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YSOR COURT OF 1 ll 4 4 A 4 4 4 StlV NrhEIINE8 IV I LI4 PiDP I) tY iT TIIF STATE-IIOUSP i (illi fkr 4 ALLEN'S LITTLE BILLS it) i'm'll) Et xylitelri mtl owl ALL TRill PITAlilin IIETWEItIN frint OINTRICT Jt Doll To Illt Immo nuLiNtat ENT TAVES' MUST ONE PAID Ist- tICili In-' AND DO NOD OP ir 1 MILLIS HOI 9 AND grim 0 LIAR'S hATED FOR l'111-4 Pi'l Tititt lifilALTII t'ONSIDElt TIIEM 4 4r ll A e- 4 i 4 Na littera County Murderers three hews ot the ot Tete Ooversoe' Will Appoint Three me llnNo Move to Blie Mort NAlto am et aria Itcsiewed iroierda) 1 tilted litetee Offleete est tutla hy consmiiiblanors of Iletsintrotion for Mary eaaltuoi sod to nave them I Peeond Trial ot lint Pe the pion mu in tonittene1tovenite Noch t'ounty the Fleet of Taken From rodeo Int Control of Dopiedot la Works Dow la In kinlopso Inetraminamt Illeeket Oao Negro t'onviet hills Another eke 'bilo 14s tooelloa kick Ti i ies lill5100 tor the tredotal Court eisd Note A- bond to answer before the Criminal Court JAXI0 LEVINE I--lohn 'Assault and battery preferred by Chas Loo 12 and costa Buil' McCullough gaming preferred by 11 Miller $1 aryl vosts Jullusi Gillem and TYlue Whitman larceny preferred by A lisson aalved examination and era committed to lad in default of bond: Williams Mallory unnatural 1 crime Rupereeded by the ()rand Jury Anna Branch Weeny Pratorred Moist Garner trial set for 10 O'clock this morning JAIL roMMITTA Court Erl Seamy house-breaking and larceny by Judge Hell TO-DAY'H CALENDAR SECOND Pionner 1)--John Halley va It Co Mrs A Hutton vs SL It 00: Maplewood Imporvement Company vs Co Waller J)-e-Mra Della Houston vs United Electric Railway and II ThOmpson and Wranne receivers Nashvilie Street RailwayCompany vs Lyon Fir Inourancs Company Ns hvilic Rile ugiletay Company vs Seottlah ttnlon National liouranee ComtutnY Malone Crti): Not in sessiosb Anderson 31-4 Haynaaa tnurder pending surrnomE---(D Snodgrass eh J) 1Coffea Criminal docket to an bond swer before the Crimilliti court JAXE LEVINE i p--3ohn 81min assault and battery preferred bY Ches Lee I't and costs: Buff McCullough teaming preferred by 11 Miller I3 and costs Jullue Gillem and TY NM Whitman larceny preferred by A Olson a ti exmina a tion nd committed ern committed tri tali in di'fault nf bond: Ni'llitant Mallory4 'unnatural crime super Branchceded by the Grand Junb i Anna larceny Orefeeeed 7dAt OArner trial set for 10 O'clock i ths mernine JM AL A COMMITT tiviLA out Weeny 1-rimina some time ago Gay: Yurney received a letter from the Association of 11111- tary Surgeons of the United States asking him to appoint delettteil tO it sixth annual meeting Yesterday Adit Gen Sykes by direction of the Governor lesued the appointments of 'Mg Gen Murrell of Winchester Burgeon General of the Teoncosee National Guard Miles Willett of Memphis Burgeon of the First Regiment awl Mal Mist of Nashville as delegates TheAssociation of Military Surgeons meets at rhiladelphia May Rome time Cali wo Turny re ceived a letter from the Aseoetation of 11111 tA st Vniese the klupteme Court of Terme ate reverses the decision of the Circuit Court of Warren County William and Victor Hillis will be hanged at McMinn Ville next Mondays March 16 The east was heard In the Supreme Court yesterday morning when the Warren County criminal doeltet Was called The Hillis boys were convicted of 'the murder of Carroll Martin an old man The deed was committed on the top of the Cumberland Mountains in Van Du-ten County ublic bentiment was so strong against the prisoners that 1 a change of venue WaS secured to Wax Ten County an4 the result of the' trial was the sentence of death upon the two ate Nrict v111( wago ten TI rout The the 'rea trial was brat nless the Supreme Court of Tenn eo cu gto reverses the decision of the Circuit Court of 'Warren County William and James Arnold Wartrace NV It An dres Sewanee Miss Janie NI hltson Mr-Mintivlite Thomas lb tut-frees boro Johnerton byersburri: A It Miller Diason IVofterds Merlyn notitt Cincinnati it A Lybrock and wife Vicksburg Miss: River Athens Tenn Pinkey filmtnett Alabama Lamb Fayetteille if Saul ii Burns Atlanta It Barnwell Centreville Walker Little Lot Tenn luhn Doherty New York Mrs Rum bly ('lncInntl Hannon Chi cago Lynd Louisville Reynolds and wile Jacksonville Fla Wattotaseee Depot Betel John D'Ormond and wife Luke Cosgrove Arthur D'Ormond Lawrie ManiOrace Anderson A McKee of Ormond County Tim king Louis 'We Scruggs- Normandy: IL Jones Tullahoma Fly War trace Vincent Riverton Ala A Christopher Lebanon Col Sanders Birmingham ft McClelland MarfroeSboro Maswelit House A Pettinger Memoirist Geo Winsterke Do Armond Monday Knoxville oc) Fitzhugh Alabama Sig Eastnr New York Don chattahoom rt It Cale Chicago A Armstrong LeWieburg Patillo Atlanta 3 Cromwell St Louis Perm Louie Taylor Lewisburg: A Craft Louis vine: Webster Columbia Proctor Louisville A RUtherford Dellond McMinnville Jas A Lloyd Lewisburg Malone NeW Decatur Ale: IL Edson Albany Eggleston Memphis Webb Columbia I Phillips Bear Creek Ala Hardwick Cleveland Tenn Robertson Princeton Ala NV Wallace Lewisburg Ker natchan Alabama A Martin New York A Marr Stone Roes Ville Tenn Nordeet Collierville Walter Scott Cleveland Van mint Columbus 04 1 Beuchenstein Cincinnati 0 Radford Hopkins villa act lt An Arnold WrtraeW James Oreas Sewanee: Miss Janie Nsunt NleMi nnville Thomas Mutfrees boo imocionoc ypersbi livrg otT: 4 hxtn lc Mein his notitt Cincinnati: it A Lybrock tuot wife Vicksbur Miss: I Itivea Athena Tenn l'inky Emmett Alabama IV itt Lamb Fayetteillo Id iii aul II buns Atlanta ilarowell Centfeelitv 0 Volker Little Io Tenn John Doh es it Rum erty Nw 'York hir bly Cincinnati: II 'Hannon Chi rtg yNntac Fl Flu Depot 'Rotel Has that fellow at 309North College Street It's a great pity that there Is no other fa so large a city as Nashville where the people can get bargains In China Glassware and IIousefurnishing Goods This man is busy' all the time and great crowds flock into his 'mammoth store They pay all sorts of high prices and It should not be toter ated for a moment longer Cniti4 Slate District Judge Henry ttovernes of Kallamason Mich has consented to try the femme A 'Spurr este It is the duty of the United States Circuit Judges IL IL Lurton and IL Taft to designate someone of the Dis filet Judgee to silt' during the hearing and Judge Illevernee agrees to do so and will be properly designated within a few days The Merest of business In tho In terns reN nue department of the Middle District Tennessee has been remarkable it some time past During the Month rebruary just past the stamp collectk were 86760178 against 43175447 for Februsxy 1895 or more than double that of the preceding year James A Loyd of the department left last night