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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Sen Meltbanbel
Diro 2lmerifa iib nab nno
na6 Iibern.
Sirefte 2Saiiertpese mad Sulanc'
bdfem bon europa.

2ono0n, III. San. Giner Der
mtdtisften ameritanil5en SanoeIs-
unternebmansen in europa puroe bier
ourdsefiibrt. Sieielbe beftebt i'm an.
tauie ulsr Waferwege fiir ameritanii4s
SdiTslaounsen pon SnIonobdfen in
ben gereinisten Staaten mad SnIanb.
bdfen in europa uno umfaBt ben An.
tauf mebrerer britii9er uno anoerer
Ran6Ie bur9 ameritanii6es RapitaI
Tranf %. 6atplep BON Der erie Srac'
tion SO. ift i9on ieit mebreren Uaona.
ten bier unb arbeitete in aller Stile an
oielem 9lane.
Oie erie FRACTION 60. bat Iib beutt
bic 6ontroas iibsr 5000 Meilen RandIt
in enslanb, geIsien, ETC. sefidsrt. Sit
8etrisbstraft Ioa elettriSitdt isin uni
bas parIament iol1 eriuat werber, gr-
laubniB gu ertbeiIen fur Die grri4tuns
bon 8etriebstraft. Stotionen auf min
oefens Sipeien Der enslif9en 2andle
0as 3eiultat wirS isin, bas mon auI
einem @erIaoeidein oirett pon Duluth,
Usinn., mad @rsfsi, aSln, u {. 10
S9iTslaounsen BON Beisen etc. wirt
perIenoen f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
aipplins's 8eoi9t
Sat in England sroRe 9lufresaus
berbprseruien.

9onbOn, IL. San. &uoparo Rip.
Iins's 9ebibt r3u ben @ofen" bat in
Gnslanb srOBe aairsSans berporSe'
rufen. Gs pirb ssiast, bas iein @e.
Si5t, in bem sr bic lleberseusans per'
tritt, oaB aasemeine @ebrpfibt einse-
fibrt psrbsn maiie.. Elm Sdlas in oas
@sI9t Der sanSen Ration iei, bsren
pauptintsrsiie sur 3eit aui Die eridst.
wettipieIe in auitraIien 9eri9tet iei.
England iarsit nod INNER .Nie.
mails aonitription," iebOd bieies Wori
1T i.bt i'm @orterbub Der prattil9er
Yolitit entbaIten, wdbreno es nod Dor
spei Sabrsn in bieielbe Ratesoris pit
StIauerei seitellt puroe.
Sie .Simes," bas bon allen britt
iasn OrSanen nod am msiitsn ernlt s.
nebmenbe, pertbeioist 3iplins. 81,
meint swar, bab aasemeine Bsbrpfia
nod nidt notbmenbis isi, i4last abe
oor, in allen S9ulen miIitaril9en Sril
sinsufibren unb 9assroienit oblisato
RID ~ MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Sn Sobaunssburg
SIT Der iblimmffe 9beil bes 8rie'
aeS iiberitanSen.

Sonoon, IL. San. Die Sage
Der Sinse in johannesburg bot fa
in ben lestsn beioen WOnaten iebr
idnel gum 8eheren sewanbt, pirb
Der 9Onboner rSimes~ pOn bort &c.
meloet.
limb Die ausF4tsn aai Die gu.
tunft", beiBt es in Der 9epei9e. "inb
nod sinitissr. Ser 8ertsbr nod Der
aIfe lit bur9 bas Ylodbausipitem &C..
libert uno elm abtommen nit portusaI
beSasli9 DER @inseborensn-Grbeit bat
oas 5inoerniB bsieitist, ueldes Der
8ieoeraufnabme Der Snouitrie i'm
9De9e itanb. 5auisnbe BON SlI6t-
Iinsen warten nod auf ibre aadtsbr.
Die SeDolf.runs iit natiirli9er Weiie
etwas psrarmt, absr Sebermann boift,
oaB, iopeit johannesburg in Sraee
tommt, Der i5Iimmit. She'll oss Rriesss
Iberitanben iit."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Opier beS Nberglanbens.
Gin SnSiamer MehbinmGum A.
Ssbe eemartert,
lin ben ,,@roBen @eiit" 81 beriStneu

