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

RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Nashville, ‘ Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad. PADUGAT AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, SOUTH HOUND Ly Padueah,.. eam 415 ps Ar Paris 12 pu but Hollow Rock Junction. 11 Lexingtou ci Jackson Ly. Jackson Ar, Memphis i 335 pun 605 pm All trains datly, Through train and car service be: ween Pa- @ucab and Jyckson, his, Naduvillg and . ounestion for At Fia., Washington utladelphia and Now York, aud Southeast, and to Arkansas, Texas and points Southwost. For further informa: | ‘ Mon call on oF address 4. J. Weloh, D. P. A., Momphts, Tenn. W. L, Danley, Gb A Nashville, ‘Tenn. \b ©. P. and T. a., Psimer House ; Ky Seen Raat nA GS ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD UND No w No 24 No tm 4pm fa am $5) pun 1040 wn ¢ 0 pn +1 ain 88pm 3am loam ¥ 6%pm tam sam h..@pM Siam 135 pm Owonsbore.. | 840 pm $10 pm |W AP Lontavtite. 10.85 8 sont Spm Aegan 515 pm Cinema ."6%0km fodain Sovrn BouND— No No Bi No 2 LyCineinnatt 70pm £45 pm Ly Pad im ‘an 1) pm a At Mayiie 1 pm mi ar Paton bos pm 300 au F Cairo 400 pan Ar Jackson, Tenu.. 440 pm Ar Memphis 705 pm Ar Jackson, hls ia sleeping | hair cars between Cla lid betwoen§Cinctnnaty orth and "under the Ia: St Lowts br s10m bor m4 1210 pm, 615 pm 7 pm 0pm 10.6 pw ; HL pa 1am 76am ws 20 pm 1s Dm nO pm ackney Ville Louis SOUTH BOUND Leave St. Louis arion Pia | wpm, 7 neais—Ali trains run daily ‘This is the popular wo St, Louis and cage ints Horth and west yareis pm wh Pullman Palace Bleeping aud tor St_Louls, Double berth rates: $1.80, chair rates furth «3. T. Dowovan ucah, or A. H Agent Chicago, Missouri PaciricRat.way ‘The Great Through Line From » KANSAS CITY, #T. JOR, St. Louis TAY THE NEW FAST TRAIN A SALT LAKE, ‘The most d* xt fine via Memphis to! all points in F ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. p WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Eotablished 1p, Johnson v and anufac oe ee Dealers in Steam Engines, Boilers, House’Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobaced Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings. Castings Brinton B. Davis, ° ARCHITECT. Office Am,-Germaa~Nat. Bank, When {n Metropolis $1.50 & day. aro ts Between 4th and LOUIS, —— «|Rates, $2.00 Room and Breakfast, European Plan, $1.00 Goop Rooms. Goop Servic When you visit St, fotis sloppt ST. JAMES HOTEL a rrying Pullman buffet | Street cars direct to Hotel. Physician and Va. m.,1tos p.m, OfliGe, No, 419s Broadway, ‘e?s|Horse Shoeing a Specialty. y All kinds of imperfection in a horse's travel gorrected. mation, regaevacions, || DO Repalr Work of Every Kind, | tor many Work GuanAntexp, claims it Always on hand yeady for work, HENRY/ GREIF, advantages, At any rate, the doctor J § GANSTER is a living exemplification of his as- 1 . § | sertion. 1861-45, Me: July, tse re transacted 0 Ne hould write me oF} give me a toro] WRITTEN AT RANDOM “I have been a resident of Padu- parked Dr, ay, ‘and dur- ing this time thirty Paducah prac- haps more properly, . titioners, or per Ma hine Co thirty doctors who have practiced #/ more or less in Padwoatyy-treve Joined vah for thirty years,’’ re J. G. Brooks yester the silemv majority. have outlived thy us older men [eft to tell the tale, “oy Kextuoxy, Hessig, Brenner, Becker, Thompson, Maxwell, R. Saunders Jno. Saun- Duke, Lining, Enderd,’ Young, Wheelis, Kay, Rivers, McFarland, Venable, Connor, Bradburn, Green, Pearce, Phister, Willson, /Warfield, Potter and Richardson. ’'/ solid in the to this sam street roller. There is Qne crying nuisance in Paducah, however, that ought to be abated. It \s as conspicuous as the innumerabla telephone, telegraph electric light andgther kind of poles about the