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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
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2er uHertD0riefe A00 0jefleral sy0lls
sbert'S. bcs Gr9aniIotors nno Gberton=
nanoirenben Der Wurenarmge, lit fit
bic guren Elm unerieblider Yerlult.
s@eneral Soubert mar ein Gbarafter, der
sIelbf in ben Qanoe Der haralterDollen
Burer auffiel. MlS DrDaniiafDr tuurbe
er falm DDn einem fplben III lnnoernen
Staaten erreibt. Mit nllnDerbarer
Yenubuna Der giaenart Der @uren unb
oes 3errains mubte q cine GrganiIa=
tiDn 81 idaifen, tpelhe Die aeiammien
Streittrdfte leines QanDes in unglaub=
LID f,lrSer 3eit sum Rrie9e bereit lteate.
Die Dnrenarmee nno ibr ltrategiIber
Mufmarlh In Notal maren cine muiter-
aiilti9e 2eiifung uno Sh6pfuu5 Sou=
bert's, bic faum in ber Griegs9eibi1te
ibres @leihen finoet. General Soubert
bat oamit AenIe 9et1an, Inn init 0tebt
Sll ben beoeutenDiten 0enerdlen Der Neu=
seit gesdblt ,peroei, su t0nEen. Wenn
Oieier bor5ii0libe Graanifator als Gber=
fommanbirenoer niht ebenlo 0erborsa=
aen0es leiltete, 10 mar bas nidt ie;ne
Sbulo, fon0ern Die Der 0erDdltnille,
bon oeren auh Elm GrieOrih Der GroBe
uno Elm Napoleon iibernunoen muroen.
Man bat eS I'M 5ranspaal Dem per-
i6nlid tdpieren General libel eenom=
men, bab er eritens Qaoplmitb niht 3nm
Ga1l bradte uno speitens, baB er bic
Siege gesen Butler ni6t ausaunuben
tpubte.
Beioe BeIhmeroen baben auf ben er,
ten ylif ibre militdriIbe Berebtisung,
oenn Beioes muBte aeideben, um bem
Rriese cine Wenouna 81 @uniten Der
Buren 81 9eben. uno Beioes puroe pon
8eneral Soubert ertpartet. Nn oem qua
ten Willen uno Der ri1ti9en @rfellntnib
bat es Dem Yerltprbenen liberli9 ni1t
aefehlt. 5einer san3en Gnla9e naA
mar er, mas man m!litariib nit oem
Wort ,Draui9dnger" beaeiAnet, uno
iein gldnSenoer ginmarlb i,ab Natal
uno iein Sid Ginibieben" atuilden
2aopimitb uno @eneral Butler beipei.
len, oab i6m oas Bib Der {trategilben
Gffenlipe als sSoeul pori1nebte.
gie tpeit General Soubert Oafiir ber=
antpprtlib 1T, oaB bic Buren lib i'm
msitern 0erlauf bes fselb3uees eigent=
lid nllr allf Die tattiibe Defeniibe be-
ibrdntten, tann nur Die Geihibte lebs
ren. Wir glauben, er muBte an ben
Ysrbdltnilien iheltern, an benei alle
geseniiber 8erufsbeeren lei=
ben an oem Maneel zines aelhulten
8eneralfabes nno gelhulter Sffisiere.
Sn Der Defenlipe geniigen Manness
mutb uno Shiebferiiateit. um Die ,Nn=
ariffe au6 oes iiberle9enltcn 5einoes
ab3upeilen. Sir ben glnariff aber
beibt es, aroBe Sruppenmailen in Der
rihtigen 3ihtung uno su paiienoer
Sci! an5uieben. Solbes tann nur i'm
lsrieoen berufsndBia selernt meroen,
lnb basu batten Die 8uren meber Gele=
senbeit, nod ibrer 0eranlasuns
nno @r3iebung nad - Neiguna. Sir
bic Sifenlipe feblen ben guren 9isSip=
lin unb llebung. 9lus bieieln 8runoe
fonnte tpeoer sSoubert's peri0nlihe 5a=
pferfeit, nod feline Gnergie uno praa=
sferti9feit Sas erreiben,
uas Die GerbdltnilIe periaaten.
Ser groBe Sraaniiator SOubsrt ipiro
III Der Rrie9sseIbibte aler g0lfer fort=
[eben uno als Der geiten @iner aenannt
ner0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05

