The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 4, 1898, Page 2

n l=xtra= Ordinary Offer The recent sale of carpets by the manufac- turers has enabled us to offer: : Smith’s best quality velvet carpets, worth $1 yard, for 75¢ yard. Smith’s Axminster carpets, worth $1 yard, for 75c yard. - Smith’s moquette carpets, worth $1 yard, for 75c yard. Best quality of tapestry Brussels carpets, worth 90c yard, for 55c yard. Nine pieces one of the best makes strictly all wool two-ply carpets, in latest style pat- terns and colors (not Lowell’s), worth 65c a yard, for 49c a yard. Two pieces heavy two-ply carpets, pretty bright colors, worth 25¢ yard, for 19c yard. These prices do not include making and) laying. It will pay you to come down now, buy these carpets and have them put down later, as these prices apply to stock on hand only, _ Big lot of short ends of two-ply carpets--- suitable for druggets and rugs---at half price. Special prices on Smyrna and moquette tugs this week. Oooorees ELLIS Rudy & Phillips eeeeoooe “ Modes and Fabrics” for June, the best fashion magazine, free for the asking, now ready. Call and get one. 2 vit THE PADUGAN DAILY SUN, Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, FNCORPORATED mM. FIewen... & W. ChewENta ‘ohn. D sian WP. PASTOR ., DImRoTORS OM Fisher, WP. Paxton R.W.Clements, 2% Williamson John J. Dorian. Varstornt Vict PRestpest ; SBCRETARY TREASURER Otfice; No. 214 Broadway. Daily, per annum in adva Daily, Six months “ Daily, One month, “| ** Daily, per week.......+++ 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance..... . 1.00 Specimen copies free SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1898. Ir would be a most cot rteous act for Schley and Sempson to sbip into Saatiago bay a cargo of ice to Cer- vera, In the mountain-locked bay the breezes make but few rij ples on its surface, while the sun’s rays come down by the shortest route, Wirn 15,000 infantry on the bills around Santiago to assist in the cap- ture of Cervera, the sight would be a military comedy, The chief point with the infantry would be to keep out of shelling distance and watch the smoke that so gracefully curls from the fleet. A cueat deal of talk is being hed about the probable bulk of the in- coming wheat crop, and it is being pretty generally written down that it will be 600,000,000 busbels or over. This bemg the case, why should four be adulterated with corn and the hog | crop neglected? Dewer evidently loves a gun. He is now raising them from the batteries of the suoken ships in Manila bay. There is nothing so consolatory to a fighting man as plenty of good guns, ammunition and accurate marksmen. It is probable some of those captured Spanish guos may give a good ac- count of themselves in the hands of U. S, soldier Ir is claimed by the Spani-h that Cervera is not at Santiago at all, but is rapidly neaiog Manila, If we \could only believe this, the whole na- tion would shout at once so loud that the stars would vibrate. If Dewey {could only have a couple of hours | practice on Cervera’s fleet he would send it to the shades below to join the wreck of Montejo’s squadron. Tne main dependence of Spain is on Cervera and Camara—one of whom is safely bottled and corked up in Santiago harbor, and the other still hugging the sbore at Cadiz Io a few days Cervera will cease to be a factor offensive or and the question will then be, What next? It will then appear that the war is petered out for lack of material to fight. defensive, Tur report of the destruction of a jcoal boat in the entrance of Santiago harbor has a peculiar aod fishy flavor about it. Why the Admirals should jsend a collier 5000 feet into the har- vor is hard to determine, unless it was in the hope of the boat being de- stroyed by a torpedo and serving as an obstruction in the channel, It is more toun probable a pipe dream of naval warfare by some fellow seeking a sensation. Avren all the boastiog and pranc- ing the crack Kentucky regiment (/) was the last to fill up and leave the state, This is the same regiment which declared it was ready when