The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 4, 1897, Page 2

; You ‘depen on the fit of your cloak. We will give you a perfect fit, a becoming garment and on honest one—aud will do all this cheaply. We advise you to purchase early for a first pick is worth much this season, not only because it is first choice, but cloaks will be higher. Just four prices fromthe many styles: Neat black boucie jackets, made in fashionable box front style, at $3.98. Stylish tan covert cloth tailor made jackets, with silk velvet col * dar, at $4.98. Handsome navy blue and black cloth jackets, with silk linings, for . these beautiful tan and green eloth jackets, with the new satin linings, tailor-made, at $15.00. They can't beduplicated at $18.50 It is Novelties That Are Hard to Find Common wraps may be had in any common store. It is the un eommon styles and swell effects that few storekeepers dare handle at all, that are hard to find. We are, first of all, headquarters for fine CAPES AND FURS You will find here what you can not get anywhere else in the city Plaited back Thibet fur trimmed double cheviot capes, 30 long, for $2.98. Best quality black Melton cloth capes, with fur and elaborate braid trimming, 36 inches long, correct winter weight, our price only $4.98 Stylish plush capes; braid, bead and fur trimmings, correct width and length, for $5.00. Pur trimmed silk plush 30-inch) cape, silk lined, for $6.85. Buy your fur boa or collarette from our handsome eollection, with prices ranging from $1.98 up. Misses’ and Children’s seve Jackets —A department in itself. The few specials we quote will interest you. $1.49 buys these pretty, smooth cloth and boucle jackets with fancy braid trimmings, children 4 to ro years. hildren’s heavy cheviot jaekets in red, brown and green shades, with elaborate braiding. 4.98 —Our price for these stylish | red and blue cloth coats with | velvet collars, for girls and young ladies. 2.98 The Height of * the Millinery se. Season! for! THE PADU DULY SiN, Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY. INCORPORATED, P.M. Frewen, “Ro Sarre... hn J. Dorian .. Ww. FPANTON PRESIDENT AND MANAGE + VIC SIDE: pIRROTORS P.M, Pisher J. simih, RWC Wiiliameon J. 3 THE DAILY SUP pretal attention to ALL local, ht vin bs a vic Will giv penings le opes ably to repreeent Rates 0! application 5 North Fourth Ofce, Standard Block. street Six months. On» month per week y, pT annum in ad- 40 10 cents 1,00 os free Specimen eR ER, THURSDAY, NOY. 4, 1897. Ir is safe to say fa‘th, We thought Sau Shackelford liad got lost. But on hand at roll cal! it seems continue t than 2 Yrs. shine. the It Sos will w take ore oul. Tne Republicaus in city should have followed the precedent set by the Democrats last year—held their jubslee before the election. Jor Parker has bad lot anyway. He to of fan helped liven the ugents of :eform he was soon forgot- ten. | Tue object lesson that the Courier- of a large vote for General Hindman the woods. Ir is said that three L | jocrats in Paducah failed vote. We thought it was th Republicaus who failed — to vote. way. Tue council might g o further fare much” worse than by clecting Harry Tandy clerk of the city. Thi election of Harry would be a mos graceful revoguitiva of the serv of the press. Tux broad and satis smile on the Tammany tiger bodes no good to Bryan in 1900. Tammany Hall is atic organization that can Bryanism and waste its time with the © Jof the Nebraskau’s wild-eyed theo- one Dem win withc we ries. | Tne Sen t wu the recipient of rpt e that was eu ull ele tion returns ere election . lid not close cither, when t return begun to get gloomy, as they did very early in the game. The peopl of Paducah know wuere to go to the news, and to get it straight Tue Sen feels satistied with th And we are in the lead with all) fight itmade foris party, Altuoug that is most stylish and attractive. [there were some mea on the ticket Our prices are astonishingly low | that were uot its friends it didn for fashionable millinery. cous personalities, but did — best for the whole ticket, a3 the atives of tl Jon same were represen ELLIS party and their defeat meant humili-| oo on ation to every Kepublicau iu the RUDY & PHILLIPS;::::.»: of matter when t 219 BROADWAY 221 now | itselt