The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 24, 1898, Page 2

"Sale Lepeotica cabins’ AI Ma" THE PADUCAH OAILY SUN |TUEORCADENCROF rdffiLas noNYON’s ym pa =e snp . / Published every afternoon, except! The result of the fiss } fee) Benne een ae i e Pasa “Artie — Beet The Williams Typewriter G : Sunday, by [Corbett and Sharkey st York|is the ooly remedy on the market Cofloe Is Made. a NEW NO, 2, FOR 189 a Housekeepers Fisher, W. F. Paxton K.W.Clemens, the name of Sullivan was a house~ 4 pia ee nia Ne Oe hold word. The esis worshipped THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY the ether day can be viefwed but in| that will cure apy form ot "The kitchens of the Cubans are al- ‘ Visible Writing, Direct Inking, Bes . li 2 2 ~ |him—almost deifled him; yet Sul- mm ———————— |livan was a homan brate. He made s upp 1es ornddn ber rh tc 2.2°|no pretentions to gentility, aad in i y thinking Peo in 3 10 10 minutes, corres indiges- either in the courtyard back of fxooKPORATED ove light by thioking ple. It tion, stimulate the nerves and build She house ot 03 the roof. Unlike the iting Dirac Inking up the system. hould be inevery [Trish, they never dream of making Scns Rey board ae ler's gripsack. | the kitchen a sitting or dining-room. Ball-bearing Oarriage, » 2c, | And, unlike the Americans, they do Phenomenal Speed, not cook three times a day. Twice a erfect Alignment, BOLD DEED. day the Cuban. servant or housewife ng. 4 to her kitchen and does her cook- LO MACHINES TAKEN —_—_— one ten o'clock, to cook the break- Sa We IN PART PAYMENT Thieves Break Out a Window] fast, whieh is served at 11, and about alogue on app toe i i v unted ia unoccupied territory. We have $8, Bole's,. om RAeWey, 3 seat i eee 3. yay hep t tew escoad-hend machines of other , i 4 » Jig served at eight. In the mornin / parsinent marks the certsin decs fence of the ep Vide PResiDRRt z SRCRRE TRRASUNES so-called science of pugilism. OIRROTONS eM Daily, One month, “ 40/that much at least was consistent, c 4 ; beppaathaty arse: daca bine, fuir 5 s | Daily, per week. . 10 cents | Nevertheless, the people at that time, and Enter. at six or seven o'clock coffee pect ©. M. FLOURNOY, EDWIN A, HARDIN & CO i AV Weekly, per annum in ad- Jalmost asa unit, waited with bated though for this pu the dina |A8ext, ‘104 North Second 8t Sole Deal ; vance ++ 1:00) jreath the result of w mill, eagerly| Tey Stole About $20 Worth of ma eh eaten pe oo th ‘sidebourd of tot ig 409 Wal ‘ia s a innati, O, ¢ ] S , i n Mention this nr. (09 Walnut St. ‘ineinnati, O, {devouring every detail. Io marked] - G00ds and Carried Thom a { the dining-room. As for coffee, no- 21st, cial line of table lin- “THUR“DAY, NOV. 4, 1898, [contrast wae the recent fight in New Off ia Telescopes. where in the world, Paris and the “ We place on sale Monday, Nov.) 2c sis i i- 1 D o eee German cities included, do they make ens, na ns, sheets and white to? it ED ghee ws iat esas A huge rock was thrown through heyy ent coffee a8 that made by T; 1 ; 28) In fs feared that Spain is not en |‘ © cee the side glass of the display window at Cubans. They use the coffce let quilts, Those goods are Made) ttre! wa sm sae cunt ower the pao esis te lay widow tho Guana Thay te theca he Affairs : \ j hank day. | by e best manufacturers, and at Tr me —— | standpoint, way near Second, last night, and one} the housewife picks the beans from a F pri es ted are the best val-| 1 Istest sdiition t> our foreign | However the publie gave it little or more thieves entered. . 