The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 14, 1897, Page 3

\) . . 4 Reiaee eng, 130 § Third : al * J, W. Moore, WRITTEN AT RANDOM, gf i= MIST, othe 120, phone 149 L, HARPER, NEY-AT-LAW, Fourth, RoonrNo. 2. wO*io® IN All the courts of the state Colleotlor ot claims promply attended to L. WILLEA, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Dus uvtwe, KALsoMeNiNa. GLAGNG AND MAKDWOOD PENESHRM Telephone 177, a, TR on, “Mall Effin a Undertake! embalmers, small w landing se insignit ATTOR they pass by the score, e of Metropol pu see that house, Feceding trees and raised there,’ he o and forty-nine years ago from home.’ an awa, toe Papvoan, KY bly did not know @ newspaper ma: was in the crowd, *‘Lwas a pretty big boy then, 15 years old and worked hard ¢ farm. One day I got father, and « th mad at m nearly dark, I volunteered to go anc that was the 6 Tsome stock, and last time any of them saw me for nin rs. I had planned to run awa trom home, iat doing so that night made my nearest landing, the first steamboat. 1 ahtp a. or the ‘Cotintess’ as deck cleaner anc general utility boy, anil they dubbec Establish t 165, Johnson Foundiv and . me ‘Rube,’ “1 was paid $12 a month Machine 0 at first, but after several months the 8) Captain went to the clerk one and asked, ing Rube “ «Twelve dollars,’ was thé re ply. ‘Well, give him ton ereafter.’ Ana ten he g6t ‘Rube’? didn’t complain, “About a year after the anufacturers and Dealers in Steam Engines, Boilers, Houss*Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Sergws, Brass and Iron Fittings; Castings of all kinds, ‘How much are you | ‘How one month the captain ask ying ‘Rub ‘Ten dollars,’ was the answer, ‘Well, give him eighteen here ter, he’s as good as any of them,’ the captain said, and ‘Rube’ experi- enced his first raise of did not go back home for nine years. Kenrvexy. C. A. ISBELL, M.D, ehth st, Pavvcan, - - salary. , 4 steamers. a ARCHITECT, . Pw Speaking of those who a Ofticd-Am,-German Nat. Bank. | qhating the street valine for polities - purposes or throngh ignorance; the to the disgrunt- the ‘moun Wm, Thompson, oragehee vod The crowd evinced enough interest t the bit of history from the accommodating captain, who proba- bout way to the thereafter, but st tran- saction, when pay day rolled around He He has stuck to the river all these gam 723 has the les Os Be Office Houfs 3:80 to 9 a. m.. 1:30 to 3 rs, has the popular Capt. Ben, > m6 108 p.m.’ and now has the reputation of being —_—_—— the sprightliest, most active, captain | . + Jon the Ohio, despite his years, aud is Brinton B. Davis, on the roof of one of the. fastest Capt. Ben itowara, the jolly skip- | carriages, there is eonsiderabl per of the Dick Fowler, was seated | plaint of men and boys going into the on the deck a day or two since when the boat passed Belgrade Landing, a ant | There is-adaw against it, that boats ee!dom land there,although | is persistently disregarded by a great It is just this| many boys and men who "said the duct is forbidden by law. captain, pointing to a small structure | plainly visible through the rapidly forge, so limited a9 the one in Padu- ‘Well, 1 was born caly to enforee a law that embraces ptinued, y iD e 1 | y ming ground until} [tor “[omali boy daily subjects hie father to hemphis, New Orleans t ‘Ginel ti{ Catton he di of i f the danger expending more Ss Packet ‘Bompan : less money for a coffin and sev com: Fashionable Dressmaker, and be pleased. Neat fit teed. Pormerty: of Cleve 1222 Harrison street, river in & nude condition in broad daylight and inside the city limits. but the law Stoamers leave Cincinnatt tor Mem| Wednesday and Saturday at § o'¢lock p. passing Padite ‘Tuesday wid Sat ay. Leave Memphia evel Tuestiay and ¥ riday, ‘paswing Paducah Thursday fay. Leave Cincinnatt for very Fhursdyy, RAPT, RW, WIS, Agent, Paducan. Ky ube Giatinuats ——— Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet. Line. Owned and Operated by the Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor- tation