The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 14, 1898, Page 2

WARM WEATHER ash Stuffs Better Buy Now..: You'll Need Them eoooeees ‘The weather will drive you to it. You can buy at any time but you can't buy such values as these, whenever you w inch printed dimities, pretty plaids and stripes, 5 cents a yard. lish designs in white ground muslins, worth to cents for 7'ec a yard. a sah Navy blue, black and light colored figured dimities for 10 cents a yard. New White Goods. New dotted and striped white swisses, for shirt waists and dresses, 10 cents. Sheer white linon, 4o inches wide, 10 and 15 cents, Stylish whita corded pipue for 12's and 15 cents. New Ribbons and Neckwear. Moired Taffeta ribbon, Nos No. cents, Five-inch double face satin ribbons, all colors, 45 cents. New line of stripe moire antique sashes with fringed ends. yo and 60 for 25 cents. 80 for 35 ashionable Roman stripe and plaid taffeta, fringed neck ties, for 25, 50 and 75 cents. Satin puff ties, light and dark colors, for 50 cents, Figured pique puff ties 25 cents. Jeweled Shirt Waist Sets. Consisting of studs, collar button and dumb bell cuff buttons, with Turquoise and Amethyst stones, the latest fad, 10 and 15 cents. Gold and silver pins, with chains, for infants dresses, 25 cents a set. Enameled Fleur de Lys belt pins, $0 cents. American Flag Pins 5 cents. Pattern Hats at Half Price. fine imported pattern To reduce stock we offer*this week all of our hats at one-half their present price. Sailor Hat Specials. Good straw, new shape sailor hats with satin bands, in white for 25 cents. All of our 50c white pea.1 straw sailor hats with white ribbon bands reduced to 25 cents. _ Fine Milan braid sailors reduced from $1 to 60 cents. Are You Interested in Fancy Work? Then you will want these beautiful linen centerpiec newest patterns, reduced this week from 50 to 25 cents. Strong Values in Muslin Underwear. One item from each line—prettily trimmed corset covers for 25 cents 60c drawers reduced to 50 cents. $1.00 underskirts reduced to 75 cents. g8c gowns reduced to 75 cents. “Mlodes and Fabrics,’ The Latest Fashion Magazine Given Away Here. Ask for One. BLLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 219 BROADWAY [221 BROADWAY THE PADUCAH DAILY SUR, black and stamped in the el bill ia Congress will find in the he- roic conduct of Naval Constructor Hobson, who sank the Merrimac in Apvoexres of the Navy Persone Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ENCORPORATED Santiago harbor, an additional argu- went in favor of abolishing the exist- Presinesr PuRSIDENT . SRECKRTARY TREASURER Fisnen. MENTS: jan. OM line and This gal would not have eligible for any post of command on a Federal war ship, under current naval regulations ; ing distinction between staff officers of the navy, lant officer W oF Paar DINROTORS: been ton R.W. Clements, bn J. Dorian F OM Fisher, W. P,P JH Williamson Jc yet no one would deny his right to recognition as one annum in advance. $ 4.50 Daily, Dally, Bie monte 7 9/95 |0f the bravest and most skilled ot Daily, One month, “ “ 40| the nation’s maritime defenders, Daily, per week......+.++ 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance an Specimen copies free Tuk opposition to the construction 1.09] of the Nicarsgua Ship Caual, by our government, the extreme necessity of which the war with Spain has made absolutely plain, should now be rowed dowa to the TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1898, are small a sof Two Oxegons have recently won goldn opiaions—the batulesbip aad the state from which she got her name, Both have shown that they are able to take care of themselves, and at the same time fully capable of upholding the vational honor. people who desire to see the war pre- longed to the longest time possible, that like hyenas, they may feast upon their country’s misfortunes. ‘The cost of construction of this great in- ternational work is not to be taken even were it ten of any estimate that 1t bas now become a necessity, and must be built with into consideration times the sum Tue Republican land she out in Oregon following so closely after the | 448 been given, announcements of the vast wheat crop of the West are signs of the times so plain that even the Goebel- ized silver Democracy of Keotucky cannot fail