The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 26, 1898, Page 4

Shopping Made and Profitable The Bazaar makes it a point to have just the goods you want. Easy, Pleasant | The} newest styles find their way quickly to our counters from every market. | Immense assortments bought for spot cash at bed-rock prices. give you unequalled bargains in fine on sale a number of special purchase: per cent. to customers. Shirt waists at the price of making Just bought the entire remaining stock |i of this season's shirt waists from the largest New York manufacturer consist of fine percal dies and p $ and g&e i je swell skirts, | v t y latest thin French plaids with heavy s in tur vise, cerise blue and white Wlack and | i These skirts At $6.00 and last, $2.25] Just received, 100 samy sand checks considered cheap the white st weuld t $8.00; our prices whil and $3.98. Ask to see out $1.00 mohair skirts. $ fine kid gloves, al Two hundred y amd $1.25 color "hey Chic Spring ~ Millinery will We can| new goods, This week we place| s that mean a saving of 25 to 5°} Don't forget, we are giving a handsome | mported $5.00 Smyrna rng with every We have just opened up| 1 large consignment of | spring millinery, which | displayed for the first time and tasty effects in greatest be Reautiful ariety Your choice of 250 st styles, white and colored shed, chip and fancy straw 50 and $4.0 Your choice of 500 ele hats from our work room latest styles, at $1.50, $1.7 worth d mur price Nev s for midsummer whit.» ( colors, 25¢ and upward, A new lot of hair switches at $1.00. Colored wigs complete pattern hats, new lace fin at $2.50, nt trimmed I the very and $2.00, wear and 5 a6 hilt. THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY 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 f aS REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Call and see our stock and pri other yard in the south bas as fi n assortment of theflatest styles and designs. | J, E, Williamson & Co, 11 North Third street, Paducah, Ky LA BELLE PARK Tayton, Lessee and Manager, R, G. Bostwick. Resident Manager. | Tonight, and balance of this week, the ROBERT SHERMAN COMPAKY, Will present the beautiful comedy-drama, The Fatal Wedding NEXT WEEK TAYLOR'S HIGH-CL. VAUDEVILLE COMPANY | Will be the attraction, coming direct from East End Park, Memphis. ‘This company has been’ engage! at an enormous salary, and every act on the program is guaranteed to please. we will be free from all vulgarity, and people who forget that it is a place for ladies and gen tlemen will be compelled to leave. Sea.s io pavilion 10 cents. Nickel Plating Is a difficult operation, We are famed for our success in this The perfor work. An expert would fail to ifference between a han plated by us and a new s only one an immense ck of modern tools, attractive workshop. and a Call and see how it ie done THE SOUTHERN Crumbaugh & Parke, 416 North Seventh St. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL. Louisyille and East. annie ro. DEPART P.O 7:16am Memphis and South. 6:00am, 2220p m St. Lo 8:00 m 3:10pm bvansyille and Ohio River 10,00 a m (daily except Su 55 pm and West. | oners Cheap G Choice Prunes, per Ib. . Seedless Raisins, per Ib..... Best Chewing Gum, 2 packs. Choice Lemons, 2 doz.. Best N.G, Molasses, per gal... Best Oyster Crackers, per lb Best Sour Pickels, per gal ; Fresh Meal por bu 45. ‘LOCAL MENTION. EXCURSION TO CAIRO, Mth, the Dick Fowler, uspices of the Catholic leaves Paducab iro at 5 p.m 5 cents, 25m4 Sunday under t Knights and Ladies, at 9am. Leaves C Fare for round trip, ~~ WANTED, and th oarders rth Fou £VITOR TAYLOR BACK. K. Taylor Louisville, roomers arrived last and will Editor L. nisht from |remain bere and resume the practice of law. He has been absent for several months, and says he has no ations just now. TAKE NOVICE! Now is the time to make con- ts for sewer connections. We will, until July Ist, make contracts for the following prices on sewerage 20 cents per foot complete ata depth of 6 feet. 18 cents per foot complete ata depth of 5 17 cents ger foot complete at a depth of 4 feet. 16 cents per foot complete at a depth of 3 feet. Ms cents per foot complete ata depth of 2 feet. Open evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock, Respectfally, Minzesheimer Plambing Co., | 103.N. 5th, Under Palmer House. 