The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 15, 1898, Page 4

ALL THE ITIES NORTH NORTH-EAST ano NORTH-WEST BEST Vs HE fansvilleTrelaute ae cv LE Oe restr yanswill fcens ir | MASH EClenbamNEWORLEANS | FPJEFFRIESG.O.A O.nmiLLManos.a |‘! SVANSVILLE.IND o> NASMVILLE.TENN. | OF THE REACHED rly careful in the laun-| handling even dyes fast will not are parti dering of chin such a Ww | which are not war fade. 4, starched 8. tes, Hocks, otc and finished by the Star dry in @ manner which ea) STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, W. YOUNG & SON, Proprietors 120 North 4th St Leece Block nd plain, nsed ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRC aD} Time Table tn ettect July s Pe ./ PENSIONS! WAR CLAIMS! JAMES A. WOODWARD LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS NontH BoUND— No 32 No 24 Leave. New Orleans 72) pm 9 00 » teen, Mise a pacers phla......7 0 am ‘J'xson Tonn.10 25 am 10% Cairo, Hl... 1045 am | FOR A JOKE, OR FOR NECESSITY 12 9 pm 1201 am 6 pm 1 16am 9 00am No & 215 pm i%am 74am 400 are | Pr neston vansville Hopktusville 3pm 2Ham PSam 600) $00 pm 60am 445 pm $9)am 10 45 am tf 88 pm 4 iam tl wan jorse Branch 682 pm Si au 107 Loutsvilie. Ctnetanat! fourm Bormp— i Leave 1000 pm 7: Tidem tam a3 Princeton arrive Paducan Leave Paducah jot need run great risk in 1 them t having the © pleased with wha charge you $1.00 quality | spectac Natenes New Orieans SoUTH Bo"ND Leave St Louis Arrive Paducan ISTHE SEAL OF Gite CONSEQUENTLY HAVE IT /PURE iploma IS ABSOLUTELY PURE H Hae Mooariy A Li apply wen a) Donovan, ( war Kel Exposition Omaha, Nebraska JUNE 1 TO NOVEMBER 1 ——1898-—— D | FLOUR Best reached from the south, east and| west by the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY In elegant equipment, consist ing of reclining chair cars (seats free of extra charge), Pullman buffet sleeping cars end comfortable high- back seat coaches REDUCED RATES FROM ALL POINTS) DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE | Bee nt for tickets, time tables and agen" ther information R. T. G, MATTHEWS: LOUISVILLE, KY barrel, balf b » xack oF guaronteed to be made From NTER WHEAT iret-clase retail ea buy it { not as rep | Ev pack PUR SOFT RED WI finer. All f grocers sell it. Best yo MONEY BACK i rosente A VISIT TO SAN JOSE y none Rica A How President of Costa Described Costly Opera {the | If You Want Your Laundry Done Right Have it dene by THE CHINES 102 Broadway, Clothes called f and returned promptly. SAM HOP SING & CO. — When’ {n Metropolis stop av the STATE HOTEL.) e day. Special rates by the ag ON hy Rainey, Propr. Between 4th and bth on Ferry ** ST. JAMES HOTEL SAINT LOUIS EUROPEAN PLAN Kates 75c and $1 per Day Restaurant, Popular Prices SPBWIAL 260 DINNER | only put I ent oF after us, The ull edition « but, wit d marble, gCIAL BREAKFAST SPECUND SUPPER ss Fae a won ful w freseo sause ia per up the ¢ an acc publie are by neal ou . butter and but by No.6 ‘Two eggs, butter te i ake Markel strest cars direct to hotel, Mropean Plan, Cheapest and be for what you y FON THOS. R, Presider —— Second Hand Goods Mighest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON carry a tine of new] & alt and get our} round n We also ex-| | Grand Mog French by The pany from Pa » have cor f the republ nis 16 shillings p Chambers : 1 100,000, Tak clove buying elsewhere. fnew goods for old. J, W. Moore, DEALER IN popu’ n 000, this repre of population you Staple and Fancy Groceries, |” Rox Ganned Goods of All Kinds, |” Plantation Chill Care is male by to all parts of the city.) van -Mapstield Drug Co., hence ust be a that!” ury Ga eam | ot] re yreale Will Resio . Wholesale Agent. Doctors’ Prescriptions Are given prompt and careful at tention by experienced graduates | in pharmacy when entrusted to our | care |Our Immense Stock Enables us to give you “just what the doctor orders |Prompt Delivery We eily loliver medicines or prescripe promptly to any part of th. QEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS METROPOLIS NOTES. The ‘Sun Correspondent There Sends in the Latest News, | Young Preston Schotta Was Dowa Phere Monday ral lnterest. Other News ~The Oo fined Metrop« lo f the tr lil. Sept. negressor is hard. ton Schotta was way « the 5 and th conduct his f and now We let him go is sent the fine in more rder home and and costs he is troub On Lula K MeCracken county iby T. Liggett Ye Jay afterr iM tucab 13th Melvin Settle and of Grabamgille, Ky., were mar- at his office, » Walter E. Dis- Jinnie B. Sexton, crossed the river at ried