Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 9

0 I i 4 I THIS ISSUE OF 1 i la Part Seeponcla '1 I Ille ottattalloolla Tioles cbat irlioota i un 0 1 1 0 00141311M1 OF i 1 day 1111 lc Pages 9 bo leut icZA 16111W Establtshed 1889 I CHATTANOOGA TENN SUNDAY MAY 27 1894: Price rive BARGAllikiS THAT ARE WORTHY OF THE illAME AT 1 i I 0 a 0 i VI 0 A THIS WEEIC Ladies White and Colored Chemisettes with currs to Match Strictly Pure Linen worth 50c and 75c a set choice tor -05 cents a Set: Vihite Goods Satteens and Ginghams Special Sale of French Organdies Carpets Mattings Curtains so Pieces India Linen 4 4 well worth toe will be sold at 5e: 25 pieces French Organdies worth 45c this week 27c 9 'Special SmyrnaRugSale i ioo Pieces Dotted Swiss oy worth 15c we offer them at roc 25 pieces French Organdies soc and 6oc qualities 35c A il Smyrna Rug 26 inches wide 5 feet long $150 Fine Lace Effect Swivel Ginghams sold in town at 28c we Plain White Organdies 48 inches wide worth soc at 3oc I worth $250 nfrer rilnirp ne rA 0 re CONSISTS OF Ladies White White Goods Satteens and Ginghams so Pieces India Linen well worth toe will be sold at se ioo Pieces Dottled Swiss worth Ise we offer them at roc Fine Lace Effect Swivel Ginghams sold in town at 28c we offer choice of 56 pieces at tt oer choice of 56 pieces at THIS WEEK and Colored Chemisettes with Cuffs to Match Strictly Pure- Linen worth 50c and 75c Special Sale of French Organdies 25 pieces French Organdies worth 45e this week 274e 25 pieces French Organdies 5oe and 6oc qualities 35e Plain White Organdies 48 inches wide worth soc at 3oca 1894 a set choice torCScen'ts a Se! Carpets Matting Rugs and Curtains Special SmyrnaRugAale A Royal Smyrna Rug 215 inches wide 5 feet long $r50 Price Five Cents i i Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests A Royal Smyrna Rug 3o inches wide 5 feet6 inches long I' I 90 do worth 44 Co en Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests all sizes sc A Royal Smyrna Rug 36 inches wide 7 feet long $250 50 dozen Ladies' Jersey RibbedVests white silk finish loc 25 dozen Ladies' Lisle Thread Nests bound and finished 300 Sm3rrira Mats 16 in wide 3 feet long 38c worth 75ci Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests 90 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests all sizes sc 50 dozen Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests white silk finish Ioc 25 dozen Ladies' Lisle Thread Nests bound and finished A Royal Smyrna Rug 30 5 feet6 inches long $175 worth $300 A Royal Smyrna Rug 36 inches wide 7 feet long $250 worth $400 300 Smyrna Mats 16 in wide 3 feet long 38c worth 75ci in silk 25c worth 5oc I om IN fa 1i0YS tiauze blurts all sizes isc Well wortn 25c A handsome Oriental Rug 31 in -wide 5 feet long $175 Childrens Gauze Vests all sizes 5c A handsome Japanese Rug 36 in wide 6 feet long Ladies' Tan Hose worth 40c this week at 25c 2 5o A fine Oriental Rug feet wide 8 feet lon2- $4so Boys' Gauze Shirts all sizes 15c well worth 25c Childrens' Gauze Vests all sizes 5c Ladies' Tan Hose wortli 40c this week at 25c A handsome Oriental Rug 31 in wide 5 feet long $175 A handsome Japanese Rug 36 in wide 6 feet long $250 A fine Oriental Rug 4 feet wide 8 feet long $450 I 1 7 4Z7 1 i5c Embroidered French Ginghams absolutely fat colors easily worth 25c we offer choice of 50 pieces at 15c ioo Pieces fine Henrietta finish Satteens black ground helitrope purple green and gold figures worth 2oc choice for toe4 cases Apron Ginghams all size checks 4c 25 pieces Fancy Outing Cloths worth I234C) at 7c Calicoes Percales and Lawns 5000 yards Standard- Calicoes worth anywhere sc our price 354c 3 bales heavy round thread cotton plaids well worth 6c our price 3c 50 pieces French Crepe evening shades se worth toe 25 pieces Hickory Shirting former price toe our price this week 7c 25 pieces Anderson's Scotch Ginghams always sold at 20C our price 2 cases fast color Persian Lawns' worth 8c this week at 5c Special Sale of Bleached Domestic 3 cases Lonsdale 3 cases Hope full yard wide t6 yards for $100 3 bales half bleached yard wide Sea Island Domestic worth anywhere 7c our price sc 3 bales good yard wide Brown Domestic 4c Ladies' and Childrens' white and colored Sun Bonnets 15c Embroidered French Ginghams absolutely fa At colors easily worth 25c we offer choice of 50 pieces at 15c xoo Pieces fine Henrietta finish Satteens black ground helitrope purple green and gold figures worth 20C choice for xoce 25 piece 5000 Y2 pric '3 bales1 our 50 piece 25 piece this 25 piece our a aaana Fancy Outing Cloths worth 1214 at 73 Calicoes Percales and Lawns st color Persi Lawns worth 8Yc this week I an 2 ecial Sale of Bleached Domestic onsdale 3 cases Hope full yard wide t6 yards r00 talf bleached yard wide Sea Island Domestic anywhere our price 5c i 7 pod yard wide Brown Domestic 4c ad Childrens' white and colored Sun Bonnets 4 1aw-a at 3 cases for 3 bales wol 3 bales Ladies' Handsome Japanese and Oriental Rugs 50 rolls half wool Ingrain Carpets worth soc this week 35c 50 rolls strictly all wool Ingrain Carpets worth 75c at 55c worth $9 oo 6 Japanese Rugs 6 feet square at $500 worth ftioso Lace Curtains and Carpets 200 pairs Lace Curtains 3 yards long 75c a pair 200 pairs Lace Curtains 3-yards- long $150 ft pair worth $300 worth $900 6 Japanese Rugs 6 feet square at $50o 'worth $1050 Lace Curtains