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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
CAUSE OF MASSACRE.
latest Dispatch Says Mrs. MaehIe, at
Ten chau, Seized Idols from
Native P~rocession

London. Nov. "A dispatch TO the
Daily Express from HonEkons says
that the Tien Chau massacre was due
To the unhappy action Of Mrs. Machle.
who. on :he refusal OF some OF the MEM
ibcrs OF a native procession TO deslst
from worshipping the idols they ear
Iricd. seized the Idols and declined To re-
store them To their owners. Thcreupon
tho Infatuated professionals surround
I'D and destroyed the mission and as
'saulted the inmates. Then they muir
dered>thcm aud threw their bodies into
the river. The mob did not interfere
with six French priests who resided in
the neighborhood.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
Death TAKES HEAVY
TOLL ON RAILROADS
Thousands Slain and Injured
Annually on Lines in
United States.
GIVE NO PROTECTION
William e. Curtis Shows Recent lssis.
lstion Has Proved Of Little Value,
IN Letter TO Chicago Record
Herald.

T.. Curtis says:
The report OF the Interstate Com
merce commission upon n railway
casualties OF the fiscal year ended June
30 last IL appalling. II shows that
3,1sS persons were killed and 55.t66
We're injured. This IL n large increase
over any previous year. n indicates
that the precautions taken for the pro-
lection OF passengers are not effective.
and that the legislation OF congress and
the several states to save h lives and
limbs OF railway employees has not ac-
complished It's purpose.
The following table will show the
casualties TO passengers n employees
during the years named:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
MURDERER SUICIDES.
fragile Death After Killing Woman
companion--kiiled Another on
Mountain Peak.

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. Strapped
In his rooms by the police. and fully
aware that his last avenue OF escape
was cut on. Milton Franklin Andrews.
who murdered Bessie Bouton on the
top OF Cutters mountain. near Colorado
Springs. Colo. ten months ago. n
murderously assaulted and robbed
William Ellis. an Australian horseman.
at Berkeley. Cal. hot and killed Nulda
Olivia, his femade companion. n
then fired n bullet into his own head.
causing instant death.
That Andrews. for whom h police OF
the entire country were searching. was
fully prepared for h tragedy that
closed his career. was shown by the
hesitation.
Having heard that Andrews and Null
da Olivia were living In an upper Hat
at Tss McAlister street. the police de-
partment sent n detail of two police
men and two detectives to make the
arrest. Although certain that the per-
sons wanted were In the two-room
apartment they occupied. the officers
received no answer TO their repeated
kicking at the loo AZ h moment
one OF the officers was dispatched for
an AK with which the door was broken
open. Andrews fired the shot that end
ed the career OF his companion. The
bullet Vas fired into her right temple
and she dropped dead on the bed. fall
Ing backward. with her hand dropping
over her breast.
When the officers gained entrance to
the department they found Andrews
lying on the ioor gasping. his revolver
In one hand and "A mirror In the other
The weapon was a forty-nve caliber
revolver. and but two OF the cartridges
had been fired. Extra ammunition
was found In his pockets.
d. on searching Andrews remain cor
oner's deputies found $3.50 In gold and
an English sovereign. NIL the money
that remained of the $500 OF which Ellis
was robbed nj the time he was lured
by Andrews to the iatter's cottage In
Berkeley.
Considerable Jeweiry was also found
on him.
A rambling typewriter statement
that had presumably been written by
Andrews. denying that he had any
thIns To do with the murder OF Bessie
Bouton nj Colorado Springs. was found
In n Of h dead woman's stockings.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
BRUTALLY KILL NEGRO.
Wanton Act Of Three Young White Men
in Columbus, q.

Columbus. o.. Nov. S.-'Let's hit the
first colored man We meet was The
remark made By one OF three young
white men while out on a lark last
night. and as "A result George Jackson.
"A colored cook and porter. Is cad and
Harry Hayes. IL. r.. Pontius and Harry
Lower are under arrest.
Jackson was found lying unconscious
on the High street viaduct rear the en-
trance to the union station nt mid :
night. and died before he could be re-
moved TO IA hospital. His skull was
fractured.
Pontius and Lower both declare that
Hayes struck the negro and that he
was the author OF the remark. which
was made just after they had had an
alteration with another negro.
None OF the men under arrest knew
Jackson.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Es.oMeiais Of Former pes Moinss In.
suranes Company Indicted for
Crooked Work.

