The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 21, 1898, Page 2

be tain during campaigns. But when @ eightera Every cat load of tables ai ” White Week THE PADUCAH DAILY SUR, sre coi to ote toe meta) AT STILL LIVES, Published every afternoon, except] yet into power, the people are 1gnor vs sold something to sombt to somebody else.) —_— Do rn lar 9 Rs Sunday, by and the public treasury becomes --AT. , And Feeds Within the Bodies THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY,| no:isnc more or loss tins « Bryanite Society. ot S INCORPORATED campaign fund, fa Vast Number, ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS. |e-v cone. remmmangaaeige| — —__§ is tahoe Port -Vionpamipe| STATE LEGISLATION. J} i 4 ; White Goods, Laces and Embrofderies, unusual in style and remarkable} ¥ . +++ TRBASURER ve ssip Thousands of Persons Still Suffer- . of been leaders it Dadunas tox mee "re Paxton, R.W,Clements,| Frankfort, Jan. 21.—The most | ing From After Effects ot ger pas reputation was estab- Pratt alatinmmnn: Sloe al id important doings of the legislature | the Grip—Can It Be ished by close attention to the | (The Sun's society column was wants of customers. | It is now con- yesterday sent through mistake to the: cededthat when you want To Pcgs:ss.... — IN THD HOUSE, Register, which preferred printing it P elson, of Hard e ed ” Dainty Underwear Let eck © 4.60 is ction o cll from the coma |S aeane en Te NT SOLID COMFORT 8 ED Daily, Six months. 25 " : Due Gis Gone s fo {tee on propositions and grievances | pat Te) Is one of the greatest desires every] 5& sone Mon 6 the resolution calling for Senator} A smal, but one of the most en- hag tates noe : v7 Woman has. If you prefer making] ally, per week. +++ : cents! Tindsay’s resignation, which was joyable dances of the winter ses . an bee BERNHARD'S is the place to go. ‘To make room for my large your underwear at home we can grat- ae Lape: pend 1,90 | seconded by Emmett Orr, of Gwen, | was given Wednesday evening by the) . Spritigistock, I am selling at prices that,will SURPRISE YOU. I a your bee better than any one Spec sa cocihe HOE = = “8) But the motion was lost by a vote of | young gentlemen in society to t : . f | havefalways made a specialty of else in Paducah 54 to 3! young lady friends. : Embroideries at 5e and 10c. 7] Me. On's bill, regulating the aale | ‘The first cotillion ‘was very gravee : z " Je 4 3 FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1898 [of leaf tobacco in public’ markets, | fully led by Mr. Roy Cully, dancing . ; ’ Miner was reported favorably and advanced. | with Miss Mary Boswell, ‘The sec- \ 8 ' width Hamburgs at 5c | ar. Roby’s bill, regulating the joud by Mr. Hugh M. Roilgers, of Hie oeeea bes tether at ba inch} Appars in Cuba are in statu quo, [analysis of fertilizers, was reported | Knoxville, Tenn., with Miss Kmms } And my reputation fn this line wiil be upheld. If others fail to 4 : n b ’ ‘ . vorably and adv: ed. eKnight. Those present were I ’ y ¢ to please yo tad the city over, compare qualities and prices, and you will find ou af pt bog alla Ly pi ‘Feata'e bil i ntinuing the ac Water ott lle; ee tae © Please you. nowhere anything to match our collection of Ms Saitlea ‘; On gi derey Kentucky State Dental association, | Hubbard, of Sprmvgtald . hitetield, —~ ¥ , ecipitates the Cuban discussion, | and detining duties of said associg-jof Clarksville ; Campbell, Sinaott, E Fine Laces, Insertions and Edges. a red-hot debate follows, and a ‘cri-|tion and regulating the practice gf | Owen, Sowell, Segenfelter, Aun Reed. , Match sets, in all widths, fine nainsook and Swiss embreideries;| sis’ is near. Speaker Ree . , ad) d McKnight. Hansbro, Leech, Thomp: “Tam cured of th ‘ip, but Ido ’ > ? t sis ar. Speaker Reed then | dentistry, was advanced. cKnight. Hansbro, n 1 aw cured of he grip, Torchon, German and Valenciennes laces of an endless variety, takes a hand and the “crisis” isa] Mr. Cooke's bill, requiring gon, Bloom and Mrs. Walter Jolo-| got feel well. Largest Retail Shae House ql Paducah, Associated Press to sell its news son, The chaperones were Mr. and! ‘This expression is heard constant Dorhestics. thing of the past all papers not members of its associ} | Mrs. Henry ‘Thompson and Mr. and|jy, Perhaps you, reader, have beard | SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS tion, was reported favorably Mrs. Edwin Rivers. Messrs. Hugh! it, and possibly you have made it Masonville, Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom domestics, 6c yard.| Tur Pussrpax a graceful | ivanced, M. Rodgers, of Knoxville, Tenn. ;| yourself. It is a sad fact, but a fact Ginghams and Percales. Ler Sectlbasepebot dee aA ad IN THE SENATE. eA | McClelland, of Nashville ; Chas./none the less, that while the grip is BLAC KSMITHING ; 8 good Republican, when he appoint- ine te si Humphreys, of Fort Smith, Ark.;| pad enough and. depressing enoug! Just received an immense assortment of fast colored fine zephyr]ed Major Crambaugh, of Hopkins- thé RNG ve" eer Walbridge, Harris, Wilson, Camp: when in its acute form, it is often x] REPAIRING pe ginghams to be sold this we toc the yard. Best 36-inch percales,} ay. , sia ticeuadd vary | eeeeented: bell, A. Weil, W. Weil, Nash, Cul-| worse t settles in some part of all the newest designs, at roc a yard. Bie SSpREY aoe inspector of steam) Senator Ferguson—An act prog ley, Tandy, McKnight, Foster, Fid- a foay-and eoatiuves to gre the HORS ESHOEI NG vessels for the Seventh district. |iting seining in lakes and ponda of dyment, Rudy and Sanders health and ruin the life. Dr. Lom All work guaranteed Our Muslin Underwear Sale Major Crumbaugh is a graduate of another without his consent, and fx- —— tard, in speaking on this subject re Naval academy at Annapolis and a | ‘98 9 penalty The Young ‘Ladies’ Creque club] (ah it abpanns Will be continued through this week. We are showing all the latest ; Senstor NcConuell—An act fixing] was entertained ina most royal man.|C@OUys emit: Pate " thoroughly educated gentleman, and | sslaries of state ollicers, (Makes 8 |mer Wednesday afternoon by Miss, ‘ct is 8 well known fact, admitte : : ; fashions in underwear in the best materials. r splendidly equipped for the position. | ge: eductior . ‘ *} by all doctors, that grip does settle i ly equipy i general reduction.) Blance Bloom. Six tables accommo- | the body and bringt distressing ef- ouurt Street het, ad and 5 Eee Senator Johnson—An act provid- g e guests tre stationed Dy Beauty and Economy Hoxona from Frankfort go to con-|ine toe troy rae OF facel cote te bah | ne, he guests.» were stationed 10| raots tong after It le apparently cured ing for four terms of fis¢ the pretty parlors, and a merry gam: Are the iaceniere firm the report that Hou, L. K. Tay-]an act providis term of jus: | wa ‘antil late-te | But the dectors do not always say y ¥ j 3 in until late in the af- | oot where it usually settles. It should We offer the throngs of buyers who are attending th le lor will very probably have a place on| tices’ courts one each month for the} ternoon, r which a delightful hy Sthatle ‘onderstoc da, then, that the the next Democratic state ticket, | tia! of civil cases. lancheon was served. Miss C'ara spots whic h grip commonly select ' ; | G Ov. a by set saa om psol ol e ‘opl Gowns. The Democratic managers realize ov. Bradley sent in a message/ Thompson won the club trophy, ®) are the kidneys Superior quality muslin gowns, tucked , rages A . t ; that he had appointed the delegates | tortoise shell and silver jewel box. | ra i . i : S, < j that the strongest men must be put]}to the Trans-Mississippi Exposition | ‘1 ee per z | It is quite o a CES fs yoke, Hamburg ruffles, only 49, md Sally attics to the Trane Mississippi Exposition /The visitor's prize was won by Mr8.14o, for these are the very organs that | Give you All Kinds of ¢ . up and an especially strong candidate | a a in June, a Dresten letter re : Full long and wide muslin gowns, 4 : . . a "i h § are Overwor trying to drive the | is needed from the old Gibraltar dis-| ebel’s bill providing | ceiver, Miss Ps Houst P-| crip outof the system, and, naturally d yoke with neat embroidered ; j . a - | ¢ a i and, ally | trict; for any defection in this end of [Causes of action and liabilities of|tured the booby, a small basket of | STP ovtot the aysrem Ue Ul E thetstadl would Ge fatal tothe Hope master and servant, employer and | ponbons. Jened and become an casy vrey ts: LIFE and faerie: jl of Bryanism, Mr, Taylor at present | .7plOve, principal and sgent, forWe-| “04, sea iivers entertalos the|disense.” st th it " ® big lot— ony yon. © ? , aults, neglects and retorts of ser- | a a ve? C ame . pen 7 ie ce _ - a oeniee wemue ce eae big. lot embodies the hopes of the Democrats] vants, employe or agent, shall be | Yung Ladies’ Cinque club at their) «When these delicate A prices less than materials would cost you hext meeting. important organs are ¢ Good muslin, neatly tucked drawers, j on account of his consistent record, | joined as well as several, and all ae weakened condition, u : with full ruffle of Hamburg, at 39, d his ability, and his popularity, Yon upon, oF for any: such cause ot) Mr, Hogh M. ra left Thurs-! throw the grip from the 8 ; ver Citizen's Saving Bank. action or liability, may be brought | day morning for Nashville D talgeceded talo—attone Balps F i Latest style full umbrella drawers, with — aad Gokeoated! Seat all | on fancy ruffles aud nainsook insertions, 55c. THE PRESIDENT AND GUBA | nd prosecute: ast all oF oe petal eat Cok sak, Where se TOnae ———~ | Fine cambric umbrella drawers, with bo | The debate at Washifzion on the |? Pe rsons and compar Vee ee | iy Peat nt Me Get dpenidig Pherae be secur (| PROADWAY HOUSE hate a at acapacte hgh 6 or asserted to be liable thereon e guest o s Geo journey. 5 tan dainty tucks and nainsook ruffles, in this Cuban question has given the Dem-| therefor anied que asy one 2} ‘ t ore, | i sale only 75c, H e 4. Bradley left Tues- | th : r MEALS 25¢-$1.00 PE re ocratic members many opportunities} At 11:30 under special order Fido fi i one eh thing ! Late y tsa 00 PLR DAY |Senator McChord’s bill, giving the rite agen fae “ss fema , i i DEALER IN Chemise. i to criticise the attitude of the pres- ‘ ing oy ent administration on this most vital] ltond commission the right to fix] The frst mecting in the near fu-| Tey “require” soeth ey eo Staple and Fancy Groceries, Good muslin chemise, made with, Good fitting muslin skirts, neatly ; cca “4 ‘ ; freight rates, wa alled Sena- » of the Dub 3° Cro! club] corded bands, only 25c. tucked, for 25c. and critical question, Congressman ce Dingtn ptrered la, pabetl ror | will vbr th Mi Ms Faerie Crom, | something that wR pital | ders W { Fine muslin chemise, with in-] Superior muslin skirts, with full] Hitt, chairman of the committee ou} the bill, whicli is not materially dif- | maugh one afternoon this week, | 2h Least it out canary|BOarders Wanted Canned Goods of All Kinds, sertion, tucks and Hamburg edg-|combric ruffles, for 3%. Foreign Affairs in a speech in the|terent from the original, Diogay| .- ” this ing, in this sale at 45 and 65¢. Remarkable values are the mus- . 