The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 3, 1898, Page 4

GREAT JUNE CLEARING SALE AT THE BAZAAR. In order to make room for our new — All our fine percale wrappers, rego- mid-summer sto: k we Will inaugurate lar price $1.50 to $2.00, reduced to 75v our great June clearing sale. Bar- | and 61.00, ev y depart it in eSerGn’ bac os MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Five hundred fine sample shirt Fete Contig eth efnitice _ One-hundred now mid-summer pat These samples range in price from | {4'h, Hate, reguinn Pg ay | June clearing sale price | iva gy. conceivable|, All our very fine dress sailors, regu co beautiful white |!" Price 1.60 and 1.75, June clearing ‘. he | Sale price 1.00, season. Regular eres waist of the |""\ new lot of sailors just received at clea ing sale price, $1 00. | 10, 25 and 50, Beautifal white duck and pique| Goons tnits, regalar price, $1.00 and 4.59, | HAIR D June clearing sale pric? $2.48. Just received a new lot of fine jc, 1.00 and 9c. Shirt wa'sts in every style and shade, piqnets, the love All our handsome extra width silk | French hair switches at and satin skirts, regular price 96 00 | 1.50, worth 2.00 or 3.00. and 87.00, June’ clearing sale price| Anew lot of colored wigs complete, $4.48 500 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY Takes proper care of his eyes. Emulate the owl, and get glasses Don't strain them further—it at Wolff's. her— Accurate and careful examination Come in to- Yours for correct eyesight, for your weak eyes may mean blindness soon. free here. Oculists’ prescriptions carefully filled day. Delay is dangerous. J, L. INOLEF JEWELER AND OPTICIAN! Opposite Famous. No, 4o8 Broadway. Monuments... We have in stock LOCAL MENTION. finished monu-| ments which ‘ollishwdiinng=. Mr. W. Wycoff, 9 well known cit- izen, was the first. man to pay his Must be Sold f x the city for the easving year, to Tax Collector Lyon. 8 quart preserving kettle at s Ark for 25 cents, tomorrow. For thirty days} 4), we will sell for] yooh? Cash anything? ~ ei in the stock at! NOL SMALLPOX, REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... 1 has been reported that there was Call anct see our stock and prices. smallpox near the old fair ground, No other yard in the south has as, but the health officers say it is a mis fine an assortment of theSlatest styles take. The cases were suspicious, and designs. {and were for that reason placed un. \der espionage, but the patients are J, E. Williamson & C0, now about well, and they did hot 119 North Third street, Paducah, Ky. have smalJpox. A special officer bas = leen at the house for several days, TRADEMARK} MASONIC NOTICE. C T. Tavor, Lessee and Maneger. Xi room in the Leech build TAYLOR'S Master Masons welcome. and is now ready to be discharged. RG. Bosrwron .. Resident Manager. y Lodge No 449, F. ing on North Fourth street at 7:30 HGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE 60, bef Good white girl, Apply 224 Thin C -, Will meet at their TONIGHT o'clock tonight in special communica- perelary, North Sixth street at onee, 3j2 & A.M AND BALANCE OF WEFK tion for work in M. M. degree. All Next week a number of new fea tures will be adde+l, WILD AND ADAMS, ‘The +‘ Wonder’’ Freezer—so!d only Singers and Comedians. by Hank Bros. & Jones—makes the AL H. WEST, best cream with the least ice, 5j3 The Greatest Female Impersonator, peer eres ions JOE SMITH ReTURNS, PROF. ZENO, The Celebrated Acronaut, who will begin his engagement Sunday after- noon, and will make nightly ascen- Mr. Joe Smith, who has been ill in the hospital at Lexington, arrived sions, including Suaday night. home today, to recuperate. C Engaged at an enormous salary— | Davis is still in the hospital there, The most wonderful child that ha ]aod it is impossible to tell when he ever lived since the dawn of creation | will be able to leave. LITTLE GERTI OCHRAN, The best of order will be main. tained at all times. Hank Brus, & Jones want to sell you a ‘‘Siberia’’ Refrigerator it you aed one. It is the best, 3)3 Saturday matinee 2:50 p.m, QUIET AT CARTERSVILLE, Seais in pavilion 10 cents. f= Nearly all the striking miners and their sympathizers at Cartersville, Iil., BZ 0S PLAGE ave dispersed and returned bome, Mee's all the requirements and there 1s now no longer a proba. vility of danger. The wegroes are still at work io the mines, itis under- stood and