by Thos the rby, colored ve a good fe The big in large Metropol efore, and ff locket nanagement ry today number of peop! son Monday than ever the verything passed " le were etly for the crowds here, the ts are 12 case our pelice b the last three days s likely tobe a change of nour new Malone Box It was closed eight If all things work best, will open uy upon fact ten days ag together for next Monday We can say of Metropolis McClelland did daring the the now as te war. Viantation Chill iaranteed to cure you Don't Cure you know NOTHING EN ET, Fulton Capitalist, Gan't Start One Home, Av the rounds of y of the state papers to the effect avy of Fulton capitalists the establishment of agas plaut f The s absurd on the face of it, as item i a that a com s contemy idea there y more room for a gas plant Paducah, where the ant already here has gone into ver. If the ove t has been here for all these years nnot | t is foolish to sup: & new one coald, The truth is, the whole iginated from an error made by one of the Li state editors. In hing an item about a company t Ku to establish a plant, opied Paducah papers, it nade the mistake to say that the Fal mmpany was to start one here the rounds of the state snd finally found its way into ville paper. in ucal va n Fa gas | hands of au a rec p thing or rel ton ¢ has gc papers an Evan risk on Plantation aranteed to cure, Y ta Chill Cure NAVAL FLAG SIGNALS. low the Various Symbols Are Displayed and What They Mean. An fou V's fia, 3 in a diamond or a vic center ¢ ver; red, W with two white ¢ field, one two white and ident toe president is merican ensign hite flag di a de- ; f danger, and » receiving oF disc! Tl . argin syn low fl ' bot of pixpey the quer in shape, bordered with worn by men merclaint vessel A pilot flag is the jack, bordered with ned, hoisted at the fore. ar when convey the numeral flags of the signal eode reprasenting the points of the com- pass. A dispatet h five a white square nerally h flag g wit bl u are flag divided f alternate red and wh where without ¢ for all turn on } tory order to re It is asign been used it again to s San Francisco ¢ SCHOOL BEGAN AT NOON. Life at Circle City When Days Were Two Hours Long. “The Th the subjec Fulcomer in Cer t Circle City” is r by Miss Anna The author pap ntury days i When costs in this court for dis-] . }| ments for j J estimated that Hobs ter is singing The Poor Father. the word; * Tit-Bits. Perfectly Well Satisfied. “Old Grabber o to be satisfied with the money hi » is satisfi has. €0 much so that of the same kind.” WEATHER IN MADRID. It Is Sometimes Decidedly a Healthy Pl Madrid is not reckoned a heal town. It is, of course, very « r, when the wind is fron amas, W Erratic—Not ¢. menacir north; @ often terrific, t Journal told by the loc able to wear Expatriated ‘and they are nM to be believed w ut But, at any rate, away ant parts of the old rely on @ rating air; and, for al This urs prejudice. from the stagn own one ™ amount of i all its cramp, no Enropean cap has more enchanting gardens e Madrid public par in May yields quite blissfu among its flowers, fountains and fir groves. Though hardly more th stone’s throw from the traffic o fashionable quarter of the town, one’s surre n supremely rural; ne nd of and- scape garden sively displayed But in t nth it often rains th astonishing Royal Picture by one such ied les in eading t Oo certain h here same m V fo on fury gallery downpo' officials a courtyard upor nether pavement Would it might drown Cuba!” one of the men, in an uppatziatip te mentioned the But the Th t in al effect upon They were otherwise the lnirsting gargoyles ah 1 the mildewed, weedy courtyard, aud cyye them the trou pf giving it a spritig cleaning Governed by One Family. in the his eraing ee He England & tory fam leader of iof sec tary for Irelanc e chairman wh from one intimate domestig } Not long since Dr. Tanner left the house of ihe ¢ nmitiee ar A compass flag is a square flag di- vided into four squares or cantons— ~ blues yellow, whije. red—hoisted.ovar mmons with the parting, gibe: “Lord Salisbury’s neph “CONVENES IN | the sitting of the e lever sat on sewer pipes in e those Cray Hairs ot Yours “LA CREOLE” HAIR RESTORER A Pertect Hair Dressing and Restorer If your Merchant doesn’t handle, send #1.00 to us and * get one bottle, or $5.00 and get six bottles, CHARGES PREPAID to any part U. S. or Canada. VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO, Sole Proprietors, MEMPHIS, TENN. BER COLORED ee See oes DEPA RTMENT. | siding elder of the C. M. E. church. \a