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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Sra Dorth 60, 1owa.
Ssoens Spit.

Islaf Sergo, glf ereet, er etter
Ipneere SioS Sneoom oiQaat oeo
9e6en / en- gIber al omtrcnt 20 aar
af6soe bar Ell al @orth Gourtps
9loIte og melt fremroQcnhc Rpo'
ningsmqrb % eiterlaoer ltI Gnfe %
mango pofsne 9sru. San par fsot
/ SuningbaI, Rprae, oQ itcOteS til
5pile pad glf Greet MeniQheOS Sir
fegoarb. en- tro Irbeiber % &no.
ningsmonb er gaat til NpiIc; Treo
me0 bans Stsp! Se isrQcnoc Otter
laote bar Dor bierteligite Nte0islclIc.
0trS. SoImen, aeuiett. en- TlOre
Gnfe og bsit agtet &pinOe, err oainu
900. Sun bpgoe / lin Gl0 aeniett
Sotel, iom bun / mango Mar beItp'
reoe.
WiiS SuIia @oroon rpr aeniett
err 900 / en- aIber al "a Mar. Gen
pelogteoe Bige5 isrgertSe Wober %
Seifenbe bar aleS hirfeIigite Reo.
fslelie. 7
Boo Gourtpet& Sottiggnoro bar
ogiaa Ssoen pprct 8i9it. Better
Safobior. er 900 / en- 4lber al om'
trent 80 Mar. 2igeIeoes Grit &ohn.
ion / en- SLIDER al omItreut 80 Mar.
90 oa bette ifripe$, lager Den noole
og nittt Ior gamle 0ouife aone, ioml
ieg / en- tioIigere Suoienoelie nGuntc,
for Isbeu. SUN fourmer ncppe til
at "buife" min Mnis, ipm bun Ioutc,
5reo me0 oi$ie tuttige StofIera
Stsp!
8ifte.
gmbret 8. 9oGb n0 Iiis 9orbro
6. g~runspoIo, GIf Greet. bar npIiJ
baut 9rpllup. 2iQeIc0eS 8eter =.
Splt % MiiS Shco green, SiIpcr
Safe, liant 8erbarb q. 9%urtneiS uGr
SanIoutopn og Wiia Bella 6oImen
fra gbmonb, 8is. llpcr Speriou o.
Miis Sennp Serlep, 0artlnnb, er %.
iaa bleoen Wor6 % Gone MT npItg.
Seq snifer ale 0iaic oefaetehe Ng'
gifte ct lnnat % IpffcIigt SamIio.
Hitter en- itnNSigg.
Sobu Cab, SiIper cafe, bIep for
en- Sio iiben erfIGret Tor iin6Sipg %
ien6t til Gberofee. sam er norif.
q guoct Smnnplmf.
RorSmGnocre / Nortbpoob %
Smegu pil iorisQc meo Ell "norif
Sclifab." Seq boobcr, De faar oct
I'll.
Rr. og MRS. Ole zoe, GGf Greet,
fptteoe~ ibsit til W~inneiota, men er
M paa 8eisg Der. Mrs. 4nbretp g.
grunspoIo fra Rire 2ofe, isis, er
ogiaa pna 9eisg hos SlGgt oa Zen.
uer / @ortb SO. Get er pitt inI. at
De, iom engnng bsrtc liemmc i@ortb
60, life iaa let glCnmer gamIe Com.
ter.
Buit. Reperion, StIuer Cafe, Dol.
Der engelf Sfole ipiuter. DIR. Rep.
erion err en- bpgtig %rrer, en- belrig
Sarmer % en- grei aar, iOm fan brlr.
&c baQoe 5opeo % @Tuoer.
5eaif Iupperu0 al Birmaat Der.
gan & Supperrb, acaiett, bar inlat
lin anSel / Observation-Disclosures iii
9ergun, inmt fisbt % opertaget 6. o..
Reogaaroens ReitaltrInt % Buff.
Silper Gates me aisbmano og Y.
d., Sr. 5~laiteruo, er pei lift og gisr
bet goot, er BET mig berettet. GAN
bar ct pelfploi "Store" ogilc
Der err en- Del Sugeligbeo PAL
Oisie annter; men &c fIeite Tiger. at
oct bare or "@rippn".
de 8roslano % Ole &ll6ion,
aeniett, bar gdnt i aompani ON az
inbrifere og iGlge Ruaemaifnncr. Ge
er ereie, p~nalioelige RGnS.
auftinner bar ri iaa omtrent Dag.
ligs men life ~5pangsanfiioHer."
9dnfen | Gmmous blep Tor en- Sio
Iieeu renet; men eiter hpao jea bar
beri. blep life Rsperne meget ieSe al
oen Sorretning. On gerion er are.
lteret poo Wistanfe heoer Def. @r
,ropz It,,,~ ,rA.v m.,..G.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
unoeriIrb paa bawaii

