The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 8, 1898, Page 2

ai tai sins + semen nae a me" 1 I i et Ps 0 mcacmarenne ma orrect Things... - (TA Notes. )oe we comer MONEY SAVED Sunday, by * THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY.) 3, ¢. N. ‘Thoms’ lectin on | building during the mouth of Mareb. aint at a4 BY BUYING FROM Pa to Bu a at: Heed ROOMPONATEDerarawy (CUDA Was heard by an andience of Of-course almost this entire numier RW. CuewenTs ‘Vice Prestpmer | of over 800 when delivered fn Rich-| were men who, to a more or less ex- A S DABNEY ‘ og te SrOMETANY/ mond, Va, a short time since. A teat, made use of the varied privi- 7 ae ’ ‘ biRRoTORS: similar crowd in this city should take leges provided in the rooms. And . ‘- : r. or, W.F.Poxton. R.W,Cloments, | advantage of the opportunity to hear] yet there are men walking afound the ~ : # Williamson Jobn J. Dorian tonight in the Y. M,C. "A. halle}towa evidently halt blind, who will Fd DENTIS 1. a & r - == 'The Veteran Lyceum Manager Ws) tell ‘you that the association is not Le ta | ities, Stundard Block, 116 North Fourth |tigy Heywood says that for sparkling |doing any good, and does not de- 406 BROADWAY, ie | wit, plain common sense, deep patlos serve a place in the community. . Owens id el AY a and keen satire, Dr. Thomas’ lecture| One of these men made stv Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50) osnnot he surpassed. He ranks with mark recently, and on bei 2® WW BB Daily, Six monte wr, BGG the greatest orators. tioned it was found that be DR, 0. A P AMOSS . : Daly yor rerz;" Oca] Tie His commie wi} teal inatm ey soe Homeopathic Furniture, House Furnishings, . ; . Weekly, per annum in ad- Tuesday morning to elect and pur! (4 : Novelties that are absolutely necessary to give a stylish and| Vanco. .....-..s.secree 1.00 /chaee another tot of books, ‘tie )¢"® eh Physici Carpets, Mattings, Trunks, a3) complete appearance to your Easter costume. Specimen copies free committee is anxious to get just the! The “Cosmopolitan University ysician 4 books that will be most appreciated | Club,’” which was referred to iD] omer, was roadway, ALOMee Stoves, Etc., Etc. q Paty by the library imembors and sngyes-} Werlnesday’s stes,"’ is assuming SP FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1898 tions as to what books to buy will be| a defini ; several of the mem- » Parasols for Easter : = | gladly considered by the committee. |bers having applied for eatrance. Manufacturers of a!l kinds of mattresses OUR PLATFORM, Ladies’ membership to the library |See the general secretary about it, HARRY F, WILLIAMSON M.0,)and awnings. The leading uphvlsterers and pI ’ . : vosts b vel ear. Senc v} - ‘ ‘The most stylish color combinations in rich plaids, checks and col+| wtehge: saggest a book yon would] ‘Tue often given advice ta think repairers in the city. Cash or credit. 4 on would oe ered borders, gauzy chiffons and white silk parasols, from $1.50 to $3.00, | orably attained, like to read and the privileges of this| three times before you speak or act, Physician and y We are for peace, if it can be hon- We are for war, it only by that|tibrary of over 500 volumes is yours)!’ 800d, and should be heeded ; but = a A : ait guineas acai ‘ YoUrS) there are scores of young men in Pe- Surgeon — Costumes Ready to Wear means can. he Datvencus | CObGItoS | We Sy eer |duoah who have been thinking for a 9 - Ber Ba of affairs ia Cuba be terminated and | Oye of the members of the young] three months azd longer, that they bara Avia: et Pe ag 44p ) "OD pDDAG { ih or ster Spanish rule in Caba be ended. men’s congress is already building a! would take out a membership in the 0, N 94 " fe y Omice, No, 419s Broadway, i ro BV WD. O . nt McKinley, bes | nest in which he hopes to hatch a real | on and are still thinking <2 Whether or) Mon't overdo a “good thing.” Jom DR J D SMITH’ Telephone 396. 