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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
'SDge belbrebes
Suage Dinoer arefter.
On %nmosrfuIo SiSsslirir opsases
az en- berpmt uaeoieinif giOens
Tabsmano iom aur for
eubper 9psspm.
mGrfrGrotae StIbrsoeISer, Der
Itsnsr mtrafIer.- cIottI
DenS SansIipstbeoS
8aaoe lot.
ssssmisIst fsnssS frit til d tom fsHse
Ram 90 siorsSIs.

Otter aGrsiauss, taalmpstat @raHHuIHstr o. STU
bier AZ 6UrttesRs iFSsSt Striifsr iaG utI Icm GTpe
~rtatuttr rad RHtiSsHs eRstStSsrfd CHrdaoc. 81
IT. SaFHes U. Rib. sT salttS 9psntua ! fort
RaSas, Sab. u. 2. o.. ilaHs til Al gHEutliagtsEt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

at ban bar fab gtsbSo for at bare pPoaest 9iosts
GItrtr. ct ban vto cirIp az IN wafsrif T'trtuT,
bits SamnrriItUtHg hlu aIsus irsHbsr, o. Npm ban
M ttadurr tom ~SsuItat al a~Hrclaul es,HtRl e't'r
bette l~toniBsuSt Rtobcl, Ct iRaue til at hsIbrree ale
% susotr al be spaepmms. iOm bet mtUntHrItge q"
acme iibsr al. Ter ststs ir5tu TvtUI ON Tatt0rsHs
Cpriatiabso I b,uHs Eaa, % be mrr'tl { ssIbrsotl'
ser. iVm ban Soalte ~ubifrsr, isues At uurt 1t tsmne'
Tia aOet 8tptt bsrom. borS PaafnHoc aruResr Rg
paa iuue J0ruuft o. aruueB GT'drtrl uueer en-
mas, saarts 9ratpruytS Ect toitrr iHtst AZ prsoe
mibetI. ba ban paa duHtOontUl i,Hbsr sHbecr gtesHbs
up' btrd' III at o~prbe1tft o-m ON rcns GUus III at
bslbrros: man Igbsr ocrior tie mtHbRc RsNto RVaIt
al b aHisrts estbrtoCiIrr CT HTatt mErio a hiae %
uiIee stppt trees. buis t'fs paaIiesIiac PsripHrr a.
Iases gieussbarO btrsm. SdI,s bar iaaet oG, arpI.
'erns o. aaast Omfrtnl ,tT at baut btuaitst Sage
mieIct to sHu ire BaH1t. Spas, Der bdr bIsOtH
atont op tom ubeIbrsOsI,gs al Sttost' srler. ar
bIsptn ~struatptt 6slbrrb o. Rrr tier. Rbsu N itisme
(Stat). Rraraiatd, Wdut', piSrttt. Wore. . OBJ %
Subiuaepmms FAINT SIrvtoUoer '%oripiuotr ipm Deb
3rpHert 6opeoDtHt. RagpGr'. RcrD gtttt. Febers
ippoomnts. TTrtnl, erfis, NcrtiglrIie. Atbra, aIs
ioTrh. SrOnftt % ale Spaoommr | rdtieu, SuHasrHe
slrr andre YtpScrgaucr firrues pdd ioTtduicnoc tort
alb. Feluis gdmhrp, SoipW tor atdrta. Y tttrtot,
9praara, c~trrttipae % SEmUrtoi0 : fuTsrss barttat
% pariat. Rrtts Wtood rsuisr bcts Gphrm't eIp.
bet ~idarelipm G%elrpTpst, glsncprctttr normal Rtrue1
trait. g~looomlsbet % tutoHUuoig , ibrrh nGftu
gitbl ttsI q. Ter sr iHatU "ReriuH %auisSiie" Dos
ttU'ts Sisrts das % suuvtr bar 'amms &9tt. etr.
al StTtp 'trdr e'ict GEgcmlblst; bet icHess hit
III eHh0tr 2ibcuoe. Cpgtu, builteu Epleom Re ltor
al. o. a Rff 1t p7tobtt btrimob pI bttoe ltHbt TEN
'rit mre oruadaeuot Bon.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Green's Sruet.

