The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 9, 1897, Page 2

ww & - Fresh Attractions ~~ =~ THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, separate sk suit, come here for it. It took half a dozen expert makers and fitters to make each of these garments —expert ¢ expert fitter, a sleeve expert, skirt expert, waist expe t—all expert work, from the cutting of the armhole to binding the skirt. The result is perfection in make, finish and style. Our $1098 Cloth Suits serior quality covert cloth, in green, brown and gray, skirt ~ercaline lined, on binding; coat lined with h ndsome Are made of sug avton Sunday, by IN OUR INCORPORATED, FM. FAsHen...... PMESIDRNT AND MANAGER OR Sura... Vi0k PRESIDENT SRCKETAKY DIRROTORS e e Dorian. . irt an Lt Wi Patton ' THRASUNEN F M, Fisher, J. R. Smith, R.W. Clements, J. Williamson J.J. Dorian THE DAILY SuP Departimetttae| ...namerareeasy. ctvng general ews, which will be y as space Will bermit without re- are Woes tse Cr pentclicdaphi ones S's CREE F you want perfection in a] ss cevor kirt or tailor-made THE WEEKLY SUN 4 to the interests of our countr ms iiteal affairs and topies;w Tess ahd Ureless exponent of the doc nes and teachings of the National Repubil can party. CORRESPONDENCE, A spectal feature of the weekly edition of Tae ~UN will be Its Correspondence Depart la which it hopes ably to represent jooality within the limig of its circu ADVERTISING. Rates of advertising Will be made kuown ov application changeable taffeta silk. T gures we quote prove easily that it would cost you much more if you had one made; charging jnothing for], your trouble and annoyance WOULD COST YOU: Seven yards covert cloth, at 75C.++.seseseceseee $B §.35 ; Three and a half yards taffeta silk, at 59¢.- -+ 2.07 Daily, per week.. see 10 cents Linings, bindings, etc.... eee oove BGO Weekly, pe annum in ad- Making. at least..... : 6.00 vance.. Maine 1,0 “Fn 82 Specimen ‘copies tree LEATHER GOODS: Pocketbooks, card cases, coin purses, shopping bags and fancy belts—c.n't begin to note the different items. A look at the stock lo more to enlighten you than columns o! description Stylish leather belts at.....-- : oeede bas reeeee Sterling silver-mounted leather purses s+ AM Nobby kid coin purses, with jewel-studded silver or gilt tops, at 1 oy a ey Rich Neckwear Novelties. This department is gorgeous withJits new stock of pretty and be coming accessories to dress. Large lace-edged mull and bobinet bow ties at Chiffon and net boas, shirred and ribbon-edged, at 75c. H Long black coque feather boas at soc. 1 ish black coney fur collars, tinished with fancyZheads and tails. | Handsome stone-marten fur collarettes, with tail ornaments, $3.00 Paris Pattern Hats. If you care for a perfect hat, after the real Paris models, this is the only place for you. We guarantee your money's worth, too, for every cent you spend here Special Display off{Children’s Hats This Week. TIME FOR FALL CLEANING Has come, and we ask you to give us a call before at tempting it. We can be of great service to yeu in buy- ing your NEW CARPETS, RUGS AND CURTAINS !]###us OOOOO060 00000000 SHOE DEPARTMENT! The interest manifested by the trade in our line of children’s shoes which represent the top notch in style and quality, is evidence to us of merit in the line. 50c"buys’ black kid skin, 2jfto 8. 75c buys spring-heelfkid skin, 5 to 8, lace or button. 75c buys spring-heel calfskin, 5 to 8. Larg>: sizes in Se ama WOMEN’S SHOES. 1siness has not been started, but but a skir 1s the atteution of the wise, and you neglect | lo not | avestigate this department the coming wee Our women mish lis your inte $1.25 buys woman's kidskin, foxed, lace tip. 1.50 buys woman’s kidskin, half double sole, stock tip, great} , iready st if you wearer. 1.50 buys woman’s kangaroo calf, lace or button, school wear. | 2.00 buys a woman's vici, a Cpe NW CUR MEN’S DEPARTMENT We save you twenty-five per cent. on calf, willow calf, box calf and cordovan goods. rhein the next they are be 219 - BROADWAY - 221 m meet with disappointment when they reached this place ; | As Miss Comer was only 18 years Experience of An loping Couple | of ave the clerk could not issue the WILL AND A WAY. at Smicblar necessery popers to make them ove twain. But ‘where there’s aw Mondsy v eht young mar | there's a way,’’ and as the sun st ried en uy le ¢ where they wore tarried 0 mined to Prips. “They were Mr Jobo disappoint hugh and Mis» Eliz » Comer, Of this place. The prospective brides Dyersburg, Teun., before they) groom procured a skiff and all alune oped avd married {they started for Metropolis, Il Th Smithland “Gold-Dust’? thus re they were I for tife, Ir w recounts the experiee they had’ ¢ sming years they there in attempting procure w8r-/of ther rowaniie Sunday marria, riage license: Jand by relating that little episod Sunlay morning County Clerk © | wii) prove to the ‘young ones’ that O. Lowery was called upon to issue! the course of true love never rans nse to Mr. dclin § ‘smooth.’ zabeth Comer, who v had eloped from near D cus! ane/ Work Begins, some tm: during Saturday nigh',| ContractorG, R. Davis today be and had drifted down th pla cid the work of pacing the hot air waters of the be umberla eaters inthe county jail, It will] ™ —gliding o'er its ‘sive waters | require four or five days to complete! « ing the atillness of the vight-—too \y the job. ’ « v 37¢, 50¢ and 69¢. | BClerktot the Coui re BAILEY. of Magomn offices are begging for vot ovratic fiscal court is reduci Yeiser re is becanse it contains OMce, Standard Block, 118 North Fourth a SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1897. REPUBLICAN TICKET. State, f Appeals, JAMES G uty Representative, FOURTH DISTRICT M,ILIVINGSTON. muty. County Judge, JOHN C FARLEY. sheriff CHARI EY WiLC Glrent Clete, WIDT.C, KI °D. Magistrates,/ * iret District, H. HERBST. Third District, WH. B Disirict, « JAN KROWN, Eighth District, SHELBY BitADSHAW Constables, First District, BR. F_ JOHNSON, Pifth District, JOHN SAYRE Seventh District, ANDERSON MILLER Eighth District, (ity. Mayor, E. FARLEY, City Jude, BW. PRATT. ity Marshal, J. A. JAMES rosecuting Aitoruey, HENSLEY ( First nd W. J WHITE HARD, ire Ward, WM. BORNEMANN and . 8, ARKS, Fourth Ward, T. P. CARTER and FR Ward, CHRIS LEIBEL and JAC Sixih Word G. M_OEHLSCHLAEGER ar sixth Ward, F. J, MEY ANNOUNCEMEN Commonwealth's Attor: Tue Democratic nominees for city than a tramp for a **handover,’ From the way in which the Dem- aries, one would suppose that they lon’t expect to hold the county oili- ces the next four years. When the city rid of the ‘ime, it will bea happy day and the people will see to it that be does not leave his shadow to perpetu- ate his bad judgment or spitefulness Wii one breath the Democratic polit'cians abuse the negroes and with ging them for their votes, It simply shows how BLLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS = Jor Panx*s bit the ‘News’? 9 onsistent a Democrat is when af er| retty hard blow Thursdoy night 1 he said that, barring he ”” the Louisville ‘Dispateh’ was the most versatile, all-round liar in Kentucky, ‘Tne reason why the ‘Register’’ don’t publish the Democratic. ticket Metropolis. ed on her day's journey they deter. | Several of the ‘traitors’? who refased ried, despite the] to vote for its manager. ‘This sta they bad met with at | ment is made without fear of success ful contradiction. Tre “Reo'ster’’ has suddenty } tell the story]come very much interested in the candidacy of Mr. Lang, but probably Mr. Lang has assured its manager that, while he voted for part of the present Republiean council, and has ofed against the last three Dem. sratic candidates for mayor, he dit forthe A. P. A man. Rovister,”” when he w ‘ote, how ger of th utting his political eye teeth two eurs ago. ‘Tue ‘Register 1n its efforts to by bringing up his position annexation question. of good company and numbers of Paduca L. 2. OGILVIE ‘s best citizens in both perties, in and out of limits opposed on was in reality a test case brougl noexation were interested in Bring out some hing new. zanve of the free ety of high class goods from w ' to make a selec have taken greater pains than ever to secure the best for our patrons. The new fall styles are superla-| tively beautiful, and the ladies are| already in love with them and fast | picking out their preferences. Sup-| pose you come in and pick out| ites of Paducah in squandering here for one speech is so cult of comprehension bat look over last year they will town where Bryan crats scored heavy unlooked for g be better for the lc Tet that money be eleven or more assaulted Mrs both by the jury and the Sheiiff freebolde:s of 40 Kentucky's repu cf this state are to be congratulaicd , bat that the people tunity to make n inadequate punishment Ir should not be e last day in whic cans must do their work n titute bimseif a to see that no f rations have decided hereafte off their employes two dollars where MLLT-ON and GEO: ty howler says that the silver Democrats livinely appointed ratio of , the price of whea two dollars a bushel in hence the conclusi dom guess work harder vat odds seem to sufficiently startling tion elucidation. “William J. Bryan _ {drama ically remarked Mr. Switaler isa mecor'e mermaid; the only | disturbing little short « tlon of independent nation has had a narrow eses 1 White House presided over by a fem- than was thought would jon of every thir Tawmany’s elimi meteorie sort, too! The Smithsonian gold standard [ystitation would have gobbled up great dissatisfacti Tammany's city pla the names of onstrated that form is the vast before 16 to 1 folks could say Jack Robinson.”’ Mr, Switaler has ot spoken a moment too soon, tis tigh time that Bryan should be ui» the probabilitie narked and be shown up in bis tra such a large part of democratic vote tha of probabilities very For the New Cordage Fae! There were 668 yolers veg Maytleld Tues:tay We nonpartisan and Pro rection of their mammoth fac'o y ‘There will be a supple he work wil be let next woes some time, & CO, Colored Dress Goods... The clever dressers of Paducah | have long since determined their | preference for trading here, where they always find the greatest var hich | ion. This year we yours? New... Fall Hosiery. Plaid hose are the latest fad. We have them for ladies and children, Also a large line of school hose. Nothing that is not the correct quality in this department. Our strongest lines are our ladies’ and children’s hose at 25 cents. We also think that we have the best 10-cent hose in Paducah. We have just received a tot of Roman stripe and plaid percales. They are the very latest cicada out in these goods. ; A Special Bargain is ten pieces “of white domet flannel at | FIVE CENTS PER YARD. L.B. OGILVIE ~ REMEMBER Hegistration DAY, October twelfth. 1 ‘lection Day November second. I 1 sd Can't Vote. DORIAN’ Ss FINE ROCKING CHAIRS 3 November first" YOU ARI GOING TO GET LEFT tor Recollect, they pift to OUR CUS TOMERS. 1s for real bar ains in Dry Goods and Furnishings, Fine Shoes and {Cheap Shoes. TOHN J. DORIAN, | 205 Broadway. A Narrow Escape. Phe Nebraska gold Democrats met ate convention the other day and fon. Warren Switzler of Oraba pre- sided over the deliberations of tha body in the capacity of chairman, La his opening address Mr. Switz male a few remarks vor ar) ‘Jocher citizen of Nebraska which were witract a n a which seemed to require factor in the nation, and an outhiw It is very evirlent indeed that th served ominy Imagine th ne fishy monster, aad one of the ve official head of the government lors, no matter how astonishing the ale may be WILL LEP CONTRACTS Next Weck, Messrs, Stearns and Toof, eal age factory men, are today we le advertise for bids for the It is likely that the contrret tor| 3 $ | mr Geet ereees: eC cere The Most Fastidious Will be p’ ‘ by an inspection of our fal OF sane ~' “oes Just receiv all the latest styles ard We have studi>* uts of the Padu cah people, an ready to supply their every need in shoe ez 2 H. DIEHL & SON 310 BROADWAY: =TELEPHONE 31 Caneeesesn. alldincincnll ~*~: ESTABLISHED 186 4,.——o Miss Mary fi, E.Greif & Co GENERAL (INSURANCE AGENT Talevhons 17k, “te ——Manufactu { Veale Steam Engines, Eoilars, House Frouts. Mili Mechinery, etc INCORPORATED PADUCAH, AY The People’s Light Power and Railway Lo. ; Will furnish you POWER AND LIGHT. “easoble Prices frow | ec Mume froma 1, nora good 1 Castings. ARCH i oi through. iPG. CO, tams for Monarch Preecey eeeer WAHL & SONS. AGENTs, HAD TO WALK, hi - \CLTIZENS’ SAVINGS A‘ olored Preacher Sues the I For #500, ov, W. M. Phillips yesterday in- i spi ust tae Ilinois Cen- railroad for 8500 damp. He 284 Wr es that on Oct i vased at fork ali at Stiles: Uapital ai $i this cor that the tao} ypped 1 frou pot and! Op aia nol back up wis , but came on to Paducal aud m to walk eight miles, Interest Pa ime Geposit L. WILLEA, as A. 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Best accommodations, nicest roome, MEALS 25¢- $1.00 PLR DAY, wdway aud Hight street MAYFIELD, KY J. R. Hester, Pro. G. R. DAMIS,; AGENT FOR Front Rank and Triumph — Furnaces. | Call on him and get estimates for heating your residence. Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer, iat 8. 9 8. Thid mm “), S. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, | Vetoran of four years in the war of 1861-65, osecutes claims before the Bureag of Pensions, *, Widows of » b sor any bite which they avsacted at the hould Write me or s*e mee “larence Dallam BURNETT @ DALLAM, Padueab, Ky Attorney-at-Law Lovievitle Trust Baildiag. REFER RY PERMIAGIONTO Louieviiie ‘iy Trost and 8. ¥. @o, e soclety paoucan Hiway Co. Reak yO tale. OR, W. C. EUBANKS, HOMCBOPATHIST, bone 4 RRY F. wi lL NSO, M9, Physician and Surgeon Pam. todp. m Mice, No Big Reestven GA, ISBELL, MO. Physician and Surgeon. Mice 602 1-28 Seventh St. 30 to 9 a LS Py 6 tO pra TEMOVED! /. 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