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The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
STUDENTS AND SOLDIERS FIGHT.
Tho Fuss Arose Because There Wasn't
Room Enough on Tho Parade Grounds
For The students to Play Ball and MI
litia to Parade-All at The Same Time.

The Fuss Arose Because Thore Wasn't
Room Enough on The Parade Grounds
For The students to Play Ball and mi.
litia to Parsde-Alls At The Same Time.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. May 2S-While two
ing their annual inspection on the ath-
letic grounds of the South Carolina
College here this afternoon, a foul
ball struck by a student engaged in q
game of baseball at the other end of
the grounds, struck the horse of Maj.
b. b. Evans, an officer on Adjt. Gen.
Watts staff. The militia had only
been given permission to use half of
the grounds; but Gen. Watts immedi-
ately requested the ball players to
withdraw until the troops could march
past in quitting the field. ''
This the students refused to do; and
the police declining to interfere, Gen
Watts ordered the troops to advance
| The students resisted and some broke
through the line. A general riot fol-
lowed, in the course of which q 90.
Iliceman was knocked senseless and {
student named Mccall had his head
crushed, from the effects of which h'
may die. Prof. of History r. Mean
Davis interferred and was knocked
down by student, and two soldier'
were knocked down. The soldiers ad
vanced at right shoulder arms ant
were hardly to blame. They simpl!
obeyed orders. The police being pow
erless, the faculty finally quieted thei
students, and the soldiers were march
ed back to their aFmOries. Whel
fseen by press representative "a
night, Adit. Gen. Watts uecFined
say anything.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
FOR BIMETALLlSM.

Tho French Convention Discusses the
Present Outlook-The Three American
Qpmmissioners Occupy Seats Of Honor
at Banquet and Hear Premier Meline.
PARIS, May 2S.-There were 400 del
egates present today at the annual
meeting of the National Bimetallic
League. Deputy Foug0irol presided.
M, Threy, Secretary of the league,
read the report. 1t set forth that the
leading event of the year was the
ele ectiOn of President Mckinley, which
gave great satisfaction to bimetallists.
He dwelt upon the necessity of bring
ing the movement to definite issue
before the expiration Of President Nc
Kinley's term of Office. The French
government had done excellent work
which the international negotiations
would reveal. 1t had persevered, in
seeking the CO operation of Great
Britain because the latter's participa-
tiOn would disarm the worst OppO-
nents and give international bimetal-
lism a permanent and solid basis.
The report added: "The Englisf
horizon is less dark than asserted. The
presence Of the American delegates iI
Paris Lnay greatly hasten q solution O
the question. France and America
could easily come to an agreement 1
England was inclined to serious eff
fort in favor of silver, and German!
would follow her example. 1t is upoI
this that the question Of internatiOna
bimetallism, therefore, depends for it
practical solution"
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
commencement Invitation.

Tax CAUCASIAN acknowledges re-
kipt of an invitation to be present at
be burlington Institute, to be held
uue lst and and. The program IS
eatly gotten up. Hon. M. w. Ran
pm will deliver the annual address
June 2nd at 2 80 p. IN.
We desire to acknowledge our
banks for an invitation to the Com
encenent exercises of Elon College
be held June Sth, 9th, and 10th. The
Flnted invitations sent out are artis-
gems while the programme Is an
lusus ly interesting one, Hon. W.
.kltchn will deliver the Literary
'dress on June 9th at II O'Clock a
at 1890 f.. Moffet, will deliver the
amni address. At night Rey. ). "
arter, Of RsIelgh will preach tn
Accaaureate Sermon. Thursday II
mmencement day proper Of tn
suuatlng classes.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
IMPORTANT CUBAN CONFERENCE.

