The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 22, 1898, Page 2

lisbed factories are enlarging and] thpct skirts—one of silk, another of ’ THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. reeset r nyisseline de soie and the third of CITIZENS’. _—| improving their plants, extending Published every afternoon, except! their railroads and making contracts} g@iro, or other attractive and trans- 7 Sunday, by ' for the future, Foundries and ma-| pagpot material—their name is legion SAVINGS chine shops are full of orders. Mule} tJ season. THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY,| teastere-nr: selling large numbers of | Fm BANK, INCORPORATED | mules and therefore are happy. ‘The ITTEN HY A WOMAN. 296 Broadway, Vai Paducah, Ky. Without respect love is brutal, 5 VICRPHESIDENT | fow acres of cane, have realized good} ‘ Nothing will make a woman truer . SPOR ¥ " 4 Mp bast : Heksvunh| prices, andl they Have money for all [thon she wants to.be, Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 0 r Have been leaders in Paducah for al ® sales <= > = a = e =) pinsorons their wants, while the manufacturer} ‘The most frequent cause of divorce Bycars. Thei ik eek Pace = amen | " q ar fi years. Their reputation was estab- my Wituarason Johny ‘boris is realizing good figures for the fin- lis absence of the sense of humor. Open trom ta: .m. to 8p: mm: On Sate lished by close attention to. the Tutte Ge Re Peers ces The wage oA atea iv lntertority, even when feminine, Say Cae en wants of chstomers, It is now con again getting good wages and steadY} na. no attraction for the man of acipeaaniaasgy ceded that when you want = y i. In fact, the sugar ins} go co, se tak diate of Lousiana, under the ene Pee a ss nener a Mlerest Paid on Time Deposits SOLID COMFORT PYRITE doeceeee “ ficent iufluence of republican legisla~ Dail One Pech |tion, is hooming and a big stride to-|8ttls a bat maul hike binselt érhouhe POL , sag . «| Ward national supply will be made in} ‘The howl against the stronger sex BRS. 2 O/'OLi will avant these dainty ging per bien Jae 10 cents} 98, ised by women who took men for | {08 A; RUDY nnn Bert) BERNHARD'S is the place to go. ‘To make room for my large ‘ veil es n MAY bY neg sby and 9 sharers: .. 1.00} Is and found them only men. R. RUDY... “Aas't Cashier spting’stack, I am selling at prices that.will SURPRISE YOU. I by, and you will want them in a We girls ate too young.to kuow eile havefalways made a specialty of nul we t 5 unt! we are too old to learn. DIRECTORS. SITUATION AT WASHINGTON, Seer ce Men's Fine Shoes Made to Order, Geo, O, Hart, E. FARLe’ S hurry, You would better take them] Specimen copies tree , ‘ now, while they are fresh, pretty. atid | emeeeeeeeeeeeeee ociet ye ch Kverything favors your buying] a TURDAY, JANUARY 22,1895 oS x “The Newest The average Daily Circulation r) Gosst - - R. Ruby. And my reputation fn this line wiil be upheld. If others, failto P of the Sun for the year 1897 was oe The Republicans of the House fit you I will guarantee to please you, 589 copies, as y i- BROADWAY EB. Fabrics pape tithe elles ed gotr White as the ‘htealh it swan is her { eee eee Dest acqornasoan Aare G EO B ER H A R ' i qu a +, : r, jes eco" 8, ™ e Toile du Nord Ginghams acatipy phe leading positions among ed by the sworn affidavits of skin, tration into War. maa Terr ie sw | ! D materials especially adapted to children's wear, as well as the _| four responsible men. With apple blossom’s - daintiest caveat Largest Retail Shoe House in Paducah, latest designs for ladies: waists. ‘These goods are unquestion- ‘ J. R. Hester, Pro ably the best fabric in the market at the price.....JO cents a yard snemameiaiiiin pink The Sun claims the largest ¢ir- | tintin culation