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The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
COLLEGlANS WILL FLY.
Harvard and Columbia Arrange New
Sport Competition.

Sport Competition.
The first Intercollegiate aviation con
test will be held next spring between
Harvard and Columbia at Belmont
park. The Harvard Aero club sent
challenge for a gliding contest to the
Columbia station of the aeronautical
reserve recently, and the Columbia
students have obtained the permission
of the faculty committee on organiza
ton to go ahead and arrange for the.
contest.
1t is expected that the Columbia club
will insist on motor driven contriv
ances.
II this suggestion is adopted the Co
lumbia students will Immediately be
gin work on biplane. Philip w
Wilcox, who built biplane at Colum-
bia year ago. will have supervision
Of the construction of the machine, but
all the work will be done by students.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
Recent Stock Sales

w. r. Moorman & Son repor. follow
ing sales:
1 Polled Durham bull. s. Z. Keeley,
Trenton, Teun.;..2 Poland China bred
gifts, W. ]. .Owen & Sons, Hardins-
burg; Q bred gifts, S. c. Haycraft e.
Son. Kirk; bred gilt, J. D. Clardy q
Son, Big Rock, Tenn; boar, ]. H. Lee,
Rome, I.ii.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

The State Democratic Committee in Louisville last week and
ordered primary for the state Offices be held May 2 1911
This be wise the part of the committee bat it not
the wish of the rank and file of the Democrats in this county, who
unanimous for old time Democratic convention. The
thing for the Democrats to do that have fair
primary and square deal every candidate and then stand by the
and that he is elected.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

With the beginning of every New Year there usually many
changes business circles The first noticed that in the firm of
IIeon Whworth Co.. of IIar1nsburg Russell Compton has
succeed c. Brock Mr. Compton bro
who with jess Whworth controls The
iory of the company stock We glad another Compton
coming into the business enterprises of the county He with
splendid firm which organized about twelve years ago and
that failure From observation be that ndus
patient steady young make good and the Compton bro
theirs and their business this class Let watch
their industry with interest and wish them prosperity.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

W. NJ Maingly, Long Lick, Monday to visit his
sister Mrs Rhodes near rvington Mangy very enhus
sheep taking interest sheep since he captured
some good premiums Breckenridge County Fair last Fall lie
sheep parties through his
neighbor Sidney Mr. Mangy bought fine thoroughbred
Souhdown buck fall and he has thirteen fine from
which he expecting big results in the Spring Mr. Mattngy an
enerpsng progressive and good roads Says
soil Kentucky Breckenridge county and the only
thing that keeps from being the first the State our
roads Mr. Mattngy right If farmer would take up
talk them and work for them and
supervisors do their right and the right
places and the right time of year. this county would soon have
good roads People generally what they want and WORK for Wake
up farmers this all important question of good roads
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

ley who very enthusiastic worker for the stock law recently
IIardnsburg district John says
for the law carry when he told him included chickens but
alas and ac when he his he voted against instead of
it, John says this the first time forty years has
Bill.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
LovERPoRT, KY, WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1910

Subscription Price 81. 90 year in advance
BUSINESS LOCALS 10 per line ands5 cents for each ad
dtional Insertion
CARDS OFTANKS five lines charged for at the rate OF
10 per line
OBITUARIES charged for the rate of cents ne money
in advance.
abe.on Your paper If it correct please
notify
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

II the best is mot too good for you
Lewisport Best Flour is the -four you
ought to use.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

The old boys and girls of Covepor all back the paro
car which pretty good sign of their prosperity They good
clothes and Joyous faces and think there
place better than this old town after ALL
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
Breckenridge Bank

