The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 6, 1898, Page 4

esos) NOWSTHETIME 10 BUY Regular Meeting Will Be Held AT THE BAZAAR. : ia Merde A \ | ORD Screen Doors, Screen Windows In order to make room for our new All our fine percale wral pera, reg | lay Ghotey Gilbert bas returned eins C r n mid-summer stock we will inangurato lar price $1.60 to $2.00, reduced to 75¢ | from Golconda there Will Be New Ordinances, , m r Zers. mm our great June clearing sale, Bar- and $1.00 Mrs. H. E, Thompson has returns Gravel Bils to Be Opencd, rea ee , a ocks, gains in every department MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. | ed from Memphis. and Other Business. i i MILUIN Other B Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Five hundred fine sample shirt : “eng ; waists, consisting of fine percaler,| |, , i ; Mrs. Laura Fowler has returned ni r Fre: ne-hundred new mid-summer pat. | Madras cloth and Fronch dimities. oon hats, regular price $400 and, from Kvansville, Pia a we ean Te These samples range in price from tern, Hate, femnine pie orice #2.00| ha Sas : Fhe to $1.50, June clearing sale price | $4.50, ' Miss Marie Noble has returned) regular session. 11 is the first month and § Bw ent waiete ta gneey coneeleabia "All our ¥ pres sailors, regu from Washington. ly meeting, and there will be more Ice Picks, Ice Shredders, Shirt waists OFF cital white | ar price 1 June clearing) R, P, Jones, of Metrop ‘lis, was m|than the asuyl amount of work to do tyle and shade. Also beautiful white | !@r price han the usual 8 oe * Piyuets, the loveliest waist, of the /Male price 1.00, asa | the city yesterday, The administration is now entering . ater Coolers. season. Regular price $1.50, June) 1. tna soe, Mr, Hal Corbett leaves in a few] into its third quarter, [ clearing sale price, 81.00. a se as Beautiful. white duck and pique HAIR GOODS days for Montana, A great many ty ng f , it ‘hs t suits, regular price, $4.00 and $4.50, will come up tonight i One of ‘ ese June clearing sale price $2.48. on is a petition ashing the council to All our handsome extra width silk | French hair switches at 75c, 1.00 and . Sse TAL tiloete Ooalhel, eiiltood Qeatin 1.50, worth 2.00 or 3.00. Mr. F. J. Bergdoll returned this|T@aire the Iilinels Central railros to put up automatic gates at the rail- and satin skirts, regular; price #6.00 i and 87.00, June’ clearing sale price| _\’new lot of colored wigs complete, | morning from St. Louis. : road crossings, e+pecially at Ninth $4.45. ‘ Mr. C. M. Leake and family went Trimble ¢ til” and HeGe ’ Creal Saturday for « sojourn. econ a Wt kee Have you delayed your spring house clean. A Mr. $. A. Lawhern, of Hopkins-| South Sixth where the railvoad crosses Jing because you have not the ready cash with 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR «..215 BROADWAY) er tiie uy yesterday. [These ve lng ‘een nocdels and es bees which to replace some old worn-out piece of Miss Mary Duke, of Paeblo, Col , | will likely be favered by the council is @ guest of her uncle, 8. H. Piles, There will be introduced an orl! toarnet or furniture? If you have, don't do it nance making it a misdemeanor for Attorney J, M. Worten went up to ; ‘a Smithland this morning on business. ti aga, Ha ete ‘@ rey any longer. Come aud see us; we can help you. o's Mise Prudence Bord, of Liule|i the river between Washington ¢ a : Nn ie Sek name lol bits (Ones Chere is now ao] We can furnish your house from kitchen to mos Rock, is a guest of Mrs, Charles [Jefferson strect, ss lot of fine|_ Mr: C. 0, Allard, of Metropolis, Just received a new was in the city today. ordinance allowing them to indulge — in this pastime afver daek, but under] parlor. Come and take a look at our stock, and United States Commissioner J. R.]the new ordinance it will be prohibit ; : . . “ Puryear has gone to Louivville oD] 44 tor all time, There bas heen uof YOU Will be astcnished at our prices. Follow- | , business. sare plait abo om m 7 ke poe ae as e litle complaint about it from many ing is only a partial iis‘. an | Nn OWS . on Mrs. Walter Johnson and daughter | people. returned yesterday from a brief visit!’ At tonight's meeting there will also Battorff this morning to meet his|intenlent of electric plant, chief of t e Dunbar. police, and others. ‘There lias been ee area Mani tale be See Our Handsome Upholstered Parlor Suites Linn But now he can see as far and well as any one Paphitis Tt La eam tescole beireess MaMOMICCT -our ad, and knew at once that we were the people he was after. dr, J. T. Reddick was called to | Some troudle be 5 meh ics . : : Reliable, experienced, and carry the popular line of diamonds White Piains Saturday night on {ro- | lias and Prosecuting Attorney eco Upright and Mantel Folding Beds . watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware and novelties. Everything | fersional business. bell over the formers’ report, which Children’s Folding Beds TO BE HAD es ‘ Mr, Campbell has declined to sigo 5 Bedroom Suites a ecee Recent as represented, or money refunded Miss Margaret Baker, of Prinoe-|arng cee or iit doubtlese, bove torbe ton, is the guest of Mrs, Ernest L.| adjusted by the council or a com- Single and Double Wardrobes Stevens this week. mittee. Attorney Campbell wants Couches, Lounges, Chiffonieres ouches, uNnges, itonieres, J . | He WO LI I Miss Mary West, sister of Auditor | the other oflicers to stand their pro- is and his son, Lindsay, left yes-| portion of the loss of fees or commis: Sideboards, Writing Desks —~ AD) ’ T mr T terday for Chicago. sions occasioned by prisoners serving ss Aik T J EW ELER AN D OP | I( LAN ! Rey. B. F. Wulfman and bride| part of their time in the lockup and Refrigerators, Water Coolers : 3 will be home tomorrow morning from | paying the remainder in money. In Ice Cream Freezers Lawrenceburg, Ind. other words, he desires to have the Baby Carriages, Center Tables Miss Rosa. Duley returned to {city pay him whatever per cent of bis : Lb teiths Smithland thie satealie, after a visit | Commission the prisoner pays of bis Hat Racks, Rockers ——$ $2.0 000000004 to Mrs, J. M, Worten. tine. There is no unpleasantness b OF | ) tween the officers, they siwply having Monuments. ..'LOCAL MENTION, te 20. crx sat ne ot iste FINE LINE OF CARPETS dc ocd ee . Blind to Evansville. be a report from every city depart- Mr. John Friedal went up on the| ment, including city marshal, super- He came across No, 408 Broadway Opposite Famous. The bids for screened g el ill E | today, en route to Princeton. The bids for screened gravel will ‘ ‘ We have in stock | ple ice Sarge? re be opened tonight, aud the contract of the very highest excellence in ine line of eputy p Ce) probably awarded. + the manufacture i . Fe ee Of] THE NEW RICHMOND, was at the court house this morning |! *”S *"r Mattings, Oil Cloths, Linoleams, Rugs ¢ manu ri of Indies’ fine for the first time in several days, BALLUON ASCENSION, In fact, everything to fit out your home complete, « pearing et oes oe bees $ ments which eT at terms to suit everybody those who insist on the best TRADE MARK $ The John Foster $ | Since the New Richmond changed] Master Raymond Gilbert will re- M t bi NY I | hands last Wednesday, there have turn to Golconda tomorrow, after a| People Captu the Balloon and US 8 0 | registered 252 Cransients. In addi-| visit to bis uncle, Mr, Frank Dunn. Hold it. Fireworks in Midair, . | tion to these there are over 100 who] Dr, G. Goldstein left this morniog Fee wil sell foe |e thei meals there, and all thelon the Joe Fowler for Uniontowa.| There was a balloon asseusion at Cash anything |e thet ea be aah rented | He will return to Paducah: next fall. | La Belle park lasi night. Jt occur ‘ ; in the stock at [Out to regular | aad athe euneiats Messrs Ben Bowden, and wite,|red about 10:50 o'clock, Prot. Zeno] ? bf sani oo ibe pais} Rubt. Hedges, and Miss Johonie|being the successful aeronaut. Me “i I y REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... |are happy . > ee Heory, of Mayfield were in city yees}went to the dizzy height of abont Call and see our stock and prices. | Hank Bros. & Jones have the fin-|terday S00 test; ead) Lis balloon decested: REMEMBER, YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD No other yard in the south has as! est line of hammocks in the city, at] Mr. R.C, Watkins, the