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12 THE KNOXVILLE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY. FEBTtTTATtY 17, 1901. II BASKET BALL Many Improvements Ready for Chilhowee Park CLAY EVANS EN ROUTE EAST SPENCERS PARTY IN MOBILE TOOAY INSPECTING M. O. 'AND SOUTHERN PROPERTIES.

Terminal and Dock Especially Examined Leave This Afternoon for New Orleans. MAY ATTEND FUNERAL OF SENATOR HANNA, FRIDAY. THEY WILL OCCUR THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE CENTRAL Y. M. C.

A. NEW OWNERS OF THE TRACTION COMPANY ANNOUNCE THEIR PLANS FOR THE COMING YEAR-NEW FEATURES ON THE PROGRAM. CHARGED WITH HAVING CON SPIRED TO WRECK A TRAIN IN THE COLORADO COAL REGION. EXPECTS TO SAIL FOR LONDON IN ABOUT TEN DAYS. S.

Consul General Departed From Chattanooga This Morning, After Brief Visit. Cripple Creek. Feb. 17. Sherman Parker, Thomas Foster' and V.

F. Davis, leaders in the miners union and managers of the strike in this district, ate on rial 'in the district court 'today on the charge of havifig conspired to wreck a train on the Florence Cripple Creek railroad. Several days will probably be consumed in selecting a Jury. gravity road will be repainted and repaired, the miniature railway Mill be put in good order, as will the merry-go-round, and all of the Malks and promenades. The baseball diamond will be regraded and made larger and the place will be made an ideal one for ail kinds of sports.

This morning, a contract closed Mith the Detroit Amusement Co. by Mobile, Feb. 17. President Samuel Spencer, of the Southern railway, and a large party of eastern capitalists, are in the city. Terminals of the Mobile Ohio, the big docks and the Southern railway property were inspected.

They will leave this afternoon for New Orleans. Twro games of basket ball In the gymnasium of the Central Y. M. C. A are scheduled to commence at 8 oclock Thursday night.

The first will be played by the Junior team of the University of Tennessee and the Y. M. C. A. Tigers, while the second game will be between the Sophomore team of the University of Tennessee and the Y.

M. C. A. Featherweight team Following Is the line-up of each team; U. T.

Jr. Pos. Tigers. McAllister R. Ely Bullock L.

White, O. L. Hope Center Toms. (Capt.) Bachman, (Capt.) R. G.

White, B. L. G. W. Gillespy Chattanooga, Feb.

17. Consul General H. Clay Evans, left for Washington this morning. He stated that If possible he would go via Cleveland and at- "bioh three of the most popular at-! tend the funeral of Senator Hanna, tractions of the day will be put In at I Mr. Evans will sail for London In about May 15, the gates of Chilhowee park will swing ajar for the season of fuu, frolic, recreation and pastime at this popular resort on one of the tlnest scenes that has been yet presented at a public amusement place in this city.

Since the new purchasers of Chilhowee park (Park, Bacon Davis, of New York,) came into possession of the Knoxville Traction Co. and the paik, the plans of General Manager C. H. Harvey and Park Manager E. R.

Roberts for the coming season have been rapidly maturing. The announcement is made of some of the excellent attractions that be made, and work of preparing for the coming season will begin just ns soon as spring opens. The theatre Mill be enlarged so that additional room can be had in th auditorium and on the stage a hand-stand will be erected, new swings will be put up and the piesent ones repaired, th ten days. The party will reach Knoxville Saturday shortly after noon and will make a brief stop here. AMUSEMENTS.

SEVENTEENTH TIME TEMPERATURE IS BELOW ZERO. (The Sentinel assumes no responsibility for the advance notices of coming attractions, which are furnished by the companies.) "Information appears to stew out of us naturally like the precious attar of roses out of the attar. Mark Twain. Wve been studying styles tailoring styles, of course; styles in fabrics, colorings and patterns; styles In trimmings, cutting and construction. We've read styles, talked styles, nd seen stvles.