-s.as-sS;-------s 4. .Is<x
pbosair, u. &. IL. Sanuar
pabre, Der sro6e Rebisinsnmann os'
Yuma Snbianer, wurSe bem -GroBer
6eife" seopfsrt. CT biiBte fiir BIZ
Sanoen oes Stammes, meIder ibr
peruntmOrtIi4 belt fir cine Boden.
gpioemie.
Dor einisen Sasen erfubr Der MsSi'
sinmann bic abfi1t Der Snbianer. er
fob nod ben @ebirssu. panbsrts aber
na4 einisen Sasen in baIbosrbunssr.
tenn 3ufnnbe misber na9 benz Snbia.
neroorie uno bat feline StammesgsnoI.
len UNI 0nabe. CT pur6e aber an
9dnbsn unb GiiB.n sefeheIt, absr Die
Grense na4 Merieo seidafft unb bort,
an sinsn 8aam ssbunben, Sw 1Ose &c.
martert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Sapiere Sbat
eines pcliSiifen in Sort Dayne
Nettete orei fleime 6inoer Dpm
ii@eren 2oSe.

st. gB apne, Srb. IL. San. Srei
tIeine ainber ,uurbsn bsuts burb bic
beroiias Sbat bes YoIiBiit.n Sidion
BON fderen 9obe serettet.
Gin Dor sinem 6armermasen ssipann-
tes Bronco 9onp i9eute. SIN Wasen
iaben 3 Rinber bes 6armers Sohn
Belts, i'm alter BON 9, 7 unb 6 Sabren.
Der 9idbrise Sunse bot aae isine
Rrafte aui, um bas Bonp gum Gill;
ftanbe gu briHsen, aaein persebens. Sn
Der CALHOUN StraBs mart lid bem
i9euseworoenen Bronco Der Dolisiit
Oidion entsesen, aGsin aua ibm &C..
lang lein 9orbaben nidt, Der Bronco
iaste umio piloer peitsr. Sidion fiel
es elm, baB bic StraBe BIods peiter
an Der Spise elmer Grb0buns enost unb
baB bic RIeinen sweifeuos nber bic.
ieIbe sei4Ieubert anb ibren ii9eren Sob
finben wiroen.
Sidfon iprans in elm nabe ifebenbes
Hussp uns trisb bas pferb gu sinsm
@ettIaufe nit bem Bronco an. un9e.
fdbr einen baIben SIod pom Gnbe Der
Strabe errei9te Der poIisif ben
Bronco unb, obns f4 lan9e 5v be- I'm.
men, iprans er pom Bussp birett auf
oes 8roncO's Ropf. CT ersriff ben
3aum nit md@tissr Gauit, murbe aber
nod etwa 100 SUB melt fortsesosen,
bepor bas 3itternbe Sbier enbIid tnapp
Dor benz absrunbe anbieIt. Die 2in-
Der waren serettet. Ser tapfere pOIi-
Iaiit wuree BON Der anssiammsItsn
Wenss nit Subelrufen besraBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Sroteae
@esem Die Grnemnums seS Capitol
2(r@iteften.

@ai binstOn, 8. g., IL. San.
Dos umeritaniide Snititut Der Mr9i.
tettsn bat beim prdfbenten sinen 9ro.
teit einserei9t eesen bic Grnenruns
BON elliott @oobs avs Snbiana oils
Grbitsft bes gapitols. Sas Snftitut
bebauptet, @oobs babe tsine arditst.
tenf9uIe abiolpirt uns tonne tein Wlit.
slieb bes Snititu!s iein unb lei b.sbaIb
niat bic sseisnete Yerionliaieit ais
araitett bes GapitoIs gu nirien.
@oobs mar Sabre binbur9 aiFitent
bss Gr9iteften eop. Glari uno felt bes
2esteren abIeben bat sr bic llmbau.
orbeiten in benz Capitol isbr eriOIsrsi4
sslsitst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Gin tuirfli&er Yrins
limo nod oa;n aus fonielihem
6ebliite
aSin ii@ berabIaflem bic Der.
Gtaaten 80 beinBen.

