The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 2, 1898, Page 3

ALL THE ITIES «NORTH ORTH-EAST Axo NORTH-WES Ours is different. Of course, some articles stand the washing and iron- ing better than others, but we en- or = A ae the process unimpaired. soap, pure water and skillful hands insure Sottect results. Give us an A cago d to prove it. Small packages thankfully received, larger ones in proportion, STAR STEAM LAUMDRY, hone 200. 120 North Fourth St. The First Bicycle Built in Paducah Will be completed and delivered by us this w This wheel is not a knocked-down wheel, put together but a substantial bicy ed from the rough by need mechanic Two grades will be made, one for $35 and one for $50. Call and See How It is Done Ff P.JEFFRIES.G.0. fn CSSA ONMLMNLS Ilinois Central RR. (CALIFORNIA VIA NEW ORLEANS Jp counection with the Southern Pacttic Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car Leaving Cincinnati and Loutsvitie on Tlino Goateal'Raliroad tust "New Orlewne Llmited EVERY THURSDAY Friday morning, for Low neisco without change necls at New Orleant ‘ain for the Pacific coast turdays (after Janu- Sunset Limited Annex THE SOUTHERN of the Souther Crumbaugh & Parke, 416 North Seventh St. A MISTAKEN IDEA Division Passenges Agent. Mempals, 4.7. DONOVA} Commercial Agent, Paducah Ky, Hanson. GP. nicago W.A, Kellond, A. GP. A, Louisviite. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Time Table tn emfoct April 3, 1898, LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVISION NoutH BouND— No 22 No 24 Leave. New Orleans 7.20 pm 900 am Jikson, Misk2 47 am 4 58 pin Memphis......7 50 am $ 50 pun J’kson Tenn. 10 2 am 1025 pm Cairo, i... 1045 am No. 184 12% pm 12 01 on 20 pm 1 ihm 90) am No ee 215 pmi2am 74am 400 pm 345 pm 2 #am $0 pm 650 am Sam 60) pm Evansville Hopkinsville Nortonviile Central Cliy am Horse Bratch 6 52pm $01 am 107 pm Owensvoro..*10 00 pm *9 0) am 3.03 pm Louisville... .1000 pm 740 am 6.00 Cinetenad:.!7 10am 1 ” Soure Bousp— 201 ipo We used to hear a great deal xbout things which fit “like the paper on the wall,’ but how frequent it is that the paper doesn’t fit on the wail. Just because it is ted hard is no sign that it fits. The pattern may not $e right, the color may not suit the room, You ‘will get the most suitable paper by coming to us. Our specialties are Wall Paper, Pictures + Sam 920 pm end Frames G40 pm 222 Ban's gon 366 pm And our stock is large, our prices are 210 pm 34am t100as#pme|right, and designs varied. Call and No 181 inspect. #20 pm 380ms ap L. P. BALTHASAR 310am5 @ pm 70 am 95 pm ores +11 00 wm 12 Sevan Eva: Princeton arrive 350 pin 5.03 am 7 00 p 600 pea Jackson, Tens.....6.09 pm ariive Memphis. arrive Jackson, Miss Greenville Miss icksburg. 520 pms is am R. M. BROWN. PAINTS + 218m 188 pm 9 32pm 900 am 64 pm A a0 an 78pm ION, oR “Sars Orleans... ST. LOULS DIV Les Arrive St Louts: Brick Wall, Roof, Fence, Bridge man oudersiceping and Barn advertising s specialty, i, Pollan’ sivepers| Cloth signs and banners. Buggy, See ae Mog oincin-| Carriage and Express Wagons Paint- Now Orleans, carrying Pullman vat-led, Repaired and Lettered to Suit. lee pers ‘Tralor 26 and 241 run solid between Padu cab and Hopkinavi For information, apely ‘aa ML Hanon, @ tickets or reservations, P. A. Chi I md, 4 jevarty, D.P. A. A,, Padueab fi ‘16, GANSTER [oe nrmtwey: Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR CF PENSION CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to, Office, 714 South Third street, Tne Beautiful Women OFFER RELIEF Illinois Central R.R, Announcements. v Touris from poluts on its lines in ‘he Illinois Central now bas on sale, and will continue the kame util September 30th, 108, round trip sum. mer tourist tio kets 0, Cans reach qui in resorts TO THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS A SURE ROAD TO BEAUTY ‘The Misces Hell, of No. 78 Fifth Avenue, New Ye Vile generally the xion le Which they have 80 long ssfully in personal treaumeat, the South to a large list of mer resorts in the North 1ts fastdouble dally se to st. Louis, Chi ati and Louis ville enables one kiy and “Com: fortably the moun tna, the White Mountatrs and seaside of New England, ‘he Thousand Islan is, the lake ang forest re sorts of Miebigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Springs of