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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27
NEWTON WILSON.

Newton Wilson authorizes us to
announce his candidacy this week.
He is candidate for Register, and
as it is his first time to 60 before
the people asking for an office, we
do not hesitate in saying that he is
worthy in every respect to serve the
people in any capacity to which he
is chosen.
Mr. Wilson has been an indus
trious, hard working farmer all his
life; he is honest, trustworthy and
square in his dealings, and would
make a capable and efficient Reg
lister, faithful to every duty.
He is simon pure Democrat of
the old-fashion kind, who believes
that party principles should stand
high above strife and factionalism,
and he considers it pleasure as
well as duty to aid in promoting
the cause of Democracy. He will
certainlyappreciate any favor done
in his behalf and solicits the sup
port of every voter in the county.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27
l.. E. GOODWIN.

l.. E. Goodwin is q candidate
for Register of Benton County
and his announcement appears un-
der the proper heading. He is a
citizen of Camden, and a more
industrious, wide-awake citizen
does not live in the town. He is
an excellent neighboE, a friend to
the needy, and loyal supporter
of the Democratic party.
The Office to which he aspires is
one of the utmost Importance, and
we do not hesitate in saying that
he possesses the necessary qualih-
cations to make an efficient official.
Mr.. Goodwin has never held Of
fee, though he made the race eight
years ago and received a hattering
vote aud gained many friends, and
it is mainly through their influence
that he entered the contest again
for the Democratic nomination.
His candidacy is subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic party, and
he asks the Democratic voters to
give him their support.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27

GOODWIN-We are authorized to announce
l.. +. Goodwin as a candidate for Register of
Benton County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27

Governor Pattersons principal
pardon last week was Luke Pogue
convicted of murder and sent up
from Electromagnetic home OF
Ban Murray, the beer mill attor-
ney, who made the last Democratic
platform for the State of Tennes-
see. Next Lexington Progress
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27

DURDIN-We are authorized to announce j .
G. Durdin as a candidate for Register of Benton
County, subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27

Editor THE CHRONICLE:

Editor THE CHRONICLE:
Inasmuch as our people want
and are entitled to q little rest
from the excitement and turmoil
of politics, and as a majority of
the prospective candidates who
have expressed themselves to me
upon the subject, have requested
a late primary, and, too, realizing
that a late primary can not fall
short of fairness to all alike, |, as
chairman of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee for Benton Coun-
ty, decline to call the committee
together at this time.
JOE T. ODLE,
Chairman.
August %, 1909.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27
PLEASANT RIDGE.

Dry weather prevails, and the
dust is almost unbearable.
A protracted meeting will begin
at New Hope next Sunday.
J.Doty and family of Manlyville
visited E. Fl. Dowdy Sunday.
Born, Monday, August l6, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Raney, daughter.
Aunt Mary Mckenzie of Big
Sandy is visiting Mrs. j. s. Doty.
Your humble correspondent was
in a good meeting at Manlyville
last week.
w. b. Herndon was out in the
eighth district Monday visiting
the schools.
J.F. Cooper, jr., and family have
been visiting relatives and friends
south of Camden.
Miss Eula Pierce of Big Sandy
and Orville Clement visited the
family of L. d. Clement Sunday.
Miss Mary Clement, one of our
best girls, will enter the Benton
Seminary in September We wish
her much success.
Little Orie Cooper is still very
low, we regret to chronicle. His
brother, Benny, is now on bed also
with fever. Mr.. Cooper has had a
great deal Of sickness in his home
for the last two or three years.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27

WlLSON-We are authorized to announce
Newton Wilson az a candidate for Register of
Benton County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27

The body of Jesse L. Hall, who
was killed by a negro about IL 30
o'clock last night at Johnsonville,
was brought here this morning.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-08-27
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1909.
ANNOUNCEME NTS.
REGISTER.

WICK We are authorized to announce Ed
ward l.. Wick as a candidate for Register of
Benton County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
MT. LEONARD.

