The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 18, 1898, Page 4

MAMMOTH. SPECIAL SPRING SALE! HORSETHIEVES [POLICE COURTS (PO ‘We will hold this week the greatest special sale ever held in Paducah, C APTURED JOTTI (i . . ; & fe % You'll be amazed at the prices, and wonder how it can be done. i War Declared on Silk Millinery Department ara Most pecih fend. \\ lowest prices. | By Presi lent Leake, of the School | @gatiison Moore Had Troubles Hulin Reeves and Jim Kat! To Burn—He Had to Step Pistols on One Another— Waists. Really extraordinary lot of silk waists in all the latest shades, delteate Trimmed hats in an endless variety of changeable effects, well worth $5.00, go | fancy straw braids, short back sailo Board Yesterday—Both ow sale this week 5 Spanish turbans, Parisian toques sehen ie | 4 ‘ aa : quisite and dainty small hats, large airy | Landed in Jail, and Lively, If His Story | — Both of them Shot—No Ladies’ Separate Skirts . hats—in fact, all of the stylish ercations | " Cont 1 Is True | Arrests Made . é As a drawing card we offer you of the best milliners of the country—are | ave Confessed. . | | week all our high-class silk sk represented | — " BIG LOT JUST RECEIVED. eluding all of the newest creatic Trimmed sailors in all of the newest ——e id ed styles and material bre efiects, 25¢ and upwar “ a. ius grosgrains, vel a A new lot of sty Stole a Horse Hired By Mr. ,| Bud Davis Charged With System- They Shed Blood Over & Wont Tt Ik line y | ular $1.50 quality ithis sale at two| Stylish trimmed |} duchess, some part ; worth up to $20.00, hots “Jaybird” Wasa ) Who was Present -Sev Srrors of refraction of the eyes are to Go toa Dance—The Horse atic Stealing PGac Tet bt very Ge: GGA ae ) you will find copies of import Was Recoyered —A Profit- Guest of Lockup Keeper Fired—Potice and Report- | daily oe rc im pod j skirts, seven gores, silk figure, on sale | ed Parisian novelties worth up to $12.0 alk i » ew are engaging mi a ever q tithe ee able Sunday's Work. Menifce—Other News. ors Heard Nothing of It. ae eae ee oe iclametelbves the pab-t One thousand pairsextra heavy ribbed | A new lot of hait goods just received 4 ; lic is becoming interested after dis- children’s hose, all sizes, slightly imper-| We have front piece and braids at oc ~ ae clay how saueltaeence, emo fect, go this week, §¢ per pair per set President C. M. Leake, of the} Grandison Moore, an employe of] 4 bloody affray occurred out on | improve the visional power out aid 5 4 INCaRRORATED a4 Our motto: We sell cheap, we sell a heap, school board, aud Master Commis-|the Langstaff-Orme company, had} West ‘Tennessee strect Saturday | the defective eye to enjoy the beau- ot SWAY PAD: AW KY: and we keep everlastingly at it. sioner J. Will Fisherspent the greater | troubles to burn yesterday, if What} night about 10 o'clock, which both | ties of nature in the same degree as 2 EWA PARUC y in the role of amateur | he told Judge Sanders was true, He} ine Sunday morning papers and the} the perfect eye. | % part of Sun | " f 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY |cetectives. They made good ones, | put in an appearance at the city hall] ,ojice missed. Ay a result, two col-{ IL is the now and clanmed that ope Mary ‘Talbott, One of these} and conceded by all o¢ DON’T MISTAKE THE PLACE ored men were shot of his own color, bad inveigled Lim | was Hulin Reeves, the stalwart driver] ucated physicians that certain ©0-} thieves, into a room, locked the dvor, and} of one of Thompsen, Wilson & Co's. [called “eye diseases’? as well as | Mr. Leake went out Saturday af- threatened to kill him with a> p'stol,|/drays. ‘The other was Jim Iv, a} many cases of chronic headache, neu- | ternoon to spend Sunday at the home| Which she bad handy at the time, He} jarkey residing on West Jackson’ ralgia and nervous prostration are of his friend, Mr. Chas, Thornhill, in| agteed to accompany her over to] street, near the bridge. Reeves also! due to irregularities of the retractive | the Maxou’s Mills vieinity. He had| Hans’ grocery sud get her some | resides oa Juckswn street, near Sixth. | media, | | | too, and before ight had landed in the county jail here two horse 1 AM SELLING we THE St. Clair -. Steel PPPIECECEREESCCSIIIVICEY, a fine line of |/2 fluished monu-| S¢eeeeoeecccceeceesecor | stabl 3 hill’s stable, and yesterday morning was missing. Ad Curd, of Mayfield, was here Mr, Fisher was to come out Sun- S Must be Sold) sunday. day, and when he arrived, found Mr. a horse hired at the Glauber livery |money, for it scems money is what she] “phe difficulty is said tohave origi-| yor anovnn wean GLasses It was put up in Mr, Thorn-| wanted. When she stooped to put) aated over a woman uamed Addie) yp yoy are unable to read fine print, on her shoes, he seizd the pistol,and | Garman, who was on the scene to io to read ne print, ran out out of the house, closely pur-| witness hostilities, toe of do any Gas wotk toe say sued by the amazon, who did not ac-] Reeves was shor in the abdomen | c0ih! ° pia ad cording to bis statement, use the/ and had part of one little finger shot} "2" , inable og i lg he eyes ache or water, oF every- at language imagioable | off, the other man being shot in the), tf Me eves ache sablished ngs, ments which - | 4 . es ; a | Mr. Jim Eaker has returned to his| Leake im sore straits over the disap- y ning ‘swims’ or becomes dim, of ; p—- & B54) For ait ae home in Bardwell. pearance of his horse. The two a : sey be? Hoyer, | hack of the neck and hand, but not bel oy Ge Wares whee odes : we will sell for slay G d out to search for it. They] snd the case was this morning C0 | seriously hurt. Reeves, however, is | K* aie! abi Mr. Clay G. Le ester. | Started out to searc Wh ; neues aalee 3 sm a short time you have a bard} hgh | POP Baron, mon spent ester wore furnished a clue by Mr. Thorn-| tinued by the court, because the mao] thought to he bally injured. LHe was tlie thee platy ‘ | ange x eee. AME lathew Onchey; lett today ela rormmried, (6.8 Settloraaat | WHE Oo eats, a ductal peas abe | carried home, and De. O. A. Isbelll 1¢ soy Vecome sleepy or have & j * im | een vereer aay ome land be . Are ud Davis, a darkey with not the} dressed hit is, Early made his eer ay “REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... Golconda, on business. fpr ete Iaadd belonging fo Min. At ck reputation imaginable GMM ree he tite: Geet, eething | lige testing (hi your eyes afler. read : i \f ite aig ; mour Gardner, of the city. Here 1 8 eacape. The police knew nothing [UTE KUNE Dh yon eae aL lasses: | P At a wary low peice! j Call and see our stock and price Mr Chas, Curtis left this morning | they found Lem Hill aad Lem Cal- {sented in the police court today on &/ about the shooting until yesterday Goae It Dr. Goldstein, He is in- eg charge of systematic stealing from Vmorning, although seven shots were | ore ie leading physicians ar See them. ¢ é ae Wy the leading physicians anc a + No other yard in the south has as for a trip up the Ohio, houn, two colored youths about 18 fine an assortment of the Yatest styles} Mr. Thos. Patterson, of Murrs ears of age, playing marbles. The is and designs. was in the city this morning. |former is known as ‘‘Dick,’’ to dis-]Co. The case was not ready for aan A oa » hits glasses and all speak well \ 7 : : ~ “JE. Williamson & Go, | Jdge Jus. B. Garnett, of Cadi, |tinguish him trom is pariner, the ral, and was contioned waul tomor-) MUNECTPAL, NOTES. ris port wore. Hyes exawinet ~ 119 North Taira street, Paducah, Ky. - | 8 in the city fyesterday, ther boy, whose pame is ee bi i free. Olive hours fr m 10 a. m, to M ( ) l Palmer hbuse. Te F ae sd Mr. X. W. Culbertson, of Coving- | The former was the suspect. “Jaybird,”? who says his right 3 p.m, at thi the warehouse of Herndon, Heary &} freq, best citizens who are y of « = — | ralled aside and questioned by the i se | Ty 3, 7 —_—— 5 =. ton, K at the Palmer. be. We) name is John Bell, charged in police|‘Phe School Board Meets Tomor- a sag . ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL. Mies Kleanor Wriuht, of Mayfield, |Se@fcbers, bat protested innocence, | court with using a cotton hook om the ; : NEWS OF THE RIVERS. | —E | gs, a! 2 | He wag asgured they simply wanted, of Berry Hubbard, ale row Night In Called | - is a gulest of Miss Ella Wright.” lihe borse,as it didn’t ‘to them, roi : this - - \ H | Councilman Win, Eades and family | hut fo a liveryman; finally™the boy, |Ut2y> "8s now 0 th ssion. Blickensderfer Louisyille and East. are visiting rear Hopkinsville. hale aeneias a Morning, and was e | o .o ig r Hop after being convinced that there was: ; ARRIVE P.O. DEPART P.O, : © +4 ; s |indefinitely. Most of the witnesses - | J : ‘ 6 Tiba m Mrs. W. H. Hanco of Hopkins- | no desire to prosecute him and his ure on the Clyde. it will likely be : a 152% | ville, was in the city yesterday. pal, called Mr. Leake away off in]Mreccy ‘that Hubbard was to blame|Smltary Officers Go to Work— | : ypewrl er Memphis and South. | . F, Baker left this morning bea betas one Ee dap for the assault, He was not ableto| Gun Club is To Be Reor- Evansville, 19.¢ $a gem atlington on a visit to relatives. | is partner stole the horse to come to) ye in court today ganized Friday. Florence, missiag. | bu trictly scientific principles & E Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Howard, of |® “ance at the home of a man name nile ‘kadtion y “pa 1 St. Louis and West. HR rad ther sere labia, ~ Hence | Roberts, near the city, Saturday] Bill Stone, charged with letting bis ecnageal Johnsonville, 8.0, standin | 1 of the 1 ide materials. £:0am ieaham| Calvert City, are guests of Mr, Brace} a : . Louisvi missing Du ttable, invineible ise See nitey, night. ‘They broke two chains on|horse run at large,claimed be did no ‘ le, missing | Durable, 7 _ the stabledoor to get to it. Theflet it out, and was acquitted. The school board meets tomorrow Ut. Carmel, 7 7, rising. | ine Evansville and Ohio aver Points.) yrisg Cora Brinley, of Eddyville, |} se, ater belng-Gsed, was’ tarned in called session to either award or] N sing. | 10:00 m (ally excep’ Mambeat due 10:55 am {is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Cale War-| pon’; ay Ab Gabe Fleteber, charged with using] rejvct the contract to build the new] Pittsburg, 8.4, rising : Benton and N.C, & St. L. South, | Geld. i Rs hase tae as get in the] insulting language towards Frank school buildiag on West Broadway. | Davis Island, 9.5, rising. PRICE $35.00 beshidius ‘wam| Mrs. S.C. Brandon, of Benton, is]puggy and accompany Mr, Leake| Hester, was flued $10 and costs. Bids were asked several weeks St. Louis, 16.6, falling. | sitio iota ici ead nce 1g tothe typewriter trust f —_—eEEEEE a guest of her daughter, Mrs. D. R. and the other gentleman to search for 7-9" and tomorrow night they will be} Paducah, z A - ee ei at hot The Dlickensderler is 4 Smalley. the horse, and were brought to the RAILROAD NOTES opened. There has been some qt The Dick Fowler ha with iiee t reas Guaranteed LOCAL MENTION Miss Myrtle Landon, of Mayfield, | city and landed in the county jail. © | tion relative to the legality of award-| a) 8:50 s ¢—Dura ortat changeable type, doing <a “lis visiting here, but will return|'The horse was afterwards found and phasis ing the contract before the tax levy,} pie gauxe showed 27.5 and con | away with ril Foor 1 se spacer, perfect algament, ie Ree | this