and Carpets 200 pairs Lace Curtains 3 yards long 75c a pair 200 pairs Lace Curtains long $150 a pair 1 1 a i i 1 1 Children's Tan Hose all sizes worth 35c this week at 25C ioo dozen Childrens' tan brown and blue hose full regular made usually sold at 25C a pair our price this week at 5c a pair ioo dozen Gents' 4-ply linen cuffs -worth 25c 35c and 4oc we offer choice of the lot at xoc a pair 50 dozen Gents' and Boys' Suspenders worth 25c andy 35c choice ioc ioo dozen Gent's 3-ply linen collars all sizes turned down your i-N1 7 11 111S lAreCiC al Z5C hose full regular price this week zsc 35c and zioc Irth 25c and 35c and standing soiled from handling 3c or 2 Ior 5c 300 Opaque bnades best spring rollers witn or witnour tne I 200 dozen Gents' White Shirts p11 sizes 25C border 25c i Remnants of Mattings 3to IoYard len' gtits former price Gents' Summer Underwear i5c1 oc and 25 remnant price loc At isc you can buy choice of Gents' Gauze Shirts riattings and -Oil' Clotho worth 25c At 25C we will sell 50 dozen Fon4bed ggran Shirts li Balbri A full roof 40 worth 50c 1 A fine Damask Jomtless Matting 15c a yard At 5oc we will sell all our fine silk finish Balbriggan Shirts to pieces Japanese Dt-apery 49 inches wide 5c a yard- and Drawers former price 75c and $t00 Remember Floor Oil Cloth 1 to 2 yards Nevi de sea yard milt' r1111 l'P alt cne nr AT thP Snit Linen Warp Mattings reducedto'25c a yard and standing soiled from handling 3c each or 2 for 5c 200 dozen Gents' White Shirts 01 sizes 25C Gents' Summer Underwear At 15c you can buy choice of Gents' Gauze Shirts worth 25c At 25c we will sell 50 dozen combed Balbriggan Shirts worth 50c 1 At 5oc we will sell all our fine silk finish Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers former price 75c and $z00 Remember choice at 50c or $r00 the suit 300 Opaque Shades best spring rollers with or without the border 25c Remnants of Mattings 3t0 ioiyard lengths former price 15c 20c and 25 remnant price loc and -Oil Cloths A full roll of Matting 40 A fine Damask Jointless Matting 15c a yard io pieces Japanese Drapery 49 inches wide 5c a yard- Floor Oil Cloth i to 2 yards wide -18da yard Linen Warp Mattings reducedto-25e a yard i i I) 7 1 I 0 li uk 1 I r-1 i 4 rin I (411) Ti- HY 1 I 1 I etH-t 4 I i I 4 4 JomgrorGs FROM JONESBORO' SEIVEREIGt1 -6111111DLODDE BETTER'TfillES AHEAD- 'When Gen Brea ridge In 11013 a private longing to bei4i311 1Ymicnar7 FOR WHEAT -the menth advanced: and ended-In snow 4 and ice- itlita temperature more like winter than -spring 1) A A Favored Locality School Cam Dees' brigade of Alabama fighters 1 inemeemesits Sunday SchoolsI Hunton by name cut his name 'with May was more rertrar- kable for frowns A GREAT' GATHERENG OP ODD FEU Other Matters I NEW MASVPACTURING pigAirrs RE- THE RECENT-COLD WEATHER HAS the number -of his regiront and company on than her smiles Buds and flowers were EAVIAY INJURED 'run cR0P- frentAn -waft leillAdi strict the t-7F11crt-v PM WI71SCII timity- SGVEREIGt1 -GRIME) LODDE A GREAT GATHERENG OP ODD FEL Jomgroms PROM JONESBORO' A Favored Lea1Ity School Com siteneements unday Other Matters BETTEt' Til ilES AHEAD NEW SIATEPACITEING PLANTS RE COlgrrIX ERECTED HERE 16106 Gra-t Bragg behil Missionary 'loge in 11013 a private belonging to Demi' brigade of Alabama fighters Hunton by name cut his name With the number -of his regiment and company 1- LITTLE oiE dnf THE RECENT COLD WEATHER HAS GREATLY INJURED 'run CROP -the month advanced and ended in snow and ice with a temperature more like winter than May was more remarkable for frowns than her smiles Buds and flowers were frozen corn was killed and the fields "J- olpez Ira 04 ask wwa vnLI 11ft Ca I OWDOCIIII 10 Wilt MIMIPE I social to Tits Chattanooga Times on an an and until 1 Aan arim th to I or 'lite Are About Steurect anal I tirrowlum youutry ittive etimpulety 1 this: latitude Frost- lee atul-suow were spot of the world has at least been of Them Are About Ateured and prosperous visit the battle ground on Growinn Country Give Gloomy this latitude Frost' ice andsuow were of terrible storms floods and uttprecedent- Immense Canning Fade- tory With an electric ear ne went to we rioge sou many Snow fell t-ci the depth-of 10 inches- in ed cold spell A few days of Established Trade Better with little hope of being successful sought VermontN 7 inches in MitillP and 1 3 inches I in dmrumw-ma the orchard wherein years ago be had Interest is still beh felt in the condi- NT 'evrIr 1 met Ala Immo "1-1t of terrible storms floods and unprecedented cohl spell A few days of Immense Factory With an Established Trade Better Times Ahead for Chattanooga electric ear he went to the ridge and with little hope of being successful sought the orchard wherein years ago he had Many Interest is still beag felt in the Snow fell to the depth of 10 inches in Vermont 7 inches in Maine and 3 inches In New York and also in Massachusetts I CMUY tnat we nave natl to 1 I berniled an idle hour by inscribink his1 ttOn and prospects tor wheat Monday a I chilly all that we have had to beguiled an idle hour by inscribing his and prospects for wheat Monday a I that thev hid had both hurries-nag and I there -won't be any "boom" busbies3 I Immo and inseription W118 plainly (us- 1 alswers ocgazt to come in xney weri 1 thitt they had both burrieenes and there won't be any "bootu" business name