for Tipton County where he will assist the Depute Collector for that section in making a survey of the big Willer to be Started there this week It will be the obly Bourbon whisky distillery in Tennessee and one et the largest If not the largest in the distriet bis 1tniti1 State trict Judge Henry Severnes of Kalameson Miett has Tormented to try ths Ir a Mrillik VI A Urvitti DAILY CITY ATATISTICIL Comnounicablep DI Trusteee over the State have finished their tax listeand are notifying all parties who have not trettled their 1895 taxes that atter March 15 the bat of delinquent gimpald taxes will be turned over to the proper for collection enneseee has ystem of collecting delinquent taxen through "back-tax attorneys" peculiarly its own The majority ot the States have an annual delinquent tax sale on a certain day fixed by laIe which is made by the reitulat collecting officer The tithe allowed for redemption In the various States ranges from one to three years while the Interest allowed the purchaser In ease of redemption varies from 10 to 31 per cenL gift' annum AdIL Gen Sykes has Issued a general order announcing the resignation of Capt IL Craig Assistailt Surgeon of the Second liattalion That official has changed his resideece necessitating his resignation For Instance Just Look at These 011trageOlIS Prices! I i i 1 1 4 ichurl 1 In if l' i i i i 1 The BanttarY Committee of the City Council and tile City Boort of Health Met In joiiit session yetterday otter-noon at The seesion lasted about two hoursand a half The bill Introduced by Mr Vandergrift at the last eeesion lot the City Council1 and understood to have been drawn by Councilman -Allen providinsr for adding to the Board of Health the President Of the- City pouncil and the Chairmen of the Sanitary Committee and the eleetion: of sit Inspectors by the revamped board was first taken up 'the bill provide for an increase of two in the number of sanitary Inspectors and also for the election by the board of a market or meat inspector present there are fivs sanitary inspeetors and a market-house officer who are appointed by the Board of Public Works and Affairs The discussion on this bill was long and spirited Health OMeerTuelter While not opporfing the addition of the President of the Council and Sanitary Chairman Allen to the boards was in favor of increasing the number of inspeetors to seven but wanted them an-pointed as heretofore by the Board of Public Works and Affairs that they be clothed with police powers amd that they be Under the rules and regulations of the Police Department' Councilman Alletton the other hand wanted the Men elected by the Board no that they would be under the immediate control of that branch of the city government After some further discussion the members of the Board of Health withdrew and the special committee Voted to recommend the passage of the bill on Ate teconel reading with amend-manta providing that the Inspectors be uniformed the same as the pollee clothed with pollee powers as at present and receive for theit services $6750 per month The milk bill was unanimously recommended for rejection without discus-atom The burial bill with a few mtnor amendments Was recommended for passage on iteeond reading The bill for increasing the member-1 ship of the Board of Health was unanimously recommended for second read-: The Board of Health will probably take action on these bills to-morrow afternoon The special committee to which was referred the bill relative to the awning In front of the Southern Turf decided to recoMmend Its second passage and recommittal 1 4 11 lllll LCLA4 'The $enttarY Committee of the City Council tile City Board of Itealth Met In Joiht session yeeterdtty otter Tumbler Each Plates Oa Collector Boni has received request from Williams of Mure to send an official to Sumner County to survey a new distillery which will be put In operation et once Steamboat Inspectors Green and att leave to-morrow for Decatur Ala whore they still inspect the steamers Kindrick William Cole and the Mottle Ivy Messrs Charles Sawrie an A Chit-dress clerkis in the office of United States District Attorney Tully Brown hove Issued subpoenaes for 83 witnesses to attend tho 'session of the United State courts which convene the third Monday In April There are over 600 cases on the two dockets for hearing at the ensuing term 001 666 00 0611 4 1 I i' hpaness Napkins Per Dosets So Cltithes Plea Per Dolma lo Matches Box (200) 4 lo Tooth Ptak not So Tack hammer Vooi kt Tacks Meg at So Buttermilk Soap Bork kw IllokoryPlpes at' So Ammonlatage Bottle to Blrd Footle Box te 1013 I Scrub BrusboarroOP ip 4 illSo Blackleg Ipvc04t4OVO 4 150 Horse Brush 1S3 Feather Duster 4 I Cotton MOPSo 00 fto JAbanses Per Dozen tei Trial of novae The trial of Haynes charged with the murder of Constable Ed Man love in Deeember 1394 began yesterday in the Criminal Court Judge lit Anderson presiding This is the second trial of Haynes the first resulting in Mistrial the jury standing eleven for acquittal and one for conliluilen Yesterday Was consumed In selecting IL jury and the hearing of evidence will begin this morning Thejury seleeted Is as follows: Frank Lawrence Johnson Alston Bucker Feltz It Mitchell Carter Greer Walter Alley Shearin Thompson Sullivan Rader The State is represented by I brney General Vaughn (km CI Brien Judge Matt Allen Gen 11 Washington and Mr Zart The defense is represented by Hot Ewing oarnee of Npringtleid: Mr Hart end Hon A Caldwell the will probably occupy the entire we 1 No halms la Gilead There is no balm in Gliel or at Imet In the Mount Gilead (colored) Mierionary Baptist Church or the Sisters' Immaculate Atisociation of that institution IF busily engaged'in fighting the church itself Yesterday) Ananias Sutton trustee of the association secured an injunction through his attorney A Colyar preventing the church through its pastor Page from interfering in any way with the eccupancy of the church by the sieters The sisters charge that they built the church and paid for it with the ex- Option of $00 and finally entered into agreementby which the church organization could use it with them but that through inadvertency the deed for the church propertv was made to true-tees for the benefit of the-Sisters' Association and the church Now say the sisters the church has assumed the ownership of the church and hss riven the sisters notice that they could not meet there any more This the dieters consider is showing a very bad eterit and they appeal to the lawaor prottction The injunction was hewed Pt-rilay and the sisters can now meet In ware and hold just As many tetlitttals in the tlitirck building as they ''Tt lave day And trial for Teel a ju heal la a Jahr Felt' Grec Itadi Geni Judo Ingo dere (iarr and rob 4 Th leant