The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 21, 1897, Page 3

DR. W. C. EUBANKS, HOMCEOPATILST, OMmeg 6 Hron WRITTEN AT RANDOM, aL. HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 120.8, Foytth, Ro WALL practtee «tlon of ¢ consequeave bas been wrought ane that what small portion of crops have been planter dition in # flourishing con: » has been no. little appreben the part of many as a resul of the unusual weather, L. WILL BA, HOUSE AND SIGH PAINTER, Some strong Cargum ints clists should not be why cy- tuxed have been gave thes why cyclists should not be subjected 0 a special tax because they happen to own wheels 1. The cyclist does ther leave offensive tracks as does the horse traffic, create blocks or impede trattic in any manner what- MASONS HARRIS & GRICE, Attorneys - at - Law, 195 8S. Fourth—Upstairs, Btenograpber jy Omce. not wear out ever J, 0. RUSS, 2. Avycle, though frequently a H luxury, is offen a necessity to the Baggage and vi hy Workinna nd thé HGRNGbN” inad.. Ae Office at Witletis Livery Stable, | "ell Telephone }. The cyclist, although the care- rson casts his body before his always suffers with his vietim H }0 person, machine and sometimes 4. Cycling is pursued by rich and Undertakers and embalmers poor alike, and a uniform tax on ma- ore Telephone 126 chines would Residence Ts 180 190 8 Third Ky harshly on the poor rider R. M. McOUNE, It is another tale of Ray and his Plain and . H kite. Severs ays ago, two young oraapertal SUG PALMAE, |= 08s eocie™Re anes jokes and a faculty for carrying them With PABUCAH CYCLE-WORKS, [out to tue fullest extent of the law "126 and 128 N, Sth St. began reading about the ‘air ship.’ Dispatch after dispatch was perused, showing where the monster aerial navigator had been seen one day af- ter another in different places. ‘Why should the people of Padu- G, A. ISBELL, M.D, Hestdegie, 140 Jeter on phone 10 Despite the chilling blasts and re- Omer Honpetia 1 y cents frosts, gardeners. and farmers | Po! corridors up n the cupola, fae ee yee wai that thus far no damage of any | He bad gotten lost and coulda’t find This is gratifying intelligence Ghamme" As eumtwumn |%4Vanced from time to time as the] Joe Fowler—Evansville. subject has been agitatel. Speaking} Hl. W. Buttorff—Clarksville. Reatdence ¢ Panwoan, Ky}on the matter recently promuent) George H. Cowling—Metropolis, available seat down stairs taken, He |hied himself up toward the gallery and about an hour or more after- wards his friends found him wander- ing about in some of the interminable | his way out any easier than he could |had he been in Mammoth Cave. ORIFTWOOD THE : EV EE THERED ON ARRIVALS. City of Clarksville—E’ town, ; Every Woman Admires & well dressed man. Iniration ay little exper Your order for this season's garments, City of Paducah—St. Louis. DEPARTURES, Ashland City—Danville, Dick Fowler—Cairo. ieo. HL. Metropolis, Joe lle. H, W. Buttorff—Nashville. City of Paducab—Florence sores n gain ad- Suits $13.50 pe up (Made $6 Order), We use the fest of ele only Journgymen tailors, HART & OBERNDORF, Chicago's Leading Tailors. We are represented in your town by 01K. C. ROSE & SON Call on es The tug Ida leaves Friday morn- ing for Tolu Landing after a big raft of logs. The Geo. H. Cowling made both her regular trips to Metropolis to ving here at 1la.m. and 4:3 p. in, The City of Paducah had a large crowd of ‘Chicago ladies who were making the round trip on her this morning. Fashionable Dressmaker, All the mail packets were in and and be pleased. Neat fit guaran- away to their respective destinations} teed. Formerly of Cleveland, O. 1222 Harrison street. OR. Wy, NELSON on excellent time this morning with very fine cargoes. Capt. Dick Morrow, formerly with the St. Louis and Tennessee River Packet Co,, but now wharfmaster at Danville, was in the city today on Physician and Surgeon. business OMos 709 Washington street. : Roritence 1129 Harrison The elegant big sternwheeler May- eres Sto Wa, m. 2to4p. m., and Louis