The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 4, 1898, Page 3

- ~ LN Bod 4 >, , > as sla 1 " “aa fr: “WRITTEN AT RANDOM ALL THE ITIES pastor to bave a one, but there ont the iden, One is, whe ii to take care of ull the babies? NORTH-EAST Axo NORTH-WEST £ BEST.ReRCHED...'f THE ; Jot half a vociferous infant displeased, (As it usually takes fron one to half a dozen, in case the in. fant’s ire is aroused, to pacify 1 and as its ire would likely be aroused by separation from fts mother, there VIA basement. as there would VeSTIULED TAINSDAILY NASHVILLE Te CHICAGO FPJEFFRIESG2.A Dn HILLMAN.GS A @ EVANSVILLE, IND NASHVILLE, TENN. auditorium, and either a new preach- er must be employed, or many souls allowed to become cold and fallow in the good work of attending babies while the mothers were up above, rsculs saved, It requires ke the bargain, and ine Sure to the plan success—the mother, the baby and the church, Few moth- ers would consent to having their off- spring lett for an hour of more in the basement, perhaps with a stranger. And few youngsters would enjoy such a proceeding, although the church mig adily agree to paying the nurses, ‘Phe most practieal way to solve the problem of bringing ba- bies to church is to leave them at home—or else quit having them, Uilinois Central R. R. YALIFORNIA:: VIA NEW ORLEANS] In connects Southern Da Through Weekly An artistic piece of work is on ex Tourist Sleeping Car |lubition around on Court street at eee ‘tie Mr. A. W. Grief’s blacksinith shop. GeurralRallvoet fast" Now Orleans It is a gypsy mm, left here Inst fall by a Bohemian tribe of wan- VERY THURSD. ove Lenaclah derers, headed by Leonard Cooper, who made a contract with Mr. Grief to repair the wagon, He wag to call for it March 2d, but{isa few day Sunset Limited Annex The painung on th en eee re painting on the wagon is the i] ik work of Artist Bob McCune, wit nl will no doubt please fmmensely nerants, While no great de: of arvastic merit can be expected Piating on wagon cover, A.W. Hae 5 er cheless Mr, Mc Der ak ir. McCune has per: x1 an excellent piece of work, two scenes, a street scene and a camp scene, beiny particularly flue. + CEN PRA L RAILROAD) 1s, *LLING Time January Yesterday afternoon a bewhiskered yokel from the Sweet Cider vicinity, LOUISVILLE coy by — No 4 | tightly holding on to his yaller valis Hog ne was seen running wildly up Broad: wy | aac Eat way, {knocking pedestrians to one Lv Cairo, tl. s side and passing on without a word Ly Fulton. pm» n | Ar Paducah rete, jp isam | He reached the corner of Fourth Ar Pr m wan jand Broadway, at length, completely pod ae ° opm 6a out of breath, and somebody asked ped conan a vine hin what he was running so hard for. Ar Central Ott 2 8pm 418 am ‘What fur?’ he echoed. Wal, I wanter ketch that cyar comin’, jheard as how they didn’t xly ‘eept at ev'ry corner, so, I, Vil heft ter beat ‘er ter the corner. By gum, I sot out ter do it, and stop fur mw ometi Louts p Ly Owen pn an’ I guess they'll let me git aboard ty Mes Spm e7isamluow when she stops He hailed Ly Bvanayiile oth A aot emam | the Car with a self-satisfied air, and ec pistm W9/s0m | more than one bad a good laugh | when his object in beating the car to Ar Pultov 350 ayia 508 am va dorbagn Ton: pr the corner wag learned. Xr Memptin ms | ee Ar Jackson, M m2 | } Me. James K. iruggist at Fourth and Broadway, {will be the first Padacah merchant \ to introduce into his business house here acetylene gas. He will substi- tute for electricity the popular gas and is now having the ppes and the | necessary machinery pat in to supply leew lit, Many citizens will then have MS w| their first opportunity of seeing what wpm | scetyle ne gas looks like. Robertson, the we \ bru | T40 pm S44 pm 0.08 pw 1G seam) ‘The would-be “yellow journal’? up sam |the street says that the story about mmarket/ the negro being killed on the steamer bajo Hopkins at Cave-in-Rock nee Ti, was untrue, It is not known ms | bere they obtained their informa | tion, but some of their relatives prob- ., {ably telegraphed them from Cave in- Rock, although there is no