203-205 South Third. a Weare for Presid Separate skirts and coat suits made by experienced tailors in the] cause we honestly believe that he ia| Congressional boom. i latest styles. P pot he will accomplish the feat re-| now & ck y ote silk inte vneitte ama éh doing bis duty, completely and un- i oe hee a “ > i 3 Black and fancy taffeta silk waists, prettier and much cheaper than} mains to be seen, However, a rise A few things to keep in mind: Regular hours for office, Ugsctlon, 7,00 0 a.m ‘ rather than you can have them made, only $4.80 and $5.40. teservedly as he sees it in the light) trom the Paducah young men's con- , : H (| 1 Dr. C. N. Thomas’ lecture of our broad and humane civilization ‘es A ~ | gress to a seat in the n Stylish Easter Neckwear of true patriotism aud of the fear of [of representatives should not be sure | eee eae God that he learned at bis mother’s |Prising. Many of the leading men) | 2° i028 same ob Man-ball to- Twenty-five cents buys a new net or French lawn scarf, daintily| k of our country, both of the past an : > { f s ys a a s da y | knee. 7 i" | 3.) Rev, W. A. Parker's talk on trimmed, two yards long. present generations, got their first) i) yong atan in Politica’ Sun THOS. E. MOSS The Skeleton in Most Houses a Is bad plumbing. It's out’ of sight, ite ““ defects are sometimes unsuspected, but ional house vadway and Jet Tele. Thirty-five cents, 50c and 60c buy some 1 > tratie anacts| Su onle bath | “ ds | inspiration to become statesmen in an in black or litte DICER RNRE be ide ana Pi hie a oe: any pee ey! es organization similar to the Padu day afternoots. itisn the less a constant menace to 0 ite that cannot be made up at these prices. _ | through Free Cuba. sie 4. That congress meets Mon¢ -Al- the health. When we do plumbing it " Lopate white embroidered yokes, collars and dress fronts, with —eeenemaeeneee Le has . ‘night at 8:30 to act on the Presi- is well done—it is as near perfection as SI gate he brant oa at 50c, 69¢ and 98c. Tue thing that worries the free] Over 1,500 visits were made to the dent’s me Lie Routh Fourth Strevh aoe yin 2 sti on at 4 PS at 39c, 50c and 7 5¢ silver press of the country is the in- o oeen Four : order. Safety and economy beth urge ‘ aes you to come fo us, { Handsome moire, satin and taffeta sashes, with heavy knotted fringe ends, at $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. evitable passing of the free silver craze. They must vent their vitu- Kid Gloves for Easter Handkerchiefs for Easter | P¢t#tive spleen upon somebody, and In all the up-to-date shades, to) Pure linen hemstitched and] hence their vicious attacks upon match the Easter dress, with patent ed Swiss handkerchiefs, | President McKinley. clasp and button, for $1.00 and > . a Laan a rorya ag $1.55 a pair, Sheer tinen cambric handker.| TH# wnauimity with which the This is the handsomest line of s, embroidered and lace edged | ‘‘Yellow’’ journals and their weak- gloves in the city. 35¢, 50c and 65c. i kneed and feeble-minded rural imi- tators, are willing to sacrifice some- HENRY BURNETT Attorney -at-Law Will practice in all the courte uth Fourth St., Papucan, Ky ED D. HANNAN, 192 Souta Fourth 8t ST. JAMES HOTEL | Rates, $2.00 Per Day. oe Room and Breaklast, $1.00. } Is ce Wh fa Established 1855. _ Incorporated 1883. Johnson When you visit St. £ sop at er The New Jeweled Leather Belts for 50c bodies’ else lives in behalf of the 4 : struggling Cubans is calculated to : European Pian, $1.00 Per Day. ‘ | bring tears to the eyes of @ brass . Foundry and Machine., Joon Rooms loo Meas, ; j monkey. es Company | Stovnn the delay of the President in transmitting his message to con- 8T. JAMES HOTEL DeoaDWay ame WaLsur care Atrect wo I The Ardrnore, Thirteenth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and F street ’ Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings Castings of all kinds. gress prove to he the means of giving Spain time to make the Concessions necessary to secure peace, and war should thereby be averted, the delay '* ill be the most fortunate circum- : i" be mos lortunate ¢ | PADUCAH, KY Northwest, mS stance in the whole