2 28 ts oe bn a . | House Wednesday, made an inter-|Substitute awenls section 816, 80 a8 Best cambric chemise, made by lin skirts with embroidered ruffles | tat I, [to require the commission to fix rates| the Magazine club) yesterday new Empire models, elaborately|which go in this sale at the low/esttig statement about the attitude) oe on. wii allows aggrieved par-|200n. Reports from Cosmopolitan, | thing that ean be depended uy GEORGE KREUTZER trimmed, at $1.00, ” [prices of 50 and 75c. of President McKinley. tice to make complaint. afterwards, | McClure’s, Century and Forum were |solutely, There is, so we a i REVTZER. Mr, Hitt said the President had] It changes section 819 and fixes the | read. know, so far as the scien world ates Corset Covers at {5 and 25. - hang u 819 and fixes ee i : peek 7 Oo vonetitutional dine, of 48,600 tel we a knows, but one remedy that fills thi ' WML® TF c d c e y are as follows: Omce, Staiidard Block, 118 North Fourth! yesterday are as fol Avoiped? medicines will not 108 Cow’ Mrs. George Flournoy entertained (It requires a svic Good Rooms, Good Table, Best of elivery to all parts of the city, something out of the ord t Attention. Cor. 7th and Adams come into power not a year ago, | con The Shakespeare club met yester-| requirement. ‘That remedy is Waru- = > = ’ * “OST Tan " 6 5.000. for iz > Ae i y Had ‘ tematkable Towel Values For This Week. |sivce tien the President had de-] fmt, and 49.000 for the second day afternoon with Mrs. HB.) Erm Nate Cure, tt was the most po | 84 209% ~~ Rates, $2.00 Pet Day. tent factor in co erie g the ¢ i ‘ 7 Room and Breakfast, $1.00. Europe, and it bes been the as f European Pian, $1.00 Per Day. remedy that has su sfully re | ous ‘ . Goop Mrate manded the release of the American . Sehwartzenb ° only $0c. in any county in which railroads ru0./Hamlet was discussed. A paper, prisoners in Cuba, In many cases) Several minor amendments “werelof comparison on the drama of the his demand was complied with, bat | offered. sixteenth century and that of the t ff Extra size damask towels, heavy | not in a Then came the assassi-| Senator Hays spoke against the| present day was read. els rhe : . 2 t Goop SERVICE knotted fringe, at 25¢, nation of Senor Canovas. When the | Original bill and all its amendments, = Fe | 7 %., on ‘ | Liberal ministry camo in the Presi-|®t#ting that they all gave the rigit emp shis Herald of Wednes.| University, aaah ; ‘ST, JAMES HOTEL “eabe y “'"lto the railroad commission to fix tue : ‘Miss Alice Crumbaugi, | Concerning tl ; abway axD Wataur Upholstery. dlent had again pressed for the re-|rates and placed the power in thelof Paducah, Ky. is an intere I know of persons who have been| | + | . A new but successful department] lease of the American prisoners. The} commission which it should not have. |visitor in the home of her sister,| Permanently eure xd of diseases of the lueys and adjacent organs ty with us. i ‘i P P a ‘ He moved , he bill aud T Seu ig e * | ministry yielded at last, and all had e moved to recommit the bill Mrs. T. L. Crumbaugh 53 J € - a Bring your worn couches, chairs} : alk ite ausendinesta: nay dineat exten iad ot W araeelp Gale ¢ ie 1 know r J. J. PURSLEY and footstools to us for fresh uphol Senators Petrie and Alexander Sentenenion of its being u i 2 : . ¥ : - 4 ‘ \ i rt ode i ed tery. We are turning out the most spoke in favor of recommitting (ue], Mrs. Clarence Hinkle and} uses by physicians of ‘ All Kinds Unhoisterine and Repairs istic and satisfactory work in this} protested with such emphasis and | },j1), Irma Ragon, of Eva 2, standing. This great remedy ‘ ON PURNITURE. line. energy inst the barbarities of the Senator McChord said he did not} Weeks’ visit to