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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

TYPEWRITERS sold. excnanged, rented and repaired; supplies for all makes of ma chines Remington Standard Typewriter. F..
 A. Etherdge. Salesman. 5Gh Commerce St. phone 29s. tf-ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

F. NJ. KOHN & SON.
 261z Commerce St
 For s2,350 We have for sale cottage on High street on lot 60x150 feet that is just the thing you are looking for. This property comfortable. home and don't want to pay a fortune for 1t. We commena ,.nis place to your notice.
 On South Hull street at the corner of making $500 this S summer take I"' in thts 4" offer.
 There is a home in one of the very hest is two storied. built ike n ship. is. roomy; comfortable and near to bushes We N'!ll sell for cash or half cash. from on to to eSy acfes W ah sars 1t is 15 miles from MontgH gHmery.
 We want to buy a smooth. sandy land We will pay just what the place is worth No fancy price. but the value ct the place We want to buy well improved farm from 400 to se0 acres If you have sueh a place that you wish to sell We can place 1t for you.
 farming land near Montgomery, eitker on the graveled road or on the railroad
 We have s5.ooO for a customer that we are instructed to invest !n good MontEom- cry property. If you have a 2ieos of prop erty that you think viii answer let us have a description of 1t.
 We have a customer from the Far West who wants to buy good farm near Mont gomery We are preparing tc show him that might fiji inc bill. we viii be pleased to to show & him your property if you will send us a good description in time. We have an application for a home for money we may sell 1t for you this week This office makes speciality of selling any good Montgomery County property and you can realize on your property if placed with us at the proper value.
 For s1.oOo we can sell you three negro houses and lets pretty well located One then The s necme en s9 i. .ao 0d the cheapest one For sl1,coo we will sell a piece of down town property that should make you s2.bo3 by Christmas.
 feet front. six roomed house. for ;i,000.
 Now here's a good chance to make same so4 by 1s2 feet With two s we houses nass pretty n terrace as Is in Montgomery. street side and on the corner build three more two .st9ry houses ami you can readily Go out and examine this property It Is sure winner There Is n1 risk. and a ---- E. .&---1
 F. NJ KOHN < SON.
 26h Commerce St.
       
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

We have s5.o00 for a customer that we are instructed to invest .n good MontEom- cry property. If you have a pieos of prop erty that you think viii answer let us have a description of 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

For s2,350 have for sale cottage High street lot 60x150 feet that is just the thing you are looking for. This property is well worth s2T50. and if you want a comfortable home and don't want to pay a fortune for 1t. We commena ,.nis place to your notice
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

We want to buy good prairie plantation from BOG to 1.20o acres. We don't care Il 1t is 15 miles from Montg" "mery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

We want to buy 100 acres of smooth farming land near Montgomery, either on the graveled road or on the railroad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

We want to buy a smooth. sandy land place of l.4CO acres with a clay sufsS!l. We will pay just what the place is worth. No fancy price. but the value cs the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

We want to buy well improved farm from 400 to sn0 acres. If you have sueh a place that you wish to sell, We can place 1t for you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

On South Hull street at the corner of South street there are four lots We offer for sale i.t S3.250. If you are bent on making $500 this summer take in this offer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

Wc are offering this week several dwellings for sale at very reasonable prices, and request parties who want to buy to call and see our list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

who wants to buy a good farm near Mont gomery. We are preparing tc show him next week. If you have something tc sell that might fill the bill. we will be pleased to show him your property if you will send us a good description in .ims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

There is home in of the very hest neighborhoods in Montgomery that we are authorized to sell for $7.5o0. This place Is two storied. built like n ship. is roomy. comfortable and near to bushes. We ,'!ll sell for cash or half cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

FOR RENT-Six room house on Belt Line Apply 512 Columbus St. phone lSs4. A
 FOR SALE-Six room residence m .1'y-
 ton St. No 605, with stable and on
 premises. alley way in rear; terms part cash and balance at per cent inteiss; Chandler & Douglass. 1i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

CLASSIFIED advertising simplifies your search. Even to look for a needle in hay stack" would be easier if the hay stack were classified and the needle placed under the letter "N." And if the needle like many want ads were threaded with a golden thread. the quest would be still more attractive.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED Laborers to work at saw mill at Riderviie Ala: good wages paid
 E. F.. Jackson Lumber Co. 4t-a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

THREE large liamond: just taken out of our safe three large diamonds which weigh
 1-ls. 3i2 and kt; any one interested in a large diamond will do well to call at onr store and investigate the price of these gomery Loan Co, : x. Court St. 8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

We have an application for home for about $2.000 which we can't fill If you have such place, and 1t Is worth the money we may sell 1t for you this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
Houses for Rent.
pRO,,EnTy EOu SALE

On Hilliard Street. now ready. has i've rooms and gc0d bath and sanitary onncctiCns; Fricc very reasonable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay. to distribute circulars. adv. matter. tack slgns.
 cts; canvassng. Address Ma .ionil Ad- vertising Co. 100 Oakland Bank bllg., h. caRo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
FINANCIAL.

