The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 6, 1897, Page 3

W. 6. EUBANKS, aye wg on Ottoe2:4 Nsont way, 20, phone 149 "dice Montes 004 8, 7 -e A. L, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Fougth, Room No. L. WI OUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, RD HARDYOOD FINISH. HARRIS & GRICE, Attorneys - at - Law, 125 §, Fouryh—Upstairs, J, 0, RUSS, Baggage and Moving Wagons Oflive at Willetts Livery Stat ‘Telephone 353. effinger & Co “nd embalme: GYCLE WORKS, >) Davis, ARCHITECT. Offve Am -Gernfan ~Oflice 502 1-2, m., 6 to 8 p.m DR. DANIEL, ‘Office, 20¥ 1-2 B'way. "s. Drug Store, 200v0U diseridus is hen existing it would be to make a crop, loss of millions of dol- as starvation to many poor a appropriation Aoraand dollare by and this ‘ongress { would give employment to TrLernone 243, / 3 DABNEY, * D Ne 406 BROADWAY, JW. Moore, Staple and Fant Canned Goods “i Free delivery to all parts . 7th and Adams, Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds 6f iat a horsy’ptra) 1 Do Repalr Work of Work Gvaranferp, ( Always on hand reydy for work HENRY /GREIF. J, $. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteram of tour Fv oe in the war of laine ‘etic the Burean enstons dropped fr Dens i o Galt House wee KY. American Plan $3,00 Booms only $1.00 Ka upwards, A. R. COOPER, The “ruftans *cattioned in residence, were small be more important their time and attention, * . It has been suggested that share of notoriety and disgr: “civilization 8 toll gate now anc hotony. The peuple who have pers ing moving trains, and one learning that such con be tolerated (wo ago at the Union I ing to arrest’ Master Car Build J did not know who Mr, Judd was. oe It is evident that the Woula be evout 70 cents more tb » Such people have © lows boon encouraged in their ndolevt, dissolu ley now ¢ vit, The council has now taken in hand he motier of providing the ciiy with A D.icol Wagon, soMett she has gar bad sug Vi fore As 1 mba dat ¢ Linen as ( Sell UDipple on th mittee, it mey reasonably be assumed H« je of Paducal may » epjoy the novel sigut of a sure enc lw » specding trough the GRIFTWOOD GATHERED ON THE LEVEE so were arrested will be court saddest sight: women prise women, who martial, were tne the ered this morning river ut Nashville ze and is rising 000 | streets, hous d Joba S: aboard a trage?!y Packets in or this Ss morning. ed to the Ish The symp Austria have Brown is o ft in tow Tiadewa ter. to an S. Hopkins arrived and leparved for Evansville on excellent x with a nice trip. time this mor ni A big Pitisbarg broad hora with a ow of coal 1 down early for We souiuern clime bi ! u's mornin: The City of Paducah leaves St. iver points, She will aivive here F iday mornios. The H. W. Buitorf is due here to- noirow from Clarksville avd leaves on ber return up the Cumbeiland to Nashville at 10 a, m. Busivess is auyibing bat lively in he river circle so far this w but s expected .o enliven up somewhat vy the Jatier pa in the whertboats have gotten all of their stay which is to te.ms unloading tad y suet Vloading sivff onto. the wharve The Jobo W. Hari, which borned in the Cumberland viver yesterday made (he mystic three to burn wiveh i4e viver men have been ex pev ing for some time, The river at this place continues to ail slowly and reports from the Cum- erlaud and Tennessee rivers show yeavy rises at Nashville, Chattanoc 'd Florence this morning, but it i aot likely they will be felt here, Important Notice, All persons knowipg themselves in- debied vo the fry Ot Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son are here warned to call gad settlethe same it mee at my oillee, Ng 127 South], Fourth sireet, and thereby save to], selves Coss, as I wil be forced © proceed by law fo,eollecs same unless otherwise segied prompfly, Ep I, Porvean, Receiver of Rogers & King ghd John Rogers & Son. d26tt 1876 ( 1896 Twentyrthree years spent in the study of faGdipine and pharmacy— resuli—the myst palatayle aud effect- ive Chill and Fever Cage on the face of the