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If t 4Lfe. i I t VI K Kj r Buys choice of style aud quality in os. i to 3. See our odds and Derraatine . . . & SONS. White Canvass Sfiols. OOntalns sqtu of tlie oldest drugs kuoTn to man, ye the application of them is the new-K thing under the suu. Have you used it for heat? Stops that burning, itching annoy ance that kept you ayake la5t night a$ once. It seljs for 25 W ieBWrTTeeit. &&2W7M, A DRUG STpRE rzc Broaoway. refunded if it docs not cure. Parties lcavine: tho city for fee suBuiur can havo tho Daily nn miii4Mf to their auures ivv AGENTS. Overloaded! , f k, w're overstocked. Who'll help us ? We've goiJto get rid of Summer Shoes. This is July and just the time you ueed them. 50 Cents. 1 lot chllfl, 8 to 1 1 , 48c ; oue lot misses' ia to 2, 58c. Just the snap for chilhren. 1 rot women s sizes oroKen wuue duck, 30 cents. 1 lot nicn'o pat. calf low shoes, 1.19, cheap at $2.60. 1 lot men's Kangaroo low shoes', $1.98, were $3 to $5. 1 lot misses black ana browri strap slipprd, 75c, were Si, do. 2CT per ct. Discount lfriday; July 16, ye will give 20 tr cent, of! on any and all low IlOCa I1UU3 UUl I11VIUUWUI. VJWVV.J old in this sale must be fitted on and tid for to eet benefit of dis tcfc Bring us your repairs. Fllis. Riifiv & :'..;.' " ' v niuiips. A f win. WEATHER HEPOKT. Local day. Wantkc vrniauT DlflNotGctal'lncc. .-"" Liquid Frost, S9K "ah a 1 vufe! m "wkt wvnrin iiitck w a Winner" I m One rwty Seven jjjk V Complete Ltoe of W I Monarch aas I Experience ' jsdtassmm 1 1 B Seai for Catalogue. W MONARCH CYCLE MFQ. CO.; M W CHICAGO 5TWT0EX . 108D0S W K 6(J nht toxew tump for deck of Monarch Playing W B Girtf. UlutntOnr Ulllaa RaiMll, Tom Moatrcb Coopw, mff mk Lm BjclwNfcwii s4 Walter Jooe. Htgvlir soe cerfe, g storms tonight and Tues- LOCAL MENTION. Pops ill Marshnll. Tho Populists held a convention at Birmingham, Marshall county, Saturday, and nominated Dr. A. U Freeman for the legislature Jrom .Marshall and Lyon counties, The vote was: Freeman SJGrnhara 7 ; J. II. Gobecn 1. For Kcut. ftano mv stab It.. blacksmith hop in rear of lc. Possession given August I'jio S For a fcW Cob. Photos J. A. GLAcwat. WGivper il i r - V dafs tonly ftilcy's 13J3 Goes to tho Court of Appeals. Brown pncL Bruncr, tho Metropolis ex-bankers, hve executed bond and parried their case to tho appellate court or the syuc, ami in xnso the judgment of tho1 lower cojft isperc confirmed will carry it tftho supreme conrt. They were trjeu at Maripn a a fow months ago and sentenced to ama vrnnw nnnli nnA flnml tHfl iTMift motion for a new trial was overruled Dy'crsburg started at Detroit Snt ,rrlm. tinf tvaa tifit in 41ia mni.. 1 U4UMJ , UMK ,f MUfc U JMU iUUUUJ. jlbr He was in fast company and his ralrcrs here hardly expejied him to J Ueatli of a Child, A child of Mr. Crance, 1218 Broadway, died last night- and tho remains were carried to Brooklyn for interment. Nico ashl stovo wood, delivered promptly to A.ny part of tho city. Telephone 29) E. E. Bell. find ji (io"o(l'J.rii. The Joo Fowler, from Evansvillo, did not nrrtvo until five o'clock last evening. SI10 had a heavy load of freight, encountered fog and losjt ono 01 tier siago piaiiKs in tho rtver opposite tho city, but soon, recovered it. Her passenger lfit was also good. Council Meets Tonight. Tho council meets tonight in regu lar session, but if anything important U to como up, nothing is known of it now. Woodmen, Attention I Tho Jcrsoy camp, Woodmen of the World, will be iBstitntl'tdmorrovy iTucsdav5 ovenin?, July 20, at 8 n'lnnlr. All annllcants for charter '- .';.