The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 9, 1897, Page 4

- —s Katablished 1865. Johnson Foundry and Machine Co. Manufacturers and Dealers in Steam Engines, Boilers, House‘Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass Incorporate) 18 and Iron Fttings, Castings of all kinds, Papvoan, + + Kewtvoxy. E. THALMUELLER, Fine Boots and Shoes Made to Order. Prepairing of all kinds neatly done at Roch Hottom pries, Give Him Trial 400 Broaway Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT. Office Am,-German Nat. Bank. When in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL. |: $1.50 a day, Special rates by the week D. 8 BAILky, Propr. Between 4th and 6th on Ferry st ST. JAMES HOTEL ST, LOUIS.—— Rates, $2.00 Per Day. Room and Breaklast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per D: Goop Rooms. Goop MEALA. Goop SERVICE. When you visit St, Louis stop at ST. JAMES HOTEL DADWAY AMD WALNUT. Bereet care direct to HARRY F, W!"''*MSON, M.D, |< Physician and Surgeon OMce Hours’ 7 toa, m.,1103p. m Office, No, 419}¢ Broadway. Horse Shoeing | a Specialty. All kinds of imperfection in & horse's travel corrected. | Do Repalr Work of Every Kind, Worx GUARANTEED Always on hand ready for work. HENRY GREIF. Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of on in the war of 1861-65, Prosecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions. Prompt and ‘ od Canes AD dropped from the rolls, or w sire tran! Mm{ LITTLE BEN, Pay Broker and Loan Office, MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL VALUABLES, We are overstocked on Ladies’ and Gent's Solid Gold and Filled Case Watches# te All the standard makes of move ments and cases, Also a big lot of Silver Watches. Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, See the prices we will make you We carry a good line of Clothing, Gente’ Furnishings, Hats, Shoes frunks, Valises, Playing Cards, Dice, We buy all our goods at forced sale and buy strictly for cash, and can ‘al- ways give you bargains in every line Monay to loan on all valuables, Ben Michael, Jr. 103 8. Second, next door to Lang Bros Wall Paper! We're Talways the first to show FALL STYLES In all the lates and cos, They're ia now ready for your inspection, Finest line of Picture Mouldings in the City, Have you seen the latest? A. YARD OF FACES. Prives Reasonable for GOOD work, L. P, BALTHASAR, 4:3 U'way, Under Panase House WRITTEN AT RANDOM, ‘As the train leaving here at 7:50 o'clock in the morning will carry | mail after today the ‘Reyister’s’ vir- jculation will be increased at Calvert City, Grand Rivers, Kuttawa and Eddyville, and its canvassers will visit those points early this week.’’ The above, from yesterday’s “Register,’’ solves the mystery of why it advocated the mail service between Louisville and Fulton. It raised a great kick when the service | was abandoned several months ago, | and now, by the above, proves that it was actuated in its boasted ‘‘de- fense of the interests of the me: chants’? by purely selfish motives, and wanted the service simply so its daily repository of fiction could be | distributed up the Lilineis Central by | Uncle Sam's agents. By the way, the ‘Register’? has a large ircula- tion. As the news ‘‘butches’’ on the railroads say, the papers circu- late up to C ‘entral City on one train, and back to Paducah on the other. Great seller, it is! A. new secret order has been added to the already long list. It is called “The Ancient and Exalted Order of the Elephant,” and has its founda- tion in circus and thestrical circles The initial meeting was held a few days ago at Detroit, Mich., after the progress of a «careful develop- ment. The grand lodge has received a certificate of incorporation from the state of Wisconsin, and charters are to be issued to the ‘‘herds,’’ as local orders are to be called. Permanent headquarters have been established at Janeville, Wis., and there are already 400° applications for mem- bership to the parent lodge. The symbol of the order is an elephant, 9 button to be worn by the members, having. on it the dgure of an ele- phant with upraised trunk, the let- ters A. E. O. E. being subscribed on the nket This order is something similar to the “Owls,’’ whose symbol is an owl; the ‘*Hoo-Hoos,’’ whose sym- bol is a black cat; the ‘‘Red Men,’’ ‘Elks,"’ etc, The local divisions of these orders are known as ‘‘nests,’” tribes,"’ and by” similarly appropri- ate titles. “Shooting the chutes’? has become very popular in Paducah, especially among the children. In a number of back yards, should one care to in vestigate, he would find many*‘shoot- the-chutes’’ one of the most ingenious of which is that constructed by Master Glenn