"af oereS Srugter ifule 5 fien0e
bem." Bill hi naa Wan0en / Ran0en
o9 finoe no, ON ban er al soOt tempe,
reret Staal eaer bare eIenbigt Raa.
iern, iaa maa oi ie pon bans @ier.
ninser ogiaa % life bare Iptte til
bans Orb. .
Oct er en- goO Del Iettere at taIe
enb al bnnOle, og bet er bare natIr.
ligt, at Ell iom ifilbrer iig ielp, prsper
at faa til ct paffert 9iQe0e. Dten ueo
at I9gse Rerfe til en- Rano8 San-
Del oe 8auoel / bet boqItge 2io fan
man mart finbe no, erten ban er en-
Selgen ener en- Spn0er, Tor @iernm.
gerne bar BEN 8ane at tole ianot.
Oct er ianre lttrpgt at ilaa iig iro
meo en- fremtiSig 9o05leie. Smpen.
belle. Oct fan paa lin BIB gaa bra
% bel meS en- iaa0an GmoenoeIie o..
iaa; BET er beOre eno inqen Smpen.
belle. Ren en- Zig GutpenbeIie er
bog ct meget oaarIigt Subititut for ct
Prligt SiD. Seq tror life, man fan
taa SilgioeIie tos 8rO bare oeS at ii
ina no / 8eiret. at man En- be0rsoet
ooer lit Sip - ii9r naar Dem Ct
f~ienbeIie uoiRttes Ill en- Sio, ga mar
life Longer fan gan line egne 8eie.
let er flogere at ie paa Siusen / 9p.
Jet al Den iuibe SoritanS og la bore
at eisre bet. iom rar9t og uret er, euh
at sisre uret meS oeIberaao Sn og
bagefter H. Of man angrer Oct.
ReIigionen er en- nIuorIis Sing.
On fan life eisre. iom on pil, ! oenne
gerben. Der er en- Con, iom on life
fan pinfe tiliiSe. 9u fan life neS BE.
ititfeliesperge faa ben Cop bsiet Ooer
til Oin SHE. gpg pna Sano, og Su'
Jet rainier; bpg pnn a!ippe, % bet oil
itan. ct Barn isurte mig en- Sang,
ON TO % to alti6 bIir IRE. ga, min
Gut. @Iem Oct alorig. Og on oil unS.
gaa mansen en- gefpmriHs!"'
Tnn maa lifeline mcIlem RsIigiOu
% en- ~iranSenoe ipgeIig 5sleiie -
Spermeri, Spermeren ipnss ofte aft.
for Ietombt at inn nabnet Berleportene
Tor iig, mems Sen reIigisie isler. at
ban naa arbeiSe Barren os CONNIE.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

