The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 15, 1898, Page 4

~~ * Advance Fashionable Winter Garments, | Our own importations and dir Paducah's the frout with a complete showing ter Underwear and Dry Goods of e and vastly lower now than later closed out to us by manufacturers, interesting to bargain seekers and recognized bargain. cen:er SHORT LOCALS. Plantation Chill Cure is made by Vieet-Mansfield Drug Co., hence is reliable. Sale On Ww ANTED. Two Clerks. Apply. at Jake Biederman Grocery Co. FOUNDATION WORK, Work the Cat foundation is progressing rapidly and vesterday afternoon the workmen be- aan laying the concrete for the foun- Grocery ect purchases from manufacturers, THE BAZAAR—is again t of Winter apparel, Millinery, Win very description. Always lowest on. Innumerable lines of goods at prices that will prove more than our many customers. on slice church Roya Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar, Safeguards the food against alum, KEEPS SO MANY $ : ; ; ; =I 150 Boucle all-wool Jack-, IMPORTANT dation, Alum baking powders are the greatest ets, high storm, or coat collars sft, | __ The origiaat and only Moore's Air ee eee ready made and perfect fitting Millinery Event!) pight Heaters at Scott Hardware iia, prank beset tinal’ These Jackets are well worth $7 ” : So's only. 1402 | ois and $8; our price for this sale $400] New Pattern Hats—I{ you want ae | iyo hundeed New Silk Plush/a stylish Pattern Hat you must WILL BE REPAIRED, | @@dosderoD0>0000000>00090.3, Capes, colored silk lining and gen-|see ours before youbuy. We have 3 \2 @ hike Thebit Fur trimming, worth| just received a lot of new hats that| ‘The city’s fire engine, which has| # PERSONALS ¥ . $6 50. Our price for this sale}we will sell this week at $200. | heen used to pump out water from | ® e (§ Ten-cent pearl buttons, 5c $4 60. 300 and 350, These are all}gravel pits and cellars for the pasi|% dozen; pins, 1¢ paper; best Silk Waists—Fancy cloth waists| worth double the amount, year or two, was brought in| Meeeeceeceoecececeqoece yrass pits, yo paper; mourn and fancy plaid waists at less than} Sailors at 25¢, 50c and 75¢. and taken to Central station for] ing pins, three boxes for sc the cost of making alone. Ask to] Soft hats of every style and de-|repairs. Chief Woods will have i!) fon. W. M. Reed, of Benton SOnet ae oe dozen; tooth see them. They range in price| scription pat im good order in the city ; shes, 4c, §¢, Sc ie 5c from $1 00 to $4 50. Ask to see our new Cycle Hat, . que al A F Metiery le fe iy eer Ie paper; best nee JUST RECHIVED—200 new] the Roosevelt and the Schley. "| , Waxtep.—To exchange » tine up-), ort. OV. O. MuGary is im. the elt les, 4c paper: hooks and sample black, strictly all-wool,| See our new Tams, they are swell | (80) Pals Corre SCIMEA’ MA) Mrs. W. M, Coxaill bas gone ¢ eyes, te a card, or 5c box Brilliantine Skirts; all sizes. Just, In Hair goody we ean not be} or isy loan os tines | © Deel ouisonavidt. w es, se dozen; bone the kind of a skirt to wear in all! equalled. Best goods and very] Pferonces cechanged. Address b enee Sa aes casing, se bolt: soft” finish kinds of weather. Sale price $1 49 | lowest prices. seria’ apis. aaieaenoae Mr W. Little bas gone t tton, three for 5c; rub- Everything in Silk, Satin and} Another lot of new French] °F? 98% 2t) Dresden, Tenn., ou ess sing combs, §c, 10¢ fine Fancy Novelty Skirts that art; witches from 75c to $2 50, that SEWFR WORK. | Mr. RW. Brown. of the South- fine combs, ge and ge can design at very lowest prices. {are actually worth $1 50 to 5 00. —— ern Reilway the Palmer lery hoops, §> and roc Six hundred pairs Children’s| Also a new lot of Creole} ‘The work on the sewerage is pro] Mr. M. M. Berger and wife, of 9 Inistle heir brushes, Heavy Ribbed Hose go in this sale} Switches and Bangs at 25c; worth | gressing rapidly this kind of weather, |'St. Louis, are at the Palmer 4 K hair brashes, at 5c per pair. 50c. and the laborers find work quite} Inspector M. D. Neloo. of anes regi, Sc spool pleasant. ‘There has heen considera-| stock on the 1. C., is at the f Palin Ski fhe Maken past ble trouble on North Fourth street] attorney BR HL. Paryeat has re out i ak uae ae #, pens THE BAZAAR! 