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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-28

district was named, has the only speci-
men ore in the district. Jewellers of
Tonopah, Goldfeld and Rhyolite use
it in large quantities for the manufac-
ture of emblems and charms. MANY
good claims are fast being brought in
as mines. One fraction owned by the
oullfrog Western company has eight
cen feet of ore in the bottom of the
shaft. From the many paintings made
| never got a skunk.
1.-THE weather at Goldfeld is per-
feet. The highest the mercury has
teen this season was los. Yes, it is
somewhat warmer in the Bullfrog dis
trict, hut owing to the cool nights the
miners sleep well and as most of the
work is under ground with plenty of
good water and ventilation the devel-
opment work keeps on.
'Lida and Kawich districts are
making wonderful strides. Silver Bow,
a new district, with plenty of wood anu
water, is the latest excitement"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-28
Mineral Application No. 1912
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CITy NEVADA. NAV ~. 1905.

CARSON CITY, NEVADA, May ~, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the Mayf1ower
Gold Mining Company, corporation, by Fred
erick Z. Browne, its attorney-in-fact, has made
application for patent for o.. :. survey No 2231
in Sec. 81 T.. 2 s., X. 43 e. NJ. ID. M, GOldtield
Mining District. Esmaralda County, Nevada,
described as follows:
WHITE HORSE LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. /, whence 8. W. Cor.
Sec. 80 T. s.. X. AZ f.. NJ. ID. Nj. bears s. 40 ~
w. 2O4i.1 it.; thence s. 100 40 +. 600 tt. to Cor.
No. Q; thence v. ITO 22' E. 1900 II. to Cor. No. S:
thence N. T2o 40' W. COO IL. to Cor. No. 4; thence
S. ITO 22' w. 1880 #. to Cor. No. !, the place OF
beginning.
PARTNERS IN CRIME LODE
Beginning at Cor. NO. l. whence y. W; Cor
Sec. 81 T. s. r.. AZ +. M. ID. M, bears S. 24o AZ
w. 3l42.5 it.; thence S. 75o ~ e. 600 IT. to Cor.
No Q: thence N. lao 49, f. 1869 II. to Cor. No 3
thence n. 15o IA w. 600 fl. to Cor. No. 4; thence
s. l4o 49, w. 1869 IT. to Cor. No. j. the place oil
beginning.
Containing 3S.456 acres.
Adjoining claims, Sur. No. 1892 Mayfower
and May Fraction lodes and Sur. No. us
Cottontail lode.
The notices OF location are recorded IN min
ing records of Esmeralda County at Hawthorne,
|Ro0k &c" pages 57S. $50 and also In Goldheld
District Mining Records, Book "a" pages go.
gu. o. III. GALLUP. kefister-
Date Of first publication. June 2, 1909
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

There are Christian Science services
held in town every Sunday at 10 a. m.
in the tent of Mrs. G.. l.. Robertson,
south end of Second street, east side,
near American laundry and New West
ern Reduction works. The tent has
porches at both ends and a brown fly.
Everyone interested is cordially in
vited.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-28
Lessees

The Albemarle Mining and Milling Company,
the owners of eleven claims known rs the
Hunteh Bell group, is willing TO consider APP
plications for leases upon any or all nfits prop
erty, sad leases to be of the usual form with
the usual royalties. For particulars apply to
Detch d McMulliD, attys, Main street. IT
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-28
Church Notice.

Mass is celebrated every Sunday at
Ladies' Aid Society Hall at 8 and 10
a. m. Sunday school at ] p. m. and
evening devotion, with sermon at 7:3O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Already in Race for
the 1908 Nomination