, Minneapolis. MINI. Nov. 1.-The
grand Jury today reported four mdict-
OF men connected with the for
liner management OF the Northwestern
National life association. which has
been reorganized under the direction Of
tho state Insurance commissioner. The
charges are conversion OF funds. brib-
iery and fraud. a..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
LAWSON'S CRUSADE
Three Million Pieces OF Mail Sent Ask.
ing for Proxies for insur.
snee Reform.

Boston. Mass, Nov. S.-The cam.
|falgn against the great Insurance COM
panies. which was ~inaugurated by
frhomas w. lawson some months ago
Ind which is stu being continued. In
kroving one of the most expensive un-
t%lertRkIngs that Boston's best known
millionaire has evcr attempted. Nearly
y 100. 900 has already been spent and the
kgork is scarcely more than half COM
tletcd.
With seventy-ninc persons employed
specially for this u purpose. Mr..
Lawson has sent out. addressed To
heople In every state a. this country.
IN the provinces and over "a large part
tf Europe. 1900. 900 pieces OF mail con-
taining Information OF his project OF
Insurance reformation. This prodigious
task has been under the direct care
End supervision OF G.. \. Chandler. vice
president OF the II. ". Humphrey Ad-
kcrtising agency. n "A warm personal
friend OF Mr.. Lawson.
Mr.. Lawson set out upon his task
{Nith a desire To get the voting proxies
<f all the life inslranc, policy bidders,
burn them over 10 a committee OF rep
tesentative men from all 81 the lgaliEg
Professions. depending upon this Com-
tnittee as representatives OF the policy
holders TO demand and scCure the re-
firement OF those Insurance officials
Found guilty OF malfeaSancc In office.
The total number OF pieces Of mail
(which has bee sent out has cost SiO.-
boo for postage. or this amount $780,
boo has been expended on i-cent pack
bges and the rest on packages watch
%havc been sealed.
Three different sets OF bulletins,
printed on heavy paper. make up u con
klderable part OF this matter. These
Documents are about three feet square.
THE first set OF 200. 900 Of the No. Is
host $4,000 to print. To the thousands
bf persons who haye already sen In
proxies from Ave To 100 Of the No. 2
proxies are delivered. The printing on
This lot amounted to $4,000.
The last set OF bulletins printed on
heavy paper. and with two colors OF
ink. numbering $780, 900. cost Mr.. Law
BON $4,000. These figures show hat
kbou, $3.50 o has been expended on
material. printing and postage OF the
bulletins alone.
These large sheets of paper must he
Folded by hand. 30 for this work thirty
blk people are employed. For address
ing the wrappers seventeen employees
$are kept busy. At the end OF one OF
Dir. Lawson's magazine articles blank
coupons were printed. Up to yesterday
$4,000 OF these filled out coupons had
been returned.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
Total .......l,5Sl

This IL a terrible record for the four
yenrs since congress. by law. required
"A full return OF all casualties 20 be
made To the Interstate Commerce com-
mission by each railroad. At the same
time Il should be said that. consider
Ing orr vast railway mileage (2i3.90
%iniles), the number OF persons engaged
In the transportation business 1885,
Sengers carried (7l5.tis.6s2). the ratio
OF persons killed IL not rs large In tho
United States as I'm Portugal. Russia.
Spain. Egypt. New England and Canada
although the ratio OF persons injured
Is much larger than I'm any other
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
IL0ODSHED IN KENTUCKY
kentucky State Troops and Feudists
Exchange $50
Shots,

Louisville. KY. Nov. S.-A bulletin to
NE Couricr-Journnl from "A stan corre-
kpondent sent to Middlesboro reads rs
Follows:
Militia and sherln's posse attacked
blind tiger last evening. Two
Pncn were wounded. ,
Shelby Ball. n brother OF Jack Ball.
lNho IL wante for murder. Is thought
20 ave been shot.
Attacking party fell back slowly to-
wards Middlesboro.
a party OF indianapolis tourists had
narrow escape from flying bullets,
LIhe Balls have cut the telegraph wire
20 Cumberland Gap. The Louisville
tlnd Nashville railroad officials have
Lbeen asked for arms and ammunition
10y n citizens committee. Attacks on
p,alrs stronghold will be renewed to-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
W~REAKSAWFUl REVENGE
Angry Woman Slaushters Step-chiI.
dren After ouarrelina with Her
Husband.

/ minneapolis. q I.-Mrs. James
Brennan quarrelcd with her husband
last evening. and after the latter had
gone to work the woman hot and
BILLED her three step-Childreu. aged s..
Al and Is. fatally wounded another.
nged II, then shot herself. innicting a
probably mortal wound. The woman
was the second wife OF Brennan. The
couple frequently duarreled over the
children.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
FIERCE TORNADO.
eight Killed and Many Seriously In
jured-Mourtain View 10
Wrecked.