most pleasant evening was spent. ) The C. W. B. M, will meet this evening at the residence of Mra, Ga- | brella Thempson,817 Campbell street The recent rain has had the effec of thinning out the crusade of cat- | for months . er ’ Mrs, Martha Warde! and childre The Annual Session of the Kew-|igfe thie morniag. for Cairo, Ill., tucky Conference of the Afri- | where she will make her future home | Hamilton Chapel A M. E | will be dedicated next Sunday. little house of worship is situated out on the I. C. railroad, about three |miles from the city. Revs. L. B. Presided [Sims and Jerry Keed will be present | and assist io conducting the exercises Everybody invited to be present. can Methodist Bpisco- chureh pal Chureh The Session Will Be Over by Bishop Saiter— ‘To Last Six Days—Many Mrs. Alice Boyde, of Seuth kighth Delegates Here, street, is very ill. ‘There will be a Sunday school pic- nic next Saturday out on the Terrel andi «1 near the farm of W. Rieke, ‘There will be public speak- ing. A grand old time is expected The nineteenth session of the West Kentucky annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church which will be held, beginning Sept. | 28th, will All this city to overflowing | with Methodists for the time beir Sess of the conference will be held every morning and afternoon for six days, closing by reading the 2 Quer WEDDIN. Mr, W. A. MeGee and Miss Cre- tia Jones were united in the holy Jhouts of wedlock last evening at 7 §P- o'clock at the residence of the bride pointment i Jon South Sixth street, Rey. Geo. H In attendance will be about 100 | Berks oMciating. The wedding was preachers and probationers, ® large |q quiet affair, only a few friends number of Methodists from over the} )eing invited. The bride is well state, in addition to a number of dis-/y el] known and accomplished tinguished divioes from a distance. | young lady. The groom is formerly The A. M. E. church in this state) of Tennessee, but for several years is divided into two conferences, the} hag bea foremaa at J. A. Morton's of which passes some-|hsrber shop in the New Richmond : hotel. near ne « through Leuisville, $0c lmay save your life—Plantation | jon of the Chill Cure has saved thousands, The last time a se annual conference of this re ous OF zation was held in this was in September, and was pre ed over by the venerable patriarch, Bishop Henry M. Turner. Complete nents lave been made by the Methodists of Paducah for entertaining the preachers and their friends, The chairman of the general committee of arrangements is the rof Burks Chapel, A. M I Rev. George H. Burks, | who man of the commit: | tee on homes, The work of securing | 3 for the ministers aud their| s and other essary arrapge- the comfort and pleasure the been in a| steady way for several weeks. It is! it will take 150 homes preachers and] have al- | n dele- recep- tes, and what busy A KAFFIR WEDDING. Unfriendly Tribes Often Make It Occasion for a Factional Fight. South ity \ the Marriage among ns Africa is Very much am f£s.d., shorn of the glamour of romance by th the bride is estimated at > ma her callous and practical father. The Kaffir pa- rejoices in a multiplicity of for they are truly the his old and each dusky n off h by an me rerease to ] th mathemat- « H lwo cha yomes proj Jardent s frien, ne ans a of has conference for all the a good many y volunteered to enter Durivg the s iven the dele; will relieve otherwise Visitors, and need set 1 bition, and cheap to-day” chief in charge on featur to be 9 ovis promises session The conference will presided over by Bishop M. B, Salter. He is one of the most distinguished of the | church's chiefs, He 1s a profound scholar, a deep theologian and man after God's own and has host of friends in ucah where he has been entertaine more than once. His cabinet of advice is com- posed of the presiding elders, and, with their aid, he will make appoint- ments for the ensuing year And it is the custom in some conferences for the bishop and the presiding elders to meet every afternoon during the ses- sion of the conference It is not known whether there will | - be many changes made in the Padu a cah district or not. Some are of the opinion that there will be few or no ehanges, others that there will be a eneral change all round. Rev. L. B. Sims, the presiding elder, when usked if he thought there would be many changes in the Paducab dis- trict, said that it was a matter about which no one could tell before the session of the conference There will be three important ser- mons preached