The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 28, 1897, Page 2

factory “THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INCORPORATED, « PRESIDENT AND MANAGEI ‘ «VICE PRESIDENT SRORPTARY TREASURER EDITOR TRBOTORS: M., Fisher, J.R. Smilh, R.W. Clements, J. * Wiliumaon 33. Dorian THE DAILY de in vive npeciny atonnion ALL Tocal ha penings of Interest in Padyeah and vicinity | Bot negtecting general news, which will ren as fully as space WMll permit without rr rd to expense. « THE WEEKLY SUN Js devoted to the interests of our country ps tons, and will at all times be newsy and er Rerudining, while keeping, 116, readers, Toe: 00 all political affairs and topics:while it wt be a fearless and treless exponent of the di trines and teachings of the National Keput oan party. Atta CORRESPONDENCE. special feature of the weekly edition 0 on will be {ts Correspondence Depart ment, in which it hopes ably to represen lation. vis Ai tl ADVERTISING. vertysing Will be made known 0 Rates of applicath Ofice, Standard, Bibck, 116 North Fourtt Daily, per annum.... Daily, Six months.. Daily, One mouth “ Daily, per week.. + 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance Specimen copies free 4.50 « 2.28 MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1897. Fle ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘The SUN 1s authorized to an B. F. JOHNSON As a candidate for Cdpstable for the Fiest District of McCracken County, action of the epublicay party ‘The SUN is authorized announce J. A. JAMES AS a candidate for Marsbal of the Cit; ducah, Ky., subject to the action of t Hean Convention ‘The SUX is authorized to &. W. PI As a candidate for Judge the City of Paducah, K of the Republican Conv the Police Court of ubject to the action on. ‘The Sun is authoized to announce HENSLEY G. BARRIS. As a candidate for City Prosecuting Attorney subject to the action of. the Republican party ‘The SwN is authorized to ann WILL C. KIDD as a candidate for the office of Cireu the ensuing election, sutdect to the the Republican conv AVERABE CIRCULATION Pye ces: Of the Daily Sun for the Past Six Months Verified by Affidavit. fe ld Decemb iis: January! - - Februa one March -\- - April - -\- - May - - ). Pe 1560 1607 1695 1767 1707 1680 One-rHin) Ba Southern vote in the present Ieee has been cast for protes } Tne tariff bill jis making rapid progress, and ok is every reason to believe that it will pass the Senate Z = e late Samuel J. being invoked by ‘Tux shades of | Randall are no’ Tue ticket nmi ut th publican convention on & lay is strong one eo pos io curry the strength ofthe party as fully as apy that could pfive been nominated. Democuats wit! take a walk in No- vember, that i¢ the office ring of Mc- Cracken county A ticket is before the people thai‘fs destined to be tri- umphantly lected over the chronic office holdérs and office seekers nom- inated by tkeDemocrac Sarvxpay’s Repdtijican convention was harmonious 4nd orderly and suc- ceeded in placingbgfore the people a ticket that will cyfry the fall strength of the party aud more. Let Republi- cans take off theigwvats and get to work and it plfbe triumphantly elected in Novefabe tue recent ‘Silver Bepnblicaa’’ corfercuce te eid to” bave had as its real object a plan to unload Mr. Bryan as the leader of the silver Mr. Bryfin has too many to suit the cause, ‘isms’? and igto erratic men who are/putting. up the money in bebalt of the gfiver Cause. —_—_—_ —. No subject is being’ more carefully egident McKinley It bas considered by E now than the Cuban question been the of much fF anxious thought by him from the and there is good reason to bel that lis plans are well deyeloped and cause beginning eve will be recognized’ wide and sutis- when they become known, —— No Republican gan find a plausible \ reason for refusivg to.give his hearty support to the ticket nominated on Saturday. It ia an able, clean and enomiaated in eee ree eet Senate schedules Published every afternoon, except} brings them more \n harmony with | ve those of the House\ bill, and it is) which show the al |t0 a aispute with |They ore the on hee who con- pes y locality within the limits of its circu | probable that the bal, when it goes) into conference, wil) differ but little| from