The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 28, 1898, Page 3

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U.S. GANSTER ‘Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS | Prompt and thorough attention }__ to | Voucl all vases, rs for quarterly given payment of pensions carefully attended to. Onllee, 714 South Third street “acaeces esannec ewes a F} wets SMEAR TAINAN OR, BEL Pi : ne-Tar- Honey eer AIT BEAT L’s B 4 8 Sotherland Comp Ken ‘|BETTER THAN EATING HIM. AF YOU DRINK, ORINK THE BEST): -YOU,CAN_FIND IT AT THE NEN RICHMOND HOUSE BAR Mitchell Bozes, Prop. Fincet of Wines, Liquors and Cigars ‘ always on hand. ' core VOLd 5 BELL'S ploxten Tonle |) OWE BOTTLE costs yeu nereine fect 187 Jujmed, 80 that fc within the reach 4 auaphlet will Le sent upon re ta dress all communications and send all When the & Turkey Gobbler That Made Money for Its Successive Owners \ won bya wh, was e town raille sa 1 hoi the ure, more and once lottery small boy and adver- udly showed spo Mators, » he had surance led him, sired, , strange vrewd small nvested ten speculation, me the priz sect he, too, Ajax was put roul got through had enough money to buy a st othes and 30 cents over, whi ked down in his pocket, and Chadwick, who sorely tempted to Ajax was such a r, that Christmas came with his head on.—Chicag oniom to The Misses Heil, ot icle, THE BELL TOILET CO. ® No, 78 Filth Avenue, New Yor’. Can toe Boo SC talk Grupa With Casea) won the bird, rafle it off mascot, and es escaped , there permitted to > and die 0 Chrons is a pation te 6 refund mot EXCURSIONISTS RETURN, All njayed Themselves In Future Great, About twenty of the St cursionists returned morning, avd the ren {o'clock this afternoon. They all report an enjoyable time inthe Future Great COVF.RMATION Yi /ERDAY. Bishop Dudley Confirms a Class of Nine —Will Return in May. Louis ex- at 7:50 this ainder at 3 Bishop T. U. Dudley, of Louis- ville, conducted confirmation services at Grace Episcopal chuyeh WHAT A HEADACHE Can do as a raiser of discord jing, nine young people be unhappiness in the human family is| grmed a iated by most people. Fr Wa ' dom from such torture is assured by], The ceremonies were very impress the use of our O &W. HEADACHE TABLETS They are free from guar; ed to cure. Price 10 and 2 Caution — Each genuine tablet is stamped with an O. & W. monogram, ive, and there were large congrega- tions out at both the forenoon and evening service. The bishop left this morning at 8 o'clock for Louisville, but will return sjin May to conduct another confirma: tion, poison, and are DEHLSCLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS weve Tobac ‘ ndtor- wor! tn trong. All druggists, 60e or 81 Weed. Booklet end plo free. Add wterling Remedy Co. Chicaco or New York PODODOD® saaprapeaneagaress | rw ritten at Random. } _ whe SPEEOECGOEEEGEE CEC CCE CO CECE While Christian science has been|good, round dollars in his pocket raging -with unabated fury in the! He had not been in for months and larger cities, it has only recently |had a long list of goods to buy, and struck Paduenh, and although doubt: | expected to purchase them from’ one less a great many people have heard of his old frieads, who keeps a store tit, very few know what it mea on Broadway. In passing another Yesterd ay the congregation at one of jestablishment, however, the proprie- our churches was somewhat astound: | tor of which stood partly in the door ed when one of its promivent lady | and partly on the sidewalk, he was members, who is in cliarge of a char-| halted. ity institution, withdrew from the] ‘Vere you goung, mein frendt?* eburch, Her written withdrawal did! affably inquired the merchant. not express definite reason fer |* ne in und led me solt you some the unprecedented action, but an in-|coods!"’ restigation by some of the ladies,| Naw, I allus go aro who simply “desired to satisfy | Brown’s when I friendly curiosity, revealed the fact ‘Prown? Vy, mein friendt it is alleged, that the Indy in question | vas tead! How long since you has abandoned ber church for Chris-|in Batucab ? id here ter ome ter town.’