Arkansas, the Yellowstone Park oF the resorts of Colorado, A. new 1809 edition. entirely rewr.tteo giving facts snd conat Uons brought down to fate, of uo ees ‘@ ers’ Guide,’ bas 31 pbiet, contains a ge number of letters from rchern farmers HOW pros: perously located on the line f the Llinois Central Ratiroad tu the states of ‘Tennessee, Mississippi and Louis Md biso a detailed write-up of the cities, m concerning tbe m1 rous portion of the Se had vy applying to ih. Free copies e hearest of the Complexion Tonic has almost immediate cf itening the ein, 1 ‘cosmetic, {tious bot cover up the blemishes as powd fend pastes doy Lut is a colorless Mquld that, thet applica to the skin, dees mot: show: Ice Ainvof all poleon nd dissolves eniirely Dlockbeads, moth patehes, or sintheskin. Its can foliow direc reeuit, whe. Misses the 4th of July, e. 180, low rates of fare will be tn effect be: tween all stations on the southern lines of the Illinois Centrai. fickets on sale Jul ard and Ath, good Lo return until July 7 he Ty ign fi ples, Tickets and full information as to rates ie connec! with the above can be had of agents: Their wonderful | { of the Central and connecting lines, er bottle, whieh PT way. MURRAY, Div, Pass. Agt., New Orleans, Hoary ekin. JOUN A, SCOPT, Div. Pass. Age, Memphis, ONE BOTTLE COSTS YOU NOTHING ||. HATCH, Div imeinnal. ifthe Vey fa not iS fs claimed, so that 4. Me Hameon, you t x for it . q you take no risk In ing for i U.P Ae Chicago. The price, $4.00, places it within th of ath U8 wlll iH KeLLOND, Louisville, niatters of the: ‘strictest confidenc id satisfactory advice teresting pape will to seu Upon Te ph fata ae in eel {reas ait communtestions and send all orden to The Misses Bell, or TRE BELL TOILET CO. : ho. Avenue, few York. ld in Paducah by W. B, It You Want Your Laundry Done Right Have it done by THE CHINESE 102 Broadway. Clothes called for and retur: promptly, 8AM HOP SING & UO. lex ani ‘és % | litigation. THE MISSES BELL'S | |i Sersesse'sit tice nant ro D. A. YEISER, Whoiesate Agt. is the most perfect toilet powder for hot weather; also the most econom- - 5 cents hor, OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS Fifth and Broadway. WRITTEN AT RANDOM. couple of bull dog stories on two well known young Pa- ducah men. The first is o~ Mr. Matt Carney, who now holds a position in St. Louis with the Acetylene Gas Co., A few days ago Mr. Carney went out to one of the monasteries to sell a machine. As he entered, he saw someone wildly gesticulating to him, but misunderstood them, and thought they meant to shut the gate He returned to perform this neglect+ lere are a ed duty, and after acomplishing it,|% looked around and described in the foreground, three adult buil-dogs. They were making for him, and there was no escape. He fought them as best he could, however, but while he kept one off with his feet, the other two made in entertaining for him in the rear. He is now laid up for re- pairs, and does not want this story The other bull dog story is on Mr. m Lott, a well known young man of the city, Last Sunday he went out in the Country to see a young y, and in entering the premises, he encountered a bull dog, whose acquaintance he had pot previously made. The canine was not disposed to be the least bit friendly, and wheo the visitor discovered this, he got mad and climbed the nearest tree. He was too far from the house to arowse anyone, and he was still in the tree when that tremendous thunder shower came. The dog had no Sunday clothes to ruin, and did not object to the wet, se he held the fort, and Mr. Lott had to stay in the tree until after the storm, and it was only by accident that he was dis- covered by a passer by and rescued from his perilous position, pg It would secm that none Paducahans who applied for tions a8 warden and deputy warden Fddyville penitentiary were Mr. Mac D, Ferguson didate for warden and Mr W. A. Wickliffe for deputy warden. » ike | + of the posi- There is a Hebrew peddler in the] * city who has been making a holy show of himself at the Union depor for the past two days. He sells handkerchiefs, and his home 1s in Buttermilk, Penn., where the band kerchiefs are manufactured, — The peddler went to the depot day before yesterday, and claimed three valises for which he had checks. There was considerable