The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 3, 1898, Page 2

A BIG SPECIAL SALE OF TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS TELEPHONE © THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN Published every afternoon, except) Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, cor bev NOORPORATED Does | competition Paducah are bi Telephone it Peete f.M. Pisnen y RLW. CLEMENTS. sohn'J. Dorian WP. baxtoN PHRstDENt Vice Paesipent SRCATAMT. THRASURER which is uted with the hop presume prac OM, Pusher, WF de Wiliams DRAW. Cle we Soran business in this city. A the circular f t Office; No. 214% Broadway. 8 Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50] company ia a city the The telephove users of the City of ng furnished with » Competi- reading « Anyone being distri! reventing Jother telephone company from do; »nviace one tha failure, though it | does appear that possily a telephone sine of Knox- MUNYON’S KEACATVE AND INDIGESTION CURE \ hat will | 10 min: | m the mar et SCE: y NOTES. n to the fore, | treiley day of the witiess, Filled to varity be y was for the Fr hav Home Larhour's” Daily, Six months 2.25 | Daily, One month, Daily, per week... pu | Weekly, per annum in ad- Beginning Monday Morning, September 5 Specimen copies f.ce | SATURDAY SEPTEMBER gpasdanaanass200099900009 | STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION. (ll fresh from the tailors, sent us for this sale, madein the new styles, and offered you now for LESS THAN THE MERE MAKING WOULD vost YOU SL. $3.00 de. BE 8 These skirts are . We, the undersigned, re- respectively the Manager, ‘ the Circulator and the § Pressman of the Paducah Daily Sun, do state that the average circulation of the Paducah Daily Sun for the twelve months end- re! July 31, 1898, was (1545) Fifteen Hundred and ene five. AL Youna, : Hint, Cireulator . WETHERINGTON Pressman At this y > we have a large lot of full lined black bro- cade skirts, II lengths Black, brown and blue cloth skirts, percaline lined, stylish braid trimmings, made to sell for $6.00. EC CCCCEEE Taffeta silk lined cloth skirts with the new horizonta tucks—navy blue and black. Manage A The above wa sworn to before me of August, 1898. W.. Pax Notary ? | } : : Fancy Silk and Satin Waists All the newest designs with tucks, rufes and plaits, made of og kell best taffeta and satin. You will want them at these prices, $5.00 to $5.40 Newest Belts and Buckles, 25, 50, 75 $I Special in Colored Taffeta Silks, 59c 22 inches, woven edge, all the our price 59c a yard. commission expire Soi eeceeecoreces’ LHE SCHOOL HOUSE mt DDLE. The new house muddle is creating more talk than anything of its kiod has done for many The facts seem to be, to start with, | that there is a crack in the foun Who is to blame for this, if | | | | school a day. tion, anyone, to decide. Glace and solid colored taffetas, most stylish shades, regular 75¢ quali! Novelty Dress Goods Thirty pieces of all-wool novelty dress gooes, 34 inches wide, espe- cially suttable for separate skirts and children’s dresses, only 25¢ yard. In the Carpet Room New carpets, rugs, curtains, draperies and linoleums are coming in daily. Our stock was never so complete and attractive. This weel rugs, usual price $2.50, for $1.98. There is apparently a dis- | position, however,to attach the blame to Architect B. B, also superintendent of construction when the foundation dy ably because Mr. Davis is away, Davis, who was was laid, prob- | hav: | ing given up his business in respo! to his country’s call began. Whether anyone is to blame from natural causes, and there may have been no possible way to have avoided it, It might have occurred to the strongest foundation if the finest architect and tractor in the world had bad ot the work. T something the matter with the ate ae en, there is SHOE DEPARTMENT We ha ie ample provision for shoeing the children preparatory for school, that soon begins, ‘The variety of materials now used for}One kind of flue, But the manutacture of shoes for the growing youth, comprising vici kid, } building was p, Mr, Davis de- box and kangaroo