The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 7, 1898, Page 3

ALL.THE CTIES| i NORTH | NORTH-EAST x0 NORTHsWEST ARE VIA CARS FROM 60 T0 ail ~ ama The Southern { Route The Iron Mountain Route, Toxas and Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways TAKE THE FAMOUS + SUNSET » LIMITED A train with St, Louts 10: Saturdays, SIXTY HOURS TO LOS ANGELES Throw | | | the Sunny South to sunny Write for particulars riptive literature, } RT, G. M J. S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION: CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given YOU- MUST: DIE! The more colored eggs at Master time the better—so say tl children, We have the American Easter Dyes—twelve colors, six tablets for solic lors and six paper dyes iu each package, only 5 We have others—all of the best brands OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER ORUGGISTS Fifth and Broadway. Election returns from half the pre-| NEWS NOTES. Represntative Grosvenor has de- nied the story that the president sired congress to frame him any re- solution sothat it would empower], him to intervene whenever in his dis+ erction it might be deemed advisable, | },, and thus secure some further ‘time before preciptating action. Former Sheriff W. Grayson county, ' seventy-two. Evangelist Dwight conducting a series Hopkinsville. m he ©, Grayson, of dead; aged | la n is L Moody is}! of meeting at John P. Humphries has been ap~ pointed postmaster at Hadden, Mont- gomery county, Capt. W. T. Hanens is raising 9 company at Mt. Sterling+to enlist in case of war with in. Sturgis. Union — county rounded by water from the river, and Caseyville is sulbme There was considerable Tuesday in Texas, Governor Tanner appoint a democrat to succeed the late Judge Gogein on the superior bench of Cook county, At Waco, Tex., Tuesday, Bob is sur- rising, me now of Illinois, may of « a s te COINS OF ALUMINtUM. English Public Believe They Would Be ’ Very Acceptable Aluminium has |. W. Moore, | Rose & Paste DEALER IN “{Staple and Fancy Groceries, t have been used ro f { r lenominations for the far copper and bre » have to arka ry sented by t ndue wit invariably grumbles at s condemned to and a wo sive Ww 111 pence as change him man resents the exe s added to her purse by a ium coin- of this luster for a much e urged that the red metal would rattdg being per- , Just as there (COLORED Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city, LIFE and TORNADO Cor. 7th and Adams, DEPARTMENT. | We now have three colored doc- tors—Isalel, Nelson and Buggs. Tomorrow evening, at the Cumber- land Presbyterian church, corner Ninth and Burnett, Rey, 8. R. Cot- ter. of the Christian church, will de- liver the fourth lecture of the series, on the subject of ‘“Despondency.’ Rev. Cotter is quite well known among us, and by his Christian chor- acter and conduct has made a host of friends, all of whom, and more, will be present on that occasion to hear the lecture, I BASTEL EXERCISES, Give you All Kinds of oUrance Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. CUT HALF Wall Paper, per roll IN TWO Fifty cent Window Shades foi fand shades in any size paper hanging made Picture frames made to erder. Fine lone in any part of the county by cinctd judicate that Davis Rose, sil-| Leonard and a mau named Simpson ver democrat, will carry Millwaukee| fought over the Bran-Davis tragedy i Mas about six thousand majority. | and the latter is not expected to live. 18 NORTH FOURTH |soxnat Mow RTH STREET n sibver three TH Fou to all cases, Vouchers for quarterly payment of G.C.LEBEB The following Easter program will be rendered in the afternoon of Kas- BEST“REACHED 2THROUG ville THROUGH SLEE NASHVILLE @ EVANSVILLE, ND “NASHVILLE, TENN, Via ‘abe ORLEANS Through Weekly THE VESTIBUL oh PING & BUFFET Wr cag ORLEANS ¥ . ' Illinois Central R.R. fn connection with the Tourist Sleeping Car HansvileGToretate ALIFORS NA Leaving Cinetnn: Contra! Rallroad Last EVERY THURSDAY and Paducah every Friday morning, for Los Angeles and San Francisco without change ‘The Limited also at New Orleans daily with Express Train for the Pact and on Tuesdays and Satur Wary 4, 1848) with the Sunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacit: nervice to "ai Pe Titwols Central ia 4 Loulsville on I New Orleans Limited Division Passenge Division Pass Commercta ALT Manso W. A. Kellond, 4, G2 ILLINOIS CENTRAL Time F svle in eect RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AN Nowtu Hounp am 1155 am Now NonTH Leave Paducah Arrive Galt House LOUISVILLE. KY, American Plan $3.00 to $5.00 per day, Rooms only $1.00 and upwards, A. BR, COOPER, Ma ace clearing and