The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 22, 1897, Page 3

e. Owned and Operated by the yw a ee, ~Chattancogs & St. Ral Tenheasee and Ohio River ‘Transpor- WLER and JOHN 8, HOPKINS Ey Line (Datly except J. H. FOWLER, Supt jb ‘rain lund car warvice betw ns & Cincinnati Memphis, New Packet Company. not register a failure. are called, her f tion, and lisp ir Cincinnatl ef vt tion to her teacher. LOUISVILL® AND. MeMPrinopIviston 1» HowrH HouNp— No p fully 1 came Sujit, Cinetnnat trouble,” repled ‘the teac! do you like your employer Ky Contral city forth. ) bosses do—and WRITTEN AT RANDOM. It was with a slight feeling of trepidation that a young lady sten+ ographer who tecently, after several monchs’ hard struggle with the inex- orable bieroglyjhics for their mas- tery, Was pronounced an expert by], her teacher, or at least profic enough to tuke dictation, recently sought her first job in a local mer- cantile establishment. She was rather dubious about her own ability, and very often expressed an apprehension whether or not she would be able to take letters in short- hand, “if they went very fast.’? Hence, when the yoting lady at length found a position, she was profoundly perplexed, and inwardly aud outwardly prayed that she might Her erstwhile teacher gave her much appreciated encouragement, ind finally the day of trial rolled ad The following day the young lady © aglow with exulta- 1 in obvious satisfac “Oh, you don't know how deauti- 1 you didn't have any How In 80 “Oh, immensely !’? she bubb “Th both stutter—my | the only thing that | worries me now is how to spend the|S time between words,’” burg, Ky., occupies a rather anoma- lous relation to his lodge, which re first to show rainian carr FALL STYLES in first-class standing. He is a man of the highest integrity and exceed ingly popular with the Knights o Pythias, of whose h north’ th Ticket ¢ ' Rader the Malmer, and st'useruniou depot st. Lours bivision dy for Snore ae Leave Paducah he is not allowed to enter the lodge, and Picture Mouldings having suffered the complete loss of | A YARD OF FACES. Prices Reasonable L. P, BALTH Under Parmer Mouse man happe went to when he took his departure was a prominent member of the K. of P. During the interim of his kept his dues paid up, and or four years had elapsed he returned Stop for meals All ( Ne | Calon oF addr Johnson. Foundry and Machine Co. Steam ta nines, “Boileys, House’Fronts, MillMachinery |, sign, and its had an idea of the appropriateness of | cs Myssount PaciricRacway Was fully inves! vided with the pass word. JE WEW FAST TRAIN NEBRASKA LIMITED, RON Mountain Roure. <The - direct tine via Memphis to ARKANSAS’AND TEXAS, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Free Reclining Cifirs on All Trains loaded camel. In the are the pyramids of Egypt and a} ore ee ee ey eee, INAUGURATION Arg also very suggestive of the Oriental, and on account of its namesake in| Way-hills and collecting fares on pt, our sister city | South end local this week. has become quite famous in the civi- world, Butit may be some- | his post, after a week’s ifying for the inhabitants | tending the funeral of his sister-in- law, Mrs. R. C. Traveling Ticket Agent Watkins, Engine 273 seems to have it in for cabooses, as she has demolished two within the past § ) two men their fat jobs, Will Attract M dividuals to Washir Dattas anv Four Wo You ean attend very che the moribund Eg going via the B D4 Pw TRA, and mud would have made them known all over the name them, for further informatic Blhe Ba tells of th . Moss, of Clinton, Major Thoma of a fine gold headed cane from the master commissioners of the several ounties in the circuit, who are: |in handling the ai Engineer Bonshine lets M. L. Mor-| grow under 560, : high-ball runner, and judging from not hail from Ireland either. PRESIDENTIAL Washington, & ST. LOUIS RAILWA THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO AND Free «lt willon March 1 Bridgwater, of Carlish ns, of Hickman; W. I Le LADELYyIA A for the round trip, ontinuous pas- nd returning Grave Judge Moss, Judg and H. C sage in each direction, rthan March 4th MPnis and Nast PULLMAN We A prominent gentieman of Vance-| story told on aman of Padu- uh and his secret order troubles. A ispatch in regard to the Vanceburg ntlema 1 dues paid up. He he is ac member here. Strange to Il due to the fact that he is un- to speak the watchword—he | n not be sub- svoice, Writing ¢ ted for the voice. The experience of the Paducah everal years ago. He ope tor his health and ence he fter three 1on the first meeting night went lon his lodge. When he} s ed for admission at the door, | wever, he knew no countersign and | ently could not be admitted. \ friends had been supplanted a great ny strangers, and it before his case was nd he was pro- “The official Alexander y is truly I an in its di . a | must have In the foreground is @ son of | tin scanty attire leading a background ter of date tr The ui .” says the Cairo ne of Cairo is kuow tha me, and th