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

AT THE BAZAAR. ake room for our new we will In order to bp ale. Bar- Five hundred ple shirt waists, consisting of fine percal Madras ¢ nd Freneh cimities These samples range in price from The to $1.50, June clearing sale 30 All our fine percale wrappers, reg augurate lar price $1.50 to $2.00, reduced to 7fc and 81,00. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. One-bundred new mid-summer pat $400 and price $2.00 tern hats, reg $1.50, June cle; and $2.25. All our very fine dress sailors, regu ular price aring sale THE MAYOR | bh) Appears as the Chief of Police, and Is Invited to Haye a Little Fight. in sie Phe Woman Apologizd in Court This Morning Other Pro- ecedings of City Court, JW. Solar, of Cincinnati, is the city. IW edberry, of Smithland, was in the city today. J. M. Menderhout, of Evansville, is at the Palmer. Miss Annic Webb from Washington City. Miss Ada Thompson has gone to] mayor. Mayor Lang has as hard a time returned! convincing people that he is an etti- ver of the law as he does that he He made bis first arrest ye has Karnonr’s JUNE BATTLE. A Great Bargain Bombardment NOW'S THE TIME T0 BUY Screen Doors, Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Ice Picks, Screen Windows Lawn Swings, Ice Shredders, Water Coolers. every conceivable wba kee ie Also beautiful white bat he had a dill waist of the $1.50, June shirt waists in style and shade. piquets, the loveliest season. Regular price clearing sale price, $1.00. Beautiful white duck and pique| suits, regular price, $1.00 and $4.50, Jane clearing sale price $2.48. All our handsome extra width silk and satin skirts, regular price $6 00 and &7.00, June clearing sale pric $4.48, 2/5 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR embroke, Ky., on a visit, terday afternoon, Adolph Sturgis and Duke Allen] Cult time doing it. have gone to Nashville to work badgers de dunt tre Mr. J. 8. Downes has returned} West Court sirect when he saw a ans holes Ren couple of darkeys preparing to tight ived a new lot of fine} {tom s trip down the N. C. & St. L. | jumping off his korse he placed then switches at75c, 1.00and| Hon. Jobo K. Hendrick went up] under arrest. ‘They proved to b (0, worth 2.00 or 3.00. to Simthland this morning to spend} «Burly’? Dison avd George Good+ \’new lot of colored wigs complete, | Sanday, mag, Bherythiég. Wank well ein Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Rhodes and] Octavia Goodman, « woman claiming daughter, Miss Jennie, bave gone to]'o be Goodman's wife, arrived on Shreevesport to locate. the scene. She disdainfully seruti 1215 BROADWAY Mr. Morris Cooley and sister re- | nized the mayor and then exclamed turned on the Hopkins this moroing|*Yeu Gawge. cum go home wit me. from a round trip to Evansville. Dat white man aint no p'lic eman. Mrs. Dr. W. P. Ross, of Madison. | He aint got no right to “rest yo". ville, who bas been visiting Miss] C¥™ ‘long, I say Aonie May Yelser, left this morning}, George looked puzzled, for he for home. - Y bled i yor had ‘, ram ; a also that the woman bad a little, too gh ane sega) ee Rae | He was undecided until Olticer Gray or Los Angeles, Cal., where be will] a cared and arrested G 4 only reveutly returned from there. was iano hurry, ‘The oMcer thought Mrs. Schroath left this afterncon] one that he would have to kuock bim for Creal Springs to be with her son, | down. A Great Vo! ley of Summer Mr. Henry Scbroath, who was takeo ‘Jes’ let “im hit yo’, Gawge, and] Dress Goods Just Received. suddenly ill there a day or two ago. | he'll bab to walk oval ina deal bod Mesdames H. A. and EK. B, Hard-|rat heal He'll bab to kill me sho" iso, and A, D, Knox, and Miss Fan-| The ollicer dida’t George that nie Knox, of Nashville, were in the] round. city this morning en route up the] ‘The belil Tennessee on the Clyde. lockup, followed by the woman Mr, and Mrs, Polk Ross and Jittle| About half a block away she fell to son, John T., went to Huntington, | the rear, and met the mayor coming Tenn., today. Mr Ross will take|towards town. She said he looked the management of the Huntington] # ber like be wanted to crow over it, Republican, the