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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

The Democracy of Pulaski county
held q convention on the 2lst Of De
cember. and amongst other things in
structed their delegate. to cast their
votes for HIN. A. J. James. of this
place, for the nomination for Cover
nor. We do nat know whether Judge
james has aspirations for the position;
but we do know that few. ifany, could
be found better qualified or more
worthy. He has been called time
and again. through years past, into the
pulic service; aud in the several posts
Of trust. rs member Of the Legisla-
ture from his old home county Of Pu-
lsski, as Attorney General and Secre-
tary Of the State. he has been noted
for fidelity 10 sound political principle
for a clear head, and in the most sier-
ling integrity in the discharge Of du-
V. lii thorough and efficient can.
vass Of the mountain section Of the
State, against an able and willy com.
petitor. lion. James Harlin, sr., upon
the State Democratic ticket in 1853,
is even yet well remembered, and its
effects are vet deemed not altogether
lost TO the Democracy. But q short
while since Judge james resigned the
post Of Secretary Of State 10 Gov.
Leslie to devote himself more exclu.
sively 10 the practice Of las; aud
while il may be that he neither socks
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

FRoN the following figures it would
seem that the stove manufacturers are
rivaliug the sewing machine makers
in the line Of charging exhorbitant
profits.
The Iron holders Journal gives
some facts rs to the cost of making
stoves, which are Of general interest
A gross ton of iron will make 2,l2
pounds Of clean castings which would
furnish seven stoves of 800 pounds
each. The cost Of moulding per 100 /;
pounds is q 37t, which would make
the work ON stove cost 81 149 for
moulding No. l foundry iron was quo
ted in New York, September 10. at
$50 per ton, which would make the
iron in 800 pound stove cost 81 2S I;
the net cost for zhe stove in question
being IS ".
Such stoves are sold by dealers
without any furniture at s2s to s3s
according to finish, and manufactuers
prices are about 20 per cent below deal
ers prices.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Br invitation Of Governor Leslie,
the President Of Harvard College,
Mass. has determined to establish, in
Kentucky. a camp during the summer
months tor instruction in botany, ge-
oloey. anil zoology. Persons who
join the school will he expected to pay
in advance fee Of $50. The school
will open July 1. and close September
1. at a camp near Cumberland Gap.
and the number OF students will he
limited to twenty. Prof shaler ex-
presses a hope that at least half the
students Of this school will be fund
among our Kentucky teachers, aud
that they will learn by their summers
work how to lead their own students
to a better knowledge Of our noble
Ststc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12


II the citizens "f Lincoln county
will give US. without personal solicit'
t.o"' their support 10 conducting the
JOURNAL, We will very som manifest
our intentions towards them. We
have laSdable an'biiio" To publish
paper that will at all times reflect the
culture. intelligence aud ''bcrali'y Of
our constituents, and the wealth. NOR
atty and des'rabili'y 81 our county.
We feel that 1t is unnecessary to re
mind the citizens OF the county thai
this cannot be accomplished without
their material and and cooperation =
We should like to impress upon every
intelligent Citizen Of the county. this
practical idea Of the publication Of q
local newspaper, viz: that it is joiHt
stock enterprise in which all should fseI
. person., i,,er..t FIR rho verx M, l.,
- 49,, ..r.,. ;.
," ~ s"
comp''sn y" oese'oP'hs inc resources
Of the county, In guarding the inter
est. Of all classes 81 citizens farmers,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

WHAT the Radicals are doing will
simply furnish grist for our mail IL
We use the capital they give us wisely.
Each new evidence Of their violence
and rage and recklessness will serve
IN strengthen US ia the confidence of
the people throughout the country (;
each new invasion Of the Constitution
will hasten the recall Of its old and
faithful guardians-those who protect
ed il and preserved il in its infancy.
We must simply be patient and ober
aud discreet and wise, sad our present
burdens will be worked into an etsr-
nal weight Of glory .--Conrtsr-Journai.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Csvrvsss SsseesseS Wespsss nssA
wsrkssss eS fhe Ls~.
some Of our beet citizens favor the
repeal Of the law IN regard to conceal.
81 wHpou6 on DC Npbuud lhS iCde.
rive gwN citi11hs IL the right tode.
sd lhcmoivee pespsuee che be.
hrs - c,Gs - cdsrt ~ provo DIV
one IT their confrierates That his lie
has been threatened, consequently, he
has the legal right to cavry conccnled
weapons; whereas, good citizens WIN
cannot, or will not trump up such evi
desse are len liable y slaSk by tAese
desperadoes, without the means Of self
dsSsaes. Ia 10 thsrsf,rs behaved the
object of the law is defeated and should
be repealed. Gooi citiseus will not
use deadly weapons without su6icient
cause. Surely they should not bc re-
strictcd when the bad ones cannot he.
-Tus ksataokian.
We desire to place oursclf on record
IS against the prevailing practice Of
carrying concealed deadly wcaponsyet.
We are compelle, tn admit that there
is very little protection Afforded the
good citizen under the present laws in
reference to this character II oiSenss.
And then the laws might be made ten
times more strict. aud the penalties a
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

