The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 20, 1897, Page 3

EUBANKS, Ist, ‘Velophone 190. sa yeephone 148 All practice in all jociton of claims promply attended vo. ADUCAH CYCLE ‘a. and 128 N, 5th St. Brinton B. Davis, ( ARQHI Office Am.-Gefma Bank. . Sixth, 30 to 9 a. m., 1:30 to 8 6tos p.m Always on hand ready foeWork HENRY GREIF. Wren to rpjected cases and uh y bust » Na. pene vapial sbould write me-or BLY eM! Cal It-+touse T NOW WITHOUT A RIVAL! No Remedy-To Compare. With Paine’s Celery Compound. | ——__—- Read the Really Wo Experience of Rev. Dr. Bailey and His Good Wife, and the Indorsement of Other Eminent Divines. Here isa letter from the pastor/ed her, and one bottle of Paine’s of the most influencial ehureh in|celery compound has done her South Baltimore, that every truth- more good than all the other med seeker should read carefully. ix She and I are together us- Every disheartined sick person | ing Paine’s celery compound, and and every man ot weman who has} will with pleasure let you know lost faith in the remedies he or she | the result, Fraternally has tried because fione of them has| William T. Bailey ine |rer imports his alcohol and thus uses ‘it, he can, when the goods are exported, claim a rebate from the government, but if he buys American made alcohol and thus employs it no rabate is accorded him. The entire subject is one calling for reasonable congressional action. The question of rebates and ex- emptions has been made a study by A congressional committee, of which Senator Platt, of Connecticut, is chairman, and with the data relating to the experience of foreign countries that have beea collected, the Ways and Means Committee, should be in a position to formulate a law that would remove the burden now im- posed on legitimate business ente prise, while still securing for the government the revenue that it needs by heavy taxes upon alcohol consum- ed as a beverage. WRITTEN AT RANDOM. The city court room down at Brooklyn is not so imposing as the one here, but to all intents and pur- poses itis just as good. It is a lit- tle frame structure, one story, one ‘This is a sample, as de- ‘of how jus- the river. tailed by an old citizen, tive is dealt out. The culprits are arrested and taken | j before His Grace, Judge Ragan, who adjusts his glasses, scrutinizes the prisoners, and inquir these men arrested fo “For fighting,’’ responds the bail- iff, doffing his hat. ‘Well, how did it happen, tatively interrogates His Honor. The particulars are then related, un- der oath, if denial be entered, and judgment is rendered. ‘fine you $1 and costs for fight- ing,’*he says to one of the prisoners, ‘and you, for being ina fight,’ to the other. The law is thus vindi- cated, and justice smiles compla- cently as she walks off satisfied. The police have but one consola- tion over the termination of the Walter Corbett case, which was dis- missed by Judge Sunders yesterday This consolation is that one police- man isa dirk knife and the other is a pistol ahead. Corbett was arrest- ed with a dirk knife in his over sofa near where his coat was picked In arranging for new sources of ways and means com- mittee in congress have uadoubtedly to take into account the internal rev- enue as well as the tariff laws, and under such circumstances it is incum- bent upou the committee to consider | whether or not the present method of taxing alcohol should not be revised Commereial—that is, high test—aleo- hol has been selliag lately at the dis- tilleries, before the duty has been paid, and without charge for the packages, at the rate of about 10 cents a gallon, The tax upon this is $2.07 a gallon, so that the impost is equivalent toa tax burden of more than 2,000 per cent, "There is probably no tax imposed by the United States, whether in cus- toms or internal reyenue, that begins to compare with this in extraordina-| ry proportions, — tis absurd on the face of it that alcohol used in, say the manufacture of varnish or in the] poses. preparation of medicine, should be} It is, more than this, made to cost by a tax $2.17 a gal-|the government should g Jon, when without the tax the price| domestic manufacturers, as it does would be 10 cents a gallon, The | not at the present time, the right to only reason (hat can be advanced for | receive a rebate on the alcohol used this impost is that, as a beverage, « ur! in manufacturing goods intended for own government and all of the civil- export, If an American manufactu- which can be easily made to pay an enormous tax But alchohol as a basis for varnish does not call for a tax any more than turpentine would