The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 27, 1898, Page 1

, + Bam B, Hughes, President “the Sun"are always well posted 3 UMEDII—NUMBER 115 Architects. Coal Dealers. ‘ 7. 1. pARRY, BARRY & HENNEBERGER, Dealers ia Anthracite = —COAL— — Bituminous Alap Wholesale Dealers in Hay, Grain, and Mill Feed, Lime, Cement and Salt, Omice Ninth & Harrison, batetenanae 70, © BRINTON B. RCHITECT Office: ican-German National Bank. DAVIS, ST. BERNARD COAL co. Incorporated, Miners, Shippers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 81. Bernard, Pilsburg ond Antnracie Cool, ond Growtway SL, BetnOrd Siver GOke, cu $100,000.00] mea A River OMice 75 ‘Phones ‘Tipple No.6 Banks. THE PADUCAH __ BANKING COMPANY. Paid-np Capital Undivided Profits Broadway. No. & Jefterson si. No. § Commission Merchants. W. P, BARNHILL & SON, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. BANK, ee 3 Levnonk 815... 7 $5,297.75 * vided Profits a ber 3, 18% irgrh.sa banking methods an adherence to sou! Wwe trast we will ‘with An increasing # It the deposits of the ps ‘acco Ww. ERICAN-GERMAN NATIONAL OF PABUCAH, Ky. Condensed Statement ut Close of Busi- ness, December 31, 1897 mRSOURCES, Loans and discounts ~ Government bonds Dither stocks and homie Cigar Manufacturers. THEOBALD PETER & CU., $445,700.63 ba ny Manufacturers of bismarck, Banner, Stanwick, and other brands HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, go | SPecial brands made to order Northeast Corner Third and Court st. 75,036 74 LIAMILITins, Capital stock, surplus and undivided Droste $ on rv 199.622.54 Semt-annual duty Keno, and Register 5¢ and Culver's choice 10e. The Regis: er is the only strictly hand- made dc cigar made in Paducah. 118 South Third street. Dry Goods. EZELL & BRIAN, DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. A. Rudy, President F, Paxton, © R.'Rudy, Assistant Cashier Carrras Axp SURPLUS, $120.00 DIRNCTORS. J, RK. Smith i. Farley W.F, Paxton A. Rudy, ©. Mart M. Pisher 226 BROADWAY 205 BROADWAY CITY NATIONAL BANK ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS, KE. RichardSon, Cashier ORY 6900S, CARPETS, BOOTS, SHOES AND MILLINERY, Capital Surplus $200,000 100,000 Accounts of banks, bankers, corpora ‘and Individuals solicited. A gen bankin, ransacted. Collections carefully made d promptly remitted at lowest rates 219 and 221 Broadway, T. SCHWAB, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dry Goods and Notions Clothing and Hats Robert L. Reeves, President Lavirs’ anp Men's Furnisuinos, &c, T. A. Baker, Cashier J. W. McKnight, Assistant Cashier. | 216 Broadway. & WHITE, Guthrie ELEY, DIPPLE Successors to J. J lors in Staple aad fancy dry goods, notions, fancy goods and carpets. 323 Broadway. Telephone $100.000 100.000 Capital Surplus Undivided Profits 30,000 Building Trust Companies. 397 P. Rigiesherger, President ell, Vice-President y, Secretary paon, Treasure al Counsel Druggists. J, 0, BACON & CO. PHARMACISTS, - Blo Henry Burnett. cu Caldw PADUCAH _BU EDING TRUST COMPA? INCORPORATED, i eneral Manager Common stock Preferred stock Thompson, Henry Burnett Rigtesberger, Ge 500,000 $5,000,000 Cor. Seventh and Jackson Streets. Director N day, dwell LYNE & LYNE,. ORUGSISTS, Agents for the original Grigsby Golden Eye Salve, by mail 25 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re func Business Colleges. SMITH BUSINESS COLLEGE. THE A school of established reputation Open both day and night Students can enter at a Address C Joun D. Saurru, Jr., President 408 Norih Third street ——— Book Binders. HENRY MAMMEN, JR., Blank Book Manufacturer. . 