8rau laplor bar Commissioner OF
agriculture & 5oreitre paa Supaii;
men ben 3oie Saniar reiite ban til
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

Se ilaar al. - Den tpIfe &~issoass
guogetfpmite farer ilemt trent meo
Observation-Disclosures Sorilag til 9epil8'
ninaer. Bare paa TO Oage bar aomt'
teen fnappet al $3,16S,750 paa Ra'
rinebuogettet, oeriblanot b~alpanOen
Wiaion til Snofisb al Cont for en-
mn gpaning til SlaaoeminiIteriet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Samilies SGsmim9 20. 26.

SNc Soger. Der bper SOFT imoes no til giuteraitenlrs uina. mob,
ta8es meo taoig tiGcuOc SelOiIe al SlaOds Yublifum, iorOib be bpoer Dem
ia meget baaoe til CpIUsHiua o. llnocrbOIOuiua. Ten ne Boa bar ri
forisgt at gisre enoHu giIOcre enc be tbIigrre nOgiune ginb. FOR bet
forhe r ben 16 siOrr fsrrr, euO De bOtil bar pliet at bare. Sruef
bpOer ben pa ct langt rigbOMGee 1amhrationshOi emo nogea tiOlsere
Hogaur: ben inoebUlocr life mHOre. enc baohuuOrtoe 9ileber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Surprcruc / @cucsucla begpnocr

Eprprcrnc I WcncStcla be80HUcr
after at gisre oct broeet ior grGIi'
Bent GaItro. IepoIutioniiter, Der er
onfommet til @iQemitao paa Zen
Curacao, paaitaar, at Be nil bar beIat
ale GenesueIa8 Same 9elt ira Srt'
noeo til BIO Chico. Oprersarmeen
unSer General &oIano ifuloe M pGre
peo 8,iorenac / 3prbeOen al Caracas.
observation-disclosures Silbagetos fortp'
liza paoItaae8 at bape pGret Blot ct
artagpuSs. acknowledgements ifal
nnlia babe list 3eoerlae / ct SGag PED
Sacari9ua.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Snffcrrpcr.

Snffcrrpcr. 2ano6rIgsmIntIter
@iIion laber fine SoIf ioretage @rpe'
rimenter meo SufferrQer for at funne
f~rembringe en- BIante, lom er biaigere
at oprfe enS be iebpanlise. RogIe al
Hoernes SRSarter bar 3 eGer A Spi.
rer, dn6re blot l.. De ii0ite er at
ioretrrffe, % Mr. 8ilion mener, at
Sc. oil ipare omfring en- S~ieroeoel al
TrbeiOet. Roar ncmIig Spirerne Ifp'
ser, mnn man goa omfiug paa age'
rem o. plilffe prf ale motaaen en-;
men bpis Snben Bio bar en- Sptre,
IliSper man at 6rp iie meb Senne 9ug'
Ming, ser / MminoeIigbeS foIter 81
nr. Mcre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Den tnifc aeiier bIep forIeoen ifarpt

zen fpfc aetler DIED tplieueH ltulpi
fritiieret ioroi ban bapoe benaaoet
osmte Euellanter. Ru bar aeiieren
fooret paa Bette angreb peo osiaa at
benoabe asitnant bon @roumert, Der
bar osmt til TO aars Sangiel TOR at
bape orGbt Or. apre | en- Duel, Der
fan6t SteS ben 16oe Saniiar iioItie.
Sen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

