The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 31, 1898, Page 2

OUR SECOND Miltinery Opening FLAGSHIP OF THE FLYING SQUADAG\, CAPT. W. 8. SCHLEY, IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES | PROFESSIONA L DR, W. C, EUBANKS, HOMGOPATHIST, Were Those at Masonic Hall Last Evening. OMtice—0¥ Hrowdway. Kesidence, 14) Jefferson St. A. S. DABNEY, | Order of the Temple Conferred Son on Father—Supplemen- f ry oe na nurs ay are ® DENTIST. : . | ’ s The Masonic hall was crowded | pce dagi Br Att ag oa ae << . ' with visiting and resident Sir Knights three palgeephers Heath about, Uke. ae Pe Hast olght, “the Giiesios b ig the 406 BROADWAY. imal and] Garmined to investigate. id |spectal conclave - of 5 Come The Englishman hunted through the ’ 5 mrandaes Nea Jn Bir, folios of the British Musem, to find what ak meatal Seat DR D A AMOSS had been said about the beast; the Ger- Phe order of the Temple was con- ' . ' boyy ans! pe ae ee rt Sr \\ on Dr. J.D. Landram, of : spe a Moly Wied 2h <j b ee ae iMayfleld, by his son Mr J w Homeopathic ception of the animal from his own con- R I andrum, eminent commander of Ph ici sciousness; the Frenchman went down to a ‘The spring and summer hats n all their beauty. We ha ve Haducal commandery ysician SOUTE hand's teal aboan the —_ prepared a display for these days that make us more prominent x : | Itis said to be the first instance | om Broadway Att € ard a i dea age : than ever as ARMORED CRUISER BR‘ Jon record in Kentucky where the de- i coe aie iting gs r= =m jaree was conferred by son on father, oe Laggan pga Mh a’ shoes eet The Brooklyn is the navy's greatest ¢ 1 aod tle. tak token — for $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, worth as 4 7 , a ke work Was most impressively ° leah > p 6, ~ The Millinery Leaders of pene aiplacenen 471 tot nn eho ont ao Paks i oo iat high as $6.00. Misses’ and Children's at ye ° wh, twelve 5 inch and 20 smaller % p 2 be >6c Showing all the latest importations in fine pattern hats and bonnets for} Me twelve 5 inch an - sears old, aud has been prominent io| HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.0. 75¢, worth up to $3.00. The styles are ladies, misses and children oe r M work for lifty years. Ph d not the latest, and we haven't all sizes of i aad a bal t iol ext t att r | I oh lot t " PY ‘hman~ Fy people of Spain have shown that in| ex; ! y | A tasquel was served on tle a ysician an each lot, but why not do as Frene! this hour of national distress, that allt , ‘ oor of the building after the See for yourself? You'll learn more re- uy Your Easter Dress From Us val ~ Surgeon vding tii qrett ales Sopaeeenee at a differences can be laid aside, ‘That the people and of]ceremonies. ‘The toasts responded s a aA ee the than we could tell you on a del We will give you more style, serv d satisfaction for your] patriotism burns as brightly and as| any settlement} We Ag BN HE feo Hours w age of this paper. " ‘ money than you are accust flercely in Spain as in this country is les the purchase} si! 1 Ag ae Pe utes g hes sit Fashion has said small checks are the proper thing; we have the A tev this niles 680 th ‘ Pho| RCrtons the ¢ © of Ken-| Office, No, 419'¥ Bros wees —_—_—_——— 2 sing cks are the 5 ling; we have them. /evidenced by the actions of the peo-| of their by the Cu beltueky, b z Thirty-six-inch blue, green and black wool filling checks for 25¢ \ ae : PHY baci Aled A helm, deputy —| TI > mq Agent for the highest grades made, Thirty-eight-inch blue, b P cen changeable oliecks: ple of that country. Laborers all] American peoy 1 complete] gr Encampment pa, J, D. SMITHS GE- rs v. a We are prepared to offer 1895 Stearns + the most stylish effects for misses’ 's dresses, 39¢ yard. over Spain are contributing the} imdependence and their will will be f U. Ss. y Wm. (Daddy) for a Po a