Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 5

irt 'rr-k''-r-1 -T 14t-'7 --1- t' r-it K''t 1- -1 41 ''''HE 'a 413 4 it4 4 -AL (1-4AL41- 14 0 L76 1 Eli SUNDAY -NOVEMBiArlit 22 1C(31 I) 0 FOOT BALL OB DUIELL 4VIIIIL LEAVE CID ct 1b4rat Ittn 1 84111 EamPe ti) '-'4 r-----k -1 F-------- t------- attend the general Methodist missionary 8 i I i i meeting to be held in London fl 1 '1 1 i 4 The First C31113 Ever i a -11illis De-it'' A 3 ccept the 1 Prastqlortits ats111166 I i 4 I LEADING SHOE DEALERS From flaw York 4 At the Secoad Presbyterian Chu rch Dr irrimbla will preach today at 11 a ni and Played in tha CIty 1 1611 L1 6-4 L--1 1 7:30 Sunday school at 9:30 a 'U At I the First Church Dr Backman preaches at the mune hours In tha ervehilla be resume' Till Bewails Team Defeats flee Kelm- v--- 7 (-----77-1 r7-2--1 7 illgur sPircZAILI'lZ 1 Aid Wilei Tender Kis Etellillelltlell a the much enjoyed lecture' on th" Holy I I i- 1- 1 1 i I i I- i I 1 Li I Li r1 i 1 t4 I 1 the Next et the Land The lectures were discontinued dur- 4 aritill Eleven la nil City Yello -N r' vestry ing the wszm months terday loy Atinounssalasiats i ------) ttr-slr i 1 mmE4111 kommiallilmon Tki Ll' i i Li j- LA Catholic annotmcements are as fob 1 8 1 1 4 il 4 OP 1 TODAY'S CHURCH ANtdOUNCEItENTS laws Mama at St N'incent's at 530 a At CHATTANOOGA TO HAVE A TEAM I the cathedral inass at 730 and li a with sermon at 11 o'clock meeting Sunday- es- school at 10 a baptisms 2 vespers Th Esult et eh reet luu clii" 629 Market St and 628 Broad St Who? Sorsieof Will be nid Today auail leniallornot 8nd benediction with lecture at 7 ''rhat The7 Iclu The Episcopal announcements for today Defeats Elarvard Coraoll Richardson Building 1 Loral Episcopal Illaistsr Resolve' a ()all are aa cIlows At St Paul's services Goose-Eggs tralvarally et alleMtaa Miaow hare tniil 11 a 7:30 Sanday-school rm A- VP A A-AL A 2 A- 21 NY TS i1 PM 0 "1-! LEADING SHOE DEALERS TIN sP ACCLIMIZ I OIL 0131113ELL LEAV1 13'8Caed ta Accept toe IA From flew York And WM -Tender Kis iludgnatlen at the Next OWN if the Vestry TWAY'S CHURCH ANNOUNCERENTS Where aerviooe Will be 111141 Tedal and What They Will Coatelet Lottal Epiecopal Kialater Reeeivei a Call Miaow bore 0 L-7e' L74t1TO On or about June 1 he tans for Ear" Pe to atomd the general Methodist missionary alootinit to be held in London Prostpttertaa Chemises At the Presbyterian Chu rch Dr Trimble will preach today at 11 a ra and 7:30 Sunday school at 9:30 In At the First Church Dr Backman preaches at the same boars In the evening be resumes the much enjoyed lecture' on the Holy Land The lecture were diacontinued during the warm months Aaaouneemaeasts The Catholic annotmcements are as follows Mame at St Vincent at 5:30 a in At the cathedral mass at 730 and 11 a with sermon at 11 o'clock meeting Bandar school at 10 a baptism's 2 vespers and benediction with lecture at 7 in The Episcopal announcements for today are aa follows At St Paul's services 7:30 and 11 a in and 7:30 Sanday-school 11 SP'NDAY -NOVEMBLM 22: FOOT BALL tt 163 First Scleatino Came Ever Played la the Clty The Sevtaites Tom Defeats lb Lux4 rills Ellyn' Is This City Yet ttrday CHATTANOOGA TO HAVE A TEA The Result et the loot itall 011111411 Testers Defeats Bezvard Ceche 11 Gowee-Eggs 1-1a 1Insult et allehtgan I 629 Market St and 628 Broad St Richardson Building Dead This ji It 1 Ak linrs Bk -1 Asa WIMP cr wows mrmaErr IN re mr Arli 'TV KR ONL WM MI WM Off Off WS ell WE Meff BM kworS- OA ALA-KAM Want Your Attention just a short while You and if YOU will Act Upon the Suggestion WE will GloA1116 LA AL 10 IN TT IP Ile kr I VALII WAAL 110 Lb eo----p M74 I MAIND I OW AS 8114 church in that city he-said: "I have deci- -8-u-ncrey- was played fo-tii col: lected elevens from-lhe city and the Erni- ded to accept the position in the New York Rev Towle preaches at the UM- church I cannot however ecr into awl terian Church thia morning at 11 o'clock versity Despite the bad weather the boys Cause you to save Money It is Our purpotle to have particulars until I bave natifi the vestry Sanday-echool 10 o'clock played with spirit and a fair crowd wu the most Unique Pine Dress Goods Trimmings sn attendance at the park The teams Put uP of St Paul's of my determination The' At all the other churches not mentioned cl meet Monday week and I feel that it is my in this column port to them iret The church i the usual