The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 29, 1897, Page 2

Shown... Here This . Published Th PO every KOALY UN, afternoon, excep sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING GOMPAN’ INOOMPORATED, My. Premen PRESIDENT AND MANAGE vic pine P.M, Fisher J RS t.. Clements, J. WW / rn E DAILY SUM e mat ‘ mat r lesa 6 e00eeeos en T WEEKLY SUN Outing cloth shirt w in | ¢ ons counter § bright colors and plaids... .98¢ Russian leather belts in best 4 nt COIS weeeee scenes 25) SDAe aoeNeA Ready-made taffeta silk waists Int i ‘ ea made in newest style. .$5.00 each ¢ ite ot | Dyed and printed cambrics in NO. fall colors ....++.++.$2'¥e yard own ¢ Fleeced outings, in very fine 1 ub N Fourth finish, for wrappers and | dressing sacques, at... $0 | pasty wat Thirty-six-inch Tartan pl ip. on 4 for fancy waists 5 DD w 10 cen Roman stripe china silks, extra width +++ 65¢ yard Fifty-inch gray, castor shades and dark colors in fine bro: Cloth for..scceseseseeevees Caildren’s merino vests, good and warm, at..$0,15, 20 and 25¢ Black boucle box-front jackets, trim and stylish for ladies, OB csv bse oe veke ++ $3.98 each Handsome black feather boas all lengths, from... .50¢ to 8% Ladies’ heavy weight fleeced ribbed vests, 19¢ each Carpet Specials | Remnants from our entire stock | of medium and high-grade carpets, in lengths suitable for rugs, drug-| gets, small rooms and halls, to be sold this week at 50 per cent. di¢ count, ‘a | | BAILRY, « Commonw wealth’s Attorney. DISTRICT UDICIA | SAM HoUsToN tive, 24 ~~ uppor Capi, Faey Ir is barely possible that ray be a difference of opinion as to he ‘better element’’ of the b party ar We want to meet them. pallietnthassheneaiaiee A vorr for Rodney C. Davis is a ove for a capable man tepub ie Give us their ames and one who won't let party prejudicesprevent jus- nice being meted out to all patrons © he office regardless of their political faith, C. Faniey and W. C. Kidd are too well known need any luction to the people of MeCracke suflice it to say that there to intro- county ; are not two better qualified men ir this county for the position to which they aspire, We Register resurrected our od friends the ‘be ter element.’ We feared they | But won't are glad the ha gotten jost in the shuffle you tell the public who and let t ¢ for themselves, they are Publish their names pie jud Ir all friends of geni ho J Dorian vote for him he wil cert be elected. There is no 0 but that the American peo; 0 believe in a third term, the tendency being that when a man ha je'gut ye he should make roow weer Heuse Harris on To A vote for t Harris is one of the | day right young lawvers of the city, able, ho - and highly esteemed by # who know him, In bis hands the of- five of city prosecuting attor-e be well ma 1 Tie baogiiag manner ia whi hou ection | suill | sul Jent cou last. year was carri dont ient reason to relegate the pres rk to obscurity forever. | Some po Is were without ballots early | in the day, others were all ross run any w , and in all there to get thr Tnever was suc inability dis- played by av offiver of this cou t Reg will feated next Tuesd todo i for Tue R ves o her ast g bit says that th re were 14 negroes out last Capt, Farley spesk. r's word is upon, we will accept t the truth this once, Hon, C. J. ablest orator the have in the state, am most trusted leaders, speak far His com wide of and to the visit Bryan, county and city, twee in all, were bilied esult: ‘Thirty-three 4 Bronston, the public of 21 nigh! Alu to silver I i use came an event see y-one ¥ : Values|? > The Most Fastidious white men t to hear uh the be relied pou it has told A few days age perhaps the deme of their here og was acdvertice rnd