The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 1, 1898, Page 2

Reed has changed THE FLAG GOES BY. RACKET STORE 407 BROADWAY This is the store that gives you the most for your money. A few of our this week’s specials only can be mentioned in this ad, By ‘¥y Holvomb Bennett, Hats off! Along the street there comes A blare of bugles, a ruftle of drums, A flash of color beneath the sky. Hats off! The flag is passing by. Ladies’ Vests Lege eae vee Blue and crimson and white it shines Ladies’ bleached summer vests... Over the steel-tipped, ordered lines. Ladies’ bleached summer vests, full taped Hats off! ; The colors before us fly, iieire ice ladidal vest) GACH, Vecresescee vecveed Met cos (eae tha nae paasteg bi Sea fights and land fights, grim and great, Fought to make and to save the state ; Weary marches and sinking ships: Cheers of victory on dying lips, Umbrellas---Parasols Ladies’ gloria silk umbrellas, nice congo handle, neatly trimmed in silver, steel rod, only....... + ee gge Days of plenty and years of peace: a) “hi 7" 7 March of a strong land’s swift in. Ladies’ white China silk parasols....seseee eee ee se eee BC eens Children’s parasols..+++++eeeeese sees er ees 15 and 25¢ Equal justice, right .and law, Stately honor and reverend awe; er a Sign of nation, great and strong, To ward her people from foreigu ‘ wrong; Two Towel Bargains Pride sad glory tad Notor, ail ‘ Live in the colors to stand or fall. Forty dozen all linen towels—a special value—each.....10¢ Hats off! Along the street there comes A blare of bugles, a ruftle of drums; considered, each only........:.-25c And loyal hearts are beating bigh ; ‘ i Hats off! The flag is paesing by! —Youths’ Companion. A WAR PO All linen, 24x48, knotted fringe towels, plain white and colored borders, the biggest and best towel ever offered quality at the price, Rey. Gilbert Dobbs, formerly pas- tor of the First Baptist church here, has developed into quite a war poet. He is now pastor of the Fraoklyn. Va , Baptist church, and the follow- ing are from his gifted pen: ete.—the next half day is to be al- asia THE PADUCAH DAILY su, lotted to Weaver and the paper cur. |{mmortal Dewey—foremost of the on - brave, Publishe! every. ‘afte! noon, except rency advoca and the remainder That ever sailed the sea ‘neath the Sunday, by of the day to the bankers. The flog, THE SUN PUBLISHING | COMPANY, | coavention is to be beld in the Audi-|Tby calm self-poise ahen to noisy rNOORPORATED | torium of the Exposition. brag, M. Fisnnw Pansinerr ——— The war-tossed spray of far Ma- . W. CLEM ESS. Vice Pamper “ae K nila’s wave, Peer coco cic SReeaaonaa | 917 ons not appear probable that it! aig jgcenee to thy glory—the Span- ish grave! ‘Thy thundering guvs crimsoned the yellow rag, Their echoes breaking o'er the distant | will be in the power of the governor axton RW.Clements, | of Nebraska to give Mr. Bryan, chief === | of the free silver windworks, a com- 214 Browdw F OM. Fisher, W. F. 3B Williams, Ontice No. 2 } mission as colonel or any other posi tion than private to help fil hoe . Daily, per annum in advance. 8 4-50 ment alrealy in the patents Aah Afb voice of freedom tothe Kastern ‘Daily, One moat aoe 40] 84 state of affuirs, the governor of |The Orient fires ot that carly May Daily, per week...... sees 10 cents] Missouri, one of the wrecks of tue] morn, : Weekly, per annum in ad- silver windstorm of 1896, offers to] The God of war kindled to the deathless fame Of him, upon the altar of whose heart Buraed hotter love for country’s flag and name, VONCC.s.+sseseeseeesees 1,00] take William in from the cold chati+ Specimen copies free ties of an ungreatful republic and = provide him with a commission, horse, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1898. | saddle and bridle, in case more troops | And of these Styx-washed heroes, Se ==} are called for. It may be that war whose brave part It was to glorify the land of the Wires the yellow fever and the]is not the best hold of William of United States Army turned loose on! the silver tongue, or that bis military Cuba at the sane time there will be Juck is trying to crawl into the grave lite left of Blynco and the Spanish of his political aspirations, The fact by fall. is if William is going to get_ in this] On to the fray boys, on to the fray, free-born. Giutsert Doxps, ON To THE FRAY, Dedicated to Franklin Light Iptantry in ct er war, in any capacity he bad better Away, away, Tim civil list of the King of Spain purry up, Where southward boom the Spanish and the allowances to his kinsfolk pee REE Oe guns amounts to $2,000,000 per annum.