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THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910. 8 RAILROAD TIME TABLES t. 1 itt i 1 r'T LIVE BITS OF NEWS OF NASHVILLE TOWN hrw iirffli! i im hit bit mere $22.50 TODAY, BY AUCTION On tlte premises, two miles Murirecsboro Pike, opposite, beautiful homo of Cant. John W. Morton, two-story brick residence, with 31 acres good land; fine garden spot; nice fruit and shade trees; good well and cistern.

Easy terms. FOB FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO BE SHOWN THE PROPERTY, SEE W. 2 AND STAHIjMAN BUILDING READY REFERENCE GUIDE WANTED-MISCEOANEOJ So Wall Paper. A. FKAimh.

Jeis-zmo I nf. WANTED If you -vvant TvnoiHrtn licit. WANTEU-II you nvp see DOTSON 235 Fifth jyii vinrnes for week; wli. be uled to spring wagon. Call Mam 10C3.

TRIMMED HATS at 60c, hat shapes at loS silk ribbon at 8c yard, flowers at 10c bunch, will be on sale toiftorrow at great adjuster nre maunj.v.o WANTED Boost for a smokeless city -by using gasnouse ocdiuco the ideal domestic fuel for ranges, grates, rurnaces ana uaMumimia, our new gas plant in operation ana arc fore and are therefore enabled to it at a reduction in price, to the public only. The price for July delivery: UriltLUU, oim cw.fe. Per load of 25 bushels. Baseburner 1 $2.50 Per load of 25 bushels. NASHVILLE GAS COMPANY.

Phone Main 164. jy20-4t WANTED The public to know that no one. but the Gas Company sells gashouse coke. Prlce now 52 Per load ot 25 buslt- e'S' NASHVILLE GAS COMPANY. Phone Main 104.

jy20- WANTED To sell English coach horse, 16 hands, style unexcelled, for $350. Also Moyer surrcv, good as new, original cost for J135: $05 set of harness for 3o. Will make price on whole outfit. 'Phone Main 277 or 532. 3c Wall Paper, A.

FRANK CO. jel6-2mo speclal suburban streets, etc. Nashville present bonueu ueut is a. 11 nf Ihn Iflffll lieutenant liuuis i en, ai-my recruiting office, has received in structions Iiom rtujuiaui Clure to accept desiraole white applicants lOr ail anna ui iw WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Practice furnished by.

tree work, caietul niSirUCIlONS uy UAlwi ia. pletes, tools given, board secured, expe- ence in snops Deioie cuviuut. COLLEGE, Memphis, Tenn. Jylt-6t nr vnipn Rnilunv mnil clerks. ClerkS at Washington; D.

city carriers and post- office clerits; nigu tlon- common education sufficient; fall examinations everywhere; country residents eligible; Influence unnecessary; Intmnnfc VPiltV TirPOara- tion free; write Immediately for schedule showing aaies anu luacua. l- INSTITUTE, Dept. O-SO, Rochester, N. Y. lya-zt WANTED A reliable collector with influence; must be of neat appearance.

Apply at THE PEOPLE'S CLEANING PRESSING 140 Eighth North. WANTED Boy to carry route In central part of city. Apply room 10 American Building. jyl9-tf WANTED Boy to carry route on Eighth avenue, South. Apply to W.

H. ITALE1, American oince. jyit-ii WANTED Boy to carry route, Waverly Place. Apply to W. H.

HAL8Y, American offlce. jyl7-4t THE WEATHEB Weather in Other Cities. Summary of observations made at the Weather Bureau stations at 8 p. seventy-fifth meridian time, July 20, 1910: Qt a Hmm 11. m.

HiKll. NASHVILLE, clear Boston, clear Buffalo, clear SO 82 68 70 72 76 Word has been received in Nashvillo of the serious illness of Dr. G. M. D.

Cantrell, of Little Rock, Ark. Dr. Cantrell, who is a brother of Lee and Julian Cantrell, of this city, has been 111 for several months, and three weeks ago was taken to Denver for his health. Lee Cantrell left for Denver last night, where he will be joined by his brother, James, who is now in the West. Little hope is entertained for Dr.

