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

At Half Price Our entire stock of plush aod cloth capes, con- sist'ng of the very finest Melton an cloth, fur and braid trimmed. Also our entire stock of fine trimmed hats, consisting of every thing that is new and stylish A rare chance to get your winter goods. 2.00 Black Braid Trimmed Cloth Capes go for $1 00, $300 For and Braid Trimmed Cloth Capes go for $1.50. | $5.00 Far Jet and Handsomely Braided Cloth Capes, Empire Coach Styles, go fur $2.50. $6 00, $8 00 and $ » all Silk Plush Capes, go for $3.00, 64.00 and $6.00. Don't miss seeing our capes before porcbasing. 300 ladies’ black and colored all wool cheviots, handsome novelties. plain black silk lenter skirts, bro ed silk and satio skirts worth actu-; ally $6 and $9, each a borzain, nev- er even approached, 48° and $4.49. Others at $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.98, Another lot of these 85c and $1 wrappers at 50c, just received. A lot of ladies’ flannelette gowns, extra quality, while they last 750. THE BAZAAR! BROADWAY 216 6 C0.; Tradewater Coal Price delivered —Lump 8¢, Nut 7c per bushel, cash. Price at Elevator cash Lamp 7e, Nut 6c Office at Elevator. PERSONALS. F. W. Smith, of Eddyville, is at the Palmer. Mr. J, V. Hardy, of St. Louis, is in the cit; Mr. J is in the city. Mr. Gilbert McCoy, of Golconda is in the city. Mr. Cook Husbands is sojourning at Dawson. kersey MILLINERY BEAUTY Io trimmed hats and bonnets. The fast selling, which we have en- joyed in our millinery department the past week indicates how well the tasteful dresser appreciates our mil- linery. This week we will exhibit hundreds of becoming productions from our work roo All our $2.50 trimmed hats at $1.25 All our $3 trimmed hats a - 140 All our $4 trimmed hats at... 2.00 All our $6.00 and $8.00 fine pat- tern hats go for $2.98 and $3.98. Ladies’ walking hats, round hats, cycling hats and military hats—posi- tively the largest selection in the city—at 50¢ sand $1.00. ‘An endless variety of hair switches to Clarksville, Tenn. a4 750, $1.00 and $1.60 Mr. E. T. Washburn and wife, of Colored switches and bangs, 25 Wickliffe, are at the Palmer. — Dr. 8. B. Caldwell went up to Nortonville this. morning on business Mr. Theodore Peterson was last Murrell bas returned Mr. N. J. Dilday, of Louisville, is at the Palmer house. Attorney Sam H. Crossland, of Mayfield, is in the city. Editor Ben F. Briggs, of the May- field Monitor, is in the city today. Miss Maide Bradshaw is quite ill at her home in the West End. Mis. Gus Singleton left today for a H. B. Pollard, of Wallonia, Trigg county, is a guest of Mrs, Awos, on South Sixth. 215 A Cold I} PREDICTED! We are prepared to do the very best repair work for the coming Have your plumbing so arranged that it will not freeze. winter. we do the work not to freeze---we will keep it in repair free of charge all winter should it do so. and hot: watertheating a specialty. Minzesheimer 104 North Fi Business Telephone |—Under Palmer House—Residence Telephone 424. Misses Regenia Terry and Lizzie - Sherron, of Memphis, are guests of Councilman G. R. Davis and family, The Ladies of the Maccabees will meet tonight at 7:30 on important business, All members should be present. Mrs. Josie Bolinger has returned to Mayfield atier a visit to the family of Mr. John Farley, in Mecha nics- burg. Mr. Lee Narce has returned from aseveral weeks’ trip to Arizona, New Mexico, and other places in the west, Mrs. WillT. Greer has returned from Union City, Tenn., where she attended the bedside and burisl of her father, Mr. P. R. Nolen, Mr. Wallie Davis, of Metropolis, is in the city. He has for the past year been working for the Cram Pablisbing Co., in Massachusetts. Mr. Albert Lilly, of Lllinois, was in the citytoday. He is the proud]; father of ten sons, and is one of the best kaown men io the county, Mrs. James B, Stewart, formerly of the city, and wife of the well known train dispatcher, is in the city on a visitto Mrs, Louis Rieke, on Jefferson street. Winter we guarantee it Woe make steam Plombing Co, ifth Street, — ELEY DRY GOODS COMPANY FRIDAY AND LICEN! NOTICE. All semi-annual licenses are duc November Ist. These are as foliows, namely: Vehicles, coffeehouses, boarding houses, hotels, restaurants, livery stables, billiards, maiket stalls and benches, auctioneers, and bill posters, All must be paid on or be- fore the 5th of November, Where bond is required under the license ordinance, same must be made at once or prosecutions will at once be executed. Very respectfully, P. D. Jarvis, 310-4 License Inspector. os ae | Plantation Chill Cure is made