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•OLUMh 1—NUKBKB :I12 PADUCAH, K KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBtK II, 1897. TEN CENTS A WEEK
I tilled among the* good a found prop- Half mile and repeat. running, erty stolen from their reaidence*, aud flVO. ' A CONTEST there is yet conaiderable which hab I SECOND DAY LUOUOT'-llHItUJ CATTU. " JOCKEY KILLED Ij not lieen «la lined. C'iaas 1, tUfltf abortliorM, U. A. ! lireen'a theft* were coo fined prin- Fetter, superintendent. ; to food ami profiniooa, and liumiiifiit Over tlie Kecenl Hest bull, 2 years old and over, ft). Jack liriffiu Fatally Injured ut "Kindly Observe These Figures." ,' 1 or thin reason a large amount of the Lairtr Crowds at the Fair and Best bull, I year old and under 2 iK-mtic I'riiuw). I property he la alleged to have stolen Knees Today. ( age i onaidered ) $6. the Hsie Track. j cannot be found. Heal cow, 2 year* old and over, l*reen came here from Kvanaville liest beiter, 1 year and under 2 , last January, and Annie Curry, a (a(*e considered) $6. 14 quart Granite Dish 1'aus CHAIRMAN LEI6H 6ETS IN. 'colored woman wbo has not yet been ileal herd, (t male aud 4 females) HIS HORSE WAS CUT DOWN. • 7 quart Granite Dish Pans cujtht. u eb.rKed wiu complicity. FLORAL HALL VERY ATTRACTIVE »io. liia home, he claims, is in Gillia- <> quart Cfrainte Buckets I Class J, King, l'oll Angua beet Kn» Mr. I.e«ike llud III'* Proxy ] pi", Ohio, and he denies that he ever J bull. 2 years and over, 110. K quart Granite Buckets stole anything in his life. Beat bull, 1 year and under 2 (age "L*adscer," \ alued at ml,2*H> 6 quart Granite I»rescr\ c- Kcttl and A.loJ KiKllt The Curry woman will not be ar- Many Awards Were Made Today- considered) f*. Wan So injured That Ilo rj quart Granite Preserve Kettl, estod, as it appears from later devel- Best cow, 2 years and over, $«. Tlie D«»g Show tntries. f> quart Granite Baking Pails opments that she had nothing to do Best heifer, 1 year and under Had to t»e Shot. with the theft*. She has giveu the 13 inch Granite Wash Pans ID: COMMITTEE TO ELECT A CHAIRMAN (age con.idered) ft.. police some valuable information rel- Beet herd. ( I male and 4 females) 7 inch Granite Tea Kettles ative to the different places where «10. REMAINS Will BE HELD FOB INSTRUCTIONS 7 inch Granite Coffee Boilers X Creeu dis|jooed of stolen goods. RICES CD THIS AFTERNOON Class K. King, Ilolstein, best bull 3 quart Granite Coffee Pots Chairman Ed O. Leigh, of the 2 yeara and over, 110. 1'optM-rauc county committee, sr-1 "WE'RE GUILTY" Best bull, 1 year and under 2 (age A full line of Granite Ironware, strictly first qual- rived in the city this morning on the | considered) The pleasure of the races yester- ity goods. early train, to a»»i»t in making the ( llest cow, 2 years and over, $'J. day afternoon was sadly marred by a official ro- Best herd (1 male and 4 females) Griffin, a jockey, and the loss also of ane^ aud when i SIN reporter a«k«; INCORPORATED. luriionately improved. Neil to the 110. valuable animal, '-Landseer," for a atatemeiit tins moruing. he «>e- Class L. King, Hereford,, best which bad to be killed. clined to make one nt Hie time. racing event* the main inlereai cen- 303 307 Broadway. 109-117 N. Third St. I he Man Seciucri Glad of 111m bull. 2 years and over. $10. It was in the last race. There * It had lieeu Contended by toine ter., a. usual, in ibe Floral llall ex- t.uilt, anJ <».»t *MJ—The hibit. I luring yesterday, notwith- Best bull. I year ami under 2. 16 were six starters, as follows: Dixie that today was the proper tiui* to <»f- j Best cow, 2 years and over (age D., ch m., Anchor stables, St. Louis. WoniMii was l ined $20. standing that all entriea were re- filially canvass the returns, as San- J considered) $>c Mo.; Ned, bra. Dillard Hill, K. day. some claim, *;»•» not to he' iuire.1 lo lie nude by Monday afler- uoou at 5 o'clock, tlie diaplav here Best heifer. 1 Near old aud under Hickman, Kentucky ;Landseer, br g, counted. and the third day would | 2, Hi. W. P. McFadden, Harrisburg. 111. ; coaaeqaenUy have fallen today in- | Alfred Verble, alias llall, and Mr*, wan much improved u|>nn The art department, wiule the el hi hit there i« liest herd (I male and 4 females) Wild Flower, ch m. St. Louis sta- •tea I of yeatarday, and the count Jennie Strottner. resident* of Me- »10 bles ; May Day, b m, W. H. Pitt- could Unlay I* made legally. chanioaburg, aere arraigued on not iarjic. is auipU worth notice.from the excellence ol 'be work aubmilted ( lass M Ring, Jersey : man, Arlington ; Perfidy, b m, A. B. Chairman Hartley, of the Marshall charge of adultery iu Judge Sander*' The \i.itor will lind Ihire »ome very Best bull. 2 \ears old and over Boyd, Union City, Tenn county committee, however» bad re- court today. They were arrested on tine .|>e4-imeu. of oil and water color *10. The horses came into the stretch J turns I boine with the Marvhall coun- a warrant swurn out bv llie woman'a work aud ^leueii sketciie. by home Best bull, 1 year old and under ith the first four well bunched, the ty ballot hooks. aud could not lie husband, who came here from Illinois arliaia, prominent among which is 2. |8. oiher two in the distance. reached. ami found them living together. copy of Rosa lloubcur's famou» Best cow, 2 year, old and over It seems, as well as could be as- lJeuee it wa« further claimed that "Do ' ou know what you're Horse F'air" ''by a Imy 12 year, (age consider d) certained. that Griffin, whose mount if 31 r. Leak a bod no legal authority charged » thl ' asked the court. old," aa the inacriplioa reada. Tile Best heifer. 1 year old and under was one of the best on the track, at- to act in Air. thigh's place yester- Yes si. I* promptly replied Ver- band that wielded the deft brush is 2 (age considered) |6. tempted so get in the lead add pass day, no otfl"i a I result ofSatunUx's For it has never happened before, such bargains as we are offer- ble. that of Mauler F rank Davis, a grand- Best herd (1 male and 4 females) Wild Flower," but wasn't quick primary coti'd be made. ing to the trade FOR CASH. ONE WEEK ONLY, in • Are you guilty?" further inquired >n of Capt. Joe Kowler. It i. the »10. enough. The horse's front feet land- Mr Leigh left UAM afternoou for the court. same picture Ibat many of our re id- Class N Ring, Thoroughhred ed on Laudseer's back and crushed Ladies', Misses' and Children's Strap Sandals and Oxfords. Owousbnro, but tuade u stateiiieui "\eHsdr! We're both guilty!" era saw some lime ago on exhibition horses ; James M. Clements, super- the latter down, throwing the jockey substantially as follows, before lie lie eagerly res{tonded. in the show window of a liroadway intendent : forward. In the vernacular of the left to * >i s re|*>rUT LOOK IN SHOW WINDOW AND SEE GOODS. W ell," observed the court, picture and wall p*|r bouse, but is Best -ullioo, 4 years old aud turf, he was cut down, and did not •'The case is pra<-ti<-uily this. think it's my duly at> a court to hear well worth a second — over, 175. stumble. Perfidy was in the lead, Lasts' Done. Tip Oxfotd, sm»U liia, $150 and $3.00 ihoe at 87c Deeming it poaalbk thai 1 cuuM uot — of The evidenc e iu the caae T im'.ee-l an accompli, limeol Best stallion, 4 years old and un irutin was picked up unconscious, Ladies' Chocolate Oxford, imall si its $2.50 and $3X10 shot at 57c get down and a»«i*t in the count, 1 understand a he is u married woman of which a 12 - \ ear - old der, $o0. and while there were no external in- Misses' Chocolate Sandals, all sizes, $1.75 shoe at $1J5 aeni Mr C M l^ake my proxy to and you t<»ok ber away from home may well be proud -There "are Best mare, 4 years old and over, uries of any consequence visible, he Misses' Tan Sandals, all sizes, $1.25 and $1.50 shoe at 68c iaaen>- aud tif\ I lie re- count, and knew she had a husband." other.."—too numerou. to mention iu no. was internally injured, suffering from Child's Oxblood Sandals, 8 1-2 to 11, $1.50 at $1.15 Uif?»». »n aciM»rdan< e with the party •Yes. air," ad united the man, laii—many subjects Itearing so Beet m.re under 4 years, $8. concussion of the brain and hemor- Child's Dong. Sandals, 8 1-2 to 11, $1.50 shoe at 98c rules »* adapted by la-«t *t:»'e con- "but 1 didn't take her away." much the .tamp of merit as to make Sir Edwiu Arnold, contrary to ex- rhage of the lungs. Child's Tan Sandals, » 2 to 11, $1 shoe at 57c tention. He and Mr. Hartley were But you kuew she had a himband panaon odious. Neither is Ibis pei tationa, will not be here and will Dr. F. T. Fort was on the grounds Child's Dong. Oxford,* 1-2 to 11, $1 shoe at 43c duly can\a*»»l the returns, when you began living with her," iu-t iepartnieht wauling lu more mechan- not enter Ibe free-for-.ll. It appears and attended the iujured man. He ami cetUtU thereto. terjected the court. ical productions li.at are iieautiful, that the statement he would be en- was carried to bis quarters in the I Come Early Before f lijritfi n-o 1 I a kln#> Taylor, tiie andidaU: for — ^ S'. air, a 'piece of a IIUBI'SUII, riou, and Intereaiing, unique s|ie.'-~ " • t-t no '••> M ' U U . - — stables, and theie die t about 10 Your Size is Gone. Geo. Rock & Son, m^Ty voMHiaiWaltVa attorn**. Informal deprei alingly asserted Verble, with imen. uf work in cloth, -li-o,ue pa|ier IHX. SHOW. o'clock last night. use this mormu^tbs* l»e »"uM likely cutting emphasis on the "piece."' I other suuil.r material-.. The The entries for tlie dog show prov- His remains were taken to Vance's coolest Mr. Ilradahaw « eiivtion, aud •You thought you'd do better for anlii|Ue is |ierha|-. IH-SI repnarf-nteil ed not quite as large as wae ex- uudei taking establishment and em- as 1 caund gel «lowu Mig «MM>u<(b to her. then. I guers. You'd treal her by au old chair of 1 , jrenthje pec ted. balmed, and will be held to await in- hewr the couttst. I have calked right,' sarcastically replied the carving, tlie pro|ierty of ^Ir.. Ileory S. A. Fowler showed six English structions from his two brothers at To help make the Fair a success and to enable our patrons to visit the Fair free of expense meeting of the uommi lee for ue*t j court. Uurtiett. It is, though so ancient, Bull Terriers—sire, dam and four Elizabethtown. III. we have purchased 1,000 Tickets and will give with every cash purchase of $5.00 or over,' Mocdar. lo clert a new claftinua, "\ea, I'm a -white' mau," re- in a perfect slate of priwe.'valion .u.i puppies. The deceased war a well-known •AKo can pre.