The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 29, 1898, Page 1

PEOPLE will read . your ad if it is in these columns DAY, JANUARY 2, 1898. TEN CENTS#A WEEK where they wrenched off their fnsabhing language on the streets. | res my ate morning. While the br pil the other woman ‘cussed } , captain and the rest of the crew were she cussed her back,"? HAR Ss ’ st thelr breakfat thay broke out tn i Wing?” cael the i SELLERS OF GOOD 6000S . took possession. Everybody was hat name has been grating burt oo two of the mutiny leaders | ever since I’ve been in ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED were drowned in jumping overboard, ote re you to execute a . “ : One sailor was killed in the fight. a 1$100Rond for your good hebavior, FINE CHINA CUT GLASS Horace R Kelly’s Steamship Bound for Alaska aa wie Entertaining Session of Judge and ¥ u fail I'll send you to jail SILVERWARE a ashe an 4 ile , for 6 months.” As lore could GR oe 7.4 a All tats Sanders’ Court This not @&ecute bond for one dollar, she ee f Lost—Crew Reported by the Lacy Grain Co Morning—Several wento jail, where she will be kept}# We surpass our own previous «CHEAPER... At exceptionally. close pric L' Famous... Saved Wheat opened at 07'; and closed He 1 for s@ic time. if not for six months. efforts in the immensity THAN EVER BEFORE We are tai show ing the meme} | ws a colo were charged with a breach peers ‘ an id seen in Paducah, tH peace. This twain had the | fj beet: 5 sqphoar vszs-abseibligte Raiders Dynamite (Gates Near A Man From Cairo Up for Breach bs le at Sixth and Cla Corona [nuttin wn NEXT WEEK 7 Slonimance at Rie [ate scsi aigls ell POSS [HOLIDAY GOODS TRADE! OVS Be Called Out and — sh Chiba Wool disgré'eful disturbance, The man Largest Stock Lowest Prices ’ triking he nd she re- Cigar ‘Trouble Feared. |The President Will Distribute eae Patrice wiket toetced, that suelf +-OF ALL KINDS... ..AT ALL PRICES... the Rest of Kentucky | i its was Frauilty of hollering.”” Her More Toys GEORGE O. HART & SON Better Toys | 23 right &je was completely closed. He Than any other House Seattle, Wash., Jan, 29.—News | Patronage, t wrs figed $30 and cosis and the wo- : Sen SRS aby weet ere . i * yeond There was an {interesting session] man $4 and costs. At Soule’s has reached here of the sinking of the a Ini : ; om sye7 Boaly. ) tartare | Doan Mawnan at Toa he mc ange, emg rs et ont ol ENT, BUSTS — HANDSOME LAMPS F . ged other on the Mayileld against Frederick Keeler, of Cairo, dred passengers und a big cargo. - Aiton weoroee charged with violating market ordi-| wip |ewis colored, of Coving ~—ENAMELED— The engers were nll saved, but Postmaster, Shih Wilf Lewis, colored, of Covington ee A line of-choice selections that} the cargo was all lost, ‘The casualty nance No, 5, by purchasing meat by | was efjrged with stealing a hat from BLUE AND WHITE A sever displeibe: Drop ta: | Sedat cone CaO y Taitee: ; — the wholesale before 8 o'clock for the} jyarye} Bufort aud selling it to aff] We have baskets of all sizes wk: aedunk If you are wanting a lamp we i Washington, Jan. —29.—Several | PATPoo® of exportation. He bought} seogn@piiand dealer. He said he and all kinds, for all pur DELFT WARE | aan please you in every Heayy Sentence, Kentuckians visited the President tor} sever! hogs and shipped them to) jough§ : from a “tall yellow man poses and at all prices particular, We have Cairo on the Fowler this morning. ” P —t ay: i Paintsville, Ky P 2 » day and talked t 7 \- . who d@.'t live here. The hat was + AT . alls Paintsville, Ky., Jan. 29 —Jay | day and talked to him about patron: | ite talked with a distinct accent and| cole sun Mrs. W. H. Brian's yes- : them in all styles, Draughton was today sentenced to Sg¢- The President promised t0 Gl! was almost as cleat as a post. He|tendaph.cteruoon. He was held for spars MONEY SAVING PRICES agate se twenty-one years in the penitentiary the remaining offices in Kentucky! ciated that he had often bought here fat wens: Monday or Tuesday. ‘The President aloo told Senator Deboe and Mr, | {00 hed spent thousands of dollars}” 55 1, colored, fi th | s : vrreinn ‘hia a ; |here, but it was thejfi me be ted) % Iteed, colored, fireman at the AGOLD SUBS ITTUTE Mason that they must get together | ver heen irae anes at Ks, HHO was stot by Mrs, HAR S LEADERS OF LOW PRICES fim i 33 on the Mayfield postofiice. ‘They are| exnressedd regret that he wee hot. fas fy: zoner, was presented on a THE THREE RIVERS, For the Teller Hesolution Will Be | Polling a conference this afternoon. | jijiar with the market laws, arge’.