Smith, the bright little son of Mr. E., W Smith at Eighth and Madison streets, which is quite a marvel, as well as atiraction in the neighborhood Many episodes in their everyday life can the little folks compare to shooting the chutes. The other day one little miss was sitting on the edge of the bath tub, when she lost her equilibrium and slid down into the yawning depths of soapsuds. She on a small scale, said; ‘Looky hyar, we'uns ain't bavkerin’ arter sendin’ vo man off fram sech a lovely wife, bootif home, an’ three putty chilern, Ye'v gota darned site more’n eny uv the rest uy us, ef ye’re tellin’ the trat an’ ef ye'll take # fule’g advice ye'll sot rite down in that there bootiful home an’ stay with them three putty chilern uv yourn.”’ The lawyer became indignant and told the old scalawag that he didn’t When the Doctor Orders Wine you should get the{best. We have it. Pure fully matured California Port, Sherry. Claret, Muscatel, Catawba Tokay and Malaga. Price 50c, 75c and $1 a Quart According to Age. Angelica Madeira, Pure Blackberry Brandy $l. Quart, Oehischlaeger & Walker ons: 5th & Broadway. L. WILLEBA, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, GRAINING, KALSOMINT GtAuine ‘Ano Hanbwood Puvismen) hone 177, Papvoam, Kr want such people as he to vote for him, at which the reprobate hit him a back-hander and knocked bin down. | “What did you do?’’ inquired o |sympathetic friend of the attorney when he was telling it the other day. “What did I do?’? echoed the lawyer with a sigh of unmistakable sadness, a8 he gazed into the heavens above. ‘Oh, I ean see those beau- tiful stars yet!"’ Few peop’ slehave ore loyal, sympa-| thetic hearts than physicians, although | & person would be inclined to think | otherswise sometimes, Doctors, as a rule, however, repeatedly coming sickness, sufferi to control their after in contact with 1 | sorrow, learn lings, and although they might appear cold, callous and heartless, they are inwaraly as sym-| pathetic | Heeted as a less ex- perienced person would be A rather unusual scene was wit- nessed a few days by quite a| number of people on a certain street. | A little child lay ill, aud possible had been done to save he but to no avail. Slowly the innocent | little life ebbed away, and the potent | power of medicine was powerless to prevent it. ‘The two physicians, after exhausting their last remedy, realized that death was inevitable, and turned | their backs to the bed on which lay| the little sufferer, surrounded by weeping mother and relatives. The doctors bad done the best they could, and passed out of the room, through| the hall, to the front porch, and sitting on the nt steps both shed} tears that could not be restrained and of which they were not ashamed The picture was very expressive, and neighbors, when they saw the two physicians sitting on the steps crying, | realized that grim death was about to invade another happy home every thing It happened at a missionary ineet- ing the other day. I ey bad a new secretary, and it happened that she bore the same name that three or four of the other mem! did When the time for the payment of dues arrived—a time that is quite in- dispensible in church society circles —the new secretary remarked ‘Ob Miss B——I see you haven't paid your dues for several weeks !’ You’re mistaken, I have always paid them promptly,” retorted Miss B., with ill-cencealed resentment. ‘Beg your pardon, but I’m going | by the book,’’ apologis:d the new secretary, and several crowded) around to find out whether Mias B} had really liquidated her obligations | to the society or had gone amiss in this very essential duty, “Why, it’s your [own oame,”’ tri- umphantly exclaimed Miss B's bosom friend to the amazed and humiliated secretary, and so it proved to be: The surname of the new secretary and Miss B was the same. “UNKNOWN,” Phelps will play Miss Hog people w can do best. H in advance. The Casio Stock Company opened at Dawson Saturday night in a double bill, aud while the patron- age was not extraordinary, the com- pany made quite a bit, especially | Mrs, Bourne aud Little Haz The} troupe will present tonight Rough] Diamond,’’ Tuesday, ‘Lady Aud- and Wee jaat Lynne.’ Everybody Says So, ly Cathartic, the most won: scovery of ‘tho age, pleas- to the taste, act gently n kiduoys, liver and bowels, dispel. colds, onstipation d try a box 8. Ncldand gists. Cascarets ( erful 1 ant and refresh and positively system Habitual leansing the entire Saasanton at to cure by al} dru Notice to eribers, All of our carrier boys are sup- plied with receipt’ books and sub- scribers are requested to take re- |he was not paid satisfactorily. ink. The rollers of the press were rolled over the type on the ink plate, and seemingly the jtype in the half-barrel had been surred up with the ink. Cases of | Eva jucah and Cairo ) Line. Owned and Operated by the | Tennessee and Ohio River ‘Transpor- | tation Co. COLORED CHURCHES, DEPARTMENT. J, 4. Moore ..