%Ul<- at the uat. should joined the prisoner, thrusting at the a aifbt of il is a delight u> the Heart I). A. Veiaer, a Great Dane. jockey, and his first race was run for Xir. Tayw»r carry «>ul his in lent km of hiikbaud agalu. of an antiquarian. (. alhoiin Kieke, an Irish Seller. Mc Far land, of Harrisburg, HI., entering one." "Well, I'm only sony that the law Mention was \eaterday made of C. F. Anderson, an Irish Spaniel. owner of Laudseer. It is understood A Ticket to the Fair Absolutely Free! " TIku you think 11T. I-eake -a- won't allow me to fine you more than It. B. Phillips, two line Point- lhat Griftln leaves a wife and one or r tlie fact that tlie Paducah men banta to act for yoa. and that #, >U," concluded the court, "for 1 were not very fully represented. er*. two children at Golconda. 111. He was 84 years of age. ifo t *%unt mat* regular ami legai he Hunk if any l>ody ever deserved the Then- are ne\erlheleas some very Jack Hart, two Irish ami two rti ask h:*:be»l penalty that could be im- pretty displays of good. Kniering American Setters. Landseer' valued at $1,200. • »V®a 1 dunk it »«•»." he replied. poaed, do." Floral Haii you pa-., iir.t the boolh Robert Duvall, one Italian ami one and haU and cosU and the wo- ware business a. could well have First race—Free-for-all trot. $2.)0 him worthless as a racer, and he had 5c man $20 and coats. to be shot. Keveiioe Offirri* h.^royl'iie iieeu gotten into that much room. —Asuiofltl. l>r. s., A. S. Thompson They went to the lockup, ^nd while There uothing in tlie way of spe- Ma\fern. ch. in. Allen 4 Boswell. Humlred» uf people witnessed th« ! in N<"Call"«ay Connty. One Lot Children's Shoes thi-v are incarcerateil in aeparau cial deaign—the display is quite sim- Second race—Two-year-old, half- terrible accideut, and were bonified | cells, they smt>ke tobacco from the ple ; bwt it is very comprehensive, mile daah. —Circus, l>. h., C. W. at its fatal Consequences. It was the Sizes 5 to 12 1-2. and Hi ed' *sck, which accommodating hicb i, jierhap. 11^* nsain i.unt. Matthews Van Mack, C. W. first fatality at the new fair ground.* Regular Prices $1.25 and $1.50, 89c Pair Bobl.rern u»n««l 1< ' passersby carry to and fro for them. Paaaiug t'. L. ISrun»on A Co s Creatch : Ciee Whia, b. g., W. Cum- track. Ml llir Olllrer-. I !•«••• ' «wa|>cd. Tlie woman's real husband is tlie handsome display of potted plants mings , Amorilla. b. m. Undertaker Nance received a tele- very picture of wretchedness and de- and feme the visitor arrives at a Third race—Special paoe, three gram to ship ibe remains to Fliza- spair, aud iu addiium in-ing de- txjotti OCCupied T>, the ^'oHI»n"» heats tn five. $100—Jesse James, b. bethtown, III., and they were sent up GET FREE ADMISSION TO THE FAIR* s 1,1 W. La iVi'U" I formed U-sallow au«l aickly looking. Christian Te«i|.erance i uion. a!.-C sr., Sullivan A; Pitman ; Stuyvesaot, this afternoon. .bu he.^ By Making Your Purchase ol H.K The woman, on the other hand, is mentioned yesterday It » taste- b. g . A. S. TLw;!!}p*on: Uo<.*kefeller, of the CIKCT I R i out r. U>«« "Hi" I). Krr„u» large ami robust, and seemed U) have fully furuisbe.1 as a place where hi. a.. Jack Sheehan ; Little Xfcfe br. I Imu'»- t cltv, ai>' Jobn 1" HiifloM. a supreme contempt for her hus.mnd. those who are .o di.po-.ed uiav sil K., Oce Alexander; John Keadv, b. B. Weille ii» customary on the third tlay s. rn., C. W. hellers; Ned, br. Tbe ..HK-er- Mit» -iiw*ii'ilixi-il Jlek that they were "skylarking." lisplay is quite attractive, aud it* the equity docket was called and sev- of a Kin/ iu laat »!tn much .ppreci.te.1 by .11. Dillard Hill eral judgments rendered in appear- 1 '•Ij ti ne* 1 Judge Sanders said there wasn't s aeciitm.aud nj* ''• ' man to the court room who did not l'he 1'a-lin ah Furniture Munu- Fifth race—Three-quarter mile ant e cases. the raid. 1,1,1 fa. turing Company li A. in the ucxt flash. $100—Dutch Oven. C. W. Henry Bailey <;s .'»elicve Itotu hu4 sworn falsely. The case against l>ee Thompson, Yealerdat 11.«-\ ( I 1,.|. •Ilil.' two '•ace. parlor and library set. of Creatch; Julia Clark, Dillard Hill; barged wilb cow steal.ng, is «»u trial ; 1 *. Will Skeltou was continued. ,i mile 0,uIII,. 1.1 lloll C.H Iruuk au<»* . plesded guilt> partitions so a. to form, *im to. I.s- TODAY * U|i M, The case against Joe Hardin was new quarters 317 Broadw'y . away, aud MU^ ' play last mentioned, the representa- reset for tlie 13th day. and a a, fined ^ Iii the first heal o* tne ftec for all barking Urifii . •• • door and tion of an entire furnished house.was ealertlay flnetl f«.: s similar ..fTense trot, purse 1250, Asmond and May- Kd Harrisou, colored, charged | Are I a load «d - tli. lirecliiHi. baud.incd. Imt thn eflort« of both Where he has opened his Fall line of • • .Now you a«-e you .** 4* K"1 •' ,ttort fern, A«mond won in_2J:24. with setting up a game, was adjudged Tlie v in Hi I n li n t ' oi .it liinea III in. are a success us they stand. not guilty. ... ni-fd. lo pax.'' philosophised J«»«»ge. to frigid* n »"•" The nexl secta-a is occupied by lu the second heat of the free-for- i..nn w .< ' • i lied and I don t get a cent of iF»ither. all trot, Mayfern woo as easily as INJUNCTION SLIT NI.KB (iraen the »JIU 1 Ellis. Rudy and Itiiliipa. I Lis a IMM.I »TTll" HI A itreat many )>eo)ile imagine I g* and operated » ••»> ase »litre one uiav f.iiriy use that Asmoud did the first. >ui i .li ee montba soms" of the costs, but I don't. Atout BIMIU Gents' Furnishings, Xalloway nouidy old quotation. "Lasi. i.utuot least." lo Kiiloln the C.ollcction Oill -er Ker- $ of tlie coats are caller I judge's More man ^imball mstru- an 1 ttbH'b KeM .u Their showing of cftrpet-. rugs etc., lirailnl School lax. o g l-l^ i. .jiiiIm cusU, but I don't know what it's for. meots have been sold in Pa"er. wln.kty I ill FAMOUS GKOItGIAS t r.*r» Kim*s in, i rough boxing, go to the McKinnie The petition a^ks that llie election MEN'S AND BOYS' and higli »iuc, » i"J "b ig I" "everal Tlie Si \ went lo pis-«» tester'I Veneer and Package Ce. tf l»e set aside as lllefral on ihe grounds bu•!> I red g.H.Mi- lound and \t Wort mr. 0|icirf IIIIIIM Sulor. with the re|Hirl of the llrsl beat In lhat it was ordered on lb»«l.ir I Mon- cm|>lie '"JIGLAR judges, Sea l.uht. who came in sec- After u heureh lln.l llerii Maile THE hWL iiiiii.trel.y lin hard. ami rringle'. petiti»i iot a vote on tin- :mded SHOES ond. an. ruled out, hMiiitt run s Minatrd., who will a|>|iear lu tin. for It At Ilia IIOIII.. great pari of tlie distance. Bull-oi- h«»ol question were n<«t _leg nl> eity .iiorllv. have e.ialili.lnd for 1 uccortliu^ty aw.rilnl CuntUhle Amleraon Miller, wbo i la'illed 'rubers. Th' j *'«iiitifI-« (In'. It thein^ieea a regulation II at any th.-W.-tl- That l» Wliii Henry wan here laat Kriila). carried Irti k mcnli'.iied i*i tl , .win. •> ore: II ( , ilieairual manager might envy. For tlie uionrv A SPECIALTY. To II.-. •I,, — Three «|iinrt* r .U-li willi htm a aeari li warrant, alleging Mullliis, U l riimi'cc It U K I li. ms weoly-tlvr yeara lire »iaiu of Kuli- i llr.l . Bow I r.-e, dcvotiil ; thai W. L. Conn hail gi*»l reason to rl . II It. l~i t man. I A UI«,. II 1 aid, and I'riugle i Famoua lieorgia —Clniuce, 1 have opeued up at 317 Broadway with a NEW STOCK oi Men s •I. tliint i Crab Ciller, lielieve IhM a platol of which he hail J. K llullow.v XI. I J1 N'd Aliu.'reia liaa lieen looked up,>n a. a Zcwl Av. III.- --lol.'ili line. I : I','. ni.en (]e[iriTe,l wri* mmiewhere on .lirn ami M. l'luinlee Tin Iv ei. I and Hoys" Fiue Shoes. The latest styles, the prettiest Shoes tfaln event, nlwaya etean. wiH>leao,iie lonrlli I AleKauiler'. |.renn^e.. i re: J. M An Irew» II <; •• 1.1.1 u.i |-ro|i. IU .r-.t. . .«nl tfiwl, Thl. «i'MnD IheHe gentle- Tlitr.1 rs'-e—riire,'-ininute fs.-e— The constable made 9 search, hut the oilier tiii-w- * ' men iiave eoinl>iue«l with Ku»eo \ M»l WilUnl. Ilrnl; |{ n kafeller. -w •>totchdtK*s all tepair work. iliil not flml tlie pistol mi uliVie. gr iSl^t , -IiijoI ami Cotam JNO. P. ADKINS. ll,iliand . ti|>i'ralie Uinilrel, ami one I. Jc»."i' Janice, tliiril. rnue, 2:31. The following ilay lie came »i rim. tax cull, tur The mil wil llenn I'll- .,-ular 111, |M1- ,(|r|v Itamlni in orgam/.- ( 1 Alexanitr talking to n man nnme-i for lilsl l' e nexl term • lie«: haviiav.e1 Iwe'n -eek.n • "'* I'" „ ,.„„,imnv of genuine colored Kourlli rnre—11 nlf-miienn.l rejiefll rnnnina— IVrllili . Hr*l nixie 1> Frank, anil after talking over Ibe t. t„«i-rk« Thefa ' ih,l iw w»a ar- ^l(|lh>1 friM11 Uw ranLa <>» all ir,,, M4'.in«l; Mn> l>»*,thir.l Lamltwer ptatoi .[.air, Alexander sai I lhat BETTER TIMES mled i.n.lrr-'"!" •"•"** ;7'""''the t»»t win.trel |«o|.le on earlli. Ill I i \|.t> till.I ** <- \IC V „^ mi ii. it >ii{ woolens i cxactU suitvd ) cv ery taste. in the tremely colon.l i..>inedlan kaa mailt low« %rr h es I li •» Suits to Order lk ^nil t'sli wbi' h be did. I'eaie and 1 m^.r in III- .!>> l"' '''"""''i more lelangh. and perUa,. re r IM- .. ' 1 l'U"<'HAI|. Koldn^oii'i i ( Hi Tomorrow. Call and examine the gixnl •!!! U now reatored lietweeu $14.00 ,e » oiisnliU ••( -loieu prwerij , lh, „].ry of any «Hiie- 1 U I'lpw O. «['iiil ring, Jaa. M. f.ang, tiia n«igl|l>ois and Ibe case is ouc IPiffalu Bill's lirst advertising ear > 1 ,.„. In- l.a.1 .I'M-'- '"\ dian, white or bla«k. in the world l«- 1 333 Broadway. the like wlvuh the constable says j is due uy from Memphis this aflei- among d.y. general ni|ictiiilrniltD!. ol Kun li'if mile ami rr|>eal. II0U. lie never came ai-roas bafora. ooon. with alxint twenty liill |io-t-' U TAILORING Wau-1. he ''VrtT.','n .l'«e,.veml. i • »*i.ce yo«r order, for rough tarn- 3:40 Uriel anil%ol mUnl, «200. i r. Pants to Order which ha, ,'".:.„"„,'„„ mA Mr , , e, fo, Am U, walk., etc.. wilb the hlee-lnr-.H-U/i r.elif«li Mreot Til < t,.wllr.llwi John K«.I>I»|.|U « • iii.u< carl, sis*-1 J»w»" mm Capt. Johnson at the same election? Minnesota, mads the ableat plea fot wagss. higher prices for farm pro- aAlLKUAD TIMfc THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. It the "Register" a free atlvor or silver ever made on the floors ot coo* ducts and increased activity ia all Sash villa, ^hattanougi a single gold standard paj«r? greas and be demonstrated beyond brancbaa of trade and industry. Fublialied,. every afternoon, except We Are Ready Kail road. tbe | *rativenture of a doubt, appar- Poader tbe qusalion well. Wh> Sunday, by It Mnu impoeaible that one who Iisstui sap waa pat. — nins you line up with the party of proa- o-iii- a Democratic paper ami "bo ently, that wheat muat follow silver. autrrw annas t-v Hsdaoaa sai.m His speech waa tbe moat effective |«rity and contentment or will you THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY. atttxla leadership can afford to ignore llEJS join the ranks ot the open enemies ot For You •laacliua. 