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

4 4 | ad ~~ Chas, A. Fisk - NU CAN'T GO WRONG IN OUR GLOAK STOCK fe We have ta qu ble sin stock. It w n ye i t We demand {ro \ > ; worth, and expect you to demaigl the sam y mney b are not satisfied SPECIALS FOR TE Ds Ten black Melton coats, 26 inches in length and {ull silk lined military front yorth $10 each— Twenty extra qua! long, for 5.00 each. 3 ‘Twenty black ¢ f 09 each. SWe bough 8 kel 5 8 and 1 years. Th ed for less than usual wholesale cost We have a comp! and especia ly recon Our box front bh you ever saw at the uts HAT BEAUTY Is largely a case of hat fitness. We study the effect of a hat on your face, and make suggestions accordingly. Beauty and economy, hand in hand—a wealth ot beauty and a poverty of price. Artistic ree iving fresh designs for ¢ y. patterns, Battenbe: Good Oil Cloths For Bathroom and Kitchen Are just as necessary as fine carpets for the parlor, hail and dining room. We can show you good floor covering for any portion of your home at just the price you ought to ; Good quality yard-w cloth, 20c a yard. Good linoleums at 50c a yard. y weight two-ply carpets, in patterns, at 25¢. ity one-fourth wool two- ply carpets at 35¢ a yard. Wea All the newes low materia floor oil All Wool Carpets erent patterns to select from prices from 4 moquet, W d, b'ue and tan s Twenty-five di and wearing qualitie: Handsome tapestr the fashionable green, Artistic Draperies Made and Asreiged By an Expert Here. Window shades seven feet long, with spring rollers, for 15¢ each. very best in desi, 1 minster carpets, in all 09000000 00000000 SHOE DEPARTMENT! nour! and quali of children’s shoes , is evidence to us The interest manifested by the tre which represent top notch in sty] of merit in the line. 50¢ buys black kid skin, 2 to 8. 75¢ buys spring-heel kid skin, 5 to 8, lace or button, 75¢ buys spring- heel calfskin, 5 to 8 Larger sizes in proportion. WOMEN’S SHOES. Our wor men 's shoe business has not be mish line already commands the attention of 7 your interest if you do not iavestigate this department the coming w $5.25 buys woman's kidskin, foxed, lace tip. 1.50 buys woman's kidskin, half double sole, stock tip, great wearer. 1.50 buys woman’s kangaroo calf, lace 2.00 buys a woman’s vici, a Beauly. IN OUR MEN’S DEPARTME T save you twenty-five per cent.on calf, willow calf, box calf and cordovan goods, ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY PERSONAL, | If suffering from early indiscre | c tions or later cesses, power and |; vitality gone, we are just the par- ties you are looking for. We have @ remedy which we guarantee to do prompt work and give perf satisfa n—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- |‘ potence are things of the past when | ' U-NO is :o easily obtained. One} P dollar a bcttle; six bottles for $5.|.,,.\ Enclose $1 and receive U-NO by|: private delivery your address same day, Address postoffice box | !/' ; 359, Cape Girardeau, Mo. D. A. Yeisen, Dr. H. PARKER. cree eernncenesnemamenewrntens,. KLUNDYKE REPAIR CO,; STARR BROS, Repairing Watches, Clocks, Repairs on Papiokn and Bicycles a Special a eor button, school wear. Ww NOTICE 10 CONTR conrnscrons, ieOTORS Cuns, Umbrellas, ty, Locks, El. Corner Ninth and Trimble, next door (28;Broadw to Breeden’s Drug Store. -| of money has been expended in fitting | reach the people *} wheat pri '{hausted by the Democrats, ———* THE PA te DALY Se, oe THE COMING Iestl. It fs somewhat emusing to » 4 [Pie ved Yn Published every afternoon, exe Sunday, by pains the free silver pres order to prove that the free Ahing is more ce: Maing will be made known on} jgal world than that a protective tariff has comme to stay; that it will, be ree lapted to su tat rensVe th s | ey arise; an wpe will demand ades ake sily, per annum + 8 4.50] quate prote . and an enlightene ] Dally, Si months. ’ and progressive Amcrican people | Daily, One mouth, . . 