afternoon. returned to its owner, and Mr. Leake rh ig cry — i. pi tinuing to fall. 1 } x NY 7 | Tas a 2 co . i - | Promi Hei: pq] | the matter, and pinks ii ve fe aaa 8 i “ ‘ = 1 s Fais: im horse thieves, he made the neat sum Turgugh— Papi Late: The new sanitary inspectors, Hy j Send for catalogue and testimonials. ville, Tenn, Hubbard and J, Cy The Dick Fowler took of $100. Fifty dollars offered by han Here ‘Today. Minas the state for the arrest of every horse Schroder, were toc place at the home of the bride, whose| the city yesterday. ar tata ae sath <r special police powe father is the well known grocer, ; Ede vers came ; alhoun lives in the city and both) New Transfer Company to Be}and sworn, b i 8 Mr. Edwin Rivers came home | thieves will be prosecuted, ie pany Mes sith i e yp edt MOORE BROS, General Agents * invested with | crowd of excursionisis to Shawnee : y Mayor Lang. | town yesterday. 1 1 t tr i et Northwest “ g work atonce.| ne tz. W. Buttorf? was Ba e, 3 Washington, D. ‘The report that the young lady was & yrday from a ten days’ trip up the iadGamcns s y the board of]... srr Cumberiand fiver thie f aie aetna Dy mere - ae * nurse at the Boyd infirmary was an | Tennessee he lays tip UP the) Mr. Leake swore out a warrant pints ‘Transter, Oharges sith at ite last meeting, ; pari Cs chptniepAliladt wah { error. ers ; - jagainst the boys for stealing the Will Be Reduced, i 3 — 38 sah ‘ s J, WILL FISHER i cevememagen-pemape! |. Miss Robbie Gill has returned to/horse, and Mr. Thornhill against ‘The rain did not stop work on the] Mr. Ronald Tuttle, formerly ' a 7 Wantep to Bornow—About| her home at Newbero, Tenu., after a| them for stealing the buggy. The ane sewerage this morning, and a large|the city, is now third oe 2 chen Master Commission® Agent for Fire, Life : 4 a The marriage of Miss Maude Orr! Capt. J. D, Hud to Mr. T. B. Lutz yesterday took| Bunk Gardner, of M: $1,500 on good real estate, worth | brief visit to Miss Tavelle Smith ios M sn was kent at work ix Fowl succeed M | brie 0} ‘avelle Smith, latter belonged to him, and was left} {¢ is said that Mr. Courtney Long] force of men was kept at work in the | Fowler, to succeed Mr. p Heeult ¢ NOTARY PUB “a double the amount, Address at! Engineer Ben Smith, of the K, C., {in the road by the thieves wheu they | will ina few days start. a nee trang | trenches on Second street. Work has] ‘Tye Joseph Henry is expected here Mebracken Circuit Cou't NOTARY PUBLIC and Tornado Insurance once X Y. Z., care letter carvier| et, §°& M, railroad, is at his home| finished using it. fer company here to compete with the | 40 deeds, ete., anywhere in the a No. 2. 1843 |; ick T i re od ii *” lin this city on account of sickness, The prisoners were arraigned in} other one here, and that the fare to A bore belong » begun on the main sewer. this week froin Memphis to be taken | Wiil talks acknow at out on the ways to undergo extensive gto Mr A, Misses Nellie Wright and Emma|Judge Sanders’ court this morning, /and from the depots will be reduced] yo), ran away this morning near| ‘Ps ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES Hank Bros, & Jones have the most) | Weston left this morning for a round | trip to Evansville on the Fowler. d _ | Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Snow have _ Ladies’ and children’s shoes at | returned from their trip to St. Louis = George Bernhard’s for $1.00. ee Jand other places. They are at the and held to answer, the case being |to one-half fare or the round trips for} pyeifth and Jackson, and threw Mr ke téa'y altar ‘a feteiand of several weeks, resumed ber trade} Manager of t OF leaving for Evansville t Padu . The ab: a titles in MeCracken county and the clerk of the county court for er the supervision of a compe- ything in this line it will pay to