that which pagsed the House. | All the schedules hich were grontly now been considered stored to nearly changed have by the Senate and the House rates. Tuose who oppood the annexation | of Hawaii would be| found opposing tue a, plication of the Monroe doctrine ry case which eguld possibly lead nation. to foreign \denu the building up of a navy snd |who would if the necessity arose | truckle to a supfrior naval power rather than prepare to meet it. The Americ s Ns favof annexation Besinr ss reporty rom every section of the country fare encouraging. Dun’s Review in |ts latest issue says that the gain in Dbusiness continues, and while moderate is yet distinct. The number of hands employed, the volume of new \orders, and the amow tot work done are slowly in- creasing, while th¢ prospects of good vrops of wheat abd cotton, and the 2 ing demand ‘from dealera whose ks are being — give afur- ther impetus to business. se Avxove the recgrit orders placed by | Japan for the/improvement of her | uaval equipmént is one for four tor- pedo bouts ot the fastest patterns known, Japaois placing her navy subject to ‘be |. modern footing as rapidly a8 an| policy. Jabundant cash syrplus will Her successes in the war with China, admit, Ue! which were largely’ due to her supe-|by parliamenf and by her cabi have do doubt turned her If the spunky little her jri oF nay | head somewhat. Ew hall feel t incumbent to teach Uncle Sam a lessonngy J qu: nection with Haw she may find herself a (rifle pe a than she now imagines. | — A nernesextarjet of the ScN re- cently met Mr,lardebeck, who at- tempted to logate several factories here recently, but without result, in St. Louis, He \stated that since leaving here be has loc ated one of the factories at Cartljage, Missouri,where he had little difficulty in securing the necessary assistayce. It is a pity for heft business men and Paducah that capitalists generally did not feel able or did not possegs the inclination to take hold of the fatter in such shape asto secure thpse much needed ad- ditions to our ybor employing con- cerns, —_——— Tor Populists 9f@ rapidly growing tired of their aljfances with the Dem- Senatr Allen, in a recent berated the ocrats. speech in the| Senate, Democratic pakty on the ness of its members to stand in line on any subject, \whether it be free coinnge or free trade. He wasjmoved especially to this |by the fact tnat a large number of a in the Senate have recehtly voted for pro- tection, and he impressed his views by saying that the tendency on the Democratic side feemed to be to “abandon the tenes of Democracy and adopt the plan\{of every man for himself and the devil take the hinder- unwilling- most.”’ _—_——- Ir the actton of the populist con- ventions in various states can be re- lied on as in any degree indicating 4} the future action of that party there will be no more fusion with Demo- cracy. All recent state conventions of Populists have deplared absolutely azainst fusion with the Democrats. If the silver wing of/the Democracy ¥ the Populists in desires to work the next campaign they will hive to do the endorsing; they will simply have to walk over nto the Populist camp and — suppert ticket, probably with Debs for President,Jor go it to see the tail we i dog. —— Carr. Cart Kaspr’s new vessel with which he igtends to cross Atlantic in sixty-five hours has been launched, and be expects to make a trial trip within the next few weeks. the Populist Eugene V alone. willing The Populists are the Her shape is said to be very much like that of the) mackerel, offering the least possiblf resistence to the water in her prpgress, but the chief reliance of the /inventor for speed is in the form gf the screw, which he believes will prove much more effect- jve in propelling power than the old many attempts to reduce form. been made, that the the record Iting in con), ure, ublic will be sge the sue- Flindt’s ix y's comsideration of the | verify its statements. f the tariff bill|into a show of figurg ation of thosefwe had given and | olute falsehood of the ‘‘Register’s’’ own by its omis- turbing the Present Tariffs. Nashville, Tenn.) June 27,.