o he wh at was the] | Gained our popularity. Solid values keep and add to it. No catch-penny schemes, no exagger- ated statements, no dazzling gener- alities; nothing but good, sound, solid values in new, meritorious and wanted goods bring the multitudes to our store. Wise people buy here; the wiser they are about values the better we like them to come. Our to | g0eds and prices welcome the most ,| critical inspection and comparison. California Blankets We have just opened our line for fall, and they certainly are 1897, dle in all of | the handsomest goods ever shown on any counter, We are the agents whom lifteea were latic nosed wis audience. Bat Cupt | for these blankets in this city, and *lwe claim without hesitancy that who is speaking preeit “+ | they are the cheapest fine blankets had to the ter 395 | ever offered. Prices $4.05 to$10.00. 1 {all voter is au-| We have an immense stock of other diepee came from ouly i t. | makes from 6gc to $4.45 jb i one man ‘ Farley ha viable Buna A v1, Your Cloak were ¥ 1 14 cob-re Past May as Well be Correct | ‘ 20) Perhaps you d on't care to buy ri ail ¢ cloik Mor ople Li . r v ‘ oe the cor rie t N PAGIFIC DEGT t } jade ux i 1 i - wey « can get ( Cloak last year at half p it wud wil u oe Hee te hb NOTIONS ion OK eu y s : boyduce lo the Leasury departmeat 4 ns, = . a | By President MeKiale . Ge {YUU G00. Last, wieder Pittticut A few odds and ends go this pros, Week at 49c. bas been displayed by the pre | ferent Tred f sur | cumbent pe Ceedings agaiust the Uu aceon [pe ta iea le ee mbm Sen & C0.) Among ty Ove of the |; ) fur jae ony as Jaw suit of | the yoveroment Lev, which was uearly JO PARKER “DEFIANT. {minor im spoke 10) §7y,uv0,000. Shuruly after the syu ey 1 Wheeler Campbell about it, he W438} qicare raised their guaranteed bid to GC Back ho First District to {told to bold on until after the elec-|945 754 a cin tel &4,,00,,| COMPAL His Political Enemies, }tion, and if the whole Democratic | | ticket is elected he will win bis Qu0 as tuat ‘Phe duty of all soand money nien Malaraie su declare for i dependence, ic if they refused lo bid posals aud a Kuttawa Parker spoke her Oct. 28.—Jo A, t, arraigu- Ky., cvevvVCVuVVVVV ey . ;eer BUR OA00-98 HEHE O0' , > LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis., Also various temperance 10! Will be pl ased by an inspection of our fali stuck of. wShoes Just received—up to date, styles and novelties. We have studied the wants of the Padu cah people, and are ready to supply their every need in s H.DIFHL 31@ BroapwAyY—TRLEPNONE 318. ROO D893-SECEVEOVBY A idle Mast imobect tan be healthy and ill drained, ire betier Plumbing means five lu AP rst imp rant, perfect all the latest & SON POINT No home Plumbing. A hundred dollars spect for saved from the doctors, ED D. HANNAN «© 13? South Fourth Street-Telephone 201 BERGDOLL, Y RO} RLIETOR. Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED In kegs and bottles, Cider, Ginger Ale, ete. Saturday nights, drinks ——Soia Telephone orders filled until 11 o'clock at nigut during week and 12 o’¢lock | Telephone:101, th and Madison Streets. everywhere, PADUCAH,KY. | Vhite Plume from a w's Tall, nora good cle from Castings. MONARCH vod all through. MONARCH CYC New Yoris WAHL & SONS. AGENT: | ‘ eon ey | | ing the silverite party for insinuations In the... ,- te Dim, bat at te: miust not be <x) ammer Attorney General Me-’ that he had sold out to the Republic- ee 1 } ip ted to win it under a Republican slit the property would | ans, and denying that he ever told K M inery Room NCE Is ity goverument, That won't work, | justify a better and the syndi pton, chairman of the Repub. WAYS Wh resort to some other meth 831 }lican committee