ereuees Forty-eight inch strictly all-wool checks, g eens and blacks, at 45c. | wages of one day in each week to the| obeyed. he ng Louisville, ehesar| by urs fe BIC YCLES on the market, prettiest whee! made, , ThesefAre the Best Val ott 4 This Sprit nationaljwar fund. The proceeds of i Seetacke Jonnenanink Was an Drartics ; Bateow tapi fag ye Mee r st Values r i ri i ” re entucky, J son, of r “ 3 * efc py = Ne ; ie 1d ue ' pub pring opera entertainments are going to,the} ‘The crisis however is at hand. |p aiktor, nior warden ;{ terson i|AIND BICYCLE clusive Bryce house in the city. —- Thirty-six-inch strictly all-wool sty otch mixtures, 25¢ yard. same cause. The wealthy are giving } pain is fighting for time is the} Grand Encampment st Louisville in] pene’: ny Ke complete repair shop. A free riding ' Thirty-eight-inch all-woo! henrietta lack and all colors at 50c. general belief. That the despatch of] 1901, by Hal T ‘ seepage school to those buying wheels from fe? y 5°C: | of their munificence while the poor | general belief, That the despatch of 1901, by Hal ‘I. Jefferson, emiraent A Kissino TEIDEMIC RS. " Don’t fal to call—remember the 4 give their mite. ‘The victory of Sa-|#nother leet yesterday from Spanish] commander of DeMolay command- ISUNDRI? A gasta has been won on a wat plat- | Shores for unknown points, but prob- ery, Louisville; the Pilgrim’s Pro-| Phe History, Romance aud Pathology * A ee ssigl 6 s ss, by Dr. J. D. Landrum, the of Osculation. - form, opposition of almost every kind | ably for Cul s but in compliance! stulant; Sister Jurisdictions, by! Jtewasi while resent [PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS being patriotically silent, on the un-| With election pledges made by Sa-) Eminent Sir Davidson, commander] ty to 4. oh f \ Ga, | 124 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Honee, 7 derstanding that war with the United | gata, 1sevident, That Sagasta ex-/of Gethsemane commandery of Me-| that { ‘ a | States is inevitable, and that the|Pects war there can be nosdoubt, for] ttpolis. Sir Hendricks, of Madis-| jn + ow we —_—_—- Spaniah government is firmly resolved | He has it in his power to secure peace) 7 e Commandery, was also one of) Times, and thai a Jeadim ‘Dr Jer Be rnheit n to make no further concessions of any | €¥8 though the price of peace might] Among the visiting Sir Kni ch eon lah ’ 3 g Among siting Sir Knights the] «|, 1 ’ kind whatsoever to American de-}be the overthrow of bis party. ‘The / following members from the Metrop-| ¢ r tae Tiaadby TE is, diMoull “tb: cobtaive Spanish torpedo flet is spesdlagto:{ole Cotumeudary chartered tha pionrrc| eet ott Physician and Surgeon % how Sagasta can yield to the de-/Ward Cuba, itself on a mission of | et pikes ea hing Paducah at} analyzed nvest Fretn[Sraner. . mands of this country. Spain has|"@F The President has given Spain|’ “1 iart"a yavidson, ©. B. Treat, | 222°! !K ges ea ae lost nearly all but her honor, In her| Until tomorrow to accede to his de-]y. 2. Young, J. M. Bowlby, Heary| Pins, ‘teat Ouaa JLab g ek he Telephones { Mee... ‘i ‘ | national tribulations anything is/™8nds. Her compliance will avoid) Jonson, H. Quante, A. Quante,| ¢: to the oconsicus w ater 7:00—8 .30 p.m. L Residenc: / Opening Sale Opening Sale preferable to dishonor. War with all| immediate war. Her refusal means | Melvin Smith, J. H. Craig, Ellis) yt." ¥ P : thy g F 3. teal ne sted | Mann and Wm, Wright, The othe 2 ps ny . B D H its direful results would be courted) The President has exhausted 3 ‘igs be other} and even its hie a s Dave Organdies Silks : * his plans for peace. ‘The outcome |O¥+el-town visitors were William] pec, : sige bave 7 by the Spaniards rather than yield to| | *! : © ouseome tRyan, Val T. Jefferson, F. D. Hard-| ej i ome, A Weela ome! 1 1in acc ’ i moe ee mee Ue) we be a First