Co, InvonronarED, have bees | , told countless. times that sach con. Physician and Surgeon W Washington ptr It is almost impossible for a police #t0 am COLORED stot pam so much; and requires surveillance in 80 gany different places, and the} wo ii in the yicinity of such places)#aM1 annoyed by the repreben- |sible conduct, should report names to | the police, and a few fines would soon suffice to destroy the practice, COLORED. LODGE M ASO! 222 Bro. | j, Speaking of telegraph operators, it| astonishing hoW many ac! and inactive manipulators of the key and }sounder there are in Paducah. A jrailroat man was counting them up | the other day, and states that n arly all the prominent’ rajlroad off among others, are retired operators. Among these are Agents Stovall, R jc. Watkins, A T abin, of the )Masonio Hal fton! cond Monday tu vac INDEPENDENT O sR OF ODD FE 7th & Jda: ‘Su sles, JOR FOWL! Leave Pacucan atv.i0 > INS iam Paducah and Catro Packet Lae (\ ally except und ay) Steamer DICK #0W En, the linet 3 Ce entral eBhduet tors | Were formerly operators are H ft, at » time chief ‘epatcher| Saved From the Waters, Co: re, Conductor Dawes and Conduc- | 4 Will Thompson, ‘There are} ralled on the Levee. J about eleven Operators in regular em- ploymen *. including five train | diepethin » foiit office operators, and | Wid Past Grond Master's Coun every fourth Friday event Colored Odd Vel lems of Special Interest to River] st Paw Lode and fourth Monday; one stock exchange man and an oper- | People. {81 Broadway ator in Agent Teachout's office. In Meets the frst Tyehaay in'each tont addition There are at least a dozen | 1a Broadway ‘hamns,”* “plugs,’? and retired oper | NOTES. ae eareee math, ot 131: ators who have found more pl i ant] Business on the wharf was of very and remunerative employment, in {little force this morming, the arrivals Paducah, or have picked it up as|aud departures numbered only. three ® pastime and never used it at all. | boats and consequently thingwuwere E jexe edingly quiet in that vicinity. | he two packets, Dick and dod | Fowler, after the short retitethent of | | CURSIONS, Vie Ulineis Céntrat Railroad Duc. ing May, Fu and n r Rare thursday 1 S Lily of the Segond and Sunday, were out on time this morn- ing, the former forgCairo and the ter for Evansville, th Thurs Pride of Paducah Tent, No. 5. Meets oom in each month. The Iingis Central Railroad Com- pany will sell round trip tickets tu] The Ashland City left thi morning points and on dates named below: for Danville, She was doing very hville, Tenn, nnessee Cen- | little business, tennial and International Expositicn,| The City of Clarksville brought | daily until October 80th, $3.85 ;g00d | down an excursion yesterday fiom | for seven days to return. Golconda, She bad a nice erowd Knoxville, Tenn., Y. M. C. A.|and returned in the afternoon. Star of Paducah Tent Me Pm in each mor ach mc tar of 18" be No. sacarday afern A month, ‘lid to | fae. Sho#tmaker. member’ of the le ature phaakann gchyne his colleagues at Frankfort betore| pailed the war. | hatf goles 6 to 7 yafled farmed tale le patches 10 t half Commonwealth's Attorney W. E Bradshaw Was sitting in front of bis oitice on legal row Saturday when be told tho story “He was a gruff, fellow,”’ began the was one of the mountain members of the legislature before the war. He went down to the session for the first time, havi just Been elected. He rem throughout the session, and not id he sp He simply sat there, listened quictly to the proveedi: and chewed tobacco. 