storage on them ever, and he could not get b gage without paying the stor This he would not do, and the r was he could not get it there for several hours, smoking cig- arettes and telling bis everybody. He did not get bis va- ses just the same, and said he would not pay a cent of storage, al- though he had plenty of money, He would sue the company, be declared, The storage is now over one dollar, and is increasing every day. ‘The peddler was once in the Russian army aud seems to be quite shrewd in some respects, He is’ certainly very ob- stinate, . | Moore He remained | “ troubles to |! scheme. He buys a ticket toa plac and as his baggage checked. He then sells the ticket to someone on the platform, or else sends it to the auditor and gets bis money back. The result is the baggage is carried free by the railroad company, and the conductor gets the eredit of hav- ing overlooked one of the tickets, begguge on which was checked. Many conductors are said to have been discharged for alleged careless- ness in such cases, and thereis no way to prevent the fraud, if once the fellow sets his head on committing it, forthe conductor cannot prove him- self innocent of having overlooked the ticket, ‘The railroad company has trouble often with men who refuse to pay storage on their baggage, Once, not long since, adrummer filed suit to recover his tranks, By the time the case came off the storage had amount- ed to $4, and be had ail this to pay, besides $25 for bringing the suit, and the lawyer’s fee. + oe a ‘There is a squirrel cage in front of Hapk Bros., & Jones, that attracts great attention, The revolving part of the cage turns constantly, and may wonder why it is, One of the clerks explained to the writer that every body, especially the boys, give the cage a turn as they pass, and the result it keeps going all day long, as no one gives it a chance to stop. GREAT TRAIN SERVIGE TO WASHINGTON FOR THE N. E. A. CONVENTION, The Chesapeake & QObio railroad will ruc a special train starting from Seventh-street station, Louisville, Wednesday, July 6, 1898, which will be remembered by everyone who pat- ronizes it, a8 the finest train ever run from Louisville to the National Capi- tol. It will be compesed of modern Pullman sleeping cars and elegsnt day coaches and will have a Z car attached for the breakfast as the train speeds through the Sheanandvah Valley and across the Blue Ridge Mountains. ‘This train will be known as the “N. E. A. Kentucky Special.’’ It will leave Louisville at 3:30 p. m., Shel- byville 4:25 p. m., Frankfort 5:10 p. m , Lexington 6:05 p. m., Win- chester 6:35 p. m, Mt. Sterling 7 p. m, and reachiog Washington the next day at 11:30 a, m, All lines from the west and south of Louisville and Lexington will make connection with the Kentucky State Special. Application for sleeping car space should be made at once by address- ing. R.E Fourth avenue G. W. Danner, D. P. hotel, Lexington, Ky LETTER LIST. Parsons, D. P. A., No, 253 Louisville, Ky., or A., Phoenix td loteers rematnin b. McCracken cor oe this day, Jul; The following 1s a listo ucky, uncalled GENTLEMEN'S LIST Alkter Cirocer ( Bailey, JCB, ~ CALLED MEETING. The Board of Education Met Last Night to Open Bids for the New School Building. ‘The Cost of the Building Is Great- er Than Was Anticipated— wo Action Taken, There was a called meeting of the school board last night to open bids for completing the new school house on Wednesday. ‘Tbe bids previously opened were for placing the buildi under roof by September, this year. The bids opened last night were to complete the building entirely by September, next year. Only eight members were present when President Leake called the meet- ing to order. The bids, when opened, read as follows : B. T. Davis Chamblin & Murray. F. W. Katterjobn. Al Hymarsh.........