The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 17, 1897, Page 4

$1.50 ted Gr Satin lot of Safple ‘Tackets at half | All-wool beaver Capes for $1.00. Give us a trial. and 't mistake the oe ‘ Department. |16 cents. | with rich feathers and tips, at £4.00 We guarantoe satisfaction. ‘S| LOCAL MENTION. ad | \ re To Advertisers. Itis important that all advertise ments for tomorrow's Sux be handed in by nine o'clock a, m, Our adver {tising space is being rapidly filled up and advertisers to get good positions must be in early, | Hank Bros |you with a am 0! Shanters | Ply 5 cents | nice set ¢ ~& Jones can farnish irkey Roaster aud a Carvers, See how cheap ce of they are. 16d, Water ned Off. ‘The water company last night had j the water turned off a large district jnorth of Brosdway in order to put in repair Mayor Lang and Chief - | Wooris, in accordance to law, were 1 | noufied. 200 new silk velvet 1 black and colors, well worth and $1.00, at the ridiculous p 200 new Walking Hate, brown only, regular price 50 cent s, our price 25¢. If you are looking for a nice Christ- mas present, what would be more suit able than a choice of our elegant v vot pattern hats, handsomely trimme Not True, A report has gained circulation in Paducah that Dr. Mendenhall’s Chil and Fever Cure is not being sold n a guarantee to cure the class of chills prevalent in this section. We THE BAZAAR, _ sistas that we witpay £25.00 ey {any one who bas taken two bottles of 215 Broadway, | our preparation as directed on the == bottle witheut satisfaction, or money refunded if applied for, Sold by $4.50 and $5.00, Regular prices $5.00, $9.00 and $10.00. | We make a specialty hair goods of every color and descr! OO0400000000000000008 Dubois & Co. : ~-< 41 WHEN YOU BUY > Christmas Presents Get something nice as well as substantial. » BLEICH . Has the largest new line ever brought to Paducah, them; they will interest you. Sn va te th th te Sh Be th the Bh tee aad A Request of Gov. Bradley, flun, Jerry M. Porter, president of the Travelers’ Protective Associa- tion of Kentucky, has written a let- ter asking Gov. Bradley to rec nize the association in making ap- pointments of representatives to at- tend the christening of the battle ship ‘Kentucky’? and push the matter just a little by urging recognition for i? important a business organi ation, Nothing would please a boy better Air Rifle or a at F 16¢ (for Christmas than an ‘pair of Skates. See them Bros., & Jone One of those fine warranted Razors or Pocket Kuiv Jones would mo | Christmas present. For Rent, Call in and see Teo story residence. Seven rooms CLOSING OUT OUR LARGE STOCK OF! TRUNKS The only exclusive Trunk Dealers in Paducah ie We manufactuld these Trunks and can recommend them for hard usage. Come and see us for bargains in Trunks and Valises. Croal Trunk Factory jath and Jefferson streets: Pavvcan BaxkiyG Co, 1603 fst of a Child. child of South Mr. J. Fourth. The 6-year-old Robe rtson, of died last night. Y our little girl would like a Triey- or boy a Wagon or a rubber tire Ve locipede for Christmas, Get them ov. fro Hank Bros., & Jones, 1643. F forerunner of you feel the Lung soreness is a serious trouble If slightest indication, Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey will allay the inflamma. +} tion eed prevent farther progress of the disease, It is the most effi means of curing coughs, colds and ient Comparison... bronchial affections found in the 2 nals of medicine, “SUMMONED A DETEGLVE kN your selec- @ ‘you if you Preeti of fancy Prices” lower thai "WGP Sox, 311 Broadway. icles. the city, Wann & sin City Lodge 149, F. i'l meet tonight at sk in special. com- B. A. degree . M. {attend ¢ ‘REE \PREE yey ADQUAR ! A Pare Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. PERSONALS. Mr. Will Crow, who has been ill, is improving. Lucien D, Carr, of Cincinnati, is at the Palmer. \ Dr. R. White, of Pine Bluff, Ark.,| is at the Palmer. Col. L. H, James, of Marion, in the city today. Chas. J. Dramerman., of St, Louis. is at the Palmer. C, T. Liete! the Hetel Gilberto. A daughter of Mr. MW. Jobn- Son is il! of continuous fever. Miss Elizabeth Sinnott turned from Evansville. Miss Sue Janes has accepted a po- sition with L. Mr. C ill at his Hon. W Owen Ww was of St, Louis, is at has re- ome on North Fifth street. M. Reed and Mr. Brack t up to Eddyville today to Mai of Como, Mrs. Joe Johnson, her aunt, Miss S. Williams, young chair drummer of is a guest at the Palmer, Mrs. Boyd returned to in Lilinois today, after a Frank Boyd, her son, Miss Alma Greer went to Fulton this afternoon to take evidence in a a popular Ciacionati, her home visit to Dr. You are invited to come and examine, | Mei FOR EVERYBODY you have never heard the like and shoes, gents’ furnishing goods, etc, Men's fine beaver overcoats, blue or black. . Men’s gray melton overcoats, flannel lined Men's Scotch plaid overcoats, heavy