calf, certainly warrants the assertion that at no prior] cided that other kinds were 1 time were the same facilities offered tor artistically shoeing the gtow- ing generation, and prices so low. buys line of child’s kid shoes, line of child's kid shoe s line kangaroo calf shoes, 5 to 8. > buys line bright grain shoes, 5 to 8. © buys line bright grain shoes, 3!3 to tt yuys line bright grain shoes, 11's to ) buys line kid or kangaroo cali, 8's to 11 buys line kid or kangaroo calf, sizes 11 be to 1 yuys line kid or calf, sizes 2'2 to 8. the All of above are solid, good wearers. ‘ wrong, and ‘will have to be changed. , See our general line fo fall-in all grades. You will like the goods] pence he stopped the work. And and the prices : It Ais t be well to look into our low shoe stock for temporary use, | thé srehitect, upon whom all this van- ‘The prices are very low at this season of the year. not fail to retle ELLIS Rudy & Phillips 221 BROADWAY so says the present superintendent, The original plans, if the Suw is re liably for when the informed, provided o ed, and he changed the plans, Ue drew the plans, and doubtless knew whe he was doing when he changed them izes 5 to &. © buy Now the present superintendent, who atrogates to himself more knowledge of architecture than Mr. he may Davis, which possess, but which few peo ple nevertheiess, > will give bim credit for having says flues are , is away from home, and cannot be heard on the subject. before does anything rash, and rushes into this thing on the word of man who may be capable of judging intelligently and who may not be, to do a litte investigation’ There are bundreds of people in Paducah who know Mr Davis, the architect, and have the ut- most confidence in are sincere in their conviction that he knew what he was doing in making the changes ascribed to him. The honorable board, it appears, is davger not only of entailing an un- necessary expense in making unneces- sary changes, which will have to be paid by the people, but of putting up « building that will prove to be a miserable failure. They will doubt- less admit that individually they know nothing about architecture, and before they take final action, they ought to get the advice of some one who does. It is hinted that there is} spite work behind this business. If] it be true, it cannot be suppressed too soon, The Sun does not profess to know anything about whatthe trouble is at the building, nor of the alleged defects in its architecture, half of the people, it would urge the board to base its action on the ad-| vice of some one who does, his ability, 219 BROADWAY ern % Confidence 2s peuerZ Wevevcceverdvauevere Has Much to Do With Your Pleasure When Riding! POON A Cleveland ten years of experience, The Has the complete confidence with our of the riding public, and we, but in bee recommend the Cleveland to all who wish a substantial, durable, easy-running and Prices no higher than paid for wheels of in. pa Sasa It is told that Architect Davis once | stated under oath in court here that| he didn’t believe a certain man—con tractor—was capable of putting up a good building. This fecling that may have a bearing on| Old wheels taken in exchange. EASY TERMS ferior grade. i casioned ill | aside liberal oO COREEE COC BOLE ECEC CELE COCCOHECCOECS le 1s a matter that will be hard 4 J under when the war], ake a special offer of good quality 30x60 Smyrnajor not, the defect may have resulted} | Kentucky now over been the cars, and it is hoped quite a peat suw will be \ realized to. be donated to that noble institution. flowing Teno manager $2 ville. an not pay its local 10 per month, and pay yinent and set v for the de~ This evening at LaBelle park a ion of the value cf the plant cake walk will take place toe tn ben- tof the Home for the Friendless, with some of Paducah’s well known young people patticipating heavy dam suit ju Howances [pay large divideuds om that €! The cou t required Thurs¢ a dance society with two whether, yevening at Ramooa park was given by the younger people, which proved quite enjoyable, Mamie ever, telephone ¢ ies operating in In no of