Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive

The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

Location:
Louisville, Kentucky
Issue Date:
Page:
3
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

CONTEST Of Hunter ts. IUica Will Not Bo Pressed. SUB-COXIITTES TO CONSIDER IT. Jshn D. White Op nil Agafast Jill.

SAYS HE CAX DEFEAT C0MFIRUAT10II. vrsshlrgtori. Feb. 11 Geti. Dudley.

eotras! for Dr. Hooter, ippurtd before Election Commute No. 1 to-day and announced that he bad Instructions from Dr. Hunter not to press ths content any further. The committee then bad an Informal dlacusslon as to whether It should proceed any further to try the case In view of Dr.

Hunter's abandonment of It. The committee finally appointed a sub-committee of three, constating of Messrs. Davenport. Lawrence and Settle, to report to the full committee some recommendation as to the proper court to purnue. whether to table the case or no on with It.

The latter course will probably prevail. Hon. John D. White, of Manchester, arrived here this morning to oppose the confirmation of recently appointed District Attorney HilL Mr. White will oppose Hill's confirmation on the (round "fraud practiced by him while chairman during the congressional election.

Hs says he will show that Hill, being chairman of the committee, demanded WSO from him as an entrance fee and Chat a part of the money was used for printing Illegal ballots, ths paper used betna; too thin. The ballots contained no sertai numbers and the books failed to bars the precincts designated upon them. Mr. White's name as a candidate for Coo grass was placed under several different devices, all of which was done with ths knowledge of Hill and with ths Intention of electing Colson, the price to be paid Hill being- a Government position. "I have placed Information In the bands of the Judiciary Sub-Committee." said Mr.

White, "which will be sufficient to defeat the confirmation of Hill. The point I make against him Is this: If he would practice such fraud In order to be District Attorney, when he got to be District Attorney would he not sell out the Oovernment for a higher price? The Administration Is paying the debts of a man who secured his seat In Congress by fraud and forgery. I am not op-plng Mr Hills confirmation for person! ail van I ace. It Is more to my ad-Vantage to have Mr. Hill confirmed, for then I ran go hefurf the people this fall ami ho them the result of Crdaoo'a ritrgtn an1 the paid debt.

With me this Is a matter of principle." fnrummmin Wheeler ealle1 at the 1 iille House to-day to protest against th- appointment of W. S. Mason, who In Ute! for the Mayrlell post-officw. Mr. Wheeler received several telegrams from "people of Mayfield" requesting him to present their protest to the President.

They charge that Mason Is not a fit man for the office. This Is regarded here as being the last card in the hands of the Happy force, llr Mason Is said to be well qualified f.r the poeltlon. and his appointment Is expected among the nest batch of pres-Mi'titlal Keptui-sy postmasters, the protest of Mr. Wheeler notwithstanding. Push to-day presented a petition signed by numerous cltlsens of Anliland asking for the restriction of ImiMlgrstlon.

Petitions In favor of the Immigration Pill, which Is now on the calendar, are filed almost dally from member representing every seetloq. of the country. The Immigration BUI la to come up after the Loud BUI la out of the way. see Kucmm Dorsey. of Jefferson vtlle.

has at last got hla place as Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels for the ritxth district. Hi la a good man for the position, and deserved It. He ow his -poinLmertt to Senator Fairbanks, wbo tuck to him from first to last. ess L. H.

Sander has been reinstated a storekeeper and gauger under Collector Oomlngore; J. T. Gurvn under Col-lector Roberta aa a gauger. Henry J. Smith, a lawyer of Aurora, baa been debarred from practice before the Interior Department.

Cnngreseraaa Dave Smith la down for a speech on the Bankruptcy BI1L He may address the House to-morrow. J. O. Hecker has been recommended for postmaster at Clyde, Wayne county, Perkins. Msdlson county, post-office wlU be discontinued after the 28th Inst.

Postmaster and Mrs. P. SI. Fisher, of Paducah, left for home this afternoon. SALOON STRIKE BACK.

They Boycott Members of tbe Hand ay Observance Aaeootatloau Licxtngtou. Feb, I. (Special The Sunday Observance' Association ganlsed her last Sunday struck ths first nag to-day, when several saloon men cancelled their insurance policies written by an sgent whs wss prominent In organising ths association. Others withdraw their patron aga from an afternoon paper whose manager of circulation wss chairman of ths committee that drafted ths cons-tlrutioa for ths association, it ts believed that conservative members of the Saloon-keepers' Association will stop ths boycott before It leads to serious results, Ilallroad as Oai Trl.tL I Lebanon, Feb. la.

(Special) One sf ths fourteen esses against ths I and N. Railroad Company ka being tried her In ths Circuit Court. This ess Is thai of ths Commonwealth sgslast ths I' snd N. on the long snd short hsul clause. There a I fstd In thee cases by ths peopl it oesi or interest Ming mini aaarloa county.

OrssitS4- Divorce, Paducah, Ky, Feb, Is. (Special. VI rs. klaggl Leagus secured a divorce tn ths Circuit Court from ber husband. R.

a. League, of Memphis. Abandonment was ths cause for action. II an i-rrr-Hvs Train MMdlesnorough. Ky F-b.

It. Special.) Jaros tSolns. sgad fifteen yea is, was nan over by train In ths yards of ths KnoxvlUe, Cumberland Gap and Uots. IsvUIs railxosd last night. Bis Us was i i B-vsed and bis skull fractured.

Hs may sis. Payette ownty Far oI. Verramea. Ky Feb. 1.

SpeclaL Roger Early, of tbls county, to-day purctiast tbs stock farm of Z. Simmons, three miles cast fit Islington, cn ths Maysvllle turnpike in Fsyette county, for MXtoo cash, or HO an acre. Two Cnstvlcta Paidowert. Nashville. TentL.

Feb. 1C SpecUL Gov. Taylor to-day pardoned Louis Jordan, of Fayette county, sentenced to one year for lasceny. and Dee Johnson, of Shelby county, on year for assault to murder. AUSTIN PEAY DEAD.

Smm Piusburg aatitoigiusv. JeicaBsVvum' Corpus ansa i Was State Senator From the Sixth Kentucky District Many Years. HopklnsviUe. Teb. IA Tbe Hon, Austin Peay died last night at bis home at Bell's, this county, aged fifty-four years.

bad been a sufferer for several months from Blight's disease. He was Stat Senator froua tbe Sixth district from US1 to 1S9C He entered tbs war at seventeen years of sge, serving tbs First Kentucky Confederate Cavalry under CoL Ben Hardin Helm. Subsequently he served under Forrest. Wheeler and Hampton, and was at Fort Doneisoo, was twice married and leaves several children. His oldest son la a lawyer and City Councilman of Clark rrlUe.

Tens. Hell Coe-aty farmer Dead. Pinevtlle. Feb. 1C 3pectaL) Mr.