by; Van Vieet-Mansfield Drug Co., hence is reliable: Newport & now on trial in the eircuit court. | before Justice Shemwell on a charge SATURDAY, st NOVEMBER 4TH AND 5TH. Mr: L. W. Hebschman, repre- sentative of the Largest Cloak Man- Lhe case of Tay Blythe, The case of Wm. Reeves against J. ore was dismissed without prejudice. rains entire line of Ladies’, Misses’ and FINED $1, Children’s Jackets and Capes on dis- play in our cloak department on the jabove-named days. Mr. Henbsch- man will show many new things in tar collarettes, Remember we can take your meas- ure and order your garment. Don’t fail to attend this opening. Ezy Drv Goons Co, ‘fom Harper was this morning tried of abusing old man named Loftin, of Florence Station, ‘The case is an old one, and was transferred from Justice Dunaway’s court. The de- fendant was fined $1 and costs. Nice fresh salmon flish at the Planta- 50c. may save your life, p Walker, of Hopkinsville, ‘ tg initiated into Paducah lodge of} BIG CLOAK OPENING!: ufacturers in the East, will have his|' WILL GOTO CUBA. The Third Regiment, With ( ers Will Certainly Go in December, 'Rovar The Boye Will Leave Lexington in| ® Short Time for Ceergia, Th The concerted itize Ips in that om ¢ of th death man’s ta post-me fi f the remain ¢ William Dimmic k, whose ray. Th strange neluded t It is there they will eat their Chet mas dinners, dnd how long they will remain is a question unanswerable at nt malad. doetor f ec. Alger, in an interview pub ished yesterday in the Courier-Jour nal, sald that the troops 1 main in Lexington move them in a few thence to Cuba, li BAKING PowvdER Makes the food more ‘ictus and wholesome ~ NEWS OF THE RIVERS. it deve was he doctor was exactly ular in bis diag pe 1d that in every ile will be in Cuba by Th ems lege is no doubt gratifyir GOODS FOUN D. About $40 Worth “Found ina Loft This Morning Marly They are at Police Headquarters Where They Will be Held Until Identified, for Mrs, H and your orders tum pudding Leave Han meat at the Jake Bren’ raw Grocery Co's, NOTICE (0 SUBSCRIBERS. The coll H the ction ty be done by our re weekly scriptio tho Dain Sux herent- - | ter will riers, who will call upon each sub- scriber tomorrow. Recvipts for sub- scription will be given when desired, ill evidently stolen and pl there by tramps, with which the TEMPLE ISRAEL. vi- $s whic gurated ast Frida ontinued tonight cation. - Ma first that the taken from the on the Hlinois Central, proved to be incorrect. about 40 worth in the lot ‘There SHOCKING DETAILS, w will tr , and will «¢ bi Enlo Warrior wey ag ubjects ¢ How F, E. Brantley Was Killed in Louisville Yesterday, The Lot gives the death of who was yest ville 4 Time esterday ay kille Brantle, an emplo; linois ntral Railroad com death“ this morning in a shocking manner. He was struckyby a rat Union depot Daisy el Seventh str Brantley at work with the platform of the work was am tracks, Shortly before men quit the track ear No, 7, from. the pass. A crow bar was carelessly left | ont he rail and Brantley saw that | the ear would probably he derailed | He ‘whe T. wlock the work- |" in_ order to allow | New Albany, to] RANDOLPH MINSIRELS AKRANGHD. Entertainment Will the Sih PLA. Take Place fully in the back by the car fender The unfortunate man was whirled under the wheels and dragged fifty feet. His . scattered about t Railroad men The T. written o1 0 take place Friday, } weeks from to loday to be one of the Paducah andi will no doubt be | lay The The en‘ertaininent pr best ever off and the platform, children at that place only a short time had just reently ret ing her funeral The remains of Mr. Brantle The Jake Biederman Grocer vany have two of the finest milk p ers. Cotton seed meal and halls and mixed steamed cow feed GOT OUP TWO DIRECTORIES they will be int A here today to & — Mr. Jobn H. Zorn returned yester- day from Chic . In the latt chureh wi dy Saturday Broadwayy Th ance of delici who desire can pu Gome everybody ar folks, the object is and you will be war The official board of the Broadway Methodist church will meet at 7:30 nd he cip the yi worthy we Jake Bieperman Grocery Co, tion Chill Cure has saved thousands- | Ai tare p.m. A full attendance is desired £563 oin the — A em 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. DON’T WAIT TOO COME AT ONCE the cla their actual value, Everything you see in our advertisement is fully 50 per cent. cheaper than the same goods Men's black cheyiot suits, round Fine fancy heavy woolen pin check Fine all-wool Scotch plaids Double-breasted black thibet suits Double-breasted unfinished worste: sara PANTS FRO and square LONG Some stores make it