The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 21, 1898, Page 2

AT ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS’ Speaking upon this subject the Lou- ee et BY BUYING FROM GARDNER BROS. & C0. Tomorrow evening at the Camp-jously. If they only could be made bell building a dance will be given by }to see that the best treatment for THE POST-DISPATCH Pose ec Tet them thaak thet thar are going to] 1S THE ONLY be compelled to fight or hide, I think ST. LOUIS PAPER Reco fighting yee not a quite] With Its Own Staff Correspondents so fascinating to them. Of course at all Points of Interest On next Tuesday evening » dance every man should stand in readiness . : will beaiven-at the Oamptanll. build both in time of peace and in time of | At Havana—Mr, Sylvester Scovel. ri F ‘will | war to defend this country and even|At Madrid—Mr. A, K. Houghten, isville Post calls attention to the fol- lowing: - Mr. Horace Wilson, after spending Citations from W. E. Hall, fourth) vera days in the city, will return edition” of International Law, 0} tomorrow to Louisville. which it is said that ‘‘Recognition cannot be withheld when it has been P tel A ed ; it be said generally |; wi sis Every housekeeper in Paducah will be benefited by a visit to this pra: Midiewas Bs ¥ Jing by the young men of society. | the hoys, if necessary, take up arms | At Washington— SEALERS IN— store. Special purchases were made by our buyer in New York to} ts , Mr. Rudolph Steinhagen has now|to avenge an outrage done their fel- Mr. Stephen Bonsol. make this the most interesting to every woman who takes a pride in} ‘1. Definitive gt rr creey boat entirely recovered from his recent ill-|low creatures, Bat the cal! this time, At New York— ate z her house-furnishing. not be held to be established, and] ness and is expected by his frieuds|if made for volunteers, 18 for strong, Mr. Morton Watkins, : ia . N Cc . recognition is consequently not legiti-| to spend Sunday in the city, abled-bodied men, who can not only Furniture, House Furnishings, —— ew Curtains mate, so long as a substantial strug-| yy pasipilonioee endare the hardships of war, but also THE NEWS OF THE DAY IN ‘ 2, t. Horace Vaughan’s condition 1 bei sli Yuba; ep r A large assortment of Nottingham lace curtains, three and three} gle is being maintained by the former} js slightly improved toda, te brotha iy whee THE POST-DISPATCH. Ca pets, Mattings, Trunks, and a-half yards long, for 75¢ and 8c a pair. sovereign state for the recovery of its Tuesday iene tla higce the greatest loss of life will be from 15 cents a week (seven days) if de- Stoves, Etc., Etc. the divers contagious diseases com- livered by agent; 60 cents a mon to that place, So, boys, the month if sent hy mail Dainty ruffled dotted swiss and bobinet curtains for $1.75 aud $2.25 tral and Laan , ie club held its first meeting since lent, | . or p : het hi Gl i “9, A mere pretension on the part} with Mrs, Fred Rudy, on Seventh He wea neers emt ents nee nee ence Nnen) of the formerly sovereign state, or alstrect. ‘The afternoon was delight-|Hest place for you is right at home, lace and insertion, $3.00 to $5.00. struggle so inadequate as to offer no|fully spent, both by the club mem-| “doing the very best you can to make bers and visitors present. The beau-|* fe man of yourself, so when your PROFESSIONAL Window Shades fei gouod for upping tay irs ren Tens who arn oa Manufacturers of a!l kinds of mattresses and awnings. The leading upholsterers and repairers in the city. Cash or credit. Six feet long, with spring roller, roc. veupaentend mage ter reper McKnight, Miss Jeannette Campbell, | S98Wer: ae a OR, W. C. EUBANKS, i « indow shades, made to order, any length and| is not enough to keep alive the rights) Miss , Mrs, Robert Philli ‘The Ev ille Trib " neo aia poe aiken hax ; of the state, bv 80 bhai for- oly booby was won by Miss May “The fifth wedding tuhivarsaly of HOMCOPATHIST, a ial M. < eign countries from falling under ap : pee Mr. and Mrs. Claire Ross was cele-| | Ofice—96 Broadway Telephone 120. 