215 BROADWAY 215 To Have and to Kee Peace in Your Family WITE FANN FLOUR, on account of no hghts. Night beTore last it was dark for some distance where the excavations began, and a nui ber of ditches for house connections were left without a It has been sold by Us for seven-|tie county court ouse yesterday tor teen years. NONE BETTER! JAKE BIEDERMAN GROCERY COMPANY, Sole Agens. OQKVONS LOOK WHERE.YOU MAY, BUY WHERE YOU WILL! The great bargain house of Paducah is Harbour’s. now in progress. Jackets, Capes and Fur Cotlarettes. been received and awaits your in- spection. Autumn Dress Goods. Grand Values—Strong Bargains. We'll make a grand special showing of new and beautiful dress | goods, taffeta silk and dress trim- mings this week, at prices that will convince you that this is the most economical place in Paducah to autumn dress goods. No other se will think of selling you dress goods at our low prices. It costs you nothing to come and see what we will do for you. Kid Glove Selling. These gloves are good; they're soft; they're flexible; they’re made of selected skins; they fit; they wear and cost you less than many houses will sell you the meaner sorts for. We warrant and fit them tothe hand for only 95c a air. Winter Underwear. For men, womenand children, The sort you'll buy at sight when you've seen the prices, Clothing for All Ages. If there are better makes of ; clothing than we sell, we'd like to know of them, Come and Look. Autumn garments in cloth plush, astrakan and fur from 95 to $26. A grand garment and un- matchable out of this store. Don’t part with your elegant cash until you have looked here. Silk Waists Selling Your Choice $6.00. A magnificent collection of the choicest styles in ladies’ silk waists | obtainable in auy market, worth up to $3.00, for $5.00each. We'll di ' : : e demonstrate and prove New Silk Bargain. | that we are giving better clothing New $1.00 silk taffeta, changer: |values than can be found in any able effects, on sale this week at| other store. SHOES 73¢ a yard. Millinery Elegance. Better shoes for the same price ‘This store stands promineut and or the same shoes for less price alone in creating millinery ele-|than youcan buy them anywhere gance, and making low prices that else. We desire to remind yon no other millinery house in Padu- that we are handlers ef shoes in cah would think of making. For large quantities and have the fa- this week selling a stock of new cilities for under-buying and un and beautiful materials; have just der-selling. HARBOURS Just Back of Wallerstein On North Third Street hooray > followed wy Capt. W.D, Aweat’s circus on next Friday and 1 wi Saturday, awd Pawnee Billon Sat- ‘This is the Number That 1 Be urday, Here Next Week. Agent Arriagtoo, of Ament’s are cived today in advance o° that show, You take po risk on Plantation Chill tocure. THREE CIRCUSES, There will be three circuses bere » ‘Pde first is, Clarke's ‘Mouday, Tuerday and Cure, as it is guaranteed meee fe Agrand autumn bargain sale is at the Sacrifice Sale in single warning turned from ‘'exas, where he went to file a suit. { Mr. J. PY. Ri leaves in days for his former | on’ business ree for foc; big box hair pins, in I}linots Specials ¢ “8 A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE HERE THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE. Notions...Small Wares RO200000 490000000 EVERYBODY WANTS SOMETHING! THAT'S