Spanish complica- i ve WASHINGTON, D.C . % ie “ . tion. | - ” ‘a ss ; Wee AN ; 1 Weil appointed Mr, Roy S. Dawson | European, $100 and vo a Tur Secretary of the Kentucky sh NON . esquire; Mr. George Robertson, in- American, $150 to 2,50 : NERY TE jn ni q aipicghenescptccubet bes ang WE MINISTER STEWART L. WOODFORD, Nata, 7m tHe Ay Foro nee | _ First-class family hotel hquors, ae A = nae ” }lain, and Prof. H, O. Faroham, or | 4 firet-clase family hotel > igaore, } #3 A tasteless hat will spoil all the good effect of a handsome dress,|™°" 'P for the ‘boys’ to the Uncle Sam's minister to Spain was born on the Bowery, New York city, in | ganist. Convenient to cars and places of inter 4 1 Northera lakes. He should take! 995 " o , 1857 s, est. Most central location, and pleas- 3 Let us show you our rthere 1835, Ho was educated at Columbia and Yale, was admitted to the bar in 1857 | Next Wednesday evening the new Jant home for tourists and sightecers $ them to Key West, where they may} and became a famous Brooklyn lawyer and politician, During the war be was | officers will entertain the lodge at in the city. T. M. HALL, Prop. fa y promoted to a colonelcy for gallantry on the field Beautiful French Pattern Hats get a chance to smell gun powder, i A any he bellicose editors ee a mo ed — RET UE i Or make you a design of our own to suit your face and harmoni ith eh os hr q 1 + mariner ciel | PY a, your dress. We have a particularly chuice collection of hats in the| Yulda’t go even that far under apy THE PENSION ROLL. BOAT OWNERS SUED. KENTUCKY NOTES, Le ey 5 ular combinations of black ite, other circumstances. tthe by pr and white, orange and black and new e {81,000 Asked by the Father of al Princeton—This community was - ale Ld aecee shades. —— seas , A HALF-MILLION-DOLLAR beet sugar] There is an estimated deficiency of | Young Deckhand, yesterday morning shocked by the OF YOURS cevnacichianiiommmmiets factory is to be erected at Carlisle, | $8,070,872 in the pension appropria- fc news of a tripple picid lid hb oc When in Metropolis Pa., work beginning within a few|tion for the fiscal year ending June! John Hatchett, of Henderson, bas pel usw sgt > tea stop as the lon aan ) rf | P ks, It is expected that this fac-|30, 1898, In sending this estimate filed suit against the owners of the|/\c ur" who has long beew a resident ‘a4 vu "« Py tory will require the product of 8,000 | to Congress Secretary Bliss makes an es and respected citizen of this county, 3 Beene interesting statement on the general{@™ases. ‘The grounds for the suit] M hilled bisdanght tally | $150 a day, Special rates by the| “) IW > acres of sugar beets, giving employ- Lae! net a emnen on i i: lave. that the Glfleesof the Gost’ ta: mile a a oae peep i Hea hy enay Nacige ihe } a ahi if’ j ’ 5 ment in the factory to 500 hands,|Subject of pensions up to da A ner his son to slip with thera as a the pistol on himself, ending his own| Between 4th and 5th on Ferry st hie contin ie eee . ¢ smoothed by specia 5 armel ve y| Which he says: deckha nd he wei contrary to while 500 farmers have already y jdeckband, and he went contrary to | iio” paker's son-in-law and his 1 p machinery. There's no , there| bis own wish, On March Ist Hateb- % 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY signed contract 1 b “On the Ist of July, 18! ateb- | : signed contracts to plant sugar beets was available $140,000'000 for thelett was thrown overboard and daughter lived on his place, and ~ BROADWAY HOUSE. extra cout dae. dhaae ele or its use; : ows dd bee he best of terms, for its use; all of which shows the had been on the best of terms vice Send your work Heese peng ieee eae alee . Se bedi Between the latter dates there was were in search of a ne : = 7 Z are pleased to announce that we have secured the finest and| of its citizens, en Consu en-| disbursed for the payment o' y secused of s\ 1ug minister's pock-| resigned ascashier of the Citizens’ Undertakers and embaimers | . , eae most beautiful line of pictures for premiums