late is en route up flower is due here from St. th rnoon, She COLORED the Tennessee river to Florence and all way land 8. The little pee kly packet, Ash- DEPA RTM ENT. land City, arrived out of the Tennes- see last night at 10 o'clock and left ou her return up that stream to Dan- ville at 10 this morning. The ferry boat Bettie Owen is now | 4! CHURCHES. Husband Street Churoh, (Methadist)—Sun chool at Pam. ‘reaching I! #, m pm. Kev. CM. Palmer, pastor. Office 662°1-2 Sy Seventh St hh be denied the delectable diver. Résidence 723 8, Sixth, of seeing the air ship?’ they OMee Hours 730 to 9 a. m., 1:30 tog] *Ked each other, and the internal p. 8. 6to 8 p.m response was unmistakably apparent and of the two words —_—_—_—_—_ Brinton B. Davis, | ae © two young men constructed jo bu and made it strong ARCHITECT fe a ih Office Am,.-German Nat. Bank, |")'0% the kite frequently | at nig accordir reports, and | | na few ein ad-| Wm, Thompson, |joining territories have seen the ait *perhay s. The light is some-| Shoemaker. | jin steady, but at other times hobs oom. six MINH ip and down, or sweeps the heavens | at Seago he in mighty strides, its elusive, meteoric sonatas Tee hed folen Chi ves, beng amply irregular to con-| dren’s half sales Se to 0c, Lavthi- | Vince yone that it is no star This = ble patehes 10 to 15 is airship seen about Paduca When in Metropolis Deputy Sheriff John Usher of May- Stop at the eld, says that when he was down at Beuna Vista, Friday, he saw one of State Hotel nature's freaks. It was at one of the stores of that village, and was a new- Cor. 4th and Ferry #ts. $1.00 | ly hatched n with two heads. | four eyes, four wings, and four feet, Jit was Latched dead, but was put in "ST. JAMES HOTEL = =. ' °° 2 ST. LOUIS. Here is Mayfield’s latest snake tory, as told by the “Mirror Rates, $2.00 Per Day. | Dr. MeGraw, the patent” medi- Hoom and Breakiast. $}.00. Jcine man, was bitten by European Plan, $1,00 Per Day. pale y asp soe oto dp Mraz, | Keeling’s boys brought him aaa a Sia Pee es calle cooler. ‘The Doctor ree Wiles you viait St/t r his hand in to get the snake when it] bithim, sticking its fangs in his} ferent cars direct tolicte ing house and the crowd there bee os i Saati came much excited, The Doctor| aos showed no fear, but wiped the blood | HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. jor Sutstea tie place, wit his| © 01 sucked it. The| ini wound swelled bu ” about asa Physician and pin wound) Sund The Doctor| says be can handle any kind of snake Surgeon and it is rare that he ever gets bitten. | He says he has about 2,600 in Mis- 7 omeMour se souri. Que day last week the Keel-| “— voy brought him in asnake. The 419 whonaway, rhandled it some and then| —— — dl he had worked with it too much ; that it had just taken in a supply of mm food, and if you handled snakes A D \BNEY much immediately after eating, it "}would make them sick. He put itin a box and in a little while the snake vomited up four toads, The snake} * DENTIST. that bit him was a copperhead.” 406 BROADWAY. Koren Lesbo top aod ot eld irommers on the St. Louis train yes- terday* “yon ought to go. over here to Grantsburg, I.—nit!"” “IUs no worse than Bay City,"? interjected Si Bryan.as the cold chills chased each other down his back and 4 reflective smile face for moment gradually faded away Yo you remember atched dollars all night J, W. Moore, DEALER, IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, illumined his a and then the time at Grants- we { f At Kin burg" inquired Earnest “ Ganaed Geode 9 2 “Do 1? Ob no f don’t!"