WHY THE Racket Store LITTLE THIS GS. sc; bone collar buttons dozen; small agate shirt but tons, 4c gross; silk watch guards, sc, roc and 15c; col lar stiffener, sc per collar chamois skin, a special bar gain, 5c, roc and 18c; tape te roll; five yards of velvet binding for roc: mucilage bottle; ink, two for 5c; fine lead pencil, 1c; envelopes (heavy), se pack; heavy shoe strings, per dozen sc: vaseline se: Florida er, 10c; ma chine oil, 5c pet tacks, 1 box; seamless dress shields se pair; ammonia, pint s5¢ quart roc; bay rum, = rs¢ purses and pocket books, 5¢ to 48c; twenty kinds of seam braid, 5c bunch, for Men ; $ $ ; $ : 4 $ : $ $ : : ; ; ; signal. One farmer, whose name : : Gcbdsolated saci « : y OS wae be leased “Atove 4utd k lt van the ra rors! man} @ 4 plated tink cuff but toc: put ties ase: all linen ditch, and his borse was injared.| f°) ju N it 1S 10 te a gues srereaeecinne | ear whisk brooms The lights were replaced abort mid- amet. sb palr: Marker eeaa| Geacd | night by Officers Gourieux and] Mr. D. C. MoTyre bas retarne “e S¢ F arber combs, 5c and Roark. froma trip to St. Louis, where he — a went on business. 7 ‘ Come anit see our mediam]| yy; of Ft. V Great Values in Underwear ell_worth on & Co underwear stock 18 the | aii drawers 25c each Saeites Sale, Mr. Ar C w window Men's heavy fleeced shirts White Building, }Jourvai, arrived from Bento Ladies’ fall weight vests, and drawers, three kinds, sox HAL ED STEAM night, and is in the city for a day « 12 '2¢ each. cD STEAM, 0. Ladies’ fall weight vests Men's fine balbriggan shirts Miss May King and uiece, Normer and pants, made of fineEgyp- amd drawers (ribbed) 50c each, Steam was raised in the beaters at] Harrison, of Clarksville + ous tian cotton, 25¢ each Men's ribbed shirts and Mary Radford, of ¢ nshor Ladies’ extra size vestsand — drawers, 75c a suitor 38c each the first time this season. ‘The ofli-/gnests of Mrs, Gus Sing! 3 pants, 25¢ each Misses’ ribbed vests, 15. cials were nearly frozen out the day| Miss May King 1 piece, Norinc Ladies’ union suits— the | and 25c each. before by cold. tlarvisca; of Clarkavillas Vane mil§ ones that are made right, soc Children’s ribbed under : a Miss Mary Radford, of Owencd C, 98c, $i.00, 1.35, 1.50 wear, 8c to 25¢, according to piicene wil fey they sell more} sie visiting Mra oe of Omensbor Misses’ union suits at 25c | size 4 on Li aatation Chi ure than others, $ and 4S¢ The underwear stock this THE CASE DISMISSED. POLICE COURT. Boys union suits soe. season is far greater than any en's unien suits, $1.00 we have ever had Douglas Miles was tried before| § Justice Bryant, in the Massac sec- | ()} — $ $ ‘ Justice Bryant, tn the Masnac sc-/ be Brads shaw Was F ined $20 Hosiery Specials...Again nares a pene Ieee language an? vast “s torn Children’s double knee fast | They are good for boys’ wear » Thornberry. ing. black seamless hose, sizes 6 We are showing for ladies is” Tie ar tos At LOC and men a complete line of RT ea atice hy catia An Alleged House-Breaker Held 3° Extra heavy corduroy rib- | wool hosiery, fleeced hosiery as good et Scott Hanpwanx Co's, to Answer — Other hose (w tr four ounces and cotton hosiery ee Cases. © the pair), sizes 6 to 10 Blankets, bed comforts and aa ees rice only 15¢ pair. You will flannels are ready HORSE KILLED. Tha: chas'analner Oto th never match it in Padueah mal jcolored, charged with bay =| a Mrs, T. C. Culver and Mrs, Al-|ed a pist na Forts bert ss went driving out the) posed this mornix e defendat § Benton road yesterday afternoon and | being fined $20 ar The - in attempting to turn the horse off) er charge lismissed, and { P| RC Kl | NG THOM PS( ) N into a dirt road, the buggy was over-| was for a breach of tl WEL @ MEP UL turned and the horse’s neck was| Robert Cole, the re 1 broken against a tree. Mrs. Cul-|with