remain, Those of the white mivers who desire can returp to work in the mines ‘1-quart dishpan, generally sold for 85 cents, will be sold tomorrow at Noah's Ark for 35 cents. OF TRE PEOPLE °- NEEDS AtTE TION, A Pond of Water That Has Long Been aM A who sppreciate an up popular resort for date estab lishimet in all its appointinents Only the beet wines One of the residents of near Fourth ind Madison streets was at the city sall this inorning with a good, vigor. yus kick against a pond of water that as been in the hollow there for cey- eral months, It first got there dur- ing the high water, and bas been here ever since, stagnant, and a nenace to health of the entire neigh- horhood. liquors and cigars served over the bar Finest lunch in the city, TRIAL POSPPONED, Tom Deadmon Not Tried Today ill Oat on Bond, Tom Deadinon, the negro charged | ‘The lady said it was bad enough with assaulting Mrs. Lee Stanley.}in winter, but that now that hot ‘gue to te city today with bir} weather bas arrived, it is. tenfold Vovdemen and witpess’s to be tried but Mrs, Stanley was unable to be present, and the ease was continues tutil oext Friday. Deadm n gave boud for bis appeerance on that day aul wos relessed, 1c was reported this morping that Mra. Staley had said she would not Ustity in the ease but her ny the story, vorse and is hardly bearable. The ‘ffal from people's back premises has sctuslly been thrown into it from some of the houses, she alleges, It is a huge of en sewer, and should re. ive the attention of the board of health, The city will likely take some relatives as possible uy 4 PERSONALS. Miss Eitie Kyle hes returned from Llinois. Mrs. J. L. Webb has from Dyersburg. Mrs. Herman Hozatte aod child are vi-iting in IMlinvis. Mr. O. L. Gregory has returned from a trip west. Mr. Jack Wear, of Benton, is in city for a few days, Mr. Rollin Waller, of the Benton Tribune, is in the ety. returned Jobn Dusch,ot Holeman, IIl,, is at the New Richmond. HF. Ray, of Marion, Ll, is at the New Richmond. Mr. L. A.M. ef came down from Louisville this morning. Miss Annie Hisey has returned from Belmont college. Maunive Cooley and sister went up to Evansville un the Hopkios yester day. Misses Stella and Fannie Levy, 0 New Orleans, are guests of Mrs. Herman Friedman, Mr. W. A. Joiner aad daughter, of Ragland, were at the New Rich- mond today. Mr. G. E. Rhodes and family, late of the New Richmond, left this morning for Shreevesport, La, Miss Bertie Jarvis has returned from Tenn. Her cousin, Miss Mary Jarvis, accompanied ber. R. T. Davis and wife, of Mayfield, and C. C. Howard and wife, of Carrsville, are at the New Richmand. Miss Blanche Barry, of Benton, passed through the city today en route to Pembroke, Ky., where she will spend the summer. Mr. Will C. Leech, of Cripple Creek, Col., arrived this morning on a visit to relatives. He is being warmly welcomed by bis many friends Miss Margaret Ingels arrived this morning and isa guest of Senator Me D. Ferguson, on North Sixth street. Her entertsinment tonight at the First Christian church should be remembered it will prove a treat. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mason accom- panied by their son Rollie, arrived from Cairo yesterday and left for their home at Shetlerville, Ill., this mo:ning on the Hopkins. Mr. Rol- lie bas been attending school at Cairo eince Jast September, and is returning home on & vacation, T 10 EVANSVILLE, A Kentuckian Who Fared Badly In Texas Giyen Transportation. H. B, Townsend is the name of man who applied to Mayor Lang tl morning fora pass to Evansville. He he struck town last night with twenty cents in his pocket, and being ill and withoat means, desired some help in getting out of town. Townsend lives up about Louis- ville. Several months ago he went to Texas to locate and make his fortune, and settled in Texarkana. He lived there for about four months, and a few weeks ago was standing in a saloon door when there was a fight outside between two toughs, In the melee a pistol was discharged, and the ball struck Townsend in the side, and came near killing him. He has not yet recovered from the wound, and as soon as able, he left Texas for a more salubrious clime, He was given a pass on the Fowler to Evansville and went his way rejoicing. Buy your wife a gasoline stove of Hank Bros. & Jones. The have the only safe one made. 3, WANT TO COME. The Hecla Company of Illinois Anxious