planned 10 contest the nomination
with Roosevelt tn 1904. when Nc
klnley's death changed everything
senator Jos Benson Foraker IL a
candidate. lie Is q man % large
means. and e. veteran Of politics
The ambition 70 occupy the white
house vas born In bis heart many
years ago. lie has calmly and de-
llberately decided that hts chance
four years hence h
AS GOOD As ASoTUER.S.
aud 70 he does not ulu Il vii not be
Tor failure 10 get In and play the
game
Leslie 81. Shaw. secretary Of the
treasury vas a hopeful candidate
FOR the Mckinley succession. and
changed his plans after the assasai IN
did his work Nov be ia hopeful
again and plans To leave the cabin
~ about a year hence. IN order TO
promote hla candidacy.
One II the must promising candi-
dacieH as viewed by many Washing
toulans. is that Of YIN Howard
Taft. secretary Of var. late civil
governor Of the Philippine islands
Taft Is in the hands of his friends ="
He IA couutenaneiuK the arEanixa-
uon 81 a movement iand it's financ-
iugl 20 promote his nomination.
Senator Albert J BeyeridRe. 81
Indiana shares with Fairbanks the
belief that Indiana Is favorably sItu-
ated 10 take a leading part In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
new CLUB
ORGANIZED

To fight through the courts the
assessment Tor the construction Of
F the Green Lake nidcWa lks a neN tn
rrovsmsut club was organized ct a
meeting last Monday uisht at Kids
f hall. IS citizens enrolling their
names "a members W , MeAliIa-
+ ter sas elected secretary and " A
f kinney treasurer Of the oraauIza
ton
/ Tn. club put itsclf on record as
opposed 60 the initiation 81 AM
more Improvement projects They
claimed thai th.y had been unjust
/ y asait eith in The assessment Tor
the zt miisH % sidewalk recently IaId
on III saat side % Green Lake. one
q theif claims a. that W T. Wood.
/ Who owns the riparian rishfs along
ihS lake shore. vas not taxed The
/ engineers office claims that the
1 rights wefe not taxable. They were
also obliged 90 pay for tho rouatfue4
iion % the street crossings. because
the city refused 90 pay itH usual
share Ia such work. the improve
nsui being only q temporary one.
II appears. however. from the
Htatsmeut q the other Green Lake
cttiHena and city officials that tnoat
uf the trouble 10 tho result % mia.
understanding among tho taRpay-
sra and misrepresentation on ths
vaFf q attorneys.
II has been hruitri about that n
the assessments are not paid within
- days the property VIII bs pfar=
iiraly eoufiHcatsd - matter ~
fact the assessments viii D. collect
ed Ike ans. other taxes. tho property
owners socurinE their usual protoe-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
saEepMgn ALARMED

NORTH YAKIMA. Mafchio.-Ths
sheepneu % Yakima county are
alarmed over tho order ~ the into.
rtur department not 90 permit rraa
inK IN the reserve this year until
after July Is. month later than
usual A total o. $4,000 sheep vii
then be admitted upon the reserve
one % the largest owners IN the
county said today
This order VIII practically ruin
the business We must nov keen
our sheep down In the valley durInF
the hottest part % the year. or else
drive them into the foothills. whore
there IL no longer any grass The
Hhesrmen in the rastfru part Of the
county win suffer most Tho wealth
- viii set 80 hot before the time
comes 10 drive tho sheep mountain
Wnrd that they viii perish. II ~ a
pity 10 see the fine grazing Of the
reserve 40 90 waite. Ey the middle
Of July much 81 It will be unfit for
EraEinE purposes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
AZ hi nITsnN nARnNER.

