The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 27, 1898, Page 2

RACKET STORE THE WORDS OF A PATRIOT. In his speech upon the Hawaiian anvexation bill, in the United Svtes| senate, Saturday, Senator Teller, of Colorado, touched upon the brow! 407 BROADWAY question of territorial expansion in the following patriotic and prophetic words: d OF INTEREST NOW Crash for dress skirts, per yard A bargain in white P. K. at. White organdie, per yard. SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ladies’ summer vests... Children’s summer vest: Boys’ Balbriggan shirts and drawers, each Men's fine Balbriggan shirts and drawers, each. DRESS SKIRTS Crash dress skirts......... Novelty dres Novelty dre: The best fitting shirt waists are LACE CURTAINS We offer special bargains in new lace curtains at 98c, 99¢, $1.25, 1.48, 1.89. to 4.95 a pair. New lappet drapery (white), per Extension rods (brass), each.. PURCELL & IESE IL EET IEE BERET EES PC LE THE PADUGAH DAILY SUN | Publishei every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPARY, INCORPORATED | | | | PRestpert ‘Vick Pagsipest SECRETARY CLL UDREASURER | R.W. Clements, W. F. Poxton 3 Wiluamson Jobn J. Dorian. M. Fisher No. 214 Broadway. Dail, annum in advance. $ 4.50 Daily, oo ha saarmatee et Daily, One month, Daily, per week.. Weekly, per annum in ad- Specimen copies free fall well that the question of ‘‘terri- torial aggression’? will be settled one way or another before the issues of the next campaign are wade up. If he made his Lawrenceville address,1n which he pointed out the dangers, as he sees them, involved in the policy towards which events are rapidly ca trying this nation, with the idea of putting himself again in the front as @ veacher, he did so knowing that he will not be called upon to go before the people upon a platform opposing territorial expansion. That question will be settled as a war measure and permanently in the next few months. The occasion, however, has given Mr. Cleveland the opportunity to emerge from bis retirement and ag: to pose as a leader. His appearance willdo much to shatter the charm that as attached to the name of Mr Bryan for the lasttwo years. It will demonstrate to the Democrats who yoted for Bryan in 1896 that there are other leaders equal to him, of which Mr. Cleveland is by no means the least. This is all that Cleveland expects to accomplish by his recent utterance, and that he has already done, — oo THE AMERICAN SOLDIER. An instructive incident occurred at the landing of the American army at Baiquiri. That pomt is the termi nus of a short riilroad. The landing of the America’ s took the Spaniards hy surprise and they retreated very suddenly. Before their flight they attempted, so the story goes, to dis- able a locomotive standing with steam on the track by disconnecting the coupling rods, the throttle, lever and several essential parts, burying some and throwing others into the sea. ‘Two engineers bappened to be with the advance squadron of the Twenty- second infantry and the troops went for the locomotive with a yell, The soldiers, hunting sbout for the miss- ing parts, found vised others. One engineer acting as fireman and the other at the throttle, in twenty mioutes they rao her into Juragua, five wiles distant, with the tender full of sharpshootere, delirious with enthusiasm over Yau- kee ingenuity, at which poiot the soldiers captured a large amount of provisions. This story well illustrates the great effectiveness of the Am ry soldier as a Gighting quantity, He is some and impros skirts, all wool..... sas skirts, green and blac’ “Where American soldiers are buried, there the American flag will float, and to remain, and we will take the responsibility of Oe ev eeeee Se, 1oc and 12'¢e s12'se Pre fi and 7 ec and roc +025¢ seeeee25C, 35¢, 39¢ and soc revere i seeeeg8e and 95¢ oa 72 ETE eS , and brown and $2.98 + 98c , 1.90, 1.95, 1.98, 2.25 and up seeeBhe 12¢, 24¢ and 25¢ THOMPSON... equal to every emergency. Ifatrain crew is wanted it is found among the volunteer army. If a bridge is to be repaired, the mechanics are found Whatever is necessary to be done can be accomplished by the Ameri- can soldier, Hence an American army isa storehouse of latent en ergy, exhaustless in its resources and \irresistible in its power. While will- ; ing to be a part of a vast machine cr orgatization and glad to be such when an army is to be crushed or & city taken, the American soldier never forgets his individuslity or that his every mental faculty as well as his physical being belongs to his country. Thus the unobtrusive sol- dier becomes the hero of some act of bravery and daring, or rises rapidly settling the questions involved. * * “Whatever may be done-—whatever policy may be adopted—I do not believe that our action will in any manner endanger the soli: ity and perpetuity of American institations. We may take Cuba, Porto Rico and the Yhilippines, but we shall be able to take care | of