business requiring a franeh ever take tha The sol both w ke money, oe Judge last friends ala rat ome on Washe ) was given McCabe, of Mr and Jobo aul Maggie Mary Molan, O Brea aod Will) Mars re Goodman {Charles Miss evenibg conse or e does the council | , point into conside ta | tion | parties poi whether Uh the franchise and will carry out their Phose present were flurry Hinkle Me ud Mr wud Mes Muses aud Manite ita able people he seo Mrs. Myc Adkius Mc Ne | agreements. for the that The only point ounci here of re vd w consider 4 company ose able business eady a ling that this new | | to purehase 7 ne franchis sae Wed company reatly decrease cost of 4 wi y telephone service ofal oy 4) that perfectly willing to run all risk ere is a rumor ta the newspapers fashions for wom designs for dust 1 sor's must nec: styles which shall » lack # reas iment about what to wear » have a fair equipment of sand will always skirts of street ground, but good many los g their plant bere he sutuint at the new com} of the hit is willix a ny ks n city ollie than af pay for The i ed ft ons of women ve hise wh to women Ww . tt ribe for y for two telepl for every me chant must both s 4 and th ense know the amon that should nonsense ; ases there are a community to whom the latest fashion ts rt or cleaaliness aud convinced that skirts all the of residents ty company i han cor ved io that the retail mer if two they fashion to t will e once wear ‘ undergo ir and inconveniences such a fashion while it lasts, Blac nelude to t the merchants lon stree will be the addit they will tind BIG SALE A sale so far-reaching, so complete, so convinc-| @ ing in its money-saving arguments, that it will at once appeal to the economical instinct of every buyer of dry goods, in this community. | Hosiery live Wor New Fall Calicoes The best American inc calicoes, fall styles, a yard. The best black and er gray calicoes for The best fancy print fall styles, for only 4c a pay others sc for the ry p 1 si Bargains New fall styles fleece-1 per goods for will have to pay veaya others Notion Bargains Pade 1 wire sh Fall Percales The best styles, tor pay others 12 twiste rea that yc or Pp es 100 u pecial Offering Turkish Bath Soap Handkere Extraordinary Valve Giving Dress charge from now of September yard up. and ty und Clothing, Hats, Knit Underwear and Shoes. very p mad is | | skirts | the for your ¢ er all Aration the f at lowe ks from soc per} ry US to ¢ Domestic and Canton Flannels Prices always a little lower the lowest Yard-wide unl gca yard Heavy canton wear for only FIA RE c i > 9 ome | i hoe ~~ number of people using te gowns over black or colored silk elegance and become very y the el fine dress rants the little incre thu amply war that ire perhaps first in r hey w y are especi many middle in is extremely fashi to the colers is popular for its softness be. IN LINE The Lou Turner FOR BRYAN, t has been uo) isville Times endc accordi tor dark 3 of every favorable who the Louisville EY equally to elder! er, Bryau-in- reneraily need such aid whose fresh nis most lovely z so it sfates th babies or to the political ot heet of Ve) ness iby worst demo th hout fabr “cl MAY HOIST MILES’ NAME. Senator Lindsay at Last Thinks e any refere ot Lo wet rdent supporter oun He Sees Democratic Presiden- -Makes a Cu Prediction money tard Now pepe endorse bate or the single only two years later these tial Timber andi rious fre repub) ongress silver, Br + and} an lay and | Uf Mites Is © have! crates May Nominate Hit | tle n v nirt-Martialed Demor the republican platfort Lite 8 particle Be Likelihood of the Senas aper whose cot 1as a at tor’s Dream Coming Truc, eeu consistent, whi $ su; | haba |ported its party op every juestion | J and at all time e that Washington According of Kentucky, tim Talking to a ier day, the we democrats Sept to «dss | dem ce likely pre ieneral Miles party of friends the Why nothing lary of war order ( ernl Miles to s| Phat would array the | one of the un the | oh mem | he best | the } man al utterar ientia | party ar ¢ trustworthy ber opinions y one man " journal y that better tt party, | ber of