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Seattle between the bears OF ia O'Clock
a. n. and O'clock = n
80 J. ae7y person f0gnd g1ilEg - any
slos.faoE ~ this ordinance shall u aaee
~ aaT SURE mt exceeding aftg dollars
Sc L Al ordinances and parts d osg3s-
peaies
Sec. 8. tbs Ordinance shall take effect
a1o u IN force from ard after its passage
@fses approval. II approves ny the NGyoT
othsrwise = shali take e@@ct az sae tEz7s
= saaA lss,or-e lax 4nsicr the provisions
% the city charter
Passe3 the CITY Council The 18Th day O,
June. ISIS and signed ~ ne in open ses-
sls'n Tn naturalization Of sts Ysassage THIS
2S.a da5 Of Jane. lsss.
pEesiden, Of the cay colnc.l.
- approve y me- 'as rs, aay .: Jane.
E Eiist BY ne This e. aAE q p Iqns 1885
taty Comp roller AMI E.x-ofticio City Clerk.
~ a. x CORY ELL, Deputy Clerk.
Published June %, ISIS.
ORDINANCE NO 49, - AN oRDl-
nance designating the kind q vessels -
H. Haea a. reS@o{acIss Tor swil Or any
refuse matter from any kitchen res.sa-
rant o. eating pace. when =tirh vessels
az Asps Z any alley Ia ta@ city Of Sc
attic. AID providing u p-saa3tX for any
violation Of the same
be s. ordained by the city 4 Seattle a.
fellows:
Section : Any vessel kept in any aliey
in the eity Of Seattle as A receptacle Tor
any s~lG or refuse matter from any
kitchen restaurant OF eating place. shall
be 4 tightly covered Or closed metallic
vessel
Sc .. ANY yerson who shall; keep or
permit or allow 10 ~ kept n any alley
iB fne city - Seattle any vesse. a ~
ceptacle for swift u refuse matter frosa
any kitchen. restai,ra IT ur citing place
ether than a lightly covered - closed
metallic vessel shall. oaca conviction ne
fined in any sun NOT exceeding hfty dol
lars
So : This ordinance shall take efrect
and be in force from AMI afte~ - passage
ami approval. + approved by ths mayor,
otheT@isa IL snail take eject a; the t-r1e u
shall become s. saw aader the provisions
u the city charter.
Passed The Cats CouH. = ira 18TH day 81
June. ls.s$. ana signed - ue in open SEES
sion ia aaJhe34t; q ton q lis passage Tits
18th day Of June. ls.s.
" !. RINEHART.
President Of ihe CITY Council.
Approved By me this 2ist Gay % Juns.
lsss r. J. HUMPS Mayor.
Flied by me this 2'st day Of june. lS9s.
Attest. WILL II PARRY.
City Comptroller and TX oaicia C1fy Clerk
By q. X. COKYEi.L Deputy Clerk.
published June %. 1895.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRA~f.Tss,r,. Jaas u.-AyrivesY-s.r
Queen f-usn asa's.s. So t-sl@rlesA froea
Tsas-lsra, ~ csy 1t E4lg4tssa from = cto-
rta akta ra-a - 3aant@T from Vjlizpa
nsrsvsF. Sfr Eswa4re. fro.gs COOS has sd
NeltlsHe frc-r-g 2sasstie m Glory ~ ire Ses
from i)@psrg-zre bag rssi.*t-Sgr OREGON.
s0r Astoria, - PY-2s.s T. e2g Port TowfssssEsss .
bait AsE~ioz. for Tacoma, sea- La Ae-
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SYNOPSIS

seattle focal Repor; Maximum temper
AZURE. ~ degrees. ninsfqan. p. near. a
y. Gather csoudy. Rainfall tract.
q = SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather Rufeaa
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THE. CITY OF ESTTLE-Departmeu
gNrgs@ssr,.rfg Al