R ON, IL. San. Ser Bring gistor
BON Sanopen mirb in Der ndditen
Wo1e cine ReiIe nod Den 0sreinisten
Staatem antreten. Gr iit Elm Sobn
oes Sersoss BON aofta, zines gruoers
oes ermorbeten Roniss 5umbert Don
Stalien.
Ser prins gilt ais .iidtiser 2aoal-
lerie.Offisier unb maHte ieiner 3eit
oura isin Susll nit BEN Yrinsen
penri pon Orleans piel BON fid reben.
Sie 9eranIafuns gu benz 3usitampfe
bot Elm artitsI I'm pariier .SSisaro"
in benz Orleans Die italienii5en 2riess-
sefanssnen in abefpnien bsleioist
batte.
Ser Bring Uietor beiuate bic Ser.
Staaten bereits einmaI i'm Sabre
1897. gs bieB oamaIs, baB Der 9rins
bic Reiie unternabm, um cine 9eisuns
81 persehen, ani9einsno Ginsepeibts
bebauptstsn aber bemsesendber, bab sr
nod ben Der. Staaten sefommsn iei,
um beren miIitdriide Ginri9tunsen
fennen gu lernen.
Sn Hom sebt jest oas @eridt. SaE
Der prins Die Ginmillisuna ieines t6nis.
Ii9sn @sttsrs gum abi9Iufie elmer ebs
nit elmer amerifaniiden Grbin erbolter
babe, unb oaB er ii9 nit ber erudblteu
isines 5ersems ofisieu Oerloben moae
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
Snbianapolis, Sub. eamfas, ben IL. Sanuar 1902.

Der 2eide IN bas gbrensrab Der S46.
bel bes Si9ters obsetrennt uno benz
grofefor Der 4natomie, 2rotter, iiber'
geben rurbe, iuel9er einen 6ppsobang
bapon anfertisen laHen wollte. Der
@1dbsI 1T Gbsr insuii&en ni4t suriid.
seitellt moroen, Samerlins's S9ps.
itern bei9reiten nunmebr ben Seri9ts'
meg, befir9tsa isbo@, baS tie ben s4-
ten S9dbel niemaIs miebererlansen
m.rSen.
Sn 2e.ysis bat @barpentier's Oper
r2ouiie", ipie BON bort bierber telesra'
pbirt piro, sinen md9tissn Grfcls er.
sielt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
6ti9lo1al
Wmrse bic Nesple's Nanf ia
VaineSpifIe, .,

paincspiIIe, O., IL. Sanuar.
Die peopley Bant BON bier i9IoB
beute ibre Sbiiren infolse Der 3obIanss-
einfslluns Der gurIib ape. Sruit &;
Sauinss Company BON gIepsIanb.
Wan befiird!ste bsute einen anIturm
auf Die 8art unb oa bic 8ant Dem nidt
sema9isn mar, bieIten es Die Oiret,
loren fiir bos ratbfumite. ole @eiddfte
in bic oanb Der Yioneer fruit 60. ~
Iesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
$rius Seiurid uoH YrsuBsn
S8iro ais Vertreter oeS 3aiiera
mad gletu l)orf fommem.

SerIiH IL. San. Die Da9t bes
aaiiers @ilbeIm, Die .Sobensoflern" +,
Dirb nad Heu Yort ieseIn, um an bsm
Stapeuauf Der neuen taiisrIi9sn ya9t
tbeiIsunebmen. Bring 9einri9 uon
preuBen uiro 5ei Der 3eremonie ais
gsrtrstsr oes aaiisrs @ilbsIm ,ussssn
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
sbwab's Slid.
0e~inst $4,000 beim Spiel.
tiid9 in moute Carlo.

2ono BON, IL. San. Nus Wonte
Carlo tam beute Die WeIouns, oab
CHARLES Mt. Sdpab, Yrdiibsnt Der
u. 9. Steel Co., (StabItrut) baieIbit
eine sroBe @ufresuns berOorrief, inbem
er ON sefrisen Sage nidt wsniser als
$40 900 aemann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-12
gerf6 6ieb enes.

