The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 1, 1897, Page 3

man aod had ar a razor or up his sleeve for any man who bie him. Jo Grogan, YORED EPARTMENT. OOLORED LODGES, Judge Cook’s man looking for the popular side, a i of the Grace cliq Cal Ed Phillips, Chas. Jetton and others were noticeably absent, T! are always on the winning side. Bill Graham, Jim eo. Bernhar Is the exclusive and only authorized agent for Bs The John Foster Ladies Shee... THE N(CEST FITTING THE MOST STYLISH THE BEST SHOE — ~~ _On the market for the money. Billie Whitnell, Cole and other Republicans of prom: nence were crowded up in the stair- way of the court room and didn’t dare to say ® word. cond Monday in each 1 Smoot, who was chair- man of the convention, was som what confused and said at the close that he was glad the blamed thing “ALL STUFF JudgeC. M. Household of Ruth Meets ever} Gad Fellows Hall, every fourth Friday evenin Colored Odd Fellows’ Hal Western Kentucky N: ay About the Metropolis Jail Being Full of Prisoners. nd f each month at ¢ ® Pride Lodge N UNITED BROTHERS OF FR And the Judges All Too Lazy Hold Circuit Court, Big Bargains in Furniture Now is the time to go to Gardner Bros. & Co.’s, buy $25 worth of goods and get a nice bronze orna- ment clock free ABSOLUTELY FREE! We handle a full line of Furniture, Stoves, Car- pets, Mattings, Shades, Lace Curtains, Rugs, etc., at prices below the lowest. Gardner Bros. & Co. Your Credit is Good... 203-205 SOUTH THIRD STRET WRITTEN AT RANUOM. ‘Speaking of ruses adopted by different people to curry favor or le- piency with a court,’’ remarked Jus: | tice W «ster yesterday, ‘1 remem ber an amusing thing that happened in my court some time since Two boys were warranted for shooting an old Dutchman int ¢ forehead with a flobert rifle, and on the day of the trial the county attor ney and myself walked into the court room 'o pr <i with the trial, ‘We saw sitting oyer in one corner two stalwart mep, each with a bx on his lap. The boys were quite large, but their fathers, as they after wards proved to be, were bugging them up to their breasts as if they were not yet out of their ‘long clothes,’ and they were very quiet and child-like. ‘Bring in the defendants,’ the attorney ordered, and each man arose and walk arms. Here they air, an’ the; nuthin’ bat babies, yer honor, up ove, We all began to laugh of course I bad to dismiss the w rants on account of Uieir “te ye puts it’? aint spoke “If you've ever noticed,’ said a prominent doctor, yesterday, ‘most gut. No matter deaths occur at b how ill a person ts throngh the 1m be, if he or y always bope for a prolonga- nea’ tion of life through the following day. “This is because the excitement) aud bustle of the has # tendency to keep the energies ‘alert, and to act asa sort of stimulaot At night, » there} is a seluxation, or reaction, and the} her and less able to bear} up, hence dissolution is more apt to when everthing becomes qu body is we occur under these conditions than those that exist during the day.’” Those who see on the lay a picture of the Yellow Kid" need pot fear that the fad has been revived. re only one of the Those buttons unique methods of advertising Ho a's Alley,” which is to be one of the attractions at Morton's Opera The ‘Yellow Kid’’ is the principal character in the one who has a rd for wext wee comedy button atteuds the performance, ther will be a crowded house to enjoy the play. 0 Ove of the Western Union Tele-Juad it seems that he is a victim of | ver boys says he is not blighting atrophy, for has begun to fade in When ashed why, he replied ghost his usual rate of his commission would morse over sony row over a departed enveloped now in dense suspicion, or is it sometuing else? It is sometuing ele! n that piciure printed Monday graph mes an apple ley that if be Went al for office under McK locomotion, expire before he got into office. The on Col, owns the He wat something as mat WATER county are THIRSTY. o . A pavement that sadly needs at- tention is the one in front of the Haptist Fifth street. torn away, ard have been carried off. %. ‘Tue present city aay tneach month There has been considerable talk and newspaper cr'ticism in regard to no court being held in Meiropolis. The Metropolis “‘Journal-Republi- has the fol- explanation, lowing to say, afier stating the re son neither of the three jud hold court on last Monday, the day was not found to overflowing, but it now contains only eight prisoners, four of whom were placed there since the August ad- One of those in the jail the fall time is Mr. McElya who was arson along with Mv. ‘The other thiee were whet os belonging to a gang of five, of which two were then the three were were apprehended. 