The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 5, 1898, Page 3

~ {vansvilleBToretauteRR Fe) Tourist Sleeping Car | er mo tor iook at Jort all the time asked one of these worthies. Among scientific men there are no} }; iti before buying. We ne ter loo st all the tim a sie ae to cb . We are the only ex- [daring Cincinaest and Louisvitle on tiiinou | tv's 4 dirty world?” 40 tho ole foolspoke, | “Jumped overboard, { expect,” Civilized Nation Save Watces with atadid higher thas. tha the iosaon' es iting pasmrhaet ane AND BICYCLE (2e Bieyclo house in the oly, A a Con! ‘Railroad fast “New Orleans Limited” | “Croabity-croakty-croakty-croak!" a4 h “Bill wr 8 7 the lesson of willing sacrifice. There | complete repair shop. A free riding : q : answered another. illings gave Their Own. Iate Prof. Tyndall and Sir Robert} is a difference between willing sacri- school to those buying wheels from EVERY THURSDAY “Put yer Lookin’ down!” tho biackbirdsaids [him ‘what for,’ I can tell you. Tmust D Ball, the astronomer, both of thesel fice and compulsory sacrifice. Be| SUNDRIES, us, Don't fail to call—remember the and Paducah overs Friday morning, for Low} cok at the lowly pene ty ened eay I don’t understand why he wanted Irishmen, who made England their} well-behved, as the more intelligent ave Place. also qonnects at New Orlean took — the bees end he buttera ae to wallop the poor little wretch.” home. among you are, and have real self- i ‘ urdays ‘after Jant: | Yer lookin’ do Museet tale A chuckle ran round the forecastle. . vs ‘ There is an old saying that every 5 and Saturdays (after Janu | Yer lookin 4 . [President McK! s ying Yjrespect. By real self-respect I 4g Fur lente dows i A chuckle ran round the forcast. [President McKinley's Ancestors] jaiinan” "a politelag, Wilton apted chet erecttnes| PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS Sunset Limited Annex] ** "me! oe critter would only who had first spokem “Billings just] C@meFrom theGreen Iste—Ire- | inquiring into the truth or otherwise]to accept anything not an actual of the Southern Paci, giving special surough so old turtle, who boarded near, | wanted to show how zealous he is in land’s Sons as Soldiers. of this proverb there is no doubt) necessity, unless it comes to you in 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Hone, Gite itinots Cen a Ratirond and ~+ Pigg emaetty d, seo here; EP fe mpany’s peidd igre Kila ae er pet jist “ tye a the way it reuches other people. — — ———______ : ns MATCH thinks there's nobody like Billings.” — journe and the late Lord Rosmead,| Most of the hard working dat posepenat Just then the mato appeared, and, better known as Sr Hercules Robin-| who make not more "thes 4b coute'a SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS : TT DONOVAK,. | Ter be xo mis'able-Like and sad; remarking that the captain was quite Cincinnatl Enquirer, son, Ireland has supplied two states-!day would be wise if they walked Comsmegetat 4 rotmcinenalll somethin’ that aint no joke: Wright, proceeded to give his orders for] ‘The first gun to be fired in the war|men of the first rank, sbort distances and saved their BLACKSMI A +. oO ol In Le AAW. Bulletin, "” [a scheme which made the stowaway | against Spain was fired by an Irish-| Of course, in this article we bave}money. I cannot see why any negro ING 4 ——_—_———————— ~ under his canvas prick uphisear—one | man. That man was Patrick Mullen, gay be cay eee who} who desires to be considered decent | EB FI J c . ee of them was till very painful fromthe |* member of the crew on board the|bave not confined their talents to]can attend any theater in Atlanta. RING ‘ ‘soln _—_— for the scheme in which all of that |Just prior to the capture of the Span-|list_ would have been indefinitely| selves these luxuries that come to