city, and not half so use- ful and necessary,\ city, especially on/ Broadway and person has no plion of the e tent of this unfightly nuisance until int down the side of the street sqgme time. The thorough- fare, at its Aides, resembles a lumber yard. rs iety of crossings is as great as the number is large. Some ud narrow, others are iron, id be ornamental but for ty comparison, while oth- ersare §ll sizes, colors and condi- tions, myny full of holes, a few turned upside down and almost too rotton to Venture across. The street repairers endounter great difficulty in having to contend with them, and suggest that thécouncil abolish them as it has done thé, wooden platforms built across the \curbing in many parts of the city for horses to stand upon. he takes a sq any WaLNor, Dr. Simpson,/ of Rowlandtown, says this thrifing suburb is the healthiest and ghost invigorating spot milgs around. In fact, he equal, in restoring health and vitality, to any of the surround- ing springs or watering places. Why this is he failed to state, but itis probtbly due to the salubrious atmosphére, its location, and other Solicitor of Pension Claims, ° KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, | veteran ot four yours in the war of |ROX Mountain RowTe: Prosequtes claims before the Bureau . soldiers, widows of soldiers.of the war of Yean War service P It is @ noticeable feature of all the recent Red-light district attempted suicides that the would-be victims of self-destruction all manage to be dis. covered before time to die. When & man sees anything in a newspaper about a man by his name, he should always be sure it means Freo Reclining Chairs on Ail Trains,| 2 fim, ‘There may be others boastin % ) rf Turovon Coaches Memrnis, To Dauias anv Foat Wont, ¥ ka tur or write RK. T.G. MATTHEY rate d all Weatern Stai . cgi on your local t Tennessee Cebtennial and International Exposition, NASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA LITTLE BEN, of the seme cognomen who have a kick equally as great as he might pre- sume to have, If the gentlemaa who has just made a heroic grab for ten thousand of the Sun's shining simoleons bad called at the office when he read the article he thought reflected on him- self, he would have been spared the wanton expenditure of an attorney’s fee, for an explanation would have readily convinced him that no refer- ence was made to him, but to another man by his name. Instead, however, he perhaps allowed himself to be led & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. ‘Pawn Broker and Loan Office, |» Ws en's frais of some pet THROUGH, GAR ROUTE. TO AND FROM TENNESSEE. KEBTUQKY. GEORGIA.T we RUMI AY UCR Day NOKTIOCAKOLINA : P IN A LTIMORK Ho ere ath eo NABH ILLE esAvICE mod MEMIDIIS. aking nection at MEMPHIS with Li |: BRMANSAI TEXAS andl Juring season. CKETS Seturn durify the continuagce of the ‘Tennes: see ernatignal Exposition. $97 For further informatiqh, call upon Ticket = gent or adde R c. COWAR Weatern Pass, Agt ’ 45 Ky. Hxchange BEg., 8t. Sous, M A. J. WELCH, Division Pass. Agt., Mamrius, Tae, W. L. DALEY, Gen'l Pass, and Tkt., Agty Nasnvins 2, PATENT OFFICE tae haw Ubvre if patentabl ie tl patent et Na to Obtain Patents,” with MEET che Us S. and foreign countries! ‘ent free, Address, C.A: SNOW&CO. ‘Orr, PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. ._ S. DABNEY, TO LOAN ON ALL VALUABL! We are overstocked on Ladies’ and NRW YORK. | Solid Gold and Filled Case Watches te fogger, and like the belated midnight wanderer in the wake of the town cow, he has got his foot into it, a Speaking of this, similirity in names, Capt, Jimmy Owen, of the ferry-boat, sometimes Jhas no little trouble with his daily mail on this ac- ‘Most of them lived in Padugaf at the time of their death, buy ine hac moved away, Yet