The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 16, 1898, Page 4

( est Novelties in Dress Skirts PERSONALS, NO WATER mm [weary monte who tad een lor Che water nsed to supply locomo- Some of tie tewest things about them are the tiny prices-—just a Mr. A. Levy went up to Princeton NO LIGHT. es was exhausted early this morning day old, and small for their age. (a siphon pump was put aboard a hundred new moire “ts Neal C, Baker, of Wallonia, was big transfer boat, and all locomo- ; , i and Egyptian novelty Millinery here today, enone es, to be used on freight or pas- t ; skirts, samples in rtment Dr. S. E. Holland, of Grahamville, cager trains, had to go down aboard : Depa Veas here tall ark GESSENE"S) The Inflow of the Water Compas{ the boat for water. STRERT CARS Not APrEDTED. , 2 Tenge Everything in ovr complete mil ‘ , ici oaths nica ts bd linery departient will be sold at] Cb K of Beach & Bowers) ny Filled With Sand, Busi- | “turer os 4 TG , ‘ i > just one tier’ dherabe miustrels, is here. t ae uperintendent Simon, of | the ey 4) —our prices $8 to $10.00 just one-half of our always low ness Suspended Every: strect rallway, te Hater, ductuthed by oh What is more essential Dr. J. 8. Davis, aud Miss Ada md ’ hs EON anythlags The street, bare odime oct ; to good health than pure 4. "Two hundred bran new wool prices in order to make room for Love, were in the city today, where—No Lights she} 1 ew spring goods “ ’ S y Ae, dress skirts, sam oToaE haere pos new spring] Mr. Will Sebroeder and wife, of at the usual hour this morning, and THIRD AND COURT ; t ran all day. Superiatendent Simon, water? Our Filters will ples. These skirts should Sail feesB6.00 and $8.00— stock of hair goods. We are cer-[St. Louis, are in the ei ek y headduavters “ink” wwiteie ‘ as soon a8 he learned of the suspen- q our prices, any of them.... tainly headquarters for swit we Clerk ©. D. Johnson, of the May- ‘ t of Sioa of the water plant, had the m 5 make impure water as «e+e $2.98 and $3.98 and all kinds of h goods e] flower, came dowa on the Fowler at}§ mains running out to LaBelle park An elegant line of the very guarantee a perfect match. Ask} noon, s End Not in Sights ..|connected. with ik Jake ihere, nid é and ark] newest Knecia plaid skirts to see our switches at 75¢and $1.09] Raitors W, J. Clark and MeChes« 6 Protection Ralinedd was thus able to secure enotigh water pure pears salty cbauld haee water. u ave in all of the latest combina you would pay double for them] ney, of simithland, came down today to last several days, tions of colors. ‘ $1.50 elsewhere. on the Fowler to be Adequate, Yhiet Wood does not feer serious oa poe oe beget Keeps the Best = jone, Every Filter tested before Fifteen hundred pieces sam- Mr M. Quinn and Miss Grace consequences should a fire occur. ple muslin and cambric Smith passed through the eity. this Vhere are in good condition the fol+| Brands of leaving our store 5 Frerpiriiet:; em ane morning en route from Mayfield to lowing cisterns : : , idiitne, tity Louisville, Paducah was last night without; Fourth and Broad. ly trimm: ns, chemise, has 8 4 F N skirts te. elightig polled = Col. John Miller, the ‘Disie{light or water. Many people knew] Fourth and Tennessee. Cigars and Tobacco GUARANTEED AND FOR SALE BY at.....Just half of former prices Flyer mau, is in the city selling| this when they retired, but a largef Sixth and Jackson, Deithhvettn: bushels of cigars. He is being roye|portion did hot realize it until this] ‘Third and Jackson. bs * ally evtertaiued by his friends, ‘|morning when they arose to begin} ‘Third and Washington, rs a avd Maggie Rigles-|the discharge of their domestic da-| Second and Broadway. 