The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 16, 1898, Page 2

9 Se Be B® Every housekeeper in Paducah will be benefited by a visit to this Store. Special purchases were made by our buyer in New York to make this the most interesting to every woman who takes a pride in “her house-furnishing. Se ee a THE PADUCAR DAILY SUNS” | relation, and the ca eacaane nicheiioalanon is purely executive, Further, ¢0m ry afternoon, except) tess might declaro war and in® Sunday, by week after the President could con THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, clude an armistice for any time ip | INOORPORATED discretion, and stop the war. He could receive or send commissioners to treat for a peace and could sign a) treaty and stop the war un- til the senate convenes to | concur or disapprove the treaty, A} declaration of war solute may not} result in firing a gun, nor does it shut off any right of the President to ar- The business | | Published © co PRESIDENT Suk Prestpent + SECKRTARY ‘ TREASURER DInecTons: i. Pishor, W. EP. Paxton RW, Clements, 36 Wilttamson Joho J. Doria OMce, Standard Block, 116 North Fourth street Daily, per annum in advance, $ 4.50 Daily, Six months 2.25 Daily, One month, 40 Daily, per week. ++ 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad. vance.... eee “ range terms of peace. of congress is to legislate—the duty of the President to execute the laws, | coupled with the powers granted him | by the constitution, He is com- 1.00 New Curtains A large assortment of Nottingham lace curtains, three and three and a-half yards long, for 75¢ and 8c a pair. Dainty ruffled dotted swiss and bobinet curtains for $1.75 and $ a pair. The very newest effects in antique scrim curtains, with pure linen lace and insertion, $3.00 to $5.00. Window Shades Six feet long, with spring roller, roc. Best oil opaque window shades, made to order, any length and width you need. Special Mattings | 20c a yard is what we ask this week for an extra heavy cotton warp matting. for our most popular Js matting, in handsome floral a geometrical designs. Oil Cloths, all Widths In the best values yet shown, for 200 and 25¢. Linoleuins, English manufacture, £od weight, new designs, 45¢ and 50c square yard. You'll appreciate them when you see them. Bric-a-Brac Dusters 5 cents PR Rugs and Draperies A stylish line of Bagdad, Pe Rugs neat in design, best wearing qualities, 38c Ask to See These Pretty lawns at 3c yard Bobinet ties, plaited ends, 25c Silk and satin puff and four-in-hand ties at roc. Well-made percale shirt waists with detachable collar for soc Handsome black taffeta silks, 20 inches wide, for 69¢. Exclusive patterns in fine waist sil Sheer organdies, in newest desigus an and light draperies just received , 98e and $1.48. 15¢ a yard The New Bonnet or Hat Is now the subject most discussed. Our shapes are so stylish and out prices so moderate that you will be satisfied with the millinery bought of us. KNOX SAILORS ‘The most fashionable hatter of America has made us agent for his ladies’ sailors, and a full line, in brown, blue, black and white, await your inspection. Re BW BO IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT We are showing the new toes, blacks and colors, all dongola or vesting tops, high or low shoes, in addition to our sweep sale of odds and ends at one-half their cost. $ 98 and 1.00 buys line woman's dongola es, sold and welts, sizes limited vuys a man’s patent calf, sizes lim ited, sold at 5.00, buys man’s yici, new toes, a dandy. buys woman's kid, turn sole, very nd nice old lady's turn sole kid—solid comfort 1.25 and 1,50 woman's kid shoes—our show will surprise you JUVENILE DEPARTMENT We show you a line from soc to $1.00, sires 5 to 8, that wins The larger run, 84 to 11, hoy’s or girl's, $1.00 to 1.5, and 114 to 2 at 1,00 to 2.00, can’t be surpassed Do you use shoe polish? Do you have shoe repairing done? Try us on eithe: and see what we can do for you, ! e ' —_————_ ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY ST, JAMES HOTEL) _ “3 ——8T. LOUIS, — STATE HOTEL. Rates, $2.00 Per Day, #100 4 day. Special rates by the Room and Breakiast, $1.00. | “eek. D. A. Baruny, Prope, European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. Between 4th and 5th on Ferry st comets” “aati Efinoer & CD Goop SxRvicE. When you visit St, Louis stop at Undertakers and embaimers, 130 8 Third When in Metropolis 8ST. JAMES HOTEL BROADWAY aNd WaLNur| ears direct to Hotel, _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, Lemon’s Feed Store! 