The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 19, 1898, Page 4

Will not express it when you see the bar- vy gains we are offering this week. field all wool, extra widths and heavy and $4.00, but they are slightly every exhibited in Paducah damaged. Your choice of the lot’ New for $1.00. ors, new walking hats, and, in fact, ‘Twelve hundred new sample cor-| hats of all styles and descriptions sets, all styles and colors, the range at prices that cannot fail to suit the in price from 75¢ to $1.75—oUr most economical buyers. leave ton Col, € high-class goods, soc. select stock of mourning goods in| Mardi Gras, Louisville, Feb, 19.—The weather] igqay, burean sends out the following pre- dictions for Kentucky. Rain tonight. Probably fair Sun- day ; much colder. morrow. by Misses Thomas. Mrs. R. Mabried Yesterday, George W. Lee and Lizzie Alt a 2 " ae colored, were married yester- Annie Pitt — Olive Hill, New Ci Laundry uses no muddy | Richinond. water—clear distilled water only, tf] yyrs, good quality 5-cent cigar made. Ask} Mrs. Capt for it, tt James THE NEW PLACE} anticies ot incorporation. corporation for the Paducah Coal THE LATEST and Mining company were filed the county clerk's oflice, ‘The incor- GooDsS Cw porators are Messrs, Geo. C, Wal- Special Sale. Last Sund rilb., 7 administered 408 BROADWAY Choice dates, The citizens of Benton, according} Phone 89. to the “Star,’’ are elated over the —— Prospects of having their town light-, | ae wd by gas’ in the near future, A} Tell me where I'll find the best] prett Ch, Wilcik te ereridect snd. mean chant’s Exchange, of course, Work of building the tank and |: r, gas is the kind known as acetylene lights in Kentucky. tf New Crry Steam Launpey, % bi ‘otter heard Are paving the way for a large spring business, reaching out pal, ne after the newest and best in the great world of merchandise. Blatt duis i We are trying to make your buying easy for you. 8 y A great cut-price Corset Sale face, but they can in form, by] court here a corsets. They add new beauty to saw Lady corset in the short Empire, in the extra long cut to 39%, 97¢ and $1.19 for this sale. DAINTY EMBROIDERIES. SILKS 4 Karl Lane, Hardly a woman anywhere but] We are ready to show you a beau-| Todds through a fresh line of embroideric-, We are going to offer you some y ues in these goods that should throng the counters with eager buyers. | Silk will Twenty pieces 5c embroidery ‘Twenty-five pieces 8c embroidery | le w eon ‘oat 10¢, These wool-| disagreement at 5c. inets are particularly suited for mak. | struck him and Twenty-five pieces 10¢ em|roi lery | ing waist id school dresses, The warrant at be. : SEPARATE SKIRTS. Della Duga Nineteen pieces 12¢ embroidery drank, was fined $1 and costs, at 7c. i All ready to put right on, lined Me - Mi Fifteen pieces 25¢ embroidery at! throughout, and bound with velvet-| S@°B¥ille, Chattanoog 15e. een, at less than retail price for the <i i White with colored edges 5 to 10¢, | bare material. eves ep Momphis i el 25¢| Three brocade silk skirts, _| Pebrus Beautiful match patterns from 2 tree brocade si kirts, in Chattanooga & St. at $3.98, These are our reg 1.00 skirts. to 48e. Letus show you this line. | var It will do you good. | A little carly to wear them, but} ,, 188 y but! Fifty doz, Ladies’ Black Seamless not too early to buy them i pm se. yuble he « ti aran- Special price inducements will be | 1047 double heel and toe, guaran made just now to start the selling “® oy CARE cea We want to impress you with the| Fine satin damask at 39, 49 to fact now, before the season fairly , These goods are worth much more. opens, that our stock is complete and 5 ery way desirable. We use’ the MILLINERY, same care in buying white goodsthat} We have in au entire new line of || we do silks. None but the best val-| Sailors and will gladiy show them to ues can reach our counters. you, 25 pieces check lawn 4'ye New Ribbons for sashes in all the]! 