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TAXPAYERS.

T WILL meet you III person or by my
L Deputies. for the purpose OF receiv.
ing YOUR Taxes. 1T the following times
and places, tu-wlt:
Hnghart, Monday, Oct 18th, 1900.
williamsburg, Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
Trout Valley, Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
Pleasant Valley, Thursday, Oct 18th.
Falling Spring, Friday, Oct. 10Th.
Frankford, Saturday, Oct. 20th.
I.ewisbnrg, Monday and Tuesday
Oct 22nd and 23rd.
liyesay's Mill, Wednesday, Oct. 9th.
Clintnnvllle. Monday, Oct. 18th.
Rupert. Tuesday. Oct. 18TH.
Nutier'S SchuOI-huuSe, "Wednesday
Oct. 18th.
Dennis. Thursday, Oct. 18th.
NickelI'S rau.yar,l, Friday. Oct 18Th.
Meadow Bluff. Saturday, Oct. Goth.
DAWSON, Cook s Store, Monday. Oct.
lind.
Sawyer's Store, Tuesday, Oct. 2%rd.
Blue Sulphur, "Wednesday, Oct. 24th.
Ashury, Thursday, CIR. 25th.
North Aldersun, Friday and Satur-
nv. Oct. 18th and 27th.
Caldwell, Watkins Store, Monday,
Oct 18th.
White sulphur, Cahcli House, Tues
day and W edicSday, Oct. 10th and 18th.
Avon, Mathews Store, Thursday.
Oct. 18th.
Columbia sulphur, Friday, Oct. l"th.
Organ Cave, Monday, Oct. END.
Fort Spring, tindwin's Store. Tues,
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WHAT would Mckinley do with
out his old standby, commission ,"
His latest one is to 60 to China in an
international capacity and help
straighteu out the tangled affairs
there. What are our ministers and
commanders for: These commits
sions cost enormous sums of money
and really accomplish little OF value.
However, they make it easy for the
administration to shift and evade
heavy official responsibilities.
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PERHAPS speech from Hanna
On tho full dinner pail" to the H.
600 striking miners Of Pennsylvania
might induce them to believe that
they arc not al hungry as they think
they are.
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SENATOR BEVERAGE should chal'
lrnge Mark Hanna to Il joint debate.
Hanna says there arc no trusts,
while Rcveridge says there are lots
of good trusts and now and then Il
bad one.
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.IudGc, !. NJ. MGWh0rtcr States At
LUrnry } ohm y. Preston Comfy COM
miaSiuncrS, John l.. Patterson, l'rcS'i,
j u. ArNucklc aud John III. Car;lw:Iy :
Clerk Circuit Court, Jonathan Mays
Clerk t"uuLy Court, Chas. i. Buster
Sheriff Of the County, ). Hill y ickcll
deputies -.Iuhn II. Crawford! and John
e.. pwycr Surveyor, J. Austin Burr.
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But among the many brilliant minds "h"
have devoted their lives Ia ;lI'' faSrIna lnG
subject il WAS left for the immortal Darwin
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Life. tn" fundamental l,rinripl" upon which
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Following cluSrly in his otSiclS r;Itnr Fret
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work entitled "Das Burh dies l.anS"n L"l"ns
Che book "n LuiSrviiyA But alas. lik" lar.
win Il" Too died ere he could reap ia" fruit -.
his wonderful doctrine. Others, however.
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Let Mckinley i;n.

This country cannot longer afford
to Keep Mckinley IN Office. wei
should lot him go or he will bank
rupt tho government. The war III
tho Philippines is distinctly thci
Presidents war Tor hr brought it on
by issuing m order ON Drc"mhrr
list, lN9S, two months before the
treaty With Spain WAS ratified, and.
therefore, before we had shadow
Ut claim to tho islands, dirrctin. his
generals tn rxtrud the authority of.
the United States over the whole
archipelago and warning the Fill
pinos that unless they submitted
they would be forced to do 50 by the
power Of arms. VIVA, right had he
To issue that order when orr title,
such rs itl.. WAS drpcndcnt wholly
ON the ratification of the treaty:
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Lctp!sburg Uistrict--.JamcS e..