1 (R] N K R NO x Special Mattings Oil Cloths, all Widths obligation to recognize asa state the} ‘The next meeting of the Cinque| brated yesterday by the entertain-|"“““*""Gmes tour e102, 24 (i, ) NRK BROS. & CO, 4 20c a yard is what we ask this) In the best values yet shown, for munity claiming to have become|club will be with Miss Emma Mc-|ment of s party of friends at 6 ¥ fe extra heavy cotton | 20c and 25c. ri we inating. ° 4 Linoleums, English manufacture, |00€.”” Arcadia, next Thursday afternoon at} pany spending the afternoon and Knight, at the Cope residence, in| o'clock dinner, the ladies of the com- S D ABN RY Telephone 896. 208-205 South Third. » vo. ) 25¢ for our most popular Jap good weight, new designs, 45c and| The first recognition of the inde-}o i) rico being joined by their husbands| ¢* =—_—_—_—_—__ 3 matting, in handsome floral and | 50c square yard. You'll appreciate} pendence*of a foreign government by ‘ cocaine later.”’ Mrs. Ross was formerly geometrical designs. |them when you see them. the goveroment of the United States i ite elegy jeaet* beatae ie Miss Bertie Boone, of the city. @ DENTIST ‘, " . will meet with Mrs. lrene Cox to- —-_—- Bric-a-Brac Dusters 5 cents was the recognition of the French re} oy atternoon at her home on| The F. B, K's met Tuesday even u ose a on, public in 1793, when President Wash-/worth Seventh street. lng. | As was before stated they were 406 BROADWAY, e ington officially received Genet. The : ——— to discuss the war. The conclusion 2 ‘ ete review ih pease from thet} The friends of Mrs. Harry Snow! come to was ‘(Whatever bas been can Give you All Kinds of ay dake date to te nition of the will regret to hear that she is ill, nd if the society girls of the FIRE ' time of the revolution, and also the OR D A AM Greater Republic of Central America} y4-. Ane Weil has returned from! civil war, could give up the dances 1 Ue A in 1896, which was accorded by|Cairo, Iils., where he has been on and card parties and go to nurse the . LIFE and President Cleveland receiving the] business. wounded rata they certainly “ery Homeopathic ‘inistet i again, and if the time comes when woe Minigias of the Greaiae Zepable Dr. Nick Walker, of Dyersburg, | the soldiers need the gentle sex to Physician TORNADO Mt, Rodrigues. is expected today on a visit (© nurse them, the South certainly will 5 The conclusion of the review is} friends, not be ‘weighed in the alanee and | Ritpeteeer At OMe: Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. ii aT dager Gite, a2. 30 to 40) pm given in these words: ‘No law of : J found wanting,’ for there are lots of Residence, 991 7.0 to &.0) pm. wrees : 1 Miss Lynda James of Evansville, bedi il 'd minded mi pry. congress exercising begat ri ve Ind., who bas been visiting relatives! sonny Seaec Dine aie bE pe eso }HIGH-GRADE ydaut'sr pared te omer thes Bien { cognition by Congress has been found in the city will spent next week with tyiotim itself, HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.0 for $50.00, Don't fail to see our . R d Dr. 4 among the rolls deposited in this de-| Miss Elizabeth Sinnott on ¢ Ninth fete etRS ‘ ig ee BICYCLES 6a th ee ra Rugbys—best . ugs an ‘aperies partment, notwithstanding the state-| street. Es jase Hla Har is alightly better t- Physician and Po aie enatiret prettiest whee! made, A stylish line of Bagdad, Persian and light draperies just received. /ment of, Wharton, that President War’ to now the tomealierally day. aa buyin, " we are the only ex- Rugs neat in design, best wearing qualities, 38c, 75c, 98c and $1.48. | Jackson, pipe 8, psi c 8] discussed and if the U. tf 1 fought ee Orra Clark is improying Surgeon AND BICYCLE complete Repair shop, fee lo resolution of Congress for the recog} ag many battles as the private families | Slowly. Office Hours: school