HORSESHOBING LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVISION i. ile h es, pegenclens having Lhe tapers ager sae relities 3 peetneond. you at heonee “nd best en tyne et “Bring him up,” said the skipp shipped with that express design, was \c D 8 hat some of] M’KINLEY's ANCESTORS WERE Misi. | you cannot expect rat very fos aaa me rem regis AP) HS AS CRPPH i" g less than the capture of that | the brave men who lost their lives in] In America the Irish have also] high by the race that denies you. All work guaranteed. Ney Orleans 7 20 pm 900 am £250,000 and the sending adrift of | the disaster of the battleship Maine} heen prominent in the making of| Tbe negro patronage of theaters in pies Moan oom to oe the captain and Mr. Lancelot, if it] were Irishmen. Sons of the Green| history. President William McKin-|Atlanta is considerable. Any col- .: El a ‘F'eeon Tenn.}0 28 am 1085 pm ; was not necessary to murder them to | {sle fought bravely in the late civil| Jey is of Irish stock, and his ances-]0red young man found in any of : , Cairo, 1... Gam No, 184 d sec the treasure, war, In fi there have been few} tors were prominent in Irish affairs|them under present conditions, is Court Street bet. 2d and 3d, f ieee, STE IP aaah To stir from his hiding place at this | ¥4TS '0 recent years in which Trish-| many years ago. In every walk of hurtful to the negro race very much. ema, A) pCR m moment would mean death at the |™e® have not played most import-||ife irish can be found to excel, and] The folks are ell wrong on what is Paducah. ,.2 06 pm 1 1sam 90) am nat 2) Leave vomatked the skipper, [bands of those desperate men. And| St part. : had the race the same opportunities}meant by social equality. Social s ‘ Paducab.....216 pm 4am 7 “ hag feo! pe 4 none of them showed no inten-], The patriotism of the Irish to the]ag some others a still greater name] equality is never seen outside of the at”. ta mtom n of obeying Billings’ advice and land of their adoption, no matter | would have been carved for the Irish, | home and private grounds. There is ent Suton “turning in?” where it may be, has never been} All the professions can boast of hav- {80 such thing as being social, strictly Hopkinsville 180 pm 72) pm ‘They examined their revolvere——|iuestioned. Irishmen are loyal in ling Irishmen who are leaders among} Peaking, ina public place. Social ‘ Norvonville 4 45 pm #3) am 10 45 am r every one of thent seemed.to he | "=e of war, and they never hesitate/ men equality means that you are not 4 Grawral Cry 8 pm ¢ aunt) 1 ain 2 oe ; d over the coming to demonstrate that fact. Irish oe strangers or mere acquaintances but Is THE RECORD Owensboro. .°10 08 pa rm 303 pre J y as grin dt oslon Cha +f brains have done much to win battles, POLICE COURT. that you are so well known to ——— Loulsvilie.. 1000 pm 7 40 am 6.00 pm ne, and the boy shud- t a ee Le as bas been shown time and again : other that you grow intimate Cinetnatl "Tio aim eam i Dick: had alm during bitter fights, Great Britai A ciently to form a society or sou WE MAKE. ay el lll gy a i find him, Mr. Bil- aovanybear indebtedness to the Irish is rema i: Fred Berry was presented this} world, 1 go to the theater and take ea we Awameepm ued the skipper. tipon deck, when one of {Ol enough to deserve a special ear as oF tied une bs a seat in the parquet to see the play. UR nae of staple and fancy groceries is $0 an the cotton bales, Peta tapi Roly *F I cle all to itself, A British authority h assaulting Maud Yeltima. he/'That is my business there. In comes complete and up-to-date. Splendid line Mtoe ng L “Hehadanold i beh bene ie pil on the subject, among other things, |‘fouble occurred at the residence of}, man that I have never seen before, of canned goods. Our meat market is *isam 9 r t he meat all gnawed Within fi ; st says: ‘Indeed, if a foreigner were| Mrs. Brigman, and the evidence de-| and trom his actions he is there to unexcelled, having everything in the line of . 