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The Washington times., 1906-04-16
BUILDER
ASSERTS BANKRUPTCY
Files Voluntary Petition Confessing
Liabilities to the Amount
Of Sss,665.o6.

Resin w. Darby. OF Alexandria. Va
doing business as contractor and
builder at 1862 Thirty-seeond stree;
northwest. too~v files a petition in vol
untary bankru g-cy in the District SUI
preme Court. e lists his Liabilities a;
S3s.s65.06. an@ returns assets amount
ing to S6I35.65
Among his liabilities are listed secur-
ed claims amounting TO SS.79E50, and
unsecured claims aggregating S2S.-
S76-5S. He makes return Of assets OF
real estate amounting 10 $4,000. and
life insurance 10 the amount Of $4,000
All his creditors are residents Of Wash
ington except Robert X Walker. OF
Waterford, Va. and Julius Wanner. OF
Alexandria, Va Crandal Maekey is
named as counsel for the petitioner.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
MURDERER OF M. PLEHVE
PR0SPERING IN AMERICA

GENEVA. April ls-George Sasanoff
the murderer of the late NJ Plehve
Russian minister of the interior. is pros
pering in America.
y Russian revolutionary leader, who
helped Sasanoff when he escaped from
ST Petersburg 10 Geneva, after the as
SassinatiOn. has received letter from
him, dated Chicago. in which he says:
4 have & large and well-stocked farm,
800 miles from Chicago. OF course ]
have changed my name. / have learned
English. and am engaged to be married
to an American girl. who knows my
secret
I do not regret my crime. and am
happy"
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
D. A. R. CONGRESS OPENS
WITH PATRIOTIC FERV0R
tContlnued from FIrst Page.l

The Society of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution should not be de
voted solely 10 ancestor worship and
the study OF history" said Mrs. Swift
1T should do something toward max
ing history
Harry ST. George Tucker, president
OF the jamestown Exposition extended
an invitation to the delegates to the
congress TO visit "Old Virginia" Mr.
Tucker said he had discovered the
reason for the founding Of the d. A. r
TO make the Jamestown Exposition
a great and glorious success" Mr.
Tucker said he wanted the D. A r u
erect building at Jamestown, which
should be IAN embodiment in stone OF
the gracious spirit of American hospi-
tally"
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

and in a very few minutes you will
have no further thoughts about either
pains or pills. and can go about your
business or pleasure. free from suffering
or distress.
For years spells of nervous headache
would lay me UP for two or three DAYS
at a time. ! have no more such days.
] take one DR.. Miles Anti-Pain pills,
and in 20 minutes il is usually all gone a.
MRS RUTH RECORD, Claremont. N : II.
II You are not satisfied with first box
your druggist will return your money.
* doses, 3 cants- Never sold in bulk.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
ANTE|NJUNCTION
BILL FOR A. F. |.
Measure Limits Court Re-
straining Orders.
EMB0DIES LAB0R'S WISHES
congressman Who Sidesrep Issue Will
Be Marked With Double
Cross.

The anti-injunction bill, on which the
House judiciary Committee has given
numerous hearings, is not the measure
mat has been irdorsed by the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor
L G Spelling. who appeared before
the House Judiciary Committee last
week in behalf OF the American Fedora
ton of Labor. has drafted a bill which
embodies the Legislation on antI-Iniuac-
ton indorsed by the American FEEDER
alton of Labor. The bill provides that
no restraining order or Injunction shall
be granted by any court of the United
states, or a judge. or by the Judges
thereof, in any case between an en-
ployer and an employee, or between
employees. involving or growing out of
a dispute concerning terms or eondi-
uons of employment unless necessary
10 prevent frreparable injury 10 prop
erty, or TO property right, of the
party making the application. for which
injury there is no adequate remedy
AZ law, and such property or property
Tient must be particularly described in
the appilcatiOn. which must be in writ
ts ana sworn to by the applicant. or
py his, her. or its agent or attorney"
Not Property Right
And for the purposes of this act no
right to continue the relation of en-
ployer and employee, or to assume or
create such relation, with any particu-
lar person or persons, or at all, or to
carry on business of any particular
KIND, or at any particular place. or at
al, shall be construed, held, considered,
or treated as property. or as consti-
tutlng a property right
That In cases arising in the courts of
the United States or coming before said
tFnHc hz
judges thereof, no agreement between
TWO or more perSnS concerning the
terms or conditions of employment of
labor, or the assumption or creation or
termination of any relation between
employer and emplOye, or concerning
any act or thing TO be done or not to
be done with reference TO or involving
or growing out OF a labor dispute. shall
constitute a conspiracy or other GRIM
inal OffenSe or be punished or prose-
cuted as such, nor shall the carrying
out OF any such agreement be restrain
ed or enJoined unless the act or thing
agreed TO be done or not TO be done
would be unlawful If done by a single
individual. nor shall the carrying out
of any such agreement be restrained
or enjoined unless such act or thing.
when done. would be Of the character
described in the first section Of this act.
Embodies A. P. L. Ideas.
Frank Morrison. secretary of the
american rtueidlloN OF LABOR. Sdlu THIS
morning that while this bill was not
perfect. yet it embodied the ideas of
what labor wanted and it would be the
bill pressed by the A. F. of L.
IT Is not improbable that a new meas
ure will be drafted this week that will
contain all the cardinal principles of the
foregoing measure and II will be intro
duced i'm the House and Senate by trust
ed friends and advocates of labor legis-
lation. And the members who will try
TO sidestep the issue. will. it was said
today. be marked with the double cross
in the coming campaign.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
ITCH! ITCHl ITCH!

ScRATcHl ScRkTcEl ScRATHl This
is the condition Of thousands Of skin-tor-
tured men, women, and children, who
may be instantly relieved and speedily
cured by warm baths with Cuticura Soap
and gentle applications of Cuticur2 ONT
ment, the great Skin Cure, and mild
doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills, when
physicians and all else fail.
Sold throegheut she world Cuticu-s sosp, &c Oiz.
rnsnt 5oe Hssolvsr Soc Tin form Ckocosfs Cosre1
Pils per vial OF co., b lad d-uggis.s-
lsnEIs ofsa eursa- Peter Drug Chsn- Corp, sola
Props-, Bosfon- Mas
ar k.H.1 Esss, -A1 Aso-a ne sk.n, sesls. al E.s.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
DRIVERS NECK BROKEN
BY JOLT ON ROUGH ROAD

JERSEY SHORE. Pa. April 16-Driv-
Ing along road near here, Joseph
Klcpp was instantly killed BY a severe
Jolt Of his wagon dssiocating the Terte-
brae OF his neck.
His team continued along the road for
a distance. finally stopping beneath a
culvert. where a following driver. find
ing the road blocked, went 10 see what
was the matter, and discovered Klopp.
still on mis- seat. with his head hanging
upon his breast
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
MORMON WOMAN STRANGLES
TO DEATH IN CHURCH

DENVER. Col. April 1s.-Mrs. Nora
F. Chesley. OF AS Santa Fe avenue,
strangled TO death from goitre last
evening in the Latter Day Saints
Church, at Twenty-second and Arapa-
hoe streets. just as services were COM
menced
Mrs. Chesley was accompanied by her
husband She had been seated but a
few moments when she gasped and fell
over on the floor The woman died be-
fore n doctor could be summoned. Sne
is survived by eleven children
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

the caution applied to the public of Caa that has
~ been Manufactured under the supervision of Chas E over
oO years the genuine Cao We respectfully call the
noRes Tnen purchasing Ca0 to see that the bears his
the bottle red Parents Whe Cassaa Cor their little ones in the
past years need countsts limitations bu our present
9u TO call the attention OF the the great
ducng into their families spurious medicines
1t is be regretted that there people engaged in the
narOus business putting selling substitutes what should
more properly be termed ens for medicinal preparations only for
adults but worse yet TOR dr6n medicines therefore
scrunze closely what gives her child that for themselves
but the child has to rely on the mothers waehulnesS
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
FREE TELEGRAMS FO.3RELIEF
OF VESUVlUS VICTIMS

The Western Union telegraph Com
pany announces that kilograms Of duly
constituted bodies in relation 70 relisf
work for the stricken people Of Italy
Will ne accepted and transmitted free
over it's lines.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
DIED, AS He WISHED,
IN HIS PALATlAl HOME

PITTSBURG, April l6--Andfew Bion
Boggs, manager of the Allegheny de-
partment store of Boggs & Bull. is
dead at his home in this city. He was
In the forty-ninth year of his age
Several weeks ago he was taken to
Philadelphia for an operation, but no
benefit resulted. He was brought Tome
as he wished to die in the beautiful
new home he had just completed in
Bellevue.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
MRS. ALEXANDER A. PATTON,
State Regent of Pennsylvania.