IhE CITY tB' SKI NIIL.E-Depaftme
Treasurer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
ordinance No Az. Entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF fesler
Way, in the city Of Seattle, from the West
curb line Of Occidental Avenue TO the
center line OF Fifth Avenue by repianking
the same and constructing and repairing
bulkheaas where necessary. and providing
for the payment therefor by the Mode of
immediate payment, and establishing
fund for such payment by an assessment
upon all the lots and parcels of land ben
Gifted by such improvement under the
April 2ath. 1892. as amended by Ordinance
No. 3.3Aa approved May sth. 1884: Ordi-
nance No. 4,49-. approved May ath 1875.
and The city Charter as now in force mas
been certified 10 me for collection and that
unless payment OF the assessment thereon
contained is made within ~ days from the
date OF the first publication OF this notice
such assessment shall become deiinQue NJ
and shall bear interest at the rate ~ IL
per cent. per annune until paid. and II nos
paid before such assessment shall nave be
come delinquent penalty OF per cent
shall be added and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual AK roll fOr
fr. ..r~' year against each lot and par
ce so delinquent and with the interest col
being Kept thereof and = not paid within
the time liked for t1e payment ~ city
taxes. shall be- collected to.ethFr Wiz
such adiitioual charRes and pe a II IS
are authorized 10 be- charged and collected
on other delinquent tRNes. cacA lot or
parcel 81 delinquent small b" sold Tor the
amount OF such assessment. WITH interests
and costs az the 1ttre ard IN the manner
ard by the same authority AZ lands and
A. II. rooTE.
civ Treasurer OF The City of Seattle.
Date Of FIRST publication. Seattle. Wash,
june 9tst i>9N
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TODAY's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. June y. 1855.
Occasional rain.
=. 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRYCUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAV.
DAILY rtTLrrTTN
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For Alaska steamship Discovery sails
THURSDAY June q n 10 a. n
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Soup. Enouga
sor six rseopie Price Isc. Ask your grocer.
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A recent bulletin of The coast and $50.
GellS sQENeN ea..Laans tlae ta..oM.2g:
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NOTICE OF Ass f.ssSMENT Rol.L-Np-
.,Ta n asgesguent G.il OF Local Improve
nsnt District NJ l61 for The improve
raar~ n Twenty G!rJ Avenue South il
ia fftv Of Seattle, from Norman Street
10 Yssler Way under ordinance No. 1854
ard hearing thereon.
Xot.cs Il hereby given that the asses;-
,ssnf roll % I.ocai Improvement District
n ia FOR the Improvement OF Twenty
tbra avenue South, la the city or Seattle
.~o.n Norman stree. to fester Way under
e-dlraace No 1857 has ben reported by
lie Bari OF Public Works 10 the CITY
r,urrIi OF the c4ty OF ceattle and IS now
az sls In the 0fiice Of the Cl.~e' Comptroller
ana ex-ofTlclo CITY Clerk ard the same is
rgw open FOR pubiie inspection n said
eriee and viii remain open for inspection
until Tuesday. the 3th day Of Juiy. 1873.
O. o'clock p. m. and al persons Interest
al arr hereby required TO appear before
che CITY Council at "A session thereof 20 be
held In The Council Chamber in the CITY
Hall, on the 5th day OF July. 1898. az
osloek p III. and make objections thereto
A, said tine - fixed the city Council viii
consider any and All objections made and
will make such corrections IN said roll as
4, deems Just, and VIII then by ordinance
approve such roll and levy ani ASSESS the
erourts theresa against each parcel ans.
loi Of land shown In said ro.. and declare
IRE same a frs, lien thereon.
Said matter may he adjourned to a later
date Il 70 ordered by the CITY Council
WILL IL PARRY.
C.ty Comptroller and ex-ofiicio City Clerk.
Date Of Frat publication June Is 1885.
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CITY NOTICES.