and inscription was plainly atswers began to come in They wera in boats 1 miles df4tant are Indebted to Ktmciny's I be our salvatiun but zuan-nraetures- They tbtrty years' time Only one or two of the I unia emne rrom Leoudon anu I thp oth ote was fornaed of the miles di4tant are indebted to Sunday's be our salvation but manufactures They thirty years' time Only one or two of the This curie from London Tenn and ice On the 5th ice was formed of the the growth of I 'Tod')" Lae genera conuitiohot 1 mcm tvimmv 13304 1 Times for the first hews of It But i are coming this way and by tall Snap) I letters were obliterated by Times for the first new of It But are coming this way and by fall many letters were obliterated by the growth of probaby exhibits the general condition of thickness of common window glass I then it may be that inasmuch as Johnson I of the vacant buildings wnest In rmst -1-ennessee: -um- growing' 191 be fin I Flied with I the bark Mr- liunton was so much thronsrbont NewtEnzlancl- New York sand then it may be that inasmuch as Johnson of the vacant buildings will be filled with the bark Mr lIunton was so much wheat in East Tennessee: "Our growing throughout NewtEnghttid New York and I City la a boom town and they brar on I 2nauuracturmg plants The beauty about I pleased ea the discovery tbat be cut Out I wueaL rop 15 111 ISUCEk AL ierrr41 coLitill1041 I zoT7rsialt a Ara Than a-1A va n'iga TTIII in rt ems IP City is a boom town and they brag on 2nanufacturing plants The beauty about pleased at thedifocovery that be cut out wheat crop is in such a feerful conditiou some parts of Pennsylvania Indian corn 1 East week the closing exercises of the 1 oPeumg up a big Plata with a 'whoop 1 participation in the Missionary ridge 1 "ell tuvugn we CI" ICL ae (VII! 164" at I anm nf tha hill fsrrybq Alassachusetts Last week the closing exercises of the opening up a big plant with a -whoop participation in the Missionary ridge sell though we coeld hit-e done so at some of the hill farms of Massachusetts 1 It I setfoot at ViashIngton college sun tile I aim 11111Tall 11-120 paying out Ina enttre campaign 41 1 CUL LI 61W 1-J5 AtCall LIZILks Jonesboro grndeol school were held The I profits in excessive salaries to officers I This from Lexington hy "There has I August was more cheerless if possible than the summer months already passed achool at Waithington college and the Jonesboro graded school were held The and hurrah and paying out the entire profits in excessive salaries to officers campaign cents growing wheat This from Lexington Ky "There has August -was more cheerless if possible than the slimmer months already passed I 0e11001 at iNastungion college has peen 1 la yam Lae alocaaoluers grew urea or i5 aW PZb 4I CO WV IL sm 1 AA aka I WU LI IT: 1 VII 016 IV VI 101 IS LW VT IL VIP no Ice was formed half an inch thick 1 quite Sllecesstul during the past TPar In I it and now when a new industry is isleft standing Still cloudy alai Idlinn onrn Wag an frnaort that thP orPater school at Washington college has been quite soceessful during the past year in Is past The stockholders grew tired of it and now when a new industry is STRIVING FOR A SWISS snow a stalk is left standing Still cloudy and Ice was formed half an inch thick diancorn was so frozen that the greater I every department and the p-rospeets for I opened lip It is done very quietly- and un- I A Petition to Cro to the Prestgelit ot I rpm part of-it was cut dcrwn and cttred for every department and the prospects for opened up it is done very quietly and A Petition to Go to the President of This from West Tennesese: "Your partlof -it was cut down and cured for 7 d11 gE imvIrr I tiatterinsr indeed And es to the Jones- I big antarY het either I Is the Proper PIee 1 xnessage or toarty reeeivea asking wilettler I tth flattering Indeed And as to the big sahlrY list either Is the Proper Platee message of todrty received asking whether destroyed both t- Doro gradea scnoot It seems to nave neon tne nrer or rile year or since rue Jakob reyer yesteraay receivea tne as- lAalL1016 PA rope Papers received from Enrope stated more of a success as regards numbers in early part of the winter not less than surance of Mayor Ochs that he would section by reason of late frost We re- that it would be remembered by the prem attendance and everything else in fact six new industries have been started in aid him in everir waY Possible in secur- p1ie 'Damage Was general throughout ant alanaratinn that the YPIIr of 141141 WRIt 1 actenaance ana everrtning eige 3n Tact 1 six new inaustries nave been startea in i aid him in every way possible la 'mew- I PlAvNA-e AuAct WIMIA A7uutasa LLALIru61ww nt generation that the year of ISM was graded school it seems to have been more of a success as regards numbers in attendance and everYthing else in fact Since the first of the year or since the early part of the winter not less than six new industries have been started in Jakob Peyer yesterday received the assurance of Mayor Ochs that he would aid him in every way possible in crop was seriouslydamaged our section by reason of late frost We replied: 'Damage was general throughout Papers received from Enrope stated that it would be remembered by the present generation that the year of 18I6 was 1 I than ever befor Prof Sherrill I Chattanooga All have opened up quietly ing