8 T TO LOUISVILL Carl Bates, a young man who has been in the hospital at Memphis, was sent to Louisville last night by the Mayor, He had a very bad vase of some disease that is pronounced in+ curable by the doctors. BEAUTIFYING THE MARKET Today the work of whitewashing the market house began, and will be completed as soon as possible. The public tmprovemet committee re ported favorably on having the work done, and an order was today issued from the mayor's office to do the work IS VERY ILL, Miss Mollie Fuller, at Husbands, who has been ill from hemorrhage, is no better. She is still lingering alung, with small uopes for her recovery. “REMEMBER THE DICK.” Tenth and The Decoration Day excursion Monday, May 30, to Mound City and return on the splendid steamer Dick Fowler will be a great event, Ele- gant music will be on board and the special advantages of this beautiful steamer will make the occasion one must not be missed. The ex- at Mound City will the most memorable since the war. Sev- eral great speakers will be there. The Dic k Fowler will leave Paducah at 0a, m. sharp and will arrive home at9 p.m, Fare for the round trip, 75 cents. “Remember the Dick as well as the Maine.’’ ARU ALL” ercise PAUPERS, There are six United States pris- in the county jail, serving sentences imposed at the last term of the federal court. Deputy Marshal La Rue is annoyed a great deal by notes from them, ash that they be allowed to take the insolvent debtors’ oath, They cannot take it until some time in July, however, and hence the disappointment is great Every one will take this oath as soon IL, RANDOLPH, 123 South Second Street, Phone 89. ARE CLEAR STRELT. rit ‘The mayor yesterday served notice on the street car [com to clear the street on West Iii wherc the track bas been move from the side to the center of the street. The dire was left very high, and not moved, Vesident Wallace wrote mayor todsy that the dirt would be moved at orce, and that the reason it had not been attended before because of water being left in places. was low Coal. It you want a load of clean nut as possible, and they are fairly “itehing’’ for the opportunity to do so. Dr. Edwards, Ear, Kye, Nose and Lurost Specialist, Paducah, tf. Ladics Misses Children’s... And men's 1.50 4 coal, telephone No. 70. 2imim = Barry & Hennenencen. 4 331 BROADWAY + 4-00 and returned Mr. Henry Orme has from St. Louis. Mrs, Amanda Wilhelm bas returo- ed from Fulton, Mr. Ad Rasch, of Evansville, bas $25.00 coupon tick | tetareed howe, Editor J. M. Meloan, of Murra: was in the city today. Mr. A. B, Sowell left at noon for St. Louis on a business trip. Mrs. C, F. Jarrett, of Hopkins- ville, is a guest of Mra, Nanie Cobb Mrs. Mary E. Beadles has return- ed froma visit to her daughter iv Birmiugham, Ala. Mr. Wm Murphy ,of the Palmer house bar, left at noon for St. Louis © spend a few days. Miss Verna Threlkeld, of Hampton, Ky., is visiting the Miss Arnolds on North Sixth street, Mrs. Capt. Gilbert, of Evansville, ind Mrs Arnold, of Lowa, are guests of Miss Brannon, 513 Washington treet, Mrs. Benton, of Louisville, arrived last night to join her husband who is attending the diocese, and is a guest of Mrs, O. L. Gr 5 Miss Rosa Falls, who bas heen doing newspaper work in New Orleans for several years, is in the city en route home from atrip to Evansville. Mr. W. M. Clements, of Company C, First regiment, who was rejected because of a defect in night, is to have another trial and, it is believed, that he will pass the examination Says a Lexiogton dispatch. Mr Clements is well known in Paduca’: having been on # local paper. s TILL IMPROVING, onl. Mrs. Lee Stanley Is Much Better. No News of Her Assailant, Mrs. Lee Stanley is still improv- ing,and her physicians say that the statement that inflammation had set in was untrue. There oflam mation, ad Mrs. Stan! ‘There is nothing further in regard to the whereabouts of her assailant, although the oiticers are still hunting for him. A reward is to be offered for his eaptare. This morning ex-Sheriff Holland received a letter from Paris, Tenn., stating that a suspect was under ar- rest there. He was arrested while passing through on a bicycle. Marshal Collins will this sfiernvon havea man and a woman up to question them regarding the assault and the