1 U uu campaign document the ailver Dem- 1*1 Hist".. these questions. Jtetaua JSt ocrats had and It was scattered good limes. IM |sa Headquarters. I.* Jseksua . — I'HblLfUT l.U HAKAUU With an entirely new stock of ar M.mpku VbCK PBWbUI TUK late ao-ialled Democratic pri- broadcast over the country during • NsaavUte ... 7 UU pu J J SKUt.HI Hall llicss Goods embracing all t'aaltaa.us. s W | U1 II si TUilCUV the campaign. In view of theevenU Ailaata... • a.a • U w. r rur» mary lias not come to an end yet. MAYFIELD SENSATION the newest tlcstgus antl etlec-t.s ••un s Sta It baa gone through its season ut of Ibis summer the reasoning and the SuSTa BOVBU Plaaar 1 K UUt, K w.o>«Mi J.K loreign and domestic styles. \S'e For all the latest designs in Ladies') Lv auaau , „ WUMuwoe J J - electioneering, i*tty frauds and open conclusions of that speech are au- Young Flora Minis Elopes Willi are able to show you hundreds ol I UIUO«S. S ISUI and Gents' fine tootwear. NasB v II !• s asm deceits, llow much money waa used premely ridiculoua. Close observers a Quaker Doctor. stylish patterns and piece goods iu Mifyfiii iikipu THE DAILY SUN to •influence" votera on the aide baa of the results of last year's election, For all colors in Tons and Greens, TsffXlUtfion I » ii«u ISV.LSFTXLUFFULLL | BU ,,IU WHS KIT* special aiwetiKin 10 A1X local h.p are of the opinion that one cauae of Her Mamma t.ets Mad aud Wants Ar Hollow Hoc* Junction !M pm p Alnas ol lnt«-ri»t In Pfcdui ih TUIuUy not liven ascertained. The voting SJH, ' d >t Maternal b^mw.1 Bt-Wft. wau-h will U the Quaker Arrested, but Muscouietas, u fully M apaes wUl u-rtult wtiaoul re- over, the counting came on apace, Rryai'a defeat was the fact that even For all widths and latest toes, Ar P«»lut"»h . 6 06 |ku | TM Doesn't Know Ills Ail tralas dally. aud uow it ap(>ears that the count ii before ihe national election, wheat Covert Cloth, Tfcroujb iralu *ud c*/ MprUc* Ik we#nft»t- Nana. imc*k ud Jacluou, Memi>t illegal, that the wrong uien did the liegan to rise while silver l>egan to f.O TO- UhaiiabtM**. T*nn cUM* ocum^Uod tar A*> THE WEEKLY SUN Granites, I»ut*. U»., J»< kaoariil*. Kl» . \N ^UIUMUJU couuting. It is now pro|>oeeU to (nil, thus disproving the aaaertionaof l«*itlmor*. l>bii«M|*u *Uil N»w Yt-rkTUii la Ui ta« lnw-rr.1. t'f our rouclry I * Widow Mima went to the city b« (M.uifcMMl. aud to Arkuui, T>im »>d imia, .id will at ill Haica t* new.) srnl «. have another count and have the right tbe free silver people. But uow sil- oourt yesterday morning and aaked Meltons, all pulau aouibwtwi For forifew Uiforiaa fr I Till in • wbhe lir^plDJt Its ri-adi-r* Uou call on or felJreaa. on ill political affair* sad topli - while r wl I tn«u do it this tune, but the time for ver has gone d&wn steadily for nearly for a warrant of arrest for one of the oe a lasrkas and Ur»le~ eat. meal ol lb. d.. A.J Welch. D F A.. M«mphl«. Taom W. u trtass and toaoaings of tae National lo-iniDll titling so under the law has passed. s year. Wheat has gone to one .dol- Quaker doctors, says the Msyfleid Broad Cloth, Orn-Umf, H |* J T A NvbTUl*. fnm., em lanj KHTw houi < P »a4 T A . >•* m»r H»«M lar, and may go even higher. A Mirror." She said he took her P*du.«h Ki K. a Murutaiu t Vlc*« The whole thing was "conceived in m«nt Paducab. K r COKHESPONDENCL. daughter Flora Mims off last Thurs- Cards, etc. H. DIEHL & SONS, iniquity aud born in sin." it was bushel of wheat instead of being the A anaclal f«atur« ot tbe W*»klj million day to Nashville and promised to TU icBirtll be iu Corr^ponden. e lvi«»n equivalent of an ounce of unooined ly planned scheme to catch send her a certificate of tbeir mar Artistic cffccts in Parisian novel- , Hi* reductions m all $ILLINOI S CKNTUAL KA1LKOAD m«D! la which it hf<:*» ably l»' rt I*"'1. silver and which waa so fondly as- 310 Broadway. • eery koaOlty within tb« limit. or It. 1'opulisls and tie them behind the riage at once, but be had failed to do ties with Astraclian and Angora tow cut goods to LOtJIBVIIXI ADO Hiarill OITIIOM. MM. serted was tbe historical equivalent, so. She fears they have not married, No HTM lkxrno— No ABl So No &t* Democratic band wagon. It was not borders. Novelties, checks and mate room for fail ' Telephone 310. i.T Ni-w tirl»w» aaupni vCbaiu AOVEKTISING now buys two and a half ouncea, sil- and hence wanted him arrested. She mixtures in newest designs. All l.« Jw kki.il. MIm IS I.-all! I !*» I>m for a moment thought that a Popu- L,\ Hrntpbhi 7 .Slain RaMe of .desnlnlof WUl be Blade bLOWD ot ver being worth only forty cents. Tbe oould not make such an altidavit llie latent colors and weaves iu B 16 I ;u rtT*.icmo° list could lie noiuiualed, and the true would authorise the iaaual of a war- LR J»« KI««M Trim HI I* aru l»w imi plain go*M.ts. L* Cairo, III. feelings of the Democrats were exhib- whole argument for free silver waa Uflca, standard Block. 11* No rib Kourth rent, and none was iaaued. Tbe girl L v Pultou I til I'tu ited, wheu for a time it was thought based on this alleged twinahip. The ia over eighteen years, and be could ar Paducah ! 4A (Mil l.vPaducab IM that Ta\ lor had won. It was then argument waa followed up with the not be arrested on a charge of se Hosiery- Kr l»riti.« i• .ii . Ho , ;a t 4.60 duction under promiae of marriage Ar Kvantvlllr . « » i*u Daily, per annum . openly declared that ray lor niuat be assertion that no prosperity could 2. and he could not be brought hack Ar Hu(iklitavi;if V .VI Daily, Six months •. come without the rise of silver which Bargains. P. F. LALLY Ar Norutuviii* be»ten and a candidate was being Daily, One muotli, 40 from another slate on a warrant of m Oa%ral Oty sought for who could com pass his de- could only be attained by free coin- —IS 1IKA1)Q»AKTKK.S KOK Daily, per week...... 10 cent- lower grade than felony The bargains in hosiery quoted Ar Hor»r Urabch . in a.1- f at. The utter lack of fair dealing age at the heaven born ratio of 16 Ar i >w«'D»t*>t.' S 1« W..ltly, per annum We could not learn what the fel- below will continue while stock on Ar L..U.H » IS pa to I. t uuoe 1.00 that characterizes the free silver low's name was; but it is said he hand lasts. Holiday Groceries, i. Iu> il'TM* • / I Sa Specimen coulee free Democrats was in this instano* moat was the oldest of the three self-styled 150 pairs misses' and children's I SfiTM I*« >u LrCltxiunail 2 Vi j«in But silver has gone down. Kveiy Quaker doctors who have been here hosiery, worth S cents, lor only 5c Fruit Cake Materials, conclusively "given away." I UiUlal^.r ; •• p,'U I til / x succeeding day chronicles the "low the past two weeka fleecing the pec a pair. 250 pairs misses and chil- owualairj WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8 1897. est point on record." Yielding to pie down under the skin of hsrd- dren's hose, sizes 5 to 9, cheap at Apples and Orauges, vr Padut-ab v: iu i .u I y: am ! Padarmb It ;«i is: «m HUYAN lltAKD FROM, earned dollars. 12 12. only iocts a pair. 300 prs Ivtr MalflfM I I'* i iu S «"»iu tbe inevitable law of supply and de- I »r rulitc Tbe fellow that eloped with the misses aud children's oxblood and Fresh CannedIGoods,&c. 1 i-u. 1 16 >m 'fl.e St. Ixiuia "Poat-Diapatch" mand, the white metal sags lower and Ar i air-1 * <•' pm REPUBLICAN TICKET. girl did not take an active pari iu the tan hose, big value at 15c, will priutetl a l-tter Sunday from Hon HOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY. Ar Jatiui ? »> am Wiliiain J. Bryan, his first utterance Telepnone 1 IK. Cor. 9th and Triuit'le St* \r J*. k». i pm f » it all the products that tbe farmer has his age seemed to be the general ad- Other bargains at similar prices. AT NrW tJ alter Ihiet months of travel and ob- to sell, and its rise is in strict con- viser of the company. And it seems Watch our ads. tor prices in the i » l'Hi his sge should protected him against 6 pm aervation during the return of pron- formity to tbe law of aupply and de- iuture. the charms of the woman, as at this perity. Among other things Bryan All ir»io» run oatljr mand, tbe same law Mr. Bryan open- time of life the heydey of the blood is FREE TREE N,.-ajaa »i.u 3 4 , +rrj PuKiiiaa tmtftal*»pia« said: "Wheat has ii ten because the AI» at.ll raMilulBK I hAlr car* bviwrra 1 U ly repudiated although it has been supposed to be lame ; aud so it wight | lur ll New <»rit*Aui. foreign crop has been exceedingly A HANDSOME »1ruu»«.M b> tw«<*l40»rlunati accepted by every writer on political have been, with a less charming gnl ai.J s-.w t ilwiv carrying l'u Itt ao buftn abort. The fact that ailver and wheat economy as tbe very foundation of than Miss Mims. But it seems her E. GUTHRIE & CO. • i^rprr. matchless beauty and nameles^gra. < Tr*m iitrlr. I'adncat LcuwivtU* «l^-prr parted company caused no dismay to tbe whole acience. 815 Hroa l»a\—l'hone 155. . |>» Via t'a<1u<*Ji uui-tn dfuui nip >u has a way of leading all men captive | mmi i"«ur< Hum for »fl i. ut* «•««. those wbu understand that the law of i j.Tik an.i xiuib lie he i Mrt.adwav The issue of today was clearly who are influenced by it. Huwever, Rocking Chair m«l#» ibr i'»,ui«-r »t,a at iiw. union urpi i supply and demand regulate the price VOTED. stated at Benton by tbe Hon. C. K. the unsophisticated guileless Quaker of both. Nothing can better dia- U> be built by Messrs. Hale. L'slier, Wheeler when be said, In apite of the brother appears to be the only one Suae: clo-e tbe weakness of the Republican about here who bad a sufficient sense Shelton ami Sdoituerville, and Dia- high prices of farm prodacta, and in MISSOURI PACIFIC RMLWAY t lert ot the Cowl ot Aj 1 rm.t. JAMES i mukes aud Harris. Z. T. Long aud Tt* t.rvat raroti.s BA11.KY. ol Maaothn Ontiaq. position than the joy manifested by of lbs beautiful to be captivated by spite of the general resumption of II. H. Harris bought Chas. Carney's Ua. rn.a. the Republicans over events for which this doubtless fair damsel. Kepii >ciitativ«\ msnufacturing plants all over tbe vacant lot Friday and will put two 00 EI AIT'S. ^ Mra. Mims msy not have given Jl. LuU S t.MAH. PI r Mill, OaKViV roram M-TRH-T. tbe administration and their policii country, that "we have no pros- them time ; or they may have forgot storerooms on It. Tbe price paid for tail SALT LAKE JtBJVOfOSTON in no wise are responsible. If the rhe lot « » $1,000 This ia something every one tn>oya in momenU of leisure, perity." The question todsy ten to send back the certificate of and il ia a tning of beaut > for the home. Itiualy. Republicans desire to claim tL« credit "Messrs. Hale, L'^bex aud Slielton THr THE If* FAST Mill iw.atr JtxHfr, JOHN'!'