The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 5, 1898, Page 4

‘That there’s no getting around. Jue hundred and fine kid gloves, s, regular $1.00 s% and 6, your Kid Glove fifty pairs very samples, all sh qualit: Ps. § choice of any in the lot, 59c- Three hundred new silk ti beautiful shades, samples, no two alike, just the thing to wear with your new shirt waists. Regular price 50¢; sale price 15¢. Belts—A large new line of jew- eled belts, worth soc, go im this sale for 25c. | Shirt Waists—Five hundred new shirt waists, all styles and colors, | regular prices soc and 75c, sale price 39¢. Don't forget—A handsome $5.00 Our motto: We sell and we keep everlastingly at it. 215 BROADWAY... THE B This week's sale and prices are in- disputable facts. That you can’t duplicate our bargains is another fact. BATTLE GROUND. ring given with every $25.00 cou- pon ticket. Millinery—We have to announce for this week a special sale and ,|display of very stylish trimmed] American Lronclads Preparing hats. These are beyond question the most beautiful aud elegant crea- tions ever shown in Paducah. A stylish lot of trimmed hats, all styles and colors, at $1.50, $2.00, $ nd $2.50, worth double our to Meet the Spanish Fleet When it Appears. price. Just received, forty new ssyles of se and upwards, w lot of French hair switches, all shades, 75¢ and $1.00. SAMPSON’S MEN ARE READY. Besides, Commodore Schley’s Fly- ing Squadron Is Prepared to Move When the Com- nd Is Given, cheap, we sell a heap, AZAAR ...215 BROADWAY DON’T MISTAKE THEMPLACE Monuments... We have in stock a fine line of finished monu- | ments which ‘Must be Sold For thirty days we will sell for Cash anything in the stock at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... Call and see our stock and prices. No other yard in the south has as fine an assortment of the latest styles and designs. J, E. Williamson & Co, 119 North Third street, Paducah, Ky. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL. Louisyille and East. AREIVE P.O. DEPART P, 0. 115m 1:55 pm 12:80 4m Memphis and South. St. Louis and West. 1145.0 m 5:45 pm d Ohio River Points. 10:00 @ m (daily except Sunday.) Steamboat due 10:55 a m Benton and N.C, & St. L. South. 10:10pm 6:00 afm LOCAL MENTION. Dr. Edwards, Ear, Eye, Nose and Pbrost Specialist, Paducah, tft. DEATH IN MARSHALL. Mrs. {Louise Waisner, aged 60, died of concer of the bowels at ber home near Sharpe yesterday, leaving a family. The remaids were interred at Oakland this morning. COUNTY ROADS. Maj. Barnes, who was awarded the contract to furnish gravel to the city, began work on the county roads, starting at the terminus of the Hinkleville road. A NEW MARSHAL. Town Marshal Elect John Block, who was elected at the recent election at Brooklyn, yesterday began his new duties, succeeding Marshs) Grimes. DUNCAN ESCAPED. Jobn Duncan, of Ballard county, who was fined in police court yester- day for drunkenness, escaped from the chain gang yesterday afternoon sometime. The prisoners were Werking on Jackson street at the time. Incandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sale at McPherson’s Drug store. tt THE “WETS” WON. A local option election was held in Benton yasterday, and the vote was “wets,”? 68, “dry 49, A great deal of interests was taken in the election, owiag to the fact that there are now two saloons in Benton, The result of yesterday’s election will doubtless bring more saloons there. LOST A FINGER. Mr. H. F. Powers, an employe at the Lack Singletree factory, lost a finger yesterday afternoon late while at work on a machine. He lives in Mechanicsbarg. BLIND JOE. The concert tonight at the Y. M, C. A. hall to be given the benefit o ‘*Bliad Joe’? Mangum, should not be forgotten. The crowd will doubtless be large. Linnwood, Linnwood, else. EES STREET ROLLER The street roller was put on South Third street this morning, and at- tracted no little attention from pedes- trians. It is being used to tear up the streets