+ 40,960 It was evident that the buildiog, which the architect said would cost about $30,000, will cost almost double what it was thought it would cost, The foundation bas been laid, and now it looks as if it cannot be finish- ed before 1900. ‘The board took no action. It will be in regular session next Tuesday night. $41,785 41,285 + 41,000 TOOK THE WHEEL. A Young Man of Marshall Coun- ty Warranted This i Morning. He Assaulted Mr. Burnett Read, of Graves County, and Escaped on the Latter’s Wheel. This morning Burnett Marshal, a youth from Fancy Farm, Graves county, went before Justice Boyd Shemwell, of Mechanicsburg, and swore out a warrant against Ira Eng- lish, of Marshall county, charging the latter with a breach of the peace. The young man claims that Eng- lish met him near the Clark’s river bridge this morning and struck him, in addition to taking from bim his bicycle, which he rode off towards home, AFTER A BOAT. Cayt. W. D. Pagh and Capt. M. L. Johnson, and Pilots C. Nichols and Pat Holmes, of the Yazoo City Transportation Co., Yazoo City, Miss., are in the city to take back one of the company’s boats, which has been on the ways here, Capt. Johnson is one of the oldest captains on the Mississippi river. Capt. Pugh is manager of the bo Bost, Will Campbell Mulvihill Hampton, A Ll’ Hinyard, Ebjab Hodges, Lema Lynn, Mazina. Butek, Otus Brannon, 1 B Clark, JW ivings, Elle, Hicks. Hur Lang, J Menges, Simon \ Frety Thurman, M ¢ ‘Truthon, 1S Williams, Walter, Yarbro, JF LADIES’ LIST » Miss Mamie, Atderson, Fred i Brown Mary, Grace, Miz Mrs Mory, — Hall, Mrs Victoria, Rowlet, Mrs M Stewart, Mrs Matti Wrenick, Miss Anu Martha, Ivertised they will be ent {the dead jeter ofiice. i M, PIs@en, fost Mas THE CLARK CASE, The jury in the murder case against Sam D. Clark, at Mayfild, bas been secured, as follows: John Yates, Wm. Yates, C. D, Yates, F. nnon, F, M. Mof- fitt, W. EB adkios, J. N. Harper, J. M. Forrester, T. G. Fes a Hill, W, D, House and J, T. Wad- It is said he has slick ED H. PURYEAR Miss 8.8. Nay Attornev at Law a preity i] And Notary Public, Real tstate and Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles Formerly master commissioner of the Mcvracken circuit court. Will | practice in all the courts of this and adjoining counties. Special attention ‘iven to the collection of all claims, the renting of real estate and all other Will act as assignee and receiver of insolvent estates, also as trator of decedents’ estates and as guardian of infants. Bonds for security given in surety companies, Office No. 127 South Fourth street (Legal Row), Paducah, Ky. IF YOU HANVMANA Plumbing Work to do See FG. HARLAN, JR, Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Gas Fixtures and Fittings of All Kinds. e SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY... Call and See His Line of Sprinkling Hore, 122 Broadway, 1) kins. The commonwealth’s attorney made his statement to the jury Thurs- y, and the hearing of the evidence began yesterday, It will require several days to complete the trial, GRAND BARBECUE, And bran dance July 4, at Sow- ell’s grove, on the Benton gravel pike, pear the coal tipple track ip Mechanicsburg. Come out and en- joy yourselves in a regular old-fash- ioned way. It will be good enough for anybody. Good music, good re- fresbments, good order and a good time assured to all who attend. No intoxicating liquors allowed on the grounds, Committee : Pite Eich, Mike Kettler, H. G, Miller, Peter Rogers, J.C. Gilbert. 20)4 GOT FIFTEEN RECRUITS. Capt. Atkinson aud staff left Hop» kinsville yesterday for their compas nies at Chickamauga, having finished their work of recruiting. ‘They se cured fifteen in Hopkinsville, aad had to have blanks printed to enlist these, as the anthorities at Fraok- fort took their time about sending them, and when they did, seat them to Paducal, The tobacco men are to have their regular holiday this year from Aus gust 1, to 15. There will be no soles in any of the warehouses iv Cincinnati, Loussville, Clarksville, Hopkinsville, Paducah or Mayfeld, WARDENS ELECTED. £ph Lillard, of Jessamine, and Henry Smith, of Warren, are Elected, The state board of prison commis- sioners has elected Eph Lil lard, of Jessamine county, war- den of the Frankfort — penitenti- ary, and Heary F, Smith, of Bowling Gre», warden of the Eddy- ville penitentiary. NEW DEPUTY CLERK. Mr. 1. D. Wileox has been ap- pointed deputy circuit clerk to suc- ceed Mr. Will C. Kidd, who has re- signed. The appointment of Mr. Wilcox is only temporary, it 18 un- derstood. ‘THE BOY FG Prindo Merritt, the boy who disap- peared from the home of his father, Daniel Merritt, of South Eighth street, day before yesterday, bas been found at the residence of his uncle, eight miles in the country. He ran away and went out there on D, T. | visit. BARBECUE