The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 15, 1897, Page 3

RAILROAD TIME TABLES, sourH noun 9.30 am 1200 pm tion. 115 pm vecet 250 pm. 865 Ly. atiauta...... 00pm Chattanoogs 8 10am Nashville 40 an 61 on 690 pm 788 pm 6 m0 pun and Iron Fittings. of all kinds, ‘All train daily. ia and car service Papue. ei Ae ay Papucan, co THALMUEL LER, / fen md Hoybm pries, G im a Trial ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Office Am,-German Nat. free AND MEMPBIB DIVIIONS oars Houm>— Fe. , os No 22 | —= Sol and Be run sotd betweentCiveinoat: sna’h NGM Orleans, carrying Pullman bute: ovata carriee Padueab Louisville sleeper open in Paducah union depot at # p.m. Direc points ant, West European Pian | Goop Rooms. Goon Srrv When you visit St ST, JAMES HOTEL $1.00 Per Day: ofices,” Broad wa} nye Nader the Palmer, andat the usion dept | 8T. Loum DIVIBION potnte nore and weat y ateis p iw imam Palace Bleoying a St Loule Double berth Tales, Fates, 78 con farther information, tiekota, exc | call on oF address 3.1 Vaimer i Paducah: or A. i ‘Horse Shoeing | Louts’ and | | a| reservations. Denovan House, | Passenger Agebt Chicago, | ee Alllkisls of ed on ction in oe ( Do Repalr Work of Every “Kin, ORK Gu KANSAS CITY, 4T. JOR, Woak Guarantee kota PUEBLO, DENVEV | St. Louls 3 SALT LAKE. TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, Jron Mountain Route. ‘The most direct Mine via Memphis to| al) points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, Tuaoven Coacnxes Menrnis 10 Dauias axp Forr Woarn | For ma) ooks on Texas, At |i wansan, abd all, Western SI and furthee Jaformation, all on Four loval ticket agent g BT. @. MATTHEWS, 5 LouL Always on hand ready for work. HENRY GREI F. I :, CSTE Paasion Claims, Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition, i LOUIS. RAILWAY, THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO AND FROM ana. Tappreeees: KENTUCKY. GKON®! MA, FLORIDA, NOKTH ¢a SOLINA, CAROLINA, VIRGINIA WASHINGTON CITY, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK THROUGH pow. ya) tad 2% Hic 20K SERVICE houre petwoen NaMie tele a PHILS, making LITTLE “GEN, Solid Gold ia Filled Case Florido daly year ‘round, via Catt atte Watchesst tt EXCURSION TICKETS Allthe standard mako\ of move- | ments and Silver Wate Instruments. this line aud Connections to Seturn during the continuance af the see centenial ani international Expositi s. Guns, See the >istbls, Musica pices we wil For turthor information, call upon Ticke' | make you. . L. DANLE Gen’! Pass, and Tkt., Agt., Nasuyttx, Tun FEB. TEACHOUT, City Tickey Agent, Broadway, Paducab, Ky. { We buy all our goods a and buy strictly for pid and can al ways give you bargaina in every line Money to loan on all Valuables. Ben Michael, Jr. geod ‘model, draming or photon Ss peters ott ShecaeE ne UB and C.A.SNOW&CO. TON. D.C. We're slwaysAhe first to show our FALL STYLE) \ In all the designs and colo They're in nes ready for yar inspection Finest line of onsic he is thE COPYRIGHTS fo. y na gangs san 4 Have you seen thoatest? Gienctaee ae 6 YARD $F FACES ad Prices Reasonal for GOOD work, careening | 1, P, BALTHASAR, ee SB'way, Under Pauwen fdaoves HROADWAY AND WALNUT 1 | ¥ Specialty. Pawn Broker and Loan Office, M tion at MEMIHIS with ali linge to and from NEY " eS Aka ana 7 MONEY TO pee eee aN vnun on Nt ns, Ne ON ALL VAYUABLES, SLEEPING nx n ‘aut | We aré overstoc¥ed on Ladies’ and itr ING ut M Philapelphia wud x-w |Gent's York, Between Nashville and Jack 4. Also a)big lot of Fen OF ae COWARDIN, We carry a good line/of Clothing, ‘estern Pana, Agt., Gents’ Furnishin zs, Tate, Shoes os Ry. Bachauye Bldg. Sr. Hous, M | Trunks, Valises, Playiyy Cards, J/.co, A. J. WELCH, Ete Division Pass. Agt., Mumrgis, Tax ss doatoa dics @i> | 103 8. Second, next doof to Lang Bros Mmeorporuted 1858 Kentvoky, Prevgfeing of alt kinds neatly doneat Rock ape, a Bank, 7 " iow creams. 7 fe ine When in Metropolis 1145 pm “660 din stop at the imam 7@am 8 am am Ee Ee STATE HOTEL. mam 10 4ivam 1155 am 560 a day. Special rate $8Sm lite week. D. A. BAiLey, Propr. 