The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

nt'-r JC riT't' 44 i rvy r8 THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18 1902: 8 yards ruined Thousands of Women Suffer and Many Die Owing: to False Treatment A NEWS IN S0CIEY dial liking of many friends Mr and Mrs Klam will leave to-day for a Southern trip and will bo at home after Dec 1 at 518Boscobel street Although the wedding was of such quiet arrangement a number of valuable gifts were received ANNOUNC I I On account of the inclemency of the weather yesterday interfering with the attendance at our CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY SALE continue the Bargains as announced in Advertisement two days Tuesday 11 We would suggest the advisa- securing these excellent offerings The Carpets Curtains Rugs and Fancy Goods exceedingly tempting and will appeal economical ideas GARMENTS GREEN TAG i I I WEATHER REPORT COMPARATIVE DATA FOR NOV 17 We will and Wednesday bility of prices on are certainly to your fNJO-CVJO-d It Shows Wisdom buying stationery to go where there is largest assortment to select from strong point is a big collection of the things and not a conglomeration of that had better be missed than seen coming candidate for popularity 1-overiooked in making np stoch of station and blank books FOSTER WEBB Normal temp this date (25 yrs) for the day Excess since first of month Excess since bret of Normal preelp this date (2d rs) 14 ns Excess for the day Jn Deficiency pince fliwt of month 1 1J nB Dcflclcncv since first of jear 1 41 ns Uotal since Jan MIo ins 49 (J-g (leg SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS A nhown at the station named at i ni 77th meridian time Nov 17 31- tr 3 3 STATIONS What Cows Did After Monday Bain of Home of the member of the West End Improvement Association are Inclined to give up In despair the efforts to beautify that section of the city Miss Cow will ultimately win the day If her present progress Is continued -and some of the lawns made so beautiful and attractive tmpiovmg them and by the removal of the ft ru es will In the end have the unsightly fences put tank In front of them hreo cows owners unknown or at least no animals were at rested wrought teirible havoc In several front yards Monday It la bud enough to go Into yard and up shrubbery and flowers when the weather Is diy Just affer a long soaking rain of several hours tho condition of a yard over which three cows have trampled can be Imagined The front yard of Phillips was a sight to behold Monday afternoon Mr Phillip removed his fence Just a month ago Since that time he has been compelled to resod his yard partially three different times Tho weather has been dry for mime time and the damage was not so great to tho jard Itself aiinouch it was trying experience to have shrubbery eaten and trampled down almost as fast as planted The end come Monday and Mr Phillips says he will he comp tied to put his fence back unless something is done to enforce elihcr the city or the Stale law Three rows trampled all over his front yard Just about the time a continuous rain of more than twelve hours ceased Every trauk was a hol In the ground not than six Inches anywhere and as ninth as a foot some (daces The yard was absolutely ruined Just at a time of year when nothing can be done to again lx notify It An effort Is being made to have the city stock raider move Into the section over which he Is supposed to watch 1 he city law only applies to the central portion of the city and West Nashville and this official livts on Wharf avenue sumo distance out in South Nashville A score or more of West End properly owners have signed an agreement to subscribe one dollars enrh ft month to psv the house rent of tho cow raider a an Inducement to get him to move to West End A house had been scoured but was late rented to another patty and an eftoi Is now being made to find another somewhere near the