-,., . ,v mcmuersiup uru uuuuuu iwu present. J. if. ustb, Head Consul Commander, Division If. Ferd Houck, of Palmer. Prof. G. AEnsclhas from Crcal Joo Sml at noon. AND FAITUFULyC3tCn'ay gentlemen or ladieso travel for responsible, established house In Padu cah. Mopthly g5.00 nd expenses. Position ftead. Reference. E& closo The Dominion Company, Dcpt. H, Chicago. At)lm Governruontr Man Seriously III. United States Commissioner J. II. Purycar it seriously ill at hit re dence on north ightu street (rom kidney disease. Ills condition is deemed critical. We, have fitted up ono of tho nicest barber shops in tho room next clpocAo'TJetzcl formerly occupied by'Detzel for a Restaurant. Wo havo employed Kelly Avcnt and Slayden, two well' known barbers, to assist us. Our motto is polite attention, clean towels, v jincl sharp ra zors, luanklng our customers for . . i . . . . . last favors, and asKtng them to. with us, and the public at large, wo remain, JV IU.LOTTAIO) DAVIplAJCfEtt. JW haco.n's WHAT IS ITT A HEAT CUKKIt. If you arc broken out with heat LIQUID FROST will give ytu instant relief and will euro jou in ono nigh. Ha ' ' galded or blistered by tho heat you will always bo thankful If you try this prcparat C .1 vm drug store, Seventh and Jackson, or send 26 cents and wo will dolivcr a bottlo to any part ot u.. eity A trial bottlo for 10 cents. J. D. BACON & CO., Sole Makers, SEVENTH AND JACKSOH. DRUGGISTS. 13. Joncajs visiting in Evans- John Byng, ot Dawson, is in tho city. Mrs. A B. Sowoll is back from Nashville. ' Miss jlnttic Clark is back from Clinton. V Mrs. W. N?"tt6bins has returned from Croal. ) if Louis, is at the returned went over to Metropolis Mrs. Dr. E. E. Kills returned to today. Col. J. J. D 11 four loft at non for a trip south. Mr. F. W. Kattcrjohn has returned from Chicago. Attorney Clarenjio Dallam, of Louisville, is in tho city. Mrs. Hugh Edards returned Saturday from Colorado. Deputy U. S. Marshal LaKue returned at noon from Claxton, Rev. IB B. Johnston and others have returned from Wingo. Mrs. C. 11. Hatfield and children returned today from Madison. Mrs. Pat Lajly left last night for Lafayette, Ind., on a visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coles and little son Earl are visiting relatives in Graves county. Master Bob Letyb left on the Clyde Saturday for Saltello, Tcnn., on a visit. Mrs. H. G. Thompson is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. II. Bryant. J. M. Green, and F. D. Wyatt, steamboat inspectors, are at Hotel Gilberto. Mr. IS. H. Foster has returned from ttio Grand Lodge ot Elks at Minneapolis. Miss Emma Kirkpatriok has returned to Evansvillo after a visit to Miss Ida Niehaus. Messrs. Roscoe Purycar, Ernest Stevens and Parker Chastain havo gono to Nashville Misses Hattic am) Georgia Slier-win and Mamie Hinton returned Saturday from Nasbvjlle. J. C. Daniel, 0 Paris, Tenn., and K. L. Emingcr, of Jackson, Tcnn., arc at Hotel Gi)berto. Tom Jackson returned lrst night from the stato militia en campment at Louisville. Miss Ella WaddelJtOt