Gieie Grage lit unb mar feit nnoent-
iiAen 3eiteil. leit Die Matur bieler fiirh-
terlichen Rrnntbeit ergriirbet unb felt=
geifellt ipuroe. cine harte NnB fir bic.
meoisiniihe Wil5cnIhaft. Gboleih i'm
berflolienen Sabrbunoert pnaeabnte
Gortltbritte in Der Wunbar3neifilnbe
aet1adt ipuroen, tpDrunter beionbers
Die Nnpenoung bon @leftricitlt in
meoiainiIhen Dienlt unO Die grfinoung
Der G0ntgen=Strablen Su reihner 1inb.
10 1T bod bis beute oieie Grass nidt es-
l6lfmoroen.
Wis baben aber in lebter 3sit in Der
SagespreHe 8elprebunaen pon perfbie=
befen Gdtlen BON Grebs pahrgenplnmen,
melde uns Der 20lung oer ernlten
lraee, sit Grebs leilbar 2" naber 3u
bringen iheinen, uno Die Mn.penollng
zines ihipeiser Erduternlittels in Der
8e6anollng bon Rrebsfdllen berbient
oaher Seahtuua. Der San zines 6rn.
0oegb GuloberQ ilt l1anapunft, elmer
Der 8orltdote BON Ybilooelpbia, ipelder
fiinf Wol in bem Seiferion Meoical
Golleoe operirt .puroe llno su!eBt burb
ben 8ebrauh bon Gornps Nlpeilfrduter
Blutbeleber llnb Die Mnmenonna bon
Gorni's Sell Del BON Rrebs gebeiltr
lullroe, erreate ni6t geringes NufieDen
in Der neoisillilhen Welt..
Nn bieien reibt iid Die 0eilung bon
Walenfrebs zines Derrn Sames 8ar=
nett. elm YHan5er in 8lue &ioae, Ser.,
Dernl6ge oerielben Wittel.
llno ferner Der Taa Der 3ohter bes
6errn @ruibfe in Wlpena, Mih. 9ie=
ies Mdoden purbe burb Nlpertrduter
8lutbeleber nno 9eil : Del bon einsn
GrebSleiben i'm @eliht eebellt, nahoem
Die Nale fhon tpeeeefrelien mar uno iie
bon ben Ner5ten als unbeilbar aufgege=
ben ipurbe.
0err 81. SoiIetb in Siour gitD, Sa.,
purbe bur1 bieielbe Yehanolung bon
einem 2eioen, ipelhes Die Nerate als
v3un9enfrebs" biaanofirtell, bergefelt.
Gin Grdulein 2issie Gonele. Wbite
DAT, 3d., lit nah Musiprub Der Ner5te
an Mutterfrebs, muros 5tpeimal operirt,
unb 5ulebt tobttrant nah 0aule ae=
ididt. 6eute 1T fie aeiuno uno mun=
ter. bant benz Nlpenfrduter Ylutbeleber
uno Dem 6eil=Oel.
Grau grnlt Otto. Spiss Nlp, Ser.,
tpuroe bon ben Ner3ten als bon einem
. Ma9enfrebs" leioeno aufsegeben, aber
our6 Nlpenfrduter glutbeleber tpieoer
oauerno ber9efeat.
Gin Sing lit nun iiher. enttueber
mar Die Siasnoie Der Ner5te in alien Den
ooritebeno angegebenen peridieoenen
Gdaen pon Rrebs fulld, ober aber 3rebs
taun our6 innerlihe. auf oas Blut
ipirtenoe uno Die @iftfeime serlt0renoe
Wtittel geheilt meroen.
Dr. Ssabrnep 1T serne bereit, oieie
6raae offen 81 laHen. 8ie Sbatiahe
ieooh bleibt, mas INNER Die Hatur Der
arantbeit getueien lein mag llno melder
Name ibr segebeu luurbe, oab porlte=
henoe 6dle geheilt ipurOen uno amar
our1 Torni's glpenfrdutsr glutbeleber
in 8srbinoung nit Sornis's Deil=Sel.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05

