The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 7

THE COUKIER-JOURXAL, LOUISVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 7, 1906. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. advertisements. FOB SALE BE AL ESTATE.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. YEARLY SUMMARY is Imperative that something be done as an Intimidating example to others. This is one reason why 'John R. Pflanz.

Jailer, and others of Louisville are interesting themselves in the passage of a bill at the present legislative session providing for a Juvenile Court. Three Small Victims In Two Montlis. Grand Opening Monday OF the best Skating Rink in Louisville, offering convenience, comfort, courtesy. Latest improved skates and perFect floor. Athletic Club Rink.

56th Annual Statement (Condensed.) Etna Life Insurance Company HARTFORD, COXN. MORGAN G. Pres. T.ie Leading Insurance Company In New England, and the Largest in the World Writing Life, Accident, Liability and rieaith Insurance. Assets.

Jan. 1. 1906 79,247,504.32 Premium receipts in 1905 13,728,619.61 EAILBOAD TIME TABLES. Issued Prom the Louisville Weather Bureau. Will BE SENT BROADCAST OVEB THE STATE.

WILLIAM AKBIDGE TAKEN TO LARUE COUNTY. VIOLATED PROHIBITION LAW. Pew people understand the scope uf business attached to the Louisville Weather Bureau. It is classed as one among the few first-class stations in the United States. Only a few of these weather stations have minting offices attached to them.

In this office are printed the crop and forecast bulletins for Kentucky and Tennessee, and the crop reports for the Stale of Florida. F. F. Walz. district forecaster' and section director, has just issued from his printing department the annual summary for 1905, of the climate and crop service of the Weather liu- reau for the Kentucky section.

This is issued under the direction of nils L. Moore, chief of I'niteu states Weather Bureau. This pamphlet consists of summaries and maps. Dates for each day in i he year are coupled under different heads. The precipitation and temperature are told in figures.

The list of all Hip correspondents in the State onnected with the service- Is si veil. rtM ihf. most thing? in the book is the map showing the total for the year in Kentm-Uy. The lightest rainfr.il was in small t-iivio in which are included arivn rountv. a portion of Simpson and Muh-t lenberg- counties, and all of Sutler countv.

Here the rainfall was Jess thati fortv inches during the year. The heaviest rainfall was over liny-it ve I inches during te year, and covered a comparatively small area, incluuinffi all of Bath county, a part of Fleming. part of Rowan, a part of Meniie and all of Montgomery county. Jefferson county is included in the district In which the fall was between fortv-five and fifty inches. These pamphlets will be distributed over Kentucky and will be greatly prized by the farmers no doubt.

FREEDOM WAS SHORT. William Akridge Jumps From. Fry ing Pan Into Fire. William Akridire experienced only a Interest ana oilier re ceipts in SlfSJij Total receipts in 1905 Payments to policy holders in 1905 Lezral Reserve on Policies, and all 7,766,186.17 69,956,781.51 Special Reserve in addition to Reserve above criven 2,215,316.00 Life Insurance issued, revived and paid for in 1905 30,277,698.00 Life Insurance in force Jan. 1, 250,858,315.00 Guarantee Fund in excess of Requirements by Company's Standard 7,075,406.81 Guarantee Fund in excess of Legal Requirements 9,290,722.81 Paid policy holders since organization, $155,700,407.33 Gains in Business during 190S Increase Increase Fund meats Increase ume in Assets: 5,551,325.51 in Guarantee Over Require- 519,766.16 1.023,913.75 13.553,576.00 in Premium In- Increase in Total Income.

Increase in Life Insurance in Force Increase in Accident In surance in Force 7,861,854.00 LIFE DEPARTMENT. John C. Davidson. Manager, Keller Building, Louisville. Accident and Liability Department, Alexander Giimour, Gen'l.

Agent. Trust Co. Building. Louisville. Yt- 1kv.

aijo 500 customers, about -5 pleased with our vi rn i io i rs I ha a re basis of numbers we please our cup to mors. not. On the would rather Will you join and help us this year? cific Ooai 452 W. Jefferson St. STANLEY ADAMS Genl.

Mgr. Phones 1821. PASSENGER AGENTS SHOW GREAT INTEREST "HOME COMING WEEK." IN Many High Railroad Officials Will Look Asio 1 1 i I i short period of liberty yesterday, when Pittsburg he was released from the .1 efferwn Washington countv jail bv the Federal authorities, Charlotte after givins a bond in the sum i Atlai -for his appearance at the next term of Federal Court, to answer uic NVw 1u retailing; liquor without paying the special tax. No sooner had he emerged Clirlrtl.K from jail than he was arrested on aisau warrant from Larue county, charging stuevept-rt the llOlInr laWS of I if.e 3'. Rates 10 cents a line.

Advertisements under this hencl are repeated same dnv in Tlie Times Free. New Annual Dividend Contracts. THE PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has just put out an extremely attractive policy. This enmnanv now issues a Re newable Term Policy which pays an annual dividend each year after the first year. The dividends will be from 15 to 25 per owing to age of applicant.

Apply or write for Information to MoDONALD WTNGFI ELD, State Agents, 615-616-617 Keller Louisville. Ky. WANTED Modern residence in southern part of city, with 4 rooms on first floor; also one with 5 bedrooms, and cottages from JSOO to $1,300 each. Price them right ana J. have the customers for them.

List your property with me. I have more buyers thaji sellers. ROBERT J. SNYDER, Agent, Room 26 Board of Trade. WANTED To buy old feathers, furniture, carpets and stoves.

K. HYMAN. 137 E. Market st. Home 'phone 727; Cumb.

Main 31S1 2. Prompt attention to all orders. WANT-ED To dispose of light spring coat, paddock and long heavy winter coat; private party. TjO, this otiice. WANTED TTrent.

for 2 or months. furnished house. Give location and price. Address 43. this office.

WANTED Williams Messenger 413 W. Walnut furnishes light delivery or freight wagons, iel. 641. WANTED To buv feathers and household goods. E.

GROSSMAN, 115 E. Market st. Home phone ti33. WANTED Cash ior oid gold, silver and diamonds. VIC LORCH.

25C E. Market. bet. Brook and Floyd. WANTED I am an experienced male attendant ajid nurse.

J. AI. Seventh-avenue Hotel. WANTED A 7 or 10 horse-power gas engine Foos engine preferred. Address 26.

this office. WANTED Have votir old hats made new. Geo. Onnybecker, Soy E. MarketsL WANTKD To bu eather liousehold goods.

Home phone 7iTJ7. 259 E. Market." WANTED AH kinds of masks and costumes for rent. KUPRION, SOS Fifth. WANTED To buv platform scales; medium size.

BRADSHAW. W. Jeff. WANTED I do all kinds of carpet weav-Ing. Mrs.

Gahlinger, -829 E. WANTED Some one to adopt a 3-weeks-old baby girl. Call at 20ti E. Main. WANTED AGENTS.

ItnteM IO eeiitn line. Ailvertifte-inetitM under tliif heud, are reiicuted Milt it iln- In Tlie Timen Free. WANTED "The Business Guide" has no equal. A millionaire writes he would not be without one for $1,000,000: agents make a month. Write for exclusive territory and free outfit.