{ trespass, and the case was ) A Passed by the House. Bas ae Dey ort to haf a plackboard mit conting |. Se ee ee It wa Reed's first time out since . Itenis of Interest Gathered From Washington, Jas, =—Dongrem> STREET CARS STOPPED, ee Ta Coats, Basen he was sot, He stated toa report r F : man Evans says that a gold substi- “Well, if you consult the mayor] that p as sober when shot, and ] the River Front for the tute for the Teller resolution will be ae and council, ‘maybe they will have|that fe went. to Mfrs, Waggoner's Tis all a ing. ul ti y is rue Sy eaders, introduced in the house and will be . jthe ordinance put on blackboards for} simply tell her that her hushaad’s 0 Reader acted on immediately, By a Drunken Rural Youth, of] your benetit,”’ observed the court, | host ye. ctakine. ao that. she miaht y P on _ i , ‘ ith a st He then expatigted | norites o to ea t i Cairo, 41.0, rising, firaves County. Tom iia tne vs | Tee ante She He cialis a4 ’ on the market laws in gene and] meg 19 Chattanoogo, 14.8, fallin RAIDERS AT WORK, waa declared that if @ Philadelphia law-| “seg” 12°: wt nny ave is a enny a Q. cinnati, 48.2, falling 4 > el a He Laid Down onthe Track ¢ yer or anybody else could read them Evansville, 43.0, rising. ‘Turnpike Gates Dynamited Near i se ables wes and find out just what they mean, he MORE TROUBLE Florence, 18.8, standing. Wouldn't Move. d Ged out Jast : It has, and always will be, our aim to save our customers every cent we possibly can by selling Bardstown. would like to see bim and see just 25.1, falling. e what he looks like. He heard part [In th@:Veltima Family—Rushand a good quality of boot and shoe at a small margin. Our line of men’s 1 falling. Bardstown, Ky., Jan. 2%.—Raid-| overt, Hutchinson, a youth from | of the evidence against Keeler, where nd Wife Arrested. shoes can’t be surpassed in the city. 21.4, rising. ers dynamited the gateson the Louis Graves county, stopped the Broad. "pon the latter jumped up and said] gpg. stand Yeltima Nash e, 3 lle e las The w t r ashville, 34.4, falling. ville turnpike last night. ‘The guards | way electric cars this afternoon, He | be Wanted time to wet a lawyer if they | ror qigh sve several days See our Vici line—Hard to beat Pittsbure, 9.8, fallin were driven away before the Davis Jsland 10.4, falling. | dente. Le probably enjoys distinction in the ede going t a trial, her buy cod, Alex Yellima 8 im Z * * ° ‘ of bad whiskey, and Motorman | and there was a general laugh, after’ o'clock with a badly genilee face : ee Sopa ne, from Cincinnati ar- | will bs pellanesy to protect the prop Young found him lying across the he had finished, when Keller arose] She st: | to Judge Sanders that she See our Russia ne Tt feels good sived here at noon enroute to Mem-jerty, The mob 1s determined that | track, He refused to clear the way | With one hand over his ear and ex-| went fjue. not knowing that Yel- See our Kangaroo Calf—Soft and nice heavily loaded and{no more toll shall be collected, and , 1b a ols ¢ hal ., pean: 5 seeahie Ge fora for the car, declaring that there w laimed, ‘I gannot hear a vord, I am |tima wh. there and he attacked her See our Calf line—You know what tis 8 as cafe not enough men in Paducah to teat! “with ab ick, badly beating hor. She discharging freight. ‘Today at Frankfort, him off. The motorman decided not | he¢ount expressed sorrow, and} swore ts: a warrant and he was ar- See our Box Calf line—Right in the ring The Dick and Joe Fowler were out audios. dha, #0 he senate % disturb him, and, telephoning for continued the ¢ The defendant on time this morning and eac killed the first. cousins bill, The % OMllcer, turned back. Nyy cara) @eht-up, and Judge Sanders shouted wn entirely different story : tied nice freight receipts. ™-| House passed the bill compelling the went