as a preliminary help to the ditch diggers for the sewerage contractors, and got stuck once or twice. A plow was fastened on the back end to agsist in the work. Foreman McNichols, with fourteen laborers, arrived yesterday from Chicago, and these were put to work this morning. "We have the best stock of bedding plants ever offered in Paducah, , 5m3 OC, Ty Buvnson & Co, nothing u PERSONALS. jGESEREECECCRCE: SPANISH VESSELS HAD BETTER LOOK OUT. Washington, May 5—Spain’s At- lantic fleet is not to be allowed to ap- proach the coast of the United States. Rear Admiral Sampson has per- fected plans for meeting the enemy on the high seas and giving battle at Mr. Jack Bloomfield, of Prince- ton, is in the city, Mr. A. C. Einstein, of St. is in the city today. Mrs. W. C, Eubanks and son are ing. visiting in Cincinnati, = All that is definitely known here is tuned from Suithlaad. [thatthe four moet powerful shipe in Mr. Albert Foster leaves tomorrow] "°** a noeeecee Cried cent tor Evansville on a visit to friends. | tte New York, the Indiana, the lowa Miss Ethel Hopkins, of Evansville,|*®4 the Partan—were ready for leaves for her home tomorrow morn-| prolonged voyage yesterday after~ ing after a visit to Miss Mary Bos-| noon. ‘Their coal bunkers were filled to their capacity and additional sup- well. plies of coal were in bags on deck. At the same time, Commodore Schley’s squadron at Hampton Roads, ceived a letter from Hong Kong,|°™Prising the Brooklyn, the Mas- China, covered with quaint charact-|Sachusetts and the Texas, with two ers, but addressed in very legible} colliers carrying six thousand tons of hand writing. coal, 1s ready to sail at a moment's The letter proved to be from A] a otice Sam and A Lum, two laundryman “ : f wift auxiliary cruisers are scour- who left Paducah three or four years “ ‘ ago for the Flowery Kingdom. |iag the ocean in search of the Span- They have finished their visit to Chi-|ish fleet. na, and are desirous of returning to} ‘These facts all point to the theory Austen. ; that there is to be # union of the ar- They sailed on the Empress toda: 4 and expect to reach Vancouver about|™0red ships under Rear Admiral with those under the 27th, inst. They request Judge|Sampson Sanders to reply to any telegram}Commodore Schley at a point in that may come here from officials}the ocean previously agreed upon, relative to their former residence and that the scouts are to report to here. , fede 5E) Judge Sanders has for several] them there the location and direction years attended to the business of the] of the Spanish ships. Chinamen here, and this is the rea-{ It is not believed to be possible gon they wrote him. | The letter bel that the Spanish ships will be able ee ay we Ween ai to avoid all the scouting vessels, Chinamen themselves, and is much GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL’ Louis, FROM HONG KONG. Judge Sanders this morning re- better constructed than many letters written by Americans, JENNIE HOLMAN Washington, May™5.—It is ex- Tonight. coming year will make the general of Jennie Holman, who appears at appropriations reach an aggregate of The Krause-Stout company pro- house, Miss Jennie Holman, the of that committee, assuming that all mille. Pine Bluff people have always | for in a single deficiency bill instead ity until she portrayed this rich, te war. ence and it is but just to say that as the part great study. Her efforts in] spanish pretender, said: seldom, if ever, witnessed a more/feat, but I am proud that Spain pany came up well to the suppost of against superior force with courage McArthur Bros., of Chicago, have] opinion as to the ultimate effect of Murphysboro, Ill., to connect the The correspondent found great Paducah’s delegation to the derby} 2™doubtedly being made for 9 hur- boys had to telegraph home for] tier desirable. Queen Christina may make a further Frank Jones against a building and principal supporters are wavering in IN THE DITCH, nearer the