—The cut in rates by the Cincinnati South- ern and Memphis jand Charleston ing of the Gtn- its position, Bd unfairness is then sion of the year 1889, when the tax on ao under Democratic gdministration with | TO8ds caused # im} this city to- no important work on hands, such as eral Passenger Agents in y to: 3 day, presided over by Commissioner the sewerage in contemplation at this | Richardson, of the Southeastern Pas- time, and with a)school tax of only | senger Association. The following 36 cents, levied 41,60, the same bee] oer pes A eeeeosa) GC, 7 oi ‘i ‘i ‘assenger Agent e Sou 3c. present council levies ihe perese P. Atmore, Genefal Passenger Agent nit by the school) of the Louisville and Nashville ;Jack- is. Yes, the fact8/son Smith, Divisign Passenger Agent rt the “Register.” of the same road, with headquar- ters at Cincinnati} C, A, Harmon, General Passenger Agent of the Wes- tax forced u board of 50 invariably suy “Nit —_——_———_ z ¥ a ! tern and Atlantig; W. L, Danley, Tine tims been great den! ot eneral Passenger Agent of te a e queen Of Nashville, Chattanooga and St. England since the conception of « preparation for her diamond jub It is nauseating to see in Amer papers articles lading the great und good queen as if gbe had in her own personality accomplished wonders for the English peoplé. In fact there i little in the histofy of the Hoglist: tion during the past sixty years wi ich commends itseff to Americans, # from the fact that of all monarc nd] Louis road; W. C. Rinearson, Gen- ee. | eral Passenger Agent of the Cincin- an|nati Southern; C. A. De Saussure, General Passedger agent of the Mem- phis and Charlbston. It is claimed that the desire to get Centennial Exposition traffic is be- is] ‘~dthe cut injrates and that a threat 1a-|to cut general tates south will follow if their claims are not granted. The meeting took ng definite action and 'e3] Board of Management. England is the most liberal, her vo- ————_ ple enjoying p degree of personal \ib- COL. WHALLEN erty equaled) nowhere else say. in America. Her foreign policy iss ~ been one of ednquest and wan, sre} Wil] Visit Paducah on His V« on the peoples Who have felt the | : grasp of Engligh greed, Victor's is age Down the Ohio, a good Christign woman of o:disary 24 BEEPS ability, who would in many iv-ian es, | But He Denies That He Will Lake no doubt, had ghe had the power, lave a Cruise Up Salt Riyer. pursued a iadjcally differcut for igo But /she is a mere fic re- ~~ head, The pplicy of her government} Col, John Whallen, of Louisville, as been controlled not by herself vat} will shortly arrive at Paducah on his ot, | elegant little summer boat. He will om 8 a ime | whom she Li a! from time to time going as far down the Ohio as Cairo. compelled to ehoose, not accordin, to) Go) Whallen took a [prominent part of whatever party happened to be in| and Saturday’s ‘*Times,’’ in speak- power at the time, and often it has| ing of his voyage, R elegantly fitted up. He will drift own ideas. down the Ohio as far as Cairo, and PADUCAH T@BACCO ARKET | gage a towboat to bring him back. He expects to fish along the way and 28 hogsheads. On the down trip Col. Whallen ex- Received sihce Jan. 1, 6456 hhds.| pects to land at the mouth of Salt Offerings for year 9260 bhds. that stream, as Capt. John Plotz, t sales for week 626 hhds. who navigates this river, informs him QUOTATIONS. will place cautionary signals at -the Common lugs} dark, 1'¢, 2'sc. [mouth of Salt river for the benefit of Good lugs, dark, 3, 5e. to use the river next November. Col. Low leaf, dark, 4, 5c. Whallen is for the whole Democratic Medium leaf, Hark, 9, Le. Mean people have been saying that Good leaf, dark, 11, 13. Col. Whallen is going South to es- 15's. summer home. But these same peo- ple are so jedlous of the Colonel's and strictly good to fine tobacco was} they assert he lives under a big um- scarcely to be sden in the offerings. |brella. Others say it is a cave he en | leave Louisville for a brief cruise, her own wishgs but at the dictaio4/in the recent primary at Louisville, been one radically opposed to her ‘+He owns js small bost, which is when he reaches that point he will en- , Ky., June 25.