to those buying wheels from Ask to See These nition of the independence of Texas." | have over the Cuban trouble and the| ‘The pest talent in the city will take TtoRa.m, 1108p. wm SUNDRIES... ee fail to call—remember the Pretty lawns at 3c yard. The act, continues Mr. Allen, ‘‘pro- spoctaneoes combustion, sotospeak,| nart in the “Breach of Promise Office, No, 4195 Broadway. ae Bobinet ties, plaited ends, 25c. viding for the civil and diplomatic te i rs u aa HE baal Case,’’ which will be given for the DR J D SMITH'S ‘4 Silk and satin puff and four-in-hand ties at 10c. expenses of the government, ap-| 01) hae ye Haan tut, however the, | benefit of the Second Presbyterian 30, PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS Well-made percale shirt waists with detachable collar for 5oc. proved,March 3, 1837, contained the| jg hardly necessary The ear io the! chureb, Regular hours tor oftes tnrectice, 40 9 a. m., PN eee te item, ‘For the outfit and salary of] family circles seems to atise from the] ‘Two Paducah men; are expected| ,.Wiws Dractirabie call eariy t9, rather than 126 and 128 North Pith atreet, near Palmer Hone, Exclusive patterns in fine waist silks. Sheer organdies, in newest designs, at 15c a yard. e]fact that the young Americans want|to take away, by marriage, two of| ,OMece ou Ninth, between Hroadway and Jet i th hoe AS gS deri: the} ‘ learn to shoot and the fond mam-|the Metropolis fairest ones, in the penne ee mas and papas do object most seri-!nesr future. President of the United: States may| memes, Calne cea ceseetaee newer eee reese receive satisfactory gyidence that and Amphitrite—ire low freeboard! men of any other navy, will once Texas is an independent power, and} monitors, that could not be depended again be decisively asserted, shall deem it expedient to appoint] on todo effective work on the open | euch a Minister.’ " tea, They are essentially coast de-| INSURANCE POLICIES ——EE This act, instead of running] fense vessels. t established, 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY counter to the precedent establis! avitablees stated above, forbhocked:| ju the Servios &f Me Unen trys H EN RY BURN ETT is a Congressional confirmation of the} “ips sad ; * ree i g and commerce destroying, Spain oontention that the recognition of in-| i195 the following: What will become of life insur- Attorney -at-Law dependence is an executive function] ‘The Alfonso XIII, Lepanto, Reiva| ance policies where the party insured Will practice in to be formed at the discretion of the] Chrigtina, Reina Mercedes, Conde de| enlists for service in actual war? all the courts, President of the United States. It]Venadito, Don Antonie de Uiloa,| As to the legal aspects of the case! 14 south Fourth St., PADUCAM, KY idence corner Ninth and Jefferson. Tele. phone 143. THOS. E. MOSS " ATTORNEY-AT- LAW How to make it more beautiful... Handsome pictures make lovely homes. » 116 South Fourth Street. 4 F, are pleased to announce that we have secured the finest and most beautiful line of pictures for premiums to our customers that have ever heen offered tothe Paducah public, We have heretofore given our patrons many desirable premiums, but these works of art which we now offer surpass even our own former offerings. ‘These very handsome decorations, desirable for the homes of every one, we will give to our customers is ABSOLUTELY FREE Home, « Sweet s Home! a THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, tant event of the present iia with Spain has been given to the people Published every afternoon, except of this city through the afternoon Sunday, by papers first. This is an incontro- Don Juan de Austria, Infanta Isabel,| there Is some difference of opinion. THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY vertible fact and the people know it, | WOuld appear, therefore, that as far Isabel I, Isla de Cuba, Vela The decided weight of opinion, how- —picture, frame and all, ready to grace a vacant space on any wall, in ‘ as the history of this country is con- zon, Marques de la Ense.