118 North Third street. + ALL KINDS OF FEED.. Telephone 257. JGive us a trial, Prompt delivery, Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECE, Specimen copies tree mander in chief of the army and navy, and the militia when called in SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1898 tates. active earyice of the Unite He © tts campaigns and has au- thorily to receive or submit terms of peace and makv treaties by, and with the advice and consent of the senate. When the enemy against whom war has been directed mands of congress, stop. There must mistices or foreign interventiofbut concedes the de- the war must be traces, ar- Uncle Sam will not tolerate the Jat | ter, if he bas to fight the earth and sea and all therein and thereon. We can manage our affairs im the spirit and truth of even-handed jus- When the congress directs the own WILL THEKE BE WAR? Two nations are armed for wai For weeks the preparations have been rushed as never before in the history of the world. To such a critical point as the crisis come that diplo- matic correspondence has ceased,and but the declaration of war is needed to sever all diplomatic (relations, In both countries the war party is in the ascendant. ‘The, armies and navies of both nations are ready to move on a moment's notice. The offensive operations have been mapped out, and all but the final order to move has been issued, Bat there is as yetno war, War is possible, even probable, but peace is by no means impossible. Were it not forthe fact that the hand of the Spaniard has been against progress, against humanity, against civilization, even against every gen-| erous impulse of the world; were it not for the fact that the cruelties of the Cuban the butcheries of thousanas of women and clildrev and the deliberate destruction of the battleship Maine are but evidences of the real nature of the Spanish people and nation,—were not this the case, the world might feel some pity for et as it is with foes withio and foea without, With revolutions in Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippine islands, with an impending war with United States, Spain is threatened with a revolution at home, and a revolution that will not merely overturn the present dy- nasty but will end in a revolt of the imposed upper classes, by an unjust and unequal di- axes and the extravagance and venality tice. President to do certain acts against a foreign power and to use the army, nayy and militia, it is the act of con- gress declaring war—and not the President declaring war. If Spain abandons Cuba as required by the resolution, there will be no war— but if Spain refuses. the President marches and:sails bis army avd navy to carry out the order of congres: for war and to compel Spain to evac- uate the island. The resolution is itself the declaration of war by eon- gress. % Now that the country is fate” face with a war proposit be gratifying to,the average lis trast higbly satisfactory, and to con- it with “what might placed upon a silver basis, money in circulation in the war, in its entire history, the April treas- $1, circulation is also greater than in any the Spanish nation, be previous report, being $582,189,742 tion mude by the Chicago convention twenty-one months ago that the money of the country could o6€ materially ver. increase in money in circulation has been over $246,000,000, while the the increase in gold alone bas been over $125,000,000. people against the burdens by the brutal and grasping American manufacturers continue to gain standing in the estimation of the world and with this gain comes a vision of f the government. Furthermore Spain is without credit and without allies, In the event of a protracted struggle she has pow- steady increase in the foreign demand for them, This is illustrated by the presence in the United States of Hermann J, Olsen, a distinguished manufacturer of Norway, who is here to purchase supplies for his plant in no resources, vo recuperative ers. She must wage the whole war with her present navy. Every dollar spent in war, by that amount im- roverishes her people. Spain may choose an American war as the least of the evils pressing upon her. Pride and prejudice, ignorance and hatred may efface the last vestige of reason from her rules, aud war be the result. Such indeed is the probable outcome of the strug- gle Spain. Bat every day only discloses more plainly the utter helplessness of Spain. Her frantic appeals to the powers show that she is beginning to realize tha.