Mrs. John P. Ca j web, in the cause of humanity Provecxey war and the policy of concentration] want auy hasty action, and seconied | bell, left Tuesday for their home, j recommen i. ’ Ente i euiculke This monbite — ny man or woman who is that Gen, Weyler had been recalled | the motion to recommit. Thi Sens ott Monday made his] versant with the advance of s - SHOE DEPARTM ENT 10 disgrace and the policy of concen-| "0 “8 fp cted sprit a the re a : or the progress of the world, ation has been abandoned. inelallic Commission. He declared | know that this great discovery us ' ator ae lone ‘ ie SIXTEEN TO ONE that he had not given up hope of ©] ong high plane of its own, fa The interest manifested by the tesde | the trade in our line of children’s shoes 1 eee See 1 = : sie international agreement, but thought it) aij ordinary medicines which represent the top notch in style and quality, is evidence to us |dent had gone, He had notified the might be necessary to change the raito | or cures!" It accomplishes what of merit in the line. Sagasta Ministry that the war must] 1, the Ratio of Applicants to Of to ‘-something like twenty to one.’’ | no other medicine ever has sccom- e ( ae 1 | iy } Ic yuse + + cease and proposals of settlement Brivery investigation committees] plished or can accomplish 50c buys black kid skin, 2 to 8. Cahn eeeaae tec ohs tices in Franks’ District hava basi appolited by Gach boule ctl paonie, and, tases thas 1 LOUISVILLE. KY. 75c buys spring-heel kid skin, 5 to 8, lace or button. | |, tesa saccneentasioes Vail bat the Obio Legislature. and will ar-|removes the terrible iki ; JOUISVILLE. KY. 75c buys spring-heel calfskin, 5 to 8. resident's representations had been eepienecs range for joint sessions: ‘The aati-| which the grip has ia hundreds of American Plan $3.00 to $5.00 per Larger sizes in proportion. listened to by Spain, said Mr. Hitt, | put the Ratio of Places to Vacan|Hanna men are in the majority on the} cases, loaded upon the weakened | the s aud the scheme of self-government, Aiea tdtived Greater Tien | enpens® frames of so many men and women. | :aoce: i Rooms only $1.00 and upwards * fea A. BR. COOPER VW bd modeled upon that. o! ay a — -—— , age SHORS. go facades Gav Mansincy Diseases WHAT JACKSON DID, fosso's ios “nl : r | been issued. Our women’s shoe business has not been started, but but a skir-| 7°82 54" , To safely mish line already commands the attention of the wise, and you neglect|__ Whe this series of results is borne the gold standard requires ¢ od-|@rushed Banks in Order to Re- ; R autet ; your in : tation, | “HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, All linen huck towels 18x37, A large lot of real hemstitched fine huck towels, regular 35c value, for only 35¢ each. been given their freedum. But the President had gone farther, He had plated and made good as jt you do not investigate this department the coming week, |in mind it can easily be seen that PO sa aes f our finagees, ‘The d store Gold to Circulation. much has been done by this adminis- | Collector Franks was busily « er of the money in th ‘ei e ea duesday, assisted by Clerk] and in the pockets of th I : er, At cat ‘ Physician and =a. eure seh sh as Chipman, ia classifying the king system wh ' arations for war are being pushed | tions on file in his ollice for p eney in commercial centers, while ere ; c ing Gotd Mack | “Itt most vigorously, and the President in the revenue service in the Se a dearth in country districts Thought That au e Surgeon while desiring a peaceful settlement} Kentucky district. A cabin expand when it ougbt to and can when taining # pigeon-hole for each ¢ there is no necessity, It is in compel-] s * s ¢ i 9% was used, and the applications from] jing