ON MONDAY. There will be a barbecue and bran dance at Bloodworth’s Park Monday, July 4. Good order is guaranteed. Everybody invited and a good time promised, NEW DISPATCHERS. With the removal of the Illinois Central railvay general offices from Henderson to Eyansville several changes in the force of workers are probable. J. B. Allen, who has been chief day despatcher, has resigned to go with the Postal Telegraj li com- pany, as theic Henderson manager, Joseph Lamma, night dispateber, is to succeed him, THE LAYION Flatur, The finish fight between Billy Lay- ton and Jerome Smith, the latter a Paducah amateur, will take place Sunday week somewhere on the river, aad the sporting fraternity is greatly ioterested in it. OFFICER HARLA) Officer Frank Harlan, in arresting Will Orr, a river man, yesterday aftenoon, badly skinned his hand, and carnes it bound up. Since 'S HAND. the hand partition, If you wa coal, telephone No. 70. Zimim Bw RY & Hennepercer, J, W. Moora, DEALER mm Staple and Fancy Grc:2ries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of te city, Cor. 7th and Adams, COLORED DEPARTMENT. A FRIGID WISH, I wish that I was far away, Where icebergs sail the fngid bay ; Sitting beside a hut of snow, Where the breezes come and go— Instead of here (‘his hot resort), Where scorching sunbeams like to sport ; Mopping my brow and waving a fan, Ans is done by every man, COLORED VOLUNTEERS, Washington, June 27.—Represent- ative Hull, of Lowa, today introduced a bill ‘‘to provide for auxiliary volun- teers’ for the occupation and de- fense of any islands or other territory that may come under the control of the United States. The bill only in- volves colored volunteers, and is framed at their individual request. It directs the president to call on the governors of the states and terri- tories and the commissioners of the District of Columbia to furnish and forward at once to such place as he may select and designate all of the military organizations of those who became citizens by operation of the fourteenth amendment to the const!- tution, the ranks to be filled by re- cruitment or otherwise to the maxi- mum strength now required for the regular army. The bill only applies to the colored militia and is framed to meet coi plaints that the colored people are being ignored in evlistment of troops. It contemplates three years’ service. All field and staff officers are to be appointed by the president and no officer ineligible for enlistment in the ranks shall be eligible for appoint- meprt.—Louisville Commercial Rev, Chas. A. Clark, of Nashville was expected in the city this week. the Seventh-street Baptist church, will be given at the residence of Mr. Steve George tonight. ‘The ladies’ of the Willing Workers and Mayblossom clubs desire to thank the friends who donated so liberally toward the edibles for the excursion, and the public at, large for their liberal patronage. The rumor circulated late yester- day afternoon to the effect that the heat had melted a hand off the West face of the city ball clock, was the fabric of a vision. News comes from Villa Ridge, among the groves of which place Mr. Proctor is now perambulating in blissful expectancy of a new life, that heat there yesterday was so intense that a field or green corn caught fire and was completely burned up. Rev. J. S. Orr will preach at the the corner of Eighth and Adams streets tomorrow at 11 a.m, and :30 p.m. All Free Will Baptists and frieads invited. Overton's park will be opened July {, 1898, by Mr, Abe Pullens, and an enjoyable time will be had by all who may attend. Kverybody wel-ome to this park ope i. The gates will swing open at 1 u'clock p.m. Best of music will be hal, and danciog free. Admis ivn ldc. All the presidents of Allen League are requested tu meet tomorrs 6 after noon at Burks’ Chapel AM. E. cburch, Meinbers of the | we and friends to the cause ure invited to be present, ‘The reguin Sunday services at the above chuie: At Ll a. m. subject, ‘*Heavenly Rest,"’ Heb, 4: 1}. At8p. m., subject, ‘Evolu- tionists are all Infidels,’’ Gen, 1 The public is welcome to our services. Tomorrow is also regular monthly meethly meeting. Let every member be present. All the members of the Relief corps are requested to meet at their hall Monday evening. S L. Mansrietp, Pres, Dita Kivet, Sec. The moonlight excursion to Me- tropolis next Thursday night will be a load of clean nut a thing of beauty and a joy forever. It will leave Metropolis at 12 that night for Paducah. NO PEACE FOR SAGASTA. He Says That the Rumors Afloat About His Seeking Peace Are Absurd and Nonseusical. Madrid, July 2.