The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

THE N'ASIIVILLE AMERICAN FRIDAY MORNING JULY Ot 1806 r(q (i(t: WI' eROWD1NG HE CAPITAL tr 'z- Ilighest ot in Leavening Gov't Report fl ri ITV 0 THOUS NHS CHRISTIAN EN DEAVORERS IN THE STREETC A I 7- -t 1 oCROFULII Tent Wasittnitton and Tent Fn denvor Packed to Hear tit Open-ling Exercises flettleen Delwin To-Dne 'rent Sflhtiitoii Blown Down Blown Down 'IltZEMEALITEEN plUrtTE NORTH NASHVILLE MITES nt t5dell r- 1 I ft) rr ii Lt A '''t ItZ- LOILADTEMY 'i plundr- 1 NORTH ASIR ILLE NOTEC Ei 1 11 I Miss Dolls Fltereml Of Bowdon Bug i writost I have always aufferett from hereditary Soroluto Jr wlitlt 1 triud 1- rations remedies and many reliable pivoielena but norm rollover" ma Aftor taking ti bottion of 7 '7' I am DOW well I 'i lk) "I ttm very grstotful I feel '4 otaved me ot up and plossure in speaking only Imitate for the wontiorful mod- In r000ttinwweling it to oil c'n niinrn Skin fin reeoto mending it to all- r--: -PZ 4o on Skin mi Dello Btereno of pooton tfitok 3: rioNott i hay always muffervt from Washington i Notwithstanding the discouraging I thst it os weather conditions the Chrietian En- I 1- tar deavorers gathered by thousands in I shall tes Washington were early astir with wris of i wearers of Endeavor badges making i le 1nreault114 theft way to the churches set apart for -2-T the sunrise services wkich begin -the exercises of each day It was a tribute ar-- i dres to the erathuelasm and zeal of the via- swipq tired aa many of them were by 1 long journeys The topic of these nun- ii101771 i i I rise services was prayer f0r the convert: tion and in each case the meetings were to you oa X' that It front a Ille told agony shall tote X- words of Minn anti t''' 004 and reinn itt i Trout' Mood and Diseaneot roe to i dreot k- SWIFT tii)0 4 d' mailed 0 any ad- 1 -1 7 bPECIFIC CO Atlanta Os gt hilij 4 44kt will knock all other sales higheF than a kite No matter bow low competitors quote prices LEBECKS' are always lower We mean what we say for those truly intent on money-saving for those who want to make every 'dime 'count and every dollar to do double duty or better we say here in this great MIDSUMMER SALE is your opiortunity There is a great depression 'among Eastern manufacturers and our New 'York buyer has just sent us a large lot of goods at about half the price ruling in June Almost past belief are the very low prices marked on stacks and piles argoods all over our store Come to our great sale we know then you'll buy Scotch Zephyr Gingham's I I 'Sheeting Bargain Forio-Day millolliEmommoolomin LOCAL WEATHER REPORT Furbished by Local OMett of lotted States 'Weather Moreau Forecast Prose Wonblairtoa For tilt Saturdsy night warmer in interior tluthessterly winds For Tennessee and warmer easterly to southeasterly winds For east to southeast winds A led by members of the visitidg delegalions These special sirvices lasted from 6:30 to 7:15 o'clock A short adjournment and a walk about town and Many of the delegates were gathered again at the big New-York avenue Presbyterian Church to participate in a Bible book study conducted by President Burroughs of CrawfordsVille 'Ind The great meetings In the big tents were originally fixed tor half-past 9 O'clock but there were some unavotia ble delays owing to the damage done by Did you over dream that geauMe Scotch Zephyr Ginghams that formerly sold at 25c would be offered at per 46 pieces extra good and extra wide and ITtl mean what we say- Bleached Sheeting it is the kind that old fogy houses sell at 25e a yard but in oar mid- summerget-up-and-hustle sale it is Charles Walkup is quite IIL Ike Stewart left yeeterday for