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New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

lower English cables. There was v.-v ,,
tone was relatively throughout The here the under
ing for long account and favorable pintsy under sell
times during the dav. and in Mnnespolis hrm at
good demand for cash wheat & az steady prices Th ia
that export trade was SLOW again and seaboard
unusually light appeared 70 nave no efec aacs
ine,sncs -e trade was evidently 81 H. oher adverse
recent declines price 1usthed support and ber tnat
10 ~ Sau YORK speculative business dnrth break
ruled rsher featurees being checked no ioiE ,he day
receipts uerS G72 and the entire N9T!hwsss Wa.
I4so 900 buss sa,,,rs9 ssainss 200 bgsh
markets showed 80 points net advance Fariy as i
The foreisa houses solo ioads Hsy No r6e
p1utb beTe and loads outports. Quotations ~ nH
xhea ahoat 92o q, Northern bnl9n fSl9Ts: Mo red
rroTnpt X, I Northern Duluth s2c October 30 Sovh 2Ih
seP s. 0 Mo NSTfeeTn 6e'obeT Novem6PT S NORTH
T7Sc elevator S = Bscsn,bs- he me effect that
nninsdS his line rr1yoked -demorazation in ny
markets yesterday more IN ,ohicago where
good selling orders West and were fairly well supplied
here although the asenc o rs SL, er early in the
with previous days Depression continued until mid
day, when returning rcr AZ the ciosa aseihe me and
trely up the loss In be'etipeI mere although
csnhsr closo1 within of previous night with ~.
undertone comparatiyeN tr' Ala N recent big bull
Ish ,hs I1rSe showed considerable stability an
less affected by distuftlt r az o. might have
Chicago estimates for Thursd@3 -" cars indicating fair
offerings fror the cou1ITL- irs again fskJn t I'd
IN ou,noT Inc local cash business consisted "a 900
bush AZ the close No corn quoted G6Ac elevator
aaoat - q oATS%weakened a, hrst by the decline in
corn liberal receir,s eats hay Ted on covering
bush. closed 3aa=ct No hi.e 35o-se; No
a6i+c,..... .RYF-Market STEADY No Western, 5s'4c.
snost state rye 'lgs+ 5i1r % %s track
.....- BARLEY-MaTket cute ''''"s "aS quo'ed Ale.
an mailing. s9d6lc. ! r flIal'-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
LIVERPOOL. -or7oN MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. :. T-S,ottO9ms0s'o suis., pr;ssS
points lower; American liael;ns az; % sSSS s, nc.
rdSarv as @raaary ass Ta- sa!er a The eay sss.
Soo bsIes Of which 500 speculation ana expert
S fnc1fied d 300 American 2+O0o seles In
cI,,ttDr speneS sasiss and
closed steady: American mlddiaa October Aeo
- October and November 4 ~ SoveT1beF and
S,her A. seller: December and January s+s seller.
T,narv and February. AZ buyer February and March
asr- March and April. T. % buyer, April and May
AZ buver; May and June, ~ seller
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

eIot cotton closed quiet quotations unchanged.
M basis 90; s-or niddllng upland and $3.50 for mid
.ils Cult Saler bales Southern spot markets
ssiaphet follows: New Orleans steady. unchanged
eI-ltc Mobile quiet 10 higher. al - l6c Savan
~ easy. unchanged. s. Wilmington hrm unchanged
&c Mort Iz steady unchanged. Al 3 l6c Baltimore
mia. unchanged. > l0c. Augusta steady. IN
-seo az a-l6c, - Louis quiet unchanged. at h'sc
isshlsfed receipts "a Orleans for
eo io T. oOp bales compared with 5.737 bales actual
~ week and 1907 bales actual last At Houston
20 morrow - 500 800 bales. against 1887 bales
lal week and 2l.o .o39 for the corresponding day
ear Galveston looks for y 900 l4G0O bales
at last year
na s'} ~ NE ports and interior points today com
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
cepts me ports and interior points to-day com
VIII tNn sam. Ia lasf Meek md last