MONEY MONEY-we have all you want to
 lend on long or short time. on all classes of real estate. Call to The State Ab- stract Co.,. II South Perry St. su-tf-27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

SOMETIMES you have to hustle in answer ing a want ad. or you find that someone else has answered 1t before you. So, don't wait until the want ads are 'cold' before you read them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

BEER-How to make pure lager beer at home. cents gallon: machinery need ed write for particulars. Gen Co-Operative Supply Co, 401-2 Riser Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

FOR SALE-Four room house with shed on large lot one block beyond Mildred St. cor. Mobile and Vandiver Sts.. for $i.2oo: this property is never vacant, always rented to prompt paying tenants; don't let this pass you. great bargain ]. E. Dillard.
 1l9 Dexter Ave. 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
TTEKVIL
ALL OVER THE ISLAND.t

An entertainment and reception for the
benefit of the Church OF the immaculate
Conception Will be held at Crescent Hall,
In Stapleton, Wednesday, May 3.
y vocal aud instrumental concert will
be given by the Singing Society Einigkeit
at Bachmsn's Theatre. in Rosebank.
Monday evening.
The Misses Vanderhoef gave a fsyor
dance at their residence on WesterveIt
avenue, New Brighton, Monday evening
A big testimonial ball and reception
will DO held at the German Club rooms.
in Stapleton, Saturday evening, by the
Frank Dacey Association. for the benefit
of Charles Priester one OF its members.
who was rendered helpless by an acct
dent.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Pttrick's
church, of Richmond, is arranging for a
prize bowlin z contest, to be followed by
dance, Mt The Atlantic Iun Hotel, Grant
City, on Monday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
New York Markets.

WCdHpE%AIIr-rccbpal Gg SPr''i n 1pn'0g 5oa 5o1bc.
SGTS- otiet. No J white natural 3Gc.
NJ D While cIipned. 36aSSi5c.
NTAIJOW-Steadv: CITY. i5sc.; country.
~ 49,
7poiPSkTOES Weak: Florida. new. SEA
: - state and western. 75c.Gsl; Jersey
SToets 80 5OS4
'UOpS%0Wiet state common to choice.
,o6i o51 o. to09 son l5c olds, 11m13c
Poci1c coast 1904 35G9Sc,: 1903. 2ia2ic.
nids it613c
oor GNerrantiie Exchange Official quota
iion t5oc ! =. frsts 57G 2Sc' seconds, 25a 26c, ;
tbirds So state dairy extras. 27IsG2Sc. :
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"5GSGfi State fulI cream small col
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az y f faHe eood 19L' 1Igs,c moor los. a.
i11O' 'rao roIoi.nd and white fancy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
SOUTH AN
NEWS TIE MS.

The frame is up for Henry Nelson's
new house in Henry street
The Central Railroad Go mpSuy will
have the house formerly occupied by
Frank Buckalew and family, thoroughly
overhauled The walls will be scraped
plastered and papered. The interior vii
be newly painted also. Messrs. Stillwell
a. Mason assisted by Charles Bennett,
fu nigated the house Friday evening.
Master Parker Lewis of John street, is
recovering from n severe attack of sore
tn roat. DR.. Albright attended him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perrine, Jr., aIt
the happy parents of a young son three
days old.
Tnirty-eight Polanriers came to this
borough from New York City on theii
way to Sayre and Fishers brick va rds
Friday night very day and night o
the past week y number of poles have
came from the city and boarded the tro l.
ley cars. There were Il number of Aus
TRANS also. all of whom were croutes to
said brick yards.
Ernest Neiltop's new house in Henry
street is being plastered.
The regular NJ Getting of the American
Mech anics was well attended Friday
evening.
Frank Fowler is very i'll with pneu-
monia at his mothers in B~ordentown
aveue, DR.. Jackson is attending him.
Miss Mae Evans is spending Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in Middle
town.
Mrs. Samuel Freeman is reported as
very i'll at her home in Mechanic svill e,
with stomach trouble. Members of POGO
hontas lodge were called unou to sit At
with her Friday night.
Frank Buckalew aud fam lily have
moved from Catherine street to Stevens
avenue.
G. Srtraub was a New York visitor
Friday.
Mrs. George Lahue, of Bordentown
avenue, entertained company from out OF
town Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
HELP H FIRE &