to Gome to Paducah, ‘The Hecla Manufacturing Co., of Bloomington, Il., is very anxious to locate here, and Mayor Lang is in receipt of a letter from them stating that it has been published all over the country that they will come here, and they are very anxious to locate here. This is a most desirable company for this city to get, The plan they have proposed is sometbing like the ‘*Hardebeck’’ plan considered last year, but never adopted. Colored wigs at 50c ; | etter quali- ty worth $2.50 at $1.50, Best qui ity switcher 25c; bangs lic, Satur- day at Miss Cora Williams PATRIOTIC PUPILS, Another Flag Ratsing Today at the Public Schools, ‘There was another flag raising by pupils of the public schools this morning at 9:30 o'clock. It took place at Longfellow build- ing, and was under the direction of Norvell, the principal at that Lightfoot was present and made a capital speech, and in addition there were attractive exer- cises by the pupils. The flag now floats serenely from a large flagstaff nthe school yard, AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Tramp, tramp, tramp, the ‘‘buys will be marching’ to BOZEO’S PLACE, Where, on Saturday evening, June 4, hetween the bours of 8 and 11 p.m, an “AGREEABLE SURPRISE” will await them. DON'T FORGET, bat be on hand, ‘without the loss of a siogle map,’’ and rest assured that you will be highly entertained, royally treat- His Rea cording to Sanitary Men—The | 4\) Kinds of Bicye!e Repairing seven had already connected with the mains before the present administra. tion went ia, and the system is work- splendidly, connected with it do not pumping station, and any one else? the city engineer should know when connections are properly made, and the If this is done right, no matter how much back water sewer, or how much gas is generated, the vent pipes will do their work,and will do it well. HIS REASONS IN A LETTER. Engineer Postlewaitel Writes to the Mayor and Tells Why He Won't Let the People Con- nect With the Sewers, as Are Very Foolish, Ace Moyor May Force Him to ve the Permits, + he Excelsior Racer The fastest wheel that ever rolled over the streets of Paducah Made in Paducah, and guaranteed for 365 days. We invite a personal inspection of this wheel, being satisfied that a careful ind thorough investigation of its merits will convince even the most skeptical of its snperiority over eny other on the market. Old Wheels Taken in Exchange Prices $20 to $100 All Kinds of Bicycle Sundries Bicycles Made 10 Order Enameling Fittings, Ete, Excelsior Bicycle Works At last the cily engineer has , spoken! He ae! ly deigned tof! KINS & BROWN, Proprietors, Corner Third anc Waite the mayor a letter. Itwas the}J«es E. Wallace, Manager. Washington Stroots, first time he had opened his mouth and said something since those me- morable words—‘'Don't give up the profile—it ain't there,’ or words tu that effect. It reminds one of the famous words, ‘Don’t give up the sbip.”” As told in yesterday’s Sux, there are a large number of people in the lower part of the city, where the sew- ersge has been finished, who desire to connect with the mains. They were allowed to do this under the old council and under Consulting Kogin- eer Elliott, but as soon as the new city engineer got in, be said ‘‘nary a tap, boys, nary atap.’’ The result is no one has been allowed to tap the sewers but Mr. C. E. Grindley, at Clay and Sixth, and be secured a special dispensation, as it were, from the mayor. The mayor wrote the engineer a letter a day or two ago, asking why people were not allowed to get the benefit of the sewers al- ready constructed, and after a day of deliberation, the engineer sent in the followiog last night: Hon. J. M. Lang, Mayor, Paducab, Dear Sir:—Your communication of the Ist was duly received. other matters has prevented an earlier reply. At an adjourned meeting of the city council on December 1, 18 Messrs, Wilcox and Elliott, then the city’s engineers, council, which were r eived, ordered A WORD WITH YOU, Housekeepers Have you delayed your spring house clean ing because you have not the ready cash with Press of} Which to replace some old worn-out piece of carpet or furniture? If you have, don’t do it any longer. Come and see us; we can help you. e reports to the) We can furnish your house from kitchen to filed and published, and concurred ia }parlor, Come and take a look at our stock, and or approved by the