arrived at noon on. a visit to Miss Annio May Yoiser. Mr. Clem Whittenloro passed through at noon en route from Dawson to his home in Mnyfleld. Mrs. V. H. Edwards and daughter returned Saturday from a ten days' visit at tho Nashville Centen nial. yaiiBs vinnte itamncaut, 01 uomo, 'Miss., who was a guest of Mrs. Henry E. Thompson, left for home Misses Edna and Bculah Damron and Mmcs. A. D. and Harry Thomas came down yesterday from Evansvillo on tho Jpo Fowjcr. Mrs. Kruzen left today for St. Louis after a visit to Mrs. W. L. Sul livan. She was accompanied by the latter, nnd they wil) go on an excursion to Niagara Falls. Mis3 Blanch Uuffineton, who has been with tho l'liillins Stock ny at pa Bcllo parU, ptf Saturday, and joins a company at Kansas City tot the season. Mrs. MorrLron, of St. Louis, is in her place. Ladies TnUo Noficc. Just redcivod, HGinz'a Pickling Vinegar, Bc3t onthe market, bold with a guaraptce' to keep nnylhiDg that is uscJkfor pickling. T. D, Harris, French Market, No. 124 sojlh Second 1 street. Phono 185. Free delivery. ) 19J3 LasK call I or Mason ,flass fruit Jars arfil tin frnit cans nt M. E, Jones. I 1713 .' m. uttfw At the !Sdn od papcrsliie and clean .Must ththlng to put un ccrpct and 6n shelycs.y25 cents nunureu.. 1 GOVERNMENT JNSL'ECTOKS Hold n Confab Hero Over an Inspectors Green and Wyatt, ci Nashvillo, were here today gating, it is said, at tho government building, a charge cf drunkenness against a Mechanicsburg engineer. His license was revoked once before or aix months on a similar charge, but on the strength of zood recom mendations ho was reinstated. Awarded 'Highest Honors World's Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. BAKING nmm A Pun Orapc Cretin of TrUr Pewdtr. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. The Greatest Sale of the Season At Paducah Auction and Soraee Go, Just received from' our eastern buyer nn sistlng of Men's Ladles' and Children's Men's Flno Shirts and uudcrwCarrand L These goods were bought nt a grca sa receive tho benefits of our purchase lhe early bird secure tho choicest $1.00 200 prs. mon's fine dross shoes, regular J3.50 quality a-A-go in this sale at tyl.rio 200 prs mon's vory flno , dross shoos, viol kid, ox-bloods tans and blacks low fi nn nimiit.. 1.. fLi. saloToV 1U '"" """$1.50 I.adioe' flno slipnors, nil stylos. Tlioso goods ranged In prices from $1,00 to fl,25 and go in ono lot for Ladtos' lino kid shoes laco or button, regular f 2,00 .50c lty.gofor I.UU THE NEW 7 MANAGER LEAVES. Dowllng Won buttirdny'ts G111110 ut .'ouU illc Coloncl.s Cllinblug. OTHER BASEBALL NEWS- v It required ten innings to decide yesterday's gamo between Paducah and Washington. The score then stood 7 to G in favor of' Paducah. Mcllvaue pitched. The c)ub goes to Evansvillo tomorrow. OTHER GAMES. Evansvillo, C ; Cairo3. Henderson, 3 ; Terre Haute, 0. satubday's games. Jones, the pitcher Paducah got in her excuango with Louisville, pitched bis first gamo for tho Indiaus at Washington Saturday nud lost. The scoro W03 14 to 12 in favor of Wash ington, fifteen hits being made off Jones apd eleven off Miller and Beam. The other games resulted: Evansvillo, 3 ; Cairo, 4. Terre Haute, 4 ; Henderson, 7. The new manager; Tom T. Farley. arrived Saturday afternoon from Chicago, und left at noon, accompanied by Catcher