iuisi Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
.eift bales. speculation ana export,
In. an bvlo receipts - 600. American. 2l,ooo MO
t'aiil, a4od Futures opened quiet. : points o.
.ta STEADY. ret lN2 points lower Octoher SOS
erts Npfcnbcr. ss7b. November Dece mber, Sis lpe
asrl 4, annary ABS; January February. 42b. fse
ts ssrch. ss3s. March April sf3b. April May. SD
low siAs hanchester-Harns steady cloths ohe's
nuss h * AND MEAL-T'he market FOR wheat hour con
hd ttsd ans absence OF defi4si.I
y. me lower ruling OF wheat Spring patents. s4M
snur straights. 81 4OlS3 %. winter patents - %
efsSs, spring clears. 50 1889 20 extra No winter
q 80 extra No winter s. s0Qs2 - red dog, szS s5g
- spoi and 10 arrive ....-- Islrf.KWHEAT FLOUR
I6ts quoted. 81 3OaS2 go spot and 70 arrive hi =
fss quoted: Fair 20 good. 50 l5q,5 So' eholee
uh az. y isaS3 0J..-.-. .CORSMEAi1-D9ll 2eot9sa'
arr. a.,ss- ~ s1NS3 90 20 brand. bAg Mt-AlS
1su S Fine white end yellow 81 3sgsi o.: %
% FEED-FiTms quoted: spring hIah sl.'
BOT 81 % arrive 300 10 s7 80; sprins bran ao s1i y,
spring bran. middiing. sls sO1s@l ni 40 10
49, city feed sisaSiS 50: nnssed OF cake. S28 SO corn
27 s~s % homins chop S22 80 bulk; oilinea 60 %
alses -MHEAT-All things considered Nhi,e Nheat
- % hc lower yesterday bears had htie fessoti
tiaied the days Developments ana tr1oets
"a ~.liN regarded market = q STEADY one ~
,-.tl interval the market only about a. uhoe
~ ft night la face Of extreme heafliess ~
sinse uis day and ~ news that could haiesf y.
e1, Lalilsh IL included liberal interior
-@-se favorable weather in the West and Nor'hNss'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