Sunday mullein ver so good game too for teams that have Notion Emporium in the State of Tennessee duty to re fs will be hem had httie practice are informed on Staten Island has a lezge congre- that the Knoxville boys played their maiden aree tqwuarbour halves were ple7ed Ration and the parishoners stern to be ex- game yesterday while bewanee has played cellent peoPle" When asked be RIVER A110 RATES onTceor iceterbefore- Our plans are all perfected and we are now arranging our business for thought would be elected to succeed hirn Dr Dambll stat eed that he had no idea 6 Game stazted in of T'a hand advantage just such an enterprise I Rev Blacklock assistant rector of 0 grout4 in Sewarsee's favor The first church in that city he said: "1 have decided to accept the position in the New York church I cannot however go into any particulars until I have notified the vestry of St Paul's of my determination They meet Monday week and I feel that it is my duty to report to them first The church is on Staten Island has a large congregation and the parishoners stern to be ex- cellent people" When asked who he thought would be elected to succeed him Dr Dambell stated that he had no idea Rev Blacklock assistant rector of Sunday-school 230 Rev Towle presches at the Unitarian Church this morning at 11 o'clock Sunday-school 10 o'clock At all the other churches not mentioned in this column the usual Sunday berli0e1 will be held RIVER A110 RATES was played font years since by hastily collected elevens from-24he city and the University Despite the bad weather the boys played with spirit and a fair crowd was in attendance at the park The teams put up a very good game too for teams that have had so little practice We are informed that the Knoxville boys played their maiden game yesterday while bewanee has played once Or twice before Three quarter hour halves were piayed Game started in of T's hand advantage 0 ground in Sewanee's favor The first Cause you to save Money It is Our purpose to have the most Unique Pine Dress Goods Trimmings and Notion Emporium in the State of Tennessee Our plans are all perfected and we are now arranging our business for just such an enterprise We have on hand now the only stock in the city which is calmly new from beginning to end Our Dress goods department is A No now and we have made another cut in prices which justifies us in saying goods bought of us now cannot be duplicated by any other house in Chattanooga We write no misleading advertisements and practice deciption in no way in order to cause a business sensation but we state facts and stand by them regardless of circumstances We are in it and you will find it out very soon You have only to visit our store and if in need of goods we will sup ply you and the matter of price will not be in it OUR MOTTO is to sell goods in every department and our sales people have been instructed to Sell the Goods and never let the price split a trade Our sales have increased as we have grown older and to-day we are enjoying the happy thought that our business is a success Come to our store Monday and we will convince you of the truth of the above The space we have in the city papers is too small to attempt to give prices on our large stock of Dress Goods Trimmings Notions Gloves Corsets Ladies' and Children's Underwear Cloaks Jackets Umbrellas Blankets Domestics and Table Linen Now is the Time to Make your purchases and the place is al Dr Dumbell returned from New York yesterday Conoerning hie recent call to a St Paul's parish is also wanted abroad Willie Dr Dumbell was in New York the Episcopalians of Cleveland Tenn reginested him to take charge of their church Mr Blacklock has the matter under consideration A Thsits reporter asked several officers of the congregation who would succeed Dr Dambell Capt Dickinson said that he had no idea He added that nothing definite bad been done towards securing a new rector A Bistes The usual meeting for young men will be held at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms this afternoon at 4 o'clock All men are invited to attend The junior department meets at 3 o'clock Prof Wyatt officiating A business meeting of the junior department is called-The Ladies' Auxiliary will give a reception Tuesday night Members and friends are invited The Swedenborgian' A meeting of the Swedenborgian congregation' will be held in Ihechttroh at Ridge-agile at 