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G0A7 Keaiquarlert. Same as in past seasons. Only we have this year, if anything, a greater stock than aver. Fabrics in All Patterns, At 10 Different Prices, ta TO Rogers, Pot't Co'a included. Five Points Cr SPECIAL INTEREST To Advertisers! I.

The Daily Courier-Journal has ft larger circulation than any other morning; paper south of the Ohlorlvsr. The Dally Courier-Journal has Bora than quadruple the circulation Any other morning paper In Xan- tacxj. 8. The Sally Courier-Journal, with uts Evening Times out, has a larger circulation than all the other morning mo sorening papers of this city com- cinea. The Sunday Courier-Journal eoTers the local field more completely man ail other papers combined, with.

ut a single S. The Courier-Journal, both Daily tad Sunday, is the family newspaper cr ioulsvllle, being read regularly by the better element of all political parties, or by these who hare money to ftuy what Ifcey see advertised in Its columns. Courier Jcurncl Office Building DIRECTORY. Elevator Eon. lay a.

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ri.wla-Atfo-ny at Law. v. Houra iuilla. to itaoan. araaa St.

Ur. La ara K. laker Houra II a m. to 1 Koota n. Pnar'a Maale Slaalo.

Room Tlaal.y Eaaravlaar aRoonn U. itMwiit't lliaatratcal kaslacklas- Rourn 17. aiaary M. Caldrall-A4vartiMiant WrlM. Rnora 17.

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Room da Room 41 Itarkar Bkon Har eniraBcw. R. Cook. fr. i 21, 1899 Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were yesterday is-ued to the. following persons: E. C. Kokomoor and Settle Cor ley; J. R-Burgess and Gertrude H.

Coombs; B. Becker and lArena T. Graf; George GreUlnger and Luzla Dries; George T. tJrnensetter and Anna Reiff; H. BdierfT and Elizabeth F.

Schoenlng- A. Holton and Maiy E. Harrington; Balfer and Maria J. Shively-J. 11.

Clausen and Mannle McCord' Harry Bundsi hu and. Prances Schadt' Henry Sieferth and Julia Eyrich. a a Chicago and Return $6.00. "Eig Four Route." Saturday, Sept a. Trains lave 8venth-SU depot at I o'clock a a ni- line stopping at Hyde Park sta.

Hon (Oilcapo Pwtrh Hotel). Gt tickets and sleeping car hertbs City Ticket Of-218 Fourth and at depot. Gates, General A Kant. Mere Aimy Recruits. Those who enlisttd tin the volunteers j-esterday were: John White, Morton-Mile.

Noah Parkes, Walnut Shade Ky. Tho following negroes alg0 en listed: John Moore. Wiliam Logwood. loha F. Williams, all of Louisville.

Ur. "Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup J'a brtt faeJ for over fIFTY Vi auj by Sold br dnugisti in -1 rnf Imtria i u.i-i' NS or Mm HILB TKBTHIN.i7wl.h- SreW THE COUKIER-JOTTItyAL. LOUISVILLE. TillTliSDAY MOIPfEfG. SEPTFArRTT? 21.

CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR UMBRELLAS. Vo cro STOVES, ETC. PIANOS. Ml rop- HARP AVVAKErJinC OF THE PEOPLE. i I li DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

The candidates and others will ana places: HON. WILXJAS GOEBEL, AND CA.PT. JA-MK3 BLACKBURN. rrlJr. September C.

"est Libert 7, Saturday. September -HONS. WILLIAM GOKBEL AND 40 8. BLACKBURN. Versailles, Monday.

September FImtnmburs. Wednesday. September 17. tslinouih. Tr.ursdAy, September la.

VjntJiiana, Friday. September 23. Inchester. Saturday, September 30. LA VEOA CLEMENTS.

MadisonvUle. Thursday, September XL 1 p. m. Providence, Thursdsy. September XL TJ m- pixon.

Friday, September 22. 1 p. Sebrea. Friday, September Z2. 1JIO p.

m. torydon, Saturday, September 23, I p. m. Waveriy, ilonday, Septembar 1M p. Morgaafleld, Tuesday Septembar BL 1 p.

m. Cnuutown, Tueaday. Septembar 2S. 7 JO P. m.