turned over to the grand jury for in-]25 cents, instead of 25 cents each dictment. In di It of a $200 bona way the defendants went to jail. This is another result of the action resulting in the Terrell Transfer company being allotted the most de- R complete line of Screen Doors aud ; Windows ever brought to the city, Martin Yepp out of the wagon, pain- fully bruising him up. ‘The animal | this mori at 10 o’cloe A horse t i in want o was stopped before great damage was Mask 1 to a delivery | see me, @ ill appreciate your business done. tally ° vita Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) was carried by Pasas one t under the whartb objected. The latter order goes into] Martha Hudgens, polored, |2:.4 arswand thle torsade. ia ee are | CANDY CATHARTIC Pe casera wagon was $ sirable stand at the Union depot tof Mr. A. S. Miller,the ex-constable. | the river NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Justice James P. Winchester, Who) 4 girg 1s a Bout With @ Rob=] which some of the hackmen seriously] who was — appointed to take] witt curr 8 values, Palmer. was reported seriously ill Inst week, — is be.ter, and was able to be at his Sealed bids will be received at the] otfice this morning. eng mayor's office until noon Wednesday,! Mr. Len Rouse left El Paso today|, Mr. Joseph White, a fireman on} yr, Mf, Gillease was in the city the 20th inst, for the reconstructing |tor home, after an absence,of over |e Hilinois Central, had an exciting} iis morning en route to Evansville. f fray with a robber a night or twolsupt, Harahan came with him and age. He went out to the'coal house] accompanied Lim on his trip, who was adjudged in sane in the circuit court Fri- day, to Lakeland,returned this morn- ing. He revorts a pleasant trip, SUR NEO oe ine The Mayilower that passed out of the Tennessee river Saturday night for St. Louis sank while on her way ter ssippi river near Ct There were no lives| up the Mis Til, last lost. of pavements and gutters on west » bas been i ) side of Fifth between Monroe and| srs, 2°, hes been in Colorada, Harrison streets, according to plans| yy ty W. B. Milne and specifications in the city engi- et ae meee neer’s office. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids, Bond will be required for a faithfal per- | “GU Sx Stet oy a3 Psi eres pope of Trigg | the thief to the house, not neglecting} at the meeting of passenger rep- probability is that o pacha interest of his candidacy for the] ‘The man contrived to escape, bow- | Nectwille cre BIRTHS. mardenshiy of the Eddyville peniten- | ever, but was pursued by Mr,-White|Nasbville, Queen and Crescent, Ii eaters lary, with a metal wash boiler, which Was) held Tuesday to fix rates for hand: Ronald Tuttle, a young man,}badly damaged by violent contact ling United States troops. it was de- The Paducah Gan club is to be reorganized at once, for the summer, President Hoyer today calls a mect-] Capt. Robert I the city} ard’s putting the finishing strokes o ; after a bucket of coal, and found de la eiaeeil : ont oes there a negro, The negro attacked} President Stuyvesant Fish and relish nage ty Petes i the! him, and was given a tussel for his| several other prominent Illinois Cen- ormer's mother, Mrs. Baker, OD|trouble. The plucky fireman came | tral officials, are expected this after pi i ° = North Sixth street, nt vistosidae. however, and dracved (none ball. ‘The shooting grounds this year]the new and handsome | r o lous, however, and dragged will be at La Belle park, and the} steamer James Lee, preparatory to s a » Jate: len 1g fo his ou short notice lay i >| to os » bucket cf 6 ¢ aud the latest] leaving for Memphis on sli y jin the} to carry the bucket of coal also. resentatives of the Louisville and]improved traps will be bought — — » Ulie <7 MANY NEW HOUSES. James