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THE NASHVILLE AMEBIC AN MONDAY JULY 6 1003 LONG TIME VALOR'S REWARD PI HIS MEMORY Tablet Unveiled to the Memory of Col SmitK mmer Fabrics 3 VI plause) If she gets to love the beautiful If she gets to love the noble she will get her Inspiration from this splendid building Our I'ark Cmmwsloneis wisely greatly have determined that this building shall not perish that It shall be restored and I tell you that the day will come when the people of Nashville will make It out of marble and will say It shall have eternal life (Applause) "OUr splendid hills around here that the Athenians would have covered with glorious temples are naked yet Some day they will be clothed with splendid buildings of art This Is the education of Nashville and I tell you when William Smith built this temple he made this the Athens of the South (Applause) "I remember one night If you gentlemen will bear with me It Ib very warm but the subject I am a little fond of when this building was about completed I was out here one evening with Col Smith as I very often was and we walked all around It he had rend Its great story arid I had done so too and when the shades of night began to appear and the few CN WALLS OF THE PARTHENON I esses and Waists Rare Tributes Paid the Name of Architect-Soldier Lace line stripes and embroidered Muslins and Swisses in white pongee pink and greon grounds and sheer white ground flgun-d India Linons all in one lot on i a values in this assortment up to 101 Mm 25c will be sold now at per yard Per Gent Money POR inmrrcii I'urpoM-s BuiLiuh: Purposes tl Matt lm Urn nt Purposes Bond sir I- ment Purposes and for all Lines of Legitimate Business Transac bad 00 little task gcntlem I I Ml MBum you More than a year he spent that labor with his pencil These-splendid marbl block's were cut to fit those curves I will only take a second of your time to read the expression of a great professor of architecture Howard Crosby Butler In his book he has written on the story of Athens Speaking of the Parthenon he says AN ARCHITECT VIEW POINT "There are no words In any language to describe the indefinable charm of Its faultless completeness There is a hnillty about Its perfect proportions which can not be explained but which leaves no doubt In the mind that this is of all buildings of man's hands the most nawless Not only are the proportions of height to breadth and length part to part the subject of devoted study but tne subtle theory of optics the difficult art of making things look as they should by making them what they should not look was applied In a hundred different ways to Impart suppleness and vigor to a style which would have been dead and flat without it There Is not a straight line In the whole structure' "Gentlemen after these sixteen years had passed away it takes but little stretch of the human Imagination to see that splendid procession of Greeks passing up to the Acropolis to devoutly worship the art of that great temple and the great goddess that stood there within It thousands and thousands yea hundreds of thousands assembled there from all parts of the Greek world the women in their classic dress and snooded hair the holy priests of Athens heading the procession with their sacred fire and their utensils of worship up they pass and up and still up until they passed through the gates of the Propylaea The propylaea only second in beauty and glory to the Parthenon Itself a gate and vestibule built of marble column after column portico after portico frieze after frieze until the mind swims with the Idea of that classic beauty all of it touched with the painter's brush that too was a genius glittering in marble and In gold and exaulslte Tully Brown and Lieut Caruthers Deliver Addresses of Occasion Before Several Hundred People Amon? Whom Were Comrades of Two Wars Anderson's Imported Scotch Madras cloth in a very large range of shirting designs all colors really a splendid collection of patterns former price of these Madras cloths 25c to 40c price now per yard 7 only 9 We offer a special bargain in a lot of extra heavy Turkish Towels very large size fully 50 inches long will sell at mt people that were here had gone away I said to him "Colonel let us stay until the full moon rises let us see the moon of Attica rise once more above the cornice of the Parthenon" He agreed to It we stood over on the western side and the moon came from over