center of the section It has been suggested that owners of rows taken up by tbs elty stock raider could also be Indicted under the butte law Tlie city law only provides a penalty of fl 60 per day whereas the State law provides a fine of not less than J25 and makes the owner of the cow liable for damage done A rigid enforcement of the State law would soon cause owners to kep stock within a secure enclosure KILLED OVER A NICKEL Negroes Quarrel at Gallatin and One is Slain GALLATIN Tenn Nov IT-fRpeeial John Burns and Alfred Andrews both eol-ored quarreled hers this afternoon over a nlektl uiul Burns shot and killed Andrews Burns was employed at the general meiehandlso store of 'C lylcs headquarters and general resort tor the negroes and Andrews who had been loitering about the house claimed the house wl him a nickel when a fuss ensued between him and Burns Jt is riauned that Burns went out Into the street nnd pro-urlng some sturtes returned and threw them at Burns when Burns opened fire shooting Audit vvs through the heart causing Instant (hath Both hud the reputation of being bad negroes STATE SOCIAL NEWS ALAMO Tenn Nov Reed Gibbons and Miss Johnnie Bad-gett of Crockett M113 were married yesterday evening while silting in their buggy It was a Gretna Green affair Albert Age of Maury CHv and Winnie McBride of Kruitvaie were married yesterday at tne residence of ftmlsim County Cleik The marriage was a Gretna Green affair CLARKSVILLE Turin Nov (Special Mr and Mr Weils gave a rereption at the Arlington Hotti In com-phim-nt to the araduiuy Ltcu'hcr A mu-l cai programme wtt given the hosts being assisted by Mr Lupton Miss Nell Hyde and Harry Tinkering Mr und Mrs Coulter entertained in honor of tho two bridal couple Mr and Mrs Frank Last ry and Mr and Mrs ill I saury Matter MthanUl and With Oerhart gave a party to ono hundred little fr rda at the Gerhart suburban home on the Naih vide pike LYNNVILLK Tenn Nov (SpecinlV A number of the joung people of the Hrlrk community met with Mias Uhkmb Mamh and orgiu od a flneh eluh whi to me-l take ft month on Thursday eve-ningH Mir'h was ekeud TrestrVn bln kburn Wa Presidmi nnd Harwell Her'larv ar Mibvs Hankie and Emmie MeLaurln gave a fitnth puty aturduy afternoon A mnu of two eoursus was survud FHELBYVILLE 'IVin Vov 17 -(Special Tbe Saturday Evening Munra) flub gave an entertainment ftt the Ojura Haunt An ex cllent picKramm' aF given in whkh Mrs 7 Coopr Mrs Wilhut Mr Klnrence Rrantlev Mr Suudder Mrs Henry Hans Mrs Andrews Mrs Wlnsrn Mrs Wonsicy and Pmf Kirubro were the leading performers TRACY CITY Nov 17 VIm ittte Hampton who is vinting Mis YtoU KtH was the honoree of a of rG ii affair the pist wvk On idned tv overling Hampton wn irhen a ynpur at the borne of Miss Krilov un Thursday evming a dimo at the gimnasium of the 1 rnrv Oitv Athbtir Air liuon erkoetl bv a sm Hi i rt of ung folk Mr snl Mrs YV Brs ent r( lined Mi Kolkv ami Mis Jf iinWon on Kattirdav vtning the hi InliHi nt twdm? tbe porgH and sh vhes by the graphnphono of Mr Dirs TKWTPniTlO nn Nov 17 (Kjn 1 hi mt-Tting MB'! Mollie Mooulnghum and were nnrrhd The crh birthdav pnnlver trv of Ir Crufhtr un reiebrited nslerdiy bv In i I ut who assfmbhd nt the old borne neetr Wlih-dw Birds for the Pen Tenn Nov 17 (Spot in) As a result of a two weeks' tel of the Circuit Court which closed here last week the follow-lug were Riven free passes to the penitentiary Geo Pet Icing colored one year: Etk 1 1 1 bit colored one year Fam Ftone three yjirs Charles Bowman five yetfs Will Swift twenty years Levi Simmons thtep years: John Wnynlrk three yea is and Sam Oguln for life An otlii er came down from the penltn-tl iry to-day anil esi orted the first time named the others hre er ikcn appeals to the Supreme Court Oguln was scut up murder In the first degree Struck Coal Near Humboldt HUMBOLDT Tenn Nov 17 Coal was struck while Boring ft well on the Duffy farm near this place Fatunlay at a