LGp!Sbnrg UistTlct---JAncS {. NC.
phrrSpm and y. !. Wilson Fort Spring
-. H. Patton and t.. y. Hanger; Irish
Corner NJ. y. Humphreys AMI j. W.
I.nngau,crc White SuiIhur-D. ".
Ayrrs AMI -. -. ----.; .lnthUEg :
Crcck- ". EamScy Falling Spring
David .JamrSnn ;lud W. l.. kcrShncr :;
williamsburg ID. &. RiIlc and j. H..
McMiIlIuu Mc'niOm BtuB-W IN. II.
Burns and Homer McClung Blue
Sulphur H.. A. MaiEau and Thus. !.
FLINT
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NE result of 0lelfn',Y saIip
) : .sS 7FaIlj@y : thSf =. ss First boat
!. America after thsAess1e Of
fS3s54iila carried thousands of 6Srrcls
sssrhiskcy and beer t. that .ity.
ES mcrly thoro wcro only two mis-
able saloons in tho whole city OF
sFtlIa; now there are tivc hundred
ssh tie principal streets. Tho con,
sss tltutions OF the Amorirlu soldiers,
Eve been ruined, and every ship
nSNlaniIa is filled with sick and
ISiug soldiers, many Of them
sg hstiacs, made 50 by nc Asiatic
z climate. dcbauchcry, AID drunken
ness. Army officers preside in the
Jockey Club, which holds its meet
ings on the Sabbath, and are build
ing hugo fortunes out Of the ruin of
corrupted soldiers. II Bryan were
elected all these things would be
stopped. THIS is the gospel they are
carrying to the hcathcn.
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WE ARE READY FOR FALL. ARE
YOU?

W. have received GrrFhLL
and WINTER STOCK and
have the best selection VIC have
ever Carried. We call pArticu>
lar attention to the great va
rictY OF patterns and ti% r1n%c
Of col0rinHs shown in our line
OF
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

We viii open and hold an election in
the several voting precincts Of Benton
County. Tennessee, on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 6, 1900, for the election OF twelve Pres
idential Electors for the State Of Tenne8-
see "a REPRESENTATIVE in the tilty-seventh
Congress Of the United States Tor the
Eighth Congressional District of Tennes-
see, a Governor for the State, Senator
for the Twenty-iourth Senatorial District,
and Representative for the Sixteenth
Floterial District,
The polls will open at 9 o'clock and
close at 4 o'clock.
w. L. MORRIS,
J. NJ. LASHLEE.
T. b. CANTBELL,
Commissioners
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19

3poc.al correspondence
Mrs Olive burden has been very
sick, bat is improving.
Homer Holland spento lew days
In Nashville lost week.
Rev }. r. Harrison preached E
GOOD sermon here Sunday
Mrs. Dora Bess, Of Arkansas, Dc
visiting her father, Lucian Merritt
The young folks enjoyed a sing
ling at tho homeof E Dye Sunday
/ Several familiesher are making
/ their arrangements TO move Quito
/ Missouri.
The family Of Robert Stewart
who have been sick for some time
are improving.
We are glad Go. learn thGt there
is some improvement in The health
Of v. @. Nuunery.
Mrs. James Hatley, OF Pos5um
, Greek, has been visiting her daugh-
4 ter, Mrs. B. ID. johnson.
o There will be a bapti4iug near
Cooley's Landing the fourth sun
is dav in October. Rev. d. " New
y some will preach a sermon on the
+ bank of the river at III q. IN.
's HUsTIErOwN, October l6.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19

Marriage Licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk C. B. Greer
to G. @. Newsome and Myrtle De-
priest, FL. Il. Melton and Sara A..
Nichols, S. n. Cantrell and Della
MoIllwain, John Tom Hicks and
IEdie Wilhelm.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19
FROM EyHEATLEY.

