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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 5

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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Theater GOODS I Fird base on called Atlanta 1 Struck 7 At Imam Lefton 4 Anita 4 Twablute I Double plc1k Bit 1m cAt cod Cahill ruccoa Alien 2: clack 1 Mkt ceught--Memphias 9 tic lauta 7 ottio 2 Au lactaS Out im Memphis 13: Atlanta II COLtMettli Bimetal to The American IS011311111 GA Mali 3icTlia Macon crowd of excurelonista were badly disappointed to-day at the defeat of their club by Columbus by a morn of to Smile pitcher for Macon was batted unmercifully the home team Miller caught him splendidly Clark sad Stream was the battery for Oolumbna Although Clark was sick he pitched a Sae genie Tbe Macons saOred one run In the second inning by a ponytail I 0 '11 0 0 0 0 0-4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 1 4 MeoonA Batehite---Oolumbus 10: Macon A Bean on 3 Noyes 2 Twcsbase 2 Double I Maoous 2 Struck Clark? by blemile 2 tranntertan satim I Great I Inducements THIS WEEK 46V J1A0 VV MisE1116e 1 -Vfe have too many Goods and in order to reduce our STOCK MARKED DOVJU i stock will commence on To 11 Morrow Monday June 1 a Grand 4 't '4 Prices generally lower than any competitorth We have too large a stock and are determined to sell consequently have made sweeping reductions and this week will be found the greatest bargains in dry goods ever offered in this city' To illustrate a few special lots we mention prices t- i eremptorysale WHITE GOODS SOO yards nice Victoria Lima originally sold tor 10c reduced to bc a yard 750 yards ShoPt India Linen reduced from 1214o a yard to a yaxt 9e0 yards striped Pe an Lawn originally sold at 20c now reduced to be a yard 1JY 0 yards Plaid Nainsooka in ten different patterns now reduchd to 6Yie a yard 200 yard Linen de Deoca originally sold at now reduced by us to 10c a yard 650 yards Plaid Organdies originally old at 20e now reduced by us to 12o a yard 25 plenes lovely Battiste in twenty different patterns we pre now selling at So 10e and be Whim mall Linen Cambric wor th 20c and 250 per yard we bave reduced to 10e a yard' 800 yards India Nub regular price 2b0 we have reduced to The a yard 40 Boxes White and Dream Embroidered Robes each oontaining twelve yards material forty incites wide and nine yards elegant embroidery to match at 6265 each HOSIERY 'Reveal unpreeedented bargaini In this 'dts pertinent Lot 100 dozen Ladies' Brilliant Lisle Hose splendid quality double heels and boat beautiful line of eolore consisting of navy seal garnet and black at 250 a pair Having purchased an int meow stock at a recent large auction sae we are euabled to offer this fine grade of boss at a lees priee than common goods are sold to-day1Y Lot 2 eonsists of ROO dosen Ladies' fillliegu lar made hose in ileh coior with silk clocked onside also lu same lot an elegant variety of sew atriped and solid voters all double heels and toes sizes 8 8 and 9 ofter choice of all Um above at itio a pair 1- Lot consists Of 75 dozen of Children's Heavy Corduroy Rib Cotton Hose with white heel and toe in black navy seal and garnet Can strongly recommend this hose for children's wear and guarantee customers entire satisfaction AU sizes at due tallier price viz 250 a pair of Rich Silks Satins Vel vets Dress Goods Mourn ingt Goods Crapes Hand- kaOhiefs Laces Embrolders Ribbons Hosiery Gloves Corsets and Under weir Also Table Linens To7rIe1s Napkins Domestics Sheetings Ginghams Sateens Lawns Prints and A The pme yestardsy was decidedly the Most unsatisfactory of the season so far as the work of the locals Is concerned i -They allowed themselves to be badly beaten by a club which save at ons point is certainly their inferior 41 Would be charity to my that they lost the