Doing business in the town of Clover
port, County of Breckenridge, State
of Kentucky, AT the close of business
on the 18th day of Dec. 1910.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $l36, Sl7 20
2 u. S. and other Bonds
Stocks and Securities 6S,2Is "a
! Due from Banks "a, $50 4G
4 Actual Cash on hand S,e7S So
5 Checks, cash items and
exchange for clearing 90
6 Overdra fts-Secured,
S22S,4S; Unsecured, $685.
s4; 1,154 80
taxes paid l,4ll 90
Real Estate, $3,724 II;
Furniture and Fixtures,
81, 3i0 2O Total 6,O43 81
Other Assets not includ-
heads 147 81
Total $247Ols 6S
LIABILITIES
10 Capital Stock paid in, in
cash : 40, 100 90
II Surplus, So, 700 90; I'm.
divided profits $3,2O0 SO;
Total e,1Oo SO
12 Deposits on which inter-
est is paid $l25,093 2l
Deposits on which interest
is not paid, $62, ,44S OF
Total Deposits sls7,54l 22
l3 Cashiers checks, out
standing, so 90; Certified
checks, 50 90; Total 90
IA Due to Banks 0 90
Is Notes and Bills redis-
counted so 90; Bills pay
able, s., 600; Total 5000 90
10 Other liabilities not in
cluded under any of the
above heads 277 or
Total $247, ,0lS 6S
State of Kentucky, (co.
County of Breckinridge. ect'
l, A. B. Skillman, Cashier of the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
A. B. Skillman, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by A. B. Skillman, Cashier. this gath
day of Dec. 1910.
My Commission expires Jan. 10, 1914.
o. T. Skillman,
Notary Public.
w. Fl. Bowmer,
Correct Attest F. L. Lightfoot,
]. c. Jarboe.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

County of Breckenridge. N0'
|, M. II. Beard. cashier Of the above named
Bank. do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief NJ. II. BEARD, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this %
day OF December. 1910.
My commission expires Jan. 81, 1910.
PAUL COMPTON,
Notary Public
Correct A. NJ. KINCHELOE,
Attest G.. w. BEARD.
Directors
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL
Bank of CIOyerpOrt

Doing business on Wall st. Town of Glover
port. County of Breckenridge. state OF
kentucky. at the close of business,
ON the 18th day of December, 1910.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

Total 800, 1888 %
LIABILITIES
10 Capital Stock paid in, in
cash ID, 600 w
II Surplus, $40, 10000, I'm
divided profits, SO 90; Total 10, 600 90
12 Deposits on which inter-
est is paid, $12, ,407 03
Deposits on which interest is
not paid, $4S, 1852 81
Total Deposits $61,1 55
13 Cashiers checks, out
standing, sS4 81; Certified
checks, so 90; Total 81 81
IA Due to Banks OO
Is Notes and Bills redis-
counted, so 90; Bills pay
able, so 90; Total 90
10 Other liabilities not in
above heads Abs II
Total 800, 3S3 %
State of Kentucky, Cot
County of Breckenridge oct
7, NJ. H. Cornwall, cashier of the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true 10 the
best of my knowledge and belief.
NJ II. Cornwall,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by NJ. H. Cornwall this "a day of Dec.
1910.
Matt P. Payne, Dep. c. c. Clerk.
L. E. Henderson,
Correct Attest I r. S. Bandy
+. II. Shelman.
Directors.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
E. Shelman&CO.,

CSC - 3, u sSt4s SEQ = = a. -
Bankers doing business at the town of
Irvington, County of Breckenridge,
State of Kentucky, at the close of
business on the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1910.
RESOURCES.
l Loans and Discounts S73, ,432 so
2 U. S. and other Bonds,
Stocks and Securities 10 90
3 Due from Banks $3.50 81
4 Actual Cash on hand 4,091 II
5 Checks, cash items and
exchange for clearing 0 90
6 Overdrafts-Secured,
81, OIL II; Unsecured,
$i'639 1O 9,7O3 eS
taxes paid 1876 IS
Real Estate, 81 024 II;
Furniture and Fixtures,
$6s5,13; Total l,679 90
Other Assets not included
under any of the above
heads 90 81
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

Everybody had great Christmas We had such bic share
the Joys that ashamed look Claus
face He did much than did for others.
We direct attention the meeting of the tobacco growers
be held Irngon Saturday This important meeting
the tobacco and should be well attended
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

One can't realize how short twelve months are until
TO say Hello to the New Year.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

Cloverport had deal of magnetism this Christmas So
home have been here and the day
happy family gatherings.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

pretty good rule for the year how much trad
do with home merchants during eleven
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

Nice enough to send presents early but receiving them
head of time is like having Christmas stocking with hole
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
The Breckenridge news., 1910-12-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First State Bank

Doing business at the town of Irving
ton, County of Breckenridge, State of
Kentucky, at the close of business on
the 10th day of December 1910.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Il ~ 4
Siebscbntes 9apitel.