to read their meaning. the least possible, di Tie present war with will cause the revisioa of our school histo- ries ia a much needed ma Thos the student of the tising generation will read of the victory of Dewey and the bravery of Hobson, instead of the northern depredations in the South during tbe late civil war, or the other side of the question, according to the location of the school. The voming young American will know no North or no South, His Deweys and his Hobsons will -be Americans only. The issues of the late war will be for- gotten and a’ reunited people will remember only the deeds of aud Spain ner. that war and feed the world at the same A country cau carry ona lime, bas no equal on earth. And that is just exactly what our Uccle Samuel is now doing, and will con- tinue to do until the flag of Spain is driven from the Western Hemis- phere. A Goop provision in the new Reve- nue bill imposes a tax of four cents a barrel on adulterated flour, Wheat flour is not adulterated for the pur- pose of making bread cheaper, to the consumer, but to fraudulently compel him to pay as much for the a lulteraticn as for the pure article. Pension Commissioner: detrmined to make the pension list a rull of honor in fact as well 1» name, and he will have the support of the honest people of the nation, De-|twisted them off. The issue was frauding the government by means of| squarely and defiantly made on the an illegitimate pension is treason andj siayle gold standard, aud to the con- the person who wou'd commit such a |sternation of the 46-cent-dollar sil- fraud would commit avy other crime] verites, and the delight of the honest. known to the annals of the couris,|dollar Republicaus, the victory for would be not be found out, Jhouest mouey was complete. If the heroism that characterized the struggle. Tue first gan of the campaign of Evans is] 1900 has been sounded by far-away Oregon, where the Republican party 88 in} boldly took the silver bull by the! in Oregon, wh re con deubt be of its succes: of Nevada, which L.B.O gold standard eas win “hands down" except in the rotten borough was never entitled to Statehood, or the lunatic State of to, long sin given over to “hardncs of bi act aud reprobacy of mind.’ Ir is possib'e that the Unived States Senate wiil investigate the report that the agents of the book concera of the Methodist Church, South, paid $100,000 of the $288,000 voted by Congress for lobbying. weil for the Senate to make an inv ligation, It so and find who its high priced members are, But the great Methodist church bas no need for an investigati It bas the means in its own records to know It is all very should do whether the accusation be true or not, aod the church should scorn to touch one single dollar of that money if the church or its agents have been aware of the expenditure of one dol- lar for lobbying. Two bundred and MUNYON'S GREAT FIGHT. mn netting AML Kinds. Argument Is not necessary to convinces ath eway when invested ia a typew mental period, Years of hard, thoughtful ¢ff necessary before reaching approxi Is it Wisdom, then, for one to fiminentiy Snecesnt with Dinease | Years of exporience, constantly THE SMITH PREMI When you buy a Smith Preant Do not p the costly Premer leader an y for chines. ong writing THE SMITH PREMIE 31 Pire Stree Munyon ts winning fresh day. Brom ait parte of the er words of gladiess Professor woh ¢ cured Amit that Mun- te the pvered, Itt I it '* | Pere is nothing in the way of pair that cannot be dove in Paducab, i tag | a few hours Cure will cure {ndi Keep all puts and bolts wheel tight and avoid a bill, on yeur big repair ache Cure will cure any kind 0 oe Be eighty-eight’ thousand dollars isa mere bawble beside of one blot upon the escutcheon of a great religeous denomination, Nor many months ago the scieutists dragged from the hidden mysteries of nature a new gas which they called argon, and they have been jnvesti- gating it Lately they have found still another, which they have named crypto. This is found by the evaporation of liquid air, Lt is transparent and exists in the at- proportion of 1 20.000, The late discovery belongs to Prof. Ramsey. Just exactly what these chemistry sbarps intend to do with sll the facts they are accumu lating cannot be surmised, but they will be handed down to posterity as