The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 10

BEOTIO DRT GOODS. ETC rio "Clumsy Counterfeit" 17 1000 01 CITT FEATURES. 0 0. Te boilers, tanks, ituks and Henry Voet Machine Co. THE COURIER-JOURNAr, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING.

JUNE 17. 1900. 0 DDLL IN REAL ESTATE J03T1S BSOTHXES TO REMODEL 2CASONIC TEMPLE BUH.DINO. -Conrad To Erect a 100,000 Apartment House In St. Jamta 1- Court.

5 The real estate market In Loulsvl'Ji Oarlnc the past wnk hu been dull, and there rcems to be small fxoepecte of its opening op again until spjod weather eet In. However, there yt etHI an active demand for centrally-, located business property, and little ls on the market. The demand for dwellings has fallen a great deal during Hbe past two fecks because of the fact ifcbnt many topi 3 hare gone to the seashore or mountains for the summer. TOu class -of real estate Is never la much demand duties the summer months, but the agents anticipate beery can for It dcring September, when people begin to dock home. There Is little or no call for building lots at this time of year, but suburban property and manufacturing sites are selling well and axe in demand.

The Columbia Finance and Trust Company reported several sales of this character during the past week, and the JFldellty Trust Company sold several pieces at good prices. Real estate men say that there will 'te a great deal or bulldlns this fall, and cnany of the big buildings which have recently changed bands will be remodelled. Messrs. Saunders and Lawrence Tones, who purchased the Masonic fTemple building; several months ago, sve preparing to make extensive Un-provements on the buUding as soon as the leases expire. The building win be remodeled both on the Inside and out.

The theater will be done away with, suvd In Its place a number of handsome office will be pat. It will be made modern In every way, and the storerooms on the ground floor will an have entrance on Fourth avenue, those on Jefferson street being done away with Entirely. The third floor will also be 'Changed, and it is probable that office rooms wlU occupy it Instead of the lodge rooms, as at present The Improvements will cost between SUO.000 and X2i.000, and when completed the building will resemble the Courier-Journal office building on the Inside. Air. Saunders Jones said yesterday that st was his Intention tn nlkt It one Of handsomest buildings in Louisville.

and while the walls would remain standing, practically everything else would tte ctianged. The plans are now tn the feands of the architects. I Mr. Theo. Conrad, who recently pur-Jchased a lot In St.

James Court. 0xl8f feet, will erect a six-story apartment -bouse on It which wtU cost In the neighborhood of $100,000. Mr. Conrad said yesterday-that ther was a great demand for rooms In such houses, and one he now owns in the Court is al- Tways occupied. The plans for the new 4uildlng are now being drawn Dy tne 'architects.

The house will contain twenty apart men ta, with all modern Conveniences. -i J. Ron Todd has decided that the Wilne-etorr office building which has rtjeen contemplated at Fourth and Mir. feet streets will be erected. It will be one of the handsomest structures In The lower floors will be oc cupied by several railroad companies ss ticket and freight offices, and the upper floors will be for; offices.

Work will nor, ifceeln. however, until after January 1, Improvements of all kinds are being jgnade In business houses over the city. nd labor la constantly eroptoyea. xisal Zatata Ac Auction. The auction sates of the Columbia and Trust Company, by S.

B. Med-ImIs auctioneers, ware an unqualified success from the beginning last Monday 'am to the closing Saturday evening. Er-i rry piers of property offered was sold. The rain Interfered with the Aubindale iw4 Anlw MS ft of land waa sold. rain also Interfered with the sales of at Third and Fourth and streets, 'and.

it ter selling- one lot on Fourth street ai 123 ner foot, the sale was adjourned till ISTrtday, June The sales will be oontln- ued Monday, as per advertisement lt this iMprr. The following Hst shows the ao iuar result of the week's work: la 10-11 feet, WestT Chestnut street, between Thlrty-nrst and I Thtrtr-aeoond. to J. It. Thomas.

at IM.60 U.M1 80 (6 feet. West Magazine street, M-ISmti Thirtv-nrst and Thrrtv- econd. to Mr. Dulpere. at 13.7s..

MT too feet. West Magazine street, bs- lm.n Thirl v-tlrst and Thlrtv- 'second, to Mr. Dulpere. at 3.a).. 1.060 00 1119 Rubel avenue, four room frame cottage, to Henry 150 00 northwest corner Winter and Edward streets, three-room cot- tag, to Henry Tobe 1.100 00 MMxll feet north side Winter av- I enue.

to Henry Tobe, at US. 50.. 187 25 Exitii feet, north side Winter ave- i nue, to Henry Tobe. at $11 IWW tWditt Ret. northeast oomer Lucia r.d Von Bomea avenues, to Miss Longest, at til MOO fOxttil feet, north side Lucia ave-I nue, between Von Monies and to Oeorre H.