Birmiegham Ala Mrs Brown of Murfreesboro le the guest of Mra Ray A Jackson and Lem Warner Lave returned from the springs hliss Maybe Ile Johnson of Pulaski is 'letting friends On Sueria Vista street Mrs Willie Andrews Of Lynnville is her mother Mrs Westbrooks Ilugh Mc Rea who has been dangerously III for several days is much improved Miss Mints Scott Of the Gallatin mita Is the gutst of friends on Monroe street Bradford of Hyde's Ferry road who has been very ill Is slowly improving Mrs John rBrysnt leave to-day for Lodieville where she will spend two weeks pith relatives Messrs Virgil Tate and Albert Joyner have returned from a visit to Monde In the country Rev Bergner wM leave Sunday afternoon for Mitchellville where be will preach Sunday night Miss Nellie Smith of New Decatur who has been the guest of Me and Mrs Dock Cunningham has returned home A Etheridge gave a 'bowie warming last evening at his new home 1412 Summer street' Dancing was the feature of the occasion 4 Davis who has been attending business college for the past year has re turned to hie former home in Charleston ready to assume a responsible position The ledlet of the Church of the Astrui4- Hon will give a moonlight excursion up the river Tueteday night on the steamer Phillips Tickets are 25 cents Refreshments will be served on board At a congregational meeting at the Firtt Lutheran Church Tuesday night the following officers were elected: Kaphan and George Hoesch Wirsching and Darlinger Bosse and Summit The pienic committee of Hermitage Council No 96e Royal Arcanum have arranged for a picnic July 22 at Kingston Springs The commiltee chairman is I Allen the Secretary and Treasurer Fields Eight councils were represented mmt----31-- 5 CENTS But such is surety the case and 43 pieces go on our' counters to-day at the unheard-of price of 5c a yard RIG STORM Al' PENSACOLA Water Craft Blown Ashore Houses I nrooled and Other Damsac Mobile Ala July Italian brig Dadem Swedish bark Svea and I Norwegian bark Johan Ludwig were blown ashore in Pensaeola Bay yesterday during a storm The wind blew 01'rom the northeast at 72 miles an hour stal then chanked to the northwest and Mew 100 tulles an hour Petieeenta being he eenter of the storm The Merchant? Rotel the Methodist Church and nearly every business house was unroofed The street' were made impassable by 'fhei fallen trees No street cars were funning All wires are down the near kst telegraph station working being at Plomaton The Penliaenlit and Atlantic division of the Louisville Nashville Is washed out in places The damage as Stilly 9250000 13ELIGHTFUL SUMMER TRAVELING beautiful Route and an Attractive 1 Schedule to the East The Southern Railvey always on the alert to afford its patrons the bet-possible accommodation has inaugurated and placed in servite a new solid train between Chattanooga and N)rfolk enn aiming of combination baggage car and I boaeh first-class day coach and an ele rant Pullman drawing-room sleeping tar all of which are operated between Chattanooga and Norfolk without change' The train leaviing Nashville via St Ry In the morning affords a close connection at Chattanooga with this train on the Southern Railway and the through schedule will be as follows: Leave Nashville 916 a arrive Chattanooga 2:40 nt giving opportunity to visit points of interest in Chattafiooga: leave Chattanooga via Southern Railway 5:20 arrive Knoxville arrive Asheville 1:01 a Greenshom 8:25 a Raleigh 1145 a tn Norfolk 6:20 Close connection ft made at Norfolk with boats for WashSagton Baltimore New Yerk and Boston thus aftording one of the most deIightful summer trips to Eastern cities that may be obtained train will leave