The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 22, 1898, Page 4

a Upon this maichless array of money all present or past attempts at barga supremacy to prudent buyers. \ al where, This s the people's money sting of lad > embroidere muslin gowns, Slightly Just received sample underwear, con a skirts, haw and 1 50 to of a drawers and $1 and 2.00, Shirt Waist Sacrifice Three hundred new shirt waists, in all the new patterns —percales and cham: brays, These waists range in price from 50 to 75¢. Reduced to 39¢ Silk” waists, silk skirts, satin skirts, new spring checks and novelty skirts in such profusion it is impossible to give prices on all. Ask to see our skirt ever offered be Free—A beaut coupon ticket, Ca Our motto: 11 imported real Sm and see it. Size We sell and we keep everlastingly at it. THE B DON’T MISTA 215 BROADWAY. BLOODY FIGHT. There Was Great Excitement on West Monroe Street This Afternoon, -saving chances, that overshadows in- giving. ery item proves our ues here are never equalled else- -saving store, Millinery Department Great sale on stylish trimmed hats. — We put on sale an exquisite line of tylishly trimmed hats—exact Copies ot James Dugan and Mrs. Welsh Parisian pattern hats at 84.00 and 5.0 * s These are the very acme of millinery Fight Over an Old Grudge —Dugan Worsted, style We sell you nicely trimmed hats at $1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00—the greatest assortinent to be found in the cit y show you style after style, hat after hat, ‘Phere was an exciting fight m until you find just what you want , Ihiir goods of every description at | Twelfth and Mooroe streets early this plendid hair}afternoon, The combatants were and $1.00. Col-} Mrs, Lou Welsh and Engineer Jim complete, see. | Dugan, ‘The fight was not of very No such values were {long curation, but it was bloody enough. When Dugan was brought to the city ball he was covered with blood in several places: a club did the work. He was locked up, but Mrs. Welsh gave bond. Bad feeling has existed between the two for some time. Not long since Dagan quit boarding at Mrs. Welsh’s and took out a search warrant to re- lowest possible prices, switches, all shade ored hangs and swite at $1.25 and 1.50 rha rag, worth $5.00, with every $25.0¢ cheap, we sell a heap, AZAAR ...215 BROADWAY KE THE PLACE Monuments... ve in stock a fine line of finished monu- ments which Must be Sold | For thirty days we will sell for Cash im the stock ADE MARK at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.../" Call and see our stock and prices. No other yard in the south bas as, fine an assortment of the latest etyles and designs. J, E. Williamson & Co, 119 North Third stree:, Paducah, Ky. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA'L- Louisyille and East, DEPART P.O. 7:13am 138 pm 12 Wan St. Louis and West. £:00a m 1am 3:10pm 5:45 pm Evansyille and Ohio River Points. 10:00 @ m (daily except Sunday.) Steamboat due 10:55 am Benton and N.C, & St. L. South. 10:10pm 6:00 am =~ LOCAL MENTION. DIED LAST EVENING, Mr. T. M. Jones, aged 77, died at his home, 1117 Madison street, last night, after an illness from general debility. The deceased bad been a resident of the city for about six years, and leaves two daughters to mourn his loss. The remains were buried at the Hough gravevard in the county this afternoon. Typewriter for Sale. Tn perfect condition, brand new,in fact. A Wi'liams — typéwriter $60.00, and a Blickensderfer $35.00, Inquire at the fire, See the only absolutely safe geso- line stove on the market sold only by Hank Bros. & Jones. 21a3 "MILITARY NOTES. for Avother meeting will be held to night at the city hall, after which the soldiers and ali who desire will march around the city. Great enthusiasm will be manifested. It is expected that all necessary names will then be secured. Mr. Chas, Moban, an old Paducab boy, and a son of Mr. Chas, Mokan, of the city, isin the regular army, and passed through Fulton Yesterday en route to the southern coast. Send your horse toJ, Will Smith at Glauber’s stable, if it needs the attention of a veterinary surgeon. You may thus save a valuable horse. | 20a 4 The doors and windows at Jones, any price you want, best assortment of scrcen} Hank Bros. &} 2ia3 | NEW PASTOR HERE. | The congregation of the German | Lutheran church last month called Rev. J. H. Hartenberger of Ulm, pastor, but on account 88 to confitm, he askea Permission to stay until the second Sunday after Easter, which was granted. He will, however, be in- stalled next Sunday morning. Water coolers, ive cream freezers, ice chisels, picks and shaves down | low at Hank Bros, & Jones. 