M. J. Pursifull died of consumption st his home about two miles from Ptnevtlle at o'clock this morning. Mr. Pursifu'l was the owner of one of the best farms In Bell county and had the finest counTy bome In Southeastern Kentucky.

inert of Pa.iniuola Harrodsburg. Ky, Feb. 1. (Special.) Howard Vandlveer, aged seventeen, a bright student of Boyer Sc. Hill's Academy, went to Moreland Friday last to spend Saturday and Hunday, was taken with pneumonia and died there this mornlrg.

CAUSE OF THE FIRST ROW. THE BAN JOSR BI'O tOver which Oermany has raised such a rumpus.) Doesn't Know Poets! (IJquor Trade Review.) The surprising thing about Kentucky la that It has not produced a great epic poem. It has ail the Ingredients. Men, brave and big. Impenitent and qnick of temper: Del lea, shoals of them, beautiful, high-spirited, rash; limestone.

bluegraa. race horses, corn whisky in bottles. Jugs and barrels, limitless In quantity and always handy to take. The world is perennially young In Kentucky. tach county sevms to have It Olympus, with a big row hatching at the top.

All ths rest of us may be effete, but Kentucky Isn't. Why hasn't she produced a reaj top-sawyer poet is It. possible that the old-time grape liquor bad qualities of Inspiration which corn liquor lacks? RAIL RO AO NOTES, The Supreme Court of Illinois ha refused to entertain a motion for a rehearing of the anti-ticket scalping law of the State. In 1KSM. the court rendered a decision upholding the constitutionality of the law.

The ticket brokers have since made two attempts to have that decision set aside. The Kansas City. Pittsburg snd Oulf rosd continues to give Its competitors tbe greatest concern. it threatens to revolutionise the present routes of raffle It claims that the Gulf ofTe-a the proper outlet for the export trade of the entire West, and It will leave no stone unturned to establish the supremacy of Its favorite route. To secure tbe meat raffle of Chicago It has made a rate of 44 cents from Chicago through to Amsterdam.

This is 3V cents lees than the rate the direct lines from Chicsgo to New Tork have been making. It Is a rate with which they say tbey can not compete. The Kansas City. Pittsburg and Oulf. on the other hand, says It is but a question of ability to handle all the traffic it can secure st these figures.

To Otsoaas lhe Uh til 1 1. A special meeting of the Kentucky Fish and Uanve Club will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in room 17 Courier-Journal building, to which all persona Interested In nshlng and ihe protection of flan are Invited, 't he meeting will discuss lbs btU now before the state 8q-ste, which profoeea practically to repeai the eilsting fish laws. Tbe nerv ous, rreirui useless, helpless, irritable, worn aa makes ber husband miserable. If he is a good-tesBpett-d. good man, he tries to soothe and comfort her.

If he is only an ordinary sua. hs swears sad get drank. Sew ansa realize what it is that makes a woman cross, fretful, sad erven a. If they did, they wowld see to it that their wives took proper care of the health of the organs distinctly feminine, and resorted to the proper remedy to make them strong sad healthy is a womanly way. The best medicine tor nervous, fretful, irritable women is Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It goes to and corrects the cause. It sets directly ss the feminine organism snd restores it to natural health and vigoT' It soothes inflammation sad corrects all weakening drains. It will make sick womss well, sod fretful, cross womaa hapsy sad satiable. It prepares a woman fur the duties of motherhood, and takes daring ths expectant period makes baby's coming' easy sod almost painless.

Women who wish to know more shout this great remedy should write to Us discoverer. Dr. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician ts ths Invalids' Hotel snd Surgical Institute, st Bumuo, N. Y.

Mr. S. I. BsrUeU (Teeckrrl. of Granger.

Sweet-sjater Cot, Wyow, writes: Dr. Pierce 1 desire to certify last yoar -Favorite Prescription boos asd great sets In all females. lit wile has vssd yoa issiriec Prior to taking tt. BBS was csnatsatly tronbtsd with feekr weakness and inly, IS4 lUOSwiiTWKsn, that iscasscXatoi srr for tbe Utxx lrvc a Erse faauiy. She Is now wellu TBtA mi warn in mmmv wiunet sranld And a conclusive ssswer ts ths problem How to he well should send ts World's Dispensary Medical Asso-riatioa, Buffalo, N.

foe a copy of Doctor Pierce's Common Sens Medical Adviser. This book is ail that its title nnpli-s. It sscs so technical terms. Its l.oo of graphic explanation sad carer- correct U-fast rations make it a treaw isy household. Its qa pages cspecwiy veUliog; to women are worth tsasy times it onginsl price: which was ii.50 Thcte ta now ready larg edition to be gives awsy.

Scad si ose-ccat stamps, to pay for saailing omly, sad yos will receive the book is paper cov ers abso lately rassv gas sasy navs 'a cloth covers tor ts csni -Sav JtS- "sV Aki THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 17. 1898 OTHER ARD SOU HURT. Tho Woman Wilt Die and the Dot's Condition Is Critical. Owens bo ro, Ky, Feb, It- (Special.) Near Rome, this county, to-day Mrs. Thomas James bad ber skull crashed, snd her thirteen-year-old son bsd both legs broken by failing tree.

Tbe mother Is fatally Injured, and tbe boy's condition Is critical. Mrs, James hus band is 1IL snd she was assisting the boy to saw down a tre to prepare a tobacco plant bed. Christies) (oeaij't Assessment Hopkhurvme. Feb. (Special County Clerk Prowse to-day completed a recapitu atlon of tbe taxable property I of Christian county.

A few Important statistics are: Total valuation. SK.06S. IsiS-; alue of lands, $4. 718. MO: value of town lots, Sl.t44.7U; money and notes, 039; household and kitchen furniture, etc Sl.La.8J5; exemptions.

S.3. Pounds of tobacco raised. 4.SS2.J.; bushels of corn. bushels of wheat. 4 OCT; b-ishels of oats, 1S.C92: number of voters, 7.239.

If you wish a dry fruity wins wtth a delicious flavor drink Cook's Imperial Champagne, extra dry. THE RIYER AND WEATHER. LaTrrr de A.KD uKuirtnB or UXTSVTIXI IstiUiOe, 1B 15'. Loagitndsi, west from LOCAL WEATHER AND RIYER REPORT. SYNOPSIS.

A very energetic storm Is now central tn KAaui, wbr the barometer Is down to at Dodge CHy. This Is a faU of of an inch in the past twenty-four hours. "Light snows are reported la the North-est. and light rains In tbe Southwest. The pressure Is above S3 from the lake reaions to the South Atlantic coast.

It la warmer in ail sections of the country ex-ctpi along the Atlantic coast. Reports of precipitatioa during tbe past iwmty-four hours, and of current temper-eture at p. seventy -ait merldiaa Temp Pre. gtsfloa Temp. Prs ...44 Afl t.me: sla thiaa.

LouSl a an bkS mm- otts. I tucso Dsvsavort. St. aul 4 I T. oe 14 I IS I bo Sorts Dudgs C1T---- OvtaiMicna Aswtlte Trace of rainfall.