11 he wanted a ignorant sort of | When in Metropolis Stop at the State Hotel Cor, 4th and Ferry Ste. $1.00 ST. JAMES HOTEL lawyer, and| Frankfort to attend summer school, June 16th to 19th, The City vf Chattanooga and Geo. good returning until Jang 80th, onelsy Cowling had colored exoursions up the Cumberland river yesterday. Minneapolis, Mion., B. P.O. Elks, July 3d and Ath, $20.21, good re-|, mie H.W. Buttorf, owing to tev turning July 10th, with ar. |!ying over at Nashville until Inte Sat- Street Raptist Church rangements for ext ension until July {tay night, Was somewhat late in| .. My ma Pronching, 11 mh. and 8 80th “ jarriving out of the Cumberland this | Rey WS shat igen PER Ve morning. She had not putin her ap- preaching Tap my Kev, Milwaukee, Wis., National Edu-|™moming : qf So eh odthiiae Jul ith | Peatance at a very late hour but is n, July H . , 7 ;. |expeetedto be in and out again for , Balpnae Sa poe Clarksville before dark tonight. Tact tae ae | The towboat R. A. Speed goes up until August 51s 54 | reer erat, $15.08. ,, [tte Cumbeffand river today “after a/ ional Associat and Sth hb, 10th & Tr good July 13th to 15th, good returning | tm of ties. uftil July Sist, one fare, The Peter Houtz left early yester- Wed Bret Buffalo, N. Y¥., GOA. R., August/dy morning up the Cumberland i to be announced | Fiver after a tow of ties. 20th s BENTON, KY. urrodsburg, Ky., Sunday School Mrs, Joe B. Merriweather, aaran- ~~ SION DP, W. H. NELSON FREE. DEPARTMENT. way, Third Poor. /LUWS ts frst and at Colored | nos Cente, Agent Frank Teach- waren Paducah 04 in Shines out, C. I. Dorris, and Supt. Hills, of | bE amuhach apie | the N. c » & Sc ci . and in addition No hat first second saturday of the West Tent, Meets third satarday hb fun 194 mbe drink he went out and got it. On} Union, June 21st and 22nd, one fare : W. Henry Clark, the reporter of the last day of the term, he was sit- | good returning until June 26th. | To the Editor of the Sus the colored volumn in the Sux, has --sT, LouIs. sitting silently by, engaged in his; Asheville, N.C., Suminer School] News is searce in and around our| been appoiuted to work iu the inter. Cw t ene 1 Y. W. C J 13th, 14th and | ite i A usual occupa of chewing long) ¥. W. June 13th, h and | jittle town. est of the Sus during vacation. Any Rates, $2.00 Per Day. green, when smile stole over his} 15th, one fare, good returning until J. M. Johnston, Clint Strow, Rol-| one desiring work done by the Sux Room and Breakfast, $1.00. countenance, and a thought seeming | June 27th, , len Waller, Henry Wilson, Henry {may call on him and it will receive European Pian, $1.00 Per Day. strike him amidships, he arose to! Springs, Lil., Opentg Ball, Hyatt and Jim Jones, of Benton, and | proper attention and be satisfactorily Goon Rooxs. Goov Mats, sembly for the first |J 10th, round trip 81, returning went to] ‘one. time. aid in a rather disguste contemptuous tone , 1 don't know | what you fellers Whatever it air, by d—d sight less of Goon Sxryice. When you visit St, Louis Atop at 8T. JAMES HOTEL G—d, U Hiloabway axp WaLNDT think a Street cars direet t HARRY F. WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon Omoe ems U7 wea Ottice, No, 419'9 oefame. ALS. DABNEY, @ DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, It 18 something remarkable not at all « credit to the intelligence aur. progressive spirit of the citizens of Paducah, or more properly of tem, to hear the sewerage ques- tion disoussed It is an absolute fact that a great mapy citizens are opposed to any sewerage system at any time and any peice. They are sunply against sewerage, that the city doesn't most tastances these people are really sincere, and to bear them talk one would be led to believe were pot used to liviag i community, but in ral spot where heard ef. some 1103p. pu Broadw: a civiliged ated ru- sewerage is un- sore isi As usual when t son arrives, and the For Ladies Every lady~knows the value of /a ggod toilet powder, espe- cially in hot weather. Our Velvet Chalk is the purest, best and most economical toi- let powder ‘on the market. “A trial will convince-you of its superiofity. ‘ Large Boxes Five Cents, See Window Display swimming sea- incorrigible JomaceR_in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of AN()Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the Cor. 7th and Adams, Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds of imperfection in a horse's travel corrected, 1 Do Repalr Work of Every King, yWork Guanantxep.] Alwayston haudjready for work, 9 HENRY GREIF, ES S. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, yeteran of four cP henid in the war of QEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS, Fifth & Broadw'y, Galt House LOUISVILLE, KY, Americin Plan 93,00 to$5.00 per day, Prosecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions, ‘To sotiors, widows ( he war of if Popalo pl and Rooms only $1,00 toa upwards, ae jie Fol aed A. R, COOPER, onal ea) ital should Write me or xl omen, i Manager, think uv me, but] and claitn | need it. In] that they | Joperated, passing | City, Pueblo, Graud Junction, Salt] Dude think it’s just simply awful that Lake City, Ogden and on to Sau/y] ycted for Mc Kinley and then write Francisco, anything about agold bug Democratic Don‘} ‘4 dl Christian Endeavorers in taking | convention and let it be published in] Wen you can get gasoling a Joe- Kimp, of near here, Clear Pood Saturday, to enjoy them- selves a couple of days fishing and |, 11th. For farther uiformation in re to any of the Those who went on the excurs| Eddyville yesterday rd hove, apply to ticket ion ay that they shenta lc. R hunting. never spent a more pl at trip. on i Sateen Crk Mi Taylor, candidate’ for comi-|auch an occasion, but that did. not ‘eer ego, I, monwealth’s attorney for this dis- | keep Rev, Burks off of us for being trict, was out here mixing with the] absent from church all day, A.G , Louisville, Ky, {Voters this week, I think Mr. ‘Tay. ~~ Mce ARTA, lor is qualified to attend the duties « To California. ; A.G , St. Louis, Mo, | the office to which he aspires; be-} On account of the Y. P. S. KE. Domovan, sides he strictly for the free coinage | meeting (he Illinois Central Railroad of silver at the ratio of 16 tol. He] Gc 29th and is on the right track in this view of a ll, on June . A., Paducah, Ky sOth and July Ist,{2nd aud 3rd, sell one way > - . large majority of the voters of this first- class tickets to San F, cisco Chrigtiaa Endeavorers, Ban Fran-| 2a) Soi wilt> be w are winndé at'|and intermediate’ polnia,: at: 884.40 — the November election so far as they] from Paducal. The Missouri Pacific Railway has] are concerned Stop-overs will be allowed west of offered for this occasion greatly r Idon’t think the Jack will bray] Denver, Colorado Springs and El duced rates, St. Louis to San Fran™/any-more. I think he ealked him-| Paso, until July 9th. cisco, Tickets on sale June 20th, | self the first round; and that little fe) ponding low rates will pre- S0th, July Ist al Sd, 1 hatchet-faced dude that’s trying to] vail east bound on specified days This route passes through the most help the Jack out of his troubles by| from July 12thto August 9th, with picturesque sections of Missouri, | nytting his lip in this worthless little|stop-over privileges; final — limit Kansas and Colorado, Spegial trains consisting of Pull- man buffet sleepers and reclining chair chair cars (seats free) will be through Kansas sheet that’s published here, had be | August 15th 16th ter let up or 1 will give his full uame and tell what I know about mules J.T and he will need the Jack to help him out of bis little troubles. Jack and Doxovan, C. Padue Hanson, A. this route have opportunity to visit | q Republican Gilson & Co.'s Colorado Springs, Manitou and Den- ver. Competent. representatives the MisSouri Pacitic paper. These gold bugs put those suckers up to say of | what they did. As some of them are Railway will be the Chattanoc Louis and St. For further information apply to p jout ga for ‘Péunessee 4 candidates they didn’t want to say! Contennial, Na 3°85 round in ek 1 train to render assistance /anything themselves, and they haven't] tri, good for aeven d if to makd trip comfortable for patrons | got any use at all for @ Republican | ue’ & 7” while en route, An instructive | or q Republican paper. : itinerary of the trip will be mailed] phey have no use for avy