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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAEL
~ Wei!and. Henry Hsissr md Joan Wax
have expended nine Injured tsSoo) dollars In
work. labor and improvsmsnts upon the Nielsen
quarts lode claim In Hue cloud mining district,
aproar BY certificate died August -. 1888. 10 the
Oh. 90 Of the recorder Of said esaAty. In ordss 70
hold raid premises under the provisisns Of $50
being ths amount required 70 held The samo fer
tho year comm. nsin9 January !. !6ss. = tAs rear
ending December 81. 1898. aad II within ninsty
location you fail or Rsfuso 70 eontribats yous
proportion Of such expsndituss (fss ssprsssntar
your interest In said cIaim Will bsoems the
property of the nndersisnsd. under said ssotion
ASA Of the Revised statutss o. the United
HtAtss. CHAEIIhB EL6ON
FIRST publication AUG. 70. 1898
Dated Helena. Montana. Aug 70. 1884
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
q. 8. LAvD OFFICE,

49, STHA'
HELENA. Mont. Aug, %, 1903. !
Notice Is hereby given that John Winsoott and
Sue Ntnsoo:t. whose postofics address 10 Hell
snA, Mont and James inscott and ala Win
scott. whose pestefice address Ia N Ia.
have this day fled application for patent. andsr
tho mining laws Of congress. foR the Stanlsy
placer. DESIGNATED g report No. lss. situated In
- (unorEanized) mining district, JsfcrsoA
county. Montana, in section IL, township
north. range ) west. which claim is recorded in
the office Of the recorder of jefferson county, 6
boulder. Mont and dos sribsd AZ followsi
Fsing the h u Of the B X Of the SW 4 and The
M Of the y Not the DE y Of 90 ia. . n. Il
W, embracing eighty ssros. upon which 0 10.
tiee Of said application was posted the 18th day
of August 1892
The only adjoining claim to these promises b
ID. II. 20. A8V. on tho east.
i Is hereby directed that the above notice -
published At the expoRss Of claimant absvo
named. in he HELENA lHDEPEADEET. q psWo-
paper published at Helena. Mont, and nearest
to said claim. for the period Of - dsys fson h.
first publication.
g: A.. BWIG9ETT. Rssis4A
OATS Of first publication Aug. u. lisa.
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cHEB1yrs sALk-rHE CoMxoNvEALrH

SH1E9nl1Ts sALn-rHE coMxoEMEAALrn
III is 1n,arsnos cSoIH:ay; plaintiff "
A' UsS.s = md MI' ~ v It. - q Z; an : s,d.. Il al. and d.
s si:s 81 ea ssrss u sSs y ;as : az l.ss Sie.s ass q 3 s <:
i t:s'. q -. s' Gi:9t., u On - 6. e: 81 Z; & sre ss:a: s
Z. D. 1883, in the abeve entitled action, whsrsis
4. . , .mn n.m"s ni.; ;itts i as..;nes G sss !..s;
\; zl!!.; ;:':;' !: ::;s:;:'.: s;.: =: = T i! ;
h. F. Berth e..! & w't&s; w w Hs:as; o's '5ss:
TSsrasos. Nss: X.iburs,, v. + sn.i:1, :.
!. 4. tonsr, II. B1ah.n, dsfeadaas... On To
so,h day Of August 4. D. 1883, for the sum
Of s4.752eA. besides interest costs and e.
day Of August !. D: 1898 recorded in juds-
! an eemn.nded to ssli u those certain lot.
iasin the county Of Lewis and Cii.fks. state
Ht aons.n.: and bounded and described q fsl'
d. sa' ~, tiIs .! e snd 81, a Iaj il i. s s'ssf sa' . aHn.
ton to the city Of Helena. situated In the north.
s ~ i So 81 s:s, It t s..n ns,tas.'t u.s. sn., .s.a r. ts 81
ssther being one Hundred IdoOj fsst front on tho
and twsnty-hye G9j feet dsep 70 a. eighteen foot
rs said lots and block are ds.isnated and do:
addition, filed In the Office Of the county re-
oorder Of said county OF Lewis and 'IArks. state
Of Montana.
Toxsthsr with Ill and singular the tenomontA
hersaitamente and sppurtenances theRcanto b.
LONGING or in aryw'ss, appsrtsinins.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Wednesday.
the 2nh day of Sep, em Der. A. D. 1893. at II o'clock
n Of that days the front dooI of the court house,
Helens, Lewis and Clarke oounty. Montana, I
will, ia obedience to said order of ssle and decree
Of f3r selosure and sale, soil, the above described
property, OF 60 much thereof 10 may b
necessaiy to satisfy aid Judgment, with intsrest
and costs, to the highest and bsst bidder fos cash
In hand. y.....
Given undsr my hand this eth day Of ssp-
tsmker, A. D. 1873 a4u.T-
Cy FRED Z. hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Until -