| Staple and Fancy Groceries, ma and dined ie Canned Goods of All Kinds iam, and 8p, ie _| Free delivery to all parts of the city. | se 7 "Re | Evansville and Padueah Packets (Daily excer |W. Dupee bid Cor. 7th and Adams. | Sere. JOR FOWLER and JUHN 8. HOPKINS] ,Derrgth ou Sunday Leave Pacucad ‘om Rev. W. 5. Bal pias he Steamer on Ki c oh, CWE a ph ” Physle an and ps | . : | Office 602 1-2 8, Seventh St “ i I nee Sixth, PIED THE TYPE 5 Office Hours 7:30 to 9 a. m., 1:30 to ; p. m., 6 to 8 p.m. And Poured the Whole Print-|\ i DR, W, H, NELSON Shop Into the Ink Barrel. |! . awa Physician and Surgeon, _ { COLORED LODGES, P 5 it fone High-Handed Vandalism at Caire, asonrc ake homens: Ill.—Printers Are Suspected, “ wh abo as One Had Made hae pee )! Threats, ' Friday at Cairo several misereant I i fice of Sol Farnbaker, who is pro-| .ii3"% : y - prietor of the Evening ‘‘People’’ of- | 00d Fellows 1 fice. Several strauge typos who had] ,Psjoee” t a ety Sree been working in the office are su sad we Hi LAUNDRY pected of the vandalism. The fact] 's ¢ ie Se Saad that they bave not been seen since | month at Colored Oa } i : To No. 1 t the mischief was done strengthens the | ,,2% i : stay be 1 ao Noga BOweNd Oy | theery [Coie New Machinery They had “some differences with} , G Mr. Farnbaker over wages they ood Work. nd one of then e threats thet with the office if This med due them, ad been heard to 1 he would get even aye ig ineach tonth a | job was done by printers, as no one else would haye thougnt of doing it i ay in'eesh thouth at in the manner it was done. The newspaper forms of type were emp- : a Thurs ied in the ink fountain of the press U.K and on the ink plate aoots first an ly in a half-barrel about artly, and part-| hird full of type, embracing all the body type in the office. and caps, ex- cepting that in the forms, eight cases in all, were dumped, some in the press the ut in the street lower case 1 saturday ok floor Halli-] news- seems s third saturday some under the on and one case 01 day avenue. The wreck of | paper dey ment of the office so complete that from the printer's standpoint there appears no way out of it but to buy 4 new outfit of Mrs. Will H. Clark is Arcadia this week visiting in Miss Anna P. 1 has returne terial. The pied type, due to the}home, after bh: spent several way the job was done, is not worth] weeks out of the ¢ boxing up for old metal. It isa hard blow for Mr. Farnbaker there is] Mrs. Bettie Hart was elected Graod Matren and Mrs. L Grand Secretary for the Kentucky at the grand chapter which met last week no insurance against such a disaster. Local printers who have worked for Mr. Farnbaker, however, say that the latter has always been in the habit of imposing on printers, and state There will be an anniversary en- crawled out, spluttering and wiping never pays one what is due bim. If|tertainment given by the her eyes, but instead of crying, glee-] New Company Treads the Boards| the wl stops to argue, he calls a er the Tabet goles Jn sd re cba: tully exclaimed to her mother, who ‘ m Piscean” tiie Weiss he bultronhir noes aducah anc had rushed to the rescue, “Ob, ma- at LaBelle To-Night. | been taught an expensive lesson ere tar td, invited at,Odd ma! Did you see me shoot the | 9 cae fs hall, Thursday evening, Aug- chutes?” all | cunt AnD audi se ‘i ; <M Manager Phelps Gets in With) 9 o etter ¢ ane Sid Mors hey srney Hal Corbett was nomi- i ¢ Origin of Vopalar kine t here for saitt obo Detnoeriie candidate. for| het Peeeihr=-Aaragoment mh ng [Louis esterday, ‘The next excursion congress in the district in which he Notes of Local Interest. plonsare gene a ue ated for Cairo, i. » Aug. 15. lived while a resident of Missouli, He cele fear - Mr. A. Pullens has already chartered Mont., a year or two ago. Political i | ater in which the the Chattanooga to make the trip speakings, with their concomitant! Manager P, A, Phelps and his| P8¥ed still gives “ Otis Kegiarad Dangiies t difticulties and dissensions are about! tock company, nine in pumber, ar-|20UNe wed old. 7 ‘ Tabor at Metropolis, Ill., will cele- the same in the far west as they are] rived Jast night from Nashville on|j:nelish, as many who have en brate the Taborian day, August 12th in Kentucky. and Attorney Corbett, | ihe steamer Buttorff, and are now] w. rod iplrenos-pidhe and the K cae ate bee before he could get to congress had] isstatted at La Belle’ park. i> gpa yh