payment % assessment uszrn AT she
lots and parcels OF land 6sref5fess by ssscss
Improvement. under he provisions of c.
o3A1ssce 10. Zss, approved April 9Th isgz
as agaEEl1S- by Ordnance No $T-A z3Sr-Ssyf-
es4 bay et1. 1894 Ordinance No @ax ar
proved May Ish. 30. and the C,stv Charter
3s sl6H II force. has been certified rs rs
FOR coSsscsAOr and that unlazs IA yr~ss.r1& ~
tee assessment thereon cor a.ftef. - ,r1s.ss.a
wsissia =; days frogs me date ~ m. ff-x@
publication q ;hAs notice ssse-l sss.ss=ss,.r,.
Ss2a4 become delinquent and rsTan bear Ir
i"res- az TIE rate ~ 80 pcr cent. per 81
Elm unfss pad ard II not paid :ss-scrs. ssIsr,
ASSESSMENT shall have tecCEYse ssektraas1s-xtT
s+nsIiY OF ; Fsr cent. shall be aaAeG ard
ine saFas es'inqusnt shall be entered "a
me annual TAX roll for she current ves-
against each los and parcel ~ aessnngfere
anG EttA the interest col scfesl Is ssrhnr
iaAszs. - Isagate account f@ing kept .h.--e<,F
s1d u noi paid within .ne time fixed rc@
~" payment 81 c8ty taxes shall ~ e,nf
ifF,fS3. together with sGch aaf{tfrrgat
charges and lfeEa83tss<4 "a are as.tbsyriy,. -
bt' charged and collected on other f.-t{rs
quene fax~4S each lc1 or Esarr.s -, .f.sife
oseut s.aI - ss3ld Far TIE aslrcssy4- ~ ..,r.s
a -s's-z:gaef4E ssth interests ard e.gssts a. fhr
i-Ess I'D IN tae manner ana Sg snt saws
authority - Lands and lots are sold fF,r
city taxes.
i. r. FQoTF
CITY TTeass4rsr Of tt@ CITY Or @eaffle
Date % as. publication. Seattle. WASH.
June Zizt. 1885.
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THE City OF Department
Treasurer Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tie assess
nlent ro4 Of ie1cai Improvement District
10. Ia an the City or Sestt.e created fy.Y
Ordinance Nc. f7es. Eatit.ed sn orfjnsrc..
providing ,or the iEnproy ement o. Marion.
Pos aad Madison Streets in tn,. CTS ~
seattle, from the intersection % FIRST Ave
nj" ana Marion Ssreet thence through ard
a;o33 Marion Stree, r. Post Street thence
along Post Stree - Madison Street. and
thence along Madison street 10 IS ast mar
gun Of raj. Road avenue. By construct
.iA = ssWeT along sad portions IF said
streets with overflow connection al inter
s~ct!9n Of Farsi avenue ami Madison Sfreet
ana providing for The payment Of 81 per
cent. OF the cost thereof from tas general
iJfid and the balance thereof by the urojse
of immediate I'saS sneat- ard estahii hing q
IUHd f2g sDeh payment ~ ar assessment
nlHSl sti4 10, lots aa6 parcels Of land bell
emitted ny sIt,h Improvement under the pro
Fl&s}fls - Ordinance No. gts& appFoss-t
AbsH -sta' lss@- a. amended by Ordinance
No. $3.50 approved May 9Th Is9i Ord
nance Ne. 4is2. approved Mag ath. 1877.
AnG tne city Charter as ncw IN force aas
bcon certified 10 me for collection. and
tnat unless payment Of the asses sTnent
thereon contained Is made wfnlA - days
from iae date OF the FIRST pub.lcs lion OF
tbs notice such assessment shall becoule
ueIin1Ient and shah bear interest AZ the
rate ~ II per cent per anuum until paid.
and y not paid before such assessment
~ 4't-'e NfsfstN ~ i4tIlATit q Ps.t--7'AJ ~
ler ceat. shall he aided and the SUITS
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
TAX roil for the current year agaiEaf each
lot and parcel delinquent and with tbF
interest collected as other taxeS separaa@
account bang kept thereof and if rot paid
Within The time fixed for the payment OF
city taxes, snail be collected. together wit
such additional charges ana penalties
are Authorized 10 be- charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes each lot or par
Gel so delinquent snail be SOD for the
"A Z viii tore =
and costs. at the tsnr and IN the manner
aud by the anne authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes
\. II FOOTE,
city Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
Date Of ilTst publication Seattle. Wash.
June list 1855
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CITY MOTTO Is.