? was the Freo delivery to all parts of the city. | retort, “It happened this w related the drummer, “Si Bryan, Abe and and Lee Livingston and myself struck Grantsburg the same day and all putup atthe only place in the town Cor. 7th and Adams. ee) Horse Shoeing |w cid Hd “AW night we fon a Specialty. ie naar ap ance bode We n to quarrel over who was going at kinds of imperfectiomjn horse's travel cortectefl. last decided louble-up"? and at 4 eit to luck. In pther words, Every Kind, | we agreed to settle it “by matehing {io Repalr Work Ny “Jdollars. We matched ‘em for every Wonk GUARANTEED, bit of an hour and a half, and you \Iways on hand ready for work, [never ‘saw such careful, resolute cain R IF ‘pulling’ as we fellows did. Finally eT G E Bryant and Leé Livingston beat Abe * H EN RY *Jand I, and we bad to sleep in the | stall bed. The funny part was, Abo didn’t know me very well in’ those days, and every time I woke up dur- he night I found him with his on his pocket book, looking J, S, CANSTER, |: laims. stat me with sleepless suspi- Solicitar o° Pens on G ‘ T have never stai li) Grits. Vetoron of four yearg in the war of lions all night since then if 1 could] ise help at,’ the drummer concluded | 3 claims befére the Bu: > cute 7? of Pensions. with a smile, A joke is told on Operator Sam | bay | were in and | freight. receiving her new spring suit of paint | and when the ‘knights of the brush’’ completed their work she wiil much improved boat in appear- |. Wa |Web urks Ch apel, 7th and Onto (Methodist) Sun. ci am, and 6p. int Church,—Sunday he Kp im. Rev, Geo, ance. Chureb.—Sunday Ma. m. and sp. m, The two big liners, the Champion Dick and the“Skippin’? Joe Fowler, as usual this morn- Pa preaching i am G | ng with moderate trips. The former | To FE chureh, 10th & Trimble | Women, but now, he says, men are | eft for Cairo at 8:20 a. m., and the} streets Sunday schoo! at? pin, Preaching 3| lynched for murder, and in some se ater for Evansville at 10 a, m.,/P™ Die, Street ehraian” cha sores |e of the Union for minor of ing the U. S. mail eh fenses. If this sort of things go on, The gauge registered this morning | § he adds, it will spread to every cause, k 35.8 and falling, 9 fall | svesiogs, 158, 4 the foundations of our social fabri¢ Of 8 inches in the last twelve hours. | poeneror U. 1, Church, (United Brethren | will be undermined and mob law will J As the river is falling at most all in Chris . a ;| be enthroned as governing power. points it will only 1 matter of a This has been our contention all the river will be back oodward, }along, and it is a gratifying fact to The ‘lone’? Cumberland — river COLORED LODGES. packet, the handsome steamer H. W. MARONIO. Buttorff, arrived he from Clarks- | Masonic Hall Broadway, Third Floor. ville, Tenn, at an early hour this cCiregor Lodge No %—Meets every first morning and left on her return up ie isnige or Ln that assic creek’? for Nashville at| Wednesday « ach month 10 a, m. towing a nice freight busi-|¢ourn Monday Ih eck’ month ee OY ness Stone Square Lodge No. 5—Meets every se. The pride of the St. Lonis and {4 Monday ta each'montih Tennessee river line of steamers, the]! DEES CAPER OF ODD FBLAOWE: elegant City of Paducah, arrived | O84 Fellows Mal» corner 7th & Adains here from the ‘future ‘great’? this May conte in snes monse ui Usiored morning at 7 o'clock, She was en| 4 Fellows Ha route up the Tennessee river and] anqibint Monday inveash month’ av Colored carried a tine crowd of passengers, 9 | Odd Fellows Hall well as cargo of miscellaneous | | month at Ce and wharves | Past Grand Master's Counct! No 79.—Meets 7 every fourth Friday evening in each month at much improved Coloted Odd Fellows’ Hal days previous, | al and de-| things have| Habor traffic is get- Paducab Pitriarchs No. 70.G U 0 0 F- M ver nd Friday evening mM each Odd Fellows’ Hall Business on the levee this morning was from that of the two larger which m tern Kentucky dg second and fourth Puesday evening in yt at Colored Od. Fellows’ Hail g Men's Pride Lage No. 1T8—Meets ever d fourth Wedareiay evening at Hull over No. 2 roadway UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP. No. 283i—Meets nce very day and it is esti-| St Paul Lodge No 65—Meets every second mated there have been as many, if| i fourth Monday evening in each ‘month at 131 Broadway. not more logs dropped into the — mill booms here in the last ten days than there had been