Miniam Grpofs er paIgt III Rarla.
mentsmeolem ira @oolmid 0ipiiio-
men al 9onoon i~Iteoetior 2oro Charles
9eresioro. GroofS bar a~rbeioernes,
aanoiSat, % oct fonierpntipe Barti
taber iaaleoes fer en- Rarlaments.
pla6s.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

rare. be ioa. ipntcs be. at Grenniia.
iionen al granSpnienet | Nem yorf
bar BET prRgtisite al oft.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

Gil @citcn. 8rriibent RooieoeIt
agter Jig no poa en- Ssr til 8eiten;
men ianlenee grtraiesiiouen purer,
Mao ban Imuft bol0c ito biemme, Og
cen fan fomnre til at traffe 10. Dog
trpr man, at Br9Iioenteu fon bIipe frt
omfrins Sen lite april, os bptS bet
ifer, piI ban rciie til gelfopitOne Bari.
Chen beisser ban aaniaS, % 9cung
Ien's Gbriitidn ASSOCIATION bar inc.
bubt ham til tit aarsmeoe | Sopeta
Ben lite Wai.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Gnnb / Hpms GatafOmbcr.

Gom teIegrafereS, at oeO llograpnin'
ger / oe inafaIote ct. GeciIia.aata'
fomber er Ser funoet, bpaO antages at
bore ct fort unOerjorbiif Sempel,
iom bar pGret brust al De isrite &riit'
ne. 5 Semplet fnnotes 2eoninger al
ct Sitter og en- 8iipeItoI. Ter fanbtes
oaIaa / bel beparet Staub Here GIo,
gamle MaIerier, beriblauot ct greet
8ortrpt al ariitus. @nboiOere opba'
geoeS ire @rnpfamre, iom al De Iteo'
Iige arfroIoeer antoaeS at tiIbsre
Sanft DARIUS, Snnft Narce[inuS,
Ser IeN Io~rtproeOen un6er 9iceie'
tian, og oen bersmte Fape 0emaius,
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

George Si.deof er al aeiieren al
Eiterrige bIet oeforeret me0 Srans
Soieis Croenen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

Sinansmiuiiter Sb1tp reiIte oen
13oe til Beaumont / Sera8. bpor
ban bar en- His-Glantage. 0feoer8
ban er / Spben, bill ban iGtte Jig inc
| Stiaingen paa flere Steber. San
otl beiege Subtreoiurp. SoIobooen
og Rpnten / Sem Orleans og iige It
Srb ON, bpor man bsr IGgge Den
ltpe offentIi9e 9pgning. San ogter
Jig o9iaa til ItIonta, 60, boor ban
ligeIeoes oil bape 2inene meo fig.
Sans 5uitru o9 9atter er meO BAN,
og ban piG antagelig blipe borte / 10
Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
ltSnGpuclicr. Sen 12te Wart!

llonGunclier. Gen t2te Quarts
bIeo Striben ON 9lgentitrembeoet pei
Stanoing BOD, q. g., afeiort, ice
Grgiioenten uon9pnte Sobn 20
Garigran til Iapor gingenbeimere
@fterfsIeer. @n Screening, iom fot'
Der its Che Snoion 8isbts asiocil.
ton, inbsno ens 8roteit moo Garig'
mans l1br9pneIie; men ser bIep it;C
taget noget Seniun til Den, % Sena'
tor Sansbrou9b pil ie til at foa 10
nGbnelien itabfgitet inoreit muIig.-
Eli Grobermeiter / 9eootpooS, Spa
Gufota, e ruonppnt 9. g. Senfins.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
n eushplpninas. asppenpiahep.