224 Broadway... ny time M. MOCQUOT & CO,, DRUGGISTS. Broadw.y, Cor. Tenth, * C. GILBERT, Patent flat-opening books, Old books rebound. All kinds of ryging. All work guaranteed, IwTOR Mechanicsburg Drug Store, BUST KQUIFVED BINDERY IN THE STATE, 126 Broadw —$—$ $— — Brick and Tile Works. PADUCAH BRICK AND TILE WORKS. CHAMBLIN & MURRAY, Props. Brick and Tile Makers. Contractors and Builders, ‘When in neo! of anything tn this line, kindly five us a call. Office and Works 1439 10th st. ie 8. DABNEY, Telephone 164. Barber Shops. SMITH & SON, Barber Shop and Bath Rooms. We employ only experienced work- men and guarantee satisfaction in every particular. Hot and cold baths every hour in the day, No, 328 Broadway. Dentists. I, B, HOWELL, D, DS. Recent Demonstrator ‘Northwestern University Dental School,’’ Chicago, Office 627 Broadway. Telephone 221, A. M., D.D. 8. Otfice hours, Sto 12a, m., 1 tod p,m Office 406 Broadway, @. E. WHITESIDES, M.D.,D.D.8, DENTIST. Residence "Phone 355. Office "Phone 330, 2nd street, over Lang’s Drug Store, Dye Works. The Paducah Steam bye Works, K, C, ROSE & SON, Props. Dry Cleaning a Specialty. Hats made new, Soft and Stim hats dyed, “lost tand newly trhumed, leucbed aud pressed. HH $29 South phird street. WALLERSTEIN BROS. M, Wallerste:n, J. Wallerstein, Props. Oak Hall Clo@ing House. Fine clothiers, turnishers and hatters. Trunks, valises, &c. Third and Broadway. 1, A, HENNEBRUOER, ~] Goods sold for cash or casy payments, PADUCAH, iFlorists. C. L. BRUNSON & CO. Established riot, Growers of Finest Cut Flowers and Plants, Fine floral designs for Funerals, Wed- dings, ete. TeJephone 167. Panatesnnea Place. LA BELLE FLORAL CO, Floral Designs for weddings, funerals and all occa- sions. Evergreens, roses, &c. Vaughan & Sanders, Props. {One of the Most En si Phone 318, Opp. LaBelle Park TT Furniture. ‘A City That is JONES INSTALLMENT CO, Cor, Third and Court sts. Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Stoves, Baby Carriages, House Fur- nishing Goods and With GARDNER BROS, & CO, Dealers tn Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Matting, Clocks, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Trunks, Pictures, Picture Prawes, Etc. This city, the County seat of Me- Cracken County, is situated on the Ohio river at the mouth of the Tenn- essee, twelve miles below the mouth of the Cumberland, and fifty mile above the Mississipi, and lies 412 203-205 South Third. feet above the sea level. _— Flour Miils. Itis the terminus of the Louisville, St. Louis aud Memphis Divisions of the Tilinois Central Railroad, and the northern terminus of the N.C, & St. L. Railroad. is also the terminus packet lines from Fail Roller System. Daily Capacity] Evansville, Cairo, Nashville, Flor- 400 Barrels, ence, Ala,, and Metropolis., T. H, Puryear, Pres. W. A, Cok PADUCAH MILL AND ELEVATOR Cv, r, Supt The city of six besides being a principal landing for all boats of through from Ciocinnati, Vicksburg affording facilities for shipping both rail and river unsur- BRAN DS: bnow I Pride of the Parchase Daisy. Buccess, lines Pittsburg, St. Orleans, Pare White Louisville, "Phone 86. Corn Meal, and New Grocers, travel by G, W. ROBERTSON passed by any city in the country, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Feed, Liquors, Seeds, Ice, Lard and Bacon. Paducah is the natural gateway to the great undeveloped, fertile y the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, tha. year after year open up new and improved markets for ber manuf: tures and trades, are within easy reach of Paducah thousands of acres of virgin soil awaiting the touch of the energy and experience of the sturdy emigrant to make it into ‘rich fields of productiveness, and to be had at prices that must Provisions] soon attract home-hunters of