3am 5 15pm) Retween 4th and 6th on Ferry st No®8 No wi t 0 i T, 1 187 Rpm F10em 800 pus SI. J sm Y _ em itis 7229 8y. LOUIS, an pm All tratus run aail ag nf raf ge sleeping es, $2\00 Per Day. et and. Hew Urioane, one were Ue Room and Bhyakfast, $1.00. 20D MEAL, ie oom Grace... HSB t Rarwer uy 2ibp w p 2 eas ESE F. N 2 garinds ot ebm "HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, |: ” 8t Louls. Te pm, on SOUTER BoU! wi H ia Loa Belo a Elias ttre Physician Bayetibne.-itese Surgeon. Parker “1 12-8) p m, bh aed 1 = om om r Arig asa ede hash ae i ; ‘This ie the popular line to St y Office, No, 419'¢ Broadway, 1 1 S| Pure Blackberry Brandy $1 a Quart, ‘Oehischlaeger | times do is a drop in and pay you tonight,”’ f}usually doesn’t lik to WRITTEN AT RANDOM, The ‘copper tar, as it were, policeman, whi be on him, “tells it with as mucl 4] abandon as if it were on a member of the city council. | The aforesaid who was too full streets, and main elsewhe r was a mai full finally the | an dryly articulated, whistle awa "till (hic) zi Some of th laugh, and so flid the officer. “Why, my nan, the crowd coul ‘Ant ‘em to take for? club left.’” aateas falls off ’im.’ whistle a pitying scorn fand retorted: all right (hic)\ keep ° , of a best somewhere rl, father is one of his ancestors was a policeman He himself is a gomnambulist, and when he left his bést girl’s house after the cars stoppéd running the other night, he was sca asleep, and forgot his prowess. Several dark forms darted from the shadows, and the young man With a best girl and the dauntless ancestors forgot all about bis corns and created a vacuum from where he was first attacked, to Oak Grove. If was unfortunate that he stopped at the cemetery, but he couldn’t help it, for that hedge fence was all invisible in the darkness, He finally reached home, and decided to nurse in silence the details of that terrible attack and his numerous memebtos of it, when sev- eral of his best friends came around and ‘fessed up that they did it all for ‘un, des ‘Some saloon Keepers would give and ‘ rs “| toe very heads away tes man they respect, but jo ® man they have reason to disilke, what they some- reat deal. | The other day pum’’ dropped jinto a downtowp bar and extended the glad hand to the saloon keeper. “Why, it’s been a long time since Iseen you,’’ exclaimed the toper with as much felicity and friskyness as a canine with tin-ean connections, “Why is it you move so much? I'll declare I can’t to save my life keep up with at’? Yes,’* sighed the saloon keeper, who had been in\his present quarters about eight years, ‘I do move oc- wasionally.”” ” suddenly remembered the “I wish you'd and I'll ruddy visaged caller, just let me have a /drink, “Sorry I can’t decommodate you * observed the saloon keeper with inaffable good humor, ‘*but my friend, doing that \sort of thing is just why I’ve had to move so much since you saw me Iast.”” 4 A prospective bride or groom admit any shyness about having the wedding aunounced, Yet they are shy about il, and itis one of fhe reporter’s most disagreeable and difficult tasks to verify @ report of some approaching marriage. ‘The shyness of those interested of- ten leads them into the most shame- ess mendacity, and adds consider ably to the reporter's stock of cyni- and distrust of his fellow-be- When a reporter is successful, despite their denials and subterfuges, in confirming the feport of nuptials, he frequently rugs a gigantic rik in publishing it. Not long since a local reporter had @ yery disagreeable ex- perience along) this line. The an- houncement of /a wedding was made, and it bappenetl that the name of the street given as the one on which the bride resided \was printed wrong. The intended groom was up with the birds and a big ¢lub the next morn- cism, ing, and although he saw the re- porter a time or two, he never got in speaking distance, but this was probably the reporter's fault. When he did meet him, there was nu blood shed, for the reporter had no time to waste on such unnecessary pastimes, The irate groom afterwards admitted that the reason he sought to immolate the bapless scribe was because he published the announcement several faye before he wanted him to, and not because, as he first claimed, the wrong street was put