The Paducah daily sun. [volume], July 09, 1898, Image 2

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A WEEK
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Wash Goods
4 quality lawns, win com you t tutwuut.
a yard. 2000 yards sheer and pretty dimnities in new designs.
5ceiil3 50 pieces extra quality cotton stripes and checks for shirts,
boys waists and childrens dresses, regular 7.'c values.
7-.0 cents a yard. A large lot of stylish white mid dark ground
muslins worth 10 cents.
10
cents a yard. Fine Grenadine Organdies in all the newest
r e niirrt lnce strme
lendetl to sell for 25 cents a yard. Dainty printed anilities,
". absolutely fast colors, one of the prettiest dress fabrics made.
cents a yard. Our price for a handsome assortment of leal
IP? French Organdies. Just received.
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'Tailor Made Skirts
' Take elevator to second floor
crash skirl's 35'ceuts.
Our $1.25 Specials,
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'Plm inrliiilcs .1 lot of slvlish
cloth's with elaborate braid trimmings, the best value we ever offered
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Look at Our Pretty White
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Linen
A Flower Sale in the Millinery Room
Greatly reduced prices on all our lovely Roses, Violets, Thistles
and Polinge, an cxcelent opportunity to freshen up a worn hat at very
small,cost. Our 40 cent Sailors marked down this week to 25 cents.
Smyrna Rug Specials
t&FxOn The Third Floor
uH.tt.voAiemVCAQ'f'vc Vu an
u!avySiiiyrna Rugs 26x48 inches
Rugs only $1.75.
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JULY MODES
XQrTim POPULAR PASIIIOX
BAREFOOTED!
Dn't'go barofootcil or Blip -shod when bo small an amount-will purehaso
corufort anl nsat ajipcaranco. And as you are to be inUurostod on tho dry
ijoods sldo of our houso tho (ollowlng week, wo ask a careful perusal of fob
lowinn prices, bp.'io Ihk you will find something to interest you!
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75c buys woman'aoatont tip, M.-S. oxford.
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Men'snd Boy's Low Shoes.
765 tyifa boy's low Bvoes, all 'Mi and 3, wore 81.25. 2 buys man's vlcl and
kangaroo" low tihocs, sLea broken, sold at $2.60 to Jlt $1 buys man's patent
leather low alzeBonlv. tl and $1.60 burs man's natent leather
laco snoe, sizes limited, sold at $2 to $5.
Wo axeclosiug out nuay Iotff of broken sizes at greatly reduced prices th.it
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FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASlEST TRA.NS IN OHIO
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Mlilj,6n and tho Great I.akos constantly, growing in popularity".
will he thero this suinmtr. For
atlon iuiinlro of your nearest ticlot agent. '
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for Hits weeks successful sale.
.A.1 t.iLri 1..t i.r,1, nvwl Hilt,.,,-
Wiisu i,iuiu.3, uiu oih.ii suu .....bo
and come early....
on 4000 yards fast colored, good
llntistc in lnrht and dnrlc colors. 111-
for this display, Well made linen
circular skirts, in linen and covert
and Colored Pique and
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owns.
idea ol what awaits1 ;ypu. - 1vtra
$J.35. llnndsomc 30x60 Smyrna
AND FABRICS"
MAGAZINE FREE TO
2.1c buys womans leathern bottom
rjHiiers.
39c bny"woman'4"T, kfd opera
per nouso ttoar.
60c buys woman's dongola plain too
oxford, sizes 1 to 2, wero ?'-'.
50c buvs woman's sorco elinper.
60c bnya men'tr, boys or youth's
rubber bottom snoe.
60c buys child's dongola strap slipper,
sizes limited, wero $1,
76o buys missos dongola strap
were $1.50.
75o buys woman's strap slippor,
spring heel, wero $1.25.
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THE PAQUCAH DAILY SUN
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SATl'RDAY, JULY 9, 1808.
Tm: crews 011 tlic licet of Ccrvcra
bad bad nothing to eat for twenty-four
hours before the battle in which
tliQ tlect was destroyed, and yet some
people wonder why the Spaniards did
not put Up a better fight.
TiiKiiK appears lobe a "better clc
meat" in luo Democratic ranks from
tho wails of the Morning lhinco.