Clifford, to join jhe club at Evansvillo. Manager Pear3 will thon step down and out. A largo crowd went out this afternoon to Association park to witness the game ot baseball between the Fats and Leans of tho colored barbers. Tho local association has an effer to have Dr. Herbert II. Hunt, of iuayueiu, pucn a gamo in the near future If he twirls for the Indians four or five hundred people from Mayflcld will come. up. NEW PILOKIMS PHQOnEJS. Clubs ETM7lll6.,. IteDderon. , WaablDcion Terre IIut. l'Kiacah. . . Cairo TUjred Won loat .70 40 30 . . b So '80 , SI S.1 SI M 3035 . 87 80 S7 ... W 80 ' rs for Pete's first gome League. rilESEHT STANDINO OK Clubs- 1'lnyed Wou llloalon 1 . 18 IClnrlnniti M I nalilmoro l m I New York , f.7 I ClOTeUnd . .. C IIMItHburK I PbiladrlpbU 73 I llroomro .. .. 70 I Chicago. ..,.,.,.. 72 Ir.ouluvllle..... ,, (17 Washington M St, IjOuC , w 4 4i 41 40 10 3J Per Cent, THE BIG LEAGUE, YESTEnOAY't GAMES. Louisville, 10; St. Louis, G. Washington, 2 ; Cincinnati, 4. Baltimore, 3 ; Chicago, U. Brooklyn, 1 ; Cleveland, 8. SATL'UDAr'S flAMK, Cleveland, 5 ; Brooklyn, 2. Cincinnati, 14 ; Washington, 2. Chicago, 2 ; Baltimore, 20. St. Louis, 10 j Philadelphia, S. Pittsburg, 5 ; Boston, C. Louisvillo, 3-12; New York, li Ml .441 G. Louisville claiins.flhe was robbed of tho Jflrst gamp with New York Saturday by the umpire Dowllng pitched the second game, nnd although lho Colonels had eixenors to their credit, or discrodit, they won tho game by a scoro of 12 lo G. fowling strucif out one man, gave three men base ou balls and ono by hit L'.U. He js also glvon ono wild pitch. 'Tills is better than the Giants twirlcr did, hoTyovcr, and speaks well (utlic National TODAY. ) SCHEDULE FOK Washington at Louisville. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New York at St. LouisT Baltimore at Clcvejnud. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia n)'Chicago. T.3HI 10 1 21 SM 1 30 CLUI1S. 31 31 4lv DO 10 !M 41 IS 51 A Now Corporation. IVr Cnt .7W .017 .SK) m ,4J .411 ,4 ,m .217 Tho Norlhvlow Itealty Company was incorporated Sntuidayfor $10,- 000. Tho stockholders, nre soveral prominent citizons wbp'dcsiroto - i . . . chaso properly ucur'North r I street to divide Into town lots. '"nso bankrupt stock, con- s, Men's Fine Clothing, odsofevirv description nud our customers will so como early to Bccurc tho best barcaius. Tho weather is hot miu an nro our begins Monday morning and continues until every thing Is 250 prs mon's boat work M'a .nin.ii.i i,ai shoes, regular f 1,60 quality, go in una brio nt ulnr 76o and 1.00jgo for 7 You cannot afford to miss this sale the opportjin prices sold. business TOOK .MOIU'lllNC. Sulo suits, regufnr price 10.00 go . nn In this snlo for $3:,OU Mon's flno dross suits, custom mmlo roglllnr prlCO ltt, mry rrn go In thla snlo for p 1 OU Mon's vory lino dross suits, custom mado andoilU lined nmdo to cell for .'.00 , -. 2i.O0 go in this sale for !lU.OU Men's llino lersoynud balbrlgan underwear, regular 6O0 quality go nt Men's fnnc ulilrts, or unlauiulriod, regular 60c quality go for 160 Moil's strawhats, reg .25 .25 25c 50c. nity of a life time. ucmemuer ine piace. FADUGAH 'AUCTION iD STORAGE GO. 22SJand 230 Court St, Cor. 3d & Court. PADUCAH ON TOP. Won Yesterday's Gumo With Washington Inning. in Tijn BIG COURT But Few Cases of a Sensational iMltUl'ti, tJlulgU SlIllllTi) 1I nt tlicDI ... . 