|ever, is that the courts will uphold a J Ss GANST room or hall. We desire to show our customers how much we appre- ra ateamae Paestvent bio iheh nauaane cerned, that recognition by an act of tra, Pedro d’Aragon,| Policy where the insured dies as a re- vo. ER oe ee hse by ae the cheapest goods in town, and also by giv 4 a, = C ess is something unknown. nana, Aragon, Castilla, Don | $ult of engaging in active warfare in e ing them something free in return for their liberal patrona, We dont’ chara THE WAR. ongr B. sie del Maran: aboreues de ln'Vie-|the cause of the country, and. that otarv ublic keep them sing,” either. ‘There is no game of chance about our : The people of the United States dee Molina, El.| Without regard to the restrictive or premiums, y customer may be a sure winner of some of our hand- FM Masher, WF Paxton Rw clemen'stand Spain have declared for war; THE TWO NAVIES. cano, General Lezo, Magelianes, | ptobibitive provisions it may contain, AND SOLICITOR OF Some art gems, Our extremely low cut priceon dry goods, furnishing - not for war for war's sake. The] ~ lift Jorge Juan, Quiros, General Concha] The broad principle upon which this PENSION CLAIMS o0es echoes ee ‘th ed our gid hie oe and Lake ir shoes—yes, our ¢s!-—for men, women anc nd Marjues del Duero, or a total of | Opivion is founded js the one deolar- Prompt and thorough attention given galnst public children, are th Cincinnati Commerctal-Gazette. elise Mantart lock, 11 North Fourth United States speaks for Cuban free- e cheapest on the banks of the Ohio. Our prices on ing that all contracts 28, besides 10 torpedo gunboats, to all cases, shoes pleas dom; Spain answers the passionate} So far as ships and guns go, it is i i policy are null and void. As between | y. Even some who ‘come only to look’? ee P § 4.50) *PPeal of her Queen to defend the|Possible that the Spanish navy has in se Sahat at me = Iheseclves, ledividusie may make any VO einen of remain to buy because we have the cheapest shoes in town, - Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.5: been somewhat underrated by the} oo oced crati many of which are|@greement they see fit, but no con- pe ly » but also from the fact that every pair gives satisfaction, ‘Now is the accepted time’' to buy splendid bargains at our store, and get first choice of our * beautiful pictures free. Come soon and JOhA J. Dorian see for yourself, so you can tell your 205 Broadway friends about our low prices and elegant gift pictures. Paducah Ky, Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician and Surgeon Fieth Srrest.... Next Door Tue Patwen “ honor and integrity of the nation. A i ‘ F : Thi Daily, Six months he i 2.25 birt! arpa sj today bat people of this country, if Spain seri- now in the vicinity of the Philippine| tract calculated to deprive others of | Ofliee, 714 South Third street Daily, One month, 40 lay between | ously entertains the idea of making a their vested right late th = Daily, per week.......... 10 cents/the two countries. The ultimatum Medias ad fight. The most formid-| Islands and Cuba, but Card is Sst poltse of vk er ue Weekly, per annum in of America has gone forth; the an-|able navy in the world would be weak mor arly A aesedearund Pre “7! can be enforced through the coarts. DROWNING IN CAIR one ted facia aed bie’ awer of Spain comes in the patriotic|if only a on Lime: os Siatg ‘The Spanish cruisers and gunboats| Within this category clauses in lite Olas Bios hk Si P declarations of the members of both | “4 in hostilities, nly ms oy ° be above named range in siae from 1,000] insurance policies violating the , Nt ; peth, ‘ well known citizen — : Kiosks Gh ‘the ‘ebolsh Gatland? if Spain, in case of war with thie to 5,000 tons, and are well armed|{f the Insured enlists for service in |° Cairo, was drowned from a coal THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1898 Pt country, only employed afew of her} |; vali time of war, appear to clearly fall,|barge at the coal damp yesterday : . that all demands of this country| ships, they would cut a sorry figure) "ith numerous guns, of calibers Mi 7 in be.