Mier Note' instil lug Anat tion attar from necui The thur( epti a anti that the tmees1 ()C a the 1 Criminal Court Clerk A 0" French of Knox County came over yesterday to collect the quarterly appropriation tor criminal costs from the Comptroller He received something over $6000 The terms of all the Commissioners of Registration in the counties of Tennessee which have such commission era wilt expire April 1 The Governor will then appoint three new commissioners far each county and it is important that the people in the various counties send in the names of good men Male et 13 Sixth 2 rases: rot Bostic and Cedar 3 caees 812 High 33 Carroll 410 Front 608 Ninth 608 Madison eases 1137 Pront 406 Madison 1618 billsom 1928 Line BIRTHS REPORTED 6 to andJetris Ill lin 408 Jefferson St girl: March 7 to and Hemphill 704 McGavock pt boy March 7 to Mr and Mrs Jeff rtoberoom 'W Line st girl 6 to Willie Old hlary Compton Mud Town girl DEATHS IMPORTED Scarbrough 50 years near cot Hamilton and Robert-eon ots pneumonia March 7 Emily Hardwick 66 years 526 Spruce el cancer 'March 7 Michael 1 Smith 83 years 161S Church et alcoholipm Starch 7 Frank Corder 2 years and 9 months 1206 Summer st eongestion of brain March 7 Thos Norton 61 years 434 McNalry cancer of stomach hlarch 8 Louise Naught 17 months Ewing at measles March 9 Lila Richards 3 years 1314 Lies IL meaties: March 8 Mary Winbourn 77 years 146 Cherry pt old age Luba Sanders 11 years 119 Main et bronchitis March 7 John Hughes 5 year''' 829 Spruce dysentery March 7 Georgetta Harris 6 weeks Line et hives: March 7 Parker Cook 10 years Overton et eeptidaemi March 7 Mintle Goodrich 7 months 1010 College et congestion of brain: March 8 Charles Evans 8 days Trimble Bottom cholera infantum REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Willis Jackson et ux to Lyle land on Tenth at IWO McCrady et al to Wm Manlove Jr land on Batavia at New Salley Reese Edwin flner Louleville Ky Balm Franklin Tip Cannon Pembroke KY: Green Dickson Cardwell Louisville Convert Nashville A A Terrell Granville Tenn Alien Chicago DmPer Liyershurg Kessler New York: Rohl Irwin Dresden Tenn Childs Waverly Tenn Sherwood Morristown Tenn Morgan Tullahoma Term Torr Spring- field III: Colper Wartrace Tenn A Grillin Friendship Whitson Cookviiie A Barnes Jeremiah Giles Davis Gallipolls Wood Fm Trani Cincinnati A Bralahaw Willimantic Conn: Hugh Wallibg and wife McMinnville Bowline Spencer MJolner Lawrenceburg Eugene Armstrong Louisville Hodge Riley Huntingdon Clark Brechem Clarksburg: Elvis Priest Scott Bennett Huntingdon A Davis Memphis Jno Weaver Conisville Ky Matson State Line Ky Meat Maim Each go Vegetable Dishet Each 64 50 Chambers Each Bowl and richer 113e Cups and Stecres Set tie Syrup Can a Butter Dish Ile Sugar Bowl a Oa Eight-inch Glees Powl 10c One-half Oalion Otani' ISs English Dinner Set 5 50 English Tea Set a I Ti Haviland Dinner Set 35 00 Glass Lamp Complete lte Kitchen Lamp Complete 23e No 2 Lamp Chimney fie No 2 Pearl Top Chimney 2 for 25e No 2 Itochest Chimney 2 for 25e Marbles Eighteen for 5e Tops Three Be Glass SaltShakers 3c Glass Pepper-Shakers Se Scissors 5e up Pruning 25e Bread Knives 35e Basting Spoon Se Rogers' Spoons Per Dozen 2 30 Rogers' Triple Knives and Forks Per Dozen 350 Wood-Handle Knives and Forks Per Dozen Hatchets Each 25e Boys' AS Each 50o Alarm Clocks Itge 2 Se 1e 2 83o tie Ile be A negro convict named Garrett killed another convict named Mosley with a pick at last week at Brushy Mountain st)ekade in a quarrel Ile will bs trivd in Rdane Co linty at the next term of the Criminal Court for the murder VANDERBILT DENTAL GRADUATES Step Ladders Foot 120 Galvanized Wachboard 25o Lemon squeezer Pc) Can Opener 4 6d Spittoon 8c two toC 55o Pine Water Bucket-v 180 Rolling Pits Iv "At go Towel Roller Clothes Basket Writing Paper Boir Pokers Each a Shovels Each Ito Corn Poppers Each 11 Wire Broilers Eacht 00 Fishing Rod Reel Etc 150 Six-Quart Bucket Each lio tppr PO 6410 SC) Bake Pan Tpree-Quart lo stove Skillet Each Galvanized 25o Galvanized Bucketa Each 25o Galvanized Foot Tubs Each 38 8 12c1 13o '6d 150 to 210e to so to fld lto lio 3o 10 15o 25o 25o 380 EXPECTED TO-DAT united States Bank Examiner Edward hioxey of Philadelphia who 111 be the Government expert in the Spurr trial returned from Louisville yesterday The gentleman has been engaged as expert by McKnight President of lite German National Bank of that city to twist in the examination of the books of the Louisville Water Company The internal revenue collections yesterday were $232308 The fee bill which has Just missed the lower House of Congress makes smile very important rhanges in conducting the business of the Department of Justice "From and after June SO isita all fees and emoluments authorised by law to be paid to United States District Attorneys and their assistants United States Marshals and their helm-ties shall be charged as heretofore and ithail be collected ttPI far as poesible and paid to the Clerk of the Court baying jurisdiction and by him covered intO the Treaeury of the United States" And said oMeers are to be paid salaries and fees as provided by the bill The salary allowed the Distrirt Attor-' neys of Tennessee is placed at 14000 per annum and the salary of the hiarshot is also to be 14000 This is pract- fealty a reduction of about 12000 in the compensation of the District Attorney since that Official ueually draws about $1000 in fees The salary of the Assistant District Attorney is limited to $2500 Deputy Marshals are divided into two classes by the and Office depudee The held deputies will receive three-fourths of the gross fees earned by them not to exceed $2500 per year The (bake deputies get no fees for serving papers The terms of all Vnited states Cummieeloners heretofore appointed Phan expire according to the bill on June SO MG Several of the State officials were out of the city yeeterday Comptroller A Harris was in Knoxville Commis Stoner of Agriculture Allison apent the day in Williamson County Capt John Morton is out of the city and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Gilbreath is Making a tour of West Tennessee schools LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS Eastman Curry Hessian as Reeend Lieutenant of Company A Second Lieutenant Eastman Curry of Company A ha forwarded his resignation as a commissioned officer in that company The resnation has not yet reached headquarters and consequently has not been acted upon Company will meet to-night at its headquarters and proceed to the election of First and Second Lieutenants caused by the resignation of First Lieutenant Julian Cantrell some time ago It is thought that the present Second Lieutenant will be advanced to the First Lieutenancy and the election of Second Lieutenant come