50 pieves Indian Lion 5 to 20c, | colorings. See our 2's inch S 80 pieces dimity 10 to 25c, Ribbons at 10, +P ermonnrmemcese Rush te- PERSONALS. — | DEATH AT MAYFIELD, Miss Nora Johnson is visiting in e Metropolis, The Spoils). at the Palmer, Mrs. Joe McCann left this morn- ing for Mardi Gras, Mrs. Gus C, BONDS' DAVE STORE THIRD AND COURT Mr. John D. Cox, of the Southe’ Hotel, Passe: Recitation, | oi ? ells’ » and Widely Vernon Bells’’ ld, is at the ee ned n—Ftneral To- Deputy U Five hundred new shepherd plaid. MILLINERY gone to Union county. skirts, different colors and patterns DEPARTMENT. Col. Lucien B. nati, is at the Palmer. weight. These skirts could notbe Just received—The most exclu-] Mr. Richard sold in the regular way under $3.50 sive and stylish line of millinery] permanently locate in Memphi BK. R. Robinse O'Shanters, new sail-] kins,"’ is at the Bay’’—Lillie Marshal LaRue has Not George Washing- Recitation, “A Chain of Dates'’— . Cox, one of the best | Reel eighteen boys known and most prominent residents Ky., died at bis home |§ in that city this morning at 1 o’clock of pneumonia, after an illness of twe Boy" —Joe Wurth. i ‘airy Folks''—Helen y, Carrie Crowder. America’’—seven girls. Night—Harry John Croal and Claude Barnhart proprietor of the Southern hotél He was known all over Keeps the Best orge Detzel left this after- price for your choice of any of these/ Bear in mind, we carry the most|2000 for New place tomorrow. Song, “Battle Hymn of Republic” — W. ASHINGTON'S BIR Reaves returned to Cigars and Tobacco THD, y, | Addrest, Rev. J. W. Wilson, CHURCHES AND SOGIETIES, BaoaDway Mrritopist — Sunday preaching at 7:80 p. m. : Junior Epworth League :30 p.m. memorial Mrs. Harvey Phillips and children wo hundred new gold belts. the city, Mrs. Geo. regular 25c and soc belts—they are Mayfield today, after a visit to Mrs. odd sizes—your choice for toc. W.S. Bishop. A handsome set ring. with every ue $5.00 purchase. left today for Elizabethtown on a Program of the Exercises Given By Fourth Grade Jefferson 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY)" %oMS Philies: . noon for Trenton, Tenn., to remain WEATHER REPORT, F until tomorrow. Mr, ant Mrs, Gardner Sheppard returned to. Memphis after a visit to relatives, Miss Myrtle Thomas, of Mayfie'd, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Brower, She will return home Song, America—School, 10: an a im. and MORTON'S OFERA “| 28 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, ‘Home, 4 Sweets Home! HARRY W. SEMON’S and children Story of W: ashington } | was a pat off last week on account of invitation is ex- the services. H. B. Johnston, pastor, Recitation, George W. ashington—| Nellie Eubanks. Young Washington Mission—Services at Union Gospel Mission tomorrow unday school at 2 p.m., conducted by Frank Stroud, super- ; lecture at 5 p. m., “Original sin witb its effects on the human race, with its cure chemically Ustox Gosten LOCAL 1 MENT ION. Raven Corbett made a tlyi today, being acec panied Recitation, Not George Washing~ ton—Annie Chancy. DeFord and Misses dl Frankie DeFord, of nn., are at the New Sephus Dodson. Recitation, Washington's Hatchet —Irene McMahon, Song, ur Flag—School. Funny Comedians, very handsome dec Life of Washington— Emma Roark. Reading, Characters of Washing: Will Shelton and son Harry, Ark., are visiting Ben Howard and Mrs. id Gearge Shelton on South ns Third street, There will be preaching at Union Dazzling Costumes Gospel Mission on South Third street 7:30, to which the public is cordially invit Linnwood is the best good-sized, Of Hot Springs, Opera, Burlesque, Spectacular, Com: | Address—Mr, Ww. Pantomime, Ballet Services at the usual hour atthe First Baptist church, Fifth and Jefferson streets, K. Penrod, pastor, Subjects, Jesus ‘Jesus and Sovie- Yesterday afternoon articles of in- BROOKLYN REVIVAL, Recitation, Winning His Spurs— JUST WHAT YOU WANT A Hor Disi, wrrit Tonasco Saver! Grv A FRONT Seat! Much Good Work Being Quotation, (Qualities of Washing: ton—Thirteen pupils | goods and notions hi Song, Hail Columbia—School. ts many new ones. Our shoes—yes, our shoes!