ren noober meS araft % Sroifab. ON
ban ifal fiinne oente Srust ! Ssitens
Sib.
MeIieion er life ferit o. remit 50.
leIie, men rter Sdnfe, Sperbepisutns
% Gro - en- Bro, iom er mn for Dig,
til bu bar prspet ben. Du prsoer ben
fanife fra ierit al foriietig % tptIenbe.
"Bil ben bore mis2" ipsr on fanfte
Dig ieIo. Ien SeS uter on prsper ben
gro, Ses trpasere bIir on, % bu faar
ben trpese GsIelie, at ben iiffert uot
oil bore dig ODER til ben anoen Strano,
Der "er uteeet, pi life foritaar, | &eIi.
sioner - mangt, pi itaar Der grub
Ienoe % ipsr "$oaS2" os "Sborfor?~
ooer. Ren ri fer iaa mango Sirs
fIart, at ri beIeriffe Tan tpiIe oper
Sing. 81 life foritanr. Seq forItanr
life Ssmansens 9ompos; men Grfa.
ringen bar Inrt mig, at ies Fan bn'
fuIo Glib III bet ieIo / Gage 90
Storm.
Rosen bill n,aaife fort1le mig. at
RGrS o. aoinoer. iom forte Seu re.
neite, peneite 9~iosoanoeL Dog iutet
brpbbe iis ON SriIterSommen. Seq
pil bare Il, at iee peb ON ct Warmor.
bruo, iom biIbe bore opermaaoe pGr.
bihlIbt, ON oct life bar 9ieuremtrGrgt
al ct SIass Serrruit. Sfisrt ieg bar
Jet en- % nnSer IormorbIot ira set
9rub, bib Tom December.S ue, ioo
betaIer Oct ia BOG life at ORE anpitaI
% grbeibe pon bette Wornorbruo.
Der er ioo nItfor mango al Sltit aicu.
remtrpngte 9Ioffe.
SriItenbom er en- RGffe al Sc GSIe.
ite, tsieit muIi9e Sanfer, % ri bar
IGrt, at GbIe Saufer itaber et GoeIt
2io. Sonfer ON @uo, ~llbcNeIiabco,
8Iigt o. 9poisbeb er en- ifabcroe Gan.
fe. On Zig Sanfe fon life fomme inc
/ DIT 8iPitfammer uOen at fate
StroaIer ooer bit SuSIic, %
bbor 'Iige Sanfer er tiTbuie, er Ser
SoIifin. Gen uatlrlise 6rlgt al en-
Gro, iom bar iltge Sonfer ifsl9e, er
en- Ssit rig paa aob @rsoe, mems paa
ben onber SIDE 6en nahlrIige Srltgt
al Spil er lltilfreoSbeb. Gen gonSe.
iom foretrPffer oaarIig Serb for goo,
er life ois, % boorfor ifillbc ban bel.
9e minore COB. Sob better emo BEN
bebite3
3eIieion briraer Treo, SeugioeI'e /
Cubs 8iIie. EiIfrebSten. 8i ft,IOe
f6Ige / Reiterer8 Sooipor. SoiS Rc.
ligionen sisr os IptteIi9e / 2ioet ug
iaIige / SimmeIen. sier, at ri fan IS
glade oeb Eorfeu ON GoigbeSer %
@ienipret Seroppe, oil ri frUpe 8el:.
oion iom ri frGper 6eoe, nanr ri err
bungrise. (@. $. Sepmortb oeO 9r.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

en- rig Wano | Berlin efterioS ia
ct nofiaa mprfeligt Seitumente. Get
inoeboI0t bl. a. sem 9eitemmeIIe, al
enbber Of tans SIegtringe, ION uno'
Loo at me6e frem peO bans gegra'
oeIie, ifllIoe aroe 800 Warf. SsIger
bar, at Ranoens Su~SboIoerIte, en-
fern SIegtntu9 al afosSe. bar Den
eneite SIegtring, iom mcote irrm oeh
9e9raoeIicn. Der bar ct Quborg til
Seitamentet; men oct bar al IfoSoe
beitemt, at BET Arbarg itltIOe bIi BE-
feinot isrit efter g~egraoeITen. ) Nm.
bon9et ito0, al IGitcn al Gioebe5
6ormue ifltlOe beleS IigcIigt meLem
Sc SIegtninger. iom fulgte aiOs0e til
8rapen og 0erpe0 gap aifaIo paa oe
Iumpne 800 0Inrf. afos0e8 SusboI'
Oerifc 6lep iaoIeoeS aroiugen.
RornI: Oct err tIogt at gisre lin
RIi9t, ielo ON Oct foiter liOt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
SpoielSoagsboscn.