here The sky became lighter and lighter as the great luminary ap-rroached Its zenith and presently over the top of it the full moon came and looked down on this splendid temple produced for the second time I took him by the hand and I said 'Col Smith you have rebullded the Parthenon the only man in more than two thousand years you have made yourself Immortal you have built yourself an everlasting monument arid I salute thee" and I called him William Calcrates Smith (Applause) No man was prouder when he was done of the perfect excellence of this work modest withal We have on display in our show window an unusually fine collection of Imported Hosiery in lace lisle and embroidered silk cotton and lisle many newHhings in the lot prices range JJjq fj Japanese Fans of all Colors and Styles splendid showing at 5c to 75c tions We Will Also Make Your Bond As a Contractor (iovernment Stato County or City Official Kmploye Trustee Receiver Administrator Lxecutor or Uuard ian Long Dittanet Telephone 1688 THOSW Bankers and Broken 407 UNION ST THOMPSON CO SUMMER STREET MUSEMENJ ONE CENT 1 WORD HONORING HIS MEMORY "I had the honor to Introduce a resolution before the Executive Committee to place his name upon the western end of the Parthenon and It was there until some degenerate vandal broke It off And here we are to-day representing the people of this community in honor to him to place perpetually that tab-lature upon this Immortal building which he bullded Why gentlemen It stood on thst crowded Acropolis amid all that splendid beauty you cannot compare it to anything else except the beauty that crowds a woman's perfect face on a small area Splendid brow dark luminous eyes thin fine sensitive nose rich classic and yet voluptuous mouth with swelling throat and chin and each one feature a beauty and all upon a space of a few Inches So upon thi splendid height this made one of hundreds of beautiful buildings splendid story that was the story that he read that was the story that fired his blood and Inspired his Imagination and made him a workman so capable that he copied correctly the work of the great Ictinus "Gentlemen I depart I confess It with reluctance from the discussion of this building This is Col Smith's monument (Applause) I spoke more prcphetlcally than I thought The next year In 1898 this gallant old soldier headed the First Tennessee Regiment for a foreign land I know of no man who led so varied sc romantic a career as William Smith A gtillant soldier of the Army of Northern irglnla architect of the Parthenon leader of the First Tennessee the only Tennessee and the only-Southern Regiment In that foreign land of the Philippines and when the day In the presence of hundreds of those who hud known and loved him In life and while tributes nobler and more enduring: than monumental marble were paid h'" honored name the tablet of the Ni grille Hed Cross Hoelety to the mem (y of the late Col Win Smith wiu unveiled on the wall of the Parthenon at Centennial Park A flttlnp place for the erection of thin memorial upon the wall of the building restored by this gifted Ten-ueweun from records of the Grecian zenith of architecture the unveiling ceremonies were made even more Iteautlful and impressive by the presence and participation of those who esteemed him for his worth ns a citizen who honored him for his valor as a soldier in times when men's eouls were tried Veterans of the civil war clad In faded gray who fought as he did for the cause of the South bowed their heads to hide eyea'dimined with tears as the record of this courteous and gallant soldier was told Soldiers younger In years who had followed his leadership In the distant Kast could not hide the emotion they felt when with simple eloquence the'storT was told of his giving up life for his country's honor And as veterans of two wars vouchsafed their noble silent tributes those who admired nnd looked up to him as the private iti sen yielded an homage jtwt as high and as sincere gHM IMPRESSIVE OCCASION It was an occasion impressive In its every moment The exercises were conducted on the front veranda of the Parthenon The speaker's stand draped with an American flag was arranged on one of the lower steps Back of this were seats arranged for the guests of honor Ex-Cov Benton McMlllIn presided over the occasion and seated near him were Mrs Smith Mrs Hart Blanton the daughter of Col Smith members of the Red Cross Society Including