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

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Cairo, Th wham 12.35 pm 12 01 am 206 pm 1am 90am No. 2M 215 pm iam 7am 40 pm 345 pm 2am # Sam 600 pun 60 am a 60 pm Evansville Hopkinsville Nortonvitie 4.45 pm 39 am Sentral Chy.. 93 pia 41am Morse Hrancd 6 $2 pm Owensboro. 10 00 pm‘? 0) am Louisville m 7404 $0) pm Cincionaul Tam tam Sours Hourp— m1 =H Leave pm 310 ams ¢ 7 am ao Cinetnnats Louts\ lile 110 am 140 pm « 40 pw #19 arn 90 pm 1200 pm 22 ams 210 pm 5 48 am 110085 Wp 290 pm 353am4 380 pum 508 as pm #90 pm4# I* an warn 0 69 fo New Orleans #) am 7 49 pu ST, LOUIS Monta BOUND Leave Paducah Arrive St Louis ROUTH BOUND piv J.S. GANSTER | Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION: CLAIMS! Prompt and thorough attention to all cases, Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to. Office, 714 South ‘Third street, ee RTE A A? Three Beauliful Women | OFFER 10 THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS A cone, ROAD TO inte THE MISSES BELL'S Complexion Tonie 0 elect In clearing and hat a chiki eau Dent result ent to clear the TITLE COSTS YOU NOTHING * wie exnctty as clave, 80 that TAB Salt TOILET ¢ eo. i “Bold iu Paduoab by W, B.MePberson CALIFORNIA!) The Southern Route The Iron Mounta Rou , Texas and Pacific and Pacific Railways TAKE THE FAMOUS « SUNSET « LIMITED 1 Leaves slays and Saturdays SIXTY HOURS lag LOS ANGELES % Not the RIGHT WAY Oars is different, OF ¢ e, KOME articles stand the washing and tron ing better than others, but we en deavor to have all pass through t process unimpaired, Good soap, pure water and skilful hands insure perfect resnits, Give ox an opportunity to prove it. Small packages thanklully received, larger ones in proportion, STAR STEAM LAUMDRY, Phone 200. 120 North Fourth St. Miss R. B. Hay ED H. PURYEAR “Siisograpner Attornev at Law And Notary Public, Real estate’ and Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles Formerly master commissioner of the Mevracken circuit court. vill practice in all the courts of this and adjoining count Special attention given to the collection of all claims, the renting of real estate and all other litigation. Will act as as mee and receiver of insolvent estates, also as administrator of decedents’ estates and as guard security give Omice No. ‘Legal Row A MISTAKEN IDEA y comp: South Fourth street Paducah, Ky. We used to hear a things whieh fit * } the wall,’ but how frequent it is that the paper doesn’t fit on the wail. Just because it ix pasted bard is no sign that it attern may not be right, the not suit the room You w host suitable paper by co} Our specialties are ron ing to us. Wall Paper, Pictures end Frames And our etock is farge, our right, and designs varied ingy L. P. BALTHASAR Ww. M. JANES REAL bil IND MORTGAGE LOANS) es are Call and wanes vealty OFFICE 328); BROADWAY Second Hand Goods Highest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGEN' w » & SON 408 Court street, also carry a line of new ii a fritee before buying’ elsewhere. We also ex- Change new goods for old. Established 1855. Johnson .. Foundry and Machine., Company Incorporated 1883, Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings, Castings of all kinds PADUCAH, KY When in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL. $1.50 a day, Special rates by the week, D. A. BarLey, Propr. Retween 4th and 5th on Ferry st |] Matil.Effinger & Co’ Undertakers and embalmers. wae 126 BALLARD’S Little Cubs Cigars Clear Havana Five Cents Straight OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS Fifth and Broadwag. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. Paducah to Be Visited by Prom- People Next Week Preparations for Their inent Reception The State Sunday School Conven= tion to Be Held Here Next Week ent In about a week Paducah will be called upon to entertain, in the Sun- day School convention, one of the st enthusiastic, wide-awake and distinguished bodies of religious workers which Kentucky affords, It will be an honor to our city, of which all citizens should show their appre- ciation by throwing open their homes to the delegates and making them glad they came. Committees are now canvassing the city to make this request at every house, and it is to hoped that they will meet with