the first call was made. The boys are all right and a brave and gallant set, but perhaps some of the bloviating officers will ascertain in the friction of army life, their true worth and calibre, as well as that the world does | not revolve around them exclusively, Chey will fod ‘‘there are others,’’ SAx Dominco people have gone into the revolutionary business again, That country is a fighting republic, Its people cannot live together with- out trying to cut the throats of their neighbors. ple cannot understand the differeave natoral rights and Those unfortunate peo- between abstract Ol noon from Evansville en NEWS OF THE RIVERS. = The Clyde leaves this afternoon for Florence, Ala, She is expected to cary a good load. The W. F. Nisbet from Cincivnati passed down early this morning for Memphis, doing a good freight busi ness The Tennessee is expected. this afternoon for Cumberland river. The John $. Hophine, good business, was late in arrivirg and departing for Louisville today. The R. Dunbar is due this afters route to owing ‘to Nashville. The Dick Fowler was out for Cairo doing a good business this forenoon, A large force of men this morning commenced work on the littl south ern beauty, Annie Laurie, that is on the docks here tu be almost newly re- built, She is to bave a pew hull and her machinery put in exceltent repair, in addition to her cabia being remod- eled and refurnished, The gauge showed the river this morning to still be slowly falling here, and the bulletin also showed the various streams to be receding at ulmost’ every poiut. Verw low water is expected to prevail this sum- mer, and busivess on the river will be trivial until the water comes next fall. The City of Clarksville was out to- day at noon for Elizabethtown, ‘The May flower leaves St. Louis to- day for Tennessee river points, St will ea big crowd of excursionists. The arrival and departure list was very small this morning although there was consideral freight handled on the levee. W ns were buisy thronghout the day taking freight to the Clyde which will de- part this afternoon with a big freight trip. The other and out did fair business. LETTER LST. The tc in the poe GENTLEMEN'S Lbs American Carriage Andersot Aveaitt, Lee Beaty, ¢ Miakely, Isom Blackw Brown, F Buvton M arter, Rid MG Cohen, Ch well, WM Da Ditler, Joho K > Ford, WH Hat Hil, Wiille B Min Helso », Worth Huw Jarrett, Chas F K Lambert, ( MeClire, A'S rite Miller, Anderson indall, Wm Rhent Roberts ». Clay ww Viek, WS Liltie M M ss Mary Askem Fowlw: King, Mass Mat Kaight, T Margaret. Meyer, Miss Mitebel!, Miss Alee — Fiman, Miss L Rose, M I tasoll, Mat Snemd, Mrs Eu Btorewall, Mra fe, Mes Lene My pth of June will s dru oflive during the m be at S. H. Wins j corner Seventh dl Washington jstreets. If one-half unt of jyour taxes are not paid by July boa penalty of 5 per cent will be added j to the entire the am 3j10 City Tax Co MONTEREY LEAVES JUNE Il. an Fra June 4 itor Monterey is now ready to for the Philippines. Her ¢ the Brutus, is being rapidly finished Both will probably leave Mare Island for Manila Saturday. Gen. Merritt expedition to sail Saturday Col. Charles McClure, ter ot the Philippin force, has received orders to pay all troops destined for the Puilippines up to June 30 in advance, CROWD AT LA BELLE, lector. The mon- eave cisco, onsor the Second | June 11] chief paymas- | | expects exveditionary There was a lar, crowd at La Belle park ls though it was the fifth performance of the week, There will bea change + and sey. wand attr: ures will beadded. Mr. Chas, Dismond, the people of Paducah will he very glad to learn, is to remain another week apd render more fine music on his harp. t nig LIVE BIRD sHoor, The Paduesh Gun club is prepar- ing to hold the first live bird shoot of the season at La Belle park. It takes place next Friday afternoon pability he a PROFESSIONAL “OR. W. C, EUBANKS, HOMCOPATHIST, Telephone 10 Telephone 78 rms of kidney oaplain $8 | Omce—28 Broadway Many ftistances the | qesidence, UN) Jeflervon St. most serious forms of | ‘OMce Hours 10," -8, Evade AS, DABNEY. ® DENTIST. 