| He said, com- visit: “The tools his own country. menting upon bis United States now produc superior to those of either Germany or England, and while we have to pay higher prices for your productions, it is the cheapest way in the end. 1 expect to purchase in this country a now large quantity of supplies for my own going onin plant.” Tne people of the United States are today in better condition to sup- ply the money necessary for war than on any former occasion, in circulation in the United States today is more than ever before. It has increased $246,333,445 in twenty- one months since the Chicago con America is in carnest and is thorough- ly prepared. With each vew day the preparations of the United States become more formidable, the blow with which she will open the war be- comes heavier. Oa the other hand Spain is gaining nothing. Her internal troubles are becoming more serious and her Weakness more open to the whole world, There may be war. But there is yet a possibility that at the last mo- ment Spain will yield, grant Cuba her freedon, make reparation for the destruction of the Maine and war be averted, The money vention took the ground that money of the country could not increase materially without free coinage of silver, and stands today at “high water mark,’’ —EE Cononavo, the home of the free silver propaganda, is rapidly increas ing her gold output, the work of the production for 1898 will show a gain of over $8,000,000, or 40 per cent, increase over last year, If the other gold fields of the world increase their output at a corresponding rate the adding to the gold of the world dur- ing 1898 will be at the rate of over a million dollars a day, THE PRESIDENT’S POWERS, The Democratic contention about the President declaring war and ‘usurping the power of the Legis« lative branch of the government,’”’ is as stupid as it is The direction to the President by con- gress to do certain acts and ase the army aud navy to accomplish them, if found necessary, when they relate to a foreign state, is of itself a decla- ration of war. Itis idle to waste words in a discussion about ‘place ing great power in the President's hands,’’ and it isa fact that he has no authority to enforce his opinions, by armed forces, unless with the as- sent of congress, All executive power belongs in the President's Should congress declare abs remarkable, How's This? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J, CHENEY & CV., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have kaoown I J. Cheney for the last fifteen years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tran factions and floanclally able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, To- edo, O. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggtsts, Toledo, O, Fall's Catarrh Cure is taken taternally ing directly upon the b'ood and mucous faces of the system. Testimonials sent Price The per bottle, Sold by all druggists, Hall’s Pamuy Pills are the best, Wood. Telephone No. 29 for a nice two horse load delivered promptly. Price, hands, solute war against Spain and provide for payment of expeuses, that clades the powers of cougress in Un con) $1 cash, Olio River Spoke and Kim Go, K, B, Bell, tt. | Society Notes.” wt to it mogst } to know that its financial condition have jbeen’’ had the free silver proposition carried in 1896 and the country been The United States today is more than at any time ury statement showing the total to be! Jk the rails lower ia 058,645, while the gold in And all this in the face of the asser- increase without free coinage of sil- In these twenty-one months the present year indicating that the total My eg a * from Nashville Tharsday after a de- lightfal visit there to relatives, Mr. Frank McGriff left Thursday night for his home io Evansville. Mr. McGriff made a number of friends | while in the city and though he was jhere only a ‘short time everyone seemed to regret the neceesity of his leaving, and would have been glad ‘could he have remaived some time j longer in the city. The german Thursday evening at the Palmer House, given by the young men, was an affair enjoyed by| all the e crowd whieh attended Many visitors were present, and not for some time has a german been given that was such a complete suc- Mr, Albert Foster has Fetnrned from Tennessee, where he went to uttend the marriage of his brother. veonurd and friend of today Miss M spent yesterday with Mrs, Wheelet phell. They returned to Eddyville today but will visit the city again next week. Yesterday atternoon at 2 o'clock! the Shakespeare elub met with Mrs. | |Schwartzeuberg at the home ‘of |Mr. M. Bloom on Sixth and Jeffer- | treets, ‘This club is one of the] Joldest literary clubs of the city and] pfrs, Joe Hart seemed yesterday many of the best informed and bril-|/ and today to be slightly