The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 8, 1897, Page 2

ay AE PADUSAN OAILY SUX. Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INGOTPORATED. oR. Sate ohn J. Doria! Wor PastoN .. pinecTons Dec eeTANY THEASUREH |, BW. Cle = Pepsin Dorian "THE OsILY SUP Wilt give spmetal att ponings of Inte xe Botnegiecuine general news, x Kiven wa fully as space will Derinit eitvout ard to expense THE WEEKLY SUN 4 to the interests of our county Da i, senate weep ve r Hitcat aftairs and vopicn Sea tenrleachings of the National Kepubit ean party. a CORRESPONDENCE. Jal feature of the Weekly edition of Tae mae wil be ie loorrespradehes, Deval! wee ta which i hopes ably to represent drery localiby within the limus of tts circu lation. } ADVERTISING. Raven of advertising Will be made known o applicat aaa ae Offce, Standard Block, 115 North Fourth street. Daily, per annum.. Daily, Six months Daily, One month. 40 Daily, per week. +++ 10 cents Weekly, per sang in in ad- vance. 5 Specimen copies free a abiaiianiell 8 4.50 2.25 ing Richard Croker| where he discovered Van Wyck. ——_ Buray’s route through Ohio on his tour of speechmaking the last week of the Iate campaign was marked with Republican gains. A rnew trade tariff: general de- presdion and distress. A protective tariff: prosperity and plenty. ‘This| has been simply the history of the country since its first president. Lovtsvitix is no longer without a| Republican daily, the Commercial having come out as ‘radical Re- publican.’ The Commercial — is warmly welcomed into full fellow.) ship. Wit allthe Democratic vitupera-| tions against the cppressions and! wickedness of the Dingley law. we} haven’t heard any wish expressed yet to return to the benefizent provisions of the Wilson law. ‘Tne total value of the agricultural products of Kansas for 1897, accord- ing to the report of the board of ag- | riculture of that state, is $176,000,- QfiU, the largest-in the present de “Tne revival of all industries and the commencement of prosperity io all parts of the United States were the natural anu necessary results of the action of the President aud a Repub- lican congress.”’—John Sherman, —_—_—— Wirn a bundied thousand tons of Alabama coal going to Mexico for! the use of her railroad locomotives in vompetition with English coal, it looks as though a new field is open to the South for her rich products. —_—_—_— A srateMest compiled from the official records of the Government prepared by 4 free-trade Democrat |, show that during Cleveland's last term the farmers of the country lost more than a billion dollars a year by decreased consumption and decreased values of products. Ir ia alittle difficult to compre- Tend the vast influence of a man who can pick up ® man like Van Wyck and make him mayor of three and a half million people as easily as Rich- ard Crokor has done, and that, too, without any of the formalities of a | nominating convention. ‘Tle mayor- alty of Greater New York was not | Croker’s to enjoy, but it was his to) give to whomsoever he would —— Ix Nebraska the Republicans met} the combined forces of silver Demo- crats, Yopulists and silver Republi- «ans, end yet were only defeated by a majority of 2000, Last year the Republieans lost the state hy 12,000 "Though the Republican gain is only 10,000 in one year, and that, too, in Bryan's owa state, yet the Demo-) crats Lave been talking about the great victory in Nebraska! $ 100,000,000 18 a good money to be sent out of the every year for farm products wh eh or own farmers could supply. Sec. | re’ary Wilson estimates that nearly} this sum was paid out last year by the people of this country for pro ducts of agriculture which mi hel have been supplied by our own farme ers, if they would properly study public demands and vary their pro <luctions with this in mind. Mr. Wilson is proving himself the most practical man that has been placed at che head of the Department of Agriculture in many years. His ef- fort to induce the farmers of the country to experiment with and | e- gin the practical production of leet sugar is iu marked contrast with that of Secretary Morton wader the last} Ihe rebuke wo the R has been adanuistered by its own! FM. Poems... Puanioeny Ann asc vee 1.06), and re the unemploye F atisfied ones ever ready to| greasy ¥, any panacea|the purpose offered hy the de state and the f jnational currency demanded a politi-| Jie fold is bee | Jthe feeling of the prodigal, whe decided to go back to his father, management of the v ability is concerned, th recent defea of our we did manazeim of ours and st seured by petty quarrels, unseem'y Nearly every sta been cursed by a result of some persor ever presente