The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 20, 1897, Page 2

“COMING EVENT! te In order to give thanks to our customers for their liberal patron- TRE PADUCANDAIY SUN, Pablished every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, (MOORPORATED ) MANAGEN : PHUSLDENT SRORETARY TREASURER < THURSLORNT A’ DIRECTORS Williamson J.J ry ———=]the one fact remains that the object they do not dissipate the fra eg $ ‘ i k, put on THE DAILY SUP a re ““ of orange blossoms in the air] Major J, tt. Asheraft has returned ANS age, we will, this week, p sou, i coed Daaee Wea lick vb bps lessen the Re-Iheraiding the many weddings for] from up the Tennessee river. ss ial attractions in poutn in Paducab and vicitt pie: , is possinle, Any real] which the sweet-scented flowers wil Jag sale special hot newlecting weneral Bows, wrick Wil 3} and genuine reform the Republicans Ltodeck the fair brow of wilit. Water 3 Johnson lett bes. city : : by k a fata to expense: ill approts, "bat ruck a ofimaily han one of tho falfeat_ society na short deamming tour. Sunk Focatvan lap’ ge sGueee WU shed lated ia ae I desguised partisan measure will of ee a ee gentle) Miss Elizabeth Sinnott did not go hon’ duit caboae i relioatent an Sgiving... THE WEEKLY SUN ase bs : Spr | to Evansville last week, as stated, on mye 1 novelti ‘ ts devoted to the interests of our country ‘pa: | COUrse be a pve inl 4 oneal wil all times be Dewy and. —_— Since the days of “ye auld-auld | account of illness, We have studied the wants of the Padu Abdeds a great opportunity for | ‘ertalnin; ff, hile keeping, fis veodere Gooten bei : , loan ene as been decided that Ger : ‘ F a @ inens : ekeepers to buy fine table 2 hire Marts he dec] TUE press dispatches contain 8/11. Los6 should give place to the yet é fer shag een erg cah people, and, are ready (o supply their P linens at a great reduction, — | sey and tachings ofthe National Repubit- counts of the disintegration of the! jcloved bud, and as the pretty. girls| "Me Wintet in Washington, D. C. eat teak Yn das sail _ One piece all linen 46-inch red bordered table linen, well worth national committee of the A, P. A [develop into handson Ae ctiyey se Mr. Richard Rudy hae retarsed 45¢, in this sale at 28c yard CORRESPONDENCE. It has shut up shop and ths sheriff} debt wh are laden | f; hunting trip down in Ballard F In ready- ee apa we te Pty tot ah oes Ted, | ssectat teatare of the woskiy eatton ot{has sold out its effects under the| wit best gift, 1 i rough | county. pink and blue bordered cloths, 2" yards long, for 75 eacl SUN Will be its Correspondence Depart: |e mer, We expected as much, but| with wistful eyes, ST Rong ae dep Fine damask hemstitched table cloths, yards long, for $2.48;] nent iu wach it hopes ably 19 represent “gong mith “he Et tes ae . the cor fature, erg ee jie left Thurs. “ . e : 4 yards long for $2,98, and 5 yards long for $3.50. won, it came earlier than we thoug tak top across the threshold of| for Maytield, after a se = me» 0. SO 7S A lot of odds and ends in table sects with napkins to match, at would, An organization wade up Of] jjossoming w anhood aod ivto the | weeks visit to Mrs. George F e | ") W w much less than the material costs by the yard. ADVERTISING. such elements as contained in the A. } magic land of society. | hoy. Rates of advertising will be made known on | 8 MSP 310 BROADWA t's HONE 410. a 1 ny d Wi application P. A. could never es its mem- Ww i who O86 tever~ satietied Miss Susan Sneed, of Henderson. 