telegraph os,/there, The reporters ail write like | they were raised in Cave-in Rock, Par ply wo AH. Haw Wek eiona, Moc The Benton Tribune, in quoting its | citizens in regard to the Spanish war, |says that Mr. Mart Heath, before he {| will express an opioion, wants to know if the soldiers would have ted | plenty of “licker."" When Judge |W. M. Reed was interviewed. he is quoted as saying: ‘Would like to vany| lave Mr. Heath's question answered ni | befor Som | before 1 say lion, anything for publica- | According to the Benton Tribune eee | things are all wrong with Clay Bean IF YOu DRINK, DRINK THE BEST! this week, The face that he carries with him is not a thing of beauty, .YOU CAN FIND IT AT THE j ft was all caused by a collector of NEW RICHMOND HOUSE BAR| Jold jewelry, ete., coming along last Mitchell Bozeo, Proprt | a praay week and hiring” a horse avd for one week, At the end of a appointed time the fellow failed to show up, much to Clay's sorrow. After giving the matter due consider- ation the idea dawned upon him that perhaps the fellow was a collector of horses and buggies aswell, Acting upon this idea be went to Mayfield and several of the surrounding villa- ges but failed to find a trace of the missing property Late Saturday jevening the joyful news was brought to Clay that his horse and buggy was in Paducah awaiting his orders. That same evening Clay hied away to that city where robbers ‘‘tlourish and thrive like unto a green bay tree’? to procure the long lost horse and bug- gy. The next morning the livery- man put in a little bill for six plunks which Clay drew forth from his pavts and handed them over and that’s what's the matter with Clay, Finset of Wines, Liquors and Cigars always on hand. REMOVED! STEAM LAUNDRY To No, 120 North Fourth St, New Machinery Good Work Satisfaction Guaranteed, J, W. YOUNG & SON, Talking about shoeing horses, Ri- ley Pitman, the well known black- smith, says that he once sbod a horse in ® parade without stopping the equine, It was several years ago at SLEPHLOD 200. alabor day celebration, the black- smith going along under the horse 4 with one of its feet in his lap, just 4 the same as if he bad been in his oR. J. 0. SHITH'S hop. He says he can prove it by . , F098 m, several good citizens, and if he can he deserves the baker: fi; The unique suggestion of a local baby sanitariam }underneath his church for keeping infants during services may be a good |" is @ question or two a | ORTH RT | that might be well considered before | * any definite steps are taken to carry going It usually requires the combined efforts zen or mure to quell each when, he hecomes Would be as jarge a crowd in the | ° be in the <q SCHOOL GARDENS. A Suggestion for Our Rducators from Abroad In vitlee whete Luv nature eludy | it hee become bet heen intr tent that the reytiired number of Plaiits suitable for the purpose of in tr n the clements of botany is obtained often with consider dite fieulty. A school in the suburbs, with woorls and flelds near, and a free range for its pupils, in a few years finds the aspen places ocenpied with houses and Mf material for observat cut Mf. Tn the public parks are posted hotles fe the king of leaf or the breakin f ee Ther is plant material enough fot study evervithere, # a city, but it is hot a thle for schools, School grounds are generally given up to play or Only a few edu have the xymnastic exercises, ors in this country Lt of them as sour Y for obecrvation many places in Europe sche are very mater much better manage Not only authorities there ¢ ' terials for study in but they mean'to impart cles of horticr and relat tions hy vari in this countes m to om, 1 1 ocer 8 use adc nected with the echools, 'I'} preciate the training which ri from pruning, budding, and tree wing, hoeing, and f land, hiving bees, and raisin, Aakers —H. L. Clapp, in Appletons’ Popular Science Monthly, JEAN INGELOW. 