Norfolk 10:05 a arrive Chattanooga a next day giving time to visit roints of Interest in Chattanooga leave Chattanooga 1:15 in arrive Nashville 1 BIG ST01111 AT PENSACOLA N- Local Tosocrorstoro trocord for July 9 Hour Drift Hour Deg ea I 114 ss 85 2pm so ss Na Msss ss 70 3p 9 111 ee oo 13 ioa Die ra Op It )2 noon eo 7 Dleo CoraparstIvo Data for 7011 9 OENTS Persian Mulls Bleached Domestic Bargain lemperature ire 14 me Fabrics lovely sty1es4 extra wiae (40 in) never 'sold under 15o but the way we bought makes it possi ble to offer It now 71 CENTS 121 rT 1 A to 'AN -v 6:11 t- 0 'i 1: ritt 1'' 7 ''01 4 -4 7777 cr Year Only SO pieces in this lot so don't delay coming after it Here is a good yard wide Bleached Domestic will wash well and wear well it is piled on our counters 1 0 01c024 a a 4'' 78 10 Si fi 60 4 on a 4 2 72 412 4 66 72 00 I 131 100 oimMt l9I 4 CENTS Vivette Lawns 4 Almost every arst-class house in the Union sell these at 5c and 6e however we place 110 pieces all good styles on sale to day NIPT116 Pt 0 Pm 11 ort 70 02 go 74 $4 05 78 06 83 61 Bargain in Shirt Waists t-'-'-'3 CENTS Normal temp thts date tat )eares 79 degrees Deficiency for the day 7 decrees Definrenee pluee first of month decrees Excess since first of year 24 degrees Normal precio'n this date t24yearsi iS inches Deficiency for the day i5 incites VWS since first of monto 1 tUrliel Derciency since first of year 6 67 inchel Bleached Twill Crash To-day we put on sale 200 (slightly soiled from being on display tables) Laundered Shirt Waists the former prices were 75c 85e and $100 at 60 CENTS 4111 Oalletht of Observations et Other Atettou Ite 7Ath Mar Time July Bleached Twill Crash makes excellent Kitchen Towels 100 pieces go tothorrow at per 21 CENTS by every house here at 5c a yard FRANCIS CLAIM The Father of the Christian Endeavor ovtment last night's storm Tent Trilliston was down and had to be abandoned entirely for to-day at least The Endeavorers who had intended to be present there were admitted to the remaining Tents Washington and Endeavor They were calculated to accommodate 10000 people I each but were crowded even before the services began The vast ground upon which the tents were pitched was in 1 bad condition in consequence of the heaVy rain In Tent President Fran- i cis Clark of Boston Mass presided and Percy Foster of Washington acted as director of the vast chorus of StationL Ladies' Silk-Plaited Hose William Chards and Harry Lee were out driving yesterday afternoon when tbe horse beebme frightened reared up and on the buggy breaking the shafts' and the dashboard The occupant leaped out just in time to escane being caught under the body of heishorsts' Charles Lehning austained a painful Injury yesterday morning In attempting to alight from bis wagon he slipped striking the wheel and producing painful bruises Be was assisted Into the house and medical attention summoned lie will be confined to hie bed for several days MISS Jennie Sweeney Invited a number of her young friends to spend last evening at Glendale A merry group responded and were conveyed to the grounds by spectal ear At the park they were joined by another merry group the guests of Mew Maud Payne The ovening was delightful ly -spent and luncheon was served al fresco The parties were chaperoned by Mesdames Sweeney and Lova ni r--1 1 wy a 3 State E71-6i7 EEEitt of ''-z ev Westftct 1 iketF 78 83 ISE AO' Clear 78 81 NE -14) Pt cloudy 78 81 00 Pt cloudy $2 i e6 NE 00 'Clear 78 SS ss 78 1 83 ISE 00 'Clear 78 81 NI -(4) IN cloudy 78 82 00 Pt cloudy 82 e6 NE 00 Illcur 78 1 81 rloudy Check Fhville Mein pfils A taints Montgomory Jaekoomvute NeW Gaivecon This (plaited) means the