ever since. mosphere in to elements with which to solve prob- lems of the future, thousands of centuries of the infinite ahead of us, if civilization continues, In the many there may yet be found the fountain of eternal life—the transmutation of metals—the philosopher's stone—and dreams and fancies woven into the web or woof of reality; spinning re- alities out of dreams ; the mutual io- terchange of thought at will. SOCIETY NOTES. ALIFE There, little girl, don’t cry! They have broken your doll, I know, And your tea-set blue, And your play-house too, Are things of the long ago: Bat childish troubles will soon pass by— There, little girl, don’t ery! LESSON. There, little girl, don’t ery! They bave broken yours'ate, I know ; And the glad, wild ways Of your school-girl days® Are things of the long azo. Bat life and love will soon come by— There, little gurl, don’t ery? There, little girl, don’t cry! They have broken your heart, I know ; And the rainbow gleams Of your youthful dreams Are things of the long ago; But heaven holds all for which you sigh— There, little girl, don’t ery! —Janues Warreome Rivey, In honor of Mrs. Woods,.of Baton Rouge, Mrs. Long, of Hopkinsville, Miss Laue, of Bowling Green, and the As You Like It club, Mrs, I. D. Wilcox entertains this evening at her home on South Sixth and Court streets, ‘Tbe euchre party of Mrs, William McGary, given last evening in com: pliment lo Miss Speers, of Chicago, Miss Mary K. Sowell’s guest, was delightful, indeed Mrs. McGary’s ‘“‘at homes’’ are characterized by taste and originality and on this oceusion blind euchre was indulged in in amid a great dea: of hilarity, The game over @ menu gratifying to the most esthetic taste was served. The envied prize win- ners were Miss Elizabeth Sinnott and Tom Hall. - Those present on this Lappy occasion were: Misses Speers, of Chicago; Mary K. Sowell, Martha Leech, Elizabeth Sinnott, Emma McKnight, Mary Boswell, Janet Campbell, Lela Ge win, Messrs. Oscar Torian, of KE ansville; Dick Rudy, Gus Thompson, Albert #oster, Maurice Nash, Tom Hall, Hewitt and Rob Noble, After a pleasant visit to Mrs.Chas, Mortis, Miss Hart left today for her % THIS WEEK WE OFFER: Velvet carpets at Preyy -7 Brussels carpets at.........55¢ horos, and as the result’ shows, /All-wool two-ply Carpets. ..49¢| Scenery he passes thro it In a fow minutes; that his Cold Cu Don't put your foot to suddenly yn your front tire, it may throw you, bond the forks cr injure the tire, TO INVESTIGATE. Counci! Appointed a Committee A picnic is to be given at La Belk to Inquire Into the Al- park this week in bonor of some ot leged Bribery. the visitors in the city. = Phil Mrs. William Hughes entertains Wednesday morning the company of nine who last Saturday enjoyed » most delightful trip to Cairo, The next meeting of the Young La. | 5¢Pt- Davis Resigns Temporarily dies’ Cinque club will be with Miss} Pending an Inves: Ma Elizabeth Sinnott, on North Ninth} ry Walla » Charge. street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 — o'clock. chic Late yesterday afternoon Mayor The annual commencement exer-| Lang called a meeting of the council cises of the Paducah high schoo! | for last night. When the session was alled to order, the following call was read: To the members council : Geotlemen :—You are called to act ona petition concerning a certain deed pertaining to a lot in the ceme: tery. To receive a resignation of Fravk P. Davis, superiutendent light plant, uotil a certain investigation 1s ivld ; to receive & report from the ight committee and to receiye a re were held at Morton's opera house last evening amid quantities of palm: and choive plants. Upon the stage were seated the tweoty-four gradu ates bevy of youth and beauty who delighted the audience with av entertaining program of es music. Co terested relatives and the young people completing course. of the common the FASHIONS. Tucked white poplinette 18 used for the vest and chemisette of cloth cos- lume |. Davis and take suitable action jthereon, James M. Laxc, Mayor: | A lot in Oak Grove was transferred iree circular flowers are often! 