that he was for GAN CROWN cae raised it bid to $50,000,000, | 8" There We and shape hat SHELBY BRADSHAW. od. ‘The boys are oa to you, Hence |< ab President MoKinley tought af ee ay 82 ees ed in the letter that even the most fastid ous woman | | Harris will convince you of that fact] <i] houe : ibe ead at Murray. Tnstead of sneak- tA ati“ Bée thee Firat nt r ; ill better price could be gotten, and) ing out of the district unmasked and could wish. jee these Fifth Dt ogy it 7 +) See when the votes are counted, ee decided to postpoue the sale until; Lumiliated, as has been reported, he Ervwoce Dis places ; a Pretty Military Hat Pins ~ | Tu: pet aversion of the average | *'\', : pi ber of pleves, and bad ordered at 15 and 20: cents | RAF |iumaculate Democrat is the or 4 ; other appointment at Murray for} = | | pancy by any colored person of pub-| y, : i . vember 1. He alsodenonuced L, h E DEPA HARE LEYIG4! jig oflive. Whatever may be their], Po, eae Taylor, makiug grave charges. He | 1 P will be postpone t read a letter from K. J. Hampton, ie oun ; warre,| Tee for this—to adopt thei Hine} oss tien on elo irad g that while Parker did not ex: | : | 1 Nut Ox and GEO; | of reasoniig—it makes no [di‘lerence x wa ‘ ressly state he was for Breathitt bis The ‘interest manifested by the! ® : 10. u,| how good a negro may be, he is 00 the Aap ‘ ation led Hawpton to think trade in our line of children's shoes, | $1 2 and FRup| bad to bold public office : hie de monthly Varker explained by saying that which represent the top notel in| : clonic bed isIE. A 286,012 8 p al, ant $30,-| Breathitt was bis persons! friend, His| style and quality, is evidence to us|, co JACOB} ee adapt bi cba det ean! 86 def interes re ks were rected for the most of merit in the line. | CIPISCELAKGER axe | UnWorthy of public trast, how mach nA wens & Gall tes, touching soc buys black kidskin, 2 tos. [2 "°°! Raat iris less worthy 1s a bad coloret man? “aang He 75¢ piv nee heel kidskin, 5 to} , a a If these Democrats who year after go Snark "3 ‘ 3 trys 8, lace or button | $ ; |m a grest truinph forl j : e their pet aversi 75¢ buysspring-heel calfskin, 5to8. | a. x cee dad Ni Ms the McK ie eticn, | Wkas a Larger sizes in proportion, | | sument te me POltCe Cay are}, ia q + of g SHERIPR AND its WOMEN’S SHOES eae ik | s0 opposed to negroes holding A ca it he DEVUTLES INDICTED. | lice, might it not now be a pe ‘ecistaeadaee Our women’s shoe business has ANNOL MENT veut question to put tot ! are for Killing the Miners at Latti- not been sta ut a skirmish : Se die A vi mer, Pa. in Auguste” line alread ands the atten Cums saya pion, D mes La why i , : i mer, vi gust. tion of the wise, and you neglect e Pre Paducah B Wilkest Pa, O ) —The} your interest if you do not investi- | ¢ a { Education, has iu “ ' era troe| Cal department the coming a colored man who carr t ; id Nw week. acm 4 shooting, v involved in several di f $1.25 buys woman's kidskin, foxed| "id you mean it when you cide acd ; P t t neteen fort —lace tip voted for Meiinley sound Money | - coe bean * i « oan killed, | 1.50 buys woman's kidskin, half/and real Heformiast year? ‘Then | y's i r y ed ns cousidered | double sole, stock tip at | ratify it by young the same sent'-| to re educs wit wearer, nent yeur the taint of confinement still ¢ es re found in| 1.50 buys woman's kangaroo calf, | : |to bim, justas if nothing bad bap | 1 ver nous wouariog | lace or button, school wear. | Vor Falla cuiad 6 ua ba ec iw cat vata ve save slot 2.00 buys awoman’s vici, a beauty. | ag ibis ste seed » Ta | Laya’s “aigoiied cauvass’ reminds | Doctor Lang why this man is vetained | te In Our Men's Department we | 0#¢ of a fyncral procession, io such an