to our customers} eral fee asked that the message be| pensions 895 46, leaving the ethook. When Hatchet saw them|Saving Bank, and it bas been accept-| «4 iI It's Worth Printing that have ever been offered to the Paducah public. We have] withheld until Monday, he had good}sum of $40,629,272.54 for the pay- he is said to have ran to the side of jed, to take effect April 12. taldonee Telsoboue 180 130 $ Third Twi Week heretofore given our patrons many desirable premiums, but these works ’ ment of pensions to the end of the the boat and jumped into the tiver ithe Twice-a-Wee! Ps i y payment of army and navy pensions; |;drowned, aceording to allegations| | ok ieteacd caly. ad ast hatet tn the cy ' <= = wisdom of the framers of the present! 4° 099,000 of this account was set made in the suit. ie “ag passa es the Best accommodations, nicest rooms. to us—or telephone 200 tariff law. apart for navy pensions, leaving! The account of Hatchett’s Sone AAG, The taly aa MEALS 25c—S1.00 PER DAY. and we will call for it, = __._ $136,000,000 for payment of army mentioned at the e in the Svv, & diate aaa Corner Broadway and Kighth street | Home, de Sweet a Home! Tnx action of President McKinley| pensions, The total number of pra-|will be remembered. He lost his] {oT the deed is that Baker was probe] yy ew. rope a *| in postponing his message meets the |sioners on the roll June 30, 1897, life at Cave in-Rock. According to]! herration, and la it a How to make it more beautiful... hearty _epproral’ of ell “conservative | wea 70,010, wills 08 baad qhe story told by the officers of the state plotted the death of bis family ‘ ie: Leech Block, z 4 A ope. ‘The 7 ‘ february, 1898, there were 989,613 boat, the vessel was visited by a}, ati oi fe 120 North Fourth, Handsome pictures make lovely homes. people, ‘The dearest thing to ii Peobcoary, 1808, therd were {0.6 ber ot! creas’ and otters cog| tod Wherend oF his re itt Matil.Effinger & Co orth Fou é ; nation, next to its honor, is the lives whom they| Oweusboro—Mr Isaac Parrish has and valid reasons for it; and when m as the water of art which we now offer surpass even our own former offerings. These T It is said i ere fired at J — As ‘ ‘ i : i ae present fiscal year. ‘The commis- It is said two shots were fired at him} Uniontown—As a } vey handsome decorations, desirable for the homes of every one, we| President een acted upon the eee ot pensions estimates that @% he leaped into the river. Iis|recedes, Mr. A. C. Chapman will be- Courier-Journal will give to our customers advice of General Lee, he knew thst! 343,700,000 will be required for the bedy has never been recovered zin boring for oil at this place, [tis 5 348,700, quired for the body has never been recovered, gin boring for his place, i : . ABSOLUTELY FREE he was perfectly right in so doing,|payment of pensions during the re- thought a paying venture can be Will Print It. And Every Dowoerat, Every Repubitcan, Every Man, Woman of Child who can read 4 wilh want to read it nd| maining four months of the fiscal PADUCAH MAN DIES. made of the undertaking. —picture, frame and all, ready to grace a vacant space on any wall, in| and the country also knows year, more than $8,000,000 in exvess ‘ room or hall. We desire to show our customers how much we appre-|honors the President for his ready Lexingtol » experienced nur- Kort, QEANee j ciate their trade by selling the cheapest goods in town, and also by giv- i ; of the unexpended appropriation. —_ Was on His Way Home From Par- ' , é ; s pred also by 81V-| compliance with the wishes of his]” (irhe ¢ pac aller bis 6 r=} serymen here say apylee, grapes and IDR. Ae ‘ ing them something free in return for their liberal patronage. We dont a ; ‘ Gene! The commissioner as recently agould, Ark. small fruit have escaped the killing vurusy’ot brave and trusted Consul-General at] expressed to me an opinion as to the i rina all keep them “guessing,” either. ‘There is no game of chance about our lee eR frost and freeae, but peaches and premiums. Every customer may be a sure winner o! some of our hand-| Havana. 