Jordan, colored, was ar rested this morning by Oflicer Frank es = Harlan, on a charge of being drunk|The City is Being Rapidly Built} " ‘ | iss RK. B. Hay formerly of Paducah, but now of]with the maurander’s head, as hel cided to allow the resular party rate,| aud disorderly, Upthyery where. £D H, PURYER Stenographer BICYCLES ; graphe Evansville, has accepted a position] wentover the fence. Mr. White af~} which affects ten per re eger, at 11th and Jackson, this| ville packets, and is now in the city. [it the following morning near the td : sued against Bud Davis, colored, i any improvements go- psa dat e pac is now in the city. Jit the following morning near the/allowance of baggage is also wade. {charging him with housebreaking | ing on in the city. Ou Ninth strec Hiney at Law $25.003$75.00 L Rey. B. E. Reed and wife and | fence E This agreement will stop the cutting] f¥¢ is alleged to have broken into tiee|tloue. there are going up between a ‘* a g d Ohio, nine new houses, Lee is at How-}| ing for next Friday night, a Jas. M, Lane, Mayor. i formance of contract. 16; | + Born to the wife of Mr. W. B, ; Mather, a fine girl baby yesterday. See the “Siberia” Charcoal Refrigerator soll only by H q Bros, & Jones. li é BROKE ITS NECK. | convocation of the Episcopal church SATTERFIELD ACQUITTED. ’ led ik | Muscoe Burnett, left on the Fowler 3 | this morning to attend the Paducab |ing the watch, to ward off the blows. !jusiness that has moved. It is likely] sold to secoad hand dealers ine t northern roads will take similar] ”\ ‘? “*COBt Hand dealers here, tion. Mesdames Geo, C. Thompson and | escape, badly damaged, evidently a5] of rates that has been begun by the y » negro he 3 contain- , warehouse of Herndon, Henry & Co,, | Tennesse | . Naills Don . a Insurances Agen’ in Paducah» All work guaranteed. Life I ahi gent, and Whieels called for and delivered. Abstractor of Titls Drop us @-card, Formerly master commissioner of i, —.- <a the McCracken cireuit court. Will » in all the courts of this and Adjoining counties, .Bpecial attention H.E.CRAFT &SON roads which have been getting the! and stolen several things, which were| Which are being erected by Mr. Mike vf Iseman, eis a corresponding increase all over the city, io many Shoes localities, and the proapects > All the new styles} ditional buildings with and shades in tans, at all prices, at| months, is good. 5 lbas om 4 | al Henderson. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, DePriest left today for Ft. Worth, Texas,, where |they will make their future home. Charged With Sel Without a 1 A son of Henry Lindsey, of Mar. as velaker Y. M. C. A. CONGRESS. shall county, started to church at George Bernb * If you need a Lawn Mower do not} Oyster Crackers, per lb. ’ fuil to see the ones sold by Hank Bros, | Lemons, per do: eee A All Minds of plamhi B work, Ola & Jones. They can be sharpened in I, L. RANDOLPH, 122 Broadway, ‘Telephone 113, a few minutes, 16a3 | 123 South Second Street, "Phone £9, ~ Howards Grove Saturday night, and| Tey leave many friends here who " A lively time is certain e shank Yastits alates had the misfortune to loose his horse, | Will learn of their departure with deep| James Satterfield, a citizen of Cal-| young Men's Congress, which at the) Incandescent lamp globes suitable given to the colled#on of all claims, j The animal stumbled aud broke bis | regret. ert City, was arrested by deputy U. }atg.40 o'clock padi’ nea for system for sale at McPherson’s eRe P the rey on ae andall other 431 Jefferson Street. 