liberal responses, as they surely will, for Paducah has never failed to weet all obligations in the line of hospitality; nor in this ease can she afford to do so, for the delegates and visitors to this conven tion come to us from all parts of a state particularly noted for this grace—from the mountains of Kast ern Kentucky, where the door is ever open to the stranger—from the fa- mous ‘Bluegrass’? section, where welcome and good cheer perpetually abound from our diate neighborhood ; aud so the rep ulation of not only our « but the whole of Western Ke of which she is in this sentative, is at stake. It will be an oppo show to the visitors Paducal fold resources and advanta is marvelous how little the derstood appreciated from other sections of the state has been illustrated by the manitested by the guests to ot conventions of this kind at the size ee and neral sir of vody of Sun- eight as the as well as imme wa city case repre nity, too, to mani- for it pare Une y people This sur its This same vol workers years ago, and in proportion city has embraced more territory advanced in commercial interest, they shown the same generous met here hould be increase in the qualives that endear a lace to the heart of a visitor, A ltractive been for upon has convention of peakers, both of distance. Of most ar whic h program the ppears nes some distioguished the state and from a these none will receive a warmer wel- come than Dr. W. K. Piner, of Hop: kinsville, the eloquent divine who held the Broadway veral months ago and won the admiration of all who heard him. Then another, Rev “rancis D. Beathe, of Louisville, who will conduct the devotional exercises will be pleasanlly remembered here in connection with the Chris deayor convention two years 4 Among others Rev Powell, of Louisville, who con revival services at the First Cliris- tian church here some time whose gifts of oratory have given him a wide reputation, and Kev Morris Ferguson, of Princetou, N J., who was recently married to Miss Huber, the former secretary of the State Sunday school union. The number estimated as likely to be present at the eonyention js aout four hundred, The plage for the meetings which was originally intend- ed to be the Broadway Methodist church has been ghanged to the First Christian church, on account of better facilities for the musical part of the program, This change was made at the re- gees of Mr. Chas, Davis, who will be the organist of a special choir, which is composed of some of the city’s beat musjciras. They have been practicing for some time and promise some excellent music as an meeting Methodist are additiopal attraction to an ovcasion | that ia sure to be pleasant in other ways. ‘The principal thing to be consider- ed now, however, ie entertainment for the delegates, and everybody is urged to give all the aid possible to the committee in arranging this very important feature of the interesting assembly. The ‘convention opens ‘Tuesday, the 15th, and lasts for three days. Telephone 29 for a load of hiekory 180 S Third | ssewood. u j IHinois SUDDEN SUM ONS. Death of Evansville, Col. John H. Soi best known ment of suddenly there Sunday, of heart dis« ease, Col, Sonntag was well in F eah, having visited |b since he retired from the ros The deceased, a knight ip, was the road in this He very ansville, died re often of section of the popular here. ivansville ‘Tribune says: Shortly after dinner Sunday Mr. Sonntag started to visit his son, Mark Hf, Sonntag, Washington ave- nue store at ust stre country. The was on the corner of First and Lo- s, to wait for a car. satdown, and remained uta few moments when ge Brown, the drug clerk, heard him fall. Mr Brown burried out from behind the prescription case tag lving on the th He called for man’s, next door, « physician. His however, for Mr Geo aid from Venne. and then summoned | fforts were ia vain Sonntag was dead He ed to have died without a for be never moved after falling, and there was not even an ex- pression of pain upon his ambulance was called, and the |mains were taken to the home of his Edward F. Sonnt 510 Upper Water stre Mr. Sonntag had been one of Ev- ansville’s prominent business men for the last 40 years. He was born Cincinnati in 1838, and came Ei 20 years later into the business with his brother, 8. Sonntag. In 1873 he for himself, and ville vin hardware Ge wave business: up travelin he Kellog hardwar for them till company. 