21a3 Incandescent lamp globes suitabk fo- system for sale at McPherson's Drug store. tt Connoisseur’s delight—Linnwood Cigar. ey ‘Awarded asa | Highest Honors—World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. anything for .|Feuires but eighty minutes to empty {soul 7” cover some of bis property which he claimed she had and would not re- turn. Mrs. Welsh was this week indicted by the grand jury on the three separ- aie charges, one for keeping a bawdy house, the other for keeping » disor- derly house, and the other for selling liquor on Sunday. It is said that Dugan went went before the grand and furcished the evidence upon h she was indic‘ed, and this is d to have provoked the ditti- y this afternoon, The offair will be investigated in the police court tomorrow morning. It is alleged Mrs. Welsh used a club on Dugan and she claims be had a knife. | pooooece ceseeceress00¢¢a, : PERSONALS. ? be A | Nageeccececeeeceeencees ce — - 1 | | De ©. A, Elliot is slightly today. | | D._D. Mayfield,ot Evansville, is at | the New Richmond. J. Cuppy, of Ardnon, Ind. is at the Nw Richmond. I e lodge meets tonight in ssion. Mr. N. J. Dilday arrived this af- terncon from Louisville, Dr. W.S. St one, of Birmingham, Ky., is at the New Richmond. Mr. W. W. English came down from Calvert City this morning. | KE. H. Anderson. of Hopkinsville, jis at the Palmer, Mrs. JB. York, of Pine Bluff, is a guest of W. K. Penrod and family, Mr. Lon Rouse and wife have re- turoed from Texas, after an absence of a year. Messrs. Robt. Nuckells and N. L. | Copeland, of Metropolis, were in the city today. Messrs m Stone Bush and {Clarence Dallam, of Louisville, are at the Palmer. Wo. J. Morray fand Frank W. Sanner, of San Francisco, are at the New Richmond. Hon. M. D. Fergerson left this morning for Hadensville Todd cotinty, on a visit to his brother. The Y. W. C. 'T. U. will meet to- morrow afteraoon at 3 o'clock with Miss Jessie Boyd, on Trimble street Members requested to attend. Specially low prices tomorrow at Noah’s Ark NEWSPAPER MAN Goes to Benton—Buys an Interest in a Newspaper. Mr. Albert Moore, who has been on the Register here for over a year past, has purchased a half interest in the Marshall County Star, and leaves Saturday for Benton, where he will go to to work on the paper. Mr. Moore is a son of Rev, War- ner Moore, Sr., and a brother of Rev, Warner, Moore, Jr., who now lives in Benton. Bushels of carpet tacks at lca paper at Noah's Ark. Linnwood, Linnwood, nothing else. tf A DEFECTIVE BRIDGE Results in an Accident to Two La- dies in a Buggy. An accident occurred this morn- ing about 10 o’clock at Thirteenth and Jefferson streets, Mrs. Al Win- free and a lady friend were driving along when the horse broke through the crossing, and was baclly skinned up. One shaft was broken, and the baggy was otherwise damaged, The ladies called on Mayor Lang, and upon explaining the case to him, he agreed to have the buggy repaired at the expense of the city. The Fire Facilities at the Cordage Factory Tested Yesterday. | The board of local underwriters, | Fire Chief Woods and the fire com- jmittee of the council, went to the Cobankus factory, or cordage facto- ry. yesterday, and witnessed a test | of the factory's big water plant. Tt has its own water works, with x cistern that holds 100,000 gallons, and a pump of 12,000 capacity, It Pasture and water for stock at the old Buckner farm (Afton Heights) $1 per month, P. B. McAdams, Broadway toll house. the tank or cistern, | Four feet of water can be put in |the building in a short time. The force of water is so great that several sections of the city’s hose, attached to fire plugs in the factory, were burst. The city’s water works will be used by the big mauufactory only for the purpose of keeping the cistern filled. The test was most satisfac- tory A HUCKSTER ACQUITTED. Bud Jones, a huckster of near Benton, was arrested yesterday by |deputy U.S. Marshal” LaRue and | brought here last evening for trial. The witnesses went before Commis- sioner Puryear at 10 o'clock last vight, avd were beard, the defendant being acquitted of the charge of sell- ing whiskey without a license. The evidence ehowed that he merely bought whiskey for those who fur- nisbed the money in advance, BAPTIST REVIVAL. “What shall it profit ‘man if he| gain the whole world and lose his own was Rev, Mr, Penrod’s theme the First Baptist church last night nd notwithstanding other attractions sewhere a good sized congregation greeted him, and listened attentively tohis earnest words, Services will be held again tonight. Bible read- ing from 4 to 5 p. m., and sermon at 8p mw. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to every body to attend these meetings and church members es- pecially urged to be present, Now is the time to buy a lawn mower, Hank Bros, & Jones have the belt 21a3 NEW BUILDING. Leech Preparing to ne One, Cc, Erect a Fi Mr. T. C. Leech is preparing to erect a fine new business house in the city, but has not decided in the loca. tion, The plans are being drawn by B. B. Davis, and the building will be one of the prettiest and most modern in Paducah, 1t 1s to be occupied by |a dry goods concern that will move here from Tennessee. Beautiful gl everywhere for 2 Noah's Ark, The “Si refrigerstor sold only by Hank Bros. & Jones is the genuine charcoal filled, 2183 AFTER WHISKEY SELLERS. Deputy U. 8. LaRue left this afierooon for Hickman to make an arrest or two for violation of revenue laws. Ife may not return fora day or two. verine soap, sold cents, 10 cents ui at Visit Noah’s Ark tomorrow for bargains in queensware, woodenware and graniteware. ILL OF PNEUMONIA. -— Messrs, Horace Flannigan and MARRIED IN CAIRO. John Hall, of the Grahamville sec- fe Ae tion, are dangerously ill of pneumo- Johu White, aged 27 years, of|nia. There are several other cases Golconda, Ill, and Mrs, Mary |ia the neighborhood, also, but most Brown, aged 24, of Cross Roads |of them are recoyerin, McCracken county a Caacken rounty Ky-were married! ourteen-quart dishpan for 10 ee : a cents tomorrow at Noal’s Ark. Cheap Groceries. 3 Crown Raisins per Ib.. Raisins, per Ib Prunes, per Ib... Howiny and Grits, per Ib. Oat Meul and Buckwheat Flour, Dr. Edwards, Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat Specialist, Paducah, tf. Phaeton for sale, 121 8, Ist st. palces POWDER | A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder 40 YEARS THE STANDARI Jones. Choice Dates, per ber Ib... Choive Maple Sugar, per Ib Best N.O. Molasses, per gi Best Chewing ( Best Kraut, 1 Best Dill Pickels, Oyster Crackers, Lemons, per doz. eetinh I, L, RANDOLPH, 125 South Second Street, "Phone 89, per Ib..., If you want a scrub brush, whites wash brush, or avy kind of a brush, come and see us, Hank Bros. & 21a3 Shoes polished free IN MID-RIVER. Deputy Sheriff Attached a Ratt/ of Logs This Fore- | ! noon. \ The Matter Was Settled by the, Men ou$ the Raft, and ‘They Procecded to Metropolis, | i} Deputy Sheriff Utterback made an | early morning levy today, and it was in the middle of the river. Last night J. H, Faqua attached a raft of logs owned partly by Peter Calhoun, on a debt amounting to about $135 and the papers were given to the deputy to serve. The Smith Premier Typew: ETS EVERY TYPEWRITER - USING 821 Pine street, J. E. ENGLISH & CO., Dealers, 108 North S Telephone No. 90. CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF TO BE #& KZ g THE & lA. INE S LESY Louis, Mo. riter Co, cond street, Paducah, Ky. The raft hove in sight about 5 o'clock, and the officer, accompanied, by Fuqua, rowed out in a skiff, and wade the levy, Calhoun and bis’ partner, a man pamed Hildreth, who came from Kenton, Ky., were aboard and after a consultation, Calhoun transferred his share to Fuqua, and, the latter went on to Metropolis with the raft to sell the Hatter. Hildreth owned half of it. CIRCUIT COURT. Robert Carson Ylaced on Trial For Perjury Today—The Case Said to Be NEWS NOTES. ‘odd county fiseal court has of work- (he current The gone back to the old sy ing roads by overseers f year, Richmond will vote on a bond subscription of $4,000 to crect a negro scbool building. John Veach, of Bowling Green, convicted of the crime of horse steal- ihg. tried to escape several times while being taken to Eddyville peni- tentiary, John J. Creekhaum, of Lexington, has surrendered his pension of $6 per month, with a good chance for an increase, asking that the money be applied to the war fund. He was a private in company F, first Ohio volunterrs, At Covington, io the United States Court, Judge Taft allowed a writ of error to be filed in the case against T. B. Youtsey, of the First National Bank of Newport.Judge Taft peri ted a supersedexs bond to be given in the sum of $10,000 for the appear. ance of