popular /in @ strawberry patch on the Beyer 7‘ ae ‘ 7 fine an assortment of the%latest etyles | any pric 3j3 traveling freight agent of the I. C.,|Place. Somebody seized the balloon : and kept it. ‘bis afternoon they and designs. a was in the city today en route t SEVER WORK. Honea, 7 © aoe latill bad it, and refused to yive imp J, E. Williamson & Co faite (a cablele Fy M19 Nowwn Third street, Paducan, Ky. ames Miss Odie Paryear left this morn-|__ While in midair Prof. Zeuo gave s THIRO AND COURT STREETS = su sppentied, owing to the failure of] Fannie Louise Wigglesworth, who : } sve Ipipe to atrive. The trenches out] lives near that place the highly entertained spectators en Broadway are being rapidly extendet] gris Nellie ‘Tyner, Mrs. Byron | See the novelty of an, laa Jand Broadway is n open tOland daughter, of Nashville, and|> a loeg aLiks Wak poles dove | . tFourth, while the, street care ruol ary, W. F. Bradshaw and twolnit, tr rollel trom the Cart to the only as far as Fifth. daughters, of Eddyville, were excur-lfair ground, and then seme ut tle e xCe SIOrF | You get a large and cool beer at{ *ouists on the Buttorft. gallant young men pushed it the re-| PA R K Lagomarsino’s siways, tt Miss Bessie Thompson, a charming | mainder of the way to town aps] eb young lady of Elkton who bas visited | pears that the motor cars all stopped | | IN ILLINOIS, Vaducalr before, isa guest of Mr./before all the people got to town C. T. Tavton, Lessee and Manager, nmap lias Will Thompson and wife. scenic ac hh QDS STEVE BEVBEABA R. G. Bostwick. . Resident M Little Nelson Bolds age aud BADLY BEATEN UP. Children’s Day” was celebrated in Brooklyn and Unionville, Ill., yes-]Emma May Bolds age 6 left today a TONIGHT terday, and quite a number of peo-|for Mayfield on a visit to their grand: | A man giving the name of ple went over to attend them. The|mother and other relatives. Ryan spent the night in the y +h oa that aces colled nee exercises were very creditable indeed.| Mrs, Wash Murray and baby, of|court room last night. He 1 erhagn Saree ahs acters paper & TAYLOR'S ss Memphis, are visiting Mrs. Lucy |bad wound oa the head, and sai a ee Ar a ICE CREAM. Davis, on North Fifth, Mrs. Murray| was attacked by two uokuown 1 valor etmtiad aiastaniratecr alk pallor Biovail Bhar nvestigation « HGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE C0, peccerneely Miss Myra Kid cf the tcoauiee he accused them of robbing} iat: wkeot ied GC 1k anperiakiiy over! any otier on theiaarkat The ‘Wonder’ Freezer—so'd only Headod by the World’s by Hank Bros. & Jones—makes the 8 Jennie Sutherland, of Nash-| His story is that be was sittin ; ; m ; sf y Hank Bros. & Jones—makes the] Mrs$ Jennie Sutherland, of Nash: is_ story is t ‘ine! AW Kinds of Bicycle Repairing Old Wheels Taken in Exchange near Second and Court street whe Greatest Harpist, best cream with the least ive, 5j3 ville, arrived last evening on the | : Bicyc! Mate to Ord Pri $20 t $100 oT angers came up and asked hi | Bigyglas Made fo Order tices 0 SIU ytaaieee WOVVWBVVVBGE Fine Shoe for Ladies Bernhard, and nowhere a pair you are henceforth a r suited The Douglas Shoes for Men fil GEORGE BERNHARD 306 Broadway $ $ $ $ 3 a) AND BALANCE OF WEEK MR. CHARLES DIAMOND SnGVEL 4 Buttorff on a visit to Mrs. Chas, aa ! 3E. Curtis. She was popular in Paducah rid of them i i ‘ i n 1 Ateo the wonder of the nineteenth three years ago. a meen | gave them enough to *‘rush the ca j Enameling Fittings, ttc, All Kinds of Bicycle Sundries century, Dr. A, S. Dabney, Dentist, bas} yfiss Dai , +,{aod they afterwards returned ar : ped 5 , iss Daisy Blythe, one of Fulton's ’ | : ' LITTLE GERTIE COCHRAN removed his Dental otlive from 406] pretticst 8 “ |sat down on each side of him, On E | B | W k . ane Broadway to the Campbell Blosk, HAbeieplt ays Seiten Avetead NUE [of them went into his pocket and] xcelsior ICyC e Orks THE MIDGLEYS Fifth and Hroadway. He will be} Fourth street. Mise Blythe resided [0° what money he bad, and then | AL H. WI pleased to see his friends and patrons} here last summer for several weeks, |*eY both went into a neighboring WILD AND ADAMS in his new quorters. 