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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
sur @ttgIteoer ttno
SSremnoe oes
SnotanapoItS 2teoerfratts,
0rober WaSfenbaai
Nontag, 26. Tebrmar 1906,
tn oer 0erttamta 6aUe.
Yeriomal= Hotisen.

Sn Der @obnuna ihrsr Mutter, Grau
SerIetb, 1878 Maoiiun aps.. CAB am
Wittwea Abeno Grl. anna Der.
letb cine bubble gu8re.p partbie fir
i9re pielen Greunbe. MIs Sisssrinnen
ginsen bon ben Samen 6rl. Serletb
nit benz 1. unb Jrl. @mma 2eler NIT
BEN 2. preis hsrb,r. 6err Sacob
2ries ben 1. unb 6err 0ietor WeiB
ben 2. bon ben 6erren.p prsiien. Ha&
benz gu&re wuroen bic @dIfe bon Der
Yeranfaltsrin auf's Bette betuirtbei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
Mns ben Geridteu.
Snpsriorseridt.

upSttub8CLtWts
Sr Der alasefa9e bss @sorse %.
8armotb gesen bic Snterurban
publiibins COMPANY. Snbabs- 6. 8.
Salbot unb Wsrt .. 6orb tpurbe Sos
fepb elliott als &ecsiber ernannt.
&riminalgeri@t.
Der proseb bss 6ranf Saa. 80
Sabre alt, tpuros geHern I'm 2riminal.
serif,t erIeeiet. 3suasn murben ber-
no,pmen. tuorauf sr Der SGldgerei nit
Der abf6t su t6oten i6ulnis befunben
tpurbe. gr srhislt 2 big 3u IA Sabren
i'm Snbiana staats-@sfdngnib 3uoit-
tirt.
Sn benz 5aO Sobn anoeriOn uno
! Wm. gnberion, tpel9e pesen 9lein.
oiebfabIs bsrb6rt purben, tpuros bas
l1rtbeil Iuspsnoiert.
Bert Offer muBte ieinsn 2lsinbieb-
fabl nit 81 unb Soften unb 6 Mo-
naten i'm arbeitsbaus bnbsn.
Die 8Iagunssia9e bes @albspe0
2utber unb al. 2ufber, tpslde psgsu
S9ldeerei bernommen murosn, muros
NIT $40 unb 9ofsn abaefunben.
Der prpcsB beg Sam Sefferion.
tpslber meeen 3aubnnfal unb @rpb:
oisbfabls rerb6rt murbe, enoigte mil
81 unb Soften unb 2 big IA Sabre ir
Der Snoiana &eform.MnfaIt. Au'
l Sabr purbsn ibm bic Bhrserrsdt,
snt3o9en.
Der 22;dbri9e Walter Sadion, mel
der psgen 2lsinbiebitabls bsrb6r
tpurbe, tpuroe nit 81 uno 2oifen uni
l big 8 Sabre In Der Snbiana &sForm
Nnitait betraft. Die ghrgerre9t
wurosn ibm auf Elm Sabr ent3osen.
Ser @roboiebffabI bss 38idbri9ei
gBillis Garter tpurbs nit $l.00 Uni
SOFen uno l Bis IA Sabrsn i'm Sn
oiana staats-@efdnanib bearaft. g
muroe Der 8ireerre9te fhr l Sabr Der
luiti9 ertldrt.
! Die Oisbin @aa @illiams, pel1
einen @roboiebfabl besangen bate
puroe nit 81 unb Soften uno nit 81
8assn i'm Mrbsiisbaus beftraft.
! @!n"suHus Rabte bat BEL Dem spe
3ial-Ri9tsr Sborton bur9 feline aopp
taten elm @siu9 um elm neues 0erb6
singsrei9t.
i NabIaBgeriGt.
! Saul Saner bat iein peri6nli&e
germ6gen tefamentarii6 ieinsr Gral
berma9t.
Gor6erungsflagen.
! Sobn q. Sadion bsrflaste @sora
M. graielton auf 3ablung bon $S45
Sadion bate am 10. Wdr3 1905 q,
graIeltcn Waaren 9eliefsrl I'm Bstras
bDn $345, bic er nod 0erfan nit
pro3snt be3ablen mollts. Ct bsrfeblt
iebo6 Der Nsrsinbarung nad;ufoml
men. SadIon foroert nun 5000 mi
| 3inien uno Soften.
| 8. 2ilis Wadep itrenste gefern ee
gen grneit gmmeImanu cine Sab
lunsstlaas BON $l95 an. gmmsl
mann baite ON %. Sessmbsr 100
bon Wadsp Elm 8runoifad 3u ben
preis bon s135 sstauft. 9isi
Summe tpollte er am %. Seaembs
1905 abbe;ahlt babsn, berfeblte ieoOd
biefes 5u tbun. Der 6ldeer foroer
$l75, tporin 3inisn uno 8eri9tsfofei
einasIQlphen finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
0roBe @alentiaesVoit