.Himmt Der 8eiud nod INNER
fein gnbe I'M S6loB2" Srau 9urf.
bart idien pieber iebr mlfgerest.
r0ie Wuiif jobelt ibon ben ganSen
@benb. Seinemann, laiien Sic
JrGulein Sitter wiiien, baB it iie su
ipredeu piinide."
rSie bat feinen Iusenblif Belt;
i'd mar eben oriiben i'm 9arf, Die
9ople mlBte friih anaeiest iperoen,
fie reibte nidt fin alle @Gite. 9as
lit au6 cine itattlide Seriammlung,
bic balbe Stabt lit a%ngefabren. SrGl,.
lein Sitter muB porerit nod bleiben,
fie lit nibt abfommlid. Soa it ST.
men ettpas uorleien? Sann itede i6
bic Sampen an"
rSuiien Sic MIR; aus Sbrem Sc.
fen nerbe id nitt flug, unb Der
Mbenb tit bell genug, if fam Den
Barf better iiberi6nuen. @as beoell.
tet Der Seueridein 5piihen ben 8dll.
menu"
US 1tno Sadeln, gnaoige Sralt.
60 berrli6 tits ME auf @~oltersoorf
geneien. Sic ioaten lid Die @eiea.
ihaft naber anidauen. 9us i6im.
inert uno fltnfelt Dor eitel @olo. Die
Tnmen tragen unbei6reiblihe Soi.
Ietten."
Sinh all6 WGnner barrnter?"
rSreilif, iebr itattlihe urb ans
iebnlide."
r8ie i6auen lie al,S2"
Die Seinemann mar an Sral
Burfbarts Sonoerlihfeiten gerpGbnt
nno nabm fem Irg on Der Srage.
Sic begann, in langen llmriiien Die
geiebenen Serren 81 ifi55ieren uno
munoerte iif i'm StiQen nift lpenig,
fold regem Sntereiie 81 ~begegnen.
Die SailOerung fiel lang uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Iein Sitter, Die 9inoer ltno Sacqles
III ibrem Sdus bleiben bier"
~Sa, i'd gebe nit Dir; i6 CLAUDE,
man bat bort cine before Ilisiiht,
tno i'd mill mogli6it piel golf iiber.
i6aucn."
Son Der 9aronin uno Dem Siener
1eitiist, itieg Srall 9urfbart aus benz
8agen unb bene9te iif Der Hihtung
Su, mo bie @iibne itanb. Sie anoern
Samen foIgten.
Manon uno Die beiben 9inoer pa.
rem alein 5uriidgeblieben.
rSiirfen mir 5li Dem 3litId)er auf
ben Bod iteieen2 @ir fonnen bort
piel better ieben, bier ieben mir BLOB
Die Setter poriiberbuihen, Die Yferbe
gar nift," baten Die 8leinen. Ma.
non erlaubte es germ uno traf 8or.
februnsen, baB bic aleinen bon ibrem
boben Stanb nidt berabitiir5en
fonnten.
Cine babe Stnn6e modte 10 Der.
ga1een iein. @dbrenb Wanon iih
Wiibe gab, Die unaufborlihen Sra.
gen Der &inber eenau 81 beanttporten,
taltfte bidt neben ibrem Sit Der g(i.
leiior gudbaa auf, Der Tie NIT einem
freunolid.erniten v@uten Sag" be.
griiBte. sd babe Sic neuIid idon
erfannt," iprah er ihnen tpeiter, Inn
ibr 8%elegenbeit su gebe,l, ibre @erIe.
genbeit gu iibertpinben, ,uno fonnte
beilte Der 8eriudung nidt pioer.
iteben, Gle an5ureben. Sic 5iirnen
mir nibt, gelt2 8ieleift pGre es
bisfreter, Sic unbebelist Sl laiien-
aber ih bin Sbr narmer Sreunb, tpie
audi meine graut Sbrer germ ge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Die ainoer braden bel Der t~roItlos
len Iusiift in lautes 8einen aus.
rDir po1en CUR Wama!" i6lilh5te
flein 2iia aiemlih unee5ogen.
.g8ir moaen ielbit %biniiber." Ma.
non itaub ihon auf Dem @roboben
unb bob Die 8inber 5u iib berab.
Sci rubig, 2ieshen, mir iuden inns
ielbit @aiier," berubi9te lie oas mel.
nenbe 8inb.
IS mar ~gerabe5u lebenseefdbrlih,
ii6 on oas MILD umtoite Buffet 5u
fpasen; Wanon erfannte baS llnmog.
lihe balo an ltnb iiberlegte raid.
Sic pinfte Sacques, Der ibr gefolgt
mar, unb lieB i'm nit ben 8inoern on
Der Ode bes Reitaurations5eites
Boito faiien.
Wit Iufbietung al ibrer arafte
periu6te tie, Die Neiben am 9iiffet
an burhbrefen; es eelang ibr enblid
mad pielen pergebliden 8erhlden,
neil einige Serren gallant geniig roc.
rem, ibr Blas 81 MAIDEN. Had eini.
gem 8arten erbielt lie elm @las 81.
monabe uno mafte it'd oamit auf
ben Riidneg. Iber an Der @de, no
Die ainber itanoen, bate it'd Die
S5ene gepaltig perdnoert. Die so.
ronin itono NIT ben 9amen uno IN
9egleitung einiger Serren, inter De-
men ii6 9runnef befano, BEL benieI.
ben uno mar flammeno roth Dor In.
millen.
.SrGulein Sitter, pie fonnten Sic
iid unteriteben, Die 8inber in baS
@efpiibl 81 bringen uno bier allein
nit Sacques 81 laiien!" rief iie ent.
%riiitet.
Wanon itanb ipie angepurSelt.
8as miibiam erlangte @laS in ibrer
Sano ifwanfte beoenflifl, ibre angit.
erfiiQten augen flogen 51 9runned
biniiber, Der tie anifaute, pie Die alt'
bern -. Gin LANCER ielbitoergeiiener
8lid! Simmel unb Groe brebten
iih nit Wanon-iie tpolte ipre6en-
Tie beiann ii6 alif Die @ortc, Die lie
eben allf ben 2ippen gebabt.
.8ib uns Die 2imonaoe!" bat Die
feline 9iia baSpiiden uno griff nod
Dem @laie.
,@eben sic ben ambern bas @ai.
Ter uno Damn beeilen Sic iid; es lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