depth of thirty fet The vein is about one foot thick nnd of the very st qualify Mr Duffy will Irivc-tif-afe th" field and If It proves to be valuable arrangements will be made for mining It Postmaster Charged iWth Fraud MEMPHIS Tenn Nov (Special (I Jeflries former Postimster at a fourtli-i lass pnstofllee located Brownsville was arrested to-dsjf by Deputy irshal A Lea charged with padding the postal reft ipts of the ofiice J( (Tries was brought here this noun nnl was released on bond Fire at Pulaski PULASKI Term 17 At nilok to-nignt tire stnq i 1 one me dwtllmg on West Hill owittl bv I Ittman Co nod occupltd bv the Ininiu of II Wallace Mr Wallace Was el hut Ids irmly wt re visiting In M'-mpnls 'Die origin id (he fire Is unknown Tint loss Is imirnl by Insurant New Wireless System Signor Panra nn Iiaknn fiunnwr of no bu taken out a patent for a of 'urolo'U kluphMios with ftbuh claims that hp wll be able- to transmit sound to a distance ru greater (hnu hitherto aC- taiued by Martonli lureltts iclekraphy CELERY COMPOUND Never Fails to Banish Disease and pe-establish Last ing Health Thousands of women are kept In sickness for months and years owing false treatment and the use of worthies medicines and we are Inclined to bejeeve that Milton thought of this class of almost dying women when he said "The angelic guards ascended mute and sad" The commonsense treatment of to-day for weak rundown and suffering women Is Celery Compound This marvelous medicine is spoken of In every part of the civilized World and men and women of all classes derive new life from Its use Elizabeth Messlck Marietta writes about her rescue from a low condition of physical weakness she "Eight years ago 1 was most successfully operated on for an ovarian tumor weighing twenty-five pounds After the operation tonics and foods were used In vain to bring back strength In some way Celery Compound came to the rescue and It really seemed that four doses produced a change was then sixteen years old and had three years more of school work Your compound Is the only thing 1 have to thank for strength during the last three years at school Now I am eight months of each year ih the South In home missionary work among the freedmen This last spring I would have had to give up bur one bottle of Celery Compound made me over again My sister cured her eczema with Celery Compound We recommend it to all" DIAMOND DYES for children's flUhM are mot senrWv Me They color jackets coats capo rtM bone stouktntfH 11 as drenwra No other dye equal Ihamon 1 Dte in variety of 1104 they nnwrlt jmiuu Dirwtion book and 4 dred Garnpio free DIAMOND DYES Burlington Yt WEST NASHVILLE Miss Hallie Hunt Edwards and Holland Barker have returned to Mur-fretsboro after visiting Mrs Carrie Conner Miss Georgie Hardin and Mlss May Hardin of Conway Tex were the guests of Mrs Laura Phillips Cole Saturday Mr and Mrs A Pearson have returned to Lavergne Miss Sarah lotrsll and Miss Lulu Bernard are spending several days In Bennington Bend Eugene Burton of St Louis Is visiting the family of Smalley Prof Stowe who occupies the chair of expression at the Cumberland University at Lebanon will give a reading at Richland Hall Friday evening His principal theme will be "The Rivals" Miss Elnnra Lovell daughter of Mr and Mrs Lovellf and Albert Bernard were married at the home of the parents on Georgia avenup and Tenth street Sunday night at 7 The Berviee was conducted by Rev- Tom Logan of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the immediate family the only witnesses The bride wore a becoming gown of blue tailored cloth and white moire waist They will make their present home with Mrs Wllhel-inlna on Indiana avenue The bride Is cultured and popular and the groom Is connected with tre Nashville Chattanooga St Louis shops In business and Is a young man of fine traits of character At the meeting 'of the Literary Club nt the Christian Church Monday