Tk-klFlfcitATURK AND PHJCCIPITA-TION. csasTivre ssasALa. fffleM Locisvtujt. Ky it. isa.

Kuwio temp. 4i.S Jssae riUiirs a- UtiiBum letup. 1'saa. lit MJRU1 Ispt far day Stf Ispt. tt B.Sf tL4 pvpsnurs ssmts ksreb 1.

k-0 ChaiwetT sf lav Clear. Total BrscqMSa- tios .1 in Kspv Cur day lisvL (or avuaut. IS X10 -grcS I -rl s7 UKTaVROLOdlCAL RSXOIUX Ukuiuxv ran. la. IM is 44 44 a 1 UO Ji OS JM 0 JUO It 0 J0 Ct (oronsi I 7 17 is 7 i7 at.

Bsrstustsr luis I Teiupsrsiurs S4 I 1 ewpouit 2 rt ujniulty s) Lnrsvttuo at wtm a aa VstucWf afsiai. ltutsr Oeudy. CUer big SasseS. iWrruittsa. iacujr i.vasUts...kssiu.

mmrj licy sad nvsc BOATS LEAVING THIS DAT. City of Louisville, Cape BrenasB, for Cincinnati at i p. Big Kaoawha. Cai-t. Cropp.

for Carrolltsn at 4 fcL O. Ragvn. tat -Kaa, for Tall City. Rockptrt, Uweoabore, Kvansvtlle and ail say landings at p. Sunshine, Capt.

Vlarr. few Cairo. Hickman.Coliimtwia. Men-pnis and ail way landings at 10 a. m.

KlVfelK. AND KATHER. The rtvsr was rising last evening, with feet 1 inches la the canal. 7 feet I Inch on lb falls and IS feet at the foot of the loeks. Business good.

Weather clear and cloutiy plraasn DRIFTWOOD. The Convoy Is due The Speed is nut up. Commodore Laldley la In Wsahlngtun tlve Bait rtvsr a bancs. Bbe's worth as sauuh as Hul'aSIn ecssk or CrawnsA aJUa City lewvs (or Shaker Ferry to-morrow The John K. Bpwvd is receiving freight and booking peupl to teavs for New Orleans neat Sunday The la: sab Ills Packet Company's mw wharfboat ill be one of the beat on ths rtvsr.

It wtll have every facility for handling big plWs of Cretght. and every Improvement for the oumXort and convenience of paesengsra Pilot kd Farreli has gone to lass Ai ip'kulkur'i plaus at ths itiiwl of Josh present less than wr osot. of the minee la ths Pius-burg region are la operation. In spite of an apparent dullness la tns market a large sale was mads wlthm the last week. Jas.

Jouee si bona sold to Jutte 4k of PitLsburg. suw.Ous bushels of ooai for SJa.suu. Tbe coal was purchased for the Souther marketa The Slats of Kt mil reaobed New Orleans Tuesday nights There's geng to be plenty of water in the Ohio lasruot, CapC Newt Abrahama and others bought the Falls City Tuesday from Cape J. I (staib Capt. Jona VTT.

Alias la here looking after the Boas and tow The Spsed wui be up to-day. Bhe puts off 1.IM1 barrels of sugar snd other freight Mary Jacy brought down a barge of whisky from Kentucky river yesterday and will lie here a day or Frank Tardy haa leased his new whaxfboat to Posey Mar-snail at Henderson. Ky. The wbarfboat at Henderson was demolished by the recent storms Capt. Tardy boat was recently built at a cost of The annual report of the Light-house Board for the year endtag June JU, 1MT7.

haa been tsaiiad It at a large volume and oontalna much Information, Tbe Fourteenth district, tn which Louis villa Is located, extends from Pittsburg to Cairo, Swti miles, fee miles of the Tennessee river snd 73 miles of the iJ treat Kanawha river, making 1.26 miles la the dxstr.cL The number of lights maintained ia and the number of light-keepers Is sx. The report says: "The light-keepers have, as a general thing, performed their duties la a satisfactory manner. Masters snd pilots have rendered assistance by recommending changes and additional lights, and lo reporting derelict keepers. They speak complimentary terms st ths afB-cuency of the service ta ths It srill gratify the many friends of Mr. Marcus Dettiinger to know that he la recovering from his recent sever sick spell snd will soon be on duty again.

Mr. Dettiinger is engineer at the locks and has been a faithful maa ia ths employ of the Government ever since the first steamboat went through the eanai. His services have been entirely satisfactory to ail concerned under the various administrations and his record kt Tbe Fulton wss helping the Boas to put ooai through the canej yesterday. The Boas goes south with a tow wbes ths Alice Pomes. The Transit put coal through she canal for is Smoky City yesterday Capt.

John Stafford died Is Pittsburg Tuesday. He was well knows tows aggregating ooalboata. IT bargee and II Bate left Ptttsburg Tuesday Prioe's showboat and the Troubadour psand up from ths South, bound for ths upper Ohio. Pilot Ales. Etuis, sf this city, whs wsst down ths rtvsr os ths Ferm Cliff about tea dsys sgo, kt dangerously til la ths Marias Hospital la Evaasvuie.

Hs kt from Pittsburg, where hs has relatives, sad to ewe of the oldest p. lots os ths river. Mr. Evans was sever married. His many fr leads here hop be will get welt MYE8 TiUMAIiS.

Ptttsburg. Feb. i-peclaJ. V-A a was qoiet along the rivers to-day. sissy sf ths V-yUR OUT WiXlUXm Don't Turn le i in she suffered.

Some will promptly get Wine of Cardui, and soon be well and happy again. There may be others who wfil delay treatment, and suffer on and on, rnonth after month. But isnl it surprismf that any packets were delayed by high winds. The Queen City was in snd out from Cincinnati with big trips. She brought in SOO ear-rela of molasses.

No coal was shipped during the day. At Davis Island dam tonight ths stage of water la 11.4 feet, falling The expected rise wss checked by a local cold wave. Zero weather is predlet-eJ for to-morrow. Clear to-day. Wheeling.

Feb. li Klver IS feet, falllag. Clear and culU. Charleston. Feb.

li 3peclal River at Hlnton. I feet 1 inch, failing: Kanawha, Falls, feet Inches, failing. Clear; thermometer, rs. Cbarisston. i feet Inches, falling.

Pai-kersburg. Feb. 1. 4SpeclaL Ohl river fwt. stationary.

Cloudy; tkar mometer 9: high winds last night forced all boats to go to bank. The Key stow State laid up ail sight and passed Sssa this morning. lue down: Kanawha. Vs: II. K.

Bedford. Argsnd. Coal fleet hgSS passing down this ailernoon. LJtUs nawba failing. Cettethtburg.

Feb. IS 'Special)-. Ohio river A feet I Inch and rtmag slowly. I Virgin is. at p.

no. TUssie Bay due up te-nlsTht. Dowa: Stanley at 1 p. Keystone Mate du down tsBlght. lost clear end solder.

'1 anemnatf, Fee. Is. SpeeUI -ft hr 17 feet lnchse st p. and rising. Weather clear and cold.

