The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 28, 1898, Page 4

7 THE BAZAAR vaiver heldin Paducah. Just bought the entire line of sample under- ‘wear from the largest underwear manufacturers in w York, con- |sisting of §,000 pieces — gowns | skirts, chemise, etc., all elegantly jmade and trimmed, but slightly | soiled from handling. .98 A Lot 1—Five hundred hand- somely trimmed skirt chem- ise, well worth 75¢, slightly soiled, go for Os et Lot 2—A thousand very fine gowns, muslin and cambric, beautifully trimmed, well worth $1.50 and $2.00— slightly soiled, price.. Three hundred fine sample gowns at.. see 3geand Lot 3-—A thousand very ele gantly trimmed ladies’ skirts ranging in price from $ to $4.00, soiled price.. Five hundred sample skirt: At... ese eeee 7GC, 49C Lot 4—A lot of ladies’ be ful eiderdown dressing jack- ets, nicely trimmed with velvet ribbon, reduced from $1,69 to...... 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY DON’T MISTAKE THE PLACE Millinery Department Our entire stock of millinery will be closed out at one-half of the regular prices, in order to make room for ottr new spring goods. 1.29 | -25'500 new hair switches—can ma any shade of hair— well worth $1.50, go in this sale at.. . 300 new hair switches, worth $1,seand $2.00, at$1.00and 1.50 $ | | MENTION. tovewood, nice New $1 cash, Ohio River Spoke and Plain City lodge No. 449, M eat, we have purchased alot of striped | C™munication in their lodge rooms Price, $1.10 per yard. degree, All Master Masons welcome 9 for a two Si Rim Co., E. E. Bell tt. ilks FL. & A will meet to- satins, in wide and narrow stripes,}i2 the Leech builting on North Brixton B. Davis, W. M. horse load delivered promptly, Price, Masonic Notice. Always on the lookout for the new- Oe 80 o'clock in special Yhe latest fad for skirts and waists, | Fourth street for work in the M. M. Geo, O. Ixanam, See Persons having vacant lots to fill can purchase dirt from the city at a Orvens left at the to me will W. H. Ur 264. Embroidery We have opened our importation of | ery OW price. Hamburg, nainsook and Swiss edg-|Mavous Orricx or given ings and insertions. Always in the] Have prompt attention. lead in these goods, we have outdone | TEEBACK, Strect Iuspector. all previous efforts. We ask you to inspect our lines and see the new and movel designs, Accident at Benton. Dr. Stark's horse ran away last Sunday and turned the buggy over, hurting his baby child slightly, and broke one of his wife's fingers.— Tribune. To the Klondike. The linois Central Railroad com- pany has on sale through tickets via all routes to points in Alaska, For maps, rates and other information, apply to J, 'T. Doxovay, 27j30 Paducah, Ky. Real Estate, Grant Torian deeds to Geo. Walters a residence at the intersection of Eighteenth and Court streets for $800. Gus R. Hall deeds to L. H, Helfer, for $50 an undivided interest in land in the county. S. F. Bailey deeds to L. R. Barnes a lot on Hays avenue for $400. That dreadful cold—that fearful cough—a danger signal. It is sap- ping the vitslity from your lungs. Today a bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey will cure it, tomorrow it may take two. ‘Chis remedy will cure a deep-seated cold or a serious cough, but if you Jet it ran mach Jlonger, a doctor or an undertake may be required 27j3 Fair ass The n Dr. Raub’s... Egg White Soap We have for sale this soap, which has been extensively advertised in the leading magazines. Price, 25c per box—three cakes to the box. We Have Secured the Sale of the Famous Association Officers. wly elected directors of the Paducah Fair and Exposition Asso- ciation iu Mayor Lang’s office yesterday afternoon and elected the following cfticers: J. M. Lang, president; Jake Biederman, vice You are cordially invited to inves- tigate the superior merits of the 4 cK i . president; Alex Kirkland, Cresco. We shall take pleasure int brerratigne for the summer me explaining to you wherein it excels} begin at once. all old-style corsets. coke The Cresco contains the only new COAL, COAL! tb0 realy valuable improvement