imporant posiion as jee} ' . . save you 25 per cent. on calf, wil-| ni ee aa ceptor in the public schocls of Padus | Lag, low calf, box calf and cordovan| 1 's really too bad that Boss) cau? And can Doctor Lang give avy |" \ : ’ goods, Yeiser won't let Lang tak, Itis too ons for it other than partisan 1 wchieved ® larger i list Narete jbad to keep a maa bottled up thal | me f su aa aaybuiy a| HO aot patios will elect to be ome | - Teasons, \ ried Loge: ber jway. PEERS saphili dui * | ELLIS | Tus Reg the| TH# report that comes from Le lounan = nie aa! j PEAKS POR HER SANITY id PPS iby ington to the effect that C.J Bro BANE: VERE | ree people some figures aonb Lange au] a headed bellizerentstat COMPROMISE.) Mes, Gleason Ray Madly And diences—but then Yeiser has pot re wb ores otcedanane, tations _ | ther Cricnds Pear the Woest, \ man, has decided to win this election i : : moved the padiock pan ; Thomas Est. ada Palma talks of N Ky nr ee ene eve! he ha imself a be 5 i ow ae ¥ even hbo bea to pot bimeelf at t the Spanish Ministey’s Yians. | dition of Mra M. Livincston 13 bodiment | head of a gang of toughs and rowdies | ; Sadie vidi De aha 219 BROADWAY 221 of business; if you waut @ good busie] todo 80, is uot much of a surprise. |», BS ho , hacanttinorowd,: Whecid tie i e338 uo to re eu “ a 2 les | TI Ss or st have bee « ” At the house o er broth- ‘A resolution hes "bala. iateaduead a mau to rey ; nt you ia the b The w Senstor must have bi en | [ nited Stat asked bie o,ine cy ' ' ni Wey ue oe in the Georgia Legislature condemn |!!#ure vote for bia. somewhe Ito give away his}ion of the Culm reforms ae Rahman Seo i » appol y Preside: lans at this early day, unless, pei | by the Spani-t Ministry, said: 1D & SOM CQnROlOds. CONRINON, " ing the oypointment by President) y 41 von and C. ©, Dyson are| la" Ace Re aes ve lative of the Cue{ Convulsions in waich she has been for MeKioley of 9 negro postmaster for ‘ 1 t haps, he hopes to bluff peaceable citi-| r sal C 1 several days have ceased. ville. ‘ wo good wen vr the wes for hao Provisional f win i eral da a aged, Hozansville, Ga., as an exhibition cro wutetts ‘wuen you) 2208 20m the polls, But that wow't| ein to wtate, most « ; Hier relatives fear that her mind is of petty spite and sectional hate which they sh lp be whi wned You! work, Neither Bronston nor bis |that the Cubans {n arms wiil ex owing affected, aod if their fears Educate £00 asenrote, » to vote don’t fe Whom c Chinn, care to get up| i no vomprot with 8 ( prove tue, the gitl will not be Pier 10 0.0 tals droveiad oto mone Thicaus desire no vote}® real fight, In that event Ken-|baus are fybuug for ab “}able to go on the witness mau tn . ‘9 N rt to le fy ayaiust her assail- Minister Woodford's cab i Lone: they want nu|tucky might lose one or more of her| pendence, aud they will enterta {NAMES E ify agaiust her assail piste rab Bc Pic Faas fe woposals frm Ul vern=| tr insmitting the answer of the Sy What i ir one, and they | most votorious bluffers, oe aad On fansttith ibevlute| 10 ber sickness Mrs, Gleason has ish government to his representations | seck no vote that is not a fuee ove. Those remarks of Brovston, howe] i dence been rav tthe assault against | in the interest of Cuba, has been re- [et eeteee ever, show the real sprit that actu-| «ye Cuban patriots are firml iru 3 as im- ceived at cal ct ety but A Cuanrer Wiscox dou't belong tol ates the free silver | terenteud/ due 0 Peay ssailauts are about ublig until considered by que ye man ot It is a question of political) Ul tieir purpose i 5h pares us illness of Mrs. Gleason gabiuty and will make Me. death to a lot of insatiabie| PMey will listen to no proper airs, . *eaia A \ khowiedging