night Resolved That the Fnuth Had a Right to t'oeede" vvts dehitel Messrs Ibd-lldiy and Trke spoke in behalf of the affirmative mgunierit and Messrs Aruff and McGregor for the mgativp Mr Blazer gave an Interesilng reading Miss Allle Abbott nnd Clarence Boya were tnarritd at MoTyelre Church by the pastor Rev Cullorn Funday morning after services Mrs Bright has returned to Hendersonville after visiting Mrs Mary Bright ALLOWED BAIL Alleged Lynchers of Cha Davis Are Out on Bond SMITHVILLE Tenn Nnv 17 Saturday afternoon Jude nnnourutvl that he ht dM tdert that It be lm possihie to pet a Jury hi this rounty to trv the parti 9 who lnrhd Charley Horn fifteen month and that und Is the law and eonMlmtu be thought they wot entitled to bill and derided He fined th bond of Torn and John (Inarm Sr $10 yueli those of John ftjvan van and Jim Johnson at $12 0 and thy bond of Milton Hughey the futh of the girl bred to hie hern assaulted bv THivK IH Tho nd were all Immediately nnuLi and the pnrtie 11 went to thMr hnm feeling almost a proud a if a ver-dkt of tut guilty hnd on enured for them hLt the final nault of they rne will he I not yet knwn but It Ik hflhved by many tint this virtually pmIr their pr'o nth The mother of the decent bov vik pres ent in the court room when Judge Higgin made hi nnnnunrpnient In the ciinj and was grtaMy afford and wept bitterly TO NEW YORK Receivers of Nashville Railway Con suit With Him MnJ Lewis and Berov Warner ret elvers of the Nashville Railway Cumberland Electric Light A- Bows Company have gone to New York for the purpose of consulting with the own cts of the pmptity relative to the ex tensive Imprnv emt nts contemplated pi --enlatlve of a New Yoik engineer tng firm was in Nashville for gome time set ut lug data All of this down to th miuutist detail will be rtady to preset) ut the confert nee It in txpecled that Messrs Warner and Lewis will rt tui with a dt finite nnd final decision as to JuG what Improvements the company tb wires to make Alleged Firebugs MURFREESBORO Tenn Nov lal Jlml'lnkerton colored was ar-r Slid list night on the ihnrce of htln the fit chug who burned the barn of 1 lorn er on the rneliestt pike Katurdu nli'ht The negro has told four or fiv different tabs of his when ahotits at th timg of tfe- burning nnd the fact that he mine t'i Mr Hoover about a half i hour before th" (ire was riis overt Is strong taieunislant against bun He be waking for Mr Hoover for sr time tint is dlsebirgeil a few ago ami It Is thought that If he wits th 1 1 1 1 pai iv rtvengtr prompt him filing tho larn In Daily Services Thun will )A(himr at thu fV imlm i apt if JiptiLf morning ut 11 und voi 7vu oVIn iinln the wK Thu pulpit bo nruptu1 fi'1 HI'! Frost or Ant of Lxllurd Cnurm Isld-T of iTilmna fir Kifiur RhllHjw of Mhou Homily UnmetMed Water Tax Pry unmet rt water tax now as the supply will be shut off front ell deln-qm nts prcnp'ly on Nov 2l l'juJ whlih Is til eXpir (Uon of time CHENEY City by a a In Mr and Mrs Verner Talbot celebrated their wooden wedding anniversary Monday evening at their home on the Granny White road by entertaining thirty guests In a very successful way (lames of flinch and Jackstraws entertained the party for several hours and later a supper of several courses was served Mrs Talbot w'as assisted In receiving by Mrs Charles Hunt and Misses Nina Ferrlss and Frances Warren and Mrs Verner Tolmte served frappe The decorations wore very attractively planned chrysanthemums being the principal flowers used White ami green was used in the dining-room crimson In the library and yellow in the hall At the home of Hush Moore Monday morning at 11 Mrs Eliza Lucas and Ewing llonney were quietly married In the presence of a few friends and members of the two families At 12-10 the bride and groom left foe their future home at White House Robertson County The ceremony was performed by ltev Cowan of the Second Presbyterian Church Irof and Mrs