The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 25, 1898, Page 4

P i ‘Wane: sonra wats, fancy colors and black; also all of our fine velvet waists, well worth $6 oo and $7.00, go this week at th actual cost of alone, $2. a 5, He e hundred new dress skirts, consisting of black and stylish plaids. These skirts are 2,00, $2.50 and $3.00; lots for this week well worth they go in two at $1.25 and $1.50. Bargain No. 3—The most cle gant stylish line of silk and satin dress skirts in the city, worth from $8.00 to $25.00, our prices $4.08 to $10.00. Don’t Miss the Place EYES TESTED FREE! Bargains Tom No. {—All our hand-| Millinery Department + * nery has just arrived. f the most elegant, most stylish, and also the most reasonable, stock Of | night from Memphis. millinery ever displayed of Paducah. ~x.The Bazaar we Must be h to be Appreciated]. PERSONALS. Mr. Eldred Turner, of Mayfield, i ere Miss Ruth Boyd, of St. t the Palmer. Brall Linsay, of Clinton, was here | Louis, is | | yesterday. | Our new spring stock of milli- It is by far|f n the city Call, see our goods and be convinced. We are certainly headquarters for all kinds of hair goods, Our new line of switches at 75¢ and $1.00 cannot be equalled elsewhere at less than $1.50 and $2.00. uw 215 Broadway LOCAL MENTION. Odd Fellows Notice, Ingleside lodge meets tonight at 7 o’clock for work in the initiatory and first degrees, All Odd Fellows are welcome to attend. By order, J. H. Maxwern, N.G., Frep Hritsnos, Sec. Most druggists sell you what you ask for. Some will ask you to take something which they claim is ‘‘just as good.’’ Sometimes a little more profit induces them todo this, Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey is the best cough, cold and grip cure, After you try it once you will like it too well to accept any substitute. 2405 Not There will be a candy pulling to- night in the basement of the new Spectacles Properly Adjusted; Satisfaction Guaranteed Se aaaaaad J.L.WOLFF JEWELER AND OPTICIAN proaoway 408 sroanway J. S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION; CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to. Office, 714 South Third street. ————— 20000000000 200000000" 3) WHY NOT TRY IT? This is not a large ad. But you've seen and read it Others would have done the same had it been your adver. tisement. Have you anything to an- nounce that will interest the hundreds who read the Sun every day? Then why not say it here? 3 N0oeoeeee: JOHN G. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW... ' 419 Broadway. Farmers’ Restaurant... 21? § Second $1 ‘The best meal in town for the money... Open day and night Proprietor. ‘There is more Catarrh in this section of the y all other diseases put together. few years Was supposed to be incur: ra great many years doctors ronounced it a local disease, atid prescribed al remedies, and by constantly failing co ‘cure with local treatment, pronounced it in curable, Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires, @ constitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.C! It is taken Invern the market. from 10 drops to & teaspoonful. Is on the blood and mncous surfaces of the syr tem. ‘they offer one hundred doliars for apy en route Stes tt Tallow cure, ‘Send for circulars ang] afteroon en route ‘vestimonials. Address, It acts direct: pe J, CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, 0, | | 14 , THC. Ball's Pauly Pilis are the bees. ‘Telephone 121 for best laundry in Paducah. tf Wood. ‘Telephone No. 29 for a nice two f horse load delivered promptly, Price, $1 cash. Obio River Spoke and Rim Co. E. Bell. tf. Special Sale. and 4 months, died today at the Sagat 1 his sight Pure maple cugar, per Ib. 10c, | family residence, on Ashbrook ave-|U2 today. He may lose his sig Heinz’ Dill pickle, per gal., 30e. |nue, Mechanicsburg. The funeral] '™ 0D€ eye t Choice dates, per Ib., 7'¢0. will take place at 2 0,clock tomorrow : Choice dried figs, per Ib, 73¢c. | afternoon, NO MEETING, e Choice