J. L. NICHOLS NapervIIle. 111. WANTED SALESMEN.

Rntes IO eeut line. AUvertlse-ments under IiI.h liend ure repeated Hume day In The Time Free. WANTED Traveling salesman for Indiana and Southern Illinois for suits and pants; none but those with established trade need apply; make application by letter. AMERICAN CLOTHING HI1 Preston Louisville, Ky. WANTED MALE HELP.

ltnten 1( eentn line. Advertisement under IiI.h head tire repented Hume ilny In The Tiiiiew Free. WANTED 1 YOU ARE NOT satisfied with your position, there is a splendid way out. of the difficult-. Leading business lirms, with reasonable conditions and liberal inducements, are now applying to me for competent bookkeepers and accountants.

By special training, with my personal instruction, in six weeks will accomplish enough for you to accept a ready position. Tlie outlay Is small; your chance Is worth trial. During day, Mon-dav. Wednesdav, Friday nights, and Tli ROUGH CORRESPONDENCE. Call or address W.

H. TRUMAN, Expert Ac-couiiLliu, util Fourth. WANTED Men for th C. P. marine corpts; able-lnxik-il, imniarrieil men bvtiveen 21 and 3o; sd eliaracter; nutst rtaii and wtUc lvfigllMh; maiiiie-s at on men-of-war all jtarts of tin world.

ti land In our Island and navul Maticw in ttio Cnlt-il States. Apply RECRUITING OFFICE. J.L-ITeifcon Ky. WANTED For I. S.

Army, able-bodied unmarried men betwet-n ages of 21 ami citizens of United States, of good and temperate habits, who can read and write English. For information apply to RECRUITING OFFICER, 514 W. Jefferson. Ioulsville, Ky. WANTED 5.0; PEOPLE to work.

All good persona who can be induced to work, for fove or money, can get places bv applying at LOUISVILLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 22J Third st. The first citizens obtain here and only here. Established 45 years. VA NTKD KX AND HOYS to iim to day.

lifter cotnpleting of practical In at heme vr lu our Griuiuatrs iLimitted to union. Petitions COYNK JUiOS PHA'-J'JCAL SCHOOLS PJC.Mti-1NG AND nilK'KU-VYINO. X-ff Yelk. Chlca-pp, Cincinnati iur.1 St. Lus.

rt cjitniofc-iie. WANTED Men to learn barber tradt. We prejare you for positions 51- to weekly. You can practicnlly earn your tuition, tools and board before completing. Short time required.

Position-" waiting. Write nearest branch. Muler narb-'r College. St. or Cincinnati.

Ohio. WANTED Hustling young fellow to carry morning route on Courier-Journal. One living In West End preferred. Apply Room Courier-Journal Office building, 515 Fourth ave. WANTED Young man experienced in clerical work.

State age. previous employers and salary expected. Answer in own handwriting. Address 77, this lice. WANTED At once.

or 10 good snap nncL- mfiliipn: VA intend tn double output. Apply KENTUCKY DRILL Green bet. Eighth and Ninth. AVANTED Railway mall clerks: salary JS00; March examinations: preparation free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Rochester.

N. A. WANTED First-class nonunion lockup; $22.50: steady work. GREELEY MS North Second St. Louis.

Mo. WANTED Colored night waiter; 50 week. FRANK, GENTILE, H1 Broadway. Wet AVANTED Men to Interest their wives and families in the MOTHER'S BREAD contest. AANTED Intelligent road man; good pay.

CHURCHILL, 552 Fourth; room WANTED FEMALE HELP. lint I'M 10 oentM n. line. Advertisements under tills liend are repeated name day In The Times Free. WANTED Lady canvassers for Mme.

McCabe's unbreakable side and expanding back corsets; well known, easily sold. Active, Intelligent ladies can make from $25 to JtO per week; many of our agents make more. Exclusive territory given. Address ST. LOUIS CORSET St.

Louis. Mo. WANTED Cooks, housekeepers and maids to order only MOTHER'S BREAD. Then save the labels and get premiums and votes in the big cash contests. AVANTED Ladies wishing to earn U5 to tW per month.

Address, with stamp, MI1S. A. SMITH. General Delivery, Post-oftlce. Ixmisville.

WANTED SITUATIONS. flutes 10 centM line. Advertisements nmler this lienil nre repented same day in The Times Free, WANTED "Situation by expert saw filer; circular hands and knives. T. E.

ZIEG-LER, M9 Seventh. WANTED POSITION'S. HnteN 10 vents line. Advertisements under tills heud nre repented name day In The Times Free. WANTED- Position Any one wanting an experienced traveling: man, with trade, address nt once WM.

ROE, Enterprise Hotel. WANTED Position as salesman or collector: can furnish best reference and bond, if desired. Address 2S. this office." WANTED Position by experienced lady stenograpner. Address iS.

this office. PERSONAL. PERSONAlr Massaee and baths. MISS 631 4th. Tel.

Main 2533. I Kates 10 cents a line. Advertisements nnder this head are repeated same day in The Times Free. FOR SALE BEARING ORANGE GROVE An orange grove of about 1,000 bearing trees growing the best fruit In Florida, the trees more than 20 years old; the tract of land contains 90 acres, more or less, near the thriving city of Orlando, Orange county, a great bargain to the party really meaning business; the owner a nonresident of Florida and unable to look after the property. For terms, apply in person or by letter to W.

A. MILTON, 7 St. James Court. FOR SALE 2-story frame house, 7 rooms, lot 29x175 ft. to alley; 11-horse stable, facing alley; bathroom, electric lights, illuminating gas, nat.

gas, dry goods and millinery store; goods for sale; fixtures for sale; household furniture for sale. 1IRS.L.M. FOR SA.LE Homes on easv terms and within li) minutes' ride of Third and Market. Let us submit our plans. We build you any kind of.

a house you desire. For full information write ELMER M. FRANK, Louis Block. Manager, Jeffer-somille, Ind. FOR SALE acres of ground near Cane Run road, between M.

Rosenber-ger's and Wittikind's, on Sherman lane, J4.300. Address JAC. SCHWEITZER, 704 Third Evansvllle, Ind. FOR SALE Farm of ISO acres; best land in Shelby county, -minute drive to R. R.

station and electric car; will take city 1'ioperty part pay. WM. BECKLEY, 11 Second st. FOR SAX7eCOT TAGES In southern part of citv and Highlands; location fine; price from $2,000 to $2,500. ROBERT J.

SNYDER, Agent, Room 26 Board of Trade. FOR SALE One of the prettiest houses in Parkland, cheap. Buv it before spring prices come. ROBERT J. SNYDER, Agent, Room 2G Board of Trade.

FOR SALE 5-room frame house: 2 front, on Pope st. Apply 15ti0 st. story Pope FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. IO eents line. Advertisements under tlii head tin repeated saint tiny In The Times Free.

FOR SALE Boiler. horse-power and smoke stack. Boiler. two-Hue with furnace; stack, steel and almost new. Boiler recentlv tested and ready for use.

Cheap if taken at once. JOHN P. MORTON A 4M-14S W. Main. FOR SALE Edison Phonographs and Victor Talking Machines cm easy payments; bargains in second-hand Columbia Graphophones.

and up; complete stock of records for all machines. A. AUBEit SON. HO) W. Market.

FOR SALE A hue jack, 4 years old. a solid crow black, li hands high, well bred and a prize winner everywhere, he has been shown; can he bought very reasonable. Address V. T. BENTON, nebbardsville.

Kv. FOR SALE 1'nlversal woodworker, panel raiser, ripsaw benches, I duplex hoib-r-feeder. 1 Reilly tank pump. 2 (new) 'lo-in, handsaws and other rhaehimtry. KOCH EN RATI E.