8 witness had to Pontiac and instead of scattering the |! session through ah Tent, No. 5 on in each month. 4 second saturday pm fo each month, Drill in" eaen moa at large and To try this cxse week they ad- joarned until “It is certainly in the name of jus- tice due our able bench to concede ww the statement of facis reasonable to admit that they are in Grand bi being a spring wagon. 1 arrived near DuaQuoin and went for miles, reaching Tam which, if kaown to us, P asitueaen cause us to act as they do. 3 due vur estimable roa before find At DuQuoia first passenger {rain would go worth in three days ailroad just completed led # consiru - they have indire ing the (wo years of their incumbe e Vickers aud no sullen unprofessional, cowardly sastling is | indulged in because ntlemanly aod finukly and openly express their dic- | Moreover we by informed that an hus been had for a lon the judges that Judge Roberts wool bold our courts afler the assigument party owes its succes money spent for labor on the stree deplorable co’ a Democrat ministration of the sh river and bow coun at 95e a bushel This corn was much of it on went up the W McKinley Ciul Odd Feliows’ sold at $1 a bushel, DISGRACEFUL POW-WOW 1s What the Murray Democratic Convention Was. erect a new school franchises and railroad 1 all requiring work, for which ¢ “GRAVEYARD OF EUROPEANS’ = The Dempa Electiie Lig he Washington street Baptist caareb give an enteiiainment on Sature No Europeans live « work for the unemployed, securing free grovel rovds, many other (hing that the t members aud dd Lo come out an two centuries was kn: {forward with a boy iv bis Chinese and Ara Europeans desert + sundown and betake sod themselves wo the A FACTIONAL FIGHT, lo the working men will a o# are broad and straight, and all tends tances are magnifies of Batavia, literally grandiloquent!y ae ¥ spaper reporter r as the pnewspas; t sex Itto Break Up Without lo pare to this, ibe council ena Eiceting a Clty - dates from 1621, when the Dutch remov d trom Bantam, where quarrels Javanese and the East India company hud been disturbing to trade for 15 and built Fort Ja river off which a cluster of islands sheltered a fine harbor. Its position in the midet was unhealthy and the ing as to seem Duteh records tell of 87,000 eolliers and sailors dying in the government gridiron of the between Port t, you can The bay crop he has wor were served were the 1¢ adsome presen gers will be at home West Clay met at the court house last night ip au vive a city com- As they have this time of the year, mortality was wut As yet Dot A se aud if the sced were cun’t be plowed sown they would man-Grace fac- the city walls between 1 the place at no time claiming the statement ¢ ; the Jones’ clique, a yearning that th to the highe and who built ho! els of 80 and 90 d their friend’s coals a bution bearing we ticket cai he Demoviacy due Grace crowd way ques- the Grave peo- the fever ofthe wa! ed by swamps, and facing a harbor the mud which were exposed at y walls were destroyed in alleged mure haughiy defiance from bis tone, the ness from bis face, 2 and elasticity bave deserted bi Sits disconsolut hfal choerfal-| e who were not Simon pure; torn down and st and there is now ar y town of red-roofed. washed houses, with no special f or picturesqueness to make i seenes either distinctively Modern Batavia buildings we! vis precipitated a general row, , cursing and waooping, mon sitieken wil Urbis feet aud peers Iuitively abous | the meeting me hunied beat fearing © . he jumps | suid yeil pnetor of Hote organization , | Phe Democrais ihe Republicans of hey don’t hay to the faves of Stadhuis might have been brought from land entire, a steam tramway starts and thence shrieks it to the farthest evburb, the tele phone helloes from center to suburb | | and modern inventions make tr ving possible, Century. COOK REMEDY CO BLOOD A SPECIALTY. . Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD ASGN permanently OURED IN 15 TO eas ‘You can be treated at home fi under same guaranty. If y game here we will contract (0 re and hotel bills, and no © iF YOU HAVE = loway county that from its door lowest down ne, and who is the Democratic ne- was there and as se each side Was the vote was very cli | pulling for him, but atier he g |seli braved up by theside of **) ued up in a speech U Republicans trembling on he «Cou ier-Journal”’jtells a joke Layiium, of Louisville, who Maytield Water works w where the people ot | suffering for water, and shed bis brother, Mr, Jobo who is superintend- of the Mayfleld water works, to furnish gratis every- body in Graves county with all the they wanted. In reply