gams through negligence If a men goes into a dry goods stab lishment and asks for a dollar's worth of goods be it entitled to the best in the stock for the money If he doesn't get It he will become disgusted with the houle end cease to do business with it There 4 were butidreda of people who 'eft the ball park yesterday afternoon after the conclusion of the game making themselves or being asked whether they had not spent their quarters to poor purpoee and if they had not been The visitors put forward a very clever team and a first rate pitcher but they were in no respect to be compared with the team they de 4 tested The playing especially the batting of the locals yesterday was away below what should be required of them and was very disgusting to the audience that gathered to wit- ness the contest The loss 4 of the game cars' in no way be at- tributed' to Crowell and Mere the bat- Wry but to others-and to the batting of all The locals failed to make II single hit off '4' I Ramsey and scarcely got a bail outside 4 I of the diamond It was on all sides hoped that after the change in management the public could depend noon some sort of effort on the part of pe locals in the various games Odds in betting were freely given yesterday by those who were foolish enough to place money upon an unreliable team It seems that whenever they are required to play they can and do play pod ball but I whenever there is no special excitement they make no special effort Nobody who saw the game doubts the superiority of the locals and everybody who ssw it knows the locals were beaten Crowell's record of seven struck out with five bits made off him was very creditable and Marr did excel lent work If they bad been properly backed up the visitors would not have made a sone Bach a spectacle will do more to break up interest in the game than all the "rotten umpires" in the country The following is the scorer's reword of the game: anarTaNcooa Al 11L PO A IL Seigle 1-- 4 1 1 1- 1- 0 Harris 31)- 8 1 0 1 8 1 Otterson 2b-- 0 0 0 8 Green10 4 1 1 14 3 0 a Nynl I 41 1 1 0 0 Oilkes 01a 4 0 2 1 0 ItyanLf71 4 0 0 0 Bulls oi 3 0 0 9 0 0 Ramsey p--- 4 0 0 0 12 0 Total le 4' i 27 18 2 wasliviLLES LB lit PO A Hillery lb 4 0 0 8 0 0 Sowders lb 0 4 0 0 9 0 0 Werrick 1 4- 4 0 0 0 0 1 Mart c--- 5 0 0 8 1 1 Cullen 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 Beard 0 0 1 2 4 Diestel pi 8 4 0 0 2 0 0 Crowell 9 0 0 0 8 0 Total 29 1 0 24 15 Earned runs-None Twobase bits-Green Wild pitches-Itamsey Crowell Iv First base oil balls-Nastmitles 2 Chatta newts 2 41' First base On errors--Nmhvilles 1 Chatta- 1 noogas 5 4 I i Struck out-Crowell 7 Rimini 7 4 1 i 4Llinpire-A1 Jennings LACES LACES Special to The American Brioztvonan ALA May 50--Thatike to liofford's swift pitching and some superiority in the field Augusta to day Peat Birmingham 6 to I' Phinity did rather poor pitching for the Binning 0 0 '0 0 I 0-1 Augusta-0 I 1 1 0 0 31 0-4 Base 8 Birmingham 2 Errore-1Attgusta 1 Binninghame5 NS IS A DANDY Special to The American CuArrAz000t May SO tie if the Nashvilles let themselvevont in the game with the Chattanooga Amateurs and that you think of "Little Giant" Ramsey Sueecategas OAMNS New Yong May 14 Louisville 10 Prrrsenzo May 8 Pittsburg 6 Bogro( May 4 pe: trolt 3 PHILADILPRIA May 16 Athietice 0 PROVIDZSCS' May dance 4 Chicago 1 BALTINORN May 4 St Lout 9 New tong May game: New York 10 St LGUla IL BOSTON May game: Detroit 3 Boston 4 PNILADSLPHIA May 9 Cincinnati 7 PHILADILPHIA May 30---Bafra1o 0 Philadelphia 7 New YoggsMay game: New York 1 St Louis 4 New YORK May game: Brooklyn 11 Lnuiszille 4 ToLeno May 0 Milwaukee 4 PITTSBURG May 3) Metropolitans 8 pittaburg 2 Peovtnmsca May 4 Detroit S' KANSAS CITY May City 131 Omaha 3 INDIANAPOLIS May afternoon game: Cleveland I Indianapolis IL A Ir A Building iThe effort to raise a fund to