outside thread is pure silk and the inner is lisle they are the usual 50o quality but Mr Fox writes us "Give them to your trade 25 CENT(' No mid-summer dullness here 148 pieces White Check Muslin the kind that every houso sell here at 10c go to-day 5 CENTS singers The programme opened Tii I VickbbArt a praise service folloWed by devotional I Litoe 11Anz: exercises Conducted by the Rev Dr Ctilro Power of this city A "Hymn of St Lot I i4 I bairuport Welcome" especially composed for this C1116nnatt KILLED THE ncsPER4DO Negro Robber Drains Blown Out by Forest Park Postmaster Chicago July night as Lemerisce postmaster of the suburb of Forest Park was sitting in his parlor In company with his son his two daughters and two women visitors the front door opened and a big negro carrying a big revolver walked in He ordered young Lemerisce to stand and when he did so told one of the girls to search the boy's pockets and hand over the money she found While this was going on Mr Lemerisee quietly stepped In the next room and getting his own revolver blew out the negro's brains It is thougbt the negro intended to rob the postdfilce NATION AL PEOPLEM PARTY i 1 IS 110 SE -(0 ILlear 14 1 00 70 IS 1- loud 88 IN 00 IN cloudy 76 is S2 INF 00 IPL cloutly 811 1 1114 oro clear to i 00 elcur 1 80 1 e4 01 'ciouy 70 76 S'IV ro 3 IS 01 ItIouny 74 i 141 sw ItAcur rz 1 78 SE 00 111ear 70 72 IN 04 'Cloudy tc! 4 82 I1V 00 Iclear 90 f4) i JO 'lea? 72 I 14 00 cloudy i 7s s) Isc Olt 80 1 84 00 Alcor 6 81 IF I6 Icloudy 7 2 74 SE 10 ICar EAST END NOTES ftwomm Howard Robertson lias gone to New York 1 I ft Mrs Fitzhugh is spending the summer at Sparta f'it-ttttr-tr 'New Yon: St Pao! Bismarck-- North Kangas City 1)Alge City Olitanoths rERSONAL 64Poltto Ilse' Convention And American Silver Convention St LnuU 22 1496 For this occasion ticket agents of the t)hio Railroad' at all ticket atations will lound trip tiekets to 5t Louts anti return at one fare for the round trip Tickets sold July 19 20 and 21 limited for n-turn passage until July 27 lx96 eaders 1 sgoodi 11 14 Rain or melted snow Amount too small to measure Synopsis of Weetner Conditions ist I in 13th Meridiaa Time July 0 Nasv11JA July 8 pressure prevails over the Northeastern States and the storm whieh has moved from the Gulf has been deflected northwestward to the upper lake region and nearly diStritatted An area of cloudiness is present the Waliey and lake region and light rains bait- ricuired in that sectom The weather is also cloudy in the southwest and 'rain has Linea in Texam Oklahoma anil Kansas the greatest fall being 7s inch at Faletinc The temperature has nearly all seetioxis exeept the southwest where a marked fan has at: curred due to tne prvailing cloudiness and rain theft BATE Local Forecast Official River Stages at 0 a to 75th Meridian Time Manufacturers And Shippers of convention by Col John Hay was reit? dered with grandeffect by the chorus and the address of welcome of the conemittee of '96 was delivered by W11 Smith Chairman of the committee which elicited an appropriate response from Rev Service of Detroit in behalf of the visitors After another hymn had been sung delegates listened to the reading of the report of Secretary John 'Willis Baer and the annual address of President -Francis Clark The ceremony wounds uri with the singing of an anthem The services in Tent Endeavor were conducted by Rev Howard Grose of Boston with Prof Excell of Chicago In charge of the musle The address of welcome to the visitors in behalf of the District of Columbia wasdelivtted by Commissioner John Ross and was responded to by Prof Andrews of 14 ackville Otherwise the serviees were similar in every