The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 20, 1898, Page 4

Positively the greatest eve’ bargains this week. No We Place on Sale ‘Two hundred lawn and percale wrap- | pers, newest styles, trimmed with lace | Vid embroidery, four yards wide, all sizes, worth $1.50, price, this sale, $1.00. Three hundred fancy percale wrap: pers, blue and white, black and white | Kad gray and white, all sizes, worth #1,00, price for this sale 69¢ ‘Three hundred lad made of plain tiful quality, si out, velveteen binding, very latest cut, cial price for this sale 98c. ive thousand new percale shirt waists well worth so and 750, price for this sale 19 and 25¢. Five thousand yards of fine Scotch lawns—plaids, figures and stripes, war ranted fast colors, worth 6!5 and Sige price for this sale 3%4c, All our six, eight, nine and ten-dollar extra fine quality silk skirts, price for this sale $4.48 and 6.48 An endless variety of fine summer fans. GREAT SACRIFICE SALE sees eeenare enna Pa aad “7s dress skirts, | gured alpacas, beau- | ished, lined through | hats go ot $2.00 and $2.50 | A niew lot of sailors just received i + held in the city of Paducah. Hot weather; goods sold to merchants. Reautiful moire and taffeta sitk sash ribbons at 2§ and 35c, worth 50 and 75¢ Midsummer Clearing Sale On millinery. Prices cut in two, All our pattern hats at half prices. All our three and four-doliar pattern hats go at $1.00 and 1.50. All our four and five-dollar pattern | | | | | Prof. J. H. Draften, of Symsonia, is in tne city, Mr. J. D, Sewell, of Louisyille is at the Palmer, Miss Mattie Baker left this morn- ing for Evansville, Mr. Charles Spillman has returned from Dawson Springs, All our six and eight-dollar pattern hats go at $3.00 and 4.00 the very latest things at half the previous | prices, Headquarters for all kinds of hair goods. All our dollar-and-a-half Freeh hair switches in this sale 75 . Allourt® »-dollar French hair swit in this. §t.00. All ‘hrce-dollar French hair switches in this sale $1.50. Colored wigs complete soc 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY risk of all for a very small difference in expense. vices of a good optician we can charge for examination. ¥ There Are ‘| Two Wags “Of getting glasses—one to go to a first- class optician and get what you need; the other, to go to a merchant who keeps spectacles and sells them so cheap, make a “grab inthe bag,’’ as it were, get a pair that don't fit you (although it may seem so for the moment) and run the ruining your eyesight entirely— If you need the ser- serve you well and cheaply. No J. L. WOLFF JEWELER AND OPTICIAN! No, 408 Broadw Monuments... We have in stock a fine line of finished monu- ments which Must be Sold For thirty days we will sell for Cash anything in the stock at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... No other yard in the south has as fine an assortment of the latest styles and designs. J, E. Williamson & Co, 119 North Third street, Paducah, Ky. BOZED'S PLACE Meets all the requirements OF THE PEOPLE A popular resort for gentlemen who appreciate an up-to-date estab- lishmet in all its appointments. Only the beet wines, liquors and cigars served over the bar. Hinest lunch in the city, La BELLE PARK Onas. T. Tayion, | R. G. Bostwick, Proprietor, } Manager. eee Every night in the week and matinee Sunday 3 p. m, COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Second Successful Week of the Tramp Acrobats, ‘THE ABBACCO BROTHERS! BILLY SWORE! MISS DE VOE! MAJ. JAMES, THE EXPERT SHOT! CHARLES REGAN, COMEDIAN! Those Excellent Entertainers, M’COY AND REGAN! PERFORMANC SRY NIGHT Balloon ascension Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, YOU ARE 50 WARM! LOCAL MENTION. THE CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK Will | WAR LOAN GOVERNMENT BONDS | Mr. J, Andy Bauer, assignee, to~ day made final settlement in the case of 1. Young. Mr, Young claimed | bis exemptions, About two and one riptions For. SETTLED TODAY: | creditors. CHEAP Lo?rs, Mr. Brack Owen Has a Few For Sale. Mr. Brack Owen has a few desira- ble building lots for sale in Fountain | park. He will sell this choice prop- jerty at $10 payment on each Jot and | $5 per month. 