NEVER within our recollection have
We heard " the slaughter Of so many
eagles az has occurred within the pess
few veeks. Scarcely day pes-cs Ia
whieh vi 10 nat see ~ 90 exchange
sccc~nts i the killing u ope % mosj
of those bible birds. We entss on
|puS1st sGHipss thissIaughter. If lib
erty is on the wsne IN our country, let
the emblem be spared. Tree Ken.
tsckion.
Never mind. Mr.. Craddock; the
busssrAs are abundant, and a more
fitting emblem Of American liberty,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

The late DR.. l.. L. Pinkerton was
pastor Ut the Main Street Christian
Church In Lexington. far three years;
and wss pastor OF the Christian
Church at Midway for sixteen years.
He was also for many years principal
of . Aourishing female academy at
Midway. and WAS one Of the founders
ofths Midway Female Orphan School.
He was slso the editor of several peri
odicsls. from time To time. At the
time Of his death. he was mail agent
for Kentucky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Txs impudent Canadian Migrants
and their rusty bear have furnished
an item for almost every rural paper
in the State. At Versailles the ex.
hibi.or- perpetraieda pretty god joke.
several ladies were witnessing the ex.
hibitioo from q window when one Of
the scamps walked up and dcliberatc-
iy closed the shutters with the remark:
"You no pay nickle you M see bar"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12
Yur princiuls. embodied IN compul,

fnE principles embodied In compul-
.ory education are becoming universal
y popular; snd some thirteen States
have adopted lass compelling the at
tendAsoe of children at the public
scbools. Other States are awaiting
the result. Of the compulsory law Of
New York, especially. before adopting
. similar Law. Catholics oppose the
.piinfiIA~s. .... a.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

The New York San. give this view
Of the passage of the Civil Rights bill:
The Civil Rights bill is sham
which deceives nobody in this contest.
The Preidsnt openly threatened u
veto the Senate bill at the last session.
and the special advocates Of the meas
ure regard any bill without mixed
schools and other conditions to which
he objected. rs a cheat. There could
have been no rally made upon that
ah-tract issue alone. 1t happened to
qlock the way Of the great jobs. and
therefore it has been used as . pretext.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

TBE acme has bsen rsachssi In the
r~,h~ ri titles ny music Publisher,
who has produced a. touching piece Of
mew-sick under the pathetic name Of
Mother, Bring NV Little Kitten. :"
We prepose getting out - = c'mpan-
Ton piece, Daddy Have You Drown.
ed the Puppies."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

BEs BuTLER Il Co.. committed q
fatal error when they gave their un-
willing ascent to the appointment Of
On Investigating Committee for Louis
lana. Before the Radicals get through
with that Louisiana business they will
seven wish that they were dead
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

A. Indiana garter. yard long. is
looking for an owner. and some Of the
Pspers don't think she live. We
don't know much about the length Of
carriers generally, but all we ever saw
were "ovsr two feet" -GiEgow Times.
We very rarely see them up here,
under a yard"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

VIZ confess 10 an admiration for the
heads Of our friends of the kcntucky
Advocate, but thi. h more than We can
say for the bod" Of their psp~. u
looks as IL il kad bon shaken BY On
earthquake and then Smoked in,e FITS
by 40 savry sssesx Of sAain Tight.
ming.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12
sswocsArsC COSvESysos
ssu Sss sSs sfsse De~e~~ssse Ss~'