but a free hy addressing | Democratic paper and it has got to H.C. Townsexp, be all wool and a yard wide, For and T., A. Mo. Pac, Ry. lustance, they t something on St. Louis, Mo. ithe order of the Louisville Post. S.H. S-Marrmews, | They are great frinds of. the Post, Tray, Agt. Mo, Pac. Ry., {put ‘since come to think didn't the Louisville, Ly. | post go square back on the Chicago . platform, jump on the old bolters, tina, bites met, Palmer and Buckner, and work for ivering sen- | M¢eKinley like a hero? I. think it a full dose of | U4. Gen, To cure a chill begin to quiver and vefore the first’ chilly sation comes on te When the lips What ‘voter’? said about the pri- ) rf opp hill Tor 2, aerate eberunne Chit Tonic. Te) mary in the Hardin Star was a plen- INiprox a the circulation of the |tYs buts ‘voter’? if they jump on 1, and you need any help, let me know and I will come to your aid for T have a good roast 1m store for them, Reporter, blood, — Tt will prevent the chill pine times ifften, It is anteed to prevent the chill teu times in ten if taken four hoars before chill time For sale by Ochlschlaeger & Walker, Drugatsts, Fifth and Broadway, Are You Going to Travel? If you are going to the Centennial or are going traveling, you can get for cash just what you want at Croal’s "Tgke the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railway for Tennessee Centennial, Nashville, 83.85 round /trank factory, ‘Tranks, valises, trip, good for seven Ss. tf | satchels, telescopes and sample cases — made to crder, Old Tranksrepaired. The Nashville, Chattanooga & St. ©. J. Croan, Louis railway will sell round trp] sojg 208 ‘Bro: tickets from Paducah to Nashville at $3.85, good to return’ seven days from date of pure * Iway. NOTICE FOR BIDS. Bids will be received by the Mayor and Cow F. B, AcHOUT, lor wbOUL four how City Ticket Agent, tt 425 Broadway. \ ‘or Sale by .Oehlschlaeger Walker se bids tut be th by June Sh ‘at nd pociicattons for lay ng malay ca " ty's atcity Hall, DAV RISE, Mayor, Dr. Edwards, Speci inlty Ky’ es, Yar, Nose and Throat, Paducah, Ky, & ADM:S- Peoples Railway Co.’s cars run to the gate||: of the Park. | Performance begins at 8:00 every night. High-Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made, We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $58.60 Don’t fait fo see our $45.00 Overlands and Rugbys—best on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don’t fail to see our line of wheela before buying. We re the only exclusive Bicycle house in the eity r shop. Free riding school to those buy. Complete rep’ ing wheels from us. Don't fail to call~ remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works near Palmer House, 126 and 128 North Fifth street AW.GREIR, ~ The... Expert BLACKSMITH. ANU Horse Suoer, : WILL APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE, FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriagesfand‘Turnouts pa tT al JAS.J‘A. GLAUBER’S Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable Cor.\Third and Washington. TELEPHONE 148. ESTABLISHED 1864, Miss Mary R. E, Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE SENT Telephone 174. a BERGDOLL, ———-PROPRIETOR——— Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In ke; nd bottles, Also various temperance .drinks——Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange r Ale, ete. eee oe ere PADUCAH, KY »phone orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock Saturday nights, Telephone 101, 10th and Madison Streets, Gen’! Electric Light and Power Co.) Will'furnish Lights and Power for fans, as follows: ‘tore Lights 25c per month. Residence Lights 200 A Current tor Fans $1.50 PADUCAH,KY. Wall CITIZENS’. _SAVENGS We're always the first to shov “ff Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 FALL STYLES designs and eylors, ready for your insy Finest line Picture Moa Paid on Time tepastas in the & In all the lates They'rp in now Mon, Open from 9 a, m, to 3 p.m. urday nights from 7 to o