goods Boys’ overcoats, with capes, sizes 4 au $ all-wool Scoteh plaid suits. Meu’s cheviot suils, square cut, Men's {Ine dress suits, from $4 00 to Boys’ suits, sizes 4 to 14, Boys’ all-wool fine suits, worth Men’s pants, black cheviot, heavy... + Men’s fine dress pants, worth $4.00 for. ’ heavy knee pants, all sizes... iNet eN ee ¢ 5] ‘yday shoes, in gaiters only Men's better shoes from $1 00 to.. Boys’ shoes, s 3 to 5, iu gaiters only. a Lailies’ calfskin shoes, every pair guaranteed... .... +6... Ladies’ finer shoes from $1.25 to. eee Ladies’ heavy everyday shoes, in lace only.. Men's fine he: underwear, fleece lined, suit. Men’s John B, Stetson bats, guaranteed... We keep a well assorted line of gents’ furnishing goods, tranks and valises which we want to close out at the lowest possible prices, PADUCAH AUCTION CO. SOUTHEAST CORNER THIRD AND COURT STREETS Gold Fish FoF have « big lot of gold sh on hand, and can furnish you ( J ) a half-gallon globe and two fish for fifty cents, We are agents for an Eastern house, and can give you bargains from fifty cents to five dollars. this line for holiday presents? Why not indulge yourself in and will be something new J. D. BACON & CO. Seventh and Jackson Streets Druggists... Gold Fish Agents case there involving the Illinois Cen- tral In Kid, Felt iur Trimmed Quilted s, of Birming- is here to Spend the holi with her mother, Mrs. M. E. Amos, who recently located in Paducah, has opened his offices rooms adjoining MeClain’s stugig, and moved his family to Paducah. He resides at Sixth and W. ashington ee's. Estelle Dorris arrived in the esdlay evening on a visit to ef her uncle, Mr, J. R. 3 North Seventh has visited Pa- sions previous riends will t pleas. Pty called at the y to see the Chicago Captured by Marshal Mc- jayfield. ‘They evidently cah for Princeton, For Ladies, Gents, Children... Christmas Exclusive Agents for The Hanan Fine Shoe for Men The Burt Fine Shoe for Ladies Slippers »» Cochran xs Owen THE THREE RIVERS, ~GALLED MEETING, Items of Marine News Pipke@ihy, . oe ews Pik he Public Printing Ordinance Up on the Levee of In- i‘ For Obvious Purposes #® terest to All. F qe . ~,. Dosed. Owing to tig gent weaflier to- mar dag, busin comparatively | Salary nothing on levee, there being| very sigs ht carried to the pack- etsy Altht@h the local packets r d out on good time and had | ireight business. ‘The council met last night in called reliable Gus Fowler was in 8¢88ion, Mayor Lang present and all for Evansville on good t'me| he members present except Mr, ing and carried a good mis. | Jones. laneows cargo both ways, The| Mayor Lang’s cail revefled the ick KBwler skipped out for Cairo as | PUrPose of the meeting to Y€ the pas- thread. sage of three oftlinances, / amer™ nessee was still The first of these wag/ tomafat iene see river this morfing. She printer. The new his compensation at wtil Saturday after- on her return Of City gine Down To #900 AY er Out for public opdinance fixes 25 a year for free hand reports of the council pro- eedings and tlyte centsfa line for the | first insertiguMSt other matter and two dditional for other insurtions he latter must all be printed in bre- vier. The ordinance, as forecast yes- terday, renders no one eligible to the office except the publisher of a daily newspaper of Paducah, and the pro- vision in the ordinance heretofore in |force, that the public printing shall be done in the paper having the larg- est circulation was eliminated. The ordinance was given its first passage. The city engineer ordinance was given first reading. The salary was fixed at $900 per year, $100 a year less than it is now. despite the re- sponsibility of all the sewerage work, which has since been added, and $300 a year less that it was during the previous Democratic administ tion, As one councilman was heard to privately: ‘The chief of police, who may have no education whatever, and no work to do to speak of, will get $65 per month, but the city engineer, who has a fine educa- tion and has @ vast amount of re- sponsibility resting on him, is to get but $10 more,’’ This ordinance, first passage. The ordinance making it a misde- meanor totumper with the sewers | was given first passage. The council then adjourned vo [meet again Monday night in regular Before you buy your shoes give us| session, > aud we will save you money.