N, O. molasses, per gal., 85c. Fresh corn meal, per bu., 40c, Oranges, per doz., 10c, to 80c, Qt. bottles best catsup, 15e, I, L, Ranpotra, 123 5S. Second st. | Phone 89. Change arin. E. B, Barnett posed of his " stock of groceries ii Broadway | °8¢ of Miss against the Wm. Greif estate was to- day overruled in the circuit court, to Artz Brothers. We want you for a customer. u New Crrr Steam Lavunpey, Broadway Methodist church, All children invited. Dr. Edwards, Ear, Eye, Nose and Throst Specialist, Paducah, — tt. Funeral of Len Faxon, The faneral of the late Mr. Len G. Faxon, formerly @ young man we'l known here, reached the city at 10 o’clock this morning from Albuquer- que, N. M. The funeral took place from the residence of Mr, Rhea, in- terment at Oak Grove. Notice. Owners of horses, mules and cattle will conform to the ordinance govern- ing same, at once or suffer the pen- alty. Horses and mules, loose, are not to be let run in the city limits at any time day or night. Cattle are to be confined at night. This will be rigidly enforced, 2313 Jas. M, La: Mayor: Died of Dropsy. J. W. Morgan, aged 49, died of dropsy yesterday afternoon in the city hospital yesterday morning. He had been boarding at ‘Catfish’ Jones’ and had dropsy. Linnwood is the best good-sized, good quality 5-cent cigar made. Ask for it. tu Valuable Real Estate For Sale. The following yalaable real estate 1s offered for sale at low prices: Residence, six rooms, and lot, eor- ner Tenth and Jefferson. Stable end lot, Jefferson near Tenth, touching Illinois Central rail- road, Business property on Third street between Broadway and Jefferson, 43 feet front, now used as coal yard and feed store. For terms apply to J. T. Donovan or John O’Brien, Paducah, Ky. 215 Carricd Back to Mlinois. Will Chapel was carried back to ed from Owensboro. noon for Louisville. Rey. W. H. Pinkerton bas return- Miss May Harlan bas returned rom a visit to Princeton. Mrs. Pat O'Brien returned last) Mr. Sam Molloy, of Kuttawa, was in the cily yesterday, Col, H, H. Houston left this after=|! Mr. W. 8. Dycus, of Kuttawa, was in the city yesterday, Miss Ollie Council returned to Mayfield this afternoon. Mr, R, B, Phillips and wite yelurned from New York. Mr. Collin McGinnis returned to Creal Springs this afternoon, Captain Beatty returned last night from a trip up the Mississippi. Miss Carrie Hutchins, of Memphis, is a guest of Mrs. J. T. Donovan, Mrs, W. T. Miller and daughter returned this morning from Mayfield. Mrs, 8S. E. Jackson, of Danville, Tenn., is at the New Richmond, Miss Rosa Perdue, of Massac, 1s visiting her sister, Miss Martha Per- due. Mrs. Ida Elliott has gone to San Bernandino, Cal., on a Visit to rela- tives, have Messrs. G. M. Green and F, D. Wyatt, steamboat inspectors, left to- day. Mrs. J. E. Elliston and ‘son, Charies, left yesterday on a visit to Baltimore, Ky. Mr, A. Levy and wife have re- turned to Louisville, after a visit to Telatives here. Mr. James E. Robertson, of the News, returned this morning from Washington. Deputy United States Marshal La- Rue has returned from a trip to Louisville Capt. Jimmie Owen is expected }Came Near Being What ‘Struck by a L. depot this moroing while a ing fence posts. whea thrown to the grout away badly crippling him. was broken, but when carrie A BROKEN BNOK Wilde Sustained Thi Forenoon. { nce Post at the & St. L. N, John Wilde, a white man, was painfully injured at the N., C. & St. One of the heavy pieces and struck him ig At first it’ was thought hie Boyd infirmary, his injuries were found to not be serious, CASE LEFT OPEN, Evidence Heard in the Case Against ‘Tom Hannon, Hannon Will no Doubt Be Held to Answer, The evidence in the examining trial of Thomas Hannon, charged with the murder of Will Hall, in Mechanics- burg, last Monday, was finished yes- terday afternoon in Judge Sander’s court, and the latter reserved his de- cision for tomorrow morning. It is thought that Hannon will be held for manslaughter, if not for murder, the probabilities