11 o'clock this morning Rev Smith will conduct the services A Sunday school meeting will be held at 10 o'clock Evangelistic Service Rev A Morrison the Synod's evangelist today begins a week's evangeliatic service at the Highland Park Presbyterian Church The sorvice begins at 11 o'clock this morning During the week services will be held each clay at 3 and 730 0 All are invited to attend Congregational-The People's Church Congregational will hold religious services today in the Chamber of Commerce at 11 a in and 7:30 Dr A Berry of the Fort Payne People's Church officiating The committee appointed recently to arrange for a Sunday school has not as yet rendered its report Everything is fair however for the organizstion of a Sunday school The prominent members of the congregation are talking of selecting a permanent place of worship as yet however nothing has been aone The Noss Baptist misuser The committee appointed Wednesday by the First Baptist Church to report on minister has not as yet made a report Besides the deacons of the church the committee is composed of the following gentlemen: Woodward chairman Judge Lewis Shepard Stacy Lord A- Chem-bliss Willingham Wilson Rood and McNulty The committee willreport at the meeting pi the deacons Tuesday night All arrangements will then be made and a pastor formally called to suoceed Dr Willingham Several gentlemen are mentioned but nothing definite is known Next Sunday is Dr Willinghamia last day Centenary' Church Mattoro Rev Vance Price by sPeutal request preaches to the ladies of Centenary today on the Christian work of women This serrice begins at 11 o'clock a tn In the evening be preaches a regular sermon Sunday school meets today at 9:30 a ro With the morning services begins a week of prayer among the ladies for the foreign missions Services will be held each evening during the week at 730 o'clock The regular monthly entertainment was given in the su tuditorium of Centenary Both young and old people were present and highly enjoyable evening was spent The hour was enlivened with musical performances and recitations Later in the evening delicious refreshments were served The Epworth League of Centenary meets next Friday night in the sub-auditorium of the church An Old Ttmo Dlanor The energetic lady members of the St Elmo Baptist Church will give a dinner Thanksgiving Day in the Church The dinner will be an old time Thanksgiving Day feast Elaborate preparations are being made for the) affair The proceeds will go into the church treasury All are cordially ixiited to attend At th Contral Baptist Dr Watson divine of local pmmineuce formerly from East Lake Ala tills the pulpit of the Central Baptist Church today in the absence of Dr litelleynolds the regular minister Dr Watson is well known as a forcible preacher Ile is at present attending a revival meeting at Rogers Creek and will return during the latter part of the week Local Methodist Affairs The services today at the First Methodist Church will be held at tbe usual time Dr Prentiss occupying the pulpit Thursday night the Epworth League Bible College meets for the study of the Bible Itev Simpson acts as director at theee meetings Dr Manker will preach at Thursday's meeting on the Scriptures in general Dr Prentiss has occupied the new parsonage titled out for him at 513 West Seventh street During the week be will tender the congregation of Stone Church a reception The exact date has not been determined upon Coamborland Prosbytortan Rovival The revival at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church continues with increased ihtereet on the part of the congregation Rev Mr Steele will preach today at 11 a and 730 Sunday school at 9:30 a At 3 the Bible class meets in the church proper The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets in tile sub-auditorium at the same time Bishop Joyce Bishop I Joyce returns during the latter part of the week from Columbus where he has been attending a meeting of the Board of Bishops and the general missionary conference Until June 1 next Bishop Joyce will devote his time and at tentiou to matters pertaining to the Grant University' ry conference Until June 1 next iSiShOP Joyce will devote his time and at tentiou to matters pertaining to the Grant University' ANGLER DRY GOODS Go 629 MARkET STREET 628 BROAD STREET Richardson Building 9-30 a At Gracie Chapel servioes the same as above