the maint > of $100,000,00 was to « ¥ 1 419)% Broadway each county were given a hole to] gold reserve to yah polnice cE slicer demco a. vie tat the f 7 usually profuse t es of There were nearly 1,600 a Teiseeion and Jackson, They have at- an’s kidskin, foxed, lace tip. ’s kidskin, half double sole, stock tip, great ich issues a currency which cannot Ontce Hol n’s kangaroo calf, lace or button, school wear, buys a woman’s viel a beauty. IN OUR MEN’S DEPARTMENT “We save you twenty-five toh cent. on all willow calf, box calf and rdovan goods, n,, 1103p. m of the crisis will not be unprepare: for any emergency that may ari DEMOCRKA REFORM. Reform is a beautiful thing,— at a] tions from the thirty-nine counties of | weeds o erce. Tenblel (A eauasls appear to thi YOU CAN FIND IT AT Tn distance. When the late state cam. bind inte ne mae ities af ioakconhift ata ffers with bes ‘ at ee tt it h Sal a ew RIGHMOND HOUSE BAR gn was in full blast, Democratic c . , 1 had less thn 100 places in the service] Stiverttes sn x moeratic statesmen to champ 1 opie ; papers and orators bad much to sy! wien the liquor and tobacco ms It is vain to inve \ er and cheap money. Jefferso por | : Mitchell Bozeo, Proprietor. about Republican extravagance, par-| facturing business are both on big} Jefterson for th : nt dol- to cheap money i ‘ | 2.) ¢ i e | 0 a i of a coin yes 99g tisanship and mismanagement, In-|hooms, which makes over sixteun |!" oF 48 nes : Lag 5, in ¢ > | t of Wines, Liquors and Cigara 219 ae pekupel 221 BROADWAY deed, the subject was very dear to} loyal republican patriots who are} if they wish to viniiese ; | to the natural or mar) een | , gies! always on hand. the 16-to-1 soul, and it was amplifica | $¢rambling for each little piece of pie the “old Lin . , | made clear during the last few months, | “00°? nig alisdeateicedtd in the district, even though tl Nave Jeftexe sbi . ill s appeals of the silver democrats to were no civil service regu Q have to aband f g with the sa ja When in Metropolis} t the t 1 ent speech ex-Congre alte ’ allelse, except, of course, free sil-!ali of these places were the diselage i bf eipens : amg? ra ne to ~—_DON’T CUSS THE PLUMBER Keer. tut sow tut the siverites are] posal of the collector. Mr. Franke| any: other rate, but it they uy of Tennessee, A. Ifthe hard money democrats, (PLA LE BOTH L, r- u : F in power, and the question of reform| lias so far managed to Jand less than have a double standard, make it | ¢ BRASOR se et that | 7 at t . 5 e may be entirely innocent, Maybe his work was good a dozen of his friends, and while he n order t honest ; res) a pointed wit! le and ex tio ,| $1.60 a day. Special rates by the but has been mistreated, Whatever the cause of the br is very anxious to give the “ins’’ the ment of debts and to conform st igh E m4 > abs pre ‘olloy tora- | week. D. A. Barry, Propr.S or leak, or bad behavior of pipes, don’t waste time about what different. toe of hla iooh and Sil thelr: places tual ratio in the val the n maintain and dwelt upon to the exclusion of becomes a material one, it is some- tion of t 1 ney, the rund Py : A Is he markets of the world of natural ra: + S Between 4th and 5th on Ferry st it, bu have it fixed up, We are make repairs An illustration of the devotion of with republicans, he is powerless to| ft Lene: ne Mr Telarcon ca res | tom spoke t ength upon Jack. | Money democrats have never faltered in | * if promptly and economically, We are re » put a job of our Kentucky Democracy to the in. ]do so. At present there is nothing|eantile problem altogether P 1 py ANA etirenoy, | Cra Ne semeae in Tire a ew ok gana OR, W. ¢, EUBANKS new plum! into your house that will give you more , ight at all, except that he may