It Is bucking hard and seems inclined
to boll the action of the District
Committee. If it docs, no harm will
result, as it never has becu burdened
with free silver ideas.
Tiimik sccins to be another ease of
personal animosity breaking out in a
different place, from tho manner In
which the Morning Mistake handles
the Democratic Congressional Committee's
actions. If things do not
go his way it is always the baby cry
of rings, cliques, pot house politicians.
Tun appointment by President
McKinley of. Senators Davis and
Morgan and of Congressman Ilitt to
bo tho American members of the
Hawaiian Commission, was not only
a just iccognition of the ablest friends
of annexation, but at the same time
was tho wisest selection that he could
have made in point of ability.
Tm. criticisms upon General Shat
ter by Kicbard Harding Davis will
decehc no one. Davis is a snob
whose cenceit is well nigh unbeara
ble, aud whatever he may say in crit
icism of the management of the war
will be taken by the public for just
I what it is, the otnpty vaporing of a
paid sensation hunter.
Tnu action of the express companies
in evading tho war tax, while the
steamboat and railroad companies
are complying with the law, Is arous
ing indignation all over the country.
Now would be a splendid time for the
Postofllce Department so to expand
its business as to become an active
competitor of the express coiuprnics.
It is lcry probable that the courts
will compel the companies to pay
their share of the tax ; but if they
do not, the yariousjState Legislatures
or Cougress should pass some legisla
tion that will curtail their enormous
profits. Wo do not believe in class
legislation, but in this case it would
be justifiable.
A noon stor' was told some years
ago on Klehurd Harding Davis, the
snob who is now criticising General
Shafter at so much per line, and
wjiich story well illustrates the man's
inordinate vanity. Davis aud two
friends were witnessing a parade in
London aud were by chance placed
with thrco Englishmen who were
strangers to Davis and his parly
Davis introduced his two friends and
ended by saying, as he tapped him
self on the breast: "And 1 lam
Kichard Harding Davis." The
spokesman for the Englishmen was
ready, however, and introduced his
two friends as the Duke of Wellington
and tho Prince of Wales, endin"
pompously, "And I I am Queen
Victoria."
SPAIN ON" Till: SCAs.
In the battle of Manila and the
battle of Santiago Spain has lost
eighteen war vessels and 2,800 men,
besides several of her highest naval
olllcers. Hut Spain is, getllng used
to having her llccts annihilated.
On May 211, 1588, her invincible
Armada sailed for England, the
mighty fleet being mado up of 130
vessels larger and better furnished
for offensive and defensive war than
anything the world had ever seen before.
And jet but an insignificant
remnant of tins creat rmmnn ,
turned to tell the story of doom aud
disaster.
Karly in the seventeenth century
tho famous Dutch Admiral Put Heyn
crossed tho Atlantic with a tiiiadron
of twenty-four ships to capture-the
Spanish plate licet. He claused it in-to
the harbor of Mntaiuas where he
attacked and captured tho shins.
The booty consisted of 138.000
pounds of pure silver, besides gold
and pearls, an enormous treasure for
those or any other diys.
In 1039, they built a new Armada
of 07 ships, which sailed against the
Dutch under command of Admiral
(Jiiuemlo. The famous Dutch sailor,
Tromp, Hailed boldly to meet him.
Tho Spaniard was not only defeated,
but so complete was his defeat that
jonly eighteen vof Jiis vessels csoapedl
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
tfoscr Aaaertlpna n to Juit What
tko Hemedle Will Do.
MuiToa ruiruiM
that kit ftBtumatlaaa,
Cart will cur. s.arlr
11 caw of
In ftw bonra!
that hU IJprl Ourj
will cur. luUftillon and
(II alMDirh trouMi
tt.it tla Kldscr Cur
1U cur. IK) rr
v XW ef all eaata cf kUo7
trout I.) tut hit
Cnr will ra
catarrh n mtttttt now
locjr tUBilInc Uat hla
Il.adarh. Our. wlU can
any kind cf bftuach. In
a for nlnulr.; tbat
Ma Cold Our. will
anlrklr tirfak up anr
fsm or ccM and M en Ibroucit tht nllr. ll.t of
rrmedlta. At all 1nnilt. 33 ccati a t!1.