Tou want to know what's what before placing your Spring order, and you should come where It bubbles forth. Suits to Order $18 to $50. ROOS CO. (Incorporated.) TAILORS, 4 1 1 Gay Street Knoxville, Tetn. GOULD AND HIS PARTY ARE IN NEW ORLEANS.

of Inspection Being Made of Texas Pacific Properties In Crescent City. New Orleans, Feb. 17. George J. Gould, of the Texas Pacific railroad, and party are here.

Their private car was sidetracked at Westwego and an Inspection of the Texas Pacific elevator and other properlfy Is being made there. While here, Mr. Gould will look over all the Texas Pacific Interests in New Orleans and vicinity. Unprecedented in Any Previous Winter for Frequency of Falling Below the Cipher. The Popular Featherwghts.

Pos. Sophomores. Way land R. F. (Capt.) Reeder L.

Word Dow, P. S. (Capt.) Center Brabsou Dow, S. A R. G.

Donaldson, R. M. Craig L. Holt Four new gymnasium classes were organized in t.he Central Y. M.

C. Tuesday afternoon and night. At the 3:30 oclock, grade II met, the business men at 6.13 p. the business boys at 6:30 p. and the seniors at 8 p.

m. The building was crowded all afternoon and evening with young men and boys who were seeking membership, and the prospects are flattering in the direction of the largest membership the organization has ever had in this city. Vole Of 1904 Chicago, Feb. 17. A new record for below zero weather was made here today.

For the seventeenth time this season the mercury went under the cipher, a record for frequent severe frigidity unprecedented In any previous winter. The low point today was four. JOHN DREW TONIGHT. 1 The thrilling climax in the third act of "The Second in Command" is readied by Major Kit Bingham (John Drew being called upon to simulate joy before his ft lends while his heart is breaking. This piece of work is said to be quite the strongest and best this capable and finished actor has ever done.

Captain Robert Marshalls 4-act military play, with Mr. Drew in the title Kde and a strong and capable supporting cast will be the attraction at Staubs tonight. the park. One of these will he the 'House of Trouble," another "The Cave of the Winds." and the thud "Helter Skelter." The representative of the company is here from Chattanooga, where he has just installed the features at the park at that place, and the work on installing them here is to begin at once. They will be put in on the vacant lot on the west side of the theatre, and the buildings will be of the latest styles for houses of such entertainment and will be kept open with the exhibitions going continuously.

Another attraction which an effoit is being made to secure, is the Mystic Maze. While this Is an old feature it is one that never fails to amuse, and the man who has never been the "mystic maze" does not ko'u bow it fWia to be lost the woods with no pine torch or lantern. During the next few weeks outside nttiactiuns will be contra tod for. A uicuit has been established through-, out the south for such jattiactions as "Loop-t he-Loop," Jumjbng "Tin Wondeiful Baums," "Balloon As elisions," "The Fire Comet, l'he Battle of Cape Colony." "The Bast I Stand of the Roeis, "Passion Pic-, "Shooting the Man from thi Cannon." etc. A number of these will be signed and these, with other at- trav lions, v)l be made features so that they will be free to everyone even if they not want to pay to see the other attractions.

i he management of the theatre Is not yet awarded. D. Peruchl wants the I ioiitraci and it may be given him, but whoever gets the contract, nothing but 1 shows of the highest class will be put1 and the moral tone of ever tit- i ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER DUGGAN HERE. graaaBBrowww Old Hoss Sale of Unclaimed Freight Takes Place February 25. Assistant General Manager R.

A. Duggan, of the Southern railway, is in the city on olficlal business. The Southern railway is furnishing coal cars for the R. O. Campbell Coal company on the Cow Creek branch of the LaF.

J. railroad. PUBLIC DEBATE TONIGHT. The North KnoxvilR Literary Society will hold an open meeting in Patterson hall tonight, commencing at 7.45 o'clock to which the public Is invited. Claud Duggan will make an opening declamation.

The principal feature of the exercises will be a debate on the question "Resolved, That no state has the right to secede." The affirmative speakers are Arthur Archley ar.d Harry Hall, while the negative will be represented by Clifford Berry and Will Moree. JUDGE AND CLERK LEAVE AFTER SPECIAL TERM. Judge C. r. Clark, of the federal rourt, and Cleik II.