i EtAIIHoAD
ANb SsRRoss f3R5 81 NkS AT Cs STREET
cor,Inn, he ieayiaE tims from Desbro:.es and
that given below for Twents-third street
ss5 We MAfePI FsPr Mh.rc Htherwiss noted
Ss Ne" 0rK - pseHrg Sleeping Car Pittsburg to
ss l. u u pENIsTT FAsI n Ceyslana
PaTtneqt Sleeping Dining. smoking. and Observation
for ChiGaEo leland Toledo. Cincinnati. Ind
1'h3 hon. p Min VI; THE P5SENsYLvAN1A sPBcIAI--2O-
Drawins-rooIn Sleeping Dining and Buffet smoking
1SS p &o,,l, VI. CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS Express
Indianapolis, Chicago. S. Louis Dining S't Gar
'S5 S5rr r. ~ sT LOUIS EXPRESS Psours Gin
5S p IT, WEsTN sT s E9sPansesa yaey M E2a,s For
75s r aIe' w. pSccy seaf6.y ETFREs RRHs Car pbur and
RoTe connects Hn%'s fs daily Via sesnandoah Valley
cIEvEAXb aSB STSep frNGTXSxrI SalTS1eSrI EN-
wAsHiSGToN alSyf,a9T And THE iP9 ,orTH. ,.9I-TIHi.l
Ia sndt its Te S 'Pnlns ~ m GsD Iole De5!ess and CSs1
a M los 5DlnnS carr n5ns y o Sg los ADJ Drl9g gs,snd
and Dining 2ars5 u CqpgTsss9nai Lin all PSal9r .
a5S5s Pinins tna Car, @ 2? nshi sunday Is
3s consrcssana5aaf in5af f fhr, q nj m Parior p and
tbninr Sas} 3 Dining Gar t25 DiHins Carl 4SS
s0t,IHERN ,.a & RAILwAY-Express 325 4a5 p. Il 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-ExDr..,. s25 a m 9.2s
sEaH9ARP aI,e AdR LINE 3 Florida and Metro % =
NORFOLK PIX AND WESTERN RALwAY-For Memphis
cH5EsAPEAKE HES: p oHIo RAILWAY-755 a m. week
FOR orb POINT coNFoRfa 81 Taiig aga xoRFoLx-755 a
a, m rI. ~eSE- -tlayS and : - p N. daily
si; u f9S2 a. m and > * ?. week days
Suhlays 30 a m Tn ough VesttbuIed Trains. Buffet
iarlor Cars and STANDARD Coaches On weekdays.
tST ShloAIhs az Parlor Cars Dining Car and standard
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m week -davs
FoT points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
west twenty thire Street Station) m. Il. TO-
80, 10 ana 800 p NJ week days Sundays 925 a
NJ 30 p m tFron n shr0s-es COrtandt Streets
9Oo a. m II ~. $40 30 and $40 p. m. days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
flleShTnsseS
80. $50 S25 DINING Carr % - Penna Limited
1910 theshrosses and Cortandr streets 2Ol Dining
Sarl lta5 dining Carr, Hiss m. u - Dining
Car, lbs Dining Car. 10 CDeshrosses Cortlandt
streets : IN ? 80 2 % Dining 80. y. +25
,iolnins ar ld0 Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 81
50. N12. 30 ?. m. u 10 Sundays 10. 7-55
tno coachesl. : p, $50. 925 Dining Carr a55 Gim-
Ited) 953. lo33 tDtn nC Carr 12 ~ Dining carr
I3 Dining tar' % dining Carr. 355, 425 Dining
Carn 40 dining Car. 555 Dining Carr. Z 50, S..5
S.55. - p. - 10 night
Ticket offices. Nos l61 I@5t III Broadway. 1s2
Fifth Avenue below 2}d stu (corner
station. and stations foot o DeshrosSes Cortland
Streets; Court street street Broadway
and Pennsyvan.a Annex Station. BrooIIyn. Station
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage and residences
through 10 destination.
Telephone '9i Eighteenth for Pennsylvania Rail-
read cab Service.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manage Genl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
the local market 70 day

F5rsign Coaee -Rio-Coffee market steady, No
Pic 1880. exchange l2 l-32i. receipts q 600 hags
cleared the United states 5000 bags cleared for
F1rre hags. stock 7Oo00l bags. Santos-t'offee
ret steady good average santos $500; receipts 40 uo
an. stock I.G33.tssO bags. HanbuTg-Conee market
ogerei unchanCed. 2.3O m = pfg higher sales
Bo hags Havre-Cofiee market opened steady. = franc
naer: al j. ~. advanced = franc. quiet and
unchanged al $50 p unchanged; sales 5000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribun.
" received at their Uptown Once.
no 1894 BROADWAY.
Between SGth 2-.h until O'Clock ..
Advertisements will received the following
Offices regular Office rates until O'Clock p. viz
354 Sth-uye.. = 23d- St: 15S 6th-aye..
Iata St: 81 East I4th-st.; 25T West f2d-st.. be
tween 2t3 West 125th-st.; 1,33S
3d-nve.. between 76th and 57h sts- I.O2G id-ave..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. oct. 22-FTour steady. Wheat-Sprnr IN
settled for sGot No ! Northern carloads. re winter
low 6Ga.c No , do. 66c No 65ac: No do C5c
Oats dull No white 6lsc. No do aaIsc. No . mixed
sSttc; No ? do. - &c. Barey-Western 50dC3c Z, 4 Z
Rye. No l. 55c. Canal freights strong " V .
Chicago. oct. 22-The leading futures range, "a fol
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

