The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 3, 1898, Page 4

BETWEEN CARS. — DIED AT BENTON. Han ware is He Was Mashed Between Two! Was Mother of Mrs, Win, dames, Winter is coming, and you will PURI? on’ ay night, 5 f tthe — need mi-| ae Moore's Air-Tight Heater. It - is at the Palmer. between two cars about AIR-TIGHTS master HH. U, Wallace of the Mine ‘ idition t | health for some time past. She wus! As baking Sedeiinis ite OIL HEATERS having been yard: jlate I nder Palmer was ihownh iinien penile wa wate ould be exeeted. He his| ‘The faveral arrangements have not * phioge burg, Tenn., t positions, Furniture, ete , om easy pay Wheat w Dr. Virgil W nd _wite, whol NEWS OF THE RIN RIVERS. MARRIED LAST EVENING, Dev will visit, relatives before returning fhe Clyde from St. Louis passed up| Wedding of Mr. Waddy Lang and | Corr it or Cairo on time this mort ith} The martin ’ a Per cs Nees on wae oe lthe bride's father, "Squire Jolin Far : Where There is Smoke A coat | . Narrow Escape of ¥r. George Mrs, Susan A, Palmer Passed There Must Be a . Kittenger Yesterday Away Last Night at Her . i] Afternoon. Home There, . wet Dire Ci IS om the sick ate We have the same old Cars. Ribs Broken, But of the City. Was a Weil yr gent fi wh May Recover Kuown Lady. Bake ten oan story to tell you about that need a stove. We have a large Kittenger, of the Nes sof the ¢ bot Susen Me, M Nelo, of Murray, nf testing stmt beck re | Aah gation ee, might ines af couJd not be made’ better at BASE BURNERS the city again and badly hurt, Me was coupling ears| was one of the best known women of against é jum, ‘ F , Supt. W. J. Harahan and Road-| when caug' q ne or two of his! the county, and had been iu failing any price or 8a. e only by OAKS y wine ue Cio ie ike ‘tel the’ cimpley.at| about 70 years old, abi widow of the || menacers to health of the peessnt day. Are , iis, Sense . of Memphis, is ‘ City for sometime. | mother of Mrs. W. M. Janes, of ‘ STEEL RANGES ; wnaitlog ine dee Sati atta ) Be now live aear the latter) south Third street, this city, and aa afeunitce 7 COOKING STOVES : . and wife, >was taken to the railroad hos: | leaves besides, Mr. Solon Paliner a MARKET REPORT, ; ahi ‘ashington, are at the Palmer for] pital yesterday, and is today resting | Mr. Kd Primer, sons parte seanihes, Onibe Delia 8 Every stove fully guaranteed fo Be adsha rking on the division for} he ounce *. Janes is no ember 3 dset up freeof charge. Stoves, § (igaijaco oO. alin left last’ night ‘ tai A eh Caen te ao ments, have been visitin . left this morning for Owensboro, ~ May to their home in Owensboro. ‘Tennssee river last night with a bic| . Dec JAS. W. G LEAVES & SONS Mrs. Barney Keegan and child left] trip. phi p Mite Portsy, has this morning for Louisville on a vis-] ‘The H, W. Buttorf “pulled out’| rege Oate Miss Emma_ Green, of Mayfield, ar-| fair bus to Miss De! rived this afternoon on a visit tol Indian summer, the m Haight about 9 © ee rs. \c “”oM his, is a a ” a Meg ota pase My Plog os i ont. ew “ sas the Hey, in Mechaniesty Rev, W. H North Fifth, . o] Pinkerton, of the Pirst Christia Mrs. H. 1, Pollard, of Wallonia, Ky.] tomorrow from. ‘Tennessee and|choreb, otticiating, There were only is the guest of Mrs, Amos, on South }leave on her return tripup the same} afew frienda and Telatives of the Sixth St ream next Saturday at 5 p,m dodpte present Miss Emma Dougherty, who has he City of Shetield is due tonight} H oii e a been on. the lek list for several days, Tennessee river bound forst.