? Prowa peen the ly COLORED DEPARTMENT. Hope, is the titleof a good \GREIF & CHRISTY First-class... Horseshoeing and little poem in the Indianapolis Freeman, of the 26th, inst. It was written by| Blacksmithing Mr. Jessie Phillips, a young white! qyoonty place Tee gentleman, with whom we are person-| The only place in the city equipped ally quainted s, He is now iard Coal compat Lhave known for} clerk in the St.] *s big store at with the necessary tools to do first« class carriage and wagon work. patlington, Ky. To iphrase| — yuilding new worl a specialty, Whittier Press vely onward! tin vain yor 0 hoy i inns iat te goat which Hot-| 949 COURT STREET 319) shed could not gain, your peaceful] —— —-; I find Established 1855. Johnson Incorporated}1 » thousand colored citizens met ata mass meeting in Chicago and entered a protest against the assassi- pation of Postmaster Baker and baby at Lake City,S. C. Mrs. Ida B Wells-Barnett was one of the princi- pal speakers, Mrs. Helen Douglas, widow of the late Hon. Fred Douglas, is lecturing on ‘The Convict Lease System," and the papers s her stories of the wrongs practiced upon the prisoners are painful and thrilling. At Concord, N. C, inst., Company Steam Engines, Boilers HousegFronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings, Castings of all kinds, » on the 8th the corner stone of the Coleman Cotton mill was laid. This is the eee only mill in the world owned and centheti nt te operated hy colored men, The ex-| es were held in the court house and there were white and colored speakers. Among the latter were congressman White and Booker T. J, W. Moore, Washington, The mill is about two- paste m thirds completed and is a very fine : adh Gogh ats Staple and Fancy Groceries, John H, Lawson, of Philad is the only colored man in the Canned Goods of All Kinds, try who possesses a medal of honor ; on rom the United States government, | Free delivery to all parts of the city, ranted for distinguished bravery in Cor, 7th and Adame, action during the late war. It was presented to him by Admiral Farra- yut iu person. Lawson distinguished himself in the battle of Mobile Bay. He was stationed in the ammunition room of the steamer Hartford. Every ove of the twenty-three men were killed or badly wounded by the bursting of two shells, which entered the compart- ment in rapid succession. Lawson When in Metropolis stop at the STATE LOTS $1.50 a day. Special rates by the D. A. Barney, Propr. Between 4th and 5th on Ferry st ene um tian science, Her action has awak. ‘Three months!" papeal eae $ post, passing ammu- PALA SS eved an intercst in the latest fad} T'ree mondts! Vy, Prown vas pe en tiger oaliad dowd i which may not augur well for the|tead twe mondts alreatty, Gome in] , Av oltcer called down from the churches. und led me sho you some coods, I ait te aamanld é you hurry up , : ? ordar lowest tsiees, (eae tue on? tt oe wget ea Legh gl Lawson answered that he was ¢ mein tear sir! g Smoking is a habit thatis increns.| Uh) Clr & ineotiig poke! eufled his} best he could, and if quicker] 2 ing to an alarming extent among . “ *s death, | Work was wanted, he!p must be sent 3 clases, but the most elite, In new ee ore ne ie Ly the| ‘What's the matter with the rest York some of the most fashionable [¢ W#* s < 4 of the m demanded the officer amiable merchs He started down | ; young ladies have their ‘smoking “Dead,” said the colored man an ly confine | the street, and ally, whom should ‘ parties,” but they usually confine; i oet but Brown himeclt laconically, and the officer, entering, their indulgence ‘to the pernicious} paceep ted each other coc. | found him with a load of shells in his “pe. aa shook hands, greeted each other cor a Rap be long and satisfac- cigarette. dially. and then Brown saw the bun-| fits, stepping coolly over ghastly ‘a In England, however, the women |(iahy. aud then frown "| piles of motionless bodies, H hh ot have progressed a step farther, and |(lle unter his rural friend's arm, : smoke pipes. London papers ],, “hou vas puy goers, asee,’’ quoth} Orange icing, ice cream and lemon 3 hecome alatined, ‘They sav jsrown, sherbet will be given away free of may be seen 92 imo, riding or walk-| _‘“Yes.'’ apologized the farmer, ‘-do| chatge next. Wednesday evening at ing, with a handsomely carved briar-|YU kaow that damp rascal down | the entertainment at Washington there told me you were dead?’ root pipe in her mouth. Many of ‘ a the pea young ies carry with “He tid Vy dot tam rasval! 