respect to those eonducted in Tent Washington the annual reports and addresses being duplicated for the benefit of the thousands unable to secure admission to the first-named tent The services in Tent Williston were to have been conducted under the leadership of the Rev Tunis Hamlin of Washington with Bilhorn of Chicago in charge of the music Rev Dr- Greene of this city was to have welcomed the visitors and a proper response was to have been made by Bishop Alexander Walters of Jersey City but as already stated these sPri- lees were neeessarily omitted owing to the collapse of the big tent A CHILD ENJOYS The pleasant flavor gentl action and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother he costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow 4e use so that it le the hest family remedy known and every family should have a bottle 4' Mrs Breast and family leave today for Eastbrook WilBam Hume and eon Fred have gone to Kingston Spribge Aladdin Bummers is visiting It the Eighteenth District Master Lee -Harman has returned from a month ls stay in Alabama Mrs Charles of Franklin is visiting friends on Russell street Mieses Eleanor alai Kate Martin are spending the at Sewanee Rev 'A ilitcFerrin is attending District Conference at Hendersonville Miss Wiflk Itiireen of floodiettsville the guest of Mts Blair of 'Main street Judge Nell who has been visiting relatiV Ime has rtturreel to Trenton Mrs Etta Taylor and children left lAlttinesdity evening for Hattie Creek ieb Misses Muse and Jennie May Halley leave this tranning for a mouths Visit to rt latives in titles Cetnty 'rite Joycnilo Gi(e flub was entertained last evendi at the home of Mr Draper (Al Rtroct A programmc of vocal instrcroontal music was rendered and r111Qhnonts served mss tioca Carbon entertained the ChM last evening The parlor WO3 pettily flecked with cut flowers An ex 1474gamme of vocal and insirM mental noto 4nd recitation wssr rendered and refreshments were served Yesterday morning two colored boys about years of age entered the rcto (klicc of Mt's Webb col Russeit street and took two hardsome ambrellas The family Were in a roar ruanne when MT VOA) hen rd 'a noiae HI Ufl hall but on poing to the rasar and teeing no one totught nothing of tbe ecelirt cutc Her daughter who was returning borne Born visit to a neghbor aaW the hayF on striiit and feeOgniliied the umbrellas ere natified 4 "4 c3kAll'V VX 0' I I Ftt tswili I I 1 1 A I a 1 g- 1 1 1 3 I 5 1- 1 i-- In sackland car load lots Dealers Gibson County Teacher Tranton Tenn July 9--(Speetal)-- The 1i itt GIbsion County eontinIter to grow In numMT and in enthnEiastm The teatalers are delighted "with their work under the management of Capt Thus 11 Paine of the Jedcson tatY )irhoots The discussions led by Vrof IV A NiuSe it i eGeo and Muller Higgs and others has Wit InatrucItve tettehera from other counties and States ate enjoying the work Minnie heirs Murderers Dubuque looxaIttly Sheriff of Jackson Coimty has arrest- two young men name Miltung and EckerDte on suwnifn ot heng murdrrers of Minnie Neil whwe 1orty was trilind In la pastare near 1-Ielievue Saturday There has been preat excite tnent at rhithig tho ProlituulafIs toramtnation htn la4 Inght the hal tiiht end ft Ntrotir ptiar1 uvratils 'Guilty of Vtemt Deatee Murder Akron 2 1 A of giiity Of inurth In 1s-! ae retatrne4 Ias Iz Cotell aged 17 ohg Jdr land is 1vhi 1 ra )n Waren 2 I Flora Stone i) land mit 1 ha 11 Warch 2i4 Hi lisa i- to tilt Flora Stone th i) Fish and Oysters Mrs John Bauck who lives at No 105 Frain street 'Mason City Iowa under date of July 243 1805 says: "I had been for many years a severe eutIerer from severe attacks of