identity of the negro, They were in the woods at the time, and are said to know something about it. MRS. WILL HILLS DIES. ons of a Lady. Mrs. H. Will Hills, wife of the popular young dispatcher of the N., C. & St. L, died yesterday after- noon late at the Broadway infirmary of puerperal convulsions. She had been in ill Lealth for some time, and her mother was with her when the summons came, Mrs Hills was formerly a Miss Thompson, of Michigan, and was a most estimable lady. She had been married about two years. The funeral took place this morn- ing from the residence, 224 North Eighth street, under the auspices of the Maccabees, and the remains were shipped at noon to Metamora, Mich., for interment. BEN WONT R UN adden Sun Popular That isthe Latest About the Pop Nominee for Congress. An intimate friend of Ben Keys, the populist nominee for congress from this district, 18 authority for the statement that he will not accept the nomination, and willia a few days notify the committee of his in- tentions. Asis no doubt remembered, he was nominated by the populists at Princeton a short time ago. DIED 1 ) IN ARKANSAS. News was yesterday afternoon re-|! ceived of the death of Mr. Gilbert at Little Rock, Ark , he had lived for several years. The deceased was a son of Mr. J. W. Gilbert, the well known tobacco man of Murray, and was a nephew of Attorney Jesse Gilbert, of this city, He was about 27 years old, and was married. He leaves quite a number of friends and relatives in Paducah. Db. B, where TO SAVE HIS EC K. PFAn effort is being made to have the sentence of Will Tutt, the negro wife murderer (to hang June 17), commuted to life imprisonment, It is claimed ina petition sent to the governor that ‘Tutt did not have a fair trial. The people here will be surprised that such @ statement is wade, a8 it is generally conceded that he had as fair a trial as one could have, and that the sentence is @ just one in every particular.—May- fleld Moniter, Summer Shoes 50 and $3.00 tan and black Oxfords. 2.00 and 1,50 tan and black slippers nd 1,00 tan and black slippers SHOES POLISHED FREE 3.50 tan and black vici kid shoes this week. THEY ELOPED. But They Were Outwitted By the Old Folhs—Were Too Young. Adventure of a Young Couple From Mechanicsburg Today. Quite a Romantic Affair There was considerable excite- ment at the wharf this morning about 8 o'clock. A young man sod a young lady appeared and engaged rooms on the Dick Fowler for Me- tropolis. y walked about for a short while, but seemed to be uneasy, and finally a brother-in-law of the young lady went to the ferry boat and asked Capt. Owen if it would leave before the Fowler. He was told that it would, and the couple forthwith boarded it and got off at Brooklyn. Soon afte: the ferryboat had gone, however, the young man's mother and aunt arrived on the scene, and learving that the couple had gove on to Brooklyn to catch the Fowler there, they took took passage to Me- tropolis and were aboard when the ‘ouple got on at Brooklyn. The young man was Roy Scott, of Mechanicsburg, and the girl Miss Della Wicks, of the same place. They eloped to elude parents. It was the second elopement cf the young lady, according to reports, she having eloped with another young man some time siove, but was inter- cepted by parents. The young people, when they boarded the boat at Brooklyn, were no doubt surprised to see the old folks, and what then transpired is only s matter of conjecture, They went cn to Metropolis, bat were not uarried, according to a telegram from the Sux's correspondent there, who said the ceremony was not per mitted to take place When the news of the elopement became known in Mechanicsburg there was more of a stir than had been perceptible in the peaceful little suburb for some time, on account of the young people being so well known. There have been seve weddings in the family of the young lady recently. The youn to his marriage 18 or 19 years of age, and his in- tended bride is al the same s He is atoa of Mr, Frank Scott machinist. The young people this afternoon, being ia ch cer Shoemaker, who went down or the Fowler. The county clerk at Metropolis had been notilied by tele- graph not to issue the license when they reached there, man’s relatives objected se he is only were brorght in rge of Oili- POLIGE