globe: Dar Mghdenhall’s Im- proved Cnill afd Fevér Cure, Price 50 cents, Sold by | Ambitious, @apab Wants posftion of % Man, of dry goods, book+keepiygy collect- ing. He isa stayerae” redsonable| g Address » At the Sun ottice pold papers, nice and clean, just the thing to put un- der carpets and On shelves, 25 cents per hundred, 3 WRITTEN AT RANDOM, [COLORED DEPARTMENT. contemporary as playiug the well ES. known “tick-tack’’ ata Clay street 4,03 might have heen known, ‘ Rutflans’ have ters to engross 1 reachiny County Judge Tully knows of any one who has ttiwated the slightest desire to inaugurate a crusade against toll gates in this end of the state, or who bas made the most trivial threat bearing on the subject, he at once place the matter before the grand | Jur: ‘The purchase has had its to bear duriog the past several months mouths without emulating blue-grass and attempting to imi- tate the little diversions practiced in that God's country by tearing down then and killing jonally to vary the mo- Kev, W. 8. Baker, pa: St Paul A. ME. preaching I a m 7.39 p tm D m., prayer services, W 4 wm ay Achool teachers’ meeting Thursd allare coridially luvived We. Cotter, pastor LORED LOD MA Masonle Hall, 22 roadway, Third Floor. Moots every ft . Illinois Central is hot after Lin jump- vt more arrests are made every day and|( night. From the Umon Depot to the tank colored boys especially have been accustomed to jump on and off moving trains, but they are rapidly uctis not to P Hal ounct! No F9 each Past Grand Master's One of the new railroad watchmen | ‘ seated some merriment a day or|, pot by start. /+ 1, who jumped off an incoming |‘ passenger befure it stopped. He pare a great wany idie people who are idle through choive aud not through necessity, and wivo will not’ work when en opportu. pi y is extended. ‘This was demon- sticted yesierday when the railroad omnany attempted to get fifty men, but su ecded ingetting only twenty- tive, ‘I y would bave been enabled oeora FO vents clear a day, which |, our more powerfol and 9 ee on che slavery escent tbat justice will b eve'y part of ovr common « kivd wheres advanct ment is possible. Knowledge e |) ws compeltia , y terrible devuce by leading ne; y. The siorm soon blew over, Jn fact, Bishop Turner excepted, Stheet CHlireh (Methodist)=San a.m and ” Church. —Sunday ying, I a, m, and 8 p. mh " Sunday. school 9 a Rev. J. ch, 10th & Tri pin., Preweh nh wis every tret month, ies-—M ¢ No. Isib=Meets every eh mouth AL Col 0.40 173M S OF FRIENDSHIP. 4, meets first in every a s, Ws iay bighis Meets first ond saturda uded From Monday.) with and eve amob should ily as possible im as many are lynched frow wand is su ' the ly ac shore would Bishop Te advise y should tue lw for ban od or down a who were of « such aileog not He g lo Bisbop lofe of le wle eof Lao one ¢ » but everybody knows to wy. Poe I? owe of win w and defense prev uiins of tlesir, amd res nent rv 200 ye e lo jendesed ia ouniry to to mold ‘ove even aller repe: to juvoke the sid of siva tue onsiie Crow : ved bo sioom of provest thoi EASTER SUNDAY Iuw » aside and fiery ‘Tarver very roes of the given to those who equal treatment us work, that of employment to our boys and gir!s ¢|should have our united support. ‘The churches Cf Georgia, over which Bishop Turner preside and colleges which he has under his care, and the missionary department of ourchureh, of which he 1s the head, will in the end be more power- ful to prevail against the outrage and violence of lawless then than will bis advice to tutn the homes of our peo- ple into armed camps. be the savior and redeemer of thou- sands of our people throughout the South, and bis sew confession of faith enucciated a few weeks ago at the race needs for its defe guns, namelyt ‘There must be ownership of the soil as the ftounda- tion of all progress."’ We discour- live on les# than they earn |imay have homes and money. Wea vise preparation to withstand compe- tition that we may continue to share in an inere Ws’ Hall, |skilled labor ¢f the South. We urge g| that each community keep its school open six months or more in the year, ,| We should make the immoral among the leaders or in the ranks feel the {force of our ¢ }| should recogare the mut Jence of the white a the South and pledg all ia out power to. rem to our mutual progress, | kind of gospel that we need are more churches defence Mees} Few men of his generation have each | worked harde | more for the help of his people than lhe, 6 afllictions of his people God to give us more spirit, more in self-defisnce when u Bisho; tect aad de- him, tion and the laws, whe we shall secure j tion of the Reput low the Important Officer Spends His jown to breakfast with his fa me between op and ten, but the oachelors refuse to rise before 12, and tueit|some of them have their tea and toast If the man is of active habits he per- ®s | haps takes Sir l was in oflice he always took a horseback e. Lord Rosebeyy drives himself in cab; Mr. A ry may be found prowling around each secretary of state on enter + upon office was given a silver ink- 1 that be could carry away with 1 hand down to his children as a t now his dispatch box fs minister can lay elaim to, t on Wednesday and § some political colleague's or gives a “When | was poor I made out that} 1s rich, and when I got rich I made put that f was poor. Odds and Ends the “First, a good husband.” “And the others “The other five are money Judge Albion Tourgee, a white man, protested against it more forcibly— and continues to protestthan any negro in the country, The negro holds in his hands means defense thore deadly to petse- eution and outrage than bullets. When our women are insulted by villainous clerks ia stores our pat- tonage should be withdrawn; we are discriminated against by com- tiers our ivtluence should be ast them aud out patronage would give us Phe men that give n Up avenues of the schools Booker T. Washington bas come to Tuskegee Conference is what the ce more than all to the: advi ee the common and ‘ion, We depend- nd black races of ves to do ve obstacles nis is the Books wwerful than bullets, and e strong’ bulwa.ks of jan arsenals, tem Bishop ‘Turner is a peerless man given more and done id his) words, which have serv. teat for this article, were out of the sufferings of his 1, suffering in sympathy for the We pray Y only against mobs litical, social, moral rand assanlt Afiic to arms, ein the ev ee, liderty and y and stand upon a founda solid and lasting as the founda RC, Ransox, Bethel A. M. E, Chur A QUEEN'S MINISTER. Day ta Dory and sure. ‘Le truly virtuous man of Great Br post as minister under s supposed to str ily some zed it would be coffee and Waen breakfast is over et's fancy turns toward some walk, like Gladstone, hill, or plays te ward Grey, When Lord § 8, like pencer § driven; Lord Salls- n park, Mr, Balfour is a devotee of yele, while Mr, Chamberlain s to take a xer- tever, holding that whe v | upstairs to bed he has done that is necessary y 12 o'clock the minister must be h his breakfast and exercise and for the grand committees that tatthatl or if it is Wednesday house meets at nd if he is ve 1 ire noted for tmosy A prodi- vf st ry in the f rious ministers is the t for doors that hut, bells that won't ring, fires and ag Gladst eneral dilapida- » abolished the the minister reaches his oMee s secretary, who brings in and while e must be pre- 1, ready at three o'clock, a series ns to be answered in the house vansville, Paducah and Cairo Packe Pad ucah E lec t r i Cc Co INCORPORATED, Tennessee and Ohio River ‘Transpor- M. Broom, Pres, RAtowraso, 1 ns Heat sours Hu STAPION 217 N. SECOND sv. when You can turn your lights on any time—whenever you need them, We Jontinuous service day anit night. We don’t use trolley wire currents | Gv. cvattan nay and JOHN S. HOPKINS ty a.m. It’s dangerous. Padueah and Cairo Packet Line Steamer ‘Dit ii FOWLER Over 10 lights to 5 lights, 36¢ per Yeht per mont! Over 25 lights to 50 lights, J. H, FOWLER, Supt 350 per/light per mon'h, NIN Memphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati Packet Company, ~—ts' These low retes for 24 hours’ sgrvice apply when bill is paid betore & 0. EINSTEIN, e Prest. and M WORKS. anY 128 North Fifth Street, /Near Parmer Uovse. PADUCAH CYC LE can ezery Sunday TW ASHCRAPT Eons Bicycles and Bic cle Sundries » for Ministers, , and in reagh of all, LOUPCERVIER. favege and Ac yole Hoe in the pen J. R. PURYEAR, Manager. i 7 ———l ROPRIETOR——— | Paducah - Bottling - Co., | ! CELEBRATED / |.OUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In kegs apf bottles drinks-+-Soda Seltzer Water, ight diMag week and 12 0’ Telephone 101 orders filled aati PADUCAILKY, e best SATTQNO US the feast money ~~ HOWARD BROS., 417 N. 6th Si.) Wr Ti! ANDI ‘HESEST PIANO Quick sales and small profits our motto. FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, : Elegant Carriages sand Turnouts n pressed by hur reak Kingrinto th nded with several of 1 Feed and Cor, Third and Washington. TELEPHONE Wall Paper Fae Window ‘sKades. his te oth IN THE LATEST 'PATTERYYS rst brief ronnd w \Livery, F oarding Stable AN GIVEN TO “MS. GREIF, WHEN: YOU DRINK DRINK THE i BEST can find itat——< DETZELS. |Whiskies, Wines, RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOU Beer, Ci mons, which cover an immense re and tax the resources of the of- In regard to ndence, he is kept hard at work, y he pite and always dines ou ei > News. how wer an immense for you miple method.” 1 was that?” What mett Essentials Cor @ Husband. o aire six necessities, you know happy marriage.” What are they?” "—Ta Cart WilLgo0n be here, and the la dig should look their best, Call on “live |Mrs J. B. Merriweather, | Fashionable Dpéssmakey 1222. Harrison stregt, and she will cee ee M.E. JONES ——SELLS—— ullery, ‘inware STOVES, ETC. Upon Every Hardware, Give him a call 4nd wrapper of th Pi tained in fe bottle will ¢ pughs, colds and all Inng, th DR.BELL’s | Pine-Tar- ESTABLISHED 1864,——o Miss, Mary B. E. Greif & Co, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Telephone 174. by Oehlschlae PADUCAH KY RAILROAD TIME TABLE, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad PADUCAN AND MEM PIS DIVIstoN, Uy. Pad noah, Chattanooga i re ma J. Welch, D.P. A;, Memonts pany GB ans i wn K E nt, Paducah np, and T. Aa Psineee ee So Burnhain, depot ticker y LOUISVILLE ANDSMEMPHIS DIVISION NoutH Bouxp— No m 805mm 10 5pm 130 pm Hai pm Louisviile Gy Centraicity leeping en Cla anatt vattet 4 carries Paducab-t.o («vil #-. oper, tne 4 anion depot way e UNL “TRE menis—All trains f popular line to st, 0 and all points north at a leavin Double berth Fates, tion. reservations, <8 J.T. Donovan, ‘Illinois CentralR.R, Has Through Passeyger Trains and Fast Eiticient Double Daily Service aC yhati and Loutsville to MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS in connection with the vil bit tous for GINGINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS making direct connect! th through trains for all NORTH 4 D> ) EAST Solid Vestibulg Trains. Through Pullman Bafet g Cars. d ticket agt t, Clneinnatt, a (, Memphis, A.H.HANSON, PA. WA, 1 M-LONDA.G.Pias ‘Chicago. iVulsvitie, —~—<== fennessee Central an' | Internatio :a) Exposition, NASHTILLE, = / CHATTANOG. | & ST, LOY!S AAILWAY, THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO AND \FROM SSEF. KENTUCRY. GEORGIA. AMA, a DRIDA, NOKTH CAROL | SW PHILADE THROUGH Hioth y SERVICE hi nectionat MEMPHIS with HRKANSAK, TEXAS PULLMAN bi: PALACE }\\l! SLEEPING sinus CARS vt York Na \ H ta 1 EXCURSION TICKETS On Sale at Hestved Kates (rortallpotw's. om internauonal kxpwsiti f “ Ww hie«t “A.C COWARDIN y. Exchang or 4 A WELCH, 1 Pass. Agt., Memrmis, Prxn DANLEY, Tkt., Agt.. Nasir Proxy, 2 game Misoun Paciric Raiwnay St, Louls * sees et sah TRY TREHEW FAST KANSAS ANQUREBRASKA L''!ITEO, Jron PMountain Rowre. regt line via Menta Vhe most ¢ all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Free Rechning Chalrs on All Trains, Turovan Coaches Mempuis 10 Datias Ayo Forr Wont ATIUEWS, S.1.A, LOUISVILLE, KY oC TOWNSEND, GP. & TA, sv, LOUIS,