Ssu Ssv tie sfsss Desse~sfse Gs~.
UesftsS. ..s .
In pwvuancD of notice duly given,
the poA,ocrat Central S6mmittee
aud = Execs We COMMITTEES Of Ken
tudlv met in Ut sessicn IN the rooms
ofthe e(ate librarian on Tuesday.
9Th of December, 1874, when upon
n,otioa isewas decided that the Democ.
rscy ef Ksasscky be. and that they
are hereby, called upon to meet IN
general convention 1t fRASIvosT, On
THuRspAY. 6rm OF NAY. 1870. ~
the purpss Of nominating candidates
for the Once Of Governor and the 9th.
or sats clbyss b b allied ~ e,cssion
in August nest
In order that the Convention may,
~ nearly ~ pcssible. b. . true repre-
sentative body Ut the party the sever.
al County Committess are instructed,
after fun and timely notice. 10 call
meetings IN he held ia the varioss coun
ties Of the State. fw the purpose Of
appointing delegates, the number Of
which. il h recommended. shall. ~
nearly as practicable. cpnf<m to the
number Of votes ~ which each county
will he entitled in Convention. e.tima-
ted by the rule usually adopted Of one
vote Tor everv 100 Democratic voter
and one vote &c each frsction Of 80
and over--the Presidential election Of
1872 being taken "a . basis.
Gro. W., CRADDocK, Chm Gen.
trial Committee.
W. 7. SAnrKis, Sec'y.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

The dispatches from New Orleans
constantly refer To "lively" times in
the Kellogg Legislature. The follow
ing specimen of debate in that body
proves the truthfulness Of the press
kilograms: "You lie, you nigger
you" Oats not parliamentary, sab.
"You's a wiolatin' of the constitution
.ah." The last remsrk was made by u
young and handsome mulatto. He
had no sooner uttered it than q very
black man turned upon him and ex-
claimed with an air ofthc utmost con-
tempt, "what you knows about the
constitution, you yallow nuke you ?
You pusson Of insure parentage, you
shut your fool mouf." This caused a
loud laugh among the negro spectators,
and was greeted with such exclama.
tons as "golly. but dat mig is come, ,
Hes the man for tslkm'. '''iou bet, !"
and ITO be sure, honey"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

TRE propcsed 18th amendment to
the Constitution providing that from
and AFTER the sens Presidential elr-
ton, the President shall hold his ONCE
during the term Of six yesrs, end shah
not ID. s,isibls kr rs-elscsios, fAilsa In
ths House BY vote Of i3A for. and
10< agaiset. .th...
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

THE protracted meeting at the Chris
tian Church at Nicholasville, conduct
ed BY Elder Franklin. Of Cincinnati.
closed last week, after a three weeks
ssigs against the cohorts Of Satan.
with TWENTY-FIVE additions to the
church. - --:-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12
Nor. Revolutionary Proceedings.

More Rersi.fiesssv Proceedings.
Last Monday. Gen, Grant sent q
message to the Senate recommending
the overthrow Of the present State
Government of Arkansas. '.and the
placing Of Mr.. Brooks in authority on
the ground that he was lawfully elect
ell in 1872. Brooks has never yet
held the position OF Governor; he Was
defeated by Baxter. who was main
tanned in his place against Brooks in
1873, by the recognition OF the Prcsi-
dent. who decided chat the Baxter
Government was tho legal oas. Now
the President secedss from the position
he then took, though another quiet
election has taken place in the State
since then. and another Governor
elscted-Governor Garland--who, =
Congressional Committee has just re-
ported, (see report on first page) is en-
titled 10 the place, being the lawful
Governor. The tone Of the message
plainly indicates that il Congress will
not decide who is Governor Of Arkan-
sas, the President will. rs soon AS Con
gress sdjourns, overthrow the new
A 4 A. AZ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

TIM witty passgraphist Of the
Msossaia Bsks, expresses his views on
tie pas.age Of the Civil Rights Bill
- follows:
Neutrality-suspicious. angtana'sliska
rlungtanagnslitisesti."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

A CROWD of congenial scsmps all
over the country are mourning in sack
10th and ashes, over the uniimely de-
feat Of Matt Carpenter. the notorious
Senator from Wisconsin. by Hon. Au-
gus Cameron. This result vas brought
about by a coalition Of Democrats
with boiling Republicans. Cameron
accepted a Platform that includes hard
money. a tariff tor revenue only. aud
the supremacy Of civil authority in
times Of peace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

DvMxe the recent cold snsp . Ken
lucky editor discovered one great ad-
vantage in bsiAg q man. He can un'
dFss aud have bis side Of the bed
warn before . woman has got her hair
pins out and her shoes unlacsd.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

TIE successor If Senator sprsgue,
Of Rhode Island. is the Federal Gen
sral A, L. Burnside who figured in
Kentucky during the var. He y A.
N the famous inveetsr of side whisk-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