6)4 J and made many friends who will be |£%!00%) and he followed and acensed Prof, Zeno will make a nightly ba'loon PFICERS’ MERTING pleased to welcome her back, She |{bem of robbing him, (nc 7 bs ascension with fireworks. . will make ac extended Visit him over the head with « TW 7 7 IPDS LLE PARK, The board of officers of the Cum-| Saturday's Louisville Times con- |here from St. Louis to se Contract: | ‘The new company has arrived and H Sa'urday afternoon matinee. berland Py i tained handsome balf-tone picture nme . verland Presbyterian church will meet some balf-tone pictures of Fismarsh and get w " L Seals in pavilion, ten cente.| tonight promptly at 8 o'clock in the] Misses Fannie and Maye Higgins, of {aot know who his assailan's were, nol last mote. "Cok | UL ORR Seeks. SomnmTmean At “ + BO} last night. the park tonight. ‘Taylor's hig par lectures room of the church St. Louis, who are now guests of Mr. ig Wane leauad ‘ , tba W. F. Paxton and family, but who| "*7aot were issued, The Dick Fowler brought up an] class vaudevi »tertainmemts We will connect sewers in com- LU Hauk Bros. & Jones waut to sell] visited in Le yenter , Hs 08, & Jones wa sell | visites ouisville before co : a exeursion from Cairo yesterday Jappreciated by the Paducah public tehut : B you a “Siberia” Refrigerator it you|here. They are two of the most BIST OEM RACKS, BOP es icirae:tn-stne thie aloes} deus is atiowen by the lngaeiad wall'al pleted district for 15 cents per Yennessee ‘intelligent audiences that visit the foot complete. This is for one WILKINS & BROWN, Proprietors. Corner Third and James E. Wallace, Mauiager Washington Streets. need one, It is the best, 3j83 [attractive young ladies who ever ° noon from St, Lows for Effort Being M to Get Up a park nightly. ‘The best features of month only. river. visited Paducah, ‘ Cireuit for Summer Races ‘The Joe Fowler was out for Evans- 0 TE ro IRT. ea QUARTERLY COURT, In the Louisville Times Saturday cy ps ON Dermal nes ts nav a Paducahans had the pleasure of see- = ville at 10 o'clock this forenoon, do-|elty of the week will be the wonder s s the rquirements court hogan this morn-|ing a good likeness of Mr. W. M,| Mr. W. H. Pickens, southern 4 business of the age, little Gertie Cochran, u-ual routine business has been con-Jof the Register here. Mr. Clements| Work, was in the city Saturday male | ee eee ean nn ois | Cousion and parachute leap, with tire i this wharf are carrying large ¢ | works, every night this week OF TEE PEOPLE ( sisered today. is now amember of the Louisville|ing arrangements to place Padu-aul f sound trip excursionists . pes SPECIAL CASE. Legion,Corporal Clements of Co, E.,|0n 8 circuit for summer bicycle races | phe R.A. Speed arrived out of the ASAD BEREAVEMENT, 9 Y the picture of bim isa half-tone, in| The plan 1s to have atleast two! poonessee river yesterday with a tov ‘ uniform. nights of racing each week on tl “ ' t bees = track bere. of'ties. She leuves tomorrow after! yy, aud ars, James E. English] | The other towns are to be, it the] “over tow are mourning the loss of their first} Onder Palmer House. Open evenings 7 to 9. project is a success, Henderson} ‘The He W. Buttorff was in and jorg, a fine fourteen pound boy Telephone 362. Owensboro, Hopkinsville and Bowl-| ut of the Cumberland river early paby, wio was born Saturday after- i his morning and left on her return) yoon o'clock at the residence of t A popular resort for gentlemen! Judge Husbands was today en- who appreciate an up‘to-date estab- Jin trying the ease of Owen lishmet in all its appointment inst Woolfolk, in the circuit The following well known Masons went to Grahamville Saturday night e , to assist the lodge there in the con- uly the best wines, liquors and CoN ates « ference of degrees on one candidate, Cigars served over the har Buy your wife a gasoline stove of] The gentlemen, needless to say, junch in the ity, Haok Bros, & Jones. The have the re hospitably treate¢, Those in A chlet — |only safe one made. 3j3 [the crowd were:—Capt. Wm. Kraus, " 3 v) E bes: at ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAL Jon. T, Walbect, John Sanders, Fred] MRS MPT TEED. | MME. This rominrad Ass Bia aaa eitete ' AL