Cen .lm .r aud Othe-s to NJ set In 'hiia.
d.Iphis this Week.
II is definitely settled that the most
important conference yet held in
America in connection with the Cuban
cause will assemble in Philadelphia
some time this week. Gen. Palmer
will preside. With him will be Quesa-
da, the young charge d'Affalres. They
are comi ng here it is said, to prepare
plans that they may meet with the en-
tire appreciation of the administration
at Washington.
LII is sSid that a. soon rs Senator
John sherman became Secretary OF
State he sent for Qnesads- to 'haye 2
long aud careful talk with him. That
interview has had more TO do with
the coming conference than A9y one
| thing that has occurred in Cuban a.
fa,rss since the Inauguration 81 the
wsr two years ago. To some II seems
| t. mean that the aut0i ony OF CUBA vi
be demanded. To the extremists 1t ap.
pears that independence and then a.
lance with the United States Will bt
the result. The Cubans say they have
reason TO believe the Mckinley I'd.
ministPation is going to carry out TIT
pslsoy on which Mckinley becam'
President.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
Execution Sale /!

nY virtue of an execution issued
IL BY the Superior court of Wake
county in The case Of Martha 81.
Blake ys. D. Columbus Blake and 9TH
ers, will ON Monday the 12th day of
July, 1897, at Ia O'Clock N, at the court
house door Of said county, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
execution, all the right, title and in
tsrest which the defendants, d. COlum-
bus Blake, A. J. Blake, John Blake
and Solomon Blake, have in the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-Wit
Beginning at q maple on the north
bank of Mine Greek about poles
above the road leading from Raleigh to
Tippers Cross Roads, thence north a
degrees east, 143 poles to pine stump
thence north SO 81 degrees west, IL.
poles to = stake and pointers, thence
south 243 poles to . stake, thence eas1
25 poles to , poplar on said Nine
Greek near the lower end Of bldh
rhence up the various courses of sait
creek to the beginning; being. ont
hundred and ten anres more or less
the same being the lands tonveyed t.
Marriena Blake by Joseph A. drew
and wife by deed recorded in Book Al
on page 626, in the Office of Register o
Deeds for Wake county.
HAN. T. JONES,
Sheriff Wake Co.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t re-
moves dandruff, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
Just as a desert will blossom
under rain, so bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
ished. But the roots must be
there. If you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
if you wish to restore the lost
tint of gray or faded hair use
Ayers Hair VigOr.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
sANc1lflcApoNIsrs NOT WANTED

Farmers Along tho Chowan River Object
to tho DWellers ip Arka.
The Post
NORFOLK, Va, May 30-The sancti-
fed colonists, who were driven from
Chincoteague Island some time ago BY
the outraged natives, many of whose
families were broken up by the pecu-
liar faith of the band, are now living
in their ark N the Chowan River
near the North Carolina line. The
people in the vicinity of the sanctih-
cationists' headquarters, however, have
become tired of their proximity, and
the leader, Lynch, has received moving
orders from the indignant farmers
thereabouts. The sancti6ed say they
| will move rather than risk another bat
tie of the kind they had at Chigcotea
que and later in North Carolina, wher
volleys were fired by both sides. Th'
residents of the surrounding country
declare that unless the band vacates
and quickly, th.y will use force t.
compel them.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