erect a per home for the Young Men's Christian Association seems to be 51811111- tag definite shape We learn that the matter has been frequently talked about but never placed before the Ikruhville business men as it is about to be During the coming week at least $25000 should be subscribed If an mount like this can be secured it will be oomparatively easy workto Increase the fund to entliMeet for a building that would reflect Credit upon NashvIlle and be a monument of Christian enterpriseand wisdom for the good of young men This organization is a worthy one Our business men young and old subscribe to its maintenance every year and I look' with pleasure upon its success 1 crowning their interest Surely if this people has sustained such a noble work for ten years there is now enough inter set to give these young men a fort from which to fight immotality of all kinds and into which all our young men may go and be weloome improving them selves intellectually physically and religiously At the men's meeting last 1 night the rooms in the Noel block were crowded to overflowing some being compelled to remain in the hall About forty short talks were made principally by young men At the close of the service several requested prayer in their behalf One Le Department will be more attracttive next week than ever having added many new novelties thereto within the past few days 2600 yards White Cream and Egyptian Laces from 834 to 43 inches wide at 120 a yard sold elsewhere at 2e a yard 1500 yards very fine Egyptian and Oriental Laces in white cream and beige six inches wide at 25c a yard Would be very cheap at 40c a yard 900 rids elegant wide fine Egyptian Laces in crea white and ecru eight inches wide at 8712c yard usual retail price 60e 7209 yards handsome Colored Laces a perfect match to all new dress goods satins and batiste at 7c Sc 10e and 12Y2c a yard GLOVES The undernoted standard makes have undergone great reduction Ladies' 5-button lengths black and colored silk Taffetty Gloves reduced to 80e a pair Ladies' 6 button length Jersey style silk Taffetty Gloves sold at The now reduced to 400 a pair 8 Button lengths Rilk Mitts in black and colors all marked down to 40c a pair PARASOLS We have placed in this enlarged department the most complete and tasteful fine of Parse lois and Sun Umbrellas In this city at the lowest possible prices for first class workmanship An early inspection solicited IPA many of these bargains cannot be duplicated at th price Elegant Black and Colored Satin Parasols lined and trimmed with iace at 11285 Handsome Satin Coaching Pamsols at 8166 Beautiful Lace-covered Parasols at ti50 Real Mourning Sun Umbrellas of the best of silk serge from SEM to S2 75 Nice Ohildren's Parasols for 25e and We FINE JERSEYS- Special lot of Nice Black Jersess idt 004 we oiler to-morrow at 65c Extra Nice Jerseys pleated back finished with full satin bow i 95e worth Al 60 Fine Silk and Wool Braided Jerseys 4111 sizes from ft4 to 42 at $I25 each Handsome Tailor-made Silk and Wool Black Jerseys coat back at $175 worth VBITE DRESS GOON CITY Slightly damaged by fire and Read! Read ti Read We have just reosived from sale in New York a $1500 bill of goods being portion of stock of the 1111038111141 establiehmet of Reed Crane Co which etas destroyed by fire receatly Now the goods are very 'slightly damaged by wster gad as they were bought by our New York agent ee cheap we can show the public a asciifies and give them en- opportunity to buy gootia in our line at a price never before offered in this city Do mot read this odvertisement as any ordinary Dee and wait until you need the goods for bargsins like the following are not to be found every dee so boy while the is offrred you Fne initial paper and envelopes 10c per box worth 35o line note paper be per quire legal cap and fools cap paper 5e per