Ths 1 mls-v41ie arrived from Lo lev file wtth fair trip, and returned. There were flvw other packet movements Ths Sunshine did not get In In time to leave this sees lng. but will leave at soon to-morrow for Memphis. The Al Martin wui leave for Oreen liver fur a tow of staves to-morrow. The Oate City Is due to-ntght 00 her way te Louisville Messrs.

W. D. (TNeU snd Jobs Morea are here from Pittsburg. CapC John A. Harpham.

ths Insurance adjuster, arrived home to-day from Memphis and Cairo. Ind Feb. It. (Special.) River 13.1 feet and rising. The weather was clear, crisp and beautiful all day.

The John K. Speed due up at a. m. to-morrow. Ths Lefender psssed up last mbd-nisht.

Capt. Tom Ryinaa was here to-day from Nashvllls. Paducah. Feb. 1C Special.

V-River KVI feet on ths gmuge ami falling. Joe Fowler departed tor EvansvUle. H. W. Buttortr depsnd for s'ashvill.

Dick Fowler arrived from Cairo. Cairo, Feb. 1C River 17.1 feet, rising. Clear and warm. Arrived: Harvester and tow.

St. Louis, 1 p. m. Departed: Hill Ctry. Nsw Orleans.

p. Buckeye Stats. New Orleans. p. m.

Memphis, Feb. 1C River 14.T feet, a fall of IS feet in Last twenty-four hours. Clear and cooler. New Orleans. Feb.

1C Weather clear and coeL Arrived: Sunrtss. Shreveporf City of Camden. Camden. Imparted: State of Kansas, Cincinnati. Moles.

Warts, Wens rwmoeed without pstn or Butting Freckles. "rinls, 1'lnlioonni parvis-asntlr eursil br experienced phyeicimis st ths JOHN H. WOODUU'BT IlNSTITUTB. Lfl W. aid N.

T. STRAYED OR STOLEN. advsrtlsaa.ts wader this head 12 l-2c a Its. Metarng takes tor less taaa 3Qc STHAYKD-Kot terrier dog; black spot ever right eye; rest of body white; eight montha old: narrow leather collar; answer to name of Dsn. Liberal reward for return to M.

HURLEY. 12il First st. FOR RENT-HOUSES Advsrtlsesseats adsr this head 1 t-2s Has. athlsg taksa for toss thaw 3Qc FOR RENT A A RESIDENCE Clegs at S-story brick resldeoce, situated on tbe a a. cor.

of Brook and Broadway. It la now occupied as a boarding-bouse and Its locatioa and arrangement make It very desirable for that purpose. FIDELITY TRUST AND (sAFETT VAULT to no Fifth at. FOR RENT A splendid S-story and attic brick of rooms, KM Sixth rent per month. FIDELITY TRUST AND SAFETY VAULT Sua to Fifth sL FOR RENT-RESIDENCE Z1S4 East Caldwell sc This Is a alee S-story brick of rooms, ta good condition, rent very reasonable.

FIDELITY TRUST AND SAFETY VAULT Jv to ZH Fifth su FOR RENT lota Thlrdst. This at as elegsnt he-room bouse, with Baltimore furnaces, earr'age-honee. servant rooms, rest reasonable. FIDELITY TRUST AND SAFETY VAULT SC to 11 Fifth st. FOR RENT RESIDENCE til West Breckinridge st.

This Is a modern S-roora house, very desirable for small family, rest trt SO. FIDELITY TRUST AND SAFETY VAULT to IM Fifth St. FOR RENT SMALL RESIDENCES AND COTTAGES We bsve a number of small home places listed wtth us. ts which we Invtte etteation. inquire of FIDELITY TRUST AND SAFETY VAULT CO, 4 to PS Filth SL FOR RENT X7 W.

MAIN mr. This Is 4-story ornamental freat. equipped with ail ths modern improvements for wholesale business house, FIDELITY TRUST AND SAFETY VAULT CO, S9S to 19 Fifth SU Your Back Ilurm. i hen. 8th, 1897.

I fed that I bar had a wonderful rstovsry, and that I ftlmoit owt mr hit to Wins of Cartful, As a girt I suffered a rood deal at my menstrnal pertoda, but after tbe period passed I ttt weil, and cbd not pay much attention to it. After my aoariiare, hi 1894, the trouble grew much worse. Ths Farads were irrefuUr, and the pains seemed to be all over my body. My husband cor-sutted a physician shoot It, and he f-avt me medicine that nWredincat tbetkrtbutl would be worst than ever the next mcstrk 1 was almost crazy at times, I had seen Wtae of Cardul sdvertbed a treat many tunes, but I was prejudiced arjuwt patent medicines and lklnt ret it. One dry 1 saw a cue reportsd very much kkt my own, which Wine of Cardul cured, and deckled i would try it I have taken almost three bottles, and we are alt amazed at the result 1 attend to my re-rular duties now during; my perickls, and do not timer at alL I have not been as weil in ten years.

I know I could have avoided much surfer if I Ltd taken Wine of Cardul when 1 first heard of a- MRS P. a WILSON. There are women wbo wQ read Mrs. Wbors letter p-ea''eS--g-4ks-aB-aaWB uorcr sffraoar intelligent woman will do that wtth this certain cure within her reach? Why does she choose sictrurss and misery instead of health and gladness? By an unparalleled record for cures by the imirnpeachable testimony of thousands upon thousands of the best women in America, Wine of Cardui has secured its place as an almost infallible letnedy for every kind and sort of female disease It cures ninety -nine out of every hundred of such cays. It is offered to you.

Every druggist sells it You can take it in the privacy of your own borne. Don't turn your back upon relief so near to you. Try Wine of Cardui. AUCTION CONTINUATION SALE Laces. Diamonds, Piclures, Al Auction The sale of the personal effects of MRS.

SALL1B WARD DOWNS, deceased, will be con tinned to-day, February 17, at 10 o'clock at Ware rooms of Messrs. Smith Nixon, 623 and 624 Fourth are. Man of the rarest articles in the collection remain to be sold. FIDELITY TRUST ASO SAFETY VAULT HARDY BURTON Agent for tiecuter. IU1N3IIEIMER At JOSEPH.

Auctioneer. AMUSEMENTS. PHOENIX HILL PARK Oss hseirs rac each a I Tat. LUxi Claw, the Wertd's Chaaas wU eaSsri and sw bear sT asstcs race aad eecsfS Sreakieg every alght. Clasas Swaday alghb Fee.

JjO MA CSANPiOl-l FASTEST LAUV SICVCLB ACgftri. A clean, par and moral entertainment. Admission 25c; reserved ssats sue I ail ls scoompssleil by gesUemea ad-siltted free, jsssiilir ssts sJreetlesi st F. Albert. LIEDERKRANZ GRAND CARNIVAL Moadsy Evsslag, Fee, 21.