oenft. Sd bemerfte sic porbin i6on,
oils lie Die Gbauiiee baberfamen."
SD oGnfe Sbnen." Wanon
reihte ibm Die Sanb.
sd babe 9ucp mitgetbeilt, bob i'd
Sic auf @oItersborf s~etroffen, unb
tie bot mid beauftrast, Sic Sl fra.
gen, Oh ibr Batter nidts fir Sic tbun
fonne?"
rNein." nerieste Wanon leiie.
Cine feline, peinlide 8auie mar
bod entitanben. Die 9efansenbeit
Der beioen mar gu sroB. rDenn sic
Gefanen an benz Wettrennen finoen,
min i6 Sbnen gerne Die art bes 2ar,.
fens erfldren."
"Snfel 8u4bal, iteiae bo6 al
Srdulein Sitter in ben 8agen, 9u
fannit Damn piel better ieben." 9ie
feline 2iia @oltersoorfer flatidte
frobli9 in Die Sanoden nit ibrem
8oriblag.
Ser aiieiior I16elte uno nidte benz
fleinen, niebli6en Wdo6en Su. gr
iteate iid auf ben 2ritt uno lebnte
ii6 etfpas auf ben Sis, babel bon
aaem moslihen ipre6enb, bon ben
Betten, Die 5piiden ben 8apaIieren
perabrebet iInb gum Iustrage gefcm.
men, bon ben Bferben, bon ieiner
graut, bon ben befannten Samen,
bon alien, MIR ni6t BON 8runned
unb bon &c =. 9eilGufig erpGbnte
er Der 8erlobung ieines S6lpagers
unb fragte lei6tbin, Oh es ibr be.
fannt lei, baB er iid NIT 2iai De See.
fen perlobt babe.
SD neiB es ieit fursem," erpi.
oerte iie leiie. Gin feudter 8lan5
ihimmerte in ibren Iugen; menn es
cine sepeien, Die lie ibm piini6te, 10
mar es 2iai.
~Sit er gliidlid2" fragte tie, 6eim
abihieo einen Woment ieine Sano
balteno, Die er ibr sereidt.
Or miro es bon Saa Az Saa
mebr," %antportete er, obre iie an5u.
ieben.
Sic batte nod 10 piele Sragen--
aber oas Ser3 ianf ibr, iie beiaB ni6t
Den Wutb ba5u. sic nidte ibm lin.
memo 81, oils er iih, in Der Menge
nod einmal griiBeno, mad ibr NM.
manote.
Ra6oem Der erite Sbeil bes @ett.
rennens ieine grleoigmg geiunoen
bate, traf cine groBcre Ba,lie elm, in
Der allies 81 Dem Heitalrations3elt
elite, I'M etmas 5u genieBen. Die
3inoer Der 0aronin flagten iiber
9urit, unb Ianon idifte SacqueS
aus, Inn etipas 2imonaoe an bolen.
@r mar iebr lange ausgeblieben; ais
er enbli6 5uriidfam, mar ct iebr
ROTH i'm @eiidt uno brafte nid)tS.
SD babe mid fat tootquetifen lai.
fen, itm MIR Elm @las Waiier az er.
balten Die llnoronung lit 3u grob I'M
3elt; i6auen Sic, Srdulein, ipie ib
ihmise, id babe nihts .befommen."
Gr bob Die Wtiise unb 5eigte feline er.
bitte Stirn, auf Der oide S1weiB.
tropfen itanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
(Sortie b II a.)