Timothy Cloran entertained a small party of their friends very delightfully Monday evening at their home on Lamar street Floral decorations added to the attractiveness of the house and refreshments concluded cjn evening of much pleasure The guests were restricted largely to the University element The regular meeting of the Nashville Branc of the Council of Jewish Women took place Monday evening In the vestry rooms of the Vine street Temple The Hook of Exodus from a historical standpoint was ably treated by Mesdumis A Crone Sallle Crone and It Levy and Misses Cora Loventhal und Minnie Lowenstein Mrs Bruce Douglas will entertain on Tuesday Dec 2 in honor of her sister Mrs Hugh Clark Klrkrnan Mrs John Thomas Jr will entertain the Twelfth Night Whist Club one afternoon next week The Hermitage Association will meet Thursday morning with the Jtegent Mrs Berrien Llndsley and preparations for the Jackson Day celebration will be Inaugurated A hunt wdll be given Thursday night from the home of Miss Hebei Staley near Brentwood Miss Clara Jungermann will entertain the Friday Afternoon Social Club this vv cc The Nashville Society of Colonial Dames will meet on Thursday morning at 10 with Mrs George Seay Mrs John Burch Chairman In General calls a mooting of tho Chairman nnd Chaperones for the Operetta Thursday morning at 10 at the Bivouac Boom A general rehearsal of the operetta will take place evtry afternoon this week at 3 o'clock at Philharmonic Hall Social Notes Laurence is In Now York John Branham has returned from New York Jo Wallace Jr Is In the South on a business trip Charles A Fuller is 111 at his home on Bosrohel street A Champion leaves to-day for a shoit stay In Fulton Ky Mrs William Skelton has returned from Bowling Green Ky Mrs Heniy powers Is here from New Orleans to spend tho winter Mcs 11 trry Joseph and son are visiting her mother In Pensacola Mr and Mrs Jesse Overton left Sunday night to spend sevetal weeks New Yoik MWs Ruth Watcrfh Id of Memphis arrived Monday morning to visit Mrs Watts Miss Carrie Is In Cincinnati visiting h'-r uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Sol Miss Willie Bulge of Temple Tex Is with her aunt Mrs Burge to spend the vv Inter Mrs Whit Potter of Bowling Green Ky will be with Mrs ge for a vv et Mrs Klkan of Maton i Is visiting her daughter Mis Eh Elkan 115 South Vine street Mrs James Rkhardson Jr nnd Miss Ida Richardson wire here from Murfreesboro Monday Misses Mary Lee and Florrip Napier from Maury County are visiting Miss Lut May and Effle Napti Mr and Mrs Fchx ifwlng returned from Tate Springs Monday morning and went on to Glgniaven Kirk Rankin has gone to New York Joining Mr and Mrs Ixdnnd Rankin who are there from Richmond for a short stay Ii Wilson and Miss Ida Belle Wil son returned Monday night from Tate Springs where Mr Wilson was much imptoved Hcrbett Morrow will come down from Ghuksvllle to-day to attend Miss sme Barr's coming-out parly utthe Maxwell to-night Mi and Mis John Ruhm Jr are here fiom Mt riea-'ant to spend several vueks with Mr and Mrs John Ruhm In the Miss Mala 1 Morrow of Clarksville left Saturd ly with her pan tits Mr nm Mrs Emmett Morrow to spmd sevt weeks In New York Mr and Mis Charles Hillard 1 'ft Monday night to return to Chicago for ft short while before going- to New Yoi hit HI be their future home Ml'-s Julia May Hanks Is at home nfti several stay with Miss Main 1 Morrow In Cln ksvllle whin she was frequently and hahdsouicly en tertained Mr nnl Mrs George Martin and Mrs Virginia Gaultier who came up from Jatk'Um to at Und the debut of Miss Maty Wt bb returned home on Monday mot rung Dr and Mrs Noel are at home after tin Ir wedding tilp to Havana Returning home tiny were entertained in New Orleans Ito- tho hotiorecs of a handsome dinner party given by Dr and Mrs Kells Mrs A Garner will arrive this morning from Springfield to nttind the maiilige of Miss Mary St rungs to John Kirbour