ap-} wy puy coal that is halt dirt and p “ * aii twenty years, slack, when you can buy good, nice, combication of comfort and} cjean coal, tree of dirt and slack f economy. Wear it, and it wins you H : ab, foal! Once won, ou'll Meae we ete 38%] 9 cents per bushel, spot cash, from ’ ear no other. the old and reliable St. Bernard Coal | Co. We e and always keep the best 2nd pool Pittsburgh coal. | Never buy the common grades. Also all sizes ‘of the best Anthracite and | Virginia Smithing coal. | Sr. Beunar secre wi We ‘continue the sale on cloaks, also boys’ waists and comforts advertised last week. L.B, OGILVIE & CO, U.S. GANSTER |! Notary Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given to sll cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to. Office, 714 South Third street Pt PITTSBURG COAL 8CTS, BUSHEL Campbell - Mulvehill Coal Co. are selling Pittsbi eight cents a bushel. The cash must accompany every order. tf, Campbell-Mulvehill Coal Co, One W: 1 bottle 10¢ V 5 1 gallon Heinz Dill Pickels, 2 Ib. packages Rolled Oats, 1 Ib, Dried Figs, 1 Ib. Dates,....... Broadway, lldim nay doe Hundte (caused b h ¢ tou We will give ¢ y Hall's Catarrh Cure ‘of Di little above the danger line, but at the same time it is a most convenient stage for W. Y. Noble Agt. to deliver you on thirty minutes! notice aload of the celebrated Tradewater coal, at 8 cents for ump and 7 cents for nut. Tel- ephone 254—Office 118 North ‘Lhird street. te Boy Want A good white boy aul is capable of attending office, The rive i who can read ENEST UNDERWEAR SALE. PERSONALS. Tige Pool, who was reported as be- ing ill, is well. Mrs, A. B. Cox is visiting her mother at Casey. Dr. B. Merrill Ricketts, of Cin- cinnati, is in the city. Contractor F. W. Katterjohn has returned from Eddyville, Officer Ben Williams, of Mayfield, was in the city yesterday. H. S. Campbell, of Belding, Mich., is at the New Richmond, I. D. Klein. of Charleston, Mo., is at the New Richmond, ASSAILANTS ESCAPED, The} Three} Men Who Assan ed Motorman Alex- ander, Crossed to Mlinois and ‘Took: Train at Brooktyn for St. Louis, Marshal Collins has abandoned all hope of capturing Omar Baugh, Will- iam Bowman and George Hartley, | the three men charged with malic- Rev. B. E. Reed is in Fulton looking after his parishes, Rev. Lloyd Wilson will preach at the Mission at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Capt. Wm. Johnson continues to improve, and is able to get out every day. Miss Hattie Satterfield, of Prince- ton, is a guest of Mrs. George War- fleld. Ex-Officer R: R. Sutherland has returned from a visit to his cousin near Mayfield. Major Josiah Harms went up to Gilbertsville this morning to take some depositions. Mr. Joe Sebree has returned from Alberquerque, N. M., where he had been for several months. iously assaulting motorman George Alexander night before last, at least for the present. Officers Jones, Orr and Loftin made one unsuccessful trip up to the Leyhe fleet, where the men were employed, and afterwards | returned in a buggy, but the men) eluded them both times, Marshal Collies himself went up this morning and had a conversation | with Capt. Leyhe, He learned that the men drew their money last night, crossed the river in a skiff and escaped by Way of Illinois, doubtless walking to Brooklyn and there taking a train to St. Lovis, Alexander is somewhat better. He is one of the most popular mot Ty on the line, and his many friends Mrs. Waggoner, who resides near the ‘*Barracks,”’ is in a precarious condition from cancer. Mrs. W. J. Hills and Miss Susan Weatherall will entertain tomorrow in honor of Miss Warren, of Evans- ville. Mayor Lang’s office was closed to- day, Callers were informed that the mayor of the city was away on offi- ial business. Mr. J. V. Voris, who has been in Brazil for several years, is expected in the city on a visit to Dr. C. E. Whitesides, his uncle. Mr. E. E. Vogt, advance agent for Field's & Hanson’s minstrels, which will be at Morton's opera house on February 5, is at the Palmer. Messrs. Jeff J. Read, of the city, and §, J. Remy, of