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New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
LOSES $4,000 LIBEL SUIT
Appellate Division Sustains Lower
Court Favoring Orient Insurance Co.

The suit Of Charles II. Eaton, who owned
s11O.esl worth OF stock in the Hotel Amper-
sand. in the Adirondacks, when the place
was destroyed by fire. against the Orient
Insurance Company for $4,000 damages for
alleged libel was dismissed yesterday by
the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court
Eaton had policy for Sl,5eo n the de-
feudant company, and brought suit Wnen
the company refused 10 pay the amount.
In answer to his suit the company alleged
Eaton had entered into conspiracy with
Herman Van de Wall TO destroy the hotel
80 that he might collect on the insurance
policies. Eaton brought an acton for this
statement saving that the charge Of con-
spiracy was false.
The company in its answer 70 this action
said that Van de Wall had confessed TO the
District Attorney of New York as 10 the
conspiracy. The court wrote no opinion in
disnissing E.atou's suit
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
RENTALS IN THE RoCKAWAYS.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased at
Arverne. Long Island. for the s. & L.
Construction Company. cottage, No. l0t
South Sea View avenue, to Mrs. Sara Leon;
for Herman Gutenberg, Il store on the Boule-
ward TO J. Adams & Bro; at Far Rock
away. for Max Katz. cottage on Gipson
Place 10 Barton II. cabin; for Mrs. r.
Ievv. cottage on Hollywood avenue to r.
". Emerson: for Julia Sanders. cottage
corner Carlton and Hollywood avenues to
BENJAMIN Schoen. and at Cedarhurst. for
Edwin Stern. cottage on Spruce street, TO
Reriamin H. Stern.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

Realty traders were active Yesterday in
some of the slluring investment and spec
ulative districts in Manhattan and The
Bronx
In the downtown zone there was an all
cash transaction. II was the sale by the
Charles F Moves Company of Nos. e1 and
So Front street substantial five story
and basement building, valued at sbo,o"o-
The purchaser is the Preferred City
Real Estate Company. which recently Sc
cured through the same brokers the ao-
joining property. No. So Front street
Both buildings will he altered. NO 90
Front street having already been rented
by the. Moves Company from the plans
Negotiations are pending for the lease OF
Nos 81 and So Front street
The officers of the Preferred City Real
Estate Company are James ". McCulloch
and Harry Hall The concern has pur-
chased through the same brokers five
buildings in the downtown section. The
buyer said 1t is not accommodating a plot
in the Front street district
The trading also brought about a change
in ownership of several West Side prop
critics The John 3. Berry Company sold
the six story apartment house. on plot
S5xq7.7 feet. on the south side Of 162d
Z.
Charles Brownold was reported to have
sold the six story elevator apartment
house at the northwest corner of Madison
avenue and eth street L occupies a plot
fronting 100.11 feet on the avenue and 95
feet Oh the street.
Several big leases were reported yester
day.
Albert B Ashforth leased for Halibur-
ton Fales the four story building No. 3SS
Fifth avenue. on lot 24.6x125 feet. to
Isaac H. PelIer, who is also the tenant Of
No. 3S1 adjoining. On the combined plots
Mr. PeIler will erect q structure for his
own use. The lease is for long term,
the rental being about 100000.
Mr. Ashforth recently leased for the
Bliss estate to KurZman Nos 3S5 and 387
Fifth avenue
The vacant plot at the northwest cor
ner OF Third and fremont avenues. owned
by the Charles Barson estate. has been
leased TO A Schultz. cigar dealer. for q
term of twenty-one years, with the privi-
lege of two renewals.
The plot measures So feet on Third ave-
nue. and 5S feet on fremont avenue. A
store building is to be erected on the site
by Mr. Schultz
This corner is one of the best known in
The Bronx. Until recently 1t was the
subject Of litigation which had covered a
period of several years
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
RECEPTION FOR CHINESE BOYS
Miss Dodge Entertains Students at Her
Home-Praise from General Foster.