O. Ewing have gone to Chattanooga, after the special term of federal court was held this city, to try the case of the North Carolina Land Timber Co. vs. T. T.

Adams and M. P. Reeve. In this case 19.000 acres of land are involved. The company claims title under a number of grants, while the defendants claim title under a single grant, which they claim was the original.

Judge Claik took the case under advisement and will decide It at the next term of the federal court to be held here next month. TENNESSEE PENSIONS GRANTED. Special to The Sentinel. Washington. Feb.

16. Pensions granted: Samuel White. Jackson G. Freeman, James Washington Freeman, Jos. Clop-ton.

John Fleming, Washington Bly, $6 each. Cha B. Miller. Cherokee P. Brady.

Sarah Arrow ood, Isaac N. Nave, Amanda Bevel. Samuel A. Paine, John Eichenberger, William A. Sinks.

Red-din S. Owens. Green Key, orge old. Benjamin Williams. Richard N.

YOUR TEETH Must be Sound I The old hoss" sale of unclaimed felght will be held February 25. W. A. Davis, agent, says that this will be a. jjuvis, dgrin, fays iiiai mis miu 02 inriMiiiis sr aaan a one of the largest sales.

ever held in 1 WulUnlNG Or MAILS this city. WAS BEGUN TODAY. traction will be put tm a high plane. Manager Roberts proposes as nn at Saturday be railroad payday. The force In Agent Davis office Is getting ready for the rush.

traction a band every evening Jo1" frmn 5 1 7 o'clock In open air, free HHnm Bradshaw, Allen Kl- no of i he excellent total bands or 1 Belton. Caledonia bin. band from a distance will he e- I 1 nomas. Mary Alexander. each.

open bands or will be se- The following was written by a former employe of the Southern railway: COLONIAL TEA GIVEN BY ATHENS LADIES. Special to The Sentinel. ladies of the Athens, Feb. The Thomas Horner, Panford Redding, Ephraim' MePeck. Wilson P.

Peeler, John Jones. Jas E. White. Hiram Rag-well, Jacob Hosier, Thos. Duncan, Franklin M.

Page, Henry J. Gossett, Davis. Henry J. mlnnr nf Fletcher The weighing of mall at the passenger station of the Southern Railway began this morning one minute after-midnight, and will continue for 35 i days. The work Is being done by P.

J. Richards and John C. Parker, who i wire a'ppointod as special clerks to do the work. The government has the' malls from every city in the union i weighed every four yems just befoiei the quadrennial contracts for trans-I porlation of mails by the railroads are I made, so that a basis ran be ascertain- ed on which the contracts can be tqade. SUMMER SCHOOL MASS MEETING EXPERIENCE ON A RAILROAD.

life is Southern. Oh! sem. where we devil, If our i tuied, and this will give the concerts on the band-stand. It is proposed that sacred concerts he given on Sunday afternoons, but at present this is not definite. In case these concerts ran he given without interfereme with re- 1 ligmus servhes.

such may he done. jGanett. $10 each. The contracts will be dosed Mtur- I Jordan Moore. Talitha da, Febiuary 20.

at noon, to conduct i DydU Waddle, John Lake, the restaurant, fruit stand, refreshment stands and such places at the park during the season. It is not known et who will get the contracts, as there are many bidders for them, and as the sue cssful bidders always make on the contracts a good profit, the contracts will be sought after eug-er 1. Nelson. Richard Bevfl (dead). Summers, William R.

Fox. Firtle. John Shulls. Elbert phy. Eli Davis, Jacob A Jas I Ferguson.

Annie K. Esther Stuart. Pinknev H. Roberts. John WJs.

J-icob Mary Fulktson, Banister T. Bcvens, Win. Baptist church gave a "(oloniai tea" Tuesday night at the residence of Mis. T. E.

Moody. Quite a number of young ladles were dressed in costumes I I.ifels business on a railroad or colonial times and the housw waj arranged, as fai as possible, In colonial style, with an old-fashioned spinning wheel in evideme. Misses Maigaret Wright, Grace Chestnut and Martha Henderson ea rented suitable pieces, and old-fashioned music was furnished by the young ladies. Light icfresn-ments were Tell me not in box car numbers, but an empty dream. If youre working for the how charming life would work from morn till night, And we raise the very checks dont show up right.

