The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 21, 1898, Page 2

NOW is the time to B Quting and Traveling Costumes For the July Vacation Trip. “Ye Have an Exc- less Assortment Tailor-Made Skirts and Suits Fresh from the fashionable makers, every one correct in style and qual- he price being the smallest item. Linen crash skirts, 3's yards wide 2 he Stylish wash covert cloth skirts, with solid colored bands, only $1. White and colored linen and pique skirts and suits for dres Stylish wool suits for traveling Shirt Waists —Absolutely essential to comfort in traveling. . 50c 76c | Pretty lawn and per-| Shirt waists of fine} black and lawn, dimity and mus- with de-|lin — well made and|son—the regular 1.50 tachable collars. perfect in fit, You Will Need These Accessories to the toilet while away from home. Colgate’s violet water, 35c bottle. Pure castile soap, two cakes for 5c Linen collars and cuffs, ro and 15 cents. Si cale wais' fancy colo Fancy silk parasols 1.50. Handsome Dresden handle, changeable taffeta umbrellas, 2,80. Pique puff ties, 25¢. ap fans, 9 inches long, for 3, 5 and toc. Be onineible thread vests, silk taped, fast black, only 25c. Fall Carpets Arriving It will pay you to come early and have first choice of the splendid assortment of two-ply tapestry, moquet, Wilton and Axminster weaves. Our 121-2c Matting Has brought us many friends. The supply i We have other excellent cotton warp ma‘ Carpet Remnants \% yard lengths, fringed ends, for rugs, only 98c. ae uh big fot of short lengths, suitable for druggets, halls and small rooms, at greatly reduced prices. Muslin, Scrim and Point d’Esprit Curtains { curtains used this s Embroidered and ruffled Swiss and muslin curtains, 1.75 and The most popular varieti: a pair. 219 BROADWAY In speaking of the value of the or- ganization, the Messenger says: “Old industries are seeking new locations, new enterprises are seeking T do not believe there i a case of dyepep- buge su much war’ paint, ble {Stranger ia the city one day liberal indacements many them may be brought to see the ad- vantage of coming to Owensboro, where there is cheap labor, cheap fuel, cheap raw material and cheap transportation, the main considera- tions that manufacturing institutions Organized, well d rected efforts will put these advan- tages before investors and bring good lieved at once end YSPEPSIA SOCIETY NOTES. punger society set enjoyed a} kind of days, than any amount of dance at Ramona park Tuesday even-| cheap cologne. How much more de- Owensboro has many points of ex- But it in no way surpasses Paducah, and yet the business men of this city year after year neglect to organize to work together for the up- building of the city. growth of Evansville, which has io- creased in population 26,000 in the inst ten, years has been in a great measure due to the efficiency of its association of business men. ville, Lexington and countless other cities have profited in the same way Bat Paducah even allows Metropo- lis to capture a big plant which qught to have come here. ‘The wonderful Miss Katie Robins has issued invi- tations for a birthday given tomorrow evening from 8 until 10 at her home on South Sixth, Misses Minnie Leonard, of Eddy- Marjorie Match bbe A Montgomery, Ala., who have been] Blanktown Blower’s Correspondent Tells popular visitors in our midst for sev- Our business men should wake up, bers eee et whe Leonard's sister, ‘ant Attacked Wheeler} patile that was fit at Vanila Bay, but ‘+A good general never overlooks a point in the game,’ said 8>/ Vaughan Dabney and Margie Scott} a good deal more, maybe, for its hav- ex-army oilicer who grieves because | returned today from Creal Springs, time bas ruled him out of the service. “Nothing escapes should be remembered by these curb- stone and corner grocery strategists who gather a little surface information then howl because campaigns || 1: | on in accordact with their plans. “Apropos to this, 1 what a little thing that happened be- fore we attacked Fort Donelson, and yet there is no measuring the effect it may have had upon history. Gen, White linon waists, | very popular this sea Mr. Tow Hall left yesterday for Mr. sod Mrs. H. W. Van Senden vening for Washington. Mrs, William Cowgill and children, Mrs. Ben Weille and child and Miss Janie Rivers leave for semennane eae Mrs. Lloyd Boswell, Mrs. Harry called council of war to con-|Tandy and Misses Mary and Annal js was as follows: er whether they should attack at] Boswell left at noon today for Dixon once or give the troops a few days’ | Springs. rest. The other otticers favored rest, while Gen, Grant smoked and gave no opinion. ** “There was a deserter brought in this morning,” the gener- lly said, “Let us see him and wuat he has to say.’ thing Grant did when the fellow came in was to open up his knapsack. ‘Where are you from?’ the general then asked. ‘Fort Donelson’ ‘You have six days’ rations, I see. When served /' ‘Yesterday morn- ing’ ‘Were the same ratious served to all troops?’ ** ‘Yes sir.’ ‘‘Gentle- men’ said Grant, ‘troops do not bave rved out to them in a fort if they mean to stay there These men mean to retr-al, fight. We will attack at once.” Mrs, Will Clements and children left yesterday for Madison, Ind. Miss Martha Leech not yet exhausted. ngs at 15 and 1gca yard. Mr, H, L. Bradley left today for Cairo on businesss. see a woman wal plate ot the! and my Point d’esprit and lace trimmed scrim curtains, 3.50 to 5,00 a pair. Embroidery Lessons Free One embroidery lesson by our Mrs. Balsley, who has had eve advantage in this line, given free of charge when the materials bought from us. This offer is fer July and August only. ELLIS © Rudy & Phillips 221 BROADWAY So with a bu- Nothing About Politics at Fulton Yesterday. Ths following Col. William Jennings Bryan at Fal- ton yesterday when he and his regi- of tenderly known benefactor with gratefulness / him one short wiltering g'are, the dangerous] ),,,}j9 look of a tiger whose young has been] ; jj. jy, and gives one turn and Her glance translated | |,)o , ‘Obnoxious creat- ure, do you mean for one moment to It is. probable that the former sil- since he donned the uniform of a L S. soldier, and that is that speeches are not expected from soldiers, ‘<1 am indeed grateful for the hon- | wou'd amout to: or shown our troops, the Third regi- THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN {meot. He knows that the probabili- ————— | ties are that the war will be closed Published every afternoon, except | before Havana is attacked. thus be enabled to tell what he would have done had he the opportunity,and he can disclaim all responsibility for the many defeats that Spain has met, accordance with Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INOORPORATED: Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50 Daily, Six months ** * 2.25 Daily, One month, “ ‘ 40 Daily, per week.......... 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance.... Specimen copies tree THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1898, Tue Washington Post suggests that Admiral Cervera should not prize too highly the flowers that the ladies are sending him, because they do the same kind act for condemned murderers. Accoxvine to press reports, Ger- many has backed down, and is now endeavoring to assure the United States that no unfriendliness was meant by the course of the German admiral in the Philippines, If this change of front of Germany be true, it is simply because the German gov- ernment has seen that this country will tolerate no interference. It is a complete vindication of the course of Admiral Dewey and of the course of the administration at Washington. This nation wants no trouble with Germany, but this bas been a most | excellent time to let Germany and other European na Tue report now comes that Gen- eral Blanco has denied all participa. tion in the surrender at Santiago, and that he bas cabled to Madrid that General Tora! surrendered with- out his knowledge. It this be true, it shows what a despicable lisr and that General Toral will be court- martialed and shot on bis return to} who compose it show that the asso-|21mim ciation will be © vast benefit to that Bianco wants to retain his good standing with the home govern. insinuate that I am not faultless in What right have you to tell me whether my hair ig down] ijnued. ( or not you atrocious ment of Nebraska volunteers, and on- ly regret that we can not stay longer 1 wish that we bad time to show you the boys and let you see what kind of people grow up in Ne- I know the K_ntuckians and their reputation as fighters and with all respect to them, I can say that I think we have a regiment that will compare very favorably with them I hope to see Kontucky beys and Ne- braska boys fighting (aot one anoth- er, but side by side is the only w want to see them fight.) together in an effort to give to Cuba that freedom which we have promised her.”” COMPANY K 9 meddling old said ‘‘Money is the root of all evil,’’ but feminine vanity Olympia, is truthfully the same. e to run upon an innocent stumbling block that brings her pride to earth, and instead of being thankful to her} oo o}n _ benefactor she wants to play foreven} for the Blows and burt back, rule, a thankless task to tell a woman] ¢) 0.) of any disaster which has befalleo} j,j, PResiperr It hurts ber} 4y.5 jo¢ Vide Pasipen 7 the battle Blanco is no better than any of the rest of his nation’s generals, REPUBLICANS AND THE GOE- oe “It is really remarkable,”’ says| *! Dick Rudy, “how some reporte get{ Saviards, after he had nearly all the so completely tangled up, Now imag- ine