Sea bar mobtaset "9seprahsE oftsu"s
grrmiebos, ben lille Ssoielsodssboe.
Som lea bermeS tiger iaa mango Sat
for; bet er en- IiSeu BOG, Tom ale bsr
babe, % iaa Tan MAJ il faa ben gratis
oep at abonners paa Soften icm oe'
Iaa er ct ubmGrtst suSt % biaist gIaS.
% bpaS Soseu ausaar. ian sr ben nOs
get at bet bebits, ies bar feet al bet
Slaes. - Better aiIbe. @eit SHpsrior.
Bis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

aeiier @iIbeIm er otit iorrt sIa6 !
4merifa % gmeriforerne. Gsrit
ierote ban os en- Pgte Brins ! 8iso
og BLOB, % nil piI ban igu ienbe os
Sreorif ben Store / Sten e1er grou.
&c. Rrtrien 1T ri bare ba' ibIor6t %
en- fort lib; men Gre0rif ben Store
bIir nof FER til eoig lib. Seq bao6er,
at GSaren ien6er os Better Scn Store.
% at Sorg Gopnr6 ogioa bar en- 6so
Wonart at forRre %. 9Goe Wonar.
fer er De Wonarfer. ri ipreS beoit ON
Der / amerita. aeiier BiIbeIm pibite
rof BET, os Oe andre aorser og aet.
iere bsr fslse gtutet.
Sagfsreren: gu ertienoer aItiaa,
at on er en- Sramp?"
"Des, Cir
Sagfsreren: ~8oStl nil on for.
tple Retteu, booS bet bar, iom IeSet
dig iu0 / et ianbant pprrc emo UNIT.
tigt 9io?"
"6orflarinsen er itmpeI. Seq par
for itoIt til al arbeiOe os for GrIi9 til
at bli Ell Sagferer.~ gr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

Zen iterIte grarS, Tom oi fiber
1866 bar baot / 0orge, er 9rauben !
Orammen 12te SuIi 1866 meb en-
Sfabe paa 3,9s6,000 Ser. bereiter
fommer granSen / &riitiansiarb Sbe
% 9be SuIi 1892 meo 3,750.000,
granSen / Sfien Toe os sbe auguit
1886 meSfsrte en- Sfnbe poa 1922,
900, Ramsosbranben 30te Mai 1897
100000, Sammerfeit 21be Suit
1890 $4,000, 9euauser 26be Wa.
1897 1,155,OOO, SarbefIsrb 16be
Rarts 1900 Las, 900 - buiIfet er
be granSe, Tom iiber 1856 bar saast
op | 1 RiQton.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

Sea bar otaset Samariren -Susosunsn-
I eoe sians. 90 ei liter ben sobt. Den saar
lst. arbeiosr eoot 90 fpdrer oeet III ft Fapu.
Snecn r.i dnere. om be nnlafer Ne en- al
sem. 5rset 90 Ss=is. dc Z. espSe. gRufs.
scrs. GssnH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Smaaruif.

Gen lille Gut er en- 9nmpfieoel
meo 9omper oppe," ia Den betien0te
oonif.amerifnnfe 6orfatter Sacot
Tiis / ct 6~oreSrag ! Buffalo. "Rer
benne 9ompfieoel bar en- SifferbeoS'
oentil. 90 bots EoIitimnnoen gtr
iig I'll at iio6e paa berrr SifferbeoS'
uertiI, bill Der iiffert NOT femme en-
@tSpIoiton."
6orPl0re, 2Prere % EoIiti bar
goot al at ooerueie oiSIe Orb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
MRS. EUGENE FIELD
ENJOYS HONOLULU
Society. Homes and Hospitality
Have Enraptured the Visitor
From Chicago.

II am perfectly charmed with life in
Honolulu Is the way Mrs. Eugene
Field. who Is a guest at the Moana Ho-
tel, Waikiki, expresses herself after en-
jOyins the delights OF the Hawaiian
capital for three weeks. Il hadn't any
idea that the Islands We're so beauti-
ful. .nd / confess that am quite en-
raptured.
Had I come here merely as a tour
lst, without any friends to greet me.
perhaps / might not have found every
thing so delightful. but there were
old friends here. and thus / have
been given a splendid opportu-
nifty TO see everything in Homo
lulu at it's best-society. hospitality.
beautiful homes. and people who have
extended every courtesy to me-"
The works of Eugene Field are as
much read today as when their author
was alive. and Mrs. Field points with
pride to- such an enviable measurement
OF their worth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
Military Order.