he fire laddies deserve vour patronage
don't fail to go to st. Mary's Hall
tonlSht, where you will lie well repaid
for Que small sum of money expended
onlyA25 and 81 cents admission fee, aud
you Vii regret it if you stay away. The
free fighting scenes and the moving pic
lures Aill he very interestin 9, especially
as many pictures of our local fiiemen
will be presented both of the past and
present, among them will he the picture
of the fit,St chief OF the fire department
in this borough, the late John Dykes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
AT BROWNS YARD,
Many Boats Being Built Those
Now on the Ways.

AT the shipyard of A. G. Brown 81
sons many new boats are being built
and the concern has enough work
ahead to keep a large force working for
months.
The hull Of a new tug for John f..
Moore, of New Yor k, has been laid. The
boat will he l30 feet long and will have
all the up to date improvements installed
A tug 100 feet long is also being hu ill
for l.. Boyer of New York. A 20 foot
shooner yacht is being constructed fer
Mr.. Robinson, Of New York. Work on
the hous eboat which as told in the
NEWS, is being built for Il New Yorker
is well under way aud il Will be launched
ia about a month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29

NEW YORK, April 29.-With appro-
pirate ceremonies Il tablet marking
the house. IS Prince street. in this
city, in which President james Monroe
died in 1881. was unveiled here by
Gouverneur Hoes of Washington, n
DESCENDANT of The dead president.
tiencral Fred Dent Grant made an ad-
dress on Monroe. the Soldier and
J. Van Necjten Olcott IN Monroe. the
Statesman" Miss Mary Van Buren,
NarderpoOl presided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
NAN PATTERsoN's TRIAL.
State Rests It's Case with Sensational
Evidence.

E~NI0ehcP.
NEW YORK, April 90. Assistant
District Attorney Rand closed the case
for the prosecution at the trial of Nan
Patterson for the murder of Caesar
Young after Mrs. J. Morgan Smith had
been subjected to Il grueling eXamina-
ton, and Henry w. Unger of Levy 81
Unger, counsel for the prisoner. made
a motion for the dismissal of the ON
plant against the actress.
He spoke for more than one hour and
(. addressed the majority. of his remarks
TO the jury. He commended that no case
lad been made out against the defend
ant: that it had not been shown that II
crime was committed, and if there was
no proof had been adduced that the de-
PENDANT had committed it.
Mr.. Rand in opposing the motion to
dismiss criticised Mr.. Unger's address.
saying it was in the nature of a sum
ming up. Leaving all other considera-
tons out of the case, he said, the direc-
ton of the bullet alone made it incum-
bent on the recorder to let the case go
to the jury.
Referring TO the identity of the per-
son who purchased the revolver, Mr..
Rand said:
Il do not believe there is a person
within the sound of my voice who
doubts that it was j. Morgan Smith
who bought the pistol. 1t is not Il
pawnbroker's business TO identify his
customers"
Recorder Golf denied the motion to
dismiss the case. and then recess was
taken for an hour to give Mr.. Levy an
opportunity to decide whether or not he
would put in any defense.
Mr.. Levy asked for an adjournment
until Monday morning, and Recorder
Golf consented.
That j. Morgan Smith was in LYMAN
Stems ~pawnshop on June 3. the day
before Caesar Young was killed. was
the line of argument Mr.. Rand placed
before the jury in his examination of
Julia Madison Smith. his wife and
Mans sister.
Previously Stern had testified that
NV ItNolNFI Win NllltI ItulS N"H
killed had been purchased in his pawn
shop on June 3. but had not been able
to identify Smith as the purchaser.
Nan Patterson was stunned when
this most damaging testimony against
her cause was wrung from her sister
after hours of the most torturing and
grueling examination by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Rand.
After Mrs. Smith had taken the wit
ness stand Mr.. Rand showed her three
gold bracelets. a diamond ring and
four pawn tickets. The jewelry had
been pawned in Storms Sixth avenue
shop.
Mr.. Rand forced Mrs. Smith to iden-
tify the articles and admit that they
were hers and that the tickets had be-
longed TO her. ,
She was forced TO admit that j. Nor
gan Smith. her husband. had pawned
the articles for her. Caesar Young was
killed early on the forenoon of Satur-
day, June 4.
1t is reported that there will he no
defense offered by counsel for Nan
Patterson in her battle for life on the
charge Of numbering Caesar Young.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
LUMBER PLANT z N
Milford, he, Threatened by n Disas-
trous Fire.