Sn 8ras, Steiermari, baben Ole
germanbten oes am l3. SuIi 1889 auf
ieiner @ifIa i'm 5tiftinstbal BEL @ras
seltorbenen berporraSsnbsn Gi9ters
Robsrt 5amerIins Die Gntbeduns se.
madt, bob wdbreno Der uebsrfibruns
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
issue of the GlObe-DemOorat at $IOO year
FROM HUsTLETOWN.

Special correspondence
Little Arlie Farrar, son of Tom
Farrar, is dangerously i'll.
Rev. q. Y. Newsome failed to fill
his appointment here Sunday.
Tom johnson gave anotherdance
at his home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Bivens and Miss
Bertha Hubbs are on the sick list.
Mr. Wiseman lost his horse last
Sunday. This is a common occur
renee in this locality.
A few braved the weather Sun
day afternoon to hear Rev. Yates
Moore at Morris Chapel.
Mrs. A. J. Utley was called tc
the deathbed of her sister, Mrs. La
mira Griggs, at Chalk Level las
Saturday.
HUsTLEToWN, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14

The annual installation of officers
was held by Postoak Camp, No, AZ,
Woodmen of the World Tuesday
night as follows: +. =. McElyea,
council commander; p OReilly,
adviser lieutenant; L. II. Bateman,
banker; j. G. Robins, clerk; b. ID.
johnson, escort; Will S. Corbitt,
watchman; Max Brandon, sentry;
j. B. Yickrey, manager; DR.. f. G.
Hudson, physician.
Mrs. Cora Atchison died at the
home of her son-in-law, Virgil +
Morris, at Big Sandy last Satur
day morning She had been in baC
health for sometime, but recently
her condition suddenly changed fo
the worse, and she was never abb
to rally again. Ihe news OF ne
death was received here with gen
eral regret, for she had many war;
friends in Camden, where she re
sided a number Of years, and we
held in high esteem. She wa
brought to this place and the il
terment took place in the Camde
Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Th
funeral services we're conducted b
Rev. w. M. Oldfeld, a Christia
minister, of Tennessee City, wi
was summoned here for that pu
pose. All the children we're pre-
9 ent except George ana Sol Ate
ison, two of her sons.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
FROM WHEATLEY.

Regular correspondence
Otis Brack and wife of Magnolia
visited at Dogtown Sunday.
Little Horace Akers is building
a new dwelling near this place.
Sancti6cationist meetings occur
occasionally in this community.
E. S. Hall and family Of Faxon
spent Sunday in this community,
Miss Luna Collier left Sunday
for Magnolia to spend the week
with relatives and friends.
Miss Florence Atchison and lit
tie sister, Annie, of Faxon visited
relatives in Dogtown Sunday,
Rev. Harrison Wheatley preach
ed at the Methodist Church las
Sunday at 3 p. M, and Rev. Jesse
Farmer preached in the evening.
WHEATLEY, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

l take this opportunity of thank
ing the taxpayers of the county for
meeting me in the several districts
in January, and considering the
stringency of the times, my collec-
tions were very good. The receipts
were about $500 less than in Jan
uary, 1901; $500 of this shortage
was on polls.
/ have decided to meet the tax
payers at Holladay February "a
and at Big Sandy February 27.
hope that all will meet me at the
above places and thus save cost
as there will be II per cent. inter
est and penalty collectable on tht
first day of March.
AS l am often asked when tht
taxes will be put out, 1 will explain
that the delinquent taxes will g,
into the hands of collecting officer
the first of April.
l hope that every taxpayer vii
settle between now and April an
save cost l thank all for past fa
vors aud cherish fond hopes fo
the future.
l am faithfully yours,
G. w. E. HERRIN,
Truste
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
FROM GREENBRIER.

Regular correspondence
1t is believed that wheat is dan
aged by cold weather.
Mrs. Della Brooks is slowly T,
covering from her illness.
n. McNeill and Sol A. HERR
shipped a nice lot of dressed geel
to-day.
John P. Baker has sold his Tar
to NJ. E. Byrn and will move
mile north of Big Sandy.
Despite the cold weather Sundl
schools meets regularly at Baker
Chapel each Sunday morning
8 o'clock.
Lem Thompson Of Camden "
here last week, and left the imprt
sion that he would call again |
fore August,
GREENBRIER, February ll.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
FROM FLATwOODs.