Mrs Henry Beaumont the President Mrs James Carr Mrs A lewls Miss Cora Hager Mrs Onnne Mrs Thuss Mrs Pierce Mrs Polk and Brenuecke also Cot Oracey Chll-ders who succeeded Col Smith to the command of the First Tennessee Capt Sam Murphy of one of the companies of the First Tennessee Adjt Gen Har vey Hannah Col Ta-tom present Commander of the New First Tennessee Lieut William Caruthers who served with Col Smith in the Philippines Hon Tully Brown and the Rev Holmes Hundreds of other men and women thronged the steps and veranda of the Parthenon while over the heads of all floated the Sttars and Stripes hoisted on the tall (lag staff which had been planted In front of the building The exercises not begin until 4 30 o'clock To the strains of a march played by the band from the Industrial School the company of Spanish-American War veterans a number of whom had been with Col Smith on the firing line in the Philippines under the command of Capt All' Law and a detail of WANTED CiSINO THEATER I FMhlonahln Summer Rasort HIGH -CLASS VAUDEVILLE AND ORCHESTRA CONCERT 6 Acts Electric Fans 6 Acts THE MARVELOUS RUSSELL In hli Perilous Ride and Dive every atterownat Sand 10 ATHLETIC PARK I i' want to i OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY Special Dispatches to The American LEXINGTON Tenn July 6-Frlday night Mrs A Thompson gave a reception for her guests Misses Busby and Shea of Nashville About sixty were entertained Col and Mrs Hen ry 15 Groper and Misses Georgia Woods and Althen Rentilert assisted In receiving A menu of three courses was served LEWTSBURO Tenn July Chaperoned by Hev and Mrs Webb a merry company of young people en-Joyed a ride to Berlin Spring and a moonlight box supper Miss Jennie Itlckman entertained with a lawn party at Chapel Hill Ernest Boyd entertained at Holt's Corner REAL ESTATE HOn8E8 BASEJBALL Nashville vs Little Rock TO-DAY Game Called 4:18 'Phone 1816 have testified under oath that It was the greatest army the world ever saw In any age of the world Great Virgin-la! I am a Tenneeeean but I love to testify when 1 get the chance for old Virginia Greatest in real greatness of all the States most Immeasurably great In her great sons Lee and Washington to mention no more statelier than the stateliest character as lofty as the flight of eagles peerless and above compare heaven never Inherited from earth such another pair (Applause) WAS TWICK WOUNDED "William Smith was wounded twice In the battles of Virginia he greatly distinguished himself at the terrible crest of the Crater for he led his regiment with the colors In his hand Into that hell of carnage and had them shot to splinters In his hand "When the clouds of war had drifted away nnd the long obscured sun of peace faintly to shine again he came back to Tennessee he married a noble Tennessee woman that I knew and she and he raised their rMldreB and he lived amongst us workit it his profession Intelligently laboriously hearing with him that splendid manner that seetrifv to come best from old Virginia of gentleness and courtesy Nashville has had no better citizen than William 0 Smith she has had no mora self-sacrificing public man than he He was a leader In the movement to celebrate the Centennial of your city more than twenty years ago and was the architect of her buildings he was the first man to mention In a meeting of the Southern Engineering Society the celebration of Tennessee's entrance Into the Union then near one hundred years ago and wher the exposition took upon Itself life enough to proceed our Director General a man born for his position thrilled the committee with a resolution that we should erect upon the soli of Tennessee and In sight of that great Greek temple our Capitol the Greek Parthenon a name to stir the artistic fibres of every man and every woman's heart (Applause) "The resolution was carried before the commit without a dissenting vote ARCHITECT OP PARTHENON "William Smith was honored at being designated as the architect of the CARRIAGES FOR SALE MMINNVILLE Tenn July Mrs John Smallman Burroughs entertained Friday at 5 o'clock tea complimentary to Miss Thompson of Nashville Mrs Wycllffe A Ransom formerly of this place An Ice course was served LYNNVILLE Tenn July 6 Mr nrrd Mrs Tom Martin gave a picnic on the Connorsvllle Pike complimentary to the proprietors and employes of the Arm of Roberts of Lewlsburg FOR SA1E-A splendid site for any kind (Continued on Seventh Rage) OR