OFFICERS. Rupy PAxToN In. “RUpy Have you seon the f ost? A YARD OF/FACES, ps wom, Ags’t Cashier Prices Reasonable A DIRECTORS. Jas. KR Gxo. 0. +}das. A. Rupy, ITH, L. P. BALTHASAR, |i kitts Kamurrraky W. F. Paxton, Gro, 0, Har, E. Farvey,* 422 Bway, Under Pata House / R. Rupy 3, D. B’ SIMON, Supt. § | RAIBROAD TIME TABLES. PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS pivistom, Lv Paducah... Beam 415 pm | AT arts 200 pm 6a pam Hollow ftoek Junetion 5 pm 7 exington 250 pm | 9 358 pm Chattanooga. Atlanta #05 am NORTH noUND #10 am Ly be n At Hollow Kook Junction: rts Ar Paducah: ! All trains daily. Tnrotgh train and car service between Pa. ducah, and Jackson, Memphis, ‘Nashville and Chattanooga, Tenn lowe connect all points Southwest, tion eall on or address, Danley. G ‘eachout A., Palmer House’ Paducah Kr, Fa Murase denet aoe agent, Padueah, Ky. beds ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVi: ONS NowTM HouRD— No 2 No 24 No Gy New Orleans. {re seem Memphis + 70am 800 pm Pulton 100 pi 2 45 pm. 55 pm pm Central city’ gab bm Lv Central Gh bm Ar Louisville 10 pm Cinctnnats 4am fH BOUND— No 21 uy Sincianat 4 30pm lle vam by ‘Contraleity Sibam Nortonvil a Ar Paducah; Ly Paducaty Ar Fulton... Ly Fulton Ar Memphia pm w Orleans... 740 am alltraine fan aaily Nos208 and 24 carry Pullman buffet slee} Sita nd free reclining chair eary between or “that and New 0 Nos 201 and 2 run solid betweenfCincinnatt and New Urleans, carrying Pullman buffet sleeper ‘Tvain 30 carries Paducah Louisville sleeper, )Peu in Paducah union de} 9 p.m. Direct connections for all gorth and south. Tleket offices, Broadway’ ‘der the Palmer, and at the union depot. ST. LOUIS DIVISION. Font# oun. 302 Ceave Paduca 10pm, 00 p my 42 pm 1pm, 4 pm, 25 pm, 6 pm, 16 pm, 301 + 8:00am, ts Sils am, {i Binckney vite. 0 25 am “Carbondale 1:49 & “Marion P “Parker City “ Granteburg “ ‘Metropolis. Arrive Paducah Stop for meais—Ali trains mists the popular line to st ll points north and w Create leaving Reduce ‘daily ato15 p.m, has through Pullman Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car for St. Louis. Double berth rates, 10; chair rates, 79 cents irther ' information, reservations, use, tees call on oF adavoss 3° Douova, Palmer House, Paducah, or A. H. Hatieou, General Passoager Ament Onloago. sciutiaF Twuinatond Exposition, NASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO AND FROM K TENN] TUCKY, GEORGIA." Ht CAROLINA, IDA, NOK i BALTIMORE, A XD EW TORE: Hour Ww HoLLow Room Roure and” the -MOKE® Kovre between NASHVIUL and MEMPHIS making cot 118 with alljings to and from seein SLEEPING Nous, |) CARS York. Bet Florido daily For further information, call upon Ticket ent OF address, R. C, COWARDIN A. J. WELCH, Division Pass. Agt., MEMruis, Tenn, EXCURSION TICKETS via tHE — ILLINOIS GENTRAL RAILROAD to THE Tennessee Centennial~> AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION at NASHVILLE. Ber the above occasion excursion tekets {il be'on sale from Paducah, Ky. we follows For the round trip, om sale daly uit $5.60. ot guna trip, on sale dadly tut of the round trip, on sale daily ull poer W, IMM, Good for return tn dave of sale, shortest and quickest route be- Nashville. For further and ‘schedules, call wT, DONOVAN, ommereial Agent. nicago, A., Louisville, ‘Phe reat Through Line From BET ec muce meta + Missount PactricRuuway TM KANSAS CITY, #7. JOR, St. Louis diane aiid; Oevie ud SAL LY b, TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN _ [anne AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, ““! tron Mourrain Route, ‘The most direct line via Memphis to all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. President | Free Rechming Chairs on All Trains, Cashier]Tyroven Coacnys MeEMriis To DaLtas AnD Fort Woaru, books or ape {tree on ar anos and further fivormation, “calyon your local deker ayeat WALLACE, | or write KR, T, G. MATTHEWS, S.T.A. LOUISVILLE, K¥ J.C, TOWNSEND, G. PARE, a, jashvilley Chattanooga’ & Si. Louis ”*” Railroad,