the location of a Swiss consulate at 1 this section and wheat crop will be as a year in which there was no summer than ever before Prof Sherrill Chattanooga All have opened up quietly securing the location of a Swiss consulate at this section and wheat crop will be as a year in which there was no summer seettla to grow in favor with tile ecommu- and without exception all are doing well 1 Chattanooga and the matter wiu be I ii5uL 51A1 5tY15OLL 1ne 111 lire-rv little corn rinened in New England seems to grow in favor with the and without exception all are doing well Chattanooga and the matter will be light as last season The heavy frost Au Very little corn ripened in New England tiny as tne years p- Dy a no ne is ceruttnly ana or tnetr enure output Luis brought before the city council and the 71-CL Is La MCI Ca et LAC UM la 111141611C tal LAIC LAO VC and the middle states Farmers supnlied the right man in the right place certainly is encouraging chamber of commerce Yesterday the pe- ing wheat and it has since come tip thin themselves from the ccrrn produced in The (-losing exeries at Warner insti- But the best is to eome yet Within 4 cs i tition appended below was drafted to be on the grouncL The heads are short and 1815 for the seed of the spring of 1817 tute will be held this week It is a school the next few days The Times will be sent to the president of the Swiss repub- straw is slrirt There Is no possible pros- It sold at fmm $4 to $5 per bushel- tinder the auspiees of the Congregational able to announce the formation of two lie it will be circulated on Monday and peet for full wheat crop out this way" September furnished about two weeks Missionary' society for the benefit of the companies for the purpose of engaging about fifty signatures obtained: Then here is one from far awaor Ne- of the mildest 'weather of the season colored race and has done a noble work in manufacturing in this city Both To Ills Excelleucy the President of the to give a diversity nd an I ea of S0011 after the middle it became very cold during the year just past companies are composed of men -who are swiss Iteuubliez how widesprettd thf freeze was In and froetv and lee formed a anarter of as the years go by and be is certainly the right man in the right place The (-losing exercises at Warner institute Will be held this week It is a school under the auspiees of the Congregational Missionary society for the benefit of the colored race and has done a noble work during the year just past and disposing of their entire output This certainly is encouraging But the best is to eome yet Within the next few days The Times will be able to announce the formation of two compaules for the purpose of engaging in manufacturing in this city Both companies are composed of men -who are brought before the city council and the chamber of commerce Yesterday the petition appended below was deafted to be sent to the president of the Swiss republic it will be circulated on Monday and about fifty signatures obtained: To Ills Excellency the President of the Wits Itepublle: was a damage to growing wheat and it has since come up thin on the ground The heads are short and straw is slrirt There Is no possible prospect for full wheat crop out this way" Then here is one from far away Nebraska to give a diversity and an idea of how widespread the freeze was: "In and the middle states Farmers annulled themselves from the ccrrn produced in 1815 for the seed of the spring of 1817 It sold at from $4 to $5 per bushel- September furnished about two weeks of the mildest weather of 'the season Soon after the middle it became very cold and frosty and lee formed a quarter of Advice From All Parte of the Wheat Prospects for the 'Fake a Optim bale View But Not condition broker in this city sent out twenty-live or thirty queries as to the conditions in rerious parts of the country Yesterday the blue we will not price what we have We priced last week at 53 cents but did not 52 Our is fiat" been at least 5 inches of Not wheat in March serious the many places in Nebraska and owing to combined influence of -frost and that it is very hard to determine the damage from the freeze at present some of our farmers claiming that all which was in bloom is badly damaged while others say that they think it all right Dry weather and chinch bugs have done more damage are going down bill very fast and unless we have rain we will have a very poor quality as it is turning yellow rapidly We are still of the opinion that a three-fourths crop is a big estimate of what we may realize The quality may be good but we must have rain to get it" A great deal of wheat has been sold and resold in Chattanooga during the last few days Trading has been lively and prices have been a little better as a rule than some weeks ago But the cereal is still unstable Among the replies received by the broker mentioned above who sent out the quelles were a number of optimistic ones but as a general thing the letters i were pessimistic and much in tone like' the ones given THE YEAR WITHOUT A SUMMER exception of few days it was mild like -its predecessor March was cold alid boisterous during given at a mass meeting last SundaY unless there is a very good prospect of reeommendthe estabhshment of a Swiss nigh Willa the wheat crop will he a total of cold and Ice afternoon there seem to be fonr