The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 18, 1898, Page 2

i THE PADUGAH DAILY SUN. |T81= claimed that the nomination «t Rei tind RANTS Hon, Walter Evans was not alto- Published every afternoon, except} gether fairly accomplished ; but po- Sunday, by litical functions in Louisville are not THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, }poted for fairness when given by IMOORPORATED either party, and the last affair ma) a Pamsibert ventas ae ya to have » “vis SORETARY question. Col ROTORS: Evai good man. He will make ‘uate Jones. Bovisne [a valuable member of congress, a es Hindeed Mr. Todd would have done. Office: No, 214 Broadway. |The Republicans of Kentucky expect H - ee <a | to see him elected. No Republican The Choicest and Best — (asecccmei r=" see. 2 ce Daily, One month, “ ‘ 40] the state has any right to endanger Daily, per week.. « 10 cents} the success of the ticket this fall by) == Weekly, per annum in ad- any lukewarmness or by dissention a "Its For Summervear vance ‘ ‘ie + 1.00] 6, sulking. With a united front al! | SOCIETY NOTES. Specimen copies along the line, the Republicans have ee 7 the opportunity to elect the largest] ()uite merrily has whirled the so- SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1898. [Republican delegation that has ever | cial wheel the week just passed, for hint a's” a! one to congress from this state. | lie social calendar has been a full Street church tomorrow at 11 a.m. Subject, ‘Dry Bones in the Valley,”* A rgument -everal class in the afternoon. Sub: ‘will cure 90 per cent. pace of all girs of Mdney | Don't forget the nt and to 4 tances the | M. E. church tonight. 1¢] Mr, Robt. Glass and Miss Eliza disease ts com: ws mental period, = xe ot Sone 4 olis yesterday, were received on thelr and advise you tree |Tetura by their friends with many what to ae eecie, congratulations and wishes for suc- natural resu! of typewriter excellence. Jest for « vening service, “The Nature Is not necessary to convince a thinking person that money ie thre wn of Lite.’’ nway when iavested in a typewriter that has not passed its experi- ~ sett’ at-the A. Years of hard, thoughtful effort and eontinal experiment are necessary before reaching approximate perfection in a writing ine. Is it wisdom, then, for one to contribute to this cost of expel a Picaied'sena a ur: |Canan who were martied in Metrop-| Reputation Established of ba ee pa constantly increasing sales the world overt! It isthe anquestioned record coms in tife, THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. When you buy a Smith Premieryou obtein a writing machine that is in advance of all Vv Do not pay for costly expbriments of others. The Smith Premier passed it mental period years ago. It now stands the | | leader among writing na hines. Descriptive catalogue free. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO,, in points of improvement and durability. 821 Pine Street, e J. E, ENGLISH & CO.,, Local Agents. ST. LOUIS, MO, Ir looks funny that the papers in ut it cannot be done by bicketings| or STeasent functions, Keeping the the “ were not furnished the bx bore As oo people in perpetual motion. It is too council. a The new pique stock ties, only 50 cents. Nicely finished pique puff ties, 25 cents. na Seven-inch double-face white satin ribbons, 69 cents yard. Take pay ory regan Tain. « he We Wide taffeta ribbons, all colors, plain or moired, for 25¢ yard. nea dle: bien Our fine-gauge, light-weight black cotton hose for 19¢ pair is an} bers of the council who don’t believe} country there has always been & Cov-) rie Misses Reed in honor of their extra value. in whitewashing. tention against acquisition of territo-| » yest, Miss Janelle, of Cairo, gave | Velvet carpets at..........75¢ good to last, however, and if signs bongrerarernrsdel are true events next week will be Stylish * beg cages rename ty and the extension of the bounda-| wheeling party Thursday afternoon. “The conflict deepens, On! ye brave, Very Sty : Ring Wuar is the matter with Council]. oF the republic. When the vast| ‘The ran was to Ramona park where| Brussels carpets at..... 114 55€ Now teak to giey _Odheaves These new navy blue and myrtle green alpacas for separate skirts. Jan Fowler? He's all right, 00] a ..4i9 known as the Louisana pur-|® delightful supper was served. On All Brave patriots, all ‘your banners wave, foolishness about him. account of the heavy rain that even- | All-wool two-ply carpets: -.49¢ And charge with all your chivalry. —— chase was ceded us by French, an ing the party returned on the cars.’ Wuesx the city council gets/ anguished how! was raised by the dis-| “pn. members of the Young Ladies’ through with their investigation, may-|senters, living to the Kast. When Cinque club will enjoy two meetings be the grand jury could do some} Texas was annexed, the same weep-|of the club next week with Mrs. investigating. ing and croaking was indulged inand | Chas. Mocquot and Mrs, Edwin Three White Organdy Specials Good quality, 28 inches wide, 15¢ yard. A very fine quality, 28 inches wide, for 25¢ yard. Light and sheer organdy, 60 inches wide, 50c yard. THIS WEEK | OLD GLORY FOREVER! Frou the caries bintory of this| few WE OFFER: |In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is Unfurled! O'er Atlantic's wave McKinley brave ® Sends our noble seamen, undaunted, trae, A fair isle to save or find a grave, “ And plant a new “red, white and blue,” ————— the direst prophecies made. When | Rivers as hostesses. “What higher sim can patriot know? New Belts Pretty Fans Tux frst expedition to Manila is}ine cession by Mexico and the estab-| Society's younger belles and beaux L B OGILVIE & C0 a nt nS ects aan Lined leather belts, all colors,25c.| | Nine-inch Japanese fans, 3c. expected to reach there within Sliishment of the Rio Grande as the enjoyed a most delightful dance at oe iJ Than the soldier's fight for freedom's right, Hand: jewel belts, 25c, soc} Entirely new designs im Japanese] y 0, this Adare Hake Wale , d teres Sire eek wetcta FS 4 To freee saffering land? nes some jew Ss, 25¢, § het ac, 300, 190 aad 380. wee! y and en mir wey boundary were being consummated the amo Pp last © ening. — - ——— > ae ¢ bahetie: iE a ees have soldiers enough 0 OccHP¥Jeume old arguments were rehashed) a parnry FauT¥ noo. se ad bells Derik ce ee Your Midsummer Hat ete Lec te? os and = me * be ae bods iy: sagen wher going DR. W. C. EUBANKS And freedom’s bitd shall proily soar ; rophecies were brought forth. re |any distance toa dance or party, a , In the Pride o' treat Antille: Is right here. No matter how hard to suit you are, we have a shape @ official organ las had 3 3 inaca' tae s ant or group, | !8te hood to throw over one’s head is page p : in the Pride of the Great Antilles, that will please you and be fashionable, little to say about the council lately. aL y . Ai ys ; SrOUP. | neccasity, When going ovt on the HOMOPATHIST, In war, as in peace, it will pay everybody It has doubtless come to the conclu-| Which has got in the way of progress | oars to the surburban parks, it is| “ Omce—s% Broadway. Telephone 10 t sion that the ‘business men’s coun-| #24 the republic, merely to be crush- | risky to have the head uncovered, and | *4e2e* jau Jaterson St. | “Telephone 0 RO to 5 eee ed under the wheels. They have al-|as these hoods are made large and . j oa ions fat oe, re oe seh tel DORIAN'S STORE srjubg’seaiital’ & Healgakaah" is hepleaylen paced Targey Ms'| model is of white china silk, lined] <h* Je ’ AT 205 BROADWAY ’ : ” throughout with the sai terial. = a general factional fight between the} would lose their political powers Lauded } fe haloes pepe pine 8 NT ST members, Even the ‘business men’s |They have acted as if the blessings of|cap; a frill of accordion pleated DE I «ESTABLISHED 1864 -0 il’ did better than thai. ctvilization and civil liberty should be chiffon encircles the face, while a c. B ti : 7 . x é confined to some little cotner of the | Coquettish bow of white satin ribbon} Camrpxts. Burpixe, FAIRS, Iw view of Col. Bry horror at] id in which they lived, ‘The| “10FS the top of the cap. Fifth and Broadway. | the bare idea of annexing anything Hy i ber Sa til Pi i aha he. PARIS PASHIC L] ' in the way of a foreign island, it Prvsatiens basen i ac “pestle ana{, ‘The newest French etamines are HENRY BURNETT GENER AT IN IR AN 1) ronld be rel meen to wend him Of efor another. This pracple of|"™rel wth Su and toured “Hl Attorney. at - Law MAL INSURANCH 2 | PI Sot he ‘ P » Rees = Beauties For the House is ar ta wae i actually op- civil liberty will never cease its efforts colorings. Will practice in AG {\ \ SR nd until the world shall be free and the| The latest Parisian disposition of aii thee soareas J Peeler pee You cannot afford to ov Poaetive ‘. Pp’ alues posing. people their own rulers, At this time | the persistent box pleat which has so 18 Soath Fourth St., Papvcan JKY Tel A rew months ago