It tou nM mnllril adrlc writ. rrof. Muoraa,
15C Arch at., IliUa. It la abaoluttlr fr.
to return to Spain with news of this
third terrible unal humiliation.
At Trafalgar, NcbJon dcslrojctl
the combinetl French and Spanish
tlcels, that victory leaving England
in all tho years that hao since passed
absolute and undisputed mistress of
tho seas.
Though Spain has met many severe
naval defeats in the past history none
hac been eo complete iis tho defeats
administered by aud Schley,
From each of turn battles not a
Spanish ship escaped it was total
annihilation.
LETTER'
The following U n list otl.tters reiiulDlriB
lath posiomcaof l'Jdntah, McCricVen conn
IT. Kentncky, uncallol for this ilajr, July 9,
(.r.NTIJ.UKS's TIST.
Alexander, Hilt tfaatlae, Agnes
lLrn.K.Jprin 11.11, J 11
llaiiu, MiJorJ i: Clark, II W
Clark, J W Cnnulugli&tn, W M
Durrett, Willie arloer. It i:
Oholsou, Walter Gilbert. E U
Cllbcrt.MU liar ton, ML
Hill, Marry I. Uopar, Frank
Hurt, Alfred Jones, Sam
Klein, Gin Kootn, I'C
Livingston, M Markonson, L M
Morion, JO Marrla, Jamei
Nance, E N N''rtK Hugh
Phillips, Uarence Itnu, Harry
Settle, Thomas Walter
Shreus bay, Nat Ktcwart, J D
StorliH, James Towns, Luclcu
Wall, Sam Wlte, Frank
Wllsou, Virgil It Wright, Allcrt
UDIIS' LIST.
Harm. Mrs AK Uarnet.Mra .vUry
llrooka, Mrs Mary J Elmore, Mrs t H
an, Ailelo (Irane, Ml(3 l'ollle
Irvlnt;, Miss AIlLs Keebler, Mis J 0
Lieelan, Mrs Vodtlle U Moor. Mrs 1'r.itle
Mi'Cilu, Mrs Kthel MaSat, Mrs ITankle
Owens, Miss Katie
tloss, Mrs llertle Bcott, Mrs 2 U
Simmons, Miss Llla Welch, Mrs May
Wheeler, Mls Mattle
la crJer to obtain uuy or (be above lettera ft
It necessary to say that they are aarrrlltctl.
If noicalliM forwiibln ten days they wllllc
sent to tbBdoiJ letter ofllce.
I' M, I'ISUEit, rost JIaster.
PROPOSALS FOR PUltLIC
PUINT1NG.
Sealed proposals will be rMelrnl at the
ofilcof the hecretarr of Main tin ill neon.
July II, inf. at which time tbey will be opened
for public printing anil binding of the nrat
and second classes. In separate bids, at deslg.
natcd la an act entitled "An Act to proTlde
how the printing, binding and stationery used
brttieatatesha nolurnlihed. arm; edJnne
ftl 1wrrti The contract will be lt to continue
until the Urst Monday In Jannarr. UW. and
will be subject to all the provision of law and
the requirements of tbls advertisement.
FIKaT CLASS lllit t)T.iTmnmi,o:ril. ner
CeDtUIU on the whole ariiAAul mi mirttm tb&t
uuy Uortlon uT Ibe work aha.lt b excated at
i ranaiorcinai may oe bo reciuuru dt ta.
CommlMtonera of I'uollc Prlniln. Uld on
the loltowing wnrK under section 33 01 said
aci siriKingineaocKettoi intuounoi
stllchlDtf with thread, w Ire or fasteners
such pamphlets, bills, etc., ae do not require
co era: xnauinc into rtaua oi anr aire.
Allpresswork, where a separate price for
such work Is made In the law, shall be paid
for undt r section L7 of slid Act and not ot
all "book work," where the number
ol pages will iiermlt, shall be paid for as of
sixteen pasrs to eacn impression All Diana a
shall be paid for under lad latter clause of sec
tlon 2 ol said Act, the prices therein named,
per quire, snail inciuj. an comoiiiion, press
worn, ruling, folding, iierfotatlng, etc., necessary
lo complete such blanks w hether printed
In one color ot Ink or two, or whether printed
on one aide of the blank or both All bills.
rwolutlons, etc, primed for tho Legislator
"in uc rccaoaeii as iokch pressworK. xne
above spetincprotblons are intended to set
tin dlMiuted constrncllons of the law and estl
mates of work and payments therefor will not
u maaeon any oinr construction
SECONDCLAbS Hid one common rate per
centum mi the w hole schedule, and agree that
train s, Byron Wtstou k or L. I. Ilrown'j best
linen lodger papr of the following weights
pir ream shall be used Cap, lb lbs, Demy ai,
10, mid itoy.ll 41.