Regular correspondence
Jonah Phifer, who is very Il
is reported no better.
Preparations are being made
start the axhandle factory at w
Owing to bad weather there
not a large attendance at Chestl
Hill Sunday.
AS soon as the weather opens
needed repairs will be made on
church at Chestnut Hill.
An enjoyable entertainment
given the young people Stature
evening at the home of Cor
Caplinger.
James Caplinger often find
convenient to go to Ramble Or,
and we wonder what will be
consequence.
FLATwooDs, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

W.F. Harrison VS.. II. Roberts ct als.-ln the
Chancery Court at Camden, Tennessee.
In this cause it appearing from the bill, which
is sworn TO, that the defendants, II. Roberts ana
wife, D. l.. Roberts, are non-iesidents OF the
State of Tennessee and residents OF the State OF
Arkansas; they are, therefore, hereby required
to appear on or before the third Monday IN
March, next, before the court Chat being the
first day OF said courD, and make defence to the
bill filed against them in said court by r. Har
rison or otherwise the bill will be taken for con
fessed. It is further ordered that this nouce Oe
published for four consecutive weeks IN IHf
CAMDEN CHRoNICLE.
This February H. 1902.
A.G. MCDANIEL,
Clerk and Master
S.L. PEELER. solicitor for complainant.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM LIBERTY.

Regular correspondence
Rev. Yates Moore will preach on
next Sunday at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Emma Pafford, who is in
bad health, is stopping here with
relatives.
1t seems that the proposed new
telephone line through here has
died in its infancy.
Polk Hudson, who has put IN g
telephone box, says there is moth
ing like it, and money wouldn't
buy it. You can get him at all
hours of the night.
Not being an expert, Donaldson
Wick says he has quit swapping
horses for the present. One re
Iquirement of an expert Chat oI
lying is an accomplishment he has
not yet acquired.
While Bob McKelvey and Her
man Bomar were engaged in
friendly bout at play last Sundal
: the former got a knife stuck in hi
arm, inhicting a very painful bu
} not serious wound.
= LIBERTY, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
Paris, February 4
A. NJ. MARI.

To inexperienced patentees all
patents appear to be Of equal pro-
tective value. They all have the
seal Of the Government and a blue
ribbon; but some patentees know
the Importance of claims and it is
to their skill and perseverance II
securing protecting claims that G
A. Snow & Co., Of Washington owe
in part their reputation and success
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
FROM CLAUD.

Regular correspondence
Snow, ice and bad weather !
prevail.
Frank Berry visited friends
Big Sandy Sunday.
James Parker of Gismonda'
been here on business.
Bud Farmer smiles, and say.
boy-only 12 pounds.
We wonder why Corless Me
did not put in appearance Sund
Miss Mary Cole has been cot
ed to her room with a bone-ef
CLAUD, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
A. Nj. MARI RETIRES.

Believing that in order to be sue
cessful in nay candidacy for the of
fee of encouragement for the
thirteenth judicial district Of Ten
nessee. it will be necessary to make
thorough canvass of the district,
which I cannot do before the time
set for the primary in May, except
at a serious sacrifice of business in
terests at home; this I feel unwill-
ing to forego, I have concluded
therefore to retire from the race
but in doing SO I am not unmind.
full Of the warm assurance Of sup
port proffered me by friends al
over the district, and for which
tender to one and all my profound
est thanks.
a. NJ. MARI.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14

G. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.
c., will send free a booklet containing
abstracts of decisions in leading patent
cases, and other information OF interest
to inventors, patentees and manufactur-
ers. They will also send a booklet on
trademarks to any one who may desire
to have a trademark registered
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14

If you receive a copy of
CHRONICLE and are not a subs
er, then this in an invitation
you to become a regular read(
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
ST. Valentines Day.