Maud was the sweetest and the best:
Maud gavp my heart the most unrest;
OF all maids Maud was loveliest-
Until l met Nan!
Then was sweet Nan the fairest maid;
Beauty was hers that meier could fade:
Girl Of the superfinest Graie-
Until ! met Fanl
Then-Iu confess 1t bold and FREQ
Fan was the maid of maids 10 Inc,
Down by the restless surEing
Until l met you!
Now l would swear that you are best;
You give my heart the most unrest;
You are by far the loveliest;
lswear TIL be true
Until
-Harper's Bazaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
THE s%AuNTERER.

Now that Frederick. T.. Ames Is dea,
Montgomery Sears Is tho richest man IL
New England.
The Dukeo Of Argyle has a weakness TO,
writing pottery, but he Is not inclined x
rush into print with his illusions
Richard Croker was a machinest and
worked harder than he does now for a year
~ salary not larger than his present weekly
income.
Senator Perkins Of California was a cabin
boy at -, q sailor before the mast at 10, a
gold prospector and then porter in a store
which he afterward owned.
Inspector Williams Of the New York
police was arrested the other day by one of
his men, who was convinced that the in
spector was = confidence man.
Gordon Mackay, the Baltimore nabob.
was a machinist. II is said his accomplish
ments include taking apart and putting to-
gether any locomotive ever built.
DR.. Edward Bedloe Of Philadelphia, late
United States consul at Annoy, made him
self famous by printing his name on a color
ed card bearing the United States flag.
President Woodruff of the Mormon
church Is hale and hearty, although 81 years
old. He is little white haired man, with
wisp of whiskers at his chin m faultless
teeth.
NJ. Trencart, mayor of Molliens- vidame.
in the department Of Somme, France, was
elected mayor Of that own in 1880 and has
since continuously held the Office. He Is
aged % and is the Oldest mayor in france.
The late eminent French historian. M.
Adolphe Taine, is said to have an incurable
adherence Of publicity. BY his will his
heirs and descendants are forbidden to
publish anything touching his private life.
Daniel Wilson is elected to the new
French chamber of deputies. Only a few
years ago he was tried. convicted, SEN
fenced and pardoned for dealing in decora-
lions. But now he is in power once more.
Ex-President Harrison gets good pay
when he takes his pen in hand to write a
few lines. The Cosmopolitan sent him a
check for 81 ,666 in payment for an article
of less than 5000 words which appeared in
a recent number.
Joseph Chamberlain, NJ. p, began his
collection Of orchids 1e years ago. He now
has about 5000 plants of all kinds from all
parts Of the world. They fill Is of the IS
glass houses ranged along the side of his
house on the outskirts of Birmingham.
Ballard Smith, who until August, 1892,
was the ruling genius of the New York
World, will make his permanent home in
England. He married an English girl
who, in addition to her other charms, has
a large fortune, and it is in difference to
her wishes that he is about to expatriate
himself.
Speaker Crisp is said to have a marked
distaste for society, although his official
entities him to be considered
more or less of a social lion. He declines
sill invitations to social functions, keeps no
horse or carriage and %patronizes the Wash
lngton public conveyances. His only
amusement IS the theater.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Mrs. PaSet's Swan Boats.