tvely refused to nominees ov their KLONDYKE REPAIR CO.) iecsise ie por for me of the Repairs on Guns and Bicycles persistency in ref a Specialty. nionstrates the f ° the ti 5 Chas. A. Fisk 128 Broaaway PERSONAL. li suffering from early indise’ tions or later excesses, power and] vitality gone, we are just the par ties you are looking for. We ha a remedy which we guarantee to do prompt work and give perfect} satisfaction—a remedy very power-| ful in its action, and absolutely harmless to the system. Results are obtained in ten days. Lost manhood, lack of vitality and im tence are things of the past when | -NO is so easily obtained. One dollar a bottle; six bottles for $ (NT aon ae eral ceaty ,{Pay. You may as well have the cor AGI! NT abet aa ACR. ans | st rag hieaee Heiner ite rect. thing, stylish, well-made and AL 1.8 Ooh aaE | r K Ws Ls Dada Pue.day pres the opportunity | most cordially hated class of people | worth the money; and you can get is | SAN Hedi fesc riots of a life time and it was marvelous ty|Tbe election of Cleveland by thelit here surerathan anywhere clse,| Felephone 174, ad PADUOAGH, Ky. ; e : ‘ beheld how scientifivally t did | mugwumps in 1884 will never he for-| Cloaks from last year at half price. | -——--—-— = 226 Broadway, Padeeah, Ky vii ‘ knife the ticket, all becau ns! given wblieans. For these | "= | veortar’ Siew uae NOTIONS | JACKSON ‘Capital end Supis, $120,000,00| 20 esi tone As tl Reg r xeon th a firm hold ¢ the poorer classes, | “ é : ‘teousts Ora ha ft sorehend | those who, t, supply the greet “| [Open trom 9m: to 8p. zm -| Ten: “ by truth when it say rebeads did eonte 3%. Although by 1 “9p : Interest Paid on Time Deposits r as ‘ : ated Maeda: casei decoledsetnal tN aap cable Lg ‘ Manufacturers aud Dealer Item EF ‘S pup OPICERS. ay turning down thirty of the best men! in their purty beeause they may har- Enclose $1 and receive U- NO by |For a personal spite against one’ nian private delivery at your address ey he ally net ci same day, Address postoflice box jor the ticket; the elty and count tickets were nomin two of th 359, Cape Girardeau, Mo, Dx. H, Paxwrr. } [1 argest conventions ever Ueld by chin vow mie of tue" lve ean party in tis county; they want) 4 al —_——————] only enough to fill a few federal ap CONFIDENCE ADVENTISING p iutme Lihat is all, Phis by fadvortising Will be made known on xhough they confess thar Paducah is reasonubly secure in its Democratic] | that he was|handred honest mea in the camp of} trivial affair like Tuesday to knock us| | cawpaign, but like al! other advance inches | Journal was loosing for im the shay failed to mater alize in this neck of | ndred Dem- tol At least the returns look that} nsiteration | "| party in this city, they “were pro- | reform pitty. Riseany will taki backward step in the adi visten of municipal affairs, ‘Thy be just as clean, the sanitation will just as perfect during the administda- tion of Van Wyck as today under « reform mayor. It may cost the city nounced hy disinterested partios t 1 on in, the faires ‘The sorehends number of eight or have been carrie’ *, manner possi! wore t te at the proper time; they assisted it naming the ticket and favories to iwhelmingly re to the rand we eso and will name them presenter weir the convention ; money they wili not mind a little in- crease in expense, ney Wane: tee dete nd hy n they had any honor would The pace has been have abiled by the will of the ma |set and Tammany will follow closely, jority t mo ratic mouthpiece Henry George, whose untimely onfesses they kuifed|death occurred so recently, would ‘blican Ueket from Bailes {have been a more formidable oppo- torough the entire list and dit ell in| nent of Van Wyck fiad he lived. He their power to have the bi ot | touched a popular chord aad he knew | their py trod in the mud, ese | how to reach even the lowest elements are confessions the Republicans like] of the city. He was making a de- tohear, ‘True Republicans, wheu| termined fight on ‘Tammany Hall, they ore defeated wil! submit to the] and he knew what to eay and was not will of the rity, but this handfu | afraid to say it. of soreheads do not want a Republi did on ove hundred votes, al- of sorehe t influence Un 1S NOT CONCEIT, We are confident that we have