Sunday-school 2:30 At St John's Chapel services 7:30 THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE BOARD OF TRADE As to the Prop000d Unification of Thee iluggeetion la Commie With Freight St Louie Trip of the Herbert to be Made Prom Dartos No active movement has yet been raade as to the proposed absorption of the Board of Trade by the Chamber of Commerce And in all probability nothing definite be done tuatil the Interstate Commerce Commission has decided the issue raised as to a discrimination of rates agaitat Chattanooga In the meantime Secretary Goulding of the Chamber of Commerce is receiving the letters seat to the other organization and otherwise looking after its interests He hasn't a herculean ttudr however for the Board of Trade has practically retired its interests in favor of the Chamber of Commerce into which body it is thought it must eSentually become merged As to the protest against rate discrimination now being conducted by the Interstate Commerce Commission it has been suggested that the matter be not farther urged until after the CHATTANOOGA Stesmboat Company has practically demonstrated the feasibility of its project and has made a few successful tripe in other words until the shipment of grain and merchandise by the Tennessee River has been proved an economical advantage to shippers Then the complaints to the Commission have double force and there would be an independence in the contest for an equable adjustment so far as Chattanooga is concerned not now possible Already precedents for this apparently judicious move have been -established with success notablz so in the case of the city of Savannah Ga The people of that city began using the aavannah River for transporting their freight and the railroads finally made a reduction of one-third in rates If the present rainy season le continued a little longer the river will reach a sufficient height to warrant the Herbert starting out on her first trip to St Louie under the management of the CHATTANOOGA Steamboat Company In this connection it may be of interest to know that the first cargo will be made up mostly of a shipment which is ready to be loaded at Dayton Practically therefore the first trip will be from Dayton Tenn to St Louis Mo Another Humor Exploded A governor spring flew put at the Chattanooga mill yesterday morning necessitating the stopping of the plant for a short while Mr Divine took advantage of the accident and went over every part of the machinery tightening belts setting bolts etc Every piece wss tboronghly examined as the mill has been running almost constantly for the past ten months It will commence running again tomorrow morning For such a run everything was found in good shape and the mill can now take start for another lengthy grind Mr Divine said in answer to a Timm reporter's question that he did not intend building a new mill at King's Point as has been rumored Neither will he eell to another mitt syndidate as he has no offers It wee rumored on the streets yesterday that the East Tennessee officials had made Mr Divine an offer tor the Chattanooga mill property Mr Divine most emphatically denied the rumor and said be had received no such proponition either directly or indirectly and if he had been approached on the subject be would not entertain it as he had no idea of selling the property Adjusting tho Lassos The insurance adjusters were here in full force yesterday Besides the settlement with Et Via Co settlements were made follows: A Posey was paid $9 200 No settlement has as yet been made with the Chattanooga Medicine Company as many iznportant papers have not as yet been found that were in the safes of the company The adjusters also yesterday made a eatis factory settlement with Parrent Caldwell and Jarnagin Parrett Caldwell's loss was $330 on their stock of paints aud oils The damage to the building at 616 and 618 Market street owned by Mr Jarnagin was put at $20375 This insurance was carried by companies represented by Sevier The exact damage done to the stock of McCallie Co by water has not been exactly agreed upon However it will be between $475 and $500 In reporting the list of companies involved in the Ervin Co fire an error was made in crediting the agencies of the following companies to Sol Moyses viz: Scottish Union and National Glens Falls Northwestern National Mechanics' and Traders' of New Orleans These companies