Lives of railroad men remind will never be sublime, But when going, leave behind upon our time. that when Trotter, Adaline Catherine Isaac M. S. Mur-1 Snodgrass. Barnett, John R.

Slone-apher, John Seal, C. Adair, Is Unanimously in Favcr of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets They are the Nations Favorite. No article on the market, whatever be the purpte for whioh it was created, can be a phenomenal success and be universally popular unl-ss it po.ss-?es great and unf.ming nn rit. Inform and Morthless nmoles may nourish for lmuUd time if their praises nre sung by sufflint clever and catchy a but their days are number ff from the Mar: and their finish is a forgone conclusion. This is nn of the survival of the fittest, and only of true worth endure.

The unparalleled nnd phenomenal success of Stuarts Dvspepsta Tiblets from business s'-iudpnmt is not unnatural nor surprising It is due directly to their unparalleled and die- noirenai success in tuilrg multiplied thousands of ca of dvspepMn throughout the English paking world The reason of the wonderful success of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is so plain and simple that a child can understand. It is this and nothing mon they are natural in their working and effects. They taka up the woik of the worn and wasted stomach and do it just as the stomach did when it was well and strong and able Th-y actually digest the food and do it thoroughly. completely and independently. thu giving the weal; and wenrv stomach an opportunity to renew and n-g tin its wasted Rtrength.

You forget that you have a stonumh Just ns nu did when you were a healthy boy or girl and nature restores and heal that organ and makes well and strong. A St. Louis business man savs: "I was a confirmed dyspeptic for years. What I ate had to be forced down and most of it soured or lay like lead in my stomach and did me no good. 1 was in constant misery both in-mind and body and came to be ornnkv, morose and irritable.

My natural disposition, which was cheerful and pleasant, ft me and I was alienating all my friends. The dfictors did me no good I so I hated the sight or name of a do tor. My wife finally won led me into having a box of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which I began taking under protest, as I had no faith in anything or anybody I was sore on creation. I had not taken a third of that box befote I noticed a decided and mi at welcome change. I could enjoy a goo 1 meal and fed no bad eftrth following It.

I forgrt my atoimnh and had a chance to think about something eis. I went p.l ead with my hiMnet-s in and comfort Mx boxes of Stuart Dvspcpsla Tablets nt a total outlay emtd me completely ani 1 h.n not suffered a pain from dyspepsia Vr two years. I have an appetite like a Bixteen-year-old boy. I wish every our who suffer from dyspepsia could know what a. change this great remedy made In me Fluarts tvpepsla Tablets nt for Bale by druggists ryw Inn at lift rents a box.

11 druggists carry them and the best do tors are prescribing them, i You ned not fear that you will even be unable to get them, for. because of the good they have done mankind and the suffering they have relieved and the happiness they have caused, the fame and the success and the popularity of fltuarts Dyspepsia Tablets from gener ation unto generation will endure. Think of thf work they do! Three meals a day, one thousand and ninety-five meals a year. Can por teeth stand It long? If your teeth are poor, ell make them sound for little money. Our New Botanical Discovzry Wakes every operation painless All Work Guaranteed 10 Years.

Full set of teeth 3 00 Gold crow-na, 22 karat .00 Gold filling 1.00 Silver fillings 5 National Dental Parlors, S19H-321H Clinch avenue Entire second floor. Hours: to Sundays, 9 to 1. Lady us, we us, garnishees Garnishees, some other, walking oer the right of way. Some forlorn and worn rut brother, seeing it shall run away. Here we labor from the morning, till the stars peep out at night.

Work like for thirty dollars, and weve got to do it right, Or the superintendent tells us, "We dnt need you any more," Then we take another night Job, and commence our work all oer. 'Die zoo is to be greatly improved. 1 Thomas Travis, Mir? iret Williams. $12 Animals are to be purchased, and it is ea h. thought that an elephant will he pur-I John Blevins, George Daugherty, based.