Joe Leiter's] we are being treated to another how! seeny, Hor eage had sont of ma elephone 174. w PADUCAH, KY Mattings and Carpets friends took great pains to make] It might as well cease forall the go0:1| ‘rou shoulder to beit on each site,| DR, J, D, SMITH'S Excellent quality cotton chain mattings, new designs, r9¢ yard. known the fact that he was managing |it will do. Cuba shall be free—Por-| with a band of lace insertion or rich ode Ue —— Best ten-wire tapestry Brussels carpets, 55¢ yard. the wheat deal all by himself and|to Rico shall be free—the Philippines | passementerie laid over it. Turn] Reeylar hours or often -racticn, 40 a, m Handsome moquet, velvet and Axminster carpets, 75¢ yard. that bis father was not in it; now, |shal: be free, and every spot over beck reverse, flotsh ithe immediate dn practicable aff ea:iy tn, rather thaw Pe i “ ‘a a ronts, these faced with some hand- Ninth, between Hroadway and Jef. of Portieres however, the ‘‘old man’’ is settling] which Old Glory floats shall be free.) soso contrasting fabric. A dainty | tern, hie Tha na Gos on, . : ly’s | henceforth and forever. ent Rane been Residence corner Ninth and Jefferson. ‘Tele. pee ; : d draperies. | 0P the bills to preserve the family chemisette shows between, and the | pone 1 + A tempting assortment of chenille, tapestry and Bagdad drap pee ——_—— ; 1 % + ; good name, and Joe is not in it. * fullness is drawn more closely in at Gi All Ki 4 New rope portieres from $3.50 to $5.00. THE WAR BONDS. the waist, leaving very little, if any, HARRY F WILLIAMSON M ive you inds of “Swiss and Embroidered Muslin Curtains Mx. Bryan when asked for an] The bonds that are now beiog|of the former poach effe . FIRE “ opinion of the action of those eighteen | offered by the government as a popu- A PRETTY HOUSE Are much in demand. We have a large stock of the latest designs for $1.75 and $2.25 a pair. : Window Shades Made to order, any style and length, all at dry goods prices. Democratic Congressmen who voted/lar loan bear interest at 3 per cent.| ‘Phere is charming simpli for the annexation of Hawrii, bad|payable quarterly. The donomina-|in the summer styles, which is grate- nothing at allto say. It is quite}tions of the coupon bonds ure $20,|ful to the eye: and if there not possible that the vote in Congress re-]$100, $500, $1,000; of registered peek CHSIAY, eS ersaly minded him of the vote cast at the}bonds, $20, $100, $500, $1,000] horse own, of cream colored batiste November election in 1896 and he} $5,000 and $10,000. In terms they} has the round skirt made with a deep recognized the second time the voice} are precisely like all other Uuited/frounce at the foot. The full blouse of the people. States bonds outstanding—that is, | of the plain material is plaided with they are payable in coin. insertions of cream lace. The shirred For a month yet, or until 2 o'clock sleeves are of embroidered batiste, o'clock) with a small poff at the shoulder, Pp. m, July 14, no subscription will! finished at the wrist with a ruffle. Office, No, 41944 Broadway, H. T. RIVERS . Physician... and Surgeon Office Sixth and Broadway, at Infirmary, ‘Modes and Fabrics,”’ the popular fashion magazine, given away here. Read our Shoe Offerings This Week: Tue popular loan is a success and the whole $200,000,000 will proba- bly be taken in amounts of $500 or .oo buys a man’s kangaroo low} able kangaroo shoe, sold at}, . be honored that calls for more than This gown would look well made up $2 me bast ape Keng 00 rage s onder. In many instances the appli. $500, All others will be pigcone|in any soft material and would be es- tht 2.25 buys aman’s kangaroo half-| 2.00 buys man’s black or tan vici| ¢ations have been for bonds as low as} 134 1¢ the subscriptions for $500] Pecially becoming to a full figure. Office Hours: ~ high ress sold at $4.00 (a beauty) $20 the smallest amount that can be a : 9 to 10a, m. 3 to4 p.m, high congress sol¢ M4 YY). i or less exhaust the entire issue of MEN, MARRIAGE AND WOMEN, 7:30 to 4:30 p. m. and 5.00. | 1.58 buys man’s gossamer calf/subseribed for. Whether the full 00,000,000 the others will stay] When a man marries the girl he Teleph a : fs cs ‘ cheap at $2.00. aves ,000, sts cl ‘elephones 63 and 296. 