16j6 SCHOOL BOARD UoUs, ‘The caucus of the Board of Edu- ¢ation 10 nominate teachers of the public schools for the ensuing year willbe held tonight at the chamber in the city hall, and the indications are that there will be few changes in the personnel, Sewer W. . The main sewer will not be com- pleted until abont July 25th, accord. ing to calculations, with favorable weather. Itis for the purpose of rushing work in the business part of the city that the street repairs have been neglected. The contractors de- sire to flnish the work on the princi- pal streets, Dr, Edwards, Ear, Kye, Nose and Chrost Specialist, Paducah, tf. cou dL M . Tae regular session of the council will be held tonight, and the priaci- Mr. Joe Hoflich has gone to Hot Springs for a sojourn, Mr. R. A, Weiland wife left this morping for Cincinnati. Mr. J. R. Puryear left this morn- ing for Stiles on business. Miss Sallie Bringhurst, of Clarks- ville, is visiting relatives here. Mr. Wm. Kelday, the Louisville insurance man, is at the Palmer, Mr. Lawrence Pace, of Newbern. Tonn., was in the city yester@ay. Mr. Oscar Torian has returned te Evansville after a visit to relatives, Editor J. McMeloan, of the Mur ray Ledger, was in the city yester- day. Miss Alma Reis bas Evansville, after a visit lo Mrs, win Rivers, Miss Minnie Pieper left yesterday for St. Louis on a visit to her sister, Mrs, B, L. Hunter. Mrs. Elijah Clegg, of Nashville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. D. O'Brien, of the city. Mr. Francis M. Hewitt left at noon oday for East St, Louis and Chicago ona several days visit to relatives, Mesdames Robert Reeves, Jake Veil, Ben Weille and Miss Ruth Weil have gone to Dawson for a so journ. Mrs Minnie McElhaney and daugh- ter and Miss Emma Weston left this morniog for Evansville on the Fowler. Miss Marie Davis returned to her home in Metropolis this morning aftet a pleasant visit to friends and rela- tives bere. Mrs, James E. Robertson and son, Stoddard, returned last night on the steamer Sunshine from a round trip to Cincinnati. Mr. A. H. Cardin acd wife, of Marion, are at the Palmer, Mr. Cardin is one of the most prominent populists in the state. Mr. J, Otto Thompson, Joe Hart- ine, of the Cook Brewing Co., and Dr. Rathan and wife came down from Evansville yesterday, Miss Russel and sister, Miss Green, Mrs, Botting, and Char Ebbert, wife and children came dowo trom Golconda on the Fowler last night. Mrs. S. M. Hughes, of Kearney, Neb-, has been visiting Mrs, J. L. returned te Ed- Call and see our stock and prices. jhalf cents on the dollar were paid} Dunn, on South Nioth street, and other friends in the city, and will re- turn to Metropolis, Ill, to visit awhile longer with relatives before returning to her western home, Capt. KE. R. Datt, the tie man, has returned after a sojourn of several months in the Indian nation, where he was engaged in getting out ties for the Chicago and St. Paul rail- road. He says there is no place hike Paducab, and that be is delighted to be back here. POLICE COURT. Andrew Odum, Colored, Held For Malicious Shooting. The case against Andrew Odum, colored, of Ballard county, charged with maliciously shooting at Lee Wil son, who lives in Kelley's alley, wt tried in the police court this morning and the preponderance of evidence showed that the defendant deliber- ately shot at the woman, after baying threatened to do it. He swore the shooting was accidental, He was held in the sum of $200 and in de- fault of bond went to jail, Robert Burnes,a sport from Wingo, was fined and sentenced to ten days in jail this jporning in Judge Sanders’ court. Burnes cae up yesterday and took aboard too much liquor. He sat on a box to doze, and Oiticer Fred Hoyer came along and saw the print of a pistol In the man’s pocket. He took charge of the culprit and foynd on bis person two bottles of whisky, @ pack of |Mayor Will Ask Permission to Haye Street Repairs Done. Money to Be Di cted From the Contractor's Pay—It May Cause Trouble, Mayor Lang will tonight ask the council to authorize the mayor sud street committee to repair the streets behind the sewer contractors @n:| « duct the amount of cost from the money due the contractors, This will insure the city better streets, bu’ may occasion trouble between (he city and