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...2i5 ROADWAY pentiaecs Emma sud Maggie Rigles-| ies, Cooks all over town burned| Seventh and Broadway, Telephone 392 friends at euchre last evening attheir |PaPer and heaped coals of fire on the) Third aud Monroe, home on South Third street. Pretty |UYarants and kitchen plumbing to] Sixth and Monroe. WEATHER REPORT. prizes were aiven cclighifal retreck, [thaw cut the water pipes, but to no] Seventh and: Harrison. = ical pa “any vose, Wives abused their hus-| Fourth and Harrison. ments were served aud a congenial | PUTPOSE 9 . Established 1855, Incorporated 1883. , bands and heaped coals of fire on} Sixth and Washington, ; i ome, 4 OWeECtA ome ’ . Louisville, Feb. 16,.—Increasing | ¢rowd was present, vthing was left r ; 4 ; ouisville, Feb sph tpadeon ! bd | their heads for not paying the water} The fire engine was rigged up last ieetinias tentght. Thursday to be desired for @ most enjoyable | rent, and others came. to the conelu-| night and placed in readiness at the 7 y, aT ent, el ca 0 the cor > | bighy id placer ear vs! ening weather. Not so cold Thurs-] time. “ f : ee J h : day afternoon. sion that the mains had sprung aj station for an alarm. lo addition to oO nson How to make it more beautiful... a cede BURGLARS ABOU ir, leak, but it was not until they went! tle cisterns. there is some water in t Hands me ke lovely h MENTION es down town and made inquify thatthe stand pipe, about thirty pounds) | Foyndry and Machine ancsome pictures make lovely homes. N. ‘ : “ " T fans the > Xitete tq | they learned the truth. pressure, which could be turned on got omer hey Ransack the Kitchen of 81” ihe water works were closed down, |in case of emergency, Although it Compan E are pleased to annoutice that we have secured the finest and Fa for Sale. South Fifth Street Residence. The puraps were silent, and the ar-| could not be thrown as a stream for p y most beautiful line of pictures for premiums to our customers lave terod the resid teries of water whose ramificatiens| any great distance, it coald supply aligns that have ever been offered tothe Paducah public. We have farm, for sale ats in, Buildings} ‘sr ‘4 ee ve residence | extend even far out into the country, | the engine with water. Steam Engines, Boiler heretofore given our patrons many desirable premiums, but these works in good order; just the place for a[gf Mi 4-H. Nuunemacher, at S11) were still and dead. ‘The city was| Mauy of the iusurance men were gines, Boilers of art which we now offer surpass even our own former offerings. These truck gardener. Vor further inforn ; a td bi seshgn i et hy a without water, This was about y]at Central Station this morning to House Fronts, Mill Machinery very handsome decorations, desirable for the homes of every one, we ii y to Jaut Fu Ge mie ma * eet hee aed ‘ tk. * wk ovel J e a A it v oO st TS PEEL SORES, te vite, Tony ered tn rl” Sty ait ss vss Drees mete te se Lisl nanan sen oy Os ae Cay ance through a window by forcing \ ater 9 2 t f ‘obaceo Screws, eet ta Sta peu [ones ChAT abutte bites ae — electric light plants was soon ex-| tection in case there should be a con- Brass and Iron Fittings Incandescent lamp globes suitable “p ; ‘ 7 8 hausted, and being able to procure] fiagration. Castings of all kinds.| —-picture, frame and all, ready to grace a vacant space on any wall, in for system for sale. at McPherson’s] P3" no mete with which to make steam, GENERAL DEPRESSION se ‘ room or hall, We desire to show our customers how much we appre- door. tity of flour, coffe . PADUCAH, KY Drugstore. Lda posi 2 : oh satabh sor, | they were all except the gas company Bucket t hea Aid pl ate their trade by selling the cheapest goods in town, and also by gi tata other eatables Were | compelled to shut down, ‘The lights ie ie ch bas ieee vee eae el la g them something free in return for their liberal patronage. We don't es went out, including the city lights, | “ful today all over town. People keep them ‘guessing,’ either. There is no game