1US Will .IIISIK'C Stand. There was a big dockit, big crowd, nnd big eissiou at today's police conn, Jiiuge hanucrsprwlding. Leo Berry, colore, charged with false swearing, was remandod hi order that tho wiitant bo amended. Gus Nolcnaud Clarence Dawson, for a brcach'of tho peace, wero fined $1 and co(s each. They wero bOfllcers Cross nnd Johuson. Henry Jefferson, colored, was fined $25 and sentenced to ten days in jail for carrying concealed a pistol. II6x wa3 arrested bv Olllcers Seamon amlCross. Will Childoru. colorwl, arrested by uiucer cross lor atUKlug Kobort was acquitted. Clarence Grcou tiiid James wore arrested by OlUcor Johnson for engaging in a fight Green was fined 85 ami costs, itbile the other defendant was dismissed, Ed Ballowe, forgoing drunk and disorderly, arrostua by Olllcor Frauk Eaker, wxsfinedSandcosU. The caso against Kd Shaw, col ored, charged ith setting up a game, was dismissed, and ho was fined $20 and costs for gaui'ng. lhe accusers In the cose against m. AmicJc, clargeil with eow stealing, could not move tho animal was worth over $18, and tho defendant was held over for petty larceny. Will Uaffey, with selllug Windy" Thompson' skiff, waj re leased on his own recognizance to answer to the charge. A caso against Win Bradshaw, colored, charged with boating his wife, was continuod until cdnoeday. A caso against John Anron and Charles Gay, charged with fighllDg, was dismissed. It Was II fi .Second Unsuccessful Attempt. A German, who came hero from Kuttawa several months ago, attempted suicide yesterday ut his boarding house on Jefferson street by taking fpur grains of morphine, but was saved by the timely discovery of his condition. It was the second attempt ho had rcccntlj made, prompted by dospondoncy aad n failure to get, work. Froah watermcl&nJTon ice at T. l). I Harris', No. lS'f'South Second street. Phone ISS.'Ffeiicli Markot. Frro delivery. 19J3 Clerk ( A BOMB. is Wayne Turner Finds An 'lufcrnnl Machine" A. Dj iiiMiiiio Iloiuh or Homct blng On the Whiufbout. Clerk Wnyno Turner, of tho wharf-boat, is usually & very brave man, but this was one of his off das. While shiftlug around barrels Lc found soma1 sort of an "infernnl nm. chine." , it was scrunulmislv wrapped iri brown paper, healed, and felt as if it were iron. It was ei"ht tnchos long, nud Col. Turner looked nt it but nn lpwtunt before ho heaved it iuto the Ho is coiillilcnt it was a dynamite bomb but has 110 idea who dronncd it, or what his purpose was, UODY FOOD. Koiiuilij.4 ot Gfd Dollar Discovered Tills .Morniiiu. Tlie remains of Gid Dollar, the colored boy .who was drowned ut the foot of Trimble street Saturday u week ago, whilo In swimming, were found this morning by a colored man about a mllu below tho nlnco ut which tho boy lost his life. They wero on tho bank, where thoy had been cast up by the river, and wero in a very bad btate I .in. There was nothing by whloh tlio body could bo Identified except iu size, and tlie man, who was fishing when the discovery was made, could not go near on account of the stench. Coroner Nance wcntSdown this nf. lernoon nt 3 o'clock to hold nn in. clfthlqucst, and tho boy's parents were notliicd. -." Foroing Matters Disregarding. Cost! Priced cut to move oilt itoclc nrcnar illg lor