mayor Mr, Elliott advised connections made with the sewer as fast as prac- ticable, which I am certainly in favor of. He (Mr. E,) no doubt expected the pumping station to be completed as svon as possible, thereby making it practicaple to make connections with all houses. As the pumping station is at pres- ent no nearer completion than whin lott. made bis report, the im- ability still exists, and until the pumping station is completed I cannot advise the covnection of any houte with the sewers, ‘ From the fact there has been no detailed plans made for the purpose which are very essential in a sanitary point of view, as well as the future] care and attention of the There should be very de for ventilation both in and out of the house. What would be the result if everyone was allowed to connect un der existing circumstances It is possible the river may rise above the valve in the sewer, placed there to keep the back water out, before the pumping station is finished. — Y« sewers would soon be filled with se erage which, in a few season, would be a bearable, creating gasses which would escape somewhere and under present | conditions would force itself through the (water) stench traps into the house. With the closed manholes aod no vent pipes in or about the house. where else could or would i escape? At present the best and only way to gratify the citiz¢ns who are ious to connect with the sewers my jadgment, will be to force Mr Lion White, the contractor, to finish the pumping station as soon as it is possible to make him do it, and in the meantime make and pass ordi nances governing all connection and out of doors. Thinking it best, 1 bave consulted the chairman of the board of health in regard to the above, and he fully endorsed my opinion Very respectfully, J. T. Posttewarre, City Eugineer The absurdity of this tlunsy text is apparent to alkwell 1X- pres informed people, In the first place, no pump- jag station, which seems to be the rock upon which the engineer tuils his objection, is at all necessary jus now. There is nothing to pump And there would not be uoless the river were up to the 40 foot mark, a stage everybody kvows is never reached at this season of the year. | will not be that high, judging the fa- ture by the past, until next January or kebruary. The pumping station was designed solely for high water and there is uo probability of any uptil next year. Hence the excu that people should wait until the pumping station is completed to tap the sewer is al! nonseuse. Six or Those who have already need why should As to the plans for house pipi wilary plumbing is done right backs into the you will be astonished at our prices. Follow- ing is only a partial iis*. See Our Handsome Upholstered Parlor Suites Upright and Mantel Folding Beds Children’s Folding Beds Bedroom Suites Single and Double Wardrobes Couches, Lounges, Chiffonieres, Sideboards, Writing Desks Refrigerators, Water Coolers Ice Cream Freezers Baby Carriages, Center Tables Hat Racks, Rockers In fact, everything to fit out your home complete, at terms to suit everybody warTo ax ommodate those who cannot come during the day we keey our store open every evening until 9. REMEMBER, YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD FINE LINE OF CARPETS | Mattings, Oil Cloths, Linoleams, Rugs— Screen Doors, Screen Windows Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Ice Picks, Ice Shredders, Water Coolers. LOWEST PRICES LARGEST STOCK Screen Doors | and Windows! CHEAPEST TO BE HAD M. E. JONE eo TRADE MARK This design is representative of the very highest excellence in the manufacture of ladies’ fine hh this trade mark is made to sat footwear shoe sold under isly those who insist on the best The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies 1 by and nowhere you are henceforth a Bernhard George —that’s it—is else in Paducah. 