The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 18, 1897, Page 3

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We handle a full line of Furniture,*’Stoves, Car- pets, Mattings, Shades, Lace Curtains,’ Rugs, etc., at ‘ . prices below the lowest. , Your Credit is Good TALKING ABOUT--- Juries and th J dD Greer stood in a crowd ot Fit Broadway yest i “LT remenbe 1 © « narrated n which f was placedon «jury, It w first time he had ever » fler the case he me i said, ia a serious, tho f Dave, I t k Ime sit o ‘Weil, Pt ‘you see first ove nose, popyed up # Why, A 1 asked ely right, 1 sa’ to my He low, with 4 no and mate sta a We he jusi proved to my wind t ¢ tr low bad told a course, 1 said 1 ‘ kinder art i the long no aul i ‘statement il “ . t all, T said, and f s , 1 self for u 1 7 ant, and he tol , ‘ € the witnesses. 7 said to myce! thou that mayb we te um with bin an if he it truth, Then bis lawye He One ¥ the hooked nose, w nal Boe" statement,’ called in» lot of f the first set of wot vela } ta downrig I ‘ & that= men coatd 1 . { falsehoods, [ said ‘But don't ye ven showed where his ‘statem we exactly right, and where \ yer aud all the wie 1 side had sworn lies wk fist at the other lawy , ‘ hooked 0 dl sti yok that’s the righteous ve “0! - an honest mao, j ad Jong nosed lawyer was right all che way through eal “Thea the hooked nose lawyer got up, aud my, but how he did sli tH up the Jon) ed Jawyer aad tis lying witness I see now tha right, I said to myself aud ['m sorry 1 felt so harshly towards bin, ‘Well, we, the jury) went up| and stuck together fora few day i d pone of us thought alike. We | coulda’t agree on which one of ty of lawyers was right, and when ta {| judge turned us loose, 1 thought to - AB wyselt, ‘You weren't cut out for ne 4 1 dd— if 1 ever am ove 4 juror: in, Dave, Col, Wert Mills, ul as long as IT live!’ ashing youn 2 drummer, removed his cigar, flippe | ' the ashes off and suid, “Well, that reminds me of & fanny thing that happened down here at Murray the a A other day - “1 happened to drop in a ma i trate’s vilive there, and found them trying to get a jury in some case to be tried, One fellow was called ; 4 and said he had siready formed av opinion on the cas he was a once excused, A fellow named Walter Stubbl field was standing in front of me among the spectator and the jastic ld, 1 in Bros. & Co. £03-205 SOUrH TH(%9 sreic VIVISECTION IN olnin A return was lately issued on shows the number of experiments pe that rondd all experimental work has beei «l in suitable places, ‘There { >a te showin aature of th and specifyir hether these were don of a painful nature, I ports it has appeared that the only e: the medical ins; “it would be crue wise subjecting it to the trivial operation o a prick with a ne ing of the act is such that the adminis tration of anaethetics ca spt b to annesthetize 1 with ex z that tati Uceable for the t being pr of expe censees have been loyal to mental work, and to profit by it, and (3) under license alone or under any ape- inl ¢ te, #0 that the publfe may judge which expe: ts, if any, were ‘om previous re MASONIC . | Masonic Hall, 222 Broadway, Third Floor rather than other+ 1 animal before le, and yet the word- in no case be certifirate f ‘insensibility cannot ‘oduced without necessarily frus- to the circumstances, it is nevertheless allowed for inoculations.” e increase of inoculations and riments whieh has been no- cars {s, says © remedies cannot safe: pou human yusly tested in one class (Table A) the ments was 1,516, “IN "ENGLAND. _ periments performed without anaes: | *hetic of the t re of inoculations ‘Zion Lodge No 6— or hypodermic injections, These, aay® | Wednesday evening in each or for the home of- |, Susannah Court No. 2 fice, Dr. G. V. Poore, are now, in order to Jessen any chance of misapprehen+ on, placed in a class by themselves, | ry ording to the report, the process of lation is inadequately provided » the act of