quire common envelopes 100 for bc magorticent scrapbook two sheets for 6o jumping ropes be rollivg hoops iron or wood 5c extra flue mourning paper and egvelopee 10e per box firsiclase composition and copy books five for fic small pocket memo-random books testier cover 5c3- worth 25 slate 10c worth 256 slate pencile twenty five for Se We bays many other goods equally low Remember we mean business so call at once Ready No 158 Church street op posit Maxwell House Psris green in any quantity at Warren Broil' Who la it that has run down the price In boots and shoes and is still slaughtering them Lawless Co sell infanta' ankle ties sandals and low out button shoes for 25e ladies' sad shitdren's opera slippers as low as 501 cloth house slippers lit 30 and 75c Newport regardless of value kid croquet slippers 5) 75 and $1 gents' low cut shoes in French calf kangaroo Gondola French kid in fact all the most beautiful styles In every variety for less than we can still buy them Lawless Co19 Pub-lie Square sign of Golden Boot handkerchiefs 75c reduced from 6125 and $150 linen handkerchiefs 7o small lot ladies' hemstitched handkerchiefs slightly soiled 10c worth 20c embroidered handkerchiefs 75c and $1 and $125 linen drawn it ad and embroidered handkerchiefs 500 pure linen towels $150 dozen one closer to each person damask D'Oylies all linen and fringed 65c per doyen Beautiful plaid white goods 12c reduced from 200 organdies 20c sold elsewhere at 30c Landetreet's-10 yards white India lawn 45 inches wide for 75o in damask Momie and drawn thread table seta half value Lan white ties 3 dozen for 25c Landstreet's-8 dozen' gents' white ties far 25e Landstreet's7-Gents' linen collars 10e cuffs 20o gauge shirts 25o Ladies' all prices silk hose 75e Claire" all prices 13 to 500 Potato hog poison safe and sure at Warren Bro All kinds of ladies' ond gentlemen's straw hats remodeled in the latest styles at the Itock 'City Straw Works 24 Summer at The increasing demand for our button shoes slippers sandals New ports etc hes compelled us to reorder neveral times this season We are now in receipt of a new styles lowest the Eagle Shoe Store John Holahan 99 Union street Ladies if- yoci want to save money then come and look over our stock Special bargains in every department Bee Hive Two-seat pleasure wagone for summer use at tilleenfirl carriage factory m30 2t Go to Sweeney's carriage factory and get a bargain in a fine vehicle my30 21 Fine top buggies of every style at Sweeney's Front et my3) 2t Canopy top Surrey wagons at Sweeney's carriage factory Front my30 21 We offer substantial and elegant trunks for ladies' with many conveniences and attachments not to be found -elsewhere In the city' Gents' eole-leather trunks hand and traveling bar eizesat very low prices for cash John Ramage see myog Lk dry air Buffet Refrigerator is taking the lead for economy and simplicity Geo Cooper Co my3 tf CLIANIIID and your blood pure by drinking West End Mineral and Sulphur Water' Recommended by all leading physicians Delivered fresh every morning Compost: Telephone 489 ap19 auvrefri Paris green in any quantity at Warren Brea JiM I Apply to 'Traders' Hotel West Line Mallet for good summer board Sulphur and freestone water may17 wedsotf If you want a stove for light aumMer cooking get one ot our Oil stoves large variety of sizes from 90c to 6750 you want a stove for all kinds of cooking baking Watthing ironing etc that makes no heat in the kitchen no dust dirt of seliesrget a Vapor -stove We have the beet hall and see it you want tinware ironware glassware bird '11'1(4 of every description As we never carry any Goods from one season to another all Surplus Goods 1 46 College FRAXKLAXD St 2d Door from Union spr22 emu ly 4ther5th BE SOLD a GROCERIES PICNIC SEASON No matter how great the loss Flay belin dollars and cent' 0i AT HAND