98, AT MUSIC HALL, si-so Ao.wissio" a rag-sors gt.so Ticksta to be had at Arm brush's book scors sad at box effioe seealag of tbe ball. til irii-rf3il ha rmoAr, I fTllViri a. ilM' in. FAUST II CONCERT FORM soLOfsrs, Hr. a.

f. caLLaHAX. Ura If. W. toShd, Mr.

UBWKTT OitgtX. Mr. Dol'OLAS WEBB, nr. fETKH scHLICH tlKL utracvor ORBAT -BT OtTtCMCSTwA. Ikckats Sc.

Si; ao ss.is $1 4S. Noweasatsat the Auditorium 1 ity ticket uflloa, KH eta avs. etl-IRl CIS WlLS March 1 fc. MACAW.6VS DAVEHPORT Supported by Melbourne MacIoweU. Tonight, Friday nlpht.

and Sat. Matinee. Cleopatra;" Sat. night. "La Tosca." Prices Sic.

juc. 75c. tl.OU and ti-aU. February 2 iDgersoll. fit at in MEFFEHT ST03K CO.

line reJuouoa of tsa Ceistsrscsl Asiodraiav The Wages of Sin Mailnee- Mai lower floor 16c; bai 10c Night, lower floor ISo: bai, Uo. A VFNUF iMATUigr. to-day. CliUi: Frt uvr aad Saturday. Neat.

Thoe. E. Shsa In Tbe afaa-e'-Warantsa. BUCKINGHAM CJblNQ OPERATIC -JIMMY BAR.Y BURLESQUERS Cfcisee astaa WeigM U1 Nsxt Hoesow llidsess STEAMBOATS. issi erTeTn gifin rn irT i i For Cincinnati, stesmer C1TX OF lSVlLLE or U08IUNA dally JajsaSSSs at P- except Sunday, at s.

u. lr or Madison. Carrolltoa and ad way points, B1U KANAWHA, st 4 B. sv. dally eseept Sunday.

TeL ML LOISVILLK AND EVANSV1LLK MAIL LINK CO. For Oven. bssssSSbC bore. Evansvill and lower Ohio river-Steamer K. U.

RAOON. TAK-ASCON and TELL CITY leav dally, eseept Sunday, at I p. from wharfboat. foot sf Fourth avs. Telephone WHfK COLLAR LUtK For EveasvUle, duoah.

fairs sal semphs, the el-IassisBsi! elegaasteserUS8HliE Cau. Karr wui leave os TnurHdar. the ITta, at 10 m. Telesbone Sg THOMAS SMALL. Ateas.

GRAND KZW ORLEANS BXCURSION Ssisdsy. Fesrasrj 30. rLjKZZf btesassr Jas K. Spwed. HYl'Eit, AgesA It rosrth seen us.

WANTIU SITUATIONS. AdvortsMmssts a adsr thai bead seat a wrd. Wethtag tahea fee leea than lOo. WANTED After March posioon as Bookkeeper or salesmaa by you sevea yar. espsrtenos; aoqualnlsd with the grocery trade; bond snd good Main-street reference.

Address IS. this ofltoe, TOR BALE-BICYCLE 8, OH sVALsv NAPOLEON AND JOSSBV PHI BICYCLES, ElsgaBL us-ts-dats I saodeia Nous Salter. Sold by su. fsctaisrs direct I rider at wholesale prices. Doa't pas agent's sroflt.

Seat os spprovaL Writs JENKINS CYCLift CX. VI Cue-toss Hssss Plao. Chioag. who suffer Just ss BALIS. WA-NTXD sOSCELLANEOUS.

tats sadsr this head 12 1-3o Us. Msthlag take fsv less thaa ANTED SS. 08 ss bnildlng machinery snd tools worth four Mmes tbls amount, fur three or five years. Address IS. this efflce, ANTEX 8 ALX MEH ASersi seats Hstklnui tahM See thaei lOe.

WANTED SALESMAN Smart. IntellL gent, energetic, to call on doctors only; also one for State represent best knows firm in the trade; poeiUoo permanent. Oood Income. Best reference required. Address R-, F.

O. Bos lsd. FhUadslphia, WANTED First-Clasa salesman for lubricating olla. greases and specialties; largest Use oa the market: salary or EQUITABLE REFLNlNtl CO Cleveland. O.

WANTED Salesmen ta sell cigars te dealers; salary Sal to taw per mosth snd expense: experience unnecessary; permanent position. THE Uki MORA CldAR Springfield. O. WANTED SALESMEN For cigars; tl2S monthly and eapeose; eld Arm; sas. rtenc unnecessary.

BISHOP CO St. Louis. WAJiTXD MAJLE HELP Advert jsaassats aadee this head 1 sest a weed. Wstklag takea tee leas thaa too. WANTED also aad woossn 10 work at home; I pay SV to SIS per week for making crayon portraits, nsw patent method; any one wto can read or write can do the work at home.

In spare time, day or evening; sens for particulars and work at ce. Address U. A. ORlPf. Osrmaa artist.

Tyrone. Pa. SHOE SALESMAN WANTED Experienced man ts carry a well-established factory line of shoes on commission. Must have road and shoe ex-perience. Address, with rsferencea, BOOT AND BixOE HfU CO, Boston, Al WANTED Men every locality to collect their neighbors' names and addresses, tt per We.

No experience required. Steady work. Send Me for blank book and Instructions. AMERICAN ADVERTISING Indianapolis. Ind.

WANTED (SO a week and expense paid men to sail clears on time. Experience unnecessary. THE W. L. KLINE St.

Louis. Mo. WANTED AGENTS. ASvsrtlsanst sadsr this head I cost a ward, Net king taaea ler less thaa lOs. 1 WANTED Agents ts take orders for household necessities to be delivered on the Adsms plan; so heavy samples to carry; commissions advanced.

73v W. Jef-Xsrson st. ANT ED- V-j ney talks! Our novelty sells; necessity in every house: S10 dally; sample Isa. PORTABLE INDICATOR IISS Broadway. New York.

WANTED AGENTS Visit every store, sell mac bins for printing slsna on fences, bridge, sidewalks, eta. ARC Are street, Raotne. Wis. WANTED tnly Perfect Vapor Bath." Greatest seller ss earth. HYGIENIC BATH CABINET (XX.

Nashville, Tens. I ANTE FXMAL HELP: Advsrtlsssseata sader this seat 1 Mshig takes tsr tmmu thaa low. WANTED Companion, wbo was raised la country, for lady in country. Must corns well recommended; 409 Broadway. BUSINESS CHANCES.

Advert taaei eats ads this head 14 1.3s Has. Kothlag tasss ter leea thaa 30c WAMTEO AM iDKA. Whs eaa thMnk ft easy srias lOHN WILLblCH- ftfvitn vfei, i 1. retsn jet Wssklaslee, D. C-.

loe their Sl.tae) press eg aad Use at IsveetlBSe sates. (lie INVESTED ENABLES YOU TO JOIN enters lies sow yisMlns We see seat, awnUiln Be stock sr Kleexiike srhesss: asi. pfaetical boo. esse, lisvtd Siueae. US SC Psat stu.