RonuneL l'at 111.6 0 feet, south side Lucm avenue, bewieen Von Borties and to Charles Bearoan. at 17.T5 Cl tDxl feet, west side Baxter avs I nue, to Miss Lewis, at t21 elW feet, north tide Breoklnrldge treet, ut of tTnderhtll, to L. J. Temvle, at $31 East Jacob street, ft-story brick ertdenoe. to Miss li im feet.

East Breckinridge street, between Floyd sod Pres-Con, te Harry Wetmlnger Tobao co Company, at ft4 fc0xU7 feet, south side East St. Catherine street, between Jack-. son and Preston, to F. Fanster. at SU .11 West Oak street, 4-room briok and iranatt.

an4 Improve menu. SO 00 MO 00 1,540 00 MO 00 cot tare, to W. Waller X255 00 '13bxm feet, north side Field ave- i nue, to F. Slussel MOW BOxifiO feet, east side Bayly avenue, to Cliorlea J. Fisher igSxlSO feet, west side Bayly ave nue, to C.

J. Meddle 90 feet, east side Shelby street, be-' tureen Mulberry and Lydia, to i Paul Outerrouth, at $14.75 10x144 feet, south aids Mulbarry strexH. to John Stier at i $ixlH feet, south side Mullerry street, to Mrs. Bettle Welgel, i at $8. (eet.

east side Fourth street. south of O. to J. W. Barbee.

at IfiSxTS feet, north side Market street, between Brook and First. to H. Netofaky feet, north side Broadway, between Blsughtei ftughter to James 8. Litngow I. ltbgow 0x150 feet feet south iiie Franaun street, oe- tween Hancock and Clay, to F.

Trabue J0'x2M feet, southeast comer Han- cock ar.d Mrret streets, to V. SO 00 175 00 177 10 171 00 62S 00 MOO 00 14,000 Oft liumplch COOS $2xM fc-et. northeast corner i Pi ruck siul Reutliturer. to Fred I Tauoe 1 00 Chicago and Beturn ilonon Kotite, June 2G and Tt: tickets returning to In. fclude July i- Address a.

liucoa, u. f. Is our famous "Wonder Ex- tension Table of any existing table that carries Its leaves, and have handled at some time every patent 'c' Kx tension Table sold In town. TRAVELING MEN Knowing the relative merits of the "Wonder" and other Leaf-carrying Tables we handled and advertised, say the "Wonder "has no equal." DELIGHTED CUSTOMERS Who have been the rounds ay "there la no compar- laon WE SAY We are delighted with the "Wonder? that It has surpassed our expectations and OI ONLY REGRET Is that we didn't know of It before as our aim la TO HANDLE THE BEST And In the "Wonder we have a perfection of Exten sion Tables. Two Quartered Oak S-ft.

"Victor" Ta- Dies cheap at U. worth Hi. BIG BUSINESS. LOCAL SArXSOASS EAKSLOra MUCH CABBAGE ASD POTATOES. Melon Seasoo Will Soon Swell Freight Hauling Other Sews of th Kallroads.

Local frslgnt aceura are JubOant over the increased frdcM bauHng during tba past week from and to the South and frctn Louisville to the East, and tbey are of the opinion that tt win rocrei largely durlnc the next two weeks 1 or the Heavy movement of po tatoes from her to the East and of melon from the South to LouWttTta and the East. Last week was known a "caMaage In raOroad clrclea, and lbs roaids to tbs East were kept busy handling this It was estimated that ten carloads each day were shipped out of Louis vale to Cleveland. Buffalo. Detroit. ColurnbUB, Milwaukee Chicago and other potnts.

Several mors big lots will be shipped thte week, which will clean up cabbage, and then the potato test win beg! n. Last year an av- erag of tweoty-llv oars per day were hipped out of Louisville to the East and railroad men say that the average Wffl be as bhjh tints year. Both rne po tatoes sod oabbseo which are shipped East are raised tn the vicinity of Louis ville, And all in Jefferson county. Louis ville gardeners supply all of the big markets of the East wtth potatoes, and tbere Is demand for all they grow. In about two weeks the melon season win be on and several carloads of the Georgia melon win be sent East each day through Louisville.

