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

+ ness. ON THE LINEN COUNTER s which mean nothing short of real economy, we place a large lot of Table Linens and Towels | ‘Twenty-five dozen strictly pure linen hemmed huck towels, 20x40 inches, 10¢ each. Extra heavy huckaback towels, inches, at 15 cents, quality linen, hemmed tow- 44, at 19 cents, Extra German damask, fancy bordered fringed towels, at 25 cents. Fine bleached damask, stylish) Genuine huckaback, plain and patterns, 72 inc hes wide, for $1,00| fancy bordered, hemstitched tow- yard. els, the very best value offered at These are not every-day 25 cents. HOTEL KEEPERS And thrifty housewives will do well to take advantage of this offer of Extra Quality Genuine Scotch Linen Sixty-two inches wide, the very best for service . Only 50 cents Newest Neckwear Novelties In this era of shirt waists, stylish neckwear plays a very important part ina woman’s outtit, These are just from the center of fashion. Satin club ties, black and all colors, 10 cents White and figured piquet puff ties, 25 cents, Handsome satin puff ties, light and dark colors, 16 inches long, for 50 cents, } Fancy fringed silk scarf ties, Tailor-Made Linen Crash Skirts, 98 cents. Well-made, light and serviceable for summer wear with shirt, waists. You Will Need These Excellent values in ladies’ white and colored gauze vests and 15 cents. Pure lisle thread vests, black and white, New lot of je belts for 25¢ each Tucked chambray shirt waists for $1.00. Twenty-seven-inch printed dimities, pretty 1 cent rd. Kid gauntlets for driving and bicycling, 50 cents pair Plaid silk paragols, only $1.50. In the Millinery Room Another arrival of stylish shapes and trimmings, fresh from the import- ers, await your inspection, We are Sole Agents in Paducah for Knox Ladies’ Sailors This ik, at pr Five pieces of genuine heavy weight damask at 2c yard. Five pieces extra quality, guar anteed fast colors, heavy red dam ask at 48¢ yard. sood quality 60 inch German damask, only 35¢ yard. els Extra heavy bleached damask 62 inches wide, for 75¢ yard. values 5 and 50 cents. for 10 25 cents. aids and stripes, 5 BLLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS: 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY ~ THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, Published office to induce men to enlist for dis- tribution to such companies as lack their fall quota of men. Under new 1,200 men can be en- re 100 could be induced to go in strange companies. The Paducah Gompany had enlisted over 120 men, but they were all sent back save 84, It will job to get the same men, or a similar every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, W'Pbastos organiza ions listed. be CSWORRTARY TREASUKER DIRECTORS: now be a tedious FP OM. Fisher, W. F. Poxton B.W.Clements, 36 Williamson Jobn J. Dorian Office: number to gointo the same company. No. 214 Broadway. Crates atts ne of the American consul at Curacoa is Capt, B.S, Osbon, who is al Tue na Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4. Daily, Six months “* * . Daily, One month, * ¥ ’ Daily, per week... ++ 10 cents} Capt. Weekly, per annum in ad- Jism ix vane cise 2 1,00] Specimen copies free {its recent visit to Curacoa it was short of coal, so short that Cervera offered 5 per ton, and at that enormous prive he could bay but 300 merchant in the same city Osbon bas shown bis yAtriot- a way that should not be for- When the Spanish fleet made gotten THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1898, | as high as wNIA Woman shot at Ler A Cautr tons of slack coal, But Capt. Os husband and killed a bystander. |iory bad 1800 tons of good coal which shows that even in the far/ which he refused to sell to the Span- West the new woman is not UP 10) ish fleet ‘even for its weight in gold,” date in all things which goes to prove that all the he- Tre readiness with which Russia |e do not command ships or get commissions with hig pay from the | government gives big contracts to American ship building companies for the covstruc- tion of battleships, shows that the Czar is not much sfraid of any mis- understanding with the United States Democracy is the unknown quan- but determinable feature and that is to get and hold office upon any idea or pretext. There time when Jackson, Benton and others waged a tity in polities. There is one A coop stout war to awaken tle manbood and patriotism of the coun- try, is the greatest blessing which can