The following order was posted at
National Guard headquarters yester-
day: :
Honolulu, II. T.. March 20 1902.
General Orders No. =
Musicians Of Companies a. Il. c, r,
r. c. and III will be relieved from all
duty with their respective companies
until further order They will report
10 chief Musician w. C. King for in
struction at such times and places as
he may designate
BY order of Colonel Jones'
JOHN SCHAEFER,
Captain First Regiment, " u H.
Ad1utant-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
BUSINESS LOCALS

Call at Hawaiian News Company fol
new monograph records.
Masnite cold water paint is sold by
the Pacific Hardware Company
DR.. A. ]. Derby will return by the
Hall. from Kauai. Sunday morning.
Full line OF the celebrated Gunr
desks. at COyne Furniture Company.
How about the wall paper? Call al
Levers & Cooke and see their new de
signs
Public typewriter at the Hawaiian
Hotel Work promptly and neatly
DONE
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. F. & a. NJ,
will meet tonight. Work in the sec
ond degree.
Pure brewing methods are found at
the Honolulu Brewery. Primo lager is
absolutely pure.
Don't miss seeing the exhibition of
Dandy shoe sinners. at Manufacturers
Shoe Company today.
The new book list of the Golden Rule
Bazaar. i56 Hotel street is published
in these columns today.
Try a case OF Komel at 30 cents the
Dozen Telephone to Main II. Consoi-
dated Soda Water Works Company.
Exquisite taste shown in all OF the
Easter hats. as designed by Madame
Kane. at Mrs. Hanna's. Union street. 1"
As so many of the officers have gone
10 Hilo to institute an E,lks' lodge.
there will be no session here tonight
This Is the last week of Goo Kim's
sale of fine tailor goods. If you need
cloth be sure to take advantage of this
gale.
Auction sale of ferns fine furniture.
etc, at Union street next Monday at
10 o'clock VIII F.. Fisher Will conduct
The sale
The stock transfer books OF the Eva
Plantation Company will be closed to-
morrow at noon, and reopened on Tues
day, April l.
A lot OF unclaimed freight now stor-
ed at the Wilder Steamship Companys
warehouse will be sold at auction by
James +. Morgan on March 18th.
Very desirable rooms and good board
IN private family; very healthy locality
and only two minutes walk from the
electric car line. For particulars, adj
dress box SIS
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give
a social tomorrow evening in Harmony
Hall. and will entertain members Of
the sister lodge and the fraternal af-
filiating orders
A list OF names of officers who were
elected at the annual meeting OF the
Honolulu Dairymen's Association. and
who are to serve for the ensuing year.
Is published elsewhere
The bark Foohng Suey. OF the Brew
or e Co. line. will leave New York for
Honolulu on or about July 1st- For
freight rates and other particulars.
call on Brewer q Co. of this city
Mrs. Caroline Clark has just returned
from London. where she has taken
course OF instruction in the Chapman
School OF midwifery; also. practical
work in the Clapham Maternity Hos
pitat.
David Lawrence & Co. have just
placed on the market the popular Gig
arctic tobacco that is having such an
immense run on the Maitland 1t Is
called Faust" and sells for cents a
package
VI. Brasch & Co. OF the Lace House.
are again Offering some OF their won
derfuI values in hosiery. After reading
their ad. look In their window ana
you are sure to be surprised at the
values offered
Shaving without soap at the Hawaii
an Hotel barber shop. by new
process II is antiseptic. clean and de-
lightful. The beard is removed more
easily, and there Is no burning or
snarting sensation as an after effect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
Mrs. Harvey Dead.