BY II. gibson GARDNER
Staff Correspondence Of the Seattle
Star.
WASHINGTON. March 1o-The
presidential campaign Of 1905 has
begun. Roosevelt has commenced
his administration with a frank and
final announcement that he will not
run again. The republicans believe
the next occupant Of the white
house viii be a republican. There
fore the struggle for the nomination
"a on.
Following are the entries In the
great presidential handicap OF 1905.
EIhu Root. Of Nea YORK. Vim. n
Taft. Of Ohio jos. p. Foraker. Of
Ohio. Chaa. y Fairbanks. % Ind
lana. Leslie II shaw. o. Iowa: Al
bert J. Beverage. Of Indiana. Geo
= Cortelyou. Of New York. Henry
Cabot Lodge. Of Massachusetts, !.
Robt n Ia Toilette Of Wisconsin.
and Chas. 5. Deneen. Of IliinoiA
Al least two Of these candidates
have advanced 80 far as to have
their candidacy financed" For
this IL an era OF eommerelallsm, and
IT TAKES MONEY
10 get into the running in the presl-
Dental race. Wall Street Is taking
an interest. for business reasons. In
one or two Of the candidates above
named
The candidacy Of Chas. Warren
Fairbanks Is no news. He had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
AT THE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY STATION. March
10 stephen a. Meany professor Of
history AZ the University OF Wash
lngton, left last night for tho eastern
part Of the state. where he viii de-
liver series ~ lectures lie viii
address high schools az wenatehee.
waterfalls. Wilbur and Spokane. re-
naming away about week
The mock senate al the university
convened last night and for the first
time bills were debated upon. The
measure concerning the policy thai
the Philippines should be held only
on condition that they shall attain
independence eventually came UP
before the house for discussion.
MeHsrs Han, Parker and Hatfield
opposed the policy. and Miss Meyes
and Measrs Grifntha and Cnmphell
upheld g. The vote on the question
VIII be taken at the next session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
HAD NARROW
ESCAPE
ALASKA PROPRIETOR CAME
NsSAR sERIsHlNo FROM COLD
Nso EXPOSURE

I PROJECTORS arriving in Valdez re
port the narrow escape from death
! Of Edward Mlllcf proprietor and
| miuer. who was attempting to reach
+ VALDEZ from Nakutnt IN small
+ fishing sloop. Miller left Yakutht
/ ON February 10 and encountered IA
storm which Hwampcd the little
niuup aud Miller reached the shore
lsHhauhted. The incident happened
ON February rs. when Miller Waa
bowling along with "a smashing
breeze from the southwest
"A he WAS about abreast Of Yuka#
laEa. the wind frrshoncd and ia "a
short time the seas rose mountain
high With the rising boa the heaY
ily loaded nloop rapidly filled With
water. when heavy sea hit bef
turing her over on her side and
preelpItatinE Miller into the Icy
waters.
Al the place whore the accident
occurred the shore was lined with
Ice for "A distance fully GO feet deep
from the beach. and Tor nearly IA
half hour the unfortunate pruHpestof
waa slammed against the hard lee
before he was able TO get beyond
raaeh Of the breakers.
After reaching tho shore Miller
nearly uuccumbcd from exposure
lie began % look around for nome
means whereby no could gain ahel
ter from tho biting wind. After
dragging himself up and down the
beach for more than two hours Nil
ler discovered cabin. where he Wa
eaRblcd 20 build a fire For a day
and n half Miller remained In the
cabin. whcn no was picked up by
BIZ johnson and Nat MeHAr.
Two other miners who wsor making
their way 20 VALDEZ over the same
route
On arriving AZ Valdez Miller VA
almost done for. but With the az
aiHtance % a physician be ia noH
well on th. way 90 recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10


2bc bunch Roses. i5c-American
Beauty Roses. for trimming pur-
poses all Colurs. ia "a bunch.
usually 25c a bunch. After s.
25e Stockings. l5c-Puritan Never
Wear out Stockings. for boys
and girls; fast black. fine rlh-
bed. superior cotton. double heel
and toe the most scrvlccabIa
stockings ever offered, all sizes.
After 6. two pairs Csc. or. per
ibe Peroales. $500 yards OF light.
calored Puuiab percnlc. ana also
light Corded Madras. both fun
yard wide Values up To fsr
yard After 6 o'clock ........ Sc
eihe Cream Flannel 3isc-A new.
soft quality Of Cream Outing
Flannel, - inches wide. wears
and washes splcndidly. Regular
value 6itc yard. After o'clock
ssssss .. ts.s .sssss.t... &c
2be Dresser Scatfs. lac-Au Linen
Dresser Scarfs. some with col
ored stripes down center and
some all white. Values up 10
abe each. After 8 o'clock Zoe
Fine Soft Toilet Paper Regular
Be roll After 6......10 FOR 26c
Nickel Plated Alarm Clocks Reg
ulnr price soc. After g.. d3o
y. +. silver Co.'S Extra Al Plated
Teaspoons Satin finish. will
wear for years. Regular price.
Der doz., fl7b. After 6. special
49, sss.sss ss4....b for 3Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