ns o ads nno UNI py bic maa psrp gi MIR pen % ssm &
@ b nit ae @ beaonn Doen on unh s9a mhn mir T. hn w mss
eron srra aen Gs if u sf nno ea e Nle eeb son5rhn
Die namlb ssaarn gen
Nr t mete SHem 0e bnen gob anyenu pral
aut ennin 8s seb Die sn b naer s.gars Get auI
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05

Die beutfbe Gpra1e erobert iin
imnter iueitert @ebiete. Mabbem erF
Dor Ruraem an Der itets beutidfeinb=
lid 8eiinnt 9etpeIenen Mostauer llni-
perlitdt Elm Qebriiubl Der oeutiheu
|6prade ullD Niterliur erri1tet ,pDrbett
|if, tuurDe nun and ali Der pplUte1ni.
|ldeu @6nle ii 3sberan, periien, Elm
osutfder 6pranturius eingeri1tet, BET
|unter elllem oeutl6en Qebrer itebt un0
init fed5i9 D6rern ms Qebeu frat.
llnb babel oiebt Is bier3uIanbe leiser
nod 5ll biele Deutlde, bic iid) bemiiber,
|ibre Mutteripra9e % balo als ln6gli9
5u psrgeiIen.
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Mnaii9e ma0 ttebersicber.

Gans pouene @aIlimere CD HA
9lisiiae fit Mdnner epJ.CV
9as Material oieler MnSiiae ift
itritt gans BON Wolle.
SsaneD Gailimere Nnsiise fiir Mdn=
ner - jeoer Nnsua pertb $500.
Sieie oebsn bel Oieiem 8ertauf
fir $4.98.
eyene itonen importirten Woriteo
Mn3iise, pelbe sSbr INNER germ
nit $40 uno $l2 besablt, geben
bel oielem 8ertauf fir $7.98.
esene iADnen blauen unb fdmaraen
Sseriep llebersieber, Die iiberaa su
$40 pertauft ueroen, miillen mir
3u SIS. so ausperfaufen.
6ellfarbiee Gopst uebersieber gu 81.
sSeber oieler llebersieber 1T So
nlebr tpertb fir Gub.
Cape uebersieber fir Ginber bel oie=
lem 8ertaui 55c. before Sor=
ten au 75c., 81 uno 81 rs.
YiQiees uebersieber fir Mdnner fiir
taelihen 8ebraud 81. $3.50.
Gbuere llllter usbersieber fir &na=
ben i'm Mlter bon IA bis l8 Sab
rem, bel bieIem 8erfauf nur ESQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05

Wenn bel Sobn BuQ Der Sieaes=
rauih perflo9en lit, miro Die grobe 9ln=
leibe ibn oaran erinnerll, nie tbeuer er
sesedt bat.
No1 lit Qoro &oberts init ielner
9lrmee ettpa 270 Meilen bon Yretoria
entfernt. Das lit ein tpeiter Weg uno
DoQer 8efabren fiir Die Gngldnoer.
SEPT gebt es aud idon ans 8ers
trufen Der Suit alleroin9s linb es
Dorldufi9 muir Die fonlprimirte 2uft=@e=
leuibaften. Die lid 5u einem Sruit oer-
einigt baben tuie lan9e aber miro es
nod bauern, bis man biersulanoe obne
8enebmisung Der 5rultS iiberbaupt
niht mebr ihnauien oarf !?
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