me,’’ contioues that gentleman, ts “bemg held and having s girl kiss] C0Uld have done nothing more than Fear has been expressed in some quarters that the action of publicans of Kentuck, + 1,00 Leslie Parks Off On a Furlough, Grandmother Ul, in sending in names to the State Election Commis. sion to act on the County Commis- ks, who left here volunteers, 18 Dick ; of sions, is ipso facto a concession that the law is constitutional and at the same time just. & groundless fear,tor the Republicans are as much Opposed to the Goebel election law now as at the time of its with the company course you were Given Fowler, who from practice or] feckleseness and splendid courage, by natural gift—-or probably both— : x interyrets signs as Sherlock Holmes] W## ever sent in, After guaipleHng turned mystery into history, by de- ciphering the stains on a shoe or the finger marks on a dusty window sill, saw no signs of you being held. He received a telegram sev- eral days ago announcing that bis Charles, Ky., was in tion, and was granted a furlough. He arrived there Monday, and find- ing his relative better, came to Padu- acday or two with report back by He was formerly a baker a dying condi- The Republicans who have sent in names to the State Board have done so according to instructions from our Whether his ad- vice be sound or not, is a matter that time alone will tell. By the way, what has become of Gus Thompson? We wonder if he has torn any more $60 dress i There is one or two redeem- ing features about Gus, however—he] pedo boats. Their lose in killed and ——————] wounded {8 something near 10,000, SLAUGHTER OF... LAW NS) -cwisuicconatie State Chairman, He reports most of the boys well. One or two who have been ill ever since they went into given honorable discharges before the The understanding Many Republi- cans in the state do not agree with Chairman Barnett, these dessenting able lawyers and shrewd politicians, The Goebel law is as infainous and a3 unjust now as it ever was, Republicans of the state will pro- nounce against it in no unmistakable regiment moves, was when Private regiment would move by Monday, It Republicans are each company will be taken to Porto DISSOLUTION NOT me One case lawns, the kind we have been selling at 3c, now 2) CENTS YARD ship heretofore ex- next state campaigo and a most im- isting between S. § Stark, doing business as $. Stark & Bro., at 120 South Second street hes been dissolved by mutual consent, 8. Stark is to remain and conduct the same business, assuming all the lia- bilities of the firm as well as collecting all accounts due the firm, s understand | iniquity and passed at the bidding of that the United States is not only | 9s corrupt a ring of political tricks- able to manage her own affairs, but| ters and bosses as ever saddled them- that she proposes to do so. ‘This selves upon a political party. fact the world now knows, ; Republicans of Kentucky will not Thirty pieces lawns, dimities, ete., that were toc, 12!ve and 15¢, now 5 CENTS YARD cease their opposition to the measure until the people of this state have ex- pressed their approval or disapproval at the polls, and that they will do at the state election next fet tickets for ra Thursday and Friday _at Van Calins, will buy you a gallon of old Monarch whiskey for your cor-| Telephone 63 and delivered free, SHIRT WAISTS ‘That were 98c, $1.25 and $1.50, Owensboro Business coward Blanco is, and also means} Association has be en organized, and] qf you want a load of clean nut the number and character of the men | coal, te lephone No. 70, Barny & Hennesrncer, 50 CENTS EACH L.B, OGILVIE & CO pation Forever, ndy Cathartic, 100 oF 250, 8’ Golden Penny. never deviates from the paths of in- tegrity aod is always prompt at church weddings “Why ia it the girls in Paducah week. We suppose the gentle meant rouge and it was very unkind, tor in my Opinion there is nothing so iil-formed as to pile rouge upon on cheeks, and there ought to be an edict against it. It seems to go with paste diamonds and Bowery girls, If the girls would only believe it the complexions God gave them me far prettier than the ones you buy at the drng store for 25 vents a box — The paint the girls use 1s not half so ob- noxious to the public as the lavish use of perfumes. Good soap and water and borated talcum powder are more refreshing on cold days and on hot daye, rainy days, or any other lightful it would be to sit beside » man (for it is the men who saturate their handkerchiefs) in a street car or some place of amusement, if he would let perfume severely alone. WRITERS WIN BATTLES. How He Won the Fight. We were a little late, says the Blank- town Blower, with our report of the the reader who seeks after the truth will prize our only authentic account ing come in later than any other one, » letter