. PARLEY, shall we open our eyes, thiow away marriage, so overjoyed were they t Treat • Cler., - 11,L c K1 It for the high price of wheat they muat with tha sweeU of honeymoon. Tbe are ba%-in>j plaus drawn for their Canary o*ra~ ., BOUNCHot Y r. DAVIS. our prejudicea and admit that time* corner block, and tbe building will (AASASAAO NEBRASKA HM'.fEJ. rouity Ai'"i>.) , . HAK DIN FORD assume the responsibility for the remainder of the company continued FREE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Jaltar. JOHK J ' VDORIAN . are improving; shall we do all we here until Saturday night, ami then bet?iu in a abort time. Mr. Harria •or. O.C. DVSOM. famine in India. A general riae in will l>e$in grading hi* lot thi* wee k can to further the move-Dent that ia left. Some say they went to Cor- COM C TO US FOR YOUR Coroaer. NAT KNEPLEK. prices should b« followed by a riae in MaKktratca. apparent on all sides and put our- inth, Miss. and Mr. Suiumerville is hav.ng a IROU MOUNTAIN HOUTE." wages." plan made for bis building. Heside* rl»e Boat direct I'.ne *» Mem| Ins to rim II strict. H HKRBKT selves into tbe frame of mind to take Third District. IV H HtslK these, Mrs. Bolinger's vacant lot on F -unfc District.«' A. TORKENt'E. PROFESSORCRAZY. DRY GOODS, FINE SHOES all puiau in rms Dwrtct, H S. BARNETT Mr. Bryan also said the Joy o»er advantaga ot the revival of buaineas tbe south side of tLe square is for -lata Dl trtc. W A Dt'NAWAY. increase of money from wheat is evt and to push it along. Or shall we AND FURNISHING GOODS. ^KANSAS ANO TEXAS ?t-»-oth liutrlct, 1».. .N MRtl * N. sale, and should it be sold, will likely WEST ANO SOUTH WEST. KICMk District, SHEl JIV UKAHsH AW dence we have too little money; that be calamity howlers, denounce the PriufipAl A. J. (juinn is Taken be built up with business houses. In KiodlT bring vot a rv. KT to ua. CmiitahlSii. . Krae Reclining Chairs OL All Traioa. present period of prosperity as only to tbe Asylum. be meantime, there is not a vacant We will fit them neatly FlI* District. P p. JOHWSflN. it the farmers are benefitted by tbe at smalt cost. T««oroi C'OAtnaa Murni. TO riDSDISUlre JOHN SAYRE toreroom nyr dwelling in towu." Ssmilb I Usui. 1. ANDEUStiN UILI.EK rise iu ou« of their pioducts, how temporary and try by all manner of DALLAS A«I> Koar WoarH May field Profcsaor Adjudged Klfibtn Inatggk, „,,„1. ii^u, jf.tho rfa# was iintr*pial ; deceit and falssr fas—lag to pre Lunatic—Caused by Lafrirpe. For rtApa. rw mix. "« TVTM. Ar (Sly. that the price of wheat will fall when thst the present revival of business if $100 TO ANY MAN. JOHN J. DOR I A N. Mayor, E. MUT. 2»5 BHOADWAY, PAD1CAII. KV. •""A .11 W-WU HtatM. .U.1 uribK Clly Jadsr. E W i'KATT the foreign demand becomes normal but s mockery,Jand that in a abort can .ua )..ai lura. m k-i mil • Ity Marshal. J A. JAMES Prof. A. J Quinn was adjudged a WILL I'at HOO ton Am CAM. ^riji^rrossetJttlia A i tor Dry, HENSLEY t;. aD\ »ud ilfcti An imaha County plat-e. for Ihe BEKSHARD we continue to pin our faitli, as doej Walter Mciiee. The doctor said the -PROPR1KTUB- Thin Ward, WM. UORNKMANN and O. B. first time before the public a M toft tL TkNNESStt CENT^JfML Mr. ltryan Is evidently learning a cause of his Insanity was due to la Mr. Wheeler, to the Chicago plat- THK ATUHNT lor tbe cure of Lo«t Nilali fourth Ward, T P. CARTES snd L. P. few things himself. He now admits grippe and tbe use of narcotics. ANO INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION KOCB. form ; anil whatever tha facts may ty. Nervous and Sexual Weakr.eaa, and rilth Wan). CHRIS I.EIBEL and JACOB that the law of supply antl demand l*rof. Quinn Had been engaged SJ Kentoration ot IJfe Force in old and Paducah - Bottling Co., 21EtM.ES. be, believe, as be affects to, but we principal of tbe south ward public young men. No worn out French ststb Ward. G M. tiEllI-S' Hl.AEOEK acd regulates the price of both ailver and remedy, contains no Pboephoroua or Nashville, Chattanooga J T. Wl'ARLES can have no prosperity "until every school st Mayfield, and taught six wheat, though last year he ridiculed other harmful drugs It ia a WvMihK- AOKNT CKLKHKATKI) Sch. 4>1 'I ruslees. plank in the Chicago platform la days. His health gave way antl be riL Xw.iIMI.HT_ins^i»; ; ita effect* nr« Ward. A E. HANK. the idea in a hundred apeecbea. n and St. Louis Railway Ward. R. * CLEMENTS enacted in(0 law" Did bail not tried to teach any for aome - poaitive tt iu cure All ^eade Third Wsi«. W. A LA WREN E He also says a "general rise in time. About ten days ago he begau who ar>- ati^erim f.ota a aeaknt'H- LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. Fourth Ward i: B. DAVIDSON not Mr. Wheeler tell the far tuai bliuhta their lite, tauaing that Don't Forget It: •nth Ward H 11 BALDWIN prices should be followed by a rise to show si^ns of derangeuient of tbe In ktgi autl liottlea. f tBIa (.t»»# Sixth Ward. p. J MEYERS. mere of Marshall county that m> null and tihynical suffering peculiar >••« m-cltrr lh. mind and it waa finally decided best t.. l.oat Manfniod. -hould write to the Alao varioua tem(<-raoce tlrinka Sotla Kip, Jieltacr Water, C>rargs wages." But be does not say they were poor and "could not |»y to send blm to the asylum for treat- SATl MtlilCAf. COMPANY. Sutu Cider, Ginger Ale, et«v TBU will probably be the last lima why wajiea do no', rise in Mexico, tbeir taxes." Does not every free ment. Uis health is in a bad state SsIS Kange Building, t imaha. Net) , and they will aend you absolutely KRKK Telepiione orden &lleo unul II o'clock at ni^Ut durlor » m..| 1 'i o'clock MINIMUM where everything else has gone up, antl it Is feared be can not live leng -t auU I At l Ur that the Populists will be lured into silver psper in tbe country, with a \ aluable paper on theae diaeaaea Hai-.-i'uty nighu. which country is oo a free silver Prof, yulnn ia forty-five or fifty year? and poaitive proofs of their trut} CXCUMSION TICNCTS the Bemocralic camp. They uow few noticeable exceptioosjantl Done »»!«• KI rmluoii fr. t i • l»-lr basis. 1' the late preaidential cauJi old, ami uaa a Wife ami children. Mtcmi TP .-.TlltM. Thousands of Telephone 101, • fcU Hur .-umiH-sM. i„ StaHVii »-\n kiiow t> a certainty that no Populist Kentucky, poblish with great gl u.en t*hu bave'lost all hop* of a cur*, th r turn I'urtDif lkr oailuiuQ^ t i i .» ann Voria (Jregory, ope of the other '0 Intl Maliaon Strtau. l Alit'CAli Jr r»*» llr» may ever exp«et any Democrats, date will read the papers he will set every business failure and attribute are being restored U> t*»- '"UeQIin i ao»l ItllaTlia'lonal I teachers, waa promoted to the priu fact •ii to a |-er H-iar. ii >4-hi I I. i votes. whst tbe New York Journal, a free it in solemn tones, to tbe "dull 'umnN A"lnuy». Ausuaia. ,e cipalsbip of tbe school aud Miss Sue This MAOK M. VM1» silver pajmr, aec», as published i" " - PAtact \^ A*bnUI> times." Eve:; 'hutting down of Hunt was employed to fill the vat »a- TaEATMKNT may t.e taken at heme under tbeir dtrectiona, • i-CKPiNO uM4 n • > ,, •1• ^ I qIl.sl.l LiiiHirooT was defeated in his race 91 a yesterday, that tbe condition of /*.»ii mil , mill, every strike and every business <7. or they will pay railroad fare .ntbd r.- silver Mexico. Prescriptions. I r.e Cure, Kr. e Sam- piece of carrion. Klaring Leadlines ples. or I O l>. fake Thry have ii.txrosu-n p >rt iu UarahaJI ooanty that lie bad Power and Railway Co. Mr. Br>an has also not learned that announce tbe most inconsequential Peters aud Urecu In Their Come- I'M 000 capital, and guaranuc to tun- ever)- case thev treat or refun.l ever, TICKITV SOUTH *ATCa, ITC withdrawn from the race. all of tbe fanner's products have in- failures Dun's Review gives the dy. "A Mlved Affair." Will turntsh you " Inur ft.r.ili>br.l D|«U .M'li . i. dollar; or th.ir ch irgt-s may l>e Jep.ii. t aa'Sf T I,, creased in price. He yet thinks business failures of last week in this I ted ia a bank to be paid to them when JC«T how it goes dowo the throats A Mixed Affair." as interpreted a cure ia affected. Write them today WCUM l.|,|,i„ l-.,^.,., AJ,„, wheat is the only product that is ris- country as 191 against 934 for tl>« hf Peters and Ureeu,tbe clever come- I'OWKit AND I,IdIIT. s I. 1>tl« ol the Populists to realize that if I I. tl IMI It 1 - -T.f ing in value. He is further liehind corresponding week of 1896. But dians, was hugely enjoyed at Mor- tir.*- An.t.'i their man had won la the primary Reasonable Prices Ml l.l.tNKl \..riaea.i>ra r.-~n -. tbe times than ever. the Democratic orator can see co ton's Opera (loose last night by w i »lrM , that their treacherous Democratic Sever » ' '.w tl ,.|\ cause for congratulation in Hat large attendance. The company 1 - t>- Sfc llallw.f l.trhuf. Uull.1111. ~ -' r >no meet the dead issue, snd they will lolinvii ^k. Ky article. TORNADO true that the vute wai approximately do so willingly, for never in tbe his- tniern an Plan , To night tbe farce comedy, "Tbe 4i ou i 00 WuTiica the conphcatiiius an I un party lines. But the bill wss tory of our country hsve events so InsurancOffict over Citizen's Saving Bank.e "lay. ' King of Liara," will lie presented, passed, a* a Republican measure, it lac's of good faith in tbe lale primary completely sulistantiated the position with an entirely new line of special Itt.