0 pms $308.94 pm I suppose, for the i an Ae pitas re 88 to read through a list of the chief] Véleped the fact that the dispute came} see the play. I jamp up and walk fresh and salt meats. 210 pm 8 48 am 110005 Wpm cewoacintens. Pint anphat thet an, | mea in every profession in this coun-}¥P Over whether some woman~was/ out claiming that this man is put on Telephone 118 a No 18 chie clad inte their bunks, and| {tbe Would come to the conclusion respectable or not. Berry took the }gocial equality with me. By such}Cor, oth and Trimble. P F l Al l Y Paduea> £90 pm 988 am 4.00 p he'll get a Vere presently heard to alumber pois. | tat all the professions were ‘bossed’ affirmative and the girl the negative. | conduct 1 write myself down a stupid : Ld . s penn” 9.00 pen 508 amt oo» works for them ppl a slo epread watil the | CY 2tishmen.”” And there would be She assaulted him on the porch, and/ donkey, Why, the man never ad- bos eae T ». oF we tnlaht Dut hint | ea. <e to ee oe the | some excuse for this conclusion, too. | tbe fight progressed until the yard| dressed me. He did not know, nor ; Jacko, eu. 60 Pm cu yor P of the ban knoc een ashes out} ‘Take the army first of all, Not|"#8 reached. ‘The young man proved| aid he care to have my acquaintance. Ey 690 pms am | shee tid: Gea the 0b AGONY pte nano se to Test ey ae | only is the commander in chief a na-|thst be did no more than was ueces-| perhaps after we left the theater we WHAT sere se at is ? > of the men we e tive of Ireland, but the two most|®8tY, and the warrant was dismissed. | would never meet again until we met P [scene AM sae \*F cag te cid tava Tyla Stusioespabiphd oat famous generals of the present day, hey ot gy = ta arraigned for} ground God’s pure throne. \y Vicusur $93 am 6 | t antic sf te Lord Roberts and Sir Bindon Blood, | Het share in the difficulty, and was) ‘There is lots of nonsense going on @ Row Orioana’........430aun 7 pm Sagat from under his arpa, Then he} gre Irishmen, too, An, of course, | {ed $3 and costs. in this country. The Constitution BT. LOUIS DIVISION more ventured fortth anc put one foot oD} it’s needless to mention the fact that} Joe Crider and B. F. Strigle, two} and the Journal could do much for he m Boum - eS ‘ Fy “ ei i yanion ladde T. Britan’s most go-ahead admiral, Lord |raftsmen of Perryville, Teon., had ]the new emancipation if they would. ; Kerive st Louls..ssccc. 74 pa hee ee atc s there?” growled a sailor,|}Charles Beresford, is Irish to the| fight i the Commercial hotel this} Col. Clark Howell is ambitious, so is Pre . SOUTH BOUND. wu k hy a tug at th ‘ ; backbone. As Irishmen have al morning. The dispute arose over}Hon. Hoke Smith. Neither of these Sar! J 4 - hag leave answer was tb slip as quickly | heen renowned fighters, this fact may | some logs, and one man had his coat}men do much of the actual work on aay a ele 4 v wri er 3 Oe sol 'y as his bruises would | only be in the natural order of events | tora off. They pleaded guilty, and]their respective papers. However, one 4 Rs : aptain says w up the lndde . At the head he} —put if we look at the lists of a dia-| were fined $3 and costs, they give directions to the men like} 4 ned intently. metrically opposite profession, and —_—— Col. Harris and Gol. Richardson as} ~ , ef dl Ne’ er the ry a 4 a - Garon evansritie and Memphis the ¢ ho was it, Bill?” asked a second | turn from the art of Killing to the art MEDICAL SOCIETY. to the policy to be pursued. They : oi ’ YES a ‘Trains 201 and RZ run solid between Ciacio > . t healii find th 1 4 . patiand New Orleans carrying Pullman bul ¢ boy replied that § thet blamed cat, I’m think of ae fad yi re Aetisae ee to open up aa ee more The 98 odel ot the N. D is ball A eee and 211 run solid between Padv py a as that blames “| Sir Richard Quain, who di a ; .,}| Pleasant opportunities for the negro model 0: e New Densmore cote opting So eereee Oo bs c¥,lateof th plied the first speaker, and, to] other day, came to London as an un.) THe Paducah Medical and Surgical}, to cavse them to be charged with] bearing in all, See sample with ase aynig eh Te Hausou. OP. ‘A., Chic den grammar school; that k’s relief, there was no pursuit.