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IVE do more Job Printing than an house in thecity. Try us } i VOLUME I—NUMBER 105 moms = eeenaemaneomanmesomnemnnays WILUASEND the Genuine, Y Hunyadi Janos Be firmed By the Senate. Water at Soule’s >. \ Legislature — Other pet Late News. ‘© The other Hunyadi Springs Papa. wate cheap—should sell elpel a wWewington, Jan! 19—The Provk nd 25e. Get the Or} dent has has no intention of sending war ships to Cuba, as has been re- ” ported. AT Favorable to Washington, Jan. 1 The t to go to Washington, Kentucky Trust Co, kt The Courier-Journal Alimar for i Ky », Pr said and writ contains nearly 400 pages ar r e 10,000 fa toy A t nw features of speci erest will } Wants Lindsey to Resign, found a de 1 comparison of the I fort, Ky., 3 tariffs of 1894 and 1807 bh show ate glance the difference betwee lay i RE the Wileon and Dingley bills. The] Senator Lind Pe subject of Alaska, w fields and disputed | & such wide intere heen so much at variance that it care has heen exercised in | the most av tainable, A + tetol war Alaska has been aided to reader as woll as the traveler. S SUPT. HARAHAN er CC pedtician the full reports of the « tion of Y8V7 and of some preceding Joining ith the yomenef wemberrot — oongre’ 1 @ice-bollers, th Pad officers of th " . EI sk #9 ments, the s‘ate plat{orm of last y = the action “Jf congress, tables of im 4 : ports and exports and a ¥ y of » n, are of « ‘ eg Tuureday 1 CHeetant reference. ‘The sk ft . oA fe Masato ors “awn who came into prominence Inst jy _ es Year will be of interest to all classes} : vol readers, A ci on and local weat! v with ptt Ri es of tem; € 1 ! lepth of water int river Riralias lotorioe t men will probably be pre- accessible elsewhe of ging ines SS the principal events of 1 BANK OFFICERS. * cannot be found anywhere else Bair ay serviceable to all] Three Banks Elect Officers Kor pe classes of readers : MT he price of hi, hacdy mar the Year, Today. Sand volume of w'eful informa eee ; PX only ate. «It is on sale through}, 2 ; ect. the Amerioan- y ewsdealere G al Bank met ¥ o'clock t afternoon and re-elected all 1 officer ak Republi Purification Ge GT pres The Republican party needed pur- | AY! : oa Afication much less than ther : ; ITY NATIONAL P) partyin existance, uta C es, boodlers and fact Bie to lose all such mew Be Ohio and Missouri, w « Mr. T. A Mr. J. W. Mek The Confederate Association of set on foot a move- Who is Hanna? Who 1s this man Hanna? tuonsly asked Charles L. Confederate solier be presented to the Sing state aid for the Sos it has been established and furnished Dy private subscriptions. Kentu Pisthe only state south of the 0 river that has aot nade some Pivis don for disabled Con ute soldier either by means of | campaign after the pledged to return H 1 States Senate, We rot in the catect and it is none of our funeral, a but we know ‘this man Hann in this part of the public-spizited ing Republican leader w Charles I leader hown he was never wo It he never did anythi, THE SUPERIORITY OF THE + SALMON r oP. CHASE sal com Hanna is, Gue of the Larg Paducah, The funeral of the late T Has been demonstrated by ) its wonderlul sale, ‘Try ons and get the best value ever tended in a body, offered for the money. Sold. [all the other city of only at officials, ‘The func ROADWAY, at NO WARSHIPS Juba Is the President's Tn tention pMeKenna Will Senator Lindsay May Be Ask Hire Broke Out While the “ PRICE 35C to Resign by the Kentuek, Was at Its Height Added to the po. Ark,, Jan, 18, Persons killed, many in- arches, schools, homes and 4 \uildings demolished, and étels of parsons® without home OX, shelter, is the appalling result of something entirely new in administration. He has had pi four large placards, which’-will B hung in conspicuous plages) at the city hall, Kenna. 9 ate committee on judiciary has re- il . . ported fayorably on the nominatt yp that in addition to their other duti Soule’s res et Collins all bad places in streets, side- , | walks and culverts, who shall make entry of same in a book to be furn® ished, and c cily Tuesday night. in the midst of the storm and add- ed its horrors js the terrors of the persons killed levp in their hemes. The damage to prope ito thousands of residences were raned to th that the torrfilo Fire broke out Columbus, O,, Jan. 15,—Senator Ha riously Wi from his long r past few weeks (days before be will notify the r scribed, they shall hereafter be re- quir tric light that does not shine, its | worst work in that 3, It is 1898, about which so mae! has | r ky Trust is now « , I y Phe I ys this f ans Im which the older bu to report to Chief B juired to make » | called the Vac ok ae t is probable the 1gnation referred to shall be the dv jent of elec \a repor the nu the new $50,000 high h was directly of the storm and wa: The debris of ma: and in Yofor Witt (nvestigate The Prisons, torigehouse district | Tel 0 ute of such repair gin of the the street inspe the reports in st $00n a8 possible make the nece tion from and about the r 1 F sankfort, Ky., Jan.. 18.