The roads are also handling large quantities of onions to Eastern markets, and the agents figure that when the perishable goods season Is over will be time to move grain. and buatnees will nourish for the mainder the summer. Freight busi ness has been extremely dull this sum mer and the local agents feel good over tne Improvement. An Unsuccessful Trip ne members of the Louisville mlttes. who went to New York last Wednesday 'to hold a consulatlon with representatives of J.

P. Morgan tt relative to the sale of the second-mortgage bonds of the Air Line, have returned. Their trip was unsuccessful, but negotiations have not been dropped and the committee hopes to affect a sale hi the near future. George W. Norton, a member of the committee, was seen yester day about the pending negotiations, but be refused to discuss them or say what proposition the committee had road to the Morgan syndicate.

Big Crowd On L. and IT. Excursion. The Louisville and Nashville excur sion to Lexington. Parts and Cincinnati yesterday for the benefit of Its employes pulled out of Tenth-street station at 45 o'clock In two sections of coaches each.

Both were crowded, and tt estimated that between 1,500 and 1.000 men took advantage of tne opportunity to spend a day In the bluecrasa and Queen City. The excursion ia due to ar rive in LoutsvUM this morning at o'clock. Nsw Cars For tha Big- Pour. The Big Four has contracted for 200 furniture oars fifty feet In length to be delivered on September They are to be of the latest lrnvroved pattern and 4.12S 00 I a number of them will be used on the local division. National 0.

A. Encampment. MaJ. L. II.

Drye, Commander of tha Department of Kentucky, O. A. ac companied by Capt. A.Offutt. Quarter master; Capt.

John Barr." Adjutant Gen eral; Capt. M. Mlntou and Capt. J. H.

Browning leave for Chicago this morning to establish State headquarters for the national encampment, which, begins on August 26. Tney expect a large del egation of Kentucky soldiers to attend the encampment. Tb. Bst. J.

8. SwseneT To Preach. The Rer. John S. Sweeney, formerly of Paris.

one of the most noted preachers hi the Slate, will preach at tbe First Christian oburch. Fourth and Walnut streets, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and every Sunday this month thereafter. Mr. Sweeney was the candidate for Stat. Auditor on the Reoub- lican ticket In the last campaign.

He Is well known as aa orator and debater. EaaTy Bsveaus Collections. The Internal revenue collections for yesterday amounted to IM.59S.4S. distributed as follows: List. 1168.85; beer.

whisky. S35.592.M: cigars, $211 tobacco, t23.42S.M; special tax. documentary at amps. S591.76; proprietary stamps. $1.25 Round trip Cincinnati, Sundaj, June 24, li.

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In rsd and whits or blue and whit, effects, for cool summer waists, per 18c An extra quality Wash Silk, plaids and cbecka. tba 45c atyles; our special Ofsi-i sals Black Taffeta 81Ika, IS InclMS wide; a Die quality for waists, lining, etc; special aa Sale of Comfortable Hammocks Oae of the larrest Hammock Bakers tn the world seat ss last week a sample liae of his Hammocks. Our reralar stock was already boat ht aad wo did sot seed the aes seat Rather teas retire theoi we marked them at low flfnres that will carry them off this week. Linoleums DRUGS. TAYLOR'S CUT-RATE DRUB STORE.

DRUCS. Quinine, ounce So t-gr. Quinine Pllla, Sc Antikamnia Tableta, dosen Morphine, dram In. Morphine Tablets or Pills 4 ST.2&C 1U0 Morphine Tableta or Pilia, sr.40e Aaafoetida Pllla, dos 5c 10 Bland's. Iron Tonic Pllla 25c Phenacetine Tablets, i Era dosen.

I11O Strychnia Tablets Sac Kochelle Salts, uc Crab Orchard Salta, lb 10c PboKphate of Soda, lb 20c Cream of Tartar, lb Bi-carbonate ot Soda, 5c Seldlita Powders doa. In Boraclc Acid, lb 2c Powdered Alum. Dickinson's Witch Hasel. pint 15c Wood Alcohol, pint (Hycerlne, C. lb Peroxide Hydrogen, 1 25c: lb.

lie MAIL UKDER3 BOLJClTKI. Te P. TAYLOR CO. La41a Cst-KaU arsffeUta, THIKB ASS JEFFEKSOX. LOl 1STILIE, ET i OAS RANGES.