Cantrell' recovery. The record for filing delinquent tax suits was broken yesterday when City Tax Attorney H. L. Scott filed 200 suits for overdue taxes on suburban property, winding. up the suits to be filed for delinquent 1907 taxes.

These suits will be brought before the Chancery Court and the property sold at auction in October, if the taxes are not paid. In view of this fact -many property owners have already settled for their back taxes. Attorney Scott says the property will be sold without fall, if the taxea are not met before October. No new 'charters were granted yesterday by Hallum W. Goodloej Secretary of State.

He Issued two amendments as follows: The Bank of Watertown, Wilson County, was authorized to increase Its capital stock from $25,000 to $50,000. The -Five Per Cent Savings Bank Trust Company, Tipton County, was given authority to Increase its capital stock from $15,000 to $25,000. Two shipments of ladies' cotton gloves were entered yesterday through the office of W. B. Turman, the local Surveyor of Customs.

Both of the shipments were made from Germany direct to this port. One shipment was consigned to Harris, Lavis and the other to Powell, Lyle Co. The duty on the first was $246.10 and on the other $148. John N. Farrls, of Gainesboro; Oral B.

Smith, of Hillman, and Benton Bass-ham, of Nashville, were enlisted in the navy Tuesday upon passing the physical examination before the Medical Director. There were six applicants, but three were rejected on account of physical defects. The successful candidates were sent to Chattanooga Tuesday night to enter upon their tour as apprentice seamen. Twelve building permits were issued yesterday, the only important one being for a five-room frame residence lo be erected at 3220 Charlotte avenue at the cost of $1,000 by a Mr. Mayfield.

BIls will be received at the City Engineer's offlce tomorrow for the extension of the Belmont sewer rrom its present south end at Sixteenth avenue, southwest to and across Villa Place. This is to be a circular brick sewer, for which the plans, specifications and proposals must be In the Engineer's offlce In the City Hall tomorrow afternoon not later than 3 o'clock. An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was yesterday filed against the James Brothers Jewelry Company, of Columbia, by the Eisentadt Manufacturing. Company, of Missouri, and the Joy Flora! Company and Geny of this city. R.

L. Shirley, Deputy United States Marshal, served a copy of the bill and summons on A. S. James, President of the company, yesterday. The petition alleges that on June 13, 1910, the company committed an act of bankruptcy in that it made an assignment for the benefit oT its creditors, thereby conveying all of its property to the Phoenix Savings Bank Trust Company, of Columbia.

The accounts of the creditors follow: Eisentadt Manufacturing Company, Joy Floral Company, Geny $15. William C. Burchard, postmaster of Onlv, Hickman County, charged with the embezzlement of $386.57 of postal money order funds, was given a preliminary hearing yesterday morning before Justice Jake Levine, acting for United States Commissioner Doak, and was bound over to the fall term of the United States District Court. Burchard kravfl bond ir the sum of $1,000 for his appearance. He was brought In yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal R.

L. Shirley upon complaint of P. C. Clapp, Postofflce Inspector. The police department Jate yesterday afternoon completed its quarterly roundup of Nashville's corps of peddlers, who persist In operating without a license.

Eight offenders were caught in the dragnet and were forced to pay the three months clue. The delinquent hucksters were J. R. Burton, H. J.

Richmond, John Simms, Frank T. Ruett and Angelo Sar-ryerret. all white, and John Taylor, C. H. Hughes and Will Lewis, colored.

An increase of nearly $3,000 Is shown in the net earnings of the Nashville Railway Light Company for the six months ending June 30, 1910. The construction account shows a big increase, being over $13,000 more this year than It was last: Considerable excitement was created among the ladies of Pope avenue, Waver-ly Place, yesterday when a negro stole a purse containing money from the premises of Mrs. Sloane. The intruder was chased away by a dog and a county scholastic enumerator. In his flight the thief dropped- the purse and It was returned to Its owner.

Armed with a shotgun, Mr3. S. S. Foster, of Morrow road and Twenty-second avenue, put a would-be chicken thief to rout early yesterday morning. Mrs.

