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

Bazaar At Half Price Ocr entire stock of plush aad cloth capes, con- sist ng of the very finest Melton and kersey cloth, far 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 Fur and Braid Trimmed | Cloth Capes go for $1.50, $5.00 Far Jet and Handsomely | Braided Cloth Capes, Empire or Coach Styles, go for $2 50. MILLINERY BEAUTY In trimmed hats and bonnets. ‘The fast selling, which we have en- joyed in our willinery department the past week indicates how well the |tastefal dresser appreciates our mil- linery. This week we will exhibit $6 00, $8 00 and $12.00, all Silk eile scomi: > oti Plash Capes, go’ for $3.00, 64 Qo | bundreds of becoming productions Pay gis oS 1 00) from our work rooms. and $6.00. Don't miss seeing | 4}) our $2.50 trimmed bats at $1.25 our capes before purchasing. All our $3 trimmed hats at.... 150 300 Indies’ black and colored all) 4); our $4 trimmed hats at 200 wool cheviots, handscine novelties, |" 4}) our $6.00 and $8.00 fine pat. plain black silk lenter shirts, brocad-| tory hats go for $2 98 and 83 98, ed silk and satin skirts worth actu- Mise” walking -hate, rowed bais ally $6 aud $9, each @ bargain, DeV-| ovoling hats and militery hate—posi- er even approached, $2.48 and} |) “ - lection in $1 19. Others wt $1, $1.25, $1.50] city” at 500, 65c and $1.00. and $1.08, y/ ‘An endless variety of hair switches Another lot of these 85c and $1 }q, 730, $1.00 and 81.50 wrappers at 50c, jast received. A) Colored switches and bangs, 25¢ lot of Jadies’ flannelette gowns, extra! oqo quality, while they last 750. \ THE BAZAAR! 215 BROADWAY 215 I} PREDICTED! We are prepared to do the very best repair work for the coming winter. Have your plumbing so arranged that it will not freeze. If we do the work we guarantee it not to freeze---we will keep it in repair free of charge all winter should it do so. W9 make steam and. .hot’water'heating a specialty. Minzesheimer Plumbing Co, 104 North Fifth Street Business Telephone 362—Under Palmer House— Residence Telephone 424 PERSONALS. Mrs, Tallaserro and son, of Madison ville, returned home this morning after a visit to the former's brother Mr. J, E. English. Miss Ada Wilson is here from Mem: | his, Tenn. visiting her sister, Mrs fe Dowell, 1312 b way. Mr. Frank W. Holly, of Lockport, | Y., arrived last night on business, Wilson ‘Thate West Plains Mass., is in the city H. J. Morgan, southern agent of the Central of Georgi at the Palmer Mr. R. M. Atkinson and wife, of Fulton, are at the Palmer Mr, 8. B. Coil, of Frankfort the Palmer. Mr. George Prince, who abs been on the sick list for the past week, is able N tis at to be out again, Yarence Chamblin, bookkeeper of the Paducah Brick works, is reaover ing from a spell of typhoid fever. Mr. Jack Mann returned this morn. ing fr Louis, having purchased fine stock of show cases, literature and other®lines for his cig- ar stand in the Palmer House Mrs, Will Green has returned from n., Where she atten Jot her father, Mr. R Nolen. the | Te Mr. Gus Beyer has gone to Kansas Oity for his health. Miss Lala Muse, is in the city Petter lony at remained of Lexington, as jast arrived Ruskin, ‘Tenn., six or eight months, INVITATIONS RECEIVED BY THE MAYOR, Mayor Lang is in receipt of an ur- gent request for Paducah to join the League of American Municipaliites and the matter will doubtless be re- ferred to the council at its meeting Mondaynight. ‘The m quested point, deley ‘Tenn sociation, which meets at Chattanoo- wa November 23d. TAX NOTICE, Nov the before Dec Paducah, Ky All city taxes “for must be paid on. or 1 j i} “December Ist, in and sell as taxes must be i. LYON Collector, to levy paid, td A VERY LARGE MULE, Mr. Ed Woolfolk, of the Paducah Faniture company, today bought ose of the largest mules in the county, It is 18 hands high, and is about the largest one ever brought to the city. It was purchased near Woodville. Oysters of all sizes and in any style at Calissi’s. Don‘ t you know Plantation Chill Cure is guaranteed to cure you? PADUCAH COAL & MINING CO. Tradewater Coal Price delivered—Lump 8¢, Nut 7e per bushel, cash. Price at Elevator. per bu., cash. Phone 254. Lump 7c, Nut 6c Office at Elevator. vena FLETCHE ONE JOYOUS NIGHT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Direct from Sam Jacks’ Theater, Chicago. ESTABLISHED1864,——o Miss Mary B. E. Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. Telephone 174. PADUCAH, KY SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING < REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet. 2d and 3d. tome bar oye Is where all ONE TRIAL BOTTLE This Offer ere Surpa' Ag External Tonic Applied to the ‘Buin. ‘Beautifies it as dy Magic, THE DISCOVERY imc AGE ‘Woman was the Inventor, THE MISSES BELL, 78 Filth Avenue, New York City, Gold in Paducab by W. B. McPherson, Cor. 4th and Broadway. HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER The Bon-Ton Burlesquers! Heafed by the Burlesg RUBY LEONI AND. ‘And_a chi ‘Two new burlesques Biye fanny commediat e ‘Our High Scnool Widow Gay” and “Elegant scenery and costumes, Heautifal Living Pictures and the following high-ciass specialty artists Delaphone, Prince of Mimics, Watson and Woodfor), German Ambassadors. Miss Ruby Leoni, the Shapely Ve- nus. Seamon and Stars. The only burlesque show coming— you can’t afford to miss it. Monte, the Singing Usual prices. Seats on sale Monday morn. ing at Van Cuiin’ ONE NIGHT ¢ ONLY SATURDAY, NOV. 5. A WHIRLWIND OF COMICS ! JULES WALTERS’ BIG COMEDY SUCCESS. Side Tracked, A Play Witty and Wise, and . The Horatio “rane, Will Take You by Surprise. MAMMOTH SGENIG DISPLAY, SPECIALTIES THAT HAVE NO PEER, Prices 25, 35, 50 and 75 Cents. Seats on sale Friday morning at Van Culin’s Have You a... Water Filter? If not, dont’t fail to see F.G, HARLAN, JR, ‘AQUAPURA easiest filter on earth ae al RovaL Baking Powder Safeguards the food against en Leia of the tooun dns ROYAL BAKING POWOER CO., NEW YORK. WAH-PAH-SHO-SHO, Chief Is Character. The Osage an Interesting Down in the Osage nation several miles east of pi nea City lives an old Indian named Wah-pah-sho-sho, who is noted throughout the country as a man of unusual shrewdness and po litical ability, Wah-pah-sho-sho did not absorb civilization as rapidly as some of his people, and for some time this kept him from becoming a le in the affairs of his trib by nature a statesman and s¢ last what kept him from his place, he decided, like a great my statesmen with lighter skins, to con- ceal his real t ter and to espouse a popular custom. So, almost before his rivals i hat was happening, Wah : ad arrayed himself ir suit of store c s hair cut, built a boa house for himself and favorite wife, bought two red plush chairs and a cooking stove plunged into the pc the nation, to emerge some tim as the recognized header of his @ mor, in the terri: ee trusted man owns a ranch of 640 ac ree, and there is not a better cultivated piece | of land in the country. His five wives look after the farm in hisa 3 even the old ef is not aver: ing a hand in the field when not at Karnor’ Rousing November Sale 3 AND COLLARETTES. Wonderfully low prices when you |have considered the good quality of material used, Three pre yles children’s jack ets nicely trimmed, sizes 4 tol? years Special for this week, selling at only Other sorts and styles BIG DRESS GOODS VALUES, |JACKE Handsome black Crepons inp: tera suits for 98-9 yard this week formerly sold for $1.00. ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS This week at lic, 19¢ e, ay 3de, 43¢ and 48e a yard e more you know about these dress goods! $2 a garment the more they'll be appreciated for $2.95 DRESS TRIMMINGS. Four wonderful lines of silk plush capes, $2.50, $2.95, $4 equal capes sold at many louble. A graud new stock of jackets wil go on sale by the miidle of this week Don’t buy until you have seen thei marvels of style and beauty at low prices. An elegant line of Braids, Satin Folds and Embroidered Chiffons. SILKS AND SILK WAISTS, New yard, mings. 18e, ¢ beautiful for waists and suitable Very silks by the and trim Big a yard, choree, Values. Se, and Me MILLINERY, Here you get Hats trimmed hy ex perts, styles right’ aud prices styler | about half what others charge. use throwiog money away We've just received a new line of Deweys and shapes for this week's selling. 75 Deweys are here for 19% $1 00 Doweys are here for 5% New Velvet Hats in the new Shep ardess and other new popular style are here for $75v to $1. MEN’S AND BOYS CLOTHING Wasitady. cdsiena Hod Look here before you have parted ie Gish ud latenved Aare standpoint. {With your cash if you want the best We find Dr. Schillings Model fF the lowest money. Form, American ly and Empire SHOES AND RUBBERS. styles the best that talent, skill and] Look where will and boy great experience can make. We are| where you may, offer you the the only agents in Paducah, Prices} best shoe and rubber bargains in moderate. 500, 75¢, $1.00 and $1.25 | Paducal LADIES’ READY TO WEAR SILK WALSTS. shades Ne ut th Black and eveniog oot fond elsewher 1°95 86 45, se prices. dress KID GLOVES at wear, that give satis- wd and fitted to the a pair tion. hand, for only 9 CORSET TALKS Let us demonstrate but few corsets Bt and improve the to you that you we tending native councils or othe looking after his political It must be confeesed, however, his chief labor at home ec overseeing the work of ot gaged When I vii ago Wal} to harvest His eldest taching six wiry m and was riving arov the air of a conc the othe the sun, grain. W vorite spo’ the house w ted the ranch a few days 0 was pre} d acres of w had succeeded d the fie » While thr sho and his fs the veranda the procee ng ved me affably he harvesters ur | end af | til sat fled 1 that PAapoos shire pig He inf. could be r eny other ¢ year 50 per cent sho-sho owns a} from the 4 and that the horse ma a large bunc keep on grazin ern portion of t W some pr enough last year fr and turkeys pay penses of the fam that there w Indian e tffer of 4 whité man’s When Wah-pa Indian gathering collar and necktie « like an ordinary } younger eler him as quite a progressive man, when at home or when traveling remote sections of the country he dons a blanket and moccasins it winter} in summer when at the ranch he is not troubled with too many clothes. This makes him very popular with his less civilized consti r thing that makes V ite with the ole is his refusal w The kindly to the ot never tal the favo: his more ci he has four other fully manages to retain his intluence with bot While we were walking ranch Wah-pa telligently on a number of su public in not differ white man h was mentioned * ture in the c face. His | when we &pc hands workec ing imaginary « sho-sho said eae war. He di i uld company of Indian sold #8’ time if he were given a commis Only they must bave Indian of- re. They wish governed by men of their own race, Ile + government need not be afraid trust the Ini They wor with a gi men. The queer part about it, Wah-pah sho-sho would take his wives with him to war, and sid the other Indians ves. uses except » few of bout the ver jee nd his views ¢ ry n the war ull the Indian nas fcametot k eves tles. and iffinges Wah-pah- to go aise a n three sho cx 1 to | to r country white rwis | aa evs U Et S| ae Jon North Third Street JUst Back of Wallerstein Tete * Peeeeeeeel 3 RACKET STORE, 407 BROADWAY, Good values every