of any daily paper fn and her chin— to take a Decided S her cheeks, and ber cars, ongressmen Claim to be Forced BOIEN FIG “ti | Boarders Wanted NTIFIO AND FIRST-OLASS Fee la heen eee oo BLACK SMI THING Standard Madras Cloths—One of the best and most popular Paducah. From the day of its| Tair brown as the fur of the mink, new fabrics of theseason. Our assortment comprises a variety first issue it has made its ciren-| ¥ bite are ber teeth, as the robes of a saint; of dainty woven effects in checks, we aids and Doors warrant- lation public and asks its adv 4 ed absolutely fast colors..........- oe «Price 12's cents , man te o “| Eyes hued like the sammer’s blue : Me ‘ is tisers te make a complete inves- skies; Washington, Jan, 22.—Cuban ratings x R EPA I RING bo Dainty New Challies—A beautiful line of all-wool filling chal tigation of its circulation books| A seraphic form no artist can paint, }news was flying fast and furious GEORGE KREUTZER. phodt the Oopliol yesterday. Ode HORSESHOEING lies with satin stripes, regular 25c value, we olfer at 10 cents a yard | af any time. No other paper in Though he tries and forever trie Grampian Cloths—A delightful soft, cool fabric of cheviot char- Paducah wi!l state its cireula-| Voice like the laugh of the grass» story was put in circulation in the] morning that the President was pre-|a,'Pe of the ‘coming woman?” All work guaranteed. The troupe went from here to Cairo, acter, designed for shirt waists, blouses and children’s dresses. tion. bordered brook— paring special message, in which All the newest colorings ..... 18 cents a yard In violets’ time of the year ald ask for 81 ,000.0¢ Tih | 3 , e o ,000,000 fo e ‘ 4 As we go to press, Senator Lind-| Or song of the bird in some tlow'rs Rrakapueation A Dest ieahtismen! STILL RISES ilk-Figured Djalmattas—A woven fabric as novel and unique say has not resigned. The fact that walled nook— other reports were followed by dent- if | Court Street bet, 2d and 3d. as the name it bears; a rare combination of silk and cotton in the Bryanites of Keatucky waat his ancing the mother-mate near. Mid (here beth tio’ “Way OF get 4 b . ada c Oh, ravishing creature! my joy a great variety of fancy weaves, in which the cross bars and figures of silk are strikingly prominent. For this rich and resignation, does not seem to effect a my life, bac fh tng 8 the truth of any of them. {And Still Rains. — River| P: sive nov ve ask th ice Of.. +5 the senior Senator at 9 —boly horrors! she ea el ata is certain, however d * | exclusive novelty we ask the modest price 0: 25 cents a yard “greta horrors! she eats with her}inat is that the administration is Reaching the Forty Mousseline de Soie—The great imported novelty for 1898. They Tur Kentucky Legislature has is-|* —Wun A. Davis, [Steatly alarmed at the situation here Noteh. | Pr) comprise the newest shades in this beautiful silken fabric that sued instructions to the Congressmen Simamadendipenc. 43): a her Hi te of ott depo ta t Ie " is eminently suitable in weight and coloring for summer and t Comparing the week with the ones | ¥#S these phasss of the jon that _ - Ay . 1 rom this state how to vote on paring ‘i : Give you All Kinds of evening wear. Our price only.. ; -50 cents a yard 6 : passed, it has been one of exception-| td the Cabinet in session yesterday eh : we P Yard) the Anti-Sealping bill now before the] {i'anietude in sovial circles. It will] The Cuban matter took up all the | Hise ef Onc-Tenth in Tw "FIRE ‘ ational House. Our islature|take some time for eociety to get] time of the President and his coun- Hours-Yet No Cause . we may be eccentric, but it has a very| thoroughly aroused from its lethargy | illors. As grave as the situation is for Alarm, exalted opinion of