406 G°OADWAY, HENRY BURNETT Attorney -at-Law advise you free Will practice in MIRROR, all the courts, : there 18 South Fourth St., Papvean, Ky SOCIETY NOTES. Live's There are loyal hearts, are spirits brave, Phere are souls that are true; Tien give to the have And the best will come to you, pure and work! the best you| “Ww 0 Hie adway and Jet Ninth and Jefferson, ‘Tele. luve to your life will p love and flow, A strength Have faith show Their faith in your word and deed, Give THOS. E. MOS3 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 South Fourth Street, DR. J. W. PENDLEY Office, 116 South Fifth Street. Residence, 904 Tennessee street Office Telephone 175; Residence 415. HARRY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon OMice Hours: 7 to9a.m,1to3 p.m. Omlice, No, 419's Broadway, H. T. RIVER3 to your utmost need; pd a score of hearts will Give trath and your gifts will be paid in kind, Anct honor will honor meet, Avi a smile that is sweet will surely find A smile that is just as sweet, Giv ty and sorrow to those who mourn, @You will gather io Mowers again r ered seeds from your thoughts are borne, Yhough the sowing seemed bat vaio life is the mirror of king and slave, Tis jast what n give to the have, Aud the you. —Mapriine 8, Bripars we are, aod do, world the best you best will come back to Physician. . and Surgeon Office Sixth and Broadway, at Infirmary, Anenjoyable affair of the week wing party given by Miss at Ramova park honor of Miss was the Mary Kimbo Thars Spe wel lay evening of Chicage ! | Mra. Charles Mocquot entertained | -- H clightful, iformal manper last} Office Hours Miss Sowell's |9 to 10 a. m Sto dpm og in honor of 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Miss Speers Telephones 68 and 296 F. G. HARLAN, JR. The Leading Piumber and Gas Fitter A missionary tea, under the aus- ladies of ( was given Frid: Boswell home in The Literary club was entertained Friday morniog by Mrs. Cook Hus bands, on Jeffygson street | e churel pices of the at the ernoon | | | | | Mes, 1, D. Wilcox will bave guests NeXt Week Mrs, Baton Rouge; Mrs. Long, of L ville Miss L LaRue, of | Bowling Green Sprinkling hose, bath tubs, gas fix te entertained | os and fi tings of all kinds. | Cleme | tue Young Lad'es' limentary to Mi ase, of Lodiana. n Friday morniog at her West Broadway jue club, com home ou! See his prices before having your work done too small. J. S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF Yoday I encountered 4 genuine sua: | PENSION CLAIMS er military girl, Had you seen ber | you would ha n) 1 that she |/rompt and thorough attention given had been on dress | and did pot stume. | rim waist was a belt of red, while /Ollice, 714 South Third street, und blue ribbon, ‘The glorious stars] abe ieee wdorned the front of her shict waist, [ingg ae Per ected ee OF INTEREST TO strollers thought a regiment of If you want to keep step with the | Pree Transportation to Attend the warch of style Jay aside your j ay that jeweled belts will now be ated to the drawing room, All match the g nd bands of »mpaniment Her gown was blue and around her| and stripes in enameled thrust pins ational col: ikely tl ; STOCKHOLDERS ould conquer the world. A elts for day wea Our el e belted in bands | A mouse gray purple No job too large, no job 122 Broadwa; vhone 115. The warm evenings of the week just} for gen- | attrac: | Fashionable | unusually in- ast gave a opportu ss erous patron of ons at Labe theatrical sudierces enjoyed the erestiog play board of attrac FACTS AND FaNCIE dresses in times The summer girl of "U8 keeping with the of the to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of her ¢ ‘ pensions carefully attended to. wave time to chang roadway | her} weled} annual Meeting at Chicago. antes | Some Interesting Facts, In order that the stockholders of tral Railroad company lily attend in person ings, there bas been posted in ¢ station of the compa- ny a notice to the effeet that, ia ac- cordance with a resolve of the board of directors, there may be issued to each holder of one or more shares of the capital stock