i; [pected to go down and join them in to get elected, hence be always Put! "The members of the company are: | ane In the district ., | ther Ko gallant dis- in his appearance when there Was Alarisses Bertha Phelps, Eberline Hoe| near N are very much | play. G. G. ANpERsoy king on har On one occasion | oan and Ella Reed, Messrs, Joba} Actes Syphon fag te ae t he made an ally eloquent |Tyetaney, King Russell, W. C. Ma- ‘ Safa iy The emancipation celebration held speech, concluding with a peroration|jone J.B. Clark, Verner Pl lps aval ° they have been famous for | 4 the new fair yunds last Satur- some ike this; ‘Now, gentle- ot | wit and comic fun lay, the 7th,was the greatest success , : 8 Manager P. A. Phelps, Mrs, Clark : ined eodces Mi obese atid " men, if you want to send me W COD} accompanied her husband, but is not] yates, whieh is # time when eves ebeations and he Commies gress, the honor will be conferred on| it the trou ’ vintage, which is n tine when every- [has been asked to have it next year one who will appreciate and respect} "+p, body ecems to he full of fu me place. All conveniences i BIKE oda iT have a beuatic| p.2u¢ company opens tonight at Cer peal: ty of seats for ful home, a lovely wife and three yA “eo hae 3 aa cant Fough Act had to stand up sgeteg its - od Ef eth never yet been produced in Paducali| *e ph got basa and. The largest not see fit to elect me ge yo Rds te aes : : own judgment, I beseech you.’’ “And by avy company, and is first-class) | mat was wel the popt lawyer dwelt at some]- A i po spared r length on the attractiveness of bis ¥ ’ i he v domestic life, and the beauty of his ‘ MT tlest of the whole compa After he had concluded, # rou tory inclades , es 0m hues : rig ag ht ignorant old fellow stepped up Be pore sever | Au ol Fa bgt they’ FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE CITY, will appear in the : others will bave no Eve 4 in the cast. The t latter] witty buffoon and 4 d part of the week will be announced) This example led to : later, ment of a dyoll or buf . paige Qf gomelians; ax MSHURSEMES The vitascope, at LaBelle Park alled alles ihe Theater, drew two large crowds yes- =e ame was Pucco a terday, beth aftern vod night, | Wa% ei course of time, #« The crowd last night was particularly | Poleces : nig Rix vr h large, which was quite a pleasart| Wohenel, and the Eng 8 surprige to the management, cousid-| oF previty, left off the latter part of the 28 ering the fact that it was Sunday] word, and called it plain Punch. ‘ night. Hoy July originated, history doce N Si not record; but it Is very easy to eur « 1 The Agnes Carlton: Phillips Com- | mise her ato Buch a merry fellow as ~ pany left noon yesterday for] Punch had as good a right to a wife as | Murphysboro, Lil,, where it tonight] anybody, if he could get one. Why not? | euy or a begins a week's engagewent, Mr. | Ono might think that his beot-like nase | \, f ; Moslv, formerly of Mabel Paige, is] Would have stood tm his way of f yet ; 4 woman willing to morry hir wit was an offset to this. V foml of wit, and Pr played his part ill if he could not have made it cover hts nose Now that we have have had a wife, and alec ome to have been Judy, what was more natural than for this amiable supla, now and then, to have a bit of a breeze? They lived a wandering life, ond, lke other people in their station, took @ little lquor to raise thelr spi its. After the effect was over, foelinga J")... little peevish, they fell to calling each | ' other names, and hard blows followed, Bo thie i» their whole history —Detroit Free Press. upposed Punch to . roa upposed her [P'stock in bP. aN eC. Gre ATTORNEY-AT-LA 120 8, Fourth, Roow No, 2 Chatrua © Commi 0. . 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Don’t fail to see our line of wheels before buying. are the only exclusive Bicycle house in the city. Complete repair shop. Free riding school to those 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. UETON. A. M. | SUTTON m Manager. "} 60-71 Dei neles Louisviiie ote We PADUCAH t Railway Co, The hari Thirteenth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and F street Northwest, WASHIN | European, $1.00 and up Anata, $1.50 to 2,50 ‘st-class family hotel o ¢ est on, and p ant home for tourists and sight nthe city. T. M. HALL, Prop | DR, W. . EUBANKS, | ‘Ofice Hours #10, 1-3, SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS |BLACKSMITHING * REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. Th W. Grae Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts oneal Tannin JAS. A. GLAUBER’S tata eed 'Livery, Feed and Boardiag Stable Cor, Third and Washingtoa. 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