Best Bargains Yet 1 la Ladles' Stylish Salts, A limited Bomber only. iviv 74c GET POCTED la4 en will buy nothing xcept nEvv PRocrzcG Gas Ban tea, which HIS BILL two. likeUen. Ladies' Blue or Brown Twilled Cloth Suits Eton coat lined with Bomaine silk, the skirt 'box-plaited back, lined with good cambric, finished with velvet binding; this suit was closing $2,49 Ladies' Blue, Gray Brown Mixed Cloth. Suits, fly front, coat lined with farmer satin, trimmed with black braid; a very stylish $5.98 suit $2.99: Girls' Cloth Suits For Girls, ates to 19 years.

II Sotta for JL74 and JLta. CI 74 For styW ishBlouso Suits, trimmed in fancy braid, made. in best manner, regular $5.00 suits. 1.98 Blueor Brown All-wool Serge trim- med with rdwsof whitev braid, made with a-large square collar. This suit sold for $3.98.

pretty Whit. Cambria Kobe. th. klrt matt with dnp raffl. of h.ailed with tb.

yukr. Mrk and alTM trim meO wlta embroidery, wortk fl.315. 6 I Children's Ready-Made Dresses Qr For Children's pretty Percale Dresses, in blue or pink stripes, made with a fancy waist, trimmed in white beading, worth 75c UVJ AOn For Children's fancy striped Percale Dresses, made with ruffles over the trimmed with beading and embroidery, worth 90c QQp For Children's stylish Percale Dress- the yoke beautifully trimmed with fancy braid, worth fl.50. 1 Infants Robes 1f For Infants yC Whits Cambric Hotoes, mad. full length, good width, tb.

neck and aleeves edged with) lacs. i. -OQ- For Infanta OOv WhUs Cam. brio Robes, mad with a deep bem. tbs yoke, neck and alesres edged with embroidery, worth Wo.

For Jafaata Ladies' Washable Dress Skirts 2Ar For Ladies' Linen Dress Skirts, good width, with a deep hem, worth 45c. 'JQp For Ladies' extra quality Linen Dress MAT CUTS j.ur others FOR SALE BY E. O. Heartlck, 1308 Preston st. Mrs.

Blrkel, Twenty-fourth and Orayaon sts. Henry Kleivr, 1 st. Kecktenwald 2312 Portland ara. Chaa. Kamaer.

8 xth and broadway. E. Baron, i37 E. Green at. KelnharUt at Oaborn, StveirteenUi aad Market sts J.

A. Walter Son. New Albany. Ind. Wastner, 1.1:5 and 13T7 cvema at.

Mike Zeller. 1613 Clay t. Dtziocnrcr.DciCO., 501 West f.a!?i treet, SOLE AG EN I S. Cool Summer Vests short satine BREAD. Splendid Values Black Zlg-Zag tlona.

per yard 8c Our bug. Laos Depart, meat will show many attractive bargains this week. Closing Out Children's Hats Alarge stock of Children' Drettv Mull ill One lot of Ladies' Ribbed Tests, special sale price 02C jadie' Ecru Jersey-ribbed Vests, taped neck and arms, with, crochet edge, special sale oC Ladies' White or Cream Jersey-ribbed, extra qual- ity Vests, taped neck and arms, some with: wing sleeves, an excellently made garment. 1 2aC Ladies' Corset Bargains rTc ror Ladies stylish Parisian Corsets, made of strong corset jeans, with contrasting black satine strips, regular price 75c, our sale price 87c. AOr.

For Ladiesr well-fitt tting waist Corsets, stripped, re- a enforced girdle, lace-trimmed top and bot tom. iGiors pink, Dlue and white. For L1-69' Coutille or Ventilated Summer Corsets, satine stripped, triple stayed, lace trimmed top and bottom. 1 mm Sale I Oae lot of fsetory Imgtha prttT Ero- per yard OC Em-' broidery 1S win klid, we. IOC Mil 5nr 8w1m Flona-efaga, 7 In.

wide, la a ale. vmtirtr ot pretty g-J pattoras OC Pretty Cam brie and Halasook TO- AO AltoTer mbruidiiriea at Great Lace Event Va 1 a 1 a nes Lac Edges. pr 4rti yard IaWaC Whits Zlff-Zac Insertions, per Inser- Infants' Summer Caps 10c For Infants' Whit. Open Work Lawn Capa, edgod with a mull ruche. 20c For Infants' White Corded Mull Caps.

edged wltA Oz For Infants Whit. A1V Tucked Mull French Capa, edged with Valenciennes lac a. SSe-e Uats, with straw crowns, compels us to re duce the prices. $1.25 hats reduced to 74C NG SaltRising Bread that isn't GOOD Is VERT bad; but If tt la rood. It's tb best bread In tba world.