81. Sbomas' gcIrctrie Gil. aGaer
granoinar. anipiaar. Saar al ale ars
ter; beIbrebsr Salsonbe, Group. aatarrb.
Gitbma; Teller alorig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
GOreneSe Cutters aOninl i gso

trial, Can, Sobn 6. Sittinger. bar
facet Eaalas ON at reiienere. Gen
befienbte 6argo.GeOaftsr, WGior u.
u. Gonaros, bliper bans gftermnnO.
gittinser uotaIte JIG meset uoipIoml.
tilt ON 6orbolbet meIlem De Soreneoc
Stater % Canada, ga ban bar hiem.
me | ct. 9oiiis paa. en- Sur, og Cana.
bierne fog BAN BET iISe op; berfor
MATTE ban gaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

Sprt Stel. ReprRicntantbniets
Glerf % Sergednt.at.arm fom Den
Soc Rorts til @ierne al aapitoIietS
Reitaurnnt % funosioroe, at Der
iioite Sesiion oar gipet en- Sop. iom
forbpoer Sals al H~iisSriffe; oeriot
maatte De tage ale iine gebolouirger
meo Eilbebsr berirn. s Seuaiets
Heitnnrant er ser paa lang Sio life
iolat Husoriffe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
q. CHRISTENSEN
%
n. CUNDERSEN.
undergraduates 21ssr.
owes gsGbSras SlsG Cot Bro d Bead
strsstA ga Grosfs, s9is.

Rtptstret til Tato og tubeboIoenos
GalqIco.. Torpulove, Gouutalooe. Stdtt:.
ppe, Stolslope, 8etIooe, EutttgIop,. 2Gsts'
ftabs. % ShIsmts,e.9ous. 8eaI Stats.
8crrL. "a QaroIOos, Stftelooe. srimtu1l.
lore. 2tsu' 2pos. ErsbutHgs-H ous nka
8oaeu CT uuuOuGrliJ for tuhuer Turret
ntnssmauo % Jarncr. gReo ben ; Sai.t
on man ipare FIG meset SrpOet o. ID.
glitter III Sugfprer.
Vrifen or nu tun $500, fompIst
mso ans 5tnGg.
9iIiaIss hos
.. annnSien,
3ecorab, Soua.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
Sra bopeoitaocn
Gen nnc Ssic,teretsoummer nm,

n. Ian bieu Tor nogie Gage iioer an
grrben al 8fip. 90 ben l2te melSie6
ira @aibinsten. at ban lna betGnsr.
liz ing. ct fenere Telegram Tiger. al
bon er beore.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
9eIeasie, ben franIfe llOenriasmi.

Selcasic, ben iranife ltOerrigsmi.
niiter, braste / forrige llge biem en-
pen SER ira 0eputeretfamret. San
gao Ell lloreoning ON ale internatio.
naIe Spsr9smaal, boori 5ranfrige et
intereSieret, iorfldrcbe bpao Ser par
cpnaaet og reOeeiorOe for ben aurs,
ben iranife lloerriespolitif mantte
fsEee og giorbe Sette iaa fIart o8 greit
% ioo tilfreositiaenbe til alle Barter,
of set enote meo, at aamret qap ban
ct fraftigt SiaiSspotum. Geleasie
Tutte6e meS at uotale set Saab, at
@eopgeIier for en- olminbeli9 aipGb.
ming tiliiOIt maatte ieire, men fanSt
life, at 6rnnfrige bapbe n~oeeniombeIit
S%pforbring til at tose Snitiatipct
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

8rep ppn Scrnsoprf, ErGiioent ior
goIitip9ienet / 4otsoam, uenote M.
Zig tilhaee til SpiflanO ira en- Reiie
iii anerifa, bpor ban laurmeu meo
fire lrise 8arOiiter bopoe ftIOeret ior.
ifielige ling, irrIis goliti. og
granopGienet. Genre StipenSiereiie
pur fOmmet iitanS paa fslsenoe pub'
iige Raabe. 5 8%eepnhslien al De.
ceu1ber itoo aeiieren en- Dag / aaiiuo
8otsonm os inaffeSe meO en- Slot
llnOeroffieerer. og ban ipurgte Dem Sa
ogiaa blanSt nnoet. boor De fliloe ben
SuIiferien. en- ifulSe til Raris, en-
I'll gs1mei, en- bis o. en- oi0. @Spor.
FOR refer : life til ct Steo, bpor 5
fan .I9re noget!" uSbreo aeiieren.
"Reis til amerifa. iee betaier ale
lloaifter, men iortH mig ON eSers
SnsttaaeIier. naar I fommer biem "
I en- ;Sart bIep Ser 'na palat no en- Ii
Sen Slof. Tom nleA @reo bon aerns.
Sorf til 6srer prog til amerifa ! Sule-
ferieu iorat ie iig ON ale inmmen
paa aeiierens g%efoitning. ai DIT BET
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