Main. FOR SALE The only drug store in town; stock and fixtures, about Rent low. i.nrge coal mines just opening. Good opportunity. Address R.

YY. KING. South Carroll ton, Ky. FOR SAL The" besf bla if on eart 1 just like mother ued to make MOTHER'S BREAD. Stive the labels and get premiums and cash prizes.

Read the big FOR SALE Antique mahogany tables, dressers' and sofa; also mantel clock furniture repaired. ST. LOUIS FCRNVrCRE 641" E. Jefferson bt. OR "SALE-F i i re i a blefloxver and vegetab.e set da: seeds that grow and give sat is (yet ion after they do grow.

WALKER 4 Fourth ave. FOR SALE New comb honey and pure strained honey; delicious and Ic lb. Try It and von will want more, F. WALKER 034 Fourth. FOR SALE alf prices; filter stones, all sizes.

Any style lilter or stone furnished. SCPERIOR FILTER WORKS. Third it. FOR SALE Carpets, inlaid litieoleum, rugs and lace eurtains: cheapest place in tlie city. L.

KORTS. E. Jefferson. FOR SALK Rir Uirg ict'box. EDW.

SCHBNIC. E. Maiket wines and "liquor GUST MS Third. FOR SALE-small one. Large work horse Clay st.

FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS. Itaten IO eeittM i Hue. Ailvertlne-menfs under till Iioiiil itre repented me tiny In Tlie Tlme.s Free. l-'OIt SALK litesc mc-ii'l visible writ ins CndfrwvKxl tyiteivi 1U trial call or CXUKHWf MU TVI'l- WHITER n. e.

cor. tvurtli and Main. FOR RENT HOUSES. KnteM j( (Tt ii Hue. Advertisement under this ticnil are repented Mime liny lu The Time Free.

FOR RENT Hy WM. Agent, -nil Fifth SUMMERS, $20 H) 20 Oii 1(1 lt First, ft rooms L7-'t W. Chestnut, a I'uums ISIS Barret, 1 rooms L'tCTi l.ytle, 4 rooms 2V, Twenty-sixth, 3 I'oonis Nineteenth, 4 rooms Flat, fci W. Jefferson. rooms Flat, 712 W.

Market, 2 mums, W. Jefferson 2 rooms. 1 uI W. Jefferson rooms. hii'U Pirtle 2 rooms, IN W.

Walnut 2 rooms. f.l'I Walnut Storeroom, bdfi W. Market Storeroom, W. Market Storeroom. TIT E.

Market Storeroom, 721 Second Storeroom, Fc'l E. Walnut ir fri 7 00 On 7 ihi 7 rH) r.i 0'i r.o oii 20 00 oo i FOR IUvNT-Ity XFITAX S10 W. Market st. Lurpe with levntor and suitable for warehousti or factory, near Twoniy-i liird Market will lease to stiitahlo tenant at $400 per Annum or will mMI at a bargain; lot ft. 4-room ottuKo.

Alford. 510. 7-rnnni il.it, X1 Third, House of 7 rooms and bath, modern conveniences. Seventeenth ami Chestnut. S'-iO.

FOTt RISNT--rooiu well furnish, Immediate possession; price reason- nine. Address n. i.n.. Aiiornej Franklin. Ky.

FOR RENT APARTMENTS. HntoiH 10 cent it line. Advortlne-m en In tinder tliif bend nrc repented Hume day In The Time Free. FOR. RENT A 6-room apartment In the St.

formerly occupied by Dr. Cheatham. Apply to WILLIS S. LEN. 502 Keller bldg.

FOR RENT Only one more new modern apartment: cor. Second and Barbee. Apply First st. Phone S. 1102.

FOR RENT 5-room fiat, second floor. Home phone GIW. or call JS15 West Walnut st. FO rTRE TF la tinr5f hird St. Apply W.

15. PELL BRO. FOR RENT ROOMS. II at cm IO eentH a line. Advertlne-nientN under tUln head are repented Name day in The Tlmea Free.

FOR RENT Rooms, $5. $7 for offices; light housekeeping, sleeping rooms; elevator, hot water, natural gas. bath: central. Inquire Wilkes 562 Fourth. FOR RENT Front room, nicely furnished; heat, light, hot and cold water, and janitor services.

733 Third st. FOR RENT Back parlor, furnished unfurnished. S12 AV. Broadway. BUSINESS CHANCES.

Kate 10 cent ft line. Advertisement nnder this bend are renented same lny in Tlie Times Free. AVANTED Party who can invest S5.0U0 cash in a nice, clean. legitimate business, which will pay 10 per cent, a month on the investment. A fortune in this for the right part v.

No trillers need apply. Address MANAGER, care Hollcroft Hotel, New A 1 ba Ind. AVANTED Capitalist to join practical man in manufacturing business in which there are large profits. Will confer with principals only. Address A' this offiee.

Any one interested in New Orleans races can receive valuable information free by addreBS. l-ng G. W. Evans Hennen New Orleans. La.

1 RESTAURANTS. WANTED You to know that we have the best at our tables; prompt attention. Meals 25c; lunch 15c. POPE RESTAURANT, Third and Walnut. George H.

Rommel to C. R. Strader, lots and 33. .1. S.

Longest J4.000. etc. C. K. Llord to Katherine Mueller, i feet, south side Ormsby, feet east, of Preston: $1,640.

Wm. Groves' 10 M. Miller, 19 acres in Jefferson county; $11,000. Jos. A.

Reitzel "lo Amelia 53 feet, west side William street. 4SS feet south Brmrnsboro road: SI. K. Allen, bv commissioner, to Roblnson-Pettet 100 feet, south side Kentucky. feet east of Twenty-eighth; Marv P.

Hoskins, by commissioner, to G. H. Beekley, 73 acres in Jefferson county; $1,005. George Applegate. guardian, by commissioner, to Johanna Hafendorfer, 300 feet, Chestnut and Tliirlv-tmrd; iJ'.

Carrie Hafendorfer. by. commissioner, to Johanna Hafendoifer. 300 feet, Chestnut and Thirtv-third: $330. Emil Becker to Highland Park Land lets 13.

17. IS and 19. block 9, Vance Land $1. P. Hafendorfer.

to .1. Hafendorfer. 0 tracts on Cain Run road: $1. W. R.

Schmidt to Antoine Relneeke, 30 feet west side Second. 00 feet north of SI. J. X. Struck Ero.

to Pari; Realty lot 39. Moddis i Smith's Ridgeland SI. J. V. Eell to Standard Oil feet, east side Logan.

1S3 feet south of Oak; $1. C. K. Crawford to Carrie Selligmnn, 01 feet, north side Bell. lis feet east of Floyd; SI.

Therese Ra Herman to Catherine G. Meredith. 30 feet, north side Walnut, 90 feet west of Twelfth; $1,700. Julia. 12.

Stone to W. 1. Konnett. 113 feet, east side Vernon. G'i feet south of Sycamore: $1.

Highland Park Land Co. to B. B. Petrle. lot 10.

block J8, Vance Land S1S0. Gras excursion trip 10 New Orloanp. Her eatnn will present a pfeiif1 or Denut. wealth and pleasure. It will be a urand trip down and Henry Thom as, who has neen very ill is improving No ice in the river here to hurt and none in the eanal The P-elle-vtte brought up a pooil trip from the lower coast yesterday Nothing- In or out yes terday but the toerU packets.