11) by aig 1 jshust gc ‘oune e t ) them unmistakable evidences of their |S , t round dere und vip} tin the form of velk is on | him, py Shinks : | the finger tips. So far as is known, | He looked at the name and trade | street church by club, -A handsome chair will als raggedest per the Mayblossom willow rocking be given away to the| This club is rais- | alt in | @4rk on the bundle to make sure jwould get the | hastened off, ex ‘Dere nexd you I vas tead. }ask me See he the habit has not struck Padu any shape or form correct place ng as he w be erount u ae dime you g vether I Two or three well known ladies are contemplating the tion of a new syndica young vas syndicate to furnish at rock-bottom] And the next morning Judge San- | prices religious cles to be read at} ders did the rest. reunions, anniversaries monthly | a ee meetings, and suchlike. The young The spontaneous wit of actors has ladies are talented to a superiative/ turnishod many a good story. The degree, and have had an unlimited !rotigwing is one of the latest, told by experience in compiling articles of | the New York Mirror : the aforesaid class, Whe never thers \ hile Bashy GHRd = Ta) tsa meeting of any sort, they are] y4j, “Murphy, of A. Boy always requested to write 4 onl w many My estern, hecame the hay some subject, | Their experience bis! tather of a girl baby. During the| taught them that they are not only | serformance a baby carriage of ilows| eminently qualified to direct the des- a ers was handed to him, bearing a NSiee DU iia mes aut Wat card inscribed: +The Sisters Revere | they have worked long evough wish to congratulate Mr. Murphy-—| glory and it is now time to work for . justfor a kid.’ an uproar | while Mr, | carris mer came in to| stage, remarki { supply of! the push at J he theatre about was in| for five minutes Murphy gazed at the floral Here® bg more substantial luck to them! The other day a fo town with an abundan am in| “1 guess I | Bell clubs e, Then he wheeled it off the |‘ ing money for the church rally. ‘The admission is 10 cents. All the deli- cies free and e of getting the chair. Come out and help us. Pavia Maier, Capt. ITS PINCH TER NSION TENSION INDICATOR, The race of the Busy Bees and the in the one chureh, and Mayblossom and Willing Workers in| jtue other, is making things mighty Caries os serpent laren Da tw ct the features that \ protracted meeting is in progress erctasee the” high’ grade wa es il character. of the Whit» ir, Mote Johnson, who has been | Sead for oud elegant FLT: on the sick list for some time, is still} : unable to be out | 3 catalog. Mr. Henry Mansfield, who has, % WHITE Sewine Maciine Co., | be y ill for the past few days, CLEVELAND, 0. Lyery low. Mr. Jon Nichols | s also very sick at the residence of | a Mr, and Mrs. Henry Mansfield. Chas, Preiderick, — Padueah, Ky ambe tL brother-in — GB, E \ yesterday, — Rev hter, Miss Georgia evening for Mayfield Alex Drewry, , has been on died at May. a Barks left ye CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, | r- | | of Sou uth are i ; the past week, ——_— | i HINTS TO BOOK COLLECTY g lof 6 The entertainment to be given in 226 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. , 1 ho | uonor of Joe Stantield,¢Tuesday even- | Advice as to the Selection and Car ling, 20th, will be postponed until} h ; f ng. 29th, will be postponed until; of Good Books it ho ihe ane |W yevening, on account of| Gapital ani Surplus, $120,000.00 A. 1, I 3 we excels f } mee the concert at the hall. r i } ry v4] ride ha desites to thank! : : ; ey Mrs, Frank Jones desires to thank! 9.0. tro ga, mito’ p.m. On Sate 1 Kl ag Pes ge who took part in the convert last orday nix vin 7 #08 tl It x ly be me , | thursday evening, and regrets very “gre tof! much that it was impossible for her : rm tow ist to be im attendance, ast fiaid : ant. {Interes! ald I ys £ LECTURE LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, the sol The lecture at the C.M.E, church} » |, pj OPFIOERS. saan V last Friday night was a treat of rare! ¥)" e elk Gaatior occurrence, The genial editor of! R, Rey. ~Ass’t Cashier m th olumn, Mr. ©. W, Merri ly weather, is a speaker of no mean i y, and his effort was acrowning DIRECTORS, r lift 38, to say the least. ae A. Ruby, Jas. R, Smita, “ae see GEO. ©. WALLACE, Don't A large audienve heard it, and sut- IF: KAmuerrek, W. F. Paxton, ‘ T sfaction and appreciation was ex-| Go, O, Harr. ARLEY, ; ! pressed generally, R. Rupy, pe must work in harmony, or the fe oyarel © 6 Hines ei tg book is spoile You ean never tell for dead ae a ener aUmnaeea. from an anet le what is the pre dveoitect The Gayolistic Dramatic company] Miss Josephine Johnson who has cise value of a Mr, Humphreys nt for eush- | Will hold fort at the ball tomorrow] been on the sick list near three weeks « s head: “Experience, of toasted Jeveving, and there is every reason to] at her home, 1208 Fifth street, ts 1m- mus