Fresh Arrival of a Splendid Line of THEY MUST GO LIIN011 GOODS! i o-- A CRONE'S 41 MINERAL WATER 0 WEST ENEO HERAL SULPHUR WATER What Prof Lupton Sayes VANDERBILT UNIVER8ITY': CHEMICAL LABORATORY NASHYILLII rep 22 A Atchison Nashville Tenn Deer Sir: At your requeot I have mad careful analysis of water tatten from the bored well on Mrs Rodeo' lot in West Nash ville and find it to contain in solution the following substances: POMMIIIIIM Sodium Lithium Calcium Magnesium Aluminium Iron Sulphur Chlorine Bromine lodiner Sulphuric Acid (8 0 3) Carbonic Acid (C 0 2) and Hydrosulphuric Acid or Sulphuretted (H 8 2) The quantative resulta arranged according to the method usually adopt by chemist are as follows: Grains In 1 Pint Potassium 0 180 Sodium carbonate 2 890 Lithium carbonate Calcium carbonate 024 Magnesium earbonate 0 648 Sodium chloride 2144 Sodium sulphide 2 046 Calcium sulphato 4 1818 Aluminium and iron oxides 41009 Bromine trace Iodine Total number grains in 1 pint 46701 Hydrosulphuric acid or sulpburetted hydrO gen 070 cubic inches Temperature WATER ENEO Doctored Front Grocoryllonso I 11 a 1 i We Will not quote any Prices in this ad- 1 i- rl our entire stock will be offered -i c- at a reduction of 10To 50 per cent and igreat I Goods willbe'sold at '11C-: '11 i1 'IV 4 It COST If ri 11 1N I 1 -i'i''' '1 'Y 1 COST Negro PokorRlaYere Arrested Sheriff Moore accompanied by a num ber of criminal court xonstables this Morning at I o'clock raided a gambling dive on West Cedar streek in the Thirteenth Distect that was owned by Elisa Venable Only three negroes were found engaged in a game of poker They were arrested and lodgecl in Jail on a bench warrant signed by Judge Allen The namesof the negroes were gdmund Little yynea rhe leksfohn- te I A Noted Thief Marion the young roan who during the races entered Mn Caldwell'a room at the' Maxwell House one' morning and matched that lady's jewelry from the dressing ease and attempted to escape but was arrested and jailed turns Out to be Eddie Dennis of Cincinnati the most expert and notoriourt hotel thief in the United States Dennli will know something about the manufacture of Tennessee wagoner before he leaves Nashville 4' '1 0' 41 't CITY ITEMS ') Canned Roast Beef Cuned Lunch Tongue Canned Corn Beef Rolled Ox Tongues in Cans Chipped Beef In Cans Cooked Tenderloin in Cans Polled Meats All Kinds Devilled Meats All Kinds Broiled Fresh Mackerel le Tomato Sauce Soused Brook Trout Mustard Sardines Sardines in Tomatoes Boneless Sardines Shrimp Salmon Lobsters Ando vies etcLetc All at CRONE'S POPULAR PRICES which are recognized as the lowest la the city tot anwo lv Ilattble olwtyalzv- Wiwouldladvise all who want anything In the way of Dry Goods to take advantage of this i 'Or tP" 'T' 10 want anything In the I 1 4 LUPTON Thu water purifies the blood ads on the liver and kidneys cures dyspepsia chronic diarrhces gravel Bright's disease female Ir- regularities rheumatism gout and -diseatiett of the skin Its chemical analysis shows therapentle powers not equalled by any other natural mineral water in the world Golden Op-p Ortunl i 3 rj CORSETS ON00Wb4Wrfteie0100 RATE DELIVERED IN THE CUT One rinarrdally at 80 cents per week One-half gallon daily Kie per week One gallon daily at 75c per week 10 omits per gallon at the well or at 1 CONQUEST'S Proprietor Cor Summer and Demonbreun ste Tee phone Bo 4E9 mr17 eod2ut elrLsas a 00F per Inuca re cents per gation at trio wen or at CONQUEST'S Prourititrit Summer and Dimontoreun AN Tele- ACO sn A IISAT ENTERPRISE Mr Rut chief night operator at the Weeterntlnion office and Mr Morgan assistant will next Wednes- day introduce a bit of enterprise which i will be highly appreciated in base ball circles They have made arrangements to report In detail play by play the games between Nuhville and Memphis on Wednesday and Thursday