gs mubten gefern "a grtra. .Brief-
trdgsr angsiteat weroen, um bis groBs
Galentine. poff su bsfDrcsrn. gs ioll
bic srobte gstpeien isin. bic ie ,ubor In
Der poffffation eingelaufen. Sine groBe
St6rung puree ourd bic bislsn Ssns
ounsen, tpel8e ni&t 9entssnb frantiri
paren, beruria6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
Banfert Worb.pro3

Banfert Worb. b.prp3eb.
&ufbbille. Il, 6ebr. Sn benz
procsB aegen 6rau Mnna Baniert tps'
gen Woroes. uurbe bic anaetlasts auf
ben 3eugenifano serufen uno einem
i&arfen 2teu3uerb6r unterporfsn. Sbre
Mnsfa9en waren tlar unb bsftimmt unb
ifanben nit oerienipen In jbrem sriten
proeeb In teinerIei Dioeripru&. Dos
gerb0r irabm bier etunben In An.
fpru&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
SH 8aibinstOn sstorbsm.

Bon BnI6ing!cn tuuroe bsuts frii5
gemsloet, oab 6rau Iaron glntn aus
Snoianapolis, eine S9wefer oes Sen.
Gem @aaaee, in ibreH Rdumen TN
go6ran 6otel on einem S4laganfall
finrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
& { Il T.

Gsuer brad sefsrn i'm Riosriios
part in elmer Wert%ugbube, tuel&e in
Der Ndbe Der Bride ifebt, aus, baRelbe
war iebo& redt balo 9el6i&t. Der
angeri4tets S9absn bstrdgt $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

|" Etne tpettere Sem=
omng vSahrer ctnfenoer
Sote" TIT etm9etroTem. gu
be5tebeu omr@ ote Office ote=
feS SlatteS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

glcomi IN Ct n. IA. 6ebr. =
Or. WOrris 3. Subab, elmer bsr
bsifbstannten Aer3te if TIM alter bon
63 Sabren geforben. Wdbrenb ieiner
Ianeen proris bat Ct mebr als brei.
tauienb Nlal als 9eburtsbsIfer funsirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

~ Rauat BITE BONANZA.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
Concord.
MILAN II. Jusiiu has >oli his house
10 MIS-. Minnie S~a,~N.

William n. J,,s,iu has >oli has house
TO Ms. Minnie S-a'~,.
rh. drama ~Nslh.y Farm" W%s
presented al tie Town Hall "Wednesday
evening April II, aud Njll he repeated
SA,unlaN r,enis. April L.
Reyor, ,ay> that UhAs- :, R-sS-Y has
purch.>ei .h,hu t;-n,', hou,-, Ani he
latter !. gong - move 10 - Johu>bury.
Nh. Il, |. Rroan 81 po5laud, David
F-i-> 4pi vile =ai Fr-i Taylor AID
vile 81 y. Iohu,narS, urrr guests Of
Ms Carrte Ik.usiA> over >ggiay.
Reruie GRAY Neu, 10 Cas-s, the las;
1T ias, us-k rrtssrgius MoaiAy
Faster III, - observed Al ho,h
>hgrcars pe,t >a'.dsy moguius nth
Appropriate exercises
To- .lgar makers ar noi making a
iArse QuAnss,y hat ;he loaA'y : t.a--
Mr> Nel,se P4ris> Ia, >o.i her aoas-
IN Main .-ez; 10 A.G. Kerr, -ao -.l
RAoyr there ~.aa.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
East Charleston.