Rev. j. d. Thomas and two daugh
tiers, Miss Jessie Thomson OF Blue
Springs and Mrs. Ernest Jones Of
Slater yer Friday guests of Mrs.
E. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seibert and Miss
Mabel Harrison, Mr.. M. j. Kleen
and wife were Saturday visitors in
Marshall.
We should all keep in mind and
be ready for the Chautauqua that
meets in Marshall in August. The
Redpath vawter System will no
doubt make it very interesting as
they have among the many at
fractions the Royal English Bell
Ringers that will be brought over
from England for this special meet
ing. They have eight expert ring
ers, there wiz be two hundred and
fifty perfectly toned chimes and
two concerts daily.
Charley Strong, wife and little
son came home from Clark Friday
evening and departed Saturday
morning for Kansas City on a visit.
Mrs. George Sylvester was on the
sick list some days last week.
A. b. Cort, wife and son came
home from Quincy, Ill, Tuesday af-
ter a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends. They report fine
crops OF all kinds, but feels since
he got home that there is no place
like home.
Mrs. Davis of Gillian and her
sister OF Oklahoma enjoyed a very
pleasant week with Mrs. Mayfield,
A series OF meetings will begin
at the Baptist church the fourth
Sunday in August. Rev. West OF
Slater win assist the pastor. Mr.,
West As a very able preacher and
we will all do wei to hear him.
B. i, Huston and little son Ewing
came over from Sweet Springs
Tuesday and were the guests oil
Mrs. Dowden.
Al AM
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
AYRES

Joe Duncan has pu-chased a thresh-
ing outfit from Joseph Wo!fskill and
he Is looking for a job. We wish
him luck.
Our correspondent says there were
more pretty girls At Prospect church
last Sunday than there were pretty
hats.
Our correspondent was down in the
bottom recent y and since the river Is
falling the faces of the farmers are
not so long as formerly. He could
hardly recognize some ot them.
Or. Enloe of New Frankfort 10 not
expected TO live at this writing. DR..
Osborne Of Gillian is waiting on him.
The Ayres blacksmith has quite a
lot of old junk around his shop in the
shape OF threshing outfits such as old
wagons, wheat fans and so on.
Our up to-dsts young IA, mer, Amos
Audsley, has In about pro acres OF
corn, a large wheat crop. His cane
10 nice and clean standing high as
your heads, his wheat Is all in the
shock-some people watch and get
wise.
The Prospect ball team went to
Miami Sunday and played the Miami
team. The game was a tie until Mia
mi saw II was going to rain so they
let Prospect win the game by mi
8 core.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
MIAMI

Hurrah, for Miami, if she can't
have a fourth of July picnic she
intends to get even with the "fates"
and have a good old time circus on
the 9Th. From the way the post
ed bills read it willsbe vel worth
attending, for many of our children
never saw an elephant or monkey.
This will be an opportunity to see
the beasts from different parts OF
the world that have been read OF
but never seen. 1t is also recognize
ed by the larger part of intelli-
gent class OF people that a circus
is highly beneficial to the young
er class as 1t affords them an OPP
%portunity to see the attained skill
and wonderful feats Of humanity.
Joe Hanna and family came oyer
from Marshall a few days agd. Mr.
Hanna has returned but his family
will remain in Miami for a longer
stay.
The many friends of Aunt Caro-
line Harris col, are glad to know
that she has sufficiently recover.
ed from her paralysis as to be able
to speak a few words.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Misses Essie and Clairicy Kelley
were shopping in Blackwater Sat-
urday.
Mason Brockman and daughter,
Miss Mabel were in Longwood Mon
day.
Willis Brockman, Dan White and
Arthur Scott were supper guests
of d. A. Kelley and family Satur-
day night and all enjoyed a game
of croquet.
/. F. Jerriell and family returned
to their home last Monday.
Willis Brockman made a business
trip to Hoping Tuesday.
Mrs. s.. P. Dix was the guest OF
Mrs. Wade Land last Monday.
William Conway was in Hoping
Sunday.
R. L. Jenkins and Fred Allison
were in Sedalia last week on bust
ness. ~
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
DAVIS

Mrs. I. Barlow OF Kansas City is
here on a extended visit with her
daughter Mrs. Wiley Henry.
John Hanna and family and Ell
lott Brown and family Sundayed at
Lloyd Kempers.
Misses Cecile and Ollie Carr and
Agnes and Gertrude Ayres visited
Miss Vera Hill Sunday.
/. Mrs. Marvin Barlow and chill
dren Of Kansas City are visiting L,
Dulaney and family and Other rela-
tives in this community, they ex-
pect to stay several weeks.
L. II. Olinger and wife Of Alta
mont, Mo-, returned home Monday
after a weeks visit with relatives
in this community.
Arthur Kitchen and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
near Good Hope.
L. K, Wood and wife Sundayed
at Jos. Herrmann's.
j. Powell and wife OF Slater cal
ed at the home Of E. P. Hill Sunday
afternoon.
Sunday July 4th is reuglar preach
ing day at Shiloh. Services both
morning and night by Rev. Smith
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
SOUTH GROVE