| Sove London paper says Great| rom castled heights, and South- csgsuatee’ he. ‘ab land’s sons recognize the Mouroe! Are bleeding neath the pitiless rain doctrine and Uncle Sam will build] Of shot and sbell, on bay and main, the Nicaragua canal and let British On to the fray! ships have Remember the Maine! iting 06 wae, Remember the slain! And on to the fray, boys, on to the fray. Some poor people pay to great a price] Britain will for a very flimsy article. Scx notices that Speaker position on the Hawaiian annexation bill. It knew it could knock him but did not ex- pect al so great distanve to fetch him ane transit in That editor ought to read up political history a little. He will find that the Monroe doctrine has been recognized by Great Brit. |" bey LRA saad 00 to the fray! ain since its promulgation, and that] eck how the great Almighty Kye it was declared with the full kaowl-|Ne'er sleeps, but vigil keeps, on high, of Great Britain | O’er heroes brave, that dare to die For suffering humanity, On to the fray! Remember the namc— Worth Bactey—and fame! her islands and] And on to the fray, boys, on to the provinces ia this hemisphere, when fray! free access or 80 quic r vessels in the the w kK on yards of the Cramp’s is progressing rapidly. The last one launched was the ‘Alabama’? and it is expected to have her finished by the first of Oc- tober next. The ‘Kentucky’? avd be expected ; edge and consent “many a year ago."” It was assent- ed to and desired by Britain in order to Lave our indirect aid in preventing the loss of some of the “Kearsage’” may complete about the same Newport News. her and the danger of loss was immi- nent. The whole trath is Iris probably the best military! Britain stood the approving god fath- judgment that Porto Rico be first/erof the Monroe doctrine, and this Cuba will, and knowledge forbade ber be | stultifying herself in the Venezuelan her to agree to Unele ary Sam ought nevertheless to build the ters | Nicaragua canal, ONLY ON ‘The dawn of day, Great | Of freedom, in yet a little while Shall redden o'er the Crescevt Isle. ‘resh glory for the Stripes and Stars, Descending from the god of wars. On to the fray ; Be true to your God, Be true to your blood! And on to the fray, boys, on te the fray! attacked and captured. history when the Spanish are «riven out, closes we | affair and compelled arbitration of free, but when the war wish to be in possession of Porto boundaries, Rico, the Philippines, the Ca and the Caroline Islands, as ma of conquest and payment of war ex-! Somebody has to pay the| LEP ek a nation | — New checks are now used in the Shick tress, | Of Five Men Who Kept Bachelor's | baggage department of this division | of the Illinois Central. They are big flat brass checks, and are not considered equal to the old checks, of Lafayette and placing wreaths of | ago five well] which w re ” 7 y 8 f ere kuown as ‘shell’ checks, known citizens kept ‘bach’ at 208 | yg Ae) hil joa a cen roses upon it—nor yet the boliday fenact civee os ie agreement, or reciprocity treaty, hi pic pa ney lived there and] that they are more substant ntented for one year, when made—will win back the wander-| death invaded their ranks, and one ing vagrant love of the French people by one they died uatil there is now tous, The reciprocity treaty, which | but ove, admits the great American hog aud! This is Mr. S.O. Foster, who nercly to intensify the bits art, Allen Heflin, Con Cloud and terness of the masses, It will bring C, Collier, ‘The latter died Inst Sun- down the prices of pork, wheat, etc., day. to the French farmer and lighten his purse by the competition offered by the American product. Giu.serr Dons, NEW BAGGAGE CHECKS, penses, damages and it must be the Nor making orations over the grave A couple of years jast NCE BUILT, The new residence 6n Nortia Fifth, being built by Mr. Dick Holland, where the Dudley bouse formerly stood, is nearly done, and when fin- ished will be cecupied by Dr, R, A, Hicks, tiest frame houses in the city. will setve VIA 1 NOIS CENTRAL EXCURSIO ME! DICAL “socl ‘The Paducah Medical and Surgi- cal society meets tonight with Dr. W. M. Cowgill on Broadway. The subject to be discussed is ‘Aortic Anunsip,’’ or enlargement : ane 8, of the arteri ‘The recent case uf 8 will be] Mr, Gus Vance, who was stricken at Y. Summer rates are now in effect to Dawson, Grayson, Cerulean, Cri tcndea and other summer and health Tre Chicago I the world a “Congress of talaions " The ‘Trans Mississippi Exposition yesorts, good for 90 days. Mill hold what old man Sterling Mor- Ou May 17, and June 7, tun names a ‘Currency * bomeseekers excursion tic ee a4 i alia suld to various point ennessee, Beets “6rery dug will Wave, ie eed, Loulsians yeeros! 