Ail hnO irood trips Work 1 progressing rapidlv on the new steel-hull of the steamer s. S. Brawn The new boat is built for the Memphis and Vieks. burg" trade by Bre. 4t- P-n, and Capt.

Roes is personally superinrehdhur the construction of her. She will cost wIk-u I'ompleteil ami be one of the finest and fiistfst stern wii'H-1 boats ever built The fMiial here is ne of the best i--e harbnis for on the Ohio river ami is Kenerallv filled ev. rv winter by boats The City of Ciaeinna had a lino trip of freight and people down yesterdav morn- insr The river column of the Times is read by lie river and steamboat men. It is and newsv Capt. Horace Mfxby.

speaking of Mark Twain, says: "Clemens was a nn the Paul from Cm-innatE to N'Hv Orleans when "I was a pilot. safd the captain. walked into the pilot ho us one morn ina: and said 'ood (tliis tlie captain drawled out with an Inflection that could never be expressed in print), 'vlood morning. 1 answered. liiw would you like -to tak-- a man to learn lie- river? "Don't want auybod.v at Tin a printer by trade 'A d'ut asree wit fi so 1 started to Central America fur niv health but Pd-llke to he -a "What makes you' pull your words that way'." "He thought a minute and then said 'You must -ask-- my ma she pulled hers 'Well, there's just one thin that would make me tiach a man the 'Wliat's that'." "1 l.iw- inuch 'I 'ive hundred 'I haven't I've ot 2) acres of land worth two bits an acre.

You can have 'Don't want Tv-' aot real estate eitottah. I want And finally they a reed upon part to be paid down and part on time. Part of it was never paid. for. Capt.

Bixby said-he. like the Irishman. 'forpiv the Mr. Turiuu-. one 0f he oldest ship carpenters around the falls, ill with, paralvsis a ud rh.umat is in at his home in the Fast Knd.

RIVER TELEGRAMS. Pittsburg. Feb. Special. Navigation on he Ohio rher is expected tit be suspended itf-tnornnv on account of the cold weather.

Nearly all the tributaries to the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers, are frozen over, and considerable ic is being enipt ied into the. Ohio. The stage uf water tit Davis Island dam at il o'clock this evening was CI fret, ami at 1 b-rr's Islam! dam feet below and feet above. The packets ar ha ving liti le business, and will not feel the effects of a short suspen- lUll. Cincinnati, p.

u. to-da) was IT. I fe partures oj Vb, Special. At the Ohio river at Cincinnati and falling. To-day's de-packets were Henry M.

Stanley. 1 um-roy; ourier. Maysviile: 'ity of Louisville, Louisville. I he ir. s-itld snap has formed some ice.

which may impede and interfere with the navigation of the packets. The 1-e in the main stream has not hove in sight as yet, but the side streams have had some ice formed on thni. The ice in the Licking was -pt broken during the day by tlie local harbor boats. The .1. T.

is due with a. low of coal from the Kanawha. There was no Pittsburg boat moving in the local harbor to-da y. AID lie coal Jleets are in good condition. Cold and -lear.

Madison. Feb. Special. -River la 1'eet falling. The llattie Rrown.

Lizzie Itay and City of Cincinnati up. The John'Mnckey left with model barge. I Alfred M. Slack is carrying fifteen, carloads- of grain to Hickman. Ky.

The Helen AI. Guuld. Levi J. Workum. City, of Loul-ville down.

Clear and cold. KvansvilK Feb. failing. 'lear and 14. feet Older.

Cairo. IU-. b. 2:.7 feet: falling. Cloiidv and cold.

Arrived: Stacker L'-e. Citicinnatl. 12 Eva S. Taylor. Tennessee river, 1:5) p.

Government boat W. H. Wright. St. Louis, f.

m. Departed: Fred Hartwcg. Joppa. a. Stacker Lee, Memphis, fi p.

in. St. I.Olll! K.b. Ilfver 1 1 feet; nvcniy-foiir lumrs. Jloudy mihI colli.

1 1-Vb. Uivi feel fall oi six-tent lis lu iinnr-v; tip 'c i icni 111. 'iftor "disrharpiiiK' 'her bis trip, departed for Calpi. Tin laietlln N'owland arrived thi: from ickslnii iuai will leu ve to-morrow oveuinK- I tie Michael arrived from Paduoah with ten barges of Fittsburp eoal MONEY TO LOAN. It 1 om cunt tt line.

Ail crllMc- .1 I.n.l I II r'tlXltf(l ln.v ln The Tinurn Free. j. A ASD SHCCIUTY CO. nv ffuvititrK IMAN03. VQ nv cai Ml ANV SIC- LOWKST UATKS.

YOl'R OWN rhRMS. I'NION LOAN AND ROOM 216 COLUMBIA 1'OLRlH AND MAIN. HOME PIIONK. Kh. OCR AOLN1 WILL CALL.

FIDELITY LOAN CO-LOANS ON FUliNI'lTRE. PIANOS. HOUSES and WAGONS, ALSO ON PLAIN NOTE ON SALARY; PAYMENTS TO SUIT INCOME. FIDELITY LOAN fourti i looil AVE loan on furniture. PIANOS.

HORSES. WAGONS, "Without Removal. LONGEST TIME LOWEST RATES. Eat.v Payments Strictly Private. "AMERICAN LOAN 4'J1 W.

Jefferson second floor. LOANS on furniture or salary. Lowest rates, easiest payments. GLOUE SECURITY AND TRUST e. cor.

Fourth and Market, I'd noov Telephone Home and our represen-ative will call on you. AVE LOAN THE PEOPLE On Furniture, Pianos or Salary. Low rates. Private and Conridential. KENTUCKY LOAN Room 1.

1-1 Fourth. Home -49r. FALLS CITY LOAN Private loans on furniture, pianos, etc. Lowest rates and best, terms guaranteed. FALLS CITY LOAN 407 Fourth, cor.

Jefferson. Above tea store. NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY Loans on salarv, furniture, any security, AT HALF RATES ASKED BY OTHERS. 327 AV. Market bet.

Third and Fourth, Second floor. Opposite Bacon's. PATRONIZE HOME CAPITAL. AYe do all that others claim to do. LOUISVILLE LOAN Room 1 Courier-Journal 515 Fourth.

PRIVATE Party will loan any amount on furniture, piano or any good available collateral; strictly confidential. P. O. Box 571, city. Three children have met; death in Louisville at the hands of playmates since Christmas eve.

The first victim was Theresa Mary Hausman, the eight-year-old daughter of Joseph Hausman, who-was shot through the heart Christmas day by George Doll, twelve years old. She was playing on the sidewalk in front of her father's home, 1332 Jacob avenue, when the Doll boy ap-pmached with a flobert rifle. Taking deliberate aim at the little girl he pulled the trigger. The rifle bail pierced the child's heart and she fell dead across the front doorstep of her home. Doll declared that he did not know the rifle was loaded and after a hearing in Police Court was dismissed.

Nine days later George W. Bauer, the sixteen-year-old son of Peter Bauer, died at St. Joseph's Infirmary, the result of having been struck in the eye by a steel meat skewer thrown by Robert Stark, fourteen years old." The Stark boy claims that it was an accident, but relatives of the dead boy hold otherwise. According to Stark, lie was throwing the meat skewer at a knot hole, and it passed on through, sticking in Bauer's eye, who is said to have been peeping through the knot hole from the outside. Relatives of Bauer intend lo prosecute the case against young Stark.