40 { at The tuid@ has Daily, per week + 10 cents | CPntaue to gra Sa eh Weekly, per annum in s ceased to be with cor vance al think on 1,00 ]tain newspapers acd polit Specimen copies free ers who nem | their (wi polities! whereabo TUESDAY, NOV. 1897, One treason why the “i - free silver made such a Wurx a Mexican takes 85 in| withthe people last year Mexican silver, for every @ollar of] Bryanism spread with sneh rapidity which he bas to work as bard as his} was tvat the finan was are of strike advocates ten aud why al question the Ch free trade plank $2 in American gold, thatis Mexican] tariff issue. While Bryanite prosperity. The working-| platform contained a men of this country don't want any | it was greatly modied and was so of itin theirs, subordinated to the rest of the docu- arnieeeseinacaaen ment that the issue became of Ex-canpipair Bryan accounts for} secondary importance 1m the eyes of the present improved times (he sd+| the revised Democracy. Those lead- mits they have improved) by thelers who framed the Chicago platform famine ubroad and the discovery cf} weil knew that free trade could never gold in the Klondike, but he appar-/again furnish the inspiration for an ently forgets that double the amount] enthusiastic cam m, and that to ng new must one pmet out people to go to the Klondike than] he brought forth. yet been taken out from the] ment of the tatiff issue 1 mines, leaders, who have shown ther has © ves to be shrewd political observers was on reci is esp Tus vew joner procity, Mr. cially fitted for the positic he has been appointed. He is an em- and when serving as comm Jolin Kasson, knowledge of the fact that asa cam- paign issue free trade was dead. to which inent diplomat Nothing then is surer than thatthe : das. money is now engaged in getting bis new de-| a vestion presented by the party sof 1 1200 will be the free : . colaage of silver at the ratio of 16 to Fentuee fusion between Populism], yy and I lar iu the S went into ranming order, cheap money e the silver mine owner was a devoted supporter of W J. Bryan last year end apparently a genarous racy grows more unpopu- wth the months pass, persuasions of bis Democratic n to any lon asso- pal's cazefully and intricately worded ciates will not induce b abindonment of the ht for sound ger support the f coin posi- ion of the Democratic last year, He is outina vigerous communication im whi at whil used as currenc proposition for its platform of with surre political annihi composure ‘share in of party leadership,” aad prc the future to contribute wi to the ascertainment and vindi- we turn with ples om Morning Her- Democratic pertect Lits new he ny of the responsibilities says t > he wants to see silver he is satisfled that itis the free and un} able ed coinage at a raito so different cation of truth,’’ ure to the Lexi ald, the only National daily now in Kentucky. In its issue of November 7, under “Teaption of “Steadfast to the End,” it . ; from the commercial ratio would be but fatal, not only injudicious, Norixe seems to please the poli- licinns of the Bryan stripe so much as calamity of whatever nature. E candidate Bryan in his speech at ; Misiile gOhte, thes aller daveb here has been some loose talk in ’ ’ some papers about abandouing the unphantly pointed out the fact that} separate organization formed at Louis- wheat, which passed the dollar line in] ville on August 20 of last year, per- August aud jSeptember, dropped ten] fected at Indianapolis on September cents a bushel after doing’so and sug-| 2; Continued at Louisville on July 1 of this year, and covering every coun- gested that the Republican party had ty in this state and almost every state not been able to keep wheat at a dol-| in the Union. lara bushel. Curiously wheat had] No newspaper, no man can di again passed the dollar line, two or] Solve that party; no defeat can de- three days prior to. this statement of | **toy it; it remains today and will re- i ie aye main until the battle of the standards Ir. Bryan, who apparently thought} i, ended, It will not disband in Ken- tuat his hearers were not posted on}tucky under the result of ast Tue day ; there was nothing in that cle tion to cause it to surrender its iden- ht in which] ity or lose its courage, The nomination of Capt. Hindman Senator] ™Y have been erroneous or it may not, and it is for the future to deter- Hanna has once moreearried the ban-/ mine, He made a gallant and most ner of Republicanism to victory in] meritorious fight; the speeches made Ohio, He had to meet treachery |by Bynum, Patterson, Lindsay, Yost, and opposition in his own party, and| Buckuer and others ware able and fi have done service, The success of the unlimited use o r : i imited use of money by the} sich a canvass is not always to be Democrats. Boss Gox, of Cincin- measured by votes. All knew that natti, and Mayor McKisson of Cleve-]the election of Gov, Hindman was Iand, both leading Republicans of] impossible; our peculiar ballot and two leading cities, were openly op-| UF wlsersble, slestion lane aed i ; ' voters afraid of spoiling their ballot posing or secret] : om etly kuidng him. Batli¢ they undertook to vote under two in spite of all