u came here tonight all the way from
Washington IN order 10 shake hands with
body OF young men who will in the next
few years play the most important part in
the history OF mankind I'm the oldest and
greatest country on earth. said General
John ". Foster al the reception Miss Grace
II Dodge gave for Chinese students last
night al her home. Nc De- Madison ave-
nue..
The reception was in honor Of President
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia Uni
versity and Mrs. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Low and General Foster. Miss Dodge was
assisted in receiving by Miss Helen Gould
and Mrs RAYMOND c. Knox
Professor Raymond G. Knox. Of Column
bia University. introduced the speakers of
the evening. I. &. Wellington Koo. presi-
dent of the Chinese Students Alliance of
the Eastern States. responded 10 the ad-
dress of welcome on behalf of his coun-
trsmeu.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FREEMAN ST. " cor LOngIe4loH ave
William Buess sgt Albert Gerhards unc) et a;
y arch 16 1910; sST A.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH. T6; Berg
man Rosenberg & Rotner Co aSr Augustus
Plateau ct al; May 4. 1910; sf42-
18TH ST. 551 West; Max Litowich agt 18th
Street Realty Co ct al: Oct s, 1910; s116 IS
IT'D ST eO1 West: 5 GOIdsJein agt Barnard
Realty Co et al Oct %. 1910; s61
PATH ST 142 70 146 West; Henry krumgoid
agt District Realty CO 81 al; Nov B. 1910: $500
SAND PROPERTY: whIte-van claim Co agt
same: Nov g. 1910: ST13 80.
SAME PROPERTY: Duffy & Meagher agt
same: Nov 3. 1910. 81 ,2G0
SAME PROPERTY: Empire City Gerard Co
agt same, Nov 9. 1910; s3.0i5.
SAME PROPERTY; Reliance Fireproof Door
Co agt same: Nov 3. 1910; 81. 625-
SAME PROPERTY: Samuel OstergTeeu &
Sons agt same: Nov :. 1910 S2O56.
SAME PROPERTY: Charles Johnson agt
same: Nov 9. 1910; s1.S0o
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
LEASE IN CIRCLE DISTRICT
New Rentals Affecting Lofts IN Mid
town Also Reported

John !. Clancy & Co. have leased the two
four story dwelling houses Nos. 3'4 and $40
West 5Sth street to Katherine Dignan ana
Sarah Riegel for term Of years Ihe
houses Will be used for boarding house pur-
poses
The Du-oss Company has leased No 40
West 18th street TO Julius Fingerhut and
No. 135 West 22d street 10 Charlotte Perez
Leon.
I, J. Phillips & Co have leased for
term for the Dwight estate the four story
dwelling house No. Is West S6th street
Leon s Altmayer and Frederick Fox
e. Co. have leased for a term Of years the
store and basement. comprising 5000 feet.
in Nos. 474l. and 475 Broadway. running
through 20 No. IS Crosby street, 10 $ J.
I.evy & Son.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SUBWAY OVER MILLION MARK
December 5 Almost Record Breaker
for Number of Tickets Sold.

Il was announced at the Offices Of the
Public Service Commission yesterday that
Il had been reported by the 1nterborough
Rapid Transit Company that Iooo.1W tick
els were sold on the subway on December
. Only on two days during the week OF
the Hudson Fulton celebration has the
number OF tickets sold on single day on
+l,e line of the subway exceeded a million.
On eight davs last month the. sales ex-
oeaded o0O6eO. the daily average for the
month being SIZES This average IS for the
entire thirty days, and the sales on Sunday
.,., ,,s7,aI1y only five or six hundred Ihous-
ond The average for November, 1893. was
100 and there was thus an increase OF
20 IS5 in one year.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
DEFENDS NEWARK FIREMEN
Their Chief Says Girls Jumped
Before His Men Arrived

Fire Chief Astley was the principal r-.
ness yesterday before the Coronar's t,-r
which is investigating the High street sao.
tory fire. In Newark which cost t7veurv
five women and girls their lives on Nover,.
ber 26 He entered defence OF the rer
of hts department, referred 20 the citizens
who aided in the work Of rescue By raisfn,
ladders as ''sreenhorns' and admitted ina.
the city was in a serious way with refer
ence TO coping with such q situation az
was presented by the disaster n question
The chief declared that the jumping ss
the women and girls from the windows o,
the burned building was all over when
ne got 10 the scene and that il was from
information he obtained as 10 the southern
end of the building that he directed the
men 10 play streams there
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were recorded
vesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Sa1esrOons. Nos IA and 10 Nesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day
SD AVE. S53a $ 1898 # Of l6stn St, sa1s GsN
adjourned 10 Dec 10.
WHITE PLAINS RID, :. 1901 # ,,.n,os5 Of Kos
s,Ith ave 25x77. .Sx76.4, WiIiamsbridge; adJourheo
Jan 9. 80
143D ST. II $. 1121O Fl ? of Lenox ave; TX
% II vacant: sold to the plaintiff for SJl'V.
BY Cornelius G- Kolf-
sEDGWICK AVE, " 6646 + n or " ash @
iDgton Bridge Park. 10ox132 OK 100 lX2u--1o' va
cant: sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Daniel Greenwaid.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 763, " s; es.4 II ,e.5t OF
1astb 81 ao5xss Ok irreg sty dwlg Sheriff 5
Ta ifIe'i ~ OH risbt title etc which Louis Meyer
bad on Feb II or since: sold 10 Ada E Meyer
for 500
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
RIVER CONGRESS ENDS
Taft's Attitude Commended
To Ask for s5O,O00,000.