having broken 407 BROADWAY ver's arm was broken. The other|store of Mr. W. f Fe woman was only bruised. Dr, Ro-| helil te ecase aga | bertson dressed the injuries. ‘The| being a clear « al Wrareresseseseseees horse killed was valued at over $100} A breach of the poa 4 nst | and belonged to Mr, James Glauber. | Doc Foster was ued |. scqequermscceamacs itt soak aiee “1 ‘ You take po rlskon Plantation Chilll ween ime colored ged] i Cure, as it is guaranteed to cure. wal froc venti . thas ee { XN I c 1 k # GROCERY SOLD. Bernard Coa! Company, and the case] fo Cc Cc O I 1 1 Cc eink’ was co! i 1 this afternoon. | Mr. C. B. Everidge, who kept af, Uevry red) was) aN i sold out to J. W. Reed, of Savannah, | °F) 1 8" A an 14 ia: « ane e Ia 4 e here ae. ote Mer poabhed Ih prea. 88 1 the latter will move here}igy jofore me for years,” te i} $eLEE PIEC ‘VANDALISM. Srnest Wa i | | re tie i fi vith | a eather will soon be here, and you are going to need a stoves Math ioraings Obl, Wed’. Dalecae hale t a Me 1 vers, Air-Tights, Oaks and Oil Heaters is now com the New Richmond, discovered that nk, to look faces, | 1 to call ahd ges pclpes....We carry «full: Ling of some one had literally ruined ove of by dot over ye Hl the fine leather upholstered chairs | unwed th uc I it 1j Roval that set in the lobby of the hotel, | S!lers fr s before me Va i The bottom and sides and back were| Very Often during the war an after. | ae ': Peninsular alit with a ebarp knife, ‘There is no] ¥AFUS, but this is the dis: one Lheveld Superior Steel clue to the perpetrators. j bad in many yea 1 a ; The evidence showed that two 4 Cooking Ranges Moore's Air Tight Heaters could} men fell out in a Pou tre I ] . not be made better at price. | because one of them sail an su!-| J Stoves Pes Pasar ae Na More heat with less coal than any |dier was under arrest. t soar | 1 ate? ond Given stove made. They are fully naran-| not to have any trouble there, but af-| 4 a with Hach Range teed by Scorr Harpware Co, 1402] terwards Lyle th tier aud | j . asked him if be didn’t want to renew] 4 Be sure and call Saturday,| it, ana @ruck hun in the jaw | } Special prices on Bed and Dining Room Furniture this week. Oct. 15th, and see our double-| ‘Tbe soldier got him down, but was| 4 Accounts opened if desired. breasted child’s Dollar Suit,; pulled off, aud the other man was al-| 4 Well worth two Dollars saree eae Her ote ated JAS. W. GLEAVNES & SONS 1 to keep White Building. PAWNEE BILL's GAR, Another delegation of posters and advertisers for Pawnee Bill arrived this morning, and put out paperg for the show which comes next Satur- day. ATPENTION HOKSEMEN, Take your horse to Smith, at Glauber's needs the attention of a ve surgeon. You may thus s uable horse, Examivation free. MORE FROST. But It Was Too Light to Do Harm. Avy Farmers report another light frost last night, but it was not visible io the city. The lowest point reached by the xt There will be no preaching and nof ee Me fi aie ' Sunday school atthe German Evan-} Cost from Edintargh to Surrey a gelical church Sunday, Oct, 16th ws] Cn vciiine as far Aaatha eaters the congregation will attend the Mis | Pr yccalroe we in téeea hit, sion festivities at Rev, A, Seffzig’s ; walalalh aeodenien sleburch five miles from Brooklyn, Lil ht inthasavaar ste The Bettie Owen has been chartered ergy May for the occasion; she will leave the eLtrek Wales cot Dercores whart at 8 o'clock sharp Sunday] and rising to 80 inches in the neigh. y by a frie further trouble with out of the stich taken up ao ¢ tum from having Lyle, alley Lyle bit him with a but when he came RAINFALL IN ENGLAND. he again got Lyle down, and Deputy | It Averages All the Way From a5 to 178 Lockup Keeper Burten bad to pull Inches in Different Sections. him off. Lyle was fixed $3 nnd milan Wibhoihe aisteue cane