COURT. Albert McKinley A AsquittedacDthe® Cases of Slight Interest, The case against Albert McKinley, colored, charged with stealing $11.50 from Ida Moss, colored, was this morning dismissed. There was no evidence to establish the guilt of the defendant, and he was released. He is porter at the New Richmond. There was a case against Lizzie Jones and Florence Dodd for tighting. They fell out over language one used towards the other, ahd both fought toa finish, and afterwards renewed the fight. They were fined $5 and costs, and the Jones woman, who is in a delicate condition, will likely be released upon recommenda ion of the city physician, A case against Mr. Courtney Long, charged with allowing his horse to run at large, was continued in order to get the evidence of the mayor, who was absent, THOSE DIVERS CLUBS The Toothpick Shoe clab, of Fraz- zled Edge, Crittenden county, the Diamond Shirt Stud club, of Cow Lick Creek, Livingston county, and the Catnip Tea club, of Smithland, held a joint meeting and resolved that our Adonis is first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen. A big pai was then eu on Front street, in Smith after which the entire membe' four got in a canoe and went up the fulCamberland. Sinirk Savart- un then took a Pullman ‘sleeper to ’aducah, sweetly dreaming of ‘My quartett and [."" Such carrying ov makes the opposition feel like bunt- ing for cover.—Murray Ledge CARS DERAILED. There was a Daimint in the Union Depot yards at noon, The ewitch engine had a train of empty coal cars and when they were crossing the street two of the cars juinped the track and were wrecked. Sever- al cars were thrown cif, but there was little damage to the track MADE 41 There was another good crowd at the park last night to attend the pere formance of the Robt. Sherms pany. At the conclusion Prof. Lot- to made his phenomenal dive from the top of an eighty-five foot ladder into a net, avd was liberally ap- plauded, COCHRAN & OWEN’S Special Sale of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s + 3.00 331 BROADWAY SS ae PRICES E sewhere in this from issue of the Sun the Minzesheimer Plumbing Comp’y! and Window gl Removal quarters at nend Cascare Is presented 2920 Susquehanna Ave., whenever the opportunity JA Sur Philadelphia, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC Taste Good. Do Be, We. Until the 15th of June we wiil receive orders for placing water in your premises eight feet in- side of fence, including bydrant and all connections, for $6.00 for a short connection and $7.50 for along connection. Open evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 o’eloek, Respectfally, heimer Plumbing Co., Under valmer House, Mina Phone 36 WEARS THE MEDAL, Mayor James Lang is wearing the Gun club medal, which he won at the regular shoot the other day. The Ladies Mite society of the] First Baptist eburch, will meet Fri- day afternoon at 3:30 0° Mis. EB. Richardson, 320 Third street, South THE LATEST DEWEY JOKE, “Say they've arrested Dewey one man.was heard to ramark to an- other this morning on Broadway. “You don’t say!’ was the reply, “What for “Why, for running a shell game at Manila,’ was the rejoinder, and the man who so inquisitive led the way} through the side doo . circ uit COURT. There is nothing of interest in the circuit court. The case of Spriggs against the American Losurance) company is still on trial, IMPORTANT ¥, W, Cy MEETING, Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock the C. T. U, will meet in the YU. = | tells -|Schley, Fitzhugh Lee and leading | onal remedies vlock wath | ' Notice The Sun has moved to its new 214 er OPERA HOUSE SECURED, President Leake has arranged to get the opera house for the com mencement exercises June 13 and 14, and they will be held there instead of at the corrt house, There was a disagreement with the manager of Morton's, but it has now been satis- factorily arranged. The examination of teachers will take place at the high school build- ing June 15 and 16. AGE! $3 WANTED for “WAR WITH SPAIN," including ttles onsea and land. Contains all about armies, navies, forts and warships of both nations and graphic story of the great victory of the gallant Dewey ; everything about Sampson, commanders, by Hon. James Rankin Young, the intrepid leader for Cuba libre in the balls of