indigestion' and dyspepsia and a iermanent of the functions of the bowels During the time mentioned a number of eo-called doctors treated me with no permanent benefit One day during an awful attack a friend gave me a d)zen Ripens Tabu first one relieved me and I have not been troubled since I always keep them in the house now and am glad to do without a doctor" Mr Harris of 'Mason City a correspondent and reporter for the Dubuque Iowa Telegraph stye of Mrs Dewitt "I hare knOwn her for very many years and know that she has been a very sick women" Ripans Tabu les are sold by druggists or by mail if the price ta) cents a box) sent to The Ripens Chemical Company No 108pruce street New York Sample vial 10 cents Thornas 13 McCormick of New York Is at the Duncan Hyde Sheriff of Hamilton County was at tile Duncan yesterday Miss Naomi Shea is visiting ber sister Mrs Mortimer Farrell of Memphis It Robinson of Cleveland registered at the Duncan yesterday Miss Salle McNultey of Chicago Is visiting her friend Miss Jennie Reed 917 "West Broad street tt Miss Viola Dwinell and Mr Minnie Nlassey are visiting friends and relatives in Gardner Tenn Mrs Jette and children of Sa -vannah Ga are visiting the family of Dr McCampbc11 Main street 1 Amnng the arrivals at the Duncan i yesterday were James Moloney of New York and Frank Johnson of St Louis Mrs Eliza 'Wilson and Mist Laura Wilson of Clifton Heights Cincinnati are visiting Mrs Hinton North Summer street Kennedy and daughter Miss sSadie left Monday for a visit of several nismths to friends and relatives in Chicago and Brooklyn Miss Day Ferguson of Dyersburg Miss: Francis Ellis Of East Nashville Mrs Luis Monroe of Indianapolis Ind and Miss Mattle Jordan of Murfreesbolo arc visiting Miss Eva Allen 924 South Summer street Charles A Halley for many years prominently connected with the NashviM prss and for some years city editor of the Fort Worth Tex Gazette but who for over ten years past has been in the t'nited States Pension DePartment was in the city yesterday Mr Halley has been for some years Spet eial Examiner of Pensions and has now been assigned to duty in the beautiful eity of Hopkinsville Ky Be arrived in Hopkinsville Wednesday morning with his family and came that night to Nashville He returned tohis post last night He brought with him to -Nashville Charles A Bailey Jr who spent a pleasant day with his little cousins Center Demonbreun and Summer Streets Telephone St 59 9 41S 13 I 70 43 44 I24 1417 60 1 46 00 00 Odt 011 1)4) (t0 00 0() 00 00 41 Pittsburg lit! Ciuninnsti 45 Angus's-- XI Louisville 24 Nashville 40 Clistisuongs MI St Punt I( Bayou pct i 15 Omaha 1 IS Kiirsus till iSt Limn 34' Memphis lieletta Arir' :17 Ft Smith Little 1 N'iesshuriz 41 'Shreveport I11 New Orleans Burnside SO euriiinge 31 45 24 40 MI 14 15 IS 21 10 41t t6 411 9 2 9 -0-2 -0 2 -0I -07 001 403 10 6 -0 7 0 4 -0 1 -1 9 0 0 STRI NA ITH AN IRON BAIL IttILO A AEW C1111110111 14 3 166 11 4 4 7 7 3 199 -1S 61 97 199 NASHVILLE 0 PRINT111110! STATIONERY! BLANK BOOKS! a Rain or melted anew Indicates rise 0 Indicates fall Amount too small to nieusare I My Wife To use Possowts COMPTAXIOS Pownws Ni nallaa It Improves her looks and is al fro" grant aa violets Used in an Office Local River Nevra The river at dark last night was stationary the gauge showing till ft et: Arrived Phillips from ClarkSiville No departures The Warren from Albans Landing ehould he found In port this morning If she arrives in time to unload she will leave On her 'return trip to-day at 5 It tn The latinhar from 1'adui7aii will holdue to-night She will have on Saturday at noon for all points on the Lowct Everything Ton 0P Is Badly Hnrt by 1 