Sturgls. Wednesday. September XT, 1 P. to. Henderson.

Saturday. Septembar 10, JO P- m. WILLARD" MITCHELL AND H. V. lic-" CHESNET.

Thursday. September SL Elkton, Friday, Septembar a Saturday. September a. HON. E.

E. SETTLK AND W. P. THORN E. Cadis.

Thursday, September JL CreenyHle. Friday. September 2S. Hartford, Saturday. September V.

JUDGE R. 3. BRECKINRIDGE. Monday, September 25. JAMES B.

McCREART. Carlisle, Monday, September 23. COL. DAVID R. MURRAY.

HaweSTiHe, Monday. September 25, JAMES D. BLACK. Lancaster. Monday, September 35.

HON. J. W. BECKHAM. -ne Grove.

Friday, September 22, at nfarht. White Mills, Saturday. September 23. N. B.

HATS. Crab Orchard, Thursday. September JL Mt. Vernon, Friday. September TL Munfordville, Monday.

September 2S Carrollton. Tuesday. September 26. Bedford. Wednesday.

September 27. Laraoae. Thuraday. September 2S. Tayloraviile.

Friday, September St. Saturday, September JO. HON. K. WHEELER, Clinton, Monday, September 2i R.

F. PEAK. Wlncbeater, Monday. September 25. Bioomfield, Thursday, September 23.

at nigbt Waterford. Spencer county. Saturday. September 30. Monday, October 1 Bedford.

Monday, October i. Frinceton. Monday. October A. H.

STAMPER. West Liberty. Monday. September. 23.

Martlrsburs, Tuesday, September 24. rial lop. Vtetiuesoay, be ember 27. r-aintavule, Thursday. September tS.

Paint Precinct. Friday, September 29. Walnut Grove, Saturday, September 30. Salyeraville, Monday, October 1. Hlndman.

Wednesday, October e. Jdouth of Buckborn. Tbursday. Octo bers. Jackson, rrway.

October s. Heattyville, Saturday. October 7. Stanton. Monday, October Clay "ity.

Monday. October 9, at night. Frnchhunr. Wednesday. October 11.

Esel. Thurday. October 12. Maytown. Thursday.

October 12, at night. F. E. CVRLEY. Falmouth.

Monday, October JL Cynthiana. Tuesday. October X. Sit. Olivet.

Wednesday, October 4. Wllliametown. Monday. October S. Warsaw, Saturday, October 14.

Carrollton, Monday. October IS. HON. Q. O.

GILBERT. Brown's Store. Saturday. September SO. Taylorsville.

Monday. Octcber X. Verryville. Snturday. October 1.

Todd's Point. October li, Nicholasvlile, Monday. October 14. Harrlaonvlile. Saturday.

October 2L Lancaater, October 23. ML Wrnon. Saturday. October 28. HON.

JOHN OVERMTER. Madlsonvll'e. Monday. September 2S. Hopk'nsville, Tuesday.

September 2. Ruasellvllle. Wednesday. September 27. Brandenburg.

Thursday. September 38. TODD-BERRY1IAH. PRETTY WEBSUra AT SECOND PRZSBYTER1AS CHURCH. Many Out-of-Town Guasts Present Marriage of Miss Toon and Kr.

Quinn. The marriage of Miss Mary Sidney Todd and Sir. WlUkam I. Bcrryman, of Pitts burg, was solemnised last evening at :30 o'clock at tb Second Presbyteriaa church, the Rev. Charles R.

Hemphill having offi ciated. The chancel of the church was at tractively decorated with palma. and (Town the side aisles were rope of ssnilax and pink carnations. The arrival of the bridal pary was announced by the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin played by John Mason Strauss. Tha ushers.

Messrs. Cyrus K. Drew. -Walter Morgan. R.

W. Langan. 8. K. Jones.

J. A. Stafford and Kerfoot W. Daly, of Chaxlerol led the way down the light aisle, and were followed by the maid of honor. Miss Jennie Roberts, and the bride and bar brother.

