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9u6er.-Yrsife ftetia. Ra'Hxlrtsr Cat
aoaf s.65t, poposrss S.95. Gubss s.l0t.
sranuIoteh 5.S5t, gonfeettorsrs III" b.75s,
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VIOLATES III itstis. Ven DrIsass
Epss Kettle 2S-3os, Centrifugal l5-2os
per galons.
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2ouifana, 5anep Ssao 6-sSs prsna ~
--51it, orosndrsr 3x--4Is Sapan 0 -
IL per pfune.
Tairu.Srsbutts.
Ba.isr. RahFrase gut, greiIs
ieit. sansp 9rsamsrp s21.t. Grsamsrs
Hrns 32t, eo. iseores 29s, fansy Tairp
7iks 30. ale per 9fans.
RHIs. Rar,t tstis. Csts Eat 17s,
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e4psi,sr 30 - alt. 2imbaTss l7s, Erid
l61<e per SsuHo.
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aHeers lss. istonss lac per Tsb.. 10 Ha4
Eaalitat.
esftassI. - essnen unb erose Sprin
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SprinGers iinb feft TIM 9rsiie Sprine
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lie per gfaao.
Ebt unb 0smafs.
GspisL - Janep $500. seuSbnliH,
81 1000 per Bbl.
6 itrensn. - Msrft ffetta. GsIisssxt,
ss. .0o-o.5O, Reiiina so.5o--1 90 per at4s
Crans sn.--Earsf ru9is unb hstis. =
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&ijfs.
gfir Fl de.-5aney GLberta 81 .5o-l. rs
cnpsTe 81 .2S-i 80 per 8u.
Girne n.--Barilett 50 80. 90, 9yds,
q. .0e--2.50, SidleS S3.O0-5.00 per Dbl
Detnirauben. - GinbsintiHs lb--
zoe per &orb-
9fiaumen. ~ Tomicns - .0O-2.2
per Crate pom "a Ets.
3u6er Tennesfee 81 .Ol
Ito, Rem Rerieo Staneorb 81 25-I.7 n
per Crate. Snoiana lb-35s per aorb.
Maiiermelo nen-$20 Oo-26. 90 ve
100 anf oem 0eleiis.
xarteffeIn. - aoxtspiIs S2.oo-2 .aS
Gaftern ebore 500 --2.3S, sinheimiiH
S2 .Oo-2.N vsx BbI.
sabfarto offeIn.-Saneu Serfsu 38
$50, Gsftsrn Sbess "a .Oo--2.2 as, stukei
mifte e2.00--2.25 per Dbl.
ardut - Nas4 naate. GtsbslmtIGs
l60--eoc psS 0bk !.
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--12.121I per 100 gfunO. Sir ssytember
e12.05 - 1928, am S6tuB $l2.20; fir
Dttober $l1.57H-- 1871, Gin Stlus
81 SO; fttr Jauuar $9.621S-9.65, am
SttuB 1865.
SauEtsrn. n. --s s5ort Hare Settsn, nsr'
peft, SI2 .25--I2.50
Butter. - Uarlt itetts. CREAMERY 241s
--29c, Datrp 25--27e.
eisr. Rarit itetts. Grti4s 70 49,
22e per Dusene.
Rdis. Narh fstis. Cream l6A-
16Ie per BfuuD,
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Dsr s.tianot bektlI IN bsEisLsta 9stt:

MIN opteA. - Lte 3u1ubr mar heute
nitt oroB. es parsn aber noT $50 Stut
pom eeitern ubrig unn oteics roar 9eriigeno
fur bic Rahfrdee. 8ute Stiere udren tie
ITO bis itdrter, bG ote Radfrage nat Der
iel6en Isbbaft rpGr.-Stoters uno 5eeoers
wuren ebeufaas In befterer Radfrage. -
Wilhtube itao ftetig.
sapsrs sttsrs bra6ter 1925 7.l5,
ertra Stiere -, C4'en 1926 --
B.25, SEstiasritisrs, srtra s6.lO-6.4O, quite
bis aussrIeisns S4.T5-5.55. oroindrs bis
sute fa.25-4.50; Ssifsrs, sltrn s5.O0-5. .25,
quite bts aassrls'sas s4.35-4.85. orotnirs
BIS su!e s2.25-4.2j; RRbs. sEtra 1850
Sab, fancu -, gate bis auserIeisre
s4.00-4.50, orotudre bis CUTE 81. .00-3. .S5;
Gamers *s.OO-3.0O. 9totsrs uuo 9esosrs
s2.7b-6.25, ertra s. 5.5O-5.65.
Su[Ien. - 8et siemlt6 outcr Rad,
fraae mar Der Martt beute itetis. lie gu:
| fuhr mar rur miBtn.
Rassrs auo Isttts s225-3.25. Bologna
t3.35-4.25. sgtra S4.35-4.50, fette 8uuer
| S4.25-4.75.
aaIbsr. - Bei ,temlt4 oroser 3ufu6,
une gutter Raafrage mar Der Rdrtt bsut'
| itetta.
Crotutre unO arose s3.50-6.75. fair BID
CUTE lsiate 81 .00-9.00, ertra S9.25.
2albsr in ben gonutifoHSSiuisrN. -
Sansp s,4e. prima bis ousrIsisns u,
-sHe. oretnars b-Se.
SAmstue. lie 2ufuhr mar nur ma
big. bic 9ahfraqe gut uuo bic 9rciie ftetiQ
Sbpere ShTpetne bru1teu s3.s5-9. 90
gate bis axssrte'sue gsrpafuras' I'M
Flsi'&srfortsn ss. l0--9.l5, gsmii4ts Ger
/ Ys6auasiortsn S9D)-9.l0, oroiNars BIZ
axsGlsisns i&psrs fsits Sias 1918 -
765, ertrd s1.5, stass s475 -- $50
Isi6ts gsrianotior.sr s9.lO-925. fsrte
Dor 10 gfo. Nao nsuigsr s8.75-9.25.
eaafs suus 2drmsr. Die beuIis
3uiubr mar oie qrrbe Der 8one. u
9atlirdee mar cine quite uro Die 4retie fit
Sdlis naren itettS uHo Xamner ftIege
UNI l0-l5c.
s2aFt-srtra "a. 10--4. .25. ests Bis aus
srIsFsrs 1925 - 400. orbIrtrs bts aAt
81. $500. Dutter'6 6lis 3.75-4.75, ertr
500, SibrItHse s4.OO-5.0O.
4awmsr. Grtra s6.95-7.0O. CUTE bi
auserIsiers s5.50-6.75, orStHdre Bis gut
S3.50-5.25.
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Musipdrtige Wtdrtte.
Reu Mnrt. 2s. Munuif.