Marine Intelligence. Y'Mk. Feb. Sailed: Steamers NYw Kul. luienn ler Bremen: ja St.

niomas: jc no: i IJienien. Feb. 5. Xeekar. Xew York.

Arrived: Steamer Antwerp. Feb. fi. Arrived New York 'via Dover. Christ Feb.

1. Sailed OsUar 11.. New Yirk. Steamer Steamer Trieste. Feb.

'J. Arrived: Steamer Carpathian NVw York via Naples. ilenoa. Feb. a.

Arrived: Steamer Brazil. New Ymk via Naples. Cardiff. Feb. 5.

Sailed: Steamer Massachusetts. New York. Liverpool. Feb. 5.

Sailed: Steamer Devonian. Hustuii. i.midon. Feb. ti.

A rrivi'tl: earner Maine. New York. Liverpool. I-eb. fi.

Arrived Victorian. New York. Gibraltar. J- h. fi.

Arrived Steamer Ste Prin ss Irene. New Yelk for Naples eiK' Soiitliamplo Alinnetcmli n. Keli. Arrived: Sleam-a. New York.

Fel). 0. Arrived: Steamer Wilhelni. Hamburg. York.

A tiy (is LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE T.riTTTRVTT.T Latitude. 2S1 J.V. Long-Jtude, S5 45' From Greenwich. Uepuris ff innxiinmil temperature and precipitation for the wetity-four hours eiid'-il Kv bruary ti at 7 p. ai.

lions. lemp. 1're. iatatfotis. Tenin e.

Yuri; -Wtji 'air' Louis LV PJ aj Davenport JM St. Paul AH AO North Platte nualia K.itia.-J City IMcijie City VKksbtirg Oklaiiotna. Little Rock Fort Smith Aiiiarillo Ahlletie Paso Nashville ohatiaiiuoa 14 i.Vello'ne Park. T-Trace rainfall. I -DAI I OBS It A VI OSS.

Louisville, Barometer Temperature iTeWp'iihl lielative ind velocity 12 TEMPEJiATI'RE AND PBECiPI T. TION. 1 Constants and Normals. I (OMicial.J Louisville, Fell. Maximum temperature Minimum temperature Mean temperature Normal temperature Departure for day Departure I'er month since Mar- 1 Aba barometer 1,0.

Mean relative humidity Prevailing wind- Character 0f Hay rinowi'ali Norma! precipitation 1 eparturc. lor l.i.y Departure for month Departure sinco Mnrcii 1 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES NV E3- TERDAV. i City from ami to Cinclu- itiatt Helen M. Gould, from and to Car- rolltoii. BOATS LEAVING THIS PAY.

City of Jxmlsville. Capt. Brennan. fnr i Cincinnati at a j. Hehut M.

Gouhl, ICant. Mclntvic. for Carrollton at 4 p. in. i Tell City, Capt.

Ryan, for and all way landings at 4 p. m. RIVER. BCS1XESS AJS'D WEATHER. The river was falling last evening with ft feet inches in the canal, 4 feet 7 inches i on the falls and fee: at the foot of the' locks, Rusiness liveiv.

Weather ch a.r and cold. DRIFTWOOD. The Tell I'ity leaves for Evansvillc tins! afternoon at 4 o'clock. Capt. Ryan is iu charge of her The Peters Iee will ave for Memphis direct to-morrow a'- She Is one of the best boats on the 1 line.

Rrandenhurg is her agent The: Falls City for Kentucky river Friday The Can-lo comes and to-day The Ohio River Sand ami Gravel Company is doing a big business. doe R. Wil-i Hams and tow passed 'Memphis Monday going down, and the Wash Honshell pass- tnere coming up licet of steam bnats h'f Iiere in the sprinp: of 'W bearing j'Jon. Zafliary Tayhir from Imi.svlile to Pittsburg on his way to Vii-shinpton City to it auurauMt ot tne nun. i.

rii- t. a 11 1 1 lM lll.il I.IIUU. I rl vermeil "ut Cairn have PstnhHsIiMV Vi club They have their house nicely fur nished and it is kept in line order by a- inboat clinmbf rniald of experience usually waiting1 torn, imat or taking1 a rest, and they live to iuit their own eon- eiueiil.t-, nvi v.m. to ii-i ariy to arise i no rvugenis are sua ng urine on building a big combined sand in-! til ncrwl in tli.iir business. It will be a novel and powerful raft when readv for use The wharf boat at Evansvllle is doing a business beyond the expectations o'" "ie owners.

It a big thing for Evans lie and a. help its river interests No rise in sight at Pittsburg There will b- a party from Henderson to go to Mai di Gras on the Queen City on her ex -ursion trip levee coons don't like in work In snow. No towboats up or down yesterday Markel. of St. Louis.

has pur- '-based the interests ol O. Swallow and Cheeks in the bou-ts of the Swallow Markel Floating Theater Company, and 0pprate the business alone tlie com-j inir soasnn. Tlie property consists of the tow-boats Conquest and 'Antoinette and the showboats -Sunny South and th Grand Floating is light in lhe side streams of the upper Ohio. but it won hist long un account oi in low ctci of water and the cold snel -which has swept over the country during the last forty-eight hours much ice lias formed at the headwaters of the Ohio river. This ice Is so heavy that the boats the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Company have been withdrawn until further notice The Henry Lourey has gone to Charlie Brown on her way to Licking river was frozen over yesterday with ice inch Thick.

The Hercules Carroll broke up as far as the railroad bridge New-made ice and low water caused a suspension of navigation from Pt. Pleasant to Pittsburg Monday The Kxporter and tow grounded at Short creek going Little or no Ice In the rivers at Pittsburg. The Beaver left Memphis for Cairo Monday with a tow Now the packets begin to hunt, side streams for winter harbors If ice fills the river here the canal will be tilled with boats in harbor the winter Heavy Ice Is not looked in the river, as.it is too late iu the season and the river is too full for a freeze-up The Queen City will create a New Prim: (river and weather. AMUSEMENTS. MACAULEY'S Matinee To-day 2:15.

Iist Time TO-nignt 8:10 George H. Primrose and His Big Minstrels. -Xishis Uic to 51.00. Mat. 25c to 7Sc Sat.

Nlghtd: Saturday Matinee Kyrle Bellew in "RAFFLES" Now On Prices Nights 2Sc to St.50. Mat. 2jc to $1.00 N'fcxt Rabes in Toylatid. HOPKINS Afemoon and Night High-clasa Vaudeville BROOMSTICK WITCHES Thos. J.

Keosh Clayton, Jenkina ami Jasper; Werden and Gladdiah; Carter and Waters Ilumea and Lewis; Adair and Dahn; Kinodrome. N'EWlVIHdUIVlU J5c. 25c. 30c and Too PIDI IMf 1 1 I DC PIDI Mats. UlnLo WILL DC UlnLoThurs.

Sat. All Fun and Music. AH Seats 25c. Next Week Eugenie Biair In Oliver Twist, MATINEE TO-DAY AND THE EVERY DAY. 15 and SSc NEW AVENUE i The Thrilling Melodrama DANGERS OF WORKING GIRLS N.ghts 15c, 2Tic and a)c.

