The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 5, 1898, Page 2

_We Want to Sell You CARPETS! WE WILL please you with good designs, perfect weaving and honest materi YOU'LL BE SURPRISED at the remarkably good and pretty Carpets we are offering at the most reasonable prices , Good heavy weight hemp & A full line of bright pat- 25e. “Vand Extra heavy ingrain and a granite carpets. 50c. Yard All-wool, two-ply carpets yarn, and guaranteed perfect. | New Oil Cloths 20c. yard. G00D Quality Linoleum [ 35c. Sqr. yard * Curtains, Rugs and Draperiesa Matter of Taste. YOU N rugs and draperies when we have an expert market and secure the very best values choose from. 75¢ Yard Yard Beautiful patterns in Bice Axmi aiees'’ ‘arpets. 3; 3 eS cS ae tore decorator to watch the NOW. StH. Oto & LOTH. FREE TO EVERY LADY, who cares to know what style corset is best suited to her figure. We have secured the services of M’LLE Grro.p for thes days, and invite you to come and be fitted whether you care to buy or not. A FRESH LOT OF SILKS, GOOD THINGS HERE! Received this week. The best Infants mie crocheted boo! silks for the money we ever handl- + $0c. pai ed are these 2-inch solid and glace ize, at koline comforts eta silks at.. + 5%, |, cotton filled. aes X yard. So vew belt buckles, enameled,jew- Really swell, new stripe, check gjeq and mourning and plaid taffetas for shirts, waists and shirt linings. . ++ 75e. yard. plait and , for winter + $1.00 yard. Why Pay EXTRAVAGANT PRICES FOR Millinery, Pretty silk neck ties Puritan kid glov white and all colors. Childre: aml hose, all sizes, , patent cl Handsome brocades, - $1.00 pai stripes, in heovy waists...+ cost ? SHOES! SHOES!! We are daily adding new goods to our already large stock, the next. Our stock embraces from an infant’s No. O, soft sole, woman's No. 12 or man’s No. 14, in medium light weights. MISSES AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT. Sizes 2 to 6, 25 cents; 2 to 6, 50 cents; 2 to 6, 75 cents. 5 to 8, 50 5 to 8, 75 cts; S*to 8, $1.00, heavy or light weight. cts: 8 torr, $1; bhinbay $ y and light weight. 12 to 2,$1; 12 to 2,$1.25; 12 to 2, $1.50 heavy and light weight. LITTLE GENTS "AND BOYS. 8 to 11, 75¢; 8 to 11, $1; 8 to rr, $1,25 12 to 2,$1; 12 to 2,8 2 to 5, $1; 242 tos $ See our Lines above. $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. See our men’s and woman's shoes at these figures, . $2.50, $3.00-and $3.50. See our men’s and woman's shoes at ~*~. these prices and be convinced of their merits. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 buys a pair of FINE Slightly off in style. ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 219 idapwar 221 BROADWAY. “NEWS SUMMARY. to2, $1.90,.H & LW 2's to 5's, shoes in woman's, led down a decision coach law wart. recently ha | sploideing the separate a After being a fugitive for over sev- y years, Gideon W who as The Hon. Charles Otfutt, whe in president of the defunet Keystone ISMt-4 and I Wis speake wal bank of Phi Iphia, has sur- house of representatives or aie Ke ne | re ndered. ils two. a ites were tucky general assembly, shot and kill-] both given : nitentiary Lerms ed bimself at Omaha Wednesday at An offlcial note issued at ” ternoon while temporari ly deranged {says it is expected that the of by long illness, irritation betweens France and Great Ma) yand der has been tailing the Eighth cavalry, infantry and Third Georgia infantry | ident to occupy Nuevitas and Puerto Prin | x wy ted ¢ipe about Novem!» 1 Gen. the most of Carpenter has been ad Southern f t mand the brigade. It is Axnpcted | night atler st that the Spanish troops will complete the evacuation of the province by No- vember 20. Surgeon vestigating © the troubl Chill Cure,as it is guaranteed to cure. i Harry, the little son of Mr, B. B. tthe reg. Linn, of Fifth and Clark streets, fell rm over the pro-|yesterday and broke bis arm. It is the second accident of this kind to at wink white “iin n's| befall him lately, ‘ Don’ t you know Plantation Chill | Cure is guaranteed | to.cure you? SEE OUR WINDOW ger, 3 aul hospitals 8 of surged tors. Earnest sp Oe ii Glon of negro Fale he 1 ng to put up free Sot city. Better than you ¢an buy else- Aivion f hearing in Uke ease wupiaion tt orang the te where tor $4. Coan Owner. A genuine bargain for this }~ D NOT PAY ahigh price to get beautiful curtains, | Thursday, e three You take no risk on Plantation|™% For the best $3 50 man’s shoe in the} °n¢lusive.”” THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by 0} SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY. INCORPORATED Prenrw Wir tiamson DIRECTORS: FM. Pisner, W.F. Paxton R.W. Clements, hate ‘Wilsasesn John J. Dorian, Omice: ‘No. 214 Broadway. Daly per annum in advance. ’ 4.50 , Six months “* ** 2.25 Dally One month, “ ‘ 4c Daily, per week...