Foster, who was aroused from sleep by the marauder, fired two shots at what she reports to have been the retreating figure of a man. The police are investigating. Interest on city bonds to the amount of $54,564 was paid yesterday by Treasurer Charles Myers. A check for that amount was issued and made payable to the American National Bank. This sum was applied to the interest on the various outstanding bonds against the city.

ROUND TRIP TO ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. CAPE MAY, N. J. OCEAN CITY, N.

J. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. OVER N.C.&St.LRy. FROM Nashville, Lebanon, Murfrees-boto, Wartraee and Slielbyville.

Tickets on sale July 20 ana 21, Aug. I ana 5, Aug. 10 and 11, Aug. 17 niul 18. STOP-OVERS returning at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Richmond.

THROUGH SLEEPER leaves Nashville 9:30 p. m. Arrives Philadelphia second morning. Only tbroiiKh Nleeper between IVnahvllle nnd Philadelphia via WMNhlngton. CITY TICKET OFFICE Maxwell IIouhc Corner.

Phone jriAirt mi. Bids For Building Annex Female Hospital Seated bide will be received by the Davidson County Asylum Commissioners at the oftica of John F. GatT-ney, Chairman, 329 Fourth avenue, North, for an annex building at the Davidson County Asylum. Bidders will be required to bid on work in its departments" separately. Bidders to file with their bids a certified check of 5 per cent of the amount of their bids.

The successful bidder to give a guarantee bond. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the Commissioners. Bids received up to July 30, 1910, at 9 o'clock a. m. Bids to be opened July 30, 1910, at 10 o'clock a.

at the Commissioners' ofiice. For plans and specifications call on Asmus Norton, architects, Booms 72-74, "Riiilding. JOHN F. GAFFNEY, Chairman Davidson County Asylum Commission. Bids for Coal Sealed bids will be received by the Davidson County Asylum Commissioners at their office, No.

329J Fourth avenue, North, until 9 o'clock a. July 30, 1910, for furnishing all the coal that may be required at the Davidson County Asylum for one year, beginning Oct. 1910. For specifications call at the office of the Davidson County Asvhim Commissioners. The right no reject any or all bids is reserved.

JOHN F. GAPPNEY, Chairman. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mrs. A. I.

Heed to C. Hopkins, feet ll1 inches on south side of Green street 775.00 Dr. W. K. Buist to Mittie BoIIey-jaclc, 33 1-3 feet on east side of Florence street 1,100.00 Robert Vaughn, Clerk and Master, to Patrick J.

Moran, 305 acres In Tenth District 3,000.00 F. M. Myers, trustee, et al. to J. A.

4 acres beginning nt southwest corner of Burgle street and Whitworth road 600.00 George JansKcn to Mrs. Pearl Smith, 33 feet on south side of avenue 1,500.00 Mrs. Mary Xolan et al, to Mrs. Mary Iiuike, 50 feet on south side of Cedar street G12.50 A. Seaman et ux.

to V. J. Blow, GO feet on west side of Arena avenue 7,400.00 Willie sm Lane to Mrs. Louise Alexander, feet on east side of Gallatin pike 1.00 Total J14.9SS.50 Building Permits. Mr.

Mayfield, frame, 3220 Char-' lotte avenue $1,000.00 Minor repairs 54S.00 Total $1,543.00 LOUISVILLE COOL TODAY. LOUIS V1LLK, Ky, July 20. The Weather Bureau thermometer registered 60 degrees this morning, the coldest ever recorded here for lie month of July. i mil New Union Station. City Ticket Office 224 Fourth North.

Tel. Main 7SS. Laves. Arrive. Louisville- Louisville Louisville Louisville Accommodation a-12 a3 Evansville Evansville Evansville EvantvvUle St 3 E'vansville St, Louis.

Evansville St 7 Birmingham, Montgum- ery Mobile, and New Orleans 2 Birmingham, Montgom-ery. Mobile and New Orleans Nushvllie Scottsvilla Accommodation Nashville Hartavllle Accommodation Hopklnsville Accommodation Nabbvllle Clarksville Accommodation Nathville Decatur Accommodation Columbia Mt. Pleasant Columbia, Florence, Sheffield Tuscumbla Daily. IDaily except Sunday. aStopa at North College-street" Station.