8 , * some art gems. Our extremely low cut prices on dry goods, furnishing “e goods and notions have pleased our old customers greatly and brought us many new ones. Our shoes—yes, our shoes!—for men, women an’ Futore comfort for present prin seeming economy, Lut buy the sewing machine vith an estab- lished reputation, that guar- future course of pension payments aty variance with his views thereon as} An article was yesterday published | most of the early cherries are gone in the Sex, clipped from a Cairo} There will be an abundance of plums, 1 WS NOT! stated in the annual report, which OTES. ; site ata Paducah {bears, late cherries, damsons and ¥ atten te close tPaper, announcing that a Paducah | Pears, , ‘ was to the effect that after the clc ve hamed Deweese had been over. {ther small fruit, however. What - =e a Ph And th { WEEKLY SUN 4 children, are the cheapest on the banks of the Ohio. Our prices od oe of the current year payments would) 2 oi pe ap rpaees : Me ; a 3 shoes please everybouy. leven some who "come only t fookn'| ‘The war cloud hss led to the die-| spklly decline, It is now his opin,|taken by illness: there, Yeglerday's| the sutcite Be eee te] & antees you , remain to buy—not only because we have the checpest shoes in town, | continuance of the presidential pub- | 10 that in view of the increasing ap- Argus says: 4 and temperature, and the m sehiaet tory service. 0° USEFUL PREMIUMS but also from the fact that every pair gives satisfaction. ‘Now is the] lic receptions for the time being. plications for original pensions and] ‘Phe man I celia who drives er ine temas aul tla 1th Kalsers, amd goed paying com- : accepted time’’ to buy splendid bargains ‘The senate bas passed an amend-| {Or increase of pensions there will bo| here from Paragould, Ark., ‘Tuesday /sunshine, tetapefsture ‘ j at our store, and get first choice of our J f J D . pinta pep vil bill appeo.|°2 increase of the sum required for evening, on his way to Paducah, anc ig mr Datiy Coun JouuRar 1 year 0 5 beautiful pictures free. Come soon and JOHN J. Dorian ae Ae G16 ODD Ty restore the Raabe Me parmene ce ibe army aod navy |maerery aleke lenge wee taken tol stayfield—A branch of the Y. M. DAILY Axb SUNDAY, | year ay see for yourself, so you can tell your 205 Broadway vente Bic river at Shawneetown, |Pensions for some time to come, St. Mary's infirmary, died there yes-!¢ “a "has peen organized in thia en- a WIG friends about our low prices and elegant TIL soopntly avept eway by tlecds |. ‘iit appears that the pevsion roll) terday morning fe was nearly des-|(erprising little city with over one TWICE A-WEEI . Paducah Ky, |!!!.; recently swept away by Hood. Jigs substantially doubled since «| titute of means, having only $2.30 i | nundred charter members, COURIER-JOURNAL 5: ift pi S. gift pictures A delegation of brewers appeared ¥ @ close} his pockets. His Paducah friends 8 PP quarter of a century aftes the close Wednesday before the ways and|o¢the war. In 1890, twenty-five| Were notilied of his death.’* Maytield—Arrangements are being E SSS | means committee to protest against] years after the war closed the num- ; made to entertain the Kentucky Odd How ove year any increase in the tax of beer in case|? " gti THE ELKS. Fellows here this month in royal FOR ONLY $1.25, HI DE Agent for the highest grades made. | °?) ; ber of pensioners on the roll was tad I be -GR. We are prepared to offer 1895 Stearns|f War, unless increases were made!537,944, At the close of the cur- pecan style, decuations Win -D6'8 So 7 tor 860-00. Don’t fal to see our|0n other articles in like proportion. | rent fiscal year the number on the| Impressive Installation of OMi-] table feature of this enjoyable local “ . *hoonix, Overlands and Rugbys—best| A telegram received at the navy |roll will a imate 996,000 . cers Last Nig gooasion. y Pheenl pproximate 96,000, an in cers Last Night, be “ 5 BICYCLES on the market, prettiest wheel mado.