|, Mf ant Mrs, Lang are now a is able tt Louis. home to their mauy friends at the Lang home on North Eighth street. » City of Clarksville left for ‘67b FIRS EW TOBACCO. joleonda at noon today with a good oat FOR RENT, Now York ois in stock the following brands There Were Two Hogsheads of it} The P. DP. Stagys, greatly delayed ae : Dee. o 5 h li not e “ ec. open 5.08, close 5.10 ‘ IN PREDICTED ‘ Here Yesterday. Sold at $8 50. |! from ‘Tennessee river, She ie], Bight-room house, Would like to] Jan. open 5.13 ; of Shotguns: — fully 24 hours late; will not leave on | board with family 406 S. Fourth. Mch. open 5.20, There . sheads of the} ber return trip until tomorrow morn. 1nd] May open 5 eae 6% | C; SMITH, NEW BAKER * We are prepared to do the very) (230i. or iat th Wy i ae Gat a BE i oa oe se Re ITHACA, WINCHESTER. asidered a good price, | tomorrow morning All semi-aanual licenses ar best repair work for the coming |i ane tianana.” Fhutaghbeed atk? see November Ist. ‘These are as foliows,| 28%. ‘hen te : ALSO LOADED SHELLS winter. Have your plumbing 60) cours TAKEN Ur. fespt"sievaiit tn wather my: [aumely: | Veicle,” Coueonon | Mr can P84 est ~~ arranged that it will not freeze. If i= conan had, tau up cae | TC Sa very tables RS M FE ON ES we do the work we guarantee it) tir cs.c0 wooing a lage Milf evi ere ae t re fs [posters All most be paidon or tue] AM, Tobacco stock —61.90%, .. Ses not to freeze--we will keep it im)! jy jae orm seamina 2 i Alaris sete ote, ni . sssicinieebseaail r whip and spur Calls—6v repair free of charge all winter RACES TODAY. The Jul . Hoanse ordinance, same must bel Novis western receipie—-1,5 ; repeat it do so. We make steam sak ez . aie sal’ Hout ; fons be execute, Very opel weote= AND FIREMAN. B ARR y & HE} NEBERGER if P. D, Jarvis, and hot water heating a ert wat crow "atthe fat fright tri. ‘Rather ae License Topector, [0% I® Readeing 4 Deon Grows , sai sania io in i ie done tn having the ae railroad ¢ hb rah Screened Lump, Ec; Egg, Bc; Nut, 7c; Al sizes Anthracite, $7.50 per ton. ( in having the re o ost ae \ 104 North Fifth Street, Dy wie wel pemoes yf pagers = oe a? Ee ELEY DRY GOODS COMPANY It ) fi train enga, ‘ Clippings, 4c per Bundle. ‘ Business Teleph‘ne 362—Undcr Palmer House— Residence Telephone 424. at the corner of Fourth next Saturda D or Mem Fl ' ; next Saturday at 5p. m. f 1 FRIDAY AND ets, His oflee will be on] phis, We will take of onr enstomers, so send us ae ee SATURDAY, oe ge your orders, S/O CASH ON HIS MUSCLE, HELD AN INQUEST. NOVEMBER 4TH AND 5TH,|**anenr iodstrativy | mmmiessabalisieicead eis Owensboro Messenger GR : | %§ Dr. Clary kept hammering at his}Coroner Phelps Called at the : | Mr. L. W. Hebschian, repre regie tobmeco bill until he has Mov, " a r : 89 For en it into the treaty with Eleventh Hour. It Was sentative of the Largest Cloak Man f This is some progress in the a Fals> Alarm. ufacturers in the East, will have his | may . b emok direction, Now, if we shall go to wa ee ne eh Seek tart roma catered wil be and lick Germany, Italy, Denmark jc 0 . : P . and afew other regie tobacco coun-| Wyatt Rice Died From Natural Iren’s Jackets and Capes on I have been taking Piso’s Cure for Consumption since tries, perhaps we may get the tobac- > 3, ¥ oar cloak department on the netimes Gives entire satisfaction e