5 coffee bed in her courtyard just as we E- the ces quo commerce is the castiron pipe trade, | attention, the daily press dismissea it] ‘This morning two overcoats, Ssome| ould oo aed ert our own gal Oo urope ues we have ever been able tO iics vaviog been shipped from | with « few columos of details and] ‘2° des goods and other things} gy very Wath sed were missed, together with two,tele-| strong, but never muddy like the offer. Boarding houses and hotels tuissepris w ogiaoa. |cetelseis, and tn'e tow moctba thece| "ores" ertasantt toon tor care of] eee, hiner tceaaite . ki d-) = = «Will scarcely remoin a memory of the}ihe goods in. Other articles may cheap and plentifal, and the Cuban will save money by taking a Tue belo men oT Poon we Th we iy Ben taken, ut they wera at] ceak ban Ieraed hat 0 make goo! 7 , A. welcome the new telephone cot ys} ic ie «.} missed. ‘The glass was ol fee and not brown water it % f v vantage of this sale: h Even telephone companies respond | Ms a this wed a ports 1, [aud the rock landed against the other et be too sparing of the raw mate- CAGO RECORD prints daily from the leading i oy . . jun, | Catded prize fighting, foo de of the window, The thief went ows less than a ful! vr x © asta a : Two pieces extra CBVY UN?! tresalutary effects of competition. leew other similar brutish eporte,Jout tne back wehg. He tiaewik: ite Deaptaber pant coffee to a pint of capitals of the old world. This magnificent bleached half linen German ‘Tur talk of a future political di-| when muscle as well as brain shall be|by the marauder or marauders, and| water special service is in process of being greatly damask full 70 inche 3 wide, for vision on the question of expansion | cultivated for more useful arts, then} the theft was as bold as that at Mr] + breakfast at every place standsa ’ 1s merely 2 waste’ of time, as the| will she be better able to fulfill her J, M, Ezell's store, a few doors away, | pottle of red Bordeaux or Catalonian are faithfully portrayed in the original’and exclusive cable dispatches which THE Cnt- extended so as to include every important * ly hort time ,» when a quan ii \- H ; a 2 it is 45c yard. = zs question bas already been decided in | destiny and take her place as one ot ir deyrtieg tng: rigs wine, » is Grask mt try 06 80 city in Europe; and it is supplemented by Two pieces 62-in. silver bleach favor ct expansion. the world’s great civilizing agents, aliice are amazed at the nerve of the| ud Paar ‘adher wreekfast, ond the full regular cable service of The Asso- p acenatrs ee The Chicago Record, alone of all American mewspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive e progressive, thinking Americans, Ay hiedaton they tive the Sort all lin FREES <> ROGUE | rsanege bia own cMilsi'to that extect | erates aaendiisc It breaktest they have the ine yall saute mz Fanat ware, 5O im na is not going to resign. Heis! FOR CUBAN OCCUPATION. A QUIET CITY. table honey, and fruit and eggs, e te 7, favorite breakfast dish i aie! Oates, to Embark From _ | There Was Prevailing Dullness) tgrioin steak, served 4 pieces full bleach 64-inch peaemeuee =a Sceidian: + = rlearl; to} thi s d will mak: flort ry i * German damask, with red DOL) gcse avin wit cootiouc to [Uy MA #0 Clearly spparent to) thieves and will make every effort not with it, coffe is served. ciated Press. last being cooked in styles about the not trying to dodge his record, a fact | same es in the States. In edition, ¢ ich giv be yellow jour- |First Brigade, Under Brig. Gen, cents yard. | which yives peia tot Eyerywhere Today—Many | potatoes. bs The island has 90 different kinds | Gov.-eLect Rooskvett is disap as Give Thanks. . ; . sane. hi ily from lines, for 50 cents yard. | pointing his enemies by keeping ©v} Washingtov, Nov. 24.—The war Ptr ameet cn ln Coes _ << “p che fy < | good terms with all members of the |department today issued the first]No Schools, No Courts, and a] Powe in the water or it grows on dry - leading capitals of Europe. 