Columbus, 0., were initiated last night into the Elks. Four new members were elected, and two new petitions “re- ceived. Mrs. Charles Frederick and chil- dren left this morning for Scotts- burg on a visit. Mrs. Frederick's brother, Mr. Rogers Pickeriog, leaves in a short time for Klondike, and she went upto see him before his departure. AVE REED Was Warranted This Morning For Trespass. This morning Dave Reed, colored, fireman at the gas works, who was shot by Mrs. Cal Waggoner Satur- day night for refusing to leave ber house, was warranted by Judge San- ders for trespaas. Reed has been in jail nearly a week, and was never in a dangerous condition, He will probably be pre- sented in the police court tomorrow for trial. BARGAINS IN GROCERIES ! Nice oranges, 10c. per doz. Two-pound can Mocha and Java, coffee 50c. Pitted cherries, very fancy; try them at 25c per can, Everything else equally low, Ep Jo: tf The Cash Groeer. Fat and tender dressed turkeys, geese and chickens, weinerworst, fresh pork sausage, smoked pork sausage, finecold storage beef and pork at BockMoy’s, The Grocer. CAME TO TRIAL, The Koss Murder Trial is On at Smithland, The preliminary hearing of Rouben ani Thc mas Ross for killing Walter Hook, at Grand Rivers, a few weeks ago, is in progress at Smithland, Liv- ingston county. It is not known how long the trial will last, but it may not be finished today. We make all our own pork sau- sage, and for cleanliness and purity , jit is absolutely unmatchable, KE, W. Bockaon, the Grocer, Phone 259. WILL BE STATIONARY. The River Will Cease Rising by Tomorrow. ‘The river will likely be stationary by tomorrow, if not falling, The rise last night was an inch, ‘he Clyde came in about noon from the Tennessee river with a good trip. She had among other things, several hundred head of cattle and hogs. WELL PLEASED, Is Superintendent of Bridges, 0 J. Travis, With Work on the ‘Transfer Steamer, Osborne, anxious to sce his assailants caught and punished. . WIFE BEATER Before the Police Court This Morning. Harrison Dunlap Fined — For Turning His hogs Loose. Judge Sanders stated this morn- ing that in a short time he would in- augurate the plan of setting aside one day each month for the trial of ordi- nance cases, The principal case in the police court this morning was against Lewis Irwin, colored, watchman at Sea- mon’s, charged with drawing a pis- tol on his wife. He denied the charge, and the evidence was very conflicting. The testimony devel- oped the fact that Irwin's mother-in- law caused all the trouble. The wife filed suit afew days ago against Ir- win for divorce, and Judge Sanders said he thought she ought to get it for the good of all concerned. Lrwin was fined $5 and costs and recog- nized in the sum of #100 to keep the peace. Frank Conners, who gave the ficti- tious name «f Keebler, was fined $1 and costs fcr drunkenness, Harrison Duulap, colored, was for the second time for turning bi hogs loose insile the city limits. was fined $5 and costs, SEWERAGE CONTRACT. The Deal is Still Awaiting Developments. Contractor White’s Bondsmen Consent.—Work to be Pushed. As stated yesterday, the Fidelity and Deposit company, in which Con- tractor Linn White has Lis bond, sent telegraphic consent to the trausfer- ence of the contract to Messrs. Dat Halloran and I, D. Wilcox. Those concerned, however, are awaiting a letter, giving fuller authority, and until this arrives, the-deal will not be closed, When the necessary arrangements are completed, the council will be called in special session to ratify the sub-contract, i Contractor White will then push the work on the main sewer on Third street until it is finished. To assist in the expeditious completion of the job, be has secured the services of two experts, Mr. Cochran, of Boston, who operates the big iwachiue, aud Earle, of Chicago, who has just { ished a big job in Terre Haute, inORE WARRANTS Ward Disturb- ance, In A First Six So Far Issued.