small means to this section, in the very heart of trade and commerce, insur- ing the full development of this vast territory at no very late day, giving Paducah hope for the future in in- é 1. creased advantages from its agricul- N. YOPP, tural surroundings that point it out . for certain healthy advancement DEALER IN STAPLE AND Paducah is the second city Fancy GRocERINS, | iness importance in the state, having a population of about 25,000, a splendid system of public svhools; also business colleges and private schools, two electric street car lines, two clectric light plants (besides the municipal plant,) gas works, a com- plete and efficient water works sys- tem, and twenty-three churches of all denominations, ‘There are five banks with capital of $1,086,185 anda large surplus, The city tex rate is $1.20 for municipal, school and railroad purposes, ou an assessed valuation of $6,197,350, and the bonded indebtedness of the city is only $334,000, with no other debts. Paducah 1s considered one of the healti‘est cities in the couatry, the death rate beiog very low. Its situ- ation is high and well drained and the unprecedented high stage of water in the Ohio and Mississippi rivers in the past, clearly demonstrates the fact that Paducah has gothjng to fear from that source, and that it of the the safest river points great valleys, its climate bei py medium betwe and cold, makiog ita pleasant residence place the ye The ts are and broad, smooth “and Teve!, and made of the ed **Paducah conglomerate grayel’? which js also] “ shipped in large quantities and used on the st and parks of Louis. Evansville, St. Louis, Hender- Memphis and various other There Nos. 119-121 South Second street. Telephone 48. B. GALLMANN & SON, Dealers in GrocrrtEs, Propvce Hay, Corn, Bran, Feedstuff, Cigars and ‘Tobacco Free delivery all over the city Corner Burnett and Twelfth streets. bus- Provisions, Feed Produce, etc. Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fresh meats always on hand. Corner Seventh and Tennessee F. LALLY, Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND Fancy GROcERIKS. Flour, Hay, Bran, Corn, Salt, Wines and Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco Sgt and 35, corner Ninth and Trimble ‘Telephone 115. JACOB SEAMON, Dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Fresh Meats, Provisions, Feed and Produce, Corner Pifth and Tennessee streets. Telephone 182 fe 1, MEISNER, Dealer in Stapla and Ai Groceries, juors, €0, ete. celel ‘orner je and Sixth streets | ville, J. W. MOORE, SrarLe anp Faycy Canned Goods of All Kins. Free Delivery. Groceriks, West- oper telephoue ance con two te ern Union” and ate ria also a first system, embracing long atlas with the principal cities of the country. Five local buildiog and loan asso- jations are maintained in a flourish: ing coudition, wlach furnish opportu- nities and means for people iu mod- ern circumstances to own their homes, and the condition has been taken advantage of to such an extent that it isthe exception rather than the rule that permavent citizens dc not own their homes. Paducah has a fully equipped paid ire department, with all the mode ste paraphernalia for fightin with, centrally located fire giving the best possibie fice tion, and bringing insurance of th minimum rates. Paducah has three daily and fou veekly newspapers, The excellent jotel accomodations are & source of nide to its ci izeos aud pleasure t he traveling pubtie It has beea stated, and it: is be eved that the facts will bear it out, Seventh and Adanis streets. ee Hardware, HANK BROS, & JONES Gus EK, Hank—Harry R, Hank—T, 1, ams 218 Broadway. HARDWARE Stoves, Cutlery, Tinware, House Furnishing Goods, Gum