In Boston in the public garden swan
boats sail over the pond. And the owner
and manager of the Boston swan boats is a
oma Mrs. Paget, for that is the name
of the woman whose fortune consists of
these remarkable vessels, does not herself
stand at the landing and solicit ''fares,"
but leaves that practical part of her bust
ness to a man. She goes very frequently
to the landing, however, and studies the
interests of the swan boat industry. She
makes a very comfortable living from her
novel business, which she has managed for
IA years.-Exchange.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Additional knowledge.

Cholly SunmerboGrd--What is the mat
ter, Mr.. Grayneck? You look dreadfully
tired and worried.
Farmer Grayneck-I'm all ont O. patience
tryin to make the old brindle COW give
down.
Cbolly-Down, Why, good gracious!
/ never knew before that cows produced
down; always supposed it was plucked
from poultry. BY Jove! That is a good
one. on me, isn't it?-Brooklyn Life.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
CUre.

We authcrizs our advertised druggist to
sell d.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION, Coughs and Cslds. upon this
condition. II you ate afflicted with q
Cough, Cold o. any Luag. Tk' oat or Chest
tteasle. and will use this rem sdy - directed.
living 1t 4 fair trial, and experience no
bereft. rou n,sy return the bottle and havs
money refunded. We could not make
this offer did We not know that DR.. K,nx's
Now Discovery ceuld be relied IN. II nsvs.
d~iseppe!nts. Tris! bottles free at H.. Ii.
Parehen L Co.'S drsg store. Large size 60
cents and 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
THE JESTER.


mat Bread HfW1o0 NAV
The autumn days are here again.
From stately trees and small
Tho faded leaves drop one by me-.
The nuts begin to fall.
The summer girl will call . halt
10 TRUSTING In the shade,
And roasted chcstnuts soothe the waste
For HINES and lemonade.
Tho man behind the office desk
VIII SIGH untold rvlie&.
His shiny pate will have respite
From dies . ~ brief.
Yet. though the fieecy clouds adorn
A cool September sky,
Wen drop . tear to summer In
Her grcon robes going by,
For she's taking them away with hsr,
That treasured baseball bat.
Lawn tennis, racket russet shoes
Rimmed
Hat.
Boston Globe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

When oatRrrh attacks a rsrson of scrofu-
iors disthesis. the disease is almost sure to
become chronic. The only efioacious cure.
therefore. is Ayers S%.rsaparilla. which ex-
pels s~erofula from the system, and the
catarrh sooa follows suit. Local treatment
ig only a waste of time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

A fine head of hair Is an ndispensable
e!oment Of beruty. Ayers Hair Viaor
maintains youthful freshness and luxuti-
nnce, %rsstores to faded and gray hair i.s
original color. prevents beldnes,, remsvos
dandru9, and cures scalp diseases. 1t gives
perfect satisfaction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Tyranny.

"I'ze done glib up my place waitin in de
hotel" be said.
"Wuffoht"
"Dey done sisted on my eatin mush-
rooms befoh de gues'cs ter show dey want
toadstools. '-Washington Star.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Huehlon's AlnloA salvs

The Best Salvs In the veHld for Cuta.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chappsd Hsnda, Chilblains,
Cons and oil Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no money required. 1t
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfa stien,
or money rsfundsd. Price Is cats pr beg.
For sale Nv n. n. Ps,shsn h Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Tragedy.