ANYTHING ELSE of a manufactory or storage on th 'orner of Van Buren and Front atreets lot 174x300 fret building brick ituh metal roof 60x150 feet (new) nvllg 13 Inches door flnch pine fourriatSui laid In cement stnhles for six leaa oi s'o 300 teet oT side track on our awn grounds Price HOOO Addrnn Ui-tU College street B-No snitching charges In or out to the above plant myj(lU FOR A big load of kindling for BOND PINNER Telephone 766 se20 tf Interesting Down Town Residences FOR RENT il) KM' fur I inlt'i mil dc rial Advertise the fact In these columns and you will secure buyers Try a amall "ad" costing you almost nothing and see If something docs not come of It let tf First-class plumbing and mill supply salesman to buy my 15000 on stock In good paying Jobbing house: want man to travel Southern territory right man can get line position with good salarv Address JOHN 8 ERR 58 Courier-Journal building Louisville Ky logs furnished hall In Twin Building For particulars appiy Room 14 Twin Building 316V4 Cedar street nM tf FOR RENT -Beautiful suite sear Van-derbllt tx rooms and oath oool shady cheap APARTMENT care American Jly5 7t FOR Furntsheu room with dressing room and bath In private family desirable for summer 707 Shirley street apfitf jlyb 7t 4- WANTED-ln three States If you can sell or advertise grocery specialties with straight salary traveling expenses advanced write US TRIUMPH CO Dallas Tex Jly5 Down Town or Central Residence Properties Have Marty Advantages Over Suburban Residence Properties coloring this great procession passed that Immortal gate no other gate like it will be ever seen unless It Is the gate through which the redeemed pass to eternal rest (Applause) I COST MILLIONS "That gateway cost more than $2000000 This splendid temple cost over 1X0000000 In our money built by the little city of Athens You enter the Acropolis the Acropolis gentlemen was a rock ledge 1000 by 460 feet In superficial area It was first appropriated as a fortified place around It was built a splendid retaining wall but as the Athenians progressed In art and skill and the love of art they filled that great space with temples innumerable only second to this one On every piece of that ground marhlfj and bronze statuary of the very highest art stood and the procession marched into this splen-ded array of artistic beauty More art gentlemen and more beauty on that little rocky ledge than stands to-day on the whole surface of the earth (Applause) Such were the Athenians In their golden age and who was there that day? Pericles the prince of polltlclars orators and soldiers Aspnsla not his wedded wife because under the laws of Athens he could not wed a foreigner but his real wife the wife of his heart the wife of his brain who prompted his genius and stirred his ambitions with a brain as great ns his own the greatest and most peerless woman that ever trod the earth she was there Socrates the greatest of the Greek philosophers was there Sophocles the great dramatist was there Euripides was there the golden-souled the dreaming Plato he too was thtre the man who long before the birth of Christ out of his reason and his Imagination discovered the immortality of the soul Hundreds nnd hundreds of others great and living yet to-day In the memories of men were there there with their hearts full of the artistic scenes coupled with a otvotlon to the Goddess of Athens And gentlemen what did they see? Standing under the eve of this majestic temple crowded with others almost as great looking over into the blue Aegean Sea where her soft waves lapped the Attic shore they saw the Culf of Salamls great In the history of freedom and the Greeks where the Persian fleets were overcome OVERLOOKED MARATHON "Out a little to the left they saw the sacred field of Marathon over further to the right was the Corinthian (iulf Itself a dramatic theater of Athens glory All that could Inspire all that could charm all that could elevate of greatness or of glory was there The fields of Attica blossoming In the olive trees were there The classic mountains at her back covered with that violet tone that gue Athens her nomenclature were there The Athenian fleet at the Piraeus with her oars banked and her sails all decked was In full view Mortal man never stood on such a mount and gazed on such a sight before or since (Applause) "Gentlemen I give you some small Idea of how those Athenians hullded when I tell you that In the little city