its party have secre th against generai, redit for the Santiago victory really ly would an party. ‘Theo take lim up candidate for Why, the Amer- up en masse ie aise it! that of the Journa man of the oppo jis the and not the Would it not be a good ides for the; board of education, party mar stake. But when newpape erratic careers of the Couric : Jis due, mpt to] | and the Louiv n from the repu the } the ras Wo ny such}and make him their and not | President in 100 Jican people would rise »ple of | votes for such a popular hero ashe Times | would have become “If General Miles were be court-martialed he would be made a wartyr in th s of the people, and for the time, at least, he would be P. Hont:| ie popular ideal, just as Grant was laud ex-|after his maguificent victories and nis successful conduct of the war, |Grant was made president vpon bis military record, and when the truth wo it will be found that Gen- es bas achieved like splendid in the Cuban and Santiago campaigns. A court-martial would |be regarded by the 4 ies of persecution, and 98 @ natural Jresuit General Miles would become is being hedged in!the most adored man in this coun- the streets should |try.”’ Senator Lindsay's declaration must regarded lightly. He is ao man and ovably conserva tive. He is a sound money advocate, {although Le still votes with the demo- Monroe sireet bas been graded and }eratic party, and, in saying that for two both | Miles would become a dangerous Vountalo the |duantity iv polities, if forced into the ttitnte of a wnartyr, Senator Lind- there) say voices a strong undercurrent of ent here in the capitol ist how the democrats are to compel the republicans to martyr of General Miles is nother matter, It ie not now [probable tat there will be either a sourt of inquiry or @ court martial, jfor itis believed ali sides to the con- Itroversy will be content to await the justify their return to deme uve left by that it is party that they lea, it shows the p the principle that is brioging polls ast and that is just what the believe of aud Courier-Journal, to THE STRE A few years ago Mr. © OPEN Ue y ington, who owns a tract of from Broadway 1 the tend to Clay ouneil rive the 5 prop | eral M council would have i ee street, informe that, he streets uhat would go through | erty, if th condemped and ity while yet, »praised at a nom- ia eople as a spe> it would 3 should y od while inal figure, to satisfactory him, be done at once. on all side be opened up property ia low. | not be By extending sidewalks and streets, | more than| Th able the city will be improved can be done in any other way. graveled sides of squres on bat worthless, avenue, improvement is are about three squares that lave not | a the the west eud of the the been opened, thereby But going ake a rove. | mak | quite retarding improvements on This street. makes compelled t: pay for two years ago utterly worthless to them, Open up all sweets within the the present attitude of certain peo-| city Limits at on it will be neces. (Metion of congress. And congress certainly will act e} ty On North Third Street OBERT'S ite with , for the BEEI \ Is rapidly ees fave « ABSOLUTELY PURE HANDL the people easol. that ED IN B PADUCATE BOTTLING CO. F. J. Bergiloll Telephone 101, “<a Pop, Sel TLKs AND BY THK KEG BY ‘optietor d Madison etre Ont r Water and a! kinds of Tewperay HENRY MAMMEN, dr. BOOKBINDER.: von ne ot Flat-Ovening Books RC Pa “GRAND EXCURSION NATIONAL! ENCAMPHENT —G, A. Rey to BE . ELD IN CINCINNATI h 10) 1s0s, \ RTEAMERS. NEW SOUTH OR SUNSHIN DON A, MARR, Master, pointment by X mittee to inquire the war, That committee would be clothed with Ue necessary jower to conduct a drag-net ip not only into the Alger-Miles controversy, but the varic charges of misconduct and malad- ministration that have been made connection with of the war department ordinate in the field atte oees juiry safter inte the cour . and its s LETTER LIST. The te nthe | wing st ¢ Sof Padgy au, Met uncailed fur this day, Se to neue ay Ms n & Davis 4, Alle D Anders Beaut Hush, we Ewing, Ea Hi ray, Job hoson, Me Icing, Rev Reu! Hagen MeNeill, Frank Morris, RI