excel- a fah- return being made One of the consulate office at Cliattanooga We call failure Oats are in as bad ccmdition as lent 9 eh tbis venerable old town plants will be a very large one and will wheat and the prospect for a good grain ovem attention to the fact that Chattanooga is be was cold and blustery Tm mbein Btist rg as follows: an 159 employ a number of hands and the other en) is Enough now fell to make good sleighing thd nhipnl van tdr etf thA thro given in at a mass meeting last Sunday afternoon there seem to be fonr excellent schools in this venerable old town rmmbering as follows: Baptist 150 unless there is a very good prospect of a fair return being made One of the plants will be a very large one and will employ a number of hands and the other recommend-the establishment of a Swisa consulate office at Cluittanooga We call attention to the fact that Chattanooga is the geographical center of the three high winds the wheat crop will be a total failure Oats are in as bad condition as wheat and the prospect for a good grain crop is very poor" of cold and ice abundantly November was cold and blustery Enough frilow fell to make good sleighing I rierOnd rresnytfrian 1141 Noolnern stern: I will he almost as large Both will be I and frpnnesApe I 111-ex-nerrno in ILT Ier 5'1 I December was quite mild and comfort Second Presbyterian 135: Southern will be almost as large Both will be states Alabama Georgia and Tennessee From McPherson Kan in the center of December was quite mild and apple tree in orchard on the historic ridge Last week Mr Manton who is now a merchant of Alakama came to the city to 'which he had played a part Taking an name upon the apple tree To his joy and surprise he found the tree still intact tpeD a closer investigation the cernible notwithstanding the ravages of the bark 'bearing the inscriptions He prizes the memento highly as a relic of his CONSULATE the Swiss Republio-Chattanooss We whose Tls Ines are hereto attached respectfully petition your excellency to from Chattanooga now over 10000 Swiss-Americans This eity is equi-distant from the live chief Swiss colonies ia the southern states of the United States to-wit: Mount Airy Ga sixty miles east Bellare Tenn sixty miles north Greutli Tenn forty miles west Cullman Ala 100 miles south All these prosperous Swiss colonies are reached from Chattanooga by direct lines of railroad and this city is their natural center and their commercial entrepot The Swiss population in the Chattanooga district is more numerous than in any other section south of the Ohio river and the location of 'a consular office at Chattanooga would prove of great value and a great Convenience not only to your countrymen already residing in this -vicinity but to all new comers One of Chattanooga's oldest and most honored citizens Joseph Ruohs Esq a Swiss-American who has resided in this city over forty years would accept the position of consul He is a gentleman of amnle means high character sterling integrity and typifies the most admirable more useful and a more desirable population-could net be bbtained money were again again planted deemed too late June was the coldest ever known in common Almost every green thing was killed Fruit was nearly all destro3-e4 Considerable damage was done at New Orleans in consequence of the rapid rise in the river the suburbs were covered with water and the roads were only passable July was aeeompanied with frost and was nearly all destroyed Some favorably' situated fields escaped This was true of fodder Almost every green thing was in this country and Europe an inch thick October produced more dm its share comfortable A Chlored MaitairerIto Pleadinz vortising etroular Whenever the manager of a colored ex- cursion sits down to 'write an advertise- never fails to get there He says some- thing that catches the eye and touches the heart of the Ethiopian 'every time Next Wednesday there will be such an excursion to Gadsden over the Chattanooga I Southern railway and this is the way It is advertised: "Refreshments of an kinds on the train The people of Gadsden -will make it pleasant for all who come Come all ye lovers of base ball and enjoy yourselves Come and don't stay away there is room enough for all who go Come on and have a good time This will be the cheapest excursion you will ever get to go on Remember dear friend we will surely have good order on this train- Remember no cursing or drinking on this train- Remember the day and date- Come and have a good time for ate is on you park on Judy 4 book out for a good time Base ball foot racing jumping Good music will be In attendance fog A 4- Rd ex- Three Btu Industries In There Are Fair Prospects of Get Clam the Third One Which Is an will soon be the Chattanooga of old Slowly but surely we are regaining the ground lost and this time about it It is not corner lots that -will the thing is the way in which the new plants are being started The era of unostentatiously and there isn't any great known to be shrewd financiers who bare money and -will not invest it in a thing country for miles around A well known young Chattanooga who is now engaged in traveling in the north is making strenuous efforts to induce a -very large canning factory to to this city and locate and the owners have become greatly interested in the idea He is tow engaged in collecting data and