being that it will be for the latter. Hannon’s testimony differed from that of anybody else. He claimed the shootiog occurred in the hall, and not ia the murdered man’s room, and that be did not load the gun, but that it was already loaded, His own brother-ia-law swore he loaded the gun, and Dr. Troutman back tomorrow froma week’s sojourn at Owen's cave. Mr. W. H. McKnight went over to Creal Springs yesterday afternoon for a sojourn, Messrs, W. P. Barvhill and A. L. Jamilton came in from Savannab Tenn. this afternoon. Mrs. George B. Cornelius and children left this morning for Evans- ville on a visit. Mr. W. Fred Long left this after- noon for Louisville to attend the con- ference ot republicans, Rev. ‘I. Peiser, of Cincinnati. who will discourse at Temple Israel to- night, is at the Palmer. Or. O, J. Travis, superintendent of Illinois Central bridges, was in the city today en route to Chicago, Mrs. Young, of McLeansboro, Ill., returned home today, after a visit to her brother, Dr, Frank Boyd. Mrs. A. R. Ticknor returned last night from an extended visit to rel. atives in Indianapolis. Deputy Revenue Collector Hen- drick went up the Illinois Central this morning on business. Miss Beulah lamb, of Greenville, returned home today after a brief visit to Councilman Eades and bride. Mr. Frank Ellis, of the Semon company, is a member of Newark, N, J. Lodge of Elks, No. 21. He is one of the business managers of the company, and is a most pleasant gen- tleman. “A TRIP TO CHINATOWN.” To Appear at Morton’s Opera House Monday Night. The greatest success in all the annals of farce-comedy, ‘*A Trip to Chinatown,”’ will be presented in this James Spence,} month. of the city. for system for sale at McPherson’s| fine orchestra, will give a ladies and Drug store. u Newspaper Men | Halstead, of Cincinnati, yin doses} party of passed through the city yesterday Cincinnati after a visit to New Or- water—clear distilled water only, tf writer prints without ribbon, Beauti- 2116 farmer living near husband, Rosenberg is now on trial. ET TO I QT oo tm Naeem atin: Murphysboro, Ill., last evening by|city on Monday evening at Morton's Sheriff Wells. He was arrested here|opera house. The history of the suc- on a charge of stealing a watch, over- | cess of this clever farce in New York coat and $2.50 from a resident of Jand all the large cities of the United that place, States is familiar to every student of the newspapers and theater-goers throughout the country. The people of this city will see in “A Trip to Chinatown’? a very meritorious cast, a better outfit altogether than has r before been selected for this Notice. All bills against the board of edu- cation must be filed with secretary not later than the Saturday preced- ing the first Tuesday in every month; }" otherwise they will not be considered | °Y¢" until the regular meeting in the next | P/*Y- Ri oo ecty. 242.7 ONLY 15 AND 25 CFNTS | His Killed, — Mr. Chas. Franke, one of the un-|To Joshna Simpkins At Morton's fortunate midshipmen killed in the a Maine disaster, was a cousin to Mr. Opera House Tomorrow Short Orders] A, Franke, the well known plumber itisracoar —_——_——_ : The Joshua Simpkins company Incandescent lamp globes suitable| with two big banis of music and childrens matinee at the opera house tomorrow at 2 o’clock, Admission children 15 cents adults 25 cents, Plenty of fun, good music, singing and dancing. GUN EXPLODED, ‘mn Route Home, Hons, John R. McLean and Murat with their writers, reporters and to their homes in Conductor Thompson’s Eye Badly Hart, Conductor Henry G. Thompson met with a painful accident yesterday over in Illinois while duck, hunting. The breech-pin of his gun flew out and struck him under the zight eye, |r inflicting @ painful wound. tion his eye was badly burned, from it, and could not go out on his leans. New City aundry uses no muddy The new model No. 4 Yost type- ul and perfect work all the time, 0. B. Stanks, Agent. A Child’s Death. Minnie D, Edwards, aged 1 year powder Death