contractors. The supposition that the contract ors have one year in which to. repail the streets is an error, They are re quired to keep them io repair f year after they have gone over them Some of the streets are in a very! shape, but the contractors say it i impossible to immediately place (hem in as good condition as they were be tore they were torn up. That it re quires time for them to do it, The contractors also clam that they will not agree for the city to de the repairing, end that if the city does it it will never collect the costs from them, as they will refuse to pay them. Mayor Lang this morning served aotice on Mr. Erler to place Broad way in good condition between Third and Fourth streets before o'clock tomorrow evening, and he said he would have it done, NEWS OF THE RIVERS. Vhen the little packet leaves She don’t ran very far, Until the mate or captain heaves The lead or “chocks’’ the spar The Monie Bauer went gp to the gravel pit this merning. The Wm. Towle left this morning after a tow of spoke timber, The Joe Fowler was out for Fy ans- ville this morning at 10 o'clock. The Dick Fowler was out for Cairo this morning doing goed business. The George H. Cowling took a nice crowd of people to Eddy ville yesterday. The City of Paducah pa of the Tennessee river for St. last night with big trip, The City of Clarksville ts due ere this afternoon and leaves on ber re- turn to E’town tomorrow at noo The Mayflower from St. I passed into the Tennessee river | night doing good freight business | The City of Chattanooga took 1 out souis v's ast an excursion to Columbus yesterday She returned this morning al 3 o'clock, Business was better on the levee this morning than for some time and a large amount of freight was haodl- ed to the packets. | The Sunshine, from Cinefpnati, passed down for Memphis late yes terday afternoon. She stayed here | for several hours discharging freight, The river continues to rise here gradually, coming up three tenths jlast night. The packets are experi- encing no trouble from low water as yet. | The H. W. Buttorff was iv, out of the Cumberland river early this fore- noon and left on ber return to Clarks- freight receipts. A negro jumped overboard off the Buttorff and was drowned in the Cumberland river yesterday. He was trying to escape from sonic offi- rs who bad him under arrest for stealing a canoe, The boat wos only about twenty feet from the bank, but the current ast that point is very swift and he drowned without coming to the surtace. | i | Relgtives in the city have received the welcome intelligence that Justice Winchester, who is at Dawsou for his health, is greatly improved. He is now under the treatment of Dr. Harrison, of Union City, who bas ap infirmary there, Is BETT: Telephone 2% for a load of hickory ptawewoud if COMMITTEE LW ville, Tenn., today at noon with fair) The Dust! The Sun The Sewerage ! And Jones has a poet in the land, who unloads himself in the following: While the bugle call is sounding, And the mighty cannons roar, Don't forget your home surroundings And the comforts at your door. Remember, that your little ones, When they are grown to men, Will look back upon their home As their greatest treasure then. Do not hesitate a moment ‘Less another day be lost; You can make your dwelling home-like, At surprising little cost. Your credit’s ever good with us, For what you want to take; Should you not have the ready cash, We'll let you payments make. Our stock is new and most complete: Our prices close and right. Our store is specious, cool and neat; Our clerks are all polite. Be cautious, and with all your “B’s,"’ Be sure that the goods that hang to your fist Are bought from our store, And selected with care from the follow ing list Bedroom suits in cherry and oak (They're fine as silk, and “’Tain’t no joke); Rockers, hat racks and sideboards too, And wire s ing cots that are strictly new; Folding beds and desks that charm, And cooking stoves that are mighty warm; Baby buagies, cradles, refrigerators and trunks, Which we'll continue to Swap for a very few “plunks;” Carpets and mattings we show you with pride : Our line is so slick it will almost slide; Then we've tables, chairs and a hundred things more Awaiting your pleasure down at our