Mr. William Edward Todd. Tha groom and his best man, Mr. John A. Eb- erman, of Charlerol.

met them at tha ohaaceL During the ceremony Mr, Strauss played Traumerel. and the party left the church to the Mendelseonn march. Miss Todd wore A simple and becoming gown of white organdie, made over while. with a white aigrette In her hair, and carried a large bouquet of white rosea. The skirt of the gown was made with a small train and was ruffled to the knee.

The bodice was tucked, with yoke and sleeves of shirred tulle, ilia Roberts was gowned In white organdie with pink ribbon sash and stock and carried pink roses. The bodice had a putted yoke and sleeves and a fichu of lace, and the skirt was made with two accor-dlon-plalted flounces around the bottom. She wore a pink aigrette In her hair. Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs. Uerryman left for the East and will probably go abroad for a short stay.

Vpon their return, they will go to housekeeping In their own home in Cbarieroi, suburb of Pittsburg. Among the guests from a distance wh were pre.vnt at the wehllng. were the following: Miss Hattie Jones, of New Orleans; Mr. snd Mrs. Chartaa F.

Thompson, of Charlerol; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Berry-man, of Charlerol; Mr.

and Mrs. B. Rryar, of Pittsburg: Mrs. Jarae Mc-Kean. of Pittsburg; Mr.

Charles Potter of Charlerol; Mr. V. W. ColvlUe, of Miss Bessie Thompson, of Fin. Miss Elizabeth Toon and Mr.

Charles Quinn. of the freight department of the Louisville and Nashville were married yesterday at noon at the home of the bride's sietcr, Mrs. Thomas Floyd. 4 um cTieiiwjny was penormed by the Rev E. L.

Powell, of the First Christian church, before a small gathering of the friends of the couple. The house was dec l1 PaJma and roses with garlands ot smilax and carnations festooned about the doorways. Alias Toon wore a gray tra.vel!n; gown and carried bride's rosea. bLt and her husband iannediateiy a address the people at the following times W. B.

SMITH. Barbourvllle. Monday, September J5. HON. E.

E. SETTLE. Owen ton, Monday. September 2S. C.

WARREN. Montlcello. Monday. September 25. W.

P. THORN E. Leitchfleld. Monday, September 25. GEORGE A.

FULTON. Sprtngfleld. Monday. September 23. JOHN T.

HATS. Beattyrllle, Monday, September 25. BEN T. BIRKHEAD. Hawesville, Monday.

September 25. A. O. Monday, September J. WILLARD MITCHELL.

Bowling Green, Monday, September 23. Bcottavllle, Tuesday. Beptember JR. Munfordville. Wednesday, September XT.

H. V. McCHESNEY. Hodgenvllle, Monday, September 25. C.

A. NELSON. Vine Grove, Friday. Sept. 23.

at night. Whit Mills, Saturday, September SX T. A. HOPKINS. Plkevllle.

Monday, September 25. JOHN K. END RICK. WlckUffe, Monday. September 25.

JOHN L. GRAYOT. WlckUffe. Monday. September 25.

THOMAS a PETTIT. September 25. J. N. KEHOE.

MadJsonviUe, Monday, September 25. I Burlington. Monday. October X. Grayson.

Monday, October s. MayDeld, Monday. October M. Monday, October 23. N.

W. LTLEY. Murray. Monday. September 23.

K. B. BEARD. Bioomfield. Thursday, September 28, at Waterford.

Saturday. September 30. RUBT LAFFOON AND JOHN" B. BRAS- tt BiAK, Morton's Gap, Thursday. September XL at ug-nt.

JOU.N B. BRASHEAR AND E. D. MOR- HOW. Johnson'a Island Srboolhouae, Saturday, September Z3.

at night. THOMAS S. PETTIT. Brandenburg, Monday, September 25. Hartford.

Monday. October X. Hardlasburg-. Monday, October ML H. GOODNIGHT.

Scottsville, Saturday. October IS. Owen ton. Saturday. Ootober 23.

J. W. MITCHELL. WUIuunstown, Monday, October X. Owingavilis, Monday.

October t. Greensburg. Monday, Ootober 11 B. A. CRUTCH ER.