1879, when 1 to retire on account of failing He served during the war One Hundred and ‘Thirty- sixth Indiana, Two years ago Mr. Sonntag suffer- cd a stroke of apoplexy, and six months ago was stricken again with the same disease. He had apparent- ly recovered from both shocks, and seemed yesterday morning to be iv the best of health. Just ten years ago Sunday Mr. Sonntag lost his wife. He leaves five sons, Mafk S., William L., Edward F., Jobo H., Jr., and George W. All are prow nent in the business end social life of vansville. A brother, William L. Sonntag, who lives in New York, is a noted artist. The funeral took place this after. noon. CR! HUOTERS ARRESTED, Tbe young men of Benton seem onable to resist the charms of erap- shooting. Three or more times they have been arrested, and paid fines, and stil they do not know enough to be good. Sunday they thought they would avail themselves of the nce of Marshal Fizer, and have quiet little all to themselves mit the minions of the law caught them all in a box car, and pulled the whole shi match, They were fined this moruing, as usual, game ing AGENTS WANT The Equitable sents in every |Virst district. Mr. the state manager, here ap- pointing them, and promises good to the right men, Com- munic s addressed to him, care of the Palmer, will be received dur ing the next ten days. It is a good chance for somebody. 6j2 is county in the N. J. Dilday, is now Excursion to Creal Springs. On account, of the opening ball at Ozark Hotel, Creal Springs, the Cen Railroad company tickets from h al will sell $1.00. Tickets good on any train of June 11. td J.T. Donovan returning Agent NEW GRAVEL, The contract for furnishing sereen- gravel to (ye city for told in the couneil proceedin was awarded to Voight Bros, The Messrs. Voight own the Monie Bauer and inform the Sex that the 1 bought a gravel pit about twelve miles up the Tennessee, and will obtain the avel there FIRE IN BROOKLYN, Karly this morning people at the Union depot saw a bright light over in Jiinois, near Brookly Ht s00n hecame evident that jt was a fire, The blage burned furiously for half an hour of more, and then jt went ant, It proved to he the residence of Dave Linn, near the center of Brook- lyn, It was totally destroyed, origin unknown. There was $500 insurance. TAX NOTICE, for 1898. My »oth of June will wi's drag store, ‘Taxes are due office during the n be at 8. H. Winst corner Seventh and Washington streets, If one-half the amount of your taxes are not paid by July | 4 penalty of & per cent will be added j to the entire a 3j10 Collector. Dr. Edwards, Kar, od Phrost Specialist, Paduc Now is the time to screen your house. Hank ros. & Jones are headquarters for sereen doors and windows, 3j3 Hank Bros, & Jones, only safe one made, 3j8 Mr, John Sonntag at tag, one of the known the drummer on the He stepped into Burton's drug He entered the employ of the Boetticher- | was | desirous of se: | bi to} Creal Springs and return on June 10] the streets, | Buy your wife @ gasoline stove of} The have the ‘NEWS OF THE RIVER There was comps ly nothing doing down about the river front this forenoon and the levee presented a degolate appearance. The W. W. O'Neal passed up late yesterday afternoon from New Or leans with a tow of empties for Pitts- borg. ‘The local packets were in and out as usual this morning. The Dick and Joe Fowler were out on time and the Clarksvile left at noon for Bliza- bethtown The Dun sve are due out tomorrow The passed down e Mem) bis Capt. J. J, Powell is in the city in the interest of the St. Louis and Huo- tington Towboat Co, | The Staggs will |"Teonessee tomorrow | Waterloo Thursday, ‘The new four boiler [ieee vere & Lord Tie dor construction at nearing completi« [for service when jopens up. She i than their present r, Battorff and nnes- of the Cumberlana from Cincinnati, rly this morning for Sunshit arrive out of the and returns to towboat for Co., now un- Pittsburg, is nil will be a much larger boat the R. A can handle considerable »s, although the Speed will t her in bringing them out of the | various streams. The Speed, under command of Capt. Baker, brought out of the Cumberland, Tenressee | and Olio rivers