Mrs. Frank Harvey. nee Elizabeth
RaNuls. aged forty-eight years. wife
81 Frank Harvey. OF the Inter-Isiand
Navigation Company. died yesterday
morning at her home at Kalihi, after
long and painful illness Heart
disease was the immediate cause OF
death The funeral will take place at
10 O'Clock this morning from the Cath
ole Cathedral
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
Our Millinery Opening
Fire Works
JPON
PACIFIC HEIGHTS

ON SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH
%. under the direction of Professor
tIut<t,no the celebrated chemist and
fire-worker OF japan.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
the Pacific Heights Electric Railway
Company whereby cars will leave Nuu-
anu street station every twenty min
utes between and 1890 p. m, IN order
TO accommodate the crowd. Round trip
fare. including admission 10 the
grounds. IS cents. slze
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
Anothsr Tesla Nugget.

The agOniziug effect OF the agony
imposed by some upon some is being
felt - irksOrne and irritable upon 9TH
arS. the gaSping very exasperating.
and the soreness most excruciating-
Ne are sorry for those who are agon-
izingiy agonized and persOnified detri-
mentally with such a heap OF agony
fudepe ndent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
wahiawa Company pefers Action.

\ meeting was held yesterday after
noon OF the stockholders of the Wahi-
ava Sugar Company. for the purpose
OF Strengthening out the affairs of that
concern The meeting was held at the
office of Andrews. Peters & Andrade,
hut oyyine. to the absence of certain
stockholders. action was deferred.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21

Tess-M,ss Passay says she paid 81
dozen for those photographs of hers
Jesuit they don't look bit like her
Tess-Of course What do you suppose
sh.. maid So for2-Phi,adelphia Press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-04-18
QUARTERLY COURT.

A good deal OF the time of the
court was taken up in granting re-
leases aud other routine business.
The appropriations will aggregate
aboul S435.
Road commissioners were elect
ed as follows w. r. Marchbanks,
third district; NJ. d. Byrn, eighth;
j. ID. Brown, eleventh; Kit Woods,
fourteenth, and II. w. Lindsey, six
teenlh.
Judge l.. d. Davis appointed the
following committee to let contract
and supervise the construction Of
"a levy on Dry Greek and to repair
the levy on Warren's Turnpike:
G. b. Bane, j. J.. Wright, and e.
N. CULLEN.
W. j. Nunnery, A. V. Hardin
and j. ID. Brown were appointed
"a committee to let contract and
supervise the construction of an
additional levy on the Camden and
Cozburg road in Birdsong Greek
bottom.
Provisions were made to repair
the bridge at Aliens Mill on Bird
song Greek aud also to repair the
bridges leading to Brevard's and
Ledbetter's Landing on Tennessee
River.
J. L. Camp, ex-trustee of Benton
County, was released from all pen
alties that have accrued against
him and not accounted for at the
expiration Of his term of Office.
A board of equalizers was elect
ed as follows: d. A. Gossett, A.
Fry, +. P. Wheatley, G. V. Haw-
ley and w. r. Marchbanks.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-04-18
Did you see the petrified man
CIRCUIT COURT.

Horace Dudley, felonious assault;
nolle prosecuted.
Enos Hatley, drunkenness; fined
ST. and cost.
Bob Rogers, carrying a pistol;
nolle prosecuted as on conviction.
Jesse Quillen, forfeiture; contin-
ued, alias capias returnable at the
next term of court.
P. w. Harris VS.. Henry carp,
replevin; continued pending com
promise.
w. L. Morris VS.. J. I'll. Kee and
J. B. Davidson; condemnation;
land condemned and sale ordered.
A. J. Warmack VS.. w. M. War
nick, a motion to condemn land
continued by absence of plaintiff.
f. Q. Leslie VS.. G. G.. Matlock,
by garnishment Of Fate Whitfield;
continued pending settlement.
S. M. Naifeh and Negola Naifeh,
exparte; naturalization papers were
granted.
All other cases not included in
our report Of last week were con-
tinued to next term Of court.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-04-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.