a brilliant record | inan almost endle creased votes, Here of the recent def the Republicans refrained from going | POLITICAL mes from Fraukfort is be- The report ¢ that Governor Win, O. Brac ing “announce!” by bis friends as 4 candidate for the United States Sen- ate to sueveed Senator Lindsay. It is barely possible that the slieged an- novncement is a joke perpetrated by some feckless and irreverent news paper correspondent. The sizus of the times als ysurin 1 a of Democrat t new 1 omey sucee jenatoe L d wat the annour at of any rey an the Shonorab time, somew rema B ag it may the t ©! of Gov.” Bradley is a er loo serious a one for ever the rumor ma, © itis worthy of rt and serious t treatment. Judging from thé election returt Kentu Democratic t within Republican Hines, onc state anil once on national issues, the | old Biue Gea steps and ia a most ¢ repudiates Rebublica mes cal change like sa gt ky. lt mean jan @ similar ¢ i» New Yerk, Ohio or other that large natural political furnish « rial for st tits for vast nud nber| of diss: anything wi promises somethi nothing When Kentucky t a position it is with a clearly defined reason there- | for, aud it is deiiverately and cala'y) done Kentuckians are radical yet liber. al. Th all the tenacity ihat comes from the sacred memory of a long succession of brilliart and honored leaders, ‘T serve democracy had become the | Chica The people of | ta pride of the Kentueky rei fast, uetil the on of a sound cal realignment, came. ‘The victory was won by | tle scarred veterans who, a few years ago would have died rather than have voted the hated ticket, Kentucky] had gone republican, None were} more ar themsely Weare told that the re y has gone back to th p of the growth of the free silver sentiment or because of a revalsion of feeling 1 republican doctriae of protection. These statements are wide of troth. The peop their verdict upon the money qu tion last’ year aud not! f this state gave pened tochange the anything the events since been such as to their decision. The re trine of protection was not issue in this state nly was not this most ¢ ar. The Tuesday is not in the currency cnuse lem, nog the tariff iss Ken comes not back te d eracy purification bas taken place in the| plied democratic house. Republicans have not suddenly become worse The record made by tion of Governor Bi lininistra- ley in the ments of the state goveroment lias | been clean, able and economical, It have well bee proud « Wherein then lies the cause of the | Internal disse institution bickerings aud factional disnutes, | iustitution 1 aaal, which, upon investigation, has proved to be th or factional quarrel. The grandest opportunity been frittered away by the Republicans of Keatacky factional and personal ¢ party he ious, wel! enthusiastic w out of power, ha rebellious mase, d aders, To own one faction means tion will knife you, spirit has spread to all parts of the e and its results sta pparent in independent ti sn es the cause t. Not only have to the polls, but have in some ine |i stances voted the Democratic ticket, | publican party | Republicans along are re-{ the Southern states, I sponsible for Kentacky’s repudiation of their party. Republican party. a leader and | victories of "95 and ‘06 measure due to his power , anrl to his etatesman vension of the real issues » more snividal t! Seadley forward 9 every part of », why Governor Bradley did he campaign this fal), many Republicans even now be. lieve that the Governor prefers a par. bis own persoaal benet ts may be there are s state retraces ber|thouss tepublicans *in jatic manner| state who will never agaia mireh wao- A radi-|der the banner of Goveraor Bradley. at) And it not the only one who mast step van be said that the Governor wore ia jis ge docs | Jers mast come to the prthern | Lhestaie of Kentucky has/ whom 'Y {tree thres! liattons, who} be done, aud give as leaders who are rikes and riots! willing to yied their x armies of |ambitions to promote party euccess, who are Republicans from principle, men who are Dot in politics for revenge,—give and Kentucky will be ean afier the next e which} is enthusiastic, flushed with vic | learned from the he futilily of an inde al Democrats bi clung to democracy with | recent e'ectioa Jot Indiana and Ohio, Bryanism and the doctrines battle | ( | ight kind of leaders the Re- |e | years. affairs of the! publicans will receive the aid ONLY A FEW OF US LEFT, isville Commercial Be'a'ed Surrend ed than the Kentuchiais | the ) afree silver party, jabandoned the fight for sound mo: ‘0 ia for the city and it formally son Ken- eral- fin the Lit [wos to ws #, cou not t of the. great. cbaogo 00 lun |ik