Lynch Ett Tom eroma a you pm ng luber Iles at the CAN' 1104pial damOrouRly woondvd t- result of a light veterdav aftrnoon Ed 1yncli anot MT plunthe'r The af10r it place on the 8PCOad 114or or the iii IA lir- wing company's 11-w building' on' fp i Ith Iltgn stret I' Mal a could be seems that Lynch was working' i rNi 5-7 11oe and becoming angry at slAnct hing MecoTrnaek said be grabbed an M11 4' C'a 0-VP'srf" il 111 bar and threW it at him strIking tto i rt 04 a-- man in the forehead p-Ir itch was e-' 1 tAksiA I it knocked vh iomtly to the floor and in fall- 2k: i l' It ii 7 7 iii 1 -ni0 I ng struck Ws 1ad againI anotta-r bar sN )TS I the floor tie was rPndired sense- --e7 lis and I ht atrol wagon wat summon to tairy Abe inJured man to the (-ley 4 llosiilal 0 ilvm was arrested by Strat Marshall io aii Patrolman Tanner On a ettarae of as- -lit svith intent to com mit mrdr Ile! nid bond tor hs tnycara nee in thy 'it i --43to 'urt this moning and re2s releas(A 1 ori mEET AT Mt niFRKES110110 139 'Ica biller t' I oreninw sexpanno int i he Middle Ten- 1 i nenare Booth Con VPIritinn Mill'rtfhoro loly 9-(Apevial )--ThP "illd- Tennessee Baptist Sunday onl Convent mn was called to order Ell Epy 0 sfemach la tho Baptist Ohnich by 1107 a lr1nt I Pitcher of I HI 'tns niorti'dia la the Baptist (lunch by l'rcsol lit Metter of Nashville Colored Baptist Ilretok Ground for the Edifice With Inopoolng Exert ip4en Ground was broken yesterday for the building of the First Colored Baptist Church and appropriate and entertaining exercises attended tho o7asion A largo number of colored poople were l'resent Following was the programine rendered: Anthem First Baptist Church Choir ot East Nashville: SoriPture 'reading and prayer Rev Vandevell anthem Summer-street Baptist Church Choir "Our Denomination" Rev Lawrence anthem Pendleton-street Raptist Church Choir "Our City Churches" Rev Neil "The Relation of the Baptist Churches to Each Other" Scales anthem First Baptist Church Choir "The Futdre of our Church" Jbnes: anthem Summer-street ntlitist Church Choir oration Rev Jones prayer Rev Robert Page''-Dreaking the Eva Wobster Coffey Stella AlidrewsMary Hayes lulia Harding Lady Murphrey Georgia Webb offertory "God Be With ITs Till We Meet Again" congregation benediction Rev 711erritt: Rev 'William Haynes Master pf Ceremonies ift1 GCS 1001110V '11111A1 HOLLINS INSTITUTE BoTe-rouRT SPRINGS VII Fair 11 Yount Leidy llecurdere Ths largest and meet extensively equipped in i la Eclectic cousins in Ancient tend ittollere iananagett Literature science Muititic Art en ion 30 officers and leachers Situated in Vase? of near Roanoke illeiintain scenery tai0 feet above foie level Mineral tvuterti taith session ePsna SeivX 9th 194si Per Uhl Cataluna address CLIAMLCOCKE Sept floillin Vs 453 frimows 18t 1 It AVM Peoria Nest Mondar a Olive PIM Tenn July The trial of pus Thomas the noted moonshiner olitlaw' and murderer is set for next 'Mondial It Hardin ye ill' de end him olithern Land Immigration Company The Nicaraguan tinvernment his reasons to (ear an outbreak soon The Imilans are with difficulty kept from the warrath Ti sudden mobilization pl troops On the ithinua causes consternation and alum The neni-papers belive that Mouble is expected rtv HIRES by tasting it Test your taste by trying HIRES HIRES Rootbeer NaliOinlftWOMIOM r0110 1 I I If sl9 natilte sil WU remedy th Brco Viaser ty the is the bask by any test 'Nod only Py Chor too NIvi Po P144444111 di d4o pootogesioios galloon $uit ovodyvindo River Disnateheo 73 feet 101 reet rising Fair 16 feet rising Fair and rleasant St local boats in and out River ki tea Warm and ck River falling Fair and pleas ant Canal 64 