—More Want- ed But Refused, J.C. Hamilton and J. H. Thomp- son went before Judge Sanders this morning and attempted to secure warrants against Ella Elliott and Margie Gaskins, two women of North Ninth street, for a breach of the peace, They were refused, The two young men, who are employes of the Jones Installment house, had the two women arrested twice each day be. fore yesterday, ‘The Elliott woman was fined $1 and costs and the other woman was acquitted in the first case, and in the second case they were yesterday afternoon both fined $1 each and costs. They retaliated by swearing out warrants against the collectors for He| THIRD AND COURT Oe Purple Azalea Soap 25 CENTS PER BOX Former price se per box TELEPHONE 392 Goods delivered to any part of the city. TO THE ASYLUM. Mr, Otto Rupertus Carried to Hopkinsville, Was Adjudged of und Mind Yesterday. Otto Rupertus was this morning conveyed to the Hopkinsville asylum, He was accompanied by Odicer Tom Orr and his sister, Miss Josephine Rupertus. The young man was adjudged of unsound mind in the cireuit court yesterday afternoon, He is as sane as anyone on some subjects, but on others is decidedly demented. One of his hallucinations is that he is soon to be married, One day last week he went toa friend and asked him to go with him to get the license, He isn’t acquainted with the young lady The disintegration of his faculties began several months ago, when his eccentric notions necessitated his re- linquishing a position as foreman at the News office. He was always a bright and indus- trious young man, and has many friends who regret his misfortune and | hope be wiil soon recover. Convention, e Sunday School Paducah Juse The Kentucky Sta convention meets at 14-16, 1898, opportunity for the Sunday school lof the city to meet and confer with the most eminent men aud women en- gaged inthe work. Those who observe, know that the Sunday school interest of our city are far in advance of what the were two or three years ago, and this is largely, if not entirely due to our local union work, which is a branch of the state work We want to be in the best possible condition when the state convention meets, ‘To do this we must push the local work, Owing to the extreme bad weather we have not had a meeting for five or six months. Our next meeting is Friday, Feb. 1, atthe Broadway Methodist church, and all the Sunday school workers of the city are urged to be present re- gardless of the weather. portant business is to be transacte: The follow is the program : Deyotional exercises, Reading minutes. The State Sunday School Conven- tion.—Rev. W. H. Pinkerton, The Teachers Preparation and Re- sponsibility. —Rev. H. B. Plans for Securing : 1, Larger Enrojlment.—L, Fraser. 2 Some im- Jolnston. RP, Panctuslity and Regularity in Attendance.—Rev, M. EK. Chappell. 3. F rJC on tri butions. — Rev. Win 4 M. Fuller. How the Pastor can Help the Sun- day School.—Rev J. E. Wilson. Election of officers, estions for Better Work. Present. Let us make this one of the best and most enthusiastic have | Superintendents hereby re- quested to announce the meeting in their Sunday schools next Sunday and urge all to attend. jon of the Lesson. — J. ~All meetings we E Pres, Local Union, TO BURY BERRY, pects Brighter. Want to the Body F rom the Dis- Former Fricads sector's Knife. It looks very much like there will soon be a burying for James E Berry after all, Mayor 2 isin receipt of a query from May- | happy, a hotel man, and G. I. M Ward, a merchant, both of Mt. Ver non, asking for information They This will be a grand} The Millionaire Tramp’s Pros-) Save | to good water? health than pure Our Filters will make impure water .as This Happy Date in Ninety-Kight our prices: were cut down,—-we sell to allin cot and hall the cheapest goods in town. ‘This statement is| ONG, no empty boast jus to create a ‘‘run,’” You always know it’s strictly so when you read itin ‘Tun Sux.’" The giad New Year brings us good cheer with prospects bright for all. Progression’s train with golden gain comes at protections call—with bless- ings sure for rich and poor through- out our glorious land and a just re- ward for duty done by every willing hand. Bat to the point, we