T.St.-Susubr 9.6S8 g5s.. Berfaxst
8. .325 PbIs. Der Warft mar bsute ieft.-
eprina gatenfs .5o-5.75. Binteretraiahts
$t.40-4.o0, Btnter gdtents si.75-5.iO,
Sprina clears s4.354.s0, Diuter Grtrds
80. / S3.75-3.90, Ro. 2 DO. $3.50-3.o5,
aanias Ftraigbts s4.85-5.l0.
Rsdaenme5I In fteti9. fair Bic
sutss s4.l0-a.30. 4oies sIs fanep s4.35-
4.45.
guhuet,snmss uomtneu ~ $500
a. .O5 per 100 gfane.
Mats smebI tn itetts. - Fstass psisss
nno aelbes sl.55-l.oo, sro5ss 81 .50-l.55,
2tlnorieb $3.50.
Roes.n tn FIau. 49, 10. 2 EsasrR
63t 7. 0. b. 9ep BORT.
Gerfe tn ftetta. Wnljssrfs 70 - 7Ss
{. |. I. unp nsae 5uttsrssTfs "a - 77e e.t
| I. Buffalo.
Rst,eu.-3afukr 1880 Bu., g.rfanSt
- Su. Iartt feit. 80. 2 ueuer rstss-
81 .05 i'm GIepator bet gn'uuft e.t.'. unb
sl07L f.o.b., 30. DO. nort5srn $l.27A
| I. o.. b.
BsEia.srn - 9ufusE 6,625. Rr.
ianot 1884 gu. Rarft l6u ID. 90. 2 7ol4e
/ I'm GIeDator uno noHinel : e.b.
Saf.r.-3ufahr l4,71J eu., Sr'anst
- sufbsI. Martt sef:. Rsuer Stauos
arb wei6er 39--891Se, nsuer TO. rpetber
391a--4oIc, DO. Ro. 3sc, DO. 9O. 4
35Hc.
s.uiit lief. grina 1l5-l2Oc, 30.
| illO-1l5c, SO. 2 l05c. &c. 3 100.
Sopf.n In rubia. etats 1909. orbirersr
| bts Hciee 20-22e; 1903. orbinarer bis 9eic.
s-l5e: Paeifie 6oais 1902. lo--l5e; 1908
| l3-l8c.
Saute Fns fietia. - GsntraI Ensries
20--ale. Sssota 2l-22t.
| 2sbet In itetie. Atte 74-7Bc.
Aor. In itetts. IamiI9 $a4.50 --
25.00, isert clear $22.6O-a4.5O, Tsb sz4.bC
$500.
s..F IN fen. samiIs $500 1000
Wss $500 1870. Hse'.etiu,sr s72 oc
400, 8erpadt SI2. .01--l7.60, City sytre
snsia gess sal .Oo-a5.0).
Gat Meats fHs ru5ts. 9tpbssIts Sci
lies l514-lse. DO. stuItsrH 5x - sIe.
DO. Shsnsen l5-l6Ic.
canal, lit fts;ta. Nissr. ssn srtms
$I2.l0 - l2.20. RaFrHirtes ftetia. GsHit,
rsnt sl2.55. 2. u. $3.50. ssmpoans 10'.
lie.
TsIs IN rubig. - grlma Gty 75<s.
lGenntrp 7--Ts4e.
BsumsslIf aam.us Def IN felt
Srima robes $3.50. vrtma eemmss ssIsss
$lo.25 -lo.75.
netrsIeum IN tsHs. Saftutrtss Esa
Dcrt s7.65, 8hiIsesLplta uns EaIttmsrs
81 IS. so. In Sult Sab.
no lie In rubis. Tometie sIeses s0c.
bar, In ftetis. straiHes, ssu3snIl tss
bis autss 81. 800.
fsrpenttn In hstil "a 73e.
Heis In fts.ig. SinastHii DER . ti-5It.
gatma 5L-sc.
re IaiIss Ia ru5tc. Rsv DsIsans Gps1
RsttIe, gutter tis Astcs, sa--42c.
| 3a6er.-ssssr IN i:eite. Nussapabs 81
Ten 8.s5c, atntrifuaa. % Ter 4.45e, Bo
laTss. 3ud.rs9 S.a 70. Nsfhrtrtsr Sutsr
In itetta. Gut 2osi '.05. 6ruisso S.95e
RsaIs II" 5.60c. Zasss s-55e. gsw
esrss 5. zoe. GrcnII1tss S.25e, TtamsR'
,,a"6.2s, gsnf,ctiousrs ~" Bose; Es
1910, no. . 5.o5c. go. 8 800, Ro.4 4.95c
SO. 8 4.soe, SO. e4 ,5c, 30. 74.Soc. 30
s4.1se. So. T.. 7ot, 30. 10 4.65e, Rs. /.
soc, 30. IL s.55e, So. Id 4.50c. Ro. Il
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-27
Gkteass, %. Mug.