Regular correspoudence.l
Mrs. William Atchison is in fee
BILE health.
Horace Benton is visiting home
folks at Claud.
Wheat sowing is in progress, and
a large acreage will be put in.
This community was well repre-
sented at the meeting at Faxon.
Cotton picking is on, and the
crop is much better than was ez-
pected.
II. N. Berry and wife, Of Dan
Vile, are visiting relatives in this
1 community.
Wake up, Democrats; remember
it is only a short time now until
the election. lie you are interested
and every Democrat should be)
4 in the election Of Democratic
President and a Democratic gov
ernor and a Democratic Legislature
90 to work. There is no time to
lose between now and Tuesday.
November 6.
= WuEATT nv. October I6.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19
TO THE CREDITORS OF JOHN
w. FRY.
90. ~

Tn obedience to an order made by the
Hon. Andrew J. Abernathy, Chancellor
of the Chancery Court at Camden, Ten
nessee, in the case OF Nicholas Scharit q
Sons et ais. VS.. John W. Fry, all credi-
tors or claimants Of the defendant, John
W Fry, are hereby notified to prove ana
fle fheir claims against said defeudantin
said cause with the Clerk and Master on
or before the 1st day Of December, 1900,
or they may be excluded from the bene-
fits Of said proceeding.
Thesaid creditors or claimants are also
hereby notified that by order Of said court
! i'm said cause, they and each Of them are
I gnioined from instituting any separate
suits i'm said pending cause as aforesaid
/ This October 3, 1900. ~
w. L. MORRIS,
Clerk and Master
By A. v. BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19

A4NOs ct0sJ
In obedience to decree OF the Cham
oarv Court at Camden, Tennessee, made /
IN fbe cause of G. y Norris VS.. Lille May |
Morris ct ais, | wall on
Monday, December 3, 1900,
- tho east door of the courthouse in the |
fown Of Camden offer for sale TO the hlgna-
est bidder the following described tracts
Of land and town lot: ..,I
Firet tract Situated ia the sixth civil
district OF Benton County, lennees5see' an"
bounded on the north by Smlth, on 1ne
south 6y Presson, on the east by fieSSoh
and ON the west by Nance, containing Oy
estimation about 81 acres III
Second tract Situated IN the eig4l3i
civil district OF said county ana bounced
IN the north by Graham, on the SCUM py
Holland. on the east by stem ana on tne
west bv Graham, containing oy es'Ill"-
ton about N acres .,.t, .;,,;l
Tbird tract-Situated in the nnth ciVil
district OF said county, ana bounced on
the north 10y Wynn, on the esouth 9y oc%l-
broueh, on the east by roster ahu oi Vlle
west bv Lindsey, containing oy es'lli"-
ton about 200 acres. :.,.4t
One town lotin Big Sandy IN tne elgllln
civil district OF SdlQ county "iAN n
rs follows, to-wit: On the north oy the
TonisviIle and Nashville Railroad Com ION
nanv's right OF way, on the east oy v ~ \
Fon. on the south by Dowdy' ana on 'n'
vest vest bv the ]. A, Barnes lot.
4 full and complete description, OF , sal,
tracts of land and town lot will be giyel
on dav Of sale, or can be procured at an
fine by calling at my once
TERMS OF SALE.
Said tracts Of land and town lot VIII D D
sold separately upon a credit OF u ana
months except one-fourth OF the Purcn,as
nrioe IS to be paid in cash. The pnrglna'
ers win be required to execute notes pea "a
80 interest from date Of sale lor the d'
l,1 erred payments with approved persona
sacnritv thereon and lien VIII oe retall
ri an said tracts of land and town lot
further security. ,
A'''' w. =. MORRIS,
Cieri, and Alaste
Bv A. " B0WLES,
DEPUTY 0e nd 4laste
.sgwEENFY & FARAB0UGu,
Solicitors for complainant zL'i
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