position he resigned | 80 she told him to get off the hors on removing to Patacah over two] 80d she would whip bir right there) years ago. in the street. He didu't get off Me. Walter J. Frazer formerly of] This morning the woman was very this city is among the volunteers of petal ssid she had ni 184 a Louisiana, His company, K,, Second] Hiv, grid a wend to I Her ant regiment, left Mobile on the third for] ave SA & Mite Te that, Juddaw tay Caba. Mr. Frazer belonged to aes ST teeea (he dain; company C when it was first organiz- | 7 on we fined, Gi 1) cos! and the other Mrs, Wan, MeLennan, of Cincin pnts . nati, came down on the Nisbet this WANTED. morning and is a guest of her sisier, : Mrs. J. J. Dafour, on North Fiffth Apply She will remain here 9 short time be= t onee. fore going te Dawson for several - weeys sojourn. BACK. _ Vand 1.75, June clearing] p, W lot of sailors just received at nd 50, HAIR GOODS or LARGEST STOCK LOWEST PRICES Big Preparations Have Peis Made for a He- roic Battle for Business Supremacy. PRICE AND QUALITY are the guns that will win this battle, Our big Mercantile Arsenal is filled with a grand assortment of ew Summer wash goods. great stock of LOVELY NEW MILLINERY. and heaps of men's and boy’s Charming Hats and Furnishing Goods. Shoes, Umbrellas, Fans, Hosiery, Embroidery, Lace, Corsets, Ladies’ Waists, Separate Skirts, \nd other powerful trade-winning supplies. THE BIG STORE'S JUNE BATTLE PRICES » extended to draw you here that we may demonstrate s is the Store that will serve your best interests. 50c child's flats 28e 25¢ forget-me- nots, in blueonly 10¢ | 25¢ velvet roses, two roses and two buds, all colors & 200 fine American Beauty roses, 1 1¢ These goods and prices should tempt you to buy, whether you heed a hat or not. Screen Doors and Windows! CHEAPEST TO BE HAD M. E. JONES s design is representative to you that white lace straw The choicest products of the sea son Lovely woman, dressed in th bewildering styles of gauzy ress stuffs, will be a living boquet | i beauty We believe it when we say that e have the newest, most beautiful nd the largest assortment of print i summer dress goods ever offered Paducah. We believe it when we say that iis assortment is a presentation of e highest quality ever offered at} * prices we name We believe ten thousand women Paducah and vicinity will con- our good opinion of these by most liberal purchases ution only four items » yards of a_ positive quality of proper care of his ; te the owl, and get glasses Don't strain them further—it and careful examination ly filled. Come in to rrect eyesight eyes hit for your weak eyes at Wolft's. may mean blindness soon. Accurate free here. Oculists’ prescriptions care day. Delay is dangerous. Yours for ¢ dda LOL JEWELER AND OPTICTAN! Opposite Famous. ents were teken to the A id NCA of Amazing Values. | Phenomenal price-making char acterizes this sale. Clothing, shirts, ties, collars, socks, suspenders and men's hats at prices you've never |owned them before. It's acrime against your family to throw your money away by not coming here. Prices on paper are |not convincing; it’s a look at the 10 | goods that reaches the heart. Our June Battle prices are away below |value. Suits $2.00, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 7.50, | 10,00, 12.00, 15.0% | June Battle prices for nobby hats, | worth double 50¢, 75¢, $1.0 Summer Dress Stuffs Bo ee ata 9i¢e price,| Jer’ atch feumonncel Positive 20¢) fered before in Puducah, | Hot shot at 39¢, 48c, 75¢ and g8e lA Volley of Ladies’ Shirt Waists. } Another big stock waists sold No Monuments... LOCAL MENTION. We have in stock | a fine live of| | finished monu- | ments which | "Must be Sold) For thirty days| we will sell for! Judging Cash anything! Gov. Br in the stock at! will be t REMARKABLY LOw PRICES... {i'!/sition for Call and see our stock and prices. | Goy, ‘Tanuer. 