| known Cork lad GO years ago, with- |S°clety met last night with Drs.}inigking too much of the darkies, EK estima: A, Loulavil widower, had left him behind ip | Quickly he ran along the deck endJout any friends to help him or any Se and Bulee Si Dr. Lilliard | and that they will lose political (O) B STARKS Co ey Ped England, while he went to So bat unted the bridge to where the] aids to success except his own genius As GE been caallog Neale boven strength, ‘bey were never more . . ’ ett —— +| rica as assistant surveyor on ew er stot ‘ and perseverance. Fi years be-|“\° Ast me O00 s ae ion i - ee sao — Matableland railway line; that noth- | ‘hat night as the first mete of the] fore bis death he was regarded as the] He Sight on which the Southwestern Dea Gait WHC Gea eae Agent for Densmore, Yost and Caligraph i Y ing had been heard from that kind Son came up from the cabin] greatest authority in}Britain on gli | ***0ciation meets here, thesociety ad-| 0. 4 toreigner’s chance anyhow. Typewriters. Supplies for all standard father for a year or more, and las with a revolver in his hip pocket and | diseases of the lungs and heart, and journed to meet one month from last)“ Fu Baxter, | machines. J that, compelled to leave school on ac-fa grin on his face, he was met at he} was certainly one of the first "balt| MBMt- eae arenes ci me First-class... unt of unpaid bills, he resolved to} head of the stairs by the captain and dozen physicians in the world, TypSTaAl Mie ois, of ths {The colored school children of ¥ ‘“ Horseshoeing and go to South Africa and find his miss-} Mr, Lancelot. Tohis surprise both of | But if one wants to see how thor-| First Baptist church will meet Fri- I opkinaville, under the principalship Blacksmithin ing parent 7 these gentlemen were armed, while oughly Irishmen have left their mark] day at 3 p. m. with Mrs, Harry Li of J. P. Jetton, are preparing to pre- Wall Decorating acksm & “And 88 you th t fa steal all i them he gbserved the despised | on every profession in this country it} Kens, 616 South Third street. a the comis opera, "The National * The only place in the city equipped n the Only Son of Ports- | » nwaWway, D ck Tlarley, With a waked | ig necessary to turn to the bar. ~The Mrs. KE. B. Ricttarpsox, bidity wks Je Is our business, our pastime, our de- BEM with the necessary tools to do firs, imouth?” said the skipper. | CETL Regen ie ee Lord Chief Justice ot England is, as Secretary, ‘The town of Owensboro, where Mr. | light. We should like the job of dec- : as berth by every Billi d the captain, /everyone knows, an Inshman; but U Wood i is fearful, i Shi + Jass carriage aud wagon work. | ” Jed the} “They } s > 1 ga. [Urey Woodson sleeps, is feartully/orating the great wall of Chiva, but : class carriag other ship,” pleaded the boy, hey throw up your hands. | possibly what everyone doesnot know} Send your horse to J. Will Smith] gftic i pee i F ibe i a o- ge ste ae ‘ A ; og My : gd afflicted with cocaine and morphine] will be content if you will let us deco- Building new work @ specialty. said I ed too weak to work Your little plot has been discovered. lis that three of the best known Jumi-|at Glauher’s stable, if it needs the] sends. rate a few walls in your house. Do Vi THE CITIES mm N 0 R T H Now is the time