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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE.
HE
BROUGHT IT PROM
WORLD'S FAIR.
THE
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Camden,
Tcnn.
IMS H it UlAIIM AMI ltd
Ir. CIIHun 1". I lo.l-.'. AhsI.iiu Vio
ft-nor of riiyhl.il.iuy Mini Ni ur Ik')' nt
ri nk I'ulYerhlty la Vrc t. r( M;i.-..
llHH iHftl tli'VotllljJ H lli'lll of f i t a
of lute t( the !ittrNln tlu i,( ti.it ti r
fttti'lr lu IJm Mililti- m IxmiIh, uinl in
irrirln tlic Ktil.J.'t tH t.t ! jilaicl
for- ll,i! i hllilivn fur lutrKtliitluii In
I Kin It uriit-il hKiiio luti'H'sliii fact, lie
Iiiih found that tlu common In-own bat
11 !' iloini'stlciti il; tluit tin- kmpIcii
toHtl, Wllh lipipor I'lKtilll'lllTCIII'-Ilt, Will
kli p a hnus fns fnun lilt-; nixl t La t.
If tln waters of n dUtrl t nre ktjt
well HtiM kcl with fUli iin.l hhluol.-s,
tln immijulto jtt ran 1' rt'tluieil t
nnhoniililc limit.
lU-foro Kfttlu tho (lillilrt-n nt work
Ir. Hih1i mnilt' jM'i-H' nal olrstM vnt'oiis
of tlx! fixitl la r-ii i t I v It 3-. Ho coit-.trurt-(1
a nrrall jhii lu liU pinlt-n uiul Ir it
a pun of water Installed a in:ili iin.l
a female tuutl. To attract fmul fur
tlirni lie idact'il within ti m loMii e
Lltn of in ii t ami lmne. Tln p ',-u lis
were an Mitisfai tury us tin y were ex
Jiectetl. Tin" tuails tt t limst of tin'
time Hitting witliln rtai hiix distance
of tin halt, ami killing tin- flits at
tracted by It. Tho female lahl lirr
eut-'H In tin watrr tif tin- pan, uud in
1 in tlii.o tho llttlo black tadin.lt s mad
their appearance. Then' was niill.v
no need of tin Imprisoning walls oi
wire netting; tlic prist in rd could n t
have 1 ct'U hired to cucapc. The lii'lijii
Ixtrs were receiving a marked Item tit
from the experiment. They hail never
had so few tiles to annoy them. Then
Dr. Hodge established another and
larger eolony. Here three or four toads
were to be neon Kiiiattiii about a (Jin
gle bone, each snapping up every tty
that came near. The fact seemed to
be established that If toads were en
ciiuragetl to frequent the gardens
there would Ik; very much less annoy
ance from Hies during the dog-days.
Another of Dr. Hodge's experiments
was with bats. His attention was
turned to them through the codling
moth, the Insect to blame for most
worm-eaten apples. In an orchard
near his home Dr. Hodge found nine
of the grubs of this Insect in a minute.
Chancing to go Into another orchard,
hardly a mile from the first, he found
only four of the grubs in an hour's
search. There is an old barn near by
In which he a colony of between
neventy-five and a hundred bats. The
owner of the farm informed the u ic
ier that his apples were always inv
from worms. The naturalist caught a
bat and offered It to some of the grubs.
which wereg reedily accepted. The
codling moth flies only at night; the
same Is true of the bat. rutting the
facts together, Dr. Hodge thought
there was a strong ease of circum
stantial evidence that the bat was a
very useful friend of the appl '-grower.
Dr. Hodge took half t dozen of tne
bats home with him and installed
them In Ids parlor. At first they greet
ed any friendly advances with chat
tering anger. After a little while they
became quite tame, and whenever
their gaolor entered tho room they
would fly to him for food. They never
reached the point of allowing them
wlves to be handled, but they were
friendly. Their home was In the folds
nt the top of the window draperies,
and when night came ami sometimes
In the day time, they would spend
their time flying about the room, re
gardless of the presence of members of
the family. Dr. I lodge would occa
sionally feed them with insects In the
evening, releasing netful after netful
of the nlgl.t-flylng varetles, and never
a bug remained lu the morning. They
took everything, from a nphler to a
polypheinus moth. One morning tue
doctor counted while one bat devoured
tlxty-eigbt house flies. He believes
the bat would be almost as susceptible
to taming as the monkey.
Observation of fish in his aquarium
has shown. Dr. II xlge that they are
the natural enemies of the mosquito.