when similarly ployed, and the only reason ur against exemption in these respects that if discriminations were made it might be dificult’ for the govern- ment to prevent the practice of fraud; that is, persons would obtain exemptions from the tax and would then use the alchohol thus fre beverage instead of in the t arts, Its asserted, and experience proves the assertion to have a good basis to rest upon, that in other ntries of the world it is impossible to make this division; to impose a considerable tax upon al- chohol which is used as a beverag and yet to make a remission of ta alchohol is revenue, the found in those cases where the used for other than drinking pur- urgel that nt to our room, and adorns the street fronting | i “What are] ten-| 3 pocket and a pistol was found on al. sual manner. He and a crowd were out on the sidewalk ia front of the liscussing the big fight, when Capt. Ezall essayed to demonstrate for the enlightenment of lus friend Mr. M. V. Cherry, how Fitzsimmons delivered the celebrated knock-out blow. He did so, and dislocated his arm in the attempt, but it is now al- most well enough to use again, Cashier Ed L. Atkins, of the American-German National Bank, has a thriving banana three which be has devotedly nurtured at the bank throughout the winte It started from a smail and has now grown quite large, having a tiny} bunch of embryo fruit on it, At night be kept it in the vault or onthe radiator in the bank until it became large enough to expose. COLORED DEPARTMENT. URCHES, Husband Si day sehool at Uist) —Sun. N nd p.m. Kev. ¢ lam Mist) Sun, and 8p, Chureh.—Sunday Ma, m. and p.m, St Paul A. M.E, church hing 1 a m 7:90 p m. Sunday school 9a Rev. 4. G Trimble Street Christian chur school, 9:30 a, m., preaching, 1 ervices, W nate Lodge No, 5~Meets ay in each month NDENT ORDER OF ODD FELL ws Hall, 8@ cor f Ruth, No. 4 Friday evening in Odd Fellows Ha: th & Adan Meets first « nth at Colored vodge No. 1515 onlay ineach n 1 ~ DR/ DANIEL, [2°26 - a coca eee ) Ee aah pegs pha bg Pos Baltime either, however, and all the other|" | / Se Mt new tat written by Roel] Wate, Richardeot men in the house made similar deni- | ,,.YoU%,’ M tion by the letter written by Rev se " s impossible for |g pnce being | at Hail fice, 204 1-2 Bway. tr hi Gentlemen:—It is impossible for] als, Hence both weapons, being | Ha ’ Office, ; s WPY: ua 2 rant pastor of the me to express the emotions of my|without owners, will be turned over] UNITED BROTHERS 0 Curtic Bay Baptis chugeh, the heart on the great good Mrs. Bai-lto the police. . : ‘ Over Lang Bro’s, Drug Store, “tht influential churely in South |), ind I have derived from the eo “ altimore , i . use of. Palne's celery compound. ‘ : is if * On March 31,1896, the Balti! ama iew man, We have taken| Now that the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fy ebay tao se more Sun, undeg display Headlines ew it bottles and T wish | crap is @ memory and. the Jackson- d Established 1875, 125 Broadway) published the feHowing news of P ‘The people of| Walling case gone to a higher tribu- ond ‘Thurs ‘ f Rev Mr Bailey's aflict mn poy ai re vere Hind 10 the | amas “bey gi oeloens x pseesar i | M rble Hall, Rev Wan Bailey pastor of bgor, anid 1 have given to some of places outaide the sacred domains of ey on Ithe Curtis Bay Baptist church, was }f{ie poor m eee sch to buy {these two past events have oceasic 5 DY) par iiyzed in the tong we Me edictac Won tay cue tas to Fejoice, “for the saan as * preaching Sunday nig nt, andfost| name if y and Twill with | Gatlies no’ pave a le spa oO bape Aga T Bohanna, Prope. Ihe power of speech. The gongre-| treasure answeo all comunications| Publish their ‘specials’? snd to com- = . oy gation was at once dismjated, and] Sent me. I believe the remedy the] Pensate them more fully than before ts first and Fine Kent y ies, Dr. —was called. Me said Mr. | pest in the world 7" 4 - lng d Bailey was suffering-from a severe wae cary wall HTH ait pon keyed aid are |e ain each > ND CIGARS Jattack of Nervous prostration caus: | William former erimigal toa couple of report-| "rite of Paw ent, No.8 Meets fe Warm Lunch from 9 to 12 a. m,jed by hard study and overwork, / pastor Curtis Bay Bapt h. Jers yesterday, ‘ta man's a fool to] Saunas atteracn hs month. {id Gaoabeat and that he must have rest and | Pr aid keep drinking whisky, when he] surely Meets second saturday ac ; quiet A few weeks ago there was pub-|Knows that it will sooner or later], a a: . The wh wa lished lal of. the are at ruin h I've taken my last drop, | pi in ear D.P duerr, M.D, HM. F, Witstamsona. D 1 L pe an to re virtue . a compound] and Lm going to make something | rani Army of ts ee Jan enn from Rey. Charles 1. ‘Thompson, | outot myself JO Ko, Hatt over ‘ Hl JUETT & Wi AMSON, } On April 13 cit re OWNS {D. D,, LL. D,, the eminent Presby And there is not 1 particle off ty 0 addressed to Ml torian preacher of New York City. |(oubt but that he, will. He hi Remember the s pat the ( re |! I s celery COM | Ro Hp, Meek, editor of the Cen-| experienced almost all the vicissi-]Q4qd Fellows’ Hall, Monday night, Physiciai an Surgeons): ates + ee 1 Methodist. recently wrote an] tudes of criminal Iffe, has labored] Vareh 22, Music by Prof. Feauk \ | South Baltimore, Md., April) yen jeter, telling that Paine’s cel-|day after day with « ball and chain] Jones’ and, Everybody iavice! . / 17) 5 ” Ne ery compound had worked a re- | attached to his le slept ina filthy Mra. Lephfue diet ina a ' So tay | Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Con Vinarkable cate in his « And|cell, and to what purpose? ‘That is] sop residence 1965 Hroat s ane Office, No. 415% Bradway, |.,,{centlemen: 1 was taken very jiast month the great temperance e-]#ust the question he ansed Miselfl gay tured at (ak Citove 1s pm . ” Fill while preaching ‘4Y | Vangelist, Francis M told | Jost Ane cf a.trundre uid of Aire, Carving Teiernone 244, bee oy Soc IP] the public how Paine’s celery com ant tba result ia theg| | THe Tufane chil Of re a __| me, so I discharged him and began] pound had been a blessing to bis} he has since lived a model life, and) Teil h as but to use Paine's celery compound family for the pust several mouths has been | Yesterday afternoon 3 with crushing effect. I will Dot)” “These area few among thousands back the respect he had] Sunday, March 2Ist, Rev, G. 4 pea th Ais the best very one knows conscientious abandoned respectable pur-] Stanford will preach the following medicine in the work i charitable | 1s who are too busy | suite. sermons fraternally, more oft crastinating “A great many of — these] AtSt. James’ A. M. E. church,| * William T. Bailey save the from goi toughs around here are really good | 10th and Trimble streets, at 1a, m. ” ENTI pic ind find it ea at heart,”’ he continued, ‘but they]Subject: ‘Seven Seteps of the Later in the year the proprietors | rs than themselves get half drunk, spend all their money | Wirke:d Psalin 36:1. ; A this wonderful remedy received] sons fill up the army for whiskey and beer, and after they] “Seven Steps.’” Philippians 2:6+ 406 BROADWAY, still another letter from Mr. Bailey, down business men have spent it alt they'll do anything] 7-8 1s follows women to get more, I'veseen the time when] —-Seven ‘Things the Lord Hates.”’ Gentlemen:—I propose to do] Every one inthis I'd have even killed a man if he had | Proverbs 6:16-19 | what I can to let people ‘ sto purify the bl lone anything to make me mad while 2 p.m, “Seven Ones,-— | J Moore your Paine's celery cor ulat nerve Car I was fall of mean wh mud the 1. One bo e spirit, one hope. | | medicine that has done m ch day—not by and by | wonder is I didu’t do it This boy| Eph, 4:4-5-6 | } ) 5 J fecod. T shall An my own way, in, Paine’s. celery {has the making of a good man in him One Lord, one faith, one bap-| LER IN st aking of my rapid and great nervousness, ne and will doubtless live up to his good | tism Eph. 4:4-5-6 * improvement sroms the Pulpit give mati this spri resolutions 3. One God and Father of all. celery compound I married six) by means of Paine’s celer ne to the penitentiary by the whis-} At7 pom n Things in -- Canned Goats of Inds, | years ago, Miss Lillie B. Dunna- pound y route, and all were quiet, inof] fdas hited Ther i vant, a lady well known in social Charity should now | fensive men when they “The Cuban cause will) wia. Free delivery to farts of fhe citys | i ie niece of Capt. Robert F,| home, Attend to your |'Two of these are John will | years before the reve 7th and Adams. Lewis, U. S$. navy. During the| and that of y and Will Cramer, who, while drunk, |?! lutionists will fioally gain mdepend| efe whole six years she has been an| — Paine’s celery j{robbed a man, and are ow serving}, ence, bi vill win in the end, \ i h rs invalid, suffering from hysteria,|the reach of eve re| three ye ar eras, y\firmly believe,” said De. ‘Thoma i H laughing, erying and screaming, | there is a member Frank Haffy served one term as a] .j The suffering among the b.