The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 6, 1898, Page 2

RACKET STORE 407 BROADWAY OF INTEREST NOW Crash for dress skirts, per yard seve 8@, r0c and 12'¥e A bargain in white P. K. at White organdie, per yard * SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ladies’ summer vests Children’s summer vests Boys’ Balbriggan shirts ssid drawers, each. Men's fine Balbriggan shirts and drawers, e DRESS SKIRTS Crash dress skirts. . Novelty dress skirts, all w Novelty dress skirts, green and black, and brown a black The best fitting shirt waists are.. LACE CURTAINS We offer special bargains in new lace curtains at 98c, 99c, $1.25, 1.48, 1.89 to 4.95 a pair New lappet drapery (white), per yard, only see 8h3e Extension rods (brass), each...... PURCELL & THOMPSON... "THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, Pub! Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, tNCORPORATED PRESIDENT : RW. cuewesis Vice Puesipest | ized in the latest naval appropriation bill. These vessels are to be the most formidable ever constructed for their peculiar puposes, and will in- clude many novelties in modern val architecture, Under the prov sions of the oill their cost, exc armament, is limited to $1 Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50 ™ Daily, Six months ‘+ 2.25 Daily, One month, “ ** 40), Daily, per week.........« 10 cents gohan J. Dorian SECKETARY W P)Paston TREASURER es ee F M. Fisher, W. F. Paxton RW. Clements, w. 7 Wiluamson Jobu J. Dorian Office: No. 214 Broadway. Weekly, be annum in ad- VANCE. cere cece eeeee tee 1.00 Specimen copies free MONDAY, JUNE 6 ) ah Tur Turks are very slowly getting out of Greece, and it will be the mid- dle next month before the last of them will bave departed, This is s sad conclusion of an unnecessary war and evidences that the spirit and en- durence of Leonidas at ‘Thermopy- lae, and Miltiades and his little at Marathon, are not hereditary pos sessions fh the present race. ‘Turne is no great question as to what shall be dose with Cuba. Its status is fixed by act of congress. Cuba is to be wrested from Spain and) made a free government, and there is no di In the next place it would be well to; catch the rabbit before cooking it. If those learned scribblers want some- thing to discuss, the Philippines make } ample suggestions and iutero, points. But Cuba,—it is clared in our law as a predicate of this war that she is and of right ought} to be free We LivetTexant Honsosx and his seven | comrades-who volunteered to sink the} Merrimac in the channel leading t Sa heroes on the American tleet. Accord ing to the reports when Admiral Sampson called for volunteers, fc thousand, or every sailor on board the fleet, offerred to go. ‘The deed of Lieutenant Hobson and his comrade will probably not be paralleled in this wor and will stand out as a glowing |c illustration of the bravery and patri otism of the American seaman. Capt Clark of the Oregon in his account of the famous voy from San Franciseo to Key West gives many incidents of the courage of Lis men and of their enthusiastic} devotion to the reputation of the big ship in ber 18000 wiles race against lime. The battle of Manila, the voy of the Oregon, the rescue of the nloat Winslow i the Merrimac ¥ tory as shining examples and as illus he sinking of nd forth in his trations of the spirit of the men who have made the United States invinci- | hle on the sea. Coal. If you want a load of clean nu coal, tlephone No. 70 Zlolm Banay & Hexsepencen For Rent, Cottage on Jackson street, near| & 13th, Apply to B0mt F. M. Fisner * Vor nice “ey sawdust tel. 2%. t | f eC, §C, hed every afternoon, exonyt dozen is the prepouder the ¢ by Chief Constructor Hiehborn for the four coast defens: driven by 1,200 horse power engines. B . eke men st F sts, & Cur f te Booklet and ‘samy ec. Address Ster'ing Remedy Co, Chicago or New Yor’ ran a barber shop here until a few! And) weeks | evening obtaiving $17 from F the second-hand des tenses. Broadway crc to have been indicted at the last term of court on a charge of setting up a game and on He sold to #rank Lawrence some of the shop equipments, which subse- quently proved to be mortgaged to the August Kern Barber Supply Co , of St. Louis, ly beep attached by Constable Pat ton, for rent. He syreed to return j without a requisition, and Officer | ¢ | y left yesterday to bring him|iards did not want to reveal the He is expected to return this} strength and location of* their guos afternoon, scussion due on the subject. tiago harbor were not the only | lother known remedies fail, Botavic Blood Balm (B. B. B ) will quickly particulars, It contains evidence |ware of substitutes said to be as good."’ $1.00 per large bottle, | 1 \ NOTED JOURNALISE CURED axp res|9f coal aboard. Thts coal was evi- dently intended for the Spanish fleet. of that battleship | rheumatism of the ankle and joints cure, for which I am very grateful. 