trOus Fire.
MILFORD. Me. April %. Sparks
from a pile of burning waste boards
on the bank of the PenObscot river.
carried 10y the wind into the lumber
ward of Barker Il Sons. started Il fire
that before it had been controlled de-
Stroycd twenty-one buildings and
100000 feet of box lumber. entailing
A total loss roughly estimated at So
900.
A strong wind spread the flames rap
idly. and for a time it was thought
that the village. with its large lumber
interests, would he wiped out. At dusk
the wind died down. and. fire appa-
ratrls arriving from Bangor and Old
town. the progress of the flames was
checked.
The buildings destroyed included the
Episcopal church. the Maine Central
railroad station. the town hail. three
stores and fifteen dwellings. The build
ings were small. of wooden frames,
and did not average over $1,000 in
value. The lumber loss falls chiefly
on Barker X Sons and is estimated at
500. The Jordan Lumber company
Nyp was Il small loser. y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
LORD BADGE WON.


CoIona stakes the Feature Mt Jn-
maica Track.
NEW YORK. April 29.-Lord Badge.
Mt 10 to |, won the Corona selling
stakes. the feature of the card at Ia
maica. scoring his second victory in
two days. The field ran well punched
to the stretch. where Lord Badge
moved out and won driving by half a
length from the favorite, Grenade.
The finish in the fifth race was very
close and exciting. Gold Badge and
Gallavant coming to the wire in Il ter
rife h~ead-and-head drive. The former
gained the decision by Il nose. Sum
marieS:
First Race.-Pasadena. first: Tea
cress, second: Sparkling Star. third.
Second Race.-First Water, first; Bal
lot Box. second; Sunfire. third.
Third Race.-Dekaber, first: Dolly
Spanker. second: Ocean Tide. third.
Fourth Race,-Lord Badge, first; Gre
made. second; DR.. Coffey, third.
Fifth Race.-Gold Badge, first; Gal
lavant. second; DR.. Colfey, third.
Sixth Race.-Supreme Court. first:
Phoebus, second: Billy Roche, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
PADEREWSKI VERY ILL.
Famous Virtuoso stricken Mt May
ara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y, April 90
Ignace Padercwski, the great pianist.
is seriously i'll in this city from Il
strange cause. His engagement here
last night had TO he Cancelled.
On Thursday night Paderewski gave
a concert at London. Ont. Willie he
was playing one of his most difficult
pieces he suddenly felt something snap
in the back of his neck. Immediately
severe pains set in at the back OF his
head and down his spinal column.
He was able to continue the concert.
but his condition grew worse through
the night. and he was unable TO sleep,
In his private car he made the jour
ney to this city. arriving here at 1l:09
o'clock. His condition is. much worse,
his arms are stiff, and he has severe
pains in me back and at the ton of his
head.
A telegram was sent to Buffalo sum
moning DR.. Francis +. FroncZac of
Fillmore avenue. Il French specialist,
and he is now here. Paderewski's spe-
cial car. the fastener, was attached to
the train leaving here for Boston mt
2:l6 O'Clock in the afternoon, and he
will make the trip through to that city
for medical attention.
Paderewski has cancelled all the re
naming engagements of his tom in
this country. DR.. FroncZac's diagnosis
of P~aderewski's ailment was to the eff
feet that he is suffering from Il severe
attack of neuritis. 1t has also been
suggested that his ailment may be
something in the nature of meningitis.
Ignace paderrwski's musical genius.
as given expression on the piano. is
known the world over He has made
many tours of the United States. al
ways carrying his audiences before
him. His fortune resulting from his art
is said to he next to Adelina PATHS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
TWO FUNE RAILS.

The funeral of Mrs. Maria Riggs took
place from hes daughters residence in
George street, Friday afternoon az ,
O'Clock and was well attended. There
were some beautiful flowers. Iuterment
was made in Christ chur oh cemetery.
7. b. Quackenboss had charge of the
funeral
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Fogarty
took Place from st. Mary's church yes
terday morning at 0 O'Clock. MIS-. Fogir r
ty died at Tomkins Home where she had
made in St. Mary's cemetery, j j. oaul-
~ had charge of the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
Rurc,ars nj Orange. n. 7.

ORANGE. n. J.. April 29.--A daring
burglary has been discovered here. The
residence of George a. Boyce, Il retired
merchant, living at IA North Grove
street, was during the absence of the
family ransacked and devastated The
thieves smashed furniture and de-
stroyed valuable property. This is the
third time Mr.. Boyce's house has been
ransacked. and he was robbed once be-
fore in another house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
THE SHORT CUT.