Baiust MS. LOST. Advert kteessst sader this head 12 t-3e Itetkls Sake toe lees than SOo. LOST OR STOLEN Telescope, Return to O. FORMAN.

Columbia Buildiag. sad rsoelve -reward. LOST ShepKsrd dog, hght rod. with Whits sts asck. Itetara to Mud Third St.

CARPETS. ar stow rsmdy to a how yon thm wtstirs asw lla off Spriag pattsraa off and yoa wilt do yourself ss Injustice It ou do not giv tbers a look through. We own sotos private patterns which you can not see sny where sis. Do not (All to call snd ses what ws bars before you buy. Bragg ssd mrket.

TO-DATTS AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES By STUCKY, BRENT 833838 WEST MAIN ST. THTTRSDAT. February 17. at e'eJoek, Clothing.

Hats, Caps and Oents' Fwrslsh-Ing Ooods. Terms cash. J. L. ERENT.

A uct looser 1 PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR COAL Mississippi River Commission. Z73I Pine street. Ft. Louis, so, Feb.

14. lav. Sealed ptopoaals. In triplicate, for furnishing Sie.00V bnaheis cosl in barges at points sn Allaalssppl river below Cairo, Will be received her until 11 o'clock noon standard time. March 14, lwat, snd then publicly opened.

Information furnished oa application. H. IS. CpL. Engra.

Sec'y. To Coatrastora. Proposals for constructing ss sddltioa to the Hill-street school to convert It hits Female High School will be received until Monday. February SL at ths erne of the Secretary of the Leuhrvllle School Board. Center snd Walnut treats.

Specifications may be seen at the offlcs of Mason Maury, architect. A certified check equal to IS per cent of the amount bid will be required of each bidder. Tbs right to reject any or all bide In reserved. A. H.

BRACUET. Chairman, for ths Committee sa BuUd- knjra. School Board. FXR8ONAL. Advert he nana at aader this I Mas.

Msghlag takes tee 1 PERSONAL Asons posutvaly enlarges the bust Inches In St days; (allure Impossible; Informatics tree. MRS. CO R1NNE LA MAN, Ingsila sL. Indiana polla, Ind. PERSONAL Ladisal CSIuS laVa stlsS Psnajri-orai Puis tUlasissS lraad are the ess.

Bsfa reliable. Take so sthsr. Sead a sUubps tor sarueulara Relief ear Ladles" Is letter by stm mall. At Srusststa ChtebsBter Ctniailial -Phllsssipsia. f- siesM Hi Bras Through Sleepers Half Rates To New Orleans tsa Fshrsary isth to tuvt Isclasivs RATLROAD TtVCE-TABLES.

ST. LOt IS AIR UK LOtTtSTtLLK. acsvUle ass SC Loerts OaasellSstsg tea A Vntam-Umpnt, Seventh aad elvse otg Ttrkst Offios, w. eer. Third and Mala auv ohsilmlt Is effect Nevesaser St, UTT: LOClSVIteU TO ST.

LOUIS. No. Wo. jw. Loelsvtns.

Sonata jes Lv. New Albany (: Lv. Centra I la sr. St, Louis SAiijs ST. LOCI TO LOlltVILLa Ms.

A We. A Lv. St. Ar. LuulaTtlls TMSass LOCISVILUB TO gVASISVTLLJt.

No. I. Hs. A Na A Lv. Leeteville I tsspsi Iravpea Lv.

Near Alhany. ttlsam Ar. EvsnsTliia. SvtMS EVAJUgVTLLa TO LOCISVILLM. Ne.

K. No. as. Me. A Lv.

Kvansvllls. Tsasa Ar. Loelsvllle TiSaua Ureses Nos. 1 snd X. sottd trains set wees Leensvllle snd St Umla, with Parlor aad Dining Cars snd elesast day eoaehsa.

Nos. snd 4. anile trains Setwees Lsulsvtlle as SC Loela, wltb Pullroaa tiessrins-euosi Sisopsra Moa. A aad A solid train setwsesj Uoalsvtlls sad B)vsasellls, wits sefe-ssnc 4sr snsrSes. Trains Nos.

1 snd maas euonectlons with braacS trains (or Rock-port and Caaovltoa dally eauept ianaar. Nos. 1 sad 24 dally, aacspt Sunday i ethers dally. PENNSTLVANIA LIMBS LOt'tSVILLSI t'nlun StsUon. Tenui street aad Broadway.

Ttc-ftret omees st KoerUi aaa stsrast fit's StaUua and rourtsssth snd Maln-a. Station. Threush trains rua as follows by Central siaad-ard time: Lv. Louisville 4-pm Ar. Indianapolis.

Ar. Ctiloas-o TRAINS. STOPPUCa AT ALL STATIONS. Lv. Leelsvills Ar.

Indianapolis NOTE All trains start from t'aio Ststio and leave Fourteenth at. 14 salnutsa laXsr the the time above artven. TRAINS AKJtrVa AT LOflsyrLLS. FroeB Ind I ana and Cblosso. ettlasan Krom lndlsoapolla.

IliMes ttieupea SUUiT VIA and N. R. R. AND PENNSYLVANIA LINKS. Praaa Tenth aad Broadway Ststlon.

Lv. Louunrilrs. -jrptei Ar. Columbus. 11 Wtas Ar.

Pit tabors. Ar. IisJtlmore. Ar. Wsshinsujn Irrea tr tsrs Ar.

New Tor. tjupm Dally. tUslly. exeswt Suiwiay. knderson Korrte-u)cisvux.

hem- deraos and SL Loula Hallway Ooenpanr Vnton Uepot, Seventh asd nver. Ttcast Oflw-s, 22S Pourth at. Time In effect bseember IS, leyl. LOUISVILLE TO ST. LOUIS AND WEST.

No. 41. Ns. 4A Lv. Loulsvllls Lv.

Owensbora. 11 Lv. Henderson. 11 Ar. Kvansvllls.

1:1 Ar. St. Loula 7 ST. LOUIS TO LOCI3VILLB AND EAST. No.

44. No. 44, Lv. Loula. 7: Mara ilvm Lv.

TEvensvlils. Lv. Uendersoa. Lv. Owsnsbors.

la Ar. Louisville 7 1 Sts is LOUIB-VTLLSI TO EVANSVILLB. No. 41. No.

4A Ne. SL Lv. LoaiBTtlle Lv. Owenabors 46pas Lv. Henderson.

.12 -vm Ar. Kvanavilla 1-JAass EVANSViLLE TO LOUlSVlLLa. ke. No. 44.

Ko. 44. Lv. Evansvttls. Lv.

HsndersfSi -Vaise Lv. Owsnsbors 1:44 pas Ar. Loulsvllls T-Jasus All trains rea throw solid to Kvssavlll. ThnMsh Partnr Can aad Pallmaa Sleepsrs ea all trains tn Kvsasvtlls sad Sc. Losls.