Whiteside's Salt-rising Bread la good In tact Ifa tb BEST that's made. Comes In bis 60 loaves, with a BLUE LABEL. on them. Save thes labels and ret for them a set of FINE CHINA free. hi 1 111 huh i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 which began last Friday, drew to our store thousands of shoppers from all parts of the city.

Each coming week there will be new bargains waiting for shrewd customers. Jhis week we will introduce Ladies' Suits. Dress Goods, Silks, including some rem bargains in Black Crepons at GENUINE BARGAIN FIGURES. Bring your smtill change with you; it goes a long wyu our store. J.

Bacon Sale of Colored and Black Dress Goods Positive Price-Cuttings One lot of Plaid Woolen Novelties, 34 inches wide, for suits or separate skirts sale price 22ic One lot of Storm Serges, 40 inches wide, all colors, including lisrht and dark navy blue, per yard, 2Sc New Spring; Shepherd's Checks, 86 inches wide, in blue and white, black and whits or brown and white for summer dress on skirtssale OV New Spring Silk-finish Henriettas, 86 inches wide, in aU the prettj shades for waists or entire suits special sale price Elegant Black Crepons A Dress Skirt Pattern for about half the regular price. we are selling fine Imported Wool and Mob air a rVannna in V'l wide, in large or small The se goods worth 11.25.: For $1.00 we are selling elegant Imported English Crepons, 42 ins. wide, in new stripes, small or large blistered effects. fl.50 per yard. For 1.

50 we are selling Priestley's Celebrated Pure Australian Wool and Bright Silk Mohair Crepons, 42 ins. wide. Worth $2.25 yard. Oar customers wilt please tear Is mlad that these are sot shopwora bt braadaew spriag foods, aU ear ewa Importatlos. Sons Market street; above Preston I TT nJ aeoii Otis Louisville'slQreatest Wash Goods: Department HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

uesi ana musi mi-ish but the lowest priced. Hundreds of patterns to select from, Duck Suitings for drees skirts, regular 10c quality, we will sell this week for aC 121CSPdallaOW price for Fine Batiste and Dimities, all the new stylish stripes and figures; both white and tint ed grounds; 200 patterns to select from; worth 15c and loc per yard. Peryard for regular 20c Dimities; an XKJK' immense assortment; all the new beau tiful colorings and pattems." 'Ask to see the new dotted stripe a late novelty. Irish Dimities direct from Belfast. Tegular 30c quality, both figures and stripes; also navy and white and black and white special sale price Uv Silk Pongee, stylish washable fabric, silk mixed; all the newest stripes; beautiful color-inif8; for excellent wearing qualities this material cannot be excelled sale price per OC SPECTAL-Solid-color Lawns, Piques, Organdies and in.

all the newest shades of yeUpw redanary, 1 Nile, pink, pale blue, cerise," purple, green, navy and black, at per yard 23c, 18c 15s and- 1 (JC Men's Furnishings Special Sale This Week Jou Is Ifio Time Tbe mmi la here, aad arc bar a large atuck. ot WIcklesa Oil 8 teres, Gasoliae Stares Gas Range, lee Cream Freesers, I Ice Picks, Ice Sharei 1 Lemon Sqaeexers, A 4 EefrLyerator. all Kixss cr saa cacss. I Straiten Terstegge 7C3 710 f. SL FIEST BARGAIN Men's Woven Negligee Shirts, collar and cuffs attached, all dark Madras 39c SECOND BARGAIN Men's Laundered Percale Negligee Shirts, in neat stripes and cnecks; 2 collars and pair cuffs detached OUC MEN'S NECKWEAR THIRD BARGAIN Men's Neat Per- cale or White Lawn Shield price FOURTH BARGAIN -Men's White Lawn String Ties, 1 doz.

in package, for. OC MEN'S SOCKS FIFTH BARGAIN Men's Tan, Black, Blue or Red Seamless Socks, the 12jc quality, -sale price. X2C SIXTH BARGAIN Men's Stylish' Black- and-White Polka-dot beamless Socks, "rt fast colors, the 20c quality, for. 22C MEN'S SUSPENDERS SEVENTH BARGAIN One lot of Men's Good Elastic Suspenders, with drawers attachment and mohair ends, sale price. 9C Lace Curtains and Window Shades PHONOGRAPHS.

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Is a pleasure to family and friends. ray 623 Fourth Louisville, Ky i i i tv Vi 'n- 1 -1 3 1 if.