feet falls 44 feet below 103 feet 4 feeton gauge aril falling Clear and warm The 3 Cummings dawn at 10:30 a The Cherry up at i olthi Calro6-11tver feet tailing Clear Arrivedij it 'Drown arki Ifonshell and tow Pittsburg or St Louis Paducah Tennessee River 'Fred 1V4 ison kind tow New Or leans Jot and tow St Lows Catherine Davis and km STi'w orieauo rt ads 136'fcet RI Id tali- 'nay' Business cotet City Of Paducah from St Louis passed up for the Ten-'lessee River at noon Dick toowler left for Cairo on time John 'Hopkins from Evansville arrived and'returned on time Wash tionsbell and II Frishie with tows of coal and iron passed down I the Ohlo early this morning 11 Dunbar arrived here catty this morning from Clarksville and lvtt at noon for Nashville with gm1 business 'Movements of Politician Perrville Timm July 9--(Special)-- Hon Ernst Itti ilock of Jackson Tt-nm passed through this city yesteralay en route for home Be waa sup- atittctri a IO'nt11111tY to A fntoe vandtd4te for engreas' 'W itrts passfd through Oita ectty en route' tor bon Mr Snits replrta that in )(Ant discussion with )V Eritue ancV 1 M-Trout at Perla 'Tenn he had- a large VV No 6 American Does a General Real Estate Rosiness Has constantly in band choice farms nice homes Negotiates loans Se us it you want to buy List your property With Pe AirnEo 6 MERRITT Jr Manager hi11 Tess 1-st your property ALHEO 6 MERRITT 1L1 Manager TRUSTEE'S SALE 1: ni (-VI) '''''f rk 4 )) I'''' i foligovc -1: I I ''4 I I QUA 1K-Cd2t rev nty-tive 'le-legates and a large asAcrriblage of citizens prtwnt The exercises were opened with prayer and then Dryan 'ealled the roll of (bile-pater The conventioMds composed of a (line body of Men with a la-ge oil rniniers The addresses during Dn clay wore eharacterimul by ti depth of thought and cernestnesiof delivery and were latently listened td by the audience Revs A 113oone Quiretibury'(4- A 1o1 ton Millet Wnoei and fleyelaraD were the anokearnen of the day arid their adSSeS were SP't i tc9y discussed bk many delegates including Dr Graver of Wincherter awl Dr A The church I crowded f0night erd he town which '110pitahl7v enterto'o-na dhe' visitor is i deer inieb-stin the convention che tan loose of Which is' to advance Sunda) -school wark and ustablish new to sfie4esst Purity The YOnrig Society or ('Pntral Daptist (71nuridt ga-vett lawn party It in the rpwolotir and lovely -grumile urrouroting 'MOMg- finery 1 tell Academy Tire grutinds Wen beautifully illumfna ted with Jan aneyai lanterh 4 aitterentr tay(Fst wh re doe it and and tvol vete-tastotntly dtrok'akod with flo rs Ma jOT I wt to prts4it and the Young Venple'a Letonal So Ciety realizea a 'ntat aura 1 42 a A14-1Ers if 1 q''' '1W--11 kl YPIC46-11 RS 6 ErJ 1th -)Aff)91)1iSitKgrx -N1 Oil 1 I filtr-- -Ali 7 curo you As4 your doctor about it 1)rico a gallon Five gallon a gallon The carImitated wittor is on draught at at soda stands 111115t111111 LO: 'Iu 'I it I 011LN P1111 4tt lit IL It 11 rs mossatE ('Q Always Have and a nd and fWIliktli)11W--14q4111q11 Agi 744i4- lr 1r NY -Nr 1r 1r If cr Nr ir ly -I 'Under authority Created by deed recorder in the Register's Office of David son County Teiin tn BOok 194 at taiga 529 exedutecl by Carpenter and wile It) the undersigned tritstee to secure a debt due Hamilton at 13 1 Thiel at the-door of the court-house or countY said trustee' will sell to the highest bidder for cash and free from the' equity or rediemption7 dower and homestead lots abd 169 in NIwry and Claiborne's addition to South Nashville front 'together 79 feet on -tile oast aide cif Natiry streetand run back of equal width with the 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