its own import-| Which follows the holiday gayeties. |0® account of the attitude of the an Spanish, itis not as serious in the . » | ance. The extremely disagreeable condi | eyes of the administration the at- he river Continues to rise here, TORNADO | E SALE CONTINUES = Sagres mak tion of the weather during the great-|titude of the republicans ia the f with 7.8 onthe gauge at a. m ‘ ue present legislature is notice-|er part of the week, prevented the | house The limit, thirty-nme or forty tect | Over Citizen's Saving Bank. bly now passed, as ub sing above, and the Missis- | Loui: Fortunately the | i few days the de-| will | »ped the fact that the] Ohio able for the number of newspaper | accomplishment of many affairs! During the | which may have been contemplated. | bate has deve wea who are amo its members. Domestics—Masonville,Lousdale and}Fruit The Hon, John Mc. Meloan of Cal-| Rumor says that with the opening |PStY lash will not be suificient to} sippi of the Loom domestics.. ../'scents a yard] joway county, bas taken a prominent | of the spring season will come the|)0t the republicans Pack much} Tennessee and’ Cumberland are not) oa IT Hamburg Embroideries—We are of position and his merit has been rec- eee oilteat ve et pb ®+ | ‘The President bas heen in the Oeibe wes nt arias s report states | fering an immense assortment ognized by being given the chairman- Bact pent cas) bene del my: house and he read the signs of| that unles v's rain is general | of one, two and three-inch width ship of one of the most important |abroal at the begiuging of cack {fevolt- The leaders have told him | there is no cause for alarm 4 extra quality Hamburg embroi committees, Mr. Meluan is well|season; just the amount of truth|{akly, moreover, that they will not | rise was flve-tenths from 6 p.m. to H yan L F | N | WO be able to hold back the dogs of war], m., and one-tenth from 6 a. m deries at ....5 and 10 cents a yard ined in these whispers, time known in this city and his friends | con m on the republican side much longer ures if the administration does not io Moe et eee Edgings—A Capek are pleased, though not at all sur- | #lone can tell, “ Members have gone to Reed ratifying thing st | ine of beautiful patterns in fine leriaeil a 1 . - Hite aod ai is ha Torchon, German and Valen prised at his success, CLUB AN NCEMENTS, bat belt fol ? t ar ra : hite ; bie I; f the teal th " ‘ech ciennes laces, insertions, nain in Spe On Wednesday afternoon of next} ™ eir political fature is now at] have succeeded in moving their corn deca a F sook and Swiss embroideries,,cheap| T## Fall River (Mass.) Globe| week the Young Ladies’ Cinque clubj stake: that their constituents are}to a place of safety. a| Wall Paper, per roll. ‘ seteee 8:¢ : vont a correspondent South to get | will be entertained by Mrs, Ed Rive eneealse them to vote for © ubas great dea of tala was a Fifty cent Window Shades for 30 c¢ . facts as to the character of the South- | &T, 8t Mr Sense. Thawpecn,& 8, opj independence, and that their duty to] failure to take the necessary presau- 7 & ™ bow lic: : ure. He went to the Piedmont re-| ‘The Married Ladiest Euchre clubfbaye openly declared their intention UNDER ARREST, = gion in N Saroli » there} Will have as its hostess Mrs, Lauralof voting for any revolutionary m: | Hand-made es in Picture fram de ne i SPECIAL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR PRICES poe Oh nor Cesolinn where there | Fowler, on Wedueaday evealigy Bes adaclttatsdion (Aces | vay are 200 cotton factories within 100 | | promptly. In six weeks or . Are moving our big stock right along. It will pay you to attend this a sof Charlotte. The correspon-| eae te c sate a oes Nesey Ki "}two months these men —have/ Mrs. Ida Ditehler