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~ GaeaTst UNDERWEAR SALE! —ALTHE BAZAAR *s Lot 1—Five hundred hand- somely trimmed skirt chem- ise, well worth 75c, Shin! soiled, gofor........ rie iF Veiver heldin Paducah. Just bought the entire line of sample under- wear from the largest underwear Lot 2—A thousand very fine sisting of 5,000 pieces — gowns, gowns, muslin and cambric skirts, chemise, et Il elegantly beautifully trimmed, well |made and trimmed, but slightly worth $1.50 and $2.co— soiled from handling slightly soiled, price .98 Three hundred fine sample Millinery Department GOWNS Aten esse eee geand .49 . Lot 3-~A thousand very ele- Our entire stock of millinery will be closed out regular prices room for out gantly trimmed ladies’ skirts ranging in price from $2 to $4.00, soiled price give hundred sample skirts | A 79¢, 49¢ and .25 500 new hair switches—can Lot 4—A lot of ladies’ beauti- match any shade of hair— ful eiderdown dressing jac! well worth $1.50, go in this ets, nicely trimmed with sale at velvet ribbon, reduced from 300 new hair switches, worth PRA AO ss vseiisveceuess. 215 BROADWAY, new spring 1.00 DON’T MISTAKE THE PLACE LOCAL MENTION. Mocquot's Jury Bill Passed. Representative Mocquot’s bill quiring cir the jury lists to the New Silks et on the lookout for the new- eat, we have purchased alot of striped tins, in wide and narrow stripe the latest fad for skirts and waists, > Price, $1.10 per Fard, heriffs begins was Saturday House without op; sition. Hickory > Telephone No. 29 for horse load delivered prowptly, $1 cash, Ohio River Spoke Rim Co E tf. ight Seers, pr rge crowds viewed th 1 a ‘ » Embroidery raging Ohio from many points in th . city. ‘The river rose more Saturday @ have opened our importation of | night than for several mghts past. rg, nainsook and Swiss edg- nnsemeseimaniemeneneet and insertions. Always in the A Man Ke ded Mayor Lang is in receipt ter from the Chicago fire recommending Mr. A. C that city, for clecttical in m inghese goods, we have outdone all previous efforts. We ask vou to inspect our lines and see the new and * novel designs, ctor. Persons having v ean purchase dirt f m the city at s, very iow price. Onvens left at the) Mr, L, B. Ogilvie and wife have . Dr. Raub 's Mayors Oreice or given to me willl returned from Russellville, and were Egg White Soap have prompt attention, W. H. Ut+|‘accompanied by Miss Angeline Lovg, TERBACK, Street Inspector. 26j4. of that place, who is their guest. We have for sale this soap, which prone has been extensively advertised in the Cireuic Court, leading magazines. Price, 25c per} The Whaleu-Boyd box—three cakes to the box, trial in the circuit court Merville Ricketts, of Cinvi on the witness stand ss boon and this morning. Dr. B. We Have Secured the Sale of the Famous The Episcopal will with Mrs. Warwick M. Cowgill, 1301 Jefferson street, this evening, guest is requested to represent a song. cough—a danger signal ping the vilelity from Today a bottle of Tar Honey will cure it, your lungs Rey. ¢ received ous death of a relative, ris, a well known county, near Hinkleville. The you man was found dead io a field ne his home Friday morning by tus wife, who had bec'me alarmed over his prolonged absence. His prostrate Ib ly was near a spring, and from its position he was pri ing over to get_a drink overtook him from beart fi COAL, COAL! Why buy coal that is half dirt ap Owen, of the city, Elmer H farmer of Ballard You are cordially invited to inves- tigate the superior merits of the Cresco. We shall take pleasure in explaining to you wherein it excels all old-style corsets The Cresco contains the only new snd really valuable mprovement ap- plied to corsets in twenty years, A combication of comfort when death jure. and nd | economy, Wear it, and it wins you. slack, ib you can buy good, nice, Once won, you'll wear no other, a an c re of ‘ ds sok for 9 cents ee ushel, spot ¢ , from ; We continue the sale on cloaks,| the old ‘gud tellable 8G Be aye fal poys’ waists and | rail