The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 6, 1898, Page 1

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Price 25¢. Samples free. Gif cram A DRUG STORE #2" & BROADWAY. OOD’ POISON A SPECIALTY Secondary or Tertiary B1oon PoIsoN permauently CURED IN 15 TO 35 DAYS eu be treated at home for the same ‘under same qu: If you prefer here we will contract to pay your fare and hotel bills, ar* no charge h, Mucogs b oat, Pimples, Cop 3, Uloors OM avy part of « eg falling out, it condery the most obs! | fo (in world fo vo we ctonet is benind our unconaitional Rataee.. sAbwolite Proof ent wealed o@ to cul \ IF YOU HAVE 2 ~ = SLO0D PO 6 )WE GUARANTER ys ae has aware enied ‘the t ees oelnen jane Pet page bok seDt tree. empie, Chiravo, 1M, 1305 Third | ri _ jected _ - er of rat- Artas—Per0} was 8 }OUSTED THEM. the —_ |;aid F Leap Flacet Court tn Chris- ~ Turns Yut Democra‘s, GHopkinsville, Ky,, Jan, 6.—A spe- sal term of the new fiscal court, com- posed of five Republicans and three Democrats, was eld yesterday morn- ing. A resolution was oust ing the county off ted at the regular session by the old Democratic court. The Republican of- ficers were elected tg succeed them : County physician, Dr. Andrew Sar- gent, who isa tative in the legislature ; manager, Jobn Martin; road supervisors, J. K. Majors andJ. H. Dunham; deli quent tax collector, J.J. Allen. The action of the court is regarded asi revolutionary aud great indignation ws expressed. Litigatiun will follow, and the ousted officers are confident of reimstatement, DURBANT READY. Rehearses His Last Acts and Makes His Last Requests, San Francis neys for Durrant visited Gov, Budd at the bome of his niece in this city, and presented a petition praying for executive interference in the Durrant The petition stated that Dur- rant was a vital witness in the slander suit brought by his mother against Horace Smyth, « juror in the murder trial, who, it is alleged, circulated sensational stories regarding Dur- rant’s family relations. Attorney Deuprey still threatens to spring ® sensation in the case. Theodore Durrant has rehearsed the scene of his own death. At bis own request, made absolutely without emotion, he has been told every inoi- dent that will mark the minutes of his last hoare of life, From the moment that he awakens next Friday morning until Warden Hale giyes the signal to spring the gallowa@rep Theodore Durrant knows what xpected of him, TRICKED BY RUSSIA, Ghina Led to Believe England Contemplated Capture of Port Arthur, London, Jan. 5.—The Shi correspondent of the Daily Mail says:) Tho Russians tricked China into consenting to an occupation of Port Arthur by representing that the Brit- ish fleet was coming to gapture it. They also asked the Chines¢ to pro- hibit the ep from landing. The jatter refused, but the Englishmen going ashore at Port Arthur are shad- je 9 by the Russians,’’ LOOATED Iv ; Ny: JL. Wolff to Open = ‘ptore. OOLS STOLEN, Seyeral Carpenters Lose Valu- able Ones. Tom Williams, Colored, Arrested and Locked Up, Mr. T. H. Wallace, the well- known carpenter, bas a strong tool chest. He bas been employed at the Flournoy warehouse, in course of construction at Ninth and Harrison streets, and bis chest was so much stronger than the other chests that several other carpenters had been depositing their tools in it for safe- keeping at night. Last night some one broke the double lock and stole a large quantity of the tools, Mr. Wallace alone lost about $10 worth, and it is not known how much the others lost, This morning Officers Harlan and Jones found some of the stolen too! They had been sold to Frank La rence and Dick Clark. Thomas Will- jams, colered, was identified as the one who sold the tools, but he denies selling them. He lives at 921 North Ninth street, and was locked up for grand larceny. Finger Painfully Cut. Mr. John Ellis, the well known Jefferson street blacksmith, cut tho end of a finger off this afternoen while gt work at the Star Laundry, on North Fourth Beautiful vases that were selling at 40c., all go at 25c, Banquet lamps that sold for $3.75, all go at $2.75, st Noab’s Ark Great Removal Sale, now going on. No Appointments Yet. Chiet wood hgs not yet appointed the two stationmen he was authorized to appoint at the last council meet- ing. He will consult the fire com. mittee in making the. appointments, It is understeod there is alarge num- ber of applicants for each place. M, E. Services, Those who were fortunate enough to hear Dr. W. K. Pinch at the Broadway Methodist church were de- lighted. He has impressed all as an earnest and eloquent preacher, e revival grows in interest. ‘The church is working and expecting & great meeting. Preaching at 10 a, m. and 7:30 p.m. Pell Non Est. Robert Pell, who was warranted rt asssulting his wife with a clothes ush, has not b arrested. He in Mechart@@irg, and could found lad \}j live A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT, A Farmer Burns to Death in Mis Own House. Carrollton, Ky., Jan. 5.