DR.. kennrdy's Magic Eve Salvs iUr aus 2ps1
BONNIE 90 Srt9uofiffr I ctnsnt. Is GsHts.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.


I'm obedience to an iuterlocutory decree Of the
Chancery Court at Camden, Tenn, made at the
January term, 1903, in the cause OF II. i. Abbott
and wife vs.. Louisa Ellis, viii on
Monday, the 9th Day OF April, 1909.
at the east door of the courthouse in the town
Of Camden, Tenn, offer for sale to the highest
bidder the following tract Of land described as
follows, toWit: Lyingin the fourth civil district
OF Benton County, Tenn, range 6, section 273,
beginning on a blackgum with sasafras pointer,
it being the southeast corner of entry No. G36 for
2OOacres inthe name Of n. Short end runsSOuth
IS degrees west 2O3l3 poles to stake, white oak
post oak, hickory and two black oak pointers;
then south 23la poles to a stake, post oak and 2
chestnut pointers; then west pa poles to stake,
post and red oak pointers then south 1866 poles
to white oak, ? dOgwOod pointers; then west
Il poles to a white oak, post and Spanish oak
pointers; then south 1871 poles to a stake, maple
and sweetgum and Spanish oak pointers; then
eaSt178 poles to a stake, white oak and hickory
pointers then north poles to stake, sOurwOod
and white oak and sasafras pointers; then east
22l5 poles to a dOgWOOd, white oak and chestnut
pointers; then east84 poles to a post oak, chick
DRY pointers; then north 1869 poles to stake,
hickory, poplar and , dOgWOod pointers; then
west 44la poles to stake, red oak and dog
wood pointers and then 27A poles to the begin
ming, containing by estimation 30ja acres, the
same being the land granted to James Allen by
the State of Tennessee on the 10th day of Sep
tember, 1863, grant No. 163O1.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said land will be sold upon credit Of Q and Is
months except 10 percent OF the purchase price
| is to be paid in cash The purchaser will he re
quired to execute note bearing nterestfrOm date
of sale for the deferred payments with approved
security thereon, and a lien will be retained OIL
said land as further security.
This February 10, 1908.
A. ca MCDANIEL,
| j. A. CLEMENT, Clerk and Master
Solicitor f0rcOmplainantS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
February "a.
LET US HELP YOU FIND A HOME IN
THE SOUTHWEST.

Along the Cotton Belt Route, where
land can be bought for 50, SO, SIS an acre
up-cut-over timber lands that affords
good range for live stock; rich bottom
lands for corn, wheat oats, cotton; up
lands for fruits and vegetables peaches,
pears, plums, strawberries, tomatoes, po-
tatoes, onions, melons-fnding good mar
kets at fancy prices in the north on ac-
count of excellent qualities and marketing
ahead of other sections. A land where
living is cheap-lumbeT at 81 to So per
thousand, fuel for the cutting, range for
the stock nearly the year round, garden
truck for the table from March to Deem
Der. The farmer who pays high rent in
the North, or tills worn out soil in the
East, is missing some of the best things
of life by not securing a home in the
Southwest.
Write for copies of our "Homes in the
Southwest, "Glimpses of Southeast Mis-
souri,, Arkansas and Northwest Louisi-
ana, Through Texas With a Camera, :"
Fortunes in Growing Fruits and Vege-
tables" "List of Real Estate Agents
Along the Cotton Belt, Developing the
st. Francis Country" ''The Diversifer, "
fruit and truck growers Journal.
On first and third Tuesdays Of March
and April the Cotton Belt Route will sell
one-way tickets from St. Louis, Thebes,
Cairo and Memphis, to points in Afkan-
sas, Louisiana and Texas, at half the one
way rate plus 81, or round trip tickets at
one fare for the round trip plus 81.
For full information, address
+. w. LABEAUNr,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
ST. Louis, MO.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06