Ladies ean tatters of the comp fnteresting pat Geips of stamp. fdiress ait communications and send all ee The Misses Bell, or iB BELL TOILET Co. | No. 78 Fifth Avenue, New York. pensions carefully attended to. Ottice, 714 South Third street, Future comfort for present seeming econc t buy the sewing machine with an estab- lished reputation, that guar. antees you long and sat*” Sk al tory service, & twa ITS PINCH TENSION TENSION INDICATOR, (devices for regulating and showing the exact tension) are a few of the mee that emphasize the h grade character of the White Send for our elegant H. T. catalog. Waite Sewine Macuine Co., CLEVELAND, 0. Por sate oy | Chas. Preiderick, Paducah, Ky \Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT, Ottice Am,-German Nat, Bank A FISH'S MEMORY. Eels That Were Taught to Respond te @ Call. d that fis eir brain al covering eat n denie ry, Lapeneen se me fine epeci- rwere kept ina fish the French tobacco could be nw ns like to make birds s by offering them an old gentleman himself in the same Yor that he h some little d struck them Soon the eels the pond. ‘The 1 was called “sorcere ld attract the mply by throw- water bread crumbs and various kinds, and his d always preceded by a ed by the striking of the Is remembered linary call there a division of good things y would not miss such 0, at the sound when leman did not give them «after having been dis- several times. They had y and hope-#that is o long may have its inconvenic Tho negroes employed in the to- bacco factory had no trouble in dis- Y “sorcerer’s” secret, rok some stones and ran to the took one, them—afid so to-day vond of Moulin Joli is empty. s have disappeared, mo that which faet once proves ediness is a great fault.” It is said that first impressions never effaced. The eels always remembered the sound of the stones, ing bread, and afterward t the misdecds of the net vuld not ask of simple eels, of Reumon, to pos- e memories, but the fact is curious, since the first impression was strong enough to cause the instinct of self- preservation to disappear— Cleveland Leader, | Tt is something to marvel at that! there is 0 rach ignorance in a coun- (ry of 30 many newspapers and with uch wonderful facilities of commu- on, yet itis perhaps no exag- geration to say there are many People isolated in the backwoods who | not know that the Maine was de- Smo heartless joker might | d to say that evidently a Tew statesmen are not very profound- ly enlightened as to this, but that has nothing to do with this case. Capt. Jas, Owen, who returned | yesterday from Livingston county, says he had the novel pleasure of breaking the news to some of the people he met during his sojourn. The only difficulty he encountered | was in explaining to some of them just what a battleship was, As to a! threatened war, noone bad ever heard | of such a thing, and Capt. Owen was) amazed when he returhed after a three weeks’ sojourn to find hiscoun- | s try about to have a brash with Spain. When a fellow gets isolated in some| portions of that county, he never gets to see a newspaper or anything else. To leave it is to emerge into a new world, If some of the accounts of drum- mers and others who have been into the wilderness are to be relied upoa, it would bea fiue country for gold brick and green goods men. When the war is over and we have exterminated Spain, Capt. Owen may return and tell the people what bas happened ie > Sometimee a young man’s courage fails him at the most unexpected ino- ment, A certain young man of the| county who would no doubt go on the war path if his name should be given toa curious public, has been very anxious to go to war It has been his ardent ambition to get a good, soft place in the navy and enjoy life as only a Jack Tar can enjoy it. That is, enjoy} life as the books have him enjoying it. He had freely expressed himself} to his friends when talk of war arose, and they had been expecting him to leave most any day for some navy| yard to begin duty. One of his friends came to the city a few days ago, and on his way home decided to test the young man's bravery, When he drove up in front of the cross roads store, one of the first to greet him was the young man with the abnormal appetite for naval glory. “Well, it looks like a fight sure enough,’’ began the man from the city. He was straightaway by the excited yokels, clamored for news, ‘What's the latest’’’ young man as he stood pictured himself arrayed unifore, “The Spanish have played the devil’ was the reply. ‘They have planted about a thousand mines and | torpedoes he harbor at Havana, and Uncle Sam has ordered all his ships down there to take the city, He has called for ten thousand yolun- teers for naval service, and I guess they'll be sending around here pretty soon, We may all have to gc.’’ There was by this time a decided change in the young man's demeanor, and he started away when they called to him and asked him when he ex- pected to leave for service. ‘Don’t guess 1 can go,’’ he sard, “Can't go?’? was the chorus “Why, we thought you would be the first to leave when the call came.’’ **T did too,’’ he replied, ‘but told’ me today that he needed me at home, and I guess I'll have to stay “But they've insulted your coun- try,’’ suggested someone. “Can’t help it,’? was the resolute |° rejoinder, ‘*they ain't insulted me.’’ And the last seen of him, be was going towards home to ‘help pa.’” i surrounded who fairly the and rine asked erect in m ti It is a matter of interest to note that despite the fact that Paduesh has all kinds of stock laws, the streets are always ornamented with all kinds of quadrupeds, The latest acquisition to the catagory of dead letter ordinances is the “Billy goat” restriction. ‘This law is designed to protect particularly the residents of | Mechanicsburg. but the people down town need one far more than their neighbors. The only difference is that the goats up across the creck run at large, and those down here do not. It would be far heiter for the people if they did, Instead, they are itched to small carts and driven over the sidewalks, even on the . Written at Random. “eoeccevecoccece-cecececcceecceencwcccecece | part of the country. yeeten2>99;,: ORECOREE! busiest thoroughfares at the busiest time of day. There is no desire to} { deprive the youngsters of any pleas- ure they lerive from the sport It is simply a case of what is best for the common good. A councilman was heard to say when approached on the subject, ‘Well, once a boy myself, and I know what itis to in- dulge them in those little things,’ Perhaps so. But times have changed sinve Adam was a youth. ‘The gen- eral opinion seems to be that the city is large enough to do without all ‘sich like Capt. Joe Fowler would say, as The cane that Carl Von Schoeler carried befcre he was adjudged a paretic in the cireuit court day be- fore yesterday is an artistic model of workmanshi) not often seen in this It represents a serpent entwined around a cane, and is astonishingly life-like. It is said that he had a standing offer of $1000 for it, which he persistently refused. It is unlikely thet the unfortunate young man will ever recover his res- son, as his case is ssid to be an un- usually bad one. His carving in miniature was some- thing simply unequaled. He could carve articles that could scarcely be seen with the naked eye, but under the microscope they became perfect in every detail. He was also a sculp- tor of great ability, and who made the hust of Chas. Roth. the late Mr. The collosal enterprise of the mod- ern playwright is unsurpassed by any thing in creation. Almost before the country had recovered from the shock occasioned by the destruction of the Maine, plays were on the boards giv ing ‘exact reproductions of the terri- ble catastrophe,” ‘ow the number) | bids fair to exceed that of the in tion of trash that followed the ery of Klondike. All necessary make a hitisa few pieces of shi) wrecked scenery and an Awericat flag, with a few peroxide of hydrogen blondes to act as a background, A If half of the were true, the unde would be busy for a week, 1 the coroner would have been dead from overwork long ago. ions’’ afloat The police court is an excellen place to study homan nature, It an easy watter the moment a person takes the witness to perceive whether or not he or she ever ed in the role of witness before, of them begin : “Now I'll tell you, I didn’t want to come here a bit, but now that I'n here, 1’m going to tell you the truth “Yea, yes,’’ the court is forced t say, ‘but we don’t care any bout whether you wanted to here or not. You're here, and you| can save time by simply answering question Then, a3 a rule, the witness further explain that she is going tell the truth. ‘The court has to re mind her that she is not there for} any other purpose, and tha at perhaps it might be best und circum stances, to tell it sarcasw is usually al very | often all the other ado onitions of the} court are likewise. “2'll tell you goes on. “Well, that’s what we stand ppear- Some has tc t how it was he want you do. | “Thad just started dowa town |, after some butter— ‘We don’t care your butte 4 ‘As I said, 1 aaah town—"* “It don’t make any us where you had started, know whether that defeu the other man a liar or not “1 didn’t hear it, but heard Mrs. Jones say that she did, I had started down town “Well did you hear the other man call him anything !’