Next Week Ninety and Nine. THE SEELBACH AND OLD INN Serve daily a Business Men's Lunch of ready dishes at popular In Ihiing-rooms and Cafes from 1-o'elock. both to 2 STEAMBOAT TIME TABLES. and Ciiy of Louisville For iUuIison. CarrolUon.

Cincinnati and i'pptr Oliio fliver pointy at a p. m. daily, except Sunday at u. from foot of Third. Piione 141.

C. C. FUILiKR. riupt. Louisville and Evansville Packet Co.

For Owensboro. Evansvllle and wav ptints. Steamer TARASCOX. Monday and Friday; steamer TEI.L CITV. Wednesday and Saturday 4 p.

m. Freight received daily. Wharf boat fuut Fourth. Both phones C. X.

WILLIAMS, G. F. and P. A. TO MEMPHIS.

t9i 6 Round Trip. Cheap freight and paengvr rates to all points on unlo and rive in. Pt-ter. Jjee It-aws Thuidu y. KH.

ti. Slacker 1 fitliows ThurxLiv. Ftb. n-wn. Fielght re- and Thursday to hour of flepartuie from fcjt of Fourth st.

Otllce, W. Main st. 'I'huut-'S Cumb. M- Hume ren. F.

A. and I. Independent Packet Steamer Avalon Madl.son. Gtrrollton. Cincinnati and all way tills day at 4 p.

foot of Fourth i loin? rnone -ifto. j. j. maik Agwits. STR.

CAXDO for Madison. Carrollton and Kentucky river, a. far up aa Mon terey, even ueune-suay at a p. in. Home phone 124 Fourth st.

Constable Sale of Office Furniture and China. Louisville Courier-Journal Company vs. A. Keller. 1 will tell at public outcry in Room i7 of.

the Courier-Journal Building-, on February 9. 1906. at 10 o'clock a. the following goods, levied upon in the above styled action, as Lhe property of the defendant, A. Keller 2 Show Cases and contents (containing China Plates, Pitchers, 1 Roll Top Desk.

2 Office Chairs. 9 Common Chairs. 3 Tables and about 200 Hand-painted China Plates. JOS. SHORT, Constable.

PROPOSALS. I'ROPOSALS FOR mIsCELLLAXZOCS i SUPPLIES. Olh'ce Isthmian Canal Commission, Washington. I), C. January Zt, Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received at the ottiee of the Gt-neral Purchasing Officer, Isthmian Canal Commission.

Washington, D. C. until liKo'J a. February li', li.Ji, at which time they will 'be opened in public, fur furnishing Bar) Iron and Sieel, G. 1.

Roofing. Angle Iron, I Babbitt Metal. Hlauk Nuts, r-fi. Riv-; ets. Bolts, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Valves, Valve Boxes, Tackle Blocks, Wood Split Pulleys, Leather Belting and Lacing.

Cp-; per Wire. Boiler Filter, Wire Netting, As- bestos Cement, Copper Tubing, Tin, Wool i Waste, Plate Glass. Doors and Sash, Wliite Pine. Manila Hope. Metallic Pack- ing.

Asbestos Packing, ship Augers. Lime, i Cm ton Rj.r-Vi.Ll I Wire. Tacks. Praintile. Foundry Lining Blocks.

Brass Molding Sand. Belt Lacing Machine. Foundry Equipment. Tools. Wooden Hand Screws, Whitewashing Machines.

Garbage Cans. Pails, Life-Preservers. Grindstones, Door Springs. Stable Brooms. Fanning Implements, Timber Hooks.

Railroad Crayons. Glass Cutters, Gauges, Lantern Globes. Anvils, font Rickets. Scales. Door Knobs.

Fau cets, Boring Tools, Steel Dies, Numbering Machines. Mimeograph Material, Paper ami P.inor Bags. 1 wine. Desks. Filing Cases and Guides.

on, caroouc Acid. Chlorido of Lime, AA ood Alcohol. Sulnhnr. Sulphate of Copper, Putty. Pyre- thrum.

Horses. Mules, etc. Blanks and full information may be obtained from ibis office or the offices of the Assistant Purchasing Agents, IM'State Street. New-York Citv; Custom House. New Orleans, also from Chief Quartermaster.

Department of the Lakes. Chicago: Depot Quartermaster. St. luis: Depot Quarter- master, Jeffersonville. cniei Qiiar- Tlnnflmnnt nf tho riltlf Atlnn.

ta Ga and the Commercial Club. Mobile, Ala. D. AA'. ROSS, General Purchasing Officer.

Proposals. Bids are wanted for tlie removal of the buildings on the northwest corner of Fourth and Market now occupying the site of the new Lincoln Savings Bank bldg. For particulars apply to KENNETH M' DONALD J. DODD, Architects, C00 Equitable bldg. LOST.

Kates IO eentK line. Advertisements nnder this bend are repeated saine day in The Times Free. LOST Silver-link purse Feb. 5. Handsome reward for return to MRS.

ELLEN C. MILTON. 4 Belgravia, UAH Fourth ave. I.OST Black tnn male dog: answers tn name of lrlxle; noorai reward tor re- turn to PORT1CR. Old Inn.

1.0ST-Sky terrier: In ghlanap; an- POXTLTBY AND EGGS. IlHtcs 10 cents Hue. Advertlwe-meiits under this heud nre repeated Hume dnv In The Tlmen Free. FOR S-ALE Kbs food to make hens lay; package 23c. F.

WALKER Fourti! ave. FOR SALE Incubators and brooders at a bargain. 2u3 E. Market. Flujd.

BOABDING. nntes 10 cents line. Advertisements under this head nre repeated same dnv In The Times Free. BOARDING Desirable rooms. with board, at 1-1- Fourth.

Home tel. BOARDING-vFurn Bext of reference rooms with board. 1114 Second st. JEWELRY. Ilutes lo cents a line.

Advertisements nnder this head are repeated same day In The Times Free. WANTED New store, new- stock, 41t( E. Market. old stand.) I i i I I Attend oster uaugmer Patent Office. May Come.

Tllp Vmte(j states Civil Service c'uiii- mission has announced thai exaniina- lions will take place in Louisville. from the letters are 1 ington and Padu-ah. for applicants LOUISVILLE Jb NASHVILLE R. R. Stations.

Tnth and Broadway and First and Water. Doily, Dally except Sunday. Sunday oily, a Stops at Fourth street to let off posnxr from or take on passengers for Cincinnati. From Tfiith and Hroadtvay StaaJon. Leave.

Arrive. Cincinnati and East a 0am Cincinnati and Kaft a- a' Cincinnati and East a a e.ncinnatl and East Birmingham and New Orleans DiPrOpm Memphis and Hct SiWam Atlanta. New Orleans and Memphis Nashville and Atlanta Nashville und Chattanooga Bowling- Gren Accom Grfipm JJovvilng Green Accom Knoxville Mail Knoxvillf Exprj BardstOttn anI SDrlnirfleIdi- 9 BanlMown and Sprlngfleid.t TSHJam tJanisiown and Lebanon and Ibanon and GreensburR. Lebanon and Greenaburg. From I'irat and Water-treet Station.

Iauv. Arrive. Cincinnati and East Frankfort and i-xinston Fiankfort and Frankft-rt and Ixingtun. P1m SOpm i-raiiKfrt Bloomlleld Axoin. HUhinttielii Accom.