1. Mr, J, A, Jones. seen on the same skirt; also many! Councilman Eades then said that bias rufiles from waist to the bottom | je desired a committee appointed to of the skirt up the back by us, A) investigate the charges that he re novel effect in dress trimming is made | ceived $50 or any other amount from with checked silk or cloth. It 1s peabetvaNia, of UH bliy ale arranged in various ways but also in| blouse jackets of braided applique | blocked white, net or lace, with jew- | eled applications and satin ribbon, The more ribbon you can use it Supt tie Taere was some objection to an ins | vestigation, which was opposed oa nds that the council bad al- | the gre ealy ascertained that there was noth- your gown decorations the better.| ing in the charges, but there was also The narrow, satin edged ganze, | 4 sentiment in favor of it, and it was shirred ip made up dress decorations | a pointed. Mayor Lang, City At- through the center, is used withott | orney Lightfoot, Councilman Fowler stint in tiny ruche effect. it_and water commit Light tan cloth braided with gold leer ude. Clade wakes a handsome costum:. The iad Scmie skirt may have a variation of the cir- sion. of Bapts. Dav cular flounce which is quite narrow, | was then acc pec follows: and the vest may be of tacked miroit] 74 Hon, M.W. Clark, Chairman vere ‘ of Light Committee, City of Pa- A dressy gown may be of pivk dot] Gueah al ruf- ted foulard trimmed with je’ Dear hit t “herewith teuder sy es of pink chiffon, Another foulatd] resignation as superintendent of the bas a bodice to cross to one side ever! municipal electric light plant, to take an under bodice of white satin, oren | effect as soon as my successor may mented, ed. Such resignation t WHITE ALL THE RAGE, the time of investigation of Aside from the new while toilets|charges pending against me. Ke and costumes of pique, swiss, muslin, |spectfally submitted. duck, India linen, nun’s veiling, ors Fuankiiw B. Davis gandies, grenadine, etawine, foulard] In addition to the letter of tempo and taffeta silk are those of white}rary resignation of Mr. Davis the barege—a material bronght into fs light aod water committee made the among numerous other revivals. A] following report decidedly girlish and fetching model] fo the Mayor and Members of the in white » is made over white] Commun Council: taffeta, ‘I'be skirt bas numberiess} Gentlemen—We, your light and tiny ruftles around the bottom of the er committee, beg to report tha Spanish tlounce, each fill trimuy have “io anticipation of Mr with three rows of black velvet rib his resignation as supe bon. The elaboration of this dressis}intendent of plant, employed in the round waist, which shows a] Mr. Harry Wallace as superintendent mixture of the barege and the black|to take cuarge on the Mth inst., sub: velvet ribbon. One band of wide| ject to your appro’ velvet in black is placed straight M. W. Crank, Chairman down the front and another down the J. M. Even. back. ‘Iwo other rows are started at} ‘The resignation was accepted and the belt on each side of the front and} the recommendation concurred in are cattied up, expanding slightly on] Mr. Wallace took charge of the city the shoulders, and are then returved to the belt ia the back, A cluster of plant today, TAX NOTICE, satin ribbon loops in turqaoise is set upon each shoulder aud there are ae also folds of the lustrous ribbon about * 1898, A es are due for’ 1898. M the waist, with two oblong shaped Ape ap! 108 a office duriog the month of Jue will be at S. I. Winstead’s drug store, corner Seventh and Washington streets, If one-half the amount of your taxes are not paid by July 1 9 penalty of { will be added to the entire amount due buckles at the back, BICYCLE NOTES. per cent Lyon, Road riding bas fallen into disuse}. ‘, of lute, and the reason is plain, [3310 Collector, High gears are the cause, former! Be a with inasian t9 giae ar rider ¢ iN Fee Sat - cover 15 to 20 miles and at the end Three uice residence lots on Trim- feel but little effect. Now the so] blestrect. Apply to John VanCu and 86 gear after along ride causes] lit oe ahaa stiffoess and sore muscles, — Riders On Te GRRL 2h should be able to change their gear at will and not confive themselves to a bigh one, If you want a load of clean out coal, tslephone No. 70. 