resumption of Spain's this afternoon, and at press time « ascend the throne when the proper NN Don't forget the opening at Mc-| gentleme for sale at pected that the extraordinary expen- The Pine Bluff Commercial of a| deficiency appropriation bill now be- the opera house tonight in ‘‘Ca- rbout $120,000,000. duced Dumas’ ‘‘Camille’’ last night} Chairman Cannen, of the house com- leading actress of the company, 88-1 06 expenditures will be provided admired this sterling actress, but/of earlier separate bills. ‘The amount great character last night. From emcee eg line DON CARLOS AT WORK. Camille Miss Holman is in her mas- Ser every sense of the word were artistic! 47 oisnantly feel the Spanish de- successful rendition of this altogether] maintained her glorious traditions Miss Holman and the audience was end determination, been given a contract by the Illinois the disaster in view of the very seri- Cairo Short Line with the main line, activity prevailing among the pre- returned this morning from Louis-|tied departure if events at Madrid many: A follower said: ‘It is the be- Nothing of interest was done today|effort in behalf of her son, but her dona, pampany is. on tial Wis .after- their allegiance, and the irresistible wernment by her rightful dynasty. ‘The street roller ran into the gut- i if . se ply 4 force of workmen was still trying to] moment arrives.”’ Clain’s studio next Monday and Plating and Repair Works, 416 North qT In “Camille” at the Opera Rouse} ditures for the first six months of the recent date has the following to say}ing held in the house committee on mille:’’ r This is the rough calculation of at the opera house to an overflowing | mittee on appropriations, and others suming the very difficult part of C: they had no idea of her eminent abil-| js dependent upon the prosecution of beginning to end she held the audi- terpiece. She has undoubtedly given} Brussels, May 6—Don Carlos, the and we are pleased to say we have dificult impersonation, The com-\unsullied and maintained a combat more than pleased. F “T prefer to withhold a further Central to build two miles of track in rs = ous news comiag from Madrid.’’ > SPORTS RETI THE SPORTS RETURN. tender’s suite, and arrangements are ville. It is understood several of the] render his presence nearer the fron- CIRCUIT COURT. ginning of the end of the regency. in the circuit court, The case of] power has crumbled to pieces, her noon. A march of events in bringing rapidly ter on Broadway, near Fourth street, Don Carlos wili be found ready to get it out. Second-hand bicycles, ladies’ and da} 5m3 Seventh street. atime and place of his own choos- | SAGASTA'S MINISTRY DO Madrid, May 5,—The ministry of Sagasta must fall, Popular revolt is imminent and the worst | ly ex- pected, The streets of U cities in Spain are today maddened mobs, Revolull ed before night. Tt may be made by publicans or anarchis by. all, Don Carlos is at Brussels, in con- constant hourly communication with his followers here. This gives rise to the belief that treacher, ts. An outburst of wi swept over the city yéai it became known that Adim| had threatened to bombard Manila It is impossible to imagine the sen- sation still prevailing. Tae people had been completely led to believe that the American navy was not in condition to do anything serious. The deception of the people was as utter as Admiral Dewey’s victory seems to have been complete. It is now known by the public that very heavy guns and torpedoes were sent to Manila last year. Big ap- propriations of all the money neces- sary to complete the land and sulbma- rine defenses were made and the mon- ey spent. | The people believe they have been served by little less than traitors, or? FOR CUBA. fear- ment when Dewey BOSTON ~ NOW'S THE TIME 10 BOY Screen Doors, Screen Windows Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, STORE Y Ice Picks, Ice Shredders, a Water Coolers. NO. 324 BROADWAY LARGEST STOCK LOWEST PRIC Vee hhh. ti 2b, 318-324 BROADWAY PADUCAH kY ~ 4 Z I AM SELLING «THE. St. Clair Steel Unprecedented bargains to be had here Nowhere else can you get so much value for your money. Read this ad carefully. It will be gold and dampa, Fla., May 5.