Train arriving at 5:00 p. m. runs from Mt. Pleasant only. Trains arriving at 7:40 p.

and p. m. bring connections from Tuscumbla and Florence. R. C.

WALLIS, District Passenger Agent. W. HAL MUSTAINE. City Ticket Agent. TICKET OFFICE UNION STATION BROADWAY CITY OFFICE! IN MAXWELL HOUSE Corner Cfcnrch St tt Fourth Ave, PUONB MAIN 377 (Corrected June 19, 1810.) Arrive i.lWam il 1 Hickman.

Paducah, St. Louis, connects for. Centre- vllie (0 f. -giKpni A15pm a a 0 Memphis, is on Hickman Paducah Waverly Accommodation connects for Cea- trevllie isiooam 8.00pm uixie Flyer," solid 'ram to St. u.oOpm Memphis Hickman 2-w SOUTH AND EAST.

Chattanooga dc Atlanta H.Aam-st. Dixie Connections for all "no Points "Dixie iflyer," solid vestlbuled train to Chattanooga, Atlanta and Din- Ing cars Chattanooga and the East. Connections U) for Sholbyv.i.e, Sparta, Fayettevllle, Hunts-vllle, Tracy city, Soutlt Pittsburg tTullahoma Accommodation. Connects for Shelbyvllle AtlanU Sleeper to New York LEBANON TRAINSl Lebanon Mixed Lebanon Lebanon Accommo'tlon non Aeeommo'tlon uaiiy. tunny except Sunday.

M. HUNT, T. Maxwell House. POWELL PHILLIPS. P.

Maxwell House. Vt. L. DANLET. G.

P. Union Station. Tenn. Central R. No.

1 Arcadar Phona Main 309. Station foot of Broad atreet. Effective July 10, 1910: Depart. Arrive. Nashville to Hopklnaville Nashville to Hopklnsville ILebanon Accommodation 11 Knox-villo Day.

Knoxville Night Express Monterey Shopping Train ILebanon Accommodation Dafly. IDaily except Sunday. Through Pullman Sleepers on- night trains, through coaches on day trains between NaBhville and Knoxville. Sb orient line, quicken time. H.

W. TYSON. T. A. THTSO.

A. ROUSSEAU, Q. P. A. STEMISHIFMJNE STEAMSHIP TICKETS All Lines.

Cook's Tours nnd Special Cruises. Rates and Sailings: on Application. Traveler's Checks. Safety Deposit Roxes. THOMAS W.

WHENSB Bankers. Tel. M. iass-1089. 418 Union Street.

TAXICABS (lUICKEST-C 8 AP MM 1-IUI MU ViaE TO AMD FitOtt TBAIA4. CALL MAIN 20t Cumberland River Steamboat Co. See the Beautiful Cumberland by Making a Trip on THE NEW STEAMER NASHVILL Everything new and up-to-date. Fare to Paducah, 3.60. Round trip, with layover at Paducah.

IS. Leaves Mondays and Fridays at noon. For freight or passage call W. W. PAKMINTER.

General Manager, 10C Broadway. Phone Main 542. MARVIN W. WILES Commercial View andf Flaahllghl PHOTOGRAPHER 148 Sixtli Op. Wntkliu Ball Telephones Main 44UIS and Walnut 76V Special Heliex Camera Cor Animal, and Chiclcena, THE FIREPROOF -J Bond's new to a warehouse i ior iurni- liuu, piunuH, ulc.

jrivatG rooms. and careful men. Warehouse on L. N. and C.

St. corner of Lwlng.and Wetmore. Open for inspection. Call Main 20 for storage rates or catimatc on packing and shipping. K.

M. BOND FURNITURE CO. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Stylish 6-year-old horse, carriage and. harness. Address B.

J. SCHOTT, Druggist. jyl9-4t FOR SALE-Six-year-old horse; also good wagon and harness, cheap. 'Phono Hemlock 138. jy21-3t FOR SALE All kinds ot second-hand sacks, clear of holes.

B. S. PAPLANUS 305 Second South. We pay highest market price for old feathers, Iron, bones, rags, copper, brass, lead, rubber, horsehlde, sheep skins, goat skins, wax, ginseng, May apple root, yellow root, etc. 'Phone Main 4716.

