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,The place where all -good men should'^stop The Stag Hotel Room Clean and Cp-to-Date European 1 Baths in Connection Every Modern Convenience . STANLEY 4 BOGENSHOTT, PROP’R ,S34,BSARKETST. PHONE 2598, CHATTANOOGA *. < * f i.t .. •' • - * * ' • _ .CHATTANOOGA MARBLE W’KS. A. W. HASSELL Prop. •^o£r and Granite Monuments ■ Ti S er^ d . 1149-51 MARKET ST We have .monuments in stock from $8 to $3,000 - ' ' ' * i ' * f. ' ' ' Call on or write Us. _ ■ - - - ■ ■ —■ — ■ __ __ ’ ir For The Same Money? Call on us for repair work, bridles, collars, oils, whips, or anything in the hairiest line. J Second hand harness bought and sold, work guaranteed, ; prices right ANpHRSON HARNESS GO; 301 Main st„ Chattanooga. W. L, Douglas $3.00 SHOES $3.50 Shoes at all prices, for every member of the family. . ; • Men Boys, Women,' Misses and -Children v\ . L. Douglas makes and sells more men’s $2. TO, $3.00 and $3.50 shoes than any other manuka turer in the world, because they hold their shape, lit better, wear longer, and are of greater value than any other shoes in the world today. W. L. Douglas $4 aid $5 Gilt Edge Shoes Cannot Be Equalled at Any Price. caution, W. L. Douglas’ name and price is stamped on bottom. Take no substitute. Sold by the best shoe , dealers everywhere. Illustrated -catalog free to any address — Sv. L. Douglas, Broo-kton, Mas. V MaV p .. IflClA I 111111 n Chattanooga,* Teim. A/HEN IN NEED OF r. > • v •> • Furniture and Gsneral House.- Hold Goods see - The MONTGOMERY AVENUE FURNITURE COUNTY -/; * # p 157 Montgomery Ave. ' Chattanooga Tern They are’actually ll.c ( Ida ed M.d Bi.M home • - Kuril is he# s in the C ity dint think t\ b * v<<! s<* i im go Or S2O. Sj ot CaU: —Can i Gf ;ti u? ( all ni it r ] lit in. Ifesure to he projaerly equlpjied—obtain the STIH7- | UN’ sand you CANNOT GO WIiONC. V. C in-a-kc RIFLES . .• . from $2.25 to $150.00 *J ,-PISTOLS . . . from 2.5 f J to '50.00 i SHOTGUNS. . froiA 7.50 to 35.00 i -\sk your dealer and insist Send for 140-jwge ilJi’S on our popular make. If tmcd catahvg. If later- rf you canned obtain, we ship e-rted in SHOOTING, jxiu S dire t, carriage charges ought to have it. Mailed | prepaid, upon receipt of for four cents in stamps to K catalog cover postage. f Our -attractive.three-color Aluminum Hanger ill be | sent anywhere fur 10 cents in stamps. I J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO., I P. O. Pox 4096 , | Chicopee Falls, Mass., U. S. A.- | CHATTANOOGA'S RELIABLE FIRMS $ . vt J)e surs N* be pro's’r’v Cgorppen fhr your hunt; f; Use the “CTI'V " r.n I I.a'v ti.e your 1 hcloc* oacii< t' c ■ . rove i 1 ;>• a, an ! 1T.;.: t..:rt ... is no possibility <f ; ota r\r t p.-itit: ' away when sighte ! 1■" (7t:r glinsi d'r.r: f L L I.L'lLo, ri.j I c Lo-j -Jti jf ... . rf-T* A;!? jcur dealer, andl l '•on"T Fait, to’send for insist, ru'urr c ds. If illustrated catalog. It is a '.r „Min frl-toiritirm hooka freat y reft re .MC anti y UC.1..1 tcLtaiMilcn, ]st a*il Interested in wc V t:l‘p direct, tx- t! c grind sp< reef sheet* prc\S J t'c|’a:d, nponjing. Mailed fct4 rents in : receipt of | r.cff. (stamps to pay j>*tage. 11l T i'll 17. MAKK vUhfttrRTFIJI PUZZkJx! This oh vc? r.m.eit/ >.iil l e mailed 1-U.L Ii gjan <? guestf. J. STZVEN3 ARMS & TOOL CO,, P.0.80x .;..a>a, CIItCOPEa l'Ai.x.s; MASS., O.S.A. WHO APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE BURKE & COMPANY TAILORS 825 MARKET STREET, CHATTANOOGA, IEKH “Tlieman with the shears Who daily appßß-rs ’* In at!veitisii'i w our work Is the man who knows What’s best in Clothes — If you doubt it call