of the Hlinois Cen- | tral Railroad company, as registered in on the books of the company, a ticket enabling him or her to travel over the company’s lines from the station of the Illinois Centrrl Rail- road nearest to his or her tegistered address, to Chicago and return, for of suede, «l to more re anoual me steel, is avery titting a to the co: lavender, and black. ime of r. Will Leech, of Cripple Creek, Jo, is in the city on a visit to Mr. Bowling, of Louisville, spent yesterday io the city. Lo fact, finish, See our iron beds before you buy. manufacture and make over all kinds of mattresses avd awnings. DR. J.D. SMITH'S credit is god. Telephone 896. >] out of that, and we dmiral Sampson Must Meet the Spanish Fleet —Also Gardner Bros, & Co, will meet ali ¢ in prices on mpetition Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Stoves, everything that is weeded in furnishing your house from start to We have lower prices than ever We Your reard of on iron beds, We are the leading upbolsterers of the ¢! GARDNER BROS. & CO. 203-205 South Third. YES Ths 98 modet ot the New Densmore is ball bearing in ell. See sample with ©. B. STARKS, Agent for!Densmore, Yost and Caligraph Typewriters. Supplies fer all standard machines, Wall Decorating © Is our business, our pastime, our de- @ 4} light. We should like the job of dec orating the great wall of China, but will be content if you will let us deco rate a few walls in your house. they need it? Oh, yes; you can’t lways hate to a wall in need of artistic decora Bare walls denote a bare pocket or little consideration of the beautiful But your yfketbook is all right and you know 4 good thing when you see it W. S. GREIF. DOCTOR ALBERT BERNITEIM Over Ooblectinen f & Walker's drug store PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF CHILDREN Skin, including Hair and Nails. Kidneys and Genito-Urinary System South Fifth street and Broadway, corner entrance, Odd Fellows’ Hall. Stomach and Intestines | Liver Blood (Anwmit, Rheumatism, Diabetes Gout vr nour Sunday 0 anit 70" w ® to. 3.0) and ‘Telephone 364, Is rapidly becoming the ite with the people of this city, It leads all others, for the reason that it is ABSOLUTELY PURE HANDLED IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY PADUCAH BOTTLING CO, Tenth and Orders filled Seltzer Water and all kinds of ‘Temperance Drinks, J. WILL FISHER Master Commissioner Agent for Fir McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY PuBLic and Tornado Insurance Will take acknowledgements of deeds, etc., anywhere in the city or county ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES Manager of the only complets abstract to titles in McCracken county and the y of Paducah, The abstract was made while clerk of the county court for term of eight years. This department is under the supervision of a compe- tent and reliable abstractor, If in want of anything in this line it will pay to see me, and I will appreciate your business, Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) Phone 383 F, J. Bergdoll, Proprietor. Telephone 101. Soda P¢ on sea and land, Contains all about Ye AGENTS WANTED for “WAR] DDR a8 Pyrenees WITH SPAIN,” including battles HHI Cent IR R Zeal and inois Central R.R. Gourage Win where faint heart fails. There is no lack of courage in these prices, and the goods are new. civil liberty. individual is too great for the good of the state. The principle that the majority must rule seems to find no lodgment in their brains, ‘They feel aggrieved when in a minority, and see nothing but fight. No idea of submission to the will of the majority’ of the people fairly expressed, enters into their calculations, They fail to recognize that the majority is strong- erin battle or council, and nothing will do them but a Bight. ‘The importance of the| and there will in all pr large crowd present to witness it The club will depend upon out- siders for pigeons. {t will buy all pigeons that are delivered to them next Friday morning either the Delicatessen or at La Belle park The club will not receive birds sooner than