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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

I. M. McHENRY.
Col. j. w. McAhren. Auc,. 52-2
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

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weak stomach. sour stomach, gas of
the stomach, etc.. is guaranteed to
give prompt relief from any form of
stomach trouble. 1t will cure your
dyspepsia. Sold by Iamborn Drug
Co. 1875
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23
NOTICE In PROBATE

S srawfar Gt ca aoMA ss-In Probate
In the matter of the estateof Gustav Thiel
late of Crawford county. deceased
Notice of Appointment OF Executor
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 3rd day of
December 1905 the undersigned was duly appoint
ed Executor of the above entitled estate and
all creditors of said estate notified to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court IN and for Crawford County. Iowa. within
one year from the date of this notice according to
law, and have the same allowed and ordered paid
by the said court. or stand forever barred there
from
Dated December 4th 1908.
j. Il. BALE.
Shaw SIMS u kuehne. Executor.
Attorney for Executor hO-3
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23
Off iial Publication

SATURDAY. NOV. 18th. 1908.
The Board of Supervisors met at s
O'Clock a. m. in accordance with ad-
]ournment.
Called to order by c. H. Molter.
chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes of Thursday, Nov. 18th,
1908, were read and approved.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
Link Riddle. sand and labor for Cronin
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-23

bridge. ................... IS 90 90
Herman Grill. bridge material. ,........ 326 60
Herman Grill. bridges. ................ 500 25
Clark White returning poll books.. 8 co
d Wright, returning poll books....... 90
F Hoist, returning poll books 200
John Dietz. returning poll books .. 90
j H Hink. returning poll books ...... 90
Ed Downey. returning poll books 40
Reiner Guessing. returning poll books. 90
Evers. returning poll books. ........ 80
A w Miller. returning poll books . 10
John Schuman. returning poll books. 10
II Burlington. returning poll books 80 400
John Strathman returning poll books. 80
Joseph johnson. returning poll books. so
Myron Meyers. returning poll books. ... 2 so
l. Jones. returning poll books. ....... SO
Isaac Howorth. returning poll books. 2 go
Henry Naeve. returning poll books .. 30
VIM Meyer. returning poll books. 8 so
j A Brown. returning poll books. ........ APO
M Conroy. returning poll books .... 90
j Mcmahon. returning poll books 90
H F Johansen, returning poll books 20
Hollander. returning poll books. so
John Jurgenson. returning poll books so
John Pithan furnishing chairs lamp, oil,
and scrubbing school house for election 90
John Mack. scrubbing school house,. co
M Conway. arranging booths ........ 90
Clarence Bryan .......... 90
j II Stammer " . 90
N Sandstrom 80. 90
E D QUITS e 90
Cohen & Son. hall rent for general cleo
ton Observation-Disclosures. 90
j Sibbert. room rent for general cleo
ton. Observation-Disclosures. 90
G w Merrill. room rent general election. 90
James McAndrews room rent for gener-
al election. ........................... 90
John Mccullough. arranging booths. >. 90
r Tucker. returning poll books. / %
Iowa Twp. Precinct. hall rent for election 90
Town of Manila. hall rent for election 90
John Roer arranging booths. ............ 90
w O'Banion " ....... zoo
A L Reitz and furnish
ing light NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 so
Charter Oak Twp Election Board. arrang
ing booths Observation-Disclosures. 200
Charter Oak Twp Election Board. fuel
lights & room rent. 800
w M Strain. hall rent for election. - S 90
S A Kral cleaning school house after
election. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
James Nckelsen. preparing election
room. room rent drayage and stove
pipe. ...... ................ 6 so
Herman Grill bridges. ....... ........... 4032 05
John O'Shea. cleaning school house,. 2 so
On motion claims of the judges,
clerks and constables for the General
Election. for the various precincts
were allowed as follows:
Iowa Township
j j Mcmahon. Observation-Disclosures. 6 90
w Bolte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 90
w Ralph. ................. g 90
u otai''ier Observation-Disclosures. T 10
Peter Carstens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90
Chas Mohns ....... ........ 8 90
Nishnabotny Township.
hoIiens 9 90
A Barber. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Geo Hird. ..... Observation-Disclosures. 9 90
L NJ Smith -...... ............. 90l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
Parma ma sprkeda[l,z -