They are fond of the larvae of the
Ringing nest. He wiw one tuiniish, r.o
larger than a silver dollar, swallow
between sixty-five and seventy wrig
glers In a single hour. And it was also
demonstrated to him that tadpoles,
both of frogs and toads, are inveleraft
enemies of the embryo mosquito.
Clny loam la ofU'ii the finest licet
soil, but an account of sulwoillng and
lit'cau.w of the need of Rood dra inn .!,".,
it must not have a rough clay or hard
pan underneath. Perfect beets dnianil
not only dupth, mellowness and fertili
ty as soil characteristics, lint, ns well
freedom from standing water for any
lenjftb of time and from such stones
as would inlerfere with cultivation.
And kept it
Th rrn wnr! !' Tr. B f !irn. 1" I
1. wlille It gnve ! tM tH ut ,m , i . I
1 lll to (lot Ik Irw no .III lnllt.il ti mi II I
lllrlr vl tit lo thr Mli I'll v. hfl'lr v.. '(
lui nt a liuj( tlic hi 1 1 i i U'.ti It . I I i I. n.
Ill ly t lie li in t n i I I .i.i I vi I I u )
t every ;(, mil il t n n tutir
nlinti.tioil l.l. Ill II.. !',.;. ., J ini i .1
c Imir In miMi I't rr v i - if in r I- I lu mlr,
ml "ciMilvt nil " I tin In li., tu I 'iv.
Iruitlilr, In niiiry t'v . I l ' ' " li 4 .1 ,
kit. I.. W. fcUvl'U., Ibll I uu l.t ..I, .Mc,
wi tlc
'My tiittintiil tfif.t a fffirr c. I ? -i
rmitl lv yi :ti i ii 1 ..l C (' r I inif ui
Ike Woi ll' l uir, wliii U wf mi i-ii. 1 1 1. l !n i
couh l-itifti tivrr Iw.i v.tf;, i rf. i-.'.i
.iinir. l.y .ttl.n l .lm, mn I n..!'.,! .'
tnu Iti tir (uinl I.) Iir I p li in, ,i H !i-i.i, h .i i
mil Itmi'i'iiri tti tf tii- I. Ht'Vr'-il .;..! t
were conull-"l. Imt th 'lr : .. r i m i ,n
llonti-il im r liel. I iM. llv, I . H' h i '
yetliKcmmt ol Pr. Avit 1 lit I iv Tu inivil
In my jmprr anil t'tpvilt.l njnm ity n i
1iM lo liott'e Nti.l tty it. TIk- ,ti v
fi r t dut? Iirljinl him I'll! lit y.f C'u
jlelcly tutcd 1U a uliotl limr. V. V d r!
NASHVILLE STOCK AND BOND
HARKET.
NASI1VII.I.K, Mur.-h 12. lS!tS.-Iu .lit. m
h.'ts titt ll unlet the a-t week III M i iirilli h,
tlinilnh tin vlt inuiel fur luvt Klineiils con
tinue Htroi'iT. tho Rinrt lty of ofTiiiius !
tng ri'MpfitiMliItt fur I ho ItiHiiUtty cliarur
ti ri.-liii? tin' inurkt t.
Tti 'Xi Iti'iiH iit Incident to tint Mvtine
ilitvitstir ami Ihn (itwnt'il .- ni 1 ii-a t ion with
Spain Ikivi- had no npprt t lalilt' cf.i i t tin
this market. On tho contrary, tint tl"
iiihiiiI fer iiivesl inetils of oil Kimls have
canst il prices to frlt ailily nilvunce.
Nuftivillo Land Inipiovi'iiiint Kltitk lias
recelvcil moit attention this wttk, l.irKc
tr.tmvft rn tal.ins plaeo c high ns
Alt hough proHcnt quotations represent al
most doutilo the value ruliiiR three montha
8 go, still tin ro art? praetitnlly nt hol l
ers billing to sell uniler UK 1 1. It is
thought that In this stock still further ad
vances will take place.
Niudivillt; Street Railway stock remains
a stron? favorite atnoiif; those speculative
ly iiK'linoil, bcfddes being taken to ac
count for investment by qulle a number
of most conservative traders. There Is
a good, Ftrons demand for all of this slock
that may come upon the market, and
vita Indications of a dividend in case the
city park project noes through, It is be
lieved that this Is one of tho bt st "hugs"
on the market. Has slock has made one
of tho larsest advancts during; the past
week, sales being made at 1.1 lVi to-day.