are represented by Wester Monning The $3 and $5 shoes at the Boston Shoe Company's are the talk abopt town The River Improvements Since the Tennessee River has risen the Government work on that stream has been almost suspended A few men are at work at the head of Tumbling Shoals removing rock from the channel A short distance below the river narrows to such an extent that when it rises the volume of water cannot be discharged as fast as it enters the channel consequently the river rises faster at the shoals than at the "Suck" just below This makes a very rapid stream with a heavy fall between these two points When the improvements contemplated are finished at that poiut the channel will be more un form and consequently more navigable Several large rocks just below the shoals are yet to be removed one of them Holston Rock being estimated to weisrh at least 1000 tons Good use has been made of the BOYS' AND CENTS TAISSES7 AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES He Schwartz Oro 736 738 Market St Establistied in 1840 tlie! IFischer UPRIGHT AND GRAND LIU More Fischer Piorios made than any other Renowned for durability 118 and 120 West Eighth St DEALERS IN Pianos and Organs OIGE! Mt proprietor of the Metropolitan Loan tiee gives notice to his patrons that bstbig to contemplaccd improvements to made on the building he now occupies sad being undecided as to other quarters etsrill be forced to reduce the large stock of Pledges on hand To accomplish this desire he calls your attention to the fact that unle-s previously called for and charges paid up or some arrangements made for the retention of such Pledges all Pledges on which charges have sretzmulated and retra'n unpaid will be exposed for sale after the Isth inst and all Pledges not otherwise irovided for and remain unsold by the isth of December 'Sot sill be sold at public auction after that date Yours Loeffler Prametu Loan eiria C'l Nos 9 and 11 Ninth St Open from 9 a to 8 HEADQUARTERS FOR ROBESard HORSE BLANKETS MANUFACTURERS HARNESS API) SADDLERY MAIrtan of HOWARD CO 'R Market St near Seven!" J14 biZE CNATTANOOCA TENN Everything in WALL PAPER New Styles Now Arriving ROOM MOULDINGS Orders for Hanging and Interior Decoration Promptly Executed II PAYNE Co JOBBERS AND RETAILERS Ilarket and Broad Sta fr 6 R117 7 rr L1113 -r C11 I ei 't lik I TA 4 4 '1Ci 'I' iI 411 '7-7 11 e- lel "Vb 1: 6072-A47 7 'di 1 AzY fr'S' 7 '-'7 4 7- -V '-7'X i 4- 4 7 el 41 4 vo e' 1 1 se 4 te :3741" II fid -TOP 3ADDLERYI 'ARO 0 near Seven ft rrAmooca TENS 4 13 Tow Arriving DINGS and Interior otly Executed -1 CO LETAILE1113 0 ad Sta 4 Chattanooga was given yesterday what may be termed its first exhibition of foot ball as it is now played though one game move made showed the strong point on the Knoxville side and the only one on which they made any ground in the afternoon's play Forming the wedge her heavy center carried the pigskin clear up to and beyond Sewanee's forty yard line In nearly all the other tricks of the game bewanee showed greater experience accaracy and gill but she was never able to wittultand noxville's wedge Her peening of the ball running and punting were excellent carried off the honors of the day for Knoxville ably assisted by Oox and center rueb while Cleveland's brilliant rune around the end made him the feature of bewanee's tetra The score was an the following order First for Sewanee on run by Cleveland but Tobin faded to kick goal touchdown for Sewanee on magnificent forty yard run by Cleveland Tobin kick goal touchdown for Sewanee on run by uleveland Tobin kicks goal touchdown by Cleveland awarded by Cleveland Tobin tails to kick goal bcore now 20 to 0 Sewallee wins Second profits by bar experience and though three good men were injured and substitutes called in makes a plucky light only being allowed one touchdown after which Tobin kicked a difficult goal not allowed by the umpire Time called Score 24 to The boys are to be congratulated on the showing they made and have material' for tine football in them The University of Tennessee should take nothing but encouragement away from this their first game I narvardYolo SPRINGFIELD MASS Nov the Earyard-Yale foot ball contest Yale won Score 4-Yale 10 Harvard a goose egg Corn ell- Illo hi goo DETROIT Nov ball Cornell 60 University of Mictdgan nothing 4 A Footbon Team For Chattanooga 4 The Sewanee-Knoxville foot ball game yesterday