in the Iast ten months | previously, ‘Thg’ or boats are all | out hustling up jons° and business in that line is once more on a boom, Sisters if the Mysterious Ten, st No s2—Meets the first Tursday in'each month at 131 Broadway Golden Rule Temple—Meets second Thurs day in each month, at 131 Broadway T 3 OU. K. Ceremonial Temple third Tuesday night tn ¢ Meets first and nth. 1 bm Golden Rule Tabernacle, No. 4, meets first and third Wednesday nights in every month. | and Tabernacie, ind Thursday nights i Important Notice, All persons knowing themselves in- groone | debted to the firms of Rogers & King| nd Jolin Rogers & Son are hereby arned to call aud settle the same at the West tal 2 fourth Thursday nights in ¢ once at my oflice. No. 127 South | Fourth street, and thereby save to Fodneah Sent, Bo. Mente fim themselves costs, as 1 wil) be forced | "tar ot paduean rent Meeta second saturday to proceed by-law to coflect same, | pm tn each month unless otherwise settled promptly. Lily of the West tent, Meets third saturday Ep H. Porveap, Receiver of Rogers King gad John Rogers & Son. az6tt Grand Army of the Republic meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month in U.K. 9, Hall over Martins barber shop. ‘There will be a grand entertain- ment given at the usbands street church Saturday night, April 24th, | by the ‘+Little Ike Club’? No. 2, for the benefit of said church, A_ prize | will be given to the lady or gentle- April | Opening Balk New Hotelat Rock- port, Ky, For the above occasion the Illinois Central will sell op April 21d, round trip tickets to Rockport at offe and dd retupsfong “third fare man who receives the ticket at the . door having on it the word ‘‘cap- ’ , Admission 5c. Also the PY ‘ e h League. | tive. State Convention Epworth Leagues! (ite tke Club’? will meet tomor- For the i , asion thi Centrat will/on May 6th and 7th round trip/exodrsion tickets to Louis- Bitola | ow night at the residence of F. «| Core, 614 south Ninth street. Wat. Moone, Pres. ville at one fare for the round trip, _ Wa. M ghd goog feturning until and inclad-| Mss Many Wan, Bec. ing May 10th, td D. S. Smith, who died yesterday morning was buried this afternoon at ophin ts .|Oak Grove. He was a member of Paducah at 1:52) the Seventh Street Baptist church, th and May 1st, | and alsoa member of the Western the Hlinois Central wifl sell round Kentucky Lodge of Odd Fellows. trip excursion tickets to Memphis at pA ice aia one gtd one-third fare for the round | trig good for two days from date of ul M Por train le m., April 19 ing a A Gove Recommendatic From Richmond Planet. sifle. The richmond, Va,, ‘Times’? in its issue of the 10th instant, under the aption of ‘Improved Public Senti- ment,’’ says: “One of the most hopeful signs in |the South is the growing sentiment against lawlessness, It is rarely now that a Southern Governor sends a message to the Legislature of bis state that he-does not lay special emphasis | on the necessity of observing the law, | and in all such cases lynching is de o nounced as unworthy of a. civili Hickory Stove Wood, community. Southern Baptist Conyention, Wilmington, N rom May 3 to. 7, inglusive, the Illinois Central will sel} tickets to Wilmington, N.C. ove fare, good from date of sale, F Wanted te One good steel rang 213 Court. nse by giving us Trousers $3.50 and up rths and employ Mrs. Joe B. Merriweather, t7 Memphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati Packet Company, Steamers la¥e” very Wednesday einnatt /t pasa Leave Cinein ursday, passing Pad cah erery Sunda; a Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Line. Owned and Operated by th» Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor. tation Co. INCORPORATED, Evansville and Paducah Packets (Daily excep Strs. JOK FOWLER and JOH Leave Paducah at 8) o'clock a. m. Paducah and Catro | Line (Daily except Steamer DICK MOWLE! Re Leaves Paducah at 8 a J. H. FOWL . Supt (alt;House Aougriiie, ky, erican Plan $9.00 to $5.00 per day, Rooms