CoTTON-Thr action 81 to-day's cotton market was
mysiyng th' least. As yesterday decline was
ahcu o. explain. Il difficult 20 fully account for
he late buying 4 today The opening was steady with
prices point higher 90 points lower. the market then
working on several points under pressure of scattering
g Interests an4 fogged bear selling Ihe cause ior
flrher declines after the weakness of yesterday. lay
hfy in fu' weather map pretty much the entire
tef and a poor showing boy the Liverpool market Re
eTts light and the news from spinning centres was
Indicative ~ well cleaned up stocks Of manufacture
g1o1s small supplies Il cotton and nervous
ts among sIuueTs 70 replenishing warehouse The
u reports told u generally favorable prospects for
unenelf late cotton. provided frost deferred
lnil mid November. Toward midday the shorts ap-
eaTec owing unexpected demand from
ne South and "a light estimate for morrow
Houston receipts This feeling became acute later in the
corning after midday active general buying set IN
a1 continued thr0uRhOu- the rest ~ the session. Light
eimates Tor Sew Orleans ana Galveston receipts and
os that Chicago grain and provision Interests
Aet bui1iug "a line of January cotton helped 20
fienghsu local bull confidence and 10 stimulate cover
- Europe, Wall Street became promi-
mi blyere. The scalpug element quickly swung
~ the bull 81 4 The market the close
ey steady with uvces Gals points higher Totll
sles sere ostifnstst 800 O00 bales The bulls pre-
-ieQ moi ioss tho in sight movement for the
k y si least 10000 bales the ports thus Far alone
lsying lost ~ bales
The u prices the local market 70 day
va a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

Wheat. No. -

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. M .
spring wheat &c No 6SGTlc: red 7OS Gf7Iisc
No corn SOC; No yellow: 5s'ae No oats 2sic; No
white 34as G36lsc No 3 white 30a324c. No rye 4gd
49i.c: fair choice mailing barley 4sGSsc No 1 fax
seed 81 Is No Northwestern. 81 22s; mess pork per
Dbl SIG eoaslI: lard per 100 n $40 T2lsasO I5
Cboxed 50 1880 short clear sides oxedl siI sTds2
whiskey basis OF high wines. 81 81 On Produce
change to-day ths butter market steady; creamery
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
0ltatlCus.
CAMUELS. LEHMAN.-THE PEOPLE OF

SAMUELS. LEHMAN.-TUE PEOPLE OF
- the state Of New York by Free and
rndepeuIert 20 Harry L. SamueIs. Samuels
Lewis Louis Samuels. Julia Rachrach
Jsfha W0f RossuthaI Hershheld Carrie
pIonsly and IIppmann II living. Wi
~ anv and the df and OF kin
OF Samues II be deceased.
names are and be ascertalne the
and next of kin Samuels. deceased
ing: Whereas Abram Bdchrach o the city of New York
bas applied the Surrogates Court of County
of York. to have certain Instrument in writing and
Codlc thereto. both real personal prop
proved the last VIII and Testament
Of the County Of New York.
and each Of cited
County Of New York, hts
u York. the 9Th day of November
tboussn' nine hundred and half past clock
forenoon then and 10 the
probate ~ the said last VIII and Testament such of
o, as are hereby cited under the twenty
one Years required by guardian YOU
have one YOU appear apply for one
he the ~ neglect
70 do guardian will be appointed by the TO
reprcsrnt act in the proceeding
testimony " Of the
Srrlgates OF the said County - New York be
IL FITZGERAI.D. sur logate Of said County
of New York. said County, the Sth day 0t
September IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
hundred and TWO. = FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
clerk Of the Surrugate's Court
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
1900 a. M-For Binghamton and Syracuse
s1OOO A. N.For Buffalo. Chicago and St. Louis
OP. M-FOr Buffalo aAd Chicago
44OO Z. M.--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
$50 p M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
80 ~ p. M--UtCa. OsweEo ithaca, Buffalo.
s2OO M-For ChiCago-Sleepers open p. NJ.
Tickets 1I3. 429. 11S3 Broadway N Y; 33S Fulton
st. Brooklyn. %Daily- Except sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
STOCK on HAND