1'f' li7'-z 20a ale AZ a; 49, 'aF
W y N's-''>s''
taA
s AA+Ae7 81 hAESs : ''s-i2aS
s-re,
Clarke Rowe IA s~~z eoa6a=i t.
Is rcoaa to~ ,So se~aS ss-rrrsg grrAtls
igysz i1trH g s.e'.a gols1zsas .4 Az,
i1s<-
III. IAns A.i yh- Z, s.ss-sars L, &sze
hi, arl,.ag Aer~- ~ sr~s. !, ha,i-g
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13

Mrs. ?. l.. Follan s,,y Is siendins lev
dA,> with her sister Mr. Carrs- hr'~''
al Northumberland
Tn. Es>-A Couuty Grammar shes.
e.a>-i Friday. aud Mis- ,'rao- La~lrf'
the teacher. re,,uued u woodsv'l!e
Sunday.
Everett Hutchinson j. Spreading a ieS
days with r-laiiVrs ia Canaan.
The Grange fair i April 10 aud /.
There Mil u plan and suPPsr zach
evening. Er-rvhoiy attend aud have 4
Z goal time.
MiS> Pearl Moss 81 Lancaster VAS la
town calling on friends >aiuriay.
Miss ABIDE P,ol- entertained a lev
friends Thur>,isN -Seuiug.
The {. r. meeting VA h-li - tiir
hom- 81 NJ. Celia Ford this N--S.
Fred follsu>ly l. >elliug cut ih'
goci> ia his >,-rr. Ne understand h.
i, In 60 AWAY.
Rnb-r, Cha>- ba, l--en ga thu SIC.
IL, out i gaining uo~.
A,a Ellsworth aud ~,i- Of Groye'or
N-r- in town a,er >uaiay
y 4
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
FEipAN. Nrru Is. leoo.

Fletcher u. rro,'a- - u'' >ANtH-
mach these daN>. hut he : hourly -
ting ueSrer the Repu'.r au nomination
tor governor II Vermont. The uir
seems % be- al hi> waN. ani Ne duuhi
Il rrrcv With bi> cNnn quar'r'jr. sud
III ,r, ior reduction II ->l-u>r> Sui
imp,,yed methods OF 6uaucr, AMI stale
highway vii Ike ahle u turu the 'ide
the other WsN, The people arr SATISFIED
wltN Fletcher rrOcjor rueN an mot
asking Tor better Nrruoutrr or a wu's
honorable mau. liz Perry promised
Ia lt,.d- the results ui the Convention
Mt
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13

- shsSn. C"mp~t-rt l~c'ur-rs from 7
,arions agricultural coll-g-s Nll i"i'N
rstlaiu all exhibits ati gsyr .us ~
f,ams,iou d-,,r-a. ES-Ty farmer ~iih'u
r.dirs ,i - mil-> >hoaid -bdra'"r 4"
- AZ tie sisi,on y hen gl.i> train aTrirr->-
The >.l--igis A. tar a. MATE uP = -
iai,a~s NondsN. AIFil Ii. a'ti'r At
Vel. River g,sa u Rave s.'1 = ~
arrive R,ssatr Ia D. n, leave lu'''
~ sfriNe Mrlri,-, u 10 N irs's
N Al. arrive rss>umpsie l. IL q.
N. irav- l0arN VI. arrive -. Ioh">-
ht.r, l.l5r.N. l,-svr , tsir n: arrive
~. .,uhu>lu,r, tru,re : L. ?. u I"->-
aay. Apru l., arrive i.,',dou a.l5 4 N.
leave a45 ". srrir- l.yudou''i.-
'asl 4. N. l-s9- less \. N: arTiNr
>at,ar n Ia. ". Rave II "a 4 N (;
arrive n2iiou Ices =. n. '-Ss- -.t9 p
u: arrive Esitou Landing '.35 ?. N
Ies,- SIS +. N: Arrive tuNrutry f.-iu
p VI. seaNe lar "; arrive Newport
4anP VI Wr,iu->,lsN. April i. arrive
N-~hary. Vt, 900 n. irAve 'io =
" arrive Bradford lo05 A ". l-aV'
los IN; arrive fairir- lilo 4 N
i-s,- l. ~ 2 NJ: arrive North lh-ti"r,
II lar NJ, leave W =. n arrive a
h-tiuri au5 ? N. leave - 2. II.
arrive pnu,psL oO>uc ah1 p NJ irav
la4AFS arrive N"rwIch y ilauor-
. a. y NJ
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
Notice Of Public Hearing
on License Application.