parliament fourth Monday In ei Stone Square Lodge No. 5—Meets every se. cond Monday in each month Owned and Operated by th : COLORED the number and experiments performed, &nd Cairo Packet ine. Tennessee and Ohio River ‘eo uad formed on living animals during the tation Co. y under licenses granted un INCORPORATED, the act 39 and 40 Viet., It re lates to England and Scotland, The eumber of mms Who held licensee was 296, of whom 70 made no experi- ments, The names of ail licensed places are given in a table, and tabular evi- lence is afforded, establishing these ‘ansville and Pad: Prva dened points: (1) ‘That licenses and ce: Strs. JOR FOWL! YiUHN S, HOPKINS sates have been granted only on the Leave Paducah ae ne cle Paty - recou not persons of high scien | Paduéab and ro Packet Lae ( Ally except tifle s (2) that the licensees are seane Tie dow: persons who, by their training and edu Leaves Paducah at ss, in fiifed to undertake experi+ iM KR, Suet DEPARTMENT. COLORED LODGE ih month, DEPENDENT ORDEROF ODD F: 2, Ladies—Meets every ows Odd Fellows Hall, se corner 7th & Adams, Household of Ruth, No. (#—Meets first and third Friday evening in each month at Colored t 1 G Ceremonial Temple No. 1 third Tuesday night in 1d Fellows Hail. Paducah, Lodge No. 1s15—Mee and third Mond Odd Fellows Hall Paducah Putriarchs No, 79.G U Meets every second Friday evening in each month at Colored Odd Fellows’ Hall Past Grand Master's Council every fourth Frid: Colored Odd Fello' Western Kentucky Lode. lay inewch month at ing in each Broadway. Siavers if the Mysterious Ten, st m=Mects the trai Tuesday iu'ench month at 333-U. KT. eh mc joiden Rule Tabern: frst 0 or- ets mouth wt erery second ‘and fourth the objects of such experl- pt eR ments. Notwithstanding that the] young Men's Pride L pe 1789-—Meets wording of certifleate A is not wholly [every second and fourth Wednesday evening fall over No, 22 Broadwi UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP, Bt Paul Lodge No 6—Mects every se and fourth Monday evening in each ont ely tocontinue. The dis- | 131 Broadway, toxins has necessitated a | Golden Rule Temple—Meets second ‘Thurs t ulation expert: ]44¥ in each month, at 181 Broadway Je, No. 45, meets first and third Wednesday nights in every month Queen Sarai Tabernacle N and fourth Monday nights r (Table B) 5,084. Near: | ~agadaline tabernacle, Ne ly all the latter were inoculations | third thursday nights in eacl (nade, under anaesthetics, upon ro |. Lily of the West rabergacle, No. 65, Mect Jents), with object of diagnosing | Sovud Spa fourte thursday nights {x each {TORNADO Elegant Carriages and Turnouts JAS. A. 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INC ORPORATEL PADUCAH, RY I don’t see how it is," spoke up derstand,” interrupted the judge, | fs. the ack and (lice ask [MertnsaiemO ne me eee @ 0) (hat two lawyers on op- | ‘that you were found sleeping on 9] ° © cases in which the letter of the | Star of Paducah Tent Meets second saturday 1 les in a can get up | doorstep, that you have no visible} jay yw quoted as showing the difficul- Lh oleeppetigese . : wad h other al! soris of | means of support, and that you have | :ieg of interpreting the act in relation |pmineach month.” Moet Mita Saturday u en get ht up, go out | been seen under the influence of | to inc 0 Star of Hetbelehem Tent, No. §8. meets 4th i uk w b other and | liquor.’’ “What of it?'