Ten additional monkevs have) James Jones. John Hale. $17 each, already been purchased and will arrive George Jones. John D. Marshall, John McCloud.

$24 each. ns soon ns the park opens. The park Called for Friday Night, at Which Time Action May be Taken for Permanent Organization. The following mil has been issued: "All citizens of K.oxville and Knox county interested In the Summer School of Ihe South are requested to attend a public meeting to be held nt the Woman's building Friday evening. February 13, at 7:30 oclock to take steps towaids effecting a permanent oigamzntkm for the management of the school.

EDWARD T. SANFORD, W. CALDWELL, C. MULLINS. P.

CLANTON, "CH AS. W. DABNEY." McLARTY-BROWN WEDDING CEREMONY AT ASHEVILLE. Special to The Sentinel. Asheville, N.

C. Feb. 17. One of the prettiest chur weddings of the season in Asheville, was the marriage this afternoon at 2 oclock of Rev. ft.

k. MrLartv. pastor of the First Methodist church, of Concord, and Miss Mary Y. Brown, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.

E. L. Brown, of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. James At-nf Nashville.

in the Chest- will be made, in the words of the manager, "the finest thing in the south, east or west, outside of the exposition at St. Louis. Peter Morecraft, Thomas'J. Plem-ine, $72; Stephen Gairett, $40; Robert Hammers, $2j. When our harvest day? are over, and our working hours are spent, With our shoes nil torn and dusty, and our btrks all tired and bent.

We shall near the gates of Heaven, but Inside we will never get. For old Peter will tell ua, "We've no Southern men here yet. GENERAL RE1ES NOW li FRANCE SAID TO BE UPON NO OFFICIAL MISSION TO FRENCH GOVERNMENT, RELATIVE TO PANAMA, A i i TWO TRAINMEN KILLED IN PENNSYLVANIA WRECK, Easton. Feb. 17.

Two Pennsylvania coal trains collided today at Washington Crossing, N. J. Engineer Charles Herbert and Fireman William Worman, both of Phllllpfburg, N. were killed. TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, Feb. 17. National bank notes received for redemption government receipts from Internal revenue customs 1,110,571. LOW RATES LEANS NEW OR ACCIDENT TO FIREMEN. WAGON STRUCK POST.

Tuesday right the North Knoxville fire department and the wagon mm-pany from the Commerce avenue station respmdei to an alarm on the cor-n of Broadway and P.irk avenue. The tire was the bed shed of Dupes Taylor. The damage amounted to about $2i'i), burning the feed, but not damaging the shed. A small dwelling house near the shed was neon In by thn ftarnts, damaging it about In making the run the wagon from the ornmer avenue stitlon hid an arrl-, dent. When nearing the corner of Park avenue and Guy j-tieet one of the rdn broke, causing the wagon to run Into a post.

The pjde and double tree of the wagon were broken and one wheel was damaged, whUh will amount to about $..0 None of the firemen weie hurt by the nhak-up. LE Pari, Fab. 17. Gcnern! Reyes, of Colombia. on hit arrival at Cherbourg yaatrrday ftotn New tk went to Bremen where he will l-t his ehlMten there and tit Lausanne, later coming to Paris It Is said he has no mlflon to the French government relative to Panama.

AND RETURN VIA LONE SAILOR IS RESCUED FROM WRECKED SCHOONER nut street Methodist churih MBs Ea Brown, sister nf the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr. MeLaity, a hi other of the groom, was best man. 1 Tne ushers were Messrs Edwin Louis, Br. wn, Hugh Crawford lDown and i Rntnrt Southgate Brown, brothers of tbe bilde Miss Daisy Smith, of thl I city, p' i sided at the organ. The bridal was gowned in a traveling costume if brown and carried brides roses.

I Th- brnusiimld wore a costume of. whit- The bride was given awnv by her f.ithir, Mr. E. L. Brown, and after the perfotnutbre of the ceremony Rev.

and Mrs. McLarty left on the afternoon train for Concord, where Mr. McLarty is now stationed. The i hurch was filled with friends and tries of the contracting parties, and was beautifully decorated. Mr.

and Mrs. McLarty were the recipients of many beautiful and useful pre-ems. including silver and i ut glass ware, china, table cutlery, table linen, pictures, etc. A number of the presents came from friend In Columbia, S. Atlanta, lilt, Elwny, Knoxville.