in Custody 5 the elaws “eb . dent summed up the basis of Sout betaine JP ihgedieeracd ep cert i nt eir districts for reaomi- . ; NOK ve EE; » OR n rot RTH . sale. Take the elevator to second floor. i 8 n the redone af ae father Cunt |to go into their districts for renomi For Deserting Her ), L» t Ht FOU ern Competition in the facts that the nation and election, and they are a operatives are temperate and indus- oe doomed to defeat if they continue to Child. el Any novel idea which will help to| obey the party lash and vote against k George O, Hart. trious, and that there is no clashing ica t pn i ¢ | Selve that difficult question of how t | taking up the Cuban problem. 1 1 o = . nae ne hours OF) entertains number of guests is al-| This 19 the situation that stares the on bie SHO = DEPARTM ENT labor are long, wages are low, living| ways a welcome suggestion, and ouc| administration in the face, and the e—Told a Sad i a is cheap, and everybody is contented | yery pretty form of entertaining is «| President feels that if he does not $ of i and happy. rose whist party. To begin with. |take some independent action that | n H —-— [CAS the invitations are printed on pa the question will be forced upon bum | 4 : , 4 F A WASTE OF ORATORY. | yer, and Announce that rose | PY Congress, i ‘ 4) . ‘The interest manifested by the trade in our line of children’s'shoes,| 4.) eee, ihe X Liat ir lo be HO CHEE Cf ibaert In the meantime the Spanish Mine] | Mts. Ia eels ; an : _. which represent the top notch in style and quality, is evidence to us he pyrotechnical display that is | ree ye ine is thet fa.|ister 1 hammering at the doors of the |*®aedoning her six-wee “ : of merit in the line. being produced in Congress over | mitiar one cf pr Etats wikd | state department for an explanation| *t Kettler pean | house Mo on q IS' THE RECORD Cuba by the Democratic members of | the exception that eacl of Mr. Hitt’s words and of the move- | ¥#9 arrested at Ls Belle park by Ulli : A } ' exception that each player kee} ords and of the move: | ay yesterday afternoon Is 50c buys black kid skin, 2 to 8. the House is all for effect and is] account for herself of ll the reljment of our battleships. ‘The situa-|Cer Gray yesterday afternogn Pack WE MAKE. : tion is regarded here today as v ‘3 , t's for several month 75c buys spring-heel kid skin, 5 to 8, lace or button.| nothing but a grand-stand play. |cards which are taken, ard not! Kee or Slew > ent he fol ate PI 0 he! a oth ends o! api+ rger sizes in proportion. not change the policy of the adminis.| the most ted card takes the fits | tol. worker, ar wast tata tration, When the crisis in Cuba| prize, while the one who has take ——- riage 1 : C th ‘ i arrives thls governimeat will be ready|the Teast gets the ‘bo 1 A WELL PLEASES GROWD | rin issued the wareant : WOMEN’S SHOES. to meet it. Speaking of the debate peleen Hoa 4 something Bertsla-| She made no denials, but immediate- in Congress the Washington corres. |108 tothe rose, Numerous articles in| ie a atiss Francis of Y ly confessed to being the mother . a x _ Our women’s shoe business has not been started, but but a skir-| pondent of the Courier-Journal says ee ’ si anew = spe o Pisin f jek ‘ : Night the deserted babe. She assigned pov- mish line already commands the attention of the wise, and you neglect| ‘The Democrats in the House may! tle of tose perfume, vonbesnie eee erty as the cause of her action, your interest if you do not investigate this department the coming week. | as well subside on the Cuban ques-{ with candied rose leaves, ete, “th “Miss Francis of Yale’? was greet-[ing that she desired the child to be . tion. This government wi ate Vaaah: tabi peer td aa Jed lust night at Morton’s opera] well taken care of. ae