3 8 x ership was made up of brokea de th th eu ( i | Ky, wil ve i vity t owe. race inners nite, Gadi GACT Ha Powis —_— wa a te up of ee 1 : with the eo Y eit iat : ul a | Ky. wal Ca als inks “i ; We would like to say ‘money makers,"’ but these towels are] stFeet- politicians who were out for office; [doubt be glad to learn that pos $ MWB ‘ ] not price? that way. We have marked them to make more friends Py 16 narrow minded bigots who are out of | el hair i nto be ia yi ve ai| Miss Adah Thompson will have as Pele ® & : ; 82040 nt : ‘ en a snake laily wear, however, but fortdin-/ her guest Miss Eliza Garrett, of Pem than mone} place in a free country, and preju ‘ es HE ged e i Twenty. five dozen strictly pure linen, hemmed huck towels, Pt Aa : . 4 cad religionists whoeo narrow-|' wie ie ge a (ei |breke, Ky., ia a few days. C ei Daily, One month. eeeee “ he effect is ou t a ft 20x40, at 1oc each. 5 ne sndered the sapable save always Uked 6 . Mrs. Ge on Ti a ‘pine quality linen, hemmed towels, 22x44, at 19¢ ea Daily, per week.....+++++ 10 cents} mindedness readered (hem mrt 4 vee have alwa aye tke rt » emulate, apie! Gectgd Bionteay left Thurs: i Genuine huckaback, plain and fancy bordered, hemstitched tow-| Weekly, Les annum in ad- of enjoying the privileges of a libers if i bedi: arance no { loge ve fo Mayfield. i els, the very best value ever offered at the price, 25¢. | NABER eee eeeeeeeeseee es 100 Tcounty, where the fundamental prin- ecis her revisals, wil’ be] Atiss Carrie Wallace returned Mon- qa In this sale we also offer twenty-five extra size hemmed white toi-] Specimen copies free ciple of the government is the privie} °°" dine epee the day from a brief trip to St. Louis. let quilts, in regular Marseilles patterns, worth $1.00, for 75c. J eve of erg Goa sccordiillt tothe| ‘ * ' rien Pande Ph ports, 4 Specia an tchie ibit ——$—<—$——— not serving him atall, if one sees|ten, ‘The woman whose white locks} joe es Cae We are after the handkerchief trade of this city, and make our bid] Duke Croxson, one of the assail-| proper. Muy the experience that has | *T \ eal quetti ly on eb ar ret ad ir ag ast week ' for it with low prices, large variety and the very best values. ants of Mra, Gleason, at Newport, @/ jee, gove through be a lesson that ie plane a ‘ y oe A v Be 3 a i Men’s Ret! hemstitetied white and colored bordered handkerchiefs, !few weeks ago, gets off with twenty| will be remembered for several geu-| C1"# half a lozen lille black patel | Mes Carrie Rieke Te visiting Mrs f ‘a cay cic Ris asa olored bordered handkerchiefs, all| Years. It1s jast such verdicts a8}erations, Unquestionably this is the} fect is still further helped out if sh ore H. Black, in Terre Haute, oun reset sca i that that calls lynch law into play. |peginning of the end, and afew short| chances to have dark eyes and eyes] /" cas on’ eer st ictly all linen hemstitched handkerchiefs at 15c each. Death is the only adequate punish-] moaths will serve to obliterate every | !TO"s euler, dark curves. if ee te Rawls, of Evanaville, Fine quality extra size linen handkerchiefs for 25 ment for ihat gcoundrel’s crime, vestige of this un-American orgaui Phe etewnlog evant Gb. the nent] ne " ng piven 9 hearty wel FN >) “ \ w 14 —The best handkerehief ever offered in Paducah for the =e zation from the country, and may its| week will be the Thanksgivi i‘? —s wany t fiends, 7} — . L 1 1 } 1 ye 1 = price are these pure linen sheer hemstitched handkerchiefs} tu» Republicans of Ohio nes like uever intrude itselt upon our | tliat is to be given by the society » Hemstitched auf caibroidered & Siviss hatdkerchsets, tive usual 2s¢]the legislature meets, Y Jin unity, protit by the experience of) pamor House ee ee ey ee e ve brea ee sees the failure of some scheme to de] iio. 