I'nll liusincss Hxtrnordiimrv uuu viuucs 1'rcely cut 111 slllc n.iratioln. ; AIlOUllI DrtllL' 1,3?' on nil romniiiluc for the white Hint Umpire foldWg fans for 5c, 10c, 15c, joe and ajc. Many 25cvnluos in dross goods aro now hero for 12 ko n vnnl. 10c illmftloa wo mako vorltnblo plums at 60 a yard. oc layns in nil that is cool nnd cool Ingforaoaynrd. uommon lawns for 15 and 30o for 10 yard lengths. Crnslrtianiid othor shirtings reduced to Oo. 10c ftmUlHo a yard. Calicoes for 3$c4c, 4$c and 60 a Yard wldo softflnilin1 litnnoiimi .in. mostlo for this salo atWo, 6c, Oo nnd 7c i ti it. r 1 nru wuio urown domostlo for 80. 1st nil1 Rm n .! . uuu uv u j nru o nuu uo apron chockod Hncvhiinia for 1 nniMtfeoayard.' lilonohod tab 4S, and COca yard. lo damask for 25o. Heavy half bleached damask, .lnl f..aa f,R .,n I.. '. . .... . ' .iii mi ., oa, 'iunu ouc a yam Poles and Uxturoa fiiriililif 3Co bolts rti now 10c nanli. 8O0, freo wnu nu aco curtains durinir this sale 60c bolts njro now 25o oach. Our gnuz sununor vests nt 3e, 7K nnd 8ij0 c.w bo matchod In prices, but not In quality nt ttioso prices. 200 dozn flno vnl lacos now on salo at 16c, 20e, 25c, 35c, nnd 60o for 12 yard lengths. 1000 yards flno Sheer India linon, 20c vnluo will bo closed out in Bhoit ordor nt lOo a yard Mosquito canoulea on nmhmllo framcsliSc and 51.15. 4 pairs woman's t black lOo hoso for 25c, 2 pairs woman's fast blnok sonmlces Iioko for 16c! 2 pairs woman's 20c fas$ block hoso for 25c. The mon's 61 and 61.23 uhlrts wo aro soiling for 60c a pieco nro going rapidly; don'tdelay If you wontnny of thorn. No house will soil ypu milllnory at our low prices, and wo gunranteo you tho best of styles. ;2 Oxford tics In oxblood and choc- olates for this palo at 1 1.3o jt.75 Oxford ties with silk vesting tops, special for thta a!o at 5 600 pairs f l to 60 Oxford In broken lots for "60 a pair 2,600 pairs of broken lot of woman's ....... o. uuu tiyilirvllB BIIOPS and slippers on wi'o lu our annox In rear of main Imildlnjf at half of original prices and less HARBOUR'S, force. A GRAVE CHARGE. John Waters, ti Calkcr, Arrested This Mornliifr. Uc is Charged With Dotnlnlnj; l.ltllo Dora Gardner, Atrcd Six Yjenrs. f John Waters, a wellJnown calker about G5 years of ng6, who resides at 1017 Sbuth Fifth street, was ar- restoil by f Ofllcr Frank Harlan tills morning nbixit 10 :30 o'clock on the grave cJmrge J taking undue liberties with Dora, daughter of Mr. George Gardner, the well known labor union man, who is now employed on the qity's street The clm'go is a mostorolting one, and is not the first on6 of this to be prcforrwLftgainst Waters. It hn9 been iuvcstfgateil full v. and occurred two or three days ago at Fifth nud Norkni streets iu broad daylight, near agrocery at that intersection. Several workmen at the depot wit- rtiu.in.1 lftiHHi' nllnrvul illarnnnl iIIa conduct towards tho helpless child, and reported It to her father, who wont before Judge Sanders this morning and mado, affidavit to the above. ', Waters was arrested by Ofllccr Harlan and promptly denied the charges alleged agaijfst him. A year or two ago he was arrested for similar outrages alleged to lave been praotccd oivn daughter of Andy Branuon, who lived on a shanty boat below tho iron; furnace. Ho ANOTHER IiARGKR WINDOW SCREEN DOORS N Screens JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD VERYOHEAP. Ar- SOREEN WIRE NEW GROGBRY Cornor Twelfth and Burnett Streets. The Neatest Store, '' ' The Newest Stock;" .t The Lowest Prices. GftLLM'flN 6c' SON. Goxl delivered to nuy part of city, Dr.meii. Albert Oeniiieim. 