—for men, women and . . fArnold or Washing- ton—Lela Beadles, Washington — Vida lace, Ed Woolfolk, E. W. Smith} A big revival is in progress at the Sead, be and Geo, Rock, of the city, and|/Christian church in Brooklyn, "3 I Reese, of Nashville. The cap-| under the direction of Rev. 9 ital stock is $200,000, $100 a share. | Wolff, of Central Illinois. F S " een Thus far there have been twenty- Smoke Pete's Bismark and Star seven conversions, some of the oldest JEWELRY STORE. Banner, rai {f | sinners in the county having repented. rn : 5. ] y several converts were a oo 7 Pure maple sugar, per !b., 10c. baptized, and tomorrow another Heinz’ Dill pickle, per gal., 30u, | other large lot will have the ordinance er, superintendent, Skconp Bartist,—At the Second Baptist church, corner of Ninth and Ohio streets, there 0 a, m., W. A. Vantease superintendent. remain to buy—not Song, Kentucky Home--School. eae : Freeman will preach tomorrow even-|! Quotation, Tribute to Washington 7 attend these services, ne Goodness of Prayer meeting every Thurs- day evening at lic cordially invited and gladly wel- comed to all services, tion, Grave of Washington Testu Steer Cunistiax—Rego- |< Vernon Bells—School. In| —. vt. > orn N HARRY SEMON The pupils of Prot. Ross’ and Miss ifling with duty. render the fol- ste ‘ a aa » Dr. Albert Bernheim » Fourth Street German Latherad ehureh by Rev German at 10:4 the evening * SSBYTERIAN. —Services Presbyterian church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at school at 9:30 a, superintendent. prayer ineeting at 7 invited to these servi lowing program Song, ‘America’’ ‘Washington,’” Kors vole Reid, George Thomp- homas Keegan, Martin Kel- .’ Herbert Hee! ht, Robert Leigh, _ Charles Sands, Don Milliken. ~-Come, Thou Almighty King”? Choice dried figs, per tt | Choice N. ©. molasses, per gal., A Bde. va Come in. No trouble to show Fresh corn meal, per bu., 40c. | Extravaganza Company at Morton's goods. | Oranges, per doz., 10e. to 80c. Mint Wednesda | Qt. bottles best catsup, 1c, Gas At Benton. | I, L. Raxvoirn, Harry W. Se comes to Mor- S. Second st, | travaganza company ton’s opera house night, February 23. nesday evening Aside from the 3 ere Vk girls novel features and big company hes been organized with J. |!unch in the city? Why at the Mer-! vaudeville Olio, the burlesque por-|« tion of the program, is Versamlung at} ybody cordially in-| OURS The Ladies Aid soviety of the Sec- vited to attend. churh will meet | *'* ond Presbyterian Monday afternoon at —] Mrs. Johnson's, ington street, and on Tuesday st free Jane hin the city, | Z| Incandescent lamp globes suitable} ot dish. It is the pipes has already begun. ‘The lfor system for sale at McPherson's} Zteatest laughing — sale Tuesday morn- Fourth and Wash- eping a Birthday’ Emma Reitz and Burnie I Instrumental solo, * git the Evansville packet had not] this moraing from Ca Dinchias, tf [Seats will go on gas and the compuny has the sole) 2 °° ce a ing at Van Culin’s book store. right to establish and operate these} We want you for a customer. advance in prive uth Fifth street, special busi MAN WAS MADE TO MOIIRN, Especially Those Sometimes Called POLICEMAN’S HOUSE ROBBED ‘*Washington’s 1—There will Cairo on time doing fair freight by 4 © Thieves Enter His Residence While wag as geal logy on Washington’ — Duke Caldwell. Song, “Washington’’ i Washington's street Evangeli r morning at 10:30, English services Sunday school A cordial in- He is On Duty. The only burglary reported night was at the residence of Officer Tom Potter, on South Fi 4 4 The thieves stol a provisions of various \e r begins at 9:30 a. vitation is extended to all. left several unpaid bills 2 : being a bill for opera house rent It was reported he wa Caldwell, Sam Jones, John Sands. “Three American roes’’—Randall ( Columbia’ —Schoc Recitation, ‘*Truth and Justice Will} Prevail’’—Ella Mutch. My Country’’—Lillian Edwards, Zebedee 1 ham, four and Mecuantcssura M,. E, Cavncu— Sabbath school at %:15, at 10:30 and 7 by Rev, Childs, | journeyed some of his creditors yes- baugh, class leade THE THREE RIVERS. Items of Intere: Cumrertanp Pressyrertan—Cor- nor Sixth and Court streets, M. KE, t Gathered From) for St. 1 the River Front