Stanton. Monday October E. SETTLE AND W. P. THORNE.

veotrst vuy, j-Tiday, September 22. at aignt. HON. SOUTH TRIMBLE. MunfordvUle.

Monday. October 1 Carrollton. JJonday. October M. W.

B. MOODY. Warsaw. Monday. Ootober 18.

W. P. KIMBALL. BrooksTllle, Monday. October 18.

OLLIE JAMES. Benton, Monday. Septembar 25. LA. SPALDING.

Fancy Farm. Saturday. October 7. MayHeld. Saturday.

October 7. at night. "-r. O. GILBERT.

Bardstown. Monday. October t. S. B.

VANCE. Hawesville. Monday. October 25. COL.

D. R. MURRAY. 1 Lei tch field, Saturday. October 7.

FRANK DAUGHERTY: Columbia. Monday. October X. Greensburg, Monday, October is. Nicholasvlile.

Monday. October 23. C. A. NELSON.

Grayson Springs Station. Friday. Octo- oer at nignt. Spring Lick, Saturday. October 7.

-c wis -r. NUNN. W-. I. CLARKE Dycuaburg.

Saturday. September X3. after will will be at home after Ootober 1 at 12 East Gray street. GOLDEN WEDDING Calibrated By MaJ. and Kn.

John D. tiaxria At Their Home Near Richmond. Bpt- MaJ. and I a w-aay celebrated their -TOuing at uieir Dome, near this eny A rumber of Kentucky's prominent people wese preaent. Mr.

and Mrs. Harris viuioscn, Jars. M. Clay, of ana airs. B.

fort. H. Stone, of Frank- "-ously nominated viive ponuc-w MaJ Hat 'i" gua H.rrt- M1- I Mra. Mil H.Vrf. "l9 in IMS.

a STeat In. ent tfesldent of the Miw.iPf ii lij uuu work and Is at prea friends, and thel- their gathering To B.EarrUd October 18. Richmond. Kr Sen nr mmw of Ml handar.rrv. i-nny.

the jur. ana sfra xr Ienny. of this city, to I Tji of Point Pleasant. WJi.2SSl 7 is, and promisea -Kt V. a Marrlageg At Versailleg.

JamesT, tW. evening' at the real- wv. li. H. Rout.

George W. Miller, a farm, countv. and Mi. ter of Henry married to-dav bv a x-arnsn. Sue Tor 25,000 vrrcmooro, Sent.

Mro sues the III. inon i ntra ru vompany for luc sun oi to.WQ tot the silling of Ed Kellv the loth of last November by one 0 thi defendant tralna. ue OI tne aiayneld, Hark Twala Changes Bis Kind. Princeton. N.

SeDt 5ft b. Clemen. (Mark Twain), wh a7hort time ago wrote to the Princeton Inn for suite of rooms for Ior ha. cancelled the will $1.25 Win-Chester, 31t. Xterlin? and 0.

8:30 a. dejot. 1 1 '71 TO-DAY. Billot Twilled Gloria Cloth Umbrellas With Paragon frame, steel rod and Congo wood or fancy Dresden- knob handles Pi (a 9) (4 r) ti (4 9) I Si EACH, 415 ta 422 V. Market St.

COAL. FILL-Y0U3 COAL HOUSE DE WISE. Duy Now and Save Pittsburg 4tJl Pool Lump. Z5 $1S0 I Pittsbarx 4th Pool Lump, 100 bushels. VJ .10.00 Anthracite per ton 7.25 Crushed Coke.

SO lashcls. 4.50 Lamp Coke, 50 bushels. 4.00 PACIFIC COAL VBM i W. 4c IT. Eaaaea 1SJ1-16SS.

CHAS. L. CKrSH. Sanaser. PHOTOGRAPHY.

IFv ou want the Cnest and best in Photography, The Mezzotint 'g NEW STUDIO, 340 FOURTH AVENUF. PORTRAITS ALL MEDIUMS. IN OPTICIANS. telL f1. OUZ Ptc-sJ- whSK1 bousht at haphasard.