only-$1.00 and up A. R. CO Manager, He expresses his profound regret that there have been lynchings in two counties of jhis state since his in- cumbency, causing the chars and civilization of the Florida people to suffer in the estimation of the world. The governor then goes on to say, that it has always been the custom of nations to take human life in punish- ment of crime, the difference between the savage and the civilized being that the latter resorts to courts of justice, so. that when 2 lis taken, it is an act of the law, and no individual is responsible therefor. But, he says, if we go back to the methods of the savage taking human life, where is it to e Where are we to draw tie line? Governor then makes this telling point: Lynching in the South be- committed brutal assaults upon us that the people of the south are awakening to the enormity of the of- fenses committed against civilization by those alleging to be its protectors and defenders : Again it says: “Itis folly to argue that certain crimes deserye summary punishment, and that the brates who commit those audacious offenses get no more than they deserve when they ar: swung up to the first convenient limb. The first answer to this is found in the remark of Governor Bloxham. | that the taking of human life by the law, rather than by indi- viduals, is t which — differe tiates civilization from barbace » eve Our constitution guarantees | man accused of offense, a fair and impartial trial before jury of his peers, the opportunity to produce a evidence in his defence, avd to be represented by counsel. Under the] constitution of a civilized vation, a man cannot commit any offence so grave as to depsive lim of this right More than that it must also be into consideration that the stron; cireumstantial evider sort of ce sometimes misleading, and there is no deubt that innocent men have been lynched by a hot-headed mob, who would have been able to prove their innocence before [the court of justice Could logic be more convincing or argument stronge inst the crown- ing infamy of the e—lynehing ¢ But the + speaks truly when it says: “On the other band said, it is demoralizing to any com- munity and injuiious to the good name of any community for men to ride soe over the law of the land, take upon themselves the sacred a etaty of the courts. ‘Tl two arguments inst lyne hing absolutely unansweral) Yes, +0 they concludes : “It is not many years since reputa- Times"’ as we have re Phis 60 ¢ journal ewspapers did not hesitate to say at lynching was the proper method of dealing with the unpardoning crime, but now there few papers that hold such views arly all now urge the people to upbold the law un- der all circumstances. Public se ment has indeed improved and the press is entitled to its full share of credit for the improvement.’’ The realization of and practice of the great truths cited will prove to be a lasting benefit tothe South from a moral and financial — standpoint. Lynching must go! Baseball, Louisville vs, Cleveland Sunday, April 2 Central will sell round trip tiesets to Louisville at one fare Jonly on train 204, April 2 Memphts J. ASHCRA R. W. WISE Age K Supt, Cincinnati ——— HOPKINS RAILROAD TIME Nashville, TAB Chattanooga & St. Louis Keep Cool this Summer, Our day service enables you to run fans off of reg- ‘is PALE) a. roe ular lighting circuit. Attach fan to any electric light ** a x ; ” iam socket in any room. No dangerous high voltage pow- o2opm er or railroad circuit in your sto: 0° rec‘dence. 