3-00 buys man's broad comfort congress, cheap at $2.00. amount be thus subscribed or not, pigeon-holed. The allotment of what | loves he thinks be has everything be Pp the wisdom of popular loans has beer amply demonstrated. The people who are anxious to loan money to remains will commence with the ‘hag but he soon finds out he as’ nt. smallest sub lias is, the <7 In choosing « husband always leave the government represent every | "D0 wants echo i ot a to do a fair share of the choos Office, 116 South Fifth Street. walk of life; mechanics, bricklayers, 0 os ror of sen per “Marriage isa lottery in. which] omsemaensessot temenmee treet, | _ Some features—Durabilit ored before that of the man who asks ) jee Telephone 175; Residence 415.| .wa. with ribbon nuisance ilroad o, clerk: doth t y e prize: y ed is therefore practically impossible for : THOS. E. MOSS ey with which the government will Many a married man is kept from prosecute this war, As the war has been called the people’s war, i culiarly appropriate that the funds should be furnished by the first pop- ular loan and the precedent should be established that the people should be the first ones to be taken into confi- dence by the government. The above are broken in sizes, but if you can get a fit you get a bargain. DR, J. W. PENDLEY SOoooeee : ELLIS Rudy & Phillips $1,000,000 to get any of these bonds} Marrying a woman for money is if the people of modest means take|generally a trifle risky, for you always get the woman and not always advantage of this month of time. A The bonds will be dated Aug. 1, the money. H. C, Bovirerr, DR KING BROOKS 1898 and will run 20 years, the Gov-| Speakiog of men and marriage, be- i] ware of the wife who, a3 she kisses ernment having the right to pay it i bit of i you good-bye, slips a bit of paper them after the expiration of ten into your pocket, saying: ‘There's Hawan will be annexed and it}years. a list of a few things I'd like you to may be but a few days before a ship eer get on your way home. Please don’t Oral Surgeon is dispatched to Honolala to raise] *OUBSION TO DAWSON. | overlook any of them today. There's] 120 North Fifth Street. Can only talle about buildin adear."” Jenkins has such a wife Excelsior Bi the stars and stripes over those sls 898, He takes the little slip, and islands, The vote of the House of “Yes, my dear; I'll get them,’’ He 116 South Fourth Street. 25 Hast Fayette street, Baltimore, Md. Sunday, June 1 gressmen are in close touch with] @t Doon and returning leaves Dawson|list: Six lemons, a dozen oranges, at 7 p. m., fare for round trip $ yard of blue mbbon like x J.T. Donovan, Agt, |dozen shirt buttons, bottle of ipeca- ular will, The opponents of annex. nih cuanba, bunch of celery, bottle of ation call the public sentiment in] Send your horse to Dr. J. Will| Vanilla extract, pound of almonds, favor of it the ‘‘imperial idea’’ or the] Smith, at Glauber’s stable if it needs pound of moist sugar, yard of w “spirit of conquest,”’ and claim that] the attention of a veterinary surgeon, cambric, silting * worth of chamois all the traditions of the Republic are] YOU may thus save a valuable horse. | leather, box of glycerine jujubes for 7 baby's cough, card of hooks and reing cast aside and a radical doe) emnation free RUE fcr,” packogs “ot: rin’ took parture from established precedents} ay Up-to.Vate Pluce laces for Johnnie, piece of blue dress is being adopted that will cause braid, and something for baby. He One Dollar per Vay Is the Delicatessen. - Rat 4 ;. arrives home with two lemons and an ATES...+ Meals, 25 cents. many future entanglements, Yet] We guarantee our drinks and ices orange, and looks unutterable things | —— - one fact remains that public opinion} to be equal to any in Paducah. The] wien Mrs. Jenkins ways: “You Geate oF Onto, City OF ToLuDo, ) is irresistibly in favor of territorial | sytmpS are made by # man with twen-| didn?, havo time to get the other| pyimx J. onnnay makes onth that he ts the expansion; the sentiment 1s increas.|*Y Years’ experience, and our service ing every day, and the Senate will] ’,Poute,and satisfactory. A (rial) have bought them all ia ten minutes,"’ Co» doing vusneas in th not be able to withstand the demands! eod Cuas. E, Curtis & Co. of the people. Whether wise or un- wise, founded upon reason or in- stinctive, the people of this country are emphatically in favor of more season; Emery Hobson, the Eddie Toof, the p: 1,119 North Fourth street, Reslitenee, their constituents and know the pop: ‘8 17 to9 pm, '} ~~ Bicycles ! Suit All Riderss+» BRCAUSK the position is easy and grace- ful, they run easy, the hearings are dust- proof and last longer than any other, and they cost no more than inferior wheels. ©, 8. McCammon Bup Date, } Proprietors. Jamos E, Wallace, Manager. 