Grav wlihh mints tonight She will he the guest of Miss Katherine Morris Mr and Mis Brown who vfere mnrntd on Saturday uftunnon at the loop on LIk Kivir non Dei In rd have nrnved In Nashville and iuc at home at Xi 4 Kntheiland strei The bride was Miss knttfrine Wall of lx chord idles Clara Lrickhait has returned from Battle Creek hi te she has spent the past yeqi und left her sister Miss Lain a Ltkkhiit there much Improved Mis Trlv-g and Miss Katherine Trigg returned Monday to Chattanooga ufttr visiting Mis John Gaut to I ADA SCOTT 'RICE Editor Telephone 1214- HAT women read advertisements every morning In the week was abundantly proven by the overwhelming success of a certain bargain sale of silk Monday morning Monday has been called an off-day by the advertisers whose customers are mostly women Will not take the time to read papers on Monday morning" the merchants have said time and time again to the advertising solicitors "Monday morning Is the bluest of the whole wek with housekeepers It Is no good to fill up space on that day" One Summer street firm thought differently For years It has followed the policy laid down by the senior member of the house of not advertising on Sunday Monday morning however It advertised a bargain sale of silks to begin at 8 o'clock only a few hours after even the most energetic early rising housekeeper could possibly have had the paper In lu-r haids Did women see the advertisement? The sale from that bargain rounter proved that they did At 8 o'clock when the sale began over fifty women were walling their turn to make choice of the silks At 815 only a few pieces of the 2J-cent lot remained and at 9 every one had been sold At the 49-cent counter the reduction of stock was almost ns great and the 98-cent lot was over half sold The scene was an exciting one As fast as one woman was served another was clamoring for the attention of the clerk and the rush went on Many customers bought as many as five waist patterns realizing such bargains might not again be had before 'whey had had time to wear out twice that many silk waists A number of the regular customers of the house telephoned to different Cierks asking that they would lay aside for them "anything that would be suitablV" until they had time to get to the store to claim It and In every case the promise was made to accept an choice of color or texture the clerk might select While It was a good-natured crowd in the main It was also strictly business like and If one woman hesitated too long over the merits or the becomlng-ness of a certain shade another standing by would say quickly: "If you want It I do" and she whuld quietly pass her money to the clerk and the sale was made Some men weretin the crowd sent by busy wives who could not leave home so early There were other women who did not realize thil value of time and strolled In after 12 and strolled out again amazed to find the bargains gone The well sustained reputation of the house for fine goods and fair dealing doubtless had much to do with the eagerness of the customers to seize upon any bargains It had to offer As it buys only the highest grade of goods Its bargains could not fall to deserve the name All day the crowd came through the store It as and went estimated that fully three hundred women came in the morning rush In the afternoon a few pieces of the 49-cent silk re left and not quite as many of the Ox-tent lot but It was evident not a yard of either would remain when the- doors were closed for the night Hundreds and hundreds of yards of silk were disposed of some that went for 27 cents being of the richest texture and coloring and originally sold for five or six times as much All of them were the fresh goods of this season and no one went away disappointed except those who come too late As a test of thq value of Judicious advertising It was one of the quickest successes on record As pi oof of the fact that women