him with a hawk in close pursuit
Mr. Wesley being in its range, the
dove flew into his bosor and he
caught it., while the hawk passed
on. After the hawk was gone, he
looseued and wrote "Jesus Lover
of My Soul" The cruel winds Of
March, as sometimes called, found
ed a haven of rest for the little
doyeand the world has experienced
the sweet peace of mind from the
beautiful hymn which so inspires
us and places our thoughts on the
land of eternal rest
And now, IN the words of Kate
Osgood, "These events, why do
they 90? Because nature will have
it so. More than this truly, / can
not tell; l am neither a seer noI
an oracle. When all is answered
l only know they come ard 60
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Tie subscription price of THE CUWONTcLE Is
500 per year; 1O cents for six months; - cents
t0f three months which positively must be paid
th advance. An sub scrptiOns viii be- promptly
stopped Hl expiration Of time paid for
Obituary and similar notices Will be charged for
At tine rate OF cents per line We VIII furnish
FalesiO display and local advertising on appllca.
zion.
News communications and articles ON questions
OF public laierest are solicited but we assume mo-
responsibility for the expressions contained in an
such communications and articles published.
Remttances can be made m various ways that
are perfectly safe, but an remitlanees sent are at
risk OF the sender.
All remtiances and business communications
should be sent 20 TRAVIS BROS,
Telephone 20. Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
A QUESTION OF DUTY.

Editor THE CHRONICLE:
Will you allow me space in the columns
of your paper to call the attention Of our
citizens and more especially "Our City
Fathers" to a few matters that the tax
payers of our town are interested in.
First, call the boards attention to the
fact that Notwithstanding the ordinance
against blockading the streets and side
walks and horseswaping on the streets or
public square, the streets and sidewalks
were blockaded Monday, so much so that
a man could scarcely push through the
crowd in front of Jones' saloon, and ladies
and children were compelled to go around
the crowd on the streets and sidewalks on
the southwest corner of the square. And
men were drunk upon the streets and
sidewalks on said day.
Now we ask our board, what has be-
come of the ordinances against public
drunkenness, and horseswaping, etc {?
Where was our marshal? But we pre-
sumo the marshaliwas not to blame, as it
was very busy day in town and his live
cry stable required his whole attention.
Be that as it may, some one is RESPONSE
BILE for the existing conditions,
We next call attention to the condition
of the streets and sidewalks. Some of
the streets within the corporate limits are
in such condition that it is almost impos-
sible to get through them with an empty
wagon.
But you say we have no money. When
did the taxes fall due and what amount
collected, and why not have expended
tue money it took to ruin the good road
at Bivens' hill and the street at the old
WHY corner and leading north where it
was SO badly needed instead Of the waste ?
What excuse can the board offer for such
expenditures? 1t will take $50 to put the
street at the WHY corner in as good con-
dition as it was before it was touched,
/ am informed that the teachers of our
public school are not paid up to date.
What's the matter? Have you no money
| Don't dodge the question, and say the
marshal has failed to perform his duties
and therefore you are not responsible.
Hyour marshal hasn't the time to de-
vote to this work, it is your duty to gel
some one who can. If you can't do that
you had better give up your job and lei
some one else try it.
Now, in conclusion, let me say that
am a friend to the board, but you owe the
public a duty and you should not hest
tate to perform it; or you should perform
your duty by resigning.
A TAXPAYER.
Camden, March 3
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
GARD OF THAMES
Editor THE CHRONICLE:

Editor THE CHRONICLE:
We wish through the columns Of TIE
CHRONICLE to express our sincere thanks
to our kind friends and neighbors for their
many deeds OF kindness and assistance
shown our beloved husband and child all
through his illness and death. May God
ever bless them in this life, and when
they are called in death may their spirit
rest in Heaven is the prayer of
MARY WYGUL.
JANE HALL.
February %
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
No. 938.