Hid on tho following work nuJer sections:
bemratelndeaes. full leather bound. 'eather
tabs, gold lettered, for each of the following
siiesoueame painr as hooks t;ap, uemy,
Medium and HO) al. Indexes in front or back
of books. leather tabs ;ind cold lettered
Hooks for Suite Departments to be furnished
ut the mine price as bid on the schedule for
counties Printing In "stock for. s" whether
at the top only or on the tuu page, any size
per book.
1 te contractor will bo ivnuired to complete
all Uncord books according to the beat
commercial xtandards of workmanship
wunoiit oiuer cuarges man those
named In his bid and to properly
wrap ami nblp them without 'Other
chargo than the actual freight or express
n"i
bond fortl.GOO mutt accompany each bid.
noirt'Dt tiuariniee comiisnies win oeacceptea
in lieu oi security
HlauLiior blddluzmsr be obtained at the
Treasurer s onice.
Address all bids to Charles Tiuley, Secretary
oi state, rrauuiort, ivy.
.MAUKIi:i IX 3IBTKOPOLIS.
The Metropolis
cau gives tuc following account of a
wedding that occurred there a few
days ago:
Last Saturday a jolly wedding
group consisting of Messrs, J. C.
Hives, James E. Ware, Emmett
Wood and the Misses Dovio Griffin,
Lena Grlilln and Lida Ware of Max
on's Mills, Ky., put up at the Julian
Hotel. Mr. Hives aud Miss Dovio
Grillln wero there married at (J o'clock
p. in. and they returned the same
evening. Mr. Hives is the postmaster
and merchant prince of Maxon'a
Mills, an affable, Intelligent, good
looking gentleman, and his brldo be-longs
to the beat pcoolo of
county.
A HOT 'JIIALLUNGi:.
The Excelsior Uicyclo Works Is
out with a challenge for a match bicycle
race. They aro backing their
wheels and riders against any homo
talent riding any other make of
wheel. It la not known by the writerj
who their best riders arc, as they
have a lung string of fast sprinters.
If tho challenge Is accepted by anybody
some good races will no doubt
be run.
AN UNJOYABLK fcXCUKSION.
A large crowd went down to Metropolis
on tho Ucttio Owen last
night. The excursion was given by
Mrs. W. 1. Greer's Sunday school
clans, and was a success. An
Ion from Slclioolls arrived shortly
after the other one left here, on the
Cowling, There was a good crowd
anoarti.
SOCIETY NOTES.
JIAUJOlir's 0IIATKI.A1SK.
She burs n wondrous lot of things,
All hangiug m a row
A pair of scissors closely clings
llcsldc the (diver bow ;
A powder bor and a lorgnette
Upon a slcuder chain.
A quaint and pretty vinaigrette
All on her chatelaine.
A bonbonuiero's suspended there,
Likewise n mirror small,
Anil I can't see how it may be
That she cau carry all ;
Hut now she's sad, for shecan't add
Or so she docs complaiu
A singlo thing to gaily swing
Upon her chatelaine 1 .:
Court plaster occupies a pl'icc
Next to a flask of scent ;
A heart holds some beloved face
And forms an ornament.
A box for stamps, engagement book,
A card caso chaste and plain
Each has its own respective hook
On Majory's chatelaine.
Yet sho is vexed and qulto perplexed
How to enrich her store,
Though hard sho tries, to her surprise,
She thinks'up nothing more.
Ah! sho forgets, as thus alio frets
For something new to claim,
That it's but true I dangle, tvo,
Uon her chatelaine I
Ralph Alton.
Mrs. Wheeler Campbell entertained
with a morning cucuro Friday in hon
or of her guests, Misses Matchcn and
Leonard, of .Etiiiyvillc. Alio prizes
were awarded lo Mcsdamcs Chas.