on Bl RKE. made, the whole assemblage rose en masse', waving flags, handkerchiefs, newspapers, hats jfnd coats, anything and everything which Lands could lay upon t'6 wave aloft or hurl into the air, while a bedlam of Sound poured out from these ten thousand throats in exultant yells, cat calls, Comanche warwboops, with the added din oi shrieking horns, the roar of mega phones and the strains of the band playing an exultant anthem. Nomination Unanimous. When for a moment order could be secured out of tpis tempestuous chaos of demonstration, state after state which had at first recorded its vote for Johnson or Gray, fell into line With the-overmastering column, anc the nomination was made unanimous and by acclamation. The taking of the vote had beer followed with breathless interest as state after state swelled the Brvar strength. When New York was reach ed In the call of states, the announce ment of Chief Murphy, “seventy-eight votes for Bryan/’ brought out a wild outburst of enthusiastic approval, which for a time compelled - tb'er sus pension of the roll call A Lorn Sec-sien. The ct iivcntlon adjourned at 5.30 o’clock Friday ncrnir.g until 1 p. ra:. after having been in session continu ously for more than e*ghl hours. An the d&icgat; sand spectators left., the hall, the ccLpea of enthusiasm con tinued to .reverberate throughout the building while crowds < ut-lde took up the shout and bore it along the dark ; ad silent streets, aw akening the city just as the first pale rays of dawn were breaking in the east, with the rebounding cheers of “Bryan, Bryan, Bryan.” - Denveri Ccio., July 11 —The demo-, ora tic national convention concluded its lah vr. 1 a tit F rj. day. aftcr nccn • by t.ue ficmir.atibii of John Worth Kern, of Indiana - , tor-vice presided, -complet ing the t eket cn which William Jen nings Bryan was made the nominee for president. The nomination cf Mr. Kern was made by acclamation amid the re sounding cheers of delegates and spec tators. No ballot was necessary, as the tide of sentiment had set irresisti bly toward the Indiana candiVtat 1 , state after state registering the Jr del egations in his favor, and all other candidates withdraw ing belt re the uni versal demand for his nomination. The convention, after adjourning at daylight with the nomination cf Mr. Bryan, resumed its session at 1 p. m. f . dm r l? **+■' ’$ -WiL •; i ft r d-v ■’'&**&. W’’ ■- \ i • A £sss>// \ %Jmt -a ■ : ' l ' "sM^r 'A vi? vV-T, 1 .7xl Am' 'o | ■> -•*){ A'VV W . • a / | c-.r : * I L i Iv-yV *•? if - '> T :j ■ t • :>- f K\| ' - \ / . ./ (io ty '* 'i'f' ’- : iy \ / •*■ ivij/wof) -v V\/ 1* I’r.t+ftir* . _ ' ' -i-*** FRIEDMAN : - ' ’ ' /' "• < ' A' ' - Id rf!s 4 ri!>ulor of SHWAEb’.ST LOUIS HONEST JV ODE CLOTHING ' ‘ : SI A hf N'iCCitbuir. [■}-{ -,cosi--c*y t> S Jl' - ' s * J r ' / o a*v -x • - *' Ki, \l >. o, ? ,0 Mai kot ~C 4. IK' 1 v jtM Tel!H, . JOHN W. lvEdtN. with a powerful undercurrent already in motion toward the nominaCrJii of Kern for recced place. KOrii th'e First Name Cft3red. On the call Fir gta.tss, Indiana pre sented the name of Kern; Colorado, thro ug h f. >rin e r Go -v ern o r Tiiorn as, placed in nomination Charles A. Tewn.o, of New York; Connecticut presented Archibald McNeill, and Georgia, Clark Howell. For a time it locked as though a ball* t would be required. But the steady line of states which joined in seconding Kern’s nomination scon made it apparent that the chances of all other candidates iiad been extin guished . Votes Given to Kern. Mr. Towns in person was the first candidate to recognize the decisive nature of the Kern movement, and iii