|morniog. He was pulliog on s cabi = would be rejected, and. that the gore| iat it ater relia Vessel and gun | ‘@0ging from 4.7 to 7.8 inches. Pgs adgatdec date teed yi when ge Hig resisted hon vevac , - r ‘ 5 ear half of bis own country, otherwise the q d a4 Tue people of Paducah know) ernment would be given the war| Which Spain possesses is employed perm may, craleere aod guoboate| one principle of public policy might] board. ‘The river is so high and the where to go for the latest, freshest} credit asked for. It is possible that and brought into action, they will The Columbia, Minneapolis, San| Wel! intervene to prevent payment be- current so rapid, there is but little and the most reliable war news, and) formal declaration of war will not | Cectively constitute @ naval force) eo vow Orleans, Cincinnati, | Mg made. chance for a man who fails into it of very respectable size and strength, ’ ” ctly this question has never |0¥- Several saw him go overboard 1.00 that is the reason that our contempo-!pe made by either nation, and that] which in some departments shows de- tpt sheng Moosgomeey, been decided by the supreme court|8”d rushed to extend him assistance, 30. 9:00 am. raries are envious. the beginning of actual war will be| cided superiority to that of the United ae’ Yockinne Beant a of the United States, but the decis- | but he was out of sight instantly and] HOURS )—3:00 p.m, Telephones { Oflce, . oot made known only by orders to the States. 4 H 8 ions thus far made indicate quite} "4% seen no more. —8:30 pm. enidence, ly}4nd Marblebead, which fifteen ships rm ae oo Tux Son's extra was not gotten| army and pavy to move. For war purposes there are only eine o clearly that the ‘‘war clause’ in a e t ships—namely, those|4re at present in sea-going condition vi ARR! “Sout to make money. It was distrib-| ne ultumate outcome of the war abd bear, pa ae able] and on the home station. We also peiey won be bei aa 8 ae MARRIAGE AT MURRAY, uted free and was gotten out (0 gI¥e) van pe foretold accurately. It is no] to stand up and fight in the first line |bave, either at Hong Kong, on the tks Tos wiltion on opialon'tos an tan! MrT. Le Tate aad Miss. dtos the people the latest news, as the SUN} aie Hoast to state that Spain is no|Of battle, and unarmored ships, s ‘acific coast or undergoing repairs at} rence publication in which he takes| Covington will be joined in wedlock } di able for blockading and commerce|Yarious navy yards, the Olympia, ) i: : always does, match for the United States. Yet it Baltimore, Atlai Boston, Charles. | is view F at the home of the bride’ 's parents at destroying. In sea fight all more, v hers ar > = wanid ia wikwace tua le of tl lestroying. 8} ton, Chicago, Newark, Philadelphj Where the insured enlists for ser-|7 o'clock this evening at Murray. Tus Sun's ‘‘Extra,"’ which has so]. 4 mored ships are virtually battleships, | lor bay i P| vice in actual, war without consent| Miss Covington is the eldest daugh : ; nation to remember that Spain has a] and of this type of vessel Spain has}#0d Concord. All nine of these are’) os | toon obtained,there are sever-| l of Mr.T. A. Covington, i Gregey” yortind. gad "shagrined the large and well equipped fleet; that] the following: fine ships, and those undergoing re- RY leading coupons ahas policies ontiy nd very popular ors lad “| Register, is but anciner proot of the | the warships of today have never} | Tho sing Carlos Vizcaya, Swoyehanag MibaMien ee eee make the contract void, especially] and a general favorite fact that the Sun gets its news by/) 264 tested in an evenly fought bat- re <n hia aera