and Leather Belting, Mill Supplies. Mechanics’ Tools a special Hotels. fie NICHOLAS HOTEL. K. D, Thurman, Prop. Thirty-two well ventilated rooms. Conveniently located on electric car line. RATKS + + + + $1,00 perday, cere PANICAE, KENTUCKY. City of Go-Ahea Louis, | | thus} eee | and bioor | 2 | DAILY SUN. ~ KEN’ 1URSD, Y JANUARY 27, 1898 terprising, Healthiest and Most Progres- ve Cities in te Su South. — Pro pressive, Happy and Rich---A , Hustling Business Men, a Future That is Full of Rich Projpises. that Paducah does a largéef volume of|shops for the three divisions of the jobbing business than ity in the] Illinois Central Railroad are located country in )roportion pulation. | here, giving steady employment to a tt is distinctively a jal city, and | large number of mechanics and labor- its trade extends ia at increas- | ers. ng circle, Lt is a magi ft diversi-| Fuel for both domestic and steam fled lin es, sud its jobbere’are men of | purposes is within easy reach by both pluck and enterprise, servative|rail and river, and competition will withal, and studying engefully the}always be such as to insure cheap ts and demauds of tHeir trade. | prices. - Orel two hundred traveling men rep- It is very probable that the solid resenting gcueral lines sent out.| and rapid growth of Paducah is due {In addition to this ff traveling | almost ertirely to the city’s splendid men are employed in - mber and} railroad facilities. Our three rivers tobacco trades. give the city a large tributary terri- A careful inve atigetioad shows the] tory an’ makes the city of necessity volume of wholesale ice, ex- doilars, done #8 the lines pressed in of three states. But it is particular. g the year 18! Whis- vamed dur ly the Illinois Central railroad that key, $2,000,000; groceries, $1,500,-|now make this city a favored one 000; dry goods, and ions, $1,-]among Southera manufacturing 09,000; sceds, provisiyns and im-| towns, a desirable location for facto- ents, $500,000; saddlery, har-j ries and mills and the most progress- , $450,000; hardware, wholesate city of its size in the negar and cider, $225,-] United States. The Illinois Central re, $2000,000; «drugs, |is to Paducah what the Louisville and thing. SaRTPO 1 fruits, | Nashville is to the city of Louisville, + $150,000; boots and] The Hlinois Central has greatly shoes, $150 000; poultry and eggs, | enlarged the shops, so that now they $125,000; Leer, $100,000; patnts|are secend only to those at Chicago and oils, $75,000; queeaswaree and on the great Illinois Central system. glasware, £75,0008 cigars, $75,000 ;|Witbin the last few months, also, reanuts. $60,000; patent medicines, }that road has built the extension $50,000; hats and caps, $50,000 ; | along the river front. and now comes books an stationery, , $35,000; | the well-defined rumor that it may lo- house fronts and machi..ery, $25,-/eate here a large marine ways for the 000; Sand and gravels $25,000; | repairing of its floating stock. Every, in 10,000 ,| move_of the Lllincis.Central shons manufactured 150,000. that 1t appreciates the importance and This makes a total, exclusive of leaf|the possibilities of the city of Padu- tobacco and lumber, of $7,88,000,|cah, Instead of its decreasing its 000; furn $200,000 vegetables the distributing point for a large part | ~ [relephone 121, representing the business of sixty- firms in the lines named. these aie manufacturers in lowing lines: Harness, sad rs, boots and shoes, tobac- 3, furniture, vinegar and patent medicines, house fronts machinery, mineral and soda handlidg their own products annual shipments by rail| alone from Paducah amounts to $25, 000,000 pounds. one Among industry is lumber and lumber pro- ducts, and