wish to tell « few things somewhat person- al. In prices we'll produce a crash and show you how to save your cash Our Dry Goods must be sold at once for less than cost, Now here's yous chance to guard yourself agains a cold with the cheapest woolens evet sold, Our custom Shoes wise peopl" use in Gaiter, Lace and Button, and every pair is sure to wear that you will’ put your foot {a. Our Linens from the Emerald Isle ne'er fail to make fair women smile, delighted with these Fabrics grard from ancient Erin’s classic land. Before this greeting we would end an invitation we'll extend to men and women great and small to give John Dorian « call for Shirts and Dresses, Hose aud socks at prices down to bottom rocks and all who swell our patrons ranks are sure to have our heartfelt thanks aud value great for every dime,today any time. ~ And as our water. PROMPT At Nt « 8, rd Street Dr. Albert Ber Physi Firtu Srne Next Doo: HOURS { 1:00—8:00 p1 jor 7 :00—8 :30 oth New Year to eyery is the earns est wish of Dotan, 205 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. CAT! BLOOD POISON CURED | doubt, according to! the many remarkable cures preform-| ed by Bots Blood Balm (CoB. B B,"") that it is far the best ‘Ton’ I «l Purifier ever manufa |All others pale into in: when ¢ red with it. It ulcers, skio There is no ured. | guificance ures pim-| end >. GE pure lear and sparkling as spring Every family should have Every Fiiter tested before leaving our Store. GUARANTHED AND FOR SALE BY Wall Paper »’ 4 Window IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. Shades MON GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, EIF phone Ne, nheim cian and Surgeon F iy Patan Telephones { °°* | | CANDY a HARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION ALL DRUGGISTS am $ manner of blood ments, Buy the throw your money tutes, Try the long te liable B. B, B. $1.00 4 For sale by Drugygists. A BAD CASE CURED. Three years ago I blood poison. I applied to s an at once and bis treatmen jnear killing me. 1 employed an old] physician then went to Kentucky { then went to Hot Springs and rem |ained two months. Nothing seeme jto cure me permanently, althou | temporary relief was given me. I | turned home a ruined man physically | with but little prospect of ever getting jell, L was persuaded to try Botani | Blood Balm (B, B. B.,) and to my utter astonishment it quickly fevery ulcer. ZT. Hattenroy, | Macon, Ga. For sale by all Draggists skin and = | ait r large Ae » ™, CF W | | 23 contracted physic came € | healed | The rapid growth of cotton | tac tories in Japan bs jmarket for the staple crop |South, one that is already impor and rapidly becoming more so. Jexports of cotton from Texas a jto Japan for lsst month were mot |than 100 per cent. in excess of those |for November, 189 for Nos) | vember 1897, ove 9,000 pounds { SG aibes 3,264,000 pounds in round | numbers for the corresponding period [last y For the three months end-| iag with November, 1896, the ex- #: of raw cotton from this country | © Japan wer® 4,864,834 pounds Jand for the corresponding time Jyear 13,845,621 — pounds anspacific steamship comp |rushed with the- basines ‘said the tr mntinental railway} lines could easily load extra vessels could the latter be had at satisfactory | rates, ca Japan's Demand tor Cotton. Atlanta Journa) opene ITS PINCH TEN TENSION INDICATOR, (devices y and showing ¢! ») are a few emphasize character ¢ Send for our ele catalog. Wire Sewinc Macuine Co., $ CLEVELAND, 0. PPLALPL LPL AL Chas. Freiderick, are «dit Paducah, Ky | »vement in health | which is just announced, will gratify the world, He is almost 83 years of age, but that mark does not stand so \t y in the scale of longev Jity as it did a century or two ago. Many statesmea in the past fifly | years have lived to be older than the jex-Chancellor is now, Bismarck is} |the biggest man of affairs whom the} | German race bas given to the world} since Frederick the Great. He is |the biggest man, indeed, whom any jtace has produced in recent years except Gladstone. Three men were killed