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FE TO THE CENTENNIAL It Tho Groat Sale czczanrrmar-mar di 1 FE TO THE 11P 411' 4 4 1)1t A141211 cp1) Sale CENTENNIAL 11 41 1 lthilslastic Meeting at the "40hamber of Commerce ith thilslastin ftl ashvilie Must Push the Matter Forward With Vigor ast te CO STOCK CO fl-- -I- AT 1 i 4-1 Arita -man----- 0 TH E------mt-- Scit4F CI 'i JAFFRA: 1 -----A-r i 44'4 'It 0 4fr a i NI xi tik tiF4 gAt '-t i bOta f' I' I tht tv 7 The Exposition to Be a Success Regardless of All Obstacles Insurance agents (lifeArecirlent A Henry Lc Craw A Fusch Crusen Carr William iluellebrand Wlggers Mc Ewen Frank Fields William Allen Liquors and Wines Nelson Emil Schwab Victor Sobel Livery Newman Bennett A tlrown Live Stock Lester A IV Shryer Millinery (wholesale and Eva liter 1lonas Hill O'la Paints and Painters' Riddle George Beasley Miller A Clark Underwood Bell I Jason Physicians and Griggs Dr Cain Dr Bleddin Publishers and Frieze Webb' A McClure Real Duncan Kirkpatrick Charles Sharpe Saloons emi Williams Joel( Boyd Ike Johnson Stonemasons and Contractors Oman Madlox Dennedy 'Stoves and Bottorff Will Webb Herrin Transfer Wright 3ateman John Keegan Riley Court-house and City Matt Williams A Shelton Morrow Cheney Bond Collins State AIIISOn A Harris Morgan Manufacturers Callsent IL Morgan lien Parker Hamilton John Ransom Sadler Travelers Proteetive Williams libirnso William Hawke' Insuranee agents Cite' rchient etc) A Henry LoCraw A Fusch Cruzen 11 Carr William fluellebrand Wlggers McEwen Frank Fields William Alien Liquors and Wines Nelson Emil Schwab Victor Sobel 1 )17 4 411 DON' FAIL TO SEE OUR IP Am sag 4 The entire valuable stock of Jaffray Co New York Citywas sold at public auction aud we have secured a large portion of the Dress Goods Silks Laces Embroideries Ribbons and Velvets and 200 pieces of Black Crepons in Silk and Hen are a few bargains that should set the entire city talking: No Wonder the Great Store Grows Mightier Every Day and it Grows inthe Public Confidence Every Hour BOOTS AND SHOES Games Games Games Fer Played Won LOP Coot Memphis 17 12 705 Nashville 17 11 I 647 17 11 Atlanta 17 10 7 58S Little 17 8 519 Montgomery 18 7 II nsa New 17 1 11 222 Chattanooga 15 2 14 125 Nashville and Chattanooga played two games Saturday and StallIngs's men captured them both Herman eas in the box for Nashville the first Fame and pitched good bail up to the last Inning With the score standing 10 to I against them Chattanooga began scoring and before the last man we retired they had sent seven runs across the plate It was A close call but luck seemed to be with the visitors The score follows: CHATTANOOGA All It OH PO A Russell cf 5 1 I 0 0 I Burns A 5 0 2 4 3 0 Whistler lb 4 2 1 14 0 0 Flood st 5 1 1 0 1 I Potts it 5 1 2 2 0 0 Buschman 1 1 I 3 1 Phelan 2b 1 2 1 1 0 Fla her 4 0 2 1 0 0 3 1 0 I 0 TOtal lit 14 24 13 3 24 13 3 111111111ery Summer Opening This Is our first opening of SUMMER HATS It would require pagea to tell bait the articles we show in our NEW HAT AND BONNET DEPARTMENT We bason GARDEN HATS STREET HATS CARRIAGE HATS TOQUES AND BONNETS We have more than DOO mew Trimmed Pattern Hats Sailors Walking Hats English and Italian Legbtrns and Manilla Double Brim Sailors We hare proven to you that our Millinery Devartment has no cqUal In the city Every day we have to RETRIM HATS AND BONNETS FOR LADIES WHO HAVE PURCIIASED ELSEWHERE and are dissatisfied with them and we have to 'accommodate them and make the Het over Co that they will get the CORRECT STYLES We have :00 assorted styles of Paris London and New 'York Sailors in white and colors We ace showing more Sailors than ail the other houses in the city combined We have