Letan look back and rewember thet as if it were but yesterday, ang“ wonder that I Instead of the old school a yofing schoo! has sprung up here, and ghere ate only a few of 1 remember the fol.owing, all now deceased : Doctors Thornberry, ders, Alexander, Singlebyn, Gilson, The newly finished4lock of thor- oughthre from Brogetway to Jefferson street on Thiry is decidedly the prettiest wn sts and most ity. It shows better than words gan describe what can be done by thastreet roller, and proves STATE HOTEL, | tow stisurd’ tins been ‘the objection ecial rates by the ) BaLey, Propr. h on Ferry at. has proved it a New York prc taught various tongues by phonogr in all parts of the world, but especially in South America and Mexico, He fur vari convenient instrumant to send to the All the standard makes of move-| count, There used to be two white nts and cases. Also a big lot of}men and three or four colored men Silver Watches. Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, See the prices we will - make you. 3 We carry a good line of Clothing, nts’ Furnishings, by the same name in the oftentimes the Captain opened their mail through mistake, and was come Hats, Shoes | pelled to pass through the unaccus- ‘runks, Valises, Playing Cards, Dice, Ete tomed ordeal least, of a very sickening love letter. on 0 Ee en ReneS ae on| We buy all our goods at forco salos| when On Sh, ta Moanections fic Maauviiie and | and buy strictly for cash, andean al ways give you bargains in every line Money to loan on all valuables. Ben Michael, Jr. ond, next door to Lang Bros . TEACHOUT, City [Ticket Agent, 425 padway, Paducah, KY 4 —————— designs and colors, Pictur in Have you seea the latest? evn sense 0000 yo] DBNISCH TABLET ® DENTIST. {406 BROADWAY, 4 L. P, BALTHASAR, 423.B'way, Under Patan House however, he always promptly drop- be properly delivered. When’ the Doctor the best.“We have it. Tokay andAtalaga Taliil the tate Price 50c,75c and $1 a Quart ‘hey’re in now on, According to-Age, ppl uldings Pure Blackberry Brandy $1 a Quart. & Walker o 5th & Broadway, ped the letter back into the box to One of the colored men, who lived here several years ago, however, (\ap- peared to be a festive masher. His pg and haughty spirit was grossly jumbled by having his heliotrope- scented missives explored by iirever+ ent eyes. He one day wrote the Captain a very pointed note, and in rather forcible language ddttonished him to open no more of his docu- ments, under penalty of getting tangled up in a law suit if he failed to comply with the command, This did not set welk--on “the-Captain’s stomach—this note didn’t—for he felt justified in all he had evét done, containing the JOllowing words: ‘If you'll have / your correspondents write ‘nigger’ after your address whenever they write to you, 1 assuré you tone of\your letters will ever again be openetiby me through mis. take.’’ He never receivéd another com- plaint while the man lived here. e This morning's ‘‘Regibter'’ says that a young Indy at oneof the fac tories came very near myeting a hot-| rible death Monday evéning. How near she came to meeting it, and what her conduct wotld have been had she met got to relate. He/ proceeds to say, by a belt, but se weighs 200 pounds overtaken with a horrible death.’ If the young lady hadn't used th proper precaution she ‘might’? have third y window and been dashed might pick up a dozen © of a New York P gunges to Save rofl The phonograph, which has passed 1 and valuable devige in a field originally unthoughbt of, For the last five years ssor of languages ha 1 most pra nishes a text hook, say for Spaniards to jearn English, arranged in 20 lessons. These lessons re also given in his own voice on 20 cylinders, Accompanying these transcribed cylinders are 20 blank ones. The graphophone, which is a pupil. There is alsa sent a cylinder containing a lesson in any language, with a chapter or scene\from a comedy or a novel, or with a song or a ballad Llank cylinders for the return mes-| sages or recitations cost 20 cents apiece. | The pupil, thus equipped, opens the book at the first lesson, puts the tubes | into his ears and starts the machine slowly. He repeats this practice on any passage, again agi again, mor’ and more rapidly, untif he is thoroughly familiar with every Intonation and ac- cent, Having in way mastered th first lesson he pats one of the blank eylin 2 the/machine and answers the questions ofthe lesson. ‘This cylin: der, inclosed ig a little box, goes back to the teachef, who, with a stenog: rapher by his pide, listens to the reel! tion and dictates his corrections and | criticism, THe letter and cylinder gc buck to the pupil, who compares his own utterances with the original cyl teacher's letter and is enabled to tell wherein his defect lies and how to eure Over 1,000 phonographs have beer told for this purpose, Its immense value as a teacher lies in the fact that if never wearies and will go on repeating the same passages either with the same or varied intonation for thou- sands of times, if necessary, so that the pupil can learn by assiduous practice to reproduce the finest shades of in flection and thug acquire @ purity of accent that could only be otherwise attained by long resi ence in the coun try where the language is spoken, An extension of this idea, which has al ready taken shape, is the giving of vo al lessons by phonograph. This, how ever, is a much more complex matter and tt is doubtful whether it can be made more than a qualified success One of the most vital things in singing | ls color, and this is just what most phonographs fail to reproduce. If an Justrument can be made that can be lied upon to do this the burden of voca) teaching can be greatly lightened, and American students of singing can en foy a European course of tuition with out needing to cross the ocean for it— Pittsburgh Dispatch, A VENEZUELAN JAGUAR. It Attacks « Hunter and Roth Are Shot to Dei There is no recognized way of hunt ing tigers with guns, imes the hunters go out on horseback, particu: larly in the cattle districts of the Ori nocd Hanos and the valley of the Ama zon, with dogs and Indian servants to drive up the game. Oftener the hunter lies in wait for the tiger to approach a tethered calf. When the several hunters with gun go out together there is serious peril 1 incident L have in mind will show A Venezuelan man of affairs, whom 1 | /Odsders Wine you should get Fully matuyéd California LA Berry. Cet, Angelica, Muscatel, Catawba, Madeira, , went to visit a friend ona ntation, and incidentally to try a new rifle, The host called in two neighbors, and arranged a hunt. When the hunting party left in the morning the host’s two young sons remained at home with three servants, Late in the jon, when the party returned, nta were to be As the hunte: a plantation, looking for the boys, they » crying |n the top of der t The boys hwe: with terror, it is the hatter ther, “Why are}you in the tree?” “The tig boys, “A. big bottom of the been unable to The father pgshed his way quickly through the bufhes to shoot the tiger before it shoul! ¢ His friends followed slowly. In g few mome shot was heal, and then a scream, The Junters rushed forw Their friend and a big tiger wer ing on the ground together fired 12 timeg, as rapidly as t azine rifles, a 1! x tiger had nb so slender a tree. ey could then ad entered the ti and eight bad pierced the body « man,—Willian Willard Howard, Century, a Vit ant He accordingly -replied“Tn language | equally as pointed“and unequivocal, | the gifted scribe tor- | schon? Rev. W.