for the Sun Readers, Recitation, ‘History of Our Flag’? —Seventh Grade, Song, ‘Our Flag’? —School Cc Evansville Grain Company Asks For 10:45 a, m. and morning sezvic special interest will he made. nember should be novuncement of River tratlic was very quiet this} $1 cash. beginning Monday, February 21.] ‘Phe Evansville ( All ladies cannot be beautiful in| day instituted suit nt George Collier for wearing one of our American Lady the recovery of 225 cross ties, va at $51.75, and for $25 damages, are now here in any form. We have the American] of the defendant, ‘ain company to- present without ¢ levee presented a gloomy appears “Star Spangled {Banner'’— The City of C! | day at noon for EI was doing good business, Junior Enctes Senior Endeavor at 6 are re cordially invited to. attend these Recitation, ‘Indian Corn’’—Blanche “‘Washington’s Jennie Holloway. ‘Grandma’s Spects’ ’’— Cumberland Presbyterian church will | meet in the lecture room Monday at; 3 o'clock p.m. Jal waist and the model dress form. The prices will be POLICE 6 COURT. i Recitation, ‘‘Dick Talentine Charged ) SATINS. ious Cutting, Was Acquitted, There will be an Old at the Third-street chureh at 11 a, m. tomorrow, “| NOW | s session of the finds it @ great pleasure to look|tiful line of summer silks in Roman] Was not lengthy, and there was little tripes and plaids, In dainty checks] of interest in it. suitable for ladies young and old. The case against Earl Lane, son of A large line of two-tone Brocade] Contractor Lane, ale next week at 25c, | ting Dave Allen, 10 pieces woolinet bought to sell] missed. The two boys, who Dialogue, ‘Choice of Occupation’ —| ! ice Ask Your Dealer for It ELEY, DIPPLE & WHITE BROADWAY $ BROADWAY Filters What is morg essential to good health thin pure water? Our Filters will make impure water as pure lear and sparkling as spring water. Every family should have one. Every Filter tested before leaving our store. GUARANTEED AND FOR: SALE BY How to make it more beautiful... Handsome pictures make lovely homes. re sed te ounce t ave secured the finest and = EXTRAVAGANZA companys, CL)! r at benutifal line of pictures for preaitms to our customers have ever been offered tothe Paducah public. We have en ouf patrons many desirable premiums, but these works eretofore giv of art which we now offer surpass even our own former offerings. These ations, desirable for the homes of every one, we ill give to our customers ABSOLUTELY FREE picture, frame and all, ready to grace a vacant space on any wall, + room or hall, We desire to show our customers how much we appre also by giv- ite their trade by selling the cheapest goods in town hem something free in return for their liberal pat . Wedon't them ‘‘guessing,’’ either. There is no game of chance about our n Rvery customer may be « sure winner of some of our hand- ime art gems, Our extremely low cut prices on dry goods, furnishing ners greatly and brought e pleased our old custe tildrei, are the cheapest on the banks of the Ohio, Our prices on ne who ‘‘come only to’ look"’ ¢ the cheapest shoes in town, gives satistaction, ‘Now is the oes please everybody, Even x tse we | ut also from the fact that every pai recept splendid bargain * chorce of oot John J. Dorian e for an tell your 205 Broadway ps sabre Paducah, Ky. Physician and Surgeon Fietu Sree ‘Next Doors Thr Patan { 7:30 9:00 am, fOMce, - 364 1 1:00—9 100 p.m, Telephones { iresidence, 144 7:00—8 :30 p.m. arrived here ile with a tow of coal and left on ber return at | noon. ler was out for MIVER BULLETIN Owing to the heavy fog of last The towboat Kenton n her appearance at noon, The Dick Fe . 18.5, rising. 