them in a way satisfactory to their people and satisfactory to | our own people.” —_—_$>_—$—$———————————————— SUNDAY OUTINGS. jsense, yet in a sense perfeci|y —o true, the republican party is the pro- | Several Fxcursions Yesterday, gressive institution of the worl. | More than that, it is the conservative | A WATERY — Other Diversions. The handsome steamer Dick Fow- ler carried a small crowd to Smith- land, Owen's Cave and Golconda yes- terday morning from Metropolis and Paducah. ‘Those who went report a most enjoyable trip, nothing occurr- ing to mar the pleasure of the voyage except a heavy rain storm that struck the boat about Brooklyn on ber way back, after nearly all the people had landed. Tbe Chattanooga brought up an excursion from Cairo yesterday after- noon, and the visitors spent several pleasant hours bere. The celebration ot memorial exer-| cises at LaBelle park by the Odd Fel. lows yesterday afternoon was largely attended, and the services were most impressive. Those who ate in me- moriam in the two lodges are: MANGUM LopaR, NO. 21, C.F, Kotheimer, Frank Grimm, Adam Henneberger, Max Hefner, Jacob Christ, Henry Heube, John W. Amen, Joho Niehaus, Charles Robinson, Greif, 5 Turner, Charles Niehaus, F. D. Fleece, R. O. Wash, Mike Kreutzer, John A. Cutreil, | force of this country. overy fanaticism, and every fanatic is its foe. against anarchism, every form of faith or doctrin It opposes | It is the hope of the country | socialism, and which is inconsistent with our free i stitetions, and the tried principles of liberty which 1s the result of so many | struggles by lovers of freed: ag purposed ant wrought out the free dom of race. It purposes th those who have labored and saved a competence or a fortune, even thoug! it be inconceivable in extent, shall not be robbed by a Debs, a Bryan, or any other creature. It believes av‘! teaches that the rich do not hate the poor, und that the poor need not nd shou'd not despise the rich. It is now doing its part, and I believe the greater part, toward bestowing the blessings of freedom upon the op- pressed people of Cuba, Porto Rivo| and tho Puilippines, and if it appears necessary that this country shoul: wn and control these islands, in or der that ‘‘their feet may be taken out of the mirey clay, and that their going may be established,” we will own control them and succor them, and that will be done by re- publican votes. No party with sucli splendid history and purpose can afford to ‘fase’? — wits populists, Give us a clean candidate this and @every other year, and after awhile, sooner or later, our efforts will be crouded wit! victory. The democrats cannot foo! all the people all the time. Traly, Ep, Tuomas. F. W. Schroeder, J. P, Birchett, Wm. Farrel, Charles O. Chureh, Cal. C, Smith, Fred Seamon, Nat. F, Harmon, James E. Phelps, THE SCHOOLS. Institutes are to Be Held Next Month. The examination of teachers for P. D. Yeiser, Fred Fablbrash, John W. Tapscot, Wm. Greif. Charles Williams, Adam Neff, C. B, Malkins, Paul Leisner, R. H. Riggio, INGLESIDE LODGE, NO. 195, T. J. Ashbrook, Charles Bachman, Daniel Fourshee, J. B. Sleetb, along the lines of regular promotion. But whether in the ranks or bearing a commission, the American soldier 1s at all times an element of unlimit- ed possibilities, on the field of battle or in the council of war. DEMOCRACY’S TRIALS, Events are moving so rapidly that the free silver Democrats are gettivg bewildered. They had flattered them- selves that Grover Cleveland was po- litically dead; that under the leader- ship of William Jennings Bryan, they had forever retired their former lead- er, who had become to represent to their minds all that was hideous of party treason, corporations and the single gold standard. They also re- joiced to know their idol, W. J. Bryan, had by bis Omaha Exposition speech, placed himself again in the front by formulating an issue around which the shattered hopes of Dem- ocracy might rally. It is the unexpected that happens, and such was the case when ex-Pres- ident Cleveland made bis recent al- dress in which he placed bimself alongside of Mr. Bryan on the plat- form of opposition to territorial ex- pansion, With Grover Cleveland and William J. Bryan on the same plat- form and both seeking the leadership of their party, there can be but one result—William J. Bryan must stand aside. Such is the horrible picture now silver Democrat. Is silver to be laid aside in 19007 Is W. J. Bryan to be shelved with the 16 to 1 theories? Is Grover Cleveland, the hated leader of the single gold standard adherents, to become again the standard bearer of Democracy? These are some of the questions that are now pertinent, aud they give some idea of the troubles of those Democrats who are opposing territorial expansion ; who want tosee the flag hauled down that now floats ia triumph — before Santiago's walls and in the harbor of Manila, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, The