there’s nothing in a r superior sipe-water world, even if the had been spared ‘airo, Iwell “Star”? of Saturday presentation to Judge N, | er Moss, of the city, IL. Bishop, of Ballard; John E. faylor, of Iton, and J. N. Crutehfield, of E. Robbins | Moorm: Merchant's hotel when several of the | | PA m SLEEPING Bow information and tickets apply to presentation of the citizens of the town went over to] of 5 reet the gentlemen and witness the | feeling assured that no doubling of ld-headed walk- | the gap goes, ing cane to Judge Moss, who al-| On sale during sea EXCURSION TICKETS On Sale at Reduce Ant though taken by surprise responded special train] busine Illinois Cen- R. C, COWARDIN, Western PIA g A. J. WELCH, an ted tour of about thirt ging his own grave . Hlinots CentralkiR, BI to the OR ANS 5 THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADSOON story. burros and attendants Hood at Atlanta,’” he began, came up afterwards near Nashville all on or addre vance line, and one night was put To Participate ig the Celebration. Mardi Gras. On account of Mardi Gras at New 1, the Ihnois Cen- the name of which I never heard. 28th and Marc 18 and return at one for the round trip, days to return. through trains daily. cers at the fort saw me, I don't know from which fort th Two} firing at me, but I was in the hee with a big pile of dirt onone tled and screamed but I had the war long enough not to pay any attention tothem, But direct); as I laid aside my pick for a bomb struck on the oppo: Improved Chill} the trench from the way it came and gymranteed to W.A, Kellond, A. ¢ the Mayor of Kew Stine North Avia Paducah, Ky. . and Veyer Curg BI CATHOLIC WIN Chills ang Foyer annual session for 1907 denhall, and t DuBois & Co, Id by} finally managed to dig myself out. very nice and appropriate little speech, expressing his high apprecia- | tion of the gift, and of his p association with the seve minissioners during his term of of-| The cane is indeed a pretty nd quite a fitting token of kind- mbrance, grave sure enough. List of Paterita holding the p) COLORED DEPARTMENT. k up, as L afterwards ¢ the way things would have struck it and exploced there instead of be: inventors last we Rey ported by C, uated, that bomb solicitors of Amer ed Sintes patent oilive killed me outright. “1 know the exact logation of that Feet » protected against the biting blizzard AT SMALL Sandals and Fine Rubber Overshoes go at any price you please, ay Buchnau, Columbia, ’ -rattling thill coupling. M. Depew, Edmonton, reflectively about fifty steps west of the Grannywhite pike, near hing yAluaband Street Church (Methodist no, (Methodists. Sun pilgrimage there in the summer when laslosing. he T attend the expositivn,’” ORIFTWOOD GATHERED J. H. Nichols, horse detacher. », [Big Shoes and Little Shoes. Fine Shoes and Cheap Shoes of Presidential of Clarksville Geo, H. Cowling We are going to dispose of REGARDLESS OF COST, ~ Oey Gris and Furnishing Goods Heavy, Fire and Warm. Prices Cut in Two. and return on $23 for the round tri information inquir Dick Fowler.. Ashland City A. Jd. Wr un, DP, 4 Broadway, third floor ? Lies-—Mgete every falling very slowly, ths a. mi. h The tug, Ida, berland tomorrow morning after a tow ——Come"in a hurry—they are JNO. J. 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros,’ Drug Stor Paducah Electric Co. INCORPORATED. ing fast—— ORIAN TROLLEY INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, w Disoaso That Is Now Prew Cl ity of She ittel ds is due from alont in Chicag Riding on tho Platforms of tho Flecirie oductive of Serious Die orders — Vibration the The big John K. Speed down yesterday from Cincinnatl for A barge belonging to the Barrett line was pulled out on the dry dock for repairs today. Though several inches of rain has | tiver is still on the is} ing list here, falling very slowly. Buttorff was in and way for the upper Cumberland river " o'clock with Chicago is aMi Her people have a t palpitation to deal with. say that in time it may pr ous and end in genuine M. Broom, Pres, R. Rowtanp, Treas. F. M. Fisuxa, See, STATION 217 N. SEOOND’ST. trolley cars to Chic , system is the cause of in each month at You can turn your lights cnaty time—whenever you need them. We We don’t use trolley wire bE peel give continuons It’s dangerous. said to have unwit The City of Clarksville 1s due here onda, at which place she will leave on . 