z4r.aa- . 8s-y-~ - -l1aE "a H1is. 7sf Ia RI
4le 4 -7-al n rss'tg w - EEg4 n z74a.F
-zr asrgIg1n r s-asss,E 1I.1s4. EzagizDCa1sT e.
IA. z4ss-t ~ Lax aGss e a III 'ssIls rz--s a- -fss
Vf srazt.z.. aBF- E-s- EisE.s-- ts---Esss-
III mr. FTHE Hlu1rs 81 -Ir ar7rsfs.-1
flfgs=s &C liz nsas--EN ~ Esa--ls.- Bf
BsE.rs lalsJ -E- sE-s7t- 1l'ls- sstze 80
~ zl1zEar- amt s1fr ~ tz--s---IE II
sEaf s715 aIIa -.l5rI viii nsH 4 v s-----t s
diis- sr 4.g8a f-sJzlIsHzr- SIT -I- -s-cf taEF aE
4zr-i o. a. IStfss GE ~ a4lszS ~ IRE szv-e-
sssart 40 Ni-1r'1 r4zTIs at -e-7ssIst III
r1zfH 1-n-rIE N 1raS. afss,.--s1sr Z szfr -irv
gE-1. We .sts Tt.-as4. slfisrTs6 z-r -s g-z1a.-A
RI. 8-----1. -41.-rsr
9Einr = FIlia-- am zlErss4ss Mr.
Ez-nEV &1x1u4 a a114-s1-
$1,000 r. az - - = -4t.ssA
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
Guild shall.

Nss< Lsezo. Hl,=57l.aa sS Esrcr-rsr,
s'Is> an ra~E s-vaI, aagls all,5 aaEea, n, S
are'k7sss 1r--sslg-
a = GsA-a-a- al s--la..,sl12 s.ls 81
sssa a~er >,tastts
Ms e. : w5z~y a4na h+r AK.
$50 sas3-y 4ASs >,41A34x-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
roctsE A,oInI> o>E DAY.

Take LINArtNT BEuHo Quiulu- Tab
lets prIssi,Js r-iunJ money Il i iAi.s
10 care. t. ". GEuNE'> signature : 81.
zach bVX. &c.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
re,rsrcr or ESSAY. :.

: ~ ! ~ X Wy 7 - ~ 7 - . = -
rhe Sc Caurt 'sr tee tistr'ct - b~>ea
= ..-r-S-ssl~ Interested in ghc E>tatc 81
1.ra = tVefa late 80 Grady "a sAfl
tsssrret .ir>xa~s,l. 's-rcttrE
RrtAe azthy-5Ev % tbc susie % Vermont,
..,, .rr sr-vssv natftrt tu 3 near urt0rr the
80 p-,.tNsar N.auvt az taS Probate o57ec.
- s.urhfNa 4 ca ~aHA lHsrrfc-, "a Tx
list Gav as Aprii. B. a., isoa. - Sow
-sESS 90 auv vaa NAV aAgr- y ~ Tx a>NEia1
- a t,srpr-tsr. Adrsr oithe estate OF aid
s,-,ygss-2 <NazfE r8E * alt1Wc1 M also
.,hx thr ~v~5fuc ut ~ati estate shuui1 uAI
- Ef~rrsiHs %. - ghc pa-Iar~ euttthri thcTcIn
patrL At ,szifthAii. n S5i1 dt~trsct. tar'
.,s4-h cav ~ AEarSh 4 L.. s-sl-
a. Il EuREHT CHASE ledge
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13
Letter from California.