4 Brief Sketch of the Late English Poetess. In an Eng own hy thesea, Bos toa, 1. ean Ingelow was born i nes that rounded rec to tit her for 2 afterward followed. S¢ sof the sea, the de ngs of fi atele 6 quiet streteh along the coast, the bloom of flower aud the song of bird well as pie- tures of simple home life, find a place he poems the wrote, It isasa poet the is most widely known, and f long her name hat been included among the few considered the greate of then living pe Three volumes of poems were pu lished by Miss Ingelow. “A Story of Doom” is the longest of her poe noneismore beantiful than the bal High 1 ne Coast of Lir Inshire;” while best known and t quoted is the “Songs of Who does not know the I can write a le the “Seven T One” of the Songs Also the “Seven Times Two,” “T watt for the day when dear hea dincover While dear hands are laid on m The child is @ woman, the book nmy c over For wll the leswons are sald And on through love and wifehood, motherhood, widowh till comes the longing for home, with these as the final words “Nay, but the port where my sailor w And ¢he land where my heatitogs li There ls the home where my thous am old, so old weret shal heads lone sent, ‘The only home for me— Ah me! r ems are eX one, ta the tribute Many of he site. T m ly “Wedd 1 COLORED All ions andt column should be addressed to C. W. Merriweather, 221 South Seventh street. CHURCH Husband Mtfoet day schoo! Frew am and Tp. m W. Stener, pastor. Burks Chapel, 7th and Ohio (Sethodist) Sum day school ¥a in. Preaching I'am. and 8D. B.S. Burk odist)—Sun- ® th pm. ins, pastor Seventh Street Baptist Church Gum school 9a. m. Preaching, Il a, m, and 8 p. Rev . Baker, StPanl A. ME ™, preaching Jacobs, pastor First i Hap church Sunday school 9.4 Wa m79p m, Rev Jed Churoh—Sunday ser- i 06 1 an ab up ent Bt, James A.M. E. church, 10th & Trimble streets Sunday, schoo! at Rev H Chureb, South ‘Tenuessee streets, pastor, Jas. COLORED LODGES, Masonic Mi MeGregor Lodge No 2=1. & A.M. Meets every first Thursday evening in each month Mt. Zion Lodge Wednesday ‘evenit o'clock Stone Square meets nd Monday 7:30 o'clock A. M., meets tat each month at 7:90 nie Hall, 3rd floc NITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS Naotnt’s Tabernacle and third Thursday ev Or, over 2 third Friday evening in each month at Col Odd Fellows Hail Paducah Lodge No. 1515—Meets every first dthint Monday ineach month at red 1d Fellows Hall ah Patriarchs 3 U 00 F— cond Fri nin in each ery HeCO ¥ month at Colored Odd Fellows’ Hall Past Grand Master's Council No 79, y fourth Friday evening in each mic Western Kentucky 1 every second and fourt each month at Colored Odd F Lodge N Weane away 'S OF FRIENDSHIP, Meets every second bg ineach Thonth w Young Men's Pride and fourti UNITE, St Paul and fo is remontal Temple third Tuesday night in eac Golden Rul and third Wedr ond Tour Madatine Taverna "Monday coh Tent yn in each Star of pm in eac aducah Tent Meets month woond savurday yUhird savorday ly of the West tent, Meet S| meets ¢ tb to the princess queen, the pr 1 prince of Wales, (oo, for that matter Which begins Dane, My Dane with the beaut But Jean Ing ow wr as rhaps, as she Studies for Stories toa C Hours’ have been ¢ “OM the Skel It is written‘in that de vle wh ly pleasan ting once, but many times, Her tories are strong and pure, and all her writings are filled with beat 1 thoughts. Ir la § sic i most re ry her | ake firs was one hildren. H ell edueatediand of good family, I she lived with her mot ant home in Kensingtor Her “Poems” were ded George K. Ingelow, with t “Your loving sister offe poems, partly as an expression of \ffection, partly for the pleasure connecting effort with your name.” Jean Ingelow lived a lovely but re- tired life, and was a practical Chris- tian. For many years she took pleas ure in giving three timesa week adin- ner to needy persons. In her home was shown her passion for flowers They were in the rooms, aud bloomed outdoors in summer, and in the servatories in winter, There were her al 1 was an al home for a poet writer, She died July 19, 1897 Emma I, Volentine, in Housekeeper, WEALTH AND ND MORTALITY. Low Death Rate in Familles of the Rich, On the influence of wealth on mor- tality, the Breslau statistician, Neefe, publishes an interesting paper in the Zeitschrift fuer