/ York city Tho Root candidacy may
be said TO depend on the extent 20
which tho Roosevelt Influence Will
/ prevail Ga tho next campaign.
Senator Lodge ia one Of RooHez
vclt'a closest friends. but IN vleW Of
RooaeveltB enthusiasm for Root.
Lodge candidacy. which depends
principally upon administration IA
yor. must be- considered as among
the more remote possibilities
Geo. % Corteiyou De- the candidate
% the younger element iu tho 70
publican organization Ills chances
are favored by the fact that his star
Be- TIA the ascendant lie will have n
chance ~ postmaster general to
show what sort Of a record he can
make as the executive officer Of a
big pulitiru.eronomlC proposition.
Robt NJ La Toilette needs no IN
PRODUCTION 10 the American public
Ills candidacy &c promised on the
development OF the railroad issue as
the one which will enErosa the
country from this time on. Signs
point to the abandonment OF the So
called Traditional issues aud an
alignment OF the parties on issues
which will enEroas public attention
during the next four yeara. issues
brought out by discussions OF the
great social and economic problems
connected
WITH RAILWAY REGULATION
and the curbinE OF trusts Ia Fol
lette 10 10 be In the senate. That is
all that need be said At present.
Chas. 3. Deneon. governor OF I'LL
nols IL 20 that state what Folk IL
TO Missouri. Johnson 10 Minnesota.
Douglas 10 Massachusetts and la
Toilette 10 Wisconsin. lie Is tho
expression Of the independent vote.
rising superior TO party lines shak-
Ing off boss rule. Denecn will be
the fayorlte son OF Illinois. and that
state shares with Indiana n Huppos-
cd advantage from geographical rea-
sons
During tho coming months the
public may be able TO pick out tho
men who are being groomed a.
safe and sane"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

-Four silk kimonas were stolen
from the store OF WestberE q
Childa. AZ 1912 Second avenue. last
evening by two shopllfters who
posed as mother ana daughter. The
daughter held the attention Of the
clerks who waited upon her while
the mother seized an opportunity 10
stow away the silken yaluablea
The kimonas were valued at $50 By
the firm and were not missed until
a short time after the two had left
the store
W T. Morse sold 10 Morris Hard
nun a double corner lot In North
Seattle for $4,000 The deal was
made through Wing a Gulon. This
lot consists Of the double lot on the
corner Of Third avenue and Blaneh-
ard street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Women's Corset Covers-Sonne-
what soiled. Regular price rang
ing from Sse To gSc. AFTER ".
...... - PRICE
The best 1875 Black MereeriEsSl
petticnat made More often solu
at $3.50 has a handsomely
trimmed flouncc, extra aehs
After 6. only ..ssss..,.-. 'voe
Sgc andSl.o0 kimonos Good Neiue
az regular price. all pretty ns.
ursd patterns. nicely trimmea.
all oulors, including black ~
gray. After s. only ....... .ose
i5c Handkerchief, Sl-se--A new
line. bought to sell Tor i5c' plan,
hemstitched and embroideIss
edges After 6. each % i-s'
see Scissors. for I9e-A good aual.
ity in 8 sizes. made from oes'
forged steel. Regular price ~
After ...-..z......... ....'|..''.i s'
s5c Pearl cuff Links, i5c-Gola-
plated. lever attachment comes
On assorted designs. keksn
price. g5c. After 6......''io'
Women's Csc Gilbert Heel Cusn.
ions For low lnsteps, fills sn4s
10 ut properly. After 9. ~
Mems $500 Fine Patent cot l 49,
shoes With welt eNteiis.sa
soIes. back STAYS and dun top.
sizes s 10 only. After g. si'so
Womcn's Lace Shoes odd lot oao
sizes. IN small or very hus.
sizes. good value if your sac y
here. Values up TO $500. a. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Sc Writing Tahlets-I.etter or
pocket size. After 6...2 lee
Sc school Scratch Tablcts-A After
8, for $500 ..... .,...... Toe
Be Euvelopes-Bcst grade. After
D, Tor 80. ..-. ..........l Toe
lee Autograph Albums After s.
ColFate's Choice perfumes-From
hulk. Regular price. soc Per
ounce. After s ............2 5o
Colgate's Violet Water
The tt.o0 size. After 6.....65o
The Toe size. After $500
The toc size. After &c.. .3Do
Williams Shaving Soap-Aftcr 6.
cakes for =. ............. lOc
$50 Handsome Lithorraph Pillow
Tons All good subjects, hcnuti-
ful eolorinFs. Regular value.
Doc. After 8 ...-........ l8o
a.o0n yards Mereeriraa pillow
Cords All eolofs Regular value.
Ice and i2Ae. After 6, yard ..
= 1890 - sssss.......2 l-2o
e,pee yards ct stikuuue b.ir.......
The regular 12iac ana Zoe
Qualities. After 6, per yard. So
children g Knitted Underwnists-
Sizes 70 10. Regular value, csc,
AFTER ~ eAeh t.st.s.,,.l2 l-Ec
thildreu's Muslin Drawers Made
plain, Sizes I to 2 years. Reg
ular value, lee, After 6,..lOc
Ghildreu'a Hats Made OF Faule
silk coiors blue ana pink. Tam
o'shuuter crowns. shlrred hrim,
trimmed with fancy braid. Reg
ular price, $3.50 After 6 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