2anter Sllbel moQte in WanonS
Ser5en srpb weroen. &aimullo
8runned bate bod nift 2ucp &c.
tpablt! Sbr Ser5 itelte bunbert 6ra-
gen, bod iiber ibre Sippen orang
feline. 9agobert bon Stamm bate
fie raid ~pereeiien. Dab er 10 bolo
Elm anberes @eien an ieine Settle ge-
rufeil, Denies oeutlih, DAP er nidt
tngliiflih geporben.-
@s mar bereits ipdt, oils Wanon
init Der 9aronin bon Der Staot beim-
febrte. Die alte Seinemam beriG.
tete iofort, oaB Sral Silrfbart Srolt-
lein Sitter 81 ipreden piinlhe, be-
Dor lie ibr 3immer auiilt6e.
Maron miafabrte Dem 8unihe
germ lnb nGberte iit iadte Dem
&ranfenbett, in Der Sofinlng, baB
fie Srau Surfburt ihlafenO arltreife.
Gem mar ieboh nift 10, Die armc
Srau ihlief nift, ionoern bate auf
ibr Gridcinen gepartet. nSesen
Sic iid einen Iugenblif 81 mir" lie
oeutete auf ben Stllbl neben ibrem
Eager. sd Dpqte bas &dtbiel 10
len, ipeldes Sic mir bette er5dblt,
ih babe oas gnbe %gef,rnoeit, lpollen
Sie's piiien? Imelie @ulbrabt
liebte ben Staatsanpalt Srunnef;
fie abnte nit ifarfem Snitinft Die
begiinitigte Hipalin in Sbnen ltnb
miBgonnte sSbnen bas 9etreten bes
Sauies bes 8eliebten; tie beidloB oes-
balb, Sic in grunnefs Iugen berub.
5uiesen, u1b ipablte Die Serfleioung
10, baB er Sic oabinter perm,tben
ioate. gmnp bon Slber aber mahte
einen Strid ourd Die Gebnung; tic
NOR es uno feline anbere, meld)e Die
Gedenlufe offnete, Inn Der 8erfapp.
ten einen Senf5ettel 81 geben; Tie
tette gan5 riftig poraiis, oab Imelie
Maes aufbieten miirbe, Inn ben 8olb-
reif pieoer5lerlangeu unb bus Salis
ibrer Sante ourf Serluit besielben
nidt gu ibdoigen. ameIie bot Sic
Sd)weigen bis gum ndfiten Gage,
im Seit 81 %gepinnen; Tie biiate lid,
na6oem Die 9amen gum 9aa eesan.
gen, in ben Wl,mmenifan5, Mno
burbniiblte Die ShrGnfe bes Staats.
neutrality-suspicious., er bate oas
Shmufitiid 81 gut perpabrt. Bel
benz fruftloien Suden rpar Die Belt
nergangen, tie unb gmmp, Die IN.
jipilden Die 2ufe geoffnet, nadbem
tie i6on porber Die 2ofalitdten oes
Sanies fpabrgenommen, borten Die
Soitstbiir geben, ais Sic bonn 9aae
beimfebrten; @mmp bat Die ungliid-
life amelie unitreitig beobahtet,
bieQei6t boben iib belize eeIeben;
6enn 10 MIR lit gu erflGren, bab lie
nod eine poQe Stunbe in Den obern
&allmen blieben, biz Der beran.
riifenoe Morgen gntfernung sebot-
nun crit folgte Die aataltropbe.--gs
iolte cine feline 9osbeit iein, Die bas
Nahtipanbeln perleibete, Ser 3ufaa
bot einen Worb oaralls gemaft. So,
Sr1nlein Sitter, Den SOB Der arnlen
Mmelie bat Tie nidt eenollt, penlr.
gleiA lie iid iaeen mlBte. lpenn ELM
Menid bon iolh betrGdtliher Sobe
berabltiir5e, er aud tobtlid perlest
iein Tonne. aber Die 8ergeltuug fir
fommt bod, penn lie audi Der
irbiiden @erehtiefeit entgangen-
@ottes Wiiblen mablen langiam,
I~angiam-aber fein!"
Z ~ =
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