savannah OF ee-Turpentne steady 52Iac; receipts.
t5s bbls: sales 240 exports ios Rosn hrm' receipts
bbls 1S2. exports 2556 Quoted; N r. g. D
s. 32ig F. 81 $1's: 81 4Ils g. 9'E: ~ 81 90 l. -
Charleston Oct 22-Turpentne and rosin unchangetl
Wilmington oct 22-Spjrits turpentne-Receipts, 20
casks Rosin steady 81 2OlSl % receipts n bbs Crude
turpetine firm. 81 T5dS3. receipts, - bois Iar hrn
81 80, receipts Idg bbl5.
London Oct 2-Turpentine-Spirits, 5ss 3d. Rosin-
American strained Is Tt2d. fine bs I'd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
NAVAL. STORES.

Spirits turpcntine steady and fairly active az for
mer prices E,osin firmly held Tar ruled steady
% firm and unchanged. We quote spirits turpenune.
oil bb!s machine bbs So Tar, pine bbis, s. %
oil hbIs 81 ~ Rosn. 20 good strained 81 IVg
a.. + 81 -. T. 81 90. @. 81 %; n s. 10; l.
81 4CdSe X. 81 90 NJ. 81 80, y. 81 %; O. - 20
" W.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEN CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry-(time from South
Ferry five minutes earlierl-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CIT NI<-z4.OO CT-I5 Easton only. 910 A NJ.
I2O. 40 SO EastOn only p NJ Sundays las
A NJ. Z. NJ.
WII.K ESRARRE AND sCRANTON-zAOo BIO A.
VI. =. NJ. sundays. q. 25 A. NJ
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAE-
z4O0. o 80 A NJ. 13O t3.i Lakewood only) 4SO p NJ
Atlantic CITY-fa4O 40 y NJ. t3 80 P. NJ
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4OO a ~. tf3o
LONG BRANCH. AsBIRY PARK: OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z+OO. $50. lI3O A NJ. S.53. +43. $50.
=. NJ. Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 9OO A NJ.
p.
PfIIIADELPHIA GREADING TERMINALl-z'A25.
ZOO s9.OO. 1000. FllOO A. NJ, 90. 100,
81 80 200 70 co. 400. 900 t6OO. 1880 5000 P. NJ.
'l215 Mdt -
2fTTI AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s42 IS 1870 1000.
sIISO A. NJ 'IOO. +'3.4O. 800 200. t9.25 p. NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrSNILLE AND
wILIIAMsPORr-. go. z+25o tS,oooo 20 10 Godo
11OO a. NJ. Reading onlyl SLOo, 10 f2Oo p NJ.
Reading. PottsviIe and Harrisburg only. 1900 P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FON BALTINONF. NND WASHING EVN-fs5O,
1880. sII.3O n. NJ 'LO0, 200. +'S.4O. 800. TOO
p NJ. 81. Is Mdt.
ZFrom Liberty Street "Caiiy- fDaily. except
Sunday. SUNDAY only tParlor only VITA Tam
aqua.
ofces Liberty st Ferry. South Ferry AstoI House.
Az 1900 1854 Broadway, iS2 9Th Ave- IS Union
square West 1853 Eas. I25th St a73 125th ST. 245
Columbus York; Court St, 344. $50 Fulton
ST BROOKLYN; Broadway. Williamsburg New York
calls for and checks baggage % destination
W. q. BESLER. c. NJ BURT.
General General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

10000 last and 4s5 tons last year centrsls
grinding. ]. against last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

A pvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
N a their Uptown Once.
1854 BROADWAY.
and 3Ith until clock. .. m.
received the following
orces az regular office until o'clock nl vis.:
2S1 Sth-nye.. 23d-st.: t53 t;th-aye..
Iath-st.: o.: Enst 1fth-st.i .57 West 42d-st.. be-
Sd-ave.. between 10th ami 18th SITS LOGS 3d-ave..
near 17O> 1<t-uye.. S9th-st. 1S1 East
l25th-st.: 1856 Tremont-ayc-t $50 3d-av
4ist-st: 5S4 3d-ave-; :1o Bleecker-sf-: 325
Bleceker-st. Brooklyn. y. Y.-:1O Court-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

Via Springfield and the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
CNeV York Central & Hudson River r. r.. Lessee)
Trains leave Grand Central Fourth Avenue and
42d Street York. follows.
1900 A. NJ, fl2.OO noon 400 ?. NJ, s11O0 p. NJ
arrive Boston $50 p. NJ $40 P NJ. 1000 P NJ. els
A NJ.
Leave Boston 1900 A. NJ. f12.OO noon 400 P. NJ.
'll0O T. M: arrive New York 3 30 P NJ. $40 p NJ.
1000 P. NJ, 614 A NJ
Tickets New York Central Offices as and 1915
Broadway and at Grand Central Station
A. II. SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
BAlTINoRE g. Ohio RAILROAD.
STEAMBOATS,

GaTSglll EVENING LINE.
Boats for CatskiI Hudson Coxsackie and the usual
landings week day p NJ. from Pier As. N. r.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
sorrnEEN COTTON MARKETS.

.Not included in totals.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-15
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

To the Democrats of the twenty
sixth senatorial district of Tennes-
see, composed Of the counties of
Benton, Decatur, Hardeman, Har-
din and McNairy:
A delegated convention is here
by called to meet at Selmer, Tenn,
at II o'clock on Thursday, August
%, 1902, for the purpose of nomi-
mating a Democratic candidate for
State senator of said twenty-sixth
senatorial district to represent said
counties in the next General As
sembly of the State of Tennessee.
This August 5, 1902.
A. p. LAsHLEE,
Chairman Senatorial Committee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-15
THE BENTON SEMINARY.

The gradual increase in the num-
Der of students in attendance at the
Benton Seminary, which necesi-
tates the increasing Of the faculty,
speaks louder than words of the
satisfaction the school is giving,
and this year bids fair to be the
best in the history of the school
Her graduates have no trouble
in securing positions, for they are
not given diplomas through parti-
ality, but must pass a satisfactory
examination before the board Of
education, and are then prepared
to meet the requirements to secure
a good position and do not need a
guarantee, as some other schools
offer.
There are always positions open
for those properly prepared to fill
them. There is a growing demand
for educated people to fill the diff
ferent responsible positions, and
no young man OF woman should
think Of starting in life without
first educating themselves.
The courses in the Benton Sem
mary are thorough and complete
and under teachers who leave moth
ing undone which they can do fol
the advancement of their pupils.
There are additions being made
to the house furniture, and a good
library will be free to all students
The library has been increased by
donations and otherwise to more
than double the number of volumes
last year.
Now. the question with every
student is, where can l get the
most and best for the money? L
will pay you to Investigate oul
school before going elsewhere.
School opens September s, 1902
and continues ten months. Stu
dents may enter at any time anC
find classes to suit them.
Send for catalogue. For further
particulars call on or address the
principal of the Benton Seminary
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-15
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Program for teachers association to be
held at Flatwoods August rs, 1902:
Devotional exercises, by Uncle Tom
Pafford Welcome address, by 0. A. Ut
ley. Response, by Ray Pafford.
When and where should we use the die
tionarv? by Arch Hollingsworth and Mil
ba Paflord
What should be the qualification, also
salary of teachers? by J. M. Lockhart and
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Importance and how teach primary
grammar? by 0. G. Perkins, Meta Dread
EN- and Matte Clement.
Queries
Resolved, that we should have a com
pulsory school law. Afiirmative-D. b.
Johnson and Luther Hollingsworth neg
ative-L II. Presson, jr., and Isaac N,
Lawrence.
How teach Frye's advanced geography
by Lois Pafford anG Tom Cooper.
Why should Benton County be inter
ested in education, by Supt McD. Neal.
LENA LINDSEY,
Chairman Committeeson Program.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-15
"THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST"