He hung up curtains all the day,
With whistle and with song,
And when his wife came home at night
She said they all were wrong.
-Vopua
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

e~rArnrlcs show That one in youn has = weak
or dis@,ssd Heart .1he lrst symptoma are short
Srsath. eyyresse9n,. ant.erii.s: iains and
M ,I~SSss'fissMlls s M Hnt q (, FEsEN;yH iPpH ISL sfr III ! FL 4
with heart disease 2cs year,. my len pulse was
SMALLEST excitemeak would always weaken my
nerves. and heart, and q fear or impending death
stn!sd mo a che HsSe.t a. hours. nR. MILES
the only medicine that has proved OF any benefit
and cured me. l. n. DYER. Clovcrdaic. Nd.
My wife has been taking III. AHlss' Nes1 Ctire Jor
tie Heart. She thlnka u 70 wonderful. She has
not been troubled with pain or HmothefinG spells
since using It, We have also used Or. Altes' ktNs,
aud we find them all they are claimed to be.
Gee. L. FINK. Philadelphia, Pa
Recommend DR.. Af1es' Ne,p Henrf Cure. Itcured
mo after suffering for yeaIs with heart disease.
SCI MASH, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Sold ON u positive guarantee.
DR.. Miles, Liver Pills are q sure remedy for
Bllionsncss and TOrpid Liver, 80 Doses
rs cOntA. Fine book Oh Heart Disease, with won.
derfNl cures Free M druggists. or address
Or. MILES Nrrst-* ~. CO.. Elkhavt. Ind,
Sold BY all druggists
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
One Way.

Mrs. Hardy boarding house keepereI
wish we could get rid of that young man
who is annoying my daughter with his at
tentions.
Mr. Wilson boarder]-Why not take
him to boardi-Yaukee Blade.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

Robert Jenkins of Richmond, Ind, claims
to awe tanned a brood Of quail, who live on
bis premises, showing no indication that
they prefer the woods and fields.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Everything In Season.

Auntie-That is a very nice letter you
have written to your mamma, but the
spelling is dreadful.
Little Nephew-Oh, she knows this is
vacation. GOOD News.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
An Apparent I'M ustice.

All NVpSTcNC ItV0StlC0s
Mollie had been to church for the first
time, and OH her return home her grand
mother asked her what she thought OF it.
II liked it very much" she replied, but
there was ono thing l didn't think was
fair"
What was that, dear?"
why, IL mar did all the work, and
then another man came around and got all
the money. '-Exchange.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Her Real Rights.

Mamie-I believe in woman's rights.
G~ertie-Then you thin. every woman
should have a vote.
Mamie-No. But l think every woman
should have a voter.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
Sorrow.

There's grief upon the small boys brow,
The weather he's berating.
It's most too cool for swimming now
And quite too warm for skating.
washington Star,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

Butter oil is made by pressing the oil
from American cotton seed. 1t is pure, nu-
tritious vegetable oil! which is used in small
quantities to soften the texture of oleonar.
garine
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

Perfection in finger bowls is reached
DOW double, a very shallow n resting in
side another two sizes larger. the space be-
tween Oiled with flowers, thus leaving the
perfumed water wreath encircled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

A bunch of sweet peas placed on a piece
Of newspaper makes an excellent fytrap.
The flies are said to sack the deadly sweet
of the flower and then die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

There was a young girl Of Bordeaux
Who had corns o. her pink little teaux:
She was caught in a crowd
And shriokeG very loud,
With a series of feminine Faux"
Detroit Tribune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
The Trouble.