7 fae 1 i nattanooga 1% Sash i bm Day and Night Sviee, Store lights, 8010 10c per mo. ,. ae tnpe 7 eee 18to28o | Er feat oan ‘ o + . £ < 2 : Electric Fans, $1.60 - pri oi am iy. ain nd car service bat ekson, Me Ch Price of current for lights depends on number ‘enn, lauta, Ga., Jackson wi Paducah Eleétric Co. Seowcree es INCORPORATED. A OC. EINSTEIN, Station Vv rest. and Mgt Agent for Odell Typewrite A For the above occasion the L)linois te \urning April 26. Strayed Big bey mare, tail, star) y mane and! ad, e left hine foot, sixteen hands kf, bay roan horse from Burklioldee’s Mill, Finder | will be rewarded: 19adawt | Jn Brann, Box Cinpens. For Sale, At the Sun office old papers, vive ind clean, just the thing to) ut un- y Ward, of the Postal ‘Telegraph Com- ma os YheNw|pany. He went to the Christian or giv¢ me 8) Church Sunday night and found every ' Fez nice stoye wood telephone 29.) And agni $1 perNoad, tf. ‘The latest of these utterances Js Qui River Srone-dx Rum Co, | from Governor Bioxham, of Florida. | x cer carpets and on sheives. 25 cefts |ESTABLISHED 1864,——o Miss Mary B.\E, Greif & Co, yer hundred, ~4 WT" N YOU DRINK Louis O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. 10th and Madison Streets, FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable}: M. EK. JON Hardware, Gutlery, Tinwar Jive him PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. . LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVIIONS Nonrn Bownp. " " No 2 126 and 128 North Fifth Street, Gv New Orleans. ‘ p, owe Near Parmer Hou 2pm $18 am 265 pm so am 440 pm #37 am od rt ra $90 pm Wo 0am Central Cit m DEALERS = IN— Loupe 8 to pin 4 High Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries Price $20.00. Suitable for Ministers, Doc- Lawyers, Teachers, and in reach of all. Cinctanati 640 ain SOUTH BouND— Nos Gy Cincinnatt 2 Louis tile Gy Central Nortonville Ar Paducah, Ly Paducah Ar Fulton Uv Fulton Ar Memphis, New Orleans.” 740 at All trains run dally Osa and 24 carry Pu tors, The Ouly Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. Riding School free a!l bnyving wheels from us. WE invite you to call and see OUR WIHTKELS and get Bottom Prices on same. J.R. PURYEAR, Manager. man buffet sleeping air cars between Uta- carrying Fr arries Paducah Louisy th. Ticket « ‘inder the Palmer, aud at th Br MoU depot. ST. LOUIS DIVISION NORTH BOUND. DRINK THE BEST You can find it at Leave St. Louis. s0Oam, ——wWhere we keep the finest o-— hiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, etc RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS. lace to get the best PIANO for the ia mone’ Np m, Spm, Arrti Stop tor mei trains fun daly. tr line. w St.Louis’ and The HOWARD BROS., 417 N. 6th St.ise) ES (Ilinois CentralR.R, Has Through Passenger ‘Trains and THE BEST PIANO that handled in this country<a piano that will last you a lifetime. e Weftiean just what we say We give you the best guarantee that is Fast Hiiient Double Dally Service given on a piano, (AIL géods sold on easy payments. " Old pianos and aken in exchang. Howard Bros., salesmen for Harding &| MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS fillies, evatieville. © Oalck sales aul ematl. peat ouk tints: tn n With the B,& O, 8. W, to Louty K or Taking close connec- 1 polnts Sol TH ann WE! On its own and c ur necting Hoes, inclnding Miss, Baton Rouge Ro Wall Paper »* 4 Window ‘Shades. \IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. Houston and n the Facitic er trains daily service from lempiis and points ton its own aud connecting and fast eMcient, doubi New Orle South lines CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS making direct connections with through tains for all potnus NORTH axp EAST Buffalo, Pitts. w York, Philadel: PROMPT 1ON GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. ATTENT WW. 5S. GREIF, Telephone No. Third Street. 371] Solid Vestibule Pullman Buffet Through Free Re 32 Trains. ‘Through leeping Cars, iniog Chair Cars ——— PROPRIETOR. aie Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED rticulars of your local railroad ticket agt Haro, Div. Pass, Agent, Cincinnati, A. Scorr, Div, Pass, Agent, Memphis, ON, BPA, W.A, KRLLOND,A.G.P.A. Loutsvilie, fennessee Centennial International Exposition, NASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO AND FROM TENNESSEE, KENTUCKY, GEORGIA. ALABAMA, FLORIDA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA. 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