reminded members ot the Chattanooga Athletic Association that there was sufficient material in the association to construct a good foot ball team The officers of the Athletic Association said that two elevens would be immediately formed The two teams will go into practice immediately and give an exhibition game at the Driving Park Thanksgiving Day The two teams will practice constantly and daring the Christmas holidays will challenge the Sewanee or Knoxville teams The best players of the two nines will be taken for these games Among the wood foot ball players in the association are Hebert Sam Smith Mattson Mattson French Brewer HFrank Cram Lupton Fred Giddings Eugene Lynch and A Patton In the local games these men will be divided up into two teams and eleven uninitiated instructed in the intricacies of the game A SAD CASE A Dunlap Lad Severe an Artery and la Brouight Here for Treatment On a cot in one of the rooms of the Wisdom Howe lies the form of a little boy named Wylie Farmer His pale features are iu striking contrast with his bright blue eyes and golden hair Yesterday his 12th birthday was a sad anniversary One week ago he was standing beside the livery stable of his father Farmer of Dunlap A man driving cattle asked the lad to head them off He had been whittling and held the open knife in his band In brandishing his arms at the cattle he struck himself in the right leg severing the tualn artery He seemed to be doing well until last Friday when the wound burst afresh and he again lost a great deal of blood It was leered hie leg would have to be amputated and yesterday morning he was brought to the city Sharp's ambulance conveyed him to the Wisdom House Dr Barclay stopped the bleeding but decided that the little fellow was too weak yet to stand any sort of operation The lad is attended by his father and mother who are spending watchful hours by his bedside THANKSGIVING Leave your orders for dressed turkeye at the Like and Gulf Fah and Oyeter Company ruarket house These are our prices for the week DOMMenDiDg Monday Nov 23: Dressed turkey 15c per pound Dressed chickens 15c per pound Celery 40 a stalk Cranberries 15c a quart Norfolk Oysters 25c per quart Norfolk Selects 35c per quart New York Counts 40c per quart Fresh lake and gulf fish 6 to 10c per pound Rabbite two for 25c or 15c apiece Quails 15e or two for 25c We think it will be well to look us up before placing your order for Thanksgiving THE LAKE AND Grlar Ion sap OYsTEH CO Market House Telephone 365 of all kinds a specialty Certificate of Death Some of the friends of Joeeph Roof the German who was found dead Thursday morning went to Coroner Gabagsn yesterday and asked for a death certificate to be sent to Baden Germany Roof had some money over there and the certificate was necessary so that the heirs could get his share of the property Is Wag Goo Ludwtok Coroner Gahagan received a letter from Ladwick of Collinsville Ill saying that the person who was found dead on the railroad track at Wanhatchie was hia brother and that his name was George Ludwick This settles the matter as to who the man really was An Extra Dintng Room WILY NOT GO TO THIS STORE TO TRADE? WATCH THIS SPACE EVER We offer you low prices kind treatment and fair DAY FOR PRICES dealing Our space is small but we are trying to tell you from day to day what we are doing in the different departments of our store We offer a wonderful variety of Vases at 15 25 so and 75c a pair China Tea Cups and Saucers at to 15 25 35 so and 75c each OJcl Pieces of China such as Tea pots Sugars Creams Fruit Plates Fruit Saucers Salad Bowls Cake Plates etc Glasi Berry Sets at 35 60 9oc and $t00 Water Sets from 75c up Beautiful Glass Table Sets Elegant Salt and Pepper Shakers at 5 to 25 and 4oc China Berry Sets! Hz-piece Carlsbad China Dinner Sets $3200 Dresden Dinner Sets $2o00 a few more of those Porcelain $400 and $85o Tea and Dinner Sets left although they all going lively We are bringing out our CHRISTMAS GOODS The early buyer gets the best things We wish to inform the retailers that we are prepared to wholesale everything in the way of Christmas Toys Plush Goods Albums Cups and Saucers Vases etc at lov prices Respectfully Richardsce Block 63 1 Market I For The Ladies SiO Street Chattancga Tea STOP AT Solltilorn The immense stock of fine Footwear for the ladies for the Winter season has now arrived and is awaiting your inspection