presidential game. he q ffera with
him only In thinking the state tn
adequately represented b. tho vice
prosldent-elect.
II Roosevelt were - have the
naming u the next candidate. there
De no man on whom his choice would
be-
80 LIKELY To ALIGffT
a. Elihu Root. formerly secretary Of
war. now prartieing laW In New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

" A Rogers Extra Al Plata
Sugar Shells. fancy pafterbs
regular price 45c. sale ures
'aHA tssfs.s s...s..ss .s...... l0e
lst7 Rogers Brothers A d coL
fee spogaH Berkshire pattern.
regular price $3.50. sale pries
set Of SIX ...............sloa
White Granite Wash Bowls rem
lar price -. sale price. each
s...ss.sss ss=ssHsss.. ..4. lDe
Painta-Palnfs- Paints. all oolors
regular IL gallon our yries
hhAAaH sssss.sa.sss ..sssss..Hl.le
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Iron Roasting Pans. large size.
regular price lie. Saturday Fpc.
elai - H#z=s.s.s as..s..-s...... Toe
Royal Granite Steel Double Rice
Boilers family size, regular
price &c. Saturday special al
..a..=4az4... ....... ...... 30o
ste.l Blade Garden Hoes. strong
handle. regular price z5c. Sat
urday special a. ...........I 5o
- + Silver 60. Extra Plated Ia
BILE Spoons fancy patterns. will
wear for years. regular price
per dozen = 80. sale price. 81
OF three ....-............ 3Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
COMING
Again. Finest Picnic Hams
8 1-2C a Pound Tomorrow

Picnic Hams-Nice sweet juicy little Hams. US
ually sold at i2c d. All day at per ID \ l2c
Canned Corn-Iowa Belle Sweet Corn: this is the
best Iowa Sweet corn. Special for one day.
three cans. .......,. ........... ........- 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
FREE DENTISTRY orr Pei %1rr

For Persons Of Limited Means.
The Largest Dental Concern IN
Seattle.
Gold Crowns. $500 Cold rin;,. "a.
Best Set Of Teeth
........ s2.oo Other : filings SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Come and share In the great ;
Beat quality - gauge Wire. 2-inch
mNHh-
tip0 roll foot vide. 100 square
feet per roll ...............T Toe
8 % roll. feet vide mot 80
ineheal. 800 square feet. per
roll ....ss.... ...........s $3.50
& roll. 3 feet vide. $50 square
feat. per roll ..-..........s 2.3e
G. s0 roll. feet wide. coo square
feet. per roll ............ s3.lO
g 70 roll. feet wide. 100 square
fesf. per roll ............ $500
So roll. 6 feet vide. 800 square
feet. per roll ............S4 .7O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

be ignored by prudent shoppers mali orders n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Prunos-Faney Small Sweet French Prunes, 10
pounds .'............. .......... .....t...- zoe
Pickles-Fancy Mixed Pickles, put up in bottles
regular price i5e. Special. per bottle. Toe
Matchos-5 boxes Parlor Matches 15e; Il boro
Parlor Matches ...........= ...............4t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
COMING To THE BAND CONCERT SATURDAY NIGHT
ffAfter Six" Filters

These splendid bargains win not be
from fHfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Go-cARTs SIS TO $500

undTcd on display IN various quaUlIea.
irices Il Is the work OF but = few min
. line by means OF our up=to=dAte rug
!. We are always glad u do this whether
Come in
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-06-02
ODD FELLOWS.