Friday. AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Tramp, tramp, tramp. will be marching” to BOZEO'S PLACF, r : Where, on Saturday evening, June Une fastest wheel that ever rolled over the streets of Paducah. AVG 4, hetween the hours of 8 and 11 Made in Paducah, and guaranteed for 363 days. We invite a 4, beine personal inspection of this wheel, being satisfied that a ear Great Britain Gives ig Order for |" Si and thorough investigation of its merits will convince even the Flour for Jamaica, AGREEABLE SURPRISE will await them most skeptical of its superiority over any other on the market. DON'T. FOR hae ONT FB mat be on hand, ‘without the loss of a man,’’ and rest assured that you will be highly entertained, royally treat- ed, and will carry away with you, many pleasant memories, of a most epjoyable oceasion Bozxo, armies, navies, forts and warships of both nations and graphic story of the great victory of the gallant Dewey ;| tells everything about Sampson, | VIA NEW ORLEANS Schley, Fitzhugh Lee and leading | commanders, by Hon, James Rankin Boatbos Ponsa’ Young, the intrepid leader for Cuba} libre in the balls of Congress. The| Through Weekly greatest war book published; 600! ey large pages ; 100 superb illustrations, | Tourist Sleeping Car many in richest colors, = (ral Kallroad fastNew Orleans Limited” ‘olored maps. Biggist book EVERY THURSDAY com Only | and Paducah « $1. grand $1.00 premium free. mand enormous ; harvest for 30 days credit ; the parpose of attending, in person, the next annual stockholders’ meet- ing of the company, which will be held at its generul ein Chicago on Wednesday, September 28, 1898, at noon. Details as to the necessary procedure to obtain such ticket, the date of its issue and its limit, are fully set forth on the posted notices referred to. Iu this cvanection, it will be interesting to note that since, in 1862, the capital stock of the com pany became full paid, a cash divi- den, ranging from 4 per cent. to 10 percent. per annum, has been paid semi annually to every holder of stock, aud that it is now twenty years >{since the company, in any year, .| paid less than 5 per cent., the present ALIFORNIA::: he Excelsior Racer the ‘boys OKDER PLACED, agents ; | tary freight paid; ouulit g free,” Write soday, Address, ‘The| SUaSet Limited Annex National Book Concern, Dept, 15, | mire 0. Particulars of agents on Begs hiring callco "| rate of distribution. 1356 Dearborn street, Chicago, agivoad and connecting Best indigo blue calico....++ dunt. aa 8 Excursion to Creal Springs, — —— wr Incandescent lamp globes suitable On account of the opening ball at) for system for sale at McPherson's Ozark Hotel, Creal Springs, the} Drug store. u "| IMinois Central Railroad company >] willsell tickets from Padueah to} For Re Creal §pritigs and returi on June 10} Cottage on Jackson $100. Tickets good returuing on} 15th, Apply to avy train of June 1. 30m4 J.T. Dox Agent. bree ACR = ‘Telephone 2% for a ioad of hickory {f svovewouk, ul ‘ Fifty pieces lawns... , nes. Division Paseenger A Kingston, Jamaica, June 4.—The Division Passenger Ait Britis goverament has purchased in ai agent in the United States, for delivery Prices $20 to $109 here, 120,000. barrels of flour for the All Kinds of Bicycle Sundties army and navy stores. The order was placed with the Consolidated Excelsior Bicycle Works Milliug Co , of Minneapolis, ‘The flour wi'l be transported by WILKINS & BROWN, Proprietors duu 6 Wallace, Manager, Best quality fancy calico Good heavy ticking...» 4+ Remnants of Pride of West White quilts. . Boys’ waists... single All Kinds of Bicycle Repairing Boyc'es Made to Order Enamaiing Fittirgs, Etc, Old Wheels Taken in Exchange wis the time to sereen your house, Hank Bros. & Jones are henty ty for seieem doors aud a3 ‘oxe and street, near FP, M. Fienen. wineows, the Atlas Steamship Co, Coal. ' ‘The transaction is significant as} If you want a load of clean nut ud showing British preparation for an|coal, wlephone No. 70. emergency. 23m)m Yb ¥ Dr Edwards, Bar, Fre, Abie! Special Corner ‘Third and Washington Strects, For nice dry sawdust tel. 29,