our correspondent sent was mislaid in the Hong-Kong post office for several days on account of the »pe not bearing the letters “L ” showing the intense ignorance of those heathens where every prospect pleases and only man is vile—just aa if everybody on earth did not know where Blanktown is, When at last the letter was forwarded to me, together with a note of apology from the new republican postmaster at Hong-Kong, anila, Phillipene Hands, May Special Correspondence the Blank- town Blower. “Yesterday morning at an early hour Admiral Dewey and myself, ac- Leech and} companied with some aid in the shape left today for] of armed vesse uiled into the bay of Vanila under cover of the darkness. Mr, Dewey and myself were not on the same Vessel, by request of Mr. Dewey. He feared two such heavy i} weights would sink any one vessel in down the street triumphantly, head] (he nay The ve containing Mr sky high, except when she now and at herself in the glass windows of the stores, silks] Jough. hing, serenely oblivious fact that her back hair had taken's passed through the tumble and was dangling down? You know that she is unconscious} lights only stern lights. Mr. Dewey of this heart breaking calamity and] iad personally warned me not to ap- that she {s being ridiculed by the " amused bystanders. mane feeling, wishing to put a rapid end to her humiliation you rush} tleet than me, Icall him George most frantically up to her and ina loud tone, say, ‘Pardon ce but your! however, could not be restrained, and coiffure has slipped and your switch is quite nsplaced,’’ or words to that effect in some kind worded speech. Dewey was the Olympia, and that eon- taining myself was the Hugh MeCul- he vessels containing Dewey If and a few other persons raits past the batteries in single file, s ng no ar while entering the harbor, as anger to me might result, and said tha@ he would rather lose all of his of the time, My eagerness for battle, before the vessel containing me had ed the land batteries I stuck my read up above the deck to take a peep at the defenses that loomed up in the darkness, Tho momant my head ape peared the enemy saw something and gave the alarm, and im- ly the batteries belehed forth ish flames and their burdens of shot and shell. I have it on relia- y that when the first gun Heo! on his vessel, said: Phere! ed do that, He's eo reckless in matters where personal danger isconcerned. The battle con- sent for me to come aboard his ship, eo that, in case we went down, we could gotogether. He and I stood on the bridge of the watching the progress of Thefe we stood, and in the intervals between observations on each other's splendid courage and talked about my report er, George wants you to S}eave him four copies. He'll pay for all right, as he will maybe get wages raised after this fight. Sev- eral times George asked me if I could suggest anything else to do to the vessels sunk or burning, but I assured him that if I were doing it myself I ) me, Why, there isn't a word of trath| he had done. ‘This pleased him, and then I and he went down stairs to breakfast. We then renewed our bat- tle, exposing ourselves with great antil it is a wonder that this report the destruction we had so well begun, T and George retired to another part of the bay, aasured ourselves that neither of us had been hurt in any way, and we were two of the happiest eople on earth when we found it out, he Spanish flevt consisted of 15 firste coats} vlass battleships, with 20-inch armor, with innumerable monitors and tor- Just after we had disabled the fleet, Tand Dewey decided to cut the cables, and we did so, not wishing any other paper to get a seoop on the Blower, A Lost Sovereign. An old gentleman, evidently atherer of statistics, but witha kind- y face which shaded off to something lke philanthropy about the edges, was gazing abstractedly down Lime street, Liverpool. Suddenly he stepped up to a gentleman who was waiting for a tram and, touching him lightly on the shoulder, said: “Excuse me, but did you just drop a sovereign?” holding in his hand the coin mentioned. The gentleman questioned made a hasty search of his pockets and said: “Why, so I did! And I hadn’t missed it!” holding out an eager hand. The old man drew forth f phakerbook and took his name ress. “I thought so,” turn- “Well,” said the other, “do you want it all asa reward?” “I did not find one,” said the old man, “but it struck me that in a large city like this there must be a lot of money lost and upon inquiry I find you are the thirty-first man who has lost « sovereign this very morning.”—~ Argument to convince a thintk person that money is thrown w az roe invested in a typewriter at has not passed Ite experi- ‘perimenting are iti ‘machine. of experiment? period. 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