is one of the largest hard- wood Jumber markets in the country. Almost every variety of timber is to be found in great abundanes in West- ern Kentucky, especially the best of | timber used in the manuf: of | agons can be had in almost inex- haustible quantity within five miles of Paducah, making the cily one of the most desirable locations for wagon manufacturies or manufactories of every variety of wooden ware. Over twenty-live million feet were sawed durivg last year, and this was made up into house, ship, steambcat and building lumber, veneering, spokes, bubs, rims, staves, heading, furni- Lure. jufacturers’ ete The value of the product of the ten mills and factories for the year 1896 ag about $500,000, Le Kk ship timbers from Paducah to the lake to Sun Francisco, This is the largest natural leaf to- bacco market in che country outside | of Louisville, having seven lu sales | warehouses. ‘This tobacco is shipped | direct from Paducah to all parts of | the world. As a stock market Paducah is rap- idly growing in importa: The Padueah stock yards are doing an supplies, w are elipped ports and exteusive business. ‘heir territory extends as far sovh as Florence, Ala., and largely supply the local market with fat stock and stockers and shippers. There are facilities here for build- ing and repair of the largest steam- boats and barges afloat, and the har- bor is regarded as the best on the western waters, free from interference by ive aud other dangers to floating craft, New factories have been started here recently for the manufacture of shirts, baking powder, and extracts, Dogwood and persimmon shuttle blocks are exportet im car load lots to all parts of Europe; and last year three solid trains of vinegar were sent outin one consiguiie Ne- gotiations are now pending for the establishinent of extensive cottor mills and glass factories, and numer- ous other minor enterprises are now ‘Jon foot, Two ice factories of a gross ca- p city of 30,000 tons annually: find ready sale for their product, the sur- plus after supplying the home market velng shipped to various pcints in the splendid territory tributuy to Padu- ab. Besic (he manufacturing and additional investments here that th¢| joreonal investments here thes thé! o snite, Marble and Huilding Blane: Paducab’s principal manufacturing | facturing plants pay-roll in this city, as some cause- lessly feared at one time, the railroad has steadily increased it; so that the monthly disbursements here are of the utmost importance to our mer- | chants, and are really the life of the city. But it is not alone in the line of I. C. is helping to build up the town, | The officials of the railroad also offer to our merchants and to our manu- every inducement that can be offered consistently. To investors desiring to locate plants here the I. ©. has extended induce- ments that in more than one instance has turned the scale in favor of Pa- ducah, and some of the additions to) Padueah's factory list in the past] year are evidences of this fect. ‘To) ‘Will owners already here, the I. C. has also been very liberal, especially is this the case in the matter of put- ting in side tragks, The river frout! extensions will enable the putting in| more side tracks which will be an <iditional advantage te the shippers of the city. In view of these facts, it is not at all stiange that the Illinois Central transacts here such an important bus- iness, Shippers and importers are not wanting in this city who give their business to the Illinois Central simply because of the apparent fact | ¢ that that road is doing all in its pow- er to build up the city and to foster} its industries, And in so doing these business nen