the newest' sod the only small HELEN GOULD SAILORS in the cityr the LILLIAN RUSSELL White Ugh Crown Milan Sailor'the Mme ST GAVE Sailor the London 'Derby Sailor ig bat bal18 'ETS 1 that MIX and ebt The Leather Market is Decidedly Firm Ij Its Tone Etc Dress Goods Silk Crepons3 he meeting held at the Chamber of Corn-Memo on Eaturday night wait II)054 herminnoua ha enthusiaatic A ipirit of determination was manitested in all the proceedings and that the exposition should be held regardless of the obstacles thrown in the way by the Legislature was the sense of everyone present Nashville's good name was at stake and our representative calsens would see to it that sbe does not suffer In comparison with Atlanta and Baltimore In selecting the various committees to have charge ot the subscriptions no man's name was used through idle eompliment wag feit thatIn a great meaeure the fate 1W-the Eipointion depends upon the men who have this matter in charge eterinined progressive young business LI (esaional nien are in the lead in this ent now which will make it in a )ioung men's 'Exposition The cidse of Nashville to-day appeal to these mon to'keome forward and discharge the duty placed upon them and let the meeting of the committee to-night be full and harmonious and the canvassing to-morrow be aggressive It is a firm conviction that the merchants and citizens generally will re-Calve these gentlemen in the right spirit and will respond promptly and liberally Mr Robert Morris was called to the chair Maj A Willa In stating the object of the meeting said that the sentiment of the people was that the matter bad gone too far to now abandon the work and that this meeting was celled to formulate a plan for the perfecting the Centennial through a general subscription from the people lie spoke of the revival of buniness brought to 1 Atlanta even In the preparation for the Exposition and how liberal bad been subscriptions to the Exposition in Baltimore by the Enthusiastic speeches were made by Dr 3 Berrien Lindsley Col Killebrew lion A Pitts Gen Thruston Mr ii Baskette Mr Buttorff and Kline The sentiment was freely expressed that with once the sons of Tennessee behind the movement and aroused to the benefits that would be derived success a 114 be assured The Way was to get the pecuniarily interested and there y)e an army of workers for the Cen- In sections where there was any hy the movement was misunder The Rise 14 )rives it Regarded as Legitimate and Peru nen- Takepur advice and do not spend your money foolishly until you have seen our Sale 1 ro A 1 0 I 0 0 0 1 I 0 I))! 1 1 8 4 1 1 1 0 1 NASHVILLE AB Butler If 4 2 McCann cf- 4 2 Cleve rt 4 2 Trost 5 1 Sweeney Ma 2 0 Stallings lb 6 0 5 1 Meyers 3 I Heiman 1 0 0 0 I 0 I I 1 I 0 40 it 2 1 50 pieces of Illuminated Double-width Wool Sergeovorth 50c per yard at 5000 yards of Changeable Taffeta Silks in dark and light shades worth 75c per yard at T00 pieces of Double-width Melange Woolen Dress Goods in Plaids Checks and Stripes per yard aZ 6o pieces of Al-Wool double-width French Crepons from the Jaffray sale worth $2 per yard our price 50 pieces of Black English Whipcord Dress Goods fiest quality imported worth $2 per Yard at zoo pieces of 32-inch wide Wool Challies in light and 'civic shades per yard at Roo yards of Printed China Silks at 500 yards of Pure Silk Grenadine worth P50 at 25c 35c I2c 69c' 79c I5c I5c 594c GO dozen white Milan Sailors trimmed in silk ribbon each 500 WO boxes of assorted French Flowers your choke per 25e 20 boxes Mack Silk Velvet Ribbon per yard '5o 500 Chip White Fayal Hat at 513 Slightly damaged Sailors in all colors at 50 Smooth and Rough Straw Sailors at too Sailors trimmed la ribbon with