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

Teorporated 198 this his k “but Machine Co, anpfacturers and Dealers Engines, Boilers, Fronts, Mill Machinery ‘And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Tron Fittings. Castings of all kinds, sane SB. THALMUELLE yet a he oy who ciga “tg conti very askec told Kentvcny. i and | Boots and Shoes mtr | to Order. pairing of all Wilde Wemiy doneat Kt. Gem pries, Give Him a Trial 406 Eee Britton B. Davis, ARCHITECT. ) Office Ani: “German Nat. ek} ond natiol keep trom A plow Bank, The shade When in Metropolis | Stop at the State Hotel for. 4th and wo A Bt, $1.00 T, JAMES HOTEL ¢-ST. LOUIS. ears gems | the Lu | stalwa | suswe , \$2:00 Ped Day. |""s*'. Room and Breakiast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. p Rooms. Aioov Mears Goon Brn you visit St, Lous # “ST. JAMES HOTEL Wapapway an care direct to Motel HURRY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon Oomee {tour TO 8m A. 3. DABNEY @ DENTIST.: 406 BROJDWAY. le tod p.m Broadway prse Shoeing roa Specialty. ' All kinds of imperfection ip a horse's travel gorrecter | WRITTEN AT RANDOM, ‘wave of prosperity’ U Foundry and ss “No, and you needu’t count all right knife, s Ha <d sweet nothings into | lating velvety ures hear a good deal of talk about at Me. y was going to bring on,"’ dryly rked the drummer who ate with nife and sold plows for a living, it has never showed up yet. expect it fat man with r his chin, 1 ten cent on the b purse, used to travel in Florida, nued one day found a barren spot on the ground. 1 1 what it was, and the natives ne it was where a gator hac 1 learned there on” there skilled will while’? replied the ®pkin tucked un lived high and s thi down alligator eft to rot, no vegetation up for five years hat's ry ed to the but ul no its ¢ cu the vegitation of p springing up for some trouble with We Rep Democratic taint and ying this the now contami- s will perity time to the his i they ate silence, man clinging manfully on in to e lovers sat in the umbrageous of the vine clad px arry Tandy would say not heed the ions above " Phey @ scintil ing twilight zephyr around ey e art arm a nders, § Do Repair Work of Every mh ay Worx Gvanantexn av ye on hand veady for wor NRY GREIF. J, 8. GANSTER, Solicitor,ot Pension Claims. fetbran of four years An the war of 1861-69. Nrosecutes claims Wofore the Bureau of Pensions. B LITTLE BEN, Broker and Loan Uffice, |’ (QNEY TO LOAN LON ALL VALUABLES | are overstock ve B Solid Gold and Filled Case Vatches*.+. buy all our goods at foreetl sales]. way strictly for cash, and pan al you bargains in every line to loan on all valuables Ben Michael, Jr. ond, next door to Lang Bros all | aper! talwaya thy first to show STYLE Ate and colors. They'r or your inspection, it line of ture Mouldings _ ip the Uity. geen the latest? YARD OF FACES. onable for GOOD work. BALTHASAR, Under Parmxn Houst Fi the la« ¢ ip ne o r Ladies . Every Aady, knows| the value of a good| sy toilet powder, espe- cially in hot weather. Gur Velvet Chalk is the purest, best and! most economical toi- let powder on the market. A trial will) convince vou of its| superiority. Large Boxes Five Cents See Window Pip & WALKER Fifth & Broadw’y. | every machinist knows, the proper way to get into a boiler is through a large aperture that is covered by the whistle dome. Instead of removing this part the hobo went to work and unscrewed the sand box, which is simply bolted to the boiler, and upon finding no hole there, looked around at the grinning workmen, threw dowa his tools, and #hit the grit.’ t thing out] They say the greenes | as pt Creal Springs not long since: & young man who claimed to| on the road two years, and to be a nephew of a well known I dueahan, but the giddy young thing evidently hadn’t been away from bi mamma very long. The Padueah guests tambled on to him the first thi nd had no little fun at his expe He had never| heard of ice tea before and they todrink it without lemon A day or two afterwards he want | away to sell a