have not mis-| placed their confidence. This loyal-| ty of the Illinois Central to Paducah, and the splendid facilities that it is offering the shippers amply account! for the partiality of Padycais towards) that system, The soil and climate of Western Kentucky are particularly adapted to the raising of fruits and vegetables. The lavd is well watered, being in- teresected by numerous small streams, skirted by a heauy growth of oak, hickory, asb, walnut, and other val: unable building timber. Year after year this section of Kentucky yields tothe patient tillage of husbandry magnificent returns in cereal pro- ducts, Many hundreds of acres are still corpeted with the juxuriant sad tender blue grass, and stock raising is numbered among the leading in- dustries, Paducah has grown wonderfully within the past few years, but it» growth wes not the rapid, un atural, fictigious growth of 4 “booming town.’ Its growth has been graduai and permanent, Asa place of residence, or busi ness, Paducah presents g t avt'on unexcelled by any other city of it size in the United States, Property of all kinds is compara- tively cheap. The inhabitants of both city and connty are cultivated courteous and hospitable, with a cor- dial welcome to strangers and-immi- grants. ‘Lo enteryrising tradesmen, judicious capitalists and industrion- Ale iudusiries, the principal farmers, this section of Kentucky offers fine opportunities, Oflice Phone 288, Hours—8 ;:30 to 11 a, Ontice C. O.live at infirmary, 124 N 8wIa m2 Hotels. EUROPEAN HOTEL. Mount & Payne - - ~ Proprietors. American and European plans, First- class restaurant. Short orders a spe cialty. The old reliable cook, William Whitehead, has charge of kitchen and dining room, Our bar is stocked with the best brands of wines, liquors, beer, cigars, etc. { 119 Broadway. PALMER 710! Chas Reed, Prop. Rates, $2 to $3 per day. Insurance. ROSE & PAXTON, Agents for First-Class Fire and Life Insurance. Corner Third and Broadway. ABRAM L. WEIL, Successor to Wilhelm, Well & Moore) Fire, Marine, Tornado, Life and Accident INSURANCE Campbell Block. Laundries. STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, J. W. Young & Son, Proprs. Good Work and Prompt Delivery. Telephone 200. 120 N, Fourth street. New City Steam Laundry Co. Tucorporated. First-class work, Satisfaction guaranteed. Only Laundry in tho city that washes hes with pure distilled water, Prompt Returns, Quick Service, Courteous Treatment. 121-123 Broadway. Lumber Dealers. CLEMENTS BROS., Dealers in LUMBER—— and manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, &c. Steamboat and Barge Builders, LANGSTAFE. “ORM irpormwea, Manahestarerd of lumber, sash, doors, blinds, &e, Long steamboat lumber Office and mills 438 S, Telephone 26, a specialty, Second st. Marble and Granite Works. PADUCAH MARBLE WORKS, J. E. Williamson & Co., Props. All Kinds of work in 115, 117, 119 North Third St, Physicians and Surgeons, ROBT. A. HICKS, A. M. M. D. Homeopathic Physi Onice 53 Reside i Hours=9 to i a. tod p.m, 7:90 to: p.m- W Office Phone 221, fan to Hahnemann a state board Member at hic Medical Ass'n, &e, » WILLL AMBON, M. D. Formerly resi hospttal, C Jorrick HOURS: Tto9a, m 1to3 p.m 7 to 8:30 p. m. Res. 258 N. Gib. Office 419'y Broadway DR. W. GC. EUBAN Homeopathist, Electric aud Turkish Baths, Res, 1000 Jet- i 9-10, 1 yMice 306 Lbroadw Ontice hours W. R. Clement, Ph G,M.D. m, 2to4p.m., 7 to8 p,m, Telephone 180, Fourth and Brpaiway, Residence 503 Washingt at. DR. D. A. AMOSS, Office Telephone 352. Residence ** 291, Office hours— to 11 a. m, 3 to 4,7 to8 p.m, 405's Broadway, DR, J. D. ROBERTSON, Surgeou. Office hours:—9 to lL a m,3to4 and7to9 p.m. Teleplone 116. Outive opera house