Phillips & ButtorIT shovid considera
ble Activity the fust part of the wwk.
This stock Is held very close, anil on ac
count of lis regular and steady H pt r cent
dividends, Is not generally for sale.
Nashville & Decatur and Telephone are
without ftature. Tennenee llanufaetur
Inj Company bonds and X'askvlllc Street
Railway Lu and the underlying issues have
been the favorites in this claws of secu
rities this week.
Money remains plentiful and easy.
TENNESSEE STATB SKCIlKITIUfl.
Tcnn. new settlement 3s, 191S...I&J )."
90
Ttun. lew settlement Miiull bvmiU. M
COUNTY SECURITIES.
Sumner County 6s (optional) ..J A J 102
Wilson County 6s, 1899 J&J 102
Marshall County 6s, 1902 July 99
Haywood County Ca, 1914 May li2'4
NASHVILLE CITY BONDS.
Varioua maturities sold on 4i per cent. bai.
STREET RAILWAY .UOND3.
N. & E. St. Ry. 6s, 1.VJ1 Iu3
N. & B. St. Ry. Con. 6s, 1920.. i& J Ida
107
lu7
107
102
107
lOC'i
10OH
So
McOav. & Mt. V. 1st 6s, 1S93.J4J 105
McOlV. &Mt.V.Sum.St.68.19J0..J&J 104
McOav. & Mt. V. 2d series, 1937, K'5
S. Nash. St. Ry. 6s, 18S9 J&J 105
McO. & Mt. V.2d mtg 6s. 13U4.A&0 9
Narhvlllo Strott Railway .la, IKo.. !l
RAILROAD BONDS.
T. C. I. A Ry. 6b, 1902.3.PIU8..F&A 85
T.T.I.&Ry, R'hm div. 6s, 1917,.'&J 84
T.C.I.AtRy, Tenn. div. 6s, 1917... S3
87
Mi
125
10li
91
10
95
40
N..C. St. L. 7s, 1913, l8t.mtg..J&J 1.11
N..C.& St. L. 5s, 1928,1st mtg.A&O 1U2
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bon Air C. L. & L. 6s, 1917.. J&J 87
LaQrangt! Fur. 6s, 1912 t
Tenn. Mfg. Co 1st 6s, 1925 90
Tenn. Mfg Co 2nd 6s 1925 36
Uutfalo Iron Co. 6s. 1925 j&J 20 6
BANK AND TRUST COMFANY STOCK&
American National Iiank...U&.IO 8f4
Fourth National Hank ..IA,fcJO 124'i
FlrBt National Bank (new) 93 "
Merchants' Bank JUJ ?i
Cty Savings Bank JAJO Hi
Nashville Trust Company. ..JAJO 102
Uuiot Hunk & Trust Co IAJO 12fi
MISCELLANEOUS 8TOOK3.
Uberty Mill J&j 75
Model Mill n
Nashvlile Cus Light Co l&.l 111
Nashville & Decatur J&D 11a
Niishvllle Street Railway HI ',
Plillllps-Buttorn Mfg. Co J&J 108
Cum. Tel. & Tel. Co.. ..JA&.IO 7S"o
Bon Air C. L. & L Co I&J 4:1 "
V....I...III.. t....,t I .... .....
st;',.
!a"
UU
70
104
80
22
1 K!
114
-)-
109
HI
ir.
10
.tt.-ll II l. liltlllj llllJfMIVtMJJL'lli. . tl'
Nuahville Fertilizer Go.
85 90
Fifty coughs cured for
fifty cents, by the remedy
with a record of fifty
years of cures. Dr.Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
' m m ...
ii vegetable
FRITH
114 fi. Market St., Nashviilz, Tsnn.
Ask for Cata!oue. ,
two years.
v 'v r'' -f'd f r -wit -if T'r. Avrr'a f tirrr
l' ,. tut ,.l lm il nir I i .. mi. I uli.tll V r il
i.lH mi luititl 111 titr I: on ." M I . L.
ll lkM, I 01 1 1 all In Id, Me.
Tt.i witt rf t'octnrinr; fnr s rnt'ett, (wo
V 1' (.1 " 1 1 in, Mn " t) -M r lll lit lp, t.l
) 1 1 1 j.I it-ttH t till ).t ..lit- I only t Iir im 11
. t.. 't i. 'f tli' tti, a 1 1 I ti n n 1 1 1 .1 1 of In.