from the noncommissioned officers or some private front the ranks Coal Contract Let The Board of Public Works yesterday let the contract for furnishing coal for the water works to the St Bernard Coal Co at a price of 119112 per ton A test of a week showed that it took considerable More StHernard coal to pump a million gallops of water than It teak of Sewanee coal but the difference In the price letween the two coals being 274 cents that more than counterbalanced the difference In quantity used and made the St Bernard coal i cheaper by 7 cents on the million gallons pumped GAMBLERS RAIDED The Pollee Make Suceessfal Swoop ova Marks Houser The gambling-house over Marks Houser's saloon on Cedar street was raided about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Sergtp Polk and Patrolman Sadler The officers galned an entrance without much opposition and found four men in the mom They were not engaged in play at the time so were all arrested on a charge of loitering around a gambling-house and carried to the station-house where they were registered as Lansdown John Brown Tom Jones and Tom Wilson A deposit of $30 each was made by the men for their appearance in the City Court this morning The Dee latob la the Coolest el the Two State Boards Tt Is expected that the thwreine Court will hand down its decision tio-do or at any rate this week In the mandamus case of Peter Turney Governor et al vs James A Harris Comptroller et al This is the famous suit where the State Board at Examiners OITIRiciered the assessments made for IS15 by the State Board of Railway Assessors and Equalisers not as thorough and complete as the facts and 8 tatutes provided and a re-a8smm1M which they were forced to resort to mandamus proceedings to obtain The State Board of Assessors have been doing ()thee work at the Capitol expecting the decision this week and much of their inspectiim for 1S4 tl has been held in aboyanee until the final termination of the suit In case the Supreme Court sustains the decision of Judge Wailer of the Seeond Circuit Court the Assessors will have to re-assess tht property for IS95 0111111E BOY He Don't Advertise And never gives anything away--unless it may be something like a Ilaviland China Dinner Set which I understand he is giving every purchaser of $100 a ticket to You could buy the set anywherp fdr about one hundred dollars That's nothing is 41 3 ilitJtstAti ULM iuuuieu 1-101ILL111 1111111 VS HULLItligip in IL? They Will Held Their closing Fameeines Morels WI The graduating exercises of ths Dental Department of Vanderbilt vereity to be held March 26 prontioila to be In keeptng with all former graduating exercises of this univereity and the beautifully engraved Invitation cards already is an insight to what the OCCII5i011 will be The following class officers and committees will have charge of the arrangements of the exercisey Class Of licers-2-3 Henry Boozer President Albright Vice President I Jordan Jr Treasurer Arthur Barnett Secretary: Woodard Hietortan Comegys Jr Valedictorian Invitation Wyllie Chairman Crawford George Parker A Li Wigginton and McKinney Committee of Ittags Chairman A Stayden Meadows and Cook Receptlon Towner Chairman Tandy Shaw IL More and McKinney The graduates for this year are: Cecil Felix Kentucky Fowikes Alabama Edgar Rope Texas Wm McKenneV Indiana Gordon Both-rock Tennessee Joseph Thompson Meadows Tennessee 'George A StaYden Tennessee Henry Boozer Texas Arthur Banks Miseourt: Frank Vanny Kentucky Jesse Br Pain Tennessee George Albright South Carolina Carter Tennessee George AV Parker Ireland A Taylor North Carolina Jordan Jr Tennessee Clarence Cook Texas It Luther Parker South Carolina Whitelleid South Carolina: Arthur Barnett Althema: Crawford Illinois James Pickens North Carolina A Wigginton Illinois Woodard Tennessee: Frank Day Florida Reeves Alabama A Wilson 'ITTlesourl: Edward Comegys Jr Texas A Duprey Alabama Lewis Riggs Canada Lucian I Wyllis Indiana It Costs Me Something 3 'Voting Doctor Rapidly Climb lam the Ladder Si New lark Dr William Haggard Jr sln of the well known Nashville physician of that name la now Surgeon-in-Charge of the AVoman's Hospital of Now York the largest Institution of its kind In NVW York Young Dr Haggard apPlied for the ts)sition of intvrne nearly eighteen months ago and ban been twice promoted from his first position which he NNI over many other applicants A handsome historical memento of the Nashville postoffice department has been issued as a benefit to Nashville Branch No 4 of the Letter Carriers' Association The souvenir contains a general compilation of the entire service There are handsome illustrations of the custom house the officials and employes A historical sketch of the postoince and Its various postmasters appears One of its chielest features Is a history of the local and national branch of letter carriers Suggestions are given the public as to the correct way of handling mail and Instructions for preparing it In fact it is a small encyclopaedia of postal information and is of inestimable value to every one The work is a credit to those who originated the original idea concert The following programme was rendered Sunday at the First Colored Baptist Church in a sacred concert given by the Sunday-school: Song by the f4in4ay-chooI essay -Woman's Sphere In Church" Miss Katie Jones sang "SunshinP in the Soul" Sunday-school tqkftft3r "The End of Life" Miss audit Johnson: solo Miss Julia A Jones: The Sunday-school was addressed by Mrs Nelson and Miss Gordon Of the First Baptist Church Who are doing a greet Christian Work in the city Miss Gordon also sang a scflo which closed the exercises To expofki this man and while I will not call him by name he 18 generally known as the "China man" or "Poet" and located at 309 North 'College Street between Union Street and the Publics Square just opposite the Union and the Meri chants' Bank between and Blach'i The house was formerly known as Marcey's Hart! ware Store You will see green posts and a big lot of high-priced stuff out in front and blackboards strung all around with catchy things written on them You can't mistake the place as the first sight will convince you that he is a high-priced miA fl fill SONILLE OTE114 1 I II It '01 if 1 1' 1 14 i i)1 'I 1 1 1' 1 1' 1 1 I 0 I t)i I i i ti 1 if trittre ant-lineation Doeirine nr 13 Godbey one ot the leading and most scholarly exponents of the doctrine of entire sanctification In the Methodist Episcopal Church south Is now conducting a series of meetings at Foruce-street Methodist Episcopal Churcitt to be continued several days This Week theft will be Bible readings each afternoon at 210 o'clock prayer meeting at 43:30 and preaching et 1:20 The pUblio la cordially Invited Come and bring your Bibles Company 0 will also