by means of a epeeist apparatus to be con! Eructed at Masonic Theater On one end of the stage will be located a 4-by-6 blackboard on which i will be placed the names of the players of both nines and their At the other end of the stage will be located a blackboard in the shape of a diamond Little flags whose colon will correspond with those of the respective nines will lobe brought into use At the corners of the diamond blackboard will be small holes The nage will be stuck in these to show the position of the player For li instance if Hillery comes to the bat and makes a hit reaching first place the flag wilt be stuck In the hole in the a diamond blackboard corresponding with first base on the ball field and indicate what he don play by play Another board similar to that at the park will Indicate inning by inning the games all over the Southern League 4elete- So that a person may by staying at the theater see in Nashville every play made by the home team and the result of a every inning played all over the league 11 This enterprising spirit which the two Western Union operators are exhibiting tvill i ourely meet with popular appreciation: The price of 'admission will not be over 15 cents Shocid the 4 public patronize the games of Wednes day and Thursday the projectors of the plan will lease the theater for the whole saintlier and afford this ready means of information every day of the ball Lemon To accommodate the ladies section will be reserved to their use A'SMEAP-DAT re MEMPHIS I I Opeolal to The American i Materna: May Memphis Club deteated the Adam this after noon In a hotly contested gems which was witneetbd- by about 12000 people The Atlanta had what they called their invincible battery Sullivan and Clark hut the Memphis boys batted Sullivan freely and after making one ratt in the sixth inning scored two more In the eighth which won them the game 'The betting! before the gems was ailed 4 was two to one In lavch of Atlanta and after they had secured two runs In the first Inning three to one was freely Is offered with notakers When Steinhoff who was on second base in the eighth inning come in on a hit by Munn who also scored on a wild throw to home a deafening shoat went up from the as' oembly and order was not restored for iitilly five Nash and Corrigan were the Memphis battery The following is the official won't 1 i d- 'r ypi iktrns 1 A o' A I tl' A r-rom oe-o 4 1 4 0 1 I 0 Maszan 61 4 1 1 1 0 OvivaatZr I L-4 8 0 0 8 0 i 0 Verde lb- 4 0 0 II 010 Raderif 4 0 1 2 0 0 Suilivao 21) 4 0 11 2 -'1- 0 0 corrigam 4 0 0 6 0 0 lineal 3 0 0 I 8 4 1 8 1 1 8 1 0 Total 88 3 9 27 1 'ATLANTA AB IL is PO A IL Cahill 88 4 1 1 1 2 0 Oultisby11- 4 0 0 2 4 9 0 McVey 1 8 0'18 0 0 Clark 0- 4 8 I 7 I MAIPPeS8(1 4 0 1 1 0 2 Jevne a I- 4 0 0 0 0 Dena it 0 0 11 0 0 IP I Sullivan 8 0 0 0 1 1 Blitman 21)-- a 0 0 2 5 0 7 7 '7 't Il la PO A IL 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 9 0 8'18 8 0 1 1 0 2 00010 1 0 el) le 1 1 0 2 0 4 Cf 1 nV fm' "la 1 1 PLANTS 1 1 i 't: i1 tri FA 11 i Irl PLANTS queunaware Anzupo Alituleu gyoun inn Genuine lisle threw' gloves 25a worth cages eta go to Ireland's 138 Cedai 50o Bee flivti tt 4 I street tny3 eod tl eN Irf Batiste clair' males the dress only 20o a yard Be Hive '4 i 11117RNITITRE Elegant satin fanpalitted only 50o 0 lur A ee Hive New imported lioireltles in jewelrY FURNITURE a RAMSES Bee 1e- 4 I I 800 bois' sults samplo lot at half wELICIEY 8 WILILIIEN Price- Bee Itivit 's 0 wl 3 4 at! Itanufacturen and Wholesale and Another lot of boys' blue flannel suits Dealers in at $225 cheap at t350 Bee Hive irtNITURE LID MAMESSES Bore waists a11 eizto lest ''edlors 85c 11 I) Bee Hive 4 1' The lArgest Fined and Best Aborted gitevtir In tha airrah 4 I queeniware lamps kitchen goods cages etc go to Ireland's 138 Cedar street iny3 cod tl FUME MATIASSES 8 WARREN