The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 25, 1898, Page 3

: It may, be careful 8 come to Paducah, remember, ay you tage. ou do not read advertisements carefully 'ATEMENT OF FACTS that we believe you will ' to call and see 0 a position to sell you Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes, Millinery and Men We are the lergest buyers in Paducah, pay cash for our goods, sell them for cash, and we give our WE WANT YOU TO INVESTIGATE : it costs you nothin customers the benefit of our business experience. We.do not claim that we sell evi ry article in our house for cost, but we do claim that our advantages enable us to sell than they cost small merchants who buy and sell on credit. We want your trade. We enone, et ready to buy your SPRING GOODS, we will make it to your advantage ee and do not believe what you read. Here is a thank us for ve yes A w your attention to. When ust at we are doing. We are Furnishing Goods to an advan- ; oods for less ytbing that is not sat- refund money for an BRING THIs CIRCULAR with you and in- : . When you spect the SPEOI OFFERIN GS we make you. Our competent force of salesmen and salesladies take pleasure in helping F ii make selections ss you will find Mr. Will Brazelton, Mr. Jack Hart, “irs. Ollie Elliott, Miss List, Mrs. Alice Hart, MissEmma Haag and ophia Backer ready to wait on you, Call at our store for the fashiun magazine, ‘Modes and Fabrics,” given away to our customers. Calicoes, Shirtings, Domestics | and Wash Dress Goods ‘The prices we sell you these goods for are often less than they cost other merchants. We buy them in large quantities and ore satisfled with small profits, Remember, these prices sre for the best makes. Calicoes. Medium quality shirting calicoes, in fast colors, for 2'yc yard Best quality shirting calicoes, all the desirable patteras, for Se yard. Best quality dark indigo blue calivoes for 3've yard. | 100 pieces choice dress styles in best calicoes made, the usual Te qual- ity, for4'vc yard, All the best makes in silver grey and b'ack and whit? calicoes for 4 yard. Domestics. Yard wide best quality Sea Island domestics, the usual Se quality price, 4c yard, Extra heavy yard wide brown domestic, the besi quality made, 6 Yard wile bleach domestic, free from starch, snd good quality Se yard. Fine cambric finished domestic, specially suited for ladies’ under wear, for 6 ‘ve yard. Good quality straw bed ticking for 10¢ yard. Heavy quality feather ticking, will not sl d feathers, for Se yard Shirting Cheviots. We have just received two bales of extra heavy oO dye 27-inch cotton checks, suitable for men’s shirts and aprons, that we are going to sell for Se yar | Our “Imperial Cheviot'’ will give you satisfactory wear; it is double warp indigo dye, and comes in all the lesir vattern: © yard 27-inch printed drilling shirting, in p styles small , for 100 yard. 27-inch heavy blue and white mixed denims, for overalls and hoy pants, 10c yard. Best quality cotton camlets, indigo dyes, for 1 our yard, for genuine indi women's cresse price 8 | le and neat, 2'ee yard, | Wash Dress Goods. | We show a larger line of organdies, dimities, lawns and muslins than usual thie season. These are special valucs: Good quality fast colored printed dimities, in neat, for 4e yard. . eases good quality fast colored lawns for Sc yard. Light colored satteens, in neat, s:wall patterns, worth 100 yd, for Se yd. Fine quality printed organdies, in all the desirable colors, worth lie yard, for 10c yard. | . 28-inch woolenette, looks like woo! goods, worth 50c yard; makes ser- | viceable separate skiris; for 10c yard. Genuine French ‘lies, in all the latest designs, 25c yard. | 80-inch fine linen suitings, in the latest style colors, for suits and | skirts, 150 yard. Good quslity fast colored 52-inch madras cloths, for children’s «dresses and shirt , 124ve yard, Fine inghams, fast colors, in neat, smal! plaids and stripes, for 100 5 Good quality white linons, for children's dresses, 5c yard. Fine quality linon, extra width and quality, 10¢ yard. Good quality check nainsooks, in neat designs, for 5c yard. Fine Swiss