arrange in part to-night for the presentation of a negro minstrel performance at an early date The proceeds will go towards purchasing dress Kilts for the company Battery A which was reorganized about a month ago met last night at the Capitol and for an hour or more the boys did some fine drill work The majority of the members are experienced military men and those that are not are learning fast co it will not he lonsi before the battery ill be in tiptop shape It bac sworn in fifty-one members and its officers are Morton Captain IL Cummings First Lieutenant Freeman Second Lieutenant and Dr Fryer Surgeon The members are enthitelastic and they intend to make the battery the best drilled one In the State The boys meet Monday And Friday nights of each week II0TEL ROGISTEns 'rhe Minoan Cooper Simon Beach Birtninghatn Ala Fred Berg Berg New York Collins Chicago James Johnston Louisville Vandervoort New York Charles Simile Clarksville James Scott Cincinnati Ford Virgipla Graham Miss Graham Mrs Graham Chicago Weinburg New York: Smith Chicago Dreyftis and wife New York Powell Louisville Spier New York Clifton Dartford Va Rogers Louisville Irving Mead New York 'rho Nicholson Snodgrass Chattanooga: cWeatherly Columbia Dobbins 3 Itetion Appleton Binford Itooker St Louts Hutt New York Mrs Belen St Joseph Mo Love Knoxville Nixon Patton Chattanooga Gillespie Franklin Good1o Waverly: Caldwell Trenton Austin Lexington Icy Johnson Cincinnati Johnson Evansville Wm Whitson and daughter McMinnville Bachman Chattanooga Ferguson Tracy City Jacobs Beech Grove A' Cofley Seottaboro Ala Riehey Louisville CJiubbard Frankfort ICYI Talltafeiiro' Missouri ThomrBrownsville: Potter Is Paducah KY A Lamb Paris Tenn FonVille McGlothlin Dresden It Williams Lee Fisher Hale Carthage: Gregory Dixon Storings York Powell IAnItSVIIIC Spier New York Clifton Bart- ford Vs Rogers Louisville 1M it Ir I n-' ea New ar The Nicholson Snodgrass Chattanooga: Well ther'ly Colum'bi-a Dobbing flooker St Lou Ii Hult 42 'tette' In Appleto'n Binford New Yo rk Mrs' 'Helen St Joseph Mo Love Knexville NS Nixon Patton Chattaneoge 11' Gillespie Franklin IL Geneee wavpor Caldwell Trenton II Austin Lexington Ky: 1 ohn- eon Cincinnati ohnson Evans- ville Wm Whit and daughter McMinnvine Bachman Chat: tenteoga FL rereue et 4 raey Jacobs Deeeh Grove 11 A Cot- fey Seotteboro Aisle RI ey Loulsville bbard it Hu Frankfot Talliaf 1: twro' Mi ssouri Thomr Brownsville Pieter 18 Paducah Ky A Lamb Paris Tenn Fonville Me- 01 '1 1) I 1- A oth in rea en le Interns AS- Lee Fisher Car- thage: Greg'ory Dixon Sprines IYarti You I Warn You Friends POST OP JACKSON It Elects Delegaleau to' the State Convention Post Travelers Protective Association of Jackson met Saturday night and elected the following delegates to represent the poet at the State Convention which meets in Knoxville April IS: Anderson 'Burkett Fay Hazen Ramsey Murray Riley and Fletcher In Sad Coadition Death and sickness has placed Mr George 'Beam who lives on North First street East Nashville in a sad condition Sunday night he lost a son and yesterday morning a baby Both children were afflicted with membraneous croup He has fill other children seriously ill with measles lin IIII PRO AMU lillizum eeDoeta-teheaandswiekonees reshas placed Mr Ii l'wit 1 ill11 on North First 1 sas In a sad eondi- street item Su'nday' night he lost a gen and yesterday morning a baby Both chit- dren were afflicted with membraneous croup Ile hat fives other children se- riously ill with measles Take my advice': I learn that he had an enormous holiday trade and practically made a clean sweep and is now filled up with all of the new and en tieing goods to catch you He claims that he is go ing to do the town up on Ms immense line of claims tieing goods to catch you He that he is go 4 ing to do thetoWn up on his immense line of Take my advice': I learn that he had an enormous holiday trade and practically made a clean sweep and is now filled up with all of the new and en tieing goods to catch you He claims that he is go in to do the town ut) on his immense line of Postmaster Cheney has done nothing as yet ttward the appointment nt a sticeessor to Frank Cheatham dAceased who was Superintendent nr the Money Order Department Mr Cheatham was one of Postmaster Cheney's bondsmen And the first duty of that official to report the fart to headquarters which he has done and will renew his bond of $250000 as soon as he hears from headquarters 0 Waal' HIM TO RUN Petition Presented to to Stand for Representative Several hundred people of Wilson County have petitioned Chambent the well-known lawyer to nand for the Democratic nomination for Representative from that county Ile: Chambers ts a uternher of the law firm of Zarecor Chambers of NashVille though he resides in Wilson County wtion 0 Pt-Minnie Presented to rham hers to Stand tot Representative Several hundred people et cminty have eti ption ed Cham- here th Well-kitown lawYer tand for the Democratic nomination for Rep- rementative from that county ale Chambers ts a uternher of the law tir-M of Zareetie Chambers nt Nasheille though he reeides in WIlat311 COUtitS tiny It itstil An injunetim was issued yesterday in the Chancery Court in favor of the Milburn Wagon Company of Toledo 0 preventing the Union Bank Trust Company front paying out 81200 held hy them for if Sinnott es ag-ent for the Youngotown Bridge Company until his laterest In the amount shall he duly ascertained The complainant recites that It Secured a judgment against TT Sinnott the defendant In 1S90 ler $39790 and efforts to serve the 'execution of the judgment were fruitless each tieing returned indrneed "ttulla bona" Finally last Friday they garnishd the ITnien Bank Trust Vompany haying in its possession Leo for IL Sinnott agent of the Y4aingetown Bridge Company The complainant charges that the account is kept in the( way by Sinnott for the purpose of preventing his creditors frotn eaehing it and that said money really belongs to him They ask that a receiver be aproointed to take charge of the money subject to final orders in the cause Smith Aladdin represent the 0)mplainant THE COIHT HEC0110 criminal docket: Ftele 'William and Victor 111111s murder heard State vs A Fry ar see heard Itcl71T-E McAdoo vs IL weakley it'aVft granted to amend writ leson Gillock vs Co eke era I'd to amend (leclaration )1111Vt improvement Co 8 co leave granted to amend dei rsttioni Moore vs A Gal lee a Mdetnent for plaintiff: Cumberland Lumber Co 1 Thacker vs McEwin tit der of condemnation t't i A Nt --1)ecrees and orders: IL I I ede co vs Weakley Ft Warren final for romplainant for $1- 29 ape ideil to Supreme Court: Jopepl I ian et el vs Wm Balder-man et al r-rort of Clerk Master continued: Ji twi Iron et al vs Thomas caliclider trustee