The Shock 1sat - All Pssss es N.lsssh-
But slight Damage Wa Demo.
Last Monday Raleigh experienced
an earthquake. it occurred at about
l:55 p. m. There were two dis
tinct shocks, the second more severe
than the first, and each lasting about
fifteen seconds. The vibrations
seem TO have been southeast ard
northwest.
1t Was felt distinctly in all parts
Of the city and nearly everywhere
the people ruahed from their houses
and places Of business into the
streets. In this respect it Was simi-
lar to the great earthquake OF Au-
gust 81, 1886, except that on account
Of its being in the day time,
the deep unreasoning terror thea
displayed was this time less pro-
nouuced.
But it was not altogether lacking.
even yesterday. In some instances
women became hysterical and clung
to those near them, men rushed from
buildings and did not stop till they
reached the middle of the street.
The negroes, always very supersti-
tious. were much wrought up by the
trembling of the earth.
Though I o serious damage was do II /,
walls wero cracked, plastering fell
and bricks tumbled from chimney
tops.
In the Supreme court building the
walls cracked and the timbers in the
roof cracked as il they we're being
terribly strained.
The same thing happened at the
Park Hotel and the plastering drop
ped eff in some places.
Walls in the agricultural building
we're cracked and Secretary Bruner
said he thought the whole eastern
wall would fall.
The chimneys of Mr.. James Briggs
and Mr.. Robert Jones, on Hillsboro
street, were cracked and knocked
off.
Property owners on Cannon street
report two chimneys damaged and
plastering in one house knocked
down.
Some slight damage in breaking
glasses occurred at Thos. r. Jones
bottling works.
In addition to the above ther,
: were reports Of slight damage ir
!, other portions of the city. But
none of them am Mount to much.
kilograms pnd telephone message!
. from Apex, Morrisville. Wake For
est, Garner and other sections o
the county indicate that the SHOCK
was felt in all Of them, but no grea
damage was done anywhere.
:, The shock was felt in all parts o
: Virginia and North Carolina, an
t possibly in other States, though o
= this We have not been able to re
: ceive any information. Numerou
kilograms have been received stat
ing the occurrence of the shock, an
y at about the same time 1t oceurre
n here.
4 Our information indicates that tn
a shock was most intense at Newpol
f News, Va. There the building
: swayed in such a manner as to to-
J rorize the people, many of who1
ran out in the streets when the shoe
;, !. was first felt.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
HOW TO FIND OUT.

l..a bottle or common water glass
.rr urine and let it stand twenty
r,ur hours; a sediment or settling in
trstr, a diseased condition OF the
..I1rr,.. when urine stains linen it
7. pu-ltive evidence Of kidney trouble.
Tao frequent desire to urinate or pain
IN the back, il also convincing proof
,hst he kidneys and bladder are out
VI order.
There is comfort in the knowledge
1 =, often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
.s,uIp- Root, the great kidney remedy
rTel, every wish in relieving pain in
w.. Ma K, kidneys, liver, bladder and
.,,,y psrt Of the urinary passages. IL
CORRECT. inability to hold urine and
.1hng pain in passing it,, or bad
ss.ri. GLOWING use Of liqnOr, wine or
ts,r snd overcOmes that unpleasant
nsc,..ity Of being compelled to get up
many times during the night tn uri-
n.t. The mild and the extraordinary
sF.rt Of ~wamp- Root ia soon realized.
f. .tand- the highest for it's wonder
GI rlrp- of the most distressing cases
4 n you need n medicine you should
t.y. the best. Sold by druggists
mice frty cents aud one dollar. For q
.amplp bottle and pamphlet, both sent
M free hy mail, mention The CAUCAsIAN
and send your full post -Ofiice address
no pr. n liner Il Co., BinghamptOn, N
IN. The proprietors of this paper
III vusrantrr the genuineness Of this
X# .Hpr
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
AN OPEN SWITCH.
Wrecks . ras>eoser Trsis In Csisrsd -
several Passsog sss lei red sud saGisss
aod Ftremsa kili.d.

wrecks . Pas.soser Trsia In Csisrsd -
several Passenger IrI ared sud asissss
asd Firsmso kili. d.
GLESwooD SPRINGS. Col. May 2s.-
An Extra freight. on the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad, going west, ran
upon the. CAbasa siding, At o'clock, TO
allow No. 1 passenger-the Atlantic
Express-to pass. The switch vas
left open. The first section Of No. 4
ran into the open switch, derailing the
engine, mail and baggage coaches, and
one passenger coach.
Engineer John West and Fireman
Denny DOnahOy were instantly killed.
Passengers were badly bruised and
shaken up. Some had to be rescued
through holes cut in the coaches. Some
were cut with broken glass and badly
scratched, but il is thought that none
is seriously injured. All the passen.
gers Of the wrecked section were
brought on the second section Ia
GlenWOOd.
The point where the accident ac-
CURED is . very dangerous Que, just on
the bank of the Grand River, where Z
little more momentum would have pre-
cipitated the entire train into the va
ter, which is how very high.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
wake Forest commencement.