Nam zamiar sprzedae swa farmee
okolo s mil ma pofludtnie
cd Arcadia; mile Cd Dodge, 3
mile ID wielkiego polskiego koscio-
Ia w3Pine Creek.
Parma obejmuje a4s akr6w, dobre
budynki, niemal wszystko ogrofd1z1os-'
ne, dobra Wpda, wielkie xrddio.przy
.dlpna, wgiiaatrak v podwdrzu ola by
.dla. okolol ARROW q struum1yy;;;
klein I Zaamierzam sprzedat 2 zz5ppto Ng'l.s
du il jjesstelmn* a ,. st':aryy, g; ab 3 TO sang
.obrobii, q
]: b ) b tl.l,s,,. info =, zgyfosis 81
pod adresem. 81. $
John Brownies ess
.z55z' /. .SD1, Dodge q VII VII
fAEN - G..E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

Sedzia, - Maciejul jeste6
obwiniony, les d~opomagal
Franciszkowi we wczorajszej
kradziezy; czy to prawda?
Oskarzony Prosze well
moznego sedziego, is mu sic
tylko odWdzieczyl On sluzyl
mi "a 6wiadka ma mo;m we-.
.selu, to ia sobie pomy6lalem:
jedna przYstuga "a druga...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
]. ! w IA WET.

--E - -. :" !. 3,si5i N.-H - ~ - 49,. s - :" :
AS Al zadam=4od pania zado-
sytuezymenia:: Pan pred
chwila nadeptale6 panne, 2
skt6ra Wla6llie tahczylem, ma
ncgel a. / &: 4
B: OWszem, jestem zu-
pelnie ID do tego got6w. Tam
siedzi otosmnja iona. Idz pan,
prosze, do niej j nadepnij ia
r6Wni1z ma nogel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
8. Z.
IA E

1921 *, f ie q; mill q ID x:
&, aci i do sNzl ll' publ. u mill
,dobra woda, dobrxe badyn1lki, wszyy:-
:stko 'doo]brze I ogr,odzone.: 60 ARROW
pod piugiem, reszta dobre drzewo
5twarde,, molina tee farme nabyc bar.
:dzo tanio i: g !. iatwa wyplate. Zgle.
sic sic pod adresem.
! Klenenss Ksamrowski
: .:#.ss Dodge Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
.W0JAK.:

Trzetba wan Wiedziec,
Is ia ma polu walk, 2awsze
tam eie znajdowalem,: gdzie
kylo naigeSciej kul. ~ :.
Gdziosz vice?
Prey wo1ach z .amuni-
eva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
-.EB-@ $50 @EtF .aas-.tf. s .r-Ss- $1,000. go
] zAWIADO1IENfEsQ APLlKACN
+ MARpclNAtsA. LuENoW
oLIGENSYE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

U6IEE1N YEF AN0Kl
Zawiadamia ME :niniejszem :ze MARGIN 4.
Minnesota siozyls dnis ago sierpnia 1903, pi6-
,mienna aplikacyenrea<ordera spoll1niansg NH
'staEo licensye M: spr1eds4e palonych trd1k6w y
Observation-Disclosures Hoab4 endn.w Smiesciea: y tnona
jak nastSspladja.,ss:dn.p.:sSW pfzesdni9Hi 70.
.kalu,,S.na ierwszenaspietrz e budYnku
znanagopdd mr. 26yyNEssyS- cf2, ulf4 \. x. ,iss~7
"a onawiana :bedxie m
..posiedzeniuz rady naieiislksiiejj,s kt6re4 sic .odbtdxfe v
radY. mieiskiej mtejskin y
wypoannfanem Inie6eAa dnias 81 .siespnia, r.p. 1909.
o rodlinie &: 3300H aWWieeezoFer y kt6rym to czasie
nielsen mota aieS,staw ..ka4dyy ,#isprzeciwiaG sic
wydaniu takiej fcahsyf FL Esss:SsSs :ss
Danos Winop,a. Mimi. s aierpnia 1903
ss5PAuEeA.zJAsAER
III 10y .::sss. s.sn. ~ !. 80. Rskorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
sTR6z dziczyzny Ricktmaaih1,,,