order to paY $1een to Miss mysic iirown from funds In hand Master for School expenses: Thit sa 1Zing guardian Vs Joseph aril ttntZ order of referpnee i-n )H1 elpoillett vs Clans Oe 31 order Of refer-1 vice to Clerk ('RIM I Urn 'I lee larceny front the person pleaded emit to Petit lat CellY 1 year In th Wtentlary FECOND I I tiondlett Jr and it xutrs of Goodlett le ctie 1 meline: Nash vine St Ity Co 'vs Si'ottish Cnion and National IT1S Co 4110 110n Ins Co Same vs Stilsh Union atal Ins Co (kf'Iniant to withdri3w first plea in oh above three casee CITY--John tI hhi anti orfanalve condo et nose Horton 'disorderly WOrk-house Manuel larceny cd' eothing continued: Viten semen Inaintalping himself unilWy entininid Jattoir Lane same disteis ter Lipscomb assault with ri Von shooting inside city limits ilisnot-ze-ei 1 Bettie Bushes disorderly missed: Meg Ftanklin and Anna Jinee disorderly conduct each: tVill too man attil'Llszle tliraham assatilt end battery Et titieh work-house: se cY hettsobreaking and larceny bound river to the Criminal Court John Stownrt assault with a stone and disorderly (-mince $5: Millie Yeatnien and 'Mae' tele Bush disorderly eianduct 'dismissed: jiihn tirahato and Thomns Ryan as-lea ell and battery $3 each: Elvin ft idson drunk anci disprderly and as- tea u1t with it stlidt work-hoose: Chas rVV rght drunk and di5order-13 $10 work ibous'e: Jim calhoun drunk and loiterlr abutt tin' street work-house Andrews drunk On the street $4 eirk-Imuse: No1011111 larceny of cney waived and bound to the Criminal Court Jerry Mut It 1 keeping saloon open on Sand3 Charles sn(t li)onzoPPli on Suftday $7)0: '31rn 1 asmanit and battery $10 workii4Ella Flournoy drunk arid Juet ta workshiatse 8 uotmoi N'tlISTRATES ttli Pkrft arcil Barker battery'preferred by- Anna Uved examination and gave 111MAS itlil I oi'1' triedoe order to pay $10001 vl ltrown from funds In hetet id' cl i'ls 'y Master for school expetees: 'rhi -1 izing guardian vs Jeeeph end 1-) 1 dz order refer enc il Ilii-it Nml tlooille tt ere Cleto 0 ei lithe order of refer- 'owe to clerk Iat -tom i NI lelee larceny from the persen pielei1 rtilll to petit tar- ceny 1 year In I tettl latY nEceiNt) to le 'i err i i tiondlett Jr and le NV iiee entors of It ye Guts-nett Iit I upipiliut Nash ville St Itye Co vs seem ell cnien and National Ins Cr 1111 Lion Ins Co stamp vs Seette-h Unin am! Na- tionel Ins Cie a r111int eilewed to withdrew first plea Ill a( 11 bove three casert CITY-eetehn It hi diearderly and Offeneive cominee Sei eeii -hee rtese Ilorton diserderl eeillee ee werkeuttee alameti eel tee eny of eerithing enntinuise Ce sioite netintelping himself timitee ie 1' rthilr Lane same 'sties t) al- I i mb aseault wit rt it on II ter shooting Mettle city limits trsmiseet nettle Hughes dieorderly een111 die reseed: eine letanklin and Annt nee dieerderly conduct raeht NVIII Itta h- nein and 'lerrzie Cteaham essitith nod bettery $3 teteh work-house lei see Cy lemsebratking and larceny Lolled ever to the Critninal Court teltil St' V- nrt assault with a stone and disord-tly (-millet s5- matte yeattnan and elle e-1- Bush diserderly cenduet "-lisrniesed: 31111 Grethen) end' 'Phonies Ryan as- tp11111 and lottery $3 each: I txilsti tinci disorder yeetit lee I and as Is wit with A stiek ee work-IVItISP tee cht (-trunk anti dieorderly eel work shoue: ire calholine drun and loiter- ire aheit the et reeeS $4 work-houee: Andrei) drunk On the eteeet $4 lotite Ttele Nowienl lareene of tt 41y waived eN intnatinit and bound to the crinenel court Jerry Mill- 41 korping 111n npon sund3y t- pc Rteo: chgrips Itelowr i tinel 1)one open on Sunday Via: jirn i 'Assault and battery $10 work- "'Ella Flournoy drunk arid Juet i4 wurk-Mittite l'': 8 ueUute INI VGISTBATES 01 xekr0 lriT) P---3ehn Parker ee- battery prefeertel hy trnia uli4d exantin4tion and save 1 1 an Commandery it will meet to-night at o'clock MTgan Commantiory 492 held a large and enthusiastic meeting last evening Several applications were received North Nashville Lodge 172 IC of IL met at their hall last evoning when resolutions of respect were wlopted to the memory of Theo Kramer Funeral $erViCOA NVere held yesterday morning over the remains of Mrs Meyers at 1616 Worm Vista street The remains were shipped tn St Joseph Mo The Latter Day Saints are doing missionary Work in North End their initiatory service being conducted Stinday night at the corner of Alchemor and liastain etreets Mr Geo Burkhardt of North Front street who was injured in a runaway last week is suffering much from the intorieS he received One arm was broken and the other severely sprained Last evening an overturned coal oil lamp at the home of Mrs Watkins 40 Jefferson street did considerable damage setting tire to a pair of lace curtains and doing mtich injury to the carpet Mr Lewia Archie and Miss Daisy Guy were married Sunday evening The WeddingWas quite a satirise to their friendswho gathered at Mr Archie home earner Robinson and Hamilton streets last evening where an informal reception Was held Mr and Mrs Archie were the recipients of many handsome presents Mrs Archie Is the accomplished daughter of Mr John Gay of Addisun attenue Mr Archie is an rnJ)ltya at Phillips Bottorff foundry Chas Vaughn and wife halting from 'Kentucky and claiming to be aeronauts and parachute leaner stopped some six aveeks ago at the boarding house of Mrs 1)()Wrig on North 'Spruce street They paid two Iveeks' after which they "Mt Mrs Powers Off fur the remainder chaining that their inIwy was in bank and kcould net be wohirtiWn until a eeilalfi date Mrs l'oxrs became persistent in her derwinds when on Sunday night the ewapl by some MPftn8 secured their clothing ond left for parts unknown big an empty think in settlement 71' a $-0) ani bill sirs POWOS binks he Part tes are still itt the city Vaughn' a lk 111 a limp 'Rid to be the re-oh of an injury reeeiVeil by falling frra a ii fl inn Mr i Vaughn is quitet an attrwive woman' and it was her evOr rf-ady How of wit that enabled the pates iiitiratiato themselves into the good gr to of the landlady To ture a Cold Ii One boy take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablks All druggist's refund the money if It fails to cure 25e Don't VaD to 'Read Subscribe "The- Semi-Weekly American" t)lily $100 year year plenary work in North End their initie- tory service being conducted SAIlltitty night et the corner cf elehemore and lieelein etrect Mr Geo Burkhardt of North Front street who was Injured in a run eway last week is suffering much hem the injuries he received erne artn was broken and the other eeverely sprained Last evening an overturned e1 oil lamp at the home of Mrs NVatkins 410 et cone era 4 am- Jefferson etre lid I I I I I age setting fire to a pair of laee etit- claim's and doing