2imim Bauey & Henneneroer, t There are 316 factories for the LXGURSION TO DAWSON, manufacture of bicycles in the Unit- * ed States, the average output of each being about 500, These are 2500 small factories, 1626 jobbers in wheels, 2 manufacturers of} Special train leaves Paaucal about sundries and 1200 jobbers of sune m. arriving at Dawson dries, at noon and returning leaves Dawsou! t + ft at7 p.m, * ie tip + | '. Donovan, 4 . White onamel is beautiful, bul “ b s like ivory becomes yellow and brittle LOOK HERE! with age, as : Past If you want your buggies or The raci: crank with dropped | Wagons painted and lettered in first on Brown's paint class style call All work ware shop, 124 Broadway. ranted. 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DABNEY, ® DENTIST, 406 BROADWAY, HENRY BURNETT Attorney - at- Law Will practice in all the courts. 18 Seath Fourth St., PanucanKy Ome veaklence | | | | | OR. J. 0. SMITHS | Regular hours for ofiea “ractice, 7 40 8 a. m. y i, rather thes me of thene hours eon Niath, be yadway and Jet foreon, | “Residence corner Ninth and Jefferson, ‘Tie phone 143 4 RRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.0 Physician and Surgeon Omee Hours: T toa. m.,1to8p. m No 41936 Broadway. H. T. RIVERS Physician. . and Surgeon Ofice Sixth and Broadway,” at Infirmary, Aitice Office Hours 9 to 10a. m. 3 to 4 p.m 7:30 to 8:30 p. m Telephones 68 and 296. DR. J. W. PENDLEY Office, 116 South Fifth Street lence, #04 Tennessee street ephone Residence 41 Ofice 1 THOS. E. MOSS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 South Fourth Street, Nickel i Z PlatingZ~ outfit dynamo, copper this work equal te any factory in th We are also the only plac tically done, There is Nothing Broken About a Wheel That We Cannot Repair. THE SOUTHERN Crumbaugh & Parke, 416 North Seventh St. M. BROWN. PAINTS SIGNS. Brick Wall, Roof, Fence, Bridge and Barn advertising a specialty Cloth sand banners. Buggy, (l Express V t red and Lettered to Suit. R. Modern Prices, All Work Guaragteed, NEW RICHMON ©, 8, McCammon \ Propel oot Be Proprietore, Gne Dollar per Vay Meals, 25 cent: Rates... IF YOU HAVANA Plumbing Work to do See F G. HARLAN, JR, Bath. Tubs, Wash Stands,|, Gas Fixtures and Fittings of All Kinds, Stomach and Intestines (Liver). OLD GLORY FOREVER! In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is Unfurled! ‘The conflict deepens, On! ye brave, Now rush to glory’’—Cuba save. Brave patriots, all ‘your banners wave, And charge with all your chivalry.”* O'er Atlantic's wave McKinley brave Sends our noble seamen, wndaunted, true, A fair isle to save or find a grave, And plant a new ‘‘red, white and blue.”’ “What higher aim can patriot know? What destiny more grand’’ ‘Than the soldier's fight for freedom's righ To free a suffering land? 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Bicycle Blow Hards ony. wlan Paducah to- Can only. tale about buildin, Excelsior Bicyele Works Was the first and are the day that ever manufactured a complete, bi; Paducah, the only people that ever put a white enamel on , others have tried but they failed. It is the verdict of the best mn riders in Paducah that the Excelsior is the prettiest, speediest and most durable bicycle that whirls, When good riders pay for bicycles they ride the best, fe Yar 2 the Excelsior to season: speedy, fearless and daring riders, will Emery liobson, the undisputed junior champion of Paducah, Eddie Toof, the promising star of 1498, Owen Tully, the tast pacemaker. Rich Helsey, Walter Wilkins, Bijy Orr and others, Any old bicycle repair shop can build a bicyole, but w them? It'seady to answer if you eee them, See sunlight, Excelsior Bicycle Works WILKINS & BROWN, Proprietors. James E, Wallace, Manager. DOC New office, corner South Fifth street and Broadyey Over Oehischlaeger & Walker's drug store + entrance, Odd Fellows’ Hall, The lotewies can’t th it ths pink rims glisten in the Washington Biteste PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF CHILDREN + SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY... |" Acer s his ignorance a‘ poor vn will tell that your broken Mp be sent to the factory, he x the United States custom house post- Office building at auction on June 1h, 1898, at 10 cry Call and See His Line of Sprinkling Hone. 122 Broadway, Phone 113, SS Skin, Including Hair and Ni Gonito-Urinary’Syetem Blood (Anwmia, Rheum: m, Giout, Kidneys and Diabetes). i Week Days, 7:30 to 10:00 0. ta. 10) to 4:09 and 7:00 (0 8:9) p,m, ~-OFFICE HOURS—~ OR ALBERT BERNHEIM