WATCH the great adjuster's tire sale of high-grade trimmed hate of Mrs. Ella Bobo, which will be on sale tomorrow at ROSENHEIM'S, on Union street. FOR SALE Pony, harness and trap, $125. 'Phone 1162. jy21-4t FOR SALE A prosperous paying business in the heart of the city; will sell for less than $1,000.

Address B-533, care American. jy21-tf FOR SALE 75 head Western horses, 25 heavy draft mares, 25 head medium mares, 25 yearling colts. Yellow Front Stable, 113-115 South College street. LAWRENCE WRIGHT. jyl-6t iPASAJ5iAJST FOR SALE On West End handsome brick residence, modern conveniences, SS.500.

RUCKER CART-WRIGHT. Jy20-3t FOR SALE-Invest your life insurance money In good renting real estate; 1 have a 12 per cent Uvvestment; brand new; line neighborhood; storehouse and residence; price terms, $1,500 cash, balance long time; the rents from this will pay for the balance purchase money. Address OWNER R. P. care American.

FOR SALE To colored people, my cottages on Faii-view and Sunset avenues, on $10 monthly payments. RICHARD HTLL. Telephone Main 188U or 3418. TIMBER LANDS, TIMBER LANDS. FOR SALE 2.300 acres, oak and gum.

on rail and water; easy terms. Write W. P. care American. jy5-20t FOPMLEFAR FOR EXCHANGE.

S75 acres of farm and timber land within zyt miles of a good little town, river and railroad; 100 acres in cultivation, 2-story dwelling, 3 tenant houses, 4 barns, 2,000 fruit trees full of fruit, fine clover and wheat lands and the best berry and fruit farm in Cheatham County; about 1,000.000 feet of fine timber, poplar, oak, chestnut, beech and hickory; take $12,000 ernnrl rttv nronort.v. W. H. MOORE 'Phone Main 1190. 327 Union St.

SEVERAL bargains in large as well as small farms In Sumner, the best blue grass county, near Gallatin, the best home and school town in the State. Write or see W. G. SCHAMBERGER, the Real Estate Man, Gallatin, Tenn. jy3-tf UCjnpjJJAJJ AUCTION I will sell at auction, Thursday, July 21, at 10 o'clock.

In the Tulane Hotel lobby, a large lot of carpets, china and silverware, chamber sets, dressers, washstands, tables, chairs and other furniture. J. B. MORGAN, Auctioneer. jy20-2t FOR RENT Three furnished rooms.

and bath, down stairs. Apply 413 Russell atreet. WANTED To let, nice room to quiet man, 1407 Grundy. Broad-street car to Fifteenth. jy21-2t WANTED To rent two very pleasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished; bath and 'phone; reasonable; 025 Fourth South, near Central Baptist Church.

Main 3S73. WANTED Occupant for nicely furnished room, with or without board. Call Main 2SS5. jy20-2t FOR RENT-RESIDENCES RENTERS, ATTENTION! Settle that rent cpicstlon before you go on your vacation. We have a very large list to select from, and doubtless can suit you.

W. W. DILLON 2 and 3 Stahlman Bldg. LOANS Long time, lavorable rates and in sums to suit, $100 to $100,000 and over, for building, buying real estate or other purposes. THOS.

W. WRENNE Bankers, fel0.th.su. TO LOAN I am representing a largo Life Insurance Company as LOAN AGENT, and am prepared to make LOANS on NASHVILLE CITY PROPERTY at 6 PER CENT Interest, giving the borrower privilege of repaying in sums of $100 or more. 210 Union Street. je5 su.tues.thur tf TO LOAN Money on improved Nashville property.

RUCKER CARTWRIGHT, 411i Union street. FOUND FOUND Lava fly oil keeps files from worrying your horses; 25c a bottle. RASCOE DRUG Broad and Second. FOUND A collie dog with collar on bearing the inscription, "Lady AUie." 'Phone Hemlock 1264. MRS.

ELLA BOBO'S stock of trimmed hats and millinery goods, which were damaged by fire, the entire stock was sold to ROSENHEIM COMPANY. Fine hats, ribbons, flowers, will bo on sale tomorrow at 10c the dollar. ROSENHEIM'S, on Union street. FOUND Two dollars will buy 25 bushels of gashouso coke, just the smokeless fuel for your furnace and stove. Thirty-one per cent cheaper and better than coal.