band end bow lined Inside only two to one customer 20c Children's Large Trimmed Sailor Hats at 250 Untrimmed Leghorn Hats at 15c Trimmed Leghorns forLadies Mire and Children worth $150 at 980 65 Pattern Hate worth from 35 to trisamed beautifully in Eastern and tor- eign work-rooms at $208 Dresden Ribbon the latest out per yard 14c All-silk No 1 Ribbons in all colors per yard to Black No1 Satin Ribbon per bolt 70 The Roston Herald says of the shoe and leather market: "There a good deal of certainty In the boot and shoe manufacturing trade though the market is decidedly jagged and irregular It la certain that still greater prices must be obtained The public mind must be made up that boots and 'thees are to coat more and the sooner this is done the smaller will be the losses to the manu7 facturer Tt leather market is firmer than ever anti there are not the least signs of weakneac neither in sight nor prospective 'Kip sheen made on the present prices of leather will cost from 27 to 30 cents per pair more than they di' when leather was at the lowest point a year or more ago Split shoes made to-nay will cost 25 to 30 cents a pair more than when leather was at the lowest point Heavy grain shoes will cbst 25 and 40 cents more than they did when leather was down year ago Kip boots cannot be figured in any way so that they will not actually cost about $5 a case more than teey did with leather at the lowest point split boots cost at least $4 more and grain boots will cost about $7 per case more Manufacturers do not pretend that they have yet obtained advances as great as the above figures but hereafter business must be done on such a basis "The jobber are surprised and even 'disgusted with the market such as write or send in orders but it is a curious fact that such jobbers and buyers as come here In person go beck satisfied that the advance in goods is legitimate They go back home and immediately begin to try to bring their trade up to the full strength of the situation Prominent manufacturers 'here say that there is no trouble with the jobbers that come on here in person They soon become convinced of the legitimacy of the advance in leather Many manufacturers are expressing the wish that the jobbers generally would visit the market here believing that it would immediately convince the most unbelieving of the real strength of the leather and bide markets "The great question with boot and shoe manufacturers at this time is as to whether leather bas got to the top and as to whether It will be sustained for some time at the highest point Leading tanners and hide dealers say that leather is not nearly up to the top at present and when it does get there It Is going to remain firm for some time It is admitted that there may be a alight reaction from the very highest point in leather but It is suggested that the highest point has not yet been reached by any means Such is the present tone of the leather market" Metchants and Milliners Note Out Prices 5000 yards Dress Cambrics per yard 1 2140 Hair Cloth per yard 50 1500 yards Dress Goods p4r yard 543 Crinolines periard 4 5o 100-yard Spool Silk In all colors 40 I 4- are showing a large lot of Craven ette Cloth and Bicycle Serges just the thing to wear when riding a wheel It is dustproof and will brush off easily Total 23 27 10 14 2 Store by tunings: Chattepootta 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Nashville 0 0 0 1 3 4 0 2 1-10 Summary: Earned 4 Nashville 3 Two base Busch- man Phelan Smith Three base Bases on 4 Herman 2 lilt by 1 Struck Weliner 1 Herman THE SECOND 'GAME Sammy Moran went in to ditch the second game but be and Umpire Clark bad a misunderetanding in the second inning which resulted in