| yr, Johnson state organizer of pour repairing. the Ladies of Maccabees, whose Lenvise & Lrpox, home is ia Lexington, is expected in 488 Broadway. {a few days to look after local work. batt Keuswek{a due hereg aap") oO . BY the nn eae , they ha¥ing purchased “pt. ‘Tom Ryman yester- Staggs is a magnificent packet aud is about the parrierin the ‘Tennessee thousand five hundred Fsum that brought the Pocus, fowboat Charley McDonald ived here this morning from Ev- ansville and left for Cairo after a tow of lumber, Capt. Ryman, who has been in the lays on business, left last shville, then to Jeffer- sonville, where he expects to file a contract with the shipyard for a new packet to fill the vacancy in the Cam- land river left by ihe Phillips, He says there will be a freeze-up in the rivers, followed by big water this winter. ‘The towboat Harewell, which has been on the docks here for several weeks being thoroughly repaired, left for her southern clime. She will do towiag in the Yazoo riyer, also, was given a 'The English engineers who have hoping that! teen op a strike since July last bave em from the | doctined to accept the proposals of tl e first of employers for settlement. ‘ —_—— \ —FOR— SKATES, SLEDS, CARVERS, POCKET KNIVES, CHILD'S SETS, ROCKING HORSES, SHOO FLIES, TOOL CHESTS, SSSUf yov went the best come to us, AZZ Scott Hardware Go. INCORPORATED SAV ELEGANT22~ Christmas Presents! ALL NEW GOODS ooeseoee It will pay you to call and Pictures, Panels and Frames... see the large and well selected stock of s Mammoth Wall Pay ust the thing for a Chri ixene} N A big { be A " ¢ ~GIRCUIT COURT. At Le us NORTH FO STREET Motion Made For A New In Connerus’ Case, Museoe Scott Acquitted Indiet s Returned w trial was mavrte of Fred Coaner Motion f today in the case who was yester! year for maliciou H mo tion may be Toe ca formerly | mond poo! t to play | and de ant. The ca s charged with po Fernau argu The Dozier, tol at Jul ter to trial this The gran¢ returned in meuts agaiost T. J, Evetts, for es and battery (this is a offense); Anvie Cox bawdy house; Arthur Jas, Wilson, petty Dodd and Stanley larceny. The minutes in the case » for pnses, appeal case charged wit Miller, t r keeping b laree Walker arked money were 1 ig nored, ‘NEWS NOTES uniformity The plan to » among” operators a ! Pa,, will probably fail nk Coryell, at Cc as acquitted of Mr but asked to rem mob violence. Mrs, Albert band committed mond, ass 1 creditors A now jury may have to be eled in the Luetgert case, owing contention of the couusel The house and bills appropriating im of Yukon river sufferers J. Cobb was killed by 4 tree in Stewart county, ‘Tenn Presideot McKinley way ma proposed Departi of Commerce and Lodustries th message to congt ure Iod., Barks’ urder for fear of ambus a there » hus suicide at R for her h aad's Schilling, w npan tua enate have pass ney for re fu of a special ring federal A resolution [{ trol of quara been ad of repres Sixty-five out houses in New Y tog er com working day, in house iv rs a vines! Whater Kates. The Dlinois Central Raiir pany has vow on inent wi torr n Florida, Geo gia, South Carolina, ‘Texas, New Mexico and Mexico at reduced ra For further information apply to Donovan, ©. A Paducal Lourtst ule Lickets to 4 © ist tm | Trial A Few yainsf {p 1 | Warner cau conversation spy Engravings, Easels A beautiful picture is Examine the will t LEE NOK ru Tot RTH STRERT n han | BLANCO'S PLANS U Spaniards Discover a cur 4 Scheme to Aid the Losurgents, New Ye Dec. 17.—The whole xe of autonomy proposed by 0 the Island of Cuba is likely otely upset and rendered far as ite effect on public t s country is concern- made by the headquarters evtime ed, by Cuban ‘e 10 rhis Every Cuban refugee in the United States ‘today, every man of any inp in the revolas vement, has been privately litical place ata bigh lucement to retura to asacivil officera urgents in the A 8 that is to say, ortanc tionary t la 4 an nd exert own to be trast. kmate to this move Pie Cabans who ‘Oposilios tonom Res; ate, secretly, revolutionary party New York Junta. to rvants in responsible uilitary positions ia d other provinces. olde extraordinary advantage, 1 the ts with and supplies, The overed the Cuban ! twenty-four sitate a ree licy. Fron worthy the ¢ he: s been learned ne xcoepited th a8 th civil a en Havana ay insu ast © for Pitty Conta, weal Hi ANN druexinae WARNER, THE NEW YORK KRIDNAPER, Arrest in Kausas ot (he Leader of the Gang Which Abducted Johnny Conway, De 17.—Albert 8. New York kidneper, in the kidnap. on August 1 here last ph McCann, Thomas, a Kansas City, last October, and working for a farmer living ut of Riley. Ile made no resistance when the offl- crs made known their business. At rst he | not acknowledge his _ identity, but later iu the night come Riley, Kan Warner, charged with as ing of Johnny Conway 16, at Albany, night by Dete of Albany, and erton detective, ¢ here when arrested Vv. R. Goodrich was les southe He beld, implicated nér passed ber s freyuently Riley and entere however, that he kidnappin was not promiscuously in with any one.* He was ‘ood conversationalist, well posted, ud referred quite often toNew York. Consternation was conspicuous in the joodrich home lust night when the apture was made, Mrs. Goodrich exe You don’t want this fel oue bired man,’ Mr, Luowas departed this New York with ther w. tle’s McCann and morning for prisoner, CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION