The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 22, 1898, Page 2

RACKET 407 BROADWAY OF INTEREST NOW Crash for dress skirts, per yard A bargain in white P. K. at..+ White organdie, per yard SUMMER UNDERW Ladies’ summer vests.-....2! Children’s summer vests. . + Boys’ Balbriggan shirts and draw Men’s fine Balbriggan shirts a DRESS ash dress skirts... Ity dress skirts, all wool Novelty dress skirts, green a black ...... ‘The best fitting shirt waists are... LACE CURTAINS We offer special bargains in new lace curtains at. g8c, 99¢, $1.25, 1.48, 1.89, 1.90, 1.95, 1.98, to 4.95 a pair. New lappet drapery (white), per yard, only Extension rods (brass), each. THE PAQUGAH DAILY SUN Published every. afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INCORPORATED M. FISHER... R. W. CLEMENTS. . gonn'J. Dorian W F-Paxtos e PapsivEnt DIRECTO! . W.F. Paxton R.W.Clements, PM," 'Wilusnson Jobe J. Dorian. Office: No. 214 Broadway. Daily, per annum in ad Daily, Six months ‘ Daily, One month, Daily, per week.. Weekly, per annum in ad- VANCE. cere ee eeee Specimen copies free ——_ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1898. — $$ Bryan's regiment is called the “‘silver battalion."? Well, to be can- did, is not that silver gag beginning to be somewhat mouldy? Camara and his rat eaten fleet have héld the attention of the world too long. It is now in order that he sail his ships or take them ashore with him. Hottanp’s didapper torpedo boat has been undergoing the severest of tests by navy officers, and it is prob- able the little plunger may yet take a part in opening mined ports, Tue present city council will go down in history as the first one io Paducah that bas found it necessay to appoint a committee to hear charg- es of bribery against one of its mem- bers. Tue rapid shipments of cotton into Santisgo harbor by the Vesuvius do not have an immediate tendency to start any mills in motion—except those of the gods which grind exceed- ing fine. ‘Tue paper that gets paid to print the official proceedings of the council should print them in full. The peo ple would like to know to whom that $2,854.52 went to that was paid out al the last council meeting. must be getting lively in na, Blanco has begun to sleep out of nights, instead of slumbering de the palace walls, He leaves his secretary to attend to there, and hies himself to one of the forts in the vicinity, It may long until, like the country school master, he will be ‘boarding around’ the city. business not be Sexaton Love, in suggesting thet a general law be passed to eliminate professional lobbyists, seems to for- get that there are already more laws on that subject thane have ever been put into operation, The way to kill the lobby, and to kill it dead, is to make the business unprofitable; and the way to do that is to put lobby- proof men in the seats of the legisla. tors. Cua is somewhat exacting in enstern matters, One of our ships was ordered to leave her ports, The best thing for China to do is to keep dark, lay low and say nothing. Both China and Spain have arrived at the period of their vations! decadence, and it stands China in hand not to be ip ber. gations by interested “|latest effort of one Senatorial rary pats itself on the back, and at the same time attempts to slur the Sux on account of the rge'"’| Hon. Jerre M. Porter at the rec jamount of *‘news’? in its yesterday’s|T. P. A. day at the Omaha Expo lissue. As twelve columns of that al-| sition: jleged ‘‘news’’ relates to the’ worst] ‘Behold the great American drum- that has ever disgraced Pa.| mer, the mogul locomotive that pails | ducah’s etty © i Register is} ‘be train of commerce, the piston lucah’s city council, the Register is} ito: drives the wheels of commerce, entitled to all the satisfaction it can] ihe great torcblight of American en extract from its publication, Eighteen] terprise and push, I am a drummer. more of the same choice] I have traveled in this country for [twenty vears. During these years 1 ‘ ‘ ; onl have traveled 150,000 miles, and) ter this morning, to the exclusion Of} s+ returned to my home without 1 the usual batch of plate, The Su We ate glad to: come to Othe. prefers to give the news—local news] ha, and propose to invade the inter- of Paducah, war news, ete, illustrious eommon- than go into details regarding scan- dals Soppected with the present city ia largely known as the native state The Register has devoted] (¢ one noted son. But since we hav. thirty columns of ‘set’? matter tO) been here and met your mayor, your that subject in the last twodays, and| Mr. Morse and other distinguished still has failed to do the subject jus-| citizens, we have come to the con tic clusion that there are others. We “a Jong have thought that the foir daughters of Kentucky were powhere in all this world equalled in beauty, grace and goodness, but we have STORE | scandal columns reading matter appears in the Regis. 