F ‘ue ee tres woman's Bidekic, foned, lace tip. coer alice eerermment wil et te-| each table are placed four full grow: |iouse by one of the largest and most| She told a tearful and pitifal story. J.J. PURSLEY — | HARRY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D. 1.50 buys woman’s kidskin, -half double sole, stock tip, gre. oe E ERIOS DE OE Ee a one psenitative crowds of tl on,| A poor working girl, she was driven 5 at ADH ; at] insurg . : . long | epresentative crowds of the season, | A | g ~ , : Boe cake act aera ancy |etems nad green leaves, as well us Jalmost every seat being occupied. from her home in Mars il county {All Kinds Untotsterine and Repairs Physician and ‘ wearer. and Speaker Re 4 buysavoman’ 's aensioe calf, lace or button, school wear. | i$ 48 plain as daylight when ‘the sun) bonbons, 4 filed with pink and white about nine months o, and wa forced to come to the city to earn a There was a how! of merriment fre the time the curtain rose until it de | ON FURNITURE Surgeon Mirrors replated and n u player has a ts a shines, In the meantime, Gen, Lee, | car er and a pink TY f a Maree 3 HAGADA. amd wien Wa civen| ical aac are pees Fd white. ani | Ws never a more delighted audience} perfidy of a machinist, who drew his | stoves and second-hand fur a. 1m LLowp. mo atonel ts tia Wi gives jices served are pink and white, and! at nrorton’s, and never a better farce| pry and skipped out several weeks! | TAKEN IN EXCHANGE For ' Ottice, No 41939 “Broadway. . the signal to the White House the | the dining table should be gracefully a “a Hound ago: § he learned her con- | Send word, and I will ¢ 1 OUR MEN’S DEPARTME! T fun will commence. ‘The Democratic fi 1 with pink ribbons, with re comedy, athe play does not abound Hie eG ees | esti ates on work, ¢ ‘ peared . # “ more for Ae tha fi e Re} ha | dank vokal aad abodid We @ 10% he piece, bi ie ludicrous sit- ere wa yt a 2 3 HO ae, i ‘We save you twenty-five per cent. on calf, willow calf, box calf and | Are fo8.Coba than aid the Republi- | tact rosesfin profusion should be every | uation, witty. and humorous diae| touched by the mother’s story, They | . cans under Cleveland. The admiu-| where, and the lights should be softly i ' (oe cordovan goods, ne pone logue and superb acting furnish am-|ptied her for ber misfortu a YOUICAN FIND IT ATVTHR... istration is responsible for the con-| shaded in pink. ‘This can be fr me exe sari i any teat] inwardly con hieuil Sika heartlen By ouse duct of the government upon all|a very pretty form of amuseme “aa caer ti Ssoppll iat Bh ola al wr t J sad wil el conven van ium Gb aah ‘| and situaticas are somewhat suggest- | deserted her in her time of need, She LOUISVILLE. KY. | Paid ND Se gs to suit} many more features to make ) I ths honest in her confession i litchell Bozeo, Proprietor itself. The Democrats in Congress| whist party a great suc ive, but the public doesn’t mind that. | was so honest in her confession, anc know this, and all their twistin ae Dery Gores The acting of the entire company was] seemed so free from any intention to| American Plan $3.00 to $5.00 per the Spanish tail and spread-eagle A courteous aud formal invite good, but that Mr. anne Gi-|do wrong, that Judge Tully released day Fin of Wines, Liquors and Cigare J oratory is fried-over-and-baked-to- | bearing the letters ““R. S. V. P. rardot, Staynot, | ae her a Cwm fence sane fo 29-| Rooms only $1.00 and upwards | always on hand, slag rae somne ° I 1, a3 was that offswer Monday, It is thought she wi 4 . 