Poor Smithcr's couldn't join the club;
Lis 'acutcheon had a blot.
His father wns Il gentlemen:
But. o:. b IA was not.
-Vnnuo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
THE DISTRICT COURT on
- the Fist judicial district It The state q

the Fist jsaisil .distslst Il the state q
Montana in and Ter ths sounty 1t Lewis and
,.i 1--we w. a: T. h'1 sosset R..'P; Is:;t Il; o I. W X hss;
AnA, L. CT. ! etk ~ns.isass. defendsnts.
TIE stats q Mentans ssads Ersstins 70 the
You are hereby required to appear In A action
aR II IT, district court Of the first judicial dis-
s soaat q y Fl l ss.i: nd 81 e ciss.s. ~. q !. ~. sa. 70. tn e:
complaint hled therein. within ten days
! .s10llusi I've of Of y he s,,. day. A., 81 ~ :srH's:, ,,: :its .t.t shs
this county: OF. II served out Of this oounty. but
within this district. within twenty days: .sthsr.
wise within forty days, or judgment by asfsult
prayer Of said complaint.
Tho eaid action is brought to recover judy
msnt against the asfea-snts for S2.loo with in
terest At O1aht per cent po4 ann1m from Nov.
%. 1882. and interest At IL per cont. OF ss<e4.
frow May 70. lsss, On . certain prsmiseery aots
:nsea 'atsr: nd es s.RYi1e.s s1si q + .; :s T.: 1871 c,. 2.4 j.
bout.lle ane VIM, A Aeateils to plaintiff. and
alse to obtain = decree ct foreclosure Of . cor
isin 2 3 'r t da s,s;a, Ny "a ~; 40, =, ~ on Vt M, 10:
ANA given to sscere tbs payment OF the sb"vs
described nete and interest csnpon and to fsre.
,lo:e the dsfsnd..ts. +. Il; w4l.os and !. {; !:
sttorneys' tess Ard fos costs Of suit.
And You are hereby notified that II 70. FAY to
: ,sSs;..s md LIZ sos ..;s thu n'.; Ell: = complaint; .aR snsI = 81 se9 y:
soart for the ,slisf demanded in said complaint.
Civ. under ~ hand and a. ~ q th =, d. II.
(s.l E;:!? sSSa' III .: a.5 ~: :; s. sss b;.1 i
'aS deI DIT. the IL. , .;.h; 81 h our Ls1d 10, oa' n then.
~ three JOHN, BEAN. Clerk
p 9: 9; FnzsH4s, Deputy Clerk:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
No Time to Lose,

Judge--What is your age?
Female witness hesitates.
Judae-Don't hesitate in answering the
question. The longer you hesitate the old
er you'll be.-Waif.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

Fresh Drummer Gn suburban waiting
loom)-Fine day, miss. Beg pardon, but
is my cigar offensive to you?
Miss Rural-No. Not in comparison.-
Truth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
To Stamp Collectors.
canosltsd Postage Stamps For sals o.
E1chauxs.

nave a very large stock of cancelled
stamps of India, China. England, Hong
Kong, japan, Philippine Islands, Cey-
Ion Straits Settlements, Turkey and
oiaIn' as vel as duplicates of those Of
various parts Of Europe. Address,
r. w. LORA,
No. % West l3:d St. Now York. S. S. A.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
A Definition of Crime.

Crime Is simply condensed alcohol" was
ne sententious remark of a prison chaplain.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08
MGINSTGIN'S
Y wE,RE ALWAYS BUSY

That's because we're constantly cutting prices II a competitor ses an ar;
Il Wen sell it for 300. The oompeutor don't like Q course and he is liable % say
proof lies in the prices quoted below N those marked in plain fNaurea on e -
in our store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

Polished brass pully hall
lamp, with ruby globe, worth
$500.
So. 50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-08

Hand-painted bisque vase
lamp, with hand-painted dome
shade to match. A beautiful
lamp and a splendid illumination,
worth $500.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
FROM LuTERToN.
School Closed.--GOod Wheat Prospects.--
NeighborhoGd Notes.
BIG SANDY, March 2l.