FRI TREASDhLt.' : N1FlcE-tiTY OF
Se.lss Is he,tbs g!veu thai re as.sess-
.srr roll o. local Improvement district No
= ser tie .raggov egiie 81 VI Thomas Street
:. 20 f.ftv II -s-s Zee. from Temperance
- ~ iNl85n Street slnSer tee J'YogI-
80 Of or3snaues No. %tsi- ptoYidlas Tor
= q s-r-sssg s.gtt@af by -Iadng tae SaS4se AID
ss@sssr.lrttnc sgde# lAs1 thereon ard Tor az
$500 10 pa therefor ay i1e m0de 81
s~sr-rsets bv fY5r6-' has heretofore been
A. rsrtlee,l - r.. tor collection. and tho
say,effye safns tHrgein charged and levied
ss1.ast eass. % and parcel q lsna IN said
Tssrset rassst ne !&'it III ten equal annual
s~wsgfs zifh tutercat sspoG tae whole
= ~ charged as8 'evled or sslca INSTALL
ressa fhsfeyf a. remain unpaid. a the
a. Of ten per cent. per annau1. and said
SER Al nuNt te paid annually toget9eF
- IN. anaua8 .Hslasjment@ railing due
= @srh year Sa5i siaua J@Ran 20 hear in-
go on tise 5fsi dag % 5Els is'3 ana tsse
a. .fstailge1t - H8i a*EsSsiIlen Mr. ana
Dc tztesssf for tns Alt8 gear VIII fes sff5a
= an the egih Gag sr IB.r. is<. aiess
| .Svrssf1f ~. rnae,- ~ sal6 ilsstai nent ST
ss~sresfAai a4a eg5e interest on or before said
& 4ag ~ jury. lsss tae saline shall Sc
~. fes.nQ8euf aud snail nfaF interest &
= rate % teu par cent. per snDuru anti
"a sna 4 not paid 3efoie tile eIrie shall
fsye become aTi.na 3ent a. penalty of llVt
So esat shall Bee aG leo. Hud ne SUMS Dr.
I-sasat snail IA entered on ANIMAL ak
III far The cGTrenf yeAF aga 5gAt each lot
.,4 parcel - band 80 cei!aS AMI
80 ;a4 Interest eallecte' as os1er taxes
..asrsts aceouu; bring krp. thereof. and II
- oa.A within the t'rHe d&ed fo~ Inc pay
~sss 81 idty Azes sahsi' Be collected as
- taxes ara eo.l +eir- together with
- Additional charges or penalties as are
sgsbaffze.l ~ he charged ae.d collected on
sase Delinquent faAes ana each tn, "
.ar~es 50 ssi.nQuel; -gal' he ss9}d for tslc
..~ssfnt of Such 3--a.a.s1- crt with iDtereSs
- ro@tg AZ tie time ind IN tae manner
81 by The same authority as lands and
lss are gold for city taxes
go A. II FO0TE,
cry Treasurer % the city OF Seattle.
.,ate ~ first publication juno p. fsfS.
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a II ESHfIr
CITY Trtas,sryr OF tee CITY OF seize
Date % as. publication. Seattle Waah.
June zixg. 1885
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Cs,Yrssrcrasass n sll ,hs p-tncipal e.;.As
"a ;hs CEI.sd States AID ESssoA
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

A pel monkey. the property Of j.. ".
Hughes Of Ottawa. Ontario. doilber.
ately committed suicide by hanging.
The animal had been la she possession
on Mr. Hughes since January, having
been sent from WeaipoFt Mass. lie
was given The best Of treatment and
for a time seemed 10 appreciate a. but
be- evidently took a sudden dislike 10
hls existence here and thought be
would go 70 a better place He climbed
up 10 the top OF his cage, took hold OF
an old coat hanging on the adjoining
wall and pulled che lining from the
garment One end OF the cloth be
made fast 10 a perch az the top Of
his cage and the other end DC placed
around bis neck. He then jumped. and
his feet not touching the bottom Of the
cage. he quickly strangled to DEATH
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
COL. BRYAN IN washington
HIS VISIT MADE SUBJECT on
MUCH SPECULATION.
WENT TO MEET COY. H6LCONBE.
BOOKING Amer Interests Of mia Sick soids
isrs aud Not Tryine o. ost Nus
tered Out NJ Reported.