3 pieces strictly all linen fine bleach Gam: | sublican perty. He'll disappoint | geveral orders looking to the occ] General Rest Everywhere. vGouhe vadinties sommes to soatarihy ask, 66 inches wide, for 69c yard. | whet in other wsys after he aseumes| Pete Of ine. ceniy the Dalted Much Feasting. (Bopen bern North bathed ae SS ee 4 iecesfine bleach damask, ssesiaane se — — ie epg legge gee Berarl There has been a prevailing quiet- ways of cooking rice in puddings, cur- vies, and so on, the Cubans havea dish for 76 yard. | Owe of the surprising things of eas ue eee are{ness throughout the city today, ow- 6 p.sses extra quality fine bleach damask, | this suprising year is the confidence hv ety veg pesca suf-[ing to a general observance of] Of their own, rice casserole. It is jas . Its in- | Tied aM ' Thanksgiving. ‘The post-office was] wualy served as an entree 72 inches wide, the best damask 10Fr ServiCe |of those Kentucky democrats whore) ficiently with the cra aR ite wehd goat of. the stores were gredients, autclent to Alla modera for im cing” for a place next year | ment early in December, , sized casserole, are a pound of rice made, 98c yard. Bayne uace ta son set. directa the sending of the First bri. jes deh Paige Danses Borba nt Ei ats ¢ - 8, | fiat ’ gade, Third division, Second army | Nie, Croan tastere we fab hemy anid one teevpoonful of sa! I have been taking Piso’a Cure for Consumption since 25 dozen all linen 5-8 napkins, woven edg: 8+ | expansion ticket, ved 4} ual} ull, and the puptte oF the pubs] The casserole, when ready, is used, 1883, for ( ough and Cold Tin an attock of Latitppe | _ - M i RY id ul of €. nm the i for 85c dozen, — edges,| AsuTasr Securtany VaNBNRHS headauerters es —, There were ot Sarees mais betes + dh outs and in, 1800, and have, had others wince Inthe = q - ls S aan an regi veto be at 0 courts of cor ence, and busi- ala ther troebibauten on til 1 ay tried Piso’s 16 dozen all linen, 8-4 napkios, wore gee, 16 ‘look into the money system, the de Rio, eget ‘at Marial and | Ness was practically at a standstill, | Sah, the Ouban recipe for this dish J Ron whe percent i i SMALLS x, Colorado for $1.26 dozen. ive toilet quilts for 85c each. |light house service, the coast survey, aja Quite a number of people went out] “After having washed the rice in Springs, Colo., August 19, 1598, =~ 6 pieces 10-4 unbleached sheeting 9c yd. — {aod other matters that come uuder| | Tuis brigade is commanded by |Of the city to spend the day, and oth-| water tero or three times, drain it ; Bng. Geo. Wm. C. Oates, and con-]ers went hunting. In_matrimontal| well and pvt it in a stewpan with the 5 pieces 9-4 bleach sheeting, better than /ibe treasury department sists of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania, [elrcles thare was qdTte-S7Fash~ awl | stock, harh and aalt; cover the pan aud pepperell, for 15¢ yard. | Hownyum the city council may con-|Thitd New Jersey and 1024 New|be seen from another oolumn, lot the rice gradually swell overa slow The prisoners in the lookup an4| fire, occasionally stirring to prevent | og, | LOrks They are now at Athens, Ga. a Pog! AB s00 Fe Canpanl, z jelaste ga age ny fase ideade, Pa. ? Lockup Keeper Meals ‘f Deputy itt a ie oa ie peed of = _ Warren, Pa, % ss jmust be paid. There is. but one) Mariel is the seaport of Pinar dél| Jailer Tom Pytter gave them good | end with the back of « large woody 1 SHOES ! SHOES i! |thing that Paducah will_ever repudi-| Rio province on the orth side. 11/dioners. Foe spoon mash the rice int a perfectly When the Leaves FOR A WOKE UK Hk AEDESSIIY 7 is repudiation itself, | lies about thirty miles west of Ha] There was a holiday in all city de-|*mooth