Program tor the second annual meeting
OF the West Tennessee Farmers lnalitute
20 be held at Jackson September ~, l3
aud H., 1900, under tho auspices of the
department OF agriculture OF Tennessee:
FIRST DAY.
The meeting will be called % order by
thepresident at l0a. IN. In the courthouse
Invocation by Rev G.. II. Sullivan.
Welcome address 10y Col. r. s.. Fletcher
Response by Col Thomas w. Neal.
Annual address by the president.
Farmers Institutes by Hon. Thomas III.
Paine, commissioner of agriculture
The Home Life of the Farmers Wife
by Mrs Mollie Burnett.
Diversified Agriculture, led by Hon, J..
b. Parker
Poultry Raising by Capt. NJ. Klyne.
Marketing Fruits and Vegetables, by
Maj. G. Il. Keill and b. A. OraddoCk.
Sheep Hunbandry, led by Capt. John
w. Morton and DR.. w. =. Smallwood.
Query box opened and questions an
swered.
Plant Life and Insect Enemies illuBtra-
ted Cat the night SESSION. by stereOpticon
views and explained by Prof S. M. Baine,
botanist OF the University Of Tennessee.
Query box, etc.
SECOND DAY.
Invocation by Rev Oscar Haywood
WOman's Influence by Mrs. r. p. Meeks
Forestry by Hon. Hugh l.. Bedford.
The Best Method of Shocking Wheat
and Protecting Same by Covers, by L. ID
Spight.
Public Roads by Hon. +. B. Snipes anC
Judge w. p. Green.
Restoration and Preservation of Our
Depleted Soils, led by Hon. w. L. Rich
ardson and Col. J. w. Purviance.
Dairying by G. II. Williams
Birds as Friends OF the Farmer led by
Prof. A. @. Webb and Hon. p, 7. Glass
Shall We Fence In or Out by Hon, T
Bum Carson.
Cattle Raising in Tennessee by Hon. J
@. Humphreys and others,
Horse and Mule Raising in Tennessee
| by Hon. j. ID. Johnson.
The Relation of Production to Manu-
featuring by Hon, J. r. Goodwin.
Query box, etc.
Feeding Cattle Perfect Ration by Prof.
| A, M, SOule.
THIRD DAY
Invocation by Rev. NJ. A. Matthews.
The farmers Daughter by Miss Ami
Fain.
Stock Peas by Hon, J. II. Mcdowell.
Report Of Results of Wheat Expert
ments at Experimental Station by Pro-
! A. M. Soule.
The Grasses of Tennessee by Hon. 7
G. McKelvey.
, The Railroads and the People by Co
Robert Gates.
Swine Raising etc., by S. J. Fletcher
. The farmers Children and the Publ
Schools by Mrs. Sue Mooney and Others
Annual election of officers.
The meetings will be public and every
body invited to attend.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
THE BLOrERIAL NOMINEE.

Having carefully compiled the
election returns of the primaryelec-
zion, held on August 2, 1900, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate
for representation of the sixteenth
aoterial district, composed of Ben
con, Decatur and Henry counties,
we find that j. J. B. Johnsonius
having received a plurality of all
Che. votes cast, we hereby declare
the, said J. J. B. Johnsonius the
nominee of the Democratic party.
Paris, Tenn, September 3, 1900
ROBERT THARPE,
@. w. KENNERLY,
@. N. WILLIAMS,
Pictorial Executive Committee fol
Henry County.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

II you are troubled with heartburn, in
odorous breath, hatulency, acidity, pains
after eating, loss Of appetite, persistent
melancholy, or low spirits. You need a
tonic, few doses of Herbine will give
you the recuperative force to remove these
disorders. Price, so cents. Sold by all
druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

Whites Cream Vermifuge is essentially
the child's tonic. 1t improves digestion
and the assimilation of food, strengthen
ing the nervous system and restoring them
to the health, vigor and elasticity of spirits
natural TO childhood. Price, 25c. Sold
by all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
BIDS REOPENED.

The bids having been raised on
Che bank building and lot, the old
gin lot, and the tract Of land in the
second civil district known as the
Eayes tract, / will hold open the
bids on said property until Mon
dayat1 o'clock, September II, 1900.
This September S, 1900.
d. g. HUDSON,
Assignee.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
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NOTICE.