pirSvF.k.- EssosS s4.9o -- $40,
1.yss s.tsrs &3 500, wsNItns Stters
81 35-7 90. 9to1srs uue 1esbtrs -. 10
Z. 40. eaA,xro Sstfsrs 81. .60-5 80, adIbsr
s6.5O-9.0). Tartt itetig.
e4pstze. - ssttte 895--9.4O os'
miiAt. O. 80 49, 9.25, '1psrs s.. .l0-S. .95,
rsHks ss.Ig--3.35. sats bic duser!sIene
- $685., FsrteG $3.50 - $50 gtartt
itttig.
saafe uuo 9dmmer. Stafs !:
aiKssIniiAs s2 250--4.s), wsflt4s $x.75
-4.6O, sa5rliusg 81 .50-5 .65.
adnwsr:-aiHsstmti be 81 1880, neF-
uSe So. .00-6.90 MGrtt ftetig.
aaFasr. Etnenisb $500, etpetns
l3, 900, e4afe uno 9dmmer 1900.
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Wtetau : MART.
Sem nnrt. 26. Q[unuff.

9tnn mar beute tart su S34.75-35.00
un6 Rupier Feiter; 2ate Bu $l2.S7I --
1900, gteetro[ptbit ~ s12.62I - 12.T5
nno GdftIna gu sl2.25-12.50. 8Lsi mar
rubte Al $4.40 -- 4.50 uno Speltsr feft
Bu 5.35 - 5.45. Gtien mar uuperduocrt.
Ro. | 9oanorp Hortberr gu $l6.25-lS.50,
Rc. Q DO. ~ Sl5.5)--l6.00, Ro. | SoutberR
SIS 75-16.25 xRo SO. SoatSsra loft su
Sl575-I6.25.
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etls. gsnss uus artlen Is Ntp purs

Gelb ION eau" mar piaig sn las-lH%.
grimd @ei9dftspapiers puresn iu 81
6S bistontirt.
eterltna. gr6ange iif itettg.-
ss6t III ~. 4.8ess uns 90 Ta8e StGi
tn A.e3H--4.s3x.
Dunbes. bItgdtiorer rrarsn fe'
tia uro puroen pis folst auottrt:
Der. etaaten NefuHotne ~ l0l atb.,
AZ rsoiftrtrte lls25l li4H-ll5I, eoi'
pons Ii4s5-lI5L, SS reaiitrirts lo1 u
io2sI, Coupons 10l --l02sss, gauamasou'
pons az l0l seboteu.
aftfeu IT, Gs rpuroe beute itari
aefauit unb pieies bate sur 6oIes, oaB oss
greiie In bic S5be gsngen. gsaen Snldt
purbe Der Rartt Fau, bic preils aber bse!'
ten it1.
aaAftebsnbe RurIe puroen pon otr
srwin, Baaman Co.. Ho. zaS-xoA has'
nut Strabe, bertAtet:
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stttaso. 2s. gueuf.

Gtttaso, 20. ausuft.
MsAf. - Der wart. psr fetia. Dia.ss
Hatsntss4.a5-S. straislts 44.i5-5.0O,
eprins patsnts bette 20 10. Stratssts IS. 90
-5.ls. Saisrs s.. $40.
Rsttsx. - gar September 9S1 -
$3.50. am e4lus gs.e; fAr Tsa. l02I
-i0le, am Salus l0sese; fur Rat l05h.
-lOoc, am Shlub l0S1s.
ReIiatsrn. - gar eeptsxbsr so1s-
Gle, am SaIas 604c; fur 9esemssr
5sI - s0s, am ealus $3.50: ftr Sra
6ox eas2c, am c6lus 6lke.
osfsr. - gar sev.smbsr S41--541.e.
en- eGlub 34I4e; fsrCesember 86ss -36s C.
am saIsb s61ic: far Raj S9sSS--Ao134e, an
SdIub 4oe.
Nseseu.-Rs. q 74-7Se.
osrfe. - osts sIstssSsrfs IS - Be
sxte bis dolce RaI,ssrfts Tile.
dsiaamsu. - Ns. .. y. 2z7e.
Re-. n. ID. 24se.
xsnsttsiasmsh - W.7s-e.6o Ss'
gsRtnsr.
0Issiaamsn.-sls.5o per gsntxs..
Rstpsr,, - s2l.5o--2I.75 vss Bbf
dAr esyteutbsr s20.97h-3l.so. en- Cdlui
13l.llk; f,ir Cttober s2o.STh--a0.7J, On
snIus s2O.7o: fur Sonuar els.8o -
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c4MaIs. - s1l.s7k per 100 pfurs
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Odtub $li.s7k; fas Nopsmler sil.A
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olo.6o--lo.S6, an e6lnt elo.S5.
l. AAaH 4tapsnisstsa. 3sis Ql.62S
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Slmsldnotidbe Nad3riDten