| orse 8 oeing so that she could be heard for} stomach, liver ot result of something done while on af | soldiers is terrible, At Mari \ a Specialty. squares. I have hae a deal of| It cures permanent spree, and his brother Will, who was| Jeix, eight aud teu of them ( le and expense. Kigl 1 f b formerly of the fire department here, | Qrrrmwpsiegcissine wily xw@low fever IL kinds of imperfection in trouble and expense ighteen t must be it Abert Wicker & ? e. / Allkpets I docto! », first and last, attend: | other remedies and a sober and industrious young vel corrected. loctors have, fir 1 last, attend-| other remed pleasure lust Monday eve, the 0 Yaad iia be . ———————— we es Bie? man, recently, while drank, stole 8] oi, being the fourieenth anniversas . skiff and ean hardly eseape the peni- [ree | i : } So tua ork of ty Kind, ‘The Tax on Alcohol. ized governments of the world be- | entiary—and all on aecount of af ' of a ane Mrs 2 on li - a i Work Gwatanteep, (Ho ton H voi lieve that alcohol is a commodii, |few drinks. A few drinks may wot] ON the parlor and diniug room were only entail years of trouble, disgrace and toil, but ruin a man forever as well. Not long since ® young man of the orth side desired to escort a young visitor to the opera house, but been out of a job for some possessed not the where- with. ‘There W9s a pawn shop down town, however, and to this he hied himself on the morning of the show, andgfsoakel his fovercoat, — But treacherous Boreas swooped down and wroaght an uvex pected change, and by night it was thirty colder, and poor Willie, or whatever his name, had his very blood con- led by the prevailing frigidity, To make matters worse he spent all his money for tickets, and copldn’t invite the young lady to ride home onthe car, When’ the boys him pow they just smile, turn up their collars, button their coats, stick their hards in their pockets pass on to avoid a fight, oe Inc havi time, he degrees meet Capt. J. M. Ezelle has bout re- covered from a dislocated It arm, which he obtained in rather #@ unu- ies | filled with handsomely dressed is and Music, conversae | tion, t refreshments ir he eve long to be remems 1 ered here were ma handsome presents, Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. Alexander, Mr. and | Morton, Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs. W, HL Mr. and Mrs, Lawreace and Mrs, KE. Fowler, Mr. rank Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, White; M ies Parthena Dickerson, Jane L L. W. Pr tor, H. Doty, — Hayes, Amand rdoer, — Harris, Jack Morton, | Emma Morton, Mattie Parker, Mary | Carmon. Mary Lunderman, 8, Alex-| ander, Clem Thomas, Harriett Jor- don; Misses Pauline House; Clara Logan, Willetta Alexander, Florence mie Smith of Metrop- Meyers; Shandy Robt, Dunlop Ed Pullen, Joseph Hamilton, Alvin L gan and Joseph Lunderman, gentlemen, and ele one Mrs. D. C. Kk. Avent, Mansfield, 4 Hickory Stove } odd. For nice sive roost ‘telyphone y $1 per Josd/ fo Riv: Mm Cof Until after the Glorious Inauguration Ot ovt Patriotic Victor/low cut prices will prevail at Dorian’s And to give every one a chance to get GOOD SHIOES and DRY} *GOODS for very little money, we will continue to slash prices until | “In the Morning” St. Patrick’s Day we “Now the accepted time” to call onffus for |Cheap Shoes and Fine Shoes Dry,Goods and Furnishing Goods. ;MONEY TALKS Impressively at our store. We must move a lot of stock to make toe for Spring Goods. All are requested to attend this bargain east. JNO. J. DORIAN 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros,’ Drug Storr. Electric Co. INCORPORATED. R. Row Paducah M. Broom, Pres. xxv, Treas. F. M, Fisner, See. STATION 217 SECOND ST. fe need them. We ime—whetiever We'don’t usé trolley wire currents Yoo ean toro your lights en any vitinuous service day/and night, we It's dangergus, Our rs dh's to 25 lights, 466 per light per fnonth. wuts to 60 lig 35e per tight per month. yy retes for 24 hours’ service apply when bill isj§paid betor« f sneceedi A. C. EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. "LE WORKS. .. . 126 and 128 North Fifth Street, Near Parmer louse ¢ month, V ADUCAH CY( DEALERS /High Grade Bicycles 1 weigh Bieytle Sundries ers, Doe: 16w— The Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. ing School free ving wheels from us. WE invite you to call and see OUR LS and get Bottom Prices on same. J. R. PURYEAR, Manager A.W. GREIF, The... Bexpert BuacksMiTa AND hee Gea WILL APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE, |\WHEN YOU DRINK “DRINK THE BEST You dan find it at——— ETZEL'S. ——Where we kepp the finest of — D \Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, etc RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS. jest. ABLISHED 1864,— ‘Miss, Mary B, E. Greif & Co. 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