sTR6z dziczyzny Richtmaih,5 Z :
Fountain City aarreesszataowalSw zeszlyymn9
.tygodniu kilku mezzczyzn : Minnei-
ska, Buffalo. City Cochrane j "a
b,ral ich do Lacrosse ma przesluchaa.
ME pred sedziego Brindley, kt6re
|hastapi l7go sierpnia, oskarzennii SO 50 saa
|o lowienie !ryb "a pomoca dynamittal
co jest okropnem przekroczeniem
-praWatw stanie Wisconsin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
Nssi+r'- Z 1890 x sA~f.T' 49,, rr...,aG- = LzN5I..,I
ZAWIADoMIENIE o APL1KACYI
-sS-st.E .es.sGsx-A.S-4s ~ tmr.n 81 81. EsE9L r.
III pAuLsioN
oL1cENsYE. Ma sPRzEpAz LKIRRoW

Observation-Disclosures Re q. Pauison :
miaata SpoWiatu .WinQna.. y, stanie .Mtnnesota,
sxFoaylania Ago siefpnia. 1903. pi4misnna .splika-
eye neutrality-suspicious. d niiasta q ltcensye
M sasprzeds4,palenych NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mem polo4enIu y MiescielW fnonas powieeie WinoI
.na, : stanieM Minnesota xnaIem ] opisanem siak
nastapuj n. JpaEE..sAyW pfzednin l6kalu.3s m pier
wsxerh -pisttxs ssn1nrewaneg budynku znanego
nr.; so WAsta Mark - ~
s., Wspomniana apblkkacyA somswiana bsdxie ma
9 mfejskie5. " budynku miejskiEi
w.w~ssponnianel mte9cie dnia 3l-go ~ierpnlA,srs p.
1906. o godxinfe 8:330 iwiecEoteh W kt6ryms to cxa-
imiejscu nin4S 81 ka4dy ! sprzeciwlae
Isle wydaniu akfeilQicensy ~
Danew Winnonaeeastya Y linn. !, stterpnia. 1903.
! Paul. A. JAsMER,
) =. i %:7ss: as.ss .ss*az Rekqrder. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
| TO KORZYSC.

!: Pacyent skaray sic leka,rlzo1.
wi ma brak apetytu.
Me masz pan sic czego@
mat vic NJ pociesza 20 esku-
lap bez Wielkiej praktyki =: =
teraz .wszystko take drogiee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

i 81 :PI'Al j 81 ], Jeiewscy j hil1a
.innyeh osdb, vyjeehalii We wtorek
do Rochester, .gdzie v klaszt TO
si6str Franciszkanek zlozy pierwsze
sluby parma Marya:J ezewska, c6rka
p:alnistwa Jakpb65w. Jezewskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
K| Z. Nlaro)yll|l NJ i | i:
.grzylllstWa q q 90,
isma 4 y 4let lssiesp
C,iag da ]