4 wagon yard here, and died, will be day. It is in discussed, and an interesting meeting to ‘ f kaneas, Texas, lodiav Territor give Biyan, Trlier, etc, the firstday other states at one fare for ean is anticipate Eethctees silver. hlea—the next.to/ trip, ; Good-foe Si days to return be ovcupied iy Carlisle, Cleveland,! mit 4.T. Doxovan, epee, wees position gave to pgress, contemplation date at | the chances of war were wocertain for| (yn to the fray, boys, on to the fray ! | It will be one of the pret- b ONE VAST A Startling Suggestion by the Retiring Minister From Bra- zilas to This Hem- isphere, ndonea, ina Speech to the President, Expresses the Hope That All America May Unite in One Federation, Washington, June 1,—Senhor Sal- vador de Mendonca, who had repre- sented Brazil in Washington in the capacity of miaister since 1881, some days ago presented his letter of recall, preparatory to being transferred to Lisbon, Portugal. The ceremony, which is usually little more than an idle form, was in this case remarka- ble from the magnificent tribute paid to our great republic by Senlior Men donea, who, having occupied the post of consul general of Brozil a New York for many years preceeding his accession to the ministry, has ha more abundant opportunity ford just criticism than falls to the lot of most diplomatic representatives. ‘The minister said: ‘Mr. presi- dent, hoping that your excelleney may concur in the belief expressed by my government that I ave, in fulfilment of its instructions, dis- charged the duties of my mission in an agreeable manner to your goverus ment, and adding to the expression of the best wishes of the president of Brazil for your happiness fort prosperity of your country, my pe! sonal good wishes, I might consider closed my official address. “But friends do not part in the solemn hour in which the Nation is called to arms, with diploma received at your hands during a res- idence of almost a quarter o: tury, is so great that I can not take my leave without expressing to the first citizen of this mighty my heartfelt appreciation of your be- nevolence toward institutions and an that justice and r stones of the state, and fairness the measure of internations! de industrious, intelligent, 1a and peace-loving, your nution cat well be proud of its achievements and no one has had a better tunity than I to satisfy myself, by careful observation of men and laws of your steady progress. “have seen your country in it days of joy and sorrow. [sa the celebration of the centenvary o| your independence, the pastmaster i ihe ort of war upen the the arts of peace and reveal to the nation which, in ten years, hi transformed swords and guns int implements of industry. 1 saw the} great hero laid to rest in the heart « your great metropolis, amid the mourning of the whole witnessed his apotheosis celel the voice of the entire union, I saw the chief magistrate of the nativr felled by on assassin's band, and ob serene under the empire of the law In its joy or sorrow dence in its bigh destiny. “I have visited the different gions of your broad land; the active men of the East, the oper hearted inhabitants of the West and the chivalrous been wy fortu man, the scientist, the manufacturer, the farmer and tl workman, heir common eto meet the states- try. the land which lead to sacred places Mt. Vernon, where the founder lies ; Hollywood, where Monroe rests; Oak Hill where Blaine reposes. 1 have listened to the voices of the wind passing through the branches of the oaks, which cast their shade over thcir tombs, and learned the your greatness, May yours be an inspiring example to the whole conti nent. “Tt has been my aspiration before table around which all the Amer solid basis, the agreement outlined by the unratified treaty of April 28, of the compact, as it is due to their sovereign character. Blessed be the day which shall witness the meeting of such a congress, the first step for blishment of an American of our continent. country will call me, I can assure you that my heart and sympathy will be with you noble people and with the| Awerica, who is sdvancing the out- posts of human freedom into the Inst intrenchments of the past.” NU: fore REPUBLIC. merely. Morcover, my debt of