he ree ceived a telegouy from his brother follows: ‘You have je a big mistake in ordering free These silverites in Graves was addressing iy this Ume tue oppe sod a stampede A sensation bas the vicinity of Fourth It is said that late at ou was in a The purpose of the meeting was to boosi Judge Cook for circuit judge, but he seeacd to bave seramble aud this will only to Judge Breathitt's are heard hy the neighbors, many to believe ing murdered, that some one is be rouble, or else have found ii impos AWE CONVEN “ION, much racket, he Republican: evjoyed it great. r Unele Bud Jones 18 tor anything the majority is sure to Judge Willis, of the foliowing in chureh property on North |drouth of 1854, which lasted from | In places it is entirely} June until October, wany of the bricks}over Southern Lilinvis aud South westerh Kentuc' H Metropolis, tel regard to the gi WE QUARANTEE TO CUR We,goliclt she most obstinate, conse and chat lor a case we cannot isdiseane has always baffled ie omc pat i the noted gold bug ling in silver ha:ness, questioned bE epesteny of everybody except Yougue, who lefe the house aud bolter at the the sheriff of) was thought Johuson county he started with se council is respon-Jeral prisoners for Alton, their von | Frank Pool was eathusiastic Grace y first a every bey Meets every » ROF ODD FELLOWS 7th & Adams, | Meets first aund each month at Colored | at 06 U 0 OF. ning in e 4 Meet month wt 2a31—Me * Hal 1783— Moe slay evening ENDSHLP. in'each mouth a ¢—Meets second Thurs i Broadway in each month, No. 65, fourth Thursday uighis {a each orday No. 54, meets at each month, Palauum, No, ih 'mouih a 4. and hodist) Sun. m aud 8p, at Odd nal Brod “News’’ says| Republican 1 politics t sation of To the viciors| s at the ,and Mr free | aulend these Your duty catls you t Club of the resi- Ww be fit Nuptials, dd Mr, E aicied last ence of her Seventh st’ ec Sevenib officiating t daughter of is quite a fa- ors is an enploye in the I. C. 0 congral+ A Quict Wedding in High Life ith Seventh street Mr. Be the Dlinoi depot, was of matri- Brown, the ved daugh- Key the Sevenih Siree This ead } the couy uiet aff iavited Their wities pre= tlberto, pio- Weexterd Rastts | Celephone orders filled until 11 o’clock at night during wee Telephone 101. loth and Madison Streets Saturday nights, and Ct | nee Does All Kinds of Water, Gas and Sanitary... PLUMBING !|:*: Steam and Hot Water Heating Sewerage, * 132 South Fourth Stree, \ 329 Court Street Phone 201 _J. BERGDOLL, PROPRIETOR-—— Paducah - Bottling - Co. SLEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In kegs and bottles, drinks—-Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange and 12 o'clock P ADUCAH, KY. FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts marin (, owee A. GLAUBER’S Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable Cor, Third and Washingtoa. EPHONE 148, SCIE NTIFIC_AND ‘FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING “| REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranreed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet. 2d and 3d YTION LIFE and TORNADO Wall Paper »” 4 Window ‘shades IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. PROMPT ATT vl. S. GREIF Third Street. VEN TO ALL ORDERS ‘elephone No. 87 Rose & Paxton inds of NSUrAance Olfice over Citizen’s Saving Bank. ing wheels from us. Don't fail to call costly, in- near Palmer Houct High- Grade Bicycles and BicycleSundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $68.60 Don’t fail to see our $45.00 Overlands and Rugby on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don’t fail to see our line of wheels before buying. We are the only exclusive Bic . Complete repair shop. best yele house in the city. Free riding school to those buy- remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works, 126 and 128 North Fifth street, Good returning until train Veiled Prophet par in full operation, thus offering features for vi ets and further r City ticket o Important Notice, thereby save to proceed by law to collect settled promptly. Ep HL. Puryear, GREAT EXCURSION ST. JAMES HOTEL To ST. LOUIS, VIA WLINGIS CENTRAL R. R. MONDAY, OCT. -—8T, LOUIS.