prz'y tym1, |piiecul 8 q Sam q. tyIkl:o1'
|grzac sie bede, 80 .sdesdnl tyr
10 20, piec byl. inni MECH
Fseob OBJ, zrobia kazdy po ie
[dnym piecn. rzekI potelmaE:
wybijmy v domu drzwi dla
kazdego oddzielne; przetoz
popsuli dom, bill Die czq-
sto 0 6Wiatlo, cieplo, grant
ce izby.
Ot6z tax robia narody Eu-
ropejskie: zazdro szoza sobie
handful ksiazek, handful wi
mai bawe}ny, ME wieadaa u
nauka i dostatek do jednego.
domus naleza, dowolnych lu-
sI| 49, sS3GssEG+F %sEE5 80 A&&t$sS
dow naleza.
XIX,
Niekt6rzy : was rozpra-
wiaja . arystokracyi j de-
|mokracvi. ! Is innych RE
each starego1 zakenu; c 8
brsact'ila. wasi myla sic, ilako
pierwsi chrz z 4 q ii !. kt6ray
rozprawjali Q obr:zezaniu j y
mywaniu rak. /.
Ale harody z ll,e be-
do ME przez starry zakon, q
he przez .zas}ugi narodu Is. i ]:
meczonego, j oc h c be-
da " imie Boga ! Wolno6ci.
A kto tax ochrzczony, bra
TEN waszym jest. q.
Me gatdfa.jjo'iie wiellsI . pg,ra-
wach. Prawa d jakopI obligi,
a rrzady jak Waiiefr,zyleiiele, a
|ojczyzna jak doBrol5: mi po-
'dlejszy ] ,cbytrzeijiszy, jest
wierzyciel, tenn mocniej 20
opisuja, d ojcu i bratu VIE
rzy sic bez obligu.
Przetoz badzcie doskonalllyl-
mi jak Apostolowie, a zawie-
RIA wan narody, co postono-
wicie, praWem bedie pie
tylko1dla was, ale5dlaWszyst-
kich Wolnych ludlow. Il
Me Is r l%'l,',' = Gle w u Q
1 formie: I p'r;zys'zal|eeggel 4, rzadu|. Y y
..Poelace. Nie ], 81. nalelpiei urza-
.,diza, kt6rzy rozpra[iW iaja, ale
81 kt6rzy naim'oc ! I|itejj y c,ss1u1jia,l, j.
AZ .a5t |T.a 49, - $50. At iswrNSS T4-$ -Fs:r"Hr.+G it-tH y
najpelnliejsi % %po1Wiaeenia.
PeWne sieroty szukaly So
bic opiekuna, .kt6ryby ich'
dobrami zarzadzal j ich Wy;
Obr6cily vice oczy|
ma sasiada, kt6ry byl dobrym,
gospodarzem, ale chciwym,5
j pieniadze wielkie zebral, q,
Y Judzi mial slaweEprzemy6l-''
nego, ale niauzytego czlo-I
wieka. Rzek]y tedy sieroty:
tego ME. cheemy, DO Z mas
bogaeic sic bedzie,
Obr6ci}y vice oczy M dru-'
giego sasiada, kt6ry ksiege-
8 comprehensive napisaI, ale
sam nigdy ME gospodaro.
wal; rzekly vice: tsg. Mo
ehemy, DO na mas bsdzie no.
BID PROXY gospodarcze. !
Ale slyszaly 8 tlrzaetciim,
il z5by ealowielkii1em uhogim A.:
] sn le', maaiiatak straei,E
popierajac sprawy1 swdl6W,,sz Il /
ls sear rrzzle alsl Vi togo
s6mijimJy, &c
Podob y !. jje .foransssrzadu.
.przyszlego,z d .!
NV. kt6ra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

PAN Frank G. Gartside, repu..
blikanim, daf registrowac swe naz:
twisko. u powiatowego audytora P.
JOY. Winczewskiego, jake kondydat
ma uurzad czlonka do legislaturys2
.!dystryktu pierwszej j drugiej wardy
:miasta Wiinony. i gm,linn!y1 Hillsdale ]
.dystryktu Winony. ~. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
CIEKA CHoRoBA.