paste. Then well grease # vans, and lying inland 15 miles is|partmente, and few of the officials} mold and turn it upside down for a minute or two to drain, then put sume rice all around the bottom and sides SEMI-OFFICIAL NOTE, | of it, place & piece of soft breed ir ate and th il i 1 tock, and if| i as nl Raman Paigl Cope bebe ehi ging fig boii n't] SENATOR ALLEN, of Nebraska, who;Guansjay, the nesrest point to. the| showed up about the city hall. 5 i ee - jean. ig | Tailtoad line ing from Havana te the next. Our stock embraces from an infant's No. O, soft sole, to| will be succeeded by # requblican, is) fl ie, <a Pisammies Ie ake api Begin to Fall PRICES Take Another | | woman's No. 12 or man’s No. 14, in medium light weights. pang pies - pti 4 <a of the province of the same name, the middle, cover it with rice; prese Tumble at a rival of Col. Bryan and to fight! which is about 120 miles west of He- 3 in eially with the spoon and let | MISSES AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT. |him for the control of the Nebrasics| vana, and is to be the headquarters| ramerds Asked to Furaten Ae! cool. ‘Then dip the mold into h « 5 Sizes 2 to 6, 25 cents; 2 to 6, 50 cents; 2 to 6, 75 cents. delegation to the democratic national | Of the-American army cf occupation mge tn ag ational er, turn the casserole carefully on 0 r 1 an +} | F | t 8, Socts; § to 8, 75 cts; 5 to 8, $1.00,heavy or light weight. | couvention: but he denies it. in the province. The railroad cao Credit, a de, mark where the lid is to be | F “ %c 14,75 cts! 8 tor1,$1; 8 to11,$1.35; heavy and light weight. —_—_—_ be reached from Guanajay by ashort formed on the top by making an in bats } R “12 to 2,81; 12 to 2,$1.25; 12 to 2, $1.50 heavy and light weight. Preswwent McKin suggestion} ™arch. = Madrid, Nov. 23.—A semi-ofticia!| cision with the point of a knife abou | When east re ently we selected the that the festivities at Atianta, which| “THE MIDDLE MA! note, issued today, contains an ap-| #2 inch from the edge al! around anc | bost sud cheapest things to be found y | a 1 peal to the Spaniards to furnish as-| PUt ina very hot oven. Brush it over on the dry goods and LITTLE GENTS AND BOYS. his booked to attend, be called a istance to save the national credit,| With @ little butter and bake about | Years of experience have taught os celebration of American victories, in-| Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfinders bad ** Storr, 75¢; 8 to 11, $1; 8 to 11, $1.25. aw ‘speace jubille,"’ another packed house last night at “12 tn 2,$1; 12 to 2,$1,25; 12to 2, $1.50; 12to 2, $1.90,H & L, Ww | Stead of @ “peace jubille,’’ was! sorton's, «fhe Middle Man’’ being ! 32 to $46, $1.25; 26 to 5%, $1.50; 24 to 6, $2. | timely and wise, and and a hint that/ produced. The play was exceeding- should not be overlooked by Spain. | ly well interpreted, and won for this to See our Lines above. ¢ popular company much applause. Aw agent of the department of ag-/ The specialties were new snd pleas- $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. See our men’s and woman’s shoes at these |riculture succeeded in growing tojing, and the company bids fair to ‘it they do not wish foreign capital] 'lf an hour, or rather longer. Ther | Qedor to eaten Yin teed wad pea ae to be withdrawn from Spau The| carefully remove the lid, which wil! |Our shelves groan under the weight note adds; be farmed by the incision having been | of Goon rminus we have in store far “Some people believe Cuba ought} ™#de all around, remove the bread | customers, Our assume her own debt, no matter in} i? small pieces with the point of « whose hands is her sovereigaty, be- knife, being careful not to injure the cause she herself possesses the