Itook in Oka South nd Beet Asserted 1 south 1 If you want a Silk Dress now Is your' thne to Buy c- A if you wanfa Handsome Paris Noveitytombl- 'nation' Suit at' half 'original A price now Is your time to Buy '1' 1 'I It you want a Beautiful Whita Embroidered Robe 'or White' Dress Goods of any description now Is' Tr IR your tiMe to Buy'-1 It You want handsome Ginghams: Sataeni 'or Lawns now Is your time to Buy-- A If piu want Hosiery Gloves Corsets or Ladies': Custom-madeUnderwear now Is your time to Buy JIfyou want a Fine Parasol and Fan now Is your to Buy '(11 01i1 :) '1 l'- If yeti want Hosiery Gloves Corsets or Lades': i Custom-madeUnderwear il now Is your time to Buy 1 I fyou want a Fine Parasol and Fan now Is your liti time to Buy1 -tit 1 i I 1 01 i I Lawns now i It You want handsome Ginghams Sateens or your time to Buy-- want Hosiery Mies' Corsets or Custom-made Underwear now Is your time to Buy a Fine Parasol and Fan now is year riuttivIrs! PLALNIIii! PLA1911Ttil Of AU Kinds Imbrading Cabbage Toms" toes Sweet Potatoes and Other Garden Products of autotildasw Hamtbpramatatogecanabdbaaotaayroms Garden Product PLAN TS 19441N TS rid utir ft! Of All Kinds Imbradn Cabb gg Toz toes Sweet Potatoes and Other Garden Products 9 Chamber Suits Parlor Sults Library Suits TIL1 Dinihg-Roora Suits 11 Han gnits 111 kinda of end Wove Wire Bed Springs WovenWire CMG and Cauvan Cot air Ail order! wiltroceiva prompt attention ryouwant Fine Table' Damasks Towels Nap kins Domestics SheetingsCurtain Laces now Is your time to floy--' LINIMENT GENERAL AGEMTS Gennett Co Market titreet LOWO Co 31 and 33 Market Street Ward 21 Market Street Rudner Chandler 65 Market Street Smith Bros Church Street' and at Stall 103 Market ewe-Orders received through Telephone k00000 Cabbage Plants' Now Merrily 1011000 Sweet potato Plants will be ready'loT delivery in April JOEIN 111331B11 Gardener sear Corporation line Lebstirm Pike Telephone 885 mir2s mama 3n1 i 1111: i 241mlaGeodermkneatntr8seigistatettaretinGaledsTosteureteERAL AGENTS 4 Market it i 1BGwlOweard 1 1 tqytk m8 Int I kt kilt irno uoesr 8 et 15 hCubatr hA 1 81 rt 5: If yOuWant Fine Table' Damasks- Towels treat 0 kins Domestics SheetingsCurtain Laces or Quilts anaOrders receivett through Telephone k00000 Cabbage Plants' Now "toady now is your time to Boy- i 4 o' 100 000 Sweet potato Plants will be reedy for l''''''' delivery in April 101114 IrEilAR Gardener A I 'Near Corporation line Lebautm Pike 'Telephone 885 mh2s as sot iim LINIMENT I '1 7 I i orcizgAL AGEsis I LINIMENT ti -1! I Brillian lisle hosiery 50o Deo Good 00-hone corsets at 25c nice lace covered pnrasols at 2125 children's parasols at 15c only at Itneenhelm's Large cartwheel hats at 150 good sailors at 20o silk gloves 'at ido remnants of wbits linen de India at do a yard at Roeenhelm's Large cart-wheel hats at 15o nevi Children! hate 40o at Rosanheim's 4 Come cud aseour new lot of novelties just arrived only at Rosenheim's 5000 yards Ilace at 10c et yard re duced from 15e 25c and We The Fair ut734 101we Atwo Kw- 'Jive of those satin inlaid hand painted lane at 50c4 prices on patuols cut in half The Fair my81 suwe 200 samples of misses 15c pair worth front 25o to $100 The Fair summer street my31 suwe WEAKLEY ltWARRE ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT! For lifteenyears they have steadily gained In favor end with sales unstantly increasing have become the most popular throughout the United States The quality is warranted to wear twice as long as ordinary Corsets and testimonials with out number cotild be given of the perfect satisfaction they have alferded for along series of years The and II" qualities are made extra long well as regular length and sold It the same price Retailers are authorized to refund money on examination these Corbels do not prove as representen For Sale