nd comforts advertised}(o, We also have and always keep the best 2nd pool Never buy the common all sizes of the best Anthracite Virginia Smithing coal. Sr. Bernarp Coat Co, 423 Broadway, phone No, 8, Also L.B, OGILVIE & CO, 11dlm Danger Line Reached, The riyer is a little above the danger line, but at the same time it is a most convenient stage for W. Y. Noble Agt. to de! notice aload of the celebrated Tradewater coal, at 8 cents for given{lump and 7 cents for nut. Tel- ephone 254—Office 118 North Lhird street. J.S. GANSTER Notary Public AND SOLICITOR OF BPENSION CLAIMS! Prompt and thorough attentior to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully atiquded Office, 714 South Third street Died In Alabam James F, Estes received a = _=_—__—_—— p Saturday evenis npoune- PITTSBURG COAL GCTS, BUSHEL}(2.{%, Vea) of her father, Mr Campbell - Mulvehill Coal Co.| 4 where he & prominent are selling Pittsburg coal at{ merchant. ‘The » of his sudden eight cents a bushel. The cash|*©™'se was heart ae must accompany every order, Reyival at Metropolis. tf Campbeli-Mulvehill Coal Co.} Metropolis is being blessed with a more sia revival spirit. Meetings are cone pepe Ber 9-00 ducted by Rev, L. B. Duncan, of Heius’ Dill pik the Baptist faith. One week's meet pail g, ten conversions and the church e. r, per Ib., per ates, per Ib., 7 10¢, manufacturers in New York, con- at one-half of the in order to make $1,50and $2.00, at $1.00and 1.50 THE BAZAAR ....215 BRO!DWAYY ree vit court clerks to deliver twenty days instead of ten days before court passed in the nice two Price, and ble weather of of a let-| department | Sprout, of nt lots to fill| is still on mect| Hach That dreadful cold—that fearful, It is sap- Dr. Bell’s Pine! tomorrow it! may take two, This remedy will cure a deep-seated cold or a serious cough, but if you let it ran much Jonger, a doctor or an underts may be required. j3 Mysterious Death In Ballard intelligence of the mysteri-| y stoop- | Pittsburgh coal. | and | ts > it you for casi. who has t without a license, was today released, died of phthisic at North Tenth street yesterday, “Ts + Bs "ERSONALS. Miss fannie aitale ts visiting rela- ves in Murray Young Mev’s Congress at Y. M. C, A. tonight, The New Howards are this afternoon, in session New Richmond today. the New Richmond today. Mr. C.W was in the city today, ditor E, W. Whittemore, Grand Rivers, is in the city, Mr. Wm. Lang, James Lang, is very ill again, Mrs, A. B. Sowell and Miss oline, are at Dawson, Mrs. C. R. is a guest of Mrs, nelius. ents of a fine daughter, born yeste! day. morrow for Nashville, ls home. Mr. and Mrs. and family. visit to Metropolis. Dr. R. B. Collie, sician of dangerously ill of pneumonia, Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Lowhead, fine boy, born last night. Miss Kate Levy leaves today Jackson, Miss., thence to in New Orleans. Mr. J. Stoddard Robertson in Kan., where he has been at school. Motorman George Alexander, recovering, and will be out in days. M K. Schroeder, of are guests of Miss Pinkey K. of Poitsville, Graves county. ses Annie P. mother, on Fourth street. relatives there. Mrs. Robert Orm arrived Saturday visi guest of ber mother, Mrs. R. T. Boone. Mr Orm has left Newport, and may return here to live. the happy parents of a fine eleven- pound girl, who arrived yesterday. Mr. Adams is emple & Keiler’ street. Mrs. Mary Master Fred, 1. Lewis morning for Russellville, E. Wade and and Mr, and Mrs. D a stock farm. Y.M.C. ALL EGATES, To the State Convention Leigh and Scott Appointed, association. Miss Leigh has been selected to represent the woman's committee, also and to read a paper on Woman's Legitimate Work in the Association, ational remedie 1 int ¢ Cases Out of ten are Will give One Hundred Dollars for any De (caused by catarrh) that Hall's Catarrh Cure, tre FJ. CmEwaY & Co! Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists Hall's Pamily Pills are the best, THE LATEST BARGAINS, Axtell Soap, two bars for a nickel. ver you on thirty minutes! The cheapest and best soap on the market. and see what we sell Ep Jones Come ut The Cash Grocer. BERRYMAN OUT, One of Uncle Sam’s Prisoners Goes Free, Will A. Berryman, of Calvert City, vn in jail for selling liquor $141. He had been io jail for several months, Died of Phthiele, Damps Dozier, aged 28, colored, his home, 806 Choice dried figs, per Ib., 7}2e. , had been employed by the C Choice N. O. molusses, per gal., River Pretty Rough, epaieg leapeny, The wear 85c, ‘The river very rough today, | Fresh corn meal, per bu., 40¢. J and greatly interfered with the lauding Oranges, per doz., 10c. to 80c, fof the transfer boat at the Illinois Qt. bottles best catsup, Ldc Cc | incline. I. L, Raxpourn, 123 8. Second st. Clock Needs Fixing, One hand on the west side of the ‘There cannot be avything made for Baptist church clock is broken loose. five cents better than the Linnwood]and. swings coutinually to and fro cigar. It is home enterprise. |like a pendulum, with every gust of vee t |wind. Phone 89, Incandescent lamp globes suitable) «tr» ke Your Loe Away. for system for gale at McPherson's} 49 quit tobavro easily nnd torever, be mag prog store. u N of life, nerve and yiyor, take Noo with ging of the lungs is stopped. this health tle today. the cost $85 when new Ba 1% wonder-worker, thi a wook mes, Edwards, Ear, Eye, prong. masbsesnegiats Boe oF St, ure guarap seed. Guaranteed tobacco ab) (eu wrung, blood pure. were interred at Oak Grove, vient ion Dr. Inc copsun Bell’s is a straight one, Plate Glass Window Broken. ‘This afternoon an awning at B, i rge plate glass window, which No-£o- 1: oF iy Cente t cure, makes ‘Be, 81, All drugg: Joe Pace, of Murray, was at the Pete Graff, of Metropolis, was at . Huntley, of Memphis, of father of Mayor daughter, Dallam, of Mayfleld, ieorge B. Cor- Dr. and Mrs, Leslie Soule are par- Mr. Frank B. Teachout leaves to- future Albert Senser are parents of a fine daughter, born yes- terday. Mrs, Warren Baker, of Marti Tenn., is a guest of Mr. T, B. Baker Mrs, Rook, of Fifth and Clark streets, was very ill last night, but is better today, Mr. C. O, Lowery, of Smithland, returned bome this morning after a a prominent phy- near Star Lime Works, is of Washington street, are pareats of a for her home t re- ed this morning from St. Mary's, who was assaulted last week, is gradually a few Stein and Inez Huntington Row, Jones, Mrs. Daisy Green, a pretty Hop- kinsville young lady, is visiting her She will ti, was [leave for Memphis next Sunday, to day afters | |night from Newport, Ark., to be the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams are ed at Friedman aad lives on Tennessee left on the Buttorff this their future home, where Mr, Lewis will manage isses | will be good news to the peop’ Paducah. idly, an banks. by the reports from above. MULE Green Bennett Bought One Maxon’s Mills section of the country than any other Saturday mule was sold Bennett for fiv and crackers, MKS Is Still at Large, Despite Sensa- tional Reports. mayficld Delegation Comes U; Big Crowd at Mayfield. Bob Blanks, the Mayfield rapist, is still enjoying liberty, while the search for him continues to. be pros« ecuted with unabating perseverance, nks The Sun Saturday told how Blo was believed to. be under arrest at Brooklyn, Lil., and Officer Tobe ter was sent over to identify him. The man under arrest proved to be Roeland Robertson, the darkey wrote a note toa white girl a few weeks ago and was run out of town. who ard he got here for bis offense, he has constantly been afraid of being brought back to Kentucky, and it was bis peculiar actions that first at- Marshal the attention of He was released. seme tracted Grimes to bim. About the time Blanks was reported to be in the clutches of, Lilinois officers it was reported that he was captured at Pine Bluff, Mar- shall county, and carried to Murray and committed in jail. He too, proved to be the wrong man. Itappears that Marshal MeNutt and other people of Mayfield, how- ever, did not recelve any authentic information