? eried the] ‘The first case was that of a licensee | S4turé i mone * ur. Some of it would be| prisoner. “Though Iam as poor as| who holds a certificate A (dispensing | ,, oval Media, Garfield Pal ie 1 ne always. Richard § when he made his| vith anaesthetics) for the inoculation [7:29 p, a. ; Y essayed : >» explain | bod in th of a glass sy tory i] i be Ag, . nhs get ee ereirrinn Commadeey, Nou, DI ; ‘ ¥, “while we ate/asdrapken as Dick Steele, who wa A ormed undae | an. one case, way-| fall oinestenths of his time jas ragged | TS thetic was ad- ‘ — 1 the most con-| dling vour; as immoral as Byron; ertifleate Aja fointh anniversary Saturday adly terms. ‘Then, | dirty as Sam Johnson There proceedings |6 to ¥, Everybody had a del w vers do to each other wien] there!" cried his’ honor impaiiently, | * ¢ «ppreciable }iime, She received many handsome ya case is principally for] +L have no doubt your associates a J has expiair and valuable presents, “Those pro € a disreputable lot, and I shall deal] "(Ret i enone Ue ent were: — Misses Georgia Si with you in sach a manner as to quiftty wt hi Louise Greev, Mable Barret, | ase them to give Oak! wide | py, hin, t Canford, Sara Smith, Nellie Frauk- berth, Sixty days at , A nen thiai lin, Mattie Moore, Bessie McKinney fi Me. Clerk, furpish the coustable with Yorded any evidence of dis- | Mable Marable, Lizzie Jone, Belivi t sof tue vagaboads men- Phis being the case, it is pow Jand Wilma Jones, Tince’ Hamilton, 1 thelieve Noah Franklin is he prisoner: experiment might have | Lillie Buggs, Ruth and Hester Boyd v ed sone one else, of + ler the license alone, | Nellie Boyd, Ophelia Morton whieh he ' og ae Man an citence Nas ueed In retation te | Messrs. James Canfield, Willie Lov wenaee § yeslanlay'| iavercra, the eller tar ann Phe second cavewas that {28> Jol Morton, Byron ¢ is Crossland’s spec’. | vee of the city sais vait th a chen te . Noida s ti only, | Manes Stovan, Frank Boyd, I ’ wh t means WHEAT ihe police court fitled Wilkens (ane | « ents, yd Moore, Prentiss Coles a speech fo Lely tank with the names of witne wy ba h te (which | George Garret and others. Mr. Jo- leslred in the case. It was given A 4) bat ur mice | sey h Hawilton, teacher. ; se pollie ie darvs, bat ihas enlaa’s isin ngs + {ne [table was spread for one _ : ead it, One took it down to loodless scratches | ‘The Trilby Social Club will meei s vese laandry, but none of the Ce- | thetles. It would be} with Mrs. C, Thompson tonight , ls eveo, could make it out , te to all members are requested to come ve y nti leepair, When the case wae called 9 experiment under the li Ye low) Jack Preventative, sie a the court the next day, the sub: |)" : h be performed) = Guard against. Yellow Jack anc f andl eoa was returned marked “not ex- | peta : Sy pty keeping the system thoroughly cleaeu I : uied,”? aad the lawyer, hot in the] r . thetics, It might pos. {nd free from germ breeding matter. y he olor, remarked in retaliation that | sibly “ dh t such a pro-|Cascarets Candy Cathartic — will bited tt test fee tue police ougit to bave gone to} 2eedin ot ‘an experiment caleu- | clease the system and kill all con \ even batted bi} hoot while they were young. sted to give pain’ within the meaning | agious disease get ulmwfy: y He was perfectly impertarba Pil hal tits {the act, This, however, is a question of ev ly present: tha Talking about rats, a story is jtold application for ye Was ell tonoceat man, or} Mr. Joba Storch, the well know hire tosh of 1r06 abeve, hoewaker. He recently ascertained —— ~ hat his paste disappeared very raj Rejotee. Big hearted B cd was mad filly, and after a sev days) inv . that oy espa ct wectis 6. continued | -igation, discovered that it was a rat “ sailcas 4 , Lia | or a more jo- {that comuitied the depredations, He { our prod t and v y than Bull Reed | was lucky enough to see the sleek v h_ reduced ‘ vor, but when | Prosperous rodent once or twice, an ‘ If silver were ncluded a day ur two ago to lay wy Y I 1 hin, whenjfor the scamp. He constracted ee . ( 4 i he was trap, with tr ul yea t Is shook. He zned to fall on the e the : ‘ sata imal aud crash him juto it : ; nls lb when | Bocuous desuetude, 1 baited the 1 to seei 1 room, ‘Talk- |same with fresh mes the i e protit | ing about suutorian tone Vi- | might with th mn of are trying to force silver eloq you could heurd | eterual emancipation from his paste y use at a value above i. to the ends of the earth, almost, | eating enemy by daylight. The f Ams npass ail prices