last winter mere ties than other towboat out of | this harbor | ‘The United $ jder, Golden R one, any tes lighthouse ten- rrived out of the Tennessee tod at noon aud will ave this fafternoon for Cincinnati | where will go into retirement for | three months. The City of Paducah is due out of the Tennessee this afternoon ffor St Louis. The City of Sheffield is due tomor- row aflernc from St. Louis bound for Tenn river points. The river is falling here r the present, and a few more similar to the ones of the nights will bring the light draught packets in demand, The lower end of the big sand bar has made ils ap- pearance fabove the surface which proves it to be a 16-foot bar now. Summer before last the water had to be down to the low stage of 11 feet before the bar was visible. It con- tinues to grow higher as it moves down stream and eventually will be a portion of the little towhead. The {main channel in the Obio now runs vetween the upper end of the bar and | he little towhead and good water is exproted to be through there through summer. The depth of seven an be found through there now, be- vidly at drops past two ou feet when formerly it was the first to esme dry daring low water, REMOVAL NOTIGE. Dr. A. S. Dabney, Jremoved his Dental office Broalway to the Campbell Block, Fifti and Broadway. He will be pleased to see his friends and patrons s new quarters, 6j4 Dentist, has from 406 in ment lamp globes suitable at McPherson’s tt Incande: for system for sale Drug store, TY oF Te County HeNkY makes oath that be fs the (P. J, Caeney & City of Toled: and that said tiem HUNDRED DOL {ONTARIO of HALLS ONt annot be cured by the use au Cone. PRANK J. CHENEY and subscribed 1 December, A.D, 1 A. W. GLEASON n to before im @, this 6th day of ‘ Notary Put ally, and ectly on Uy 1 mu sor | ta the jest ima NEY & C4 Peledo, Ohio. 1.C4t y Drugy ists ainty Pilis are Illinois Cental RR OF INTEREST TO STOCKHOLDERS the best nd (he Meeting at Chicago, roe Transportation to Att Ann Some Interesting Facts, in order that the slockbolders of the Illinois Central Railroad company more readily attend in vunual meetings, there has been posted ach station of the compa- ny a notice to the effeet that, cordance with a resolve of the board of directors, there may be issued to @ ch holdep of one or more shares of the capita] stock of the Hlinois Cen tral Railroad company, ss registered in on the hooks of company, a ticket enabling him or her to travel over the company’s lines from the tation of the Hlinois Centrrl Rail- [roi nearest to bis or her registered | udidress, to Chieago and return, for the parpose of attending, in person, the next annual stockholders’ meet- ing of the company, which will be held at its generul ollive in Chicago on Wednesc September 28, 1598, at noon, Details as to the necessary | procedure to obtain such ticket, the date of its issue and its limit, are fully set forth on the posted notices referred to. In this coanection, it will be interesting to note that since, in 1862, the capital stock of the com- pany became fall paid, a cash divi- den, ranging from 4 per cent, to 10 percent. per annum, bas been paid semi-annually to every holder of stock, and that it is now twenty years since the company, in any Year, paid less than 5 per cent,, the present Se csgheanine may person SET TA ME | W, in DEALER IN Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city Cor. 7th and Adams, WOOD ¢ YARD! Mr. George W. Grubbs is in the usiness at the corner of Tenth and Trimble streets. He is well known by all, and will give eatisfaction. All orders promptly filled. COLORED DEPARTMENT. ‘The St. Paul A. M. Mechanicsburg has just three weeks’ revival with twenty-six additions to the church. The bap- Sunday, June , at which time there will bea rally for the church, The quarterly conference will also be held there and the presiding elder, Rev. L. B. Sims, will preach at the three Sunday servi R J. ‘obs is the pastor and a worthy gentleman. He left Saturday, accompanied by his family, for his home, Pryorsbu Kentucky. chureh of closed a The May Blossom club will meet in the basement of the W street church Tuesday evening, at which time the ladies will serve all kinds of refreshments, All members and friends invited. shington A very difficult surgical ope was performed