checks, with satin plaids, for 10c yard. Wool Dress Goods and Silks. We make this a Jeading depsitment with us, carrying st all times a complete assortment of all the newest styles and selling them to you at lowest prices. It will pay you to look carefully through oor dress goods | aod silk stock. We offer you— 36-inch wool filling Henriettas, all the new colors, for 20¢ yd 34-inch strictly ali wool mixed checks and Scotch effects, for separate skirts, for 25c yard. 88-inch small black, blue, brown and white shepherd cl fashionable goods this season for wisses’ anid children’s dres 5 86-inch silk and woo! mixtures, in all the desirable effecte, a 50c for 390 yd. 40-inch small silk and wool changeable plaid goods worth $1 yard, for 49¢ yd. 88-inch strictly all wool German Henriettas, in all the latest colorings for 59e yd. 48-inch fine covert cloths, this season's favorite for tailor dresses, 8! yd 48-inch summer weight French broadeloths for tailor suits, $1 ya Black Dress Goods. We carry only the best makes of black good’—the kind that we ars | well, hold their color aad are satisfactory. When you want to bay a black small checks and . ‘ stylish value, effects, like imported | 56-inch fo fant the | for hard use, 4 skirt you cannot afford to take any chances, but buy the best. We will sell you— 56-iach fast black fine twill wool filling Henriettas for 20c yd. \8-inch black brocaked mohair, large and smalt figures, one of the best materials for separate skirts, 25¢ yd, $8-inch black jacquards, stylish figures, makes a pretty dress, 3c yd. 41-inch all wool brocades, makes a stylish aud serviceable dress or sep- arate skirt, for 49¢ yd. Black ch serges, all wool, fine twill, a splendid wearing material, © yd; 48-inch for 5oe yd. One of fashion’s favorites this season is Henrietta cloth. Itis a ser- viceable cloth, specially suited for mourning wear, We sell them for 40c, and $1 yd Silks! Silks! Silks! Never before have they been in This has been called a silk season, such demand, and the low prices we are selling them for places this beautiful goods within the reach of all. Genuine wash silks, fast colors, in all the newest color combinations, makes a beautiful dress for children, or stylish silk waists, worth 35c yard, for 25e yard One of the best values ever offered in fancy silks our line of plaid and faney India silks, makes a light-weight serviceable dress or waist, for 50¢ yard. 30-inch solid ce The stylish cha yard, or china silks, all the desirable colors, for 50c yard. able taffetas, in this season's favorite colors, for 69¢ ty, for O8e yard, We sell an extra heavy to wear for $1 y 24-inch chang inch black gros grain silk that is guaranteed le Caraca silks, for skirts and waists, for 39c¢ yard. Men’s Furnishing Goods. Do you know the advantages to be gained by trading with us? Men Who have tried us for their wants are surprised at the values we give them, riety of our stocks. We have greatly enlarged this department you a few of our best values. s laundered percsle shirts, fast colors, worth 50c each, for 3%¢ ant qu Meu each. Men’s penang shirts, fast colors. special value, worth 75e, for 50¢ e: eh Men's white unlaundered shirts, linen bosom, reinforced back and front, continuous neck band, 50c he Genuire wadras sbirt, laundered bands, soft bosom, for 50c each. Men’s light weight balbriggan shirts and drawers, nicely finished, 25¢ each, Men’s well made unbleached drilling drawers, 25c pair. Men's well made cotton pints, 50 pair. Fast black seamless sox for 10c pair. Fast tan and black seamless sox, with double sole, 15c pair. Try us for your spring hats, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Mattings and Window Shades We make quality the first consideration in this department. A poor- ly made, bad colored carpet is not cheap at any price. We sell you the kind of carpets that wear well, hold their color and give you perfect satis- faction, and our prices for these goods are oftentimes lower than you are charg ed for shoddy goods by others. 