of 40000 citizens there was more money spent on art on pure art on that little space upon the Acropolis tlian all the taxable values of the city of Nashville put together "They spent forty millions building up the glory of Athens on the Acropolis and that was not half of it As far as the eye could reach through the Athenian Agorn among the plane trees and among the groves of the Academy the marble statues gleamed and the bronze statues glistened everywhere you turned your eye There never lived there never will live there never can live on this earth a people like that again "Now gentlemen that is a feeble outline of Athens and her glory and her chief glory Mark you there weie 1100 statues of marble around this building and on this building Everyone of them from the hand of genius 500 feet of marble frieze went around the Inter wall the Greeks called the cella called the Panathenanlc frieze representing the great procession that I have alluded to before On the eastern end of this building Pericles and Phidias bad groups of the gods representing the birth of Athena the goddess of the Athenians she sprang full armed on Mt Olympus from the brain of Jove in the presence of the assembled gods and they were marble (in this end was what you see Athena and Poseidon or Neptune In the Latin contesting for the possession of Attica Poseidon offered them a horse and Athena struck the Acropolis rock and out from it came the olive tree They awarded the possession of Attici to the daughter of Jove the great Athena She typified the Athenian mind she was the Goddess of Wisdom she was the Goddess of Art she was also the Goddess War She sym-Imliaed and typified intellect of its highest order and learning and In that he was properly and naturally woi-shiped by the Athenian people COL SMITH'S UNDERTAKING "Now gentlemen Col Smith had more than I have told you In his mind when he started an architect himself to copy a building built more than -ace ais ago bv tie gn-a St Of all artists Verse by verse line by line word by word aye letter by letter be copied that great marble poem Into what you see (Applause) Nashville if she has not done It before will come to it some time and in our heart of hearts when our culture becomes great When our love of the beautiful grows In the times to come like It did in Athens she will thank William I Smith more devoutly than any other man that has lived in our midst (Ap LOST LOTSmaTPsquare gold locket Cres Concerning our auction wile next Competent man to taks Interest In and manage small factory manufacturing pants and overalls Good opportunity if takan at once For personal interview address "OVERALLS" care American Jy6 2t Competent manager for machine tool department with JIOOOOOO to buy my Interest in eitabltshed and prosperous Southern Jobbing house Rare opportunity to right man Fine position with good salary Address JOHN 8CTCLIFFE filS Fourth street Louisville Ky Jly 6 7t Wednesday forenoon nt 11 o'clock of the modern two-story brick resldem cent or small on uno umo monogram of Initials 8 on reverse Finder will receive reward by returning to 8 331 College at Jy48L LOST-Exchanged on Dec 6 grip on Chattanooga train Call at BAGGAGE! 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In their buggy It was a Gretna Green affair the parents of the bride pbjectln 0 tne marriage The bride i a daughter of Pardue of Lll-lamay and the groom Is a son of James Pardue of Dickson Tenn The couple are first cousins WAVERLY PUCE Miss Bessie t'arson was hostess of charming birthday party recently After participating in various childish amusements a delicious Ice course was served Those present were: Misses EarHp Sweeney Bertha and Ghlta Foster Marie Irving Mary Joe Hall and Lillian Houston and Masters Ell Morris rody and John Bell and Frank and Will Hancock Mis Julia TarlBh entertained a few friends recently In honor of her birthday Various childish games were en-Joyed on the lawn where later an Ice and fruit course was served Thoge Invited were Misses Hnttle Webb Emily Cooper Jopephlne Andrews Marga-tet Ransom Jeannette Battle Hylle Branch Chenowlth Sallle Duncan Pauline Alexander and Martha Douglass Miss Cora Couch has gone to visit Mi Kute Murray of Caney Springs Mrs Thomas Bell and children have gone to Franklin and Fernvale Springs Elbert Craig has gone to Caney Fork with a camping party James Henry Dodd ti camping at Camp Felder Miss Mabel Wilson has gone to Carter