A strong lodge was organized al
Holiday last Saturday night. The
degrees were conferred by T.. w.
Carter, noble grand, Guy Edmund
son and A. +. Hertenstein of st.
George lodge No. 222 of Nashville,
assisted by members of Camden
lodge. The new lodge was organ
lied with the following officers: III.
E. Wright, noble grand; j. w.
Eaves, vice grand; J. r. Holiday,
secretary, and i. M. Williams,
treasurer. The charter will remain
open till the meeting Of the grand
lodge in October, andin the mean
time Holiday lodge has an OPP
portunity to largely increase it's
membership. Thefollowing mem
bers of Camden lodge took part in
the organization: W. d. Cooper,
f. E. McElyea, G.. G. Crossnoe, L..
I. Thompson, G.. FL. Cowell, w.
HI. Wiseman, j. L. Penick, J. G.
Cowell, r. Roberts, M. G.. Nc
Ghlon, G. B. Holiday and j. V.
Travis.
There was a large attendance Ct
Odd Fellows and their friends at
the memorial services at Postoak
Cemetery last Sunday afternoon.
These ceremonies were held by
Lexington lodge, assisted by men,
bers of Camden lodge, and were
conducted in solemn and impress
sive manner. Cooper Sweat acted
as master Of ceremonies and G. A.
Robbs as chaplain. The follow
ing members of Lexington lodge
were present: Cooper Sweat, no.
BILE grand, J. I'll. Stubblefield, L. A.
Wyatt, J. E. Wright, D. A. Ben
nett, A. McNatt, G. A. Parker, j.
L. McNatt, J. E. Eller, G. A. Robbs
and E. d. &Tidwell.
Camden lodge will elect new Off
GERS tomorrow night.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-06-02

Mrs. A. w. Presson and children
left Sunday to join her husband al
Carbon Hill, Ala. Mr.. Presson has
bought property at Carbon Hill,
where he will make his home for
the present.
Quite number of the teachers
here attended the association at
Coxburg last Saturday. Elsewhere
will be found the program for the
meeting of the association at Sui
phur Springs June II.
County Clerk W. d. Cooper has
issued marriage licenses to w. S.
Goodman and Ada Hatley, Robert
Beal and Maggie French, Lee
Pierce and Sophia Farrar, t. L.
Upchurch and Beulah Wilson.
Our friend T. w. Pafford of the
seventh district sends us novelty
this week in the way of an ear of
corn. 1t is really ten ears in one.
One ear is fully developed aud is
surrounded by nine smaller ears.
The Memphis Conference Fe-
male Institute at Jackson closes
its eighty-third session this week.
Among the graduates are Misses
Dozie and Verna Fry, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Fry of Cox
burg.
Prof. Fred HI. Peoples returned
to his home at Milaa the latter part
of last week. The general public
here recognizes Professor Peoples
asan able teacher, and much regret
is felt because he will not be with
us during the next term of school.
Bob Yarbrough, colored, was
given a severe whipping by I'M
known parties near the school
grounds last Saturday night. His
wife was with him and received a
few blows from whip. There is
no clue to the parties who admin
istered the thrashing.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-06-02
BRIDE AND GROOM ARE WANTED

Special inducements offered Benton County
who will married the ground Their license will presented
free by County Clerk w D. Cooper, e. Fry McCord and
W. Norris minister will be present and perform the
without fee double and buggy will be disposal
ing the day, compliments of Melton Bros Lewis Hall will give
them useful present valued Dollars II Bateman will
present them with splendid piece of furniture collection will
taken the grounds Camden
will turn to honor the couple This aspndd oppor
ty for young couple The couple applying
ty clerk that day will get the prizes