The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 5, 1898, Page 4

CO., OF LEXI NGTON, KY. $115,€00.00 PAID IN MATURITIES. $ 43,000.00 RESERVE AND SURPLUS. Coupons Redeemed August, 1898. Name. Ad Rev Jo port News Syndicate, N ws Syndicate, Newport News, : ec, Newport News, Va.. News Syndicate, Newport New, News Syudic: rtson, Paris, Ky Hattie Jacobs, Patrick and Mary Fox, M .L E © B Doll, Louisville, Ry H. Norton, Lexington ..F. Sd. Norton, Lexington Mrs. A. T. Million, Ricbn F H Norton, Lexingtov, Robert Hoeflich, Maysvill Mrs. Emma L. Laita, Lexington, Ky Stanley, Lexington, Ky. .. Climax Pty. Co., Richmond, Ky... .- IH. Baker, Lexington, Ky . H. Baker, Lexington, Ky. . Cincionats, O.... shard, Louisville, Ky Cost. Paid +$ 9.50 $ 20.06 950 10.50 10 50 10 50 10 50 10.50 10 50 50 50 9 50 50 8 50 950 9.50 dress. ewport New: ville, Ky . Ky a mond, Ky 8 50 BV tise: 9.50 le. + 860 8.50 © and Martha Diggs. Lexington, Ky. A Spangler, Louisville Ky. iys Huffman, Botte, M ard Shepherd { Shepherd, foward Shepherd, Howard Shepherd, Howard Shephe: Howard Shep a, Winte smith, Paduc Evv'eston, Lexing'« K McFuiden, Lexi Drake, Grand Ray L-Z Taylor, Rich enweider, M Koone, Clab, Rie! Daniel Boone Club ewland Jone ‘ F. White Estate, Lex 91, Good & Co , Lexington, -1079.W. F Lexing : Lexington, Ky Lexington, K , Lexington, Lexington, Lexingt gion, K ington, K ils, Mich News. V . Ky Richmond. Ky Richmond. Ky ngton, Ky .. White, Estate, Lexington, K . 1186. Annie P. Peay, Lexington, Ky 1266.A L Marschall, Lexingtc 138389 WD :1084.Jehn L. Fisher, Lousvil 1444.D. B, Good, Lexington, ..1624.V. N. och, Danville, K , Ky Ks yardier, Lexington, Ky 1655.Mrs. Jennie Fesler, Cincinnati, O.... 99. Luke | ..1879 Baptist Church, Pari 941..R. F. Johnson & C 1.R F, Johnsov, Baltimore, :.0 R Marshall, Lexingto W. C. Nichols, Louisville, '2439.D. B. Good, Lexington, “Ma Milward, Lexington, ington, hy on, Ky. Ky Ky 67.W, B. Anderson and wife, Lexington, Ky 16.Rev. J. V. Riley, Versaill 00.F. H. Norton, Lexington, ood, Lexington, jes, Ky Ky.. ‘ 126.00 K 126 00 A. Donaldson, Lexington, Ky ; A. Donaldson, Lexington, Ky. G. M. Asher, Lexington, Newton. Ky D. Puicell, Lexington, 2502..1710.F. C. Smith, La Grange, ky K Ky 2561.,.3391. Valente Sentney, Lexington, Ky 2627..3523.Mrs, J. D, Armstrong, Lexington, K: Total... Profit Over Cost. For full information, address A, Smith Bowman, Secretary, No. 11 Cheapside, Lexington, Ky. J. W. FISHER, LOCAL AGENT, - = - PADUCAH, KY. $2,747.15 “LET US HAVE PEACE” “Peace bath her victories no less re- nowned than war.” fa “To the victors belong the spoils. To our customers belong the profits this week. We have met the enemy and—we've got ’em. WE HAVE SILENCED THE} FORTS of high prices with the bar-| gains we sold to the trade, Oar] figures, at all times the LOWEST, | now knock all the rest in the shade From our diess goods may yet be se lected some choive things in bot weather stuff, on which we won’ quote any prices, though others do that fora bluff. These goods you you wish them; yourself make the prices to suit. And wher you have spent a few dollars you get 8 fine picture fo boot. We are sl ing the handsomest DRESS SKIRTS « this end of the ; for less than the goods car bought at, all home made and ¢ iste, Our LADIES WEAK eS Coreccoocoooooos ALL EYES Require spectacles sooner or later DEFECTIVE eyes, unless strength- ened with glasses, become MORK weakened, The proper glass can often work PROTKCTIVE wonders if USED IN TIME, but it can't re: store weakened eyes brought about through neglect If it’s glasses you need, you will FOR SALE, $5.00 to $10.00 monthly payments. 