'aid grant to every citizen op HR Onpat een te mrt waste time abo 5 : age: ura > eve citize s it, bub have it fixed uy r to make repai ine embroidered linen cambric handkerchiefs, a large assortment |feat the re-election of Senator Hanna, privileges promulgated and! granted, TH? ‘ fe Clb was wie | promptly andeocmomioally, We ate rendy 16 tat a ao 2, af i B taine most rhtfal uree to select from, for 25¢ each. and his return is simply a question of}) ou Constitution that were so atleredog by Sree Unok’ isiteaae | new splbta blog into ue honse that will give you mo counting the yotes. aealously guarded by that noble!The ganie was highly interesting, | 99 Sree tne ee Sucyanmn,l kee yom: amr expenenees " body of great men, the framers} but the real climax of the afternoon's | ime Whether Rugs, Ar the recent election in Obio, | ?° g D ; : ind Shes’ ail ereot. enjoyment was reached when, all] Ca S oF Bushnell, Rupublican candidate for thereof warting elements wer t aside and] >t E D D. H yAN N N A N 4 pe D A Gavernor, received 429,816 votes,) Jr seems most likely that Presi-| ‘he es et 132 South Fourth Street-Telephone 201 » Chapman, Democratic op- ee) : viani evved, Mra. raperies | While Chapman, bis dent McKinley is about to m ; Bryony sod Gear ye cea 4 2 ei - ponent, received 401,715. Last} itis py cligtomag y ail iclibd | cueatrae Hike weiss, Mites adres tert wedi re ‘yea will ran Are wanted, we can give you perfect! year McKinley yecelved $25,991 possibly be acconspl 5 war| Wott winnlag seoond 2 Try it and be convinced D yy satisfaction The rel natural colocs in| votes and Heyan 494,889, The Reo” Teen case our carpets, thesubdued and lasting tones ri aseatity unis year was 28,- Jet “s ydoes U9} he Kuchre Club will meet Ty of our rugs, the graceful folds of our 61 aot lad # 110k wed baaely desire the anaexation of Cuba, and it] Wednesday week with Mrs. Georg: yes, ” draperies, proclaim them the very best popstar tl ict Mae 2 will not be brought about only as a} Thompson en Broadway S Vavatalal a that you can buy. 175,000 votes lew cast this YOR. fai mean to erate to the Cuba aa i: uccess AND BICYCLY SUNDRIE With a full vote McKioley’s plurality] oie humane form of most de> ‘ Something New in Front Door Curtains This Week would have heen equalled this Year Tpit Sain is rapidly Yousg 1a. A strict patent, second only to] Agent for the highest gr t Bieye ae ale ' Le id teil Wemevtia bt! hale ahha | recil se is proof, Make] 1996 Stearns for $58.50 | t ‘ rat \ is and Rugbys Tur poor old Register pats itself] < / Palmer. | best on the market, prettiest whee! made, Don't to seo our line of States. Stewart L, Woodford, our wheels before buying, We are the only exclusive 1 1 t HE WIN ER HA on the back this morning and COM-] i stor ty Span, is not orly a ay: $ artist “et ‘ Coinplote yeplit ep. Fr : ; “d gang as teen grates isl tak ih A600 pe re a ee rn den |“ SNOW. Drift,” jrrtst we sat-rememter ite pice, Is now the subject of discussion. High prices for millinery have be- the evening papers on Winston’s''last] oy cows diplomat. W i] To tf ’ I Migme s0 much the usual thing that visitors here are astonished to find gight” As that “last night” camel octet waa mare it was aait thas] Wiox | rs pr A good, Straight Grade— Paducah Cycle Works, pie en Tie eta Malad after the evening japers had gone to]. t ovis None better made. as aA i ,} such up-to-datt Sugg Me >» | McKinley expectod him to end the ag 4 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Honee y press, we can stand the ‘scoop. Bos The v New F. Work We wish, b ie chegrtaiial ce ee ce es Misses Reed, H 6 . ” ew Fancy Wor e wish, however, 10 cv our eae cis donno. Us ania pe topaay e 7) ‘ y i as the Register ou having that bit Of} pi guocess is ieee Witenes Ges 2 al y Dr Alb 1" er f For the holidays coming in daily now. polly svete on egg hts We ines Wile, , er nheim . We are showing all the newest con- ee ee : . ane A good, honest {strictly cho 7 anu seldom that that sheet gets anything} no doubt. Tue crew of te Compe orth | a 8 "Al “ aoe Ph is ‘ ‘ ahead of the Sex that such s‘enter-fitor has been re'eased, aad one} pe puplieae Wi ts| srt as oc ysician anc ourgeon Sofa Pillows, Pin Cushions, prise’ is noticeable. ‘The Register] standing cass b i has been happily! uestay. aft aig Thee | ied Laundry Bags, sould be careful, however, for such |FeMover: pacmunern be wost tp, Campbell, at the Palmer House, ‘Pure, Fresh Corn Maal Next Doon Tue Pat Lambrequins, Lunch Cloths “atrokes"” axe likely to ceuse its feWlias been recalled; and by this act] ‘The As You It Club wi I be| aie! 2 { 7:30-9:00 an 4 and Center Pieces readers to expect a vontinuation of | America was put in gn ‘aimival)le j entertained by Moscoe Burnett ade of select corn, HOURS 4} 1:00—8:00 pw Telephones { °°* 14 Z F moe such energy, and that is where they |mood. Gencrel Iianoo, Weyler's n Bal Pondre Tuesd = 7:00-8.30 pm J é 144 See the latest things—card table coverings and tapestry paintings, | yj) get left successor, has countermanded some As You Like It Cl All manufactured and for sale by | ——_———— = : * oo | ‘ oe of Weyler's most inhuman order st recherche clubs ia ¢ Jom, | the undersigned. e Zz 7 u ® an gene-|a the enterta’ ents ft the Second-hand flour barrels, our o' ' S ~~ - _ Tux record of Bryan’s late three and shows that humanity and gen: rtaiom e ¢ econ , our own =a i Re RT Tce rosity are virtues not unknown to a sinart ost unique, preferred, bought for cash at our rE) | E DEPAR MEN i | days’ tour in Obio is interesting and). anined. Meanwhile Minister Wood- Pot iat eeeni id ea | cooper shop across the street, @ [stows what a mistake Senator Hannaford. is becoming very popular in} A. Drliiant event of the coming) "We nay the highest cash price for made jn pot engaging Bryan for the|Spain, ana is creating a friendly feel-[ Neck Nill be a Bal Koad’, given 08) wheat and corn, We alao sell corn, |! "™illy becoming the faverite with the p of this city, Tt lead The interest manifested by the trade in: our line of children’s shoes, campaign, Mr. Bryan began jo]ing in Spain toward the United States, eday event, y 3 YO"! bran aud chicken feed and exchange others, for the reason it ; P : 28, J i at her handsome colonial ef which represent the top notch in style and quality, is evidence to us] wij, county. and the Republican] £9 fact, much has been accomplished : ny and everything in our line for F of merit in the line. Williams county. eng the Rep A peaceful settiement is not only now {Wine OB West Hrcutway, 10 ColnDlis | wheat or corn. ABSOLUTELY P bly ; black kidski gain there was 455; he then went to/ 141 imnossible, but is quite probable, | Ment to Miss Susan Saeed of Heu-| Come to see us, of communicate URE | 50¢ s black kidfskin, 2 to 8. Deflance, where the Republican gala} President McKinley will uphold the] {ersen, | who will aurive i the clly | with us, Street No. 220, Soutir 75€ buys spring-heel kid skin, 5 to 8,Mace or button. | i, reported as 490; then to Paulding, dignity of this country, but be willl) asa guest of Mrs, Burnett. | pings, Telephone No. 856, _ flac buys spring-heel calfskin, 5 to 8. where the Democratic gain was 63, |00t forget our duty to Cul » meeting of the Kachre club] We spend our money at home for a ae a wie cua a _o” Larger sizes in proportion. On the second day he started in Weineslny afternoon with Ars, W,|the raw material! Let us have some "Sanne ae Knox county, where the Republican ‘ eee Bi sig PP ah gue ge pee He PADUCAE BOTT L | Mi (() 91; y el e joyable one 0 je ? to do WOMEN’S SHOES. goin was 191; at Perry, where he ociet yes | The protty howe of Mrs, Brad-| business ourselves and at the same ws Our women’s shoe business has not been started, but but a skir-|SPoke, there was a Hepublican gain shaw was profusely ornamented with| time help you. Th money we pay|F, J. Bergdoll, Proprietor. 