the little pitcher being flred out of the game and escorted from the grounds by a big policeman Herman finished the game which was even more eliciting than thq flrst Nashville won in the last Inning batting out five runs The score will he found below: Chattanooga- 050000411-11 Nashville 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 3 5-12 Herman and Trost: Sechrist and Flaher 16 Nashville 16 2 N'ashville Earned 5 Nashville 3 Two-base Buschman and Trost Three-base Potts Base on 6 Herman 1 Moran 1 Bit by Struck 5 Herman 1 VANDERBILT BEATEN The Cumberland University team had little trouble in defeating Vanderbilt Saturday Rice pitched for the Lebanon team and Vanderbilt could only bit him safely six times Carr was in the box for Vanderbilt and pitched good ball for six innings He then let down and Cumberland had an easy time of it afterward The score: CPMBERLAND AB Bll PO A Blackburn 3b 4 2 3 2 2 1 Humphreys 5 1 0 13 0 1 Boon lb 3 2 0 1 1 1 White cf 5 0 0 0 0 0 Wharton est 3 1 2 3 0 0 Lenders 4 0 0 6 1 0 Kirkpatrick rt 4 0 0 1 0 1 King 3 1 0 0 0 Rice 411010 4 1 I 1 0 a ilt 1 11 i it! 4 4 4 rA I 2 rl I 11 4 I 7 or-8)- ere El 8 2 iirill pkg A 1 i t3 CARTER'S ITTLE IVER PILLS IrrLE IVER -PILLS ICAll'ItaSI STOCK $60000000- -4 IA a -v Li tliitig il Litbi-d LI IqUElaatia ml -s -CAPITAL STOCK --Li4 I saFtFrlICIEFRat FIFRMAN JusTi President (HANTLAND Vice-Presidenl BANG Cater COVF714CIEFRat El CD A cFt riuRn4o-raritst GORDON THOMAS HOLLAND MITEIRIC roGG JOHN wittrE ED THOMPSON SMITH ST EGER JOEL CARTER HERMAN JUST' IL GRANTLAND IVO Pt CO C0 Fo riuRn4c-raritst orunxt A Ct UM A It WILSON PERCY WARNER SH IC BAXTER it Tt WTT ki-INI URE rirDeolignated Depository and Financial Agent of the tnited States Furnish Foreign Exchange and Lettere of Credit We solicit deposits no matter how small they may be and promise courteous attention to our patrons CLOSING SERVICE Sick eaditette and renew all ilia troubleainct dPrit tA a bhaani two of th avatom sawn an iazzineika IrowanNA Dian-rail after eating Pain la the Ht(le WhIlt their renutrimuto stioerax has lapn Clown in curmill Mr Gales Preaches a Strong Sermon at Watkins Park Church Oldest Largest and Best 1 0 Taxpayers Notice PUBLIC AUCTION East Nashville Resilefice Totals 8 VANDERBILT AB Dlt Carraway 3b 1 2 Carr 4 0 0 Hopkins cf 4 0 0 Hendrix It 1 a 0 Dye 2b 4 0 0 Dacia 4 I Welee 4 0 Pritchett lb 4 1 1 Cauthen rt 3 0 1 4 A 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 10 6 I 00 0 1 Mercantile Agency 1 14 1 tlN flettolarho yet CARTEA I 1r1-rut LAVER rims litre WORMY vainsule in Constipation eurinK arA preventing this emeriti' complaint while they also goo-reel all dnetrdere of the stomach sumulate the liver end retutote lb beWeill Lyon AL they only ellred 8110 1 17 0 The aseesements of property for eity taxes for Pi95 are now ready for examination and the books will be kept open for inspection by taxpayers from Monday May 13 Until Saturday May 25 No 1201 Holly Street Northwest Corner of Holly and Twelfth Street Between Woodland and Russo IIat 1 O'clock nu DUN CO A Ache thee wniiid he priceless to Moot but fortunainiy their ifeediteta not end who offer from Mit tiohrf000hlf comPlaint here and Oche who sue try them will find tnimie value hie in en many ways that tnoy will ern nip wihing le do without bUf after ill sielt bettol On TUESDAY MAY 28 Next third door south end the above date no Total 26 21 14 3 Ilit by batted ban Score by innings: Cumberland 2 1 0 0 1 0 5 1 0-1 Vanderbilt 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1-4 Summary: Two base RIce Stolen King Pint base on Carr 5 off Ries Struck Carr 1 by Rice IL Lett on land Vanderbilt 1 Palmed phteys 4 Thiele 1 Time 2 hours Umpire Daniels