Youtsey in the United States circuit, court of appeals. This reduces the original bond from $15,- 000 to $10,000. The Key, Edward Donnelly, of the Chureh of the Immaculate ‘Coneep tion, in Newport, bas been assigaed to the pastorate of the Catholic church at Georgetown, Ky., to suc- ceed the Rey. Frank Donnelly, who died several months ago. ‘The Rev Romanus Vandervoort succeeds Father Donvelly at the Newport ebureb, and the Rev. Louis G. Pla- mondon, who has been at George- town temporarily, returns to the Mother of God church in Covi ngton. A Bad The Carroll Case Un- decided —Cthe the Circuit Court. Doings in George Bradshaw, who broke into a servant’s room at Mr L, HH Rieke's, pleaded guilty and was given three years. J. W. Ellis pleaded guilty to cut. ting in sudden heat and passion, and was flned $100 and costs. He cut Alf Tatum in front of a Court street saloon some time ago. Robert Carson, colored, ix on trial in the circuit court for false swear- ing He and Lou Moss, a notorious woman of the town, were arrested some tine ago for immorality, but swore they had never been togethe The evidence showed that they we guily, and they were indicted for perjury. The trials are 1o be sepa- rate. Mrs. Lou Welsh’s hond was re- duced to on motion of her at- torneys, Several grand larceny cases against Sam Frank, already convicted for that offense and given three years, Were continued. WHITE FOX HOUNDs. Whose Hunting Powers and Intelligence Are? Notable. ‘There ia general impression that the Virginia fox hounds were allorig- The case against Kid Carrol is still} |, "i lack and fans, “ye rat in the bands of thesjury. Blackwell, of Oak Springs, near War- Ick COURT, I n, Who is a member of the Nas There was but one case before ITiunt association, impartseome Judge Sanders this moraing. That on the subject, Col was against a respectable citizen for , of Farquier, who fig- getting a little too much booze He 1e revolutionary war, while was fined the customary amouat, $1 from home left his son Elias and costs, oc is land and dounds Presilent Fish Passes Through on a Special Train En Route to Louisville. but without su 1 find him one, saying s, of Prince Wil aracter of “Te has one you Fig: ind one old w e hound, asked: “W nt you have?” I at is Billy Davis which he ter W Conductor U. M. Sewell, who for- merly ran into Paducah, arrived last night and took out the President's special at noon, His many friends were pleased to see him in l’aducab, although his stay was brief. AVson ned Francis Edm woof Elias owned Da re lac Baggagemaster Flowers out today in a new uniform, President Stuyvesant Fish, of the Illinois Central, passed through the city this afternoon at pn a spe- en route from Louisville to He was accompanied by @ party of other officials and ants. and grane well’s pre af They igencs arc and Arab si Mu ory, has hunted for n from all parts of the coune for many years has ar figure in the huntir He has been known to carr h h he in A new time card is exp come outin time for Sune few changes are mentioned and noth- ing definite is known of these. One rumor is that the Evansville sleepers that are attached to the cannon ball will be abolished, as the connection will no longer be made there. It is also reported that one of the trains} ‘I out of Fulton, No. will be abol- ishe and to await L the humsmen be is prey heton, an Eng ated to Farquier 0 years ago, brought with him Eng] of and tones of thunder Ara rema Blackwe fore giving 4 late Capt 8, man who em about a fine pack of INCOME TAX PROPOSED. Washington, April 22.—Repre- sentative Sayers, of Texas, leader of the minority of the house committee] ; on appropriations, yesterday intro- duced a bill imposing and providing for the collection of a tax on income. sh hounds, the of These the nucleus wrung many of Washington, Ay ril 22.—A delega- tion of the most prominent negrces in the country yesterday teudered the President the support of the colored Americans, ward, pres of the Hanover bank of New Yor} » Who has acouniry seat at Millersville, in Anni Arunde! county, @ popular Maryland hunting ground, has within the last few years purchased a number of these dogs from Mr. Blackwell, whi are reported to have given much satis- faction.