100 choice residence lots, 50 feet front. Prices $100 up. Graveled streets. W. M. Janes, tt 828% Broadway. Buy your tablets, slates and pencils at Noah's Ark. The regular annual election of di- rectors of the Sun Pustisuine Co will take place Monday, September 5th, between 8 and 9 o'clock p. m. 2t F. M. Fisuen, Prest. Pencil tablets Ic, 3: much as you can carry for 5c at} Noah's Ark, BANKRUPT LAW. Mr. 8. W. Cooley, of Clay Switch, Graves county, Saturday afternoon filed a petition in voluntary bank~ t His sets not known. tion filed in the federal court here. 50c may save your life—Plantation Chill Cure has saved thousands, CAKE WALK WINNERS. The cake walk at La Belle park Saturdey vight large and appreciative crowd, There were (fuite a number of participants bat the cake was awarded to Miss Nellie Hatfleld and Mr. Willie Rudy. Don’t experiment, but get the old reliable Plantation Chill Cure. HARD ON HOKSES. The pre og hot weather of the past fewdays bas been unusually hard on horses, and some of the |BUY YOUR PITTSBURGH COAL NOW| Absolutely Pure PERSONALS. | Otto Schub, of Caire, was in the J.P. McElrath, of Murray, 1s at the Palmer, Mr. Leslie Soule has returned from Nashville. tent, of course, upon the attention giv en to the furnaces and stoves, but the quality of the coal enters into the mat | ter just as well, Make use of your judgment in such matters freely, These | are the different kinds of coal you have We have to select from in our yards. | ‘ just received a barge of Brown & Sow | best’ Pittsburgh Inmp, which we will deliver off the barge into your coal house now, this week, or until it is an TRY ONE Did you ever stop to think about the water Jyou drink? If you have not, WHY NOT? Your loaded, at the low price of wove bush. hea'this endangered unless you filter the water Highest Awards at Chicago and Atlanta Expositions becoard Authracile, four sizea + - Bernard Coke, three sizes - - - - Rernard Lump - - - - - Bernard Nut - - - - - « $7.20 per ton 5.00 per ton S cents per bushel 7 cents per bushel DELIVERED, FOR SPOT CASH ONLY as spring water. (INCORPORATED) 427 BROADWAY It's goin TBLEPHONE NO.8& Miners ard Shippers... Dr. Albert Bernbeim bas retirved from Louisviile. Mr. Mat Carney, of St. Louis, is witnessed by Jin the city on a visit. lsom Reed, of Bandana, was at the New Richmond today, Miss Agnes McCammon is quite ill at the New Richmond. Mr. Sport Epstein left yesterday for the eastern markets. Mies Melitta Friedman returned yesterday from Grayson Springs Mr. Bob Morrow, of Mempbis, is ip the city on a visit to relatives, Mr. W. H. Kidd and wife, of ery stables yesterday bad several] Frankfort, are at the Palmer. sick animals, as a result of their be- Miss Lillie Ullman, of Louisville coming overheated while driven in| is a guest of Miss Stella Uliman, the torrid atmosphere. Go to Lagomarsino’s for a nice, large ice cold beer. DRAY DRIVER DIES. Henry Patterson, an aged dray| street. driver, who had followed the occup tion for forty years, died Ssturda: night. He was about 65 years old. or S50, Arugwiscs retort moues. Ark’s window display of school supplies, A STUDY IN BULLETINS. How the Spaniard Is Skwiy Mode Aware of the Painful Facts. In Spain evil tid verse the usual cus slowly. This pecu iy noticeable in the c to the Cervera fleet. stance, is about the way the news o: the Schley victory reached Madrid. me in eas; 3 scem to re- in by traveling arity was especial- of the disaster Here, for in- Dr. D. A. Yeiser and family have gone to Cincinnati on a visit Fred Pasteur and J.C. Williams of Princeton, were in the city today Mrs. Cal Smith is very ill with fever at her home on Campbell W. T. Moore, of the Chronicle, was in the Editor Obion, Tenn. city today Route Agent E. C. Spence, of the Southern Express company, was it the city toda, Circuit Clerk H, H. Hobson is still ill, and was unable to be out i day. Squire W. R. Hooker, of Massa is in the city, stopping at the New Richmond. Dr. Z. D. Holland, of the county, mpanied by his wife, was in the city today. Editor Mott Ayers and family, of Fulton, were guests