Mountain View. okla. Nov. T.-Elgh,
persons were killed and thirty injured.
four fatally. by Saturday evenings tor
nado Following IL a revised list OF the
lead:
FRANK w. CLARK.
J. 4. BARKLEY.
MRS. JENNIE JONES.
MRS; W: N. HOLT AND TWO SMALL
MRS. ROBERT HuLME.
The fatally injured:
Mrs. J. 3. Barkley.
Ed Hollis.
Mrs. r. Mcbride.
Child OF W. NJ. Holt.
No damage was done outside OF tho
town. The pathway OF the tornado ~
about 100 yards wide and only I mile long.
but In this small area the havoc was great.
The farmera cotton sin. with heavy ma
'ch.ncry and massive timbers, IN n COM
pete wreck. In this building J. s. Bark
Icy, employed as "A packer In the gin, was
crushed TO death. His body was found
p!niOrcd under tho debris near tn" press.
hts head and shoulders crushed into the
ground. h Bnrkl-y home. near the gin,
was carried about 20 yards ard dropped.
Mrs. Bark.cy was found Embedded In the
mud In the street. with her head ard face
covered with wounds
Further TO the northeast was the Shawl
feed yard. where four horscs were crushed
to death. Adjoining the feed yard was tn,
Hulm home. where Mrs. Huime and hei
brother. Frank Clark. were found dead
The North Side hotel. near this point. T.
n mass OF broken Ilmbcrs. Directly east
in the edge OF town. In the wreck Of the
carriage. In which seven member Of tn,
Hollis family. who were jus; leaving town
were struck By timbcts. J. T.. Hollis. 10,
r. II Ills. I'D Hollis and JOIN Gudon wcr,
Injured by flying timbers from the
Gin.
I'D Hollis b. thought to be- fatally IN!
,Jurcd. as portions OF the spllntcred timber
penetrated his body. The large two-story
school house was lifted straight up into
the air. turned completely over and
crashed upon the roof. just beside the
foundation.
The Methodist church. used as a schooi
building. was totally destroyed. MANY
residences were unroofed. The sides o.
some houses were crushed In.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
IowANs HURT IN WRECK.

San Louis obispo. Cal. Nov. "A
Southern Pacific southbound limited
passenger train dashed into a train NJ
cars NJ Santa Margarita sta
tIon. fourteen miles north OF the city.
yesterday. Nineteen people were hurt.
two ladies from Ottumwa. Ia.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
SHOCK TO SWEETHEART
Telephone Operator Is Herself Reeip-
lent Of Message Announcing
Lovers Death.

osSSloosa. Ia. Nov. T.-ClaLGc Bryan.
n brakeman was killed In the North
W estern yards mt Buxton this morning.
tThe death message to relatives here
was received by n toll line operator.
Mary Ann Phillips, his sweetheart.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
HASTINGS. NEs.. scoRcnEp.

Lincoln. Seb.. Nov. a-Ftre at Hastings.
Seb.. today destroyed "A large department.
store building owned by ex-senator Diet.
rich. The Stein company Is the heaviest
loser. losing 5000. Several other build
ings and stocks were damaged. the total
loss being about $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

the Ap

The sale az
IDF N"rRoH
aCtory one 20
capitol CON.
offered .yciv
SIS an ucip
tina; Ingury
q S9i6 aboN,
highest priC"
: SIS m acre,
q made above
ssiol-r lBach
ave sold at
p ksi II not
farmers have
q operations
position 60
Il Eureka -
~ asked that
Ing ~ lands
Ter they had
crop. While
he option az
\ the tracts
/. one point
as offered. II
ken by resi-
the county
acts To land
farm. They
~ just what
was not
heir part. Of
Faux and
Jand. good
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
DISMISS BANK EXAMINER.

Washington. O THE comptrol-
Ter OF the currency today removed from,
the service Bank Examiner II. II.
Madden, on account OF his failure TO.
discover conditions existing In the En-
terprise National bank. At Allegheny
City. Pa
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
HIRED NAN sKIPs OUT.

> Armour. 8. d.. Oct. 3i.-wade Worth.
n young man who has been working
this fall for William Botermen. In the
north part OF the county. skipped out
Monday night with tii2 belonging to
his employer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
. PARK
i DAk0T
W.. Martin
luce Bill
md.
CAVE
Wonder
tracts Thou.
Electric
ed.