A Washington special Of Thursday
says. Colonel ". j. Bryan has again
disappointed his critics. The colonel
spent the day IN Washington, saw the
war department officials aud the presi-
dent and went away without suggest
ing either that his regiment be mus
tered out or that he proposed TO resign
his commission.
This was Colonel Bryan's first APP
pearance here in uniform and natu-
rally he attracted much attention. Be-
fore he came the dispatches from Jack
sonville, Fla, had much 10 say Of his
intentions.
Bryan met Governor Holcomb, Of
Nebraska, at the capital When It was
learned they would be together the
conclusion that they were present TO
secure the muster out Of Bryan's regi-
ment was jumped at.
The fact is, however, they have made
no such request. They did have list
of sick men in the regiment whom they
wanted sent home, and they thought
the best way to accomplish what they
were after was to go to headquarters.
After seeing the adiutant general,
the acting secretary of war and the
general Of the army, they called at the
white house and paid their respects.
The governor talked Of the exposition
at Omaha, which the president is soon
to visit, and the president questioned
Colonel Bryan at some length con-
corning conditions in the camps at
Jacksonville.
Neither at the war department nor
at the.white house was the possibility
of mastering out the Third Nebraska
discussed, and there was no sugges-
ton at either place of Bryan resigning
his commission.
So far as known, therefore, the talk
of his resigning is confined to the
newspapers. He did not disclose his
purposes. Like many another who
enlisted for fight, he does not partic.
ularly relish the idea of garrison duty
in Cuba.
Like other volunteer regiments, the
Third Nebraska is not anxious to stay
in the service, but will probably dc
so. If Bryan decides to resign the
colonelcy, he will undoubtedly be able
to give good reasons for doing so. Al
it is, all he will say is that he has moth
lug to say.
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WILL BE no DELAY.
Evacuation of Cuba Must Proceed with
Expedition.

Evacuation of Cuba Must Proceed With
Expedition.
1t is stated that the war department
has received no detailed report of any
information from the Cuban military
commission regarding the work of the
commission at Havana.
In reply to the question as to wheth-
er there was any disposition to accede
to the request OF the Spaniards for a
postponement of the evacuation Of
Cuba until some time next spring, the
statement was made that no delay
would be considered; that the eyacua-
ton must proceed with expedition,
and that the troops of the United
States were now being put in readi-
ness for the occupation of Cuba would
be sent there.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
VETS OF MEXICAN WAR

Hold Association Meeting In Louisville,
KY, and Elect Officers.
The National Mexican Veterans as
ISOLATION in session Thursday at Louis
vile, elected General E. H. Hobson,
of Greenville, Millenburg county, Ken
lucky, president; A. L. Ogg, Of Indi-
ana, vice president; Wilbur r. Smith,
Lexington, Ky, secretary and treasu-
rer; Alexander Williamson, Lexington,
corresponding secretary.
The following state vice presidents
were chosen: p 7. Briggs, of I'LL
nois; Sam McFadden, of Indiana
James Givins, Of Kentucky; D. G..
Wood, of Tennessee; N. Fl. Carr, OF
Oklahoma; A. N. Davis, of Pennsyl-
yania.
Indianapolis was selected as the
next place of meeting.
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AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM.

Mrs. w. e. PAXTON, youngstown,
North Dakota, writes about her strug-
gle to regain health after the birth Of
her little girl:
DEAR MRS PNKHAM:-It is with
pleasure that l add my testimony to
your list, hoping that it may induce
others to avail themselves Of your val
liable medicine.
"After the birth of my little girl,
three years ago, my health was very
poor ] had leucorrhoea badly, and a
terrible bearing-down pain which
gradually grew worse, until could do
no work. Also had headache nearly
all the time, and dizzy feelings. Men
situations were very profuse, appear
ing every two weeks.
"Itook medicine from good doctor,
but it seemed to do no good. / was
becoming alarmed over my condition,
when I read your advertisement in a
paper. sent at once for a bottle of
Lydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and after taking two-thirds of
the bottle felt so much better that
send for two more. After using three
bottles felt as strong and well as any
,one.
+" I think it is the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend it to every lady meet suf-
fering from this trouble"
Maternity is wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unprepared Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
/. The advice Of Mrs. Pinlkham is freely
offered to all expectant mothers, and
her advice is beyond question the most
valuable to be obtained. If Mrs. Pax.
ton had written to Mrs. PinSham be-
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering Mrs. Pinkham's
address is Lynn, Mass.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