Cis, | least twenty-four fine Cruisers and] before they have been a certain time, |quaintances. Mr, _ ———— A é rincess . . wire and not by mail, as some al-l11, : that one well-directed shot may|neros, Cristobal Colon, Cataluna,|gunboats, all heavily armed, and “prey Aub bead ull od Resp Snr young If It’s Worth Printing leged newspapers do. sink the most powerful, battleship| Numancia and Vitoris. These eleven] *8oging in displacement from 1,370|%) "et ededegl Lai a Soe pey ~ 0 Jit Deas, P . : t ships carry steel armor on their sides} 0 7,475 tons. ae Tears Lea AnH eet Hoe. of sere) ape | the Twice-a-Week te of death, In this ¢ x and around their guns from 6 to 19'{ | Spain bas, in addition to her ships . i ichi Mutual . inches thick; their displacement va-| above listed, 14 torpedo boat destroy- ane Sorasn Ee Mines Lite THE SAW EDGES Courier-Journal 5 Q ff . ries from 6,840 to 9,900 tons, Thefers and 20 or more torpedo boats,| phocnix Mutual Life, Prudential In. Re oun Will Print It. And Every Dewoerat, Every Repa>itean, Every Map, Woman of Child who can read speed of eight of them is from 16 to] whereas we have no torpedo boat de-| surance company of America, Union XY will want to read tt, S A ) THE TWICKBA-WEEK COURIER JOUR. NAL is Democratic paper, Of BiX or el ch HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOK BINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. You need send nothing out of town. Patent Flat-Opening Books ‘ BROADWAY ' afloat; that ina naval battle we may Aut the large city dailies that use| ioce one or more of our big ebips, the Associated Press have special / ang that Spain may win temporary service in addition, not being willing! syocess, ‘These statements are made torely upon the Associated press. | in » spirit of candor. The Sun’s news service is a ‘‘special Tit tice fant bisa dc wis on ta ide service’ and no one knows better There was a light frost last night, but as it was of the ‘‘white’’ variety, it did no damage to the crops, All the farmers report the crops as doing 20 knots, and they carry no less than|stroyers and about 12 torpedo boats Central Life, Union Mutual’ Life, 143 guns of calibers varying from 5| ready for service. t Washington Life, and several others, to 12'¢ inches. The auxiliary navies of the tWo! Those who meditate offering their 1 1 It. Spain will be stri “ 5 | 4 3 than the people of this city that it is Soa Pipa ; pa dae reas The armored ships of the United | countries, made up of merchant ships) seryices to the government, in the|Temarkably well everywhere, 7 y | Sah weot "The Weduentay'Ieaue prise si complete, reliable and right up to of, her foreign colonies sad ber /etates are converted into cruisers, need not bel event of war being declared, need * CO! LARS the Clean News, and the Satur lay is : humiliation will be complete. The bat-| The lows, Indiana, Massachusetts, | taken into account, for each nation] sive themselves little concern as to How’s This? re d KS) | Stories: Minceiiany, Pootry, a! yi the last minute. ‘i t these he | 8'°° ‘ We offer one hundred dollars reward for celal Inverest in Uh lS ue cry ‘Remember the Maine’’ will] Oregon, Texas, can equip as many of these as the/the fate of the life insurance they ins 900k td ae Uta omen ihe ete te ry Watterson te ‘Tu Register devot t Wbe|#ound the knell of the fading glory |!y® Puritan, Terror, Amphitrite and} other, If anything, Spain may beable/ carry, Business motives, coupled | Hall's Catarrh Cure. PRICE $1.00 A YEAR. aK, ue igh vies taped ib- of tha Baakian ations”. Ta ledldeet Miantonomah. These eleven vessels} to arm more merchantmen than wey! with g deep-seated belief that the othe 2 CHENEY & OU. Toledo, 0, Are smoothed by special You gut 104 co par of rg pace are Pome © nee oclaiane : 7 courts will not sustain that section of | We the undersigned, have known P. J. machinery. There's no : Si ‘ ‘ to free advertising of the Sux this| McKinley, who