was basil s to the Most Hig providence industry bas nay have been incr and the comforts of our homes wi sls “protested the ua- n strengihened, love of free i0Sti- | aumaumeremmenen ious depart-| closer bonds of fr t benefits it is our duty to praise the Lord in the spirit of humility aud to offer up to Hin our vest Supplications. nowledge our ob- ligation as @ people to Him who has graciously grauted us the ings of free government 3 been a record, as far as executive any party | most tions or | vitali ties you a ren do pro $} satisfaction 1 ful in its action, harmless to the d ons are the cause] Preside » finances | ving aud prayer, has been ob-! , ple are invited to Oa this day of n let our prayers be filled with charity a party to make| Washingloa this tw Witiam MoKinnry. By the Presider ad greatly dee! week. woldlly Was Wis true - corn hed a high sta ¢, and wheat flour car for use only once or twice a wee All this hae been char 4 for even the Southera ‘ reoes have bread for and iclly in oar the , then, as to the delig rn bread lessons, wh have for is hard to be: our hogs and cattle, poor of Europe, th meats of the Ameri an corn crop. ARM AND LEG BROKEN, A Painiul Ace‘dent to Ray \ makes from 6; Hali, Lives at Melber, and is a Nephew of Ex-Chiei J. W, Hall, $ county, ea urday near i noon, The wall lad wa quite a distance. Whea picked up it was found that} oken, The boy is a nephew of Mr. J. We e leg were ne arm and Hall, of the city. K PLANT. A BEET St Farmers Will Be Asked to Help|! Esto btish One ia Indiana, Hagerst efforts of a Buff facturer of beets Y.) manu organize & C deal of attention among the fa’ ig this part of the ccuntry. ments in the raising of sugar have be ry wil A cor} rme chy beets will be invited to subscribe, ritory which | Young Jody Warth’s Unexpeet-} --, if ed Fall. lie Was Thought to be Dead at First. arthe old I a hmb wh y feet to the lweil wh t porch at bi same tre the unfortunate youth's assi ved for some time. he latter subsequent exawivation Boarders Wanted) 405 COURT STREET, “| Good Rooms, Good Table, Best of Attention, GEORGE KRITZER KLONDYKE REPAIR 60. Repairs on n Guns an and Bicycles a Specially. Ghas, A, Fisk - 128 Broaaway PERSONAL. If suffering from pa ¢ looking for. We have which we guarantee to pt work and give perfect y power absolutely i t e things of ene: casily « »stoffice box Cape Girardeau, Mo, Dr. H. PARKER ROTIGE TO CONIAACIONS, DA Yeesie KOTIGE 10 00 NTAAGTORS, iyo reject wuy wud all bids ? DA. Yeisen ) Mayor, irgely desertod cord 1, and the hoe- oro muito yogs and lite ia 1000 aow : to make corn bread of Iden time, and this fact ia cons nection with the more abundant wheat has redaced th ? corn bread to a mere tritle, com. atively While we are educating s of it learn the same seem well nigh to ro bread \d certain- ly be wise not to turn over entirely to tto the ing eles Gained our popularity. values keep and add to it. consumption the handsomest goods on any counter. 1 of Mr. Wylie t-| 5 ina hiekory nut with your choice; we yg off nats when he feil natter how little you , you may as well have the cor stylish, we it here surer tha Cloaks from last year at half prie Nov. 8.—The | r machinery to any to build a facto. ry at New Castle is attracting a great arried on in many parts the most ills have been obtained sixty miles of | hares placed at $90] in from one to four mers all over the ter- Ibe drawn upon for t broke, precipitating him fifieen or tent, sect e is proof. Make “Snow Drift,” A good, Straight Grade— Noue better made “Daisy,” A good, honest,*str Also —=— Pur, Fresh Corn Mea} Made of select corn. perceptible even to bis 2 of Mr. Caldwell was] 1 climbed down to | raised up, but no Uuder| Youes were broken, as revealed by a bran and chicken fe any and everything 1a our line for wlicat or corn, Street ‘Telephone No. We spend our the raw material! fit back for the manufactured a we can continue to do business ourselve ind the more o' fakes tine ry ciren hulps another, and $» it passes from » and the community as Yours for PHOUCHH AL Ai) ve (i T. H. PURY yah Pres't, rect from the mill, } on sacks and barr 4Solid.. Values Solid wanted goods bring the multitudes to « our store, Wise people buy here; + they are about values the t we like them to come. California Blankets We have just opened our line for they certainly are r shown Weare thi ents or these blankets in this city, and ve claim without hesitancy Your Cloak May as Well be Correct Perhaps you don't care to buy e cloak. More people don't than do. business w heth er you pay $5.00 or We don't mean to meddle It is none of our uerely sug de and und you can get anywhere ¢ NOTIONS KID GLOVES odds and ends go this L. B. OGILVIE & CO. ‘ste of the Parohass” grade, patent flour— will like it bs y it and be convinced. ‘Success’ nd only to rictly choice All manufactured and for sale by nd flour barrels, our own bought for cash at our cooper shop acr We pay the hi the street, st cash price for We also sell corn, and exchange No, 2 nmunicate J, South money at home for Let us have some tis 1 at the saine la. 1 town, le eon. re we cau rowo ne38 ion od times, A, COKER, Sunt S.