36c per light per montti. shaking which } : per tight per month, ul Over 25 lights to 50 lights, trie car receive when th spent her Sund her return to Elizabethtown tomorrow These low retes for 24 hous’ service apply when bill is paid betore A. C. EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and a Be. CYCLE WORKS. . and 126 128 North Fifth poe su Parmer Hou: The three local packets, the Dick 5th of succeeding Fowler, Ashland mail liner Joe Fowler, were away on time as usual with , of both freight and pe ing to their respective ‘The rain of the last few days has throughout the able in passengers who and the big a fact that the motor car is rarely trou conductor is a The trolley cars a that when in motion they he S.meet first Sat destinations, : PADUCAH C 8 third Saturday eae ‘month it P. |for water, and big water in the Ohio, *\DEALERS = IN— High Grade and ba dye? Agent for Odell Typewriter, PriGe $40.00 tors, re ers, Teachers, and in reach gets ona big freshet and the Missis- sippi follows suit there will be liv times in the venue of the river, don’t you for get it! RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, Items of Interest Relative to the| ¢ Railroads and Railroad will not notice Atte r car is started a Ministers, Doc- os oa to the passer It passes from thenc ycle House in the City. SEASON for RIDING. call and see OUR WHEELS and get Bottom Prices on same. J, R, PURYEAR, Manager. F. J. BERGDOLL, PROPRIETOR. Paducah - Bottling - Co., BEER, , OF St, Louis. Seltzer Wher, OFamg Telephon orders ‘il a ‘until; 11{o’clock ‘at"night during week and 12,0'clock Telephone 101, From September 1 WE invite youjto to December ) amount needed to pay for h they were grown ns of fire damp have been ted from many eource nitrogen, with, apps out the same proportion of Je from the nitrogen moving along in a natural way, t immediately to thump loudly. tion Is accelera gree, and If the etign of his hear e flow of his blood, he w Conductor Lewis Cohen list for the last week. Conductor Tarsney is carrying the on the sick To have this experienc is not harmful, Je liable to grow up Li demand the atte ay metals between Lon- But in time it n the passenger owing to the expan Chicago's aisetita care are bull on i h dwarfed plans that. the ave Flagman John Watkins is again at Louis O’ pERTS Also various tempetaic expects to get a sity Bop, evere shock to his nervous aystem if thorities clain comes aceustor Grimes gets 3 spot provided his left bow- tands pat and keeps her stomach brother to} Well filled with the black diamond. PADUCAG, KY. far too small to re the 5 isting museus ‘otest takes the m of heart paplitat 4 ABLISHED 1864,——o : Miss, Aviary B, E, Greif GENERAL INSU AGENTS: Telephone 174. British South Africa Tom Hudson does to sleep on duty on the 151 and runs, and none can surpass him the car they have two i . which would of wise now be held by t and Portuguese this vast territory, ompleted 1,400 miles of tele torman’s right built seven towns, on the controller, with the trolley heart, n were at the! engin pr on this pike, and his strong arm 1 dis-robe and go to bed PADUCAH, KY Wall Paper and Window Shades INTHE L ATEST PATTERNS. TO uy ohvERs—— — GREIF, Engineer Joe Randle family in the | pulling passenger between Cairo and bright smiles cago City Railway Memphis. |and spicy | prayer m meetings, Quite a number of the I. C, ploves have responded v to President Fish’'s “The trolley he: a rome PT ATTENTION an bd 1sth, rof a man dig “Did you ever | A reply in the negative elicited 18933, namely, the purchasing Jof the I, C. tentatively in-|ident Fish quired Col, W. G, Whitfleld yester-| wants to make the I. C. a co-oper- ative company, which would forever relegate strikes to the Telephone No. 371. WHEN YOU DRINK “We had just surrendered to| help tne boys to lay up something for could he used, then th DRINK THE BEST y runs all the way was in General Loring’s ad-| from work digging a trench, 1 pretty well all night at odd and had about finished it at here were two forts not far dis- Fort Negley and another one “When it be ne light the so » fear of being struck, “Phe bullets whizzed by and whis- a second L lay there nearly helpless, but came near being my 00 to $2,000 per annum <n can find it at—— and the firemen 52 per DETZEL'S. ro we"keep the finest pf — Whiskies, ‘alte. Beer, . RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL ft A.Glauber’s Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables., DR, BELL'S Pine-Tar-Honey omes an epidemic, among the dam- The writer knows severa that manipulated the back in the 70’s when this was known as the Memphis Northern, first run- ting to Mayfield, then to Union n City Padueah Janet nD, Trimble aud in throttle way Poppies Two TI ‘The extraordinary resuscitatin, er of light received lustration a few ye via ‘33 Race to Cov- ‘ington, completing the gap to Mem- phis, and we pause just a moment to y began ask the i enongh of this world’s goods yet?” For ei: by y Seaver Jeman a. cael 18, n as unworkable, most part of t workings of the miners. ing Briton discovered that the contained plenty of si produced by the debtedAg and wartled to ¢ te side of | once When the slag was removed to the furnace the next visi Tiss pln peat tle the same at Fourth street, cure]exploded, It was on the outside of} themselves costs, in all] big pile of dirt, all of which it hurlea vents. over me, almost completely cov reby save to I will be forced jer the slag when the Res. 821 Campbell. ELEGANT CARRIAGES, ) FIRST-CLASS DRIVERS, BEST ATTENTION-£O- to proceed by lay ing | unless cermae | of water or ar Rogers & Son, be 11 o’eloe! i nom