by Dr. W. H. } last Friday on ‘a of Mr. : Roberson of the county. The patient is getting along nicely son BISHOP LANE. Bishop Lane, of the C church, oceupied the pulpit Husbands-street C. M. E, chureb Sunday at 11 9, m. service, and was atthe A. M. E. church in the after- noon, Large present on both occasions to hear this vener- able old warrior of God who has fonght so many battles and achieved so many victories for good in the world. Bishop Lane is popular and be- loved everywhere, and his visit to our city afforded our people ap op- portunity to bear one of the greatest men io the C. M. E. eburch. Every now and then some one thinks be is a Joshua, and is going to stop the Sux because forsooth it is not published to bis liking. But somehow, to his surpzise, he learns that the Sen still moves, and_ this is the first time that he realizes that he had not enough influence to stop the world, M. £. of the crowds were THE REQUIEM Late yesterday afternoon at R na park, as Old Sol bid his fac if in shame, behind a bank of storm clouds, almost resting its huge disk upon the hazy tre oie in the away, which seemed embedded gov, and ia which a man up a tree or agrand stand, either, f that matter, and daly tober, o read the destiny of poor Pada Bat it is all over no out. The cook g cd hefore she left is enough Vue matehes may aot », bat they will not strike We did the best we coal, it seems we have heard it’ suid somewhere that angels could do no more; aadit isin this we extract some consolation, a3, Matius-like, we sit mately on the ruins of our bope. owt we have fairly the Cairoites honestly won, we quiesce in the present, and with little more practice, shall meet the future hopefully and cheerfully, with- out fear. The foliowing is the score 123456 00000000 3—3 QO0011082° BALL NOTES. fire is what and lost 789 lu iro... It was oppressively warm The big flag by which our boys were led into the park trailed in the dust. Gar boys played good ball, but the Cairoites played better. Lem Johnson made a splendid um- pire, and his decisions were respected. Ebbert watched the boys with hawk-eye, and saw that nothing was left undone. a ral of our home people took the headache in the seventh inning. In the third inning some of them started in to drink themselves drank on soda pop, but they gave up the task when the seventh was played, They bad to squabble,’ of course, but that is always to be con- sidered, both ladies at, and our boys all possible encouragement, Mrs, Annie Taylor, of Mayfield, is in the city visiting ber aunt, Mrs Sladen. Miss Annie Hickesson Mayfield last Sunday. crowd of pres went to Washington Street Baptist packed last evening to e of Miss Alexan The church was witness the marr} der to Mr, O'Ne Miss Minnie ‘Trice is visiting Miss Cora Smith. W. Stoner went to Prince- esterday. Rev ton, Ky. y A pleasant lawn fete was held at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Logan last evening, Staple and Fancy Groceries, If it fails to cure go to your merohare AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK. | We will refund to him. Price 50 cts. VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO., MEMPHIS, TENN. Admiral Sampson Must Meet the Spanish Fleet ia Sole Proprietors, —Also Gardner Bros, & Co, will meet ali competition in prices on Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Stoves, everything that is needed in furnishing r iron beds before you buy. iron We are the leadi all kinds of jour Lcuse from start to We have lower prices than ever upbolsterers of the city, We mattresses aud awnings, Your In fact, finish, beds, make over credit is § GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-205 South Third. J, WILL FISHER Master Commissioner Agent for Fire, Life McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY PUBLIC and Tornado Insurance Will take gements of deeds, etc., anywhere in the city or county ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES Manager of the only complete city of Paducah, a term of eight years tent and reliable abstr see me, and I will appre acknowled patract to titles in McCracken county and the The abstract was made while clerk of the county court for ‘This department is under the supervision of a compe- tor. 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