150 of the best riders in Paducah have select- ed the Cleveland for their mount, $50 $65 A-college society has been or- PAINTS: ganized at the First Ward Baptist Sworn to before we and subseribed in my "The funeral of the late Miss Ella|for the interest of the state university resence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1s Hudson took place this afternoon| at Louisville, JAS. W. GLEAVES & SONS 002000000000n7s88ed bration at Ramona park, Sold by Druggiste, Mall's Family Pills alike’ at the distance that Louisville is from here. But we do desire Re- publican victory this fall, and we consider the success of the party tol shop, 124 Broadway. All work war- outweigh the claims of any one man. aoe I - foie: If you want your buggies or wagons painted and lettered in first} Paducah District, C. M, E. church, night and tomorrow. He will also| coal, telephone No. 70. joceupy the pulpit at the Husband/2imim Baxer & Hexnesxuose, | 124 Broadway. class style call on Brown's paiot| will hold bis quarterly conference to-| If you want a load of clean nut All Work Guaragt ome TORNADO Over Citizen's’ Saving Bank. _yo Blickensderfer Typewriter Built on strictly scientific principles nd of ad Durabl it reasonable cost portability, interchangeable type, doing adjustable line spacer, perfect alignment, the highest grade n le, portable, invincible, RICE $35.00 Simplicity in construction and not belonging to the typewriter trast produce an honest product at an honest price.’ the only high-grade machine © Blickensderfer is ranteed longest. The only typewriter receiving highest award at World’s Fair; im- “® proved since, Adopted by Western Union Tel the banks and wealthy men who| wishing he was single again for fear M8] would bid for blocks of $100,000 ot | his wife will find out about it. ATTORNEY-AT{LAW: #2Send for catalogue and testimonials, MOORE BROS., General Agents graph Company. 918 F street Northwest, Washington, D. C. Dentist and Bicycle Blow Hards a correct and up-to-date bieyels. But the things? Why, ry dear, I could} sentor partner of the tirm of F, J, Canny & R. M. BROW N. FUNERAL TODAY, church, with Mrs, Dr, W. H. Nelson|garanuncoun se ot NAW S I cS N president, It is designed to work PRANK J. CHEN. Py EASY territory and of planting the stars : — a 4. W, OLBASON, Brick Wall, Roof, Fence, Bridge 75 and stripes on desirable mequinitions, | ££0m the family residence on Madison} pnougits of the eighth of August i Noury Puulis |and Barn advertising a specialty. TERMS... ph Tata laa ng! [eet Rev. H. B. Johnston of-| ar¢ beginning to bud and the com- Hall Catareh Cure ts akon intervaily, and) Cloth signs and banners. Buggy, ; ‘Tue Sux does not make the asser-| 7 mittee is sparing neither (ime OF ex) ee eee an eae ut-| Carriage and Express Wagons Paint- tion that “all Republica leek LOOK HERE! pense in preparing for a big cele-| tres, J. CHENEY & ed, Repaired and Lettered to Suit, ° ‘Toledo, Obio high-grade eyele Works Was the first and are the only people in Padus day that ever manufactured a complete, bibyel aceh te only people that ever put a white enamel ona W. F. ALVEY, M. D. Jirica*but they tailed. “It is the verdict of the best known riders in Padwcak icyele in Paducah, the bieyele fri ne, others hay Representatives, 209 to 91, showed] Special train leaves Paducah about] gives hiinself ten minutes 10 cateh PHYSICIAN AND Leh ihe aotiatar 16 the prettieet; Speadines Gus. Warr: arte 0 ob ae the way the people feel, for the Cons] ten o'clock a. m. arriving at Dawson | the train for home, and this is the SURGEON.... When good riders pay for bicycles they ride the best. ‘The following speedy, fearless and daring riders, will pedal the Excelsior to victory this ndisputed junior champion of Paducah. ising star of 1898 Owen Tully, the fast pacemaker. Rich Helaey, Walter Wilkins, Biijy Orr and others. See th» pink rims glisten in the FG, Gas Call and Any old bicycle repair shop can build a bicycle, but why can’t they seft them? It’s easy to answer if you see them. sunlight. Excelsior Bicycle Works WILKINS & BROWN, Proprietors. Corner Third and Washington Streets, Ir you HAVANA Plumbing Work to do See HARLAN, JR, Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Fixtures and Fittings of All Kinds, ss SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY... See His Line of Sprinkling Hose, - Phone 113, eee] A s * a a oe « ,