befall a free people. This little was a flerce and successful war against pa- spat with the Spanish will alone add] per issues and maintained the doc- another century of civil liberty to the trine of ‘mint drops,’’ as the best up and proper movey of the people, and people of the United that they should have the bighest and best money of the world. ‘Turn. is av orchid craze raging in Bay a Japan which bids fair fo rival or out- extravagance the famous fortunes Democrats deing now! Clamoring atrip, to and issues Datch tulip were squandered on bulb and blooms: When fancy finds excuse to part with 4000 yen ($27,500) for single plant, one may conclude the pe are about mad enough for any frenzy for issues of paper money mania, when of silver coin which is useless as a coin in apy part of the world, and in market worth balf its stamped value, What did Democra- cy say about greeubacks at the begin- ‘That were unconstitutional and worthless, What That greenhacks are the best money in the world—unmindful of the fact that they are not money but mere »prom- no foreigu yple ning of the rebellion? they or folly. e they now Apminat Dewey bas been elected aay 08 a member of the Cook County Demo- cratic Club, of Chi This fol- lowing so soon after his election as a member of Boss Croker’s club, of New York, is straining the old war dog’s feelings to the last noteb. | Dewey is in Manila and cannot hel himself, and will simply have to grin ises to pay money. blows hut or cold, upon avy princi- This Democracy ple or policy, a3 their office getung propensity may best be subserved, Look at their boastful preteotions in free Read the tons of printed speeches on the purity ipehas iain expects}! the ballot and the freedom of the favor of elections, avd bear it. Just pre may be seen by her heavy and exten- sive additions to the fortifications at} Catiz, It is pretty well understood that when Cervera is disposed of, Unele Sam will have several ships to spare, ond that a cruise o the Medi- terranean and thereabouts would b: healthy for the men, We may, while on islands, take (he Canare very likely need them in our busi citizens, Then real the recent elec- tiou commissioner's law of the last Democratic HARD TO PLEASE, frienda of W. J. given the The patnoti | Bey They complained loud and nD have snap away, long that the President for political reasons was ixere se king conquests of} 1 should pot army. Secretary of cxvepting the rule about the for by means detérmined that Bry 3 we shal! get a soft commission in the Now, however, that th ddan c war has i order Nebraska fron mation of new regineats, Ir will probably require peculiar a reiuiting persuneiy, powers iu of which exception Bryan. gets to bs colonel of a new regiment, they are They now hav iMUNYON’S Twill gw that my Rhew Cure will re yet unsattetiot raise | thy cry that the President will antee send Bryan's regiment to the Philip pine Is'ande, over 7000 miles away from the seat of Bryan's fondest two or thr ; and cure in a few hop*, the presidency ; and that this days, m ve is purely a political one for the bg bbs Lp Sohn acs At all drugzists 5c, a ( to tenth a eal advice 1505 Arch et, purpose of shelving the ilul of the ° medt- Phila, free silverites, And thas does the difficulty of the President increase. Le must not ovly give a soft place to every ambitious polititeian, but he must put him where he can work his ‘qu to the best advantage. By all means let Bryan be sent to some point near Washington where he can see to it that he is not deposed in the hearts of the devotees of 16 to 1. We want fighters and patriots at the front and not political schemers. |RHEUMATISM THE TERMS OF PEACE. ‘The President Has Made Up His Excursion to Creal Springs. Mind—Spain Must Get Out On account of the opening ball at of the Western Hem Ozark Hotel, Creal Springs, the Illinois Central Railroad company will sell tickets from Paducah to Creal Springs and return on June 10 $1.00. Tickets good returning on any train of June 11, isphere. t, Puerto Rico ress to Deal With Cuba Initeper Ours and © td J.T. Doxovas, Agent. the Uppines—Ihese Are M ey’s Peace Lerms, SOCIETY NOTES. ic aaa Washington, June 2,.