Not how cheap, but how good, is the question.
The TWice-a- Week Republic is not as cheap as
are some so called newspaper BUTT IS as cheap
as it is possible to sell irst-class newspaper. 1t
prints all the news that is worth printing If you
read it the year round you are posted on all the
important and interesting affairs OF the world.
1t is the best and the most reliable newspaper
that money and brains can produce-and those
should be the distinguishing traits of the news
paper that is designed to beread by all members
of the family,
Subscription price, 81 year. Any neWSdealer,
newspaper or postmaster will receive your sub
scuption, OF you may mail it direct to
THE REPUBLIC,
St. Louis, Mo-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-08-15
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Thecommitice composed Of Prof Med.
Neal chairman. L. a. Potts, secretary
n. u. MeEIyea. j a. Clement, Tom !
Dodd and j g. Presson held a meeting
Wednesday evening and arranged the
following program for the Benton County
nterdenominationaI Sunday school Com
veutiou 10 be held NJ Camden Saturday
and Sunday, August 23 and p, 1902:
SATURDAY MoRNiSG.
900-DevotioLal service, conducted by
Prof Med Neal.
03O-Weicome address, by Rev. j. N.
Pickms.
045-Response, 10y Rev. w. A. Watts.
TO DISCRIMINATION.
103O-What are the Objects Of Inter
national Sunday School Conventions ? by
Rev. George o. Bachman.
10 45-N hy do Believe in the Sunday
School? by Rev. Allan Foust.
ll45-Song, and adjournment.
AFTERNOON.
l.3O-Song and prayer services, con
Quoted by j II Dowdy
2OO-A Model Sunday School, by Rev,
+. r.. Gender
2.30-The Sunday School Superintend-
emit, by Bertram Sarret.
30O-Is My Life ia Harmony With NV
Sunday School by b. d. Johnson.
315-Sunday School Teachers, Their
Duties and Qualifications, by George NJ.
Leslie.
3 45-How Should We Study the Sun
day School Lesson. by O. A. Utley.
40O-Why Every Church Should Have
Sunday School, by Rev. Yates Moore.
SUNDAY MORNING.
9 30-Song and prayer service, conduct
ed by ] A. Clement
10 00-Teacf ing a Pleasure as Well as
a Duty, by j. G.. Robins.
10 30-Song No. 1876, and recess.
TO- 45-What are the Duties of the Par
ents and Children OF the Sunday School,
by Tom G. Rye.
u.15-What Glass Should Have the
Best Teacher? by Rev Alonzo Nunnery
u.45-Song, and adjournment.
AFTERNOON.
20O-Devotioual aud song service. con-
Quoted by 9. S. Brandon.
230-What the Sunday School Has
Done for Ne, by Mrs. Lou NJ. Bryant.
SPECIAL NOTES.
All delegates will please notify A. G..
Mcdaniel chairman Of the committee on
arrangements and entertainment, by the
middle of next week.
1t is desired that every Sunday school
Of every denomination in Benton County
should be represented at this convention
All superintendent are requested tC
send in full reports of their school before
the convention meets.
The committee on arrangements and
entertainment is as follows A G, Me
Daniel, Mrs. j. II. Whitfield, L. L. Stem
Miss Bertha McElyea, Lon r. Watson
Miss Mag Melton, +. M. McAuley, Mrs
Will S. Corbitt, B. f. Brown and Mrs
Eva Stem.
U. A. PoTTs,
Secretary