Everywhere Catalogue tree on application tug my 'VA 'MBA I ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT! For Afteen years they have steadily gained in favor and with sales econstantly increasing have become the moot popular Corsets throughout the United States The quality is warranted to wear twice as long as ordinary Corsets and testimonials with out number could be given of the pot- fect mlisfaction they have for along series of years The and II" qualities are made ex- tra long as well ss regular length and sold at the same price Retailers are authorised to refund money if on examination these Corbels do not prove aa re Mtn 4 7 Or Hale Everywhere at the same or Retailers are antho rived to reiand money oneaamtiou these Comets do not prove aa representka "rbtlitROVMMEMI-Culisto 1C That all our'Suritui Goods it sold SalewiH 'commence To-Morr' ow Morning Monda Jima 1st :) 44 4 '7 AT 9 O'CLOCIL 0 gb an "Ilen4 'T -r ip It '14 That all our Surplus Goods must be sold Sale will commence oil To-Morrow Morning Monday June 1st I 4: 1:1 1 1 4 4 4' i 4 0 Thai all our Surplus Goods niest be sold 'Sale will "'commence on To-Morrow Morning Monday June let --7' I MASONIC THEATER Friday and Saturday June iS and (I Matinee Saturday 2:30 IL i YOU cart bap the -limbo hate 'ready trimmed faced in ye vet or shirred with mull xt 21 Oaly at the Pair atore Somraer street inpal sums Finest pearl battona 50 a cl9sin The Fair my31 avtre Children's whiis dresses 25o Baby earriages 23 Hoop skirts 15d The Pair my31 sawe Cub returned If our corsets don't suit "btu 200 styled toselect how 250 to The Fair my31 auwe Potato bug poison' tare and ture I Warren Do'' me Wonderful Negro Boy Phinist 13 leg 1ZP 116 CA MX The Musical Phenomenon Of the Age Renowned throughout the world an The Greatest Natural Plaziat The exhibition of whose marvelous gift has gained him world-wide celebrity and has both astonished and delighted the greatest masters of music idealsken 60o reserved teats 750 balcony 25o 3- Sale of settle begins Wednesday Inne 1599111c4 my31 fi All Sorts of THOISOI URDU CO Wrs 10 sod 711 Worth St Now York apht tothsu 8311 ---1111A0U11 GRAIN ETO IL Pi JIIILAtt SON GRAIN' DEALERS Nave for sale Nast Proof Oats Choice Nay Feed Neal aid Selected Seed Cara both "Mite ud Yellow jyl2ly Laid tutthowautwly-ail hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a cooling lotion Mustang Liniment ''''You cad bay the Jumbo hate ready i THOISOI LAXGDOT co Ps i trimmed faced in velvet or shirred with The Wonderful Negro Boy Phinist All Sorts of mull at $1 Only at the rah' otore 30 sm mar 4 I 10 and 711 Worth St New York XI IA I ma -A: bummer sweet sny21 sumo Finest pearl baton urts Fair- my31 ev 4 we Renowned throughout the world se a 5o a The The Musical Phenomenon Of the Age FIA3U119 GRAIN' ET" man and beast need a cooling Chtldren't whiie Armee 25e Bab The Greatest Natural Flutist Livg in GI i tuth tha and many sorts of ails of Pi BITEA di SON lotion Mustang Liniment The Fair skirts154 The exhibition of whose marvelous gift hat giPAned him world-wide celebrity And has Cull returnea Ix our corsets don't suit hem satentshed and delighted the grestalt i GRAIN DETESst I 1-6 stilt 200 styled select 1t0n3 250 to mas ters of music Admission SOc reserved 1 the Fair my3I gums Ilea tll7t5e balrnT2513' Potato bug poison sato and sure at -119le of rem' le begint WiNtrieSal rjh' 111' 1 eill''' 1: S' t- I- et: Have for sale Rut Pro Oats es 0 both Widirellatali sYliellowSeleeted SlYeed12CalYnt' tatietu tthtsklu'aw' 1I-All' a- 'i warren Do's B9 Qince mini 2 27 16 4 Score by inal4p: 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6- 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FUlt boot on 4170r4-)14133Pkbh 1 AtitUtai 2 0 27 4 1 1 1 6-3 000000-1 vuiphis 1 Atlanta.

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