At' i t I t ! i ii lul .it, will' Il lit 1 1 rd ltnl
I 1 vi , y fi. t i 11 1 l'i 1 It ! tt t 1.111 1 li (c
inif l'i a ah, ,11 tint-. 'ili ill tt t ? nt r In--I
.t t . ti 1 .1 . A t h t. In try I 't 1 1 1. 1 11I it m I 11 It
t.-I.i r 1 , It tu- 'li 11K -1 1 .hi ), not I t !.t lit r
t I.i' . I t '1.1 1 I.i t ;. r t i.n.)! t ' M.n i. 1 1 11 1 1 1.
It I. ... 1 me I tit.- in-, t it.. I !,!M nttil nl,.ii.
l' i'e 1.1 1 t ut Ittiiine I 'itiu l.ll'i Mint ll-lll-1
i... 11 1 . u ! ft 1 tie '..I t r."i ; mi. I w Inn pit
' l". I t e u s ;i ' I t ut.j I. n lid ci.l.K 11 11 1
nil p!i-.,i'.'!. tl t':,. Ilnii.it ninl lui't
I rtttnt i im, I ., , t' y. In hvvht lo
t ! tnt ; 1 tl-t:i 1:1 i , 1 ' . ivfftl li'-i t y I'rr
1 tl lt i;p in I .il 1 t i Iit.tt It m.i lit
ii el j..t, r-vm ; .. M'.ir ttliiii't f.itti
t lu 1 1 1 1 I v I'. -1 t, ,t 1 ) i 1 1 r- A e 1 ' 1 I .11 r.
k. : . -i li . ', n't tt. ',ui.st, Ly the J. C
Aver Co., 1 ovt. ll, y..,.
Itcii',i'il f;inr N shtiwn tu nil tic
new s;irln' uimvcs nii.l in ilrest f;ih
r!i tl::it !ire lil t in wei-lit :i:i. Mft
iilitl smtirlli til' sin late. 'I'll .".t il.tinty
Inlvll.ll' Mmi1s h llil J. lll'lllselvt 1 lllt's
U'raiff till.v tu nil th.' fah'. : i : 1 1 1 inn lis
of iiitiiiinihiMi. ii -slight tlra)ieries. shir
rins, friliiiiu's. iniiT.i nint ideals; ji 11 1
liilli all tnp, they are quite as pro
tective ninl ( liilll'iil lalih' as the he;lie"
wi'il.t Inatri.ils ia ru'.iher mhi!s, in
j-iliv nr (iiluleil ll.ix liiixlllles.
TO CI UK A COLO 11 0C D.ll
TaU" I.nxa'lve I'rtnno Qelniiif Tnhl. ts.
All llru')!;l,' rei'und tho money If It fails
to cute. 1'it'. The genuine has L, li. Q.
on lath tablet.
fiim.u si-:i:iis ai tiitot Kitir.s.
WIMTK TO M. i:. lH'RHYIiKHRY CO ,
IK YOl' NKKIi Cl.OYKIt, TIMOTHY, ItlOO
TOP, OK ANY OTHKlt KIM) OK Kl 101,1)
SKIOliS, At SO C.ltOfKKIKM AT LOWiOsp
CASH 'KICKS WILL SAVK Yol- Mon'HY.
221 22.1 LlttlAU ST., NASI1VILLK, TKNN.
i it i i rs, iMionii i: ami .ui.
K. O LOWK CO., wholesale I rim s.
l'ltODft K, HAY AND CHAIN. CuMMiS
S I ( , N M KUCHA NTS. PA K'l l'i LA It AT
TKNTtoN t'.lVKN TO OUnKUS AD CON
SKiNMENTS. N AS I VI 1.1. K, TENN". LOMi
DISTANCH '1 KLKl'IIO.NE 710.
si.i:isi si:i:i:ss m:i:dsi
FIELD ?i:i'!'S, H AY, CltAIV, FRl'lTS
AND IMtOlHCK. SlOKI) f'.lTATOKS AN!)
TENNKSKIO CKI.M AN MILLKT SKKD Of K
SI'KCI AlI'i KS. A.Y'lHI.t: TO IM Y Oil
skll. wiuri': i s. w. it. hkyan k ro.,
H7 N. MALKKT ST., NASHVILLE, 1 KNN.
l'lioi.i) Morons ami . it
M'-K A Y, RKKCK & CO., PEED AXD
CHAIN MERCHANTS. CALL OK WHITE
KOIt i'ttli'KS. 121 N. MARKET .-T., NAiSli
V1LLK, '1KNN.
I'OtMICItS AMI MVllIIMSIS.