bill or two at cf little country towns ne was waking Creal his headquarters, wriet Stanley knew where ying, but the gang put up joke on him When he returned they met bim at the train and taking bim aside conti- deutially him that min host St come to the con- ped his board bill written to his uncle in Pas tucah about it Phe st, and rus! 1 the proj expla aot into th prised bit ing the wink fr a couple} ye He and inform pley had guileless young creature wround until he overwhelmed i i made a the and Host Staule lirst n one of the graph th “read the and thus the matte: An Ode~ duly 4, S97, ide lidn't wa Thad ad HAD A FIT, John Brewe Wait Mis © Attacked by Epilepsy » Whit » FOL Lue railroad ¢ promised to send hit he tw i for several days i for tive years g for tits \ Removal, our office au Orders for f ould be sént there or teley 1one \to Now 11; Mu | Ansken Oe We have remove orner Tenth and ling er 1 fl reels, Papucan v le r Chi your usider your Clail Cure market OUDS Presper \ New Providence. C. Mendenhall, Evan Dear Sir: —Please shiy bh of you Fever Cu » Sura Wan ¥ rialile a, mb ad joi You | ma | vancement | pany 1020 Chestnut St. Phil | Penn | Nice alelivered | ash stove wood, : | promptly to any ft of the city. | |'Yelephome 2¥. E. E, Bell, \ “ was] Cy etter travel | Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Line Operated by tt Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor- jon Co. RATED, ~s — AGOOD PERFORMANCE, “The Peart of Savoy” Made A Great Hit. ‘The Pearl of Savoy’’ was pre set sche to a lage and fashionable au- dience at Casino theatre last night, and was well received Although somewhat long, the dience never grew impatient, there were several curtain calls, play is an unusually strong on was well handled last night the disadvantages of its |tiest performance. Each member of | a0 ie cast deserves great credit and es- pecial mention. New scenery has been put on for the play, and the settings are elegant night the performance will be bet- ler, and the crowd will no doubt be ery large DRIFTWOOD Saved From the Waters, . ralled on the Levee, tow to Avoid the Sunstroke and Heat Prostrations, A well-known physician yesterday said Prostration from heat does not come upon @ person all at once, but is the result’ of the accumulation of the heat of severs! days. The heat is stored up in the #1ood until a cer- tain point is reached, and then the | sufferer is stricken, ‘Very few people who are perfect well are ever stricken, In most s the sufferers either have some 1 of stomach trouble or have been freely in alcoholic | out of th ough for a per-| af, ito guard against |), by the heat. In the taken to} r alcoholic | w. » best in| the *Buttern Vy foods |r Will sail into p id Yee [ing brigh itute tae | Derland river from) Clarksville lwill leave on “het. return at noc A he | Nashville, Tenn The freight re Dick Fowler this m down the very good very sinall. The John 8. Hoy per Ohio big liner t was here way again for ville doin, 06 fight. and passen ger business in addition to ‘toting the mail » were here this up Tenn » at City will arrive e river late ernoon and returns ‘tor too It is ew y healthy prostr e, care should be a from all kinds of drinks. A lig’ b hot weather. 1 be let base ne. 4 Battorff, dubbed by the locs She n to iffee a bright and areful as| Very warm one, and was as quiet on vear, |the levee and wharf as a May morn- The locals were here and out ain for their ective destina tions on good time, but were do’ very light business both in Work is rapidly pre ballefoe, Clenisath shipyard abc aud it will only be a 1 of hot tea or z was be « they People should als as should dress an t wt and » the jing that re of me night be- at od in the | cooled, | of the barges being person is|Bros, at the once in every |Island creek, will be very g from | begin on the others. r taking | person | jing the as warm, {at the ma did before | slides in ester y ure | dle vod having been | packet main point. | wise converted into a typical s sunstroke the | steamer cold water | rhe Of on oue healthy Workmen are rapidly reconstruct- steamer City of Savannah ways, and river again a full za ne when shc off the era- edged cotton ex she will be avi yint con- to ¢ ne fall urs has been on two- aking tle gauge register 11 tet this morning tinue e turns cold, th to some kind of «| in the shape give eee have on al of roustabo: advanced at St. Li ers f that place River be n and ¢ JUMPED. men report that the char wand abe And as a sult ‘There May Be |b Funerals. hallow the very in on from yesterday EXCL Ss. tanks With Big Capital. EXCURSION rgest | hou 1 at $5 10. The Cow of Par francs a Jaly. Via Iino! ing May, is Cont June DANMIS L 1 i RR, Ras | , | ‘ \ u ann iu re riuinph ting aad Jobe d26tf r an bore} deceiver of Roge f Furnaces. Roofer, Thid St. | | | | ls |, : . Clarence Dallam Attorney-at-Law Trost Building fog, 2 1 1» of the nar wloabia H Low syiiie WEPEW BY PRAMBSSIONDT LOUISVILLE Aelity Bicycle | placed in the base- ment with a person in charge, and cyclists of both sexes are specially {invited to attend the services. s ow Sunday, moore, Qaigny Prat 4: MR Paes Dressmaker, and be plepsed Neat fit wr of a few weeks until work will G00) TIM S POR SHOE BUYERS, The end of the summer selling sea- son is nigh and we find oursel better stocked than we care 0 Be during July. Therefore, beginning on Monday, July 5, at a.m., we will conducta general CLEARING SALE that will set the town talking. The valves in Padueah s that are $2 will be wil The 1 the low price ones shorn of small ones at your ¢ zns Monday. July 5. “fps W. Moore, DEALER be: IN Free deliverf to all parts of the city, Call ob Mrs, Joe B, Merriweather, uaran- teed. Formtérly of Cleveland, O. 1222 Harrjs6n street. Physician And Surgeon, Office 502 1.2 $f Seventh St esidence 723 8, Sixth, Office Hours 1:30 to 9 a. m., 1:30 to 3 Pp. mh, 6 to 8 p. m re '. NELSON { Surgeon. crypt x. 2to4p. William Thompson HAS OPFNED A PS NEW GROCERY coroer af Seyénth \ang/Trim: outls Mew privé, polite Freetlelivery. COLORED DEPARTMENT. At the will be by all oads the y 1 Cost Ones will be laomis- |¢ realest ever offered 00 will be dd shoes that are cut $1.50 ox- Remem- GEO. BERNHARD, Paducah’s Leading Shoe Merchant, 306 Broadway. CASINO. RAMONA PARK.... profit, wn price, Come. SION FREE, .| Peoples Railway Co.’s cars run to the gate of the Park. Pertormance begins at 8:00 every night. vt" |High-Grade Bicycles and FIL. MD,|Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. Ve are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $68.60 Don’t fail to see our $45.00 Overlands and Rugbys—best on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don’t fail to see our line of wheels before buying. We are the only exclusive Bicycle house in the city, Complete repair shop. Free riding school to these buy- ing wheels from us. Don’t fail to call—remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works, 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House. SCIE NTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING “| REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. FINE DRIVERS’AND SADDLE HOR ORSES, Elegant Carriages and’ Turnouts —aT JAS. A. GLAUBER’s Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable Cor, Third and W2shington. TELEPHONE M48 STARE iis § Mary 4 E, Greif & Co, GENERAL INSURANCE PADUCAH, KY ——Manufacturere joslers to-—— Steam Engines, Boi-ers, House Fronts, Mili Machinery, etc. INCORPORATED PADUCAH,hY : “Geri Elodie Light EAI ’ = UD aY New Machi lery Gocd Work ction Proaraoteed J. W. YOUdG & SON, TELERMONE and Power Co. Will furnish Lights and Power for dation as follows: Store Lights clperfmonth, Residence Lights Current or Fans ‘SIMON, sup’, OR, W. 6. EUBANK JOPATULST, : , $1.00 and | A, L, HARPER, See Te eat ai sate arrow i}-al-LAW, 10.8 Fourth; Row No. 2 to all the courts 4f the state LP OMpLY MUK bed bo, First-class fanny ‘no'pl, No liquors, Cor ent to cars aa planes of ter- est, dive central tox joas- pt home toe Qur 7 Ne a the wily. on, sand wilt Me ‘oliwes { * art