NASHVILLE GAS COMPANY. Phone Main 164. jy20-4t 3c Wall Paper. A FRANK CO. LOST LOST Kodak pictures Dy not having them finished by PATTERSON, the Kodakerlst, 241 Fourth avenue.

North. my22-da-tf REWARD REWARD. For returning to 2012 We.it End ave, a female collie dog, with name "Princess Alice" on collar. D. B.

BLAKE. Jy21-tf 4 pmrx PIANOS I CAN save you 550 to 5100 on the purchase of a piano. Why? Because my expenses are a deal less than any other piano dealer In this city. I employ no high-priced salesmen or solicitors, as I do my own selling. 1 pay cash for my pianos, and am thus In a position to sell them at very low prices and on the easiest payments.

My line of pianos Is the finest, aa I am exclusive representative for such celebrated makes as Mehlin, Fischer, "Emerson and others. M. F. SHEA, 22 Arcade. my2JMm PIANOS, piano players, expert repairing.

F. A. LEATHERMAN PIANO HOUSE. 12 Arcade. Tel.

Main 957. 3894. Je29-30t REVOLVERS Nickel-plated at $1.25. Old mirrors resll-vered. NASHVILLE MIRROR 30 Deadertck street.

Tel Main 3140 np1f-tf MACHINES AND BIRDS NEW FIRM. STICKLE PHILPOT, 200 Sixth avenue. North. Sewing machines 13 and ud, canary birds and cages, gold fish and globes; a complete stock of bird and lish food. jeS-tf JipjMNGPJCjyRS DIXIE THEATER.

6c. The most popular moving picture house in Nashville. Dally change of programme. High class anil refined. je29-30t CLEANING LADIES' SUITS cleaned by most Improved dry cleaning process.

A trial will convince you outs Is best. Will for and deliver to all parts of city. D. B. SMITH, 140 Eighth avenue.

North. Main 4825. 3e30-tf JRESSING FOR n.00 PER MONTH we will keep your clothes in pood order. Will call for and deliver to all parts of city. No limit to number.

D. B. SMITH, 140 Eighth avenue, N. Phone M. 4S25.

JeSO-tC POSITIONS WANTED Do you want a position? If so. consult us. NASHVILLF, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 49 Arcade. econd Boot del6-tf JWACH1NERY OTTV WnTiTfS Vin'Ws r.nr1 engines.

Reeves' woodworking macnincry, mm supplies. mono Main 1334. JOHN P. DALE MACHINERY CO. jylO.lmo If you should happen to have a smash-un and need renairs or made new fnnd- ers.

lights, radiators, tanks, on your motor cars, aon worry, arms me work to the Rock Citv Tin and Copper Works, S2 Church street. Telephone Main 4882. don't practice on your machine; we repair them to stay repaired. Remember we do nothing but sheet metal work. We have convinced hundreds of others, let us convince you.

CARPET AND DRCLEING CARPET and house cleaning promptly attended to. NEW YORK CATtPET CLEANING WORKS. M. 1195. JIAJMAJDJ HAND-MADE waists, lingerie; infants' wpar.

Fridnvs and Saturdays, home made 'oreads, pastries, cakes, salads and otner uencacies. (janes ironi ouu up. Union street. jyS-lm FL0RGJHTNEJI NASHVILLE Floor Laying Company, 17 Arcade. Tel.

Main 1825. Hardwood floors and finishers. JELPJWANTJp APtEKTS WAT-JTED Men and women to sell SPENGLER COOKER each city that uses gas; SAVES ONE-HALF GAS, all DEE-LIGHTED. SPENGLER COOKER 02 Arcade, Nashville, Tenn. jy21-tf JIELPJA SALESMAN WANTED For West Tennessee and Kentucky for an old established line of stock and poultry remedies; experienced men preferred only those having the best of references as to character and ability accepted; Rood contract for right man.