will sell 140 head of cattle cheap.
So head Of ZOO and up; 40 head 800 to
ZOO: so head 400 to 800 All dehorned
and bred by Durham bull.
An,,Iv to NJ. A. Fry
Ppvatt. Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19

wv. Dillon and George Farmer
Of Olaud; Dr. q. II. Tayloe, Of Big II
j.. b. Waters, Of Fazon
were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Farmer has moved
10 the Bartlett place We under y
stand that p. W.T.. Potts viii take
charge OF the Stigall House.
Owing TO rain and disagreeable
weather the unyoiling at Camden
Cemetery by the Woodmen has
been postponed indefinitely.
RE. whitfield, Of Payatt, who
enlisted in Uncle Sans army, atI /
| Nashville, passed through here last
Tuesday en- route to San Francisco.
John Naifeh has returned from
Tiptonville where he went to see a
friend who was shot 10y negro and
died a few days laJer. The negro
was hung
II. ID. Odle and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Coxburg, and Bud Fry
and wife and @. Il. Tippett, of ou-
gar Tree, are spending a few days
? IN Nashville this week.
Governor MeMillin addressed q
j, large and enthusiastic crowd at
d Waverly yesterday, and he will be
given a big, hearty reception by
Is the Henry County Democracy al
d Paris to-day.
Eighteen days until the election
!. Are You ready for the great contes
n which shall decide the question o
Republic or Empire? If not, it i
No. your duty as a citizen and Demo
&c crat to get ready.
Hon. John Il. Trice and Hon. j
~ ID. johnson will speak at Suga
- Tree Thursday night, October 2.
and at Holladay, Friday, Octobo
26. Both are good speakers, an
- they should have a big crowd
both Of the above places.
The election held in the new di
trict, the fifteenth, last Saturd'
y" resulted in the election Of the fc
lowing officers: Magistrates, A.
ro, Utley and A. G. McBao; assessl
.nu Us. .Bivens; constable, Clyde Joh
son; school directors, d. S. Joh
ems son, ]. w. Harrington and W.
me Bivens.
JL. Holland, Of Way, left a pc
lrs. nut vine with us this week that /
ON attracted a great deal Of curiosi
Spread out the vine measures o.
sit nine feet across, and it was W
the fruited when Mr.. Holland pulled
up. 1T is different from anythi
the Of the kind seen here before. ]
and nut is red, and the vine is large
proportion to its length.
Hol- 7. II. III. Presgon, Of the twel
lere district, has our thanks for the \
pears presented US Monday. ~
, zio are Of the welI-known Keifer Vi
line ETY., and are the finest Of the k
we have ever seen in this local
Mr.. Presson is one Of the most
=, ~ : cessful fruit growers in the coul
and he has sold several wagon 10
Of pears here this season.
,'1, !, ~ Hon. M. H. Meeks, Of Nashv
.l. Democratic elector for the 81
0,' Congressional District, viii 81
i['n- at the courthouse in Camden
NJ 70 Monday, November5, 1900 E'
lliis' one should remember the date
andy come out and hear him. Mr.. nj
3 ana is an able lawyer, and is at pre-
verify J nan, her Of the State senate.
member Of that body had mo
It's are do with the reform measures az
have ed than Mr.. Meeks, who took a
llings tive part in abolishing the ju
4 Il.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Camden wos well represented at
Woverly yesterday Z
T.J. Lowry and others were IN
Nashville this week.
Rev Jesse Farmer, of Claud, was
in the city Tuesday.
w. E. Mccullough has returned /
from a trip TO Nashville.
TT. Dodd and J. NJ Whitfield !
were at Holladay Tuesday.
Miss Ida Milan, of Clarksburg,
/ Is the guest Of Mrs. u. j Dodd.
Capt. S. w. Hawkins, Of Hunt
ingdon, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Dide Whitfield, Of Holla-
day, is visiting relatives at Paris.
S. l.. Peeler was at Union City
Tuesday on professional business.
w. Il. Morris and DR.. w. 7. Nc
+ Gill went to Nashville yesterday.
Register H. @. Paford is making
new improvements at his home
place.
DON'T forget the rally tonight al
the courthouse. Turn out Dem.
ocrats.
Miss Artie Biveus, Of Nashville
is down on visit to relatives anC
friends.
or. Kirk, Of Holiday, left thi
week for Louisville with a CARLOAD
Of hogs.
Constable J, G. Parker and r. I
Nance, Of Wheatley, were in tow
Tuesday.
Tom G. Rye has been speakin
in Decatur and Hardin countic
this week.
ks Herschall Lindsey and siste
Miss Lena, Of Big Sandy, yisit'
here Sunday.
Miss Eddie Rushing, Of Fazo
came up this week and will sPel
the winter here.
Mrs. Leona Mcdaniel, Camdel
popular modist, is spending a L
days at Nashville.
I'll. U. Utley and little son, Sea
left Tuesday to visit relatives a
friends in Arkansas.
Quite a number Of our citizc
. took in the street fair at Nashvi
this and last week.
A. V. Bowles and his aunt, N
,ton Il N w. r. Maiden, have returned fl
EN- visit at Big Sandy.
res 80, v>.7
nes- B. III. COrDiCC, Oh DIchsoH' "
't'1,. the ed relatives and 1rlenoS mere
mes mes latter part OF laS' wees
rict, J. B. Fickrey, VINO ooQsnV
e"tn Fry place recently moved N
and took possession M0h''y'
Claud Hudson ana "lIe' Oh !
low Rock, spent a lew DAYS
,ars the latter part OF last week
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19
GAS II 0RlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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The "X" on your paper indicates
that your time Of subscription to
The CHRONICLE has expired, and
your paper viii be stopped unless
renewed at once. We hope our
subscribers, upon finding the " <
on their paper viii kindly renew
their subscriptions promptly.
The time is not far distant when
a farm in Benton County will sim
plym fortune to its possessor.
Really, the time is right at hand
now, il the facts we're only known
We have seen the frail infans
when the faint struggle for exist
ence seemed almost ended, resusci-
tated and made strong by the use of
Whites Cream Vermifuge. Price.
25 cents. Sold by all druggists
All agents Of THE CHRONICLE are
required to remit the full ameun
of our club rate subscription
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Two communications are crowd
ed out this wesk
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19