T- Charlotte, Louisburg, Hllle-hnro, Greensboro, Concord and Asheville. The bride Is the handsome and ae complbhed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Blown, of this city, and Ins host of friend here. She Is nn ae. cornplbhed musician, and spent two years at the Boston Conservatory of Music, she was for some time teacher of It usli- nt "olumbla, 8. and Igiula-huig, N. C.

Mr. I.arv, was pastor of the North Asheillle Methodist hurch of this rlty, for four years, and during his ministry hire the movement for the erertton nf the handsome Chestnut street chureh was started and successfully oonsum-iriited. He Is one nf the rlaltvg young M-thodln preacher In the Western North Carolina' conference, end while stationed here waa declared In be one of the inni Inquent and forceful ministers In the city. He 1 gifted with splendid personality and wlna friends wherever he goes. Mr.

McLarty la proud of the fart that hla la the first marriage that haa been relebratcd In the ihurrh which he wa so Instrumental In building, and ha looked forward 4o the ehrlatenlng of the church with hie marriage ceremony for some time. A FEW ROUTE Account MARDI GRAS rfl 3 I Tickets on sale February elusive. Final limit February depositing tlck-ts and on pay fifty rems to joint agent at Mobile New Orleitcs limit will be extended un' til Mm eh 5, 1H1I4. These tickets allow stopover. For information address, D.

8. CHANDLER. T. P. Knoxville, Tenn.

J. CONN, P. Chattanooga. Tenn. ruary to 15, 1 February 20.

I on payment of ro 5 a. 1oltlla vt DONTS Not a Drop of Coal Vlctorli, Fib. 17 Tbe three-nmrtd schooner Emma I'tler Ith feet of lumber from Gray, harbor lo San Francisco. which cleared Aberdeen February 7, wn sighted on the rock nt Barclay sound entrance. Captain Hnnaen and five of-the rrew abandoned the vessel on the Hth leaving Seaman Byndall on Bloatlno Gravel null i hoard.

Byndall was rescued by two Bloating, Gravel, Dull Backache, Blad-, Indian today. Nothing ha der Dlacaae, Urinary Affections, 1 lh, end the other men since Deep-Seated Caae Especially Cured breaking' u'randdlrhe n'mtal 'loV by Stuart'. Gin and Buchu. WRECK ON C. A 8T.

L. ROAD. Ptuart's Gin and Bu'hu acta directly on the bladder, the utrthral tract and ih kidney, drum out all the ob-, all uuloiis and tmikma a pirfi-ct cur uf the must agaratailng, tlutigeruut end deep-seated caes. I UBAV1.L dYMRTwaiS Rurnlng aen action In UUBUII urine, frequent desire to uilnate, the mine tblcit and aedi-military, the wnule ttertous sy.tuin la diw.rdeied. dlkesimn impuiied, non diriurbed, lo.a of alrenath and vigor htuart a Urn and Bm nu will cure every symptom, dissolve the gravel, aweetan Uie urine, build mi the nerves.

Mlt'OUS iJlSfllABOEa Dimeulty III parsing water, uh era i Iona, trrttuttuna nf the uiethra. disagreeable odor of the brine, pales In bat k. swollen anklet and legs, catarrh of tbs bladder, art all (juukly and permanently cured by btuart a Gin and Lm hu. iiHKiinn dish. Asia Dry akin, ahurtnea of breath, urlna dark colored.

1 he worst case cm. I by Blaurt a it. in and Buchu. Plraaant to th lasts Thoroughly bated for paat 30 veais In I private hospital practice, with a ireiord of an cure of cnronlc kidney and bladder troublea the kind thul hud resisted all inner treatmaut. Diug-, gisla or by exprera.

HAM RLE tliG ILR FREE by wrltlrg Drug Atlanta ua. YVe have set aside 15,005 bottles for fre distribution a as to prove our claim Five Men Were Injured, Two Seriously Train of 100 Car and Five Engines. Special lo The Sentinel. Nashville. Feb.