8e, 10¢ and 1 EAR front in the politic: § , toe, r2'se and 15¢ c and 10¢ ++25¢ council. ers, each. nd drawers, seeee25C, 35¢, 39¢ and 50c Ir one desires a local and practical demonstration of McKinley prosperi- | ty let him converse with some of the!Toarned there are others. workmen at the railroad shops. It}tucky is famed as the land of fine will be found that last year they were] horses and fast drummers, that the making from $32 to $40 a month and] state had no peer tn the production today they are making from $60 to] that unmentionable article that we ‘ refer to have you taste rather than $80 per month. It don't take any} bout, Rak car have to show to figures these men|Qmaba and discovered that there are what Republican rule andJothers. Kentucky and Nebraska are protection means to the working-| somewhat alike. — Both of theif gov- | man. When a oman with a{ernors are statesmen. Both have \ _ sent seme noted men into the politi- family is compelled live on halt tare,}°Cl arena, Both are for the free |the impression he gets is a lasting coinage of silver, 16 to 1, or bust All the free trade and free sil-] But we have gotten over these un- ver orators in the world could not ex: |fortanate incidents, (‘Tremendous plain to him that it is better to have ai aan at laughter. ) BSS ood we stand for ce, Commerce tree trade, free silver and half rations, | ieee ype oc hae is king. My wife tells me that eot- than to have republican rule and pro: ! ton used to be king in the sont) perity. The very thought of a coun-| But commerce is king today. The try at war, with such flattering.pros-|drammers are the men of the tine socts as confront the United States| Blessed are the men who know how to close a war, The drummers are today, is enough to obliterate the free really the men who closed the last ade and free silver party from thelwar; they obliterated the traces of sectionalism after the politicians, the —— > carpet baggers ava others failed, Lt Next to the Rothebilds and the] will be the drummers who will close Bank of Spain, who, after all are but] this war, and when Uncle Sam pushes forward to plece his flag, on new domains the energetie drummer will ers, the largest owners of the great] ie yiohe with him.’ and inereasing bonded debt of Spain| “tq conclusion, the eloquent Ken belong to the Catholic church of] tuckian said if the msyor would oly that country, That fact came about] turn over the corkscrews and the ca in this wise: Napoleon's armie plundered the churches, After: the emperor's defeat, the church de- | manded compensation from the na- | had lost much more SKIRTS eee eeg8e and nd blac! 2¢. ‘ace of the earth, banking managers of individual hold- European trality—or she may lose some other ports, A rELLow without argument city, and designate what particular color he wanted Omaba painted, the visitors would proceed to have ‘a hot time in the old town.’ mayor magnanimously turned over Holly Alliance, another name| bis handsome silver corkscrew to the " . speaker, and sald apy color of paint |for the same thing as the present] youid ‘do, as long as it was red European concert,” forced King] Thereupon there was a great shuut of {Ferdinand to pay over several hun-] glee, which was only increased dred millions in bonds to the church] Bandmaster Greene struck up the rulers. They now own at least $500- erstwhile popular air. This was fol 000,000 of the bonds of Spain—one- pested by: 6, yell: renteres, rome fourth of its entire debt. The Roth- PLEASED. childs control $800,000,000, About $500,000,000 more are in Spain itself, and the rest is probably under Amer- ican and English control. That is |held by the banking interests that {center in New York, London and Amsterdam. ways resorts to abuse and detraction. | The Senate wind mill is now grinding on the Hawaiian bill. Some of the members have been ransacking the closets of forgotten epithets to find The wise- tion, which The one to hurl at the opposition. acre is to decry the annexation of se Hawaii as a scheme of isp It is unfortunate that every Senator is not a statesman, and that a lion’s skin may contain an ass. The Show at je Park is Tne star of Speaker Reed bas Drawing Large Crowds, passed its zenith and now travels to its rest, near the sunset land. In his One of the largest and most enthusiastic crowds of the season uttended the performance at LaBelle park last night, and pronounced the : show the best ever given there. The | Tue estimates of the wheat acreage| features are unusually good, and «l condition furnished in the June] will no doubt draw the people the report of the Federal Department of harp nos of the week as they have so far. own home district his opposition to Hawaii, has put a bad taste mouth, and at a large gathering there in its he was given the favor of its silence His name, always heretofore received with applause, was mentioned. This is that when he does not represent the} loud not even an intimation Agriculture are calculated by experts to foreshadow a production larger specialty of dialogue, and dance than that.of any previous year. The} won much applause, and have become estimate of Statistician Brown, of| great favorites. the New York Produce Exchange is that the yield will aggregate 637,- 500,000 bushels, The greatest pre- Miss De Voe is a graceful dancer, vious crop was in 1891, when the/and there is scarcely anything final official report made the yield] possible to be done in the terpsicho- 611,780,000 bushels, ‘The increase | fean line that che cannot do. The wonderful acrobats,the Abbac- this season is : cos, gave two exhibitions, one of < which was flavored with comedy, and