opposition, Gov, Bush- t emblems; local races generated heat nell is reinstated and @ Republican} and Capt. Hindman—to use a com. legislature seenred which will without mon phrase—was “lost in the shuttle,” doubt give Mark Hanna his just re-{_ ‘The votes received by him are true ward by sending him for six yrars to blue; thousands equally trae did not vote at all; there is a decrease of the United States Senate, where his] jargely prey services are needed, in part, as follo poet FB a Arren a political f every resource of diabolism was ex- over 100,000 votes sine Inst November ; those are not silver Dem- not exactly certain of | Awerican brother works for his gold | put forward in the Chicago platform dollar, and buys with it goods worth] as of far greater importance than the | abandons |, deliberate and was the result of a fall | minister to Austria, and, also, 8} money question as a campaign issue y ques minister to Germany, rendered valu}, mest intensely alive, Dut it can| received able service to tins country from al aot te asserted with equal positive nore who risk votis nmercial standpoint. Mr. Kasson |necs that that phase of the wap D Congressman Howard, ot Alabama, 4} ) vtrinator to the Democratic eam: prominent member of the Populist n fond {t does not follow that bis party, sail iva receat iaterview ia ate ate. ab Al) (ha bibot Of: cons Cicinnati: “It will be impossible] orn ty the free silver leaders, It to get the support of our party for may be that free coinage of silver Mr m again. Popaliste will Dot} witt be abandoned and inetend of a be drawn into the support of Demos | oo nar with of osute dats pee’ with cratic candidates. We have been} 159 cents fiat will be advocated. But betrayed by the D.mocrats, and it} ) ever be the proportion of the will be imporsible for them to Use] qiticm the issue of the pext (wo. 08 yur patty ogain in a vational elec- three. national can » will be the hon money question. “Uxeve Hod’? Boise cannot be) somME FAVTUEFUL ONES LEFT,}) kept stil Allof the th and? After read the Courier-Jours , When it speaks of going to]? a Kolid... . THE SUN PUBLISHING GOMPANY, | ue is not dead, that the bat Values ¢ $ INCOMPORATED, money standards is not over, Nc Meo PeeetpeNt axp MaNacen | close o! cr has, at any time - A a Ber enemy a Paeatbeet [> ba pate shane ~ say tine SCE Gained our popularity. Solid Will be ph ased by an inspection ion Ft Seoerans |the money question be *Ivalues keep and add to it. No r of our fal stuck of. claimed that the issue was dead crleatch-penny schemes, no exagger- BM. Pieper ments, J Tthe question atall setiled, ey ated ling ¢ e sre question Wil remsia an isste in polis| aliti s At 4 THE DAILY SUP tes and will aot be “settled? a prioeious = ol " re ea and leant [Some other issue comes to the front, Wy nue g a, ebay has 4 : WS which may be used by the wise Shoat values the $ : SNR ROMS ee tito: @ steppirg-stone to ntocome, Our Just received—up to date, all the late “THE ¥ WE LY SUN agi which the restless elements of so: ome th rd styles ard noveltic $ ivt IPaccept as a possible rand con - Ske RUNES ETRE ries tha : e We have studied the wants of the Padu ii beeed ail lek eee ie Calif. Bl cal people, and are ready to supply their comes, as it will ina few years, the | alt ornia lan! Kets movey question will sivk out ot siht) We haye just o ae Vinete every need in shoes. avid cease to be a subject for political | (ty vie ye agitation, | c 3? ae Itis poiaful to think what the id hat hopes aby Courier-Journal wonld do were it not 1 | 1. ] | E | | L ON within tne lisis ; S | for the tariff qacttion, which it atil- ts 3 Ww | asa sorbet consvlation issue a nin th ‘lo 310 BROADWAY—TELEPMONE 310, Your Cloake Tay as Well be Correct |don’t than do. It is none of our asiness whether you pay > oF idle sug ftle you the cor. sh nade and u can get NOTIONS KID GLOVES 1 i s go this L. B. OGiLNE & C0, tistied Re} lo ny nominee of useless to vote nt voters |in the result, | Shackelford is ville ¢ one belie mone city? this The profou the Lat ern ili mov be absurd to thiok same sense of duty, the same m which produced 1 conv and wiil neither surrender, |ge over to. the foes of jment, of honest money, : courts the reign of tle law, who u ly obtained cor { the De Tis army will bi year and the yea principles and with those rinlv0o. It government to th nich conquered the Ch tion, but was defeated and if the princ be reuilirmed and the ticket | nowinuted, the defest will be rep d the sound money men will be se of it. 3 fall Sunday in ourselves g let us and with year we solen