10 ibi> state. aui h- varied c'n.illioi.> !
uu,i az u, ,s,tI, divergent 1"cais'i-s
'rriIal~ >'us- "a ,our rrs.lrrs N0a.d hs-
~a,j lrvm the morr northern l-'''''"
1 tDj> I,tuul., wealth.
Fuue,k> &, situated on the h'uri> 81
',- Nmsl icIu r,-r. e,ght-vu mi'e> from
bc ,alaJs 90. The State, Sacramento, and
al r.i iti, >su- i'>tsucr iron the sPnI,
y irrr Iu l>l> John " Marshall io"ud
, be- ulvun.s tie lamp vi so'd d" the
"a -oay 81; b'> mil. Nhica rrsiucr
such , -". lever throughout the N'nu'r, .
rh, ip.laNiuc YEAR. rl,r>- iaN> vii u .
v-,, remembered rN the older people 81
our Grrru Mountain State. Some II ius .
a I,gtturrr, obtained tic pFise thr,
sought. 20 4 many .,>J thrir lives in the
attempt aud arr u"~ resting IN al
marked -ra,e> lu- work MI g'~S oi'
though ru = ,rry din-leut form in'm
.lat 4 the earl, iaN>, the dr-dgrr tab
.ug the play,. ot tie shave. aIId pau. With
niore satisfactory results.
The climate herr = tue - e'>H"herr.
and lx,opis inhm MANY states i,a'- hrr-
t.ui,, tls,.r hvmv>. - that several c''lou'e>
have >pruus ap With thu. within lev
wears, near ~.
Without tie syea, fortunes which
have j-yu la,i>hr,l ~ tNrel, Tor years
ul,,r MANY ot ,he >ou,hera aud coast
>-,ila,.>. lir> las their wrath u climsts
and >a,t, a,d gu~lUc-s NOR abundant
a,1,i earlier fruit Here are iouud the
uaaS-. tmnu. grSP~ FRAT, oaN->, =.
uu.t>, NA.uut>, gral<s and Nar'"us
emj.tgoplca, Vo~iacii0us t-slte, Wh,'e
,h- ,x,>,1e r,iuc- c,mmepdShle energy
..at ..e tvi.ars oi beautiful komes and
promoting business sul-s piss, rVl'.es
rs,,a A,sd rra.iN,> ca.,are had a Prous.
ges, y'a,~. ln,i-r,i she svRaiae C.iIiNg-
alan ae>uoN,s,tSes Ia go,0ld ii sap-gs
( ar5tv - r--ari> - >>hnols- No;hiHg =
ga5fe r5sHt JbAg ,il~> uas saaAn4ie inans
- owe. l.-l Nrr Eaglaui ~ On ,h-
ALERT
Iaere srv many ta,SGs ye1 ~ K to;'-
a
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13

On Windsor county they >aN the lss'u
i,r Grorsr Leland for lieutruau: COVER
Nor l. booming. Orleans County : 'u>'>-
t,rs ,h.' Georse rr,nl, has tbr l,n,e au6
: bauud 10 win. tbs, tir >ijs tr.ck
Switches have all keen aHl~ri, di>coH-
uec.s,i and >sp,Grel, .ock-l. Meantime
there c,me> continually ,D'm different
r,art> ri the state the ueN> that NJ.
Meuj6r,d ha> c,,,.ciuje,i 10 t~ q caud'.
date That vsn simple >'0tvmeHt Ha'
ls,>>->> tAl>waUjc cus3N.
Governor Cbar,r, J. Bel ot Ca'-~i.snjs
has taa.N DECLARED b,u >eli candidate
tlr Congressional aouor>. w ir.I >ur
ls> Attendance iog,.g the ra>' yvor vl. O
all >l,i> 1t ,,a>,uv>> au3 >>,js. SS'yer
'as> u,-ar, >a'u-JhruE lll> : ID. Nj
Re- ts> many i,eut> Hon, httu~'-,
ls>>gu> ,s,e,sS> ,o >Horei hsw>s
aSs,0 he Ai>' ha> y large ror',rE Of
followers a1d vii 'uASe = >trvnBo..> NeH
49,. FrArk r.uuJ-N ! s.>o sN.,e'e>i &,
enter tae riuS. &,,i wtru Frank -,
t.s. >,e~n ~. he : uo, aulskr', 10 ;or~
Ne. Ahead. ,oc be- has Dos 2i tr'erd
$50 ls,e'y ,iBsr> W .o,s ,aSt ra.
E.-.. q. $50 - So El.~k,u- ~ d
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-13

- - EE "a 70 M l. ser ErT 11ss-tE-z -
q a. e Sgsf E1..1t1ss- 81 s'At 1s.8fs= z4tsITs.r4
eI-1S FT estr-urt1z ave.H- -t-I- -f- Gass.rs
<z-L -rzs-yi- - s--Ic Is Is: arsr -
sszsg. Isl seszs = q ZC@E CARER
Sia-As--9st.s9 a-ut s7uwrT .. srs1r- H. ztis-
--4 EEr sE y 81 q 19s}sf-
e --S@s17 E--H-r F-ls54
Z --.z--
gssRvaE ~ fasEE
Nsa5ts- 40 Fg--e- 20
Sc E-1Er- err
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
BREvARD.