ancl Bushnell A SUNDAT GAME at the Assessor's office el City Hall After changes will be made Wm my 13 mowetrsamo ON TUE PREMISES The union revival services which Mr Gales has been conducting at tbo Watkine Park Cumberiand Presbyterian Church closed It night Mr Gales has preached at this church for tbe past two weeks with wonderful success and in the meetings he has been ably assisted by the members of the churches united in these services These weeengs have resulted in the conversion of a large number of sinners Mr Gales preached last night on the text For as many as are led by the Spirit of God they are the soni of God" Romans The sermon was one of the ablest Mr Gales has preached during his four weeks of work in this city There was a very profitable after-service In closing the services Mr Gales spoke a few words of farewell and thanked the church members for the aid they had given him There was a parting song and the benediction after which a large number of the members of the eongregation came forward and shook hands with the prilichor and personally thanked him for the beneficial work be had done Mr Gales will go from hero to Peoria where he Will conduct a revival HARRISON AND M'KINLEY Southgate City Tax Itasemsor For the Promotion and Protection of Trade and Collection of Debts: 'Me facilities of the Agency Collection Department offer superior advantages for the eot lertion of rant due claims and is open to the 118e of merchants generally whether substrils era or not For further particulars apply at Trustee's Sale The citizens of Nashville should be its van of the movement Mr Lindley moved that the matter be presented to the City Council at one 1 Gen Thurston suggested that the first triton should be to decide unequivecally that the Centennial Exposition 'hall be held A motion to this effect was adopted unanimously by a rising vote Mr ley's motion then prevailed that a committee be appointed to bring the Mare? before the City Council The Chairman appointed on that corn-Mitts Messrs John A Pitts Thrus-' ton Baskette John A Ward and Buttorl Mr ButtoriT said that he could speak for 1 the officers and employes of the Phillips Buttorff Manufacturing Company and that they would subscribe $3000 This statement was received with applause It was resolved to begin at once the work of securing subscriptions to the Exposition stock and it was the sense of the meeting that the shares should be issued as low as $5 In order to give all classes of citizens a chance to subscribe the subscriptions to be paid in 10 per cent monthly installments beginning July 1 The following cemmatees were appointed to solicit subscriptions: Agrieultural Implements A Cowan John A Ward II Fall Thompson Zwicker Brown John Bell Keel) le A Price Banks Brokers and Caldwell Hill Eakin Hal Corder Frank Searight El' Al and Barbers Bryer -A: rti 'all Mt Levy VaupelAdam 0 tdeti Mar tdi Hayes Blacksmiths a nd Taylor Hughes Russell James Morris Books and Duckworth Sam Welburn Dillen Boots and Sheen Wholesale and Murray Robert Hollins Jr James Parrish Retail Cooper Frank Fltswilliams Johnson Hal Colly Rose Ryman Capt Thomas Gallagher Asticraft Building Material Lumber Dealers and Box Warren Albert Goldberg A Baird Powers Stier Graham I Contractors and McCullough A Griffin A Hawthorne Carriages and Alkn George Parrish A Murphy Cigars and Moore Sidney Menlein Butler Dentists Dental and Surgical Crawford Morrison Stubblefield Clothing WhelesaleW Rankin Givens Clothing Ellis Charles IlirshbergCharles Metz Coal and Cassetty Randle Matt Stratton Colleges and 1 Blan- ton Capt Garrett Frank Goodman Klivington Conlivission Merchants and i9 I Rhea Fulzbacher 0 Demoville James Demoville ge Max Bloomatein