Safer I'm 3eideu oer
blauen 8Iume. Mus GdHel
piro uuterm IA. b, 90. gef6risben:
Gin Gag, pie sr IN aaHel ieIten lit.
9pbl bit6t ein triiber. tpoltenbeoe6tsr
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Die fpar anne 9ousT Tr u.
- .Tleine Grau 1T risiig pirtba
iddft unb iparfam. Denn i4 etnsn
ansug abIsgs, miro er suerit fir Den
GIteiten 9ungsn suredtgeihnsibert
na6ber triset ibn Der slpeite uno oer
brittle, Biz fGliebGh nur nod cir
Ded1en fiir ben 6unb iibrig bIeibt :. I.
unb bann fpiro sr erf bssabIt!"
Die Susenb perIhmdbt bie eebabn
ten mege. bos 4lter iu6t iie.
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Siebmdrfte.

Gtnct nua!i. 2G. Iuguf.
9ufuhr unb 9eriauot pt5reno ben per'
FoHeuen "a Stunoen, pergliten NIT ben
porbsrgsbsnoer LaseH. pareH pte foIGt {:
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~ pf - N%1E6f~ a@AVs
Die 0eiddfte tparen aud beute In ben
p'sllsen Banten iebr rubts, bod In 6elb iin'
msr nod feif. 5ir Tarleben ION call''
nurosn pon ben Bansen - 5L% bss
re9net nno gei6aftspapiere ruroen ~ 81
owionttrt. SIN oifenen Tartte wureen
Iarlsben ION eau" ~ AZ -bS uno aui
SsH w b--6LS pIaeirt.
hssaia sHi Hsr pssf
Daren itetis uno mnrben ~ lo-1se Tislonto
tpti1en Banien periouft. 1te eounters
rate bstrdat 60e prdmte per $1,000.
hitAsa sai earsSs
raren uiaiesr. Gsuie Fnb BITE foIsenbsn
Luotirunaen su bertnten:
Sonbon, 3 Tdgs Siht, s4.s7L per
q, 10 1ags siHt, e4.s4L per C.; Aarts
3 Toss Si1t, 5I25--5l5 francs per 800 !;
10 Gass ei6t, 517T - $40 5ranes per
tlO0; fir TeutidIanb, Tase St6t 4
Narf e6He. ee. 90 Iase Sid5t, s4he.
Eceuinentarp Bins auf 2onoon rurben
u 4.S3. auf Glasgow su $4.62X uno
aaf Bslfaf ~ $A.82T usrfauft.
Uunsss.cM,asnsasu
rabss uns isstis. Die eanssn aaotirsn pis
tnfdf.
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Dsnsssutsen.

nftltn psm etriltasrana 10. essisai idlaitH.
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Die natbfoIgenben Iuottrungen beslebsH
ftb nur auf Gngros, TraHsaftionens Bet
fleineren Gefhdften weroea stwas botere
Nreiig ksrehnet,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
A CORRECTION.
Editor THE CHRONICLE:

Editor THE CHRONICLE:
made an error in statement
sent to your paper last week. The
administration forces did not hold
an election in the thirteenth dis
trict June 4. | remained at the
precinct that day until $50 p. m.
While present they appealed to a
Republican to help them, and later
a descendant of Ham told me that
they held an election with the Re-
publican as an officer, but later the
Republican told me he could not
afford it. / am glad to make the
correction.
My attention has been called to
an editorial in the Citizen last week
which says the regular Democracy
of the State would convene at the
polls to elect the regular nominees.
If that is the Irregular Democracy
of the State it seems to a man up a
tree that she is "sorter kinder lone
some," as it were, and the goose is
not honking very high.
We are going to round up a big
vote for the independent judicial
ticket in the thirteenth district,
and anything that smells-like Ham
or booze need not apply here for
votes. DEMOCRAT.
Sugar Tree, June IA.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
ROUTE TWO.