For the benefit of those who get lost
trying to find the short cut to the ceme-
terry, we will state that II. G. Peirine,
Sr has bad the road leading into H. c.
Perrine: Jr's., road and so on to Pine
avenue, the Heights, made between the
new house occupied by his coachman on
Swan Hill, AMI the Terra Gotta Works,
So those who desire to &C that way will
have TO 20 past the latter building to
reach Portia street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
England Ia Have Record Wnrship,

LONDON. April 29.-Arthur Hamil-
ton Lee. civil lord of the admiralty.
speaking mt Gosport last night. said
that the lessons of the ItuSso-JapaneSe
war had nccesSitated changing the de-
signs of projected British warships
and that now designs are nearly com
pleted. The admiralty. he said, is pre-
pairing to begin the construction at
tleship the world has ever seen and to
build it in the shortest time on record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
Woodbridge
THE CHURCHES.

"rbe True Ilea Of Worship will he
the subject Of Dr. NcCowau sermou ION
Sunday at II "a. M. AT 30 p. NJ. the
subject will b. "rhe History of Il
Crank. sunday school at 10 O'Clock
aud Christian Endeayor praise service
at G.I5 y. m.
Dr. McNulty w III have for the subject
Of bis sermon IN sandy morning. The
Christian son Ct Zion - In the e%venins
the subj .ct VIII b. Travel, in Christian
Life.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
MRS. PALMER BURIED

The funeral of Mrs. Alfred Palmer
whl was burned to death "Wednesday
afternoon, AS held from her home in
afternoon. Ms. Palmer was sevcnty-eight
years old and is survived by a hu sband
and seven children.
They are five sons, William. Freeman,
Raney, Martin and Percy, and two
daughters Ms. j. C. Murphy aud Mrs
4. A. Russell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
CATARRHAL TROUBLES PREVALENT.
Spring Months Cause Sickness. Breathe
Hyomei, and Be Cured of Catarrh.

Catarrhal troubles are more ommon
at this season than at any other time o
the year. The sudden changes that
come during the spring months are pro-
ductive of many cases Of catarrh tina,
without proper treatment will become
chronic.
The pleaSal test. most convenient, and
only scientific method for the treatment
aut cure of ~catarrll. is Hyomei. Simply
pnt twenty diops in the little pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfit, and
then breathe it for three minutes four
times a day.
No dangerous Il ugs or alcoholic con
cnetinnS ara taken into the system when
Hvomei is used. Breathei through the
i~Ilialrr, 'he halsamic fragrancebt Hyomei
penetratcs To the most remote cells Of
the nose and throat, and t. us kills the
catarrhal germs. heals the iriitated mu-
cOus membrane, and gives complete and
permanent cure.
Thousands of testimonials have been
given a, u the astonishing cubes made
by this remedy. j. s. NugPnt ,Nt~reasurer
0 the New York Life ailce Com
pauy, writes Uyomei has ccmpletely
cured my daughter of catarrh, from which
she has bee a SNIFF rer for years."
The complete Hycmei outfit cost but
" dollar. and AS the inhaler gill last a
Uterine and there is sufficient Hyomei
for several weeks treatment, it is the
most economical catarrhal remedy known.
Tx bottles can he procur d for fifty
kuts. Ask "A. Sexton TO show you
strong guarantee under which he
Is lily omei.
-----M 4.t H
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
A CONDITIONS.
r.. G. Dun 4 Co.'S Weekly Report of
BUSINESS Outlook.

Business Outlook.
NEW YORK, April 20. Business
broadens in Il wholesome manner, and
the most encouraging indication regard
ing the future is the scarcity of labordis-
putes. These controversies are usually
most numerous on May l, but this year
no serious trouble is threatened. and
one beIeticent result is the expanding
activity in the building trades. job
beers have experienced n good spring
trade, and manufacturers are now re-
ceiving large c~Qhtkacts for fall ship
ment, while retail sales are of salts
factory volume eXceptSat IA few points
where Indictment weather has tempo
rarily retarded distribution.
Liabilities of commercial failures thus
far reported for April amounted to
50, 75S.S0S, of which S2.3f4,410 were in
manufacturing. So. 1882 in trading
and $3.50, al in other commercial lines.
Failures for the week numbered 204
in the United States against 202 last
year and II in Canada compared with
Is Il year ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-29
Didn't Meet the catacomhs-

Mrs. Wellredd-Did you visit the cata-
combs while in Rome?
Mrs. Nooritch-No; we called on no
one of that name. We met very few
people. in fact.-Louisville Courier
Journal.