Charles Martin Dtftioods a Lindauer Capt A Harris 141e Dry Goods Lebeck Timothy Woodward Fast Freight Napier Geo Stahlman TCneY FICAIT Feed and Grain Cornelius Jr William Smith Jr Wilkes Currey Joy Gilliam Fish Game Mesderg Burton Flour Bronson Ed Kelley William Myers Foundries and Doyle Bruckner Caswell A Vaughn Beller I Morris Jr A Ravegno Furniture Dealers and Robertson Frank Givens Brad Nithol II Bradford I Plumbers Gas and Steam 1 Mooney Paris Cu Denterick Martin Kane Wholesale Grocers and Merchandise Commit-1p Chairman John McCann 1411111p" Morris 1 James Turner i Grocers A Phitpot Rust 1 Gus Crone Fred Zichdor I Backmen Stront Thompson Crotchet i Hardware IVholesale and Buford Lipeeomb It IL Dudley Harness and IL McPhail 1 Dandridge Moore Hats and Gray Walton Ira Armstrong Hides and Cline Let-'Levitz Martin 1 I 'la Qtreet Railways pailroat ilws Banks and I Mote1s-40m Jackson (len a WO ihil Keith James Geddes A I () 11 on Settle a Mar et- II Stier Charles War- I I per Sr Ice Marinfactnrere and Mows Mauck Eugene Criddle Insurance Companies and Agents (fire and EMetzger Gale Len Iliad John Burns A 1 61 Is the bane of wo many lives flint hem tswhert woo mato 0117 great beam Our pill cure a While others do not Csiritna LITTLE PULE RIP very small end very ettsv to litko tone or ten pills make dose They are strictly VeEPIELle and do bot gripe or purge but by their gentle action titer) all who use them at tie el Mold everywhere or sent by wail CUM VOMITS CO New Tort We will sell at public to the higest bidder the handsome two-story residence No 1201 Holly street The lot fronts 100 feet on Holly and 175 feet on Twelfth street within one square of Woodland street electric car line The house is attractive beautifully located and conveniently arranged having boi and cold water baths nine rooms including library double parlors dining-room and kitchen also balls verandas ete The premises have a metal root stable and earriage-bouse shade and fruit teem flowers and ornamental plants TERMS reasonable To be stated on day of sale Title perfect A OFFICE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE BUILDING 130 North College St Fly virtue of the authority derived horn a deed of trust executed by It Sullivan and hio wile Harriet Sullivan reglotered in book 129 page 94 in the office of the Kea doter for bikvidom County Tenn the undersigned will on TUESDAY MAY23 106 betoeen tbe hours of 11 o'clock a and 12 o'cloek in from of the south door of the court-house In Nashville Term 'ell at public auction to the highest blotter for cash free from tha equity of redemption homestead and dower the following real estate in Davidson County Tenn to-wit: A pertion of lot No 1 in Union bank plan La per plan in said reelatere ottke In book No page 173 beginning at a stake ei 3-3 feet from the seutheaet corner of maid lot No 1 'tinning thence nearly west along the northern line 44 Spring street 33 13 feet theme at right angles nearly north 143 feet thence at right anglen nearly east 33 1 3 feet thence at right atiokleR 143 feet to the beginning DAVE LOWENHEIM Trustee p232ut CEO VV BRANDON 16' 0 a DISTRICT MANAGER will Probably Meet at the Grant Tomb Lurches la New Tore THOS PLATER Co Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Montgomery- Irall PZ :11 la ralll Prim BRIAR PIPE GIVEN AWAY F1-4-' EV 4 i 'tx rt: tolli 4 11 OH ti I dt-( '121 POUND uie 1 bade --5 EVE opiE 0 i iA POUN 1 P-' bade Air a Day A wen At Evansville: Evansville 0 1 0 1 0 (10 4 1-7 Little Rock 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 and Fields Fideld and Corcoran Little Rock 3 2 Little Rock 1 TIIE NATIONAL LEAGUE At 4 Washlngton 3 3 Washington 7 2 Wamhington 7 Merrit and