ang it seemed Like, 1k was a masierly lowing morning, — however, uj s all obligations, and bring off opening the shop, he was amazed pS erkgaos rele rparplbvaig, Avan find that te rat was too slick for the ae ae adh orang oaryeoad Major Josiah Harris made bis} irup, He had succeeded in devouring Bae owen ees cel « yuinst Noah F lin at "1! the meat from the trigger, half of the | of accomplishment, and the continued disadvantage, He had tospeak at te, and then whetted bis teeth on | decline of silver does that night, when there were not many|s teadea last and nibbled ‘away the| The coat of producing silver has been the e, while if he bad spoken the next] jeg; portion af a tine pair of uppers declining, and so far as the deel in lay, he would have spoken to 4] inadvertently left on the bench tur | it price is responsive to this it ed house, and maybe Tday before. So far as is known ai |‘ Bot d ns tO the’ miner and Je boomed his candidacy for common] present, the rodeat’s appetite is still | BEM favorable to all persons who sti aston “talk ot. hed continues upeqeal tothe femaad, benefit.—N, Y. Journal of Com: | ase last might, Lt was in a suit . Tee when the colonel tiist began practic- Yesterday's *Courier-Jouraa ing law, One witness was firstintro- | contained a list of probable members 1, and after he testified a wit-fof the Colonels nex and it will Important Notice, nees came in who gave it a9 b's opine} ao doubt be tment to| All persons knowing themselves in- vt ass Incorporate ion that the reputavion of the frst] local baseball earn that | debted to the firms of Rogers & King} "*?’’* ‘# ; witness for trath and veracity was} Peter Dov La is not oa the|®%4 John Rogers & Son are hereby not good, and that he could not be} list, ind Peter is not the | Warned to call and settle the same at Ighnson believed on oath, Then some other! phenomenal south-paw he used to be |O8¢e at my oflce, No, 127 South} ¢ fellow came in and swore that the last| considered. But then Secretary | Fourth street, and thereby save to and nobody believed anything pe, 8 back, and as he paid $1,-|% proceed by law to collect sume, aid, and then the next witness swore | 000 (more or less) for Peer, maybe | ess otherwise settled promptly, saan that the latter was no better, ‘Thus | Peter will now improve, Ep H, Puryear, ac ina § it was through the whole case, and| Pie | Receiver of Rogers & King and John wen the evidence was alin 4 Rees ee and Nat Butier,| Poser & Sen d2ctt Monutacturers and Dealers ir harder to determing Wao Was entitled’) who were injured in the bicycle races 2s ote $ B DER PORNO: ce startin the big events at St. Louis} ‘Yo the Traveling Public: Health House'Fronts, Mill Machinery The wisdom of our police justices! Saturday, oNivers of the state of Tenne have is proverbially pheaomenal, From { * justracted theit inspectors not toa And Tobacco Screws, Brass an Oakland court there reaches me a] paducal is to have mine to leave trains south and Iron Fttings, Castings pape lee yale et roatiine ahs I wee they hold health of all kinds, ht as easily have happened fo the} oy te of : ae ute certificates stating that they have not | 4 Borongh of Manhattan, rem es tho| a Cuple ot Years. | Saturlay night, | eon exposed to infection for ten|PAPuoKM, —¢ + Kantucny, Saunterer in ‘Town Topivs.” Alicre aud us the company has re-| days, Health certificates must be! ~* distinguished literary man stood Up] cord qulondid indorsements where, {2igued by proper health oflicers, and; BROADWAY HOUS2. swver to the usualeharge of va ees phe a 1. it ix likely. thar {if Hot under seal, mast ho certified |” est hotel in the city grancy. ‘1 object, your honor,” he] eaoa , row Will grevt it here, {DY @ Justice of the peace, or other| — Bes mmodations, nicest rooms, said with to this perseeu- | a y {oliver qualified to administer oaths. | MEALS 25c—-$1.00 PER BAY, Specialty, Eyes, \y: T. 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