during t the ano sermon, the sermon and the missionary sermon— yoked for- ward to exceptional sermons Just who will preach tem bas not as yet been learned; but it is safe to}! say that they will be by the best tal- ent in the conference, Among a number of divines from afar will be Drs, Smith and Hender- son, of the publishing house and the Recorder. Mrs. Lizzie Alexander, of Weat Washington street, received the sad news yesterday of the death of her sister, Mrs. tha Wickliff, of Cal- houn, Ky. The deceased leaves four children to m« -t} sons and on eaves a g Miss Nora Haynes, They were both visiuug in the city a few weel Mrs. Mettie Winfre Washington street for sever ordinary » and with his ) ac ) btain returns to ra brief n in the ses—to made to gned s duly for she m her com- sseaux, the wed- "s beat, and edue gene as ywala,” or Kaf- rewed from a On the f treacle and na” is ig 3 announced, neighbor. deatl She also urn her dvughter iree of Wes en very I ttack of le who] the able-b and skirmish ne latter, who have drunk of the “utywala” not wisely but too well, sally forth to » ihe insult, and amid rival jeers and taunts do their level best te break each other’s heac Blo given and taken, but th fir’s head is as cast ste th Vt Sever # times, expected tha » excure run city during onferoncg sions will b to the The music made last evening by Lawrevee, Lou, Ed, aud Will, was ia nent and spirit the kind that is . rthie vreast."* | toc It was indeed the that twilight who » hada Good sen alculatedtots savage t are 0 ingin e batants w to their degeneracy from the days ot and laid it all over py yore, and in one ease aang tl t as a musician himself ven severa y an ¢ injured toes tried tor vith flat are ntr 1 are the whole D driver browrht into t Mr. Bane Barton has been on the sick list several days with the chills, Kider KE. M. Havlis, a former pastor of the Trimble-street Christian church, is in the city, and will ill the pulpit at that house of worship next Sunday. An entertainwert was given last evening at the rsidence of Mrs, mano alled in nd the broken limbs and minister to the black slaves of over-indulgence.—At- rican Review. he WELL, IF THAT DON'T BEAT THE BAND Uncle Sam says. That’s whatyou will say when you see our extremely low prices on furniture and house furnishings for the month of August. Weare offering special bargains in furniture, iron beds, stoves, carpets, mat- tings, trunks, etc., for the month of August, in order to make room for our fall stock. ow is H.|the time to buy cheap. We are also manufacturers of all kinds ot mattresses and awnings. The leading uphol- sterers and repairers of furniture in thejcity. Your credit is good, GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-205 South Third. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS! «TAKE THE... C.H. & D. = MICHIGAN AN THREE TRAINS DAILY ® FINEST TRAINS; IN OHIO FASTEST TRA.NS IN OHIO a Michigan and the @reat Lakes constantly growing in popularity. Everybody will be there this summer. For inform- ation inquire of your nearest ticket agent ecececccecceccccecee? Everything in It Season IS THE RECORD WE MAKE. UR stock of staple and fancy groceries is complete and up-to-date. Splendid line of canned goo Our meat market is unexcelled, having everything in the line of fresh and salt;meats. P. F. LALLY Telephone 1158. Cor. gth and Trimble ESTABLISHED 1864, 0 Miss Mary B. E. Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. .... Telephone 174. PADUCAH, KX SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BL@CKSMITHING *{ REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet. 2d and 3d. MiIneraL We xt. Housk Why go to other health resorts when you can find an unrivaled one in Paducah? I bave taken charge of, renovated and repapered the hotel adjoining the GREAT MINERAL WELL One-half block from the Nashville, Chattanooga and St, Louis railroad depot on South Fifth street, and am prepared to accommodate both sick and well at very reasonable rates. MEALS 25 cents; LODGING 25 cents, Special rates to regular boarders and invalids. CHAS. C. CARR, Propri«tor. ——————SSSSB External Tonic Applied to the in. “Beautifies it as by Magic. | THE DISCOVERY im AGE 4 ONE TRIAL BOTTLE | 45, This Offer Almost Surpasses Belief appliod. Prockiva, gumplom black! ¥ ex ie Ke wi. y- sa free trial b ii packing and delivering rful touie ts One Dullar «| his ie address on request. Con ited Address, THE MISSES BELL, 78 Fifth Avenue, New York City, @old iv Paducab by W. B. McPherson, Cor. 4th and Broadway. respondence