219 BROADW crisp political buncombe and rot, the right band corner of the card | particularly ” 4 A. R, COGPRER, |= ‘ AY 221 BROADWAY sends rather an unpleasant shock | Miss Fannie Young in *‘Miss Mann,’’’ not be prosecuted. re fene I Hi aE * | GOOD TIMES IN LOUISIANA, | through the sensitive and cultured re = — ; man coipt, It should be remembered by ono- & 4 DON’T OCUSS THE PLUMBER nist om vovisianashewues the a] eiey aud favored ous that lla ions, excepting tea and wedding rr (STATE HOTEL. He may be entirely innocent, Maybe his work was good ei in pat state as follows: cards, Gann 6 Drveaa s0p)y an 0 long standing as week. D, A. Barey, Prop. i, but has been mistreated, Whatever the cause of the break he sugar harvest is drawing to a) Should not y well as theordinary -—8T. LOUIS,— Between 4th and ct , ai Fe bad b : ey wa artics|to remind her guests of the social ] ; elween dth and (ib on Ferry st or Jeak, or bad behavior of pipes, don’t waste time about close in Louisiana, aud all jto remind her ills of life are effectue . it, but have it fixed up, We sre ready to make repairs concerned are well pleased. obligations which they assume when ally cured by Browns’ Rates, $2.00 Per Day. , promptly and economically. We are ready to put a job of tion has male a great differ they became a part, either through Trow Bitters. If your Room and Breakfast, $1.00. Pt SAS Gan new ie He into your house that will give you more the cane planters and sugar mant bee Pe taitcnal Dede of GA Bross system only requires a gen- European Plan, $1.00 Per Day, | Bh, W. uv. EUBANKS, eras noon and less anoyance than you ever experienced hedacng Ss nae rath is the disas- ae ’ TT tle tonic, Browns’ Iron Bit- Goop Rooms. Goop Mxa.s, HOMQOP. AILS, efore. rous years of free trade, especially y: ters will meet the demand. If Goop SERVIC é . When you visit St. Louis stop at 8ST. JAMES HOTEL ROADWAY AND Wa those of 1894-5, ‘The prices now re VADS 2 ixty per cent, in ad- 3, with all cane t for by factories, com- jon being sharp, whereas in 1894 cane was of so little value that thous. ands of tous were dumped on the roadsides, where it remained to rot, F HENRY MAMMEN Jr silent yet eloquent monuments of the| Various features of fancy dress are ‘ ’ . effects of free trade. Today all is| being introduced into bridesmaids’ changed; from gloom and despair} Costumes in England, and the polich- now come joy aud bopefuless, Large toalle headgear is said to be very ef- ‘ floral muffs, wre a shoe filled with FANCIES. your liver or kidneys are in a dangerous state, Browns’ Iron Bitters will rectify the trouble. When you feel in general ill health or pain tortures your nerves, Browns’ Iron Bitters will cure you. To the* over- worked man, the worn-out woman, the sickly child, Browns’ Iron Bitters is an ever faithful friend. Sold crerywhey, ‘uable in the work of ay Hein any Cane Brot ‘ken ay directed Person iri vit Dyspepsia, Sd E D D. H yan N N A N dee alized are fully 132 South Foweh Street-Telephone 201 Rumors tell us that diamond rings and jeweled bracelets have super- veded gloves for theater wear in aris, and the most fashionable women have discarded gloves entirely in order to display brilliant gems, cars direct to 1 J, W. Nicore, DEALER IN a TROPOL 1, ILL, os to all suffer: NOSE AND THROAT “2 {ifand’a epectal guarantee en Staple and Fancy Groceries, | + 4n B. Davis, ° fruition, seed for the crop of 1898, which will iim Bir, Wee, A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. exceed any heretofore attempted in| blossoms all carried in place of the "che or Neuralgia. mon Canned Goods of All Kinds, tea You need send nothing out of town. Louisiana. conventional bouquet. eee ” 4AKOMITEOT. A ae Free delivery to all parts of the city.) iio. aor Koren Nat, Bank _ Capitalists are seeking available} ‘The last ery of fashion in evening sites for new factories, while estab-| gowns calls on us to wear three dis- Cor, 7th and Adams, BROADWAY| nt Flat-Opening Books