Murphy Maul end McGuire At 4 Clereland 10 Cleveland 12 Errors 4 Cleveland 2 Cunningham Knell and Welch Cuppy and O'Connnr At 14 Brooklyn I 12 Brooklyn 9 7 Brooklyn and Moran: Daub and Daly At St Louis 4 Baltimore LOUIS 9 Baltimore St Loula 0 Baltimore 1 and Miller Ester and Robinson NASHVILLE RETURNS The Nashville returned home yesterday In a badly crippled condition and they will have Montgomery as their opponents this afternoon Manager Stallings went on to where he will make an effort to sign Wadsworth and McGann two players recently released by Louisville It is also understood that he has signed Boorman an ex-lesgue player and a youngster recommended by Charlie Donley I Ca pt Gi fford This well-known gentleman now of Ward's has accepted the poaition of bustnom director of the Nashville Conservatory of Music It Only long enough to find out by reading this wiwee you in bty the CHEAPEST TRUIKS Of every deseriction and quali- ty- but aU at astoundingly low prices Club cabin tour ist' Gladstone Trustee's Sale rzeut zaidgit Nashville Padueah Cairo PACKET COMPANY New York May Harrison will have the pleasure of meeting Gov McKinley in this city on May 30 If the programme of Giese two gentlemen Is not changed in the meantime (lov McKinley bag expressed his illingness to speak at the memorial exercises at Grants tomb to be bald on that date Gen T1 Collie called at the Fifth 'Avenue Hotel and asked Gen Harrieon if be would not attend the exercises The ex-President Pale that be presumed be would he in the city on May 30 but would make It a point to stay over until that date If Ms businesa in the city is terminated OF 0 1 4n illjn Iliti 1101 1 v'' 1--475t h-- ------4 ''AMk'' A0 TRAVELING ell with toilet Lowenthal Sons et al vs A A McGregor et al Under the deeree in this cause entered in minute book No 44 on pare 444 I will sell for cash at the court-house door on the ESr OF MAY instant at 10 o'clock a In all the atcounta on the books of A AekleGrevor transferred to me es truttee A litit of paid accounts will be shown at the sale or on application to riglill'at PAUK Truatee May 10 MS ray 101720 ALEX PERRY leaves Nashville EVERY EATUNDAY at 11 o'clook The nova bust will make closecenseetions at Paducah with boats for the Upper Ohi Sitar Connect at Cairo with Anchor Line slimmers fur Louis Memphis Vicksburg and New Orleans with St Louis Southwest-in and Mineouri Railroads giving thralush thltela to principal points to Texas Hansom MIN1001111 Nebraska Arkansas and California Special Inducements offered with manta articles DRESS SUIT CAarsi oust the thing for the AN It 1 E11ecoriiitiL -Summer Beau" 11 1111 kirnsduatzLeurnicaliti! Clothes BASKETS of Shawl and trunk GENERAL' STOCK cases All at Bankrupt Prices NONRRSSDDNN OOIIEE'' ankles Eddie Cook vs Addle Cook EVJEEES 11117V3 Nashville Packet 'THE MONROE DOCTRINE English Admiral Said to Dave Declared IS A Myth New York May to the tier id from Managua Nicaragua says: It Is learned that Admiral Stephenson and other oMeers of the British squadron which invented Corinto both before and after the occupation Of th town publicly declared to a party of Americans that the Monroe doctrine yiesa myth which the United States would not and could not enforce and that the liritish occupation Jot Corinto wan simply intendwl aP a test to definitely ditpose of tLitt guestiou Union Dank Trust Co A alsistneo of husiner PHILLIPS leaves EVERT WEDNESDAY at 12 clock rn Connects at Lvansvilie with boils for 1oniavilia Cincinnati arid Pittsburg with 11 tor Terra Indianapolis and Chicago For rates or Information call on or addles' RYM AN President hi GALLAGHER General Freight and Passenger Agent 10t liroadviroot Nashvills Tenn Teiephons