Wheat cutting is the oris- o,
the day now.
a. E.. Rembert and wife Of ST..
ter r visiting relatives at thi:
writing.
A large crowd attended preach
ing at Antioch Sunday,
Homer Eilers wife AMI daugh 8
visited at 9th vanBuskirks Sun.
day.
Lewis NanBuskirk end wi b Nr
Jessie Cundiff and son nd Srm r
Lee and wife, P. E. Pittm1n'1 ~.
family, M. W. Pittman, Sam Bus.
kirk e visitors at E~dwsr1Il AZ
iy's Sunday.
Mrs. John Hall and ch,ld"cn III
ted at Ruby Van Buskirks Sunday
9th VanBuskirk, wife and IT."
daughter and Samuel Lee and WI,
Ters visitors at Charles VanB1g
kinks Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Turner was shorp n.
in Sweet Springs Saturday,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
SLATER

At a regular meeting Of Diamond
Lodge, No. 65, Knights OF Pythias
OF Slater, the following Bros. were
elected as Representatives to the
Grand Lodge, to be held at Hanni-
bal, Mo-, in October: b. F. Pledge,
Phil Tucker, Jr., Mat Baier, M.
Schaurer and L. Fl. Howard. The
following Bros. were elected alter
mates: VIM. Maneke, j. B. Jester,
G. H.. Eppard, G.. A. Heller and w.
Il. Mock, Bro. Dan v. Herider is
an officer of the Grand Lodge,
holding the position Of Grand
Master at Arms. The meeting of
the Grand Lodge is expected to be
an interesting one, as the location
OF the Pythian Home will be de-
cided upon. Diamond Lodge has a
large membership and the membe 5
take a great interest in the work
and our meetings r always enjoy
able. They are always glad to
have their visiting brothers meet
with them and extend a hearty
welcome.
/ Luther Gillian and Charles
Steele have Just received a nice
automobile each. We learn that G.,
H. Eppard has also purchased one,
Quite a number of others are an
ticipating buying one.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
RIDGE PRAIRIE

Jim Marshall and family of near
Longwood were guests OF Col.
Jim Marr's Sunday.
Charley Harvey accompanied by
his aunt Miss Emma Harvey and
his best girl Miss Nora Smith at
tended the Camp meeting at Arrow
Rock Sunday.
Misses Peachie and Reba Griffith
and Grandfather Capt. E.. Griffith
returned home last Tuesday afte:
an extended visit with relatives in
Ohio.
Mrs. May Harvey and dauZhte
Vester happened to an accident
last Wednesday while returning
home from her sisters Mrs. Ed.
Darlings. The horse became fright
tened and ran off upsetting the
buggy and throwing both out. 1ha
little girl escaped with out injuries
but the mother was caught under
the buggy and her shoulder was
thrown out of place. DR.. Smith
and Hall were called in to set the
dislocated joint. She is reported
much better at this writing.
Walter Shouse has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Miss Mary Kennedy of Sweet
Springs is visiting here.
The members of the I. o. o. F,
Lodge OF Ridge Prairie will attend
The funeral of Arch Hanley of Long
wood. Mr.. Hanley was a former
member Of their Lodge.
Miss Geneva Witcher is in Sedal-
ia this week taking the teachers
examination. She will teach he
Anderson school OF Pettis county
this winter.
Rev. T. E. Rayney will fill his
regular appointment at Ridge
Prairie Sunday.
Little Pauline and Henry McCut-
chion spent Wednesday with their
aunt Mrs. H, c. Griffith.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
CRETCHER

Frank Cook OF Sweet Springs was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Logan
Pritchard and family last week.
Little Ruth Clark of near Hern-
don is the guest OF DR.. j. s. Har-
rison and vile.
Mrs. Ethan Thompson and son,
Walter OF Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jackson and Mrs. Anna
Crowder were Sunday guests OF
j. p. Wilson and family.
Misses Mana and Beva Hall re-
turned to their home in Slater last
Thursday evening.
Lit Barger wife and daughter,
Miss Little we're visiting here last
Thursday.
DR.. Smith Of Sweet Springs was
called to ]. P. Wilson's last Friday
evening to see a horse of Mr.. Will
sons which is very sick.
Jennings Maupin and sister Miss
Sallie spent part OF last week with
Hardin Maupin and wife of near
Rose Valley.
Rev. Dotson OF Nelson has been
called as pastor OF Antioch church.
Preaching every fourth Sunday.
There was an ice cream supper
at Grover Leonards last Saturday
night.
John Harms, machinist OF Sweet
Springs, was in this vicinity re-
pairing binders last week.
Miss Vivian Weathers was the
guest OF her cousins, Misses Lillian
and Hattie Aldridge last Friday,
There waa an ice cream supper
at Richard Hicks last Wednesday
Mrs. Logan Pritchard and Miss
Mary, Mrs. Harry Jackson and
Misses Lillian Aldridge and Grace
Gretchen were visiting at Mrs. ]
p. Visions last Thursday evening
Mrs. Hannah Halsey and son
Raymond, and Miss Hattie Aldridgs
spent Thursday afternoon with Mr.
Chas. Afdridge.
Miss Twilling OF Marshall l,
the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Franz
Henry and family,
Miss May Walborne spent sever
LA o.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
EMMA