Hygieine und lnfek- tions Krankheiten. Asa criterion of he means, the amount of the rent paid was taken. In 1896 there died of every 1,000 living persons wh paid @ rent up to 300 marks, 26 with a rent of 801 to 750 marks, 11.2 | with ar Palau iu Miss Georgia May Buros of South Sixth strect is on the sick list Mr. Allert McKinley. of Hender- son, has returned to the city after 9 few weeks visit athome The Gayolisties will meet this even- ing at the residence of Mr. Wm Hynes, 1129 Harrison street. All members expected. Mrs. G, H. Burks who has beeu out of the city for some time on visit returned last Wednesday to the delight of the reverend, Rev. L. B. Sims, P. quarterly meeting at the A. M. E. church next Sunday ing and wishes all concerned take notice of this fact The Allen re Will hold their semi-annual election of officers next | Sunday afternoon, All members are} expected’ to be present. Each vice president is expected to be present a written report of their months work. It has leaked out that the names of the young ladies who secretly took part in the cake walk down town the otber evening, were not so much of a Masonic secret as was once sup- posed. The fact is now developed that the shepherd of the flock to which these young ladies belonged knew all about it the first thing the next morning, and has taken the proper steps to prevent such conduct on the part of bis flock ag he informs the, writer, The Eureka society had a most en- joyable meeting last evening ia the First ward church. ‘The house was well filled, as is always the case, to learn and enjoy the exercises of this society which has won a pe aanent and enviable place among the people. will bold James} even: would past | in, so Addresses by Prof. Isaac Nuckles and the president were among the features of the evening, An amus- ing incident of the evening was while the president was addressing the au- dience. The litle son of Dr, and Mrs. W. H, Nelson handed him a small copy of the New Testament, and had it not been for the fact that infancy precluded the opinion, he might have taken it as an insinuation to stick tothe truth, The meeting was a delightful one in all respects, the rent ranging between 751 aud 1,500 marks, only 6.5; the average be: ing 17.6 persons. While according to these figures (he mortality of the Breslau poor population is three times as large as that of the rich, it is in reality much larger, because deaths not included therein (servants, journeymen, persons who died in the oeciiaie ete.) may be assumed to be- long almost exclusively to the first cla: The greatest difference in the 10 mortality was, of course, shown by the babies; more than half of th born alive belonging to the poor popu- lation died in babyhood, while the deaths of babies of the righ amounted | when you can get the Linawood for] Nordin to only one-sixth The society will meet at the same place next Thursday evening, a pro- publishe gram of which will be later, Bveryboay Say ant and re and positivs Pleaa, buy and. bilionsn of C. 0, ©. tot . Guarauvecd vo cure by ail drouciste Telephone 121 for best Janvdry in Padueah. tf ters of news pertaining to this} Preaching 3 Why will you smoke any old cigar be, Ask for it. tf, HENRY BURNETT Will practice in all the courte, His South Fourth St., Pavuoaii, K CLAY-SPOUTING WELL. Curious Natural Freak--Something of A a of the well, ; \ uder their ob- [And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings, is hae taken at» Castings of all’ kinds, culiar turn. Ar PADUCAH, KY. ney report tha ij about t ias been at arently This in the manne i throug’ othing blue clay itself i but the s arise ab ng, exactly as sau ige machine, uni 1 the air th an eth ma r gh 1 nued upward movem a few minutes cau cular pi LAUGHIER. the Health the habit of laughter.’-—W Lowman, THE KING OF THE WOODS. 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Undertakers ani cmbalmers, hone 198 lepuone 159 SEM Store Tel esidence ‘| DR, A. M. COVINGTON, OF METROPOLIS, ILL. THROAT uarantee land a spectal AROHITECT. Bank Otlive Am.