17. In a freight wreik today at Cowan, on the Nnsh-' Me. Chiutnnniiga Ft. I xml railroad, five men were injured, two seriously. A north-bound train consisting nf five ensliies and cars, coming over the f'umhetlrinil mountains, crarhed Into a standing south-bound train at the nol of a heavy gtade at the station.

Btakemun A. L. Crtm has roncusalon of the brain, from Injurle received. Ernest t'lenln had leg mashed, and It was Inter naf -utated. Three ntheiwere Injured painfully.

LARGE PARTY GOES TO TEXAS. Ppeelal lo The fientlmd. Bridgeport, Tnn Feb. 17. Today lln.

used the departure of twenty who have decided lo leave this county and go In a body Collins county, Texas, where they will make Iheh future home. A strung feeling fur western emlKralton seems to prevail hire. DR. J. W.

CARMICHAEL, Fevers and Dlsesse, of Children. 415 Weal Church Avenue. Office hours; 10-12 a. m. and 4- p.

m. 1 hones, New, re. 1123; Office 1124. Enter, Into the manufacture of Little Whites Liniment. clll-aene, MRS.

HOCKING Wishes to announce that she ts over Lmnbrlght A Wl. Mams', and ts pri pared to give better satisfaction than ever bo- fote. tint of no, patronage especially Solicited. Dont watt until out before ordering. Don't pay $4.25 for $1.50 coal.

Don't order la than a ton If poMlhle. Don't expect credit on cuh price. Don't full to give the correct number and etreet. Don't order coal c. O.

end then leave home. Don't fall to order a chute, if needed. Don't eak for credit hun you can pay ensh. Don't forget to tell your neigh bore that the Imperial $1 and $1-50 coal flvea entire eat is fact Ion. If you have not tried It.

kindly rtng either 'phone, end give It a trial. The Imperial Coal Co. No. 33 W. Clinch Opo.

Post Office. BOTH PHONES 15, lilt. PIERCE'S BBISSE Mtoirai DISCOVERY IOH 1HC fnoop.nvER.itjMcs. Many proprietor, of so-called Ollf or llnlintnle ore now using coni oil a basis becauss It Is cheap. Li til While's Liniment contains expensive esstntlsl oils In.numbf r), combined with other valuable Ingredients end emulilfied by a speclul process.

It it mad to cure-end. It will cure, "It Is th best Liniment In the world for Muscular Rheumatism." J. C. ELI I AM. Obld.

flit. KUHLMAN'B RIG DRUG BTOJIE. ALLISON A MOonr, W. W. HALL CO.

AND ALL OTHER DRUGGISTS. How' Thl? We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward fur any rase of Catarrh that cannot ti cured by Ilnll' Catarrh Cure. E. J. CHENEY A Toledo, Ohio.

We, the undersigned. hv known F. Cheney for the last IS year, and believe him perfectly honorable In nil business transaction end linnnclally able to rairy out any obligations mad. by their firm. WEST A THUAX, Wholesale Drug-glsl.

Toledo, n. WALD! Ml, KINNAN A MARVIN, Wholeenle Druggist. Toledo, Hiill'e Catarrh Cur la taken ly, ailing directly upon the blood nnd mucous am f. re of the system. I'rlv.

75c, per botilc. Bold by ell Drugglau Tci ilnnnlale free HnU'a Family fill are th best Always Remember lb Full Nema axatlve Qmnina Cere CoM In On Day, CripTa Day S.W& Mtvtrj '7TVL b. 35c NEWPORT SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. Special to The Newport. Keb.

17 Mrs, Lula Rockwall resigned her position as principal of the Newport High echcol and will leave for Mleeourl thl Rev. JIV, He tor. Jaetor of the M. E. church, ttbuth, hue hern elected In her etrad.

and will take vhatgt of th school Tuesday. 4 A. F. IfAHY, Mnmrr, J' A. OAR MITT, fwt'y A Tri.

THE DIXIE CONSTRUCTION CO. CONTRACTH taken on All Kinds of Buildings. Concrete work a specialty. Prime etreet, old telephone No. 17.

do repair Work..