is Commander-in- | policies which provides for forfeiture | 10" fccuiy honorable in all business ran, extra cost for these ser- USEFUL P MS morning. The Register has discov. | Chief of the army and navy, the peo- p ’ quite & reserve lin the event of the insured engaging ractions and financially able to carry out any vices, Send your work Are Given Club Ratsers, and gocd-pay 1g 0: m ered what the people of Paducah|Pl2 will Gnd aleader worthy of the|The speed of the four last named 18} stock of such rifles. in hostilities, may be relied upon to] obligations made by thetr frm, to us—or telephone 200 — “nei Cause and of the hosts that will an-|#bout 10 knots; of the New York and} Thus far, in comparing the tWo! make good all policies so far as the| WEST TRUAX, Wholesale Druggtsts, To- and we will call for it. 1 ore have long known, that the Sun is the Brooklyn, 20 knots, and ofgbe other} navies, no consideration has bea! war clause is concerned.—Owensboro | waLDinG, KINNA SUNDAY ALONE, I yeur..- 20 N & MARVIN, Wholesale 0, TWICE A-WEEK most wide-awake and up-to-date|*¥er his call. The war will be waged / aye ghout 15 knots, ‘They: al-} paid to two material points which go! Messenger. ists, Toledo, paper in Paducah. People who want | Vigorously and the Spaniards will be) together 110 guns, of from 5 to 18}far toward determining the actual reliable and late news read the Suv, (Overwhelmed. All our army and\inches in caliber, and 22 guns of 4-|fighting strength of warships. We a P the personal qualities of the 5 — navy want is a chance to fight. Notb-| inch caliber. refer to the personal q iy Pilis wre the best, of yt F , ips of each country here re-|men who man the vessels and to the] Agents wanted in every city, town pha a ‘ : WEEKLY SUN Tux battleship Maine was blown| ing but a policy of delay and avoid- |», The shipe of each cos ally-ready to|markmanship. of the guaners, ‘{a{or village to aell the latest edition of To Be Hi sah Rare pa apea ll up at 9:30 o'clock in the evening. | ance of battle on the Spanish part can] q ont in the Atlantic ocean at once,or|these two important and otten|Halstead’s STORY OF CUBA, fall/or cheerful or useful is next to an _ All the morning papers in the country | prolong the war. which will be ready within a very decisive factors the United States| account destruction BATTLESHIP] impossibility when one is suffering had it bat the one in this! It is the people’swar. No section periods” fleet vastly outclasses that of Spain,|MAINE. Greatest demand ever] from a discomforting cold or « nasty ¥ 0 “1 It will be bes that the Spanish|and should any important naval en-|known for a subscription book. little cough. If you are ‘down in city. The people of Pa-|is known, except by a few politics wi ~ a eel ih. elie of ‘i Carnes more big guns|gagement take pla the near fu.|Agents coining money. Handsome) the mou! of a ducah first learned of that ter-|have been laid aside, everything has ber of the United States, | ture, the fighting ability and gunnery] outfit free. Send 25c. for postage. | cough or scold, you will find your rible disaster through the afternoon| been forgotten until the Spaniards] .14 that its average speed is greater. if the American seamen, long| Don't miss it. Address subscription |dehght in the use of a 25e bottle of pepers. From that day to this, with] are driven from Cuba and the loss of ‘of,our whips here enumerated—/acknewledged as superior to the department, Tue Wernen Comrany, | Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey. Drug- one or two exceptions, every impor-' the Maine avenged. Terror, Miantonomah! similar qualities possessed by the! 16 a 14. Akron, Obio, | gists sell it. ribers Who Will rv ay in advance, OF Lo all DEW su ii) pay in advance. Sample cop Brinton B. Davis,' Cour er Journal sent free on spp) ARCHITECT. EE, All aud criptions under this offer tune SUN PUBLISHING ¢ Pr 7 Office Am.-Ge:man Nat. Bank.