Mocquot, Ed liivcrs and Lloyd
Mrs. Mocquot won first prize,
a pretty French gilt cantclabra.
Mrs. Itivcrs came second and was
presented with a plate of rare china.
Mrs. Uoswcll carried oft tho boob,
leca and cako was served at the closo
of tho game. -Among the guests
present on this occasion were:
Mcsdamcs George Flournoy, Campbell
Flournoy, Dave Flournoy, Robt.
Reeves, Hen Wcllle, Ed Kivers, Harry
Tandy, Chas. Mocquot, King
Brooks, Alonzo Meyers, Jim Clements,
Tom Lcoch and Lloyd Uoswcll.
Misses Minnie Leonard, Marjorie
Machcn, Mary Flournoy, Mary
Jcanaette Campbell, Jane Rivers,
Comic Grundy, Ltla Goodwin, Mary
iialloran, Annio May Yeiscr, Mary
Burnett, Clara Thompson, Mary K.
Sowell, Fannie Taylor, Lizzie
Mary Uoswcll, Emma
Emma Recti, May Terrell,
Gersldinc and Allie Sanders.
One of the most elaborate affairs
ever given in the city was the entertainment
given Thursday evening by
Mrs. A. J. Decker. Tlio pretty lawn
was strung with numberless Japanese
lanterns, presenting a fairy-like ap
pearance. In one part of tlic lawn
was a dancing pavilion over the
glassy surface of which tho merrj
dancers glided until the wee ema'
hours. The pretty parlors were
ablaze with electricity, where tho
skilled contestants vied with each
other for the Tictory at cards.
M lanes KliutucUi noil Aland Harnett,
Myrtle and Helen Decker assisted
in serving in the dining room
delightful ices and cake.
About 125 guests were present.
Among them were:
Messrs. and Mcsdamcs Cook
Husbands, George Wallace, Hal Cor-belt,
A. H. Meyers, M. Nash, Robl.
Phillips. Henrv Uurnett, Charles
Ucauchamp, I. 1). Wilcox, Dr. Mur
rcll, 1'owcll and Mrs. Woods.
Misses Adinc and Cherry Mor
ton. Ann and Virginia Reed, Emma
Reed, Marv Uurnett, Mary K. Sow
ell, Martha Leech, Emma McKulght,
May Terrell. Jcanncttc Campbell,
Francis Clark, Li.zic Sinnott, Mattie
Fowler, Pauline Hiuton, Blanche
Bloom, Rebecca Allen.
Messrs. IkcQuigley, Charles Reed,
L. D. Husbands, Charles Spillman,
W. B. Mcl'hcrson, Tom Hall, Roy
Cullcy, Albert Foster, Maurice Nash,
Wallace Weil, Louis Rieko, Tom
Morton, Rob Noble, Dr. Howell,
Will Bradshaw. Abo Weil, Ed Fax-
ton, Will Rieke, Henry Wciasingcr.
The young men In the younger
society set gave a dance at Ramoua
park Thursday evening.
Misses Myrtle aud Helen Decker
entertained their friends last evening
with a dancing party at their home on
Seventh and Jefferson.
Mrs. Chas. Ucauchamp and chil
dren, who have been Uiitug Mr. mid
Mrs. Mac Ucauchamp for several
days, left today for Clarksville.Tenn.,
to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ashcraft,
after a two week's visit to Major and
Mrs. J. II. Ashcraft, leave tomorrow
for their home in Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uurnett, Mr.
and Mrs Louis Rieke and Miss
Rieke leave Tuesday for Canada.
A FLURRY
.IN.
VAISTS !
, Don't wait till this flurry
isjQver and then wish you
hadn't. Snap an opportunity
in time, aud catch
some of these waist bargains.
Tf we wanted regular
prices we would not
suggest to you to hurry,
but we don't want regur
lar prices.
We offer about five dozen
waists some were 75c, . ,
some were 98c, some were
51.50 all go at
50 CENTS EACH
L.B.0GILVIE&G0.
Argument
Is not necessary to convlnco a thinking poraon that nionoy ia thrown
nxy whon InvoBtod In a typewriter that has not passod Ita export-'
mental period.