+ however, that hef dress was caught | m. and “had she fot been 80 heavy in| sree sunday Si weight she would no doubt have sus- |? tained serious: injury, if not been] school) a a one of these days fallen out of the|% to pleces on the, sidewalk, Or, if|§ she hadn’t gotten across the street in | time she might have \been run over by \ Reference is) street car and killed. Or she miglit made to the rickety wooden ctoss-| have been acvidentally killed in the ings that are stretthed from the! recent cyclone bad she not baypened streets to the pavemahts all over the! to be in'a place of safety. ‘Register’ other principle strgets, where of all|o¢ such ‘news items’ every day if places, they oughy’to be unknown. A| it were not too slow. F And the | TY cond Monday in each " INDEPEN DENT ORDER OF ODD FBLLOWS c rough many epmmercial vicissitudes, | and third Monday in each wonth at : leew Sets . Oxld Fellows Hall. Meets every second Friday evening An each month at Col it N and fourth Monday evening 181 Broadway tion of the phonograph, is found a | »~m 131 Broadway Satarda pm in each pn St. Louis, are the guests of Mrs street. inder at the points indicated in the| from Lo week, will visit Miss Mary Leigh next of St. Louis, and Mrs | Washington, 809 Campbell st Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet. Tennessee and Ohio River ‘Transpor- tation Co. INCORPORATED Fvatleville and Paducah Packets (Daily excep | Strs, JOE FOWLER andy! + Leave Pactican atv ot fine (Wally except HOPKINS Padueab and Cairo Pa gunday,) Steamer DICK POW EK. Leaves Paducah « m JH OW) ER, Supt COLORED} ~—s| DEPARTMENT. CHUROHES. Husband Street Chysoh (Methodist) —Sun day schooat 9a. im. Pyeaching 11 a.m and] Tp. mn, toy. C. M, Palmex, pastor Parks Chal and Obfa (Sethodist) Sun day gehool# a tn, Preaching Ji s,m. and 84 um B.S. Birks, pastor ¢ Curch—Sunday tev. Gi Washi school 9 ch.—-Sunday and p. m. M. E. church. Sun am 7:80 pt Si rd, pastor St, James A. M. F 10th & Trimble Preaching 3 pm., Rev J. G. Stante Trimble S COLORED LODGES, MAWONIO Masonic Hall, 22 Jroudway, Third Floor. No @sMeets every first evening fn each Yyonth No. 2, Lading—Meets every nth. \ 10, $—Meds every se: mth w fy ei Stone Square 1 Odd Fellows Hall, #e corner 7th & Adams day ev ddd Fellows H \ Paducah Lodge No. 15! Paducah Pstriarchs No. .G U 9 0 F— Odd Fellows’ Hall Past Grand Master's Goungil No #9.—Meet y fourth evening in eacW month at olored Odd Fellows’ Halt / estern Kentucky fn Meet ening In st rs if the Mystariong Ten, st N ts the first Tuesday ineach month at Golden Temple—Meets se Thurs day in each inonth, at 13f Broadway 833 Ceremonial Temple a third Tuesday night in eagh mouth n Ro ird Wedu ts first and ral acle Nv 3)—Meets secon hM nth, Madaline Tabernacle) No third Thursday nights Poa Lily of the West tabePpacle, Np, 05, Meets od and fourth Thursdyy nighs in each nth. first and Tent, Ni Tent Meets spcond saturday Pride Mopts frat Lily of tt in eae Star of Bethel Saturday afvern t, Meets third saturday hem Tent, No, 8 4th Mrs, Alice Preston /and family, of Ella B. Sutherland, 809 Campbell Mr. Bedford Sutherland is home isville on a short visit this Miss Fannie * of Evansville, week, All members of Golden Rule Tabernacle, No. 45, are requested to their hall this evening at 30 p.m. Business of urgent im- portance to be transacted. By order daug Preceptress. me Mrs. Steven Preston and family, are guests of Mrs. Ella Sutherland at Noti Special conclave of Cyrus Com- mandery, No. 5, K. '’,, will meet to- night in Masonie hall, Broadway, business of importance is to be tran sacted, Allsir knights are requested to be present, L. WaLken, Notice to Subscribers, All of our carrier boys plied with receipt books seribers are requeste coipts for all payments on sub- ), | Canned Goods of /All Kinds, ia | Free delivery to all parts of the city. DR, W, tte -MELSON ter. Sarah L, Mausticld Chief} est. Most central location, and p DEALER Staple and Fancy /Groceries, Cor. 7th and Adams. | G, A. ISBELL, M.D, Physician and Sargeon. Office 5: 12 eventh St, Residence 723 9, Sixth, Office Hours 7:30 to 9 a. m., 1:30 to 3 Pp. m., 6 to 8 p. m, Physician and Surgeon, Oe 70 Washingtor street Ottice F toa, m, 2 to4p. matand William Thompson NEW GROCERY At the corner of Seventh and ‘Trim- ble. Now goods, new prices, polite attention. Free delivery, REMOVED! AUNDRY New Machinery Satisfaction Guaranteed, TELEPHONE 2 G. R. DAMIS; AGENT FOR Front Rank and Triumph l To No. 120 North Fourth St, ADM! - Good Work. SiON JW, YOUNG & Son, |FREE, Bicycle! We want bright business men torepresent us everywhere, MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. Chicago New York London. ‘Send nine two-cont stamps for Monarch Playing Cards, Regular soc cards, STEAM| WAHL & SONS. | AGENTS. CASINO. RAMONA Tonight, “A Factory Girl” A Comedy'Drama in two acts, Peoples Railway Co.’s\cars to gate of Park Pertormarce begins at 8:00 everyfnight. Furnaces. Call on him and get estimates for heating your residence, Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer. See's" Clarence Dallam Formerly of BURNETT & DALLAM, Paducah, Ky. Attorney-at-Law Louisville Trust Building. KRFER{BY PERMISSION TO LOUISVILLE ity Trust and S, V, Co. Messrs, Muir & Muic, Papucan Paducah Street Railway Co, Paducah The Ardmore, Thirteenth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and F street Northwest, WASHINGTON, D. C. European, $1.00 and up American, $1.50 to 2,50 First-class family hotel. No liquors, Convenientto cars and places of int ant home for tourists and sight-seer nthe city. T. M. HALL, Prop. DR, W. 6. EUBANKS, HOM(OPATHIST, DENTIST Telephone 221. Offices, Broadway Complete repair shop. Free riding school to those buy- High-Grade Bicycles and isms. [Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highgst grades of Bicycles made. We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $68.50 Don’t fail to see our $45.00 Overlands and Rugbys—best on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don’t fail to sée our line of wheels before buying. We are the only exclusive Bicycle house in the city. ing wheels from us. Don’t fail to call—remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works, 126 and 128 North Fifth street near Palmer House, BLACKSMITHING «1 REPAIRING bh HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF. Court Street, bet. 21! and 3d. ee == FINE DRIVERS AKO SADDLE HURSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts —atT— JAS. A. GLAUBER’S ivery, Feed and Boardieg Stable Cor, Third and Washingtoa. TELEPHONE 148 |B. Howell, 0.0.8.) = Sun Pub, Co, Office Hours: CITIZENS’ SAVINGS n aN iy Cd FED 08 pavceas BANK, ; Broadway, Paducah, Ky. Uapital and Surplus, $120,000.00 urday nights from 7 to 8. OFFICERS, Jas, A, Rupy DIRECTORS. Jas. A. Ruby, Jas. R. Sarre, F, M, Fisuer, Gro, C. WALLACE, F. KAMLEITER, W. F. Paxton, O,Hart, — E. Fa "3 Ww R. Rupy, \ — “\Matil-Effinggr & Go balmers, 130 8 Third Undertakers and 4torg Telephone 126 Residence Telephone 180 » Galt House LOUISVILLE. KY, American Plan 83.00 to $5.00 per Interest Paid on Time Deposits) NcoRroRATED “A. L, HARPER, ——Manufacturers avd Dealers in—— opntonrancorem, onsa(OtOaM Engines, Boilers, House Fronts, Mill Machinery, etr. PADUCAH, KY yee Gen’! Eelctric Light ‘and Power Co. furnish Lights and Power for'fans, as follows: Store Lights Residence Lights 20c Current_for Fans 25cjpor{m oth. 150°: DB: SImv.i, Supt. | ys WIL! » aii aay, ATTORNEY-AT-Law, HOUSE AND SI6! Rooms only $1.00 and upwards, A. B. COOPER, Will practice in All the courts o Manager} .ujocticn of claim promplyaiien 120 8, Fourth, Room No. 2. Chine ano Hanp ‘Telephone | +