3.3, falling Chatt The rivet continues to rise here, Cinctnuatl, 81.4, rise ete tat. ts showed this! Evansville, 19.1. rising. morning 12.8. | Florence, 2.3, rising. | Jobnsonyille, 4.2, falling, t Honty arrived hers last} Louisville, 11.3, 1ising, it with a big tow of ties for! Mt, Carmel, 8.1, falling. kiya. | Nashville, 8.4, falling. The Clyde arrived here out of the} Pittsburg, 7.6, falling. ynessee last night and leaves on{ Davis Island, ¥.0, falling. r return this afternoon. She is ex-} St. Louis, 0.8, falling. ted to carry big freight receipts, | Vaducab, 12.8, risin 8. A. Fow.ex, Observer. The City of Shieflield is due to uss out of the Tennessee river today} ‘Telephone No. 29 for a nice two horse load delivered promptly. Price, Ohio River Spoke and KE. Bell. tf. bout| Rim Co., nd everything ‘down 121 for best laundry in ‘clephone ance. A heavy fog hu ver the! patucah. tt river throughout last night and this — forenoon causing delay among the] Dr, Edwards, Ear, Kye, Nose and packets, Sorost Specialist, Paducah, ut. Many former 10c Smokers in, charged “with being Inducements for i; Inducements for The Coming Week The Coming Week Louis Railway, Black Dress Goods Department New Arrivals For Early ~Beginning Monday we will Spring—1 wil make special pric dress goods in serges, henriettas | spirit and high-class novelti few days ago we re new things in this hing received an assortment of te caded taffetas and satin. Underwear De sizes‘ that are le! wear department you can have for any reasonabie do not wish to carry any stock | spring embrc over in this department, and this week will clear them out. Gents’ Suspenders —Just re-| India linons. dozen gents’ i in style and Prices to suit all people and their This is is he Louie railway will sell round trip tickets to Mewphis on February 20th and 21st, good to re- NEW WASH FABRICS, | HOSE, turn on or before February » at ove fare for the round Bernuan, Agent, 125 Broadway, Paducab, Ky. n all black | to; w until we hear the in y notes of the bluebirds. This house is never are receiving dally tern importers and fac tories every new thing in wool en and wash fabrics for early | What fabries have 4 artment—Odd Dan ire ol vce pretty weave, CORSETS SLAaSYOO L, Lacomansixo, eries has arrived | and is now open for inspection in connection with our new assortinent of torchon laces and right, 8 sbonld Fun out the entire lot in one} Hello Central: 12gc, 36-inch Percales, 7), 5 “*Y, Tell all my friends t and Ge. ;, Fifteen doz tleece-lined Ladies’ | pecting them tonight at 7 ‘Dress Style” Prints, 3°, to Se, Hose that were 55c., will go at 19¢, Jeat the best free lunch in ete Apron Ginghams, 5c, | LIN Respt., Bleached Domestics, 5 to Ze. | One-half bleach full 60 inches, an} Do you smoke Linnwood? WHITE GOODs, Linen at 37 you ought to. It is the best. ceived, fifty KABO STYLE Ne356 xl style bone corsets at 48, udquarters for spring Do not forget to call, | Remember, if omy i] And therefore requires treatment, od by FJ sae as Goods Fair Dealing aa Low Prices the Extent of our Business Victory over Competitors... ELEY, DIPPLE AND WHITE WCU EVVVBVOD PLPPADSRADFS 99090909 0909% ot Come early aud often, and bring your friends with you, to HARBOUR'S, | S24 MBragtisie te. 1° * Inducements for Inducements for The Coming Week The Coming Week Notions, Notions \ pen Ladies’ Hose — A Ladies’ fast tablet for ve...Variegated | black hose at per pair; an- chet cotton for ge, other fast black at 9c per pair. ox batehelor but-| ‘Twenty-five dozen ladies’ 4o- eamless fast black hose, everywhere at 20c, this per spoc tons for gc...Dressing combs at | gauge 5¢ each,,.Metal back combs at | Sold .Children's pretty | Week's price, 12!sc per pair. or ties, worth 35c,/ Gent's Half Hose—A Gents’ 5c a pair. se to plaid Win for agc...Lead pencils with rub- | Seamless half hose her attached for te each...One! Fifteen dozen gent fam, Ox- spool Daisy knitting silk, 4¢-..| blood and black seamless hose, Hee eee eee rent oe regular price r5c, this week 10c. and cuffs...Ml colors in baby Children’s Hose—Infants’ fast ribbon é black, sizes from 5 to 8's, at 5c. Vartrew Jorgen & Co.'s Hite ‘Pen dozen misses’ and children’s ‘te, Will, Locust, Hones, at Tibbed hose, sizes frem 6 to g's, each, six for ase, for this| this week’s price 10¢ per pair, ue only. Dr, Stewart's Anti-| Remnant ket—Many good septic, Buttermilk and Cucum he et soaps, for complex ion, three cakes in box, for 18¢ per be toilet soaps things in short lengths can be found in our remnant basket at pont half price. Look 'em over.