12sa 15§¢ S!sc, roe, 12've and 15¢ and roc +25¢ sceee 25¢, 35¢, 39¢ and s0c 1.90, 1.95, 1-98, 2.25 and up 12¢, 24¢ and 25 GREAT SHIPS. Washington, June 6 —An even figure in ompleted esigns just practically vessels author- iding will bave 12 knots draught, 12 inch bar- inch Hichborn inclined , 12-inch guns, 12-inch armor, ch of their twin serews will be Pheir displacemeut wiil be just twice -200 tons V Tobacco Spit ke Your Like Away n 1 take No'To ARRESTED AT MEMPHIS, Robert Coleman, alias O'N who ), Was arrested Saturday Memphis on a charge o avk Lawrence, r, by false pre Coleman bad a shop out near the og. He is alleged ral other charges, ad which had previous- Fsucato Your Howels Wi RUE the best cure ‘or all Blood and in Diseases ever discovered, Be- just I was aillicted for three years with B. B. B. and before I had com- nd bottle 1 experi 8. B., bas effected a permanent W. G. Wuipny, Atlanta, For sale by Druggists ean skin, No driving all im: gin today ie ws, blackheads, sion by taking ‘its. All druge cruiting officer may be in Paducah Smith, were not well enough to ac- company us, but will join the com- papy atsome point when they are able to be up. been made up with five men, and a non-commissioned offiver in each tent. It makes it a little crowded, but the oflicers-and men realize that o even a government cannot supply all ent situation. On our way to the station I ob-| expo! served that the regulars, and those |troops who bave been bere for some time, raise their hats to ‘Old Glory”’ whenever and wherever she is un- furled, A very pretty sentiment, and one that makes a deep impres- sion on all new arrivals, people of Paducah I am bee, commander of the St. Paul, re- cently here, says: saw two Spanish cruisers and Schley | saw two torpedo boats. There is no question that they are bottled up as | tight as can be in Santiago harbor. | sketches of their fortifications, which | am sending to Washington. reached me, but the batteries made bo attempt to fire, for what reason 1 harbor of Santiago there were indi © ihe 1C.O-C fall, druguistsretundmonsy | Meet on the inside beyond the biils /MATISM CURED, so closely that it would have been fi impossible for anything atloat to After eminent physicians and al)|Sneak out without our seeing them day after our arrival that I saw two jcure, ‘Thousauds of testimonialy at-|SPavish vessels, which I was sure itest this fact. No case of Rhéeuma- tisin can stand before its magic heal- were the Vizeaya and the Cristobal Colon, They crept cautiously into ing power, Send stamp for book of | the stream and got to the middle of the channel. As soon as they caught that will convince you that B, B, B, | Sight of me they seampered back as | y rapidly as they could steam."” of a fort and within easy range that ago between May 22 and 29, Schley came and went several times, cruis- to ‘such an exient that locoiotion | ing a little to the westward, But the| members, was dillicult, and I suffered great] g pain. [was induced to try a bottle of pleted the enced reef, and four bottles effected | g an entire cure. Six months have passed since the swelling and pain disappeared, and 1 will state that for all of the eight ¢ 8« vera, le, 250, 00. | headquarters for screen doora and windows, 3j3 | give the enemy iwo shots forhis one.” | AT CHICKAMAUGA. Interesting Letter: From One of | the Paducah Boys There Not Yet Equipped, The Park Is a Large and Delight- ful Place ~Something of amp Life. Caww Tuowas Lyin Ga., June}, 1898 Kditor Son ‘Pete’ addresses you this time from the historic battle of Chicka- mauga, We left Lexington day be- fore yesterday at 3:45 in the first section of the battalion under acting Major Burchfield, arriving at Lytle, Ga, about 9 o'clock next morning. We had about a two mile drill to ther site of our camp, tired, thirsty and hungry, The unusual rush de- layed our commissary department, and we would Lave had to go hungry had it pot been for the true Kentucky hospitality of Capt. Burchfleld avd Com, Sergt. Latfoon, of company A. Third regiment, of Madisonville, <y. Company K. and company A: oveupred the same quarters at Camp Collier, and it would have done the heart of any Kenturkian good to have seen the attachment of the two com- panies, There is not a company in the regiment Yor whom the boye of Ken- tucky have kindlier feeling than company A., and both being in the First battslion you may expect to hear from Western Kentucky should we ever see active service, We are seeing some actual service here sure. Everything is promptly and systematically done, and every wan must be at bis post when called upon. For the present we are hav-| ‘1 ing some difficulty getting water, ing to carry it about a mile, This, however, will be overcome soon, for the government has established a system of water works, aod pipes are being laid as rapidly as possible We have hid an opportunity of seeing our lieutenants in uniform, and I assure you there are no more handsome, soldierly looking men in the regiment than they. There are about 4,500 men here, and camps are being established in every di- rection for four or Ove miles around. All our boys are well, seeming to be improved by the change from Lex- ington bere. We bad our measures taken today for uniforms, and expect to receive them tomorrow. You may say that it is probable the Kentucky regiment will be increased to 103, and those desiring to enlist should hold themselves in readiness, as a re- within the next week. Capt. Davis, Privates Bradley and The messes of the company have the comforts of life on such short no- tice, and seem content in their pres- With kindest regards to all the Very truly § SIGSBEE’S STORY. New York, June (.