further than the huwés ob-” 80 be.copld hear, that he was gving| that le ol He said he was at| goods to twenty years ago still hang on to us. We hold them by selling good goods and sticking up to er was out for Cairo at 8:30 while) paying of miners in money every two | struction after that. They met and | to contigme’ the case to give himtime j omg fy efully slumbering when she} what we say. Come in to see us. latter cleared for Evansville at 10 eee, turned Officers Hoyer and to get a lal Hto vke > onl attacked him with a « 9’ cloc' . » | The Frankity county gruod jury ray went out end took foreibie j= ERE vadly beatmm up. tie . rn —_ GEO: ROCK-& Ss t -) Business was very good down inticted one hundred large corpora. | Session of him. and opened the way When | was a young man,’ he| swore out a warrant against her, and about the whart this morning, there jtigng today for failing to report un- fF the cars. They hada continued concluded, «I used to go to dan es, | sh e was arrested. He went to the 321 BROADWAY. being considerable river traffic traus- rps the corporation act. scuftie with bim all the way to the | and then a fellow would come slong! lockup in default of bond, and she acted, The local packet arrived city ball, where he was locked up on with 9 nd we would hip in. lexeeuted bond for her appearance. and departed with good freight trips. | Mutiny rand Murde a charge of drunkenness ay the fiddler.”’ The course of their love has never The big harbor tug {da was taken! Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 2%.—Seven 14 cents buys an 18-inch Japa answered the defend: | run siooth, several times since : | i s buys an 18-inch Japanned 1 i out on the dry docks yesterday after- | sailors of the British bark, Marion tos tray at the Ke catheky a and | 28t, Who evidently perceived the | th urried have they exemplitied || More for your money noon for some slight repairs to be| Frazier, mutinied and engaged in & | Qycesware Co. Monday, Jan, 31. | 82 That baid de viddler many r feelings toward one another ina] ff than any other house | done on het stern. She is expected | terrible fight while the sel was mania il adin He gave bond to appear| manner somewhat similar to that re- ; a e our i to be put in again tomorrow Jtowed to sea Sunday. These seven| Mr. Hobbs, of Lexington. in-| Monday, el by today’s warrants, gives, or your money men Were arrested in port for deser- | troduced a bill to levy a tax of two back st itt stot st st tion, taken aboard ship in irons, and | cents to raise a fund of $300,000 for} Isadore Herri notorious col- ; pate 2 | /——- of all our... : : | locked np in the ship's hospital, | the erection of a new State-house, | ored woman, was charged with using eny In medium priced good we hold our own in Ladies’ and Gentlemen's shoes. Customers we sold ers. Wyatt and Green, inspectors, arrived here from Nash- ville this) morning aud inspected Capt. Sam W new boat, which | leaves immediately for the upper * : = Cumberland river. | Three and Four Dollar Derbys eee for casn The Clyde leaves this afternoon for | - the upper Tennessee river. She lay “ over Hs Bicckien’ fast night pty tl e | k j E. T | Mi E i. F None reserved. mt free pick and choice, of browns, forenoon discharging a big lot of conse lacks, nutria or cedar. luraber. She is expected to be here j this afternoon receiving freight for Cray OF + LOE eee this afternoon's departure. blue: > et Soha tied te tha rivek bore Ja gt f \ wy) was similar to the one of night be- A IM S WW ; fore last and yesterday being only | WN I 4 l 4 j E , one-tenth. ‘The gauge showed 43.5) | '1 409 BROADWAY ey 411 BROADWAY this morning+at 7 o'clock and grad- | ually coming higher, The prospects are that all the rise has reached here | YOU SHOULD TRADE WITH and the river will be going back now ey / \ 7 ; 2 ’ on short notice. | Paducah’s Leading One-Price Men's and Boys’ Capt. King Hale, of the steamer| tS Ses Cee Head-to-Foot Outfitters. psclay xdnesday were the " Ah i SOF NAR SL Ts windiest days that le ever exper-| KABO STYLE ‘Gein Pe rn j . — . jenced on the Tennessee river, and it} was with difficulty that the boat could land Ot all the many trips} that the captain