to use moth NORTH-EAST ano balls, We have them in 5c, NOR TH-W E ST 10c and 15¢ packages. Two pound packnge, 25e. Spe- E BEST REACHED cial prices for larger quan- A- THE tities, THROUGH THROUGH SLEE a papper) (ARS FROM ¥ et Routt cred ORUGGISTS F.P.JEFFRIESG.0. nt ri vay. Ge Ries A On ILL HANGS A Fifth and Broadway soe lilinois Central R.R sila as © ETP | Once on the aldgo of a pleasant pool, Under the bank where ‘twas dark and cool, Where bushes over the water hung, pete (vansvlll mcs |OEHLSGHLAEGER % WALKER VIA NEW ORLEANS | f1)3 jost dc nothin but creak und croak, In connection with the Till @ blackbird bh Southern Pactite What ts the ma Through Weekly | the ten tor Nothin’ but mud a " » i# a awful lot; dirt and slime “Weak or not, you've got to work 319 COURT STREET 319},..0ni tic Pn mate; “haen’t he lded. RELIEF for his passage, try him with therope’e ond.” “Aye, aye, sir.” And again Billings grinned _ elo- quently as he led the boy forward, A quiet, elderly gentleman who had been watching these proceedings now stepped forward. OFFER said, “ITe’s only a child, you know.” 1O THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS ~ A suRE ROAD TO BEAUTY Nett, of No. 78 Fifth Avenue, New 4 eile » Jour German critics that we are not a . on ‘fice the public generally, the extra tweak, : rable little rat of a stowawa: first time before the publica Magical] Mrs, J, W. Hawkins, who bas s Tonle which they have 60 1obg The aki Ee te ings—t ‘away |™usical nation, but one trembles to) prxatmenT for the cure of Lost Nitali- ii ; ped iva. “Cully i jem Gostinent. Toe skipperlaughed, | F iy are ‘the stowaway | think what their verdict would be if] ty, Nervous and Sexual Weakness, and] Veen ill for some time was worse yes- ABSOLUTELY PURE 4/5 BELL'S OAR OSA 0 ha Bie (cal cater or ory pny ot | we were to lose our best known com-| Restoration of Life Force in old’ and | terday. pam THE hy “ that youngster,” he exclaimed. e} South Africa £2 (0 and a stanch,| Wo were oO aie nr Sulllven, our beat| Young men. No worn-out French —. Ss d tothave any useless white- J seaworthy ship, You will find that | Poser. . . remedy, contains no Phosphorous or] The great revival :neeting has ‘i can’t affor handed stowawa Complexion Tonle lunmediate effect in clearing and the s nota cosmec'®, Rs ptt eet tte A at hme eskin, I wor up the blemt and pastes do, but bs @ col o' skin, does, tol # the skin of all poison: na Ayhad ry: hild ean follow direc: money?” looked grave. Tonie at $1.00, per bottle, which “True,” ho said, “they did _ think that an attempt might be as claimed, sothat |] made to rob the ship. ve? But , in London BOTTLE COSTS YOU NOTHING Af the effect Js not exact! asta ge re for tnereach | | still, this mere boy— of mies iW ateolutely sk ara poor com: | | «Pye scen ‘mere boys’ ere now, Mr, Merlot aid bg gacepted by all Lancelot, that were old men incrime.” Yatton can adress he Biases Hell on all eee ay act witers of the complexion and bygicne inthe v putters of the comple ep eistacuary advice # | stowaway to my fi t officer.” wer rely. with Al r * F Ireareat yen prom gil bo sent UpOR te At this moment a shrill ery of pain, <P} ot saat. munications and send ait #| followed by another and another, ve to OnLe TOULET eo came from the lower deck. ais » TRE B' " “What's that?” cried Mr. Lancelot oodene mA ag The captain of the Only Son of Bold in Paducab by W. B.McPherson | por sin, yn,” said the first Mr. Billings,” he j Three Beautiful Women |}! nay “Don’t hurt him, Mr. Billings,” he “Captain's orders, sir,” answered tho mate, giving Dick Harley's ear an ays aboard a vessel 250,000 to the Chartered How do youknow, my dear “yonder boy is not the epy of some high-sea robbers, put fualvetcnuirely g{on board to find out about the The man addressed as Lancelot e, and leave the outh