mach injury to the a riot Mr Lewis Arehle and Isnot Miley Guy were married sunday evening The Wedding Was quite a surtriee to their friends who gathered at Mr Arehie'e home center Itobineon and Hamilton eireets laet evening where en infotrnal reception Was held Mr and Mos Archie were the recipients of many handsnme ta Mrs Archie le the nevem presen IN4 I 1 plished daughter in fey taitson aVenue ell Archie le an ern- ploye at Phillips Buttorff foundry Chas Vaughn and wife halting from Kentucky and claiming to be aero- news and parachute leapers stopped SInt stX weeks ago at the boarding lows- of Mrs Powers on North 'Spruee street They paid two weeks' board after which they plit Mrs Power Off for I ho remainder Chanting thet their ineney was in bank and keould net be elthdrewn until a certain date Mrs Pee -1's liecarn persistent in her de- via ilk when on Sunday night the eeeple by some means seeured their thelene end left for parts linkWWII a He an empty trunk in tiwttlernent 7( a lee le vale a beard il el Powers thinks -tip in the city Vaughn' Mb 1 It a limp said to be tne re snit ef an InJUry reetI'Veti by falling 1e nA a le-teem-1 etre Vanghn is quite en eatteltelve women' and At svas her ever teady Hole of It that enabled the pt1r to tiotratilto themselves into the 121 gral's of the landiade To ctirt- a void IR One boy take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggiets retund the money if It falls to core 25- Don't Veal to 'Rea Tbis Sabeerlb fer I he Sem -NN eekly American" unty $100 per year Standard Reptant loan Club The Standard ftepublican Club mot lost night in Twin Hall on Cedar street tvith Dr 14Cinkead in the chair A letter wan read from Chairnutn Jesse I Rogers requesting that the members of the Executive Committee of the State opkgoe of Republican clubs meet in Nashville next Thursday afternoon TEINNESsEsi DENTISTP Fixeentive Comm Mee -WI II Meet In Nambettle This 'Week The rxecutive Association of the TennosSee Dental Association Drs Crawford James A Dale and It Stubblefield will meet this week The meeting is to arrange the programtne for the State Association which metS in Nashville next May Word comes from all quartsrit that the neatest and most satisfactory dye for Coloring the beard a brown or black is Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers THE LAST CUT OF THE SEASON $1200 Suits and Overcbata For $690 This sale has demonstrated that people will buy first-clasa goods in hard times if the prices are low enough In this Hale original costs' have been entirely' lost sight of Buy your tvinicr goods no and thus make your'-money to double duty I 1trs and on l'ublW Square A Awarded Highest Fair Dit MOST PERFECT MADE: A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder Free (tom Amor-tot-tie Alum or any other adullerant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD THEY HAD NO MEETING Men facto Asesele Dow People Fell le Turn Oat The meeting of the Manufacturers' Association that Ives to have been held In the Chamber of Commerce last night failed to materialise Six members of the association and two newspaper Men were present and as the latter could not be counted to make a quorum the meeting went by default Enough members to make a quorum may get together solne time in the far future such a thing tnaY happen and President Cassetty still clings to the bope that It will Chafing Utah Lecture The first leettire to be delivered' hky' Mrs Reret in this city Will beVondsY the leth at 3 o'clock when the subject will be "The Chafing tibh:" This is by special request arid as there Is a wide interest aroused now in tbia subject there will be a large audience THE ST LOI'ld ACCIDENT Three Men Ae Dead and More WM Probably Me St touts March 9--Three men are dead and one more is not pee ted to live as the result of last night's collision on the St Louis Kirkwood Electric line Fifty more are more or loss seriously but not fatally injured The dead ere: Richard Anagan Josue ance agent ttt Louie ulius A Jones claim agent 7 Hy Al ken motiorman car Na east-botind 0 Sam Emit ly motorman of caro 2 westbound had botit legs and heed crushed besides being internally injured He will probably die General Manager Houseman states postbvely that the entire blame rests wittYl II Aiketh motormen of the- east-bound oar who was so seriously injured tikat he died tt will of the late Theodore Kramer Was admitted to probate yesterday The deceased leaves all his real and pers3nal IvroPeytY AO his wife WII3bI they put 0 man in left be cannot follow bit II natural inclivations His enjoyment et it 1 life la limited He 1 cannot at what be 4 ti- wants le liM1 at! heti to it very frugal diet He is alive to LI be urek but life 1 -3 1 4 doesn't possess very I sag many advantages -0 Are not all these things equally true of a dyspeptic 1104 1 I all of the real enjoy meat Ile gets Out of life i be night as well be in jail He can tot eat what he likes pot us much of it as he would like If be i 1 transgresses tiny of 1 IL the rules i of his diet is punished for He suffers muck gets little sympathy 1 DySpepsia starts 1 with indigestion end 1 Lizzie Malmost May lead to almo 2 anything Indiges tion means a variety of showS itself in many ways At first perhaps a little heaviness in the stomach a little souruess windy belchings and heartburn Headache begin to come pretty soon after that and biliousness and a foul taste in the mouth in the morning Chronic constipation is almost inevitable and it is probably the most seriont trouble that ever takes hold Of a Mitt- Its seeming eimplicity is the thing that makes it tnost dangemus because it lead to neglect Constipation means that the body is hold poisonous impure matter that should' be gotten rid of The poison Is being reabsorbed into the blood and the whole body is being filled with it Impurity in the blood may lead to almost any disease There is no telling hat may tome of it Constipation is the start of it all And yet people are careless about it It is the most serious thing in the woild and the easiest to cure if you about it right Dr Pierre's Pleasant Delius cure constipation Cure it ositively'certainly infallibly Cure rt80' it stays cured Cure it so you can stop taking medicine And that is something that to other remedy in the world Will do Summer 600ds9 Beware! Beware Hammocks Croquet Base Ball Goods Games Tricycles Velocipedes Baby Carriages Wagons Lawn Mowers Refrigerators Freezers: Water Coolers Filters Bath Tubs and such It is not right my friends you know To let such things as this have the go I've watched this man from morn till night In the- greatest glee he is in the fight IIis schemes are is hard to There is not another in town his match lie always has some drawing catd And has not even had the help of a plod his