120 North 5th Street Office Hours f 7::U)-.) A. SI. ' 1-51 T. M. I - 7-J P. M. NOTICE, Werjrr5r"l?i7n's econd 'Hand CLOTHING, atf CoaU, Vests, Pants and Shoes, ami pay gpoil prices (or same if not worn too much. Aou can send them to us or we wttrrrttrtnr them; We havo no solicitors. LAWKENC, 213 Court st. Waters later executed lioud in tho sum of $250 to answer to the chnrgs of detaining lho girl. Frank Jones becamo his sawtrrnnd tiis cnan win 0 called in tho polico court tomor. row. yS A DIVING HEN. 1 iirnLffiicrtFtiiuinJ Incitement nt Ln, Belle. There was. great excitement at the La Belle part lake yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. W. Hall hai a "diving hen," or "loon," or 6omo sort of a feathered wondor 'that cannot fly, but dives every time tho shadow ot a cloud tlits news tho surface of tho water. Ho offered a reward to anvoiio who caught It, anjl porno thirty-three young men wero diving alwut the lake after tho elusive marvel iu feathers. Tho bird would dive, thun then divo again, hi quick succession, but not once could any of me touch it, They miurgod from tho lako torn- dlctcly exhausted, Anally, nnd without capturliif tie "hen." Fred Mnher. of the cjty, hwird of it, however, went out about G o'clock and donned a bathing suit. Ho and .a typo drummer both caught it in n short timo and carried off tho .honors of tho day, Fined $20 anil Cosf. " Wm. Dunn was tried before G mister this morning onnclinrgc 8Ue. .of using provokinjr language towards cceded in clemug himself of this ami ina Liiappie and w a charge, but nqw ho has a nurso ono floca $20 aml Th"y all res do lo contest, 'n luc country, near the Bell dairy. A fac simile of what 6c. will buy lor the asking. Material good as grows. Cut on $100 Halladay Cut to 75 Etna 50 40 H .. 26 in. Wheels 24 in. Wheels if .. (NJJXT PALMKR IOUSB.) TIcphon 34 EAT CITY BAKERY BREAD .' From UB, S. SECOND STREET, PADUCAH.KY. Tliu tf UesV J.oaf Kver r roui an uven. FRANK KIRCHilOFF WILL SEE THAT YOU ARE WELL )rawn FED. Al'aJtichUiljr ' ' trior Pal.1, Tb Umwlf wnu a Icrrl hraJ XiuMUnn htn ' CirYIAKKKVIIKRAD. 6i'i H'."'".' E2'"i takrtl ran t4i li uf fti, 8m lrr 5rt'riSmp,,w" Don't in omii rtikrff. Ulnul In nnni 1 MrII.rlorr,ttj'i!St rAH CIOOIV ' ' yourKricr,olUiwnvl(, ' Ami liimly In a ci ,r by tikk. ; . nr lukrry iirraii In J."U It ci. 11 itfai lone tr ij niS " our fulk nj wmh a,,rky A tik. Bmt Mer U Klrrhfcon Mhon. V,rn' ,"!!,r ft AnJ counll, hlnnlni; AlrkrH DUATll.OI iitiriul nl Oak" titnnl A.U ewfilhiM toih byj i,m SSfiR "M (rolk tyy nt K(relilioil) Ho II ymiM bT ,nir hlth mj Bni, vS'1M,",1Jr" '" "1 hI'l'r rai. ou'II ' ilar njW r,)r iciimiioj'rs xk)ii Wa.MACK. lioon. J Mrs. HirniiiWniuack, oi72 T0 ncjsee streetdied vwrrTi KCll 35. Lorn ta ffS Tllf1' f Presided In tho city for" threo years. lho; funeral To owlv placo GrovdntS o'clock this at Oak "afternoon. X Bicycles ! FULLY GUARANTEED. $60 40 30 25 u Jas. W. Qleaves Ss Sons. a? K T t - Hi .. "; ": '1 I i T . t M s J :r. -"- j m? r. " . - '( ,4HBlB.u - .l-s y k ikJr IwtMMI mMw t x r - .goitt ' m w