1t is therefore likely No other yard in the south has as that Blavks will soon beon Kew: fine an assortment of theflatest etyles tacky soil—and in Kentucky soil and designs. J, E, Williamson & Co, 119 Noath Third street, Paducah, ky. jo8 Broadway 85 and of the very highest excellence in the manufacture fine The shoe sold under this trade mark is made of ladies Clak Summer Dress Stuffs footwear Pearl Smith a 5'e¢ price 15e ainst Steve ting She was not in court The case a charged with was left open. to testify against for a good roast from the court, was gainst concluded to sat yards of isly those who insist on the best quality of Good white girl. positive | North Sixth street Ge him, and ca 306 shirts bargains hinent issued ick her, The Monday BLANKS TC DROWNED. The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies rnhard, a vase will be € 00 yards of a from reports from Cairo, quality of lley as concluded that it his interest to issue a re- Bob Blanks, the and has issued one on Old Dog Tray and his kin die, Funeral in three sections. John Greer, colored, was with walking with a prostitute was fined #5 and costs. Summer Dress Stuffs at a 12'v¢ price 9 yards of a positive 40c] quality of Summer Dress Stuffs 5¢ price. | Yesterday afternoon a funeral pro- cession left the city hall, It was in three sections, as the railroad man The services were conducted t Shoemaker, who was on te this occasion also@ grave maker. “TCE “CREAM, All the dogs that Marshal Collins had been collecting for the past sev- eral days were there, and they were —that's it sold by B nowhere else in Pa you try a pair You can't be b you are henceforth a who lias just received Finn Hamilton, heen r heretofore at $2 ted for several days on a charge zirl wife, Was arrest- att ), presented ii the The best waists e ton sale charge of wife beat-] A Great Volley of ne vst hele ges oii aaa ae Millinery Values. | be a {A Volley of Ladies’ : Victory aeite | Ready-Made Skirts. =| The Wonder" Freezer—so'd ouly/not in the best of spirits. They by Havk Bros. & Jones—makes the] howled and fought and snarled, but Pisces, Tight assortinent, [> '7 6 atte rics $t, | idea: yusiness, hav a rs . : . 4 5.00 and 6.8 best cream with the least ice, 3j3 to no purpose. They were conveyed FOK FORGERY. signage ee out to Noble’s pit, and , there con- us the mo WENT TO METROPOLIS ’ . Se ae se NET RC POLIS. — {signed to the murky depths with the} y dace AG Chalice On usin : crawfishes and malarial gers, ‘The Warsane bicaradiss ‘ reful The Robert Sherman company,| wooden cages were then raised and larrant Fran Mutrey. : which opened the season at LaBelle/the remains were taken up on the and black went to Metropolis, where it} bill and given a decent burial at zement tovight; it} Marshal Collins’ expense. Tavton, Lessee Bostwick . Marshal Collins will begin taking TONIGHT another collection Monday morning AND BALANCE OF WEEK TAYLOR'S , regular cust tler suited of whipping hi ed this mornt police court on ing. The commonwealth ready and neither was he, as continued until Monday. also. was n¢ so che ¢ They fit what the er wear the Most people know and can be had he Plenty of other good rn styles nd none but good shoes model stock successiul sea the handsomest and hits ving {BIG VOLLEYS OF SHOES have Drop in and inspect th best selected in town. Shoes received orders to} é 3 $ $ $ $ GEORGE BERNHARD move. They must not linger in the go- g| | | 306 Broadway saint but go, The price induce VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVALV trimmed the name of Se | at Ul $ white short back Panama et trimmed... and colored broad. brimmed sailors 42¢ 25¢ white and black plain straw sailors 30 A. B, Young Li a young man arrested depot late yesterday Officer Hoyer on a charge committed at Dexter county. The young w atthe Union depot, . his baggage che 1} $1.25 adic was notified and Cor le Hargrove . came up from Dexter and took charg of him. He rant Judge Sanders, cl forging the name Mr. W Whitoell, of Murray a dire in the Western District Ware company, of the city, for $25 check was made pa in the Mu ray bank. Youn then tempted to sell th ble Hargrove, sayiv a hurry to leave t Mayfield and & positior nally he succeeded in gettin Belcher, a farmer residing Calloway county, to cash the cheek Mr. Beleber gave him $23 for check, ‘The ofticer and his prisoner spent the nigbt at the New Richmond and left this morning on t arly traip for Murray, Judge Sanders having formally turned