information to lay before them The plant is an immense one covering five acres of ground and in addition it makes its own cans thus giving employment to twenty-five or thirty 4-4teg 'nes eyrrdo ft rt known one having been on the market for nearly fifteen years and a very large busin is fiolie annually It the it-moral is made it will not be until September or October The company does not ask a bonus or that any stock be taken but all it -wants is a cheat) site good water favorable freight rates and enoutrh vegetables and fruits to It is something that Chattanooga needs badly A better place to locate in than this cite canuot be found All those things that the faetory wants are here the rocks and trees are many names and initials cat out Many of the old sddiers wh000fought in the memorable battles around here have of securing an interesting memento evr departures in the line of manufac- tne wneat growing regions or tnat state able ()digt 1:41 moutbern Yre14nTtermnt g51Y ann comes this information: "Your wire came ti there are also two schools outside of town Turing in this city and -will proye not which converge within a few miles of this city Within a radius of 100 miles numbering over 5 0 each only a benefit to the city but to the coun- this morning and we have answered you wno 00trLD RESIST THIS? 125 Southern Presbyterian 60 and there are also two schools outside of town numbering over 50 each gel! departures in the line of manufacturing in this city and -will prove not only a benefit to the city but to the which converge within a few miles of this city Within a radius of 100 miles there reside the wheat growing regions of that state comes this information: "Your wire came this morning and we have answered you WHO COVLD RESIST THIS? Jonesboro Tenn May Upper East Tennessee country if not the garden the favored spot during the recent period complain of in this immediate vicinity Trne a tlispatch to The Times from Tohnson City dated last Friday stated havoc up we here just seven everything ttp it on-so thick that they even brag on their big storms! a good school there next year are very Jonesboro community This is also the season for Sunday stitool eonventions and frota the reports Methodist Rev Deal expeetg to leave Friday afternoon for Myresdale Pa to attend the meeting of the general conference of the Church of the as some call them the Dunkards Rev Bigler of Angola Ind has accepted a call from the Second Presbyterian church of this place and has brought his family here and is now permanently loeated in our midst Judge Kirkpatrick is building a sturtmer residence at the mineral springs near Erwin Unicoi county About the only movement in political circles in this immediate vicinity seems to be just a little kicking on the part of the defeated eandailates for some of the various county offices but these little performances must always be expected They don't tumally last very long and are altogether harmless Capt Fornsbell of the Herald and Tribune and Postmaster McPherson will take a little outing in the near future in the way of a little fishing bee up In the mountains They will howevei not take any "snake medicine" along as there is plenty of real mountain dew Ilalrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous- surfaces of the-system Price 75 ea a Ceepted a call iroM -the 14-ecoiid PreabY- 0 LOWS MERE IN SEPTEMBER They Will Come From All Parte of the Will Be Held oa the Local Committee Hard at Wor1 I Its Efforts to Have as Great Crowd Thousands of circulars are being distributed in all of the cities and states of the union advertising to the world that the Sovereign Grand bodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will meet here next September Not only to the states but to Canada to Mexico and to Europe these circulars go The effect will be 'of incalculable advantage to Chattanooga by- reason of the advertraing received Following are extracts from the reading natter in the -circular which is -really more of a pamphIAA and is handsomely illustrated with half tone engravings of Chattanooga and the mountain' The Grand Lodge -will assemble in annual session in the city of Chattanooga on Monday Sept 17 1894 The Grand Lodge of Tennessee at its vession held October 1893 in auticipation of the approaching meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge in our state appointed the following committee of arrangements and entertainment: Ben Bingham grand master Memphis A Barry deputy grand master Nashville 1 'Ton grand warden Dayton IL Harwell grand secretary Nashville Weakle3r grand treasurer Nashville- John Nolen grand representative Nashville Geo Guthrie grand representative Gallatin James Aydelott grand representative Tullahoma Schwartz past grand Chattanooga A DeCosta past grand Chattanooga Stong past grand Chattanooga At a meeting of the above committee Henry Schwartz of Chattanooga was eleeted chairman Lit Harwell of Nashville secretary and Ii Weakley of Nasbeille- treasurer For the information of all interested the committee announce that they have se leeted Lookout Inn as the headquarters of the Sovereign Grand Lodge and the sessions of the grand body will be held in a commodious hall to be erected ad- joining the'Inn for this special occasion Usually September is one of the most delightful months of the year in this lo4-alit3r nature is- clothed