—~ Rates, $2.00 Per Day. Room and Greaklast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. Goop Rooms. Goop MEALS, Goop SERVI When you visit St. Louts stop at ST. JAMES HOTEL BROADWAY AND WALNUT. t to He Gasoline Stove WORKS 128 Broadway. Old stoves re- modeled and made good as new, Caas. A, Fisk. ‘The Ardmore, us knowing themselves in- | Thirteenth street, between } Pennsylvania avenue and F street Northwest, WASHINGTON, D. ©, European, $1.00 and up Rogers & Son, ~~ HANNAN American, $1.50 to 2,50 First-class family hotel. No liquors, Convenient to cars and places of inter est. Most central location, and pleas- ant home for tourists and sight-seer 26tt] y the city. T. M, HALL,|Prop. RAILROAD TIME TABLES, Nashville, Ceitiancogs & St, Louis Railroad, PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, 4pm iets sais ioe 131 3% L ton 1% pm 690 pm All 1 ventana dalip, ‘Through train and oar service and vc as, Texas Ail points ‘Southwest. for further informa: tot eal op or arena wed op A.J, Weleb, D. P. A.” Memphis, Tenn W. Danley, GP and A Nashville, Tenn, FB Teachout ©. P.and T. A.,P. Paducah Ky, E. S. Burnham. agent, Paducah, Ky mer House jepot ticke (LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVIIONS. NORTH BOUND— No 22 No 24 No 2 tv New Orleans. 900 am Ly Jackson, Miss. 158 pm Ly Memphis #15 pm Ly Jackson, Tenn.10 3am 1008 pm Ly Cairo, 1055 am a” 1210pm 600 Ar Evansville . $55 pm 10am ar Besa = 950 pm 1190 am Ar Nortou 539 338am 1080 ArSenratciy “83pm tian isan Ar Horse Branch. 749pm Slam 1.25pm Ar Owensboro... 940 pm 510 pm Ar Louisville <oyjam 518 Cincinnatt..... fm °P Sourm BouNp— No®i No®s No 2" GyCincinnati...... 700 pm 255 pm eit Louisville .).)) 33am 706 pm- $40am Ly Owensboro... 10 4 am oa 605 pm 300 bm 185 am Ar Natchez - All trains run aatly Nos208 and 24 carry Pullman buffet siee careund free reclining chair cars between Cut ciua U and New Orleans, ‘Nog 201 and 202 run solid ‘bevws snd Mew Orleans, carrying Pollan bute ‘Train 20 carries Paducah-Louisville slew opeu in Paducah union depot at @ p. oes it, west, Direct connections for all points aorth and south. Ticket oMces, Broadway Inder the Palmer, and at the union depot. ST. LOUIS DIVISION. NonTR BOUND. 08 Er Geave Paducah. Opm, 6:15pm Arrive Metropoiis. 00 pm, 7:40 pm rantsburg. N42 pm. 8:40 pm Barker city {8815 pm, 10:05 p in " ion. < 2:45 pm, 11.06 pm “ Carbond Cees 9:28 Dm, “Pinckneyville... 4.50pm) 1:50am St Louis... 0000000 78pm, 716 am 0TH BOUND. mo 308 Le LOWE sscneessss+s 81008 m, 8:04 Dm East St. Louis S89 m, 8:18 pw Pinckneyville 0258 mm’ 11 pm “ Garbondale 1:45 & tn, “Marion 24 pm. “Parker City”: 8 pm, 3:45 a Grantsburg 1:20 pm, 6.000 O his 2:05 pm, 4:53 a arrive Paducan-. 3:80 pm 7:90 8 Stop tor meais Tun daily, ‘This is the popular line to St, Louis ine Chicago and al! points north and west; ‘Train leaving Paducah, dally at 6:15 p.m nas through Pullman Palace Sleeping. and Parlor Car for St, Louls. Double berth rates, M0; char rates, 78 cents further’ Information, reservations, dees, eve youll OU OF address J.T; Douovas GT. A’, Valmer House, Paducah, or A. H. Wanson, General Passehger Agent Chicago. Missouri Pactri¢ RaiLway ‘The Great Through Line From To KA! ry, St Luis ARP st TRY TNE NEW FAS WEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, fon Mountain Route, The most direct line via Memphis to all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. WEST AND SOUTHWEST, Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, TuroveH Coaches MEMPHIS TO Dauias AnD Fort Worrn, For maps, rates, free books on Texas, Ar sansas, and all Western States, und furthet ‘nformation, call on your local ticket agent or write &. T, G. MATTHEWS, S.T.A. LOUISV RY TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSIiNON Nashville, Chattanooga and St, Louis Railway Don’t Forget Tis py tis rine you secure the of speed, safety, comfort MAXIMUM and satisfaction at the MINIMUM of expense, anxiety, both- er and fatigue. EXCURSION TICKETS On sale at reduced rates from all points om this line and connections, to NASHVILLE and Feturn, “ring the contintanee of the Tennes- see Centennial aud Lu jonal Exposition, Between Nashville and Chattanoo: PULLMAN Ka, AUlants, Augusta, Macon, J Patace. Suaviule, KHoxvi'le dod Asbev' Washington, Haltimore, Pailadel: SLEEPING phia, New York, Portsmouth, cans... folk Jackson aid Mem) his, Little exarkana, Sherman, Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth PALACE DAY COACHES ON ALL TRAINS! Information pertaining to TICKETS, ROUTES RATES ETC. will be cheerfully furnished upon application to Ucket agents, or to \. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Southeastern Passenger N Ortheastern Passenger Fourth street, Cincinnatt. OWARDIN, Western Passenger Agent, m te Railway Exchange Building, St, .. Northern Passeuger Agent, juetie Hutiding. Co 5 SON, Southern Py nt, Chattanooga, ‘Tenn W. L. DANLEY, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Nasuyata staDlismed Ibo, Tacorpor sted 18, Johnson Foundry and Machine Co, M aren an Steam Engines, Bots, House’Fronis, iil Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings. Castings of all kinds, AovcaH, . : Kexvooxy,