feet are swift his head is There seems with him no dread or fear Ile knows that others are behind the time And is making his hay while the sun doth shine no never allows the grass grow under his Can't stand still and'seldorn takes a seati But hustles bald gets at the 'centre of his brala And if things go wrong he raises old calms His salesmen they know' hat is what For every one of them have been taught To keep their eyes open and be on the alert SIling gdods for him means wagon loads of dirt Now beware good p4ople take this While I am a crank to you Its without price So be mum don't say anything about ti4s blow Ills competitors don't stand even a ghost of a slow 1 i bitted MIN They rut he i ss into In la a cannot follow hit (1 in natural inclittations -'-'lls BM enjoyment of 11 1 life it limited He i 15 9t) cannot eat what be 9 1 wants is litn- g' 0 I- fi THEIr iff-1 mEwrINGc A Hammocks' Croquet Base Ball Goods Garnet diet He is alive to Tricycles Velocipedes Baby Carriages Wagons i atatidard Republican Club Manufacterore Assoelation People 410 1 I Fail to Turn Ont ij 1 I lie doesn't possess very 1 The Standard Itepublican Club mot The Meeting of the Manufacturers' seee0-' many advantages Lawn Mowers Refrigerators reezers 1Vater things eqUally true 1 Aegociation that we to have been held Are not all these Coolers Filters Bath Tubs and such lost night in Twin Hall on Cedar street With Dr Kinkead in the chair A letter Wail read from Chairnutn Jesse Ttogprs requeeting that the members fail of the Executive Committee of the State were present Leegue of Republican Clubs rn meet in in the Chambfer of Commerce last night to materialise Six members of of a dyspeptic? the aesociation and two neWspaper Men Le and as the latter Could ot all of the real enjoy- firth be gets out of Belvarel Belvarel Belyare) i Naehville next Thureda afteoon not be counted to make a quorum the 1 ei Delight as well meeting went by default Enough mem- be at He can- li tiers to make a quorum May get to- not eat what he likes TEANFASEX 1)1A TIM l'F4 gether sotne time in the far future de per its much of it as It is not right my friends you know a ith a thing MAY happen and Pree- he would like If be I Tolet such thincrs as thia have the fro Exeentive Commlitieo Will Meet In II clings to the hope 1 transgeesses any of e) ta Nottbillie 'Fhla 11oett )(lent CassettY at! I 't 11' the I h' I' watched this man from morn till olvht that It will ru es is let VS 1 The Executive Asenelation of the Ten- 14444bN1 he is punished for it I the 1 i the fl ht c' give es "lee is a Castling Dish Lecture He suffers muck neeSee Dental Association Drs Crawford James A Dal and rst ec Vire ci ve reff by The I deli gets little syespathy et I this city? telli belftvidt! ibl fi -It will me tu et this week he I's over Dybpepsis starts II'S SChefeleS are is hard to It meeting is to arrange the program tne the 14tIL at 3 enelock whets the subject with indlgestiorLand It There is another in town his match State Asenelation which meetti for tbe will ll be "The Chafing Dieh:" This is by bray lead to almost Awarded 4 in Nashville next May gitecial request gild as there is a wide tigarnip- anything Indigea lie always has some drawing card Word comes front all quartet-it that Highest Fair intereet now In this subjeet thul alealla a valid And has not even had the 'help of a plod of Showelteelf io many ways the neatest and most fratistaefory dye here large audience DR: will be a lar At hrst perhepe a little heaviness in the for boloritig the beard a brown or black TDB BT LOtIS ACCIDENT stomach a little sourness windy belehings 1 his feet are swift his head is cIear-- the I te Reciting arn 5 ye or le ere and heartburn Headache' begin to come l'here seems with him 110 dread or fear- Men A4 Dead and 'More Will Pratt! soon after that and biliousness and 4 littlis THE LAST CUT i m--prombly me a foul taste in the mouth in the morning knows that Si Louis March 9-Three men are dead Chronic constipation is Cornet Inevitable Ile And is makmg others are behind the time his hay wh ile te SIM doth shine and one more is expected to live as end it is probably the most seriout trouble no the resett of last nerhes collielen on the that ever takee hold Of a mat tbeseeming I St bouts Kirkwood 'Electric line Fifty eimplicity is the 011ie that make it most 1 OF THE SEASON ---i CitleFAR 1 more are more or less seriously but not dangemus becattse it lead to neglect fatally Injured The dead are: Richard Constipation ineatathat the body le hold- Arnigan itlure tug poisonous im ure metter that should' anee agent t4t -Louis ain't A Jonee sse e4 411 Vr Ho never allows the grass grow under his Can't stand still and'seldorn takes a seat' but hustles to at I sties and ge the centre of brain his 1 claim agent Rya 11 Al or- ue poison Is being re- And if thing go wrotte he raises old tains tt ts $1200 'Suits and re Overcoats bats absorbed tent the Ho 2 ken moeortrian ear No east-pound od and the whole ody 4 is being A A Sam entitle motorman of catoNo 2 west- -lie- with it Impurity in the For $690 A bound had both legs and heed creshed blood may lead to Ornate any diserete IIIS salesmen they knovt what-is what et vs beeetest being internally injured He will There is no telling hat may tome of it For every one of them-have been taught probably die Constipation is Dee start of it all And yet so Thle gel hal demonstrated that pee- altea'Pillet- eo le a ea eles 17'71-f rc General ManagetIfouSeman et re 5 about it It is the most TO keep their eyes open and be on the alert 'l ells nti et ea' oe-5' A' 4 1 L'' tiVely that the entire blame rests vothe serious thing in the world and the easiest d' SOin'o oOo for him means wagon loads of tr 0 le uy rs -e Ilse goo a es 411 e' ii II Aekem motormen of the irbaSt-bilUnd te to cure if you eo about it tight Dr Pierre's times if the prices are low ennugb In this Hale original cot have been en- cer who was so seriously injured tikat he Pleasant Pellets cure constipation Cum ftek belyare good p4ople take this it positively'eertainte Infallibly 't- Cure 1 tirely lost sight of Buy your winter MOST PERFECT MADE it and Prticmil do double duty thus make your rt will of the 'late Theodore Kratner iso' it start cured Cure it so you can stop 9trY A IT Tartar Powder Free tait'int med" pu rape ream a ar oW en Was edmitted to probate yeeterday The I lone While I am a crank to you it's witlibutprie So be mum don't say anything about this blow I El trs liotn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant deceased leaven all his real and nersenal Ahd that is something that no other 4 remcd in the world Will do 1118 competitora 0011 stand even a ghostof a sillow fe 135 and Ba7 rublbc Square 4o YEARS THE STANDARD rropertY 0 his wt i 1 1 11 I 1 i 1 10 I.