put his notebook, con- “LA CREOLE” HAIR RESTORER A Perfect Hair Dressing and Restorer. — VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO, Md Sole Proprietors, MEMPHIS, TENN. DEPARTMENT. oe sate “rr HALF IN TWO Mr. Lancelot te ‘his shoul- COLONEL RAXTER, taining Dick Marley's name and cir- cumstances, carefully into his pocket, “That, my dear sir,’ he answered, milingly, “is the stowaway getting his first lesson in seamanship from Mr. ders, After all, lie had been sent out ‘ There is a paper published in At- in charge of £250,000 in gold, which 4 j lanta, Ga., by Hon. C. H. J. Taylor, was consigned by the Bank of Eng- (was wry le S) |formerly of Kansas City, called the land to Ceeil Rhodes and the Char- . ~ a < bn 6 Appeal. Mr. Taylor isa colored Wall Paper, perroll............. Ti | tered company of South Africa, His 5 i . g man and a democra He was min- Fifty-cent Window Shades fo ee 30 duty lay in the after cabin where the wy Ae : ister to Liberia, Africa, under one of treasure was stored, and not in pre- a 3 ee Mr. Cleveland’s administrations, and venting venturesomo little stowa- 4 posi recorder of deeds under the other, ways from being rope’s-ended, Although being of the political faith | rr..4 ; E that he is, it was his invincible logic { ™ -made shades in any size. _ Picture frames made to order. Fine and eloquence before the Missouri Paper hanging done in any part of the county by ee legislature at Jefferson City that de- s 48 NORTH FOURT: ‘ ‘! feated the infamous separate coach Look for the Big Sign when you get on Fourth street, IL. Bruised and stiff, Dick Harley lay curled ye between a seaman’s chest Pm and the forecastlo bulkhead. One of SPANISH ARTILLERY CORPS IN CUBA, tho deckhands had taken pity on him wit IM my) “Te IRISH AS LEADERS. his aching shoulders, Thus he lay bill that was up for passage before that body. He is now devoted to the publica- tion of his paper, the Appeal, at At- lanta, the last issue of which contain- man, Dr. Conan Doyle, was partly, /ed an article from the pen of a white| eo— ——————S== — man, who is alsoa democrat, trom| ALGH-GRADE | Agent for the highest grades made. at any rate, responsible for the gigan- tic success of the Strand Magazine| which we clip the following. "After tor 850,00. Bow’ tale sears "30. pe on by his creation of Sherlock Holmes ; | writing of the colored le at length and thea, of course, there's -Br-| he saye: peopieatiog' BICYCLES |on‘the inarkety pretiont weal mea Justin McCarty Allthe darkeys need along this | Don’t tall to see our line of wheels completely hidden, so that the men on the larboard watch, who had just turned in after four hours’ wrestling with the wind and water, knew noth- ing of his presence. “What became of the stowaway?” Foremost in Every Country and Ah, thank you—” (as, he drew the pistol out of Billings’ pocket), “you may return now to your cabin and yourself a prisoner.” naries in other branches of the legal profession are compatriots of Lord Russell. attention of a veterinary surgeon, —_—— You may thus save a valuable horse,| Miss Dr. Cora E. Brown, of Daw- 23a 7 son Springs, has been appointed se scun NOPD cathncay; —_- -- ond assistant physician at the West- what is the meaning of this, eh Typewriter for Sale, ero Kentucky lunatic asylum at Hop- sputtered the mate. Of the four lords of appeal indis-} Jy perfect condition, brand new, in | kinsville. Mr. Billin atte putably the best known is Lord Mor-}yact A Williams typewriter for ris, whose wit and brogue would! g¢0.00, and a Blickensierfer for proclaim his nationality half a mile} ¢35 09, Inquire at the Sun Of- they need it? Oh, yes; you can’t get out of that, and we alwa: 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 THE COLORED BOYS, you know a good thing when you see it. Our city now has 260 available W. 8S. GREIF. . 