SsvERAL prominent Democrats Of
,Isssamine county have joined in . call
upsn Dr. John c. Wslch, Of Nicho-
lasville. 70 become . candidate for the
Iesnlature. falLn .fnn.i ---- :,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

The first FIRE in the Navy Depart
ment Building at Washington. short
time ago, brought to mind the remark
Of Hon. J. B. Beck. during one Of
his canvasses in the Ashland district,
that the Radicals. when repudiated BY
the people and forced to leave the old
ship Of State. would burn the record
OF their crimes. The second FIRE, q
few weeks subsequent to the first,
aroused a well-grounded suspicion that
ii WAS an incendiary for the sole pur.
pose Of destroying certain records that
would be Of service IN q Democratic
Committee of Investigation. The
third fire, two weeks ago. confirmed
the suspicion. How is it possible for
honest Keniuckians to cling to a party
50 corrupt How can they endorse
party leaders who are lost to every
principle of honor; dead to all sense Of
shame, and doomed to eternal in.amy
in all future generations,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

NM. Carr. JACK. in her lonely -
eloiss. may take Comfort in the
thought that il cost the Government
al 900 to make her widow.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

TEE Court Of Appeals will consider
The case Of Capt. Thos. c. Jones,
charged with usurping an oifice. on the
23d day Of March next. A. -.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

ThE Mardi Gras celebrations at
Louisville, Covingtou and Frankfort,
in this State, and At Memphis, Tenn,
.op Tuesday last, were magnificent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

THERE seems 10 be = desire on the
part Of some VI the citizens Of Gar.
rard county, to have the indictments
against the numerous parties for par
ticipation in the riot in Lancaster last
summer. quashed, with the hope that
it would allsy the feeling Of political
animosity which nos exists with dan
geroas intensity. We are not very
well posted on the state Of affair, over
there, and therefore. cannot express
an inteIligens opinion about this mat
ter, but il seems to us that such a
compromise would not fully satisfy the
demands Of justice, or prove q very
thorough vindication Of the law. IL
would be happy day for the good
citizens Of the county, il the old ami
mo.itiss could be wiped out Of exist
ence. and all begin afresh. But is it
praciicable' Let disinterestsd parties
answer. -.....-~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Coz. 4. I. N. MAyon i called up
10 BY "n,suy citizens" to secome .
Asdidaie for the Legislature. in
Ypnklin coppty.s .;,~.r ..-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Hos. JOINS You've BxowS Of Ken
tucky, has immortalired hiniself Last
week he was. in obedience to a party
vote, censured by the speaker of the
House for utterine these golden words on
the H@r ofthe House. while speaking
against the pa'snge OF the Civil Rights
bill: an Scotland years ago, there
was q man whose tr@le wa, murder,
and he earned his livelihood by selling
the boiie, Of his victim, for gold. H.
linked his name to the crime, and to-day
II 10 known throughout the world IS
"Burking." II ] were To describe all
that was pusillanimous In war. inhu.
man in peace. forbidding in morals. and
infamous In politics, ! should call it
"BrrLERisM."
Mr.. Brown. you can gst our vote
hereafter to enable you to step up and
in.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

- MxtE. Ntcssox's health Is so bad
that il is probable that she will never
again sprear in public as a prima-
donna.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

|. TnorgH the full compliment Of
competent and efficient professors i
kept up 10 Kentucky University, it is
BY 10 means In % prosperous . coodi.
ton as il was before the unfortunate
dissensions arose. The attendance Of
students has fallen o. very con'idsra-
bly,. and matters seem to be growing
wore rather than better; and will CON.
tinue 70 grow worse until the relief
which the Lesishtvrs. denied ct Ia
last term Is given.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

NAcDUyy. the phy-iognomist, an.
thropologist, "drummsr." temperance
lecturer, 'cousumrtive," ETC., etc., is
% the wing again. - h'"i 81
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

TIE new postal arrangement for
small parcels is blessing. The par.
eel Post is = step in civilization.
Gloves, shawls, candy ornaments. tea,
anything not weighing over four
pounds, can he sent quicker by mail
than express. and at a fractional cost.
For two cents, one may send BY mail a
parcel weighing a quarter Of pound
from Maine to California; eight cents
will carry pound across the conti-
uebt. .t-a.. arn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

THK postoifioss in the United States
apparently nsasi aher President
0ssat. afs almost - numercus . his
p<latione in oifice.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