™ only SI ou awl apwanta. is true, w.ih the Republican party in of a party as tbey have that of the will be satisfactory to the Pop ,Hot* ties. A. H. COOPKR, and Mr. Taylor remain* to lie seen. the minority 111 the Sensle. Msny Republicans and aound money Dem- Even In M»>fl«ld."Ev«r>biHly ^ Manager It may be found out thai a Populist Demo> rats in the Senate voted ocrats on Ihe Unsocial question. ought to Have it Nun would have tbe same right to bolt again* t ie llnnl prtasage, simply be- The s|wclscle Is presented todsy Confidence bss been restored, even primary as was proposed to lie done > siue they wished to keep their re- of a great political party arrayed In cords strsight, sltliough they voted In Msyfleid. where there sre more HANNAN by th^Democrala in caae Mr. Tailor I.B. Howell- D.D.S. open hostility to tbe welfare of tbe free-silver men to the stpisre inch for many ol the amendments. So 1 50 ^.A to bad been nominated. country. Their speakers anil tbeir than there are fleas on old Dog Tray CO**' I>oea All llist the framing of the Dingley lull in dog days. Tbe "Mirror" says: it to DENTIST platforms denounce every one who Kintla of was very ctmsiiUrsb'y the work of I THE SI » propounded a few qtici- ijares to proclaim tbe tlawr. of I letter Our moneyed men seem to hsve Telephone W1 flofllces, 427 Itr< confidence in the business prospects tions to the "Register" s dsy or two the Demot ratic Senators. A few • f times. And their whole aim is to Ihe Democrats liuricil Hie bridges of Msyfleid. There ia s certainly Water,'Gas and ago. but as yet that paper is silent. postpone, if possible, until after lbs of nine new storeroom* Itelng built behind tl cm soil voted fur the meas- offluo Horra. We fear that its editor does not sp- November election, tbe inevitable ac- between now and Christmas, sn< K*a SaRilary... ure on llnsl pssssgt*. Tariff legisla- »a m. tollm.,8 1" jP m. ,n(i., „(,„ prrciate the gnvlty of tbe situation. ceptance by the country at large that probability of more. tion has censed to lie parlissn, and in Tbe readers of tbe "Register" sntl renewed prosperity is st hantl. They "Itesides those alrea ly mentioned. the futu'e tariff fur protection will tbe Deaw rats of the city desire the know I hat the only hope for Demo- considered 'ruled. It is probable PLUMBING! qoestiosa answered. We re|ieat cratic success must coos from idle m iliata-ongri'M has seen its last great shops, low wsges, falling prices and Ma!ii-Effinger & Co them i Untfertoken and emhaimeri tariff noiHict. * continued liusloass depression. Staam and Hoi llow did tbe chief sUickhold Wall Paper/ ^ •lor* T.i.ptinn. ISS-I S.M.V. ,H 1 so K Thlnl and manager of (lie "Register ' vote Events of Ihe last few months The Republican party is the party Watir Haating, •t tbe laal election—for Bryan, lisve also demonstrated even more of contentment and prosperity. m I Siweragj. Palmer or NeKlnley f learly tho death of free coinage of Kvery intelligent voter snd also every Window Shades. A S. IMBNHY, Did be not rote against Capt. Jo ailver aa an Uaua. Mr. Ilijan antl democratic orator knows thst where- IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. Johns, n. .the D"«ocralic candidate Ms SNTISTe [fid sot the present Demociatlociatii. I liver • S ' Congressman | will tli *IU receive ben^ll I 329 Court ittreol > r 1r ,r W^.S. QREXF. agstn.1 • IVi«ne, a T ' *l, bfttvr itf vote /rotp I Ut 8. Tciepltona No. 471 ~mmm mmki W/w> 1 1 incorporated II tiary work bhop, as he stepped aboard Ltrin$viil«, Paducali an4 Cairo Picket " WRITTEN AT RANDOM. a traiu yesterday. f Th UN. COLORED "I'm going up to Kddyville Lo pre- Owaed and oporaMd bjr tSe / Xil Mr. Matthew Carney bu returned pare a place for you," was the >|uick 1'ciiuessee and Ohio River Transpor- DEPARTMENT. / froiu a delightful sojourn at Atlantic reply, and the reporter said uo more. tation Co. City, where be visited an old gentle- lauoaroaATBD. CHURCHES. TO BE A LITTLE HOLLAND. ttUsel CLurch (MelSndlMt)—sua - ^yndrv and uian whom he met at French Lick day M^otil at it ui I reai bin.' 11 :u ..uJ N|*Jngap year or two ago, and whose l'ropoal t lt>n tu l>lk«- hfw Jrr«r|'« Tp m. Kar C M. Palmer i w r protege he at once became and since II n rata > Wailr l.aiul Hurfcs Chapet, Tta and imin »Veta.wi--rj >nn d»y «ca- p| U4iiu»jn-iur. m L>*»ler» ut ing de«criptiou of life at the famous exteneiv*: tra«-t of marsh land lying be- •ckl v » in Preaching s^ ui lu.-'. i»« • Is the exclusive and 1 summer resort, ami while there he tween Newark anil Jtmy City and Kvaaavilie »OJ Padu«-ah Facaeu (bally exewp 7, Oup»srr pMlor. met .»o many interesting people that hixeu-hing up Ih< iiiicki-iiMick tor a dis- s—Jay.i Seven it Street lla[*U.Ht Cbur*h.—HuaOivy only authorized agent lor oidam Engines, Boilers, -slr». JOK f OW LKK «nd ji.tiM £». HOPKINS •caocl Ha tu 1'reaeuluic. ll a. ui B i> ia. his friends here fear he will become tance of Is mi it s. 'l'hc traet, whi« h U Laara Pa^ucAA atuik .ia.ia. Ber. W. S Baker, i/A.tor crossed by u IU ilev.J. G. satisfied in i'aducah again. Mat met Saaday > dtaaford. pastor nothing at preseut but swamis of moa- hU-niaer Ult'K huW Kn, And Tohai-.-o Krrew., llrtu. lots and lots of theatrical people, aud Lra,c< Padu<-«i. 4 1 e h. in. Jame. A M E rburrb, 10th A Trimble qiutoes and a rank KTovvth of bul* U. p J At I EH, Salt atn*U Sunday aebool si £ p ia., Preacbla«( and Inm Kiting.. C ulu:^, perhaps because he j|>erambulated the ruaiiCM and halt marsh hav. The mo*- pni , Rev J. C». Stanford. i«a»u>r of all kiuiU. Ksplauade so ofteu with stage Trimble Sirsei Christian caur>-h—fiuuttrvy quitcKTi are. a nuisance to the resident* acboul. & Ju .i. ui pre«cbin){. II aui and " '*) sp» lie roe*, the ruuior that be is soon to of the neighboring tow im aad the bul- PERSONAL ANO IMPERSONAL. ,, prayer service*. WetlneadAy ev«nlii|f*, 7, ...Ths John Foster La lies Shoe... klMMU rushea and salt hay hav© very hub SO: Sunday M-boil learbem m«-tiuK' Thuisdjiy go ou the »tajje was revived. At any Ileiimau ThompMtn his ewulujcs, 7 All are corldiaily Invited S. comni«-rL-ial value And yet the laiil H au.m. E. TH ALiri UELLER most fertile tract in the suite. PreacblBK » m. aud 7 p. ui Vlslu>rs to —I>auiel Weliater was extraordinar- ihe city and others cordially tuvlusl to aiu-tni Fine Boots and Shoes The Ktiite f^eolofflat h-aa just istoi.sJ an ily fond of oxen, ami all those on hia CSureb, South Fifth »'met, between Ohio and THE MOST STYLISH The newspapers nave for some days interesting report u{>on the aubjeel Tennessee »treeU». lie v. Jsa. A. Woodward, Mai< to Order. farm knew him by sight and would fol- pastor. past revived the old jokea about the froui Lis eonsuliiug engineer, who dis- low him like dogs. |fe*pa-rintf "f all kind* neatly <1oneal K«; . eusacs the methoda and coit of reclaim THE BEST SHOE •tu t*tlEtt OF ODD FELLOWS have (ouud out that the grand jury DK1LEB IN :m total nrceemiry outlay a t $ 1,26S.40O, e* MILL stand for parliament in tlie con Odd Fellows HaU. 8 c corner 7th A Atlims. Miss Mary R. E.Greif & Co L Metropolis usually doesn't devote its attention Household i>t Kuth, No. as— Meets first and elusive of the « o*t of the land. Thia r.ervative interest at the next oppor- third Friday eveulo-' lu *ach mouth at Colored lo those of their ilk uuWI all the jail would lie a trit!.- Irss than (St\ f . • -.f lld« lard. 1f tl Odd feliowa Hall. i a list of the jurors. Some grand elnimed, would u,' mhs • f^r market —R.\-LH-an Allen, who haa just died > A BAILBV, Propr 1 hi oldest clergy Paulucab P.trlarchs No. 19 G U O 0 F;— Free delivery to ali pails of the city. Pftii and frill on Fax rj * i juries, you know, are a little alow, gaideiiii'ig, wiih the most extensive in .-MIL tear, was the MeetH every aec<»n. VID'A catheilral. lie WA> Post (irsnd Master's Council N 7V. -Meet.- to excite a great amount of fear in throw of the i«- f \( v. Je-sey woiilJ every fourth Friday evening In eacb uemih at /1 R;IDI. I:• I IIT Trinity college, CAUN I i iit 'r vrtnly bo»oms. If there are And t lie undertal.' uj .. ; • ..fitable invest Celured Odd Fellows Hal Toiauiioue 174. vevtm, brid}'- I • A IT-AS thau 72 years ago, aaid PADUCAH, K I luwn-y iuen from lite city ou it, there'* if tl«^ ti^ i.n *. of the engiiieei Western Kentucky tjOdge No. 2«SI— MeeU G. R. DRVIS, are cor t«-U \ ear-, later was ordained priest. ever" —y secon"d " anid ff .urt.urth TueitdTueadai y evemog in / • ST. JAMES HOI EL ». A work ed tliUkind must olured Odd .Fellowa' Hail AO KM" roll i danger alu-ad for the IMIVS. If Hie j he thin- I >.» . • ; OTonnell, youngest and last each iut>uib at —HT. U>t IN. — i ruler the isi.Mi of th< Young Men « Pride Lode* No. HUS-Me^t* geii'leiiteii t»Te fi"iu lite rural regions, •lafe, i • id r i i..it t lie re may be wmu IRIRVR. , - ..-J ot the Liberator, has jual ereiy second and fuurtb Wednesday evening . however, the odd* are in favor <>f j r. spoii- '•!'. F i . the office INCOME UMTED BBOTHEKS OF FiUKNDaHlP. ilie »[»'-r«s. An I MI it i; .*»». 1 i tJi.-at the prea epted of SI Paul Lod*re N<» flo-Meeta erery second Front Rank Room «n« Bi eakl»»t $100 evident, however, mat for some ret- i e ii t i » \ ; T rnr-ixUlia/ t*. HS- * - • 111ITIi TNER from PalmerKtou and fourth Mouday eveuliiK lu earb mouth at TEACHERS WANTED! »r-ix-! su'oscribed regularly to 131 Broadway turupcan PUn. $1 00 Per Uay. x»n the a pom are a. lit here. \ et it t ' > f the lm[>mvt nici." I 1 tver v a tunc ie»—several time,. _« „man y vacim-tea as mem tie rn. Mni( hav^niore 1 or . ;1 n«t«* to 1].OS* LHE U • fund to FI#fht home rule. Slaters If the Myptetiou.- Ten, st No j «*-,> Several piaa> iw.. pirn give fr^ regbitrati.'w" one plaa tTUAR*^L^'is"»^xi^Z GOOD UOOUH. U.M.D MKAL* •nivihl be discreet for the bojs to ket p y;—Meets the tlrbiTuesday ic each month at and Triumpii | '-at- i»:»y- r..r bo,.k . on lain log plaiu, an.l a lhju.au love -tory of TOllSgW^^TsC i 1 I'RI ,«H • MC Kin ley doffeil his 1 (luov HKU\ 1I K I their gliuis peeled for deputy Lit i sIf ^ j • i • • I •' iii'iiey In th* 1X1 Broadway. I e nployer-for recomme dln« teachers * «-i«*r|fe w thrtt • -»titf»- Mould Si' I E-K .«;.U 11 LU the \\ a&hington AUIN Gtdden Rite Temple-Meet* second Thurs- Furnaces. 1THEKN TKA. HBKS III HI AU I HEV. UK. O. M. AIRRTON. A. \ Wftrtf U> it I. | . i >\Veor M_a_ln ^ H 1 leailwv Ul^Ky J 'resideutliia' Manager * ** /lav [vkaa' bcheac. • ioe a rt-tiirn of u'T-randa.' > d in a remarkably higl day lu eacb mouth ai 131 limadway LNVLIUR OMLUC'HIEAAO» UK.IKO,, 11 SS3 U. K T. 777. Call on hi in and get e»ti mates f'orthern vacanclen Chicago oflice— . Souther^ - • - - n vacancies ixni,Mf a ' ie;fee registers ST. J AWES HOTEL rvery • < --II: \ (. i lay aud b* '«• "st • |.Nothing like it [ lu both offices. Ceremonial Tempi* No 1—jleeta tlrsi aud for heating your residence. Another \oung lady 'e.atcs her j ;h< tiatru i / under cult i id bt ft .I L IU the WASITIN^TON bat thirdTuejtday olgbt in .-at h month. \|H runre * itli MUX tigures at Hit -tiun th. fli, • i ' ru<-r ••irrl«- ilt uraJ '••>. 1 ti.cre are appn-hcnsioni Golden Utile Tat>erua< No. 46. meets llrst « x}Mmiiiou. Sbe lagged the pardon land in tli- »*:iTe. inauguration »uit, it is oi and third Wedn»^-da> nights lu every month. Tin, Slate and iron Roofer. > < iinion . lacture. Uueen Saral Tabema.le No 3U—Meet.