a of rehable, useful merchandise We are equally confident that it was bought mgbt, We know that t will be sold right. If you've a need that his store ve supply you can bank traitors sa fae that io conven this county bave never been al eir party in le to i! more than one beuch faa eouven-| ino this fact: twill be supplied tion aud thea they kick and go] fairly and pateaties We're not do- a } to Democratic papers 2} ing business for a week or a month, giv ithe pointers they ean. | it’s ime matter with us, and The Republicans of Cracken |3°Ur ‘patronage Is valuable, if we om pre tect your buying interest, we can county were d yj they lreasovably count upon your contine will rhe od patronage. Doesn’tall tis strike aia, put the} you as being common sense and good the back seat or kick them | busimess policy. Now for goods and party fe ath eadin 4 DRESS GOODS HARVEST, : Much might be said about them snd it would all be interesting news to hundreds of dress good buyers. wthem and The stock is full of dress goods at ‘ tuem and when the time] the following elise prices: 11'¢c, : s put them out of the party; | 18, 23c, 250, 35c, B¥e, 480, Gde, Tbe, 85e and 8Ye a yard. All. hon- estly priced, and gratifying to any of eur salespeople to show you, the different priced ones you'd like to see with trimmings to match and the linings and the other articles necded for building an attractive dress. JACKETS, CAPES, CHILDRE are not discouraged > eurx-like and out of their entirely, tra a3 one is worse than ove Down with the traitors: will the exem, make a have ove thousand tried and trae Ropu county than tw jeans ia the party in this thousand and one. Down with half of them traitors. the traitor forever. RICHARD HIMSELF AGAIN, tion in Greater New Tue recent ele x 4 No weman or child in this section peed go without a warm wiuter gar- ment in the face of such valucs as we are offering. Inspect the stock i our cloak room; prices range from $1 up to $25 garment, resulted as was generally victory for Wyck,the Tame jul Yame havi ny 5 been ities over other} [elected by such y ) ; . Stidaias that (hil? onnt cy seems MC NEY SAVING LOTS OF MIL | d your early attention Tas immense majority of Van Wek pa ley are limited in quantity, and jis fue mainly to t lendid organise | fi «mers secure the bargains, zation of (hat p ul body. In} Ten dezen leather trimmed cow T y" nigns everything} walking hats, same as | moves ake clockwork false mover | 17° sold all over ‘ ie eat | will go on ssle m e made; nothing is dune but) y en felt sailors, 2- band vel- 1 crown, velvet bound , not shoddy, but good felt at in the pursuance of a well conceived | d z to the will of the| Hed polit en good felt flats, all col- ts, at 35 cents. *| CAN YOU BEAT spied the literal meaniag of the word Au nother reason for thoes fo “eof his pia jand 8 Heavy wrought irc at the people n bivycle hose as a wh if a pai for any person ¢ y vy Canton flannels for 7's and to be than their fellow men. |8!gc¢ a yard Lat fecling or disposition of the} Ladies $3.50 black skirts for $2.59 great pul acco! for the fact! I ARBOU B's ar g : | erstein's tuat Set 1 "a ee Seth Low was the Citizen's se Union contidate, an orgauization that] rising tiree years ago when Mayor} eco Stroag was elected and Tammany | suffercd ils first severe defeat since} ty din the) }ma as the result of af a : Vag See. Gained our popularity. Solid . Heng iy values keep and add to it. No 19 was the Kind of @ fe) catch-penny schemes, no exagger- | form American people ad-| ated statements, no dazzling gener- atural le of jalities; nothing but good, sound, ia kader Mayor | wanted goods bring the multitudes |to our store. Wise people buy here; \ | the wiser they are about values the Real reforms have) better we like them to come. Our h mark an} goeds and prices welcome the most critical inspection and comparison, excelleut a ministration, taken place, sor rain muvicipal Col, Waring treet ¢ mer, has [pee a record in cleaning the ~woes| California Blankets jof New York that has set the whole We have just opened our line for ile world to t ad imitating. fall, 1897, and they certainly are has made muni suitation ap ex-|the handsomest goods ever shown act svience, on any counter. We are the ade Hon, Seth Low was