Cay Joads of i e people id govern: si y gratitede to your people and govern. Shoes, Umbrellas, Fans, Hosiery, Embroidery, Lace, Corsets, ment for the treatment: which L have Ladies’ Waists, Separate Skirts, republic | a student of your admirer of the high character of your Nation Goods Just Received. flats “Opening your country since the hi | 25c forget-me-nots, int Colonial times as a land of refugees, 25¢ velvet roses, two r establishing your commonwealth on two buds, all 3c ation of the freedom) 200 fine American Beauty roses, 1c iving to the world Th ods aud 7 shou the principles of the Declaration of pty 1 ry Independence ; affirming by the cou ] ort solidation of the Union and by the abolition of slavery, that this Conti- largest as - A Clothing Volley of nent was thenceforth consecrated to ummer ‘dress goods ever o ' Amazing Values. liberty, your people has come to the) ‘ front rank as a powerfal factor of| We laikewett whe nomenal price making char modern civilization, Fearless be-| tItis assortment is a pre ‘ zes this sale. Clothing, shir sy fore the strong, magnanimous to-| the high t) ties, collars, socks, suspenders and ward the feeble, deeply convinced | the y 8 hats at prices you've never ‘ht are the corner} oppor- advancement and fair of | quality of world the double greatness of the) a4, and ated by served the republic continue firm and the nation did) won for us the not depart a moment from the conii- re-| price list: I know! $$,.25 white Southerner; it has! artist, the} ideal is the honor and greatness of their coun- “TI have trod the modest paths of! $$,00 ladies’ white leghorns 73c| ment. ret of | leaving your country to sit again at a/ republics would re-enact, on a more 1890, distributing the responsibilicies of the policy of Monroe, by members| h court of international af- & henever the duty to my beloved © standard bearer of the republican! * | Ozark VENT OF A CRITI- USING PUBLIC, IT IS VEMENTS, THE MOST » AND DAILY IN ‘THOU- NDS OF OF- VICES ALL & OVER THE ot WORLD, & gt gt CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF TO BE & yt Our New Art Catalogue The Smith Premier Typewriter Co., afl 821 Pino street, St. Louis, Mo. Second street, Paducah, Ky. J. E. ENGLISH & CO., Dealers, 108 North Telephone No. 90 Karour’s JUNE BATTLE. A Great Bargain Bombardinent Big Preparations Have Been Made for a He- roic Battle for Business Supremacy. PRICE AND QUALITY are the Our big Mercantile Arsenal is new Summer wash goods. \ great stock « LOVELY NEW MILLINERY. les and heaps of men's and boy : Charming Hall’ kad Pashihing Goods: guns that will win this battle. 1 grand assc rt Hed with And other powerful trade-winn Lad BIG STORE'S JUNE BATTLE PRICES here that we may that will serve your be uw you A Great Volley of Summer 150 | " b.) KJorating the great wall of China, but fe Felthey need it? Oh, yes; you can’t get “TS of that, and we always hate to see wall in need of art decoration you know a good thing whe t Admiral Sampson Must Meet the Spanish Fleet Also Gardner Bros, & Co, will meet ali competition in prices on Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Stoves, {n fact, everything that is uceded in furnishing your house from start to Unish, See our iron beds before you buy. We have lower prices than ever ‘eard of on iron beds, We are the leading upholsterers of the city, We manufacture and make over all Kinds of mattresses and awnings. Your credit is good. GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 896. 203-205 South Third. WHAT? Ball Bearing Typewriter YES The '98 modei ot the New Densmore is ball bearing in all. See sample with Oo. B. STARKS, Agent for Densmore, Yost and Caligraph Typewriters. Supplies for all standard machines. Wall Decorating Is our business, our pastime, our leco r house. Do gee rate a few DOCTOR ALBERT BERNHEIM | We m Oe a pe e 10c}8 quality | ¢ | alue : Summer Dress Stuffs | Suits $2.00, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 7.50, : it a 5've price, | £0.00, 12.00, 3,000 yards of a positive 15¢ June Battle pri y hat 5 | | quality of ' Summer spr stole price,| June Battle prices for shirts i : Je © 20 1 Paducah Hot shot t 390, 4 |A Volley of Ladies’ Summer Dress Stuffs 1 at a I2've pric | a 0 yards a positive 40c|Shirt Waists. | quality of oo ere . { Summer Dress Stuffs ee part ok Beep ps ve Ngan ata 25e price, All. waists sold heretofore at § is ynow atl ). A Great Volley of eas rs wai ts ev r put om sa Millinery Values. | i ae " A Volley of Ladies’ “Victory is the word Right