Tho bronzed soldier locked al the
package addressed 70 him with m5iai-
ened eyes.
blessed angels" be said, "they DO
not forget u.s."
Then he carefully took on the wrap
pings and found.
a nah brush.
An ornamental hair receiver,
A pair OF tides.
A small bottle OF mixed pickles,
A tract.
A hand painted blotting pad and
A trousors.slretcher.-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

'fLET me in, dearie," he said rather
unsteadily, at $3.50 a. m. Repeat the
sentence, 'Schley simply swiped Ger
vera off the sea, first" she replied
from the upper window Philadelphia
North American.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without &C. CascaFetl, Candy Cathar.
DC clean your blood and keep 10 clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all I'm.
purities from tho body. Begin to-day "a
Danish plmples hoils hlotehes, blackheads
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarots,-boauty for ten cents. All drug.
glsts. satisfaction guaranteed, Toe. CSC, 50s.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
Dine on tho Streets.

Public ovens are established on
most Of The residential streets Of jap
aneao cities, whore people can have
their dinners end auppera cooked Tor
them aftriaing expense.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
- nlaalh al aneIaIIlm )

Il d argued uy deep thinkers fhai the growth
Of socialism ia duo % me large standing
armies Of mo verdi IN Hhich men are often
made to enlist against lhoir will ana thus
ueeaiuo Disconnected with existing condi-
uana The growth OF n stronger race Of PEG.
pie q due O. the large sale of iaatattaF's stom-
aeh hlitefa. which ia tho hnst medicine for
eoaiifnneHas dyspepsia, fever, aguo and all
nnrllnl lrnnnlna- Try ono hnLna.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

Blinks lat the ferry)-Hello, Jinkf
whore have you been2
Jinks-Been spending a couple oI
weeks in the country. Got board on 1
farm for s. q week.
Blinks-You don't say so. How Dc
you feel?
Jinks-Tm hungry as a bear.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
Hoods Pills %it IF Ro e98ls ggs4. a 20 sihs
Dlsgraeed.

Perry Patettic-I don't see how you
kin dispute corn bein' the greatest
product Of the earth when you know
what good old booze it makes.
Wayworn Watson II admit the
booze, but this here paper says they
also are maxim soap Of it nowadays. -
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
The Sweet Things.

Maud--When I get engaged I don't
intend to have any mystery about it..
Marie-I don't see how you can help
it, dear. Everyone will regard it as a
mystery. Brooklyn Life.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
THEY DON'T SPEAK.
Friendly Relations Between Colombia and
Italy At An End.

Italy At An End.
Adyices received from Bogota, the
capital Of Colombia, say that all rela-
tions between Colombia and Italy have
been severed, owing to the action Of
the italian government in the Cerruti
affair, which the Colombian officials
considered arbitrary and in violation
Of the treaty Of 1892, which was there
by annulled.
News received from Carthagena
says it is rumored there that Colombia
agrees to pay the claim of Punchard,
McTaggart & Go. of 1000 francs as q
result of breach of the Antiguain
railroad contract,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

TO Quit tobacco easily and forever, DO mag
nelic. FUN OF life. nerve and vigor, take holIo
Dac, the wondor.worrer. that makes weak men
etrong. All druggists, SOC or e.. Cure guaran.
tecd Booklet aud sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30
Quite a Difference.

Sympathetic Maiden-Why, Jimmie,
you poor boyl Have you been fight
ingP Jimmy-No; I've been fought.
London Judy.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-30

Fires can be kindled automatically by new
apparatus consisting Of a lamp placed under
the hre-bOx and carrying wick tube holding
n wick and match, the latter Is ignitod by a
spring striker released by the mechanism.