The Trustees OF Wake Forest Col
I.rr met on the 18th OF May. Present:
|T +. Skinner, X. II. Marsh, X. II.
|Nanu, N Il. cobb, j. ID. Huiham, j.
4 4 Boone, John Mitchell, w. X. Gwath-
i tmpy, John r.. white, j. +. SpainhOur,
4Il. e. pockery, and +. +. Aydlett; also
IN Il. Brewer, John G.. Scarborough, l..
IA. Dunn, G.. j. Hunter, and ii. Ii. Duff
4ty The old officers were reelected,
$sayp the auditor, DR.. Marsh. lie de-
&, Filmed IN serve, and N. B. BrOughtOn
y atur,ppdrd him The report Of Presi-
heut Fay Ior was read, showing 263
Audput, enrolled There are SO in
M hp law class, and i0i IN the graduating
a Alass. Ot the latter, 3S are recommend
~ for the degree of Batchelor of Arts,
ID for Master of Arts, and 7 for Batch
~ tIor Vt Laws. The faculty recommend
ID 40 one for honorary degrees. Rev.
Il e.. Broughton, of Roanoke, Va, de-
~ lypred the annual address before the
.IAumui Association. The attendance
S kss large
Fl On the 18th was commencement day.
Rhe attendance was large and the
kraduatlng class the largest in the
history OF the college. The days
Hhef exercises were the addresses OF
thosen members of the senior class
hesp were a. follows: Statutory
Melioriam," X. n. Simms,of Raleigh
Truth Triumphant" G.. l.. Greaves
Pa,quotank; "The Tyranny of Pub
fc OPINION, A. +. Sans. of Madison
punty; Freedom; Its Origin ant
sngers," q. Y. Iineberry. Of Chat
lam county; "InternatiOnal Arbitra
ion" A. B. Cannady, of Granvill
ounty; "The Mission of the Poet,
n. II. Heck, of Raleigh; "POlitics
ossism," s. f. Hall, of Stokes county
How Shall we Readjust Ourselves t
BUR New ConditiOns?" ii. II. Marsh
urn, of Macon county; ValedictOr!
yG. X. King, of Franklin county
he following members Of the gradu
3ting class presented theses: s. .
Becker, II. J. Briggs, Jr. w. ID. Burn
T. Carstarphen, Il. l.. Candle, I
Cowan, X. $. Dowd, B. b. Fore, (
Fry, J.C. Gillespie, f. A. Grifiil
IT,, G. ". Griffin, ID. Z. Harris, Z.
Rolland, J. f.. johnson, w. +. JOyne
r. King, l. J. Leary, G. M. MclI
bsh, X II. McNeill, l.. r. mills, Jr.,
Palmer, G. b. Paul, L.. A. Robertson
4, Z. Rogers, M. Shepherd, G. M. st,
fy.W NJ. Stancell, w. M. Stillwe
r.. Skies, Z. 5. Vann, J. M. Wake
G. Watkins, G. ID. Weeks. The
re forty two graduates.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
A Good Thing.