Address MAGIC FOOD Chattanooga, Tenn. jy21-2t SHOE REPAIRING CHAMPION SHOE SHOP Is the only shop in this city which la using the best oak leather and O'Sullivan rubber heels; prompt," reliable. 321 Fourth avenue. North HARRY SCHWARTZ, proprietor. FOR SALE Toledo sprlnjrless automatic computing' -scales, $40 and up.

J. A. FRANKLIN, sales agent. 613 Commerce street, phone Main 4289. STAEDRSJBI STOLEN A dark brown mare about 12 years old, 14 hands high, with a broken white stripe down her back, pigeon toed and very sentle; $10 reward for arrest of thief and $10 for return of mare.

J. MORGAN GRAY, Madison, telephone Walnut 1014-L. ONE bay mare mule about 15 hands high, no shoe's, front bofs badly cut. Call Maji i'SOi for reward. JOE LIGHTMAN.

06 75 82 54 86 84 38 55 90 S2 S6 76 60 76 82 SO 84 7S 82' 75 SO S4 76 SO S4 70 54 S6 76 78 72 78 90 94 72 SS 00 62 55 92 7S SO S2 88 74 S2 LUNCH ROOM-Woman's Exchange has the cleanest, best home cooked meats in the city for 2B cents. 620 Union street. Ji-22-lm ENGRAVERS BRANDON P1UNTINO COMPANY. Have the most complete engraving plant in the South. Their work th best.

Their prices low. mylO-tf. LITHOGRAPHERS BRANDON PRINTING COM PANT. Do more lithograph wdrk than all other lithograph houses in the South combined. That should convince you aa to who does the best and cheapest work.

myl9-tf JHOTELS Mygda Sjjsirinags Get business men's ticket. Get rates for cottages. Highest point on L. N. between Nashville and St.

Louis. Address HIGH POINT HOTEL or telephone Main 1830. Je2-tf HJjJjMJLjEAJVEJ HAVE your old hat made new at GOLDSTEIN HAAS, 317 Fourth North. Phone Main 4063. Je29-tf HAY AND GRAIN EARL SAMUEL, Hay, Grain.

726 Fourth Main 152. Jyl-lm A. D. EDWARDS. Contractor and Builder.

Main 43M-L. 528 Union Street. Jyl-lm JHEEPAJRING EVERY fifteenth pair of half soles free July and August. Sewed half soles, 50c; rubber heels, 25c and 40c. While you wait.

A. CRONK, 314 Fourth avenue. North. Opposite Vanderbllt Building. jyl7-46t JVAUWER WANTED To bang your wall paper, 8c per roll; furnish paper and paper room, J3 up; plastering repaired.

Phone Walnut 180. OSCAR NORTON. jelB-tf 3c Wall Paper, A FRANK CO. Jel5-2mo WALL PAPER-Right styles, right prices. WRIGHT BROS.

TURNER. 303 Fifth North. Jy7-lmo 0JJLTRY IF YOU want to get FULL VALUE FOR YOUR POULTRY, ship It to B. BAFF SON, 134 Second avenue, South, Tenn. We sell our poultry DIRECT to the consumers in New York City.

-Let uf. know the amount of poultry you can now furnish us weekly. jeSEMmo. IF you want your chickens or animals photographed. I have a special camera for making them.

Call or write WILES, 411 Woodland st. Telephone Main 1250 or 307G-R. LAWN MOWERS repaired, sharpened on automatic machine. New and secondhand machines for sale. New machines exchanged for old ones.

KNOX ICIN-NARD. 53 Bridge ave. 'Phone 443G-W. ielS-tf AUCTIONEER W. J.

MATHIS, licensed auctioneer, solicits a share of public patronage; satisfaction guaranteed. Phone, Main 213G-L. 112 Wharf avenue. jyl5-30t BOARDERS Get located now. MRS.

ALLEY has nice rooms with private bath; also good table board. 201 Eighth avenue. South. Phone M. 1538.

jc22-lm WANTED Summer boarders at Radnor College, Maple Heights. jy21-tf JflmNJJORE WANTED By married couple, small furnished flat at once; no children; will take best care of same; must be reasonable. Call No. 7. Vauxhall Flats.

WANTED Three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping at once. Address A. B. PYBASS, 815 Third South. jyl9-3t WANTED At onco position by young lady stenographer, with five years' experience in general office work.