Adolph Evert made q short trip to
Concordia Saturday.
The Emma band will give q band
concert and moon light picnic on Sat-
urdsy night. July 8. Refreshments
on the grounds, fireworks and balloon
ascension.
Miss Ida Stumpenhaus who stayed
a few days in Concordia returned
Monday night,
Christ Meyer who stayed in War
rensburg for treatment returned home
Saturday evening.
People are all busy cutting the
golden grain.
Our boys best'the Concordians In a
ball game at Concordia last Sunday
to the tune of Is to 5. Hurrah for
Jim.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

1t is reported that some one rob-
bed Mrs. NJ. j. Taylor one nigh.
last week.
The Gretchen Ball team. came
down and played our home team
Sunday the score being IL to 70 in
favor of Gretchen come again boys
The Herndon Blues played the
"old Married Men" Monday even
ing score being 10 to 10 in favor
OF the Blues.
Miss Matilda Huff is very sick al
this writing.
The Editor of The Marshall Re.
publican j. j. Witt was in our towr
Wednesday. He dined with DR. JacR
o and family. Come again, Mr.
Witt,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
GRAND PASS

Mr.. Ernst returned from Elk e.
Tor Springs last week much imp ov
ed in health.
F. Wilson Of Kansas arrived las.
Thursday.
Miss Williams is the guest of Mis-
Maud and Miss Della Coad this gu
mer.
w. Willard OF Canyon City, Tex.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b
Edwards Thursday. He urn d
to Lexington where his family. j.,
as his daughter, Miss Minnie, is at
tending the Baptist College thee
He and his wife and daughter vii.
go to their home in Texas his
week.
Miss Arletta Hardesty of Mar
shall is the guest o. Miss Ollie
Booth.
There was quite a rain storm here
Sunday evening. Also rain Mon
day and Tuesday which deferred he
wheat harvesting most all o: h
week.
Mr.. Burrus and Lucy Burrus AMI
brother of Carrolton are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bu:rus.
Miss Louise Cocran and Miss B s.
lie Sparks of Marshall were the
guests of S. Burrus and wife Sun
day.
$780,
Mrs. Lizzie Robertson OF Kansas
City spent this week with her b 9th
er, F. McReynolds and family.
Mrs. Kate Demoss OF Odessa is
spending this week with her sister
Miss Laura Webb. She will also Wis
il relatives at Malta Bend.
Miss Mabel Dickson returned
from Excelsior Springs last week
She will remain home several
weeks as her mother is quite sick
A. Riley and r. Kinchloe, OF May
view called to see their friends
here Sunday.
Winnie Bedsworth and bco;ha'
Henry, are quite sick but r i'm
proving.
Plattner and Fenners new eleva'
tor Is nearing completion which mo-
only adds to the looks o. our town
but will be beneficial of there being
more business and will be conven'
lent to the farmers.
Miss Tice OF Hodge was in towr
Tuesday in the interest OF "The
Waverly News" A splendid pipe
All our county news papers r es
cellent and r welcomed visitors
in our homes. Much praise shoult
he given III editors and all who il
any way bestow their intellectual
time and talent for the welfare o.
the great a OF people who en-
deavor to keep up with the timeI
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
NEWS AMONG COLORED
FOLKS.

A negro at Rolla had made so
many friends by his attentive and
upright life that when he died last
week the three banks in that city
closed while his funeral was going
on. He had been j~anitor in two OF
the banks for years.
1t is generally reported on the
streets thart Gilbert Green, col, of
Garden City, Kansas is dead. He
was a well-known and highly re-
spected citizen OF near Marshall
until recently.
May Eliza Jackson, col, wife OF
Andrew Jackson, died Sunday JAM
., tn" remains were inferred ut
Salt Pond cemetery Tuesday June
q.
The annual sermon OF the A. r.
and A. NJ. VIII be preached at
Blackburn Sunday, July nth at II
a. m. by the able divine Rev. E. d.
Burns of Malta Bend. All Masons
are invited to attend.
Dinner will be served at $50 p.
m. !
On the same date the United
Brothers OF Friendship and Sisters
OF the Mysterious Ten will also
have their Thanksgiving sermon at
500 p. M. All neighboring lodges
-
and Temples are invited.
@. l.. Thompson, NJ. w. "a
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