do read Monday paper It was equally emphatic Mrs Joseph Warner will cnttrCiin a few friends at luncheon to-div in compliment to Mrs Archil) ild Morjorihanks Chrysanthemums will he used In d-to-Tatlng tho reception-rooms and halls and in the dining-room a scheme of pink wdll be attrar lively carried out The polished table will hive covers of C'luny lace and a centerpiece of La France res A menu of numerous courses will he served at which the color nlan of pink will be cartied out as far as possible Miss Mary Neal was the hostess of tv progressive dinner party Monday in honor of Miss Muy Webb nnd her guests Miss Anna Blaine and Miss Louise Arnes which was one of the handsomest aff lira of Its class given this season The decorations were unusually artistic und earned out a scheme of white and green The din-4ng-room had dozens of chrysinthe-murns employed In its adornment banking the buffet and mantel and arranged In clusters agilnst a curtain of green foliage which hung from the doorway The long table had dl'tntond-Shttped pieces of Battenberg lice laid over pale green satin and a crystal vase filled with white chrysanthemums In tho center Single sllvir onridleslhks with white tapers were shaded with gr hi silk and a pale green tlry lamp stood before eaeh date Miniatures of Court beauties were pambd on the pla eards tied with narrow rlbbyns A menu of ten courses was served In which the color plan was observed In the sila Ires and confections Miss Neal wore an effective gown of pink taffeta silk embroidered with daisies Those seated together at the first eourse were: Mtts Martha Webb end Humphrey Hardison "Miss Mary Webb and Dr Hindley Mis Blaine nnd George Neal Mi-s Arnes nnd Robert Dyas Miss Bessie Harr and Dan Lindsey Mss Mary Gant and Thomas Webb Miss Neal and Donnell A mnrrlage of general Interest In Nashville was that of Miss Viola Bailey nnd Eugene Elam which took pint Monday night at 8 30 nt the residence of the sster Mrs McKennle Stratton on Uoseobt 1 street Rev Jacobs of the Woodlond-streit Presbyterian Cbnreh officiating About twenty guests limited chhOv to relatives It nested the i emonv The bride wore a brown tailor-made gown with brown picture bat and titled a cluster of bride's rusts Slit' Is a handsome nnd lovable young worn in of marked popularity The gtoom Is connected vvgth a leading business firm of the city find has the ostei nnd cor- Look Out for Fever Biliousness and liver disorder at this season mav be prevented ly i Ii anslng tha trill with In-WItts Little iarly Kisers These famous little lulls do net gripe Thev move the bowels gently but oipl-ously and by reason of tbe tonic proper ties give tone and strength to the glands In Amarillo Atlanta Bismarck alro Charlotte- tbattanooKa Chicago L'incmnatl Podge City K1 Paso Galveston Indmnnpolis Jacksonville Kansas City Liule Rock Hie Memphis Montgomery SHVIGLK New orb a ns New York North Platte Oklahoma Omaha Pittsburg Bin Antonio St Louis St Paul Vicksburg WnedilnKton RiVER NEWS GAUGE REAPINGS ETC As shown at tho stations named at 7 7ith miridfitn time Nov 17 2 SALE IN STILL CONTINUES Canopy Floor FLOURiT i i Good As Cold 'And as nnvarying in its htJd on public confidence is tbe product of our mills Tbe family flour par excellence like gold it has created a standard of its own Makes delicious and wholesome bread and is economical in baking Goes father autl is better than other flours Low priced high tho best Our popular CANOPY brand cannot be improved upon MAVE xy Cumberland Pills 11:25 a The Joe Fowler time for Calfo ths morning Dudley Is the Evansville and will likely arrive MEETING Church in the City last Night church in the city was a meeting ir the purlois House Monday night which was to push the started by Helgoland legislation In Nashville Baxter was elected rhulr-Matt Williams secretary Ferrlss Rev A Matt Williams were appointed Vommittee to ascertain If the statutes of the city a This