Congress. The greatest war book published; 600 large pages ; 100 superb illustrations, many in richest colors. Has large colored maps. Biggist book ; highest commissions; lowest price; only $1.75 subscriber receives a graod $1.00 premium free. Do- mand enormous; harvest for agents; 30 days credit; freight paid; outfit free. Write today. Address, The National Book Concern, Dept. 15, 356 Dearborn street, Chicago. by local applications as they cannot reach eased portion of t way to cure d Deafness is cm condition of the mucous Haing of (the Meme ‘Tube. When ths tube is inflamed |, Deatnens nd unless the inflammation can and this tube resto: ; Dollars for any tarrh) that ean not be cured by. Hall's Catarrh log circulars; fre Cab NEY'S € Sold by Drv Hall's Fax Incandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sale at McPherson's Drug store. tt ‘Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. palces NOW'S THE TIME 10 BUY Screen}Doors, Screen Windows Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Ice Picks, Ice Shredders, Water Coolers. LARGEST STOCK © ~ LOWEST hiss ae aes SIG ESL A ~~ INCORPORA’ BROADWAY PADUCAH KY re Screen Doors * GC & 318-324 CHEAPEST TO BE HAD M. EF. JONES _—... @ttet bbc. This design is representati of the very highest excellence in the fine shoe Sold under manufacture of ladies’ footwear. The this trade mark is made to sat isfy those who insist on the best The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies is sold by George If you try a pair You can't be better suited ternhard, and nowhere —that's it else in Paducah. regular customer. The Douglas Shoes for Men —ever wear them? They fit well, look well and wear well, Most people know what they are. They are made in all styles, and can be had here. Plenty of other good shoes, and none but good shoes. Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and you are henceforth a best selected in town. $ Se easton GEORGE BERNHARD ¢« » ee ee ee ee ee eS OLD GLORY FOREVER! In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is Unfurled! “The conflict deepens,» On! ye brave, Now rush to glory’’—Cuba save. Brave patriots, all ‘your banners wave, And charge with all your chivalry.’” O'er Atlantic's wave McKinley brave Sends our noble seamen, wodaunted, true, A fair isle tc save or find a grave, And plant a new ‘red, white and blue.”’ ‘*What higher aim can patriot know? What destiny more grand’’ Than the soldier's fight for freedoms right, ‘To free a suffering land? The Spanish Dons ere long shall taste Onr “Uncle Samuel’s’” pills, And freedom’s bird sba!l proudly soar In the Pride of the Great Antilles, In war, as in peace, it will pay everybody to go to DORIAN’'S STORE J. WILL FISHER Master Commissioner Agent for Fir McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY PuBLic and Tornado Insurance Will take acknowledgements of deeds, ete., anywhere in the) gj) city or county, ABSTRACTOR OF) TITLES Manager of the only complete abstract to titles in McCracken county and the city of Paducah, ‘The abstract was made while clerk of the county court tor a term of eight years. This department is under the supervision of a compe- fent and rellable abstractor. If in want of anything in this line it will pay 10 see me, and I will appreciate your business, Office 125 South Fourth ae (Legal Row) Paone 383 ILLINOIS CENTREVAL K F, G. HARLAN, JR. The Leading Plumber and Gas Fitter Summer rates are now in effect to Dawson, Grayson, Cerulean, Crit- tenden and other summer and health resorts, good for 90 da: Oo May 17, and June 7, and 21, homeseekers exoursion tickets will be sold to various points in Tennessee, parlor of the First Christian church. Mississippi, Loui Arizona, Ar- The secretary, Miss Beulah Boogher, e attending the Episcopal ion, will address the meet- All members are urged to be present on tine, The W. C, T. U. are invited to attend, 4 Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powéer, | 40 YEARS THE STANDARIY kansas, Texas, Indian Territory, and other states at one fare for the round trip. Good for 21 days to return. limtt J.T. Doyovay, m8 For nige dry sawdust tel. 29, Sprinkling hose, bath tubs, gus fix- ures and fittings of all kinds, t See his prices before having your work done. No job too large, no job [too amall. 124 Broadwaz; phone 113,