STEWART & I'.fCK'NER Knf NUKPa AND
MACHINISTS. ORINI'INO AND II KCO 1(1111
OATINO MILL AND IHLLKU ROLLS, MA
t'H I MOK Y l EPA I RED, A LI, KINDS OK
CASTINGS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
;itii: ami FiKi.ij MOK.n.s.
PAH EY HAWKINS. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL GARDEN" AND 1' 1 ELD SEEDS.
ORDERS AND ('OK P. ESPON D i'.NC E SOLIC
ITED. H.'i N. MARKET STREET, NASH
VILLE, TENN.
II Vlll (.ODDS.
C. It. PAIiOfX, THE OLDEST AM)
LARflKST HMK STORK IX THE SOUTH,
M A N 1 1 K A ( "i" f K E 1 1 OK ANY STYLH OK
WIGS, HANGS, AND HUAII) WIOH AM)
HEAltDS FOR KENT OR FOR SALE. J L
Ll'STRAT El) CATALOG l.TO SENT t'l'ON'
APPLICATION'. 22.i NORTH SUMMER
STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
MILL SI 111,1 1 OS.
THE NASHVILLE MACHINE CO, MA
CHINISTS AND IRON FOUNDERS, KK
ORINDI.NG AND li EC-OURf (0 ATI Nil MILL
ROLLS, SIIAKTINO, WOOD AND IRON
PliLLE YS, PIPE FITTLNCS. PI MPS. AIL
KINDS OK REPAIR WORK ON MACHIN
ERY'. NASHVILLE, TENN.
WRITE TO JOHN P. DALE FOR ERIE
ENGINES AND HOILERS, LAN IIS & HOD
LEY SAW MILLS. LARGE LOT OK G'-IOD
SECOND HAND WOOD WORKING MA
CHINERY, PLANERS. SAND SAWS. ETC
roRN MILLS, SHAFTING, AND PULLEYS.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
IMOSTAUH AVI'S.
M' MURRAY WILSON, SOUTHWEST
CORNER OK THE M A R KETI 10USE. REG
ULAR MEALS 2r CENTS. ' MEALS TO OR
DER ON SHORT NOTICE AT ALL HOURS,
DAY OR NIGHT. NASHVILLE, TENN.
1MIO I Ot.ll AI'IIS.
GIERS' ART GALLERY, ARTISTIC PHO
TOG RAPE Y, PORTRAITS IN WATER CnL
OKS. CRAYON AND PASTEL. 4I&U,
CHURCH ST., NASHVILLE, TENN.
SKH'IXU H1AC IIII5S.
SAVE YOUR MONEY RY HUYING SEW
ING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES OR HAV
ING YOUR OLD ONE REPAIRED AT J. W
CAMP'S AGENT, '211 N. f-UMMKR ST
NASHVILLE. TENN. CHEAPEST PLACE
IN THE STATE. WRITE KOIt PRICKS
NEEDLES 20 CENTS PER DOZEN.
. . .
and Hekl g,
& CO.,
o a
BrM Chfiw en the hT.arkot.
( tlESHVILLE TOOiCCO WCnXS, - I!a:hYil!e, Tcnn. X
'I I mi:.
A I. ink. uuKwaiil ri-tiii'rj man
seiitetl hmi !f nt the t h i U'k ile-k In a
ely I .!t I. Mini al'ler lta '.n,' a ..ni it-
n'. i t , t.t liiin, i 1 1 1 1 t 1 .;l what l.tniis
niniN NM'ie fi-rtcl.
i'.lcaM'.lst I'-lil 7 t.i 11, liiu. lu i II
from 11 to ::, il.iii.t'i from ."t to s, M'.p
I'l'l' fl't'lll S to 1J." Ifit.il the clelli
h! ly.
".lent-!.ly !" ejai ul.it. -1 tie country
man, with I.!i1l'.ii' i v, k, "When am I
li 'liii; to -it tiaie to mc the town':"
WHEN THE
Liberty Bell,
i I N ' i
fvmiiiiC'l the ptocljir-'i- I , J
tiou of in lcpon Jem c '. , 1
throu'luiut this I.i i.i . it r '- i '. ,
w.H no more IpIcmmm'. My ' 1 ' 1 V
the c irs of our fmc- IT A r " N
i r i ' wu; u", V.i '-. . i .
iuiui-is in) iotii;iii -ig.-(or
the liberty we new cmov llua i
to-Lty the n.tmc ol l)r. 1 mc-T.ir
Iloucy to the many men ami vvtmicn i!i
reincily lets 1iLci;j1c.1 from the t'tiii-
at'otiicH cf a neritn.i liin? trt uhi".