—Lefay- ette House, s wealthy farmer, was cremated today by the burning of kis own house Colored Couple Married. Mike Bush and Voida Butler, col- ored, were married by County Judge Tully at 11 o'clock this forenoon. NEW TIME CARD. The Illinois Central to Get An- other Sunday. The Exact Changes Are Not Known Here, A new time card on the Lilinois Central for next Sunday is an assured thing, but the changes that will be made will not be defi y ascertained until the cards arrive. It is known, however, that the train which now arrives from Central City at 10:15 a. m. will he annulled. The old system of running a train from Fulton to Louisville, leaving here at 8a. m., and of running a train from Louisville to Fulton, ar- riving here about 6:15 p. m., will be re-instated alone, without the ex- tra accommodation, The train that now arrives at 10 a,.m. has but two) coaches. Changes will likely be made in the time of other trains, but none rad- ical, HILARIOUS RIDE, Story of Two Bibulous Men and ~~ a Coffin. They Lost the Coffin Three Times, Arid Then Went to Sleep, Two men from Ballard county hac a wild, hilarious ride one day las! week, on the road lealing from ducah to Ballard couaty, the facts of which were first brought to the city today. They came to Paducah afier a coffin in which to bury Mr, ‘Pink’ Morton, of near Bandana, After yisiting a local undertaker and mak- ing arrangements for the case, they began celebrating the holidays. Ac- cording to reports, after taking as much as they could themselves hold, they bought a jug and started home- ward with the coffin and th@onor + ive loads, haying lost the Cas a! the road. Once}, miles back of Pa.| Kfast, $1.00. ¥ Toss of time. §1,00 Per Day.} boat will be puto) wears, while she is undergoing repa: ‘The Buckeye State passed Paar Sunday. RAILROAD RUMORS Reported That vopular “Jack” Flynn Is to Be Promoted. It is reported that Trainmaster J . Flynn, of the Llinois Central, b tween Paducah and Central City, is to be appointed superintendent of the Evansville division, vice Mr. L, A. Washington, who will be assigned to some other position. een confirmed, but it is t should the ap- pointmest be made Mr. Flynn will |have no successor as trainmaster of this divj-ion, as the division of Mr. Frates, from aducah to Memphis, will be extended from Central Cily to Memphis. bs aw ¢ Hon. John K, Hendricks returned this morning from Smithjand. Col Heudricks stated that he had perma- nently located jn Paducab. He and Judge W. 8. Bishop have opened® an office On South Fourth street n Broadway, where Judge Tully’s office was formerly lo Large 18 inc ets, 14c., worth - Fire sets and ‘al coal vases, all at your own ali’s Atk Great Removal g on. “A Little Farm Well ‘Tilled.” ISt. Louis @lobe Democra: Laifisiana claims the [in the world, situated “in t western part of the State, It contains 1,500,000 300 miles of navig able waters, 36 miles of railway ulties and $50,000 worth of fencing A company of Northern capitalists owns and operates the tract, ig steam plows on cultivated lands. But the farm is chiefly devoted io rais catile on pasture stations or ranches, existing every six miles, There is a great field for capital in the Soutb under thoroughly settled aud friendly able tendences, who , Was informed by her ves on in the sign book, aud dreamed on Jock of his hsirjand been those asterol of ¥, and toa mecjum, me to go ahead to one Dalton y 1897 . 1898 in the New _ Peni sylve le Nori eer y WASHINGTOR,; Van let $1.50 to Pra =. ef Ring “y hotel. Noli Bakers rot Inter: |F J. Bergdoll, ‘sd places of inter: _, We are getting ready to greet our friends and patrons of 1897 with many bargains for the new year. We are busily éngaged taking ( inventory after the largest and most successful year’s business in the history of our house. Our Square i are every day win- ning us new trade, and binding our old patrons closer to us. LOOK OUT FOR GREAT BARGAINS © In every department. We mean to make a clean sweep before our new goods arrive. your ih fa eye on us, as we mean to continue our aggressive business methods and outstrip alt com - petition, B. WEILLE & SON Paducah’s only One-Price and Complete Boys’ and Men’s Outfitters New Year Bargains. The New Year has dawned upon us; the old. © @ passed away. Owing to the dullness of bus- ness that naturally follows ths holidays. We a have decided to offer for the next 60 days: ~ = some special bargains House Furnishings. Gardner Bros, & Co, 203 and 206 8. Third St. Telephone 396, Remember, we handle a full line of everything needed in housekeep- ing, such as Furniture, Mattings, Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Shades, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Chi- neal and Derby Portiers, Trunks, Stoves, Clocks, etc. Can Please You Tailor-*“wa~ ysices charge” in Furniture and * a %