W. "a twelvI
by the United
nd an electnJ
ne OF the mod
'orld!
hich Congress.|
{ Dcadwood. Id
y that he wild
session OF conf
. money and
elton OF th.|
r since he sue.
80 pass a lawI
National Park|
working for Al
he great caysI
I've miles dis.
Iectric nghunr|
dark gaiieriaI
vern into brill
ir walls spark
monds.
ect." said MsI
veral InembcuI
ton "A year oil
ten IL up with
men. Al FIRST
DE objection ,o
hopeful now.
rom "a govern.
! be ~preferab!.
ne responsible
n and regula.
OF the condl.
Itomobile lins
trolley road
'ings and ths
s~couraged antI
u not be- long
trolley or all
xed schedule
Ing wonder.
ing. and work.
Gus boulevard
ave National
/ the new NJ.
q Soldiers. AL
built. And II
possibilities Of,
a boulevard
intnins would.
Q cost OF keep.
not be great
fail and SNOW.
|e quality %
keep the de-
PARSONS with
EN- Wind Cag
an spend too
IL ana keep Il
easily ar.
H. worth go
explored for
|stirr lted that
= 81 passage
IL an eight.
west story g.
irface.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
SEVEN MINERS KILLED.
Met Instant Death, and Others ssri'
ously Injured by Explosion
nj Vivian, W. Va.

/ Biueheid. W. Va, Nov. T.-Seven
miners are dead and n number OF 9TH
,ers were seriously injured az the result
ter Coal and Coke company's mjnas
lat Vivian.
. The dead:
J. II. CARTER.
HOWARD M'GEE. III
LOUIS BROWN. .
JOHN BRADLEY.
ROBERT NORMAN.
PAGE HENDLEY. So
HARDIN OWENS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
who


ant to Ru
As "A result
storm. which
the farmers
ming to feel
In still u
In the fields
! huskers in
the farmers
nts "A bushel
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
90.
rsey Gives /,

A telegram
president OF
le east In the
.. announces
New Jersey.
.IIl owmeut
who
dOrmitory.
season.. and
his deceased
well as the
IN the col
because of
rstDpd that
y. This one
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

ChicaEo-Thomas T.. Wood. n carpenter.
applied TO the circuit court recently for a
mandamus TO cnjoin his wife from talking
too much. The couple had been married
eleven years.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

JaneSvilie. wis.-Miss Carrie Hughes was
embraced with such fcryor by her lover
that two OF her ribs became interiocked.
and she was compelled TO undergo q pain
full operation
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

wichita. KANE. II. cordeIi. q capital
ist OF Springfield. No. died here as n re-
suit OF drinking carbollc acid from q bottle
supposed to contain whiskey.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

Bolivar. ~. Y.-Paul Bowies lost his hair
by fright. A runaway horse threw him
Into convuisions. and caused an illness OF
several weeks. during which all OF his hair
came out.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

washington-Thc annual chrysanthemum
a carnation show Of the department OF
agriculture II now under way. and thou
sands OF people are visiting II daily. As
coon as tho public has had a chance to
view the new intense yellow. Incurred
chrysanthcmum. Mrs. Roosevelt" IL will
be sent by Secretary Wilson to the White
House "a a present to Mrs. Roosevelt. Ths
new 'silvery pink" chrysanthemum. Miss
Alice Roosevelt will IN all probability
be forwarded Ia a few days 10 the White
House as a gift TO the presidents daugh-
ter
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
GATED.
0 $4,000 q.
81


ed.
After sew
work
. was dedi
today with
hIch many
M musical
.nair was iu
: thirty cIti
making thc
ructur,' cost
nmissioners
showed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

Des Moincs. Ia.-A jury In Judge Bren
mans court yesterday awarded q verdict Of
IS for Will Johnson. who brought suit
against his father-ln-law. l.. NJ. Randles.
because no received a beating at the hands
OF the latter.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

-. Louis. Mo.--A Wild scene was created
IN the criminal court when Joseph w.
Gray. on trial for murder. suddenly sp.anE
NJ the chief city dispcnsary physician. DIR.
II. ]. schcrck. on the witness stand. TO do
him bodily harm. shook OF four deputy
EhcTins and attacked a member OF the
grand jury. was finally ovrrpowered after
having fought all over the court room.
The jury then returned A verdict finding
the defendant insane. and he was taken
To the city Jail and will be tent to the tn
sano asylum.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