Luther and Carlos Gilmore visit
ed their brother at Mansfield last
Saturday.
Mrs. j. FL. McKelvy is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. a. Presson,
this week.
There was a musical entertain
ment at the home of John Bridges
Saturday evening, which was en-
joyed by all present.
A fishing party composed of Lu-
ther Gilmore, Misses Cola, Maude
aud Rubie Elmore and Eunice
Markham caught quantity of fish
the other day.
The farmers have their crops
well worked over, and the indica-
tons are good for a bountiful yield.
The past week has been favorable
for work, and everybody works
father, too"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
Benton County Sunday
School Association to Meet

School teacher, and his opportunity
for doing good, by Il. Il. McEIyea,
Leon Caraway and Rev. o. A. Utley,
General discussion.
Song.
Chow may interest be awakened
with parents who are Indifferent
toward the Sunday School," by W.
l.. Denton, ID. Ii. Curd and Mrs.
Sudie Boyd. General discussion.
"The boy problem in Sunday
School," by Rev. L. +. Saunders,
G. N. Frazier and M. i. Hardin.
Song.
"What are the legitimate fruits
of the Sunday School; where and
when should they be looked for?"
by Rev. O. G. Perkins, Mrs. 4. B.
Cantrell, Mrs. e. B. Bowles and
Rev. w. |. SADIE. General discns-
sion.
Song.
Business session.
Everyone interested in the adj
vancement of the Sunday School
interest in Benton County should
be present and take part in the
work. M. l.. HARDIN,
President.
w. ID. COOPER,
Secretary.
Camden, June IA, 1910
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

The following is the program of
the Benton County Sunday School
Association to be held in Big San
dy Sunday, June 26, 1910;
MORNING SESSION.
10,a. m.-Song, by the choir.
Invocation, by Rev. u. +. Saun-
ders.
Welcome address, by Revs. W.
/. SADIE and O. G. Perkins.
Responses, f. e. McElyea and
M. l.. Hardin.
eff all the world were like me-,
what kind of Sunday School would
the world see?" by Revs. Albert e.
Wilson and G. S. Matthews.
"Best methods to increase the
efficiency of the Sunday School
teacher" by A. E. Hassell, r. H.
Clement and }. f. Dowdy. Cen
eral discussion.
Song.
"How to interest the children
and keep them in Sunday School,"
Fl. A. Caraway, E. Fl. Dowdy and
Il. M. Dorsey. General discussion.
Noon
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 p. m.-Song.
Devotional exercises, by Rev. G..
S. Matthews.
"Ihe responsibility of a Sunday
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
Card of Thanks.

There are debts which one can
never repay-those Of love, sympa-
thy and consolation-but to those
whom our recent bereavement have
extended SO much of friendly con-
ISOLATION and sympathy, we wish to
express our heartfelt gratitude, and
especially are we indebted to the
good people of Camden, who met
us with loving hearts and willing
hands. May God bless and reward
every one of them for having made
life seem brighter in time of sor-
row and gloom is the prayer of
w. r. COOPER.
Mrs. MoLLIE BowLEs.
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BUsIN ESs ANNOUNCEME NT.

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ST. per year; 80 cents for six months; % cents
for three months, which positively must be paid
IN advance. All subscriptions will be promptly
stopped At expiration OF time paid for
Obituary and similar notices will be charged for
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News communications and articles on questions
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

Probably the largest crowd that
ever.assembled at Cowell's Chapel
attended the children's day exer-
cises Sunday afternoon, and they
were we'll repaid for the going, as
q splendid program of recitations
and songs was rendered, the little
folks entering heartily into the
spirit of the occasion. The collec-
ton was a little more than it was
last year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
BIG SANDY.