improved. belong to it) Her friends will be glad to hear that and find the ad works Of! she is uot suffering so much’ today. | Shakespeare not always inter: | _ esting and beneficial but seems as if} Miss Orra Clark's friends will re- always some new charm in/gret to learn that for several days developed with cach! she has been feeling very bad again and will leave shorty for Dawson Springs to recover her usual good j health, son Jiiant Indies of society lite only — there i his works to reading. The Magazine club met Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mr Given, Reports from Harper’s,Cos- mopolitan, Reviow of Reviews a Munsey’s were made. Fred Rady. will ladies? cinque club on next Tuesday afternoon at her mother’s {home on North Migs Minnie Wright has returned | MMe? j}home from a very, pleasant visit to} ate : Miss Elia Wright in Mayfield, | > sdfan ‘Pata "hbod nine haviog ya nost delightful visit at her old ho Yesterday being « beautiful day) “St see aad the streets were crowded with peoples] ine guest. of houct at several especially ladies in their new spring) sic ontertainments, and will entertain | Seventh street at 2! “Ro BY B Y NG FROM NER BROS. & —— DEALERS IN—— Furniture, House Furnishings, Carpets, Mattings, Trunks, Stoves, Etc., Etc. Manufacturers of a!l kinds of mattresses and awnings. The leading upholsterers and repairers in the city. Cash or credit. GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-206 South Third. se & Paxton, Give you Al! Kinds of suits, It was a pleasant sight to be-| ‘en hard to tear herself away from hold indeed, for every one seemed (9) hor many old and dear friends of be in « humor to suit the day and the | tagiana ‘to retura to her Kentucky sidewalks were scenes of enjoyment. | jing home The birthday party given at the} First Christian church by the Ladies’ | Aid society was a suce.ss in every way and a delightful evening was spent by all who attended. ined quite vening with Mrs. J. A. Rudy ente a number of friends I the popular game of crokinole. refreshments were served in red, white jand blue; the souvenirs were als» Miss Mildred Vaughan returned red, white and blue. NE TO PREVENT WRECKS, scempaghhctine | PORVOO ODO Louisville & Nashy bVestigat- ing av Hlinois M The general manager's office of the Louisville & Nashville was in receipt of a long communication from a Troy, SALE LL) mventor ‘Thursday, says the! | Louisville Commercial, which told) This w ek we offer four pieces of Mr. Metcalfe that railroad wrecks heck cheviots from removals of rails could be made a thing of the past if the roads used the system the Troy man had been trying to patent. Itis a sche to i the 1 lock them with a key, thus preventing train wreckers from succeeding in their designs. The letter was acedmpanied by a | photograph of tLe invention, and all of it will be turned over to the ¢ engineer for his consideration. Troy man claims that the entire L N. system could be fitted with tt appliances for $10,000, the rev that the L. & N, once offered for the cap:ure of three tramps who were supposed to have caused the derailing of 2 passenger train. PATRIOTIC OFFER TO EMPLOYES. —The Amer- has notified | are members double wic that were 12'sc, at 83 3 ll-wool basket in purple at ties shades Three dozen ladies’ shirt waist (last year’s make), were 98 25 ‘PERGALES «\"": PERCALES New York, Apr ican Express « such of its emple of the national guard aud naval re- | serves of the several states, that if] called upon in case of war with Spain, they will be allowed half pay during such service, and upon their returv| to duties with the company wilt be given their former pay and positions | RUNNING NIGHT AND DAY. Owensboro, Ky., April 16.—The} DR, W. 6, EUBANKS, cellulose factory is running night and | A government ollicial the HOM(KOPAT HIST, Browiway ‘Te il 16. PROFESSIONAL day, in person of Lieut. Perry, U. 8. N., i stationed at the factory and inspects the cellulose before it is shipped to the navy yard MULES FOR THE ARMY. Washington, April 16—The quar- termaster general of the army has been instructed to purchase 1,000 1 mules for transportation purposes. { The purchase probably will be made at St. Louis and Kansas City | | | nice | ~ | A. S. DABNEY, ® DENTIST, 405 4POADWAY, “DR, 0. A, AMOSS Homeopathic Physician ANZOMmoas Bicycle Cheap _A new, hig grade biey gold cheap for cash. This is bargain, Call at Sux office, U.S. COURT. H. B, Stepro and Others, Y in Admiralty 5 will be roadway, a libel was filed in th | | HARRY F.AMLLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon Ofiice Hours: 7 to9a.m.,1to8 p.m Office, No, 4193 