a: Widzi nan tego starszego
jegomoscia tamY lego juz dwunastu
doktor6w o,p~unSeiloS u
B: a n g coz 8 on 81 isrpi?
A. Me .placi zadilEch rac hun
Hi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
Ell. yard 4 !, ini I, d
Ne 'b l'3,l1'llIl + IllIl 4
Low ! !:
Soc.
r ghoates ca,

JAKIs Mike Bankiiyitz % kt61y;
sic. wzbrania1 pozwotiid aretsszatoRas1
|polieey,saanl.t1o,w,rii. 4. jog. d66'ni lsi idliii oaa-
Edzony zostal Y sadzie municipal
nyym na zaplacenie $40 karyy: pie
nieanej, odnosnie 10 dni wiezienia;
IWybrai ostatnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

Stebfno siwe u, ba-
|nelnieoWe blankielty,
z5Ryk rs . / 80. u
tYln tygodniu 59c.
Uhoate s & Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

PODCZAs niedzielniejszej .bu-
.rzy . godz. Gel j'wtiieczorrem tudeerrz,yl
:piorun, v hotel schlitza j spowodo-
wal polar, ktdry straz pozarna v
.Przeciagu godziny uggaasiia. sszlksodeei
wyrzqdzoness !! obliczono ma : 1900. TAX
Same uderzy} piorun W budynelkk
:szkoly normalnejj, uszkodzif dach
powybiijaf znaczna liczbe szyb y
oknaeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

= GO W#kOHcu, #OQ. taka5Hau
ezy sic v szkole; ale izspra-
wysnalodowej mocno niesozu-
ee, ~ !. NOVA jego q! bad4 ti:,.5
sztuoznie utozona, ale pusta,
i iiprtsz' " 8 !, J: j paalmiiaeil- s. n /. /; ~ 4 !,
] a q ], ':.. +: I: s.. S.. !: !: ::.:.z::. !.
sA.e poczciWy idac
nasrsadde narad % y pelne ma
aa 81 q e5,mlilo Sc Ha0ejczysny, czu-
ne fprawde togo GO m az mo,
VIC nov ME my6lac . po-
rl,z..ald,lkl'.'u,, = Wsziakzet nova 1al{'la {. j is
10 bedzie porzadna, j spisza
HE sporopisowie ne wz6r dla.
innych; . on sam zadziwi
sic, IL tax madrze m6wil.
Ow6z j prawodawey pelni
miio6ci Ojczyzny, p%ostano-
via urzedy " kraju stosoo-:
wnie. do potrzeby, bedzie
1kraj urzadzony dobrze,. e
|.drudzy to urzadzenie 'przepi-
sza, j nasladowa6 beda.
Podobna Jest Rzeczpospoli-
ia kt6ra zalozyc macie do la
su, kt6ry sieje gospodarz.
Jezli gospodarz zasieje ma
ziemi dobrej, moze.byc PEI
why il sic drzewa urodziiy 2
kolcami, a iodiy z liscia.
mi. I'll
Zael0Wa]cle vice m1iOsc
Oiczyzny i-duch peodwiecepia
sie,:a=oadzcie .pewni, il Wy.
ro6nie Rzeczpospolita wielka
i piekna. 4: !. !
s : 80 TX tX. - :
Lezala pewnas niewiasta "
letargu, i wezwal syn leka'
rEy. 4. ID. i: 81
Rzeki wszyscy tekarzs::
wybierz jednego z mas ably ia
leczy}.
Rzek} jeden :ekarz:: j. .be-
de ia leczy1 podiug nauki
Brcwna; ale drudzy odpo-
wiedzieli:: Fla to Jest nauka,
s|.niech, lepiej W latargu ley ]
umrze, niz gdybyS ia mia}
lecgyc podlug Browna.
R4ek drugi: ia bede ia le-
cyl podlug nauki Haanemnan-
ma; odpowiedzieli drudzy:: zla
to n,auka, MECH lepiej umrze,
nil gdyby5sja mial leozyc po-
dug nauki Hanemanna.
: Teedy rzekl syn %niewiasty::
le {: e 2, j q kko'll by Z
Gle 3 ia Wyleczylil Ale lekar e
ME ;chcieli zgodziczsie, jeden
zadnym sposobem lie chciat
ustapic drugiemu.
Tedy syn : zalem ! rozpa
9: zawolal:: 3 mako 81 mojal A
niewiasta ,na ten CLOS syna
obudzila sic, j wyzdrowiala
Iekarz6w. wypedzono.
So 2 was niekt6rzy, kt6rzy
m6Wia: MECH lepiej Potska
ley. " niewoli, nil gdyby
.zbudzic sic miala wedlug airy
stokraeyi; . dt]1r'udzy: MECH
lepiej lelY, nil gdybY zbu
die ole miala weddlugg demo-
:kracyi; 9 inni: MECH I: lepiej
lazy nil gdyby miala grani-
co take, a inni owakie. Ci
wszyscy 50 lekarzami ME ~
Mani. Mani ME kolchaja matki
2n;nuuz,,,, . s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