al days with Mrs. AivahS Treelowe
and family Of Rose Valley.
Arthur Cox, wife and baby were
Sunday guests Of Charley Aldridge
and family.
Mrs. Ruby Van Buskirk has, been
quite sick for several days,
Mrs. Ethan Thomas and son, OF
Marshall were guests OF Mrs. Anna
Crowder last Saturday night.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
HERNDoN

Mr.. Boner Is painting his house
this week.
DR.. Harris OF Marshall was here
Monday and he and DR.. Jackfon
drove down TO see Enoch Fehsaick
who Is very sick.
John s. Bishop and family OF
Shackelford passed through here
Ienroute 20 Enoch Fenwick We'd
nesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
HOPING.

Wesley Kelley was in Hoping last
Sunday.
I. F. Jerriell and family OF Sedalia
were last week visiting relatives
near Elk Lick. i
Lester Jenkins and Miss Maud
Smith were in Nelson Saturday,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Local Items.

Local Items.
Mitchell, were the committee rep
resenting Marshall.
Enoeh Fenwick, of Herndon, is
sick at the home of his father-in-
law, Andy Aulgur, south OF Hern-
don.
While near Wanamaker Tuesday
we came across A. F. Rector sup
erintending the construction o. the
new resident for Lloyd Herring
and bride which will be a hand.cme
home when completed.
The merchants defeated the JET
err Stars Sunday June q. Batteries
Stockman, Little and Clemens,
Smith.
284567s9 RaE
letter Stars 0 O0OI0OOl 2
Merchants 00IOOOO# 4 8
Mrs. John Craig wen: to Hot
Springs yesterday to be present at
an operation on her daughter Miss
Bessie Philpott who is very sick.
Rose & Buckner's store at sla-
ter was robbed again Tuesday
night. A negro named Brown is
in Jail here charged with the deed.
Mrs. A. E. Gore and brother Ed
Fleming attended the funeral of
their little niece at Carrollton Moa-
day.
Sam j. Hess arrived Saturday
evening from Fredonia, Kan, for
a short visit to his brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mar
tin, then went on to Mexico to look
after his race horses. Mr.. Hess is
the same jolly fellow he was when
he left here and his outdoor work
has given him a beautiful tan COM
plexion. He and his brother are
doing a big business in Fredonia
in several enterprises. He said
they brought in several new oil
wells on their place recently that
produce thirteen million feet of
gas daily and are worth about
$4,000 each. The Hess brothers
are now "millionaires"-they may
not have a million dollars but
they have all they need and can
properly spend-and are enjoying
themselves. Mr.. Hess reported
their families all well.
The committee which went to
Clinton to represent Marshall and
who were authorized to invite the
NJ. D. AS. TO our city for the 1910
meeting were successful. A part of
the Marshall committee arrived in
Clinton Wednesday night and from
that time until the close o. the con
vention, Saturday morning. They
"oihNh carly anu tdtc.
in the vast crowds which th.onged
the streets of Clinton during the
three days meeting heard about
Marshall and the committee was
given valuable assistance in secur-
ing votes OF the membership of the
association by the citizens OF Gin
ton. Messrs. c. w. Adams, Fred
Morris, W. A. Vawter, Albert Kel-
lar, Henry Bryant, Col. r. B. Ruff,
j.. c. Patterson, Al Deis and Henry
Sheriff Ed Haynie who went to
Arkansas last week for James A.
Barker charged with bigamy re-
turned Saturday afternoon, bring
ing his man. Mr.. Barker, who is in
Jail awaiting his trial, was found by
Mr.. Haynie in Van Buren,, Arkan-
sas. Mrs. Barker No. 2 formerly
Mrs. Casey, who was deceived by
the prisoner and was married to
him several months ago has also
returned to Marshall, her brother
Tony Gibson having gone to Ark
ansas for her. She is an excellent
lady, and that she was so imposed
upon is regretted by all who know
, her.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

FOR SALE-Two No. 2. Saw
Mills, in g God condition, cheap
at Blue Lick. Write or call
JAS. CULBERTSON,
$40 R.F. D. 1 Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Virgil Stephens OF Evanston, Ill.
has been elected 70 succeed Prof.
Gardner at NJ ". c. as teacher ".
biology.