store. Open Every Night Till 9 AAA ae DD Daa oD Oooo oda ade DAA AAADARAAASR A G 53359339039939 KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS! + TAKE THE... C,H. & D. » MICHIGAN THREE TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRA.NS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer, fe For inform- ys Bat gers Interfered and Restored Peace, Separation From Wis Wite, A fightin which there wou!d doybt- less have been blood shed was narrowly aveited on the excursion tralia that passed through Paducah yesterday morning en route to Dawson, A couple of men who were drunk attempted to fight, and drew pistols ; Mr. John Cochran, of the city, attempted to interfere when he was told that they would shoot him, Mr. brought suit against his wife, Mamie Harris, for divorce, a abandonment, They were married in January, * year. abandoned him without cause, Harris is attor 'Y for the plaintiff. Rubber Hose i VDEVLVEVUVEUEUEVEUESTUSESUSVUSESESUFEDVESETVUIOEGA Jones Furniture (o, 2 W 4 ation inquire of your nearest ticket agent w Mr. Frank Harris Asks For Legal Mr. Frank Harris, fireman, today Mrs, | zing and separated June 17, of the same The plaintiff alleges that she Maj Wednesday and Thursday you can buy fifty feet three-quarter three-ply rubber hose, with spring nozzle and hardwood reel, all com: plete, for ‘ $s4.S0 REFRIGERATORS Screen Doors and Windows! CHEAPEST TO BE HAD M. FE. JONES # ——— = ae ee ee eS This design is representatiy of the very highest excellence in the manufacture of ladies’ fine The this trade mark is made to sat footwear shoe sold under isfy those who insist on the best, The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies —that's it—is sold by George Bernhard, and nowhere else in Paducah. If you try a pair you are henceforth a regular customer. You can’t be better suited The Douglas Shoes for Men Th know what they are —ever wear them? it well, look well and wear well, Most people They are made in all styles, and can be had her Plenty of othe Drop in and inspect good shoes, and none but good shoes this model stock, the handsomest and best selected in town 30s Beata GEORGE BERNHARD $ 0000000000000000009 oe HURRAH FOR THE CHAMPION HEATER! How dear to my heart is our snug li Our refuge from sickness, dise« Its marbles, its nickel, its neat-painte voring So shiny and free from all foulness and rust But the best thing there is within that enclosure The object that pleases us taost of them all ‘That soonest can warm us when chilled hy exposure Is the good Champion heater that stands by the wall ‘The Champion gas heater, the nickal-plate heater The nice, handy heater, so shiny and tall, When the fires are all out and the children awake me, Wish coughs or with croup, at once, with all speed, pal matter to be discussed will be that of Councilman Wm. Eades’ resignation, which will be accepted, The evidence in the investigation is in the bands of the committee and will be presented to the council to be disposed of in such a manner as they see best, To light up the heater I straightway betake me, And find it is always a good friend indeed, For laundry, for sickroom—'most all pain relieving— For milk that is malted, beef extract or tea, For hot water bags—why, 'tis past all believing How handy a good Champion heater can be ‘The Champion gas heater, the nickel-plate heater No living without one henceforward for me, Cochran placed his glasses in his pock- et, and got one man against the wall, where he disarmed him, He threw the other off the train gt Princeton, where it 13 said the police got him. PADUCAW'S NEW DOCTOR, cards, and the pistol, The young mao said he was just from Cairo, and’ gy, {. J, Atkins jeft this morning wished be bad never seen the pistol. for Lexington to attend a meeting of Fred Williams, R. C. Hudson and] the I. 0. O. F. committee oa the Geo, Bayne were aed §} and costs | Widows’ and Orphans’ Home, which poke asenkan ties | meets there tomorrow. He is a inem- | ber of the cammittee and will return i ie John Friedel, for a breach of the |in a few a Woodmen of Jersey Camp No. 10, peace, was fined $10 and costs, your forest opens promptly at 8 p. m. every Friday eyenjng jnstead of twice a week. All choppers are regpectful- ly inyited to call at our camp. Gro. R. Buoapgaor, Clerk, ATTENTION MACCABEES., A new doctor took up his head- (quarters at the Broadway infirmary, god has already become very popular His name is Master Thomas Rivers, aud he is the son of Dr. Horave Riv. ers and wife, their first, Master Tom arrived this morning, and both mother and child are doing well, © Constipation Forever. randy Catburtic. 