of Mrs, Lloyd { | Boswell yesterday. Mr. and Mra, B. M. Philley are tages and by cumula- | parents of a flne boy baby, born last tive approaches, and seemed, as it | night, 5 $4,415.40] were, to illustrate a new theory of evo- lutionary truth-telling: and Mrs, E. Rove v @ visit to dirs. Mr. tomorrow on 1. It is understood that Admiral | parents in Benton, Cervera has taken his flect from under sailing through their midst has calm- ly Ay deliberately withdrawn to @ pet previously decided upon, The Yankees shrank back in terror when they saw his dignified approach, and quickly made room for him. He threw a few shells into them as he passed, one of which penetrated the flagship and killed 43 men, The brave trates ad his gallant esipewill soos be heard from 2. It is understood that Admiral Heavy cannonading was side the entrance, and it is believed a naval battle is raging full retreat. 3. Admiral Cervera’s fleet turned westward from Santiago and stood well in toward shore pedo boa gered behind and kept the Yankee cowards at bay. 4. The Aarne do boats, after inflict- ing incalculable damage on the ene- { my, were finally disabled, | 5. It is stated that Admiral Cer | vera harassed the Yankees greatly by , his masterly strategy in leading them on. At this hour he is rapidly ad- ; Vancing toward the Windward pas- sage, with the Yankee ships in close | Visiting Mra. Ge | pursuit. It is believed he will soor Miss Bertha Stern, of Evansville, the very noses of the Yankee pigs, and | returned hame this morning, after visit to Miss Koll, Mr. Jas. R. Denny and wife, of the county, are both very ill from fever, Hon. Oscar Turner, of Louisville, arrived last night on business, and is at the Palmer House, Hon. Henry Burnett and family returned last night from Canada and other points of interest, Miss Alma Greer left for Smith. Cervera’s fleet left Santiago harbor. | land today, and will be absent from heard out- | the city # week or ten days Miss Gertrude Ross has returned t the pres-|to Higbee, Mo., where she is teach ent moment the Yankee ships are in Jing school, after a visit to her mother here, Mrs. Dr. E. E, Ellis, of Dyers- burg, Tenn., returned home yester: While the shipe | day, after a visit to her mother, Mrs. rapidly eteamed ahead, the two tor- | gy urnoy. WCorporal Mike Karnes morning for Lexington to company, his furlough pired. Mr, Sam Jackson, of Hot Springs, Aik., is here oa a visit to his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. George Jackson. He wil! remaia here for several days Miss Ada Smiley, left this rejoin his having ex- who has heen Alexander, will return to her home in Paris, Tenn., tomorrow. Mrs Alexander will ac- «| TELEPHONE 370 dd Tradewater Coal a Nn Now is the time to put in your winter supply of this celebrated coal. Lump sc nut 7e bushel, Ofice at elevator. Tele @ Phone 254 “~ COAL “teanitietS” COAL | ZZZS FY SOLD AS CHEAP AS THE Anthracite a THESE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT CASH We keep a stock on hand all the time and would be pleased to have your orders BARRY & HENNEBERGER. We Don’t Sell Cheap Coal but give our patrons the well-screened Fender Coal AT A CHEAP PRICE, Prime Lump at 8 cents Gash; Render Nut and Egg at 7 cents Cash See us about your Anthracite All sizes, best quality and cheapest price. Central Goal and Iron Company JEFF J. READ, Manager Yard, Tenth and Jefferso: MRS. R. BURGAUER, Agent ~~ PAPER STYLES. UES [READ IS THe STATI OF LIF Telephone CONSEQUENTLY HAVE IT PURE Diploma | waver! — FLOUR your roow| Every barrel, half barrel, sack or pleasure | package guaronteed to he Froy PURM SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT none finer. All firet-class retal grocers sell it. Best families buy it YOUR MONEY BACK {f not as rep resented Good Bye Old Headache If you use our Good Bye Head ache Powders—4 doses, 10¢ IS ABSOLUTELY There are styles PURE same a poper will give jou That room has a style of its own, It requires a paper that gives effects whieh enlarge or modify its condi tions. You will find our stock the best and our workmanship the best All work done under our personal supervision and satisfaction guaran teed, PICTURE FRAMES MADE PO OKDEK, in wall paper, in bals or shoes, which best suits the most Amusements of kind. Dancing will begin at 1 At 3 p. m. the races will L. P. BALTH SAR, PADUCAH GOAL AND MINING CO, Sc reen D oors Windows! CHEAPEST TO BE HAD will be provided, with splendid: music, 4, which will consist of sack, wheefs you drink. We have FILTERS that we guar- antee to make the water as pure and sparkling THEY DON'T COST MUCH. ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY| sept Faratoang LSS FAS BROAOWAY SPADUCAN KY On or about September 1 we will open an electrical department complete in repairs and doing all kinds of repair work. The wiring of bu. ldings. fitting of electric bells and repairing of fans and motors promptly attended to. All we ask is a fair trial, and we guarantee our prices to give satisfaction. Minzesheimer Plumbing Comp’y 104 North Fifth Street Undor Palmer House G RA ND ABOR DAY + CELEBRATION . RAMONA PARK MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 ADMISSION FRBB -; be so informed by barrow and ice cream rac nd many others. Grand display of fireworks at night Free transfers to all cars in the city, | have them where he wants them. ..Dr. Johann Harraes.. | if Seven sailors of the Vizcaya, | Company her home. ‘ ‘ | who came ashore a few miles west o! Postman Fred Acker has gone to Sight Specialist El Morro, report that Admiral Cer- | Toledo, O., a8 a representative from 423 Broadway. He has the | vera’sfleet was giving the enemy much | Paducah of the annual national con- ‘he snstruments to test! annoyance. The torpedo boats have | veotion of letter carriers which eon-] Hop: with barges noth-} been destroyed after seriously dam- | vened today. 1 i if you! aging the Yankee battleships, and urchase glasses you will! there ie ome reason to think that the | ab: prices very reasonable. | Eyes tested at night as well as in the day. DR. JOHANN HARRAES, NO, 423 BROADWAY. NO. 42: RROADWAY, J.D, BACON & CO, PHARMAC Hopefulness dol! Fish Agente, JOHN RUPERTUS AL KOLB, JOE KAEHL, SS NR, Minera. Writ Hous Why go to other health resorts when you can find an unrivaled one in Paducah? I bave taken charge of, renovated and repapered #¢ GREAT MINERAL WEL} Pye Seventh and Jackson 3ERNARD WIL 3EORGE y ILL CO a matter of ComMrrrre { I c i081 V HUSBANDS & CALDWELL ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Dr. T, E. White, who had been ot from Paducah eleven months, |<! c Ise is entire Yankee fleet will be speedily Jin Missouri, bas returned on basie| 1 bagged, notwithstanding the loss of} ness, He will be here several days. Jo much d those wl the Vizcaya. Dr. White bas been laid up for near- ) pondent views 7, Admiral Cervera is on board @ |ly the entire time he has been away, t f Yankee warship. No particulars are | from rheumatism, hut now now he is u given as to how he effected its cap- | better, ture. Mr, Jerry M. 8. It is confidently believed that |unomn dene’ io or be Vfind his every ln ' lid be in the Fors of Morr luay fancy (his quile out of rea: but a trial will prove it is true. Just to wind up for the sea- son, FORTY CENTs buys a LOW QUARTER SHOE, tal 12744 South Fourth St, Padueah, Ky Will practice in alt the courts of tuis con monweaita, Hitigation and ¢ase {n bankruptcy a spectalty Prop Porter, the well hotel adjoining the In GAITERS and BUTTONS and ACES we can fit every foot to» “T." “Cousia Georgie, how dainty your feet look!" ‘4 wear Dorian’: shoes—don’t you see?'’ Admiral Cervera has seriously dam- aged the Yankees by running severa of his boats aground. His presence on a Yankee warship, however, seems to contradict this rumor. known drummer, lias been juvited to]! make an address at the Texas state fair at Dallas, on Men's Day,’’ October 15, aud has accepted the invitation, His subject “Commercial |! on South Fifth street, and am at very reasonable tates, MBALS 25 rates to regular boardeys and invalids ors which yoy cannot eek wns ns likely to be fav € Some re “Things always saying * wd 4pjou | One-half block from the Nashville, Chattanooga ¢ prepared to aceyr St, Louis railroad depot A odate both sick and well uts; LODGING 2 } conts, Special LA B E L LE CHAS, 0. CARR, Proprietor. — Rich people are pl will be, ‘Texas as the Drummer beauty of our LINEN ‘TAINS and RUGS, and other folk: think it @ duty to follow the taste of “hig bugs. Our trade is increasing and healthy—our pri: creating & muse, we bold fast the Pade of the wealthy and “the poor we Lave always with va Our PICTURES—the crus of % % $ immortats—in every ‘*sweet home’’ aden MAUD, ought to be, when just for # he Chi Yonder fan. doliars® purchase, you're wel-| The Suiallest Negro Delinoator come to some of them free. : Z All will admit the above contains ‘more truth than poetry.” Everybody come to this winding. up sule of the season. JOHN J, DORIAN, Aid. 205 BROAGWAY, om PADUCAH, KY, 9. Admiral Cervera has abandoned | gees it.” me,” by which they mean: that this his boats and transferred his flag to incalculable factor in human affairs PA R K the nearest Yankee. There isgreat| Get in line with the majority of| glways works against them, But of rejoicing. It is rumored, though the | people and buy your school supplies | course if that were so they would have ‘ nnot e agcertalned, that the | at Noah's Ark. been dead or ruined years ago. Then nish fleet has been defeated, and ene 77] again, good healih has much to do Entire Change of Program that Admiral Cervere is'@ prisoner,| NOTICE SE.OOREWaRD, — | Satin, good Health has mi This week. No credence is placed in thfs absurd ire not feeling quite up to the ‘atement. " r allowance for the 11. Admiral Ceryera's fleet is de- your physical « ion spreqds stroyed and he isa prisoner, Later yver your mental py A dys- reports denying this impossible dis- ‘of uo particular aster are confidently expected. law suit. Gaeeg & Reep, value anyway, and if you happen to The rts don’t come.— Soa6 Paducah, Ky. | long to that — unfortunate els i, ealer, wae ‘toutly refuse to draw a gloomy con- Plantation Chill Cure is made by i clusion from any set of circumstance Van Vieet-Mansfeld Drag company, | angi) the fit haa lef hovoall, henge ig reliable, : BLANC AR et oh eae Gro 1p _ “ Jo not fall inte t ror of thinkin for 1396 was over $77,000,000, This] | See thé “five live of tablets a that the last pessimist you havetalked {1M POput- larFavor isten times the value ofthe coffec crop |Nosh’s Ark. ‘Lhey ate the best in| "it is an Sneed prophet. Nine raised in Mexico, town and at the lowest prices, ghances to one his ideas aro absolute- % ly worthless.—Boston Watchman, Daily Jie) pre “ae FOURTH AND BROADWaY OVER M’PHERSON’S DRUG STORE Dalton, The Tailor. If you | Should Have Your Patronage, for Three Reasons... FIRST, SECOND For relisble information as to the He gnarantees a portec! fit. whereabouts of R. 1, Walden for- merly motorman during July, 1897, for the People’s Railway company in Paducah. Wanted as «jtness in g © PO} He does all his work with home Isbor, | THIRD... He will sell you a suit of clothes made to order peptio’s views are mm “8 cheap as you can buy BRAGG aw HTOD s As“The ‘Tramp and 4 Gulety Girl phen 6 i HILL anp EDMUNDS, In their Famous Farce Comedy Entitled “A Warm Reception.” SHOW RAIN OR SHINE! Admission Ten Cente, Cora and Coles Te Mexico. —- The value of the Mexican corn era) And the only high-grade 6-cent clgar, Ask uae F for ity. oe