- VK UUU 129 8. Tliid St. l >fs4 \eral of them for accidentally! The re. hi IT, • I, U 1.41, 1> a I U mar id lourih Monday eights In each month. High-Grade Bicycles and 'running agaiust them, and finally | aa it doet>. at t • Mori of Madailn-T-dH-rua. !e, No t— Meets urst and ALASKAN NATIVES. HARrtY F. WilLUMSON. M.D. v mil luded it prudent and much more ' Greater New Vork. <•<1 Id serve anuth<" third ThuriMlay olgbtM In eacb month.* v important purf I he y \re U Mini I n I e 11 Ik en I, la LUy of the Wr-i tahernacle. No. ft, Meets • onducive to her peace of miud. to | In >hl» s reatrietinij second auo fourth Tnnrsuay ulgbta In each Bicycle Sundries. 1 he m>iKquito i mp Mnd turnintf a worth Sjitle •tf M*tfueduesa anil S«(ualor. Clarence Dallam Physician and tir»t tind out whether "he was wast- I month. t'as m.n>h Into « garden, and that 1> Juh. iii.ii tne t'alifuruia naturalist Frlde of Paducjih Tent, No. 5. Meet* llrst Agent for the highest grmlea of Bicycle. .ua.le. mg liei a|N>logic» on tle«h' and blood ' ui d diacoieier oi the great Mun Saturday a.'u ruoon in each mouth. that ita cultivation would furnish em • rwrri JAI.L.AH 1'UM.I, hr. We we prepared to offer 1MM .Stearna for S&8.SO Surgeon , «-r Itnaiten. gl.i'. er, vv rilca of "The Alaska'1'rip." star of Padiu ah Tent Meet- second saturday plo\ ment UIH! a livclilus'Ml to thouiuii. ' p m In eath month. lJon't fail to see our 146.00 Overland, and Rcgby. l.eeL > .> the next thing »he c« 11 MIC»I with of the idle populatJon of the ejty Th ihi ilt'- arrival of the steamer uiovt I.lly of t be West Tent, Mee'.- third Saturday Attornev=a^Law on the market, prettiest wheel made. wit- what »lu- took to lie a wax r*an. rxjwrieuee of Fngland and Hollaiuf of the pa.sseugers make haste to go 1' m in each mot th.. i r n> loaieillc Iriit HDIMIM). Don't fail to »ee our line of wheel, before buying. Wo \ • S:i\ tire von a sure enoughj having ^iru** n that the reelamat ion <»f ashore n ? the curious totem-poles .n siar of ll. thelehem Tent. No. ^»eets 4th front of the massive timbt-r houses of Saturday afterniK'n lu «acb m.. ; man.'" she joc«*»eiv a-ked thl^ extensive tnM't is pi rfeetlv feasible the work RJIOUIII be umlertakeu. Tl > r* I he Indians, aud to buy curiosities, Koyal Media. «.artte>«i i'alstlnm, No .^1 LOUiaVILLC Complete repair .hop. Free riding school to those buy- Am' she *to<>d aniianl when he meets rtr»i Monday evenlcj In ea h month ;»l ndellty and Casualty Co. i* a great deal more of this *>>rt «>f lai.d chiefly silver bracelets hammered from ; .*>p in ing wheel, from as. Iitely replied, "I've never beeii'coua. J.t and V. C >. Tvorth re«daimlng In the l"nited States dollars and half-dollars and tastefully Tatx.rian Cointaadery. N->. I. Drill <"iut the Ha<'ken«uii-k trwrt is bent wortb p. in Me»ra Molr* Mui, eaoucan Horse Shoeing t . reclaiming firwt to aerveaaan e*amj>l# better than those of civilization, woven 4+4. l aduchh Mree; Railway Co. to !»e fi'l nwwl elsewhere.—Philadel- frxMn the wool of wild goatH and sheep, I'aducah Water Co. Paducah Cycle Works, a Spooialty. 1 he*|N>1I< e always get the burglar phia Times. i-arved sjKK>na from the borne of these Messrs. Jame> Mii « r. C. II. Am NaUonal HatJi. Hon. Henry Burnett IJ6 and 12» North Fifth street, near Palmer Hou« Alien *ome one eUe points iiiin out. rirunial*; Shaman rattle**.' miniature Smiley and I)r. A. A. Wesley, ol Me««r;v Qui|:l< * " All kiml. of Impel .iO R«.LI ID j rtiey let him break in a few d /.en OAO FORM IN MEXICO totem-poles, canoes, paddles, stone Chicago, are guests of Mr. and Mis. Maj Thoa.K. a boiK'i irav«-l oomrUd. hatchets, pipes, baskets, etc. The J. W.Moore. They came-over to I bouses first, however. sHnlilV^-Vo Ulkt Mulran Mannrr* ( nmra In traders in these curious wares are attend the marriage of Mr. A. K. I Do JUpalf Weill of E»e»j Kindj ,"they'l l have a clear case agaiusi him. t Polite American. mostly women and children, who gathet SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS The man who had been down in Mex Thompson and Kiss lielle Leacii. \\ nan urn *«.« i»ti the front platforms of the lialf- The Ardmore, h^trviiitf t'» bnv up a i arhw-d of silver lioasen stores, sitting on their blanket*, BLftCKSMITHING Aiwa). banil n- ul) (•" »nrk 1 lists I to U- a Democrat," Pennsylvania avenue and F street •trrling silver v\ ua in s.iwn the «.ihn Northwest, HENRY GREIF. ugainst the free lunch counter of a blackened hideously, a naked circle to go street car riding with his wife a ^ REPAIRING tx> dav looking f>»r enstomera. Ineidentab about the eves and on the tip of th« few nights ago. W hen they returned W ASHINGTON, D. C. j Court street saloon yesterday. |y he ran m ross n Star reporter an«l "What made you chaoje?" cjuei*- uoae, where the smut has been w«»ath- he got off the car and left her on HORSESHOEING OlTerfsl to sell him a ton or two of dol- red i ff. The hirfrer girls and thf European. $1.00 and up ted a pnnuioent Republican w|»o lars. Tli en the man asked for a liglit. there, forgetting all alxmt her being American, $1.50 to 2,5(J All work guaranteed. v oung women are brilliantly arrayed long. S|IHM1 at the other end. ind the reporter, flopping the a*b«*s m ribbons an | toms. ssul the man. taking hia 1 tfht .'f them have berries to sell, red, yel- ant home for touriata and sight-seer f frT,In he Ixirrowed cigar. ".Now you low ami blue, fresh and dewy, and l^gk.- Cora Hvckerson aud Miss Maria n the city. T. M. HALL, Prop. in lux to tci't IDti oHlce. and w lu ii [/ how |h>I.te! s un 1 thought'ully ing wondrous clean as compared with Jones, ofl.Trenton, Teun. Prosecote « elaimi b I ts the Bureau ilu-T linally ,urct*4 Kara tli-ai of pension* for thought fulSJ* fh» ttii,- polite the people. These Indians are proud Thetiucle was most eujoyably s|»ent the Urpubliiau, liaM-o't It-It tlifiu r.caa you knocked the ashes off your and intelligent, nevertheless, and main- by amusing in parlor games and DR. W. C. EUBANKS, T.. r-. — " . R, ..a A" »f rigar w hen you handeti it t«» me to light FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES. aivtliing l<> »teal. Sol flop|i«il!" tain an air of sc!i respect which no listening to sweet carols rendered by mine." iimount of rnggedness and squalor can J.'r l""- Nml.t-M In >a.\. the Kr|.ulilu-an Measra. Lee and Sales. The table HOMUS0PATH1ST, „•>'. U.I. fttLMltl. - I "Kejs'rters are altvaye polite,** aug- wholly sulidue. Elegant Carriages and Turnouts in it* r.>u». if *'•> bu* > liu.l tlie |irt>l>lielor Hie Uiui out into waa elegantly laden with the most Offl<*e—Hroa> «ay. l^ejeL-uoue 12». ilr tl lir» t» 11 n i I Iidn't know tl»e largest carrying 20 or itfl people. What Misses Bell CJray, "flattie Lacy. CITIZENS' tm i" : nd al>out the 't>p«ra 1 b'ti"e didn't couskler tbem- Max.. . -e. (he mustang is to the Mexican vaquero Zula 11ustou. Maria (Porter, Kihcl Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable first thin if 1 a/l tu. nnei - hut 1 l' 1 them off hunt and trade, or merely to visit their Soj hia Cart wright, r c »ii."' t»js»ntf»l, ' ai. I kii.dtmi mv w «isI. I did that four neighbors. Yonder roes a w hole fam- Messrs. W . M. Sales. Jr., W in. 226 Hr.,«•!«»>, 1'iuiuiah, Ky. • 4 •it n*« time*, an. I I . i v rv v > i^ot it the ily, grandparents and all, the prow of McGehee, J. Caruthers. Win. Nole, J . iame way. 11.»n I hi . IN to Ii -pe Mime jtbetr canoe blithely decorated with C. I>ee, S. St- ne. II. Brown, J. M. T want you. in the name of hll- ! >f them would for a I.glit so 1 handfnls of purple epilobium. They Nickle*. A Ashford. H. Caldwell. >i n al ninnners j»re going to gather herrie*, as tlu L'SDitoi and Surplus. $120,000.00 inanity, to l^gin roasting the* 1 Ii bY ' -ould show Mex.' v MeMlaiiics Johnson ami Boyd as- e rrv d:i v , and w hen baskets fchow. Nowhere else In mv 11 e were. 1 got a eU-i h-tbit." remarked a HjK'etator a I VM I pp*d off (rare!*, north or south, have I seen sifted in euterlaiuing. I i man aski-d me fi Oprn front 9 a. in. to 3 p. m. On Sal- j opeta house the oiher nigiit. „ : •I I H as: no ir.nry berries The wowla the ashes, and. vv and School Nollec. urday nights from 7 to b. Begin catty, so you'll gel a goe 1 1 St . e, I i,d open spu<-ri^loiilf the ivi i \ i rda acroAS mrai full of tl eiu^-fcuckiebcrri. «• Tomorrow. Sept. i'th, 1 shall U- at LITHE BEN, •,'atl by the clo^e of the season ; xnuiilol him t hi blda ' »'• • He 1 1 Limtiln bui ding to iaaue cards jo The gentleman alluded to tl»e HU-- . is-k it. of eoui U-raie- he was too • f m. rv. > .Imon-l»errles. in- intsrest Paid on Time Deposits i nger nt h«rw ..but children who have uo cards. I Pawn Broker and Lean ClticeI (i'i. n of I ringing yomigsters to Itie Kdite to treat r> st be rr.t • HEN'EV, currnnts an 1 i.t >hyw i-il i i - me igrant ^tri^v^ i>« all who want card* to be there to- OFFICLi. - , ater. lie i* |nsil»aj»s right. t«s ,r •!..} 1 in a v\ ith fr . a MUNKl I'O l.OAN d 1 beK:, .-k r-ga morrow. Mt a-* to avoid a rush Mon- J A . A. Rt'DY Preoident • I \N i,ile reformer* have Ineu mcupic l wn> . -bci ri >n t!.'- <> nut wyit nil Monday tugei \\ . F, Haxton ... Cashier ON A la I \ Al l Al»l.l> M h>t i -1 i n < the t lieaf cr hat. the' r..nlM-r i in the h t C Abhier • l it v i ards, f-»r we shall all be 1iusy attciui- R, RUDY id; l i ii acts io a drink,'j "We arJ overstocked n* Ladie iug to those wi:u luve cards. oth. i u. h evils, they have taken , In ti e lerrlt.IRV . DI R; 1 K. WvMis,ON : I J AH. A. RT DY, K .Smith, lcp-> townnls oppressing the i rlain setison*-, F. M. t'lSHKK, O. W \ ; 1 v SOBD OOLD AIMS FILLED CASE byli hat m a l»<»rc d«. gu"bi r larr. (itHKt Night Kc \ . t., W. 1 Ml per. e lh. V. KAMI.KITPS. F. I'axi-S, WAtcbtt^J*^ i t be hi ml it. but oho bat»y can • int thi ihe death of Hc\. It W. I>«i|rcc tilv V t RKO. O. HAST. tit. \Nt».# stam'Urd - •-f move- , a whole audience miserable, irt i removes tioiu us the chief coiuei- S 1 manager of a Im al show one I«.n, v* , VAaViJ. Musica: l » them /«n wh ter use. to he stoue of a rare bmMing, aiivl a gland jiilM-r W itcha - tiuns. I this MiiDim r _ave - | US', Ki-id t'f bread vv ill. ll.eir 0 '* UFF the PEK-AMI WM will encourage hero. A vacan y that a geuerstion L. l ..LB M, -Mi nufai.