School Closed.--GOOd Wheat Prospects.--
NeighborhoGd Notes.
Special correspondence.l
The wheat crop of this section promises
to be good.
Mrs. j. W. Lawrence ISL recovering from
severe attack of la grippe,
Nick Brewer, who has been confined to
his room for about four years, continues
no better.
Arthur Bland, Of Gantown, H., is mix
ing with his many friends in this part Of
the county.
Buck Brewer, the former mail carrier
at this place, is just recovering from a SCI
we're illness
We regret to report that Miss Emma
Dodson, who has been sick for sometime,
is no better.
Several young gentlemen and ladies'
from Big SANDY were present at the clos
lug of the school last Friday.
Mesdames Sarah Brewer and Henrietta
Barnes are visiting relatives and friends
in Galloway County, KY, this week.
The young peopleOf this place had quite
an enjoyable singing at the Waters school
house last Friday evening. conducted by
Prof. r. N Brewer.
The school at this place, which has
been successful one, closed last Friday
with an exhibition There was large
audience in attendance, but owing to the
severe weather about half the program
was omitted. The people of this place
are fully alive to the school interest, and
can boast of as good schools as any other
community in West Tennessee.
LUTERToN, March 20.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
FROM EVA.
News and Personal Notes from Our Regur
lar Correspondent.

News and Personal Notes from Our Regur
lar Correspondent.
j. M. Lashlee, esq, made a short bust
ness trip to Nashville last week.
Mr. John Holland and lady visited
their old home on Birdsong Tuesday.
J,J Weatherly is reported veryeick at
his home 21s miles north OF this place.
Mrs. L, L. Stem has been irdisposed
for several days, but is able to he,eut at
this writing.
Miss Nora Rice, of Tennessee City,
spent Sunday at this place as the guest Of
Miss Lola Lowry.
Farming has commenced in caruest.
Log-rolling and oat-sowing is abo1t over
with, and corn ground is being prepared.
Master Percy Lowry is at Union City
having his ears treated We hope he will
be benefited, as his senae of hearing is
greatly impaired
EVA, March %.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

JUDGE HORACE H. LURToN, who
was nominated by the President
Wednesday to be United States
Circuit Judge of the district COM
posed of the States of Kentucky,
Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee, is
about forty-fve years of age, and a
native of this State. For several
years he served as chancellor of his
district, and was then elected to the
supreme bench, where he is now
serving as chief justice. Judge
LURToN is regarded as a lawyer of
great learning and ability, who has
made a most enviable reputation as
a judicial officer, and Tennesseans
everywhere viii justly feel proud
Of this recognition of her distin-
guished iurist,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24
FROM BIG SANDY.
Death of Mr.. All. Hicks.--Base Ball.--Per-
sOnal Notes, etc.

sonal Notes, etc.
Regular correspondence
Msssrs. Grant Beaton and John De-
Bruce went to Memphis Saturday
Mr. Bob Stagner, of Camden, came
down Saturday and remained until Sun
day afternoon.
The Big Sandy Reds and Paris Browns,
base ball clubs, crossed bats here Satur-
day. The score stood ~ to 10 in favor of
the visiting club. The home boys catch
er, II. A. Caraway was sick, therefore the
defeat.
Mr.. Charlie Hudson, of Paris, came
down last week and spent few days with
his friends at this place. Messrs. S. G.
Dobbins, Hugh Dunlap, Richard Crutch-
field, and Masters Travis Morris and
Crockett TaYloe, from the same place,
have also been visitors here during the
past week.
We are panied to chronicle the death
Of Mr.. A. J. aicks, which occurred at his
home mile south Of this place, Monday
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-24

WHEN the penitentiary bill came
up for final passage in the senate
all the Republican members voted
solidly against it. They didn't de-
ceive any one, however, when they
heralded it throughout the cam
paign last year that they we're OPP
posed to the convict lease-system.
The lease-system is merely a relic
of Republican rule in Tennessee,
and the party didn't mean what its
leaders said when they went before
the people and denounced it as a
shame and disgrace to the State.
The bill passed the senate, but to
the Democrats are due all the credit
of giving heed to the wishes Of the
people.