Years of bard, thoughtful cITort and continual oxporlmontlnK are
nocensary boforo reaching approximate perfection in a writing machine
Is It wisdom, then, for ono to contribute to this cost of oxporimont?
Reputation Established
Years of oxporlonco, constantly Increasing Bales tho world over tho
natural result ol typowrltor oxcollonco Is tho unquestioned record of
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. .-
Whon you buy n Smith Promioryou obtain n writing maehlno that
is In advance of oil outers in nouns of Improvement and diirauiiiiy.
Do not nay for tbo costly oxubrlmeiita of othorfl. Tho ,
Premier passed It experimental
loador among writing machines.
THE SMITH PREMIER
- 321 Pine Street,
J. E. ENGLISH A
AChalleDCfe.
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To prove llio .superiority of the
strate to the people of raduenh which
following challenge: We will put our .string of riders ngainst nny other
riders mounted on nny other different tnnkc of wheel the bet preferred;
open races, from one quarter to three miles, to be sanctioned by I A.W. ,
at any tunc, at any suitable place.
We claimed to have mounted on our wheels the majority of the
bet riders in Fatlucah. Afterwards we learned that others chimed the
same honor. We will back our word because wc advertise what we
believe to be the truth. Wc don't He in the harbor like Ccrvcra and
claim to have the beat boats and .superior gunners; but, like Sampson,
wc arc waiting for n (initio. Am! when nil is over you will have learned
that those -arc a.s inferior us Cervern's cruisers when compared
with the Kxcelsior.
Will ."ce you later and explain why you should ride an Excelsior.
We are agents for the only wheel that bears the union label.
All kinds of bicycles repaired.
Excelsior Bicycle Works
Third and Washington Streets.
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w laniTmull -in JMj
DOCTOR ALBERT BEKN11E1M
Now ofllco. corner South Fifth street and Uroadwav.
Over Oohlschlaegor & Walker's drug
FHACTICE LIMITED
Children,
Skin, Including Hair and Nails.
Kidneys ana system
Wck Ura. oi'Vioiihiiountv nnuaax.
7 30 to 10 ( . in f rKTio louj a.m.
l.uoiu I u) ana T into also p. m. ; to lo 1 OJ and 7.00.W J.UO p. in,
Tclc)honc 301.
OLD GLORY FOREVER!
In Humanity's Cause Our Flag is
Unfurled!
"The conllict deepens. On I ye brave,
Now rush to glory' ' Cuba save.
Btavc patriots, all "your banners w:ie,
And charge with all jour chhalry."
O'er Atlantic's wac McKinley brac
Sends our noble seamen, undaunted, true,
A fair islu to sac or 11 ml a grave,
Aud plant n new "red, white and blue.'1
"What higher aim can patriot know?
What destiny more grand"
Than the soldier's light for freedom's right,
To free a buffering land?
The Spanish Dons cru long shall taste
Our "Undo Samuel's" pills,
And freedom's bird Bhull proudly soar
In tho Pride of the Great Antilles.
In I war, as in peace, it will pay everybody
to go to
DORIHN'S STORE
AT 205 BROADWAY
8al2V'aAaKaXaHavr
aaaHvlwVi
PRICE S35.00
Simplicity in construction and not belonging to the typewriter trust
produce an honest product at an honest price. The lllickeiihdcrfer is
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Some features Durability, portability, interchangeable type, doinir
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MOORE BROS., General Agenta
25Kast Fayette street,
Baltimore, Md.
OBERT'S BEER
Is rapidly becoming tho favorite with tho pcoplo of this city. It leads all
others, for tho reason that it is
;' ABSOLUTELY PURE ,
HANDLKli IN BOTTLES AND BT TUB KKU UT
PADUCAH BOTTLING CO.
F. J. Bergdoll, Fropiietor.
Telephone 101.
Soua jop, Bciucr water ana nil
.Smith
period yoars ngo. It now stands the
Oescripllvo cntaloguo free.
TYPEWRITER CO.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
CO Local Agents.
Kxecl.sior bicycle and to demon
is the best bicycle, c make the
Stars and Stripes
Wilt boailtifi' lnnnv a wull nn ttm
Fourth, but tor permanent decoration
in uro is noiuniK to compare wmi mo
WALL PAPER
wo ha e In stock, Sonio aro a
ful riot of color, but with order in tho
iiiKlst of confumoii; othors of conventional
doalKti. but very beautiful.