Ii
taken in time il w ill tup the ruii t .s el
Consumption. It v.i'.l U.ji tho coiii-h ,".t
mice, aul give cn:ct rvl and rct'icinti..
tuit'ar.tl fcleep. Con C)11.. Ci. i;;
V.'uoor.Mijj Cout;h ant (oi-) ilir-it;tpc.tt
oy it use in tmow hcfoic t!;? se.ii -Wi,t
of spring. It clnl.ir.-'.te tl-.o li-r.;. am!
ivcrctuncs discaye hy fording to t'.-o I-1."?
fat-forming oxygen. Tae no snltitute.
At nil it.-mxI t'.i ut;,: !iv, nt wtit u;"i t i ; t ol
prU 'S cts. , si. clh , ninl f i ii pot 1 tilt. A.ltltfss
(fee SutherUi'i) w".uii.cit,e Coii.diipv. PjiIuc.iIi. K
The "Peerless" IWole ca Ms.
to is HOKSc-rowr-n.
V. r-.ti'ttt-iitty Iir. if a tt .n i-i.t li'il rr-i'inv nn-l
ft 'i, -ii in -it tun irf i,iii- 1'iii-;-i ! t 1 'ii -iti . Wiul- n;t!ily.
llu I :l 1 I i I1 V ;i l.-l I i.'ll' ii- -t V. i '. .1 h . -U : :t P 1 " t -. - i. I 'I
V l.'W. I .1 ,',! ; l,i- - II.'. ' I '. l'-s 1 1 1 '. -1 . V 1 1 1 l . . - ' I y l.l I ,H ; il i li"
..-l i.Vi rl.-.k -.1. '. !':i'l l.r , t ! - i " i I ih IV" :i I'.iil-
. 1 , tf 1 .It:' 11 i" ' II V;ii,H.-'l ! s J.I 1I..IKU It i. t till'. liVt' llll I
tliuvJilt i. : m.i, n u.uy 1 -i i '.in-.
A I'tP.f tCTLY EALft,tCE3 rfiOHE.
AJ.iiiit. il Ui btiaia mid lnif-.u'a r.
The No. A Gciscr.
Tills rut rmnl a Kot PopniMtor, ninl onp wiiK-t
'liiTiM HHM.iifri 1 1 1 li tun tii'.- " -ci.fi'' v. c luiv built
for tht yw-iX ;r( j i ;,is, tunl with vltu. li tlio tlircsht'i nicn
tit the cot mi) ry :u v fii; miliar, tl':it a tlr-irri..iin or tht;
new f4';tturr t m Slit d in it iui.1 tlif jnctlu. l i it op-
rut inn iu:t iif'cii.rv. 1 imt int'iiil. it i hat
this iniH'liin" p!i;tll I'ntiit ly fiif 1 ut tiin o.i iin.i
"ticker." AVosIimU coiilinip to - t hr ninl
S Fitnic licivtuloi i it ml will I r nhlo lo FU';Iy t!io "
who will Irivo nool licr; hut to t ln.-e v ho w ;iiit. jv fu;-
iiiiu liiue of luruo r:' purity, ami o:ic sUU U cnntaiimiil
tho ulvs iiujiroviMii' iilsnii-l f.nivciiit'in f's, :iU.t-iU'htly
iiicri'iiM-tl o-t, m' u'Tcr tho ho. 4, Thi. iinulaiu' in
no t''criniriit. Wti liuvo lutilt Mid put out a (.-rc it
lii;tiiy during tlm p:i";t i-':inii, oy l-ocii test, tl in
nil 1. iinU oi' 'iaih i in I mult r ill conditions, aad ii;t u
iiridi ( tivhthlf )c, ord iur tln'iosclvi.
A lull liiicot' 'l'raciiim smd I'hini I-ai 'ino1", Pr iaratnri
llnd tvjiuir aic lop) ui'h N.ihviUt; Wari'liniiM- tV I ; i f -valor
o., Nalivillf, Ti iin. hold on time to n-.piir;i-Ida
panics. A CaLiluuc v. ill I'Ciauikdyoul'ori.i-kin.
Adtlrc-s
GEISER MFG. CO., Wayncsborj, Pa,
, or JA'i'XS J0Ej, A cxi.'iJr.a, Tuna.
Nolary Seals, So-
ciotv Seals. CnrDor-
jition Seals, etc.