No. 93S,
In obedience to decree of Chancery Court at
Camden, Tenn, made in the cause of Bless Ho-
gan ct ais VS.. Edna Doherty ct ais, win on
Monday. the 9th Day of April. 1908,
at the east door Of the courthouse in the town
of Camden, Tenn, offer for sale to the highest
bidder the following described house and lot in
hetoWn of Camden, Tenn: Situated, lying and
being in said town of Camden, county and STATE
aforesaid, and designatedin the original plan OF
said town as lot No. 80, and bounded as fOllowsa
tOwit; On the north by an alley and the lands
of Mrs. Mollie Bowles, on the south by an alley
and the lands Of Claude Hudson, on the east by
an alley and the lands Of e. M. McAuleyand w.
A. Lashlee, on the west by East Depot street.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said house and lot will be sold upon credit OF
G and y months. The purchaser will be requir-
ed to execute notes bearing interest from date OF
sale for the purchase money with approved per.
sOnal security thereon and lien will beretaned
on SAID house and lot as further security.
This February 10, 1903.
A. G.. MCDANIEL,
S. L. PEELER, Clerk and Master.
Solicitor for complainant,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-03-06
WHAT WOULD 5Esus DO.
Editor THE CHRONICLE.

Editor THE CHRONICLE.
When we take upon ourselves the OBJ
legation Of serving Jesus and walking in
his steps, it is our duty to follow an the
way. both in word and in deed With
reference 10 Camden, the question should
arise IN the minds Of every one concerned
what wouldJ,s Is DO were holm my p age?
II Jesus was pastor or member Of any
OF the churches Of Camden, would he not
protest in every possible way against the
sale and use of that beverage which de-
flies the purity of thechmch and obstructs
the progress of religion?
IfJesuswere principal, assistant orstu-
dent Of the Benton Seminary, would be
not for the sake OF the school and ,he lives
Of the human race oppose in every way
tine sale aud use Of alcoholic liquors which
are pronounced to be poisonous by lead
ing psychologists?
II Jesus was editor Of THE CHRONICLE,
would lac not in his editorials protest
against the use OF whisky. and would he
not give space to correspondents whocry
as did the Macedonians, "Come over and
help MS" to Danish this great evil which,
if. allowed to run unmolested will drag
many of our bright young men down to
premature death and to fiji a drunkard's
grave?
If Jesus was proprietor or connected in
any way with any Of the business insti-
tutions of Camden, would he not say,
away with whisky. and give us a town
which we as citizens of the town can APP
preciate on account Of its purity and also
a town which our friends and customers
from the country can point to with pride
and praise for its high moral character
If Jesus was one of our county officials
would he not say, take whisky out of
Benton County; whisky in our town and
county is defling the morals and binding
with letters many Of the rising genera
ton. The future destiny of the county
will soon rest upon the young, so if the
rising generation be pure the future Of
our county is assured.
Friends and fellow citizens, verify be-
lieve that the questions which have been
propounded above should interest every
man, woman and child in Camden. But
if you are not sure after reading them
just what Jesus probable action would
be in your case, let me urge upon you tC
go to a secret place and there implore the
Divine power to enlighten You as toyoul
duty in the matter. Do this, and no doub
the time will soon come in the history O
Camden when her citizens can bless the
day when they reconcentrated themselves
to God and decided to follow in the step
of Jesus all the way.
l have been interested all the while il
. Camden, the county site of our county
and after asking myself the question
what should l do, what can I do? l hav
been impressed that I should write thi
letter to THE CHRONICLE, trusting that i
. will be the instrument of causing man,
to ask the question, "What would Jesu
do if he were in my postion?" and ais
trusting that their words and deeds ma,
reply,
Z Lam truly a friend of the right,
ELMER NIoK.
Liberty, March 2, 1903.