Creek to art as bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Ora Anderson and Walter Burnette Georgf Held Bethurum is returned from a short visit to Chattanooga Miss Belle Bradley of Ohio has been the guest of friends on Cleveland avenue Mrs A Sinclair Is the guest of relatives In Columbia Mrs Thomas Tutwller and children Mary and Zona have gone to visit relatives In Virginia Mrs George Edwards of Gallatin Is the guest of Mrs Joyce Alexander Mr and Mrs Thomas Woolwlne are guests of relatives at Bellevlew Mrs Samuel Woolwlne Jr and children are visiting near Franklin Charles Carrack has returned from a brief visit to Dickson Mrs Snodgrass and son Jere Siudgrass have returned to Fparta after being guests of Mrs Me-Carver Wilson has gone to New Orleans Mr and Mrs David Crockett have returned from a visit to relatives In Murfreesboro Miss Mary Blue Is the guest of relatives In Gallatin Mrs Charles Wlflard has gone to Atlanta where she was called i account of the Illness nf a relative William Andrews has gone to visit relatives at Caney Eork Miss Cora Hager who 'has been the guest of Misses Daisy and Margaret Simpson for several days has gone to Tyree Springs Mrs John Trimble has gone to spend the summer In Chicago Dr Frnzcr has returned to Commerce Mo ajter visiting on Gllmore venue Mrs Mamie Paschall has returned to Carpenter Station after visiting relatives on Beech avenue Rev A Johnston of Columbia has been the guest of friends here Johnson Sr of Cheatham County has been the guest of his daughter Mrs Da-vi'l Head Mrs Nlmmo and little son Nimrno Jr have gone to visit relatives at Sprlngflejd reDunatng of the Parthenon More than 2000 years had elapsed since that splendid building was dedicated to Athena the goddess of the Athenians It had been rebuilt nowhere else and In all the ages since architects and poets historians and travelers have testified universally that it was the most beautiful the most exquisite and the most finished edifice that had ever been upon the earth Col Smith had a gigantic task presented to him It may not be within the knowledge of some ill this audience and I will give them merely a superficial view a mere glance tbe story of its building which filled' Smith's heart and brain filled his blood with ardor filled his brain with genius that he might copy the greatest architect Ictinus this greatest of all classic buildings No man could have done It who had not tilled his soul with that great story "I will not detain you my fellow-cltlzens In the heat of this evening by any elaborate description of this building it would take me hours do It and then I am Incompetent for the task To speak of it property a man would have to have genius and his lips would have to be touched with fire Four hundred and forty years before the birth of Christ this great building was commenced The great Athenian Pericles the greatest of the (reeks was ruling at Athens Athens was a city of about 40000 citizens She had many slaves but only 40000 citizens she became Immensely rich by the commerce of the seas and by seizing and plundering the treasures of others so thnt In the Perlclean age the golden age of Athens Pericles and Phidias the greatest sculptor the world ever saw agreed that now was the time to beautify and make forever memorable the city of Athens The architect of this wonderful building was a little hunchbacked Greek called Ictinus The sculptor who decorated it was the great Phidias the superintendent of the building was Calacrates SIXTEEN YEARS IN BUILDING "They were sixteen years my fellow-c'tlzeng In building this sublime temple they i ut the marble from Mt Pen-telicus and It may surprise some who have not had a chance to read up on the great story that there is 'not a straight line in this entire building The platform that the areeks called etylebeate on which I stand is curved These massive pillars are curved they rn lean to the Inward It is estimated that In rescuing five thousand feet In the air they would meet The pillars themselves are apart at Irregular distances Those jplendtd1 has reliefs you see above the cornice that are called metopes they ate Irregularly placed the coroHl of the pediment Is curved there is no pan of this great building that is not built in curves and built so delicate that the human eye cannot nicke the traeefjr without having it especially directed Now William Smith knew and told me for many was the time In the deep hours of