7-8 hemp carpet in stripes, for 10¢ yard, Heavy yard-wide hemp carpets, good colors, for 15¢ yard. xtra Jap jute carpets, good colors, for 20¢ yard. ood quality 2-ply ingrain carpets, the best value you ever saw for the price, Our 1-4 wool fast colored 2-ply carpets wear well and give satisfaction © yard. Best quality half-wool 2-plys, all-wool 2-plys, Brussels, velvet and mocquet carpets at lowest prices, We have Sa expert carpet maker who makes and Jays all of our work, insuring you perfect service, Lace curtains, 3 yards long, neat patterns, for 75c pair. urtains, 3's yards long, taped edge. 98¢ pair. ns, 60 inches wide, pretty patterns, $1.50 pair. ut, genuine Point de Spet and fine Brussels net curtains Fine ecru lace Fine net curts Real Irish 5 in all the latest « Good w Heavy it China straw mattings, neat designs, 15e yard. ‘ht mattings, jointless, an extra value, 18¢ A. values in flne mattings, cotton warps and heavy straw goods, foot felt window shades, on spring rollers, 10c¢ each. 7-foot felt shades, all colors, good spring rollers, 15e each. Linen window shades, all colors, good spriag rollers, 25 each, We make window shades to fit your windows, Estimates furnished and satisfactory work guaranteed. we Black brocaded satins, for stylish separate skirts, in extra heavy quali-|™ Millinery Department. Our system of selling for small profit has made stylish hats within jreach of all, We can save you money and give you the latest styles. Here j are a few samples : Women’s sailor hats for 10c each, Sailor hat with ribbon band aod sweat band for 25c each. Children’s trimmed hats for 35¢ each, Ladies’ trimmed hats for 75c¢ each. We take pleasure in trimming hats Infants’ mushn caps 10, 15 and 25 Infants’ embroidered caps 25, 35 and $1. We carry a complete line of ready-made muslin underwear; our gar- ments are made of the best materials, nively trimmed and cut to fall sizes. Shoe Department. The largest stock of shoes in Paducah. Let's now have a talk with you about shoes. Our motto in this, as in all our other departmenis, is the best quality of goods combined with style at the lowest margin of profit adequate to the successful ranning of a legiti- mate business, conceding we are in position to serve your wants in our shoe departwent. As to a diversity of styles and p: tion by J. A. Rudy, Henry Weemer, F Rady, Miller Bradshaw and Ed ward Grouse, (the latter, by the way. ng in charge our repairing de- partment), we now ask you to scan carefully the following, and if not a customer drop in and see if we are over-estimating our claims for serving Ghildren’s Department. ‘2 prepared to show you the latest styles and colors at the follow- to suit you. ¢ each. 3, with Courteous, prompt atten- buys child’s tan or black strap slipper, 5 to 8. © buys child’s dongola shoe in button, 5 to 8. © buys child’s dongola kid, lace or batton, 5 to 8. $1 buys ox-blood, tan or black, e or button, 5 to 8. $1 buys child’s dongola button or lace, ‘ to 11 $1 25 bnys tan, very soft, patent trimmed, 9 to 11. And can show you many children’s shoes we can’t mention. Misses’ Department. $1 buys tan or black all solid shoe, 11 to 2. $1.25 and $1.35 buys soft, smooth shoe, extra value, 11 to $1 buys misses grain leather shoe, all solid $1 bays misses kid strap slipper or tie, solid. $1.50 buys extra nice soft shoe or slipper. Boys’ Department. ' $1 buys a shoe, so called, 2 to 5. $1.25—at this price a fair one, 2 to 5's 40, a good one in tan, ox-blood or b| $2, vici kid, new toe and dandy, 2 to 5'y. 75c, to close, boys’ brogans, all 5s, good shoe. ' Ladies’ Department. We have so many kiads that space forbids naming, and if the follow- ing doesn’t interest you, describe what you want and say what you want to pay re buys a serge buskin, an Ikid opera slipper, an Tkid Oxford tie, a rubber bottom tennis bal, Can’t brag on the wear, but are worth Lhe price, 75 buys a better grade Oxford in tan or black. For one dollar we give you— Woman's kangaroo low shoe, good and soli t Woman’s dongola goat, all solid, patent or kid tip Woman's ox-blood Oxford, patent trimmed solid. Woman's tan Oxford, trimmed of sine, solid Woman’s leather tip serge gore, buskin ; 4o« Women’s Ikid lace or button shoe; we cart recommend Woman's [kid old ladies’ bal. Woman's dongola kid strap slipper; a g Many readers of this have used our line $1 25 p'ain toe or patent tip Oxfords, As an evidence of qualiiy they keep calling for them, $1.25. Woman's black or tan kid, lace aud bution shoe, solid. $1.50 and $2. You get softer, nicer stock and good values, tk, 2 to 5 $1. rood One, $I Men’s Department. $1.00 buys N nd 7 Oak Kip plow boots. $1.00 buys buckle or lace te 6 to 11. ) buys satin calf solid counter in and out sole. calf, nice, soft all solid. 