CUAABD THR GURblis. Hla hes eo El eedee oilfe beak bere is to close the contract for the! few minutes, and the remains were DEPART UI pie Alert Wilawe, Ke "1 Leaving Paducsh on ‘Thursday, | building of a silewheei steamer, + ¥3] batarred wt Oak Grove late the same 3 seen oiltisyille anid Fast, Oflicers Hughes aud Block had a] Mr. Henry Friza, the popular en. | 28° 9 st i el k p.m, on. the} the . | was facmarly Mie Nell. (Phornberes aur. o-/lively chase after two half drunken] giveer on the Illinois Central road, | 2etmet YD. St Kdgar W AFTER DIVE KEEPEUS: 1 doing nicely her many friends will @. toughs from the country Saturday left Saturday afternoon tor Terre} Whittemore will gy erp be pleased to learr They were in a ‘buggy, and | Haute, Ind., where he will be married |Party for 8 MiP up the Tennessee} Muyfielt lias determined to rid} HA Memphis and South, acar Harrison and Twelfth streets, | Tuesday to Miss Louise Bleemel, of | *i¥et to Waterloo, Ala., stopping at/hcrself of the beer dives which one of them fired five shots from his|that city. He was accompanied by|POim's ia Kentucky, ‘Tennessee, | uhound so freely. Sheriff Douthitt, | : Phe ofticers pursued Mr. Albert Bleich, who wit aoe CZ] Mississippi and Alabama, and stop-| together with a number of the best| se at Oa \ a as Oak Grove, when they | best’ man at the marriages “ar, | Ping o2e Whole day at the Battletickd| citizens, has visited the dives and or-| Te required more time than was Friza and his bride will take a bridai|2t Shiloh; $6 pays all expenses of the! tered them to quit. If owners re-|expertad to «xauinc te papera)S : , ay iile bad Ohio Hilver Pointe, ; eration? tour and will return to this city |{%¢ 4998 tip, including meals and] fase to abey the order all whiskey or] for the appointment to West Port, yy ) ip \D Ni) Pros. & Jones, 433 Ttend his trip to St. Louls where he| Ot Of music will be on hoard.| destroyed. — Mayticld has been a lo-/ Saturday and the examiners will ree ‘ neon and Net, & Bt. t. Se ‘errs ; Make arrangements for yourself ar = vars,|port back Tuesday morning at the ve fide P et and Broadw. AT CKEAL will visit Mr, Matt Carney. 4 lor yourself and caleoption town for twenty-two yea ! A New office, corner South Fifth street and Broadway, ‘4 ® party of your friends to go, There mill he a warm time here soon| high school building to finish their/Over Oehischlaeger &’ Walker's drug store — entrance, Odd Fellows’ Hall, W O6 - g By LIL OF CONSUMPTION, The following Paiueah people are] ype a, @, ses ccaaal it they do not heed the warning. work, PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF CHILDREN ‘ sojouromg Creal: Mrs. W AN OL1y WAIRKANT. AFTER MUL heidi : judi P . 1 * ‘4 s AN OL Sto a testines (Liver) Skin, ireluding Hair and Nails, AD cine mau: vansd Coen een . Mrs. Theoball Peter, | #,1¥e-F00m cottage near Monroe and] | tomach end Ini ; biel, br air and : ) neoball Peter: Twelfth tor Mr. Leslie ‘Thompson. The contract for furnishing the] George Smit, colored, was zs Blood (Anwmia, Rheumatism, Gout, Kidueys and Genito-Urinary System pg Green, It would be a good at , r raction for Paducah, for Clarksville at noon Mrs. English’s mother. Mrs. Ann = fi Capt. Ben Howard is at Paducah,|Tee MeNary, on North Seventh The child lived but a vansville Tribune EXAMINATION NOT FINISHED, St. Louis and West, ORDER FOR BELTING, Mr. H. C. Sparks, of St, Louis, is Week Days. rick HoURS— Sundays, in the city baying pack mules for tlie #190 $0 10:80 os, R:(0 tol : Oath, yoverament, He has contracted to 1:00 to 4,00 wind 7:00 bo 8:30 p,m, 860 Wo 4:0) and 7:09 10.9100 p,m, furvish 800. ‘Lelephone 364, ¢ubin the country the Hinekle-}and M. Leake and childre ; f ) ‘ape ° ve Hine 0 A Leake aod saline I1is ono of the prettiest in the city, belting tor the street car company’s} ed by Officers Hoyer ant Jones this Diabetes). ton p'iin, after hy ifness, He|for Creal to play the eoruct durt ) beer in the cit new plant was awarded to Mr. Rod-| morning on an old warrant charging was about 22 years old. the summer, during "coldest, beaes ip the: oy. ob Lago. hey C. Davis. The larest belt jy to} him with whipping » worn phour a inches wide, s yeap ago mS