Klninll-lil Iagrange Aucom. 4 :t.pm pm SOLTIircn.V IIAILWAV IX KENTUCKY (Iiicl Arventh ttvft Station: WRST AND SOirTHWEdT. "Southern Arrow." 9 a- daily. Princeton. Mt.

Vernon. CVntralia and St. LouLs. U-turnlntj arrives 7:15 p. m.

KvansvlIIe Kxpre.ss. a. dallv. Princeton. Huntingburg-.

Rockport Cann-iton. ar. 5:4" p. m. "rft.

Llnrial." It: p. nt. daily. Princeton. Mt.

Vernon, Central ia. and Louis. Solid train to I.ouLs. Rerunilcg ar. 7UO a.m.

Kvans ville 5 p. dally. Hnnt-tnsburK, li-ckpurt. Troj-. Tell City.

Canneltoa and Evansville. Returning- ar. 1:5 p. m. TO LEXINGTON AND THE SOUTHEAST.

Trains leave crcslne 'JO Jate'r. No. ,1 AireommMatlon, 6:10 a. daily, Sliclbyvllle. Ua.w renvtburij.

Versailles and Lexington. No. 1 'Florida Limited." 8 a. dally, Iaui '-neeb irfr. HanxKliburfr and Danville.

ar. p. m. No. 'Mi "Fiurida Special." p.

dully, to IjexinRton and through coach to Knoxville. daily, except Sunday, to Chattanoo-Ra. Atlanta, Jack-onvilIe and St. August in without change. Sleeper to CSactano.iga fin-da v.

No. I AccommcKUitlon. p. daily. Sheibyvllif.

1 jtwrenteburg-. I-xlnston ani P.et. ar. p. m.

Iixlnpton, Vtr5aillft? and Georgetown Accommodation arrives at a. m. dally. BIG FOI'R IT New York Central l-inej. Dejwx.

Seventh and River; FROM LOUISVILLE. Daily, except Sunday. 8 for Indlan-apolu, Terre Hauir. Matton, Ohicio. Greens-burg.

Anderson. Alexandria. Wabash. Elkhart. Nile and Harbor.

Rotuming arrives at p. m. Daily. p. for GreeiaibUTg-.

Peoria. Ifuyette and Chicago. Rv tumins ar. 7:,:0 a. ni.

FROM No. 40. dailv. a for Cleveland Buffalo. New York and Boston.

No. Jt). "Twentieth Century Llmlt-d." dailv. 3 j. for Cleveland; Albany and New York No.

IS. daily. p. for Cleveland. Buffalo.

New York anI Boston-No. 28. dally. 9:40 v. for Cleveland.

Buffalo, New Vork and Boouxu No. 6. dally. No. 10.

dailv. 1 p. and No. l. daily.

fcr bav-ton, Toledo and Detroit. StniRHAX LIKJ TIME TAIILES In effect June 1. Ivwee Valley Line To Beard. Ky. From Fifth an-l Green Prt car tt a.

m. Every half hour thereafter. Prospect Line To ITospect. Kv. From Third and car a.

m. After that cn the hour. JeffersonMwa Line To Jefferson town. Ky. From Sixth and Jrfcrson First car (i a.

in. After that 10 minute.s aft-r tht hjur. Salt River Line To Valley Station. Ky. From Fourth and First car a.

m. After that 4.1 minuter after the hour, okoloria Oklolona. Ky. From Fourth and Jefferson car m. tiiat minute the hour.

ILLINOIS THAI Sr v-r. Seventh and River: L-Mve. Der-'. Arrlv. Memphis and Nw orieaiiiL-ipm Paducah and Fulton Or.trul Cltv Accoin Eliza bet htow-n and ville and ili-igen- viHe Ilt.TklnsvilIa RMUpm Caf i urnia jx4n ts, through IfciVinj 4 oi'IIiai car Tii'T'days in AU trains run daily, exvpr no Sunday to El zabtihtown.

JlV-lgenvlUe or MO0 ItWI'TE Clilcairo. rn.liauap.JU n.i IjOiiLtville Railway iStation. Tenrh ar.l Uroadway. Trains iia.s Hth arid Mam 14 minute? No. tlaily.

S-iti a. fr -fi. rifnvitt atij ChirHKO. an.l Lininy (Airs, lietuna.ip arrive p. in.

No. t. daily, a. Frtfneh Lie. RctL'niitig ar.

p. m. No. i ilaily. -xe-pt Sun.

lay, p. French Lvk and Returning ar. a. in. N.

4. dally, for liifayette and Chirac. Itettirninn ar. a.m. 1IB.MIKRSO.V KOI'TK IjO'iisviTI.

and Sr. Luij Ralhvnv 5tevirh Sr. Pept. 7th and Cltv tk-kt't ntTice. Fouith avenue.

Kfftlve r.taliy Mall, fer St. L'tiis. Owwbon'. arsd livantville. la-ves a.

m. Ar. 7 m. Niith; l-c(vrfifl St. Iiiij, Orvr.sJj-TO, IlT-dfton and Kvansvilie.

9 p. m. Ar. 7:15 a. m.

Aceommodatton. f.r Ownbero aatl Jtcr.aersn. iavea m. I1- m- ISVILI.R fc SOUTHERN' INDIW.V Ut ACTION Thereafjr evwj- 15 minWM. Car? jka fir lnjl.eville or Nw AlNmy at li ITT.

4 and 57 niinutv pa.t tlie h-jiir. Iav Lis; car from New Albany JAfr car from LjuisviJJ JlVim Silver ILIils cars connect w.th interurban cars at First and Fprlng streeL. New Albany. LEXINGTON" AM) EASTERN' V. Injr Leave Ijexingtnn.

No. 4. daily, ex-rept Sunday, 7:. a. No.

i dally. 'Xop: Sunday. 2:5 p. m. Ar.

11 a. ir. and :10 p. m. "cming West tave dally, i'-rt Sunday.

No. 3. zrz p. No. l.

dally, extort Sunday. a. Ar. frfxineton p. and 10:10 a.

m. TIMES AND COURIER-JOURNAL BRANCH OFFICES. Classified advertisements, such as Wants, Rents, Salts, Lost, or subscriptions for the COURIER-JOURNAL and TIMES, may be left at any of the branch Agencies named below. Rates same as at main office: L. BIEHL Grocer.

3300 High slreet. BLACK'S DRUG STORE Ttii St. Wl-SRI COHX Elghieentli and Chestnut. 3 cot.U Seventeenth and Bank CRESCENT DREG CO. Frankfort and Part pn.wER!; Grocer.

'MA We.r PHARMACY Goa, and Teias. ifltnKiiin ana cnestnut. JANSING Breckinridge and Barret. t' K1L.G17S Third and Ormsby. 1 e' KREKEL.

Tiventieth and Market. KRIEGER BROS. Eleventh and Market. r- MELTON Eighteenth and Harney. MENAR Twelfth and Zane.

MOORMAN-Preston and Caldwell, f' MONTGOMERY Tth and Broadway. NL'CKOLS BROS. Fifth and OAKLAND PHARMACY ISIS Seventh PRKLAND PHARMACY aith and DumesnB. PEYTON Fourth and Hill PFEIFFER DRUG CO. Cor.

22d and Gnffltha. HADESfAKER'S PHARMACY 10W Shelby THEO. RECTANUS Cot. Market and Prestoa. RED CROSS DRUG STORE Cor.

Third and 11 SAAM-SO0 Eaat Broadway. SCHNEIDER Cor. Broadway and Preston. JOHN J- SEIBERZ Story and Webster. HFER'S PHARMACY liLh and Broadway, SIMMS 310 Preston street.