—A reso- . oduved in the House to nitentiaries, those unfortunates smothered to death. Adil to the fact people in the outside killed in the crash of the falling ros ; will be seen why the viled up so rapidly. doctors that can be ice are being titilized, the above method will result in much good to the city enable the council to see just what is being done in the respective de- partments concerned, re hospitals throu, tion to the tegular hospitals. THR DEAD LIST, devoted to the wa tatiste n € lomestic To Beeome an Elk—Louisville Se te Lodge Consents full, iv.par cg Pothe} To the Popular Superintendent age Contractor White that the pump- P ing station well at Third and Clay: Thirty-dne people” Were ~ Kifled.} streets must be covere The mayor claims that the huge ex tains fifteen feet cr more of water, is about fifteen feet in circumfer- ence, and that it i tial a foot path, from which some noc- turnal pede Lodge. Harvey Rutledge. Mary ‘timmer.ns Two unknown women from Hotel wes presented along the edge of the uncovered part. ferson str Unknown man died at St. Mules womb ‘Two Le Fevre boys Ed Farrell and two children river contir water to reach it, Woman supposed to be Mrs. Will Ws: Messrs Shep and baby. ists had crepe The directors of the City Nai from the south- in and not being al ° “ eink wil meet tonignt to: elect orggnization are now leav be- }eers fe yea Mel jng®icked out. The party can afford ATIONAL. reatest damage was done|Streams Above and Below Rising shone esterday afternoon after banking now ene] hou newly elected directors of business district of the city, SHORT DOCKET In “Judge Sanders’ Court gaged in doing y work f cr bank met Democrats. [Their places 1 soc lectes of Mr, by filled by much better men. Reeves, pres.; Mr. M. Bloom, vice least thirty feet cf water before the present rise subside that all the rivers shier, and + cashier, above anc Nathan Ozier, a colored vagrant, Sanders this morn- having no visible He claimed that was before Judge $ ing charged with an who conducted the e the first time, dislod, ing down, Thi in the river this s + the had worked promised work today. spector Jarvis was sent out with him to find out where he had worked, but the darkey could not £ He was put on the chain gang for a n party of Ohio had been sol a to the Unit. we are not Pe isim line of business, feet, at least fifteen feet more is exe pected, ‘Thirty feet will me! whet river men call are no, appr a flood this year. country chitley a discriminat- >» had and and the judgment to Kurtz out of a position of which he has recently y to z else, stor Hanna would command univer- ondations for the perform- ance of this duty, which Obio had all too long postponed. That's Wm. Johnson, charged with s George Goodman, colored, was left open PRESIDENT FISH Will Be In Paducah Tow Accompanied by a Small George Petter, of Beaver Dam, President Stuyvesant Fish, of lilinois Central, acoompanied by a small party, will city some time tomorrow en from Water Valley, Ma, TERRELL'S FUNERAL, Miss., to Louis. BUYING STOCK For His New Saloon to Be Opened est Ever Known in F, Ter- rell took place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the family residence, The school board and ‘council 3 well as near! Is and ex-city | was conducted Mr. George Riley, of Benton, who was night before last granted ‘a sa-' loon license in Benton, was in the jelty today purchasing his salooa by Revs, 8. KE. Reed and W, E, te % | Cave, and the services were attended stock and fixtuves. ‘ WME Dicracns by one of the largest ‘crowds that! When he gets fitted up, it will be! with caus ng the devwh of Miss } ever attested a foneral in Vaducah, | the first time ia many years that Bea- .ie Bell Buckley by / ae G STORE | pho intoenient was at Oak Grove, & ‘ , {too was not nominally a dry town. UN. YOU can best r the peopfe by an PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, 4 8 coh ‘Thirty-One Persons Killed, Many| Makes geyer'l eth some Injured, Scores of the Best Buildings Wrecked By a Midnight Tornado. * lawkins’ u'ations—All Good » wnd For the City’s Best Interests. Mayor Lang today in One is for day police, and specifies id the ‘street book. Another card is to the night police, them that in addition to ular duties, otherwise pre- 1 to note every city street elec- «the length of time, and her, Who is re- f it in a book The night es in streets or pavements rin the ‘street book. e other two cards spe out of order and maki port . one notifies to read daily books, and a et pat he thought Mayor Lang dd in addition will y notified Sewer. Mayor Lang toc ation con- artially open, rian might fall, running ks, three loads of of cement 1 in case the to rise. He notified ‘ontractor White today, although it require several fee RISING RIVER, Thirty Feet Expected This)‘ Time, First fee of the Season Experienced river xpect at Reports show rising both relow, «Lin the for ash it was so great t een broken up. iby the fr As the is now over fifteen nice river.’