BELL BROS for IP cents Every pipe -stamped DUKES MIXTURE or 5 5 5 In this rum it appearing to tho satisfaction of the court that the defendant is a non-resident Of the State of Tennessee therefore inf ordinary PrOCIPPN of lAW ealli not be semd upon her it le therofure ordered that 'dad deferdant enter her appeatance herein at the next term of the Davidson County Circuit Court to he holdeo at the court-honse lit Nashville Tenn cox the 4th Monday in May It being the 2711 day of lay'and defend or said compliainant's till will be takf for confessed as to her and set for hearinx ex pane It ts therefore ordered that a copy of this mder be putdished for four weeks in succession in the Nafiville Danner a newepaper published in Nasiallie A HARRIS Clerk kilehel Vaughan Solleitor rot complainant mvg mo 4t 'ion In the published In nshme Nut 009 Church Street Watkins Institute my4 sanwae tt MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY MVO IR VW141111 rk44 ono Ne444 Rendre of Mon The choir and congregation ot Elm-street t'hurch were assistel In an excellent service of song last night by a number 'of bromlnent amateurs Mies Lillian IbbertOA was tbe organist The Vanderbilt Quartette Mlle Itoltert Lyles Prof Lumbuth Miss Wooten Sir Welburn and Mn Clara Fraley Nang NEW WORLD'S RECORD Tor Company labootinor Itatabl 'shod in California IussIockX Aft flroSe BOOK AND JOB 1716 norAL ItiOiES' ONLY I mere rata cure fr sup LAMES' ONLY I 1n1fe LA 011e It Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pins Tinis4) ere the se et Noe lilifthlo tleth iotid 4 msolpol rartit mom Pol Sor iarrue hy turn math Ai Vulgmi Clkhedive Chemical 40 my- ruoactrsitly MAURICE CLICK' ATTaRNICY-AT-LAW "Loom No 54 Chamber ot Cool moires Builds tfl Nashville Teem alv2 mowesa Am VERElil I FUCE FOR 20YEARS Has led all WORM Romectlea EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED SOLD Br ALL DICLOBISTS sfesountot puTtlyargltil rt OMR fl At' ri 1P tlif i 1 ik' ir -70 4 1 ri tti i i ittli)ITE CREAM 4- ill I -F FOR 20YEARS Has led all WORM Romectlea 'EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED SOLD Br ALL nuvootaTs f-1-411T aftwAnntot Rauh Is rt OMR PRINTERS Knights of the Maccabees The State Commander writet no from Lincoln Neb as follows: "After trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very ohm stinate cough in our two children we tried Dr King's New Diseovery and at the end of two days the rough entirely left them We will not be without it hereafter ote our experience proves that it cures where all 'other remedies Stevens State Commander Why not give this great medicine i trici ea it is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at Page Sims's corner College and Union streets Regular size 60c and 1100-43 ill ne 4k Marysville Cal May 20--Company Eighth Regiment stationed hero established a new sorld's record 'tor company shooting yesterday Fifty niarkomen from its ranks scored 1fTg points out of a possible 2500 The record was formerly 1971 points and wog held by Company 11 First Infantry San Francisco Attend the Mato or the goods from Jeffray's suction islet to morrow morning at 9:15 Lowenheim Bros lt CIVext Door to 'Amtritono) evird and paii VEN TAD ea411 i( irrrioukki kk SuiJ witit aaa to Corr Send a To gum roe prticularl and "Gulde 11 Ingo on kavIng The :3713 ennyrdral 'Red Crew: Britt) Addroo RI 114ti AL It 4 1444o LAArt 3vw lrb For nolo by Paice Shun oorner Coilnego and talon streets AO mowotr ly jr 314' 4 For mie by 1 talon streets 329 and 331 Church St NEW FACES ALL A In" CHa NG1NG the and ttemov IDI illinmisbni in Vaa book for a stamp John at ha onabtarh 127 W42ctstsii Inventor of Woodbutz'a bimetal boap Telephone OM BLANK I 1 I 1.