sroud o 1888, for Coughs and Colds. Thad an attack of LaGrippe oo Dualness peemansatir petaied Compe ere cee eee $07.) nae ceca dace Me eukooh ag pate Ms Dee be serecne action, and we are proud of our system of in 1890, and have had others since. In the —_—_——— the Case. man-witl show pals ihe tigaas tal , ae hey are the best in westera Keatuc ky. 1896-7, L had a gpell of Bronchitis, lasting all win BRINGS HIS PRISONERS. ait gt ley 5 g3 io | Jeaving a troublesome cough, until 1 again tried Piso’s Coroner Phelps was last night called] Remember we can take your meas Care, which relieved me—Mrs. M. B, SMALLEY, Colorado pip xg ; Prima Lump 8 cents; Prime teg 8 cents; Springs, Colo., August 19, 1398, Deputy sheriff Ogilvie returned this} to Held an inquest, over the remains! uso aod onder your garment. Don't] f t in front of af Roller Screensd Nut 7 conte, Old Lee Anthracite $7 50 Ton ernoon from his trip to the county, r . but all the prisoners he arrested gave | Who Was found ‘dead yesterday morn- | fail to attend this opening. bond. They were: Jim Kirksey, twoling at his home on North Sixth Exey Dey Goons Co, * made ; charges; Will Kirksey, Bill Houston, | Street : i ‘es oats. gaan Roy Hurt and Fred, John and Ed] He ‘had been ill for several days, 4 and a man who sat up with him|g Mave. "Baha by 5 Sore . ; 4 . INSUMPTION & ming, night before last went to Dreaktaet| ‘ t ¢ sa mule and ir Samanta PT CY nd when he returned found The resignation of Cu , t floor ~>* pr seiaganeesg gated the ¢ and decided that nc - tor the District of Kentucky. } Last night, however, he wa nd drawn, and he has bees assigned to are in - ter of P O'Brien, by whom & . , ‘' : |Leaves Mound Gity Tomorrow pedo adjudeat on of bg oom Apel Rr tor ES *|duty at New Orleans. closely nsanguir JEFF J. READ, % Manager SPEAK AT MASSAC. a Sciaber, A. Da 188. : - seer respest to the ¢ eg- | TELEPHONE 379 Morning. Will Come to heer 5 50c. way save your life. Planta. ME cheat ‘ Yard, Tenth 7 sled to death, 'E let I mplet , RS. R. BURGAUER, Solicitor » tenth and Jefferson ‘aducah, ore “ ee eee rene “ tion Chill Cure has saved thousands. ‘ The congressional wit sk Pils k it ree eaieoeen & veakrny JOEY Atel howe wae eye ; aba orse W 1 tab miptey convened by Emmet W. Bag-| paly, and .the jury said Rice died| crowd. | ‘The steamer Dick Fowler will }¢ conve P | Japanes vent 1} hands” t ys: > fy a Mound City tomorrow for Pa one of the referees of 8 ou, she| from natural causes, Ja proposition t cago corporation |; Het bl NG PARTY, [atter having been thoroughly ove f or ap altos Heaton’ t House. ix socom oo Gs eanlk cendteate tens eal thks eUneen mad | ; ile and g é BY T 4 mp Cope SG 3 | gn SOUR WINDOW itu cx ema] ol aka tht A party of young people, chaperon- | the city some uring the day, and | renee or fe trustees (notexceeding | poe gy, fy ‘ t)-sleetticaineet « ae ° a frighter ; ie tha fiver tt ake a spurt tof ° ‘or the best $3 50 man's shoe in the | all slectrs \ i a 3 d we : d by Mrs, Will Gray and’ Mrs, Born- up the river and ms k this, the ist day of No-lcity. Better than you can buy else-| plants in Japan. T) ge r 7 ~ nd the ear load we are laying im our = : r t my i i satel) of fall and wis oal, You 8) deol agg no. A large scheln, left. this morning. for the {show her speed coming dow! Witoe r euner Wie woods’ in Hlinois to. spend the day (crowd will doubtless he at he wharf] vember, A.D, is, ua Referce in Bankr