mentioned because our line) Fifteen pieces all new styles, | hated Yankees. Hes with Spain, The acceptance, | wick,’ W, J. Watkins, J.B. O'Bryan, in of these beautiful goods will sur-! ‘rin and striped wash silks, - 4. however, by Spain of the demands of | Braynar cane and f, Wolf of}, sy : A . : » ’ it more beautiful pass anything ever placed belore openit ice yard Cuba must also be reckoned with | MeKinley, does not preclude the } Johnsory of Franke | pyiny runs ; ‘ How to make Sg the Paducah public. Iwenty different choice styles, sibtlien er wat The Cut yi Coleman. W. c y | Har‘dsome pictures make lovely homes, ct -icrageia r 4 ld lig {dark colored India silks| iM arranging terms & peace. Spain pans oF E tier | a Foreign designed organdies sold light and dark colored Indta st! i : be k 1 the Ar ‘ | 2D Holten, of “Murray ile * every where for 25¢ in our opening at 50¢ yard sod the United States nay negotiate #n Peo"! Hugh Neale, of Mayfield, and A. G. ||" E are please d to anne e that we have secured the finest and sale for 15¢ yard. Handsome black satins for styl-] but unless the Cuban insurgents rat-|1'¢ Must t (Spain im Gilbert, of is, Tenu. kie sy Af most beaut iful line of pictures for premiuris to our customers Fine French organdies in newest ish shirt waists at 69% and 89% a it will all be for naught. it is) ™*K¢ it can sa ls Packie i. iat have ey "er bee ered tothe Paducah public. We have patterns 25¢ yard yard. probabie that the struggling | be said ho r t any plant arena pedty 2 | hes 1 i ons many ss y Pe sehen but the Pre t rf AK ib 7 o, ter s even own! t pening ale of Shirt Waists. sbeclute independence, and that, wo,| Will We ace Ameri br i 9 ¢ ° pay nel an inde ere. S an is it} A-sugar war is in Chicago]! : ITE FREE 4 75¢ 8c without the payment of am indemnity. (0. | \ : ees Leith maventedd over the'cuanee: | | ABSOLUTELY FREE ; 4 —— made Buys the choice of 300| Buys any of these dim-] Autonomy has proven a failure, and jy, e CHAMMEDIEY “An earthquake was felt at Adaix| 007 t vacant space on any wall, in ts, withde- stylish percale waists, ity, percale and muslin! the Cubans have learned by bitter, ¥ cila-sne kite Tusdag.poriing | lia ‘ ur customers how much we appre- tachable callar—regu-| many with the new bias) shirt waists, made to “Soe gat IF OTN. | oribed rg in town, and also by gi ular dollar value. ifront, all pretty. sell for $1.50. Edobs A , stabbed hi N ped i] cata ‘ heral patronage, We dont’ " n loverport during a drunken brawl. ri A a 1 ne about i $ tants, t une hance about our ~ Solid Black Muslin Waists at $1.00, ‘The total gold importations an-| our cx, ; un? Winner of some of our hand- nounced Tuesday amounted to $3,-]¢5 have kr a ti + | some ¢ Oo low cut or < es on dry goods, furnishing Se 2% BF 425, eG . r , ‘ I 1 ly and brought river, in Arkansas, is at jj ‘ Oo : n, women an’ % 20.1 stage and the town of Newport and sel eapest a Our prices od jis threatened. ' nly to lookn’ This morning Miss Leli 1 8 y ern | a - . i - » fo! hoes in town, 5 visit to relatives and friends, | it i f \ fecegead . : 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY ie akin’ daw loess tacee ¥ ry t © hold up a F oes and get first ch Hort ohn J Dorian completed now. Yesterday an ave ‘ani, N. M. Se soon ¢ 3 Phe e tior finisher arrived to put in the] ou else- ™ ger opened fire pirate AR Sewn, gone you a 205 Broadway THE PADUCAH UA LY SU, approved or condemned by succeed: | staircase, |w Mr. H the| and the robbers fled. } siete Cael ocho Paducah, K fects a fe ng generations long after the mem- —— lcity sever 1 wi as-| Both houses of the Lowa legislature hy. : bers of Congress, whoare now urging] Miss Mickie Hansbro has entirely! ant 1 ot assed a resolution re uesting Published th SengOn, except ipitate action will have been fore recoyered from a week’ 8 illness. o bo thu ett see}Secretary Long to name one of the spe AD ten, ‘The responsibility that is} Miss Arra Clark has not been hoa aes tod sale De good jor er Des Helos: The Skeleton THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, pon the shoulders of President Mc-| Well for the past few days, butts ime) 9° - 1 court of appeals adjourned 2 icORPoRATED Kinley is infinitely more than that [Proving ag cee the April term, which in Most Houses s hg esting upon yne of the Congress ‘ _ ; y. CLEMENTS VicrPuestpzst 1 upon any one of the Congre Mr. and Mrs W. Vaughan! 