—To a few of The past unusually gay season{his congressional friends the presi dent has disclosed the fact that b bas made up his mind as to the terw seems loath] to come to a close. Though the June breezes are somewhat sultry, they do not interfere with the pleasant activity in society. This at the residence of Miss Mary K. Sowell a reception will be given to meet Miss Speers, of Chicago, and Miss Richardson, of Kansas, after which the party will take the cars for Romona park where dancing will be indulged in until a late hour. which Spain must accede to befor she can negotiate for peace. He has determined that, all, she must consent to her possessions in the Western Hen first o! | abandon a phere Cuba must be turned over to the men who have been fighting for their freedom for over three years, Puerto Rico must be turned ov tothe United States to this country in part for the the war aud for the loss of the Main avd her sailors. The island is to | used by the United States for lying naval base in Southern wa for the Atlantic end of the Niearagua canal. As to the fature of the Philippines The members of thr Married La- dies Euchre club enjoyed an after- noon at cards on Wednesday of this week at the residence of Mr. Moscoe Burnett, on West Broadway. The game over, the pretty prizes were awarded the victors, and refreshing ices were enjoyel. Mrs. P. A. Hol- lirsworta aod Mrs, Laura Fowler tied for the club p.ize, Mrs. Fowler winning in the draw. The visitors prize Miss May Terrell won. indemnif cost of an out Paducah can always boast of hav- ing a bevy of charming girls in her midst. In addition tu those she claims as ber own, there are a num- of fair visitors here at the present time. Numbered among the visitors }are the Misse~ Higgins, of St. Louis, guests of Miss Mae Paxton, who by their charming personality woa the hearts of all on a former visit to the city, Miss Nellie Palmer, of Benton, who has been attending Hamittoa College, at Lexington, and graduated there with high honors 1s a guest of Miss Sue Janes, before returning to her home in Benton to spend her vaca- tion, She was the youngest in her class, and is a most popular as well as accomplished young lady. Mr. C. D, Hughilett, of the Postal Telegraph Co , has gone to his old home in Huntsville, Ala., on a visit. Mr, Rob. Vint isin bis place. He will be gone « month the president is still in doubt, He will probably ask congress to aid it be done with the islands, ‘fhe president is hopeful that when Santiago is taken, Cervera squadron disposed of, Puerto Rico the Oo. Blanco tion without subjugated and Capt. ¢ reduced to actual star the possibility of help from home Spain will sue for peace. He is wi! ling to grant it on the tetms sug- IMPOSING Were the Ceremonies Yesterday at the Opening of the Omaha Exposition, gested. t McKinley essed the Button That Started the Machinery, one Presid in Washing: Misses Fann'e Richmond aud! to, Anna Beeler, of Clinton, arrived froin Hamilton college yesterday and were the guests of Miss Mary Corbett today. Omaha, Neb., June 2.—It was a second past noon when the whecls in In honor of Miss lass, of Lodia- no, Mrs, James Clements entertains the Young Ladies Cinque club next machioery hall commenced to toro and the Trans-Mississippi and Iuter- week, national Exposition was opeued Any? Tala” Paulo aad. a President McKinley pressed the Walter Johnson went to Evansville | button io Washington and ma this morning on a brief visit to Mrs.|convection which started the B. A. James. Mrs, I. D. Wilcox will have as her chivery in motion. In an iy fifty bands sent forth sweet w Guest next week, Miss Laltue, of} hut were almost drowned by Bowilog Greap. cheers from thousands of ti Miss Speers, of Chicago, arrived| Flags waved everywhere, As a ue ey et ole on a visit there was a Jull in the cheers the o Miss. Mary K. Sowell on West} oot oni noc i nr pat Broadway. great chimes in the dome of the fed- ‘ eral building clanged out their greet Mrs. W. F. Bradshow, Mrs. Cox, |ing aud every musical instrument on Mrs. Chas. Morris, Mrs, Ed Rivers, ibtercuida, chaswed’ ti * i Misses Hart, Mary Boswell, Marthay. © Broun eee eee On Leech, May Terrell and Lizzie Sin- ‘Hail Columbia’ thrilled the vast aott left at midpight last night on the | multitude to its very center ‘This the dedicatory exercises, At9 o'clock in the started from the city to steamer Tennessee for Evansville aud conclusion of the Nashyille to be gone a week. Mrs. Frank Leavitt and child leave for their home in St. Louis Saturday after a several weeks visit to Mrs, M. B. Nash, Mr, and Mrs. T. C., Leech are en- joying « pleasant visit in Canada, Mrs. P. W. Hollinsworth leaves Saturday for St. Louis, - =. WHAT'S THE MA WITH Kentucky? was morpit civie parade the