Nos. 41 end 41 counsel st Irvlnsloa tor PorasvUle sad HarSiasbarg daily eseept Sunday. CUEKiPKAKK AND OHIO RAILWAY Unto Lesot. foot of Savstb strsst, sad at la-rated Stattun. back of Oalt Bouse.

Oty Ticket Oftics. Sal Puurth ava, P. P. V. LIMIrTKD; DAILY.

Threush Pallmaa Vestlbtded Ssevaoe te New. Yore. Leave. Low la trills a aa. ar.

Wash-mctoa 417 a ar. ltaUilsaore a m. sr. Philadelphia a m.l ar. New Jork son: ar.

New Have 4:1 p. m.s ar. Presides rs p. ar. rstsaoa p.

sa. ar. Ktebmoaa, Va, a Sj nr. Old Mat Coot fuel a. ar.

Norfoia asoa. itsMsralas ar. TUaals-Vilia I a m. ASHINOTON EXPRgSA, DAILY. Tbrmnrh Pullman Vnsll baled Slsepmg Csr aSailsvllle to aaalsa-los.

Lsave Louuiellm p. sr. Mot St-rtttS a ar. Wasaias-ton 1:44 a ar. i-eUUmors nuisnsipnm i p.

-vr, aa. Kataauavdl a an. ar. Old fat ml t-omtort b. an am, Norfolk P- as, lag sr.

Leartsvllle 11 a. as. LiCXlNtlTON SHORT UK. sinMS aaaJlaaasd trains ealy. usave j-oiviii.

a a uks. Arrive rrsnkfort. Arrive LealBaUrn- a s-pm Areree uaensaase. au auunat. at (ivesa a S-Skbsb U.

A Tt-ROAP -TTME-TASl onavtus Arn MAS-rvTiXJL As lias Eaapt aad Soat. Trams laavtag Statioa. Is sSest Jseusry S. IBMi tBI KAST. Ns t.

ssfly. s. srseper Chswsswti. sosnsrllns roe all setats Kens sad Kaa. Ms.

tes-eing tstoss st Tomxm stnewll ar. 1 a. m. No. A dailr.

p. slssper ta New Toe, via Clnrtnsatl aad Pitta bwrg. surtumlag eLse Ns. A Sslls. B.

BSfiaS ear I natl. annum ins far ail petals Is Worth Xmml. lutsMsf at. I a a Stuve at Fo su-eat solos. 'i Ns.

daily. Ian, saris ess- to CuarlsostL Rat ursine ar. a. as, Stop st Soarth rn taklneT this Has Cast els. rinstnasU see eMIwsrsd sit her st the Oraad Owtrsl Ltetsat sr rea jUaals Oastral St a 1 1 an.

as tSsy desire. port ths bovtix. Ka Ssily, sHawses MeBrphls. new Ortasna, JacSaosvUl. Baanard and Taas, pa.

SlBspsr mm Maenphla pstarss at I Ai s. aU ethsrs retwa st Jt aaia. 4 No. A dally, IM a. et ansae Ksshvtris topss ta Sesut at s.

as. stsenphls aaeV New Ortssns. nniianita. at NaabetUe aad Moats' any tat tl South esse Retvralna; ar. a.

m. NOTE Mua. 1 aad anaunset at Mean phis SBr all solsts in 4 1 eiiaea aad Texas sad at Siew Orleans far Tessa, atesiee aad the Wee. No. 7.

Sally. I-BJ p. hie MaaSvtlla ClsrSav. vl I is, Hupkinsvllls. ste.

Parlor ear te Nashville, t'oaascte tar Chsttssusgs sad Atlssts. Sts-turnlns sr. 7 -J aa. No. k.

dalty. a. Bowl Ins grass aeasaa-anvaaitoa. RaHMrnlns ar. IS n.

a Nil t. dally, ezeapt Banaoar. 8a fea. lng ureas saaaasameaariiiB Ns. St, AaOy.

ts.SL.Cl StstawausaT sr. a aa Ns. Sk Sails, is a. Ksoxvtns IH lints Pinrass. laasar lies i tile, llstaralag as.

a. aa. No. SL Ssrtv. t-ts p.

ss tews and Suctaarflald ms sr. a. ss, Ns. at, Sslly. eseept Ssaday.

tews snd Springs -aid aeeannaM sag ar. m. av stiom rntaT-sri rca STATtorf. Wl a. Sally.

4.1 ttoaw Reimsisa ar. Ns. U. Sally, eavoept Sesday. p.

sa. Saw grsas asaiiaiaisdaliua. hatueolnar as. trm an. No.

Ml Sally, aaeapt Sesday. s. Lsa teartoe sad Csstiai KastwrSy pstats. Raias'slsg sr. 17 p.

as. No. is, Sally, oaaept Suwdar. a. s-k.

tea-. mgtes aad Casrtrsi annanSy patnia ftasiaralsg ar. 11:1 asoa. BsssBsneeaAaas. itetarBisg aa, s-JS No.

St. Sarty, 44S m. Sbelarernle aa.i similar ar. s. as.

Mils a asm ii Lallan Itataarnins: ar. 1 at i Piasiieut trauaa, Sally, esoapt wsday. Ssav a. anL. IS a.

la p. I as.j thrasap ealy, sn S.l s. ns. atacsrmlnet, SsUy. eaeei Samday.

ar. anu. IS aw 4 JS p. an, 4:11 m. as.) StiaSar ealy.

a a. as, oS PL as. Morrosr asjTa-e-c7acAoo, Ms Bstd tselevllls AUUie IXDYANAPO. av sBsaasnv. Tssth aad IS na il say.

CUr Tarsst Jnos. uenun aae Mama sts. srnsan IB sff est Wwesnbsr St, IsSTt LOUIS YILLa TO CHICAGO. Ma Bis, A No. A Lr.

Leeievtll. Lv. limns at. Lv. Nsw AMnsar.

1 Saana te. Bloasalnaruiev ai-aoaoa tutsan v. Ls bar etts. um 1:17 ana As. Chas.

UJeatVa St-I SSlpns T-Atass rnicaao to louis-ttl-ls. A Ktl Ke, a csinas-s. Lv. Lahtvstua. Jlf, Lv.

SU Lv. Nsw Albas. fata xjw. risiiiia as. si AA -LaWawVUle.

LOLlSVtLLa TO WEtrT BAOSUC AND aAHCU UC1C "at Ms A L. Las lei tns. Jff Mam Lv. Nsw 4 Miser. If a SlAfma Ar.

PrsaaaS I IsS, JlOttsas HOTS-Trasaa sisiaat rua sslly I Sal lr sa- Ks. 4 l-mrtsr and Dtsnsay Cse ea ehssa-s, Na 4 Pel glnnpara sad 1 ailiiMln te QOV'I'BAl Dsswt or sjiirpuca. Ns. -ve, a yes, 4 srs :4i.pa i Sa7paa Stpos Minssaa Lv. 1 eelsaltlSi AA Ssslbrvtiie.

Me. A Ma A Na A Ar. LinSi itlln. 1 JSpm St lsnm Ttgraas) Teal Na 4, LswiseTrts Lealss-tsa. esd Me.