1 Madison atr mish line already commands the attention of the wise, and you neglect|of 76. His third day’s tour resulted roses for o ion, and a faalt-} out for grain and Jas | Telephone 101, Orders filled until 1 pam your interest if you do not investigate this department the coming week. }in a net Republican gain of 315. Ww OSSI less thanksgiving luncheon was a . mostly stops in ; town, Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and hinds of Tempersncoe Drinks idskki ‘ The Republicans r served, In addition to the club] nd the more our own people con- 1.50 buys woman’s kidskin, half double sole, stock tip, great wah tne @ these a ae made a He- $ hospit Ke prizes} wake a anarket for home-grown wearer. publican gain of 1,039, or an average VANITY PAIR, were wou by Mrs. C. M. Mocquot| breadstaffs and home labor, Business ss 1,50 buys woman’s kangaroo calf, lace or button, school wear, | ° 509 per_day. Masques and dances, dinners and]! Mrs. Moscoe Burnett, mnaben Gonay ceseiin sts naman ose a bid on Ss vO n’s i . . the rett . id oe > 2.00 buys a womans vici, a beauty. Bryan anys we will go upon a sils| ype ie onoras, plays: One we prettiest mid-day | hand to hand, and the community 1s (4 tT] é : . etcales, operas, plays ; functions of the week was the lun] helped. Yours foi 1 time: " ver basis wihout the aid or consent)Gossip and gallantry, ways of ease, |ohoon u'ven ‘Tuesday afternoon by Lapel lor good times, ’ " N OUR MEN’S DEPARTMENT of any other wation. ‘That is that we} Folly traugit wis and days; Paqise Maria Lac to sill umber PADUCAH MILL AND ELEVATOR C0 Give a" All Kinds of ¥ ups of pleasure, full to the brims, Jaf her young hu gi | AL We save you twenty-five Pet, cent. on calf, willow calf, box calf and| Wil! attempt foancial revolation vd ie #9 cup of ar iia ft hor young lady frler 1, H, PURYEAR, Pres’t, RE cordovan goods. knowing that nearly every other civi- | radyand fances, hobbies and whims—| Mrs, Edwin Rivers enter- W. A. COKER, Sup! 4 lized nation will oppose our action.| "This is Vanity Fair, tain few friends luacheon! p», §—Pamilies will please insist LIFE and The statistics of our exporte show MIKE Saud Qh vane, “al haline gait Wed es vas ieraonp at “ home off on their grocerymen keeping ou that, even with our new tariff, our baie peel igh aa ey copa goods in stock and thereby save TORNADO manufacturers’ exports are incresing. | Bauble purchased and sold ; ae ne pememeve | Uo8) ©" | themselves the trouble of ordering di- 810 1 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY Our exports of breadstutf is insreas-| Rings and rubies, ribbou and rose nm , Auction from ine call Brotice our Brands Office over Citizen’s Saving | Bank, —— savily 3 2 greed of gold © german given Wednesday | 0a sacks and barrels, Ye. son vad =|ing very heavily, Our purchasers} Gold, and the greed of gold ; Phe german — given y ea Leaders of fashion, crimped and r by a number of society men STARR BROS, PERSONAL, |sre ee vrapeld bases Fog: curled, ’ Palmer House was SCIENTIFIC AND FIR T-“! ASS or accaee land is by far our heaviest buyer, eis atic full oem he. io Watches, Clocks, , F Delrusanten debonair; See ede Mins dace 7 BLA MIT Repairing (atches packs, If suffering from early indiscre] All onr profitable markets are gold [Calm and cynical men of the world—| were lel by Me, Roy Culley, dancing] OLITIZ BENS’ Locks, Etc. tions or Jeter excesses, power and} countries, Silver countries furnish} This is Vanity Fair, with Miss Mary Boswell, Mr, and x REPAI RI to Breeden’s Drug Siore. a remedy which we guarantee to do prompt work and give perfect satisfaction— medy very power- ful in its action, and absolutely harmless to the system. Results are obtained in ten da 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 $5, Enclose $1 and receive U-NO by private delivery at your address same day, Address postoffice box 359, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dr. H. PARKER. Boarders Wanted 408 Coun? STREET. Good Rooms, Good Table, Best of Attention. When in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL. $1.50 a day. Special rates by the week, D. A. BaiLey, Propr. Betweon 4th and Sth on Perry st, J, J. PURSLEY All Kinds Upholstering and Repairs ON FURNITURE. Mirrors replated and made good as ‘tresses made to order, Old \d-hand furniture ANGE FOR WORK, will call and make ie Changes very South FI sell for gold, The better the go'd the better the price we get. We also buy of gold countries, Experience has told us that in gold countries we get the best goods and make the best bargains. Ané yet with such a com- ercial relationship it is claimed by the silverites that we have no busi- ness to consult any other fixing upon our standard of currency, ‘Tuose alleged reformers who p.ro- pose to “revise” our election laws under the disinterested guidance of such papers as the Louisville Dis- patch are extracting some comfort out of the fact that the Republican press is not enthusiastic over the pro- ture can really reform t pass a law which will m irer and eliminat ties for fraud, we will | ure with unfeigned joy, Ject of the 1 reform is to disfra: gloss itover as mach prate as much as they ¥.M, Plaher JR, Smith, FY, Cremmenis, 3.8. honest elections and a he bal] ai © opp pail Uy But the ob- W much talke ise the ng as they of balle ean paint, Suppers, and siniles and frowns ; Here a sioner, and ther (Bat both in expensive Flowers and feathers, frill, Glamour, and gloss ai And a host of unpa This is Vanity Fair, 0} place Of winket and tinsel Is watching the throng, face Ofa timid and tearful With bow and arrow Poor little love How did you cou This is Vanity Pair! Paducah can always @EO RE BK RITZER bposed reform. If the coming legisla. ing # bevy of charuing girly gud fans an ni e. aid bills, — nation in} But the strangest thing in this market toy, the sorrowful boy, to lose your way— hoast#hf hay- in | anidst. elec. swill about faie ballot, f ia ber In addition those she claims as her own, there are a num j.[ Der of attractive vi-itors here at the present time, and if re are true there will be many more before the holiday festivities Numbered among the fair visitors-to-be are the Misses Richardson, of Louisville, who are to visit: Miss Martha Leech next mouth to at J} Though the Autumn winds are Misses Genevieve Cook ot Fulton, M et Tucker, of of Danville, Martha Leee! d nett, Floss deine ter, Emma Mc John P, Caropbell, Fk Her mavy stylish And attractive “creas. tions’ that have been the all absorb- ing topic of many women for some time past. Hats, gawns and wraps, and all the smaller acdessories of fem- inine attire are here to assert their own rights and speak for themselves, Mrs, Charles Reed, together with her daughter, Miss Emma, and Miss Elizabeth Segenfelter, leave next week on a 8) hort trip to St. Louis, BANE, 226 AIA Ure Paducah, Ky, uplus, $120, 000.00 Open from 9 a, m. to3 p.m. OnjSate urday nighia fro from 7 to 8, . / \ Nash Gilbert, with, fun Coble Bret Mekniene { Uiterest Paid on Time Deposits ry Tandy, Henry Powell, Walter pela cis a hnson, Mi Farle Ys Dr, f nae jieea PE a ot President iddyment, Hewitt, James Brooks A. Albert Koster, Ray Culley, Abe) Wey PAXTON ashlee Weil, Harris Rankin, and> Walla : Weil, DIREOTORS, Jas. A. Rupy, Jas. R. Surrny, It is no longer necessary to ou-| BM. Pisure, Gro, ©, WALLACE, Inte what the styles will he for th F, KAMLEITRR, W. F. Paxton, ' this) Geo. O, HART, — K. FARLEY, winter, ag the cool days hays revealed . 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