? There sions of anything lik FATAL MISTAKE, JURSDAY JANUARY 13, 1898, |ANO » ting tinuwes ne of Street APE FIEND, Helpless Girl at FINE CHINA — © surpass our own previous ffo «OF ALL KINDS... BEADTIFUL BASKETS fever of excite- infous outrage, region, be capt. less share the un- or two predeces- the name of a DELFT WARE | aa please yor She is of the lowest is said to not be $10 Worth ofurnure in the house. Last nuht she wae sont over tol muse to borrow and hor Ji-tle sister accompanie ey started to return home, ywed them and when some than elsewhere MONEY SAVING PRICES gto Bains HART'S under » warehou ally ravished her, termbly injured ve the first int { suburbs in all directions to the door of t of him could be fc ely it is only a matter of time antil he is captured. ‘The first reports were that he had only aes@uited the girl, but later de- ig revealed the fact that nty years ago still hang on tous. We hold Come imto see us. i pursuit of Blanch at Ful- ton last night weapon struck t » there tonight, | STEAMBOAT WAR Be Contemplated in Riyer | Shades, Lace Curtains, Ri neal and Derby Portiers, Stoves, Clocks, etc. ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PiATED CUT GLASS SILVERWARE _ CHEAPER... At exceptionally close prices, THAN EVER BEFORE We are now showing the largest stock ever yet seen in Paducah, W HY, LEADERS OF THE HOLIDAY GOODS TRADE TOYS Largest Stock » Lowest Prices AT ALL PRICES... GEORGE O. HART & SON Better Toys HARDWARE AND STOVE CO. Than any other House HANDSOME LAMPS ~—ENAMELED— rr Ii you are wanting a lamp we in. every particular. We have ull styles a them it LEADERS OF Low PRIS | HHART’S Tis a O Saying, but Stl 'is Tr A Penny Saved is a Penny Made, {It has, and always will be, our aim to save our customers every cent we possibly can by selling a good quality of boot and shoe at a small margin. Our lihe of men’s shoes can’t be surpassed in the city. See our Vici line—Hard to beat See our Green line—They are daisies See our Ox Blood lins--Pretty as a peach See our Russia line—It feels good 3ee our Kangaroo Calf—Soft and nic« See our Calf line—You know what 'tis See our Box Calf line—Right in the ring rea lium priced goods we hold our own in dies’ and Gentlemen's shoes Customers we sold 1 t by selling good goods and sticking up ta GEO. ROCK-&-SON, ~ 321 BROADWAY. New Year Bargains The New Year has dawned upon us; the old passed away. Owing to the dullness of bus- ness that naturally follows the holidays. We have decided to offer for the next 60 days some special bargains in Furniture and House Furnishings. Remember, we handle a full line of everything needed in housekeep- ing, such as Furniture, Mattings, ‘ugs, Chi- runks, 203 and 205 §. Third St. Telephone 3%6, Tennessee will offer mrehensive of the fival re and most of them], are rising rapidly. ‘The rise here was about four feet last night Wal will be cut in- iserimivately until ope or the other Da ton Can Please YouU——-——_— theTailor 333 BROADWAY Establishment le suits to order for less money than ready - de ones of same quality. ui made suit at the prices che nd Dalton’s Tailoring Everybody can wear a tai rged by What Gash will Do in Our Store This Week ee One-Fourth Off JUST THINK OF {T!| One-Fourth of All Shoes Killed, Struck By “Cannon Bali” 204 Yesterday. George Petter, a resident of Bes er Dam, was struck yesterday morn- ing at4:45 by the ‘cannon-bal 204, on the Illinois Central at Beaver Dam and killed, He leaves a wife and tive children, and the supposition is he mistook the *eannon-ball,’’ which does not stop ithere, for one that does make that station. Joe Simms placed in jail adi strychnine. 3 $2.5 $9.43 $12.50 SUITS sox beg are Bright and nis bein errested and Glasgow, charged a i you choice of our entire »! through, aud we cou | | ALL OF OUR on $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, | All Shoes $22.60 wo $25 00 From SUITS CUT TO ES CASSIMERE AND FINE WORSTED. $2.50 U Pp. NO FAKE—COME AND SEe —| $7.43 B. WEILLE & SON The only One-Price Clothing, Hat, Furnish’ng and oe House. Gets the Creum of our (ONIN $10.00 SUITS ip <7 “ae beak ty rphe They are Bright and New Patterns It is always a pleasure to show yott m have only one price to all. BCvt prices in all depa