8. . OBERTS BEER off, Then there is Lord Justice Col-| goo, tt lins, and last, but not least, Mr. needed in the volunteer call. They are ready and willing to serve their Is rapidly becoming the favorite with the people of this city. It leads ali others, for the reason that it is hoy here heard your whol ul scheme to rob the Chartered company of £250,000. Ile very promptly informed the cap- t Your accomplices in the fore: astle were captured in their bunks, and most of them have confessed everything.” Billings loked at the speaker and then at Dick Harley. “The stowaway,” he cried “The Carson, Q. C., who migrated from Ee ae saa the Irish to the English bara few 100 T0 ANY MAN, country, We have not perhaps been years ago, and who is now popularly | y. x 1 ar as forward in this matter as some supposed to be making a bigger Was 28 ar 9100 ree ar Cos other towns in the state, but we have income than any other barrister in| Of Weakness in Men They Treat and|more than any other town yet heard London. Fail to Cure. from, and they will uot fail or falter We are continually hearing from AuiOeahs County places for the when the emergency comes, operatic singer, Signor Fo! other harmful drugs. ItisaWonpeR-|closed. It was a wonderful harves! i LED IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY{ most famous platform singer, Plunket| ru, TaxaTMENT—magical inits effects] Rey, Hall deserves great credit. HANDLED 1 ] the company knows how to be grate- ful.” tive in its cure. All readers i i af , | Greene. ve :| Rey, Burks was fortunate in securing ( iW al And graf, intd,choeompans | Tas o generaly supose tamata ater fm A wiht lh erica, “aitine pone wee? PADUCAH BOTTLING CO. proved itself to be, A month later hile Bill ahi to be too subtle a game for the flery| mental and physical suffering peculiar] terested. Great work was done. (while Billings and his gang were temperament of the Emerald Isle. }to lost Man! En should write to the|Qne hundred and nineteen souls were] F. J. Bergdoll, Proprietor. Tenth and Madison streets But it {s a fact that England's great-|SAFE MEDICAL COMPANY) Suilelthe harvest, one hundred and two of| Telephone 101. Orders filled until 11 p.m awaiting trial for attempted piracy in a Sl page AN ; the Capetown jail) Dick Harley was] est diplomatist is Lord Dufferin, anj 0 SOE Ona vow abmoluisly REF, | ¥hom joined the chapel, the others Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinks. shaking his father’s wasted hand in | Irishman from the top of his head to}, valuable paper on theso diseases, | joined at other churches, all of which the new hospital at Salisbury. The | the sole of his foot, and positive proofs of their truly | ought to effect a considerable change surveyor’s recovery from a lingering SMART IRISH JOURNALISTS. MaGiOal, TREATMENT. | Thousands of | iq social circles, It is impossible to over Wi y accel ed, you men, who have lost all hope of a cure + : fever was greatly (pep alot mt But if Irishmen are supposed to be| are being restored by them to a per- give their names here mi By gest may be sure, by the news that the} | os diplomacy, even their worst | ct condition. fruits ye shall know them,’’ and we Chartered company had rewarded by} Wesk in diplomacy, even as | POA SEOINOE wensusrr: meg belnee eee ie banre teal oes’ cle a position of trust and honorthe time: jememies give them credit for their taken at home under their directions,| wil] be better. vation of the quondam stowaway | smartness in journalism, It is hard-| or they will pay railroad fare and hotel on the Only Son,—Philadelphia In- ly too much to say that more than bills to all who prefer to go there for Upon its regular ap appearance and quirer. ESTABLISHED 1864, ) Miss Mary B. 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