. Clzysto Wetnianee'.
blankiety nawiek-
|szych razmiar6W, q
wykla cena $6=75 v v
| YIN tygodniu Y475
III. Uhoate' s & Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

PAN James A. Tadlwnejj, poaAl
::swe nazwisko " ofisiee .sekretarza
.stanu, do ponownej: nomiinaoyi Jake !
:reprezentant kongreasun zz<pierwszeggo
dystryktu. tssf :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

DIS pc. poludniu zgromadzenie
;klubu niewiast " domu PAM NJ. Pa
}ubickieji $50 - f.. scia utica. u
.prasza, sic o liczne zgromadzenie.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

Czysto welniane
blanklety--. najwlek,,.
.szych razmiar6w, =
.wykia cena 1915 ":
tygodniu 81 Is
H. Choate'ss Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
J 4 81 lsEPIE !

Observation-Disclosures = 4 kttd Il I
'dinliiaaII dzie,tsiee !. mint lllllaass' wyyarzyyn mad
|ETpod5wodaa. .sI,ass!
4 e. jeszeze nid ] byyll,rnp
~ I ~ asaSaPpasze
|Woasiis.jjaasssseessa q .JhMiaaIpooHnrdcii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

RA "a Z tegorrfo,eeez ln sWysta !
.7sst!anowee, k g 4 sic odbeediziie "a Cd ssl 4
:is'ierrpnia dspggo 9 w w'atni odbbeedlz i
sic take piedziesiecio letnia ro 81. ri;
'ca istnieanlia stanu Minnesota. q:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

PAM Galewska, iona Williama
wyjechala z synem Stanis}awem do
Colorado Springs. Zabawiae tam %. o
kofo ~czterech tygodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13

REKOLEKCYE ksiezy Winoh::
:skiej dyecezyi odbywac sic :hedse: v
itutejszem seminaryaam cd a sierp::
MIA do piatklsu' 70 nsieerpnia w~leecznie:.
Rekolekcyom przewodniczyc bedzis
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81 r, p St. Louis, Mo. i
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-05-08
SALE NOTICE.

BY virtue of the levy OF an ancilary
attachment issued in the case Of NJ A &.
and A, Fry VS.. Mergenthaler, Horton
Basket CO., and in obedience to an order
madein said case by the cirent court at
its February term, 1908, directing me to
sell the property herein described, will
on Monday, May IS, 1908, at the court
house door in Camden, Tennessee, offer
for sale to the highest bidder. for cash,
the following mentioned and described
property, towit:
All the Standing timber except the
poplar upon the Elijah Woods Eagle
Greek bottom land, containing aboutl2
acres. which land is located in the first
civil district of Benton County, Tonnes
see, and bounded as follows On the
north by the lands of Fry and Crabb, on
the south by Eagle Greek, on the east by
the lands of j w. Matlock and on the
west by the lands Of Fry.
VIII also sell at same time % elm and
gum ties and oak ties on said land and
5 white oak, 18red oak and 50 gum and
ash ties on Tennessee River at the new
Whitehead's Landing.
Said timber and ties will be soldasthe
property Of the Mergenthaler, Horton
Basket Co. to satisfy judgment for
$3.50 and cost rendered by the cireuit
court in favor Of NJ. A. and A Fry VS..
Mergenthaler Horton Basket Co.
This April %, 1908.
JOHN w. MAIDEN,
S. L. PEELER, Sheriff.
Attorney for plaintiffs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-05-08
THE TREND is PLAIN.
(NAsHvILLE rENNEssEAN, MAY >