Standard Saloon at 115 North Fourth street will be found open both day and night. Lunch at all hours. Frank Delvin, better known as “Banty,’” is the jolly propri Send your horse to Smith, at Glauber’s stable if it needs the attention of a veterinary surgeon You may thus save a valuable horse. Examination free, 18j7 De. J. Will haunting the imagination of the free Mattbew Shaw, W. H. Henry, E. J. Hollan, Reuben Saunders, Henry Nold, K. K. Wilson, J. W. Sauner, C. P. Cloud, H. H, Stevens, John Ronan, G. W. Wilcox, W. H. Willis, Dr. Thomas Rivers, A. J. Veal, J. M. Bigger, P. G. M., G. G. Piummer, E. B. Jones, W. H. Briao. there was a small clowd at the per- formance at LaBelle park last night. The manager has some good people for the week, including those who weeks, great many went over to that ever popular resort, the lake to speod the day fishiog, The rain very consider- ately waited until after dark for its regular Sunday visit. NO FUSION, Out Republican. Fulton, Ky., June 25, 1898, Editor Sun. nominee for congress by the republi+ cans of this district. I am notinsen- sible to the compliment implied in I thank you for kindly mentioning | Skin Diseases ever discovered. me, in a recent issue of your paper,| Ware of substitutes said to be ‘just as a suitable person to be made ‘a8 good."’ $1.00 per large bottle, certificates in the colored school was finished Saturday afternoon. Onl; one first-class certificate was issued this being to Prof. G. W. Tanner The pupils who recently graduated from the colored schools received second-class certificates, There was one out of thirteen failed to pass, The white teacher's institute wil be beld next month, the last week, «' the high school building, and will be conducted by Supt. Geo. O, Me- Broom. The colored institute will be held the last week in August, and Prof. Benton will conduct. FATAL INJURY. John Hodges May Die From a Fall. GRAVE. Join Bradshaw Drowned in a Pond Whiie Bathing Yester- day—The Body Soon Recovered. lle t Just Gone foto the Water and Asked Por Help—Was 22 Years Old—Boys With Him Kan, John Bradshaw, colored, aged about 22, was drowned in the pond or slough io Guthrie's park about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in sight of two small boys, who were with him. He lives near the Baumer place, «had gone over to go in bathing. ere were two small boys with him. ve evidence of one was that as soon as Bradshaw waded into the potid and got to bis chin, he suddenly threw up his hands and cried for them to throw him something, One of the boys became frightened and ran, aod the other was so badly frightened that he could do nothing. Bradshaw is supposed to have been ed by cramps, The body was recovered about so hour afterward, and an inquest was held by Corever cidental drowning. Bradshaw's remains were taken in charge by Undertaker Nance, and the funeral will take place tomorrow. One of the boys who witnessed the drowniag could not be indaced to testify before the coroner's jury. Bradshaw was aowarned, ci If you want a load of clean nut coal, telephone No. 70. 2Imim~ Barry & Hexw! CONSTIPATION to le wo ‘placed me tn | is such @ relies. | 1s Russell St, Detrolt, Mich. CANDY CATHARTIC Potent, Taste oo jeaken. oF Gripe, CURE CONSTIPATION. ... 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DR, J. W. PENDLEY Office, 116 South Fifth Street. Residence, %4 Tennessee street Office Telephone 175; Residence 415. OR. KING BROOKS Dentist and Oral Surgeon 120 North Fifth Street, HENRY BURNETT Attorney - at- Law Will practice in all the courta.; 18 South (Fourth St., Panvcan, Ky THOS. E. MOSS to think "fe. male diseases" could only be treated after "lo cal examina- tions" by physi- clans, Dread of such treatment kept thousands of modest women Jobn Hodges, s well known young farmer of the Florence Station neigh- borhood, was badly if not fatally bart in a runaway near his home He wos driving when his horse took fright, and he was thrown violently out, striking his head. When picked up the blocd was flowing from his ears, and the supposition was at last accounts that he was fatally injured Young Hodges is 23 years old, and» Owing to the threatening weather} popular young man in that section, A GOOD RECORD, Coroner Phelps yesterday held bis have been here for the past several|/tWenty-fifth inquest since hs went into office. He has been in aout aix months, and has broken all Many people went to the country} records, for the length of time he has j yesterday to spend the day, while 8] been in, RAHEUMATISM CURED, After eminent physicians and all other known remedies fail, Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) will quickly cure. Thousands of testimonials at- test this fact. No case of Rheuma- Some Sound Advice By A Straight /tigm can stand before its magic hear- ing power, Send stamp for book of particulars. 1t contains evidence that will convince you that B. B. 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