block, . tome DR, J. G. BROOKS, Pitth at, Orrick MovE tod. " ALBER P BER NELM, Physician aud urgeon, xt door the | 7:30 to 9a m, 1to3 p.m. 7 to 8:30 p. m, Uilice 864, Kes, Filth street Palmer, Pesan Vit -/ Steam, Gas and Sanitary Plumber. Open day and nig Physicians ‘ati Sut gecias: DR. J. T. REDDICK, Physician and Surgeon OFFICE: Corner Fourth and Broadway, Over Robertson's Drug Plating Works, sou 'HERN PLATING AND REPAIR WORKS, E, W. Crambaugh, Mgr, Gold, silver and nickel platers. Re- pairing of all kinds including bicy- cles, guns, pistols, locks, ete. Mantels and fenders enameled or Papuc: s. Bq Office S 117 North i Dama, (20, batverien) 14 N. Sevent _Plumbers. ‘Telephone 113, Patronage 1 Solietted. F. G, HARLAN, JR. PLUMBER, Repairing of all kinds « specialty. Satisfacti@n Guaranteed. 122 Broadway. MERCHANTS L. A. LAG Seven - year - ol whisky Corner Broad. acts aa a MITCH New Richi The leading plas ; and billiard parl 105 Bi FRANK Telephone 362 ral . Blue Grass Ex 219 and 221 G- E MINZESHEIMER PLUMBING CO. Incorporated, Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage. 103 N. Fifth strect, Under Palmer House, Estimates on contracts ® specialty. ED D. HANNAN, Dealer in all kinds of THE KLOND Foreman & | Fine Whiskies, FROZEN Drinks of Everything COOL, Call and see us, 212 East Court CASPEI Best Liquors in fresh, Finest taurant feeds morgde Meals any pri¢ ters served in 129 South Second otf The OLD LOG GAl Dante! Boone’ at A. M. Foremam Tho not fail & in the city. Coon: exchapae 138 Broodwag.on Fittings and Fixtures, Sprinkling Hose. 192 South 329 Court stn urth street Phone 201. e Spoke Man: facturers. J. W. LITTLE, Established 1585, MANUFACTURER OF SPOKES Maker of English, Australian and American Spokes. Prepared to make Whippletrees and Neck Yokes. Stave Manufacturers. T.C, SEAMAN, T. C, Seaman, Prop. Manufacturers of and Dealers in AND HEADING. A, Seaman, Supt. STAVE: Proprietor Silver: Have just taken p saloon and am who call the b Beer, Cigars. SMITH & SCOTT, Forkep Deer Tosacco Works, GEORGE DETZRES Choicest Wines, L class Restaura Short orders 98 Cor. Fourth sndeBii ATLA Jo Fine Old Cat Cigars, &¢,” tap. Free Solicits the patronage of all dealers] jo, South Thite and farmers for the inspection and sale of their tobacco. ARCH Ta SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ? \, i Marble an Nice lunch e' and liquors. Fresh beer o Manufacturers of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco) Tobacco Warehouses. “HE RNDON, HENRY & CO. Enterprise Warehouse. Corner Second and Washington streets. ‘v. HERNDON, General Agent. x Farmer Z.C.Grabau I Farmer, Graham & Allison, Proprietors BROADWAY TCBACC) WAREH USE. Independent warehousemen, iW. Prop. Trieee, Liqu Liberal cash advances store. "Your patronage sol Sal Broadw wi A.G. Gilbert A. J.Weldon MM. Gilbert, Weldon & Co, Proprietors of the Farmers’ Tobacco Warehouse. Tenth and Broadway. Gilbert | — 9 Proprietor Mi First Best of ev Baers ar oes JO) S. R. Carney, Pres. Mr Retailer of win P.M, McParland, V- Mayr jest brands of eyg ‘akg Ans't Sec. & Treas, The Western District Warchouse Co. Paducah and Maytie: Has unsurpassed ha tobaee CARTWRI Saloon an Duly’ besteot Tiqua beer always. 01 open day a1 ters and m Patrons will find 8 Court sty any auction house tu the world, tere! National hank, City Nu Undertakers, R “MATTIL, EFINGER & CO. Undertakers ant Embalmers. night. Ie riages furnished at reas: Wines, fiqu Come in. get a") the menogerie. 9 South Third pirect, OMice Telephone 12", K : Wall epee WILL $ . GREIF, Dever Parix, Winrow Sirapz Picture Frames and Mouldings, nm WALL Artistic Jim Sinn, votive and paper at tl ery lowest prices No, 132 Souvw Taren Srarer,