relative to the suspects, and yesterday the Marshal and twelve or fifteen men came up snd went to Brooklyn, where they met with a great disspposatment. Yesterday afternoon when the senger train sed through Ma d shortly after 3 o'clock, there were hundreds of peop’e on the platform there According o Conductor LaRue, another man could not b pen crowded on the platform prs 80 dense as the throng, and the traia had togo in very slowly to guard against running over — somebody There was no disorder of yikind, but the report was current that Blanks would be brought io on the train, and the crowd was there asa reception committee. As the days increase in number, the conviction of the police that Blanks is far away, grows stronger It is reported that every strange radius of 100 miles is seized for Blanks and held until he is frightened half out of his wits, Several bave been in this wa ptured in southern end of the county. A telegram from Mayfield this], afternoon ststes there is much excite- meypt there, the people still th that Blanks is in hidin and that he will be lynched tomorrow night, before The latest report today Blanks was captured ne vil and would be at once lynched, MR. TEACHOUT'S: PROMOTION, aducah at Once for Nashville. Mr. Frank B. Teachout, the popus lar city nger agent of the Na ville, Chattanooga & St. Louis r: road, Palmer, will on Feb. 1, accept the general agency of the Seaboard Line, with headquarters at hvi and with four states as territor cluding Kentu and Tennes Will Leave He will be in Paducah every t days. chout will be succeeded by State Secretary Henry E. Rose-|) Burnham, a locsl official vear, of the YM. C. A, has ap- . C. &St. L, but this will {pointed Misses Ora V. Leigh andiikely be only temporary. He will Julia Scott as delegates to the state| succeed Mr, J. G. Cantrell, who woes convention at Maysville, on February |tg New York to represent ‘the same 8, 19 and 20, to represent the local company. Mr. Teachout expects to leave early this week. Dur nis year’s residence in Paducah he has made many warm friends who, while regretting to lose him as a citizea of Paducah, are pleased to learn of huis deserved promotion, RIVER 1S FALLING. Will Probably Soon Be Within its Banks Again, The river began falling here t lay, la -| but the gauge was bard to ascertain on account of the roughness of the stream, impossible to determine the amc and it was conseqt tly nt That the river is falling, however, ot It will likely run out rap- in a few days be within its ‘This opinion is strengthened TRADE AT sAXON’S. for a Nickle. Mules are perhaps cheaper in the place in Kentucky to Green cents worth of cheese ‘The seller was Hen- Jerson Majors, colored, who says be was able to sell figure because of the prosperity that's having paid his fine amounting to|Coming under this admi istration, He won't need the mule any more, Allen, and the supposition is that he has traded it to some one else, He] Arguments to Be Cc probably be concluded by this even- is cured|ing. Speeches were made by several Pine-Tar-Honey, |of the lawyers Saturday, and today Luflammation is allayed, and the clog- | Hon. John Hendrick and Capt. Bush When | were to close arguments. accumplished the road to|ion of the court will probably not be Get a bot-| known here until tomorrow. by Attorneys J. M. Fisher, J, C. Hodge, and W. M. Reed. It is the general opinion »hat 8 was blown down, and broke| reuben Hook, the younger boy, |#ho inflicted the wound his mule at that The male was traced to George “ENDS TODAY, cluded ta the Ross Case, The Ross trial at Smithland will The decis- ‘The speeches made Saturday were which killed Walter Hooks, will be held for man- og wear | quitted. ughter and ‘Thos Hook wtt-he. ac- Filters What is more essential to good health than pure water? Our Filters will make impure water as pure lear and sparkling as spring (water. Every family should have Every Filter tested before leaving our store. GUARANTEED AND FOR SALE BY THIRD AND COURT “Purple Walea Soap 25 CENTS PER BOX