4swEENEY * FARABoUGa' o,,e
eolicitors for complainant zA7i'
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19
". +. MORRIS,
CLERK and Master.

BY A. Y. BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-19

OFFICERS. JUDGES AND CLERKS OF NOVEMBER ELECTION.
The following Est Of ocor and judges and cerl appointed to
hed the election of N0gember6. 1899.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-18
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

At a meeting of st. PEERS Total Alb
stinence and Benevolent society last
evening, arrangements We're made for
attending mass at Holy Cross church
next Sunday and receiving holy COM
munion.
David NJ. Jones' the well-known drug
gist, of South Main avenue, has an
nounced himself as candidate for the
Office of recorder of deeds, subject TO
the voters of the Republican party at
the fall election.
Panoolla tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, will conduct a smoker and
social in it's rooms this evening. Re-
freshments will also be served.
Operations will be resumed at the
Sloan mines today, after a short idle
ness, due to necessary repairs.
The annual social of st. Leo's Tour
ist club, which was held at Mears' hall
on Monday evening, was one of the
most enjoyable events of the season.
T. II. Williams, David n. Williams,
n. owen Charles, Thomas j. Williams,
Harry Hilditch, w. T.. House and Job
WhitehOuse have been selected as YES
trymen of st. David's Episcopal church.
Miss Louise Schadt entertained a
number of friends at her home. Mon
day evening, in honor of her guest, w.
G.. House.
st. Patricks l. C. b. L. dramatic
club will present a three-act drama in
Mears' hall, Friday evening. The soci-