Unlilinr Sil'tnnti
Stencil Brands.
DORY ti FilllEY,
I'ltion, Comer 3!a; let, IM IUE, TOJ.
2il Bottr '"'un.liriliii... PrttslirtM-iiin l'ttb. llouss,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A prnrticn 1 m:lio..l ol mtHlilisli,.,! tfj.nl nt ion.
No "hi.'Ihumiiiv ni.li..iH. 15n.,im.Bs mm ri'.m.
n.. in, t tii, c, 4,.. Wilt,, im M,,a.
t ioii tHi Ji;HM.'. . ,,ti,.M
Ji. W. JliNKHOS. rriKcin-
A White Nesrro !
' , . O w " n.llltn:lln0Uii
Afro-American Cucyclpa-dla, which cuumnm ov.-r
.tlill'l.iult', ctvi.'ili ovi'iy tt.M(! Ol' illtelt'rtl. ti) tint rucp
liymorn tlwn iu iniillii!iui uoiobko men ninl wnmi'u!
Tho uniuiiiimni vrnjict of tivt-r .Vl.lml) colulvl rna-ii pa lit
tliiU it rf tiKvotid nil cotnparixin tlitt hest woipk th n.
oiio bih raunppun. Kv.-ry culiwd fiumly want, a ol(p..
lti.im me lianii.; a barvoui. ol' mIm nod ,lm m.tttneUm
Likuwir commiHuiou ttvor crtt.iwl. ExcltHivn toi'iilory.
Wtita or Wruts. J. T. Ha.,kv & Vo., I'obi.ibmhhs,
34fi I'ublic S4u.u0, NitsUvillti, Ta.
r: V urUJi. Lilian. ipi'lcn't.t Batt-H. lJT.i.-J:
IX -i ..O nfrwJ!!vM-u;iA' ii 'iuiX.
it 1-OlP ' ' ':"' t'. v.', I.Wi :l ntiil MOV) V nu '
,CAiiL.i;i' ta wf tLuvh 61, K'oli;, -i",a.
im BUSINESS
P G0II608.
TOBACCO V
Manufacturftd by
Dr. Maiihev Henry Kollock
I'.' pgi.lur (ir ! luir nt,d R..v;Siere4 I'tijuleiaa.
rornifrl v A lt:i nt vn r-m t'.H.NnTy,
ill I r fti'ila I 'nal siiru, mi ', M. Army,
ninl liiltrstii triiitt lltttUli Mirlntitrri
l v. 1 1 Ii I o i-.h-'m n i I, ihh t'liy
'lltn l llt't f-piltiu-, A p k ., will vvH
i'oti. ih tlvli mi. I Amidol h( Ilin ki
I Mtie.x, n Ii i-t . fitin 1 1 in imt y llll li vt '
lh Moat ti .' t -.! ti I IliM-t.Lrn o tlm
pi '"-' ill Hi" I eorilmlly Ittllli tl. All
t 111 rwt-l k mtl mill litiiiitrnlilx I rent
in in t , it n .I fii'i'iiiiitiit cure r Kutir
ott-ttl tu Kvery riuii oil el t k toi .
CR. MATTHEW HEKRY KCLLCCK Treilx
Stcc:cs?L'!! Ail Chronic ar,j Long
Staniing Diseases.
PATARP'4 I'v -O'T tloini hUli. Aslhmn,
WMIiUirnl f.-.'-l l.y Itweltil mettiiHla.
0LO0O AND SKIrl DISEASES K,i
S.-ni'.i'ii T'lii .tis. I.iv. ii :i. I li'i-rt. hYTMlLIH
niiil n. I truuiil.-s in :,,. ft in. an ill purn Mbwi of
tlir i,im! . rut. :ty fitl t-eii pit tt iy ernlimtttl
tnier fiutii ti.e .yt.u in, rt Uiric bi-nilh and
t'irit v
V R?JFY MM IICIMA5JY "
1,unu m,u uiiiiiniu rre.t,rnt and
luuii.tii.-urinr, ui,fn t.f tlw ItlKtut-r vt boU
"'if putirjit 'y and felv curt .1.
I AH'tC rt" ' "") ceil and eufful trenk-
LMUlLO n.."it f.tf nil on ir iimnv Hjlineriiit.