Spain's sovereignty | 999 caused au the prison Cracken county » gow she when) yitics bolders. ‘They care no more |e nO ee spreaking for men | & held in the Newport jail. They are elected. for the people or the actual free] who are fully resolved afraid that Mrs. Gleason will ABET Dyer yy get _g| coinage principle than for the pebbles} their lives, Mf need be, for HF yall fe will be bel on a Chicago, failed to lower Johnsto: euEi chain ta the Ballet ar{im the Firect, ‘Those people want} country's freedom Law voicing the} ¢ murder, 20 206!) de be t SEY OGRE 8 SNe Seve ee RU ae L aspirations ¢ ve U wo te, ur} Ber t Olutment bet ny eh Sapciedn nen ire aie ue © -Dabilebihess i oflive, and they want it bad, ‘There : piration: y d o a‘ ape ules. 1-1 Be ware of Olarments tur U time was 2:07. Later, he paced a}aud let the people kuow who these [9 Bothing they will not do to attain) iatier how ample, as a solution of} 4 ¥, the aoase of mile toa waren in 2:06's, AbOULT vive peopl ur thr desives. The Louisville Dis-| tuir siruggie fos independence, t foal tae maneean che 10,030 people saw the sport, patch is edited in the same spirit, It] Cuban problem must be settied this Hants Evprrbody Says Bo. Iv would be tue correct thing for] knows nothing of veracity or honor, | (ime once for all.” : “oe re, Sen S018 to Gey Catnarie, the most wow |ihe | Keys"ag” to give the publi fe] Tue unboly purpose i+ is tiving for] A mamaria of Cubans will'bepy cus - e — , held in New York soon to voice oppor gently |usg@eo! F Rieter Llewent that | justities any means it may use, sitlon Lo Che-sommlals ti HIGH-GRADE BICYCLE: AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES. Agent for tho bi 1896 Stearns for 58.60 Pon —best on the market, } wheels before buying. Complete repair shop. Don’t fail to call—remember tho place, Paducah Cycle Works, 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Houce oul to those buy r line of Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician and Surgeon|w Fieri Sreent.. ++ Next Doors Tue Parmer ‘7:30-9:00 a.m, ‘ 100-3 :00 p, ~ Tolaghons é 3/4 $ $ $ Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange wheels from us, |Matil. Effin ger & C0 Uncertkers Ing ‘ombalmers, Felon name 180 180 8 Third . 8. DABNEY, ® DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, G. R. DAMIS; AGENT FOR Front Rank and Triumph.’ Furnaces. Call on him and get estimates or heating your residence, Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer, 129 8. Thid St. J, §. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of tone yous in the war of 1861-65, Provecutes claims before the Bureaa of Pension OR, W. C, EUBANKS, HOM(COPATHIST, « Hours & 10, 1.8, Or RAY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D Moe 3pm ‘% Broadway mn ISBELL, MD. Physician and Surgeon, S Sixth © to 9 a m., 1:30 to8 6 tos p.m. VEMOVED! ae To No. 120 North Fourth St. |New Machinery Good Work. ‘ction Guaranteed, si W, YOUNG & SON, TELEPHONE 200, | DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, | Free delivery to all parts of the city. Cor. 7th and Adama _—— felled Ld FRANCHISE SALE, * Fwy howe os Mayor of the Gli Oct th Pe DA. Yemen, & teow ‘Mayor. eee emeeeananmanenenil s\abllsnod Ly 6, Larorporase’ 198 Johnson ‘ Foundry end Manufacturers and Dealers {= Sieam Engines, Boilers, And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fttings. Castin of all kinds, * Papuoau, . . CITIZENS’ SAVINGS ~ BANK, | 226 firoaavaye Paducah, Ky. Capital and Surplus, ‘$120,000 iD Open from 9 a. m. to3 p.m. On! urday signe from 7 to 6, Interest Paid on Time Depo OFFICERS. as, A bd R. ‘Roo House'Fronts, Mill Machinery “ AW. Moore, ~~ Machine Co, , 6 > ‘. | ty be & ( a j ’ | .