This Happy Date in Ninety-Kight es were cut down,—-we sell cot and hall bey no empty boast jus to creates 4 always know — It appears since the memorable re-] poy yer price. New Year beige’ us good r with prospects bright for all. on’s train with golden gain t protections call—with bless- are for rich and peor through out our glorions land ward for duty done by TELEPHONE 392 Goods delivered to any part | to tell a few things somewhat person- Il produce a cra and show you how to save your cash Qur Dry Goods must be sold at once Now here's your Wall Paper ; Window IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. GREAT DAMAGE Done to the I. for less than cost chance to guard a cold with the cheapest woole! ym Shoes wise peopl? use in Gaiter, Lace and Button, and every pair ig Bure to wear that Shades ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, River Front Id ‘Isle ne'er fa EI FE It Has Settled and Is Being Grad- Ww. S. GR Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician ually Cut Away. with these Fabrics gracd from aucic ecting we would end an inv extend tomen a and small to give Jr he present stage of the Ohio river has entailed serious if parable loss to the railroad compan bankment on wh Illinois Centrai and Surgeo is built the tr Tall who swell our patrons ra k are sure to lave at for every i today In many places the feet below the ori: ing it entirely im Telephones { 2°* New vied a every cs the trestle the ba et in many places. CATHARTIC THE THREE RIVERS. lieved by | Items of Interest Gathered Brom | » River Front for the Sun Readers, the mighty river negro caught loafing around within a| , the] be DRUGGISTS Incorporated 1583, Johnson tl, Foundry and Machine., Company scarcely no current, away i places sloped to tLe river, and star Bothing to proteet it from the inviuc ble current of the river when it its present stage. SEWERAGE iui Will Be Ratified Demy Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machinery By the Council ir ings of all kinds, The City of Shett From Contract CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, y, Paducah, Ky. : Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 Open from # a, m, to 2+ sewerage contract: This is not a regular meeting Svansville was delayed and arrived at noon BUROLARS aT PARIS, ceived from the Fidelity and Depo White has his Interest Paid on Time Deposits ived several do The residences of Dr Jas. A. Rupy H. Burns at Paris bed Saturday ‘igold watch and s |taken from Burns coat at 1 money ta “Assit Cashier and Halloran are! to begin work sewerage committee gives its con STOLEN PANTS. DIRECTORS. Jas. R, Surru, get into the house Gro, O, Hart, in the same neigh): aise od i alt Pawned a Pants of Today » WM. FISHER at the Porter place and was described | A Salew hegre Master Commissioner, rests have been made but the burglar is still at large. HOUSEBOATS SINK, ‘ayette Jones recovered pair of stolen trousers this morning for Mary Blair, Donald called at her house and when » pants disappe McDonald carried them to Ben Mich- INSURANCE WRITTEN ——— MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE Kentucky into WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 liver Jones happened to se come out and ‘The wind and turbulent river night swamped two houseboats wear | : the officer for as- The oceupants got out in time to es where to go for them. Marricd Yesterday, ; and when the down to look for Lim, spectively, were married yesterday, y that while the food grave it is not desperate, and that fool supplies can be trails are open. Wee Chalo ositively on kidneys, ces of the Orient Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. at 8 o'clock at A full attendence of the members is desired as there is sever andidates to be initiated, Guaxp Pa DiSwan, iyi Guaraniced to cure by ab drougists. jage Not a Failure, a1 Bud Taylor, aged THE NEW DOMINION 1 exceptional cast, . ae ec highest praiseas being Une est tedte married yesterday, venture and her second, i asain s80, | Reserved