S. A. Byrn and Robert Wilson
left Monday for Illinois
Miss Bessie Collier of Faxon is
the guest of the Misses Greer.
Mrs, Rubie Hastings Of SPRING
vile is spending few days here
this week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. &. Cooper is reported very sick
at this writing.
The local lodge of the Modern
Woodmen of America continues to
gain in membership.
Rev. w. |. SADIE preached at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday fore
noon and evening to large congre-
cations.
Mrs, Nancy Peeler and daughter,
Miss Loudie, of Dallas, Tex. are
here on an extended visit to rea-
tiyes and friends.
Ernest Baker and Miss Craney
were happily married last Sunday
afternoon. We wish them much
success and a long life.
Miss Fannie Davis of Lenoir
City returned home last week, ac-
companied by her cousins, Misses
Mable Davis and Annie Moses.
The County Sunday School AS
sociation will hold a session on the
fourth Sunday in this month at the
Presbyterian Church. Everybody
come and enjoy the day.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

Little Georgia Lashlee, the Is
months old child of j. r. Lashlee,
died at the home of her grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Farrar,
north of Camden, Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, after a brief illness,
caused by a complication of dis
eases. The burial took place in the
Bethlehem Cemetery Saturday af-
ternoon. We extend coincidence to
the bereaved relatives.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

The Mail proposed to support
the independent candidates for Su-
preme Judges and Court of APP
peals, and when it does it feels that
it does no violence to it's Democra-
cy. The men who are running are
Democrats, but Democrats who re-
fuse to bow the knee to Governor
Patterson and the State Commit
tee. When the Democratic party
is run and controlled by one man it
is high time the people are taking
hold, and thank God they have, and
after the coming judicial and gu
bernatorial election we will see q
clean State. Vale Patterson, =
Martin Mail.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Chancellor-E. l.. BULLOCK.
Judge Circuit Court. +. JONES.
Attorney eneral-D. J. CALDWELL.
Judge County Court. +. DAVIS.
Sheriff.. w. MAIDEN.
TruStee--G Il. GREER.
County Court Clerk--W. ID. COOPER.
Circuit Court Clerk--ti b IIOLI.ADAN
Register. +. GOODWIN.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
Pictorial Representative.

ODLE-We are authorized to announce Joe
T. ode as candidate for Representative mthe
General Assembly of Tennessee from the toe
rial district composed Of the counties OF Benton
and Decatur, subject to the action of the Dem
Ocratic party.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

The American lays the small
vote of the 4th instant to the very
lnclement weather. 1t is correct !;
there was a frost that day for the
Patterson crowd Murfreesboro
Home journal.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
Register.

WILSON-We are authorized to announce
Newt on Wilson as candidate for Registered
Benton County, subject TO the will of the people
In the August 1870 election,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

d. Edgar Allen, who held the
chair of mathematics in the Hall
Moody Institute, Martin, has been
elected president of Lynnland In
stitute in Glendale, KY, and is
moving to that place.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
friday, JUNE II, 1910.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Chancery Judge.

AS the Democratic nominee, am candidate
FOR reelection to the Office of Chancellor of the
Eighth Chancery Division
T.. l.. BULLOCK.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

The State Fair for 1910 will be
the best in the. history of that in
stitution. Work is now in pro-
gress upon the catalogue. Special
attention will be paid to live stock
and agricultural exhibitions; the
amusement features will be only
incidentals; however, they will be
mp to the high standard of the past,
as thousands of people attend the
State Fair who are not particularly
interested in stock or agriculture.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
Sheriff..

HOWE-We are authorized to announce Al
win j. Howe as candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Benton County, subject to the will of
the people III the August, 1910, election.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17
1arriage License.

L. M. Mcdaniel and Sophia Holly,
j. r. Parsons and Robbie S. Bell,
Ernest Baker and Patricia Craney.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-06-17

Now is the time to subscribe and
help your favorite in The CHnoN-
rgLE's piano contest.
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