in her richest garb and excels in beauty and grandeur the poet's fondest dream We expect to have a grand street parade early' in the session in which we hope many lodges encampments and cantons of patriarch militant from other states as well as our own will join Cheap railroad transportation Co Chattanooga cafl be obtained from all points and we hope to welcome many excursionists from other states They can spend several days pleasantly and profitably visiting points of interest about Chatta-Our committee will issue another circular not later than Aug 1 1894o in which will be given a list of hotels in Chattanooga with the rates of beard railroad rates and the programme in detail for the entire week during which the Sovereign Grand Lodge will be in session Blank cards will also be sent with that eircmlar to all officers and members of the Grand Lodge asking for- informabon as to the number of members of their families they will bring with them and the character of accommodation de and it will 'be the pleasure of the vommittee to carry out their wishes as far as nossible Meantime communications sent to any member of the committee or either of the will receive prompt attenton Fraternally 11-NRY SCHWARTZ Chairman Chattanooga Tenn HARWELL Secretari Nashville Tenn IALWN MiCit111 15E12Wri112211 Si 1010 They Will Come irrom Mi t-ortio et Committee Hard at Woric in Its Effort to Have da Great Crowd 9beint4Allas of circulars are belor die- pendent Order of Odd Fellows will meet states but to Canada to Mexico and to Euro1e these circulars go The effect will be of Incalculable adiantage to Chatta- loom by- reason of the advertainz re- matter in the -circular which Is really more of a pamphIAA and is handsomely illustrated with half tone engravnigs of Chattanooga and the -mountain' The Sovereizn Grand Lodge will as- semble in annual session in -the city of 1 UNE LA 10 41101PLULA 63C a rrhtu 'Truit gf rrt'4e kt a Pet481011 held October 1893 in auticipa- tion of the approaching meeting of the Sovereism Grand Lodge in our state an- Sovereign Grand Lodge in our state lip- pointed the following committee of ar- rangementa nd entertainment: a Ben Bingham grand master Memphis A Barry deputy grand master as ill I Ilan grand warden Dayton I IL Harwell grand secretary Nash- vine Weakle3r grand treasurer Nash- representative eo le gran Gallatin James Aydelott grand representa- tivo Pnlinhoma- HI Schwartz vast strand Chattanooga A DeCosta pist grand Chatta- nooga err-o visiting points or interest it J011 niutta- -(pur committee wilt imbue nuttuirr UM' crater not tater them alLug wuleo win oe given a list ot ntnets in Chattanooga -with the rates of board railroad rates and the programme in de- tail for the entire week during which the in Sovereign Grand Lodge will be ses- sion Blank cards will alao be sent with that circular to all officers and members of Grand and Lodge asking for informa- the bon as to the number of members of 'their families tbey will bring with them And the character of accommodation de- sired and it wilrbe the -pleasure of the vommittee to carry out their wishes as far -linnerstanen will receive prompt atten- tion Fraternally IIENRY scriwiuTz Chairman Chattanoora Tenn HARWELL Seeretari Nashville Tenn 1-1 I At I Nrnam gar kz ca-aluk 011-1t1 I-11U I 11 0141 aro flint ha vvill ea ha I west: Wartburg Tenn etg- I thaa the frost and it is a fact that we I meat or reading matter for a poster be come chances are that he will suceeed as the west Wartburg Tenn eighty miles than the frost and it is a fact that we meat or reading matter for a poster be 1 in the region where they are I 114 Vo x1 CaE IS ODIC 11 WOVE 113101111 XXIV 1111CMIIITSKIL Mlle hor ud remember- dear we run an co cern NN very pro a rnov th bl hielird stanguis ih the Swiss us- I 4-- 1-s- I arra et tat Lt Weather of the Year 1816 et in the 'region Nvhere they are and the concern will very probably move qualities which distinguish the Swiss nation We believe the interests of the Some Facts About the Remarkable Weather of the Year 18143 short and remember dear friend we nut this train at this low rate account of I IPVLIV Ci AA 1-rn I LALIRD 0141 CLAN 141ASS jVfl ab WV SCLA I wi6 republic would be well snbserved I The following summary of the year 1 those who are not able to Iay full fare Swiss republic would be well subserved 'The following summary of the year those -who are not able to pay full fare- 1 110WO Wri In I N-wrvIrt At 4 NV- V11A It 51 1-v1r him rt ridi 11P1iPV4b thP I 12416 the 'rear mrithout a summer wnta I Tt Ann WM -Will 3 4411111110km Ab Hov Ott This? AFTER MANY YEARS by this gentleman and we believe the 1816 the year without a summer was Remember will have a chance to Ik We offer 100 reward for any case of selection-of Chattanooga as a consular written for the Courier-Journal by a gem visit Attalle: and all the suburbs of catarrh that cannot be cured by hail Huntole Pled Hlaante Intact 'N Intt office- would largely' promote the cm-tleman residing at Smitletarove Ky: Gadsden Remember this train will sure Catarrh Cure on an Apple Tree ineeeiel intercourse between this section I have gathered for your readers some 13 go so burry up and get aboard Re- I CHENEY CO A habit or desire to which the ge Proprietors great boon 11-eliable facts of the year 1810 known as member to secure tickets in time to avoi 4 Toledo