him over to the Calloway officer. UNANIMOUS. S> the Democratic Committee May Make Wheeler's Nomination. park | close ats g | ments should give them uncom mon to you. See salesman them Great Volleys of Little Things Z ire going to change hands during leghorns. this heroic slaughter. Profits sac- - ++89 | rificed. Prices to cause wonder- -73c| ment. 35c| Yonr money can be better spent spent here now than anywhere in 15e the land HARBOUR’ S On North Third Street Just Back of Wallerstein | wi opened ther aftern interest about and Maneger Jones ger Refrig is the best, Hank Bros, & you a ‘Siberia’? need one, It sident Mane ge ROLLER WAS OUT, want to sell Re so : lt Has Recoyered From Its Recent white Iliness and Is in Shape Again. pe Agi white leghorns 75¢ misses’ colored leghorns. . ren's white Jailer Joe Miller is out after his re- cent illness, his many friends will be pleased to learn. Deputy Circuit Clerk Will C, Kidd H'G4 GLASS VAUDEVILLE CO, Next week 9 number of rew fea-| been ill for over a week. tures will be added em WILD AND ADAMS Buy your wife a gasoline stove of Singers and Comedians, Hank Bros. & Jones. The have the AL H. WEST, only eufe one made aja The Greatest Female Impersonator. - PROF, ZENO, NEW STORE, ted Aeronaut, who. will - ~ gement Sunday after: Mr. Max B. Nahm, of Bowling noon, and will e nightly ascen-/Grea, has purchascd the building sions, including Suuday niglit. vetween Klein's cigar store and Gil- Engaged at an enormous salary—|son’s paint store, on Broadway, and The most wonderful child that bas | will erect at once a three-story brick ever lived since the dawn of creation, | building, which will be occupied by LILTLE GERTLE COCHRAN, | Hayes & Foster, the Trenton, Tenn., ‘The best of order will be main. dry goods men who are to move tained at all times, here. They will be bere by fall. roller was taken out to be used io for the sewer The street again this morning breaking the streets ditchers, The first thing it did was to frighten an express driver's horse near the city ball, the animal turning the wagon over and dumping the driver out on the sidewalk. He es- caped injury, however, avd was driving off the next seen of bim. immediately swore out a Youngblood 1 him against og and z| Weeeweteseteetete - Cleveland —. Bicycles \\ ‘\Have the Burwell Dust-Proof \ Bearings, and many other fea- tures not found on any other wheel. Many of the best riders in Paducah ride the Cleveland bicyle. Prices no higher than inferior wheels oie vod neck to Oe p that he unty a Notice To the Publ We will connect sewers in com- pleted district for 15 cents per foot complete. This is for one month only. Minzesheimer Plumbing Comp’y! Under Palmer House. Open evenings 7 to 9. Telephone 362. RESOLUTIONS, take We, the teachers of the Paducah public schools, in regular meeting assembled, this June 3, 1898, with sorrow learn that our worthy cula- borer, Miss Mary Dodson, assistant plincipal of the High school, bas suffered the loss by death of her be- loved mother, aud do hereby tender to ber, to her aged father, and to her sister our deepest sympathy 10 this lime of their greatest bereavement. May a kind Providen that careth 4 for His own, sustain them by His There was a large crowd at the! spirit, is the prayer of the teachers. ular teachers’ meeting at the high Sincerely, ast !, and ap en- C. A. Nonvece, am was rendered by Evma I, Monrcan, C. B. Harriecp, Committee, PA'TRIOLISM AT STILES. “Old Glory” is a familiar feature of patriot life in Stiles, six miles from H. Kraper, the well known ; b vity, ‘he G « has been ap-| te, city. here is floating from a $ $ $ Orange Saturday matinee 2:50 p. nm. | Drink Stutz's 253 Seais in pavilion 10 cents, j Phosphate, TEACURRS’ MEETING, he. % — clivol building | BOZEO'S PLACE =: | those pre Mee's all aed the requirements | Coldest beer | marsino’s, | METROPOLIS POST | in the city at The Democratic Primary Called for July May Be Declared Of By the District Committee. OF THE PEOPLE | Mr, W | Metropolis cigar : ointed postmaster at Metropolis, |O0 f00t ag staff there a large Areri- sed hie ancaa vives ceneral| ©" 2nd 4 Cuban flag. There are on siioh serge Gite) gene) a high bill at the