costs and the soldier was acquitted nd the lowest rainfall, under 3 a year, occurs over an area GERMAN EVANGELICAL, m the Humber to Ca mercury was 41‘: clegrees, slightly warmer than an yesterday. Kem- Kom, the great “(coal saver) given free with every stove sold by corr Harpware Co, 1402 Don't experiment, but get the% reliable Plantation Chill Cure,, | commission at Havana, morning and will leave Brooklyn for the retura trip at about 5 o'clock p 2 heals in a m, A nominal fare will be charged 0 inek ee to cover expenses. Transportation inche year, from Brooklyn to the church sratis, | : he the ne Dinner will be served at the church | aLDY Part or and, she euerege 16 free of charge ates e being 187 inches a Other information may be baal ar; while the Stye, about a miled from the pastor tant, has an average fall of 170 inches, 2 ; i 7 f 244 Mo2 B. F. Wetruan, Pastor with a maximum in 1872 o inches. Such falls as these seldom ex- eceded in temperate climates, but at Cherrapunji, a station in the Khasi hills, in Assam, the average over 20 ingunts to po less than 4930 ae P Secretary Alger will recommend tho construction of a railroad to connect the eastern and western extromé& of Juba, as suggested by the itary neaes, Th “rainless” Egypt, on the ther hand, the average at Alexan dria is cight inches and at Cairo one and a half inches a year. In mo: our large waterworks schemes advan tage hes been taken of the heavy rain- falls and high altitudes of the west for the supply of towns in drier and low districts e 1 from which Manchester now obta the greater part of its water, has an averay ifall of about 90 inches a year. At Lake Vyrnwy, which sup. plies Liverpool, the rainfaJl is upward of 20 inches a year, and in the Elan valley, in Mid-Wales, which is now be ing appropriated for Birmingliam, the annual rainfall amounts to 68 nehes.—Chamber’s Journal. More Likely. “Do you think she will pin her faith to hin I think she'll good hard mi delphia Bulletin, Easily, Accounted For. The Floor Walker — Where was that awful noise I just heard? The Smart Clerk — Over in the crash SiMep scare ¥, Journal. insist upon » isterial knot.”"—Phila One. Radiant Home... BASE BURNERS Are the Best, Buy From Us The Authorized Agents i Scott Hardware Icarry in stock the following brands of Shotguns: L. C. SMITH, NEW BAKER, ITHACA, WINCHESTER. ALSO LOADED SHELLS JONES Buried in the Mines of the... St. Bernard Goal Co. Are treasures precious to 1 as those o} {8t. Bernard Lump, - - - - - - - 8c bushel St. Bernard Nut, - - - - - - Te bushel Pittsburgh and Anthracite at bottom prices, DELIVERED, FOR SPOT,CASH ONLY T. BERNAR ) COAL COMPANY RATED 427 PROADWAY TELEPHONE NO,8 THE E. W. PRATT COAL COMP’Y Su esso's to Fades & Lehnhard | Cor. Ninth and Harrison Streets WILLSUANDLE AHillside and Oakland Kentucky Coal. THE CELEBRALED LUMP 86 CENTS- EGG 8 CENTS-NUT 7 CENTS ! clivercd, for spot cash only. A share of the trade is solicited JE LANE, Telephone 190 E. W. PRATT, Manager. Vemma T eR COAL. Choice Lump 8c, Nut 7c, Delivered, spot cash PRICE AT ELEVATOR, twenty-five bushel and over: Choice Lump 7c, Nut be, cath, Why purchase inferior coal, when we guarans tee Tradewater coal equal to Pittsburg? Paducah Coal and Mining Co, Phone 254 Office at Elevator, Render Coal Gives entire satisfaction, screens, and we are proud of gu system of They are the best in western Kentucky Prime Lump 8 cents; Prime keg 8 cents; Roller Screened Nut 7 cents, - Old Lee Anthracite $7.50 Ton, Central Coal and tron Company JEFF J. READ, Manager P 7 setae SinoavER, Solicitor Yard, lenth and Jefferson BARRY & HENNEBERGER Crabtree... COAL. deanetetg Screened Lump, &c; fgg, Bc; Nut, 7c; All sizes /ntiracilo, Clippings, 4¢ per Bundle, so send “ $7.59 per ten, We will take care of our customers, orders, SPOT CASH, -Telephon me i