victions would avowed that our not permit us to support those nomi neeson that platforin; for ourselve we were in carnest, we meant every word of that decla: ; we did not mean tha tained by reverse We for absolution, field of battle. Loving our country, lovin our party, lov cient and hone nei} Herald took its has ts fight; it has no ogies ot surrer der; it is not alarmed; no pavie ba entered its ranks; with the ion of utteran it marches future o doubt of the real trade bas- lcom 1 ree » current ed on pee mercial Is warded by mes alee mone he merchants of the world— this is the future of our republic: peech, free suffrage, full pro- equal ial ion in all courts, impartial tribunals, ¢ untrammeled commerce, single standaid gf stable value—this is the future for which the Herald and its party fight; for which they are will ing to fight at every sacrifice and every risk. best on th Ae | | | wheels bef vay The Most Fastidious + LABOR ES-BBUSOTDUM Don’t Cuss ‘The Plumber He may be entirely innocent, Maybe his work was good but has been mistreated, Whatever te cause of the break or leak, or bad behavior of pipes, don’t waste time about it, but have it fixed up; We are ready to make repairs promptly and economically, We are ready to put a job of pew plambing into your house that will give you more satisfaction and less anoyance thin you ever experienced before. 132 South Fourth Street.Telephone °201 HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES. Agent for tho highest grades of Bicycloe made. prettiest wheel made, Don't fail to ve are the only exclusive Bicycle he market, buying. air shop. remember the place, c. Don't fail to call- 126 and 123 North Fifth street, near Palmer Houee mee, Dr. Albert Bernheim Firtu Srerer.... Next Doow Tur Parien 00 am. . 364 OURS HOURS 144 Telephones F, J. BERGDOLL, Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED | \ LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In kegs and bottles, drinks—-Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange Also various temperance Cider, Ginger Ale, ete. ne orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock y nights, Telephone 101. hand Madison Streets, Wall Paper »"4 Window Shades. N THE LATEST PATTERNS. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, ML. >. GREIF, 32.8, Third Street ‘Telephone No. 87 PADUCAH, KY oy sL SHE 64, oO ee Miss Mary B, E, Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. .... Telephone 174. PADUCAH, KY. JACKSON Foundiy and Machine Company, Manufacturers and Dealers In Steam Enoines. Boilers. House Fronts. MillMachinery,’etc, INCORPORATED PADUCAH, KY + ED D. HANNAN «© CYCLES We are prepared to offer Stearns for $58.60 Don't fail to seo our $45.00 Overlandsand Regbys| “ \ ar © our line of © in the city, Freo riding school to those buying wheels from us. Paducah Cycle Works, | Physician and Surgeon ® DENTIST. 406 GROADWAY, G. R. DAMIS; AGENT FOR Front Rank and Triumph Furnaces. Call on him ard get estimates for heating your residence, Tin, State and In ate, J, 8. CANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of four Aneg in the war of 1861-65. Proeecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions, To sollicrw, widows of soldiers (80)-6), Mexican War service ¥ mm Ne wivemen Y h they wu fonal Capital should Write me OF DR, W. C. EUBANKS, HOMOPATHIST, eshdenee, Sia So cienbone o HARRY F, WILLANSON M0, Physician and Surgeon 108 p.m. Office, No, 41956 Broadway. G. A, ISBELL, M.D, Physician and Surgeon. Office 602 1-2 8, Seventh St, Residence 723 8, Sixtn. Oftico Hours 7:30 to 9 a. mi. 1:80 to 8 m. REMOVED! SA, STEAM “AP LAUNDRY To No. 120 North Fourth St, New Machinery Good Work. Satisfaction;Guaranteed, JW. YOUNG & SON, HONE 200, J, W. Moore, DEALER mM Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the eity. Cor. 7th and Adams. id spproved Oct hday of Nu 10 and it ier iy bandas" Mayer of the Ch adueab Ovt, the dub, Isv7, shape heal D. A, Yeisen, J Mayor, ee stablished 1885, Johnson Foundry and Machine Ce, Manufacturers and Dealers = Steam Engines, Boilers, House’Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Tron Fttings. Castings of all kinds, fa roroorased 199 Papuoan, . ° CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANE, 226 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 Open from 9a. m. to8 p.m. On'Sate urday nights from 708, Kentvcey, Interest Paid on Time Deposits OFFICERS, Jas. A. RuDY W. F, PaxTo} DY. DIRECTORS. Jas, R. SMiTH, Jas, A. RuDyY, F, Geo. ¢ WaALLacn, |. FisuER, F. KAMLEITSR, Gro, 0, Tam * ‘ 4 » { ’ ‘ '