- ur. i» asj Dealer, in- 1 us! ruriM'nJ intllm. • fter U ^'W'" alone, with tlx*: lavw mi*.i' to those wh«» have a tendency , . tofin may not live to ?oe liil«d. W hile out" lh.it lielongS to tl em. .ire arr) a good Iin<* of Clothing, to lug tin ir youugsters to the |»er-; there aie thousand* of people of my 1 >r i i »-<-«•- -how how fire mid rid. iS:» f"i I iirnishing- llMs, Hhma f in in.» bv saying lh' wanted the of my race a^.o know 11 I t'yc value of a iUliSE aa mm, c»9ani Engines, Boilers, House Fronts, ue, babies and liked to II^ve 'hem ail, bul j man, all however who have the ! . *H|TW • this was onlv policy on LIT* J utt, i DINED WITH A CORPSE. interest ol their ta«-e at heart w: ai. our «'»o of (> Carlson, ai peal to na from t' biu^ nf Hit r Ashland, \S » It is su^ges'e*! tlial Mansger 1« r-» from the wu-kid 1 I era! At noon t ai xm, »|p> I t oe«_i I • • • - rcll utilise (im nfw vacant Klks' re- Ing til for se\eral da\s, »«t down t C'titud no iflol'i- • ception ball to the lelt *•( l is entrant o lahle to cat dinner He muat ha\r d < 1 hi.- ra- « r.. . C. A. iSuLih M.D. as a i heck room for bnMes. 't hen - »on after, for he waa leaning hi* hew- the (.'i i t l. Y »»V" r\ thing will goterenely duilng the on his handw when his partner, (••-on. can ^e >it ui Fliyaician » " ' Surjreon. unil — H ,,u" s for the ««uu»g prosperous •«a with a j,1t WH that the ifon- Carl MOD, e»'ept to speak lo hirn. ainl 7:30 to 9 a. m., 1:30 to 8 inim the j»hoe i( »hi 1 the little \ In -Ui OFLICS ILOI re . rt to 8 p. m. The guverninent ofWcert wl.o were l",«' proper ntnnd- prm reded to eo« k iBnner, Tbi* h P xt |ir.s»klyn a months svft» mak- eral lualllj o*'Jo*V placed on Ike tab'*• ami •^ted hiuusclf No, b«r f, 1 U lied N.l.lriK hi | ing arrangement* for beginoing woik nd iind 1"' lire nc oppoh.te the cor|w»« . asking It to join CI ll ee» (1 I .11 toe hrubor, for which •iu.OOi) line. him. He did w»t think ii orange that lod.t- .U p;:vVi pi a|»j»ro|»riale«l by congress, hav»- Ii. iflMB In l'mrllee. Carlson did not eat. be -ne-e h*! bad Moses for In- \ b^en silinp ft'T two or ihrec NO REMOVED! never display eil their liliximing Hildad- I expert tu leave W> wife us by I lie I> ^ I ne M 4r. n1 .h ut w hen I Hit 01«M>n aie 111* dinner 111 mleiK't. When us frotn aw ic; 1 75 /Etna •4.'ln*e*" down there since. They 1. •! Von'rp yrriiinfr In pr«et. • he had neaiHy llrlshe'l. Curium'" ucation and inlclligt I *aiJ th»y were only waiting f»»r lo* brother-in-law <-ame in and discoverrrl sat«r, but if iUy cspeci to get n !«,;,, . i..\ h-iiving l»cr «o tnwchaoe you to give honor to bv the staring eves tJIMT rsriaon was io. Wheils Miij-b lower they'll bavn |o wait until -Town TopU-s. dead. due, and let In- nriiiio 26 \ llml Cilnmllr history a J erpvt I d in IUI .M I STEAM ilie liver runs dry. vfullv rif Trade wlih <'«•»*. • « ilu : rit.v ( holly i<« so a U l 11^ «l'» et a III inn t 1 • t formed, Uon< nerknow ? A report prejmred bv Cl-ief HiU'h grand old f;« ber N • m. • i 1 h jU., i r -Poor fellow! VM.nfs (ho mnl. cck. of the for. ieti mai ket« sectron of A wri«» t in "Town Tupiea ' aavs sir 1 'r Ilu; if it. his nH ii 2a ii, Whiiis trr e Hit iiim?. Ihe (lepsrtiu*-ot agrieultuie, indi (or he i- g . r A useful • > 25 HIP "LAUNDRY he l»«'»t tip l>c ever g«'t on the rae»^ "Wit sw his neck's so dorwiifly rate* rt shrinkage in our trade with ass to quit |dn>ing tlH-m. Uy Sit ib'.rt thst he alwravs hnn to wear s Cuba from ftnt.ftM in the tlwsl ur been *|x'tit, and we can In' l.i North Koortli nls\ there will proljably l»e nuroer tnm-dnwn collar."-rick-Me-l p. ended June 30. 1S93, to»t»ontfJO.OOO^i meet him yonder. A g'.ui • »- p « To FULLY". GUARANTEED. oat sfiorls in Padm sli who will wi h ( Ion l'reJn«He<». In the year now rearing lt» close. M. <; b^'ichinory N> W they tiad gottenihe nsiue tip. "Weijl. Jlipr" U <>»"l I country." , ol |l..»t«Bwl rxport. i«.(«Kin •'Where are you g*4agr ' aakail an fl.HIl >ITB.I« 1««|' 'J" I « SatWa.twm Jjness you|lcre never around when IT. I» l«|»ar.i i»l|«;i«iUTe rr|»»»rt«r «»n a cottlsm|h» lus cr three •pho^rca dot" U.mi.M pair, per annua., valued at | t*.o x (y Son. j. % YOUNG & W TT • of I initiator F. W. kaii. ' iiu« o> wvu ] Jas. W. Cleaves 8s nt a ireahmaD.V Jndiaospoba Jour- "" v 1 1is» f mi «1«> »« - ia lu (fbuild' the TlUfHOK* k. • < • PCRSONAI FREE. FREE FREE > HARBOUR S <[ Mist Clara Nichols u Timing ia Cairo. With Every DOLLAR PURCHASE at School Suits and Shoes New Fall goods arriving. "Buy Dr. Albert Berubeim ia out after a here and save money." You can lengthy illnats. and Win buy goods at our prices elsewhere, live MUM Carver, of liopkintville, is st but not our qual t our low tbe Palmer. for the Boys. price You get intrinsic ,The Bazaar Hoo. Ollie J sines came ia this v s alue to thdoity a morning from Fulton We want to impress upon you, good mother, tbst we handle a class of Judge White, of Bardwell,, .u m New Fall Dress Goods. Boy's Clothing and Shoes that is as good as money can buy. The toughest They are hare at old tariff prices A Enameled W; A Bottle of Hoyt's Best Perfume. tbe city today. cloth sad leather we have found it noue too ttroug for the boyt. great stock of black drvas goods swait Mr Mat Carney hat returned from For 00s dollar and fifteen ceutt we have a suit to fit l>oya from 4 to 14 your tnapectlon. at We. Ac. 36c and -f . . ,-, .-—a rThis offer it for one week oulyT^a Atlantic City. upwards U more than a dollar a yard. years, in a neat cheviot plaid, well made, taped seams and strongly seaed Navy blues see here and mixture* Mr. John Meyer Nsgels,' is back and lined. K-w. fancies and plain weaves sll at tntrin We are Headquarters for this from St. Louis. And at 12 a sun we are offering you new and uobbv fabrics, ami »e aically low and popular prices. ' Mrs. T. H. Puryear has returned are sure they will be particularly interesting both from a quality and a line of goods. Just received a price a land point. Tabic Damaiks. Juat received.—Another lot of ladies Black Figured Skirts, Vel from Nashville. veteeo faced and lined throughout, for 8Indiana. Ladiee' fiue dress sboes,worth 13.60, Hosiery. Mr. Vernon Harshman, formerly Children's jersey and fancy gray for 11.40. Boys' good ribbed bicycle hose, two We make a specialty of Hair Dressing and Manicuring. of the city, is here on s visit. cashmere suits, braided sailor col- Ladies' band-turned shoes aud ox- threads, full leugth and heavy. lull lar. sizes 3 to 8, for 11.40. weight -extraordinarily good value Ask to see our Fine Complexion Soap for 5 cents. Miss Daisy Gardner, of Mayfield, fords 11.00. Bargains in Men't and Children's are nowhere for only lil-'jca pair. is visiting relatives in the city. lists, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Mlasea' ribbed hose, seamless, guar- Dr.meii. Albert Bernhe Mr. Cook Husbands left this morn- Goods, etc anteed atalnleas. a bargain Indeed, THE BAZAAR. only 10c a pair. 120 North 5th Street, ing for Dawson on a vacation. Woman'* best slocking ever made 215 Broadway Mrs. Terrell, of Blandville, is a for tbe price, knit from two-thread (NKXT PALME „ NEW STORE. PADUCAH AUCTION CO. yarn, seamless and stainless. II1 2c a gueat of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Kxell. pair. _ | 7:3(M» A. M Mrs. J. Wheeler Campbell has re- Third and Court The first of September we will re Off icc Hours X 1-3 P.M. turned from s visit to Bddyville. reive a great stock of tbe celebrated LOCAL MENTION. Ouvx rut black hose for ladies, miters ( P. M. Mrs. Capt- Williamson was very- vat hash -Mi'ito scauOL. and children, that you must see. sick yesterday, but is tome better to- NO QUORUM. Died of tri.tpclu, Miss Sue At. hison. first snd sec- day. Canton Flannels. Mary, j tbe teu-monlba old ond grades. Henry Mammeu,JJr. daughter of Mr. and MM. Will Id. Mr. Z. T. Montgomery, of Frank- Buy here and save mc.n-j. Fall "Prills oi the fort, formerly of Kddyville, ia at tbe KOWLtXPToWX SCHOOL. weight canton tiannel now berei for Covingti«, died at 10:30 o'clock last Only Seven Members of the 7 l-2c a yard, which is a big value. night at the family residence, 71* Palmer. Mrs. K. E. Wilcox, first and se- cond grsdis. Ten-quarler sheetings, very desira BOOKBINDFR Jelfer* >u street, of erysipelas. Fun- Mr. H. D. Murphy, of Fulton, it a School Board Present. bte goods, now here for 12 1-Sc per LlXCOLa SCHOOL (i OLoKKIt). yard ^ eral terriers were conducted at guest of hit titter, Mrs. L. W. Bos- Blank Book Manufacturing o'elock this afternoon by Bev. W. K. well. E. W. Beu on, principsl, niutb, Yard - wide, toft finish fine linW •9* Hencc No Kills Could Be Allowed bleached domestic, extra quality, now Penrod. of the First Baptist Church Mrs. Bobt. Herring snd son have teu'h anil eleventh grsdes. here for 4c, 4 1 and V- a vard. * and Bookbinding —The Teachers Placed for returned from a visit to Belleville. Isaai Nuckalla, seveutb and eighth Yard-wide sofl-dnish, bleached do ! !>r. hdwarils, S|wtislly, Kyee, the Kusulng Year. grades. mestic now here for V, 6c S IV, 7e PATENT in all their branches... IIL and 7 1 2c tier yard. Ear, Nuse and Throat. l'aducab.Ky. W II. Clsrk, fifth sud sixth FLAT-OPEHING •grade, paiV Frank Sullivan left this morning grades Cotton batting now here for 6c. i he Isleat ma. Innery. I'he liest eijuippeil Ixokk'udery i.t flour— Had a Mutual PI|M. for Louisville to enter a echool for 71 -2c a roll BOOKS Wde. You* : J. 1.. Ilsuiilton, fourth grades. ' Fall at vies prints uow bere st popu in tbe tla'e outside of I^Vuisville. JJ like it. Leila Grundy ai_d Anuie Smith, tbe blind. The Bosrd of Education meeting •j-Jyd be couvinecUon fair prnes aad R >l>t. Wilhite, died last night at tbe Clean ami family. 