We call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement on the fourth
page of this issue in regard to "Iapa-
nese Menthal Ice" and "Palmers Mag
netic Inhaler" These medicines en-
Joy a high reputation and have an
enormous sale everywhere. X. G.
Rivers has secured the wholesale
agency for these medicines and will
be glad to correspond with those out
of employment who desire to make
good thing by canvassing for them
Only one agent to town. Agents
who are in the field report good sales
aud that the preparations are being
highly praised by all who are using it
Write at once aud secure the agency
for your town or t"wnship-address
all communications to r. &. Rivers
Raleigh NC
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
HOW's ThlS2


We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDINa, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Price 75c. per bottle, Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

Eso>aalou of the Greek Royal Family 10
Critical
LONDON, May 29.-The Morning
poat's correspondent at Constantine
nle says: "Today (FridayI the en-
h..sies received word from their re-
snective Ministers at Athens thst the
nosition Of the Greek royal family il
now crlticsl.. King George is practi-
oally barrioaded in the palace, and It is
reported that he is making his prepar-
atoms to leave Athens in order ia
evade the fury of the p0pulace. The
relations between the King and II
Ralli, the Premier, are very much
strained, and the general situation Il
extremely serlous.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
Den yer Reform ID by Won 60.

DENVER May 30.-The election of .
decent city council, through the efforts
Of women, has begun to bear fruit in
the grand jury. Active steps to thwart
women in the recent election have
been discovered, and the grand jury
will investigate. 1t Was shown on the
opening Of the ballot boxes that many
were empty, and the Cnly returns were
those made by the judges without any
ballots to reveal how they came by the
count. This took place in At least five
places in one ward. Three women
are said to be implicated, and they
may be arrested. The refOrmers have
applied to the mayor to have three Oi
the late city officials indicated for is.
suing warrants without authority.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
Comp"titivs Examination.

competitive examination for the
h'lhent to- the Naval Academy
0hapnIls to fiji the vacancy now
og rom the sixth Congressional
['ci OF North Carolina will be held
nherton, RobesOn county, June
W. The least age at which one
'rr the Academy is fifteen and
rates twenty years. None eli g
SNcrpt hpns tide residents of the
Y who shall have resided in same
y two years Immediately preced-
= dAt, oi their appointment. Ap-
Us VIII he examined in reading
y Spel'lrg, history and geOgra-
Va" | ulted States, English
mar artthmetic and atgebra
Pr candidates then and there ap
uu show cause why they shouis
the nomination. All who low
nderof the warships and wan
'heIr fortune on sea.
CHAs. II. MARTIN, M. G.
Ih District Of North Carolina.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Rev. A.
G. Harrison, pastor of the Peoples
Tabernacle, and his family, disap-
peared from their home yesterday,
and it is reported the reverend gen.
tleman is $1,000 short in his ac-
counts. He was given entire charge
of the church funds, and, according
to the charges, failed to pay bills
for furniture, carpets, and a church
organ, for which money was given
him, and also borrowed large sums
from his palishioners.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

The Manufacturer's Record, under
the direction Of the Seaboard Air Line.
has ISSUED what is called the especial
Seaboard Air Line Supplement"
This "supplement" contains state
ments of the industrial, Agricultural,
manufacturing and home attractions
and advantages of the territory reach
ed by the Seahoard Air Line.
The information Is alike of interest
to the farmer, merchant and manufac-
turer.
The pamphlet is handsomely bound
and will make an attractive and valua.
BILE addition to any library or reading
room.
Copies can be obtained BY address
ing, r. J. Anderson, General Passenger
Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
LITERAL PREMIUMS.
Mr.. James A. HigEs Makes IN InterestinG
Proposition to Wake County Farmers.

Mr.. James A. HigEs Makes m Interesting
Proposition to Wake County Farmers.
Mr.. James A. Higgs, of this city, the
hustling and popular representative
of Me ssrs John E. Hurst & Co., of Bal
timore, offers again this year attrac-
tive premiums to Wake county farm.
ers. He will give the Wake county
farmer who brings the first bale of new
cotton to Raleigh market premium
of $40 in gold. For the first cotton
bloom 81. For the first ripe water
melon 81. For the first basket of ripe
peaches 81. First peck sweet potatoes,
80 cents. Fullest stalk of corn with
ear on it, 30 cents. These premiums
will all be paid in cash by Mr.. Higgs,
as they are won at the store CT Sher-
wood Higgs & Co. ~t..'
The same premiums were offered by
Mr.. Higgs last year and he says that
Panther Branch township gotta move
on itself and won them all. He hoped
this year that the other sections Of the
country will get q hustle on them and
rake in some of the premiums.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
PREACHER ussp v.e,svs rEass.