Brewer. Mo.-John c. Chase. II years old.
has written a piece OF music. which he
calls his funeral dirEe." and In now ped
ding printed copies around the ~nelghbor-
hood TO raise money TO pay for his funeral
expenses and buy n tombstone.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

omaha.-wai.ing and watching to tho
end for a missing son who never returned.
Mrs. Naomi welles finally pinned away and
today she died Of .rief. Frank. her only
boy. left home eight years ago TO seek his
fortune. Nothing was ever heard OF him.
but each night the mother. who was almost
destitute. placed a lighted lamp In the win
dow OF her home.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

Tarrytown. ~. Y.-Margarct Perry. who
recently died. left n considerable property.
and among other things the sum OF 4 $500
20 my niece. Nellie Biauvelt. with my two
pet cats. upon the condition that she pro-
vide suitably for them as long rs they live
and keep them In tho house where ! low
reside
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

New York-otto Zimmerman. a cook az q
restaurant. was pinched by 4 lobster until
the blood came. lie paid no attention 10 Il
until several days later. when hts arm be-
gan to swell badly. and no wen TO n
doctor. who pronounced u n case OF blood
poisoning. lie died three days later.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

Washington. Pn.-James BanEauzn, en-
ployed In tho steel works gave his wife to
Martin Edison rs security for a debt Of So.
Mrs. BanganSa made no objection. but the
n~eIghbors were so scandalizcd that they
had Edison and tho woman arrested for
adultery. The Judge discharged them upon
the assurance that the woman would no.
turn TO her own husband.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

Buffalo. ~. Y.-Joscph Schultz. annoyed
because his wife searched his clothing.
bought n bulldog rat trap and set Il In
his trousers pocket one night before no
went TO bed. Several hours later he was
awakened by her sreams. and released her
hand. which Was badly lacerated. She was
so angry that she swore out a warrant for
his arrest. but Justice Rockford OF the
police court decided that a man could set
rat traps IN his pockets as often as no
pleased. and discharged the prisoner.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04
MONEY OR LIFE
Demanded OF Sycamore Landing Man
Through Anonymous letter.
Clifton Mirror.I

Clifton Mirrorl
Sycamore Landing, a river point
not very far from Clifton, is at
present the scene of much SUPPRESS
ed excitement. 1t is all caused by
the discovery that there is IN that
community a man or perhaps band
of men who have in their hearts
the instincts of envy, jealousy and
murder, and that these men are ali
the more dangerous because they
are as yet unknown.
H. w. Hooper and Dennis Jones
are partners in the mercantile bus
mess at Sycamore Landing, and
have succeeded in amassing con-
siderable wealth. They own large
tracts Of rich river land in that
neighborhood and are the most in
efuential and important trades peo-
pie thrOughoutthat section.
Recently Dennis Jones was the
recipient of an anonymous note
that produced no little uneasiness.
The writer stated that unless Mr..
Jones deposited the sum Of l,5OO
in specie in bag at certain desig-
mated spot on certain night he
would be killed.
At first Mr.. Jones thought he
would treat the threat with con-
tempt. The more he thought about
it the more indignant he became,
and at last resolved to use every
effort to discover and punish the
miscreant. After consulting with
his friends he ostensibly complied
with the threatening demand, car
rying a bag filled with rocks in
stead of money, and stationing his
friends within view of the spot
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

where the sack was to be deposited.
Everybody was fully armed and
prepared to give the blackmailer a
hot reception. But he did not ap-
pear. Probably he suspected a
trap and laid low. For two days
and nights the bag of rocks was
closely watched by the friends Of
Mr.. Jones but no one appeared to
claim the ducets.
A few days later, however, Mr..
Jones received another letter en-
closing a newspaper clipping giv-
inc an accounted the murder OF a
man who had received a similar
warning and failed to heed it, and
intimating that he would meetwith
a like fate unless he acted prompt
ly and in good faith.
This second letter only served
to redouble the indignation and
vigilance of the good citizens OF
Sycamore Landing, and renewed
effort is being made to discover the
perpetrator of these dastardly and
cowardly- attacks. Indeed indig-
nation is at such a high pitch that
anumber Of The best citizens of the
community have organized quasi
lynching party, and if caught the
scoundrel will be swung to the
limb Of the most convenient tree.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

Joe j. Weatherly has moved his
stock of merchandise to the store
formerly occupied by Naifeh Bros.
in the Fry block, next door to the
hardware store, where he wishes to
assure the public he is better pre-
pared than ever before to serve
them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-08-04

The merchandise of Charles
Lewis was sold to the highest bid
der last Monday to satisfy a credi-
tors bill.