secar-| “Msserole. Fill the center with the ity therefor in the form of the cus-] gout or fricassee, which should be ee BEd | ~all are interested. A subject Dre ss G OOS men teretin ener sterout te the subject of ‘glasses, There people who do not need t¢ lome-Mace Dress Skirts, wm ree risk in not havi: » May ng them, Ne figures, : ; maturity oats, barley, flax, potatoes, become the most popular that ever tome. t, made thick; put on the cover, glaze your eyes and give you bet top $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. See our men’s and woman's shoes at oka Roe of vegetables in “Alee- visited Paducah. This afternoon have as a Mg rect Midi it, place it in ith oven te set the Nite Ali Sorts of Blarkets sight. ‘You are pleased with what cod a these prices and be convinced of their merits. ‘ : ale. | Here 18 19 progress asociety matinee.!Gabs cannot, | ‘So y ad hot es possible."—Americar | Ant Comforts do for your eyes. I charge you $1.00 i $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 but a pair of FINE shoes in woman’s|k, this yesr, which proved the falsi-| attended by a large crowd. Tonight] pgrseit responsible,’* ieagie wodbem gd 9 ii P54 Magazine. other partios chan ol g slightly off in style. ty of the contention that the sum-|‘elow Zero” will be presented, anid Te > ite ‘scala oon gat sd Are handmad®, and aowey savers] for. a ‘ f ere te ee ; , : for our patrons. sup mer was too short there to mature) wiry, sTRIGHLAND UAUGHT.|<With reapeot to the debt of the GLADSTONE’S HOME. oa _ ie J. J. BLRICH, } such crops. oo Philippine islands, Spein must await wm — Ladies’ and Men's }} -” 7 seni eatin, Fr m2) - Tx ten mouths of the present yeir| | Will Strickland, « negro who had [red ciapasibird marten jm te rare meee Furnishing Goods aa Broadway tiny the imports of gold into this country |beea wanted by the police for sey-}; ‘ 5 Ph We are always in the front on styles Se have ae $1 13,000 000 and the ex-|<*#! months, was captured lest even i pa inp gg) Roe ope nae History [aad prices: Tt Ie neediows to quote see. ’ preven jing by Officers Crow and Etter. He of interest. From the | @gures— our on ports $14,00,000. Thus for every/had been dodging around town for castle there are views of Shrewsbury, ‘4 FOREST FIRES. Henderson, Ky., Nov, 24 —For est fires raged yesterday and part ot the night over about 2,000 acres of Deputy Jailer Tom Potter thie}land above Greeu river, io this cona- log bad the county jail cleaned, |ty. Several thousand dollars’ worth of the historio Dee, on which eight |LOW-Cut Prices kings rowed, and besides the beauti i ful scenery and ruined castles in sight | 476 {b¢.delight of all vargain seekers there are battle grounds, sakideen past orev en Passe h where the d child: Ie be Welsh and the Lord Marches fought. |.) se After the conquest Hawarden was in- | Ladies’ capes, eluded in the grant of land given to gold eagle that came in, a tiny little|near!y a year, He will be given a a 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY | coli dollar went out. We can stand | trial tomorrow, that many years, bat bow about the other nations? a will bave trains running into Omaba | Rernesenrative Hyrnvny,of Lo by that time. if RAILROAD NOTES. says the Nicaragua Canal must We nave capes in various styles. : : Hugh Lupus, earl of Chester, and 7 _— row anit eaten ; 2 } hester, and in | which are as cheap as they ar. > gond Vico President Harahan | built, because the people demand it,| Tye picunees Soseloede edn ae Cota at entroved. J. W- 11837 it passed into the hands of the {tortabie adap hcde 5 Many Improvements at Fu!ton,|*"4 ® party of I. C. officials, in their /and the republican party is pledged rabbit and dumplings, io addition to] $500. lle & earl