—Families will please insist groverymen keeping our 1 thereby eave » of ordering a vive our Br a % STA R R BROS, ing Gans Clocks, Guns, Umbreitas, Locks, Etc, Corner Ninth and Trim le, next door to Breeden’s Drug Sore, No catch-penny schemes, no exagger- ated statements, no dazzling gener alities; nothing but good, sound, solid values in new, meritorious and ; Our sods and prices welcome the most critical inspection and comparison. that 95 to $10.00. se stock of other 2 to $4.45. Will be pleased by an inspection of our fali stuck of... wsShoes Just received—up te date, all the latest styles and novelties. We have studied the wants of the Padu cah people, and are ready to supply their every meed in shees. ss H. DIEHL & SON Ste Breapwav—TELErieNnr 310 HIGH-GRADE. Agent for the highest grades of Bicyc’es made. We are p 1896 Stearns for $68.60 Don't fail to see our $45.00 Overlands a: —best on the market, prettiest who wheels before buying. We are the on Complete repair shop. Free riding Don’t fail to call—remember the place, Paducah Cycle Wor sia me and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Houct HOURS ; Also various temperance Cider, Ginger Ale, ete, phone orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock | ‘Baturday nights, loth and Madison Stieets. Don’t Cuss ‘The Plumbet He may be entirely inuocent. Maybe his work was gocd of the break wrt but has been mistreated. Whatey or leak, or bed hehavior of pipes, don't waste time it, but have it fixed up, We sre ready to 4 promptly and economically, We are realy to new plumbing into your house that will sive you more satisfaction and less anoyand® than you ever experienced before. 132 South Fourth Street-Telephone 201 AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES. made. Don't fail to see o Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician and Surgeon J WW Pivrn Stam Nexr Doog Te Painen 00 a.m, Telephones J. BERGDOLT, ——— PROPRIETOR- Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEN RATED LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In kegs and bcttles, Telephone 101, INCORPORATED Wall Paper ae Shades, Window N THE LATEST PATTERNS, PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, WwW. S. GREIF, No, 132.8, Third Street. cleplione Ne. oT) ABLISHED } : Miss Mary B, f Greif & Go GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Telephone 174, JACKSON ‘Foundsy and Machine Compaay, Manufacturers and Dealers In — Steam Enoines. Boilers. House Fronts. Mil Machinery, ete. \ $) a 3|_"! $ ° $ $ $ ed to offer r line of exclusive Bicycle house in the city. hool to those buying wheels from us. drinks——Soda Pop, Seitzer Water, Orange PADUCAH, ——— —s = - ay PADUCAH,KY DENTIST, 06 WROADWAY, RR. DANMIS; Front Rank and Triumph Furnaces. {Call on him and get estimates for beating your residence, Tir, Slate and ron Roofer, 129 8. Thid St, J, $. GANSTER, | Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of four years in the war ot 1801 Prosecates claims before the Bureaa of Pensions, Nid write ime of mive me ® “DR. W. ¢. EUBANKS, | pees ATHIST, Telephone 120, Jen st ‘leleptioue Otce Honre 0-410. 18, T "ed F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon 5 1103p. m Mice, No 419'9 Broadway, 6. A, ISSELL, MD, | Physici ian and Surgeon, | Uilice 502 1-2 8, Seventh 8 3. Sixth, + ED D. HANNAN € ooo ies 2t SS Pp to 8 p.m, a CYt LES 2 E MOVED! LAUNDRY fo No. 120 North Fourth St, Ne sw Machinery Good Work. » Gonrant eed, Ly W. YOUNG & SON, TELEPHONE 200, a es ee WMicore, DEALER IN se Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kivds, | Free delivery to all parts of the city. Cor, Tua am t Adams | | NOTICE OF FRANGHISE SALF. Machine Co, factUrers Ome Dealery in sean Engines, Boile’,s House Fronts, Mill “datice i And Tobacco Serer #8, Brass Castings and Tron Fittings, of all kinds, Papucan, . - Kenrtvcxy, Se eres cee ; C.TIZEMS’ SAVINGS PADUCAH, KY, ! : BANK, dueah, Ky, Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 Open from 9 a, m. to 3 p. m, urday nights frok 7 to 8 oe at {iterest Paid on Time Deposits eA Re bu scene President R, Rupy.. DIRECTORS, Jas. A. Rupy, Jas, R, Surrn, F, M, Fisuer, F. KAMuurrsk, we Watson, Guo, O, Haar ERS Fanay gt’