Address A. care American. WANTED Position as governess or comoanlon bv voung lad v. Fine reference. Address M.

2402 Branch ave. jyl9-6t TRAGEDY IN' WARREN COUNTY Carson Newby Killed by Adam Winnett Other Participants Wounded. CHATTANOOGA, July 20. Carson Newby was shot and killed by Adam Winnftt late yesterday afternoon eight miles from McMInnvIHe, as the result of a general light at a wheat threshing between the Winnetts and New-bys. Adam Newby was stabbed in the throat and shot through the shoulder, and 1b expected to die.

Bob Newby was also wounded, but Grovor Haley, the other participant, escaped uninjured. The Newbys and Winnetts are related, and the trouble "was the result of other family quarrels. Chicago, clear Denver, cloudy Fort Worth, partly cloudy. Galveston, partly cloudy Helena, cloudy Jacksonville, cloudy Kansas City, partly Knoxville, clear Louisville, clear Meluphis, partly cloudy Montgomery, partly cloudy. New Orleans, cloudy New York, clear Oklahoma, clear Pittsburg, clear Raleigh, clear San Antonio, partly cloudy.

Santa Fe, raining San Francisco, clear St. Paul, clear St. Louis, clear Vicksburg, clear Washington, clear RIVER BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at a. 75tn meridian time.

4J STATIONS. 60 5 5 a a a Jz rt fat; fj NASHVILLE 40 27.0 0.3 .00 Burnside, Ky S.6 :i.T .00 Carthage, Tenn. 40 20.4 0.3 Lock Tenn 43 23.9 0.5 .00 Clarksville. 43 23. 2 1,4 .00 Chattanooga, Tenn 33 7.5 0.8 .00 Bridgeport, 24 5.8 1.7 .00 Cincinnati, 0 50 17.3 1.7 .00 Louisville, Ky 28 11.2 0.7 .00 Cairo, 111 45 29.7 1.8 00 St.

Louis, Mo 30 1.4 .00 Memphis. Tenn. 33 20.0 0.2 .00 Have You Tried Beerette? Trade Mark Pending A Good Seller for Soft Drink Stand It Made Nashville Famous HADE AND SOLD ONLY DY The William Gerst Brewing Co. ORDERS FOR. The Cumberland Blver will fall today.

CINCINNATI, July 20. River, 17 feet and falling. JOHNSONVILLK. July 20. Rl'ver, 14 feet and rising; weather clear.

PITTSBURG, July 20. River at Davis Island dam, 11.9 feet above and 8.2 feet below, and at Freeport, 2 feet and falling. CAIRO. 111., July 20. River, 30 feet, and rising.

Arrived: Stacker Lee, from St. Louis. Departed: Stacker Lee. for the Mississippi; Fred Haitwog, for the Lower Mississippi. LOUISVILLK, July 20.

Rh'er, on falls, 9 feet; in canal, 11.2 feet, and foot of locks, 23.3 feet; weather clear With moderate temperature. Boats leaving. Bay, for Evansville; City of Cincinnati, for Cincinnati; Loucinda, for Car-rollton and way points. PADUCAH, July reads, 22.2 feet and rising; weather clear. Dick Fowler to Cairo at 8 a.

John Lowry to Evansville at 11 a. Clyde to the Tennessee at 6 p. Nellie Willett td the Upper Ohio this afternoon. Local packets In and out on time. Business quiet.

COLUMBIA STOCKYARDS SOLD TO ST. LOUIS FIRM Special Dispatch to The American. COLUMBIA, July 20. A large deal was consummated here today by which the Guy Denton Harrington Mule Company, of St. Louis, acquired the property of the Columbia Stockyard Company, located near the depot, and which was owned and operated by J.

W. Howard Co. This was one of the most extensive mule yards In the South, and has been headquarters for mule dealers for many years. The new company will operate as the Columbia Mule Company, and will be managed by Frank Dale, of this place. The purchase price is J27.5O0.

Pilserver and Bohemian Bottled Beer Promptly Fillad by GERST LOUISVILLE BRANCH ICth and Kentucky StB. Loivill, H. For Further Information Write to The William Gerst Brewing Co. NASHVILLE, TEnti..