Regular correspondence.
Roy Spence spent last Saturday
with homefolks.
j. ID. Rice, jr., visited relatives
at McIllwain last week.
w. d. Townsend and family Wis
tied at McIllwain Sunday.
Will Arnold of Parsons was
here OH business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Hulme Of
Oakview visited here Sunday.
Miss Annie Rice visited Miss
Sadie Rice at McIllwain Sunday.
ID. r. Odle, Joe Little and e. H.
Walker have gone to Johnsonville
on business.
j, D. Rice, William ingram and
j. t. Spence have returned from
a trip to Nashville.
Misses Myrtle Hume and Ma
die Coble of Sugar Tree visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Cain and daughter,
Miss Golden, of McIllwain visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fry and lit
tie daughter, Miss Maud, of Shake
rag visited the family of III. d.
Sunday.
BREvARD, February 6.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-02-09

Regular correspondence
John Faxon is reported on the
sick list this week.
Charles Hsssell visited at Big
Sandy last Saturday.
Ernest Allen is now making his
home in East Faxon.
Mitch Stagneris the new track
man on the Ellen N.
John S. Davidson spent day
at Fairview last week.
Luther Akers is very low with
pneumonia, we regret to learn.
Mrs. j. S. Davidson and family
visited at Big Sandy last week.
Joe Fitzsimmons and Add Tip
petit have been visiting ct Erin
and GAINESVILLE.
Miss Alice Wheatley has been
spending few days here with rel
atives and friends.
Misses Made and Beulah Nance
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Lo-
rena Broome, at Clarksville,
Mrs. J. r. Collier died here last
Sunday. She was a good, chris
tian woman, and will be sadly
missed in the community.
FAxoN, February 6.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
o. g. THOMAS NOMINATED.

The Democracy of old Benton
met in mass convention here last
Monday and the court house was
packed. G. B. Greer was elected
chairman and S. A. Clement sec
rotary.
On motion, d. b. Thomas was
nominated for foater, and COM
mittee on delegation was appoint
ed as follows: G. M. Leslie, A. A.
Melton, 0. N. Pafford, G. A. Cow
ell and I. j. Lowry. The dele
gates we're instructed to cast the
vote of Benton County for d. B.
Thomas first, last and all the time.
A list of the delegates appears in
another column.
Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing w. l.. Morris for comp
troller and Len X. Hart for State
treasurer.
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eREcHEeN.

Regular correspondence,
Mrs. Luther Hudson Of Camden
returned home Sunday.
James Byrd has gone to Cuba
on professional business.
Mrs. Ella BYRD has returned
from a visit at Sugar Tree.
Albert Ingram of Sugar Tree
visited relatives here yesterday.
Rudolph Goodman of Lilburn
was here on particular" business
yesterday.
Jim PEBBLES filled his regular
appointment at d. ID. Byrd's Sat-
urday evening.
Elga Byrd says he is going to
make young fortune with his
pair Of fine mules.
Master Edman Holiday of Cam
den is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Byrd.
Eril Wesson of Sugar Tree Wis.,
tied his sister, Mrs. j. W. Byrd,
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Wonder why "Uncle Harvey
got such a hustle on him Sunday.
Never mind, perhaps there is a
chance yet.
Mrs. d. D. Byrd, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. B.
Holiday, of Camden, returned
home yesterday.
The correspondent at Brevard
seems to be interested in knowing
what kind of rings the Brecheen
girls are wearing. We can say
they wear the best of gold with
costly diamondsl
BREoHEEN, February 6.
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CROOKED CREEK.

Regular correspondence
Luther Akers is reported very
Ill with pneumonia.
Old settlers believe we will have
high water this spring.
The public school will be out in
one more month, we learn.
G. S. Christopher of Benefits
Greek visited here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Allen of near
Faxon visited here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Berry visit
ed friends at Stewart Sunday
Ed Lindsey and Lucian Nance
visited at Big Sandy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Collier of
Stewart visited here this week.
Elisha Stockdale of Lick Greek
was here to see a friend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Brewer of
Illinois are visiting relatives and
old friends here this week.
This death of Mrs. Caroline Col
lier Sunday was q shock to this
community, where she was known
and esteemed as lovable woman.
CROOKED CREEK, February 6.
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FLATwooDs.