I sslraTtoe Is aula Ilia, ewrry tree itnn-i na tioai sssir sara Ma 1 sarriaa UarwoarS Pal Baa almplas ear eta tile aa JaaakaaarvUle sad sasv the ts. sad C. i at et a atuasts hs p. aa. anaaaa pa-.

JaeaaoBvUle a aa. aad Tsaapa Id ealy IS Sowrs Sateaa LswtawUle sad JausBow vUle ar New -jrlsaaav Asa IBisarb sinpuig. ssr ee nawt vaaUhalo trala resaa I aaasass blrmUia-ltsas, Msrtdte sad Stew Onesss, N'J-; A lea "la Laalaiills tm a sv, has UarSaab aim use Is cssttssooa-s, arrrvuts tv. pu. maa la Sires anaanniiass for Atnsala i sn a an.

Trala LAI sad aashe BiTIV. no brvtil sad HlonmSilA Ma 1 ssllisa Snr aiobasea an aaneset Panlnr. Mea 1 end I i tna roe Aaostrtlls aad 4 annuls, via Hanalmas JaanstloB. The Bsslhsre rsllwsr has the ear at kts Sew Ol IBawa Ma MS. MKMPaUS SC.

a LTPTX Ms SH. Leaess ASnpes Arrtess tisfsins Slssosrs and rs vat aBr-UMum r-atarst (rAwa. Tbe tastaet saS Baas trsls aaavSag Lsetlsvfne for the Seeth. Lass the beers to amps. an- STV.

tsssrst Ma Srn. PAST MAIU Ms, sa Lea rea AJVtvea Kiisaw t-sllmaa bwrfat glnipnrs ts Msmpbls Sad Near Ortssaaa. Onssnrllnsa Par Hodesevtlls. Kilns-betneoara. Owewsboes snd Hopaltsrllle.

Ns. SU. rCHTIlAL CI TV AOWM SB qSTW Lint rsr Cast trad City sad all twta "llaSa pstwts. StAUU ANW KAPMA-IH. MS, TO.

trrem P-stloa end sit Inlet msdiats sointa No. StA AOOUaaAAOLlATaOM. Me, tOl. Leaves Arvtees liatawa p-or n51lasishtowa Hoda-wa-rllis, LsttashSsM. Oweaaaboro, beaver Dam.

Caairsl City aad all lntsransdkUs potnta ALL TRAINS RCIff DAILY. (Kseept that there la as Sunday aan su tn llsSi bsthtowa and Uolswavtils The nilsoaa Osstrai Is tse an artist tins te Nsw Orisaas aad aSorde tss Best aaanaethsaa te sll potnta in Arsassss, Tease aad the Sutath-wee. city -Ticket OBlee, ts awseta snaeus. A. Id.

Ha nana. O.P.A. W. A. Ststloand, BA O.

a W. RAILWAY CrnHneaH Bad the Esst; St, Loot, aad the West. Na la, Na IA Ns. rt. Lv.

Lnetwrllrs. ISia ltpo Ar. C-iaarnaaatL UssSl "Vea Lv. Lnnctanatt. swaas Ar.

ConmiMs, Ar. Pnisbur. Ar. WaaMaiUa, Ar. NslUmura.

Av. PhlladslnSla. Ar. New Terfc. Ar.

1 ma um. Trsls Na kt ha Dnnlng CsS Clncisnstl ts Waaalastos, MaJtusuie. PS phis aad New Ter. wllhewt sasasa T.I. Mo is has sesarsat padlmam Drswlnc-room nuni ir Loulsvllls ts Waahlnauaa and BalUwMara.

wits Parlor Car to PPllalat. pKia aad Mew ysrs. vmtam vsr uwa Sail. Trala Ma I at I slock to laaalva I ST. LOULA aPSUMOPlELD AND Ma SA Ma tA Na 4A Lv.

Lengevm. ISnn I'l Ar. st- Louis. .12 a Ar. Sprtnsllsid.

B-rpna s-aassa Trains No tA snd 44 have eksgant say eosAtnoa. Puilmaa Parkar aad SUaslsg tars ne ealmi ItUVS. t. Press Kaa. SisSpa tdSpst rrom West.

I hJsm 4lo Cr-y least OAs, a a ear. PourtA asd Mala i( Sesot saraais aaa news, Bus pocr rocts? trxmAiH, cwrr umU. Chlosae snd SL Lotus KaUwayJsa, Mbassd train is all petals North aad sterth. wise Oty Ttrkst OAee, tit Paaarth avs. Us.

rotTserasth sad HverTAa tealss sasvsisd aaatlaa. Tim a sard is sSea Ne. vsmbsr SV y7: r. ivaar, i StOM LOUaSVILtJS. Lssra Arrtvs, TRsapta lad i loos, St.

Leuta pan- vuls. Psoria LsXajrwtis sj-j. ss f-nlcsgo. -f-wpaa Oisansbuig. Aadsraos, Al- esaadrnt, Wassaa.

Elk- ban. Miles asd Mnntisi Harbor. Oraanafcer. IndlssspollA Lafsrstto asd t'hioaso. -a Tnin lasvlaa Loajisrille MIMaA vss.

Mbwiad Say eoaehas te ladiaeaswtto aad eo nePalwdsdal taMft 9 wPQ-anVCsSnsfnl MaAt4BW-Ssat4-p-Bsai aw mi i -w Harbor, parlor oar Oiaenasars te CSuiage. -1 ass ear ladlsaanolla Lsraretha Trala taevtn Lsattsvuls at a tliissea Wssssr Srswins-rasss slmpnr ts lsilanapst la LsAsyette sad ckcasa "aVCTH WEST CAN LThUI AO. Lsave Ctnisnstt a sr. swJfale a. ar.

Niassra paMs 4 a sr. Sers-eass MUs a as. sr Albany 1st a aa. ar. New York la ta Bptusneld l-Sl A sal sa rTW -ter Lbnltsd- SaHy 'ssN ViwUbumd Irsia W.

eomwnstio library aad Vf esr. Wee nee sisepius tars ClsuinsaU 4 Nsw tsr aad ttosi'mi- Sialns innulnnal te Cslasnan sad bsrrsie to Aibssr. ta avoid Xsiry tsasts at aw Xofh Van 4A1S Lse. Sxsan ns siass tapes epss jMsaa sniis. i aaiaviiia ts a ibbss sua.

ass Palass Desiitss ins awfTst i ill in Sigh sssS nnaiaia suuda Cklasse en east skaass. 1 nesaina at Vsr. ti-vtae. Ne, eaa. suehmsa A Trsnas frwna, I sad IrvSse rwa Sails.

aasaassl aa l. Swiss. nnpm uawpsa liSHsa U-sa SS lltfl "Ofcsam -aVW'p- 1111 I.flevm liu.pm P-allasaa Inswtaa nouaa Slesaira aad.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About The Courier-Journal Archive

Pages Available:
3,668,549
Years Available:
1830-2024