For several days past it has been
apparent that Governor Patterson
has seen that his case is hopeless.
He went through his East Ten
nessee campaign only to receive
indisputable proof that there the
followers of Senator Carmack are
overwhelmipglyin the scendancy.
His friendly newspaper CORE
spondents endeavored to serve up
accounts of the debates which
would comfort and sustain the
Governors friends in Middle and
West Tennessee.
But there was neither strength
nor comfort for the Governor in
the story of the joint debate as it
actually developed from Chatta-
nooga to Morristown.
He had faced the people them
selves and had perceived, all too
clearly, how strong they we're
against him.
Then the Governor was led to
believe that his .disappointments
in the East would be more than
compensated by the number and
ardor of his supporters in Middle
Tennessee.
Clearly the Governor had based
great hopes upon the Nashville
debate. When he saw how greatly
the red badges outnumbered the
white on the streets of Nashville
last Saturday, and when at night
he faced an audience which show
ed preponderance by two or
three to one of Carmack supporters
his chagrin was great and plainly
did he show it.
The crowds at Manchester, Spar,
"a, McMinnville and Winchester
only confirmed more certainly
what had been SO forcibly indi-
Gated at Nashville.
Governor Patterson realized that
he had been bested in the debate.
The defense Of his administration
was woefully wanting. His posi-
ton on public questions was I'M
certain and unsatisfactory.
Where he had hoped forstrength
he found only weakness.
The Governor saw that the Dem
ocrats Of Middle Tennessee were
not for him.
His pitiful assumption of good
humor, while poorly concealing
his bitterness, has shown how
keenly he felt the situation and
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-05-08
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-05-08
how deeply he resented It.

how deeply he resented it.
Yesterday, at Fayetteville, in
county where he believed he was
strong, he faced an audience in
which his supporters were in a
hopeless minority.
This meeting was the climax to
the Governors disappointment
and he lost his head.
1t is evident that his purpose
that is, if he has been capable of
purpose for the past several days
was to end all joint discussion.
His record was being reviewed.
He WINGED. His only hope was to
made continuation of the debate
impossible and to end it with
something ofadvantage to himself.
1t is clear that he tried to force
Senator Carmack to attack him
with force.
However such difficulty might
have resulted to the overwrought
and intense partisanship of each
candidate the certainty Of imme-
diate separation rendered safe the
position of the party inviting the
attack.
There was absolutely nothing in
Senator Carmack's speech with
respect to the Senatorial primary
which justified the Governors
assertion that Mr.. Carmack had
admitted that he had sought to
obtain the high Office of United
States Senator by fraud.
The Governor was nonplussed
by the calm, clear question from
Mr.. Carmack and Mr.. Carmack 8
manly and dignified words, "That
statement is false"
The effort to bring on a personal
attack had failed. The Governor
had played his last card and lost,
and then in his helpless wrath he
gave way to the hysterical anger
Of an enraged man.
The dignity and forbearance Of
Senator Carmack upon this occa-
sion is highly commendable. He
had the moral courage to restrain
himself and to prevent the riot
which the Governors Incorporate
words almost provoked.
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The trend Is plain.
The people are thoroughly in
revolt against the Governors ma
chine.