home of Mr. Jobn Maat sell, one of the best known citizens of the county. The were made by Mrs. R. D. MeCutels of that place. The flags have at- tracted a great desl of attention, and can be seen for miles around. Labeda . ie Wheaier: PLEASING RTAINMENT, | apportioned among the candid Hon. ‘fos. Corbett is also men- - If there are to be no other candidates} tioned, aud when seen by a reporte Those who attended the entertain-| there is no use going to the expeuse/ jay or to ago, said he had not dec ment at the First Christian church | of baving a primary, is the opinion of of what he would do; that there was — last night were indeed pleased with | the most promivent democrats. plenty of time APTER A CRIMINAL. the entertainment given by Miss In-]_ It is only a few days until the time -- les, ‘The crowd was not large, but} for placing the money for entering was select, and everybody was| the primary will expired, and leased. then it is probable the committee meeting will be called. Several candidates for congress have been mentioned since the with- drawal of Mr. James, but none of them have announced, One, Senator Mc D. Ferguson, was seen by a re- porter this morning and emphatically devied that ye would make the Heme jenignt way it is dealt with, probability that there will in a few days be held « me of the Democratic District Cong sional committee here to declare the democratic primary announced for July 16 off, and declare Hon. Chas K. Wheeler the nomiuee. The primary would cost something 000, and this of course would | op mao, There isa ce: A sopular resort for who appreciate on up-to-date estab-| entlemen lishmet in all its ¢ Only the cigars served over the bar. ppointment | his as ert wine CLOSES TONIGHT, Finest lunch in the city, ; ———— The Commercial hotel closes to= night, Mr, McCammon having gone into the New Richmond. The latter place is turning the people away every night, at is the rush, and the proprietors are very much grati- led over the prospects, any intention of so’do-' the ail week not less than 15 vates hi: been found asleep at their posts. ‘The penalty for this offense is death, but so far a guard house sentence of Hhounaly ss ped |) ——EE=—>————————>>—>————EEE==== MARRIA LIC) |Good Bye Old Headache If you use our Good Bye Head- ache Powders—4 doses, 10c. J.D, BACON & CO, VHARMACIS'S Gold Fish Agent), Seveyin 40d Jazkson ever hac ing. VIED OF CONSUMPTION, “Dr.” Henry Smith, over remains Coroner Phelps beld an in quest, followed several of his family tr the grave who died from ihe « He lost several sons i, anorg others whos) of Graves was licensed to Moor, of Me- It is the second A. Connor, a farmer “| 60 LAW, Marshal Collins is in receipt of a Hacog i letter from Sheriff Weissenger, of |Cracken, today DeSota County, Miss., offering a re-| marriage of e ard of $500 for George Littlefield, | s, Mf, Helm, of this county, and colored, who is wanted there for] sigs Kmma Long, also of the county, murder. were also licensed to marry today. The latter wedding will cur today, | ‘Try Svat’ Pitted Cherreis and cream ; better than ever, 2j8 PAINFULLY ie anne HURT. IGNORANT OF from Smith, 8600, Mrs. Mat Parrot, an aged lady re~ p urth aod J on streets, CoO eye es4 on} met with a serious accident lust night. SMALL BLAZE, Several month fell and wa broke a lim), and was on’ crutches! ‘Lbe fire department was called out when she fell ifiernoon| this morning about 1L o'clock to ex- him not}and broke her arm. Dr. }tinguish a small blaze in the roof at gto] Horace Rivers was called and dressed Riglesberger's saw mill, The lames her iojuries. were subdued without damage, being Jim The Kentucky troops are verdant so fur as technical knowledge of militarism is concerned, says a letter to the Covington Commonwealth and this may be attribut el the grossest viola ions of military discipliue and the Within old man took wire the sick man was | the bed, kor this be was tried and} convicted, being given three years in the penitentiary Gov. Bradley pardoned loresince, but he did vot liv: enj y his freedom. | siding a zo she ati Hank Bros, & Jones have the fine est line of hammocks in the city, at any price. 3 yesterday righ — iy f}