of Salisbury, and, reverting sg bret od RaB PIC rt RES private were lust night carried i the crown, was given to (he duke of S Suet Ae New Freight House . to it; that it must be built on Ameri-| other things they were not accus-| Henderson railroad caught fir at) Cy, 5 my besutiful. All desire the best over the } & St. L. from Jack. |“ Tk i HAS tomed to get every day. was extinguished before much dam | -*7¢%¢® Henry 1V.’s second son, and |things for the money should There. son to Nashville. Their business in|°#® Sil, under the American tlag, é tnd ven dawn. Ualad aoe outa] 2 1454 it came into the possession of }come and see us, We appreciate a Pie ei l Nashville is unknown, under American policing, and di-} LIBERALLY PATRONIZED, way om pg re rag opti Sir Thomas Stanley, afterward Lord |. JOHN J. DORIAN, WE Business Rushing on Al Divis-| Assistant Second Vice Presiden |"°°UY PY te U.S. government riety 2 en, | tali2g of rain and good work on the nasnsersseds fer S00 s00r0 avonig | 26 Sedat vay. ] “ : = ¢ ving s 0 - ‘ > ae —_ — 7 fons of the Road at A. ©. Wallace of the I. C. railroad! Tux silver democrats have lost| tertainment given ‘by “the Catholig| ene eee it was seized upon and sold to Chi PENSIONS! dering of toleecd eit the: lene. Ea ane eel dines forever New York, New Jersey, Del-| Knights aud Ladies of America on] MISS GHOLSON aRRives, | )¥tice Glynne. At the restoration each inet’ evens ae in such & way that e or va) are not Wwarauted fast will Soe WAR CLAIMS!|; Nogligeo shirts, starched and pi rate on the question took place alia sete ere WooDwaARD in effort was made to recover Hawar- Jen for the Stanley family, and a di , Connecticut, Marylaad, West | Broadway near TY night was Virginia and Indiana, Kentucky liberally patronized, and the program] The Hemuins of Her Sweetheart Lyon, of Chicago, were bere today on Wallace's private car, says yester- "day's Fulton Leader. ean be counted in the doubtful col-| "** ery entertaining. Will be Brought Here for house of lords, but Haw youcwts wnnetalty Be cs! | toned and Auer eet et, clean See pee ¢ a ‘fe - % varden re- | Public. VOUCHERS aapectaity. 62 Ciark-xt, fironed and finished b ut ably sg reba bad apa de pose to New Orleans on a business/umn, At the present rate of loss | NATIONAL It Interment. nained in the possession of the Glynne | °P °ou't hows, Paduosh, MoCracken co., Ky, Laundry in a Tana which aaa a does, and could use many more cars| When wenaulied ya Lead AB | they cannot muster as many electoral family until the death of the last |au a0) man om nm | OP Ue shay could be bad. ‘The freight] wenn omnia bY, 8 Leader man! ics in 1000 an were foraerly emf Miss Hattie Gholson, whose sweet. | baronet (1874), when the lordship of Mati! Effin or & Co STAR STEA ’ department is the busiest of sll just] iay growing and that the J. C bit braced ip the Solid South The National Reserve Association |heart, Mr. Phillip J. Carr, was killed | ‘he manor, by a family arrangement, so M LAUNDRY, a | aig be A pa ~ fesides doy hie k hw abl adh dell will tomorrow night celebrate its first} near Sioux City, Ie., arrived in the} passed to Mr. Gladstone's eldest son. 0 Undertakers and embaimers, BT Tete thoes 130 § This. Pon nnn if You Want Your Laundry Done Right Have tt done by THE CHINESE 102 Broadway, Clothes called fo J. W. YOUNG & SON, Proprietors, 120 North 4th 8t, Leece Block 4. s on Tue mayor must not get disconr. | *2™Versary by an interesting enter-|city Inst night from Cairo, ow the} !t is thought that g fortified camp ex- P heeubtiyy in not me eos before} as piety Sa nos se liscour-|isioment ‘at iis ball in Campbell|Fowier, and was a guest of Miss} ised on the site of the ancient castle get repair shops, jeged ov Proposition, 1 | building. There will no doubt be a| Lala Flowers, on Clark prior to the Norman conquest. Tho The carpe ibis Go “ive Ae modified form the proposition | large crowd in atteudanc The remains of Mr. C; will be] °x@ct date of the castle j unknown, the track. There was no damage of | freight depot at Fulton will be com. | ¥°U!4 doubtless be approved by the | MAY Nor Los brought here for interment, it is the An Unfirtunate Eaitor, Con sequence. pleted tomorrow, The painters, |UD and by the people. Let the present intention, Miss Gholsoo A recent impression ofthe Tur. of the railroad men who/Geo. Woods, James Woods, Wim, |improvements be tested on Broadway | gtr, Jasper Jacobs, of New Lib- beds bctegs Beare tebeg gett Gazette, the leading and ofi- The afternoon tiain from Louis- ville yesterday was delayed near the Union depot by the engine jumping H His LEG, ty _ De ‘ ve| Kiammer and A, Hunter arrived y d thi le will quic e * i in 1 i and returne: mptly. pave been here atteuding court have rived yes-/and the people will quickly see that/erty, Ill, who was brought to the nnn cial organ in ‘Pranseaspia, contains ebtatt ious to *pend Taabeg iio terdey ee from Chicago to| what is good for Broadway is good | Reddick-Rivers infirmary geet rs WALDON HERE, the following editorial paragraph: SAM HOP SING & O Phey will relure tomerron, bast e new depot. They say 18! tas thie ether ebtacte sufferiog from a foot mashed be- “Tnstead of the usual double-page is. |= —————_—————— il be tomipleted and seedy tor ine pS ol | tween two logs three weeks ago, may|The Mayfield Post-OMlce Kobber | *¢, our to-day’s number, as our read-} _Von"t experiment, but get the old Baggage Master Will Flowers. is|'2 twelve days. It 1s certainly «nice Naxr to France the United States 20t lose the limb, and 1s now resting Is In Jail Im Paducah. éts will be surprised to find, is printed | feliable Plantation Chill Cure, : addition to Fulton and will be a i i i eAY WO TIE: almost well again, having resumed} Addition 10 Fulton Jeted'| Will have the largest space at the! My’ ene upon @ single sheet, with a small sup- ESTRAY NOTICE, &. work 9 day or two age, @ when completed. ‘ ne LARGE GROWD ATIENDS 1 plement impressed upon ordinary let- —— . BLKS MEETING. MEETING. Paris exposition. And eyen then) i ATLENDS THE! James Wajdon, the man arrested ter paper. ‘The reason of this is thaj| A black horse, 15 hauds high, PUREE NLC eet A gmag_ of 30 ogre worien . ther il so be soup fo a ap-| BALL, wey peld 090 sheet sealing oertiek of Paper inexhausted, pends [7am 00, ni forever gues: Second Hand Goods paseed down a |. yesterds cants, 4 fair warning to} P “ 4 ” @ val of anew su or bea FF" afternoon for Ripley, Ten - pee ‘The Bike will mest tonight ln reg-| asoutactarers. If you are vtog tal There was a large attendance at vif eae a IY, Depo dered and dispatched Pie aaod Hie and collar marks. ‘Ten dol} .. Wistest esse rose naidty on of sdeuble ular session, and a large attendance 80108 C0 the machinists’ Thanksgiving ball at| M LaRue, fodged in the! six month lors reward will be.pald for bis re-] WILLIAM BOUGENO & _ 00 the Construction of track show your goods to the world giving: at ix months ago. We shall probabl. ; placed in from there south, | !# desired, as there will be one or two ‘orld apply the Palmer House last. night, 11] coumty be given @ pre-| also havo theavaitibleloes!| wen to De. C. A. Isbell; 728° 8 avh stzeet. We also "— Jeandidates to tal degree. for space, and apply soon, for the} was one of the most enjoyable dances ting p ur own |9 xth.streety Padacab, K. n | prices belore tuiving elsew . r rele ‘ show will bea big o well gal-j ever given by organization, t print ? FPS Sorasiet aormecenaes fi tae : A ’ , rovrtgipns Wad her