Kirs see what glassea you want, then ret them Come to us for both purpoia We ake supplV at the lowest prices consistent with good T.J.K3uE&C3.,OPT,.7, (Mirttl Ire, COFFEE. FREE! mm Evcr-Rezdy Goffca r.Tiil With $1.00 or Coffee Or one lb. Tea, 80c. 1 7 lbs. Coffee S1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 l.OO 80c 6 lbs.

Co fTee 5 lbs. Coffee 4 lbs. 31bs.Cofi'ee.... i lb. Choice Tea CULLOY.

Tel. 1 1 89-2. 543 4th Avs. Attention, Elks! JaVeV TheVVM by T7.H.. ers and decorator Palnl- wi.

i lm "Mulberry- pm. cure ConstW. Jon, 1 it 1 Ss ULJl Flowers. Music. Souvenirs, Lunch.

Ladles apeclally Invited to Da present gentlemen oaui ooma If they find tlm and opportunity. LUMBER. Doors, Sash, Blinds. 'HI VI I 1 hssiW anJ Tfleyh.aa til. "WALL PAPER.

The March of Progress in i' 4: Paper Can heat be seea in oar MOCK, cotnpriog aU the latest patturua at the LoWest Prices. Let no show them to yon and estimate on your work. Montanus 812 Market St. act 24 aaa U. uzs.

1 il it CRAB CIDER. The Purest and Best Crab Gider Ever sold In Louisville li- Mammoth Grocery Co. 24 aH JcttcrMS. 1 i FURNACEa lithcow FunrjAcn. This Faraace bas all the latest Ira.

provementa. The air, takes from outside of the house, is first passed tbnxtjh screen, re mo v. Inr soot, dist, then heated snd seat direct to rooms. This coo. staat flow changes the air la the house two or three tiroes every hour, warm, fresh air displacing the cold air.

Families living Is houses heated by as are, to a large extent, free Iroot bad coliis during tiie winter. Estimates free. LITHCOW MFC. CO. 0 Ovl A Thursday, Friday ana Saturday.

SEPTEK3ER 21, 22 AND 23, For Little Girls 14 years old and under. BOCK'S RANGES AS PRIZES. There will be three classes one each day names are being1 entered by the hundreds there's time enough to get yours in. All particulars when you call at the Biff Store to register. It will be the biggest affair of the kind ever held in Louisville.

Experienced managers will conduct the contests and competent judges decide as to the winners. Largest Housefurntshers la the world. 1 in On FURNITURE CCv CI. SO. Kg.

cr. 63t West Market St. o) ha ii i-J "We have a large lot of Square Pianoi which Ave will sell very low to make room for new stock coming. Persons desiring special bargains should see these instruments. Pianos at $50, 60, 575, 5100, and $150, all in splendid condition, cases newly varnished.

When sold in the city we will keep them in tune one year free of charge. A new stool and cover given with each Piano. We also have the best supply of Pianos and Organs FOB BENT of any place in the city and at low prices. IL DALDliliJ CO. 23G FOURTH AVE.

r.luslcal Merchandise. OILS. FaaOr.a A iior.is couPAm ti SONS GO.vAL. Hagla Slreats. LOUISVILLE, tt.

OIL CANS. ETC. 03 Csns, Engin: Sfslicnsry and Llzrto Sets of every sis and style always In stock. Beadquartera for (njaotort, latPurap. Lubrtoatofa, tilting, Hots, racking, Mpt ana rjuiiiys.

Brass and Iron Uooila lor plant Ing. gna fitting, beaUng and power purposes. THE AKREIIS OTT IH CI Inc.) JEWELERS AND OPTICIANa YOUftBYBS MAY NEED HELr. Mr. George B.

Richards is a specialist on tbe correction of de-. fective vision, whose skill we personally guarantee. Sine April. 1898, when be became manager of our OpUcal Department, be has satisfactorily fitted over twelve hundred people, and from doe observation of his methods, and success In complicated cases, we are convinced that there Is no case of Imperfect eyesight, which is capable of benefit by tbe use of lenses, which he can not correct to the fullest extent possible. We assume full responsibility for ev ery case tested.

COXSILTATIOX Wm. KendrickY Sons jewelers and Opticians, 336 Fourth Ave. HEATERS. OrJARCH wn FUnnncES. THE WORLD'S BEST.