a ringing speech he withdrew his name from consideration a"nd nl< deed his support to the ticket of Tip an anu Kei n. Delegate J. T. Kill, of Georgia, who in nominating Mr. Howell had made quite a hit with the convention, rose and withdrew Mr,. I low elk’s name, and seconded Kern for Georgia. Withdrawal quickly followed frc.ru the supporters cf McNeill, of Connec ticut, leaving the Indiana candidate dope in the- field. The withdrawal cf the Connecticut candidate was ac ci rr.pkshcd by a motion that the nomi nation of Kern be made by acclama tion . Convention Adj ou n s. The me tun was card and with a vlerieifhg sheet, and the great as scmbmga brake into da mo ous demon ch alien on the accomplishment of it? werfc a:; cl the coir pic tic n cf the demo cratic r a Venal ticket. Tk e u oinlh all e n was in ad e a t 4:2‘d, and the -Co:r- an k". adjourn .and w.ttjfltut date. Metro Lynched hi Tennessee. Nashville. Team. .Tidy IC <A M:hl dl ton, Term., di pat h saws that Hugh Jones, a negro, was strung up to a sapling limb near that place by 3 mob of a lured red men 'em daylight on Tuesday morning. Jones l ad attempt nil to -assault Miss Ora Yoppe, ague seventeen. lls was captured at I.n- Crange, and was -t .ir..g brought ix Middleton by special deputies wrier, ti e mob-.appeared and took charge 6T the prisoner , Dividend fc r N., C. & St. L. New York, July 1G. —The Nashville ‘Chattanooga and St. Dcuis Railway company has" declared a semi-annua, dividend of 2% per cent, which is.a re •duction of % cf I per cent from the regular semi annual dividend. Bryan PJeased with Party Platform. Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., July 10. — , “I am very much pleased with the platform. It is clear, specific and strong, and 1 am grateful to the com- 1 mitte'e for the work that they have done in starting the issues. I am 'sure that ti:o platform will greatly j strengthen us in the right upon which we are entering.,” is a statement of' \V. J. Bryan upon reading the plat j form adopted at the democratic na tional convention. ! Fire Causes Loss cf S2OO COO. New York, July 9. —A less est. mated at nearly £200,000 was suS’erbc. ! by College Point, L. 1., by a fire -which destroyed Zei:clen’s hotel and ■casino, Dondera’e casino and a num ' her of small adjoining building? The Bethlc hem ' Orp l etirn asylum, RIVERSIDE CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. THE FINEST IN THE SOUTH WE SERVE THE BEST FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Popular Prices and Polite Attention. Next to Stag Hotel 332 MARKET ST., CHATTANOOGA Telephone No. 274. Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers EVERYTHING THAT MFN WEJtR EXCEPT SHf.ES The genial John B. Hughes a Dade County bv, to wait on you. Cali and see your friends. 821 MARKET ST . - CHATTSK'GOGft. 7ENH. FOR FURNITURE go to the old reliable firm ot botfsch&lk oompany / ) They will give you bargains. - 1 - ' 732 IVIfiRKET STREET CHATTANOOGA ( fitch Phonic 141)8 Kks and nce Prom; it * - k . j- — 1- - ' WlTir | e • tl O p4 1 q 4 |\ v> Wf„ iJ 1 l SUNDAY EKGICEME-KTS BIAOE IN ADVANCE 7111-2 !V\T<£T SHEET „JHE, CENTRAL' LUT.GH EBOM- ■ Sf-s- A T *2% —- 305 MARKET ' ST., CHATTANOOGA. (NEAR eeivi l; AI, DEPOT.) f i ■ ■ •. \ Open Every Day and Night. Come to See Us ‘JEFF DAVIS (-. P. GL r SE AND CO _ DEAJtEP IK > !ImVp yoiMD'ade vonr ni-ran->errjfcnts to live t n 0 U inhi if ( > why dbn’t yuVS pt'onr prices on P-1 -f > {'■-'■ FRI ir JARS and VEGETABLE CAKSL 'Vc arc ie!ai-A l t jjcse goods at wholesale prices. * >) £Q ocry0 cry (jjO:' -V : Telephone 813, 255 Main Street, Chattanooga. I'* l - : :