the candidate ‘or these blankets in this city, and a vvanization, He was the} %¢ claim without hesitane: of that organization. he} hey are the cheapest fine blankets eader whom the reform clement] ever offered. Prices $4.95 to$10.00 ld again vanquish We have an imme stock of other He had m makes from 69c to $4.45. stial to success and the city an adiine Your Cloak succeed that of} eas sale May as Well be Correct could not reach the} Perhaps you don’t care to buy waa yor ove ot (28 expeusive cloak. More people {don’t than do. It is none of our elf class of not make business whether you p $25.00. We don't mean to mec with your choice; we merely sug gest that no matter how little you or 1 to that al theorists known as “mug- KID GLOVES A few odds and ends go this | week at 49¢, 4 little more, but as long as the peo ple get something to show for ther } $ “ Pe) ’ > 5 The Most Fastidious Will be pl ased by an inspection of our fali stock of... ~Shoes Just reeeived—up to date, all the 1 styles and novelties. We have studied the wants of the Padu- eah people, and are ready to supply every need in shes so « H.DIEFHL&S SIMati- Ef or & Go| taumon Undertakers and embaimers. store Telephon Residence We A { er] atest their ON | . peak t= souitvire and seslonts Sivildin 31@ BreapwAY—TELEPMONE 310. NowTn How No wet iN des CVV BUWHWOVATA | Solicitor of Pension jm. [ive a ‘er aan ~ | Veteran of four years iu the war ot} a 1861-65, ; : a 8 Prosecutes are before the Bares |‘ rk . . 1 | \: Ft pie f OR W. C, EUBANKS, Jus : : HOMBOPATHIST, ch ae Perlec t Home IWARRY F. WILLIAMSON, MD,|: 22 os oa ee NPPOINT : Physician and gtr eee ::APPOINTMENTS| isin end | iret caneme Mast include, as most important, perfect Plumbing, No home | of : |. Pane : can be healthy and ill drained, A hundred sollars spert tor | gitice, No ay _ Broadway 1 vee better PI sing means five hundred saved from the doctors, i—-s esiteatntemmarehanmniinnint | ‘Di ‘ |* BD D. HANNAN « & A (SELL MD” ian * 132 South Fourt) Street-Telephone 201 Jomice 502 1 ‘: Seventh St ay +4 ¢i ry eee oa, rates has | awe oy to at | Scat . . | a HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES RE i F ED hl J ’ AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES. : 1 ce] made, Don't fail to see our line of | rood . wheels before buying. We are the only exclusive Bicycle house in the city J Jomplete repair shop. Free riding school to those bnyi heels from us, U u Don't ‘al ‘5 cal ig Pe siagadind ieee! wkend \ LAU ‘i To No, 12 Fourth iceman as aroun yom 3 Paducah Cycle Works, Now apenas ag 126 and 125 North Fitth street, near Palmer Houet Good Work.| iti! ssourl Pac ACIFIC AILW re arene [Or, Albert Bernheim LOUIS O'BERTS Be 10.4 aad No ; : — that men de- | Solid values in new, meritorious and Also v. yey Paper STAE ae Yi il Physician and Pirrn Sruazr.... Next Doow Tus Pauw | 7:00—8 .30 p mm. u ———P RU! RIETOR. AGENT CELEBRATED ER, Ot In kegs and bottles, drinks —-Soda Ms yng ter » Gin ger Ale, Telephone 101, Madisoa Stre ete, J. BERGDOLL, Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange | }/"\\./ ed uatil 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o’elock |i Satis! Surgeon telephones { S64 | Canned Coe St. Louis. | oo PADUCAH, KY 4 Window that} IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. Wl, PROMPT ATTENTION GIVE) TO 182.5, Third Street EE 3LISHED 1864,—— 2 iss Wary B, F, Greif ik gui a il lachinery, ete. ae Shades. | S. GREIF, NERAL INSURANCE Johnso ALL ORDERS, Telephone No, = = & Co. of all king Papucan, 126 BROADWAY, R,. DANIS, AGENT FOR Values) Paducah - Bottling - Co, "1 Is, \CITIZENS’ Frovi Rank and Iramph a Furnaces. lon bim aod get estimates Ver heating your residence, 1, Slate and Iron Roofer, Thid St. n Guaranteed 1 W, YOUNG & SON, TELEPHONE ea W, | Will O86, DEALER IN 200, ase Staple and - Groceries, Foundry aud | Machine Ct coe Manufacturers aud Dealer ‘Steam Engines, 8 7) House’Fronts, Mil! Machinery) rssr 9% covcuts ov a swasss ilers, And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Tron Fttings. Castings . Kentucky, SAVINGS |W. FP, Paxto. Steam Eivligs. Boilers House ‘bial ‘ a « Ass’t Cashic BUTORE,* | Jas. R.'Suurit, Gro, C. Wath W.P. Paxton Anny, 40 $ Third . 5. 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