The new rule recently adopted by
the House Of Representatives BY .
bare two-shiris msjority, provides that
only two dilatory motions--a motion
to adjourn. and motion to adjourn "
a certain day--shall be entertained by
the Speaker at each stage IN the pro-
ceedirgs of a bill; aud provides also,
that the previous question shall not be
seconded on the first day of the con.
sideration of any bill except by q
thresqaarters vote. This, however. 10
not to apply to any bill Apr 'priating
money. Thus. it will be seen. that
the power of the minority To impede
corrupt and mischievous legislation is
taken from them. Behind the origin
al project Of Butler, and under cover
Of the legislation for the negro which
it ostensibly aimed to secure, are a
host Of the worst jobs that have
thronged the lobby for years. These
will come forth SOON. Great must be
the present inducement. in the way OF
bribes. to cause the Radicals within
one month Of the end Of theft majori-
ty in the House. to struggle 6ercely to
s.~,,, "a ~. .1,nt;,r, ~ N r,,ia rostr;,t
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

PxEuxoSiA, and other lung dissas.
=. appear 10 be rigging with unusual
fatality all over the State. q .Et
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12
NOTICH

r 80, ssn . q *! .. ~ 49, s:: u: ~ rs
~ sa~s =. D =. cs~Vs-a. hs ~ p.svhsss -
csss H. pr.~<-r ~ ~ seroussN, pstes. sutsrtl.
sisss, ese., dee she sasa eta; snd hu srass>6 ail
Win our surce--w, M ". y wsit.s, be sti fsl-
~ I'll cor e.ssrscss f6r savertisnF ssA ssssssip-
iis~r 20 the arsi day 81 March. IsA rAr'iss chs
10, li7s, viii W farui.hsd viii the pap<r BY Mr.,
". p. walton Coz the fall tine kr which they
hss~ psid. rsrtirs having claiwss sfni~ss the eru
tk~n 70 p. =. Csmp}N b. scttlessent' nnties whs
Gee tkv errs viii ~ sheis iwiehep4ssus 10 .. J.
Csnsrhen cr aernts vh.sn he MY asth~rise 10 col-
Gsd In ears Il the isfsmios JorssAI
D. ". HILTON,
.-.... ...l w. J. CANPnkLLs
,sssst.sd, Ey, ian. y, Is,,. ,se-,t
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x Trrax ere two Csmewn's in. tbe
Bssate; and that's what's the matter
With gold. .,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

THE ar.s train was run through the
ssous Hoosac tunnel on La; Tuesday.
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-----a--.a-..a.-.
wxsre much in favor Of tho subor.
nation " she military % tho civi' pow
er, says the arier.Jcarnal, but It
must he confessed that our maisia lsw,
90 rcsd by Attorney General Rodman.
is rather hard on the judges. "whsn-
ever Il becomes necessary, in order, to
sustain the supremac, Of the law. that
the troops should fire upon . mob. :
says the statute, "the civil ofscer call.
ing out such troops I'm the exercise Of
a sound discrstioa), shslI give the or
der Ia Are in writing tothe superior Of
fcer present" Aud the judge, il The
Judge has called out the tr"ps. is to
remain upon the ground" says the
Attorney General, .'fcr the purpose Of
giving the order to fire." A furious
mob asssulting . Jail, or mSpy rush.
ing through the city, dealing, death and
destruction on every hspL With q ven
srsble judge IN the dosble-quick, pen
in hand, a piece Of writing paper on
the crown Of his hat, and an ink.horn
slung around his neck. following up a
militia company, 20 ss'to be on the
ground at the critical moment for the
purpose Il giving the order to fire in
writing, and, exercising sound dis
erection under such trying circsinstan-
zee, would be not only pleasing pic
ture of the supremacy Of the civil over
Ihe military power, but would be high
y illustrative Of the courage. the IN.
ius,ry and the impcrturbable calmns--
of the judiciary.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Al all Ticket oness In ths spuis aud southwest.
JOHN MACLEOD, Gs.f sept
SIS PAkkER, uspl Ps~L A Tiskss Ast.
Io-i.syi,hs X,
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Passenger yis this Ilns avoid a tsiious hssl
Through Louisville. By changing cars al the shoIt
Line Janction. thse lailss south Of the city, vhsss
thsy can be ssrysd With an ekesilsnt pssf q M
tors Dining Hall II All Hears
Trsins or the short Line make closs COO asriisn.
North and Eat
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READ the two las, columns on srs,
page' .-L----.--f.l. /.