Washington, Dec s.-With the adoption
Of resolutions outlining ifs attitude on the
Improvement Of waterways and the re-
election OF Representative Joseph z Rans-
dell of Louisiana as president. the National
Rivers and HarbOrs Congress brought 70
q close to-day its seventh annual CONVEX
ton. which has been characterize from
start TO finish by complete harmony
The resolutions commend the attitude Of
President Taft and urge the annual ap-
preparation Of S0.000.OIO by Congress tcr
the Improvement OF waterways. TO De paid
out OF current revenues where possible
otherwise BY the sale Of bonds II Is de-
cIared however. that the congress tavors
such bond issues only for permanent in
provements and that Jhe amount Of arr
issue shall be limited 70 the requi-emsn,
OF the year OF issue
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
GAS COMPANY TO BUILD.

Plans have been filed for the twelve story
office and loft building to be erected for the
Consolidated Gas Company al the southeast
corner Of Irving Place and 18th street. The
building will be of brick, with terra Gotta
trimmings, freproof in construction, with
frontage of 81 feet on Irving Place and
I556 feet on the street The entrance is 10
be on the street side OF the building Henry
J. Hardenbergh, architect. has estimated
the cost of the structure at $3.50 coo.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
WATSON GUEST AT DINNER.

Archibald r Watson. Corporation Coun-
sci. was tie guest OF honor al the dinner
ol the University Of Virginia Alumni AS
aociatfon in the Waldorf last night. Among
the eighty guests five responded 10 various
toasts that somehow always brought the
speakers back to Mr.. Watson before many
minutes. None of the speakers fought this
inclination. only one. in fact. caring 10 pro-
long his remarks beyond the utterance of
euIGgy.
The exception was Professor Thomas W.
Page. Of the University Of Virginia. who.
after talking hfiy-two minutes. launched
the query, What IL a college education
and continued Ia an earnest manner until
me hour and thirteen minutes had hurried
lie nee.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
LIS PENDENs-

BRCADVsY. cor IJsd n ieOzl5o- >.
ward Schsile agt Morris Levin iacrion - - -
Close mechanics lem. attorney. e Es1I,u..-
eTH ST. 3f2 East: Charles 3 Mez~rs az. =.
ham Germansky % al fsoTscIosurs Of rsrz51-
tOrney. a stern -
t04TH ST, 90 70 4f2 East Jo-enh
sgt William Hauptma1n st al (DartitIor5s ~
tOrreT. " 7 Ieitch- 81
81 AVE. cor ff6th - 2s SKIM -
Cawein ag- Tobias z Burke Cuo.fce ~ ....as
msnti. attorneys kaskus Cohen & CTo-rir- y
99TTf ST. ia and 11S West Anna A eu,-
aSt Victor De Ia II Earle - al force 60 =
Mtg. attorneys. L Sk a n Znke
s3D ST. IS ard so East. tUo actions r.
q Blumenstock e al agt Yale Pare (a~sfo-',us =
foreclOse mechanics liens. attorney. Dr1s-,' -
MOTT AVE s. $50 q 3 o. l5Gth s- 80.
Ida RegeI aEt August EzrseIhsrdr 81 Al f-,e-',
tom. attorneys. Ka-z e Sognmericn- So
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOTTH "a T-.x
lex Robinson azc George y Stevers Il ~ -
tIon recover possessiOnl; attorney. o 2 -
strOTn-
FORDHAM AVE. u $. 10 e 8 % Not. 9.
100: Mary J Archer sgt Myrnn y CudGs6ses
al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney. II CJve-fn~~Z- = =
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SALE OF DR.. sTLvA's LIBRARY
Bret Karte Manuscript Fetches the
Highest Price at Opening Session.