zvodl prices realized for the crop of} both of which evoked well merited 18: Prices of wheat have receded | applause. Billy Swor, on account of a cold, was excused Inst night, but wil Swor and De Voe, in their pleasing will of his people, an indefinite leave of absence may be granted him with- out asking for it. Tur Senate has taken up the Nica. ragua canal subject, and has pending before it a bill by which the] canal will by United States. This war will prove blessing to us if this canal is built as| @ sequence. operation years ago but for the ma-| of the Pacific railroads, These railroads ins and expert juggling, bas never been surpassed in Paducah, now be constructed the in acreag the logical At would bave been in| outcome of the big dewand sad the chinations of developing | considerably since the culmination of Le Chicago bull speculation in the! acoptiess be better tonight. He is old crop; but a retura to the old 10] one of the most entertaining monol- price level may not be a necessary] ogists ever heard here. sequence of this season's abundant} The singing, dancing and comedy harvest. The world’s crop is not yet ra Mr. Chas. Regan was universally made, and it is not likely that a tat] liked, and the young man is one of 7 *'! best ever heard here. He entertains harvest in this country and even fait! , crowd as long as he is before the crops abroad will altogether overcome | footlights, and is always compelled the price stimulating effects of severai|to respont to two or three encores, at mathe as Wie Wprhn's ROO: PRP tees atohiay aah-ok ibe show mE n the contrary, the out- . of the strongest that counld be put look is favorable for the continued] on—the musical experts, Regan and prosperity of the American wheat] McCoy. who play on bells, glasses, mandolin, banjo, ocarino, and Salf a dozen other things. There is no music prettier than that made on the glasses. All who desire to spend a pleasant evening should go out to La Belle. SEVERAL RECKUITS, Government Men Stole a March on the Others, and building up the interior along their lines e relied on Pacific and| Auantic freights at enormous fi to supply their income. The ures have had the western seaboard and the eastern consumers by the throat, and the Nicaragua canal will loosen the strangling grasp. fig- Since the cable is open to Guan- tanamo bay, there will quick communication with our aavy be easy and] duction, and army officials and the President, What benefit this will be to the gen- grower. eral public in the matter of war news ——_— ASALISFIED DEMOCRAT. has yet to be determined. It is prob- able the same old game of censorship The Paducah Sux mentions among other available republican candidates for congress in this district, our own long ‘Tom Patterson, the chairman of the republican county committee. It our people were so far to forget themselves as to elect a republican from this district, we would rather that man he ‘Pat’? than any we} Capt, Murphy and Lieut. Shelton, could mention now.—Calloway]of the regular service, who arrived Times. yesterday to recruit, have enlisted about thirty men since their arrival. Nine enlisted here yesterday, and Lieut. Shelton went down to Metrop- The public spirited citizens offolis and secured eighteen, The lat- Srooklyn, Ilj., are arranging for an|ter were last night sent to Union In| oitime Fourth of July celebration. |City, Tenn., where about forty-five ‘4 ee "| There will be a picnic, music and|have been concentrated by the offi- order to make the war of any decisive | danciag, and patriotic addresses by|cers, preparatory to being sent to benefit, the Spaniards will have to be| prominent speakers, ‘Che affair will]Camp Alger, Washingtou, ‘They left soundly beaten and made to under-| be held in a shady grove just outside| the Union depot on the cannon ball. the town. Dr, Glass, John Chap-| Capt. Murphy avd his lieutenant man and others are at the head of the} will probably go down to Union City affair and will see that all who attend] this evening and make preparations will have a good time. to send the recruits to Washington. They got quite a number of the young men at Metropolis who were waiting for the officers from Camp Chickamauga, to join Capt Davis’ company. will be maintained and the country will have nows fed to it with a spoon by the departments, in such doses as they see proper. ‘The great Spanish The only cable cut, which closes him up in a measure, but the iar has his irrepressible American news editor is hard to beat, is hs If manufact- ures suilicient to fill his columns, 1 to surpass no news comes to he FOURTH AT BROOLYN, Prack telegrams are amongst the sare ered items of news, and it is claimed that overtures will be made for a conclu- sion of the war within ten days. stand that the question involved In it is not “Spanish he any respect for that humanity and justice. or’—nobody bas but freedom, Spain must humiliation, She and ‘sat down hard’’ in a corner, out of the way of| @ the world’s progress. ‘The petulant little bully must be brought, by blows, which alone can teach her, to realization of her insignificance and the ludicrousness of her pretensions, be whipped mast to be despoiled Don’t Tobacco Spit ang Smoke Your Hide Away. 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