-German Nat. THOS. E. MOSS 116 South Fourth Street. Boarders Wanted 408 Court STREET. Good Rooms, Good Table, Best of Attention. GEOR( KREUTZER. HARRY F. WILLIMSO', H.0.| Physician and Surgcon Onice Hours: 7 to¥a.m.,1to8 p.m. Office, No, 419%9 Broadway, J, W. Moore, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Geods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city, Cor. 7th and Adams, S. DABNEY, DENTIST. 406 eROADWAY, ST, JAMES HOTEL f ~--8T. LOUIS,— ‘ Rates, $2.00 Per Day. = Room and Breaklast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per Day, Goop Rooms. Goop MRaLs, Goop SrRvice. When you visit St, Louis stop at ST. JAMES HOTEL Broapway anp Wainer cars direct to Hotel A c| & famed the Mocking-Bird—The “Yan When in Metropolis stop at the ™ kee’? Among Birds. ry f perse ever V th all familiar with 1 w bong rt 1 Ai rd (M ' I vy 1 Il r 1 t ' ay y STATE HOTEL. £1.50 a day. Special rates by the woek, D. A. Barry, Propr. Between 4th and Sth on Ferry st I Chand! Hoston « J. J. PURSLEY reople t Vif TAM Kinds Goholsterine and Revairs ! j ] 1 ON FURNITURE, persons not trai 1] Mirrors replated and made good na fie! Im. ‘ vs | ne Mattresses made toorder, Old © trick the record stoves and second-hand furniture i } 1 brain: TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR WORK. Camedes: 1D. gen G DraNS— | send word, and | will cell and make Robir Appletons’ Jestimates on work.’ Charges very Popular Scien reasonable, No, 712 South Fifth, | | | 130 8 Third} ~ | Cor. gth and Trimble. Brinton B. Davis,| ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Sign when SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING « REPAL A. W. Court Street bet, —— |< Give you All Kinds of Insurance Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. CUT HALF IN TWO seve BHC Wall Paper, perroll............ Fifty-cent Window Shades for...... HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. Paxton, .80¢ ture frames made te order. Fine y part of the county by you get on Veourtls street RING be GREIF, 2d and 3d. Season of canned goods unexcelled, having ever fresh and salt meats. Telephone 118. Everything in Its IS _ THE RECORD UR stock of staple complete and up-to-date. WE MAKE. and fancy grocerie Splendid Our meat market ything in the line of . P. LALLY. ROMPT No, 132 8S. Third Street. BOOKB A thoroughly equipped You need send nothing Patent Flat-Opening Books ‘Wall Paper , Window Shades IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. P| ATTENTION GLV WwW. S. GREIF HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. ICI iN TO ALL OR DERS, Telephone No. 7 INDER Book-making plant. out of town. BROADWAY | Is rs, for the r ol IF. J. Bergdoll, Lelephone 101, Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all Proprietor. The Ardriore,)f t, between Thirteenth etre Pennsylvar WASHINGTON, D.C. Eurapean, $1.00 and up American, $1.50 to 2,50 Firet-class family hotel. No liquors. | Convenient to cars and places of inter- est. Most central location, and pleas- ant home for tourists and sightseers in the city. T.M. HALL, Prop. | | pee | Physician | | J. WM, FISHER Master Commissioner, Has his office at { 128! South Fourth street, Up-stairs, | Over L, D. Husbands, | INSURANCE WRITTEN ‘OR, W. ¢. EUBANKS, NOMCEOPATIIST, ements Onice-— Wroaiway. | Tlephony 131 Mendon ran St, Tobey huwe ‘Ome 4910," 8 TE OBERT'S BEER ipidly becoming the favorite with the people of this city. ABSOLUTELYe PURE HANDLED IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY | PADUCAH BOTTLING (0, It leads ali eason that it is Tenth and Madiscn streets Orders filled until 11 p.m kinds of Temperance Drinks ecinabioamlaohinarvangie. sci ma Beautiful Women | | ) OFFER RELIEF TO THEIR LESS FORTUNATE | SISTERS A sone ROAD TO BEAUTY n ‘of No. 78 Fitth Avenue, New y the public generally, t 0 " fe whieh they have 80 in persopal treatment. “THE MISSES BELL'S |i ieee Tonic 4 | | 1 In clearing and weed tbe Tired htt wenger ny Heifoo per bottle, Wiel OME OrTee costs YOU NOTHING fs claimed, $0 (hat anmunteations and send all MNS Phe Minwew Bell, 3 THE BELL TOILET CO. bs No. 78 Fiftts Ave aye, New York, Dime mam teen ttt mee