their hobby to adver- tise fake prices, leading you to believe y are selling cheap—for charity only. We never im that, but we are selling goods at one-half of | | can be bought elsewhere. Call and see for yourself. We have just received a large line of Men’s all-wool.... From our factory, made of close-finish all-wool checks and handsome mixture. silk and well made. Suits and Overcoats meres and worsteds, in neat 3, all lined with English satin linings, sewed with THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS Ook Prices, WortH || $2.75 3-25 . $5.00 || Fancy plaid worsteds, beautifully made 6.so || Imported fancy cheviot, silk lined 5° |! Clay worsted suits, black 9.00 || Men's heavy ulster Men's woolen ulsters uct chinchilla ulster, blue Irish frieze, all colors $7.50 9.50 7.00 1.90 2.65 4.00 1 4.50 M 165 CENTS ‘ro 45 CENTS Children’s Knee Pants Suits From 45c to $2.50. If goods are not as represented your money refunded Boys’ Suits, Three Pieces, Ages 13 to 19, From $1.50 to $6.75. ALL OUR @oops MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Our Prices. Wortu Our Prices, Worth $4.00 $ 8.00 9.00 $16.00 20.00 15.00 4.00 5.00 9.00 Blue beaver overcoats Elegant brown kerseys. 4.75 Imported kerseys, blue and brown 6.75 Imported elegant made kerseys 8.00 16.50 Covert cloth overcoats, latest style 8.00 16.50 MEN’S PANTS FROM 50 CENTS TO $2.50 ws IGE If goods are not as represented your money refunded igeegcece *HALF VALUE SALE#* — 422 BROADWAY 442 BROADWAY mince] *! turn triy We emy winds rature athwe Our first car of cotton seed meal and balls will be on the track at our warehouse tomorrow Jake Breoerman Groce FUNERAL OF WM, DIMMICK. ay Co, 50c, may save your life. Planta- tion Chill Cure has saved thousands “SIDE TRAC! At Morton’s Opera House Tomor- Night, and phenomenal me- > be seen in J ed?” this seasou splitting come- make the play ‘The scenery chanical feat joubt, well worth wit Leave your meal and hull Jake Bev lers fur cotton seed the eEMAN Grocery Co, S. 5. UNION, day tian ch The pr workers ¢ b th invite even’ and Sunday scho vested to at re [woRTow’ 3| WOUsE| MANAGER ONE JOYOUS NIGHT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Direct from Sam Jacks’ Theater, Chicago. The Bon-Ton hy ma ba Prince of Mimics. Watson and Woodfor,, Ambassadors. Miss Ruby Leoni, the Shapely Ve- pus. Seamon and Stars, The only burlesque show coming— you can’t afford to miss it, German Monte, the Singing o ONE NIGHT ONLY SATURDAY, NOV. 5. A WHIRLWIND OF COMICS ! JULES WALTERS’ BIG COMEDY SUCCESS... Side Tracked, |. A Play Witty and Wise, and ees Will Take You by Surprise. MAMMOTH SGENIG DISPLAY, SPECIALTIES THAT HAVE NO PEER, Prices 25, 35, 50 and 75 Cents. Seats on sale Friday Van Culin’s. Fatah te hats atiK morning at KE, W. PRATT, Manager We have the same old story to tell you about that Moore’s Air-Tight Heater." It could not be made better at any price. For sale only by cott Hardware Co, in stock the following brands of Shotguns: “IL, C. SMITH, NEW BAKER, ITHACA, WINCHESTER, ALSO LOADED SHELLS M.E. JONES [ os BARRY & HENNEBERGER Crabtree... COAL. deanefield Screened Lump, 8c; Egg, 8c; Nut, 7c; AM sizes Anthracite, $7.50 per ton. Clippings, 4c per Bundle, We will take care of our customers, so send us your orders, SYOT CASH, Render Coal Gives entire satisfaction, and we are proud of our system of screens. They are the best in westera Kentucky, ..Telephone 70 Prime Lump 8 cents; Prime tgg 8 cents; Roller Screened Nut 7 c.nts, Old Lee Anthracite $7.50 Ton, Central Goal and Iron Company JEFF J. READ, Manager TELERRORE 370 Yard, Tenth and Jefferson MRS, R. BURGAUER, Solicitor and the car load we are laying in our supply of fall and winter coal. You will be a week or two behind us in ordering, and we v '! Le ready for you. Coal—clean veight, the best obtainable, an 1s ored at your door at the lowes! ble price— is our stock in tr: Don't wait until your coal bin is e1 All wie of nd Orughed silt Cok ump and Crushe ver Coke Pittsburgh Lump Uéai ' St. Bernard Lump for Grates Bt. Bernard Nut for Cooking DELIVERED, {FOR (SPOT CASH ONLY . BERNARD COAL COMPANY BPHONE NO.8 o (INCORPORATED) 427 BROADWAY Tv -PHONGE 190; soccccee FO Reveeoees Hillside and Oakland Coal THE E, W. PRATT COAL COMPANY Cor, Ninth and Harrison Streets Dalton, The Tailor. Should. Have Your Patronage, for Three Reasons... iain Than enitnd Three for 26e ° And 10e straight, FOURTH AND BROADWAY OVER M’PHERSON’S DRUG STORE FIRST SECOND .. THIRD.... He gus.iantees a perfect fit, He cloes all his work with home labor, He will sell you a§suit of clothes made to ord or 24s cheap as you can buy _& custom-made