—Receipts | enjoy himself generally. Offerings for week 765 hhds. river, He dogs not intend to go up Net sales for. year 6970 hhds. that it is full 9f snags. Col. Whallen Medium lugs, flark, 242, 3c. his Republican friends who may want Common leaf,/dark, 5's, 8%. ticket. Selections, (dark or colory) 18,}cape the mogquitoes that haunt his rey Quality was nfuch poorer this week | abode on the banks of the Ohio, thint The buying was\more generally dis-| inhabits. tributed and prices were stronger. The weather has been hot this week and heavy widd and rain storms , have been frequent, /but perhaps the | Clerk Caufield Made a Blunder in wheat crop only has suffered any Filing His S serious iujury thergby. is FREIGHT RATES Pk HUNDRED POUNDS.| an peewon See vp b igh Ae pipe bas e offive of the clerk of the a Bee sores fe tail, 42¢; Do, |T yon circuit court by J. L. Caufield To New Orleanb, all rail 24¢. vs. W. O. Bradley, Governor, and TH. Penrere Co. Brokers, {*2¢,8everal members of the Board of Nor~Boston | rates’ be" aboro| S286 Fund CBeumlasioners and J. : “si * 2 . Tinsley, clerk of the prison, seems “hiv York, and | Epiladelphis 26 and 4, he g Sonvare ath it a4 imag- Baltimore 3c below. inary straw. If any ground for the ~ action existed the suit could not be brought in Lyon county. The code Via Minots f mitral Railroad Duce) oe ey eee ane ot the ing May, June and July. | sinking Fund jaust be brought in that The Llingis Central Railroad Com- county that ingludes the seat of gov- pany will sql round trip tickets tolernment. Cgufield also filed a suit points and an dates named below: | Wednesday against Warden J, H. Nashville, Tenn., Tennessee Cen-| Happy tor $25,000 damages. tennial and International Exposition, daily until Ocgober 30th, $3.85 ;good Publish/the Truth for seven days\to return. The Paducah/‘News" and ‘‘Regis- Minneapolis, Minn, B. P. O. Elks,|ter’” are spiling their seven vials of July 3d and 4th, $20.21, good re-})achrymal water; for they say Ed. tur until duly 10th, with ar-| Knoop, of the ‘Snowfake Laundry rangements forjextension until July here, was terribly scalded Tuesday, 30th. i and itis doubityl whether his eyes Milwaukee/ Wis., National Edu-| will recover. Avhe ‘Mirror’? saw cational Assgciation, July 3d, 4th] Ed, walking /around Wednesday, and 5th, good returning until July|looking quite\ salubrious,—Maytiekd THE WRONG COUNTY. —_+— CURSIONS. 10th, with arrangements for exten-| Mirror. \ sion until August 31st, $15.98, 1 maar apes Chattanooga, Tenn., B, Y. P. U, | Christian Endeavoptes, San Fran- July 13th to 15th, good cise, until July 81st, one fare, The Missouri P¢cifie Railway has Buffalo, X Y., G. A. R., August} offered for this occasion greatly re 20th and 22.) pute t announced | duced rates, St. Louis to San Fran i Tickets onsale June 20th, returning ater cisco, veh inforu egard| 80th, July Ist, 2d and 3d, 1897, to auy of tug above, wo het] ‘This route passes through the most agents 1. ( picturesque sections of Missouri, Kansas and Colorado, & ico, Til Special trains consisting of Pull- WW. A/KELLOND, man buffet sleepgrs and reclining A. G.P. Aj, Louisville, Ky. | chair chair cars (yeats free) will be ic. C.| McCants, operated, passing through Kansas A. G./P. A., St. Louis, Mo. City, Pueblo, Grand Junction, Salt J. T. Donovan, Lake City, Ogden and on to San C. A., Paducah, Ky. | Francisco. ed Christian Endeavorers in taking ‘To Qalitocnia. this route have opportunity to visit On account pf the Y. P. C. K,| Colorado Springs, Manitou and Den- meeting the LIfinois ‘Central Railroad] ver. Competent representatives of Co., will, on dune 29th and 30th,and] the Missouri Pagific Railway will be July ist, 2nd gud Ard, sell one way]in charge of train to render assistance first-class tick@ts Ao San Francisco] to makd trip comfortable for patrons and intermediate |points, at $24.40]while en route. An instructi from Paducah, nerary of the’ wip will be mailed cess of Capt but his is an age Af wonder and the possibilities of the future no¢ man can tell ——-— “INVAmIAaLy the true facts comé out and prove thabANe Fay publishes reliable Aiews Register’ Regis- ter - facts The true ruts ac “Reg iterates a former ¥tatepeyt That's ording to the 's’’ idea, when it re. conservative ticket, open convention unammous action gf all { it will undoubtedly prove the wi by the practically | wresent and of the selections uladyAfy polling uot the of ty only the full stre but more. allthe proof requis. That's the way it proves everything. Its 9 Stop-overs fill be allowed west of|free by addressing Denver, Colorado, Springs and El i Paso, until July 9th. Ist and rates will pre- . NSEND, G. P. and T.,A. Mo. Pac. Ry., St. Louls, Mo, vail east bound gn specified days 8. H. S, Marriews, from July 12thto/August $th, with] Gen. Trav, Agt. Mo. Pac. Ry., stop-over privileges; final limit \ _Aouisville, Ly. August 15th) 16th. ree For further isformation apply to Commencing Mona) June 20th, the General / Electrig¢ J.T. Dgsovan, C. A., { Vaducah, Ky. |Power Company \wit” commence to tions about taxation it were conclu- sively proven (f) in just that way, though we have |repeatedly striven to induce it to produce figures which signed, who \ epplientions, | Store lights, ; residence lights, spd who wide iliat wo prepsie same! 20c, Fang1,50 per month Tele- for parti J, R. Powvgan, phone Nof12 if you need anythi 22)10/ U.S. Commnsiover. iu the wAy of fans or lights," j18 de} eft the matter in the hands of the! Light & b claiming a Bee give all day and all night lighting | A © cago, HI, service. "Phis will give all of its pa- |S: +} trons a chance to have fans in their Persons wisifingto revew their gov-] residences dg stores. Rates for cur- ernment liceusy can ca'! « ler-}rent will re as before, viz.: n goaded | SOUTHERN RAT! DANGER. | | y ny LOCAL NOTES*.. Indirect Lxposition Routes Dis- 3 " Paducal: May \Get the Cor Mabe ze SOMETE NG 4 ‘ ay and Valen ’ any Buriéa 1K OF) BF eiear ld, Gtaves Coleg, Ma) W. low Figs Swarm FO), / “ ~~ OTHER MA'TERG OF LOCAL siGMIFICAXCE. The prospects jare that the cordage factory im iuded) in the Hardebeck plan will be located in Paducah after all. Several days ago Manager Toot was in the city And likes the pl well that it is practically Set will be brought) here. The th tion was that $20,000 in bonds wer to be subscribed by the city, and been secured by Col. T. H. aud Mr, Ed P, Noble. oi Mr. Toof had been here several times. There ate two of the cordage factories, one in| Pawtucket, Rhode Island, and the gther in New Jersey. ‘The desire of the corporations is to consolidate the and bring them both to one city, Paducah was se- lected and they were well pleased upon looking ove: the ground, and all the objections first raised have pr: tivally been obviated. There was some doubt at first as to securing the female labor nevessary, and suit- able residences, buf a look over the city convinced Mahager Toof that all was well in this qaarter, The factory will cover a block, and and the most probable site will be a block abutting on Ninth street below Harris, where the ground is well adapted to the purpose, and is lo- cated only a square from the Illinois Central spur on north Ninth street, which could be easily extended. From 100 to 175 people will be ei- ployed, and it is hoped that Paducah will get the factory. Workmen on the farm of W, D, Sullivan, six miles north of Mayfield found twenty-eight dollars in gold and silver buried by zy woman thirty-five years ago. Cynthia Sulli- van, a cousin to Mr. Sull bad four hundred dollars in nbacks aud three hundred in gold and silver Being alarmed Jest it be taken from her she buried it in an open field, She went crazy that day and died in the asylam one year afterward. No one knew where the money was. The Tecent rains washec the farm and ¢xposed three coins. Mr. Sullivan and his sons took a twenty dollar gid coin, six half dol- lars and five silver dollars. Search will be continued for the remainder of the money. Last might there was an exciting encounter near Twelfth and Madison streets. A colored woman discover- “jed her husband $n a street car with another woman, jand boarding the car she dragged lim off and a rough and tumble fight ensued, the woman finally coming dut victorious and ergant husband, Last night myriads’ of willow flies were blown nf ity aud at times almost obscured the brightest lights down town. Whey fluttered about from signs, awa}e@s, posts and every- where else, so cling there and their shorp” existence or fall ing to t¥e pavement to have brief life crushgd out of them. They yng rn and last night way /the grst time they had been here iibvery great numbers, river. their At the Sux oifce old papers, nice and clean, justAhe thing to put un- der carpets and on spe 25 cents per isundred, es. ally out on}. Summe is ‘ARE YOU PREPARED FOR iT? If not, get ready by visit, our We have met the demand for the summer season, and pupplied our- selves with all the latest styles in organdigs, dimities, lawhs, batistes, jaconetivs, grenadine brodes, ete. Our tailor suitiogs and Irish home- spuns are very desirahle goods for Besides our line of /high-class wash gooils, we have a ¢hoice selectigh of cheap dim- {, organdies and Jawns from 4 yard. / have just placed on sale 25 ‘ds of beautiful) wash goods worth Tec per yard at be, Special sale of 25¢ organdies at 18e. Buy some of our 10¢ lawns at Se. store. outing gr street wear, Parvsols are an additional item of interest in summer. Buy now, while you can get what you want, Our stock of mitts, gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs, ete., is) complete, and here you can always find what will please you. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! in men’s ghirts at 47e, 660, 49c. The styles arg the newest, fn negligee and colored /bosoms in fapt colors. our display in show window, Calljon us! \ E. GUTHRIE & £0. 315 BroadWay—Phong 155. Notice.—Owiag to\a change of business I desirg to close out with in 30 days, anf in otder to do so prices have begn slaughtered. All who call nextAveek will open their eyes with asténishment. Organdies; Dimities, Lawns. Fine imported organdies from 1 3¢ 15c, 18c and Lawns, etami nes and grenadines at 7c, 8c, 9c and 12 1-2c, one\hundred patterns to select from. Fjfty new styles in 8 1-3 dimities gojmg at sc only Woolen Goods. ers will save themself 25 t nee: at our black ds all wool at 22 1-2¢ and up. Ik warp 47 inch henrietta at 79c, sold elsewHere at $1.t0. Novelties newest fags and all qualities Ribbons,| Laces and Millinery. All pretty shades in sash widths at a trifle, pretty laces and millinery goods have been redyced to actual cost Silks. We have a large stock on hand ranging in pyices from 15¢ to Se. Curtains and Portieres. A iat line gelling below cost, great Hargains in them. Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! Ladies’ Gent's and Children’s big values, Small prices. No old stock, all n¢w goods, sold regardless of cost. Custo: our entire btock within thirty days. J. H. Edelen, 214 Broadway, i \ Oelisehlaeger & For Sale by Watker led in the district do hereby way Interd 423 B'way,’ tery Comm iftes for about bids mt er We're |always the } first to show FALL STYLES / \ Infall the Jates . fPhey're in now tion, designs and ready for your i Finest line of Picture M uldings —— in te Uny. ‘ Have you géen latest? ' AYA OF FACES. : . Prices f mable for GOOD work, L. P.\ BALTHASAR, Under Parmer House Mids will by Dey 0 Come. ir thousand feet 1 ironAbree-tne! lata h ter’ urate } We are offering some big bargains Telepnone 118. IN THE LATEST PATT PROMPT AD TION Wl. Se Rememlfer we must close out}No, 182 8, Third Stree = Cv LOUIS O’BE Also various temperance Cider, Ginger A Telephone orders filleg’until Saturday niglits, { eo tala oe ere.|$ TO THE PUBLIC: We mean what we say: our stock of low cut goods will be sgid at pri- ces that dannot be} had/elsewhere in the city. and toes. woay/at This is som: FREE T RIA colo , all styles ownis the! time;te buy. SPECIALTY. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts. hing every one enjoys in moi od\0 ix a thing of beauty for the UR = ee : MBE TO US FOR YQ JOHN J. DOR Bottling | Co., ae ‘T CELEBRATED / Pye and bottles, / drinks——Sods — } N’S/= . Seltzer Water, Orange f at eoneene nes ang42 o'clock en ‘one 101. PADUCAH,KY, VEN TO ALL ORDERS. EF, Telephone No. 871 Caligraph Typewritel and}Supplies. 4073SOUTH SECONDISTREET sey Will exchange for old Machines at liberal figures. * BURNETT & DALLAM, Py h, Ky, Call on fn nd yor-entimates for heating your residenc Tin, Slate-and-tron Roofer, Gal American Plan day, urnaces. e) 129 8. Thid St, Fidelity Jobin st Equitable Ef and ( g LOUISVILLE. KY. $5.00 per ‘nd Roome only $1.00 and upwards. use GREE Rg) ATTOR AT- Office, Bro ir} 5th, over Thom Attorney-at-Law ul Ladueah § badueah Wa fon. Meme turnets tt asin, Quigley & Quigley, Mak Thoe He Moass afte way, bet, 4th and