Most durable. Most economical. Simplest. Barns an kind of fuel, Slack, Soft Coal, Coke or Anthracite. TTe makes specialty of putting Far.

ii aces In old houses. csTrauTu rut. TERSTEE! CANDY. 5cbox 5c box Something New. Baird's Pepsh iPinlc Mint Candies Beoefldal la scale stomach troubles.

Also a pleasant confection. 5th and Jeff. 2fs 5th and Ches Mall enters wHcUed 4c extra for postaje. The best of II rer and laxative pills aro "MulleiT Piils. TO FACTORIES: THE BALDWIN PUNO CO, Gilbert ClndnnatL THE ELLINGTON PIANO CO, BaymiUrr and Poplar Ctminoati.

THE VALLEY OEM PIANO CO, BaymUler St, aacinnatl. THE HAMILTON ORQAN CO, West 14th Place, Chleaa-o. D. Sheet r.luslc and DUY YOU17 En3 (vual UJUaiMwl TEtSPHOXE 14. Charles Stoll Daniel Boone) lile Grao Is tho rtnest.

LUMBER. MANUFACTURERS sccb, Dfrr Pr'-'fl PHr? W4Js VUwil LaiaataaO.) j. n. STRunrr aa Sa. -V imJM a' my GARDEN AND CHESTNUT.

ROOF I iamufcturers of KDAUY-IVilXBD rAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES. 20th. CENTURY ROOP PAINT. The Best Paint for Roofs. FLOOR WAX, for latrawood Floors.

HEATER. oorc'G Air-Tiolii loator Is what job wast In prefereneo to all others. Keasooa why you should get it and bo other. II fives Btm beat sai saw leas fseL tt Is star. aab.tMU.IlT talis a.

liv. rapUlr aaa beau tea raeais ereslr. It a sesbl. kaatM vWiT aaCe as It I. tarried sa7 the atsV.

It ki? aataid. faclag bctcs bans eff aad Is bright all j.ar reasa. a tee VM. niTCIICR 326 W. Ml LUMBER.

ETC LUuOEn, StllL'SLES, LATE 3. ETC. 0U3 FFJGES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. Common Dressed Poplar Weatherboards, per feet Pine Pickets, 4 feet, 'dr. and headed per i Best Cypress Shingles, per M.

5 Inches wide a i cob ouiziKiea, per ni Best Cypress Shingles. 4 Inches, Shaded A Cedar Shineles. mr Best Pine 8hlngles. per Best Cvnrwaa Rhln.1u I v. Assist In the Grand Wealth.

Cctl.iscn Pellet (IXC) Oniifl Mitch i i i mi CIGAR3. mt 'b CHANDELIERS. II. 17. WERST FLUuBIHG CO.

CAS AMD ELECTRIC Fine Plumblncr. 553 Third Ave. Adlolnlng LonUvUle Water Office. WALL CHEAP HOT The additional ai 1 "oaths will nsy for EIE Diamond Wall KENTUCKY WALL him fu.J. FI3ST KEELEY Manufactured inaT( ii Vebley 5 VURa LUM2JEU.

HOME MANUFACTUHGI Oil Company LOUISVILLE, KYV p. nnn PAINT. ETC. Wshe8t lB8ter 8le to 213 WEST MAIM STREET HOOI HOOI I weatherboards, Green House Sash. Floor r-, Sash, Shlnslcs, Joist, Uniikj00 lf1 Ann a a i larttot, bert.

3d and 4th. oo 18 00 00 2 TS a 25 a ss a oo I 25 per i 70 March to Health and Try Them. CIclrliulero. PLASTER. CHEAP.

ta aner six or tha rnn twelve Plaster and ww thi. Bv annoyance. PLASTER CO In a. E-33X. LCL'lSYillF.

n7 CURE. i tm sack Osasss ksrlst laflslts SalMorj. Tit tiMIM Tiais. auilf Is lbs IraatsMis a4alalslara4 st ttw KEELEY INSTITUTE, Crab Orchari Kr. ns Usal Ksaltr Isstltsls al Sat anrla.

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