prices, ri with right idea | Ready-Made Skirts. | _ June battle pri rtment have es, $1, 1.25, 2.0 seccags 1 5 son of our business history. | |ic VOLLEYS OF SHOES Bea: CaEey oi Maines Hiri Shoes have received orders to and black trimme ling x 1| tape sailors inger in the go- : +75¢ | rice induce 1! $1,00 white shiort back Panama | 0 pr induce sai‘ors, vely g-{ients should give them uncom trimmed... --49e} mon interest to you. See our 1 cole ed broad and t me 42¢| Salesman about them, 75¢ white brimmed saifors PRAGTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF CHILDREN "Diabetes OBERTS BEER It leads all ming the favorite with the people of this city Is_rapidly bee s, for the reason that it is ABSOLUTELY PURE HANDLED IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY PADUCAH BOTTLING CO. Telephone 101, Orders filled until 11 pam Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinke, » J, WILL FISHER ; Master Commissioner Agent for Fir McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY PuBLic and Tornado Insurance wit Will take acknowledgements of deeds, etc., anywhere in the Proprietor 25¢ white and black plain straw | Great Volleys of Little Things city or county. fe EPO $0c}are going to change hands duriug 5 $1.25 ladies’ white leghorns Ithis heroic slaughter. Profits sac. ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES / extra fine.... . -89c!rificed. Prices to cause wonder-| Manager of 9 abstract to titles in McCracken county and the of the county court for 75¢ misses’ colored leghorns-. .35¢) Your money can be better spent] @ term of ¢ p ener ane & Sane 0s misses and children s white i [spent here now than anywhere in| seo me, and I will appreciate your business, mp ale Hinge) Wil: Day ‘be % feghoens, lace edge,..++-++.15e/ the land, Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) HARBOUR'S doa ) On North Third Street Just Back of Wallerstein | » Established$i855, Incorporated 1883, | AGENTS WANTED for “WAR|{CURES KIDNEY AND BLADEDR F. (i. HARLAN, JR. H WITH SPAIN,’ including battles TROUBLES, J h armies, navies, forts and warships of ee nas " = ‘. Muh nations aul staple story of Wie] “Phousands of such eases bave been{ #M@ Leading Plumber end Gas Fitter!.. Foundry and Machine,, ; | great victory of the gallant Dewey ;} cured by the use of Botanic Blood os ereryibing about Sampson, | alm (B. B. 1) If you doubt it, Company * Sch" ey, Fits bagh Lee and leading) call or send to the Company whose bi ara }commande.s, by Hoa, James Rankin} advertisement appears in this paper, tie fie atiay i eaten £0 a el feller mill for a une oun stamp, Sprinkling hose, bath tubs, gas fix- Staam Engines, Boilers ve 3 of Coagress, Fhe) send you » book of wonderful cures, os and fi\tings of all 8. + jgreatest. war book published; 600] not only of the above diseases, but| “Tee Wt *tings of all kind House Fren's, Mill Machinery > | 00 superb illus Jof all manner of silments arising f ‘ F is ; And Tobacco Screws, from {mpure blood. It is the stand-] See his prices before having your | Brass and Iron Fittings, 4 {colored 2k; highest! ard remedy of the age for the cure of] wofk done, No job too large, no job| Castings of all’ kinds F lowet price; only! all blood and skin diseases, $1,00] too small, 122 Braadwar; phone 113, 15. subscriber receives 2 Mattie, PADUCAH, KY. srand $1.00 premium {rec De- CURED WITH TWO BOTTLES, mard enormous; harvest for Maddox, Atlanta Ga., When in Metropolis freight paid; outtl : “I had great trouble in e Write te Address, The urine, which was filled with s tional Book Concern, Dept. 15, sediments. My back aud loins gave | 356 Dearborn street, Chicago. me mech pain and I lost my appe- | td, tite, sirength, and flesh, I became Excursion to Creal Springs nervous and unable to sleep. Two On account of the opening ball at bottles of Botanic Blood Balm (B. B, Hotel, Creal Sprivgs, the B.) gave me entire relief.’’ Illinois Central Railroad company| 5: M4. Ellis, Atlanta, Ga., writes: willgell tickets from Paducah to) ‘Botanic Blood Bulm (B. b. B.) (real Springs and return on June 10| cured me of most stubboro eczema. 1.00, ‘Tickets good returning on}! it without success for ‘qny train of June 11, t a days credit ; stop at the STATE HOTEL. $1.50 a day, Special rates by the weok, D, A, BaiLey, Propr. Between 4th ard Sth on Ferry st Matil-Effinger & Go U.S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION) CLAIMS) Vrompt and thorough attention given to all cases, Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to, ~