PRIVATE DISEASES ::;
i' I V'arl. tu ele. Ilvton'tle. 'l.mlrno.v VTnaneitu
t,l t lr-;tl'H. I';r ;. Kn-lliU. llt.-l!'y utir4 WUilOUt
t ' . ' i le'iit'tot tion fnifi l,t;-,.ni-iv
NERVOUS DEEIUTY lir,tiiU'ucf .Mo.an-
t lioiv i tii';iifi- t.os lit i mtiy and I'onll
tlint e. tim '.i, t in It il K tire in tit rnriy V ut. whlnh
lirti-' r:'.r.',e V.'i nUtu k uiit'ttiBi one for Ousl
tit's ttu.iv up fcn 'ivnit" i. t f iltf krenu d with
i r t tlvrii,' Nuot't . On fiU.mlniii! tlio urln-d'T..-'I
r.ipy Miiiment w,U oft'tn be
tKijnd. and i.'-inn-rn. k Mnall purt4eleti of alhu-nn-n
will arpvar. or thr tMiler will k;of a thin.
Iititktsti tii f, ft ';i;n t hur.i ir.R to a datk and
tut linl H.i i;r .i -. Tliera ure n tiy toon who
tl:u of I bin ittft'.culty-. U'ritir.int of tlttf enUHO.Wbtcll
W the .- on.! Nt.w.; of St iiiinal ValiDt.-M. The
ltit-uir y. ,U ,s"U.tr.o tff a prrl. fttirn In all ucb
c:it's. and a hmiitj reiuirat'.on of the teulvo
lirui.iry oruaii-
rit yti.ir troubles. Ifllvlne way from the
cit y. YfJ C4n be e .it d ul liimitj by correspond
erce. Abto'.uio secrecy In all pro'teotlonal dral
ln:.'s, and n.i'ult'lne srnt tecure from otiserva
tion. '1 el'nionm'.tt of palleuut are never pub
lishtvl. funk refcremesjw to my rt-spocslbUllj
etpeerfuilj given. Addrc.ts
DR. KOLLOCK,
2 and 3 Haytien Block, Corner
Cherry and Dcaderick Sts.,
NASH VII LT, - - TENN
Economy the Road
To VVcnllh.nnd
EGOIIOiG REMEDIES
Tho Rond to Munltli,
lilootl Purl flor.
Ituart Cure.
Chill Cum.
Dyvpophia mid liitllftostlon Cure,
lure f tir Stoiuaili Troublcii.
Kitlney nj LIvit Cure.
C'Diisuniptitiu Curtj.
Catarrh Cr.ro.
T'S.IUC Ittll'iltT.
Fcniali' Rt'K'Ulalor.
KhcuniRlMi! Cure,
r.cdncinlf Puir.lt" Lirer Pills
1 5"l''ur Mtlc liy :i!l nru ,'!;ists "
Tiio above rciii.-.lifs aro CERTAIN' CURES
fur lilt" tli-.t';i'.s lor vliirli ticv arc rot'ommcnil
cit. l'rt'pni'.'il liy Hit? Host l'liyslfluns as
sMH'tlles-1or Uic rt-.p( cilve (list-uses. If you are
not biiiiciii'ctt your monoy will br nfumitxl.
fflanutactureil ty
The Economis Medicine Co.,
PARIS, TENN,
Capitol rianing Mill,
J. V, McCULLOUGH. Trop.,
Line and V:r.o KASHVILLE,
StresSs, TENN.
,'..:iA-'r J- L 'ir-!tt;?t-evfif.-r
Manufacturer of Suslics, Toors. Plhitla, Stair
ways and all kinds of TOROU WOIPIC. Store
fronts atul llxtuivs iu Koft and hard woods
Write for oatvilofiuvt,
YCTURraOWEYT
Is It Safely Invested at a Satis
factory Rate of Interest? y
We malttj a specialty of supplying Safe In-vonUnoiit-t
for trust fiindn. banks and tndl
TiduaLs, and are picam d to submit list of Invest
niciJis wo hrtva to oiler, upon application, In
tiucli'ii,' lirst inortiius on productive farms
ami improved city real estate.
We also handle stocks, bonds and miscellan
eous sfi.uritins.
Oonscrve-'yonr iriterpst by wrlvlug to us con
cerning investments,
Lncils DankingXo,.
C3l N. foltcco Ktret. Nithvilla. Tenn.
irv u a
$ We want a man in every local
S ity to act as private Detective
under instructions. Experi-
jr ence unrux-ossary. Adflresa,
t; Co-Operative Detective Agency, c
U abnvtllK, Tenacw.cu. S
Sotithrrti Sewi and advcrlUi&f Co., Kanhvllle Teal.
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