—Baltimore ry Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your I To quit tobacco netic, full of life, ne Bae, the wonder-worker, that male strong. All druggists, 0c or #1 teed Booklet and Sterling Remedy Co, CI The tenth annual convention tha Seventh district of the W.C Away Weak men Cure guaran Where Shoe-Leather Is Scarce. Japan, with 10,000,000 in- habitants, has only one leather shoe factory, arly all the natives still wear sandals of -iraw or wood. | $3.50 and $3.00 THE $2.00 and $1.50; Shoe for Men Ladies’ Oxford BEST In the city at Paducah’s Leading Shoe House ~sCOCHRAN & OWEN 331 Broadway Miss R. B. Hay ED H, PURYEAR Stondprapber Attornev at Law And Notary Public, Real estate and Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles Formerly master commissioner ‘of the MeCracken circuit court. Will practice in all the courts of this and| adjoining counties. Special attention given to the collection of all ms, the renting of real estate and al! other litigation. Will act as ignee and receiver of insolvent estates, also as administrator of decedents’ estu and as guardian of infants. Bonds for | security given in surety compan Office No. outh Four’ egal Row), Padueah, Ky. BICYCLES $25.00:$75.00} he only first-class repair shop | in Paducah. All work guaranteed Wheels called for and delivered Drop usa card. H.E.CRAFT & SON 431 Jefferson Street Second Hand Goods) Highest cash prices paid by Sprinkling Hose | Is what you need for hot weather Call'and see the large line for sale by HARLAN old F. G. All kinds of plumbing work hose boxes made new 122 Broad: Telephone 113. | DR. GOLDSTEIN. By Special Request This Eminent | Optic Specialist Returns | to Pa | | | | Errors of re’ tion of the eyes daily wore importance are engaging more than ever the tention of opticians en the puss lie is becoming interested after covering how much science is able u improve the visional power and aid the defective eye to emjoy the u ties of nature in the same de the perfect eye. It is the fact now geveraily known | and conceded by all oculists and cd ucated physicians that certain called ‘eye diseases’? as well many cases of chronic headache, neu: | ralgia and nervous prostration are due to irregularities of the retractive media, you | If you are unable to read fine print, | to sew or do any fine work for length of time, especially by light. | If the eyes ache or water, or every: | thing ‘swims’? or becomes dim, or! looks hazy or blurred when using | them a short time you have a hard time to see plainly. If you become slee; have a tired feeling in your ey: ler read ing a short while you need glasses Consult Dr. Goldstein, “He is in- dorsed by the leading physicians and many of our best citizens who are using his glasses and all of his good work, Eyes examined free, Office hours from 10 a, m, to p.m, at the Palmer house. y |e Educat Candy We, 2c. 1 0.6. tipation forever. fail, druggists refund money AS RANGERS TO FRO) Dallas, Texas, April 22 ernor Culberson today ordered the entire Texas ranger corps to the Mexican frontier, to repel any inva- sion from that country that Spanish sympathizers may make. Orders were issued to recruil every com-~ pany to double its present strength, pation Forever, ets Zathartic. 100 or Se, 11 to cure, drugy: ists refund mo MUDDY WATER . J.-A. BAUER Manager of the only complet a term of e Crokinole....- Board BIG LOT JUST RECEIVED. ——AT—. 1 AM SELLING St. Clair Steel’ Range At a very low price. See them. JONES —W Typewriter Built on strictly scientific princip! the highest grade materials. portable, invincible PRICE $35.00 tion and not belonging to the at an honest price. ‘The Blickensderfer is it reasonable cost. Guaranteed longest. interchangeable type, doing perfect alignment, typewriter trust portability line idjustable spacer r receiving im ed by Wester: Alogue and testimonials. MOORE BROS., General Agents gt F street Northwest Washington, D.C WHY DRINK :. When you can buy a good filter for five dollars? If not satis- factory after thirty days’ use it will be taken back and money refunded. CORNER SEVENTH AND TRIMBLE J. WILL FISHER. Agent for Fire, Life NOTARY PuBLIC and Tornade Insurance nts of deeds, ete., anywhere in the city or county, ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES bstract to titles in McCracken county and the vity of Paducah, The at t ade while clerk of the county court for ht years. This department is under the supervision of a compe « id reliable abstractor. If in want of anything in this line it will pay to , and | will appreciate your business, Cffice 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) Phone 383 Master Commissioner McCracken Circuit Court Will take acknowle: CURE CONSTIPATION