Tte tfronz Of book lovers that gathered
lasr nisir aJ the Fifth Avenue Art Gal
o-fas Nc AZ Fifth avenue. Ia bid al the
Hc~- session oI ihe sale of the library Of
T,r- . r. Sil>;l- paid Slo,6s5 for the 10 lots
offered The highest price for a single vol
-ssag-vvas paid Pr Z NJ Thompson
for the original manuscript of BTer Harte's
California move. The Reformation ~
J. r1as Read.
what Is said 70 nc The most beautifully
printed English Bible Of recent Years. III
.r,-e volumes. and containing ten large oil
paintings bv g. VIA. brought 500 It is
said 20 have cost Sl0.@@ An edition dc luxe
OF Charles Dickens-s complete works in
siNty volumes brought 1920 The sac VIII
Ia. concluded this evening
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
EXCHANGE OF BRONX PROPERTIES

Arthur T. Du Cret & Co. in conjunction
with l. z Chapman. have Just effected an
exchange OF properties involving s5S,500. The
trade consisted of two four story double
apartment houses at 172d street and Min
ford Place. owned by the Teasdaie Realty
Company for which they received a free
and clear country place on the Redding
Ridge, Conn Several thousand dollars cash
was given In the transaction
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
PENNsYLvaNIA's NEW TRAIN.

IN the f1rtherance of its plans % safe
guard its patrons and give The public the
.aset ia railroad construction nc Pennsyl-
Asr7iz Railroad has added another solid
ere.i Pullman train 20 ats equipment TINS
ie Tho Congressional Limited. running
.-st ueeu New York and Washington This
rr.sfr which Is composed exclusively OF
Pullman rfarioT cars. ia lOT smoking car.
IN obs rE-a1}ou car anG a dining car, rep
reserre n highest type % steel construct
- train IN the world Running without
chang. between tao great cities.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
BURR EMpLoYE sURRENDERs.

Boston Dec. s-5Oseph II. Real. OF
Chestnut f5ill who absent from the
Office Of Burr Brothers III New York when
f4se posfoficr authorities visited IL IN Mo-
s-rri,er rave himself u8 - t1e federal ati-
tf.af5tFes to-day and WIS charged before
T-aEfa-l States Commissioner Hayes with
tisiua :ee mails IL q schsrne 70 oefraud
Waiter = Altman. Of Topeka Kan.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
STRUCTURE FOR AERoPLANEs.

L. T. Alton, who recently leased the
cant plot 42Xl3S feet, on the east side OF
Broadway. $50 feet north OF 94th street. is
having plans drawn by Gronenberg &
Leuchtag for four story garage with an
ornamental and plate glass front. A novel
feature Of the building will be d roof, which
viii have a collapsibe anEle-iron cover, de-
signed for the manufacture and exhibition
of aeroplanes
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

I56TH ST. 3 100 q OF Broalwz- -
% Il. Metropolitan Trust COMPANY of ~ S- '
% New York loans Ksr1ack Realty Co sIaas.
SIMPSON ST. s. 234- 10 = of 18th q -
100: CITY Mortgage Co loans = Q Ga1ne~ co-'
structfon Co $1,000
MADISON AVE, II: surety Realty On 1o...
Pullman Holding Co $50. OO0-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

SAME PRoPEFdf Pro. ,1I,a u 1ieaasr s8 Lsrksn +.
SAME PROPERTY. Wacsou-F-Ia~~
i1= % sgt same. Sov E. 1910. 81 .20a
BROADWAY Amsterdam ave s4., -
sts. intersection. Charles Spsuge-h~-v ~
James Mef7reerT Realty Corporation ~ az
y rdf. 81 7.s0 ~
157TH ST. 6o4 10 sOS West Rose L Ns,4Sr
agr CsorhsHI Construction Co - nan
1910: 81 900
SAME PROPERTT. same az Sa-,h
et al. Oct n 1910. 81 .02s nss-'s
PROSPECT AVE. = $50 = = % Ia,
AIbAre1e stone % sxt D'AnEeIo po-,a--s-"l- ~ =:
st~uction 60 et a.. Der 2. 1910: 81 -
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
BANK THIEF PLEADS GUILTY.