of chance about our Ss > ining ‘00n sepa es e - ty 4 » iste! p very urs , ; wT" ov Grew rae, |S aig na tera, cea meg, Mo lags en “te| lS, GANGTER [chine Ge tint cactus ney rte kitchen and the: bed room hich reat unate, and readily shared with thei 1 f ‘ THE LATEST The prayer | meeting service at thela,. pants of, the house were) U#tkuess, and backs hurried hither pacer a cenreal ponte ee . « rt gems, Our extremely low cut prices on dry goods, furnishing RgSNAd <Presbyterisa.choreh thie|<" Pate ds frat inatteibecrs [and thither to pick up some belated) O¢igbhors. | Express | wagons and Notarv Public sods and notions have pleased our old ctistomers greatly and brought GooDS evening will begin at 7:30 o’cloc . wanderer who was groping his way 64 ° | + many new ones, Our shoes—yes, our shoes!—for men, women and N ig gin at 7:30 3 reason forthem not being aroused. |i me . . “saying goes, a great quantity of! lren, are the cheapest on the banks of the Ohio. Our prices on You are very cordially invited to at rglars were ‘considerate| ou” water was hauled AND SOLICITOR OF hildren, @ cheat ¥ Prices on bad resorts that bave gas] "* egesys “ t sta oes please everybody. Even some who ‘‘come only to look every manufactory in the PENSION CLAIMS main to buy—not only because we have the cheapest shoes in town, Thirty acres, known as the Grundy tend. Naph Miwatier leave encoatl ene = were not seriously affected, as the] 4 ee eee it also from the fact that every pair gives satisfaction, Now is the a rovisions for breakfast for the fam- Wanted i water resorvoir at the gas works was Prompt a thorough attention given To borrow for several years Five} "'Y i Jantlicient to furvish steam, Many srraked ater ron “ a cme te ah ccepted time” to buy splend id barge t Hundred Dollars on improved city ELEOTRIC ELEVATOR places, where the gas had been sup. | ime of with what water they happene¢ our store, and get first choice of our property, worth Two Theusand Dol planted by incandescent lights, | 2 88ve 0 hand. In addition to these : ty attectens autiful pictures free. Come soon © John J. Dorian SOS: l the boiler shops, laundries, hotels,| Pe arefully attended to. 7 1 ¢ for yourself, so you can tell 1 lars. Enquire under letter post- however, were forced to resort to Otfice, 714 South Third cepa office box No, 125, and state interest lamps or candles, and other establishments suffere¢ riend he t our low prices and eleg I Raglan: greatly from the scarcity of water. Sart ees . Paducah, Ky. wanted, MiG Noah's Ark Store. THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER, Ths totals mpecialty ee sad teas ah , ‘ at y ak re ed today, which greatly retard- * ‘ Tenth Street Christian Church, The most up-to-date store in the} Supt. Muscoe Burnett, of the Wa- THR HOMOR OF IT. ) Come in. No trouble to show The interst at the Tenth Street| city is to be Noab’s Ark, ‘The latest | ter company, was found at the plat, ed the service 008s. Christian church grows with each ser-| improvement in tue new home is an [00 North Firet street. The big en- ———=====__ vice. After a splendid sermon last] electric elevator, which is being put} gines were motionless, and Mr. Bur- i 5 Dark OFaith,” | it and will be in ruz op{mett was fotigued with a night's night by Mr. Parker, on ‘Faith b now, and ¥ in running order | 2eU Ps ght ie MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE two persons confessed faith in Christ, in a few days. ‘This will be a great| Worry and w Workmen harried | 0#¢ of the many who got up and] —o _ Fletcher Terret!, Manager Services again tonight at usual hour. © to customers and facili. |to aud fro in gruny garb, attending ei ra é ‘se a, ao trying to} THE COURT HOUSE, Subject, ‘Repentance.’ All corc tate greatly the handling of business, | 6 Vario t nd the building |* at ne nydran i ly invited, Their new home is much larger than | ¥8s sparsely occupied with stragglets, seni egne cue buphy 06 be] 3 their old one and more commodious in| Whose curiosity Lad prompted them jStoPped at the head of the steps, ‘the Smoke Pete's Bismark and Star|every respect. The three stories are | drop around to ascertain the ooea-| W#ter is turned off! Today. “I guess its frozen,” responded Mr. Lee Burkhart, a young Banner. tf | filled with goods and their stock is{Sion of the trouble. Later on the : 4 “ 3 doors had to be locked. The people| Mary, although it didn’t seem a bit} oa “ind Miss Killen VY, Devise, tealdnekeuly The Latest Improvement at the Big A great many funny things result. No WATER YET, ad trom the complete cutting off off ‘This afternoon at press time no water and light. Mr, Gus Reitz was] water had yet been obtuined, Two Marriages and One Divorce “MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14 “SPSimpkins Coming. LTE ee ne crowtad ta too ape: on aged 26 to 18 respectively, of the the} A Great Money-Saving Sale, Si Simpkins, a roral comedy, will os aie 1 entre to ‘o, I’ve just burnt all p : Mr, Burnett, in response to a ques 4 |eounty, were united in marriage this bere on the 26th, at Morton’s Opera MUST PAY FARE, tion, explained the trouble. For] kindling trying to thaw it.’* | , 1 Youn ; PROF. CHEEVER _[inuee. US pi VF RE several. dara uaud Ges uaa qeaeye ‘Well, “you worthless creature, | 04! Ar urt house by Coun- Preparatory to Spring Business. you ought to pay your water rent!’’|* ' Nee Cay windy Sario muddy | Phe Sivek Car Comey Mic up by the pumps, but the company c siete ate on the disappointments of | py of the county, who reside on] e merch lendar ss That means, all winter a War on Boys. iment of the plant. The stand pipe] te eos Everybody has a cold sometime— The street car companies are de-| was pumped full of water, and the !ife |the Mayfield road, are to be married | The Funniest Show on Earth | your turn will « Keep « bottle/ termined to break up the practice of | pumps stopped for repaii Yestors] Large numbers of people who} by Judge Tully this afternoon. Be —A drama, comedy and of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey boys jumping on and off cars without/day, when they were started ag: circus all in one. hand and be prepared for an emer-{ paying their fare. jnothing could be brought up but gency. This famous remedy will{ Will Childress, alias ‘Yellow |sand, sand, sand. They flushed the|!he water company today to pa curea cold before it gets fairly} Boy,’ who escaped from street in-]pipes in vain, Last night the supply|*heir rent. In many instances no i reat was du |mony takes place here on the 22d since we've made so PRICES 10 FTG |Flarint or Allee ease selled._ The SieSesoiclareare etecrente colitis toe mace Gite Mea best oe ready I 20, 30 GENTS i Ii ined $25 fanstad sit the eption of what] The telephone bell rang nearly all inst. at the German Evangelical : rt our gr H E " Lalt kfyot f istly proud of it, if sooner you take it the sooner vou get} shot at, was fined $25 and costs in day, Hundreds of people telephoned | church. Pease rell. » police court this morning, Mo-|the company needs for flushing and J | af swore | making steam, to either find out what the mater! 4 scheduleot the assets and liabil- | ‘°F "2 Ot ason than t . , “ said Mr. Burnett, | a8, or when the cause would be] ities of the Cam pbell-Mulvit vill com | 3 ¢ a 1 ierch andise in this great s " lat we ived the ‘98 models of remedied, | . | pany were fi The vili- | great yt It is almost use! THE CITY'S FIRE PROTECTION, ties are S474( e The assets are 1 € € ©! add that in order t indsome figure you must start vrofits go with them. Call massacre, call it what you will, imagined their water supply was shat} e ! mner winter goods. It isn’t tJoff called at the down town office of| Dr. S.