where for $4. Cocttran & Owen fered Is to be exclusive vine: 7 e eet ~ ai > wathering nuts, | to greet her , ‘ . #, ‘ S will be a week er ind us in = == — ee ct, & a hat the { \e “ORS ordering, and w read a n a i | Me: ’ rady for ee eee ; you. Coal—cles ceight, the ig oin the Crowd___ nur is of opini S as recovered the door at the lowest ©, onable price— Tomorrow and the balance of this month we will give you such values in clothing as you cannot fail to appreciate. You will save one-half on every dollar you expect to spend. repplobadie: =e is gur stock in trace, Don't wait until $ are made to your cal bin is empty, ty and a di seems |All sizes of Anthracite Coal : chews | and Crushed Silver Coke nee Lump Coal ernard Lump for Grates Bt. Bernard Nut for Cooking 0 approaching trai DELI D, 0) LATA An VERED, FOR SPOT CASH ONLY he fireman knew of this “.ee'\8T. BERNARD COAL COMPANY + ‘ (INCORPORATED) and Comment, |427 BROADWAY TELEPHONE NO,8. ome stores make it their hob adver- Weh ved a lar, ‘ Done T WAIT TOO LONG femesiore nabs utter bobby toadver, | We bars tensive s res Se tne ond Overcoats tise fake prices, leading you to believe COME AT ONCE iby are selling cheap—for charity only. We never claim that, but we are selling goods at one-half cf their actual value, E verything you see in our advertisement is fully 50 per cent. cheaper than the same goods can be bought elsewhere. Call and see for yourself. silk and well made. ereseascened From our factory, made of close-finish all-wool cassimeres and worsteds, in neat checks and handsome mixtur lined with English satin linings, sewed with oan Siaronewsy ___ ta ernions xo, |oPena [monrow’s] wou PHONE 1 90; oeeceeen FOR vcocceee THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS Ovr Pricxs. Worrn Our Pricxs, WortH |/ Our Prices, Wort Men's black cheviot suits, round qnd square...2.7§ — § 5.00 || Fancy plaid worsteds, beautifully made. $7.50 $16.00 | Blue beaver overcoats $4.00 $ 8.00 Imported fancy cheviot, silk lined 980 “90-00 Wmieesa: beowe Sereeya 475 9.00 Fine fancy heavy woolen pin check 3.25 6.50 3 Clay worsted suits, blac tn 7:00 15.00 Fine all-wool Scotch plaids. 4.50 co || Men’s heavy ulster 1.90 4.00 | Imported kerseys, blue and brown 6.75 14.00 Double-breasted black thibet suits 5.75 oc 7 8 woolen ulsters 2.65 §:00 | Imported elegant made kersey..oun 8.00 16 50 FLeTCHER TERREL, ganwerour Hillside and i Oakland Coal * A WHIRLWIND OF COMICS | jourswairsas | THE E, Wy PRATT COAL COMPANY BIG come DY SUCCESS z= E,W. PRATT, Manager (or, Ninth and Harrison Street Side Tracked," A Play Witty and Wise, and "TT pane isewee COAL The Horatio nae COAL scat amy 8c, Will Take You by Surprise, Delivered, spot cash. y chinchilla ulster, blue 4.00 Double-breasted unfinished worsted 7.00 oo | Heavy Irish frieze, all colors. . 4.50 9.00 | Covert cloth overcoats, latest style 8.00 16.50 xNSE PANTS FROM 15 CENTS TO 45 CENTS MEN’S PANTS FROM 50 Cans 70 os. 50 aici aidank as Children’s Knee Pants Suits From 46c to $2.50 MB: it goods are not. as represented your WY Boys’ Suits, Three Pieces, Ages 18 to 19, From $1 50 to $6.75. 4 represented your money refunded ae ks __ A money refunded B33: ALL OUR Goops MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Weeecee OO0000000000 000000 “Sh HALF VALUE SALE* MAMMOTH SGENIG DISPLAY, ie Why 422 BROADWAY 442 BROADWAY SPECIALTIES THAT HAVE NO PEER, ‘ ‘ Priges 25, 35, 50 and 75 Cent: