The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 29, 1897, Page 3

aie: ssLIs. ones & St, Louis teatabliahed 1856, Johnsen : Foundry and: \ Machi Anutapturers and Dealers tn Steam pal + Boilers, And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fttings, | Cgstings of all kinds. Papvoan, - - Nashville, | ‘PADUCAM AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, g 3 z a ‘Ty Paducah, A fiolly As sit Ww Hollow Rock Junction, Sera AT! Mempalp Nashville ss BE This ages E of enone S Raesssss sages ESEEeS BEESEEBEED be Sowserwdnw B2e8s) e a J trsina daily, <7 A ough ra ind cat wervice ac Washington, tirind Kew York ati] 3 THALMUELLER, =an for turer informs B 4 sd oeh,D. FA.) Memphis, Tenn, W. L. Fine Boots ser riley, aniey, ang" tia Naabile dim “Made to Order. Vrepairing of all kinds nealy dotiesalioek Bottom price, Give Hin «1 400 Broaway Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT. OMive Am,-German Nat, Bank. 18:3) — SMam! when in Metropolis stop at the STATE: HOTEL. £1.00 a Aay. ial rates by the week. D. A. Baitey, Propr Retween 4th gnd 6th on Ferry st. = $T,AAMES: HOTEL +—ST. LOUIS.— Rates, $2.00 Per Day. Room and Breaklast, $1.00. European Pian, $).00 Per Day. Goon Rooms. Goon MEALs. Goob BxKvice. j When you visit St. Loule stop 8T. JAMES HOTEL BROADWAY and Wauegr, Street cars direct to Hotel HARRY'F; WILLIAMSOK, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Hi Tota my tho pm Office, No, 41959 Broadway. ween Pa. for Ab Kentvorr, No m Ko No omen ih 1008 pm 1910 pm 10am 4% ain eam 1040 am 10 am Ar Princeton, Ar Evansville Ar Hopkinsville Ar Nortonville ‘Ar Oentral City Ar Horse Branch Ar Owens! Ar Louiaville. ....1088 pm Gineinnat,..... 640m Sours Bounp— No Wi Lv Cincinna 70 pm Louis¥ille 30am Ly Owensboro. Ar Paducah: .. Ly Padurgh Ar Maytie Ar Fulton 88 pm 980 pm 5.99 pm 6% pm 7 4 pm 9 0 pm am sy on Pt rR ite 4 wan bm 110 pm aim 205 pm 8% pm Ar Kew Orleans ville Mins At Vicksbore 30 am AT NMUCbeh veweenen . All trains run gall od 24 party Peliman baler show earsand f 1p eare Uelweon Uln: vapCinctn nats ‘Wiimas buffet o “Ruder the Walmer, and at the union depot aT. LODIe pLvisLON BEEEPS FEPRSSS FB Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds of imperfeetion in & horse's travel corrected. {1 Do Repair Work of Every Kind, Worx Gua ERD. Always on band ready tog ir HENRY. GF "ta ——$ ready J, S. GANSIc.,,. Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of four Oe a in the war of | Pangeager agent Ghicago. Miso Paciri¢Ranway ‘Ths Great Through Line From Br. JOR To KANSAS CITY, St, Louis SAG skis Ses TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, jron Mountain ROUTE: ‘The most direct line via Memphis to "aT points iia Prosecutes ats before the Bureau of Pensigns. of soldiers of the war of ‘te rease ot) Peunip ot Toh gT¥en to Pensions doped tram jBe tulity OF 88 feoy which ARKA’ Ubdal capical ea degy aeemae me orb at SAS AND TEXAS. EST AND NO SOUTHWEST. Free Reclining Chairs, on All Trains, Turovdn Coacnes / MEernIs* TO DLAs anv Moar Woaru, For mapa rs ia RS bo Wexas, Ar s pelo aL ar Tennessee Centennial and Fernald ‘Eipis NASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. THROUGH CAR ROUTE. \J TO AND FROM TRNNESSEE, KENTUCKY. GEORGIA. ALAMAMA. FLORIDA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOU FIC CAROTINA, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON CITY, BALTIMORK, PHILADKLPHIA AND NEW YORK. Wot via new Hotow Rock THROUGH Route ee how SERVICE and Mente’ ts. Acros, con: ae sada win van from Lines WSAK, TEXAS and SOUT WES’ M18 and NASH LITTLE BEN, Pawn Broker and Loan Office, MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL VALUABLES, We are overstocked on Ladies’ and Gent's Solid Gold and Filled Case Watches +t All the standard makes’ of move- ments and cases. Also a big lot of - | Silver Watches. Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments, See the prices we will | make you. We carry a good line of Clothing, ‘Gente’ Furnishings, ts, Shoes Trunks, Valises, Paying Cards, ica, Rte. We buy all our goods at forced sales and buy strictly for cash, and can al ways give you bargains tn every line. Money toloan on all valuables. AUanta. Macon al ia Fitton. Excursion Tickets EXCURSION Teor pet bee cantat aie national Kx position. Co, ‘Mill Maphinery sere sin you'd think he was any ITTEN AT RANDOM « He Miscatovutatep A Littiie— Force of habit is responsible fora a great many things. Yesterday, ya winsome youth arrayed in cotthn overalls and an air of deep concern wis driving an express wagon along one of| the ptineipal thorough He had a ladder in the wagon,” at the far end of the ladder extended eight ar teu feet beyond the limits of the wagon bed. Lt was a long lad- der. This the boy afterwards found out. A street car, dame along, and it came along fast. The\boy knew! he had time to pass in front of ft, hows ever, hecause he had /often tried it before, Lt bappengt). betore,, haw- ever, that there waé no. ladder in:the: wagon, So whet the’ boy'drove past | the street car, it was in blissful {g- norande of what was likely to bap- pen, What) did! happen somewhat surprised him, ‘The horse and wagon got past all right, hat the ladder wag more unfortunate, The car hit the back end of the ladder and the front end of the ladder hit tle boy. There was a confusion of wooden frag tents, wooden -heads and other things too numerous to mention, and the whole layodt, with the exception of motormam and street cat, fs now in the repair shop. Swomixo Becomuva Porptan—It is now becoming very fashionable to go in bathing at the lake i LaBelle park. The Iske has been there for some time, and the, boys Lave heen very fond of patronizing it from the first, {but never ‘until the past few days have the lad{es shown their ap- preciation of ity Now, however, many of the best and. most fashionable ladies fn the tity go out regularly and go in baty- ing, and next season, if noi this, bathing will be one of the most pop- ular cversions in vogue here Ixvitep 10 Aux Wevpixo—City Engineer Jimmie Wilcox yesterd met a pretty little miss of his ac quaintance, v7.0 stopped: bin and prettily offeted hitti a cara. The card contained 9 type-written invitation to a wedding. ‘The names were unfamiliar to: the popular city official, but “he gratefully accepted the invitation, and today ascertaine| that the marriage is Uipt of two of the most prominent dolly in the neigh- borhood, one Belonging to s preach- er’s daughter and the Other to that of aneighbor. As ongof the dolls lives next door he will doubtless attend, oe% Cuaracteristic.— Long association of two individuals accomplishes great things somet)mes. It makes a wife™ resemble ber hus- band and her husband hate bis moth er-in-law. The asso to 8; tion of which we are of now, however, ag 1 * ope which has ajso familios Ty. Win bia-fern 1y eee NY the/laws, - morrow for ( Crem, “Mardis eitaat toll eh money Judge| dowsetis reef OTAT Te hIEgpocket if I see him coming down ‘the street. You see I was raised mp here in Living- ston cotlnty with/him, and 1 can tell all thag@ things without any trouble. “If}Be has a neat, confortable sum, be’s as sWayback as govern- ment dram major; apd if he hasn't thing . else. Ther ‘there are, intermediate , indi- cations which areso bard to explain that Iiwon’t try. it. But: 1, always know Whether the judge is going to set ‘em up or not by the way he walks towards me,’* J ‘The crowd laughed, and next time the jolly judge ‘has any thoney\-the habitues of legal ‘row are, going to give Judge eer an Opportunity to demonstrate hisj miraculous ‘power. oe A Pexitous Expowmesr;:—A cer- tain man in Paducah who says he’s so good looking that he has to earry 8 stick to keep the ladies from eat him, bought him a new pair of sh afew days ago, It wontd't ty been so bad if he hadn't bought these new-fangled greep ones. When he reached-shome hi wife got but one glimpse 6f them, What she said battles repetition, When be left hotwe, however, he lad his hat {0 one hand and those green shoe in the other, and very ghittle timg to se lect apy particular direction fo Ke He says that hefeatter the old tylé ns will suit hin very well, ea pecially when hig wife ié at! hdind, “ on the wed Tur Dog Quastion—We are often asked ‘‘what is the proper thing for a Whedlman tolo wien he ¥8 attacked or more often simply barkel at, by dog in the streets,’? says the~ 1. |A, W. Batletin, “This” question setttes ther information, @@ll upon Ticket yh. c. aawaepih. chad ty Hachan ge oe iidee i 4 Ben Michael, Jr. 108 S. Second, next dggrto Lang Bros ———— Seis wo ap im? reife NasViLen, THEN, 1 f Mc rent, > We're “always the first to show our FALL STYLES... In all” the Iatee designs and colors, They're in now ready for your inspection, Finest line of Picture Mouldings in the City, you Bobn the latest ¢ A YARD OF FACES, ‘DENTIST. ros Reasonable tor GOOD’ work,” mr L, P, BALTHASAR, | +. 428 B'way, Under Pataca Hovsu! itself very promptly when the dog actually attaoks the legitimate userof thé highway, in Which casey, the, dog’ should be'shot, With the utmost me nese and dispatéh, and the ewaer/of SS When the Doctor Wine you should get the bests Werhave it. Pare fully“m&tnred California Port, Sherfy. Claret, Angelica Mustatel, Catawba, Madeira Tokay and-Malaga Acconting to Age Pare Blackberry Brandy $1 a Quart, ehischtaeger & Walkggro=~ P : Broadway. Price 50c, 756 and $1 a Quart ; nould be sued aifftained a public nui If & dog simply barks, at a passer- by itshows that hie edtication’ fs! to’ that extent neglected, and it is the duty of every wheelman to help edu- cate al] such dogs. Some owners of dogs think it ‘‘cunning’’ for them to jump pipon and otherwise maltreat visitors, The same dog pidy run after strangers in the etreeta’without being reproved. In all syeh cases « rubber bulb filled with ammonia will be found useful, A sh6t frovi such & weapon directed jdto the dog’s eyes or nos- trile notg/as educator of no ordinary efticiency.. people have e right to be, and the owner of such an fuimal should take good care of it if he Yeally wants’ to prevent loss of life, In some states itis udlawful for a dog to run loose iu, the btreéts, or at'least his safety by the Commonwealth. +4 Avorr Tur Bentvir—The citizens Palucah should benefit to be given tomorrow night on Hthe steamer Bettie Owen for the inenibers 6fthe Casino Stock com- pany ide.from™the worthiness of the public. cannot fail to lent program that It will be ren- dered pn the Bettie Owen, one of the best and most popular boats on the Ohio, and tip vool, invigorating ride add ng little to the pleasure the outing it cpn safely be said that there is no ong in Paducah who does not heartily sympathize with the mem- bers of this popular company. W they are not strictly speaking objects of Charity, being people of intel- | igence and refinement, and naturally |shriuk from being corsidered such by } the public, the people have neverthe- eds evi a desire to aceord them | a'benesit Yit is this benefit that the people #i!l have an opportunity to patroufze tomorrow night. The | company is composed of good, clever | people, Who were very unfortunate in tees thrown ont of employment in the midst of prosperous | season when businss good and they were growing etch day in public fa vor, The suspense in ‘which they have since lived has added greatly to tlieir distress, and a liberal public quould take the matter in its own jaands and see that the benefit is # success of Sunawe,’Ex Ur.—For the first time in, several years a deputy Uni- tat States marshal has Paducah for his headquarters. Until recently there was none nearer than Oweus- boro, and when an atrest had to be made f {ringewent on government laws, tiieWlepnty marshal hal to be sent for from Owensboro or some City ally as far. In addition t6 the facilitation im making governhmentuntésts, the pres- ence of # deputy U, S, marshal here meaiiS@ther advantages: q cessafion of much lawlessness, es- VysAliyi violations of the. internal Jews, in southwéstera, Kens) e have Ipeal option towns febs pn railroad and river, below ranted: oad and’river, as well as dowietig § Marghalland Calloway Counties Xet/ liquor cah be prom cured at —indst--any Gare in most any / of these towns in any. quantityend of any quality--ex- cept good quality—and ‘many crimes cap be traced directly to the effect os whiskey purchased at these local option towns, “Tye labyrinttrot dives field hasJong been a source of, comment there, as well as else- where, and itis said that these are soon to be most signally cleaned out, temporarily if not for alltime. This will be good for, the morals of that community—and it will increase the jug trade in Padu . Has A Sureriy Ox Haxp.—A good joke is told on Mr, Jake | Seamon, who, recently ‘ran for councilman from the Fifth Ward and was de- feated. After Mr. Henry Herbet was nomi nated for magistrate from that dis- trict, Mr. Seamon jokingly wrote him the following letter : Mr, HéHbett Herbst : Dear Sux:—I understand you are a candidate for magistrate in this dis- tritt and want some cards. I have about # thousand leftover from my ate lamented eanvass which L would like to close) outat a bargains Fsiguert) J. SkAMONs b Notice to Contractors. +» Paducah, Ky., duly, 28,1897, Sealed» proposals, will. be received at the couneil’s.clerk’s office until 4 o'clock Wednesday, Augustid, 1897, f the im) orovement of the alley be- tween ‘ nird and ourtlr streets and from Tennessee/ to Norton streets. The work to be/done under ‘the peryision of the'engineer aud mayor, aud secording to ordinances govern- d improvements Work . to be leted by October Ist, 1897, The city reser the jright to reject any nnd all bide, Dd. J The removals ja th ‘ue service will not be as fumerous as expected. The yp dent, will not take out of the-elassified list more than one-fourth as many places as would have been taken out thder the scheme urged upon him. The col- pra will be allowed to appoint the deputy, doniidential Nate ada leputies throughout their dis! Beyond this} few changes mplated. Equality, Ill, Peb. 8th, 1897. c. Mendenhall, Evansville, Lad, ; Dear Sir:—I have had a good sale on your Imprévet-Chill and Fever Cure duribg the last) year, having purchased two (2) gross. I find the preparation gives atisfaction and the dethand is\steMdily inereas- ing. Yours truly, G.A. Bounraxn, intergal reve- star triets, arg ¢ Cascarets Candy derful medioal aj t and Fi 4 Audpoaitively on kidneys Bw Dowels fea ino epetaan, atapel olde, fe. 100 Pu a tay boy ©. wd u 50 cunts. MS Ee druggists. spe Some people sro afraid of dogs; all] , while on the street is not guaranteed | « remember the of were! * yEPARTMENT, MASONIC Masonio Hull, 229 Hroadway, ‘Third Floor. Wednesday ey Gursangah Gourt fourth M Stonb cond Mot tx aa ¥ House third 8 Ladiatrediveta every ay In each me S DENT OfED owt tall, 6 @ th Shin ne iu Colored toned in each yi eash monte at Copem tuird Golr and and Ma Pride of F Sawurday afte star of Pad pm fn Lay of pm ine The! camp meeting Vezina ‘tonight at Qydrton’s park. Come out and air and praise the Lord while pl] with you, Itis the grand- est park in thé city for ‘a vamp moet The Walter Presbetery of the col ored Cumberland Presbyterian chure’ Sh will convene Thursday, with th P/church on the corner Of and Burnett streets: ‘Kiverybody is invited to attend. L, G. Hardison, pastor, Misé Laura Threetpia,in thegity, & guest of her aunt, Mrs. Georgle “Lu- verter, who a few days ago bad the misfortune to cut Her foot on a piece of giabs, which has), rendered,..than member yery painful and, disabling her from.,wal ‘Wanted. An experienced man teacher to take charge of the>-Murray—-publie school. ‘To teach” for s term of five It means} months. |For further information ad- drés¢.James-a. Ingriimy ohairiaany, ‘Murray, Ky: All membere belonging to the con- corguuder the “management of Mr. ii: Bradshaw are requested to this evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Laura Ray Alexander, corner of Jeffersonstibd First streots, Miss Laura Ty, Tbrétt, of May- field, is in thegeity the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Lowverter. It is needless to say whether Mr. G. is here or not for heshowed ‘the oqme, Any « " ‘A 100 Entertainment. The trustees and members of Burks’ Clie) A. M. E, Church, on the corner of Ohio ahd Seventh streets, will serve refreshments there tonight, Also Rev G. Henry Burks will lecture on ‘*'>* Morals.”’ A welcome invitatign’ iy extended | to! those who wish to spend:a few leisure momenta in jheing well eutertained. ReveJ. M. Rexp, Trustee, H. Avexanpex, /Prensurer. Rav. G. A. Bunns, Pastor. +h— Mr. James Mgfeble ‘rejurned fram Jackson, Tean/, yesterday afternoon, A prominent man in, clerical. ¢ir- cles is causing a great deal of ; strain. ing of the eyes and clattering of . the tongues by visiting. a certain house, not marked by a scarlet, Free and unlimited visitjng is.a canon in eccles, iastic ciggle, REY, G. W. DUPEE Celeprates His Seventioth [Birth- day Ou July 27. On Twesday evening, [Jaty 27tii thé inetibers of the Wrshington Stree Baptist chute and frends’ ‘in ‘the city gave an Fentertainjnentt' in’ hotiet of Rey, George Washington Dupee D,'D. L. Ligd. entieth birth and fifty) se) md /‘ anniversary asa minister of th gospel.) Rew. Dupes was born Jul, %7,'18! in: Gallatin county Kentucky. His «mother died when he was anfintant of two weeks: Rev. Dupee is'a man of national re~ pute, His name bas gone forth and his praises are-simg: from one end of the continent to another. During his se) fong ministerial lite, ,god. has, abupdr)* atly blessed the work of his hands. His work stands out in bold relief; to be seen and remempered, for years to come, Rey. Dupée has been of in- ealoulable banelit to his race in. Pad ucah, | tle has ever been among the forémost to speak and act in their in- terest. He has done a noble work whieh wil} fever be forgotten. Ue hav lived the time ‘ellotted® to man by God, atid yet he bids fair ‘to! not only live, Dut ‘to “Work for’ ‘hts Master. “Lhe exercises were Very itn posing ald'grand, Addresses were Tune by Ne'H, Stewatd, Lowlsville, Ky., Rev’ W. G! Faulisher, of Hick- man, Ky.’Rev. W. 'B. ' Glover, Louisville, Ky., Revi. H. Deboe. H. Burks atid. uD)! Davis, of Padus] § ah, Mr, $¢/Ay Slayden offered an ‘address in bebalf of the choir" and Sunday sebool. - Congratulations and. contributions from abroad were sent by Messrs, W. B. Anis, K. Py Mars and D. A. Gaddia,-:all,! prominent men of Louisville, Ky.» Young: men and women would do well to! emulate ithe example and follow, inthe foot- steps of this grand and) glorious old man whose head is crowned with the wisdom of threo score wud! ted years, ero jes SUDIITG, ies DAA ‘ . DOtWTIAY o os Ls “n “4 Sk ie v tel Shia Steere! ’ a age ebiie ie rst { i Ne {teach month’ “1p off coh Uh Ubi Fommeeemeenmnmneee JW, Moore, | Stapté and Fancy, Groceries, | Canned Goods of All Kinds, | "| Wee delivery to all parts of the city. Cot. Th and Addins: | svoroDn reLCowel »/G. A. ISBELL, M.D, Physician and Surgeon. | Oftioe’602'1.2 8, Sevens St. Residence 723 8, Sixth, Office Hours 7:30, to 9 a, m., 1;80 to3 p..m., 6 to 8 p. m. ee DR, W, H, NELSON ERSHOIAR, and Sargon, LAUNDRY To No. North Fourth St. New Machinery Good Work. Satisfaction Guaranteed J, W. YOUNG & SON, TELEPHC 200. G.R, DAMIS; AGENT FOR » ‘Front Rank and ‘Triumph Call op. bimJand. getrestith ates for hebiing your residente, Tin, Slate and trod Roofer, 129, 8, Thid St, ———_ Clarence Dallam Hérmeriy at. BURNETT & DALUAM, Padncan; Ky. u Attorney-at-Law Losisville Trust’ Building, RETRRIDY PRRMISSIONITO if USVI gay PANS sense sia’ B.'V. Cov he Reet ance Soot yf a ba Mooi /atuir's Muir Ihe: retin Thirteenth street, bewween Pehayiyanie avenue and. F street Northwest, | W. ASHINGTON, D.C. European, $1.00 ant American, $1.50 fo 2,50 You Can’t Make Every inch a Bicycle! We want bright | business men | torepresent us everywhere, i MONARCH CYCLE MFG, o.. Chicago New Vork Send nine tweecen Monarch Bile « Playing Gard.” Roputer'goc corde, mem eis many vacancies as members. Must bi poe plan GUARANTEES p + pioty Of college days MsUETOm A. Mi} BURTOR jt and Manager. ‘) 60- tern vacanctes Louisville omee. [ieee KSMITHING: feck i EY High-Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries, Agent for the highest grades of Bicyele my We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns f prree a) Don’t fail to see our 645.00 Overlands an ngbye— bap on the market, prettiest whedl made. eH Don’t fall to se6 our Line of whedls before paythell wo) are the only exclusive Bicyola house ipthe city. Complete repair shop. . Free ecbod! to those bay- ing wheels trom us, Don’t fail t call—remember the ey Paducah Cycler 126 and 128 North Pifth stroot, near Palmer ‘Hous ® ~sth wy 28 TOP NG: bop HORSESS am All work OR Stal tex A, Wo GREIF.,. Court Street, bet. 2d why sa = ieee ane DRIVERS AND SA ‘amily hot Convenient to cardand'yla soot inter: est. Most cent ral location, and pleas- ant hame tor touriste and'sight-seer nthe city. TM. HALL, Prop. Elegant Carriages and Tiurnouts — AT— JAS, A: GLAUBER’ Df W.-C. EUBANKS, IT ivory, Food and Boardieg £ ible. } HOMGOPATHIST, PIE TRIMEHORE 148, CITIZENS’ | $SAVINGS BANK, 226 Broadway; Patiacnh, Ky, Gapital and Supt, 20, 000.00 Open from 8 a.m. t0'3 p.m. “On'Bat- uray nights from 7itd 8 Interest Paid on Ting Depesits OFFICERS. Jas. A. Rupy W. ¥, Paxton R. Bupy President Cashier Ase’t Cashier DIRECTORS. Ropy, Jake Santyu, M. Fisupr, F) Khacecrar, G6! 0. HART L.., MILLE, HOUSE AND SIGH, PAINTER, Rosttonte AFB. 4 ME Pandan, KY Gen. Stewart, L, Woodford, the hew injuister-to Spainy sailed on, the steumibip Paris, for. Europe yester- day. He suid that.he and Iris expected Logo diregtly to Lt and retasin there for a week. will algo be a week's istayy ia whevee (ion Woodford will go to San n, where the Queen Regent Spajn holds her gummer find where he wif” be“ presénved Per Rent. K fine blacksmith stop Ins'tear of my Wiable, Possession given, Augus first: A. GuavpEen, 19s Notieg to Subseri) bd) Albot our carrier Boys dre fi plied with reesipt Ya iid sub- sorvibiys are requested to'take rée- beipts for all payments on sub- scriptions, PabeCo, “Ye, Kdwardhy Speclalty, Eyes, Bat ‘Nose and ‘Bhroa, Paducaly Kyw by a TNCORPORATED Will furnish Lights andPawer for fans, as follov. a: J Cor, Third ‘and phinesea- 1D othe! a Li f isaoliey nie Mainufacturers sad De ealerd ti Steam Engines, Boilers, House Eronts, Mill Machinéry, etc. PAPUCAH,RY Gen’l Electric Light and Pivvese Co. ee Store Lights 26¢ per ™ oD th. Residence Lights 2 Cc Current{tor'Fans "$1.60 f D. B SEM 5 | Tele; "fone 221, 8 a.m, toda m.,2to5p.m, ahd ab night ATTORNEY AT- DAW, w rT er cotlelvon of claims promply seat Howell, D, DS, Galt leuace DENTIST | LOUISVALDy RY, reat Oftices, 427 Broadway | Ameri¢an Plan $8.00. .10 mae OU Arep ays a Booms only $1.00 and weak: f roam A. i. CoopFR. plant osc noni lw NK Mati oe an igs. Fourth, Roow No. 2. Mall finger & 3 kers se t a ‘ te arny Offce Hours: nas N LHARPER, ner act ~ coakts, Wa lea zes & Sout. 1