1 you try a pair regular customer. You can't be better suited, The Douglas Shoes for Men ever wear them? They fit well Most people kuow what they arc Z styles, and can be had here look well and wear well They are made in all es, and none but good shoes. Plenty of other ge Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and best selected in town. $ : : : i eaciens GEORGE BERNHARD 0 ee 6 ee eee ee ee ee DG | | | | | j | | THE JONES INSTALLMENT COMPANY Notice ThHIRO AND COURT STREETS JURT |not be deprived of the advantages of | using them for seven months. | ‘The engineer has before this come into no little notoriety by trying to tear to pieces the plans and specitiva- tions of Consulting Engineer Elliott, the Memphis expert who has a repu- H tation av a sewerage builder all over the country who paid aj} handsome price for the plans of the| present system jeye with hjs fist. pumping’ station had her eye to show for it, were made is ton was fined $50 and costs, Several leavy Fines Ase sessed By the Court, fore the police court this morning or fe That he wanted the completed before not true, dence was heard was adjudged not guilty. Annie Rushing went out of oflicey as detailed in Mr, Postlewaite’s letter to the mayor, The council concurred in it, too, al- though the records maj it, Every councilman of that admin- istration remembers it. It seems to be the general opinion avout town, even among the staunch. est friends of the admivistration, that itis high time that narrow-minded- ness be gliminated from the city offl- cials, that perversity be squelched, 1ud the geueral inefliciency and per- | petual cussedoess of somebody be inquired into. It is openly said the} city engineer is opposed totais sys- | tem of sewerage, and always has} been, and tbat he is usiry his posi- tion to take advantage of the honest taxpayer, and to throw every possible tacle in the wat of a successful working of the syefem. Good citizeng desire to connect with the wery and they should be allowed to dogo, or el iven some | sensible and’ plausible reason why peace and were fined for their good vehavior, charged with engaging in a fight. Peal was fined $20 and costs and the woman was orderdil to execute a $100 peace bond ‘Ten dozen colored, beautiful lace, straw and chip saiors and walking bats; put on the counter at half price Saturday at Miss Cora Will- jams’. Coal. If you want a load of clean nut coal, telephone No. 70. {2imim Barry & Hexnenercen, Drink Stutz’s delicious Phosphate. Orange 2j3 Granite dipper dust pans, 6- There 18 vo plausible reason why the people should be made to await] ihe ouly the pleasure of a cranky official be-| would b fore they can get something they are entitled to, sewers on the North Side are practi-| geer in the benefit of ed, and will carry away with you,}cally complete, and form a small steps to sale the nuisance as soon many pleasant memories, of a most] system all to themselves, enjoyable occasion. ‘They are working well ayd the people ought a The} and ha was, ; The ma: quart pudding pans, sauce pans—all go for 10 cents at Noah's Ark to- morrow. pe said this afternoon that Y to settle the matter | o have some one petition | 1 to connect with the mains! the council give the engis | actions what to do, POSTPONEMENT the cou ‘The meeting of the Christian Wo- man’s Board of Miasions will be held Cure. Oenstipat Forever, June 11 instead of June d, as was Pi Grte Neoguite refund money, announced. All meubers please re- . A Lively Session ‘This Morning— Will Hamilton, colored, was be: | acharge of striking his wife in the She was there and Hamil connec from the fact that he asked the coun-{ Riley Pitman was charged with cil to pas# a resolution just before be | baviog beaten his mare. The evi- and the defendant and Mary Francis not so have) Were charged with a breach of the $20 and costs each, and required to execute a bond Grant Peal and Gillie Travis were To the Public! We will connect sewers in com- pleted district for 15 cents per foot complete. This is for one 4 month only. ! Minzesheimer Plumbing Comp’y! Under Palmer House. Open evenings 7 to 9. Telephone 362. 7 member the postponement. This TAX NOTICE, will be the last meeting of the auxili-| |. er r ary before the state convention,which| ‘Taxes are due for 188. My convenes June 20, at Mt. Sterling, | lice daring the month of | June will ani is therefore an important one,| be at: Ht. Winstead's drug store, and every member is expected to at-| COPBer it t —ee teas streets. one-half the amount of ¢ your taxes are not paid by July 1 a penalty of 5 per cent will be added to the entire amount die. H. F. Lyox, City Tax Collector, No-TorHae for Fifty Cente Guaranteed tobaceo babit cure, makes weal men rons, Pure. 600, #1, All druggists, Now is the time to sereen your house, «Hank Bros, & Jones are headquarters for screen doot and windows, Beautiful haw switches for $1 Saturday at Miss Cora Williams’. 3j10 NOWSTHETIME TOBIY te