the hlght when he was working and studying on this great problem I went to his office and cheered 'Mm and he told me of his immense difficulties saying if I make a mistake in one i(in-gle delicate curve in that superb tem Letters trom thoae who hay been cured of catarrh by the use of Dr Blosser's Catarrh Cure Olve nam and address with full particulars Address DR BL08SER COMPANY Testimonial Department J8-40 Walton street Atlanta Oa ii 24 if onieaeraie veterans from Troop a commanded by Capt George Hager marched to the Parthenon and were drawn up at parade rest in front of the structure Another selection from the Industrial tiool band and there was silence us Gov McMlllIn stepped forward to the speakers stand He introduced Or Holmes who offered a benutiful prayer Brlelty but eloquently Gov MeMlllln then spke his remarks serving to In trod me Hon Tully Brown one of the two orators 0f tin occasion GOV McMILUN REMARKS "We are here said Gov McMlllIn to do honor to the memory of one the most patriotic Americans who lost Wf life In the servle of this great State I am glad to see the soldiers of forty years ago who fought with rlrn glad to see the younger soldiers who followed him braelv loyally even until his death I am glad to see Col Tatorn successor to the command of the regiment which Col Smith led so bravely and so well "It ds mete that our young men and fair women should lie here that they rhoud know that palrlotism is uppermost in the hearts of Tennepseans and that valor Is rewarded A truer patriot a nobler gentleman a greater lover of liberty and right than the man whose menu)ry we are to honor to-day never fought or gave up his for his country" Gov McMillin then made reference to the admirable action of the Red Cross Society declaring that the fair end appreciative daughters of the Volunteer State had offered this tablet in the virtue the valor and worth of Col i'mlth He then Introduced Hon Tully BrVWn who spoke as foitewge-MR BROWN'S ADDRESS "Fellow -Citizens Ladles and Gentlemen: I participate In' this meeting this Sunday evening with mingled feel lugs of melancholy nnd pleasure melancholy because be whom we are here to honor has passed out of our sight In the march of that great pro-cession that makes no countermarch he has gone from among us but It Is a pleasurde anil great pleasure to me to stand under the majestic columns of this great temple and attempt in som feeble way to do him Just merit "William Crawford Smith was a native of old Virginia born In the town of Petersburg He came to Nashville and Tennewe hefnre the smtes and when the civil war came and the Mother (of States and of statesmen drew Slowly and reluctantly her blade and summoned her son around her William Smith true Virginian hurried back to his native State and enlisted in the Twelfth Virginia Infantrv and through the terrible battles In Virginia flfht at Manassas the battles around Richmond the second Manassas up the heUhti of Gettysburg four long bloody storm-swept years earthquake MA volcano and lighting tearing the vIMi til tfte old State from one end to the other great soldier private soldier with his musket In his hand he man hed under the Inipeiial eyes of Jlohfri Lee (Applause) He that was a pti it' soldier four years In that army was a great soldier Applause) "Qreat men that were our enernlea MONEY LOANS- 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is your chance The terms of sale ore reasonable one-third cash balance In one and two years If you will look over this section of Nashville (south of the custom-house and postofllcci you will find that no part of the city has exceeded it within the pa it You will find that within the past three years no part of the city has exceeded it In substantial Improvements for residence purposes and these Improvements are being made every day 'ifc TO and $3000 6 per cent on city property only WEAKLEY tt SHIELDS Je28 Ut FOR SALE GILT EDGE LOANS a at th atv ftuvlnn Bank 114 Un FOR SALE-Part or whole of my $4000000 Interest In prosperous Jobbing house only man with money and ability to nil good salaried position will be considered Address BUSINESS CHANCE care Butrllffe Advertising Agency Louisville Ky Jly6 7t ion Ht School warrants bought fntereat paid on time deposits A 8 WILLIAMS Pntt EDGAR MAUN ESS CaahUw Jelssu men tf 'OH $2 Is almost nothing but It buys $100 share 8t Louis-Kentucky Oil Oo's 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