? impatiently «kc mands the court. “Can't say that I did, bat Mrs Jones told me that he called him a- “We don’t care what she told you We want to know what you yourselt about it.’” “On, L don’t know had just started down—"’ Here the Witness is generally ab- ruptly excused, and leaves wonder- ing why she was not given an oppor- tunity to tell what she knows, anything about]; had difference Do you| know I ything. “in remembrance of her beloved hus- ba *l Opening address, *|Solo—Miss Ophelia Brown. "| Sermon—Miss Bessie Davis. —Pc TAI WON KUN. Corea Boasts the Wickedest Villain That Ever Lived, is the one} the ‘Tour week. TO TRAIN THE BODY. Description of the Modern College Gymna; \ bg worn etween ry important ge bath, number of ‘There are ce and examining ecial developing oxing, wrestling wling alleys for indoor ie trophy © of jar running games ar Scienee Mont Victoria’s Passion for Violets, h royal ve for tlow- as aspe- ve them @ blo rofusion tmas and ¢ opel flow. r Frederick quite reat } ered id she xd when, nd, ors have offered viol {ten beet n deeply toucl vir ng her strat nd.” “| from the tomby when He declared aff *Jother day, ‘feverywhere will ter, at 3:00 o'clock, at the Was’ ton street church: Song—Choir. Invocation—Rey. Anthem—Choir. W. Hawkins, “The Origin of Easter’’—Miss Mamie Jones ‘Easter '— Miss Hattie Berry. Anthem—Choir. Recitation—Jobn Jenkins, Sunday’ The Latest Sermon, Flora MeClure. Quartette, 1 Will Love Messrs. Nelsen, Slayin a paper—Miss Thee’ Steel iss Zulu Brown, Instrumental solo—Mr. A and Brads!iaw » Proper Observat B.C. McClure. | IW. Le Paper—Mrs Recitati Ora Reed Accrostic, **Kaster’’—L ble, Zodie ders, tie Dawe on, Lily Hatch, Mattie Irvin aid Annie Lou Lunderman. Anther:—Choir. Distribu ion of Easter eggs. Benedict in. rent Mari- L. B, HAwkix~ ter of Ceremonies. PROM A PUPTLA as the mem- rising We observe Easter of the risem Lord, the things unto himself. The day seems! brighter and more cheerful tha The birds sing and everything else looks gs seems to be rejoicing over the , Our Lord and Savior was i | the tomb one Friday,a great many | ¢ years ago, and arose on the third lay which was Sunday, the first day of} We cel Easter by| having Easter servi nd in ¢ ther | ¢ various ways in pra the Lord. Jessie Wis HASTE forget the} * the turping ascension The world will miracles of Christ, of water to wine to Between the two, the own resurrection, wl ce Easter is the anniversary of the most rious ory of Christianity arist is the sor tee] hy | never frow the grea bath, this resurrection day in all the hi It tells us that of faith, the source of our Him we live, as ia Him we whom also we must As the no planted — in in the tomh of the earth germinates and bursts forth iato the glory of the harvest field, human nature io- Goseil in the tomb of death will ger- mic and burst forth immortal in the sweet fields of the eternal Hus- bandman. Aud so Easter brings to us the plessau pe of resurrection, to be- lieve in Ct to hope in Christ, to love Christ end to posse: This is our duty, Christ ean y the and the human mind ficed not for Mary, in nee avd sorrow 2nd suffering to Easter morn, Easter brings us the risen Savior, « hope, our joy. « hope but “huinan heart Angels suf | Thumb} Don’t forget Tom wedding and the bunt Frid»y night ut Washingtoa street church The May Blossom club invites one| and all to come out and w unique affair, Admission children 5 cents. The annual Easter sermon of (Queen | Esther Chapter, No, 4, O. E. S, will be preached at 3 o'clock uext Sun- day afternoon by Rev. G. H, Burks at Burks’ Chapel. All members of the chapter will please meet at Sister] Eliza Reed’s on South Eighth street that afternoon to the church in ¢ oss this 10 cents, Hof isfacti quite a seige of it in his spe ness, is improving to the} ss of his many frie All announe services must be Mrs. Cassie Overstreet, was not seriously hort, y of yesterday, to the her many fri nt The flagship Brooklyn, complete, | and absolutely perfect in every detai ran down Hampton Ko; Tuesday but because of the heay fu and in, did not attempt go ank of North America for The Ibritis Bi has ordered $500,000 more gold importsw J. and W, Soliguan, 250,000; Kutin, Loeb & Co., 000; Heidelback, Ickelheimer $100,000; Muller, Sehall & $50,000, C 0. Co., light will b rams. | B But you Miss bearing in all. Look for the Sign when you get on Fourth street. SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING * REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work A. W. 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