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creditors, D. G. Hudson, assignee, has
turned all accounts placed in his hands
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date all unpaid accounts will be placed in
the hands Of an officer for collection.
PHILAIPs GROCERY COMPANY.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY naturally
is anxious to divert the attention
of the people from his policy of
imperialism. Uneasy cOnsciences
are multiplying in the Republican
party.-Senator James III. Jones.
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sTRAYED.

A red heller yearling, crop of the right
and split in left ear strayed from Henry
Hudson's about August /.
l will pay a reasonable reward for its
recovery. Address
o. G. HUDSON,
Camden, Tenn.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF BENTON
COUNTY, IENN.-DORCAS i. STALLINGS
VS.. NJ. G. STALLINGS
In this cause it appearing to the Clerk
and Master from the allegations Of COM
plainants bill, which is sworn to, that the
residence of the defendant, NJ @. Stall
ings, is unknown, and after diligent in
quiry his residence can not be ascertain
ed, so that the ordinary process of law
can not be served upon him. 1t is there
fore ordered that he enter his appearance
before the Chancellor on or before Thurs
day, September q, next, and make de-
Tense to the petition of Dorcas e.. Stall
lngs by which she seeks to have the bonds
of matrimony now subsisting between
them dissolved, or the same will be taken
for confessed and the cause set for hear
ing exparte as to him
This August %, 1900
w. l.. MORRIS,
CLERK and Master
By a. V. BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master
j, q. ROBINS,
Solicitor for complainant. PHO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G. B. Greer
60 John Phifer and Duckie Farmer,
B. @. Flowers and Addie Hatley, r.
G.. Florence and Genie Davidson.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

Corn-huskers' sprained wrists,
barbed wire cuts and sprains, or
cuts from any cause, are quickly
healed when Billiards. Snow Oint-
ment is promptly applied. Price, rs
and 5Ocents. Sold by all druggists
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment
Is not panacea, but is recommend
ed for blind, bleeding OF protruding
niles. and it will cure the most OBJ
stinate cases. Price, 30 cents IN
hotties. Tubes, Is cents. Sud by
all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

IN THE CHANGERY COURT OF BENTON
COUNTY, TENN. G.. TAYLOR, CITIZEN
OF KENTUCKY VS.. S. w. AND MATTE
COOLEY, CITIZENS OF KENTUCKY.
In this cause it appearing.to the Clerk
and Master from the allegations of com
plainants bin, which is sworn to, by
which he seeks TO foreclose a mortgage,
that the defendants. S.W and Matte
Cooley, are non-Tesidents Of the State of
Tennessee and reside in the State of Ken
lucky SO that the ordinary process of law
can not be served upon them. 1t is there
fore ordered that they enter their appear
ance before the Chancellor and make de-
Tense to said bill of complaint on the
fourth Monday in September, next, or the
same will be taken for confessed and the
cause set for hearing eXparte as to them.
This August %, 1900.
WI. NORRIS,
Clerk and Master
ByA. ". BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master
Tom @. RYE,
Solicitor for complainant 2l-l0
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER z, 1900.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Presidents.
WILLIAM }. BRYAN.
For Vice-President.
ADLAT E. STEVENSON.
For Governor
BENTON MoMILLTN.
Tor Railroad Commissioner
THOMAS l.. WILLIAMS.
For SENATOR
q. W. TURNER. p
For Representatives
J. j. B. JOHN80NIUS.
EIectOrs. State at Largo
E. -. ESLIC.
JAMES B. FRAZIER.
Electors by District;
lrBt-BAXTER TAYLOR.
8eoOnd-JOHN w. STAPLES
Third. j. LYNCH.
EOurth-W. s. FAULKNER
Eifth-A. B. NEIL.
Sixth m. III. MEEKS.
aovBnth-R. ID. WILLIAMS.
Eighth q. RYE.
Hinth-W, w. CRAIG.
Tenth-W. II. CARROLL.
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