Regular correspondence
William Warrick had a house
rolling last week.
ID. B. Holland will soon begin
saving ak handles at Way.
l.. 2. Browning of Eva was here
on business one day last week.
Some nice headstones have been
placed in the cemetery here re-
Gently.
Sunday school was well attend
ed last Sunday, and the interest is
growing.
It seems that candy breakings
and pound suppers are all the go
on Beaverdam.
Next Sunday is the regular day
for preaching at Flatwoods and
Chestnut Hill.
Willsome one please ask Church
Chester how he likes scrambled
eggs in his pocket.
Collins Pafford and T. w. Paf-
ford attended preaching at Rush.
ing's Chapel last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Holland
and Misses Leila and Cora Holland
of Way were guests of the family
of Milton Pafford Sunday.
FLATwooDs, February 6.
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FLOTERIAL DELEG ATES.

The following is a list Of dele
gates to the foterlal convention
which meets at Sugar Tree Satur-
day, March IL, 1906:
First district-C. N. Matlock
and House Cain.
Second district--S.sN. King and
Al Webb.
Third district-D. B. White and
Tom Johnson.
Fourth district-D. q. Kee and
Calvin Hicks.
Fifth district-W. L. Morris, j.
Il. Hartley and w. d. Cooper.
Sixth district. @. Rushing
and Frank Galbreath.
Seventh district. M. Wilson
and Robert Cherry.
Eighth district-Alber Hassell
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FLoTERIAL CONVENTION.

BY virtue of the authority vest
ed in us as committeeman for the
counties of Benton and Decatur,
we hereby call a convention of
Democrats to meet at Sugar Tree
at l o'clock p. m. on Saturday,
March II, 1906, for the purpose of
nominating a Democratic candi-
date for fioterial representative in
the next General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee from the coun-
ties of Benton and Decatur, and
to transact such other business as
may come before the convention.
5 GEORGE M. LESLIE,
Pictorial Committeeman for Ben
ton County.
TATE ROGERS,
Pictorial Committeeman for De-
catur County.
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HICKORY FLAT.

Regular correspondence
Alex Kee smiles when he says
cit lie a girl"
Hurrah for Doss Thomas and
the Benton County Democracy.
Mrs. Buchanan of Gismonda
visited her mother, Mrs. Emily
Willbanks.
j. FL. McEwen spent Sunday at
Sawyer's Mill with his sister, Mrs.
j. w. Greer.
While here on a visit to his
mother, Enos Willbanks of near
Gismonda was taken i'll Sunday.
The young folks were given an
enjoyable entertainment at the
home Of Mrs. Martha Holland last
Saturday night.
The little child of Mrs. Isabella
May died last Sunday morning.
The interment took place at Cross
Roads Cemetery yesterday. We
extend heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved mother.
Hickory FLAT, February 6.
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IF you read it in our "ad" it's
true. We do not talk prices to the
wise buyer. Quality is the thing
that appeals to the man or woman
of experience. We give quality.
ga little bit better and a great
deal cheaper than elsewhere" is
our motto. Sc our advertisement
in another column.
JOE J. WEATHERLY.
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and r. G. Crockett.

and r. G. Crockett.
Ninth district--B Berry Herndon
and J NJ Mckenzie.
Tenth district j G. Fry and
% n. Pafford.
Eleventh district Hoss Rice
and w @. carp.
Twelfth district. w. Greer
and Berry Jordan.
Thirteenth district-W. S. Fry,
FL. ID Odle and Il. A. Barnett.
Fourteenth district-C. III. nj.
Harris and Thomas carp.
Fifteenth district Clyde john
son and A. j. Utley.
Sixteenth district-J. G. Parker
and Joe Fitzsimmons.
1t will pay you to stop at Low
RVS and see bargains on the S and
10 cent counters.
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Don't forget that there will be a
foterial convention at Sugar Tree
Saturday, March IL.
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NOTICE.

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upby February 20, 1906. or your account
will be placed in the hands of an officer
M j. RUSHING,
Zach, Tenn.
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The Ladies Aid Society will
hold their regular meeting next
Monday afternoon, instead of on
Tuesday.