in, Many instances are on record where one of these premature an- nouncements induces the resentful couple to postpone the wedding or change the date, just to spite the pape When the-Doctor Orders Wine you should get The bests—We-have it. Pure {fully maturgd California Port, Sherry. Otaret, Angelica, Muscatel, Qatawba, Madeira, ‘Tokay and Malaga. Price 506, 75c and $1 a Quart According to Age. Oregg! Walker 5th & Broadway. ‘had eaught a tar- ind it was a laugha- ble experience he had with him. The the joke seems to to remain om the) to want to re- As they pulled and hauled and /perspired—he and the cop—the erdwd began to gather, and “Shay, sbulpbody (hic) take "is (hic) PM liek *im bystanders began te! he chuckled so ‘What do you I’d still have a gun anda The prisoner glanced at him with “Zat'e ‘em all (hic) jush so you can’t, call zhe crowd!’’ A well known/young man of Wash- ington street jé the proud possessor whose residence is in the vicinity of Oak Grove Cemetery. This young man comes from avery brave family. His 4 steamboat captain, and A local minister’s little son went out into the kitchen recently and be- gan to interrogate the cook, “Say, Ella, » ‘You're a ” ‘Well Ella, are y heaven? ‘*1’se not so sul ob plied the cook, “Why?” “Well,’’ explained the boy, ‘*papa h dat,” re ‘0 says he’s going,.mamma says she is and so’m I and digter. UT guess the whole family’ll be 1] , and if you think your prospects ae good, I'll hire you now at a dollar a week to cook for us after we get to house keeping.’’ “4 ’| ‘The storm seéne in the closing act of the “Gypsy, Queen,’ at Casin Pighiniag, thunder ess of which Ts duc tlie Bour, is yery realistiy. So much so it is, in fact, that quite a number of people in the auaighce, during it progress, three successive nights were seer/to involuntarily turn up their colla shiver and shrink from the artificial lightning, while theatre with and rain, the ten awfully chilly.rather suddenly. One man, just a& the culmination : was reached, was aeen to uncon- sciously raise his ymbrella as he rushed out to avoid the departing | '* crowd. He was very promptly given the laugh by thoge who saw him, and] « Mr. Bour has nat ceased smiling yet °° Governor Burns ; tana, is on a visit to old home in| &: Mayfield. His opinion of bis western home is quoted from the Mayfield Monitor as follows: mith, of Mon- who is here on a visit to his old home to} aud to his family, is of the opinion that he lives in the finest county on]! the face of the earth. He says he},, could not be induced to. live else- where, after a residence of ten or| fifteen years in the above state. His residence is at the capital, Helena, a city of abcut 15,000 inhabitants. 11] ‘ 1s 4200 feet above the level of the . The mercury ranges from 65 degrees below zero in winter to|“ 110 above in the sum The gov- ernor asserts, however,Jthat the heat | | and cold are not felt so forcibly there as here, on account of the altitude and dry atmosphere. Fwe hundred bushels of wheat to acre, while medium soi! will from sixty to eighty bushels. Gov Smith will remain here a few days longer and then return to lis western home. His family will probably go with him.’’ THE PUBLIO SCHOOL FUND, May not Be Cut Down as Low as i Once Thought, From Courier-Journal, ‘The school fund for this’ year may not be cut down at such a wholesale rate as was intimated in the Courier- Journal of yesterday, but that it will be greatly reduced, and the per capi- ta for this year made smaller than |, ever before in the state’s history, a foregone conclusion. The change | jus in the bank tax system not only cuts oft » tremendous slice from this year’s school fund, but the increase of tax rate without any increase in the school fund’s proportion of the reve nue, makes smaller the proportion which goes to it from the revenue produced by license fees, ete. Ow- ing to a deficit found in the fund the per capita for last year was cut from $2.80 to $2.20, and the Auditor agrees that the per capita for this year will be much less than that of last year. This is true even if the school fund does not have to pay'| back to the banks its shave of the! rebate to which the banks ate