4 atte ‘ of San vott, of com- bing. ont of sight, ite ¢ men who would declare war and de-| returned yesterday afternoon from : imorcial, Us Sai cena Rienadl | somet p suspected, but pineotona liberate afterwards. ‘the President| delightful visit to Louisville and |*¢°" cee On by Two boys who} | lean & constant menace to . pet . can evilla yut one 1 a 1 Vhe v r‘umbing i é Je, Wins Johu J. Dorian PL t ) ARID Os essful beyor ly ) n ear perfection ai has stood on the fick of battle; he} Mrs, J. B, Stewart, formerly of |it has bee: alee pilgenied on Pea eon See ley cares Fe qioitee, Standard Block, 116 North ¥ourtd jas seen brave men fall about him] this city but now of Smithville, Tex., | few friends Ld Ba atement of the condition of order. Safety and economy both urge : — | thick avd fast; Le has stood in the} is expected by her friends in the city lt kaow who | Phalaglbe || sophie Arges ha lc peal ae you to come to us %, prey root : vr who} t make them avisit during the spring | Wished to keep their marr O- 0,547; gold reserve, | Duly, per annum in advance, 4.50 ora of the wimed mother who 10 mak sige Hheer pootery Sota 4 (TC viel ED D. HANNAN, = Daily, Six months 2 25 had nothing left her but the knowl- acum certainly must have bee me The net earnings of the Burlington | } 182 South Fourth St Daily, One month, “ ¢ 40 » that her son died with his face] Mr. Thos. bl is inthe city on}trouble. The cou; »wn{railroud system for the month of , e —— _—————$ Daily, per week....... 10 cents to the foe. business, {here and both parties n and » $406,175, an increase e¢ had no ex- | Weekly, per annum in ad- re both takin, great deal of erest 6 over the same mth of that t Th A di . ae ha is. 1.00 eens realisa Crump, the guest for the past in religious matters; and thou they [last year. on Ee oleae ae hab © Araniore, iif It’s Worth Printing Specimen copies free The di . | few weeks 0 ts. Dr. Whitesides, | wich to keep their marriage a secret] ‘The » Seident lied p diplomatic battle that is being] yin 1, Hey sy se The bark Moire Seidenburg, which s died Thirteenth street, betwee =) waged between the governments at Haier per poete.eiam peer: Sey openly offers cons} left Dublin January 31 for Philadel-] ut it there} Penr the Twice-a-Week RRS * 7 il ° gratulations, shia is missin 2 was last sight-| are Whole na 5 fort orthwest, : THURSDAY, MAR. 31, 1898 | Washington and Madrid is flerce and Ca pate! aes sighie ee 4 WEARENIETOH iD, © Courier-Journal , desperate. ‘The correspondence haa| , DE Vorris, the guest trom South) crhough yesterday wa end rea pee eo. malas News Lote eS Mirae acy pean Se Will Print | ! ey ‘i k merica, of Dr. Whitesides, hasbeen! and pieasant, yet all the ladies were |! is Basen’ oF TON" European, $1.00 and uj : | PEACE OK WAR. heen marked hy various rephes and} appointed interpreter in the navy. a at Mes. Carrie Warreo Ge A large quantity of amunition has [7 °° ene; ¢ phil g $1.50 to 2.5 | rint It. 2 | j The tension of the relation iggestions from Spain uutil the mat-|He speaks both Spanish and Vortu-|rardey’s opening, aud went into rap-{ Been sent to San’ Diego from San wae is "|My Mab, Wen DN who ban read tween this country and Spain has ter now stands that the President has /guesc, and will no doubt be of great ttures over her new spring and sum-|Francisco to supply the ten-inch} prosh and salt. water fish received | Fitst-class family hotel. No liquors, | ¥!l! aut to read t almost reached the breaking point/.sent to Spain an ultimatum that ‘abe |Mttice 0 bis captain, whosoever he} ier h breech-loading rifles’ at the #allast] qaiy Sal 4 i received | Convenient to cars and places of inter: | eae ; " i kde ; may be. i —— Point fortifications. uly, “Salmon, red snapper, cod, }est. Most central location, and pleas- | THI: TWICE A-WEEK COURIERJOUR. ‘The excitement in the two Houses of ™! answer not later than tomorrow, = Last night the yc men gave 8] Rey, George EK. M Meu suelts, Spanish mackeral, trout, ete, | ant home for tourists and sightseers | NA! is eemocratic fe) Of SIX oF olyht Congress is evidence that that body Upon this answer hangs probably the] ‘The friends of Mrs. Henry Overby delightful dance at the hall vsed by | oaist “a ean i Dane crane wi , H. Crank in the city. I, HALL, Prop. f ere My Be i ogre! es , a i » Py epost preacher, as bel pater 2 5S. Sec ; ean News, and the Satur lay issue print has reached the point where it will Tesult of peace or war, fafa aecke oe she is quite 3 eee me es, The evening beiogigan Francisco, It is eald he je wante 24flmo 1258. Second St. [Stores Wieray ee si siete Ae sy admit of no more delay, In Yesterda private secretary of! #!!, suffering intensely from neu Goo! 2 seb yet by alll od in ‘Texas for embezzlement, forg- 100 TO ANY MAN ~ ry Watterson. ot present, ose present bei a midst of the tremendous anxiety that te President said The friends here of Mr. Milton | Pruenls Tose present being ery and murder. ' salt House PRICE 81.00 A YEAR, pervades Congress anid the Nation, It is natural that all sorts of plans| Harris will sincerely regret to learn) y:yciine kong ea ie wea anny Davenport is sak by her] Wit Pay $100 ror Asy Case c 104 good papers. of six oF elght pages : the President stands still firm in bis ,should discussed, Of all. the of his critical condition, Mary ime physicians to be still ina precarious Of Weakness in Men They ‘reat and LOUISVILLE. KY. ‘ Hi-LESS THAN ONE CENT & PA- w t ise i condition, although the chances for 4 ‘ “Ul policy of securing peace with honor propositions which have been enter-| Miss Jeannette Campbell aypened her recovery are greater to-day, E Fail to Cure i é UL PREMIUMS ; oa © grea onda 3. pric: f \< 5. e if possible, of making Cuba free and tained from time to time, the Presi-] to @ painful but not serious ent » 1S, Willard is reported slightly im-]| An Omaba County places for the ia an $3.00 to $5.00 per} ,,, Raisers, and gocd-paying come independent without war, if possible, | dent has not given a serious thought | Yestefday, and though she suffered) 1. , MMY Hos proved. , frst time before the public a Ma« noe lowed agents and of exacting full reparation from to any which did not have as its basis erday a great deal, she is nearly (oo Waris, : he poste 1 awarded | PEEATMENT for the cure of Lost Rooms only $1.00 and upwards, Ls eta : acting ps : asis | recovered today. hag Pgs aided | ty, Nervous and Sexual Weakness, and MOOPER, | Day SOE MER ZoUaNaL. | year... 0a Spain for the loss of the battleship the cessation of hostilities in Cuba i sone the contract for the mails] Restoration of Life Force in old’ and A. B. COOPER, =| 2auv any SeNvay. t year 1 # Maine and ber unfortunate sailors, And the absolute independence of the| _, Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock | Hence’ from Juneau to Weare, Alaska, to B,|young men. No worn-out French Manage " d rtunate sailors ne 8 t n Sibhandaem: ot Becki. Wi remedy, contains no Phosphorous or | com —— ; , ’ ‘ ry e N 8 8 . is 6 FUL TREATMENT—magical in its effects | i4 4 : of Spanish assassins, Whether the plan of the President} to Mr. Walter Smith, Rev. Mr. Cave Sicklw ut 000, positive in its cure, All readers, | COURLER-JOURNAL The daily developments iv th: involves an armistice and the pur-jof the First Presbyterian church,} After about half the evening was} ‘The Chinese milita, that refused to] MBO itente hele titer CBee MES H EL siohtes ; situation only more plainly Ining of Cuba vy the insurgents, it{ Performing the ceremony, immedicfover a german was formed and led] allow the execution of the condemne| ‘Pat, Buehis thelr, lite, ar Wiiciiy?Ril out the fact that the President js can be stated that it stops tot | Mely Attar what the happy couple|by Mr, R. 1., Culley, and when at afed murderer of the of the] t p should write to the BT. LOUIS, — SEKLY SUN the object of be policy is complete evce of the island of Cuba and the| wishes which their many friends, with| enjoyable ever attenled, ref any nill_Iue| a vauable aber ont libs Room and Broakl independence for Cuba, and a full 1™ essation of hostilities, Mrnoted t » deans Baki Bod positive: atone Gare > ucted t I if pro pean Pian, $ atonement by Spain for the slaugliter +0 00 Reward, $100, If your gusol e needs clean-} Lieut. Co nder Albert P, Nib ef pavers Ai hone OP a ee, | Goon Roars of 266 American sailors. The Pres-| 1 is ey t that the Spanish gov- vl ing or repairing, tele ¢ Sam Giys] black, the United States naval at | are being restored by them to a per-| ., Gop Rss ident takes the broad, humane aud ernni: $ represented bv Sagasta nee bia atgicare ia ali | 0s, he will do the work cheap] tache, ie opened negotations with fect condition. i When you visit St, Louis s 1 : . ‘and that fs ( all's Catarrh land guarantee ction. Telee| the Stett 1 Valcan yards, at Bere is MAGICAL, TREATMENT may be Christian view that it is not right to eave to war. But ai trmteranty, Catarrh bs Kotwal oh One on, cheat ; een lin, tie ibe cerot hotels hots taken at home under their directions, | SL» JAMES HOVE L sscrifice the lives of perhaps thou. inust obey the (voice of the 1! 'trimble, All work j nd destr pe bey Will pay railroad fare and bote uoapway AND Watnur : na ‘ x imbl Nwork called for and| destroyers. bills to all who prefer to go there for cars direct to Hote sands of American citizens to vbtain people, Tn a monarchial ay well as| \emmally, voting directly upon the, bio oy delivered free of carge, Uf} ‘Phe French cruiser Friant came in- treatment, it satiate i) cure. They yeas. <== ‘ » possibly. be secure eral » form of ek » foundation of the 'd H cs re perfectly reliable ree that which may possibly b red|a republican form of government the ation streuzth by bulk to collision with the torpedo boat Ariel] PreRenttiona Tres Gare. Pree free} ~ | BROADWAY | HOUSE. through diplomacy. ‘The position of | will of the people, when made known P eedation Wate eee id '. during the manoenvers. ‘Lhe torpedo] pies, or C. 0. D. fake’ They have 9 il. i er & Co Best hotel in tt ‘ President McKinley in this great) must be obeyed. ‘The clections in] curauve powers, that they offer one b. Telephone No. 20 for a. nice twafboat sank and the members of ber! Fat0;000 capita, and guaranteo to cure Tox! pnceeeeie cl eee oan sean eas fof ABy cate nat ate to cure, horse load delivered promptly, Price,}erew jumped into the sea. They /every case they treat or refun! every GLALS Daoesiae tee ait ene tisis will become a matter of record Spain have just been held, Sagasta] “™ 1" of TRAN ATS 0. 181 eas Oi “ive Seka, gaiteers picket! up sky the Friantte| dollars oF thelr charges may be depos Undertakers and embaimers, “one nine eenan on the pages of history, aud will be las won a prouounced victory, The} Mold bp druatsts: 7 0., “IL . ited in a bank d them when a ’ ANAT, Pa pag y H y Halle Family Pills are the best, Rim Co,, E. E, Bell, tt, P boats. Mere in etcoted Whats theu today jeaience Teieyuous 180 =—--180 8 Third J. J. Mxapows, Propr. f a