neral and Switzerland and prove a We the undersigned' have known rurstof individ3als is wry prone is to in- to many- of Swiss who the "year without a summer" pew the rush Be sure and have your tickets 1 serik the rt anus upon some rock or ree cast their lot among us persons now living can recollect it but it ready so that when the day comes you Cheney for the at fifteen years and be- when 'at places of ial or historic in- Honing this will -receive your farora- was the coldest ever known throughout will have nothing to do but get on the lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi- i ness transactions and financially able to tc 'Whether the individual thinks ble consideration we subscribe ourselves Europe and America The following is a train Come and let us get away from was bete at Dear friends step carry out any obligation made by their that it tri II be re-orded -with interest by your obedient servants brief abstract of the weather during-the firm turn a rt- year visitmg multitude or 'whether be again It Will prove a matter of great and think a moment you will be riding te rern ad West Trcat wholesale druggists exPPc so as to through three states for see his handiw ork nce to this city if this consulate is lo- Januar3r much 150 cents!" Toledo Walding Kinnan Marvin is in the ma3ority of eases very uncer- ea ere can ted It used to bring a render 'fires almost needless in parlors wholesale druggists Toledo tam to say the least all events on i good share of Swiss immigration to this December previous was very cold sunrise Lodge No BY A ILT I--tI- 1gkA pity and loeslity and a more thriftY a FebroarY wa8 not very cold: with the Will give their annual mimic at Elentrin offer $100 reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure CHENEY CO Proprietors 4 Toledo 0- si We the undergned have known Cheney for the at fifteen years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out aDy obligation made by their firm West Truax wholesale druggists Toledo Waiding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo Murton Plaids Intact on an Apple Tree A habit or desire to which the general rentof individaals is wry prone is to inserik the tame upon some rock or tree when 'at places of special or historic intcrest LIVhether the individual thinks that it will be regarded with interest by the visiting multitude or whether be again expects to return and see his handiwork is in the majority of cases very uncertain to say the least At all events on in this vieixiity there selection of Chattanooga as a consular office would largely promote the commercial intercourse between this section and Switzerland and prove a great boon to many of Swiss wlact have cast their lot among us Hoping this will receive your favorable consideration we subscribe ourselves your obedient servants It will prove a matter of great importance to this city if this consulate is located here It can be used to bring a good share of Swiss immigration to this city and locality and a more thrifty a written for the Courier-Journal by a gentleman residing at Smithttir'rove Ky: 1 have gathered for your readers some leliable facts of the year 1810 known as the "year without a summer" 'Few persons now living can recollect it but it was the coldest ever known throughout Europe and America The following is a brief abstract of the weather during-the year January was much so as to render 'fires almost needless in parlors December previous was very cold February was not very cold with the visit Attalla and all the suburbs of Gadsden Remember this train will sure ly go so hurry up and get aboard Remember to secure tickets in time to avoid the rush Be sure and have your tickets ready so that when the day comes you will have nothing to do but get on the train Come and let us get away from here at 730 a Dear friends stop and think a moment you win be riding through three states for 150 cents!" Sunrise Lodge No 87 A 0 It NV will give their annual picnic at Electric cents per nottie sota vy au aruggists Tesdmonials free' left their names or initials 'upon some You can't disgui at se the fact th David- the brat part or it tne dancing Iror ck or tree son Son-keep the best line of clothing mild A great freshet on the Ohio and A 'Trial ro In one case 'at lerit- this has been the and gents' furnishings for the least mon- Kentucky rivers caused great loss of Indigestion 4 "I -II tats-tok i tit introv Anti property Drink lime juice and pepsin at Miller' cents per bottle Sold by all druggists Testimonials free' A 'Friel Will Convince left their names or initials upon some rock or tree In one case at leeit- this has been the You can't disguise the fact thst Davidson Son-keep the best line of clothing and gents' furnishings for the least in the city Their stock is large and the tirst part of it: tneit-lit(te mild A great freshet on the Ohio and Kentucky rivers caused great loss of property dancing Por Indigestion Drink lime juice and pepsin at Miller's That tile soaa ana cream servea at Aim- I urea 31 isvmiimis I CO 'ex's drug store cannot be excelled of the atirring times of mplete in 'every detail I April began 'warm but grew colder its drug store That the soda and cream served at Miller's drug store cannot be excelled means of the stirrmg times of 18tZ complete in every detail April began 'warm but grew colder as drug store.