5u luln WcChs
Marion Byrus of Big Sandy was
in the city Tuesday.
Tom j. Dodd left this week on a
trip through Kentucky.
d. G. Hudson of Nashville was
down few days this week.
Thomas q. Tucker made a flying
trip to Huntingdon Tuesday.
o. H. Williams left this week to
travel for a tobacco company.
J. +. Beaton spent a few days at
Paris and Big Sandy this week.
Miss Charley Evans of Liberty
is the guest of Miss Pearl McRae
Eugene Travis returned home
from Paris the latter part of last
week.
Assessor John Hudson is around
again to see the people of the fifth
district.
w, F. Harrison Of Holiday left
Tuesday on a prospecting trip to
Arkansas.
Uncle Tom Swindle and wife of
Gismonda visited relatives here
this week.
B. +. Brown returned to Sugar
Tree, after spending Sunday here
with his family.
Hon. John H. Trice of Hender-
son was here Saturday extending
, his acquaintance.
Miss Grace Meadow Of Waverly
was the guest of Miss Pearl ArnolC
/" the first of the week.
Master Benjamin Tucker o
Huntingdon is visiting his broth
er, Thomas E. Tucker.
8 Mayor and Mrs. Tom G. Rye ant
Miss Pearl Arnold spent a few day
. at Nashville this week.
J. Tom johnson, of Eagle Greek
st who has been very sick for som
time, was no better yesterday, W
regret to learn.
James 0. German of Paris al
tended the burial here Sunday {
his sister, Mrs. Cora Atchison.
Marriage licenses have been il
70 sued by County Clerk G. B. Gree
to John Malin and Minnie Odl
!, Ed L. Goodman and Ida Terry.
The race for justice of the peaC
1n in the new sixteenth district is tai
". ing on new interest, and there wi
ay probably be several entries in tt
elk contest.
John Melton of Perry County
it. spending a few days here for tt
ed benefit of his health. He is f,
old Benton County boy, and fo
III merly lived at Big Sandy.
as' Trustee G. W. E. Herrin W
$50 meet the taxpayers at Rollad
Monday, February "a, and at B
Sandy Thursday, February 27,
D. receive taxes. After this mon
ing interest on taxes and penalty will
ent collectable.
.nr- The firm of w. F. Harrison
on Co. of Holladay has been dissolve
sire The firm was composed of w.
Harrison and L. M. Williams, a
-. by mutual agreement they h'
~ divided the stock of the old fl
Ill and, we understand, both gent
men will continue in business
On, par Holladay but as two distinct fir
osed Ssei' The Claude Hudson Conc
hare 6sR, Band contemplate giving gene
ri6er Der serenade soon. The band ne
''S Or :. new music, and in view of the
Kin Kin that they have been making mi
You N
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm OF w. f. Harrison & Co., composed
of w. f. Harrison and l.. NJ, Williams, is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent.
w f. HARRISON.
l.. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Holladay, Tenn, February 10, 1902.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14

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general interest, and we will I
lish it with pleasure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04
Now York su, Special Services

Now York Sun Special Services
Washington, Jan. 4.-There will be no
withdrawal of American troops from Cuba
after the ceremony Of transferring the
island to the new republican government
has been performed.
The only actual difference in the pres
emit condition so far as the American
military occupation is concerned will be
the abandonment of the present scattered
barracks and the concentration of the
troops in naval and coaling stations which
are to be located by treaty agreement be-
fore the new Cuban congress convenes.
The effect of this action will be to
maintain in Cuba for an indefinite period
a considerable army of American soldiers
under the command of a general officer.
The supposed purpose of the army will be
to protect American rights In the reser-
vations which are set aside as coaling and
naval stations. The actual purpose, as
construed by members of congress who
have given close attention to Cuban af-
fairs, is to preserve in Cuba a balance OF
power which will serve as an effectua1
check upon ambitious and revolutionary
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04
STUBBORN FIRE
Three Large Business Build
ings Burned Early To-
day at Omaha. l.

Omaha, Jan. 4.-Fire destroyed three
large buildings at Fifteenth and Howard
streets early today. The stocks of the
Western Electrical Supply company, the
Douglas Printing company, and the From
tier Steam Laundry company, are a total
loss. -:
The fire started at O'Clock, and still
occupied the attention of the fire depart
ment at O'Clock. The loss probably will
reach 100000.
The Karbash hotel, just across the alley
from the printing establishment was the
scene Of wild excitement for short time.
Several guests jumped from second story
windows and others came down fire
escapes in their night clothing. One man,
w. H. Hawkins of Sac City, Iowa, was
carried out in fainting condition and
may die. Others received more or less
severe INJURIES