| a oertment yesterday from the com-|crease of neatly 0 per cent,” siuce ich Guthrie—Kiitor Loving Gaines,| $°TS PINCH TENSION. 31 citrie tit i , THAll subset 7 Don't fail to see our line of wheels i before buying. We are the only ex-|manding oflicer at the Mare Island /1890. In that time the value of the AND B‘CYCLE sive, Bicyele house in the city, A] navy yard showed that the amount of| roll has increased from $72,052, 14 complete repair shop. A free riding | dsmage suffered from the earthquake| 49 in 1890 to approximately $1 . i ; school to those buying wheels from . 9 os fg jon of ollicers. Assistant District |for the outing at Mackinaw Islands if I'to call shook pat. week was $42,000, 000,000 in the present fiscal year, | ton Of Ol "rand {this year, and June is thetime. The] % showing the exact tension) are Ei] us. Don’t fail to call—remember the : ep . Will Fisher acted d _— SUNDRIES... mnogo, ca] Bae “eae BBEIE @ CHRISTY bill appropriating $400,000 for the] former time, notwithstanding that 3: ; 7: alt od Be ram which will brace PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS construction of m deep. water. barbor|Yeaes have elapsed vince the cessation gratd leatog, Weights, Ait ia the pragmen which wil, seeters we ot shemiaies.2¥ “contained about loyal knight, Mr, George) members have ever feasted on. Scad for our elegant H.T, First-clas au St Pedro, Cal., er . San Pedro, Cal., 1n accordance grand TENSION INDICATOR, (devices for regulating and president of the Kentucky Press As- The Kiks, at their regular meeting everything is ready “| iast night, held an impressive instal- | sociation, say oe va 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Honse.| with plans of the board appointed by |5,500 more pensioners in 1897 than H ——__—_—_—_—— ‘did in 189 f '|Oehlschlaeger as grand lecturing shibald HL, Wel cond vice-}| @ catalog. the president was agreed to by the|itdidin 18% and approximately — Archibald H, Welch, second vice. ‘ —_ : = = slicer ee Y He) 20,000 more in’ 1498 than in 1s97,|Knight, and Mr. H. I. Nunn as} cosident of the New York Life In-] 3 WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co., Horseshoeing and ; State Treasurer Long has issued «804 the value of the roll has also in- grand esquire, ate, Amdy|2zance company, died at his summer CLEVELAND, 0. Blacksmithing 4 im call for outstanding warrants up. to(¢teased in the same period.” seal e aeiee eters Mr. Mauricy | “esidence in Morristown, N, J., aged r. er ernnel April 2. 1897, 8 up to Wai: Re eealion rel sed aCe | Gy years. Forjsaie!oy ‘The only place in the city equippe pI 5 7. Nash, esteemed di, night; Dr ps r y 7 — “ Physician and Sur Farmers in various parts of the Reasty Is Blood Deep. ©. E. Whitesides cateemed. loyal], The Ohio senate has pene Po Chas, Freiderick, — Paducal, KY| with the necessary tools to do first. - : lean skin Py DLP wig “aig ; . ‘i i EEE EEE y SUPBEON | state report the fruit crop almost to-| ,Clean, blood means a clean shin: Nol knight; Mr. A. C, Atkins, esteemed | Riley bill appropriating $1,000,00 Seas ii ak, . J, Bleich, |t9 PUt the Obio N Cwatt a aeferinton B, Davis, a y 7 Firtu Sreeet.... tally destroyed by the late freeze and | tic clean your blood and be t it ¢ lecturing knight; Mr. J war footing. Th q Next Doov Tae Pauaen obac 7 tirring up the lazy liver and drivis ‘ ,. sore. . c Rene be am I . q Nex ook Tae Paien tobacco plants badly damaged, pamicen Tons eka body " ie 4 rs treasurer; Mr. T, W. Baird, secre senting vote, Building new works a specialty, 4 blotches, blac Renewed anxiety is expressed ree | banish pimples, boi and that sickly bilio complexto i ary, avd Mr. Charles Johnson, pe ARCHITECT. 319 COURT STREET 319 Office, - 364 . | y 3 jephones garding the heulth of Mr, Glad) (i ts,—-beauty for ten cents. All drug: : Juaranteed tobacco havit. cure, makes weak { 7:00—8:80 p.m PHONES | Veeidonce, 144 stone, | Cater attion guranteed 10,280, She? Afier (he installation Exalted Ruler] gea'ivvay: Moot pire su. ¥: Ailatvayts & OMmoe Am.-German Nat, Bank