0 8 | zt, i »M.C, . Vill act as assignee anc neck, The young man escaped ine] Dr. Goldstein, the optical specials|S- marshal Laltue Saturday afters! , pall, Some hot speeches are auc fp Le taleeer : * Picton prey. gh ‘sae teal He eectver ot Yusolvent. estates, also. as jury. ist, has arrived, and can be found at/noon and brought here on a charge} ticipated. A visitors’ gallery is ae wv residence of Mr, Mike jst] administrator of docedents’ estates . Shoe wale Wee |the Palmer House. His office hours of violating the internal revenue laws. | yiqhd. sibors’ gallery 18 prom) MARRIAGE IN MARSHALL, | Fourth and Washingtou, and» asked | and as guardian of infants. Bonds for Second Hand Goods : the porters af ba Paria, arefrom 10a, m,to3p. m, Dr, | He was given forthwith trial, and ac- a de ——— for something to eat. While Mrs. | security na ae tape wtighen Ga aes pel , Bort tbh taet Dee Gait oad re Goldstein needs no commendation to} quitted, before Commissioner Par- ‘ __, Wanted, Mr. Jeff Burd and Miss Banks, of] feman was ia the house preparing | oa) Row), Paducah, Ky. 4 WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON calae, gee oe 15a}, | (ue Public of this city. He has been | year, being released at once. White girl to cook and do general] near Benton, were married last night 'ty he stole a doll belonging to one of Court We also carry a Hue of new ‘ ieee _ 183 {here betore, and the excellence of his a en Hay Fe house work. New City Steam Laun-a¢ the home of the bride. ‘They are| the children. He was seoa to com- 7 We iciore Laying cteewlicte, We alse cot ‘The Wonder Freezer, sold only by| Work is well known. ypewriter for Sale, _ | dry, 121 Broadway. Mat [well known sud highly respected | mit the theft by Mr. Henry Greif, Cheap Groceries, ‘change mew Koos {or old. Hank Bros, & Jones, is the }i Mrs, Hattie M. Holly, wife ot|, 1% Perfect condition, brand new,inf |< young people. who reported it to” Mrs, Iseman, but “Raisins per” Ib H Holly. Prag i Satuaal fact). A Wiliams typewriter for ; We now have on display the finest en satel the tramp had then gone. ‘ Raisins, per !b ¢ ° y, oO neues !g60,00, and a Blickensderfer for line of Gasoline Stoves ever shown in} My new spring goods are all in. fap mycnet ice Prunes, per !b..,.+ A 2 y ‘ater Supply company. alae i § x ice Prunes, pe e+ Awarded hae pad ey mae tae EA yaa 10, Inquire at the Sux Of-| this city; the best isthe cheapest! | You'will want some of them if you} GUNNERS, ATTENTION Hominy and Grits, per Ib......1¢ Sprinkling Hose 4 Highest Honors--World’s Fair, | sere her hrushaal is cerionely ill aa {Hee ee |) ee Hawn Buos, & Jonxs, jo them. Hangman, Oat Meu! aud Buckwheat Flour. 2c r Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. | ie howe of his brother. Mr Holly] Good shoes for men at George| Linwood, Linnwood, nothing] Dr. Edwards, Ear, Kye, Nose and] You are hereby requested to meet| Choice Dates, per ber pest 2¢ | Is what you need for hot weather, ‘DR: }Was en route to Freeport, N, Y.,|Bernbard’s for $1.25 per fi 3 else. tf ''Phrost Specialist, Paducah, tf, fat the city hall Friday aight, to con-| Choice Maple Sugar, per Ib. ..7/. Call’ and see Sagaarge Une when stricken, . sider matters of jmportance, Best N.©, Molasses, per gal... .00¢ for sale by By order of» Frep Hoven, Be Charing rob 2 packs.. ..5e F President, | Hest Kraut, per gal. . lc Best Dill Pickels, per gal le F. G. HARLAN $3.50 and $3.00 THE $2.00 and $1.50} Shoe for Men BEST Ladies’ Oxford | In the city at Paducah’s Leading Shoe House ~sCOCHRAN & OWEN~ Shoes polished free 331 Broadway » Davis is a capable and worthy young man and bis friends will no loubt be glad to learn of bis appoint 33 nent, He leaves today for his new jeld, ry Mr. Oscar T, Davis, who has been d connected with the Register, has ace ; epted a position as circulation mane 4 ager of the St. Louis Chronicle, and Be al be located at Birmingham, Ala, | Lhave the best $2.00 shoes in the world, Gre & Beexnanp, ‘A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder |... won tn’ for Bitty blood pure. ro, makes weak Oh. AL Crug gist