1c oF 250, ‘Aruggists refund money, To © LARGE CROWDs OUT. ve qu The malicious cutting case, against | ‘a WHIPPED A Boy, Henry 0’ Rouke and Joe Farris, was ~ called this morning, but on account There were large crowds Out y@s- of absent witnesses goptinued until terday, aga in hy atareone ‘and tomorrow morning. evening, to witness the performances wt {aBelle park, They were the first peyformancey ever given here on Sunday, and the public seems to ap- preciate the enterprise of the man- agers. Incandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sgle at McPi F Champion Instantaneous Bingaore ‘| Water Heater bid our ¥-year-old strs L : M Exclusive state agency. Prices upon application. Heats forty gallons of water to 140 degrees for 1} cents. The proper bathing temperature is 70 degrees. Couple From the County War- ranted Today, Grillin tent No. 47, Knights of Maccabees will meet in regular con- vention tonight in the Odd Fellows’ ball. A full attendance is desired, Mr. F. N, Gardner and wife were PTRERT EXTENSION. warranted this morning on a charge : eeres! of whipping a boy named Richard] ‘The plats for the improvement and Bruien, who lives with them extenson of Caldwell and Husbands Labor f For nice dry sawdust tel, u KEEP COOL WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CEILING AND DESK FANS Apply at Office, 120 South Fourth Street. People’s Light, Power and Railway Company its regular shoot for the r is now worn by Mr, Henry Bailey, A large crowd is expected, GUN CLUB SHOOT, The gun club this ternoon holds al which VISITORS Ly TOWN, Need no longer regard tailor-made clothes with fear and trembling. | Dalton now makes clothes in his own shop, here at home---makes the | clothes right, makes the bill right. It costs but a trifle more to wear) garments that fit thar those that a’most fit. The acme of style and! workmanship is ours. Drop in at 333 Broadway and see about that belated spring suit, You’ll be glad you waited---t’will cost you so little. | Last night the City of Paducah brought in a large excursion party from St. Lonis, azd the Sunshine one] GFOWing in popular from Cincinnati. uy lively for a short time, The visitors came ip town and made Broadway quite DALTON, TH E TAILOR all interested. A subject in which |there is general interest is the subject of glasses. There are few people who do not need them, Many run great risk in not having them. We fit your eyes favor every day... 7 ae Linnwood —— jand give you better sight. “You are leased with what we do for your eyes ge you $1.00 to $1.50’ for same And the only geality spectacles other parties charge f 5 yon $3.50 to $5.00 for, high-grade 6-cent J.J. BLEICH, 223 Broadway, 2 MAJOR BLOOM, PF MINZESHEIMER PLUMBING, The boy came to the city today| streets ac Only 5 © Pe ; mori ae Pl oo and went bole a ithe, city today [streets across the hollow, are ready nly & Conty Per Glass. Jas. Weiter, Recorder. ler * A ceutimewiins 55 $7 % ' e 4 e Settle, where|to be presented to the council to-| Strawberry, pineapple, raspberry —— — pine, per foot a h tub ed He made allitavit to the charges. He] night, and the council witl doubtless] and cherry punch. You will like jt.] Basente Your owels with Cascareta,_ | bow!, round bath tu Hog says be has been beaten by them be- rize the improvements, eod THE DELICATESSEN 00.251) 1fC.C.0 tall, drugmisis refed creer powl, aval : er sa ba tore, and showed stripes on his breast disk abst Pa 590s ibe aad: Lil agama | 8 joint 4 pec kanes nal % where he claimed he had been whip- — ~ SS ee pt Sm — — = Hydrants 50 f ‘c ped with a buggy whip, The warrant OF MO Ha-rach te : hao tdoln oe oa see MEN DERATE MEANS - | opto fon ea se np faucet sink, p Sewer ptpe, pet 7 x OTHER WORK IN THE SAME PROPORTION, OUR REFERENCES, WITH PERMISSION, ARE: I{EDMAN, KEILER & CO., CHARLES REED. CITY NATIONAL BA. * CHICAGO HEALTH DEPARTMR) T. :