grounds, In the great auditornum Dr J. Nichols of St. nupber of. other It was five mile Samuel Louis assisted by a prominent clergy men delivered prayer, GREAT EXHIBIT reaching a conclusion as to what is to} Oo Saturday's report of the totals] AFTER REMAL with reference to overestimated the nervous through this, ire organism. A few of the tre directly from ne ar are: Neuralgi and Neryous Pros A sad mistake people in putting syste aud looking hout spec A of destra Consult ic exam! of volunteers mustered in under the first call five states ouly were still de ficient in their quotas, The total shortage of was distributed as follow: Alabama, 1,555 Towa, 1,640, Kentucky, 1,258. Mississipi, 1,000. North Carolina, 400 It is easy to understand that lowa may not have paid much atenticn to military affairs in her battles over the probibition question, and Alabama and Mississipp have probably had financial reasons for neglecting to keep up the militia organizations which have furnished the volunteers from the otver states But there is no excuse for Kentucky. Perhaps its melancholy failare is due to the government having called fur private voldiers. On a call for onels Kentucky would have been the first state to fill up its quota. —{ New LB. OGILVIE & C0,)"""""" Dr. Edward: AGENTS BUTTERICK PATTERNS | Phrost Spegiali OF SUMMER WASH GOODS! men, Lawns in new styles and a good assortment of patterns and colorings, For a choice lot of dimities in neat small pattterns, 72€ 10c For a large lot of law: lappets, ete. , styles and ma terials suitable for waists and dresses. Kar, Eye, Nose and » Paducah, tf, and North Carolina] ¥ JE. 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No job too large, no job Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinks, too small. 122 Broadwe; »vhone 112 Se ay hr J, WILL FISHER II 4 ber! : ; Master Commissioner Agent for Fir af II 1 swe | McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY PuBLic and Tornado Insurance tyr ! \ Will take acknowledgements of deeds, ete., anywhere in the didn t city or county ij ’ 1 1 ' I \\ t ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES “| I Manager of th complet» abstract to titles in MeCracken county and the he i city of Padu n@ abstract was made while clerk of the county court for Ilo [a term of eig 4. This department is under the supervision of a compe. : \ tent and reliabld abstractor. If in want of anything in this line it will pay to ne ef fan ii (|) [see me, and I will appreciate your business, , : Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) i \ r, Phone 383 1 l nd Lean [fore Hap i und ‘ dant art lattchan age hia AGENTS WANTED for “WAR wey $10! 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Dee mine, Does that suit look Dor 1 | Had you any fault to find with hoe | mand enormous ; harvest for agents ; fi 4 Veh RInC I ace ae Jeattioncly)w-Weel, the 30 days credit; freight paid ; outtit Ron's other cra A wlitu aes Was uaete ere ad , free, Write tor Aildress, ‘The So | fect will ¢s hought refreshments |) ‘Che Sheriff -Did you think that Natlogal Hook Concern, Dept, 15, Hankins, whom no noise or racket | for Westover—-Chicaga Record the was seaworthy when you w her AGS Pesto eet eee could disconcert ‘when he was shoot : df inthe Geinancenal in Novant ae ling lis razor pet aha CAUTIOUS TESTIMONY. Witness—It would be ace stand Incandescent lamp globes suitable " er asked what he | - the weather, or system for sale a hers inter d Slub smiled, ‘L] Canny Scot Thwarted tho Court's Ef} pit a vecesl, to be seaworthy, must [for system f rsale at McPherson's thongl 1 of shootin’ would forts to Learn the Truth | be seaworthy in all kinds of weather, r 5 be strange to you, he said. ‘What} An amusing scene took place innst ahe nol , For Rety--~* you goin’ to shoot at? long ago in Gias serif court |! Witness—Weel, it would @upehd) Cot'aze on Jackson street, nei Oh, nothin’ at all, mebbe, Go| during a board of trade inquiry into laupon the ane ote : Me | isth Aprly to Bartel on” the circumstances attending the loss |: Capt, Fletel 't. departure from 30.4 BM. Fisuen, e two men raised their guns to- [of the West Highland “pulfer,” or | the witness bux caused much regret in gether and at the very same instant jcvasting steamer, the Ilelen Mac-| courtyiind itayas some time beforeduo! ‘Telephone 29 for a load ae hickory there was a single as both went | Grover says the \e-tminster Gt | solemnity prevailed. stovewouk, ul ones > o