—Transport ships are being loaded with soldiers, ammunition, guns and tents here to- |day for the invasion of Cuba. The | greatest activity prevails and it is be- | lieved that within the next few days several thousand American troops will be landed on Cuban soil, SYMPATHY FOR SPAIN. Vienaa, May 5.—It 1s believed here that the Spanish dynasty will fall. The Ives of the King and Queen Regent are believed to be in imminent danger, tis believed that the Archduchess ‘lizabeth, mother of the Queen Ke- gent, has proceeded to Madrid to comfort her daughter during these critical days. Hopes which were held out that war would not result ia any disturb- ance in the position of the Spanish dynasty appear now to have been abandoned, and it is freely stated that surprises may be looked for. A majority of the foreign ambas- sadors frankly confess that they be- lieve the worst is upon the unhappy adopted land of Austria's daughter. Although the position of the (Queen Regent has been growing daily more difficult, no step can be taken by the Austrian cabinet in the matter, not- withstanding the deep and wide sym- pathies felt in high quarters here. FUNERAL THIS MORNING. James Stree. took place this moroing from the family residence on South Third street. His class mates from the high school building attended the funeral ia a body. The interment was at Oak Grove. For plants that will bloom, leave your orders with 5m3 C. L. Brussox & Co, DEWEY, DO WE DO ’EM? Do we take Manila? Dewey? Well, should smile, We don’t do « thing "em! Dewey? A hot touch! The grand rush! A warm time! Do we hand it out to the haughty Dons? Dewey? There’s nothing to it! We give them their due! We do: Part of it. That's what we do. Dewey ? Do we run away? Do we keep cool and wait? Well, what do you think now? Dewey? Do we miss a shot? Do we settle the score? Oh, Dewey? Not much! Do We square accounts for treach- ery’s deed ? Dewey? We do, indeed! At least in part! But there’s more to do, Much more, Do we stop ot this? Do we close the deal? Dewey? 1s the incident closed? Isn’t it just begun? That good work— Dewey. Do we rest the case? What, at this point? Well, we wonder! Dewey !—Cincinnati Commercial $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 Saturday, May 6 and 7, only. fore lots and sizes are broken. . if goods are sold out, if you come late, cars direct to Hote," ****? WAMU OFFICE 8824 BROADWAY 331{Broadway The funeral of the late Master Range At a very low price. See them. silver in your pocket, be FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Customers will oblige us by taking small par- cels with them. J, WILL FISHER loner Agent for Fire, Life McCracken Circuit Court NoTaRy Puscic and Tornado Insurance Will take acknowledgements of deeds, ete., anywhere in the city or county ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES y and the urt for Manager of the only complete abstract to titles in McOrack city of Paducah, The abstract was made while clerk of th a term of eight years. This department is under the supery a compe- tent and reliable abstractor. If in want of anything in this line it will pay to seo me, and I will appreciate your business, Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) Phone 383 @ete OLD GLORY FOREVER! In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is Unfurled! “The conilict Ladies’ $2.50 Skirts at $1.69. Ladies’ $1,50 Skirts at 69 cents 500 ladies’ Shirt Waists, worth soc up to $1. Choice 39 cents. Ladies’ fine Vests, value e8 cents, price 10 cents. Not over six to one customer. Lace Curtains worth $1.50, 3 yards long at 63 cents per pair. 100 pieces Shirting Prints, percale patterns, worth 6c, sale price 2fc. __. Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, value 1a ‘yc, sale price 4 cts Not over 12 to a customer. On! ye brave w rush to glory’’—Cuba save. Brave patriots, all ‘your wave And charge with all your chivalry her Over At s wave McKinloy brave Sens our noble seamen, und»unted, true, A fair isle to save or find a grave, And plant « new *‘red, white and blue. Ladies’ fast black hose, value 15c, sale price sc. Misses’ fast black hose, well worth 25c, sale price r3e. Men's fine tan hose, regular 20 cent quality, for 7 over six pairs to a customer. 500 ladies’ corsets, at 19 cents, worth 40 cents. 50 dozen ladies’ hose, regular 50 cent quality, at 23 cents. 5000 bars Castile soap, worth 5 cts, sale price 1 'vc 100 ladies’ fine skirts, worth up to $2.00, sale price 99c Ladies’ fine skirts, worth up to $4.50, at $2.48. 75 ladies’ skirts, worth up to $4.00, at $1.99. Ladies silk skirts, worth $6.50, at $3.99. Ladies’ shirt waist sets at ge, worth 350. Men's fine handkerchiefs, worth 25c¢, at ge. Ladies’ vici kid Oxford ties, broken sizes, worth $3.00, at $1.23 D 8 400 pairs ladies’ shoes and oxfords, worth up to $1.50, at 89 cts. AT 205 BROADWAY 500 pieces good standard prints, woith 6c, sale price 3'vc. 2S 25 dozen men's fine percale shirts at 39c, real value 75¢- . ° Sprinkling Hose Men's good work shirts, wo:th up to 75c, divided into two lots at Is what you need for hot weather, 29c and 33¢. Men’s fine clay worsted suits, satin lined, worth $22, at $9.95. Call'and see the large line for salo by Men’s Scoich wool suits, all sizes, worth $15.00, at $4.99. F. G. HARLAN Boys’ knee suits, worth $1.50, at 89c. ola cents. Not What higher aim can patriot know ? What destiny more grand’? Than the soldier's fight for freedom’s right, To free « suffering land? The Spanish Dons egg long shall taste Our “Uncle Sans * pills And freedom’s bird shall proudly soar In the Pride of the Great Antilles, In war, as in peace, it will pay everybody to go to —$_$—__. MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE Fletcher Terrell, Manager ONE WERK, COMMENCING Boys’ knee suits, worth $4.00, at $1.88, Men's fine balbriggan underwear, worth 75 cts, at 23 cents, over four garments to a customer. All kinds of plumbing work. hose boxes made new, 122 Broadway, Telephone 113. FREE s: FREE Don’t forget The Spring Opening at McClean’s Studio TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY! + Special engagement of the people's favorites, KRAUS-STOUT BIG COMPANY JENNIB HOLMAN Tinware and Granite Ware. Large size coffee pots at 9 cents, worth 25 cents. Large sauce pans at 9 cents, worth 25 cents. 30 ct g.anite sauce pans at 15¢. 60 ct granite sauce pans at 23 cents 75 ct granite coffee pots at 33 cenis. 25 ct granite pudding pans at 13 cts. Large wash basins at 4 cents. $1.00 large granite tea ketiles, at 39c. 75¢ grani.e dish pans at 33 cents. 5 cent cups at 1 cent. Large dinner buckets at 9 cents, And hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention. were Tonight wil! present a dramatization * of Dumas Fils’ gent work. *% CAMILLE # +»-PEOPLE’S POPULAR PRICES... 10 Monday between the hours of 9 aes and 3 will make all old people from 55 up free. On Tuesday be'ween 9 and 2 all babies between 6 and 18 months free. Don't forget place and number. 324 Brdadway “AMES Ho pensions carefully atteaded to, Room and Breakfast, $1.00. OUR MOTTO: WE UNDERSELL EVERYBODY fom an ra, $1.0, noel Lemeeenuienenensc tain ae Remember, these prices are for Friday and | 9°? ®™%s. jaa W. M. JANES Come early, be-| anew srtannes REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOANS Don’tblameus| 8ST. JAMES HOTEL GRAND MATINEE Saturday at 2 p.m. Ten dollars in gold giv Away Saturday night. Me wien U.S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS ST, JAMES HOTEL Prompt and thorough attention given to all ct 'Ases, ——8T. LOUI£,— Vouchers for quarterly payment of Rates, $2.00 Per Daye! once, 714 south Third See me to buy, sell or mortgage realty. ) 2 MONDAY, MAY 2 & 4 « f cd a ¥ T a , o