1 he H|H>rt wss concurred iu and NOW SORCHUM. F. B. May, principal, eighth the board ailjotirned .to meet ag*in excellent goods. A good, Straight Grade— family resilience 820 South Fifth Mrs. C. A. Battle returned to her BOX HON6Y, grade. tonight. H AKBOt'R'8. Noue better made. street. Tbe funeral will take place horn* in St. Louia today, after a visit 112 lit N. Third. at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, to her sister, Mrs. Gus Tate. burial at Mt. Kenton. Misses Lulu Rami and Ethel Bran- "Daisy," nock, two of Benton's prettiest young w Ginger Wafers. Good shoes at cheap shoe prices. j ' Isdies, are \iaiting Miss Sue Janes. A shoe that pinches the foot and the Remember A good, honest, strictly choice Misses Kffle and Gertie Reid have pocket book is lu la avoided. We that our Fr4h Water Crackers. flour. Also tell shoes tbat comfort tbe feet and gone to Cleveland, Tenn., to attend I Pare, Fresh Com Meal console tbe )>ockel book. the C'enteonary Female College. stock is 8 2 LIM-LES & LTDOK. Editor Edward O. Leigh came complete McGaw.s Uncolored Cream Cheese. Made of select corn. down from Owensboro 00 the 1 :&0 all the time. Accidentally Cut lu tbe Back. train this morning to assist in count- Patrick Kennedy, a harness maker, ing the vote. All manufactured and for sale by received a kuife wound in tbe back To close out Summer Oxfords and Slippers for ladies, Boc.ita Package Coffee, two pounds for 25c. tbe undersigned. _ Ira. John Mulvihill and children (last night at Gallagher's, on South misses and children, w^will cut the pnce~20~t^7^nt Second-hand flour barrels, our own Second street, while scultling with left at noon for Murphysboro, to join her husband, wbo is now agent preferred, bought for cash at our friend. The wound was quite deep on every pair, for 10 days. 1 there. cooper shops across tbe street. and bled profusely,hut ia not serious Don't forget -that our We pay tW%fgha»t cash price for Dr. Kobertaon dressed the injury. Mr. T. C. Allen, of tbe I. C., Morning Glory Hams KD JONES, wheat and corn. We also sell corn. called to McKenaie, Tenn., today art the fine st on the market. bran and chicken feed and eicbsnge If you want your *boes repaired by a telegram announcing the illneaa COCHRAN & OWEN The Second Streel Grocer. any and everything in our line for by tir»t-claaa shoemakers send tbem of hi* mother. rSboee bought of us |silisb«d free. ' wheat or corn. to LendlerA Lydon's. 8s2 Mrs. Thomas Mercer and Mrs. T. 331 Broadway.^ m Come to see u«, or communicate Taken to Icnneasce. S. Mercer, o' Fulton, are here visit- with us, Street No. 320, South relatives. They will attend the fair First, Telephone No. 346. Howard Bigham was taken to Milan, Tenn., Saturday, from May while here. We spend oar money at home for field to snswer a charge of house- Misses Jat. Ripley aad Will Clark, tbe raw material: Let ns hare some breaking. Bigham was there a few wbo came bere to attend the funeral Miss Mary O. Murray, seventh of it back for the manufactured arti- NAILKOAI) MOTtS. week, ago but came to Paducah of the late Mr. M. A. Clark, return- grade. cle, so that we can continue to do where be w.is arrested Sunday week ed home this morning. Miss Cora Hailey, sixth grade. News It nit S. bnsineaa ourselves and at the ssme Miss Mamie Nob's, flfih grade. arcr In Kailrouil and taken to Msyfield. lie refusen H. P. Nunn bat returned from an time help you. Tbe money we pay Miss Minnie Wilhelm, fourth Circles. Gasoline Stove to go to Tenucssee without s requi- rlnence of four months in Colorado. oat for grain and la- grsde. Tbe Illinois Central Railroad Com- sition. snd was kept in jsil here till He ia favorably imprested with the WORKS bor mostly stops in town, an v one was secured ountry ami may yet locate there, Miss Addie Byrd, , third „grade . f - yesterday secured building |*r- Broadway Old .u-ves r> and tbe more our own people con- miu ,or twu lol-led aud insde g<»sl a- new. sume or our output tbe more we can liemember tbe W. C. T. U. annu- Miss liensi—e Adams, won.I gradeS" . 1 dejiots. one pss»enger Miss Lisxie Mohan, first grade. make a market for home-grown CAMPBELL MI LMHILL COAL electiou of officers tomorrow after- . . 'and oue freight, to lw erected on CHAS. A. FWK. noon at 4 o'clock in lecture room of LOHIirtlXOW Si HOOL. Kowal street, between Tenth aud breadstnffa and home labor. Business COMPANY Twelfth, in Louisville. The passen- ibe Cumberland Presbyterian church mikes money circulate,one transaction Will All yonr coal hou.se now C. A. Norvell, principal bivh ger depot will lie two stories sml cost helps soother, and so It passes fr >tn Mrs B. M. Baker and too, Tom. •cbool. BROADWAY cheaper titan anyone. Call ami $14,500; the freight depot will lie s «e»t hotel ia the citv band to hand, and tbe community is make contract. uf Kddyville, have come to Paducah Miss Mary Dodton, assistant prin- one-story brick sud cost 17,000. Be»l sccommoiUtir helped. Yours for good times, to make their home with sons and cipal. SI ut iV -f Ds- nicest rnutui We have good shoes, none have brothers, Messrs. Ned and George Mias Ads Braxelton, tixth and tev- Kx-Conduclor Winston passed Coasts oe Mt so. better, and few have as good. •'!»•* aad Klthth ilirtl Baker. enlb grades. through tbe city today enroute to J WAVKIFLO K\ PUd Mill AND ELEMrOR CO8.-2. LEXDLEB & Lrnox Mitt Ktlie White, fifth grstle. Memphis from Frankfort, where ho j — 'H ____ltlsrn_ ) ni. T. H. rl'KYEAK, Pres't. Mrs. S. R. McGinnis and dsugbt- Mias Hsttis Sberwin. fourth grade hps been a visit to bis wife, wUo * | Death of a Child. ers, Mrs. W J. Doph, Mrs. K. P. W. A. COKES, Sup'. Miss Flors Dsvidson, third grsde. ill. ! Ooey I'earl Bennett, the seven- Stanley and Miss Rose McGinmt, Miss Lsnrs Cha|.v second grade personrl. P S.—Families will plea-e insist months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs csme over from Creal to spend Miss Klla Lark in, first graile. Master Mecliar.ie Chare\t the par rect from tbe mill. Notice our Brand* taken to Metropolis for burial. Miss Lixsie Singleton, seventh through from ltoo „ 9 0.cl0l.k th„ BICi WKDUINt. ties you are looking lor. We have! 00 tacks and barrels ' grsde Homing, o. . lrmi„. . , Ibe way to "lie sure you re right' Mu Clara Moore, tilth grsde. a remedy which we guarantee to I 1 in buying shoes it to buy from Lend- do prompt work and give perfect Tliurch Notices. High to sred Sucl«ty Ihis Mitt Cynthis Swell, fifth gradg. .^"' lall Music llall is lo«ite tbe Palmer Forenoon. Miss Lulu Singletou, tkird gr».<- .louse. Come aud see our display ful in its action, and absolutely meeting at tbe Second Prealiyterian NtrrM o> a Nail, There was a we sow I.KKDITAMLE TO PADUCAH to be preaent. force, on u nail while hare- Be le Leech, of the colored "400." XIL itence are things of the past when Mias Kmma M St. Lout* Firm Pwys a Compliment were uutled in marnage at the bev- sixth grade. • gsn, principal, -NO is so easily obtained. One PrtjernMeling this evening st « af*rnoon a,,,] „> to l ocal Mills and Miller*. C o'doci at the Cumberland Pr«l,v- ?"'leI1'." A Uj m'1 " W" enlb Street Baptist church this fore- dollar a bottle: six bottles lor >5. terian cburcb. Topic, ''Imminence of ^ . ,"*" 'I'ngerounly ,11 Um noon by F.lder Clsrk, a large orowd m!" F*"'* T»y'«-fl,tb >5™'*- The following letter, addressed lo Unclose ft and receive U-NO by Gwd." Acu 17. 18; John 15, 4-7. bu} "" P"'^ '-« » »it- being in attendance. , ...uuw.iannahi Bondsnonna, fourth grsde. one of tbe lending concerns of l'adu private delivery' «' your address 1 ".is .s. Lilli1 1111e- Morriso»• n 1 There were several prominent oo third grade. I csb, is self-explsnstory same day. Address jiostofliic box — t* "- «nd the lilllc fellow is now Miss Chrittins ored |>cople from other cities urgent Acker, second 359. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Kev. W. L. Darby, son of Kev resting ca-j grsile. "St. Louia, Mo . Sept. 3. 1887 among them being Dr. A. A. W ••Hsjtoeat Mill snd Klevstoe O.mr.ny DK. H. PARKKK. W. J Darby, D. D., of Kvennville Sl.,,,„ , .... 7 beading Miss Daisy h,l ore ley. C M. Smiley and James Miller, Sutherland A first I ml., will preach in tbe Cumberland " « ' -s6 grade. WAHL & SONS. Pre-In tsrian chureb next Kabbath. of Chicago. "Gentlemen: We have just com- Beware ot Olntirciits lor Chtwrrli | Notice to Teacher*. Mias Young. B first grsile. pleted tbe remodeliflg of j„ g that Contain Mercury, AGENTS. To Car* ln.illp.ll.. Im.'M. The teachers of the Public schools The eon pie was accom|*nted ur nil T»k, (Snnu OssSv Csthnrtlft lie or ns. to wasHUKiTon Hu0.1L. -». under the direction of our expert .. men «N will MR.17 1 "> If C. C. C. fsll u> iws Sruaiftls rsiund Booevar e requested to stlend a meeting si Hie SL Uiula train at noon by • miller. Mr. K. K. Hunter, who has my olBce Fiiilny morning si 9 lar^-e Towd of colored people, and J. T. Kost, principal, fifth, sixth proliahly had more exjwrience KEEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMERT , o'clock. left for Ibeir future home in Chicago and teventb grades. his yesrs, tbsn any uisn in the litis/- u, ,»ir.«i'ni>*i,Ji*»l" The colore I teacbitV meeting will Miss Mahel Mitchell, third r sn.„ d1 nesa, snd, h, e atste. . s you now tlisv e a 11.1". c„ 1ri' , curr <•sssfsaisas• »">• •»>meres's sv i T1 lie held at the same place at l«:3u a liKAN-H NKW BANO. fourth grades t Mrs mill in auch shaixyou can make flour ^^"trXS ^ANDY CATnARTIC FOR FIFTY m. tiro 11, M HIIOOM, Supt. May Klcke. second and third grades second to none, ss to quslity sod the >,, t.n>i Hsu •' .urrscwr* '""'r' Of all Kiioni of tbe year t hi« II IIH. MHde Ita Dvhut In Mimleal la the one inoet hrarily char^ Misi Xellw Mllliken, first grade. percentsjfe of pstent. 'hSS,"^ '« Nice a -11 stove WIH«»I delivered "We csn sincerely congrstiilste ,-r promptly to any | url of the city. Clrclea- CENTS Telephone 1'J. If K. K. Bux. Dean's new band it tlie organiaa- Awarded you ufKjn having such « first-cli-n Hair* r*miir Pin* ed with m.Uaria. w e ail know tion that is now making mutic at the Highest Honors World s Fair, piwe of proj>erty, a.«* well a« being I tbe cause of chills. Cl-AX Iicatli nt 1'nnceton. under tbe control of one of our old A»N J" OMIV «P»NI«;| ANIPAIF, CU R t CO ftSTI PATIOH fair grounds. It If comprised of fif- Oold Medal, Mld»Inter Fair. ••"PPT piu l»i^or>|| TOM'S Cmi-LTomc la the best Mr. II. Ilurnilon, sn old. wealtliy teen well known young men who bsve und valued friends, wbo is n thor- •U«I«NA ajn,-> J,, ^OFL <«I«|SSNJP ||V IMJLL anU malarial tonic known If 10i0« < a- d inlluenlisl c tlien of Piinceton, lieen under ibe instruction of Prof. ough ex[M»rt, and has given natinfao o m h^>i» ii mm 'j«|iM A[ •11 ALL you having chllla it will "lire DH t-OJF ATTI 'JO*I» |HI« HUM '»FRF JO JFR.. J * d'ed a day or two ago. John Dean fur tbe past five months, ti"*i and made a success in several 1 J"«»»q J.> 19JO| |.«W 4|I>I«0 IIRTB CTO 0QUC0I5T5 snd their tliility m sotnewhst remark- other mills iu Illiooia and other Mtates. 'IWMT ITI WI m* I rr WE'LL TAKE Important Notice. able. Further aa to Mr. Coker, his services yon. Taksu la lime it will All |«rtoniano com- unless otherwise srtlleil promptly. panies do. BAKING If you do not wish to |>sy the ex- COR. 7TH m MCKsON, ABOUT SEPT 1ST pense of freight sml ilrsysgr .hen Ku II. I' arlaa, i your pisno needs repairing, buy s lleceive! of It. gcr t- Klni and John ) t 0dlB A DRUG STORE i « ^°P V ? « "" '*"• »« cor- POWDER Kimball. They warrant their pisncs Kogers A X. 11 dUCtf 10 Ti Kia,h,H Broadway. I ll'all '" Miuic A Man Orspa Ceasa sf Tartar r_ J_ la your bou e. Kisinine yoor war- 40 YBAKS THB STANDAJUX I a. D. bacon & CO. . ..