% Holland and Migs Fva a « s, but i aration spring business | Temple, of Grahamville, were rht new lots « g 1 ning to arriv eused to marry today, The - new thing ne upe wings of fashion, for spring, are re, at prices | t ithe season's flush Ladies free on Monday night with one ) Jae Lampley paid joc ticket. S nd Presbyterian, 1 ants against Ernest’ Osbera see, y morning at Van Culin’ The usual prayer service will beland Arthur Johns two boys charg-|‘‘our ‘intake’ is down in the deepest conducted this evenir the Cum-| eg with refusing to pay their fare. part of the river between this and the berland Presbyterian church at 7:30 a Illinois shore. We had often becal Gpiet Wood was informed before} much greater ‘ ; ; : ie | yy t it J ar lly yS model form corsets. FRIDAY, FEB. 18. i oe . p. m., following this the board of of- BEACH & BOWERS told that nothing could ever till it up,] the water was shut off last nignt, au i} t | Lad fi that ater was shut off las dl tre. 1 , , formerly of] Perfect fi ire ‘ merican Lady, and figures thai BEACH & BOWERS’ ficers will meet. The session of this ie eee but it has, it seems. i i t ‘ t church will make sn announcement ; : “You see the sland bus} mediately set out to put the! Jephone exchange, was to 1 f ‘ t ind their needs in certain At Morton's Opera House Friday You seo the foot of the Island bus} city cistern in good condition. | org thei MIR haen | special sorts « )8 models now in pies F —FAMOUS— at the forenoon service next Sabbath 4 been cut awa: and as the river] ‘py " a of special interest to every member, Night, Febraary 18th, comes around ‘whirls towards this ary tarhoees ie ai), hd, nT t OTHER TALK : 38! OT fe filled with water, which’ was done NOW FOR OTHER TALKS. |BALGAINS IN. SII cor M | NS | EL S Do you smoke Linnwood? Ifnot,| Beach & Bowers’ minstrels, headed eer oy has formed a sort of eddy,! at the instance of the old council, At press time Sallie Ainsworth was TONS. you ought to, Itisthe best, tf |by the popular comedians, Bobby | Which oe ee the sand on our} Stationman Jake Elliott was at/on trial before Circuit Judge Hus-! You can't wake any mistake in| rm 2 intake, The consequence is, we have! Second ant Broadway openingup the| bands for lunacy. She will probably|huying reliable merchandise at such| ‘! _ ban bey ap 8 yan ’ w shirting calicos for 3, 3's Beach and Otis Bowers, with thirty Dr. Edwards, Ear, _N and} odd promi singers, dancers and | been able to pump nothing but sand. cistern there, when he met with a] be acquitted. pr as the following } b FINEST UNIFORMED BAND | Tero" Specialist, j . [black face comedians, will appear at We bad heen getting sand for sever-| painful accident. gas main runs} toy ef TIOON E bea og 1 [de j ‘ -—- ~ — Morton’s opera house Friday night, |#! days, but there was water with it, oud’ » Olake ane “gee esterday afternoon Emma Bufo Sanding Mt ee tect ) alicos for 31), 4, ___IN THE WORLD. _ Telephone 121 for best laundry in] seach « Bowers’ vo bate TF one of [Amd we hoped sooner or later the) pr erate erere: and 8 leak bad | cited, weut before County Clerk for 9 big let rt lengths! 11. and 5c a yard.) ; Paducah, tt] the most popular minstrels traveling, |'ouble would disappear. It last] cle was full’ of yas, and. whey he|taham and swore out a bastardy |itl some rexular full piece gouls. | Now yard-wide percales, the best night became so, however, that wel stuck his lantern into it there was nst_ Joha Caruthers, coj- | PHere is @ wide range of dress co048] over shown, for 7's, 10 and 12's @ were powerless, and are now. It is] terrific explosion, flame shooting , Whe was acquitted yesterday in| tYles aud the ce Pea a ner yard DISTINGUIHED | 30 Account Memphis Mardi Gras, CLOSE CALL, 8 af tose unavoidable accidents) higher than a hotse. The. st police court of seduction. He was HE wiikney 9e8 to look her |, Abron ginghams, a big value at < | GO| February 2a, 1894, the Nashville — CALL. which are far 08 disastrous | the} man was painfully burned, bs committed to jail, and the time for rpeels 44 from 100 upp bite d, and much better than the ARTIST Chattanooga & St. Louis railway will] capensis company than tot he citizeus,although] his hair and beard singed, but was! His U al has not been set, : regular 5¢ sort usually sold most seappnapenesa—ossazszz5ece sell round trip tickets to Memphis on| The Stemmer Nisbet Catches Fire At]! 