C.JCYDER Brock and Ormsbv. JULIUS II. SPELGER Walnut and CampbelL AUEP.T STRUBT Cor. Portland and 2Cth. VOELCKER Ic CO Clay and Market streets.

FRANK J. VOLKMAR ISth and Jefferson. JOHN C. WEINEDEL. Baxter and Flnier.

I WOODBURY First and Brecklnrldze. II YOUNCJ 1102 Frankfort avertue. b. YOUNG Broadway and Baiter avenu. NEW ALBANY.

IND. CALLAHAN'S DRUG STORE E. Sth and Oak. CRECELIUS' DRUG STORES 131 E. Main.

A. K. HOOVER 512 West Main street. FRANK E. MILLER 002 Vlncennes.

cor. Ol. JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. A. SCHIMPFE SON-H35 Serins itxet TP a L.

penera pas- from lveiuucK. to i.n 1 1 1 i -1 1 1 niav occur in th- positinn As iteir i-nnriv He was taken to Hosen- ville. Akridire was arrested bv T. Cun ditT. Denutv United States Marshal, In Taylor county several days a0, cbarRcd with violating uie nueiuai revenue laws.

Akrid lifd in Tay- nr voumy. near iho Larue county hue. The authorities Larue county U-harKed that he peddled whisky in that rouniy. I HELP WANTED BADLY. Government Desire's Examiners sistant Examiner in tne raiem wUn ati entrance salary of 1.200 per vea Persons are uraed to enter this examination.

Should they fail to pa-s. thev tan ro-enter the examination that will be held April IS and 19. The ag limit is twenty years. Examinations are announced to take place on March 14 and U. in the same places for Kentucky applicants, lo till two vacancies in the position of aid the Coast and Oeodetv survey, at $720 per year, and to till similar vacancies a.s they may occur in hat survey.

Vacancies in the position or Deck Officer as they may occur will also be filled as the result of this examina tion. The age Jimit is eiginet twenty-five years on the date of examination. POSITION STILL VACANT. Move Made To Fill Brown's Place. Sam D.

Dr. T. H. Bakor. the Postmaster, sai.i vesterday.

that he had made no move toward sVlecsfing a man to fill the place i D. iBrown. who was deposed --i ltsn from the fat fob Chief of the Inquiry Division of th- post-ofhVe. He said that be did not know when he would take the matter The probability is that Dr. Baker not talce up the matter unless he reappointed postmaster.

Since Brown has been out of the oflicc, the duties have been performed by various employes, that is, if they have been performed at all. "Wants Engineer's License. Henne of Howesvillo, yestur. I 1 I i i i i Nashville railroad The Committee Home Cur.inc: arc displa; in the u'iio is chairman of Transportation for -k. leading of t'ae United nq; a deep personal event scheduled for in Louisville.

Mr. Stono a week addressed a f'uvI crunmunication to the passenger ira Hie managers and the general pas--rnper agents of the larger lines, and inters referred to arc in answer to this communication. He inclosed one of i he souvenir invitations which tlie Commercial 'luh is extending la Home Cuning Week. Answers iuive been received from the Tv 'ft prominent passenger officials in the United States, and many of the? have anivoum-od their intention of at-I'tiding the celebration. Among them a r- Samuel Moody, general passenger cent if the Pennsylvania lines; John Sebas-'ian.

of the Hock Island system: C. B. Ryan, general passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line: O. P. Mc Cart v.

general passenger agent of the Tt. and O. S. W. .1.

Lynch, passen 3 -r ilir. "Vn- VnrTk- central lines: u. a Z111 passenger agent Ray. of the Soutnern rail- Foster's Daughter To Attend. I'oilins Foster'? only daugh- Marion Fo a 1 1 1 Allephny.

probably will attend tV "'Honip Comlnpr Work." Reoonily tho I-onisvi1Ie Commercial r-tuh a Inttr to Mrs. WalPb. having sr-ciirM hor name in its efforts! tn sratbor all mo mmntiatiun puwim- at in No of up. will is shout the noted sonff wntor. to dp iiseii dav took in Hie of-in ooameetion with Foster day durlnir of j- Tj Dorpov.

Snpt'rvis-1-Iome Woc-H" next June, and i in? jnspeotor for tho Louisville received lhe followins reply: trjvti for engineer': license on the river, i 'emuM-p-inl Club. Tyonisvillf1. Ky. Will ifimen is tb owner of a. boat in i ho tTi'vi(-f in 1 i IM'Lh 'Iwlio well understands her and if to do so.

Haw b'-on under TX-rtti MS LVn vnii follfu imnreeialP IllV Ileal fatlier so lovelv and so good in every; wav-; and I feel very proud of being bis oniv eld Id. and with crateuil heart tb-k'se who remeniber him so kindly I I rri, tint il Hilt; niv whole SOlll III 1 Of i ijoy. Hope' everything may be successful for you all that glorious week, in which i will Ik something beautiful to rememner forever. Very respectfully, MARION FOSTER WALSH. The Commercial (Tub is also in cor respondence with a niece and a nephew of Foster both children oi -Marion Fester, who wrote a biography of Foster.

Tlie girl is now a grown lady, up in her Teens, and the boy a little younger. It has been learned that Miss Foster many of the characteristics of her not ed uncle, and is a beautiful writer. It Is said that she wrote much as did her TJncIe Stephen at the same age. She has taken some small prizes from juve. nile publications.

The boy is named 'Billy." He Is renorted to have an ex cellent voice, and to sing1 some of his uncle's songs with great clearness and understanding. The widow and chil dren of Morrison Foster now live In Grove City. where Foster went not long before his death in order to educate the two children at the eollege at that place. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to the following; Henry H.

Mesch-endorf and Mary Will Frederick, Campbell and Mary Harmon. George Kastner and Amy Louie Well George Riddle and Mollle Chllders. Sebastian Hubbuch and Klenore Ackerman. Th8 Kind You Hare Always Bsatf a fiRTTiT) HflMTfiTDFiS w-. CAUSE AUTHORITIES TO TRY TO DEVISE SOME PUNISHMENT.

Inquest Will Be Held Friday In Alfred Mortimore Case Three Children Kill Playmates. I ii oireiinmi ince An imiuest into the tun surrounding the aeath of Airrei more who was pushed over a pile of cmnae hv Charles Peifer and fell, strik- (n. hie iiwid will be conducted by Dr. I Kellv. the Coroner, Friday mrifninf at 10 o'clock.

Mortimore was! nine years old and the son of D. H. Mortimore. who lives at 2121 Barret avenue The Peifer boy is ten years rtiH "Hp alleges that he had no inten tion of' seriously injuring the Morti They quarreled while playing "prisoners' base" the day before, and young Mortimore Is alleged to have cursed Peifer. When, the two met on the following dav Peifer is said to have demanded an apology of Mortimore.

The latter threatened to strike Peifer with coal-oil can. it said, when Peifer shoved him ant? fell. The injury produced by the faN caused an abscess to form on the resulting in Mor-timore's death at St. Anthony's Hospital last Saturday iiight. The number of juvenile killings that have occurred in Louisville during the past two months is causing, the authorities no end of trouble and worry.

All those who have been responsible for the death of their playmates are too I is to A ice of is an it will for for small to be proceeded against, yet itlfiensation along tiie river on her Mardi.