doing it. The fact that the speak
er referred to the suffragette phase
simply is illustrative of what the
young ladies who are persistent
may accomplish in any cause.
The popular cause in Benton
County is the winning Of The
CHRONICLE prizes. It has come tc
the point where the workers are
settling down to the steady task OF
securing and turning in subscrip.
tions. Either you are in to win OF
you are tagging. If the latter is
the case, the outcome Of such can
didacy is plain to you.
Nothing succeeds like success,
and to be successful you must at
the same time be persistent and
confident in what you undertake.
The feeling that you can win if
you wish, will do much to help you
on in your work. A person with
sufficient confidence can accom-
plish whatever he or she wishes.
AS an example, the story is told of
the man who declared that he
would wager large sum of money
against a smaller sum of money by
another that he could pass through
the offices of a big down town build
ing with certain petition and in
duce six men out of every ten to
sign 1T just by the assurance he
would exhibit as he entered. The
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

wager was made and the petition
bearer went through the Offices
When he emerged, he showed the
waiting crowd the names of twenty
men out of twenty-seven who had
signed petition to have them
selves hung for not looking more
closely at the document presented.
While this illustrates the tendency
of people to be slipshod in noting
petitions and what they call for.
the take likewise is a good example
of what confidence on the part of
the person who approaches you
will call forth. The same conf
dence serves to make financial sue
cesses out of men who start life
with nothing more than jack
knife and an apple core. Have
confidence in yourself.
You have the best proposition
any person could obtain when you
go to friend and talk The CHRoN-
ICL's merits. This paper furnishes
it's readers with more exclusive
features, a better edited local news
service and more extensive and
interesting county news service
than any publication which may
ever have offered you the oppor-
tunity to secure something in the
way of opportunity.
Bear in mind, also, that every
subscription to The CHRONICLE
turned in by the candidates in the
piano contest will be sent for the
full length of time paid for. We
hardly think this statement neces-
sary, but inasmuch as there has
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
CHESTNUT HILL.

Joe Melton and family visited in
this community Sunday.
William Pahal is in very feeble
health, we regret to learn.
W. M. Pafford spent Saturday
night with j. M. Pafford.
.. N. Patford is improving his
farm in the way Of new fencing.
Mrs. Julia Pafford is improving,
and G. N. Pafford is able to be up.
Sunday School was well attended
at Chestnut Hill Sunday evening.
b. A. Totty spent Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. O. N. Pafford.
Mrs. Delphia Pafford is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. r. Warrick,
this week.
Farmers are anxiously waiting
for fall of Tennessee River SO
they can 60 to work.
1t seems that winter has given
us a gentle reminder to stick to
our old clothes for awhile.
W. d. Pafford, salesman for the
Premium Portrait Co. of Camden,
is in for short stay. He reports
dull sales, but widow merchants
and strawberries are plentiful in
West Tennessee. Stick to it, Bud;
you'll win out.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-22

been complaint by many who sub.
scribed for another newspaper in
previous contest, alleging that
they did not receive it, we want the
candidates in TIE CHRONICLES
contest to feel no hesitancy about
calling attention to the fact that
HE CHRONICLE is an established
paper of twenty years standing,
and the name "Old Reliable" given
it by it's subscribers, is a household
word in hundreds of homes in
Benton County.
Make the remaining first period
count for more than the first of it.
You can do it. It is nearing the
time when your candidacy will be-
come fixed on bed rock or lie shift
less on sand foundation. Also,
the time for sending in nominations
becomes shorter as each day of the
contest progresses. If The CHRoN-
1oLE's offer Of prizes "makes hit
with you," write, call, or telephone
for detailed information as to how
you may became a candidate and
secure votes with which to win.
The first period vote scale now pre-
vailing is larger than the second
period will be. Make your decis-
ion now and determine to start if
you have not already done SO.