Broadway, DR. J.D. SMITH'S 4 for oMice ipractice, 7,609 a. m., hy early in, rather than Steamer Beaver Whereas district court of the United States at Paducah, Ky., on the 29th day of March, 1898, by HI. B. Stepro” and Campbell against the steamer Beaver, her engines, tackle, apparel, furniture and owners thereof,aileging in substance that ssid steamer is justly indebted to them for services as seawen, etc., in the sum of $200 ‘That said steamer is jastly indebted to them in said sum, that same has never been paid, and prays process against said steamer Beaver as afore- said, aud that said steamer may be condemned and sold to pay said claims, with costs and expenses. Now, therefore, in pursuance to| the monition under seal of said court, to me directed, 1 do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming the said steamer Beaver, or in any way iaterested therein, that they be and appear before the district court of the United States, in the city of Paducah, Ky., on or before the 2d day of May, 1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to interpose their claims, and to make their allegations in that be- half. A. D, James,U, 8, M., K. D, By W. M. LaRox, deputy. Campbell & Campbell, proctors tor libellants. Loud noi ween Broadway and nee corner Ninth and Jefferson, ‘Tele s THOS. E, MOSS 116 South Fourth Street, HENRY BURNETT Attorney -at-Law Will practice in all the courts iy South Vourth St, Lavucau, Ky “DRESS GOODS oth, | ATTORNEY aT-Law St Steam Laundry FIRE \LIFE and TORNADO , Insurance The Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. | 'Home, s Sweet s Home! How to make it more beautifuls.7 Handsome pictures make lovely homes. E are plea to anno’ ed the finest and ( | ) most beautiful line s to our customers | that hay h public. We have tofore given « $ many desirable premiums, but these works of art which we n rpas 1 1 offerin These j 5 very handsome df le for th of ever we give to our custome ABSOLUTELY FREE picture, frame and all, ready to grace mor hall. We desire to s ate their trade by y them something free p them * eniums, some art gems. goods and notions have jus many new ones. Our shoes children, are the cheapest on the banks some \\ e ever been of here one any wall, in h we appre- 1 also by giv- We dont’ A vacant spa 1 yw our cus! |r | eapest selling the c ei ery customer 1 © a sure winner of Our extremely low cut price on dry goods, furnishing leased our old i brought ren and ut our ke I some of our hand- essing s, our Sho for men, the Ohio. Our on come look"* eapest shoes in town, atisfaction, ‘Now is the shoes please everybe Even only to remain to buy—not o: because we have the ct jbut ulso from the fact that every pair € accepted t to buy splendid barga [seces c, and ot fr sie ot Sohn J. Dorie ee for yourself abe! 205 Broadway n Paducah K; so you can tell low prices friends about our and eleg gift pictures. HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES... (PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS North Fifth street, near Palmer Honee, ien Agent for the higifest grades made, We are prepared to offer 1898 Stearns for $50.00, Don't fail to see our Phoonix, Overlands and Rogbys—best on the market, prettiest wheel made, Don't fail to seo our line of wheels before buying. We are the only ex- clusive Bicycle house in the city, A complete repair shop, A free riding schoo! to those buylng wheels from us. Don’t fail to call—remember the place. 126 and Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician and Surgeon Fieri Srrert ‘Next Doow Tur Parmer HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. You need send nothing out of town, Patent Flat-Opening Books BROADWAY 9:00 am, 1;00—3 :00 p.m, 7 :00-—8 :30 p.m OMice, - 364 Residence, lit Telephones { ERADIGATOR THE SAW EDGES OF YOUR STANDING lif It’s ‘Worth Printing the Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal ‘, very Repubitean, © Child who cao read COURTER. JOUR. Jo Peer, Of BAX oF eight y aud Saturdays of 4y isse prints all tur day issue primus l. matters ut sper Wu ts ealited by ems PRICE 81,00 A YEAR. H-LESS 7 USEFUL PREMIUMS Are smoothed hy special machinery. There's no extra cost for these ser- ,viees, Send your work to us—or telephone 200 and we will call for it, bers, of six or «ig HAN ONE CENT & TWICE COURIER-JOURNAL 120 North Fourth, | WEEKLY SUN | : ‘ | BROADWAY “HOUSE. ae Best hotel in the city. x "usw: subgeribers Best accommodations, nicest room . py te MEALS 25¢—$1.00 PER DAY, ns Wider shh Corner Broadway and Mig lth ? MAYPIRED, KY, SUN PUBLISOIN J. J. Muavows, Prope. . Vaducab + ae) ica, Ky. ei” % h \ )