—Capt. Sigs- “While off Santiago with Schley I “I wentin so close that I made “Their guns could easily have lo not know, It may be the Span- “As soon as I arrived outside the ations of the presence of Cervera's “T hugged the mouth of the barbor ‘It was either the third or fourth “It was directly under their guos took the Restormel within 2400 tons ‘Daring the period I was at Santi- St. Paul remained at “It was on May 2 Incandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sale al McPherson's Drug store. tf | stovewouk. tf ‘Telephone 29 for a load of hickory ABOUT CUBA. Bowie Figures Relating to This Much Talked-Of Island Cuba is divided into s each with a capital of the same nay Its tired fs 11035 English nominated hy roya represented in the Spar cortes by 16 senaior ‘Ten per cent, of thearea is cult of country still: land in 1891 w ef which 65 per « inhabitantay a ition was made « einen thes minisir ntal of 17,000,000 pes 1,004,264 tons sugar exported in 189. went to the Un tobacco in 18s pesos was from Sp: chief imports « GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT Widow Thanks Her Friends and dentally Adverti the friends and neig nner for their ¢ tion during the } me by the hand them’ enjoyit I will sell cheap. a mysterious way I form, sea and rides upon the a black-and-white shoat very Worship by Telephone Three churches asing telephones to re antiago harbor] doubtless some oi the | ‘3, is soon to be tried in ou that I saw} / beavy lines of smoke from what 1 at front of the pul rst thcught was from the Spanish|the choir. ‘T uadron coming to the relief of Cer-|a main wire There was great excitement] verging wir on board the St Paul, and I immedi- ately put out after the fleet. I soon | subscribers t found the smoke was coming from] {ors will be Ga, Schley’s ships returning to the en- trance of the harbor. **On this day both Schley and my- plan presents 3 self sav again positive evidences that fi rets, Candy Cathar | that the Spanish fleet was still bot- lean, by | (led up inside the Santiago harbor. the gave his men sor Now is the time to screen your|when he had house, Hank Bros. & Jones’ are} the ship for tl he way to stop flying splinters is to will be thty wish to b This is the only dif Captain M’Calla’s Advice “np ~—Roston @en strong, blood pi DANCED WITH THE |How a Valuable Right of Way Was | Secured from Apaches |N tuilway company obtained n franchise fora reserva subject valof the Ind 1 f run fr Geron no to G ‘ of 60 niles of the ( road that conneet Ge V r uthern Pa A large area of mineral and coal vy the new ! yferal couneil was ¢ present, m was f u f cost in the r vad nstrnetion account \ feast and « cil I is nein a ns r t by 1 f runners to all ! were Indiar who had burned, slain and . just out | of naturaldepray out on the same floor ¥ m g nd Sar . globe trott Everyone Jhad a dance. The etiquette was ex- ned all iN viden It f they present and ls of sion, for a refusal ail alia fall. The « r vy very der Whoever the Indians asked to ' sponded with a | oO 1 solymn con- ! ~ Dayton A PRISONER’S ROMANCE. Broke Jail Every Night to Visit His Sweetheart, But Always Returned i Ss r n th { Jef lle, ] n Ee 8 a the | | | g \« \ | } il 1 « \ i r 0 f l 1 j ne i v y la tity I would ten the rope MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITT- GAL TYPEWRITER-USING PUBLIC, IT IS THE LEADER IN IMPROVEMENTS, THE MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE, AND DAILY IN THOU- FICES ALL #4 OVER THE » WORLD, # #@ CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF The Smith Premier ‘Typewriter Co., $21 Pine street, St. Louis, Mo. | J. E. ENGLISH & CO., Dealers, 108 North Second street, Padueab, Ky. Telephone No. 90 INDIANS: | MET Tay CARDUL has demonstrated (a thon times that it is almost infolli FOR WOMAN'S S OF BURGLARS. What a Well-Known Detective Says of with a goodr nd truth that wa under We tou Presenily we teen f Alre are 4 we have nc sondon Acai thir five pounds are losing, if speak of “fi idiom, Our p ing. Mac works.” W hy not “a ut the news- crily st ered with k-ont e plural of which is both as lock-outs and locks-out, lo my nd “locks-out” is not de- fensible he e “lock” there is not a noun, but a verb. Of ” and uthor plied to a woman, which is the better? There appears to be no rul M Braddon on her title pages always call reelf an “auth Imperial Japanese Palaces. There are 30 palaces belonging to the imperial family in various parts of Japan, but resent emperor has never occupied more than four of them, and some of them he has never seen, WANTED-—A good salesman to sell the Superigg washer, at 819 Ad- jarns street, PETRIFIED ARTICLES. e That Is Slowly Sinking Into the Earth, Within three-qu ters of a mile from Warda the and at the th tthe top it is over When first observed, about 18 years the country a person can find speci- f petrified wood of many va- One of the most curious and at the specimens that the writer has ob- served is what is suppe rified stomach. It plainly shows a quantity of petrified acorns and other Hients which cannot now be It is supposed to be the atcinach of b hog or some other pres historie animal. ak alvest« CUT HALF IN TWO Wall Paper, per roll....... seseaPieteae OO Fifty-cent Window Shades for..........830¢ Hand-made shades in any size. Picture frames made to order. 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