and four in- | jured in a collision of freight trains at Upton, near Elizabethtown, on the | main line of the Louisville and Nash- ille, Tuesday morning, All day and ight the wreck blocked the and caused suspension of traffic. Engineer William H, Miller, I man Lee Elstone and Thomas Dalton a tramp, were " “ aducah, By. DR. BELL’S Pine-Tar- vill last n track, The Kentucky and Tennessee Board of Fire Underwriters authoriz- Esta Incorporated 1883 Johnson ,. Foundry and Machine., Company Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machinery b Fitting sll kinda. PADUCAH, MANDINE | For Chapped Hands and Face, Use WINSTEAD'S ~ HANDINE z nothing to equal Id by al. lirst- s druggists. ) CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, y, Paducah, Ky. papital and Surplus, $120,000.00 rom 9a.m.to3 p.m. On Sat- urday nights from 7 to 8, (Interest Paid on Time Deposits | OFFICERS. |W. F, Paxton 2 Y President Cashier Ass’t Cashier CTORS, Jas. R. Suri, Guo. OC. WALLACE, using profane language, and these want to know what it will cost to by were set for 1:80 o'clock this after-| Berry, aud Undertaker nce tele- noon. The young men this morning graphed the price he had agreed on decided to get wore warrants, but| With Mrs. Berry, It is thought that were refused by Judge Sanders, these two men, who are doubtless un- The case was continued by Jus- | der obligations to Berry, will defray which repairs are being made above} tice Winchester this afternoon uati} | the expenses. the city, and inspected the work, tomorrow. I¢ is said that one of the}® The matter will no doubt be defin- He was well pleased, and says that] women is preparing to bring suit|itely decided upon in a day or two at it is progressing rapidly and well so} against the Jones Instalment compa-| most, and-the general public will far as it has gone. The big steamer} py for damage hikely reivice, will be turned out as good as new in WEA! HER REPOR yboay about four week Threatening tonight and Saturday ; colder Saturday might. can get a position by calling at’ Min- jzesheimer Plumbing Co.’s under the Palmer House. 2 1 bu. fresh Meal, 1 doz, nice Pig's Feet, . 2 1 pt. bottle choice Ketchup,..1 1 1b, pure Maple Oranges per doz., 15 to . LL, Ran 123 8. Second st. edja reduction of 20 to 25 per cent: in jrates on dwellings in fourth-class towns, which includes towns without water-works or with insuflicient water supply. Mr. O. T. Travis, superintendent of bridges of the Ilhnois Central, is in the city, and this morning went up to the transfer steamer Osborne, on Woodmen of the World. All Woodmen of the World mem- bers of Olive Camp No. 2, hentucky, are hereby (oflicially notified of, aud requ sted to attend special meeting tonight relative to change of section 68, and for providing delegates to Convention Herd Camp meeting at Knoxville Tenn. of this division H,, also to hear read important communi the sovere com- The National Stock ovlation is in session with about 1,000 deleg George Noble, a mail carrier, was ¥ Prion robbed of his horse and mail pouches The Senate killed the bill to. pros! by two masked men near Jackson, j hibit the marriage of first cousins. Ky. | Phone 89, There cannot be anything made for five cents better than the Linnwood cigar, It is home enterprise. Call for it. it ee Many former 10c Smokers Incandescent lamp globes suitabl for system for sale at McPherson's Taber aod division ff pee Pa my Drugstore. tf | Meeting will be called order Nose and | promptly at 7 o'clock, Padueal, Ky tf. D, V. Kinvarrick, lons between te, wet geotly id bowels, Cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation land billonsness. | Pleage buy and uy 8 box to: c. 0, 25, 50 cents, Moldand eure by ald druggists, « co easily and forever, be mag fe, nerve and vigor, take No-To 3a. he wonder-worker, that makes Weak mem trong. All druggists, 60c or #1, Cure guaran feed. Rooklet and ‘sample free. Ad ‘wterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York Fo Cure Constip Fos Wake Casearets Candy Cathartic, 1e or %e WCC. OC. fail to cure, Crugy ists refund mous;