be} more Sur Here is what he sai¢ satisfaction and less anoyance than you ever experienced terests of the tax payers is shown in} 38 ha nasionall F ean Old” a othing within the range of po t r the subsidizing of the Louisville Dis-| 2¥l¢ te oceasionally get an old sole) gy Japan Fifty Yours Ahead of Ust leal absurdity could equal the spec. | “The truth is, the lebt : i i “fed to the har er ts, of HOMMOPATHIST, before. ; ya ter reinstated, The exportation of gold under evi pateh by the Legislature. ‘That body} ae , The exportation of gold under exist: | tacte presented by the ) Ing circumstances involves no danger whom Jucksox hone > E D D. H A N N A N JE | has ordered 250 copies daily of the Se ee to this country, but it is not. pleasant pe Lb Nay Eee eee eae ts | ghia matderd i go ie en sphone 180, Dispatch and ordered the official to reflect that the present shipments | peously restored the ij how the act ) 3,78, One of the greatest evidences we geously "e aoicalt 7 & are called for partly to furnish th - |” “Have these gentlemen ever paused | '¥ OPP 132 South Foust S.reet-Telephone 201 minutes to be published in the same] have of returning prosperity is the] ply for fupan. It is less than & 7 " ever ax cherations ; ‘ tad * ? . ie 1 their assault on ros+ e paper,--and the tax payers foot the] vast amount of freight that Is hieing|sinee we bombarded the heathen Jap- | [n# enepés ln thelr mtr * 1 econon gold w f DR, A, M. COVINGTON, bill, Itis not known what the cost bane by Ap caniroads of ee couns apese to tes "8 him to 4 realiziug sense | was during Jackson's administration Hors i OF METROPOLIS, ILL, vill be, it will be considerably | Y- pan. Seno. Arveries 08 corr ys higher civilization, and now ap-} the ratio wax changed from fifteen to 4 4 yon account | 4, x professtoval services to all suffer. pil be: tae 2 era'Y | merce are hard pressed for cars in| parently Japan is 50 years ahead of a] sisteon to one? If, as t teach 8 forced dienes OF over $1,000 that the people of hen-| which to haul the products of the| te number of our people in that p» the people, we had’ the concurrent in ubsid money in order] EYE, EAR, NOSE TUROAT tucky, as a state, will have to pay to] country, then may be we know that tical and important development of civ-| gtreulation of gold and silver ply the people with small change, | with wonderful »kitiand.o sis guarantee i This may i hast ization which demands that it shat th 2 of the act of Ow the silver dollara ceased to flow |! "hore uncerta that partisan paper. This may be ere is bisinee neiyg carried ORlatea 400 oenth io make a dollar be Me ; LSA A, lithe inte and pald-eres OenAa tA reform,”’ but it is not the kind that renege peg Berd year World. a ey age of the silver dollar in 1873, why | 8" jes, But this is foreign to Brinton B Davis we hear about before election time, * SP }| It is a diflicult problem, not in theo- | Was this change mae? Are the: my text, * . A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. ee a 7 roads have.had all they could do and Mita tedsiion te ohanmnth | rant, or do they disguise the that} “Ly purpose Is to show that the ad- You need send nothing out of town, as ee ee Ns thorough-|at times there bas even een & bhoe stein of the country, and will | after the act of 1702 gold relatively tw | *vstes of the Chicago platform have no ARCHITECT, ly characteristic of Bryanism. The] ade of freight that was such as 4 hest skill for ite accome| silver was undervalued and went out of | ,!sht to conjure with the name of An-} Qgiso Am.-German Naty Bank BROADWAY | people’s interests are very sacred] times seemed to be appalling to th] burg (Mixs,) Posi cireulation because it was worth a lit-| "ew Jackson, That platform had no