in Marshall. Mrs. West, wife of a prominent Briensburg, is lead, aged sixty-four years. She eaves several children, besides a Councilman Clark Ill, the Council Will Not Meet. cents cash. Mayor Lang intended to call a spe-| g cial session to act on the electric light superintendency question, but owing to the illness of Councilman Clark, no meeting will be held, Motion Overruled. ‘The motion for a new trial in the Mary B. E, Greif Have you seen the '98 model of O. B, Starks, Agent, The case of Dr. Smith against] writer? Paducah, Ky. 216 Bring the children, |!and. He ‘ ticed medicine for some time, and about three years ago came to Padu- cab and located, since having resided here. of his profession, having acquired | other. comfortable fortune, In addi-| they are heard from. The council will not meet tonight.jern Kentucky, the new ball-bearing Densmore type-| YoU ought to. WC. C.C, fail to cure, druggiste re testified that an artery was severed, and that the blood was bound to have spurted out the instant the shot struck the victim, There was no blood in the hall, but gallons of it in the reom. The case will probably be argued in the morving by Harris for the de- fense, and Attorney Graves and Gil- bert, for the prosecution. STOLEN LAP ROBE Turns up Again After Many Days of Absence. Mr. J. V. Powell Identifies it at @ Wagon Yard, This morniog Officers Jones and Harlan were called to a Jefferson street wagon yard to investigate the theft of a lap robe belonging to Mr. J. V. Powell, the grocer. The robe was brought in by a young man named White, of the Ragland neigh- borhood, today, and was stolen from Potter's wagon yard soon after Christmas, White claimed that he bought the lap robe from his brother, who was held over day before yesterday for meat stealing, and is now in jail. His brother claimed to have bought it in Cairo, White readily gave up the lap robe, and the matter ended. DR. FRANK DEAD. Passed Away This Morning, Af- ter a Brief Llness, Was 53 Years Old—Resided For Years in Marshall County. Dr. B. T. Frank, one of Paducah's best and most known citizens, died at his home on South Ninth street, after a brief illness, this morning. The doctor had been on the street as Inte a3 Tuesday last, when he was atisched by something like pneu- monia. The deceased had been an invalid for about ten years, but was able to be about. Dr. Frank was born in Owen coun- ty in December, 1845. He received his education at Eminence college in 1867. From there he went to Au- barn, Mo,, and after a of some little time there, moved to Indiana, In 1876 he went to Marshall coun- ty and settled near Sharpe, at Oak- resided there and prac- He retired from the practice He leaves a wife and a young son and a number of brothers all over the} for hunting in Henry county.”’ country. fied by telegraph, and the funeral ar- The latter have been noti- ‘angements will not be made until Dr. Frank once lived in Jefferson- He suffers considerably | ville, Ind., and in New Orleans also, and was reputed to be worth about $100,000. 000 or more here, and is said ta be He 1s assessed for $30,+ he largest tax payer in Marshall younty. He also has land in Arkan- sas and Texas, Prime Render Lump only 9 Best coal in West- and the best ereened, Choice egg 8 cents cash, Telephone 370. Central Coal and Iron Co., Jeff J, Read, Manager. Do you smoke Lionwood? If not, It is the best, tt vo Cure Constipation Forevet ‘ake Cascarets Candy Cathartic, 10g or! a \, Grand Display of Famous Paintings Reproduced on Glass, ” Given Away FreB sss As an advertisement for our business we have con- tracted with an eastern factory for their entire line of these gems of art, and have them on exhibition at our store. These me- dalion pictures are very handsome, and the mod- est home is able to pos- sess them absolutely free of charge. Don’t fail to call for coupon. ELEY, DIPPLE & WHITE, J. J. Guthrie’s old stand. LOOKING FOR HEIRS. Col. Carroll Here From Louis. St. Looking For Heirs of Thos. Cook, Who Was Killed in ‘Texas, Col. Henry S. Carroll, of St. Louis, was in the city today looking up heirs of one Thomas Cook, who are entitled to a big estate in Texas. Col. C roll explained bis mission to a repor- ter, as follows: thomas Cook emigrated with » number of others from Kentucky to Texas in 1835, to fight in the Mexi- can war, He and the entire detach- ment were killed at the battle of Re- fugio, March 2, 1836. ° The state of Texas has been very generous in do- nating land to them, here to look up Cook.’’ Col. Cook had bad a list of the killed, taken from a Texas history. He said he bad not succeeded in ob- tainjog any ipformatiion here. He left at noon for home. MAYOR LANG INDICTED. His Reeent Hunting Trips in Tennessee May Occa- sion Trouble. Henry County Does Not Allow Non-Residents to Hunt There, But The Mayor Hunted, Mayor Lang disclosed the startling fact this morning that he is a fagitive from justice, wanted in Henry coun- ty, Tennessee, on three or four in. dictments. Yesterday morping a gentleman from Paris, Tenn., called on the Mayor and remarked: +‘ Well, Doc- tor, you'd better stay away from Henry county now. “Lintend to,” laughingly respond- ed the Mayor, who had a distinct recollection of the distressingly poor luck he had there while hunting in Henry county a couple of weeks ago. He thought the visitor was joking, but soon learned his mistake. “’m io earnest,’”” resumed the seeing that the Mayor did not understand him, ‘They've got three or four indictments against you Mayor then ascertained that there is a special law in Henry county en- Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. ‘DR: nd I have come heirs of Thomas The} match there was a slight explesion. BONDS’ DRUG STORE THIRD AND COURT Keeps the Best: Brands of Cigars and Tobacco phone 392 MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE Fletcher Terrell, Manager SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 MATINEE AND NIGHT ‘THY GREAT RURAL COMEDY, JOSHUA SIMPKINS The play that has made millions laugh; replete with songs, dances, and uew refined character specialties SEE the thrilling saw mill scene. SEE Potomac river by moonlight. SEE the village tavern SEE Scenes in Washington, D. C TWO BRASS BANDS! Watch for the big street parade at noon. Bring the litle ones and laugh with Unele Josh ec prices—Children under 12 years, isc a“ a5¢ ight prices—ase. asc, Soc, r9¢ Seats on sale Friday at Van Culin's, 28 MONDAY, FEB. 28 After Nearly Three Years Absence, HOYTS A TRIP TO CHINATOWN ‘The greatest of all farce comedies, to be ly selected com ater, New York, comedy actor Peaded ty the popu MR. FRANK LANE The dashing widow The dying man. The flirting girl. The disappointed bachelor. HEAR The Bosom Friend of Albert Prince of Wales. T Love You in the Same old Way Maloney and the Brick Together with the latest and the most recent contributions songs, dances and specialti Prices—ase, asc, soc. 75¢ and $1. Seats on sale Saturday at VanCulin's MISS AGNES MOHAN Solicits pupile for instruetion on the PIANO 0. Farni 1005 Trim! Reference. — Prof. G. § Ei vrof, H Joining non-residents from hunting wit s confines. The Mayor has been hunting there several times lately, and was greatly surprised to learn of the indictments pending against him, The penalty is a fine. Councilman Winstead and Capt. J.T. Moore have accompanied the mayor on his hunts in Henry county, and they were probably also indicted, although the gentlemen who informed Mayor Lang failed to say anything about them. GASOLINE EXPLODED, Harry Craft Painfully Injured This Morning, While Making Enamel—Ris Face Burned By the Sudden Flames. Mr. Harry Craft was painfully injured this morning about 10 o’clock by a gasoline explosion, at his shop on Jefferaon street near Fifth. He was making enamel, when the fiame went out. The gasoline is kept in a large sheet iron reservoir, and when he opened the door and strack The flames painfully, though not seriously burned his face, and blew the door off the reservoir. MARRIED