Remember we have everything in the way of styles materials and weights that is made and in widths we carry from AA to EE You are sure to be suited With the goods and more thar pleased with the prices Come and look at them at any rate For the Children Here is where parents should be prepared to be astonished We can fit your children with the finest and most serviceable shoes at the most astonishingly low prices We are making a specialty of Ladies and Children Shoes COMPANY 824 Market Street m---------L c-7--------------1-'- -------'-1- -----7-1------ --------------E- -o6' 1 lititht ---o---- F-e-''''' tr liti- 4 -4--1-0ti4i ok all' 111 Trf: --mTiii -r-7 il 111111 $1111" n-i-r-- '---7-T 7- 7 I The Best 8200 and 8250 a Day Hotel in the South About 100 Feet from Side Entrance of Union Passenger-Depot ti TANKESLEY9 Mugu I I I a LI I to Lii la ve LSt ed '7 til at rr PEEPLES HOTEL CO Owners i IOW stage of the water ana tons of rocx have been remored at the moot dangerous Proprietor Skinner of the Hotel Stanton is titting up an elegant ptivate dining room points in thli river i A Y00111 for ladies adjoining the regular dining 1 ri Lti InatathpoYererforiuslIreeet IL J12 I The furn iahings are all of anti II 14'- 1 V-4 irrAusig-in 1111141i 'rimy ars tee beet atiaritia yeasty steno lateeamt strengthto tee oak The room has been beauti que ma fully 4 Liver Kidneys and bowolot eleonse tee gyro I rAnse apered and carpeted regardless of ex- 4 tent tbdroststuro sere tiredee ireversAMIds I I Itst-- uu 0 4 to II siabItuat Constip 11 at4e oteis 411111LOKlit I ii i Ogre Perteet digestion- itimesur do net 6 '1" It li -4 'ripe 'err mania- easy to tato: purely voutz elm Reoom mended bY leedibt PbYstoilinc i 9 Partsg Paving contracts IF IU GUESS TES r-mis Eat these Presents are stlismitotely 1 i I I i I raWbkla IS te: pia rot ot4 tr A vitrav Itatrodur Dr lasitimie iivio a i' 1 S- elThty eHoanlityytebutesrdinaesys wolealtmhepopritiitinCeg oat tee woitid 'Selz di 'Irtil 116'1 We witt give the Chicago will endorifitirearrettee14y I br a 11 ill" In I $1100 by the Board of d'ublic Works tt re person sending us tiorreet answe on or beer to made eately so kgsiesiesedi ir moibbio moon nu- the 7 paying mer--- avenue pa-g afi 04601 11o or mo correct "Alit 1w4mbor1 contracts Snots aed to the senders of the text It correct address by lossai 4S Atte' riirlifillirreliaii if' as i Tee serider or tire Bees eor- ilobb's Remedies liortril be in every borne ilm: ries emiteer will yeasty ettleele ta tee inediately atter Lyre- $lot a pileups nat Ovine Dort to lb hist tee wait te aod tee names aod soldremeeed oreemostul oolakostaals 1 The AIRDOU11100111110118 Wrong- 11'4 (Par)n kl tiler(' be so treoltitidi mien- mill be easiited to every einelesiiner ow 1 1 'lir' The announcement of a railroad sitar- Addreas attrottras acaletc-Las oga txr bora de latarriaima thaa Ciasairit: IIM I 61 sion for the Co-operat Compzy Is ive IAna 1 el Plol (421 -i ItiliD erroneous the excursion will not be give 1 Vc 1 for that purpose hen muse ertng the atitive edvertiscnivnt mentinu the Chattanmigt Times- reit i 1 dionolontotwommonommone I Pfr (-'3111E z2 1 on a Irmitorday'a Woatbor I nr nr---1 (7" 11 ri rl --11r-- rz rrl ') 'c sThe melancholy days" came with a I en- ti Irc seance yesterday Up to midc' zht it hal 't' 1 '-'11 rained coatinnoutde tor thirkT bOurs4 ss ss ss 14 Elsed in Millions 0 dale tit i a 2 a ta Latiu autil a mei ---4 0-1' i elra tn' Stan 0 -4 low stage of the water and tons of rock have been remofed at the most dangerous points in till river Proprietor Skinner of the Hotel Stanton Is fitting up an elegant private dining room for ladiee adjoining the regular dining room The furnishings are all of antique oak The room has been beautifully papered and carpeted regardless of exDtribe Partiog Paving Contracts The only business of importance at the CIO Heil yesterday was the paying ont of $1100 by the Board of d'ublic Works montly on the Montgomery avenue paving The statien11001110118 Wrong-no announcement of a railroad excursion for the Co-operative lAnd Company is erroneous the excursion will not be given for that purpose Inutordara Woatbor "The melancholy days" came with a vengeance yesterday Up to midr' zilt is Nil rained 00011121101110 tot thin hours 1 AltheOirrAZIIIILA PI ILLS Ito lotell i A 0 1 1 siszsoeY7orsalTillarorrar 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