—Premier Sagasta im an interview erday in regard wo we rumors, said: ‘They are absurd. I am aston- ished that any attention is paid to such nonsense. There will not be, and cannot be any discussion in re- gard to this matter. 1 aflirm this absolutely. The government cannot treat for peace now. That action depends on developments, and the government will not act until the proper time.’’ The central committee of the so- cialist party has issued « circular he| pointing out the folly of continuing put a bandage on it, he has heen tS war, in view of the disproportion asked by about twenty thousand peo- | o¢ the means of the combatants, and ple how he ah hisbaud. He struck | setting forth that the working people desire peace. Dr. Edwards, Bar, Kye, Nose and tt. it Phrost Specialist, Padacah, For nice dry sawdust tel, 29, i th Bal ai io A Pertect Hair Dressing and Restorer. If your Merghant doesn’t handle, send $1.00 to us end get one bottle, or 85,00 and get six bottles, CHARGES PREPAID to any part U. 8. or Canada, VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO. Sole Proprietors, MEMPHIS, TENN. ILBYRT, Retail 4 Rich and Elegant > Effects in Furniture . We handle everything in the line of furniture and house furnish- ings—stoves, carpets, mattings, rugs, etc., at prices that will surprise you, We are also manufacturers of all kinds of awnings and mat- tresses. The leading upholsterers of the city. Goods sold for cash or payments. GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-205 South Third. Everything in Its An entertainment for the benefit of Season IS_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. SNTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS : BLACKSMITHING * REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet. 2d and 3d. Telephone 118. Cor. oth and Trimble. OBERT’ 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. F. J. Bergdoll, Proprietor. Tenth and Madison streets Telephone 101, Orders filled until 11 p.m Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinks, ESTABLISHED 1864, ° Miss Mary RB. E. Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. ....... Telephone 174. “te PADUCAH, KY HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. You need send nothing out of town. BROADWAY Patent Flat-Ovening Books TGALIFORNIA! —VvIA— The Southern Route The Iron Mountain Route, Texas and Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways TAKE THE FAMOUS + SUNSET » LIMITED A train without an equal. Leaves Se. Louis 10.20 p, m,, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Only SIXTY HOURS TO LOS ANGELES ‘Through the Sunny South to sunny California. Write for particulars criptive literature, | RY, G. MATTHEWS, Southern Ticket | Agent, 24 W. Mato St. Loulsville, Ky, Master Commissioner's Notice, M. Bloom & others, Plaintiffs, vs Pad Baseball Assn., Defendants, This action having been referred to meas Receiver and Master Com missioner to take proof of assets and liabilities of same, notice is bereby given to all persons baying claims against said estate to properly verify and file same — before me on or before the thirty first (31st) day of August 1898, or they will be forever varred for as- serting claims against tho said estate except through this suit, All per- sons koowing themselves indebted to the Paducah Base Ball association will call at my olfice and pay same oa or before the above date, Given under my hand this the 25th day of June 1898, J iG. Fisien, Commissioner. 25530 Louis, Mo. Receiver and Master When in Metropolis stop as the STATE HOTEL. $1.50 a day. Special rates by the FOUND, A pair of eye glasses 01 Madison street, Owner can get same by cull- | week, D, A, BaLLey, Propr. ing at this office and paying for this Between 4th and 5th on Ferry * “ad,” 12 Second Hand Goods Mighest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON DEPUTY LARUE BACK. Deputy U.S. Marshal LaRue has returned from a trip to Louisville and to Ohio county, where he served pro- cesses from the federal court. i