Also n largo lino of window shades
nun picturo iiiouluing.
W. S. OHEIF.
Phono 371. 132 South Third.
storo ontranco, Odd Fellowa" HalL
TO DISEASES OF
Stomach and Intestines (Liver).
Wood (An.vinh, Ithoumatism, (lout,
jmouicn;.
Blickensderfer
Typewriter
Huilt on btrictly scientific principles
aud of the highest grade materials.
Durable, portable, invincible.
Uuion Telegraph Company.
918 V street Northwest",
Washington, D. C.
Tenth and Madison 1 streets
Orders filled until
Kinds 01 acmperanco imnKs
'PROFESSIONAL
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. H. T. RIVERS
Physician.,.
apd Surgeon
OiTIco Sixth and Broadway.
at Infirmary.- - t ,
fifllrn TTniirM?
o urio a. at. & ' 43 fo Civm. 4T :t
7:TOto8:80p. m.
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Toloplionos 68 and 200,
W. F. ALVEY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN ,ND
SURGEON....
nif.rf. ltd North Fourth Mml. JloMone,
Ul waiBlliirliln alrcal.
jmrpnonra uioff inu, rrauicore ii.
OiUcw hours to II a. m, : to 4 ami 7 to p,m.
A. S. DABNEY,
.DENTISTff
CASirilM.I. Buimumi, 'M
Fifth and Broadway. '
DR. W. C.
110M(K0PAT1I18T,
OIBce . llrojdwar, Tletibon 1(0.
lUaUlencr. 1(10 JnraU Ml, , Tliibou
oaca Hours 10. J. Tl.
DR. J. D. SMITH'S
Krirular koura for ofttca raclle, T to It a. ta
lWiln in. unci 6 to :Ur. ii
WbrnpractlratilacallPHilr In, rather lb a n
ntar in" ciom oi intxia nnura
Ofilcaua Ninth, lwtwtmllroad way anJjrf.
ttraon
eorncr Ninth aoUJtfMoo.
Its.
HARRY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D.
Physician and
Surgeon
omc lionm
T lo a. ra., I to S p. ia.
OQlco, No. 419K Brorulway.
DR.J. W.PENDLEY
Offlco, 116 South Fifth Street. yt
Itesldonco, 901 Tonneesoo eireot. J,
Ofllco Tolophono 175; Kceldonco -115.
DR. KING BROOKS
Dentist and
Oral Surgeon
120 North Fifth Street.
HENRY BURNETT ';"
Attorney -at -Law
Will practico in
all tho coufUi.
18 Sonth Fourth SU, Paduoaii, Kx
THOS. E. MOSS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
116 South Fourth Street.
ED H. PURYEUR Miss R. B. Hay
Stenographer
Attorney at Law
And Notary Public, Real tstale and
Ufa Insurance Agent, and
Abstractor of Titles
Formerly master conmifolonor of
tho MctJrackon circuit court. Will
practice In all the courts of Uila and
adjoining counties. Special attention
givon to tho collection of all claims,
tho renting of real entnto and all other
litigation. Will act as assignee and
receiver of insolvont estates, also as
administrator of docodonta estates
and as guardian of infants. Honda for
security givon In surety companies.
Offlco No. 127 South "Fourth street
fXogal How), Paducah, Ky.
W. M. JANES
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOANS
Sec or lo buy, sell or
ruortfafc really,
OFFIOB 328! BROADWAY
R. M. BROWN.
I'Aurrs
SIGNS.
Urlek Wall, Koof, Fence, Hridjfo
and Ham advertising a specialty.
Cloth signs and :banncra. Uuggy,
warriagc antl express Wagons Tainted,
llcpaiicd and Lettered to Suit.-
M Prices,
All Work Guaragteed.
124 Broadway.
IF YOU
Plumbing Work to do See
F G.HARLAN, JR.
Rltrl ..... Tutvi. ..,-, Wash .,.. 5stn,e
w.M..Wa,
Gas Fixtures and Fittings
of All-Kinds.-
...SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY.,,
Call and Sco Ills Line of Sprinkling,
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