committee is appoint twenty additional the various churches of memorializing the City Count'll and urging of arty Jaws existing Cowan Dr Kelley Ingram were appointed a committee to have the resolution put before the different churches of the city requesting the Mayor and City Council to pass an ordinance prohibiting children under 16 years of ngp from remaining on the street snfter 9 remaining on the streets after 9 o'cltx the wlrtt-r The a turn will be reported to the committee whhh will make ti rt port nt the next inciting of the City Council together with the mem-bus of till first-named committee and others Interested Fine Barn Burned SPRING IIILL Tenn Nov (Special Mr Bruce of Farm lost hta fine barn located several mil out The loss Is very heavy all his torn being stored in the barn The hot sea ran out and were not burned The lire was of incendiary origih In the Our right stuff No ery Cairo rhuliminga Bifilg port Burnside Uitrthnge ASH IIIK Clarksville RATE Official In Chm ga 215 North College Street NASHVILLE TENNESSEE TROUGH SOME ARE RULED BY LOVE AND SOME BY FEAR Thera never yet a man who waen considerably affected by THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR WE OFFER YOU THIS WEEK ONLY AN UNPRECEDENTED CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY J00-P1ECE ENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER SET $595 REGULAR PRICE S8 50 Hoo the exhibition of USEFUL KliCREN ARTICLES now Ming our COLLEGE ST STORE ROYAL EGG BEATER Price 10c UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER Price SOe HANDY POTATO SLICER Price 25: PHILLIPS BUTTORFF MUG CO GREAT TOY DISPLAY for the benefit of NASHVILLE CHILDREN Novemlier 'Ahh A warm welcome for all rirTTT'rrrrT'T't'T'i A Fsur Proposition In tho daily routine of bust- ness tho banker should be reim bursed for actual outlays not only for this but for tbe use of his capital time'7 and labor bo should be compensated Upon tbe basis of this propo sition we betr to tender you our very best service G)e Merchants Bank JAMES rktAlKiHUN Prea BAILEY Vlce-Pre A LINDSEY Cashier Unmetered Water Tax Pay unmetered water tax now ns tho supply will be shut off freqn all delinquent promptly on Nov 20 l'W2 whkh 1b the expiration of time II CHUNKY City Comptroller River Dispatches CINCINNATI Nov River 5 feet nnd stationary Rain and cooler CAIRO III Nov River 10 6 feet and stationary Threatening Cold Geot gin Lee Memphis Peters Lee Memphis EVANSVILLE Ind Nov River 17 feet and rsing Clear and colder PITTSBURG Pa Nov River 2 7 feet and station try Clear and pleasant MEMPHIS Tenn Nov River 4 9 fet and stationary Cloudy end cool LOUISVILLE Ky Nov River station try: (Anal 3 2 feet falls 1 foot: below locks 4 1 fret Cloudy and cooler JOHNSONV1LLE Tenn Nov (Special River 1 foot on gauge and i man and stationary Weather raining The Judge John Hornaday down 10 ST LOUIS Mo Nov River 10 fiet and falling Arrived -Stacker Lee Memphis Cloudy and cool PADUCAH Ky Nov River gauge reads 27 feet The Ilazett Rice a good sled towboat arrived at 30 yesterday from the upper Ohio and left for Vltksburg an hour later The Richardson front Evansville arrived this morning at 13 and left on re- turn trip at departed In The Boh packet to-morrow before noon CURFEW Nearly Every Represented Nearly every represented at of the Maxwell the object of mov intent for curfew Lewis Orman and a there Is on cut-few ordinance authorized to members from for the purpose Mayor and the enforcement Rev and Rev II li WEAK NERVES Are Generally caused by blood be-comintp impure tht rrby rieiiriving tliem of the proper strengthening nottr-ihhnunt To cure weak nervesyou must therefore first purify and cleanse the blixxl Then you need llostettt r's Stomach Ritters It will perfect tho digestion make an almndaneo of healthy idood strengthen the nerves and cure Dyspepsia Constipation Biliousness and Malaria Try It and be convinced STOMACH BITTERS.