day All in the year, One price for everybody. goods a 2B CEATS.... cents a str New New lot children’s union suits, in 5 and at 34 lot fine collarettes at $4.95 and $ The nd pretty 1) CENTS finish styles are new Boys’ heavy Very corduroy ribbed hose heavy, elastic, fine they have no equal at less than a quarte We ca hosiery too often or speak too highly of it Word About All-Wool! We offer a ALL-WOOL dres sin cent our price is 15 cents a pair t mention this big line of strictly serges and novelties at a yard 1 value our give you such goo dle trade the bes' profit is cut n the mi but we are determined at all times tog t value for the price. sheets and Pillow Cases ! New lot ready-made sheets and pi hemmed ow Full size bleached sheets, and ready for 1 tise, at 42c. and 4c. each Full size bleached sheets, hem-stitched 50 cents each Pillow cases, ready for use, 9 cents, 12 cents and 17 cents each nt bravery of the squaws in Inc His own mother had been w ing a battle wit strapped to he as good a warrior as As I was leaving tured to ask th to go affirmatives left me would not bean of those erful stories of insurrections Ae he ; s United States confronted w troops of be sexes of t St. Louis Republic STAND UP STRAIGHT. And So Enjoy Good Health and the Best of Spirits. Stand up as you ¢ you can p good hea good morals If yon are to dyspepsia, nervousness, insomnia, incipient consumption, rheumatism, sick headache or neuralgia, stand up correctly and be cured Prominent physicians eay that ten minutes’ eorrect standing every day tia mi ther dur 1 he 1ha and ha e jaded nerves e, the s back awit eir capacity man or wom r dyspey ndition may have as been aecom- ‘op or en ounce of Comercial we in a € very pene it to stand and enj the best of spirits and long you subject depression, Patronage, for Three Reasons... would do the same. “Squaws heap fight!” he exclaimed, dropping into Indian English in his excitement. “Carry gun; shool; no eat, no mre} cot a ge ebm will work miracles in a nervous, ail- ing, depressed man or woman, ten-minute fronds the tithe grad ually prolong the time an- n stand pry y forsbalf an Better Than Imported We have the same old story to tell you about that Moore’s Air-Tight Heater. It couJd not be made better at any price. For sale only by Scott Hardware Co. in stock the following brands of Shotguns: L. C. SMITH, NEW BAKER, ITHACA, WINCHESTER. M.E. JONES BARRY & HENNEBERGER Crabtree... COAL deanefield Screened Lump, 8c; Egg, 8c; Nut, 7c; All sizes Anthracite, $7.50 per ton, Clippings, 4c per Bundie. We will take care of our customers, so send us your orders, SVOT CASH. Render Coal Gives entire satisfaction, and we are proud of our system of screens.” They are the best in westera Kentucky. Prime Lump 8 cents; Prime tgg 8 cents; Roller Screened Nut 7 coats, Old Lee"Anthracite $7.50 Ton, Central Coal and Iron Company JEFF J. READ, Manager TELERHONE 276 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 wl ready for ..Telephone 70 Bees The baits Should Have Your you. Coal—clean +! weight, the best obtainable, av‘ ored at your door at the lowest ible price— is our stock in ty Don't wait until your coal bin is ¢€: | ty. A)l sizes of Anthracite Coal ig | aud Crushed Silver Co) ittsburgh Lump Coal for Grates St. Bernard Lum ut for Cooking rm St, Bernard DELIV ERED, abies inde CASH ONLY -|ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY (INCORPORATED ) 427 BROADWAY v PHONB NO. 8 PHONE 190: eoccccee FOR ccceceee Hillside and Oakland Coal THE E, W. PRATT GOAL COMPANY E. W. PRATT, Manager Cor, Ninth and Harsison Streets FOURTH AND BROADWAY OVER M’PHERSON’S DRUG STORE He gi.faantees « perfect fit, . He does all his work with bomegabor, .» He will sell you afsuit of clothes made to ord ir As cheap as you can buy o a custom-made | SECOND. | ‘THIRD.. {