-..e0++ 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance. 1,00 Specimen ‘copies tree. that will cure any form of head: MUNYON’S Headache and Indigestion Cu the may is the only remedy on et in 8 to 10 minutys, correct inc tion, stimulate the nerves and | up the system. It should be in home and every traveler Of all draggists. with this act are, to the extent of such copilict, repealed.” Wherever the old law cov flicts with it the old law must give way; itis ex- pressly to the exteut of the conflict repealed, The old law provided for a county contest board consisting of the cbun- ty judge and two magistrate the decision of this board was not SATURDAY, NOV. 5, —_— 1898, TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIs- TRICT. ‘The congressional election next Tuesday 18 in some respects the most important that pas ever been held in this district ; not because of the part which the candidate chosen in the First district will play in congress, bui because of the one leading issue be- fore the people. Messrs, Wheeler and Reeves are at variance on the Goebel election Jaw, a law which deals a fa- stroke to the liberties of the peo- ple and to their inalienable rights—a and selections for you to| free ballot and fair count. Hon. Charles K. Wheeler, the present democratic congressman from this district and who is seeking a re- election, fully endorses this most in- famous measure and is a complete and unreasoning convert to Goebel. ism in all of its features. On the other band Mr. Reeves is opposed to the Goebel election law. He has taken his stand fearlessly and honestly on the side of the people. The party that he represents is fight- ing the Goebel vleciion law all over Kentucky today. It has made com- mon cause with the honest and fair minded people of Kentucky to blot from the statute books the most fla- grant outrage that has ever been perpetrated against the suffrage of a free people. As between Wheeler and Reeves there is absolutely no choice for the voter who believes in the sanctity of the ballot. Mr, Wheeler stands for Goebelism ; Mr. Reeves stands for a free ballot and an honest count, In a . $1.00] this contest political lines should be obliterated and each voter when he 25850c.| enters the booth to cast his vote on 25 cents. Tuesday next, whether silver demo- crat, republican, populist or gold black cotton] democrat, should vote as his con- - »-$0c. pair.| science and his patriotism direct. Goebeliem is the arch enemy of free institutions, it recognizes no master save the unbridled lust for office of the author of the Goebel election law,—the wishes and the rights of the people are never considered. Sevator Goebel in his defense of the Election law which bears his name, at Glasgow Oct. 18, said: “It When the latest styles can be} has been asserted that the new law procured from us at such small | makes the judgment of the county or d ct contest board conclusive in contested election cases and deprives the citizen of av appeal to the courts, and if| Nogrosser falsehood was ever uttered, you don’t find one day what you are looking for is no reason you can 't] The new law leaves in full force every to] section, line and letter of the former law giving an appeal first to the cir- cuit court and then to the court of appeals from the judgment of a coun- ty or district contest board. In a recent letter to the Louisville Post, Hon. Charles Finley, secretary of state for Kentucky, fully and com- pletely shows that the above state- ment of Senator Goebel is false in every particular and that there is ABSOLUFELY NO arreAL from the de- cision of the county, district or state board of election contest under the Goebel election law, thus most sure- ly and effectively depriving the peo- ple of any appeal from a fraudulent election count. Section 12 of the new Election law feretic the state contest board and in mee is as follows: “Said state board of election com- missioners, or any two of them, shall be a board for determining the con- tested election of aay officer other than governor or lieutenant governor, elective by the voters of the whole state, or of a judge or clerk of the court of appeals, circuit judge or commonwealt! ‘ttorney.’” Further along in the same section |, it is provided: “THE DECISLON OF THE BOARD SHALL BE FINAL AND CONCLUSIVE.”' ‘The section which immediately fol- lows refers to county contest boards. It rans as follows: ‘The county board county with like powers as those ned in the next preceding sec- for determining the contested election of any officer elective by the voters of the county or any district therein except members of the gener- al assembly.’” What doés that section mean when the county contest board shall have ‘‘like powers’’ as the state board, ‘‘for determining the contest- tion, “Jot the old law provided : of election commissioners, or |» any two of them, shall be a board in|; final and vonclusive, for section 1536} “Any per interest feeling himself ag- grieved by the decision of the board son ia shall have the right to ap peal from the decision to the circuit | court of the county in which such | \) contestant resides, and from thence to the court of appeals, as in other} the de- cases.”’ Under the old law, cision of the county centest board was }') not fioal, Thus Mr, Finley shows that the|| decisions of the Goebel election boards are final. Any defeated didate,may he be never so sure of the fact that his defeat was compasse fraud, will have absolutely no appeal. ‘The county board of contest is aleoe| ! lute in its power. It is appotated by Frankfort. people of the county have absolutely no voive in the selection of their elec: the state board at tion officers, no part in the counting of the votes, the results are declared by the county board, and from their decision there is no appeal. Howev. er flagrant the fraud that determined the result may have been feated candidate is without redress, peal for justice. Such is Goebelism © Such is the operation of the Goebel election law. This measure Mr. Wheeler vigor ously supports. Mr, Reeves sis vig- orously opposes it. The honest aud fair minded voters of the First congressional who believe in the sanctity of popular district elections,who value the fair name of our district and the honor of old Kentucky, must ia unmistaksble terms declare their opposition to the Goebel election law, and this can only be done by defeating Charle K. Wheeler for congress oa Tuesday next. A vote for Reeves is a vote for the parity of the ballot box, without which there is no permanency for republican institutions. A PLAY FOR MONEY. General Belief That the Philip- pine Question Will Be Set- tled on a Money Basis, Spam Will Probably Demand #150,000,000 But Will Not Get That Vast Si Paris, Noy In view of ther fusal yesterday of th commissioners to ae pine proposition madi Stateson Monday, both s cept the idea of a money ¢ in the s« thought, will de p The Spaniar give $50,000,000, ably will not find the a enough and will demand 1 possibly there will be a « a sum slightly in 1 facti s, this is the has been in the minds of bi ever since the beginning tions, but the Sp have been tighting than they were Ast have and obst Hs ual skill without of securing heen the cash bas not only motive that has influenced the poor Spaniard of the in favor of the Pibtippines tI abandoning « It has been ¢ that Ri that Ul the ca the posed partition of Turkey tion jealous of the other is as much opposed to carving up Luzon and the rest as to making a division of the ottoman empire. To be sure, ina partition each might get an island « two, but all agree that the: safest " yp is to it America take th P. urkable political perspicac itish ation. stands out clearly in this matter. From. the start Great Britain has advocated the annexation by America of the » whole nd to ful Lions of Europe. SPECIAL SALE. One week only Choice new apple butter, per Ib... ed election of any officer elective by the voters of the county,’’ unless it be that its decision shall be ‘‘final and Section 16 of the new law says: Choice new plum butter, per Ib.. Choice new grape butter, per Ib....05¢ Heinz's mincemeat, per tb. lo Yew dill pickles, per gal pS resh rolled herring f0r,,..ccc.ce+. Abie iny and hominy flakes, per Ib.0ze Choice line of preserves, per Ib. he The Chinaman pratseth his T The . T ‘This makes the new law paramount. The} iy, he de. | and the courts are closed to his ap | ‘Ito which you are always welcome without price or money. -|come and delight your heart? {and see the rare bargains onered our trade. | She sereamed in terror when her purse | Was snatehd from out her jeweled hand And hurled a me | "Toward the ft } And when |When the Leaves Begin to Fall PRICES Take Another Tumble 7 SHOPPING The mandarin prabseth his Q turnip Hut 1 prajse t loyeth the C's a joveth his loyeth his eattile| And dre mares with anxious vot relief were there | When east recently we selected the | bost and cheapest things to be found on the dry goods and shoe market. Years of experience have taught us how to buy as well as how to sell, in jorder to catch the trade and hold’ it Oar shelves groan under the weight of Goop THINGS we have in store for our customers, Our ‘Dress Goods Home-Made Dress Skirts, |All Sorts of Blankets And Comforts Are for oar patrons _| Ladies’ and Men's Furnishing Goods | We are always in the front on styles vod It is needless to quote figures .