has made up that Bleach Domestic and Embroidery Toilet Soaps—'wo bars cas Men's Sox—Men's seamless Woolen Dress Goods and Linings stream the last two were the port With every yard of embroidery | tile for 5c half hose, 4c pe Free—Our entire stock of ler the river being unusually rough with |My purchase from us you can buy | Six bars White Rose for sc. Seamless half hose, regular gress goods is marked in plain fi a strong wind blowing constantly. One box— s three bars ¢ kind, for 6 er p 8 Pacha 7 so many yards of Hope bleach do- jE Doxerconlantsratee Dara | 190 Kind JOr OMG Be | —for 1o¢, Seamless tan, oxblood and "es, ¢ price to all. During Avetion Prices will be made at meatic at 4} 1 i q |B mestic at y'2c per yard. Remem Chahine a Sires hard ff a C aak's oak bepad antl the Kentucky Glass and Queensware i ne box—contains three bars black half hose w wee le, with every woolen Cae tonday, Jan, 31, One| Pet We guarantee our stock of | —highly pertumed, for se. 8!se per pair dress purctines Wa will giver abies a day only. embroideries to be the lowest in E OF CHARGE the com € 6a in awn r r Died i isville, price. Also, stock the largest in| New Dress Goods—We will Ladies’ Hosiery—Fast 1 ple t of linings for each Miss Florenc Hemmeler, fi Louisville, sister of Mrs. J. Will on Torehon laces and white linon conde all 11 Fisher, of the city, died yesterday. goods. Call and let us show best hose in She was a popular young lady, and them to you Ask to see the 1 - had invited hete. Comforts—One-fourth off om all : Tadia’ Urcterwess << The odd I have opened a Pawn- S “\ good collateral at rea- soniforts, This means ’s , . Gentlemen—We have any Headquarters for Corset: ; pie ial = MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE | comr s ean souiettting | atng you waut in shirts, col- | Stock censiate of 7 Kabo. j, wd ends left in this department Ti broker and Loan Office, : \ J onable rates and on lib- PLeTcnuk TRRaRLL, Manager for those who have not supplied | tors and cuffs, suspenders, half B.C. CC. and -Armorside, | Will go cheap. If you WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 Le wah a ae hose and underwear hey at : need call and see. and willloan money on eral terms. ot | the city, We also name low prices receive on Monday many new hose at 7e; regular 20¢ . This offer is good only du things in early spring dress gauge mless hose F 1 i a __ Manes a cgainbata off on « 3 New Fela New bercaise Teneo Crash a cnc Gents’ Underwear Department- plankets. fe guarantee to sell | Se Oring eee: ws ab Pppeact sg. 05 oleae haa This department is quite! nd atthe lomest pices ever quoted in $%tH® Pret lines now out for 7c: pid crash worth r2've | Ths deparment Sau uses ALL BUSINESS STRIOTLYe CONFIDENTIAL this department. ’ Eni eesti OC | arg 'cink ari gene Gall asd ied W eowiee ah ~~~ Lace Curtains—<A11 lace cur Table Linens NN? bid be: Tailor-made Skirts and Ready- tains will go on the bargain half yard Turkey red table lin Rugs, Rugs—Brussels rugs, 0 fr. COHEN made Wrappers—Our entire stock counter during this week's spe- ens, 39¢; twoand a half yards, and a half yards each go of ladies’ ready-made skirts, in ‘il sale bleached, 62 inches wide, 60c. | cach; moquette, one an ie 106 SOUTH SEOOND ST. black serges, brocades and novel- ee aa } 1 ties, go on the bargain counter for _ Carpets—Just received, com- Ladies’ Handkerchiefs—Chil- 110 | : Dang sellin eens + aha Te EATEN. ic tte, ‘Too many goods in thig Pete line of carpets and mat- | dren's handkerchiefs, two for | during thisi@peek, as wi ‘ this sale. Too many goods in this tings for spring: special prices | 5¢: hemstitched handkerchiefs duce the stock, Now poatorsohpod wenden A al pelew | fe: beck pen ipa 1) () Can Please YOU——_—_ cditon ‘Tailor-made suits to order for less money than r made ones of same quality, Everybody can wear a t Ladies, this is the chance of ime season for these goods. One week, beginning Monday, : Basiarmertah Mra ease Le anuary 31, at 8 o'clock a. m. The'| dl Or made suit at the prices charged by THE NEW DOMINION sagan crs ff TELEPHONE 307 ELEY, DIPPLE & WHITE x BROADWAY e Dalton's Tailoring - Diora’ dis erane f ADW. Establishment MR. CLAY CLEMENT