ent tled because of the excessive state | = several years. The only saving clause for this year's fund, at all is| the fact now developed that the | the state’s fiscal officers do not intend to pay bank rebates at all until they are compelled to do so. Meanwhile many banks, while still fighting the tax question in the courts are losing | their chance to get much of the re bate to which they are entitled, allowing the two years’ time, in| which they must make claim of such)” rebate, to slip away. I MUCH VERY SMALL EXPENSE, | The Most Popular Trip For the) | Summer to Old Point Comfort and the Seashore. The regular annual exeursion to Old Point Comfort in charge of Mr. | W. A. Wilgus, S. P. A., will be run! Wednesday, August 11th, via I. C.,| and C. a O. railways, from Paducah ou regular train, leaving at 1:2 m., August 11, connecting with shore Special, which leaves Union Station, foot of Seventh street, at| 1:30 p.m. The round trip rate to Old Point Comfort is only $17.50, and the tickets are good until Sep- tember 2, with stop-over privileges returning ouly. The trip surpasses any offered the traveling public, and affords many | delightful diversions, Graud avd beautiful scenery, invigorating moun- tain air, surf bathing, ocean voyage, | palatial hotel entertainment and a! visit to the Capital, if desired. The low rate of $3.50_per day ha been secured et the Hygeia and! Chamberlain Hotels, Every atten tion and courtesy will be extended to | ye ladies without escorts. “Choice of routes returning, between Richmon || % and Clifton Forge, will be given, en-| abling those who desire to visit Lynchburg, Natural Bridge and other! points of interest, bs Sleeping car rates will be $4 per berth, Louisville to Old Foint, to be ocgupied by one or two pereos, and application for sleeping car spacé | should be made at onge to W. A Wilgus, 8. P. A., Hopkinsville, Ky For further particulars, address » above or call on J.T. Donovan, C. BP. way, Paducah, Ky. A, LC, Ra is lain many of the, ladies donned their} wraps and remarked that it had got-|; “Gov. Burns Smith, of Montana, | {\' land, |S Gov. Smith says, produces over one}! ” the] pt yield] | the] noon Tena tion « mothe up t Leag sick | a. ¢ De tax they have been paying the pas: | poss Feve by fand Important: Sosice in WO od i ge Underaker; Residence Telepbone 16) macnn ea 1s ON. Greatest Bargains ever known in. Fine Footwear. \ $5.00 Shoes reduced to $4.00. \4.09 Shoes reduced to 3.00. oN 3.00 Shoes reduevdio 2,00. ce ya 2.00 Shoes reduced to. 1 25, ae Oi 1,50 Shoes reduced to \.98, Come and see what Values money will buy at _CEO. BERNHARD'S, 06 Broatwy. ny, Ww Nioore, ADMIS- staple and Fenty paced FREE ' Canned Good: Tonight, 8 i) Kinds, all partsof the city. AC your RAMONA PARK. G, A. ISBELL, M.D, Peoples Railway Co.’s “ars to gate of @ Physitian and Surgeon. b 23. Bevent Pertormance begins at 8:00 every night. Sie High-Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries fligé Hours, 2% to 9 a.jm., 1:30 to 8 [ AO 6to 8p. i. Agent for the highest grades of Bicygles made. We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $58.60 Don’t fail to see our $45.00 Overlandaand Rugbys—best WK }ELSON ie on the market, prettiest wheel made. 1 Adam\ k byt if u Physician Se Surgeoi William, Don’t fail to see our line of wheely before buying. We ; y) are the only exclusive Bicycle /house in the city. ‘ ¥ PENED yy Complete repair shop. Free riding school to those buy M A y- NB FROCERY |! ing wheels from us. P \ et of Heventh aul Tei * Don’t fail to call—remember thé place, ‘oods, new piiees, polite | Paducah Cycle Works, 26 and 128 North Pitty ptrect, near Palmer House, SCIPNTIFIC AND FIRST-OLASS _ BLAC SMITHING od REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING ll work guaranteed. — HUNDRY a W.'GREIF. Fourth St. | |New ‘Maching® } Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. cco FINE DRIVERS AID SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts AT—— JAS. A. GLAUBER’ 20 Norti S: n Guar J, W. YOUNG & SUN TELEPHONE G R. DAMNMIS, AGENT FOR Froit Rar } aiid f Tewmph - Furnaces, Cor, Third and Washine*. 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