Owen, WW Pereiley, Ete Rudolph, W J sbartridge, F ( simpson, M ‘Thomas, HJ M Toler, Harty, Walver, MD Plder » Pp. da v Reynolds, A A Aaberry ROUND TRIP RATES FROM METROPLIS, ILL., PADUCAH, KY., To Cinein! nd Return, S10, smith, Georg: Thompson ‘Tortan, # D Young, Manly LADIRR LIST Ragley, Miss Olle Burton, M Blt, Miss le, Mrs Mattie Belle ery Lynn, Mrs Mazany Mosely, Mes Joha Morga, Miss Nellie Of at, Mrs Fl Russe’), Loulse Snider, Miss R ington, Mrs Em al Agents WERK WHARF H. ASHCHAPT Peon, Miss Fanney Simpson, Miss Adve Stroud, Mrs Zoudie White, Mrs Lillie tines will b: | for within tea days they gent i> the dead letter ottice M, Pisten, Ladies or plete sets holi graded folks gentlemen, for our com- {Juvenile Books for the Zach set has four books | little ones to grown up| h book charming, de- lightful, captivating. Prices range On sccount of the G. A. R. en-|from 50¢ to $2.50. Large books, | campmeat, the Illinois Central Rail-| each overtlowing with hoppy illustra. road company will sell tickets to} tions. ‘Lremendous seliers, Noth Cincinnati and retarn on Sept. Srdjing like them. Four months golden to th inclusive for $7.00, good rv-| harvest for energetic workers. Credit turning until Sept. 13th, Sabject to! yen, Freight paid, Biggest com- extension until Oct, 2ad by depe { missions. Outfit with samples of all ing return portion of ticket aud the| four books free, Send twelve 2 cent payment of 25 cents additional, }stamps for paying part only of the ul J.T. Dowovax, Agent, postage alone, Drop all trash aud clear $300 a month with our exclus ost Master, Doa’t experiment, but get the old reliable Plantation Chill Cure. n for Cheap Trip to G natie rstein | PROFESSIONAL H. T. RIVERS Physician... and Surgeon Odlce Sixth and Broadway, at Infirmary, OMice Hours: > 10fa, m. Sto 4 p.m, :30 to 8:30 p, m. Telephones ,68 and 296, DABNEY, DENTIST, Ur-Sratns, Canrnent. Borome, Fifth and Broadway. A. J 5. SMITHS raction, 71098, m, i" rather tha adway and Jef v HARRY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon am No, b aud Jefferson, Hours va aie tte y J), W.-PENDLEY ¢, 116 South Fifth Street. 1 Tennessee street Residence a1 Broadway, Oitice, DR OMice OR KING BROOKS Dentist and Oral Surgeon ) North Fift elephone Cal DR. H. T. HESSIG Office 120 North Fifth street, Residence 418 Adams street 1 1 Street ones 102. Residence, DELIA CALDWELL, M, D. Physician and Surgeon and residence, 52 4,9to lla No. 191 HENRY BURNETT Attorney -at-Law Will practice in all the courts. ye ;2to4d pm, Scath Fourth St., Papucas, Ky THOS. E. MOSS ~ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 South Fourth Street, rain Bepry,K, Holanan BRAINERD & HOLSMAN . sARCHITECTS... | Branch Of 1 ¢ Room 3 American-Ger- National Bank Building, PADUCAH, KY WwW. M. JANES REAL ESTATE BAD WOT LOANS OFFICE 828. BROADWAY Matil.Effinger & Co Undertakers and embalmers, one 146 Rewidence Talephonets0 iss R. B. Hay ED H, PURYEAR Weecarente Attorney at Law And Notary Public, Real estate’ and Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles 1 Formerly master commissioner of the Mevracken circuit court. Will practice in all the courta of this and adjoining counties, Special attention given to the collection of all claims, the renting of real estate and all other litigation. Will act as assignee and receiver of insolvent estates, also as administrator of decedents’’ estates and as guardian of infants. Bonds for 1 surety companies, 127 South Fourth street , Paducah, Ky. IF YOU HAVANA Plumbing*Work to do See FG, HARLAN,JR Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Gas Fixtures and Fittings of All Kinds, ve SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY... JAS. W. GLEAVES. & SONS ple towards the architect; and Mr, jsar¥ Ja the fature; Davis may be willing to co the sooner the » and the Iss cost it-will he to One of the leading republican mem- bers of the senate said tonight that will be the ap Plantation Chit Cure is made Papers Juveniles. The No ‘an Vicet-Marsfield Drug Co., bence Concern, Juvenile Dept. = ¢ 22030 Pes ional Book Chicago Call and See His Line of Sprinklip