's low shoe. * $2.00 buys viei lace or congress, vice dress shoe $5.00 buys kangaroo vici kid or patent leather dandies, Give us a trial and you will come again. ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS, 219 and 221 Broadway, PADUCAH, KENTUCK A LAS? RITES, BITES The funeral of the late Mr. Nicho- las Hans took place this forenoon from the Catholic church, a large concourse following the remains to ! Alittle daughter of al gaged their last resting place. Of Dogs, Spidersand Snakes. But Fortunately No Fatalities. Harry Johnson, of the N. C. & L., was bitten by « vicious dog on we rally ge ne ves BISHOP DUDLEY'S LECIURE, painfully . 2 property of « neighbor. Mr. Alex Kirkland has been suffer- ing trom thtee spider or insect bites on his face, bat is now better. Harry Owen, son of Mr. Henry There Was an Appreciative Growd at Grace Church Last Night. The lecture last night at Grace 3 Episcopal church by Bishop Thomas Panne pe Bari hand. Sone’|H. Dudley, of Louisville, was ined atreat, and was heard by a large Fg Aad yny Sapte tad ent 7 crowd, including many of the visiting : delegates to the diocese. itl aa SrIROIE.<E thy.parelon nna subject touched on the t SSO many advantages offered by the Bent Tebaese Spltiand Auoke Your Hal Awey. | {episcopal church, and it was handled ascholarly manner, and in one held the undivided attention of request of a large number of promi- nent citizens, and had nothing to do with the diocese proper. deck and over the engine room. Valiant work was done with the fire extinguishers, and the flames were finally subdued after the boat had been considerably ed in places and the freight dam SROUS BLAZE, DAD Steamer Reuben Dunbar Comes Near Being Burned, “THE PADUCAH PRC News reached the city this morn- ing of a narrow escape Capt, Ryan’s boat, the Reuben Dunbar, plying be- tween Evansville and Nashville, had last ‘Thursday at Palmyra, on the Cumberland river. She had a large quantity of scrap paper aboard, which in some way be- came ignited, Ina short time there was a@ brisk blaze under the boiler The lecture was delivered at the The publication of the Paducab Progress will be started about July 1st hy Messrs, James P. Thompson and Frank Shatt, This paper will occnpy an entire new field in Padu- cah, its sole object being the ad- vancement of our city, its plan of publication and its purposes have been carefally considered and ma- tured, and will undoubtedly meet BY ANTATIGN EXCURSION TO CAIRO, Sunday, 29th, the Dick bowler, of/ under the auspices of the Catholic the city and lay their plans and hopes | Knights aud Ladies, leaves Paducah before them for their conside: tion. /at 9 a.m, Leaves Cairo 5 p. m. It is a worthy enterprise and de-) Pare for round rrip, 75 cents, 25m4 serves credit, with the approval of the business men of the community, Messrs. Thompson & Shutt will soon make a personal visit to the business m For sawdust go tu ,1301 8. 3d St. THE LUTHER LEAGUE, N gives all the war news, | The St ‘The Luther League will meet Thurs | y afternoon with Miss Emma Kott- ring, in Rowlandtown, All mem bers are requested to be present. Anna Wortvent, See, Telephone 29 fo: a load of Livkory stovewood, u terest with you whether you oH BALLARD’S Gay Havana Five Cen's S‘raight ttle Cuba Cigars DEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS Fifth and Broadwiv WRITTEN AT RANDOM. The Lonisyili considered itself tary orgsnization seemed to think tl Padueah on the annua’ a few years 1 draw in in been more des than from all t and regiments of Kentuct and more have been rejected ¢ count of physical disabilities, portion, to any other regi what there is about the I make the boys conceited iv hia’ conceive, Legion has mut the only n the world when it w en it now it ou: 8s horns. com} y com Mr. J. B. Alvey, the I. C. dispatcher, recently subscription for was perhaps the largest amount paid b; lucahan for su and tested the law relative for a paper you don't want Mr. Alvey subscribed for a 1 non (Ky.) paper for a year.and his time was out, ordered It did not stop, however, made the mistake of teceiving of the postoflice. The paper f asked for subscription, but wa: fused on the grounds that it wa The paper amount claimed, and the had his father at Lebanon atte the case for him, When it cam trial the paper won t! cluding costs and all cost the dispatch paid newspaper well seriy to p ut disy dered stopped. a ttle I never married a couple on day or Friday in my life Rev. ‘Cap.’ Owen yesterday, Owen is one of the oldest Meth ministers ia the city, and has 1 for better or worse many a c daring his career as a minister “1 don't know why it is,” plained, ‘but it happened tha Iwas simply never called upc perform a marriage on those although if there were any tn it, it was not on my part Rev. Owen is the preacher had a revival broken up last fa’ fleas. He stated ia reply to tion that it was now a little to be annoyed by them: ‘Later on,”’ he said,’ sheep and cows and pig around under the shade churches and school ho will be oO { as, and we will hi them that will be rather late in the se and those who desire to attend Owen's meetings in the county do so now without fear of molest from fleas re he Take € If C. C.C, fail to € rug refund 1 COLORED DEPARTMENT]. The Union club of the church will give a tion at the Owens next members a A. M rooon t of Mrs fri and contribute 10. cénts ments will be served free, Miss ©) of St. I who has been in the city f days visiting friends, left’ tod hor home after a most pleasant roline Drew Mrs. Paulina Marible who le Saturday afternoon for Hlinvis tend the Sunday school returned Monday ever ports a most trip. cony Ss The practice t have of collecting around ti doors duri wrestling and cutting capers, should be stoy hoped that the oiliver the matter of putting a The Industrial May fair wi held tomorrow at the Odd Fe hall, and there that it will prove a succes every dies have Jabored hard to make affair a success and itis to be | that their expectations will be realized. ‘Phe ball will } at decorated and arranged { fort and pleasure of all, welcome. e be th WOOD ¥ YARD! Mr, George W, Grubbs is wood fusiness at the corner ¢ and Trimble streets, He is wel by all, and will give satistaction orders promptly filled. Ampm afler of the fo Cave Constipation Forever. Everybody It as in anies bined pro Ju mt rd to nown ever tion aying wher pped 1 he inally sre us OF ad for atcher nd tol aff | Sur arked Rev odist united ouple ex mm to days, tition who Mo hy early the laud there then But ason Rev can ation wey r. ecep- Alic y for ft last to at lows’ this uoped | ~ fully ift Smooth, Glossy and Hard, a 1). fr from lumy itely clean is the way | hirts, collara and cuif 8 for laundering Star Steam Laundry ho 120 N Fourth st# and abso. we retarn all entrusted to LW. Moore, taple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All K'nds, e delivery t Cor o all parts of the city, 7th and Adame, Mati. Effinger & Co tertakers and embalmers, 130 S$ Third WINE OE’t Kah, Mi ELREE’s Wer “8 have by with a tory wn. T found da great deal h produces consti pee CATHARTIC TRADE MARK REGISTERED Never . CURE CONSTIPATION, ntreal, New Verb. NO-TO-BAC ii. | | | | aranteed by all J CURE Yobacco it BLOOD POISON | A SPECIALTY CURE IN 15 TO 36 DAYS IF YOU HAV Cheap Groceries, Choice Prunes, per Ib Seedless Rais Best Chewing Guu Choice Len 2 Best N.G. Molasses, per Sest Oyster Crackers, per lb 2 pack All Best Sour Pickels, per gal.. Fresh Meal per bu : ANDOLPH, dst If it fails to cure go to your merchant AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK. We will refund to him. Price 50 cts. VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO,, Sole Proprietors, e MEMPHIS, TENN,