bought, but the o-Wem. | delieve that there will hard stand: | proving. ? remember ing room, The young ladies and) pr ern that knowled dof al — gentlemen are among the best in the | They a be avait eek Nant: om veare of] <= mey——"Lou “sty you had /city and the time they have been at erent at Pudge isl rract I na| call Billings and was at | work on this play, “Cast Upon the) ¢rve Shaw, 2 . practice 1a) : ork OB Ahi play ; t M. E. church catalogue, d our: | the World,”’ gives the public reason to but have for | expect something great. / am xalimit.” The uninitiated ‘The scene of Niagara Fall aud other{ 4}) the members of the Bible band never can learn too quickly scenery have especially been paiute U rec {quested to meet a ew ' to. re 1 book is old it is not} it FOOT ; y ad. Tho ds of peo- leaped throug e window and went oy 7 ly or » the alarm?” Wi get absurd mostly on rs time in trying t it was her father.” Tonight, the Willing W will have refreshments for basement of the Wash t He in the| New and Valuable, pulang rest sted inal combined in encies (Ot the first ¢ aye “Tell me,” pleaded the artless }ehureh, All are invited to come out |, you's Vine-Tar-Honey. It ad- niphreys se A first edi- ‘wherein lies the sceret ofthe] An amusing story is going the| vances 4 new theory in the treatment ha th - Wak fn moat ttt nversation? * T rounds of the press of Low the late|of coughs, colds, lung and brouchial tificial heat | e attitude he w x-Senator Brace of Mississippi met] troubles, It ¢ ainediate reliel In a certain | sume when in the act o Sevator Bogby of Missouri, Smith {to consumptives the floor temperature was 65] Wisdom, and said: “My chi D. Fry, who was at one time clerk of s, and on the upper gallery,} “I am list At 4 Leg ie : 4 committee of ¥ bie both senators Get your g mating atone ready for] 1 furnaes » thermometer rose | SW er ell, my child,” he re- | were members, tells tho story for the) summer use. a Giver i oe pepe 4 Peon tt re icined, “that is all there is of the art | frat time for the publi.. yh ion pair it cheap, Corner Sixth and af conversing agreeably.”—Chicago | regd ite Trimble streets, os Watched for and removed, The sim- ,. Foundry and Machine.,.| Rose & Paxton, Give you All Kinds of Insurance | Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. CUT HALF IN TWO FIRE LIFE and ‘TORNADO | Wall Paper, per roll.. arp 3c Fifty cent Window Shades for...... +806 Hand-made shades in any size. Picture frames made to order. paper hanging done in any part of the county by C.G. LBB the Big Sign when you get on Fine us NORTH FOURTH STREET me 8 a COURTH REET Look fc ‘ourth street, SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING *1 REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet. 2d and 3d. Everything in Its Coaggf «:{S_THE_RECORD WE MAKE. UR stock of staple and fancy groceries is complete and up-to-date. Splendid line of canned goods. Our meat market is unexcelled, having everything in the line of fresh and salt meats. P. F. LALLY. Telephone 118. Cor. oth and Trimble. Wall Decorating Is our business, our pastime, our de- light. We should like the job of dec- rating the great wall of China, but will be content if you will let us deco- rate a few walls in your house. Do they need it? Oh, yes, you can’t get out of that, and we always bate to see a wall in need of artistic decoration. Bare walls denote a bare pocketbook | or little consideration of the beautiful. But your pocketbook is all right and you know a good thing when you see it. W S. GREIF. OBERTS BEER Is rapidly becoming the favorite with the people of this city. It leads all others, for the reason that it is ABSOLUTELY PURE HANDLED IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY PADUCAH BOTTLING CO. Bergdloll, Tenth and Madison streets Orders filled until 11 p.m zor Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinks, F Proprietor. Telephone 101. Soda Po} WHAT? | | YES The 98 modei oi the New Densmore is ball |bearing in all. See sample with Oo. B. STARKS. Agent for Densmore, Typewriters. machines. Yost and Caligraph for all standard Supplies a LISHED * GEN wir , INSURANCE AGENTS, 20. 0 355 Telephon 174 PADUCAH, KY RENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER A thoroughly equipped so -making plant., You need send ee Se a out of town, Patent Flat-Opening Books for the production of this play by) morrow evening as carly as possible, | your scribe, as business of Importapce must be rkers club {attended to. W. D. Monnis. BROADWAY "y