|Low-Cut Prices Aro the delivht of all bargain seekers. t Our SHOES(or men ani women | and chiléren please everybody. |Ladies’ Capes We have capes in various styles, which are as cheap as they are com- whieh she anme, and MONEY-SAVERS On our k. Maurie " Edwin Wi Ed Pax M Sand: Mr. A | tortable. Me M 1 Our handsome FRBE PICTURES he Mar I ‘ ke your home more sweet utiful. All who desire the best lthings for the least money should come and see us. We appreciate a “err Underweat "ie ae # Bargain tton draw ew odd es, and offer the 1 y and 22 sizes fn A JOKE OR FOR HEGESSIY Children’s white ¢ ribbed s s and ers—we have a A subject in terest is t | haan ul sm " i is and} ‘ ty tilaree brvee| THREE POR HALP A DOLLAR... pere are few May| them, We fit your eyes and giv sight. “You are ra gentleman is jo for your ey hase _ © $1.00 for Fi quality, spectacles LB. OGILVIE & CO.) arcs ‘Paducal’s — »S TORE Is replete with all the latest styles in every department and is ready to supply your needsin Fall and Winter merchandise, in the best valves at the lowest prices Roam through this beautiful modern store. ‘Tis a school of styies Why not We have themin great quantities awaiting yo" today, towering HANDKERCHIEFS like great mountains of snow. Men’s wcemaa's and children’s handkerchiefs at prices that can- Small wares—smallest prices. not be matched, Have you seen them? We want you to see them and know this notion department NOTION b tter and take advantage of the rare bargains offered. This is a great season for furs. Have you a fur want? If so see our line and get our prices. ian,te They are marked in plain figures. FURS H. T. RIVERS Physician... and Surgeon Ne aia Telephones 68 and 296, OR. J. W.-PENDLEY Office, 116 South Fifth Street. Reaidonce, 004 Tennessee street. Office Telephone 4 16; Residence 415 Dentist and Oral Surgeon 120 North Fifth Street, Telephone Call 402. DR. H. T. HESSIG Office 418 Adams stroet. Telephone 270. DELIA CALDWELL, M Physician and Surgeon Office and residence, 522 Broadway, Office hours, 9 to 11 &.m.,2 to 4 p.m Telephone No. 191. ee }D orian’s)-*-srrecin= “4|Dr. J. E. COYLE Physician and Surgeon 1522 Broad St. Telephones: Office 378, Residence 432. Residence 1110 South Fourth St. OR. A. T. HUDSON PHYSICIAN Office with Dr. Brooks. Telephone 45, Residence 622 Broadway, WwW. M. JANES REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOANS (See me to buy, sell or} mortgage realty. OFFICB 6284 BROADWAY \. S. DABNEY, @ DENTIST Camrne.t But.piwa, Ur-Stairs, Fifth and Broadway. OR. J. 0. SMITH'S hours om Ninth, between Broadway and Je terson. Residence corner Ninth and Jefferson. Tele. phone 148. HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon G. Husbands. 8. B. Caldwell, Jr HUSBANDS & CALDWELL ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW y ce in all the Courts of this com- monWealta, Commercial litigation and Cases in Daakrupicy @ specialty . Ctal and Sarpl City Natio Bank, ; nye OF PADUCA $, B, HUGHE C, E. RICHAR_) ‘The cool autumn days have created a great demand for outer gar- ments everywhere. In this department we keep tully WRAPS abreast of the times, daily gathering all that is new, stylish| [* —| and attractive, and: ffering at prices that are bonnd to win, We invite : ou to come ard examine our elegant line ot Golf Capes. They are the newest, latest andthe most stylish garments on the market. Our $8.50 Golt we are selling at $6.00 Our $16 00 at $12.00 and our $25.00 at $19.00. Don’t torget our lice ot plush capes. Our $500 canes for $700. Come and take your chocsing before thry are all gone Here we have puffs, bows, tecks—in fuct all that’s. proper in neck dressings. Wecan suit you. Mr. Kastidious, IM EN’S S NECKWEAR] and best of all, save you money. : We know of no other store tat carries so many shapes, so many (SHOES widths and sizes, so many styles. Weare in position to fill yourevery want Will you ask tosee our shoes and get our prices? Here’s where you can save money. Whata handsonie collection! Rare and beautiful patterns we are showing from which to choose. ‘theassortments FANCY RIBBONS RIBBONS| = are not only handsome but priced on a saving basi: Will you see them? ~ Surely a great, s a great, a splendid assortment! A great variety ot errr ana designs in all the latest shades. Not an ol A pet DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS 6000S tern, everything in stock new, stylish, up-to-date and beautiful. We We call espec especial attention to our stock of flannelettes, which we IFLANNELETTES are offering very low. In these goods we show a wondertul jine which we offer at prices that will sell. What are your needs in this department? Let us supply them on amoney saving basis t» you We cordially invite every one to visit each department in our store 12h, p’k’s. Ti Pure maple syrup, 1. L, RAN DC 123 8, 2d St, rolled oats, Tel. 89, IB. HAYS, FOSTER & WARD COMPANY INCORPORATED BROADMAY. Mer Interest paid on time deposits. A eerie Banking business ir insacted. eceiere eves every acvommoda- their accounts and responsibility fastines, Capital and Surplus, $305,000.00 American-German National Bank PADUCAH, KY. Interest Paid on Time Offices i in second and Be hoes to%Let. Go. O, THompson, Pres: Ep.{L, Atxins, Cashier, A. L. LASSITER Architect and eo American-German National Bank Building, Third Floor PADUCAH, KY. Second Hand Goods Highest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON street, We also eroltore, soves, anges, voice Gall and fe our prices belore change new Hf You Want Your Laundry aig _~