/ fred in the Reno Asylum. While on
parole she took advantage Of an oppor-
turity TO make her escape and ran away
Captain Boardman is enGeaVOrfng 10
set into communication with her hrOth-
or in Scranton. Police surgeons will eX-
anime her this afternoon
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
It's Easier

10 cure than endure those dreadful sick
or nervous headaches
It's all In knowing how.
In Just few minutes without any
other effects but just 10 cure the pain
Dr. Miles Anu-Pain Pills will relieve
YOU Of your suffering. II it's any pain.
anywhere, or from any cause. just take
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-31

bar bunolet JONI aooaler al Se,1lpl
| til Danerne 6pitni1,9en % fun pei
5ioen af oeiaa al 5eniDn til lig felo
Sine lnuufte teotrallfe 8efalingel
bopbe ban oespGrre glenlt. 9tej
5tgslel 11aa fife blipe lflot; tbi mo.
rallf let bar ban 10 for lang lio ii.
Sen ppret en- Opo Dfa1o lige ION
&1,ropatfill."
Saa piot set ltore tDife Blaos
0ieoorbei6er, Oct npppe er belt ret
fnroig oper for 5tgsiel. @enerqlel1
b9rer iiffert life alene 5fploen fo1
&upitltlatione11. Nte11 set CT en- 6e=
fien0t Sag at oct Golf, Der far liot
ct ltort Meoerlog, ubigger Zig ct So
neoffer. @iltoriea fien0er mango al
Sen slags Gilfel6e. Set bliper laa
ferit e,, ietiere Sio, Ser fon1rner til
at irl0e eli retfproig Som oper Sen
paugieloe,oe Yeriol1ligbeo. 9aale-
6es par set me0 SEN oan5fe General
Dc O'e5a I 1864 og ocn pitrigife sln-
fprer gel,ebef / 1866, for let life at
tale ON oe franife slnferere fra 1870
% II. Sc por life begunltigeoe af
Spffen Sc tire arige> bpor Sc ltoo
operfor Ell betpoelig 0perrnogt og til
Gels beore lfole6e Sropper. Selp ON
Stesfel e116 for nnret en- Eeaterbelt,
noo Ser oog tages mango unore rug
fife 6orbolo mes / @etragtl1ing
,aar Sen pirfelige elariog til sort
Mrt6ltrS Jolo ifal fremlngges.
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On oallI6 get.
& meb pitaiiatiife 9ippcre.

Set itdn1eitife 8lao 3be 8angfot
Iimes for r,n6er Operifriften u@n
oonif Officers Gapperbeo" bra9t
l1ogle slrtifler, Ser Ifilorer en- bi6Iig
&ump> iom 8angfofs Yrobins= =@et=
oarneri uu6er Sen 0anife &aptei,1
5tei1ers 2eoelie bar baft mes &p=
pere / Yra,1=N1triftet.
Sun bab6e bgrt ON en- 8anoe paa
en- Snes @eltetppe og 2anoeoeisrp-
pere, ser bolot til nogle @ptter og
Suler / Yron=Niitriftets Sungle, og
laa orog ban 0erin6 meo ct 6elge al
Z Muno. S 5fopbrpnet anbolot oe
en- fienot 8an0it, iom' mentes at bgre
til Jorbrpoerlfare11; ban bleo tbnn-
gen til at rgbe fine Sellers Silbolos-
lteo, og &aptein Steiners lille, 6ri-
! ltige Sfare lto0 fort efter foran
Glel,oenS GRltning ct t9t &rat.
Steirer % en- &orporal git trent
% forlangte at blioe luffeoe ino, men
joni Soar 1l1o0tog Sc nogle &1tgler
! fra ct Ynr Sfpoeifaar &eggen, og
&aptei11en blep rant / pen1tre Sful=
Ser. In Ser imi6Iertt6 life bur fQI=
set mere en0 3-4 5fu0, antog ban,
at fun ct Ynr 93ppere bar til Steoe,
og ban 9if lgs pna 9pren og
ipr9ngte 6er. @aa blep Dan an-
greben al Ell &pin6e, ser buggeoe
ban i ben fire &aano n1eo Ell arip
% be6 bam / sem @flll0er, bpor fra
8looet lpb uo al Sfl16laaret.
&upteinen pil6e life BRUCE Gao=
ben nto0 Ell &pinoe, ban ngieoes meo
at true be11be n1e6 Oro, men pluo=
ieli9 blep bon ooerfaloen bag fra al
ct an6et raien6e 6ruentimn1er, og for
at frelle bans 2ip mootte aorporu-
Len ifDbe begge Sc to piloe &bin6er
neo. Sfipnt @optein 5teiners l1ni=
form bar ting al @lo6, og lfibl1t
6ingre,te paa ba,1s oenltre Saano
bang Sraooe, op9ap ban Dog life lit
@berb, men lamlebe fine 5olf, ltor=
r,eoe @ppernes 9tilltng og gop Zig
aan1p me6 @ieltrtnger,te.
Set blep en- forfproeltg blootg
Geetning, ser bor fIere @gpere, eno
,t1an bobbe bentet, og @ipiieren falot
@en6armerne &pggen; bet iiges,
at fun pe6 @aptein @teiners Driltig-
beo og @nergi lpife6es set at oper,
bin6e % ba1te @an6ttterne - og oe,1
oaulfe @uptein er efter @laoets 81
gen6e MI en folfepnod Man6 / Bang.
fof. Ser ienoes talrige 8repe, 2Df:
enifntnger % @aper til oen 0ri1tige
Man6, lom for 9iebliffet ligger pac
8Dens ct. 2ouis-@oipital, bbor far
bor faaet ct &ar Ginere latte af oe
| fin 5fuloer lappet.
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5fneipiller sSSobannes Serifino II

5fneipiner Sobannes @eriftnb ira
&ipbenbab11, JONI belpgte eln1erifa
ifior lanmen meb Ialoe1nar &olling>
pg lon1 gioroe negel, 2ptfe beroDre,
er otter / Mmerifa, re0e til at begpn6e
cit ny 1ourne. Sait begpnote iiolte
l1gc mes Ell 9ptrGoen peo Ell ltn0er=
boloning i Seem Dorf, og 0erefter
aaar G11rel1 pioere til Chicago olp.
Sr. Serifino fit mango 8enner ber-
opre peo lit iioite 8eieg. Sons Sag
er life l.oeluffe1roe 9tepppiler oe
SIaglange al 6en elrt, og ban bon
.oe beolte Betingeller for at Doerlige
re felte fit gooe 5orbolo til Sc oan
.ife Mnerifanere. #.
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9ansk 8rodersaulfund.
@m 8pft ira Galttornia. (.

item pnifer er SEN /naite aonpention
for s. 8. g.
aon ri unobere bette itore, rige
MrbeioSfelt, fan ri pGre foruoen
oenne l.nge> rbeielig @ilie og Or
beiosfraft, ser bar siort &elten til
u. S.'s JremtiosbaabI og Drbm?
Dette 5ppr9smaal mao SEN neite
&onpentton belpare.
@eo Sat for 9ereS glifparoisbe6
er leg
Ceres nrbpoige
6. s.. 6 i ig:rb b y e.
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griae cios(6d6ner.

gfterretnlngen oal, at en- al 9fapp=
leo1tS 9legtni1ege} fornptig er af=
gauet pe6 Gp6en Ell ele1big @p6e i
Chicago bpor ban benlebe0e fine li6=
lte Mar D6erlte Mn1o6 og @lenoig-
6eo, bellleoer upil@aarlig ems 0p-
|lnartionbeo pae&Nt ipfgeIige Sat
tlun at Jrl, Jort1ila ofte oriper tit
,ln1efl,loe Spill mes fine Goporiters
@fterfon1lnere.
Set bar life lang Sis otter 0liper
Gron>pellS 800, at set git tilbage
for Sen itore Yroteftors 6onilie, Ser
loa lnaatte forlege at tjene beres
@rpO loln fattige 9aall0berfere pg
5maabon0len0e / 2o1rbsbDerne og Sc
n1inore &ieblt96er. @n af bans ST.
terfpmmere bleb gift meo en- @fona=
ger, Ser boe0e Mnrbeben al @ann,
bridge, en- anoen 11ar Slegtning eg=
teoe Ell 5lagteripn, iom bun tiente
lannnen meo s(nore al bans nerme=
lte gift Set e,1onu oaarli9ere,
Wiange al Sc amerifanite Nrn-
lioenters @fterfomn1ere libber / lmoa
og fattige &uar @1 er Hortier / ct
ltort Magaltn; Ell a116en @abefejer
Seem Dorf o. Ell treble er Sporpogrs<
fl1if Bottom. M9rs. 2etitia Gemple,
lom er Ootter al Nr9fi6er1t Gpler og
beilG9tet n1eo to at oe foregaaenoe
Erelioe,rter, lepefe en6nu for fort
Sis liben / ct Jattisbrs. S ct sln=
0ragenbe ON at fau lin rin9e l11=
oeritettelie forbejet gier Sen itaffels
@oinoe ginloenoe, at bun efter lin
Mo6erS De6 Septen1ber 1912, poa
lin To6ers Mnmooning obertog &lig=
terne lon1 8ertir6e / set Sbi6e @us
uog u6fprte lit Nrbeibe ttlfrebsitil,
len6e".
Set er tun ct For 9lor iiben, at
ct Me6lem al ct af 6e u1gar1fe Mag>
1,atbnje 6g6e paa 6attiggaaroen
Buoope1t. @om ganife ung par @rep-
i116e Gbrilti,1e @alnoefp blepen gift
r1eo Ell elterrigif Moelsma1r0 og Sim.
basiaopr, feire6e ltore Gril1mfer ION
|6en fetere6e Geroens6ane beb a6Ifil:
lige ebropeilfe Soffer.
S glneIie Sonnabeno, EN- Itaffels
forbntlet &pinoe, bbis 1tore 6attig
bpm og 9ep6 fornDlig 6reD 1st1be ii
at begno 5elDmoro fer obre | Slime
rifa, gienfienote man en- Datter a
Nriniesle sllnelie Sobenlobe Scbil
liugsiiirit, 5glter til en- regjereno'
6Drite pg Weeolem af ct af SDiflano!
| fineite ng melt belaniete Snie.
/ st 8ornebarn al Ell of @nglano'
melt befie1ote. 9igtere fol16tes 10
tort Sis ii6en fattig og npolioe1to
i set fjerne @eiten. Jorgiabes prp
peoe ban at lepe al &ennens Mrbej
Sc, men fanbt ielb, at bans Digter
orb bar Sen tlngeite Sorbanoelit
1om @n6 funbe paalpgge en- BERN
siosaIoer, bpor man Inn bige6e Q
iageoe eftersat tiene 8enee.
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Slf fine esne

9lf fine e9ne --. De1t 6anlfe
SocialHtfub gee1p Sort nreooeler
/ gorolplet> at 6etl intet piloe bope- at
gipre neo 5olfetingsnano. Borg
berg naar fan fon1 til SEEM Dort
paa i'm Jore0ragstourne 9a ST.
8orgbierg plu6ielig maatte afbrpoe
oenne paa @runo al lin 9atters
Spg6om og reiie biem> font 5ocio~
liltflubbens 8anitraale life til at
raffe bauL men Sen bliper 0og Of
fentliggiort efter bans Mfreile, for at
Yublifum fan bi0e bbor 2anoet lig-
ger. @runoen til at @lubben for
nngter lin MeningSfelle ct, at ban
bar paataget Jig at pare u9emoltltra-
tor" for anlf=Mnerifanlt 5ellfob,
Ser betegneS lon1 set patriotiif=fomer-
cielt 9ftieforetagcn0e, ct rent fapi=
taliltilf Joretagenoe meo Ell 0anit
nati3ltal 9eforotion> ion1 frenlmer
9eationalgalIfab og 6erDe0 9eational-
ba6" oib. Com Da1gt al oe 0anife
5ocioloemofrater til at reprPlentere
| Zig paa Singe lfal fan bic be1e lit Mr-
bej0e og al fin 5io til 5ociolben1o-
fratiets Gag, altiO % operalt, og
6enne Bligt lnener &lubben altlaa at
ban bar ipigtet be6 at gaa paa lin
Sourne og tale ON 9ann1arfs l1b<
oifling. @1ubben lneooe1er 6erfor, at
sen life bill oeltage | noget slrrange-
rnent uf Setter eller Mgber for ban-
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[ Den norif=oanife Sresieforeuin9
ofbol6er iaar lit 9larslnpbe S6in
&lubbens 2ofaler / Winueapolis
Tirsoag Sen 4. September.
&omponiiten Garl Buie9, sen San,
lfe Muiifer, Ser bar bunoet lig ct
ltort 9fapn oe11 amerifanlfe Wulif=
peroen, og joni boer auniaS Gitp,
boor ian er 2eoer al ct ltort Orfe-
lter, bar ii6ite Binter bien1me Don-
mart boor ban ltrofs bleo nootaget
mes aobne 9lrlne / Sc nu1lifal}fe
8reole. On1 hi buffer ret 0irigere0e
fan flere @onge ltore Orte1tre &ig-
benbapn ion1 @inlt. Sil @je,,gjnlo
far fan iprget for at gjpre lit Jpore-
lambs 9fopn fiell6t ogiaa beroDre> i6et
bal1 Set ltgrlte 8la0 / @unios Gitp,
u9tar" far ifrebet Ell lang 3orre=
lponoonce om forlfiellige nltiifallfe
seap'cl'e'er , I S1a'1ol''uo1eu. 9aa=
leoes onltaler fan &upelmelter Son-
CHIN slnoeriell al bpcm Blooet og-
iaa brtnger ct 8illeoe, Yrofeslor Ot-
~ ~V'ut''.s W .ylnl''gl1'oler sSltz
ye1"' F|''..'e". y l'oll'e Sto"'po''l=
~. ~ ou'l9 pe'p9'e l.9etsoeS
s'.''I'u'''o p'''lutel pull egp'lelul
0''o.N9 o9 S1e Dl'e'' "ul'e S'''
Ut W. eo'1 So"''g o'1ep slt1'e oo''-
"lal''
Sniineis ug Holitif. De lpuoer-
jp0lfe Blooe fortrller ct lneget NOR
lolnt@fselnpel poo, bporleoes Ell prpj-
lilf ll6pisning al l(espigif Gerrito<
riluu far briltges i 5Sorbin0ellc n1e0
amerifunlf Deeoicin= 6orretning. 5om
Set >pil erinores blep eu 5snoeripoe.
Maos sSefle11, ifior npoluget til at
forlu0e California, 6por ban lapoe
boet flere s(or, oq pe11oe bjeu1 til li,1
15poeeau for S5elbreoets 5fnlo. Du
sgeflens Soq bIep fienot / glmerifa,
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Den norif=oanife Srcsieioreuin9
afbol6er iaar lit 9arsmpbe S6in
&lubbens 2ofaler / Winneupolis
Firs0ag 6en 4 September.
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&aitor s. $, sSSsnien, Joritanoer
for 2utber @gjitole i 9faci,1e, Bts.,
CT i oenne 1ib paa en- Soreorags.
reife i 9toropelten for at gigre fine
9ol10smGno befienot neo fin 5fole
oe Sc sSorbele Sen bDber. 5foleaa>
ret begD11oer 90. Oftober.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-02-16

Regular correspondence
Henry Fitzsimmons visited at
Paris last Sunday,
Mrs. Isham Mcbride isreported
very sick this week.
Mrs. Henry Fitzsimmons is Wis
iting in the country.
Jesse Allen of Crooked Greek
visited here Sunday.
Miss Julia Lindsey is visiting
at Danyille this week,
Jim Allen of Lick Greek was
here on visit Sunday.
Gus Brewer of Sulphur Greek
visited here last Sunday.
r.. w. Lindsey was at Big San
dy on business yesterday.
William Nance moved out to
Crooked Greek last week.
j. w. Gearh eiser spent Sunday
at Big Sandy with friends.
John S. Davidson. spent the day
at Centerview last Sunday.
Miss Alice NYheatley is some
what indisposed this week.
John Gallagher of Erin. was
here on business last week,
J. Z. Fitzsimmons Of Bowling
Green, Ky, spent Tuesday here
with relatives.
Add Tippett and Harry Fitz-
simmons visited on Little Greek
one day last week.,
An enjoyable entertainment was
given at the home, of Mrs. ~Hassell
Saturday evening,
Sherman, Nance Of Big Sandy
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
John Nance, this week.
The Misses Maidie and Beulah
Nance have returned from. an ex-
tended visit at Clarksville.
j. w. Atchison has moved out
to Little Greek. We regret very
much to lose "Uncle Jake"
FAxoN, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WAY.

Regularcorrespond
Byron Pafford, who has beenill,
is able to be out again,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Holland
were guests of the family of Rob-
ert Pafford Sunday.
Wheelon Wright of Rushing's
Greek was the guest of the family
of J. T.. Holland Saturday night.
The meeting at. Chestnut Hill
Sunday was well attended, and the
Rev. Mr.. Fleeman preached good
sermon on that OCCASION,
Quarterly conference will be
held at Wesley's Chapel the fourth
Saturday and Sunday, February
"a and %. Rev. Virgil Pafford,
the presiding elder, is expected to
be present. All are invited to
come and bring a basket of dinner.
WAY, February IL,