'S certainly a ape thelatter. fable to attend to his duties today, | ‘The trees in the court house ys rly styles of new cotton dress! Very where Jat wea A VAST ORGANIZATION. [February 20th and ist, good to re- ieieiaig may be an hour until we are * NO WATER IN SCHOOLS. | sis tesla tohmad : goods like wool, Choice spring pat- | Darl cheviots for boys’ walete and f Metter ond Superior turn on oF before February 23th to resume pumping, or it may he} 4,” ke 11 x : {tert irice them at 12, cts, | Nofkingmen’s shirts, the sort many en ich [three days. There is no telling how], President Leake this morning Heid ae A veaghoracan te sell for 10c, our price 7!'s¢ a yard, Beane ae pene retty styles) ‘rhe best values in cotton flannels ea 1898, at ore fare for the round trip.| ‘The steamer W. F, {Nisbet, which]! hea hids Picea Wie chess was uo walat le ane fon of all rH iis cket| trived this forenoon, had her cabin | long it will be. und ere Was ate 1) : Berxnam, City Ticket ed thi noon, had her cabin of the schools for the 2200 pupils POLICE COURT. Jof all wool spri ods DOW | over put on sale for 5 and Te # Monarchs of the Minstrel World. ret 25 Broadway, Paducah, Ky, | eck badly torn up. ‘This was the PLANT DISABLED ONCE BEFORE. Ris daily Ricend He at’ Satotee Absolutely an Entire Rinses ot Pro. ss result of a fire yesterday while the] ‘The Water company was closed| ory ci ene eter care hee tne pb ae ; { : | yard. Jal 8 y we wed ects cinane c wales cart bat teced [Es Deo Koonls, +Goloredy” Lietd’ to|Wlalgns tu ved drees trlaamiugs “¢ \ . gram Since Our Lart Visit. ; Special Sale, mer mas a Henderson, — The | down only once Lefore in the history] that ther rere but tarravailatle anne ; eM [we will be prepared to show you, We Ble a hed domestics, the best you <r Pure maple sugar, per Ib., 10c. ze started up near the pilot house, lof. Py 7 out teat sernel| Answer. } Figg : can get on earth at either 5, 5's, 6, Watch for Grand Uniformed Band!] fein.’ Wil pickle ee gal Sad WELTY LY Alek Of colok ant |oeet Fei Alas was about tein the city. Une of these was already [ill be glad to show you a great! G17 Oe ge a yard, “ STREET PARADE AT 1 A. M Choice dates, per tb " [tion that she was saved. [agatost and broke the intake, "| Secured for the Palmer House, and] Franklin 8. Koontz, the colored stock of handsome silt aud wool) ” 15 aad 20 embroideries for only a ADE f avec. inst and broke the intake, the other agreed to have as much as} barber of Cleveland, O., was tried | dress shirts in about 3o days, lions sand a Choice dried tigs, pe Ib., ” > ensboro las' uffered | hoice dri per DEATH AT ROSSINGTON. Owensboro last ye: ufered from i ossible, aud at noon had supplied | this morning on a ch of house: | ; ADMISSION, 25,35, 50 4 TSC), genalve N. 0, molasses, per gal., a disaster similar to the one that now | Py pata We breaking, | |_, A choice line of embroideries being Stele Viieiag ieedaiag st 4 heleecteeetriw ali but two of the sev.n buildings, | breaking, and held to answer. Io MILLINERY slaughtered at 4 and 5c a yard. invests Paducah. ‘The sand filed datault 0 egal ai Vanculius EE Esah born meal, per bu,, 40c, | Mr. Herbert Lewis, a Well Known] the intakes to such an extent the _eanphnnad oor adenine so en etn Ae eae eR sss avioal | rages, per to, 100. to B00, wirach: Dies. laat bed to clone At noon the street cara suspended! charged with” stealing ‘feather, wai | We are in reeeipt of all the new SHOES. THE BIG FISH Qt. bottles cue pee ie Mic Habe LANBe RA haed faces. Ritadie aRAPE Als Corn. until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Water | continued until [pase legate apatite We will be glad to talk to you Phone 89 133 S. Second at, [ero near Rossington, this county, | _ By far the most serious suspension| %@% Peing pumped from both the) ‘Thomas Loftia, an old timer was] roncies, saline and taditermaire, (| Reece motes 2e AUAIry Genoa an sa] bie! * I died yesterday of old ¢ The de. Jot business was at the Illinois Cen. | ver and LaBelle ps pai dake; Al {charged with beiug druok. He only Perey arse zit [SAYS 08 LABAEGA: SEs Yi We May Have Once Bees In 4 Stes-] Linnwood is the best gotsize,feemed man about 78 sens ols pial shops, ‘here "was no. water] clued ous eat var plat ecb) went up to pay the bye at el wee ts ee boat Menagerie, good quality 5-cent cigar made, Ask} 8#d resiled in the county all his life. 100" sie Me he erie ‘he | stated that power and light would be : ‘wil Chikders sar hea $25 and ae a eis i‘ for it tf |tie leaves an aged wife, who is 9 or more workmen were forced to, * ght, | at i rhea pe gto HOSIERY 1 Cogpellman J. S, Jackson says sister to the late Mrs. Elvira Kidd, |feturn home, Master Mechanic) {2rnizhed brags Hh ut heey . vould | costs for jumping on and off a street} ‘This week we will show a line of mae thats seonster seurian killed a few] ~ ~ of the city, and several children, sman, with the true courtesy that pene rim ie pene cept car, | workingmen’s overalls and jumpers} Bargains in hosiery at almost every ys near Smithland by Frank Ben- Awarded is characteristic of him, immediately a eo re Ay her words, the At press time the case against) at popular low prices. conceivable price. ett, of the city, may have been one GUARDS” WITHDIEAWN sent a delegation of his best machin-|CO™P%2y can furnish but half power, | Will Hamilton, charged with stealing TELEPHONE COMPANY. saw logs, was on trial, with prospects twas kicked from the steamer] Highest Honors—World’s Fair, —_— ists to the water plant, subject to Idlewild several years ago. Gold Medal, gad aa Lee Thompson in a Dying Con-lthe orders of the superintenden The telephone company, whose! of being leftopen. ‘The porter on the boat had a regu- dition, Their arrival was a godsend to the generator is run by water, was also] Arthur Osbern was fined $10 and] costs for refusing to pay fare on the ie aeeaene, lastading snlnele sea ee Thompson, the young man ‘gp - t 08 ecently escaped from the jail ; : steeet: Gare, H yaN R . day 9 big avimal of the alligator spe- ‘ fF Fi ne - U R Ss cies succeeded In gettlog out of his guards placed at the residence Close AU Hydrants. Me vomniing deur Gat bin r at the residence of his tice! “ + Capt. Bi brother, Mat Thompson, in the The alee Gis. SecHeeia gy We crset 0 Norih Third Street Just Back of Wallerstein “ tomers to turn off ali hydrants as the Nashville, Chattanooga & St.|They will no doubt have a big house Louis Railway to sve them at Morton's Friday night tock, at 25 i and, Rich Lowth was passing and the ‘var- pee . county, when the prisoner was found miot’’ seized him by the leg. The hip y i ‘ there, have been withdrawn, ‘he water may be turned on tonight. captain, in his fright kicked him CREAM ac aid the young man could not overboard, and Councilman Jackson ve. He has typhoid fev ; says the ‘‘thing’? must have liked ‘ ppd in nase tay Smithiand and remaintd about there On account of the Mardi Gras at Many former 100 Smokers patil kil'ed. F Te ebruary F \ p tickets on Februs horse load delivered prom ty. Pei © by Zist and 22d, good until Fe nt $1 cash. Ohio ed Spoke and A Pure Grape Creain of lartar Powder = | 20, returning at one fare. J. T, im Co. is E. Bell. “1 40 YEARS THE STANDAR, | Ponovan,C. A