AT MEMPHIS, Harry Ashcraft and Miss Jennie Jones Married. Mr, Harry Ashcraft and Miss Jen- nie Jones, of the city, were married Water | Filters - What is more essential to good health than pure . water? Our Filters will 6 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 318-324 BROADWAY PADUCAW KY. Home,sSweetsHome! | | How to make it more beautiful... | Handsome pictures make lovely homes. ’ E are pleased to announce that we have secured the finest and | most beautiful line of pictures for premiums to our customers ' that have ever been offered tothe Paducah public. We have , heretofore given our patrons many desirable premiums, but these works of art which we now offer surpass even our own former offerings. These very handsome decorations, desirable for the homes of every one, we , will give to our customers ‘ | ABSOLUTELY FREE |—picture, frame and all, ready to grace a vacant space on any wall, in room or hall, We desire to show our customers how much we appre- jeiate their trade by selling the cheapest goods in town, and also by giv- jing them something free in return for their liberal patronage. We don’t jkeep them ‘‘guessing,’’ either. There is no game of chance about our premiums. Every customer may be a sure winner of some of our hand- some art gems. Our extremely low cut prices on dry goods, furnishing | goods and notions have pleased our old customers greatly and brought {us many new ones. Our shoes—yes, our shoes!—for men, women and children, are the cheapest on the banks of the Ohio. Our prices on shoes please everybody. Even some who ‘‘come only to look’* jremain to buy—not only because we have the cheapest shoes in town, but also from the fact that every pair gives satisfaction, ‘‘Now is the accepted time’’ to buy splendid bargains at our store, and get first choice of our +} ‘ beautiful pictures free. Come soon and John J. Dorian - i see for yourself, so you can tell your 205 Broadway - friends about our low prices and elegant gift pictures. Paducah, Ky. Dr. Albert Bernheim — Physician and Surgeon Fivtn Steeet.... Next Door Tur Paturn 7:30 9:00am. HOURS { 1:00--3:00 p.m, Ome, * ee 7:00-8:30 p.m. Telephones { Residence, 144 ‘WHAT? Ball Bearing Typewriter Pre YES ! The 8S model of the New Densmore is ball bearing in all. See sample with oO. B. STARKS, , Agent for Densmore, Yost and Caligraph Typewriters. Supplies for all standard machines. yb ul _ “4 craft, and the bride a daughter of ’ Mejir'T, T- Jones the welt known | L€mon’s Feed Store! hardware man, 118 North Third street, Mr. Ashcraft isa young man of|,, prominence in railroad circles, and | ALL KINDS OF FEED.. 7 for some time worked here. He DOW | Give us a trie vatapt delivery : holds an important position in the I. ~ - — 5 C, office at Memph H A N D | N papery aro ry | > WEATHER REPORT. ota | For Chapped Hands Louisville, Ky., Feb. 25,—Fair and Face, Use tonight and Saturday, iad WINSTEAD’S * JOSHUA SIMPKINS «HANDINE. * Here Tomorrow—Two Bands of There is Aothion to equal Pm: Music—Watch for Street Pa- | it. Sold by all first- rade at Noon. | class druggists, na The ‘Joshua Simpkins” company, QB eB Second Hand Goods + Highest cash prices paid by WILLIAM ROUGENO & SON of new ret our ‘e also ex- carrying their own special scenery, will produce the great pastoral com- edy drama of that name at the opera house tomorrow afternoon and night. The piece deals with country life and], people. Inthe third act a sensa-| turvitnre, stows, ranges, et tional saw mill effect is shown, being | Phunge orw goals tof old nothing more nor less than @& COm-| come. plete saw mill in full operation, cut- ¥,Col. Ben Harrison, the veteran visit. at 8 o’clock last evening at Mem-~|ting up genuine timber. ‘The taw k 2 ~ phis, where the bride had gone on a: used is 8 genuine buzz or circular bigs ley He Tuesday fopmeriy Both are residents of Padu- saw and cuts through timber at light- adelphia, where he bad been residing cab, the groom a son of Major Ash- ning speed. tuna thet Oatobar, ft