Sterrell Rayborne of Big Sandy
was in the city Sunday
ID. G. Hudson returned to Nash
vile Tuesday morning.
Miss Ethel Cooper of Devider
entered school here this week.
Marshal E. G. Flowers was at
Big Sandy and Paris Monday.
Miss Tenie Schoening of Simon
visited in Camden this week with
friends.
Mrs. Eva Gossett of Dickson is
visiting her parents, Justice and
Mrs. j. III. CASTLE.
Kirby Lowry and family of Hol-
low Rock visited friends and rela-
tives here last week.
Will Rushing, who has been as
sisting in the trustees Office, went
to Big Sandy Tuesday
Mrs. Mollie Bowles has built an
addition to her residence and made
other convenient improvements.
Miss Winnie Bridges of Gismon-
da, who has been sick the past two
weekssreturned to school this week.
Jack and Albert Allen left last
Tuesday for Springville, where it
is their intention to remain few
months.
Miss Pearl McRae returned this
week from an extended visit at
Memphis with her aunt, Mrs. G.
L. Brecheen.
Hon. John II. Trice will speak
at Sugar Tree tomorrow (Satur-
day. at l o'clock, and at Holiday
tomorrow night.
Nola Cuff left Tuesday morning
Tor Claud, having accepted a posi-
tion with d. M. Farmer & Son
merchants at that place.
A new and substantial sidewalk
is being put down on the STREE
leading west from the northwes
corner of court square. The stree
is also undergoing repairs.
i Our report of the speaking las
week met with an accident just al
we were getting ready to go t.
press on Friday. Ir was a case o
"pi," but not the kind the distin
guished candidates are seeking.
News was received here Sunda.
that r. L. Bridges, who is working
for the Southern Express Co., a
Nashville, was severely injured
in an accident Saturday. Ampu
tation of one of his feet, which wa
badly mashed, may be necessary
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-04-18

The stockholders Of the Camden
and Holladay Telephone Company
will hold Q meeting at Holladay to-
day for the purpose Of organization
aud to consider other matters Of
business pertaining the company.
Trustee G. w. e. Herrin is en-
gagged in making ont the delinquent
tax books, and they will be ready
to turn over to the collecting Off
GERS this week. The delinquent
tax list for 1901 will amount to be-
tween S2,500 and $4,000 in the az
gregate. Propably three-ffths or
more of the amount is on polls.
To inexperienced patentees all
patents appear to be of equal pro-
tective value. They all have the
seal Of the Government and blue
ribbon; but some patentees know
the Importance Of claims and it is
to their skill and perseverance in
securing protecting claims that @.
A. Snow 4 Co., of Washington owe
in part their reputation and success.
At the regular meeting Of the
first nine of the Camden base ball
team Monday evening the boys re-
ceived a nice present, consisting Of
a half dozen bats, dozen balls and
new mits. The donor was Mana
ger w. T. Morris, who is looking
out for the interests of the nine.
The boys have been doing some
practice, and Manager Morris ex-
poets to have the nine in uniform
soon. You are going to hear good
report of the boys when the ball
season is fairly on.
The enrolment for the present
term of school at Benton Seminary
has almost reached the 250 mark,
and new students are still coming
in. The average daily attendance
in all departments is larger than it
has ever been before at this season
of the year. This is a splendid
showing for the school, and it is
convincing evidence that Benton
Seminary is rapidly expanding in
It's sphere of work and influence,
and that it has grown to be a great
er factor in the upbuilding of the
school interests and in the advance
ment of education in Benton and
the adjoining counties.
He claimed to be an exhibitor of
a rare curio, and came to town to
line his pockets. His eloquence as
a speiler was wonderful. He ex-
hibited on our streets Wednesday,
and those who coughed up dime
to see the show were impressively
Informed that they were gazing on
the form of a petrifed man, a man
whose appearanceled one to believe
that he had been scalped by the In.
dians over two hundred years age
and the body lay all that time in the
black mud of Northern Wisconsin
We have not forgotten the Yankee
of wooden nutmeg fame, or the
manufacturer Of artificial hams
, After all, Barnum, the great show
man, may have been half right il
his famous aphorism.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-04-18

The fur trade has been quite an
industry here this winter. This
puts money into circulation, and
in this way a great many in our
county are benefited.
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