SSs+ ~o@ND oOOohDO WtoS9 - S0ObS uS4
CAasorasssssssSoss - Deity.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nay x.-Rev. Jsmss
Hosxirs. preacher OF the Free Thinl =.
ef faith, who has b~en holding forth on
ths streets Of the city for thirty nigh,s,
Vas tried 10 the police court today and
lined. His arrest was caused BY the
vicious terms With which he chasac-
terized Christ and denouncinG Him ~
. hypocfite. liar. and pr,,ender.
Jhe preaching created general in
diEnation, and many complaints were
made against the preacher. He wAs
warned TO desis'. bot refusing 70 do
30, he Was arrested. His entire deoom-
inAtion Was present in court, and
when he Vas fined they declared the y
would have cases made against the
salvation Army. Only = nominal nns
Va, assessed, ~ Hoskins promised t6
discontinue bis sermons.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
sN0WlNTWO STATES.


Low r. mperature and Falling Wakes In
Mehlgsn and Wiscohsin.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May sO.-Many
points in Michigan and Wisconsin ex-
perienced the novelty Of Decoration
Day snow storms to-day.
AtMenominee, Mich, it showed at
frequent intervals all day, sometimes
quite herd.
] At Bay field, Wis, sufficient snow
fell last night to cover the ground, and
the thermometer dropped to 30
At Oshkosh, Wis, Snow fell this
morning, and At noon the thermome' e.
ter registered the. lowest in many
years at this season.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
EvorvlDOdv Saws So.

Cusc,irets Candy Cutl,urtic, the most won
lerful medical disco> erv Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, d1spel colds,
and biliousness. Please buy and try q box
Of &. c. c. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
Z rtton Diving

n much complaint through
county Of cotton dying. In
eo serious that some OF the
iners inthe count y are pl0w.
.Ir cotton and Teplanting
used by the unusually cool
Us. There is also com plaint
orn stands. Many farmers
Fplendid stands have now moi
IAN a half stand. Chinch bug
ng their deadly work.
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

Ne -AsesAss As~sess rssJ - 80 . Ls
tsa As.sesasssi rs sA-..

sss As,sesnsssi ~. sa-~.
ATLANTA, Ca. Nay g.-Es oss
Nosthen. of thi. city. IN csrry'u6 ,1s'
his theory !os The practical soisisOn Of
she Agricultural Problem. Of The
south. has jgs, b-gsn sith A~ssrs y.
c. Vance. OF Louisville Ny, and y. u.
Putn~y and l.. T. welca. of Albany
Ga, the location Of anoS.~r iarEv cob
ony Of people. upon to.0ss scr~. ~ land
near Albany. Ga
The land vail BE- divided into farms
ranging from ten to 100 are. 20 b
devoted 90 fruit. meioos, SeG~sabies
grain, grasses. and stook. With one
large city. covering !ooo aer~s. aud 10
Gated IN the ce1ter uf the laads, To
get her with mum o~rs Of small eommu.
mites OF viiiaEee-
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03

TO have Q
graceful body
y N N etricai
features and
q clear CON-
plexion. This
10 hers BY
birthright. II
il only when
some disease
or calamity
robs her OF
these natural
gifts,so which
she 10 enti-
tied that abe
The Caucasian., 1897-06-03
Visit Of Congressm On to tho Nashville FL
position.

a large delegation 10 9f copg,sssmen en-
q special Pullman train via Southern
Railway P. n. Of May 25th enroute to
the Nashville Centenial Exposition.
Interest in this important exposition
is increasing daily, and the Southern
Railway offers double daily train ser
vice through the most beautiful noun
tain scenery to be found anywhere In
this country.
Call on any representative of that
company for full information.