Cornwall Arnold. former manager OF the
Fi hudson River branch OF the Corn EN-
change Bank. pleaded guilty yesterday III
General Sessions ty stealing $50 Of the
bank funds while he was paying teller
1ltr,.s Years ago and was reuauded until
December j. for sentence. An additional
f.Bf,.rlairf has been made 10 the District
Attorney = office 10y the banks officials
charging Arnold with the larceny of Sl.Go
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TRIANGULAR BLOCK SALE.

The Oreensboro ASSOCIATES nave pur-
chased the large triangular block bounded
hv Mott avenue. C;reenpoint avenue and
Packard street. Long Island City. Joseph
z. Day was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ADDS TO ITS REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS
With This Purchase of Front Street Building Preferred City
Company Now Owns Five Downtown Structures.
|. H. PELLER TO BUILD IN FIFTH AVE SHOPPING CENTRE

elevator apartment house known as Gle
ment Court, at the northwest corner of ssth
street and Madison avenue. recently ac-
quired by the New York County National
T2apk
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
SALES IN BROOKLYN SECTION.

The New York Urban Real Estate com-
pany has taken title to the eight ialiiliy
apartment house known as No Sto p" ASH
ington avenue, Brooklyn, adjoining Ihe coi-
ner Of St. Johns Place. The property Is ap-
praised at about S22,010.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TO MANAGE CLEMENT COURT.

The Frank J.. Fisher Company has been
appointed renting agent for the seven story
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or 10 LE
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

lay; 81 200: attorney. Lawyers Iftie Insult
and Trust Co fsO Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with mama and address OF lenders attorney
Interest > per cent unless otherwise stated
DECEMBER Q.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

ELIZA BETH ST. 1I5 # OF Grand ST.
40x94. Jan 3. 1905; Mary Fuchs 10 William
Allen Butler and ] Herbert Carpenter, eNrs;
sac. 900: attorneys, Butler Notman & Mynderse,
"a Wall
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08

give Chancellor Bullock down the
country. Mr.. Bullock is also. the
regular nominee Of the Democratic
party, but the speaker did not ask
the people to support him.
We can readily see that it makes
no difference with the Patterson
crowd as to the regularity of the
nominees rs long as they can keep
old Tennessee for a cradle to rock
baby booze in. We regret that
Mr.. Clement has lined up with the
booze crowd; he used to be on the
right side.
Mr.. johnson, candidate for Con-
gress, was in our midst last week
This reminds us, did Mr.. johnson,
like Judge Joe Jones, vote in the
June bug primary? Sims is run
ming away ahead of the hounds in
this section. He is, a good man,
and deserves the support of the
people.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
SUGAR TREE.

Mrs. Lucy Terry was on the sick
last week.
d. r. Odle and j. j. Jones were
in Paducah this week.
General Green has appeared in
our midst, but with few sunny
days we will soon route the enemy.
From some cause, better known
to himself, Mr.. Carter, Independent
candidate for Judge, failed to show
up here June 80.
Pardon us for indulging a little
prophesy. "Racer" was run into
his den, and will probably not come
out again until February to look
at his shadow.
We hardly know whether to lay
this rainy weather to the comet or
the "June bug primary" We are
told by astronomers that the comet
will not appear again for seventy
five years, and it is reasonable to
presume, from the cold reception
received, that the } June bug primary
will not repeat Itself.
The writer was in Camden Mon
day, and heard Hon } A.. Clement
expound the gospel according to
King Ham. He quoted scripture,
which seemed a little out OF place
for man who is making a fight for
the booze crowd. As be plead for
the Patterson Judges, we observed
man who sat close to the speaker
and drank in his eUquence and
shouts for "pure" Democracy, who
was himself "bolter" in the race
for foater. We regret that this
gentleman can SO deceive himself
as to think that he is Democrat.
Some men bolt from principle and
some from force of habit.
Mr.. Clement plead for the Pat
terson ticket, and said they were
the regular nominees of the lem
ocratic party, and proceeded to
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
SHERIFES SALE OF LAND.
A. v. Hardin VS.. Mrs. Mary Davidson

BY virtue OF a venditioni eXponas in my hands
issued by e. b. Holiday, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Benton County, Tenn, will ON
MONDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST. 1910
expose to public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash at the court house door in Camden, Tenn,
the following tract or parcel Of land lying and
beinginthe fourth civil district OF Benton COun
ty, Tenn, and described as follows, toWit Be
ginning30 poles north of the southeast corner OF
an entry in the name Of William Walker at
stake, chestnut and postCak pointers, and runs
east rs poles then north 1876 poles; then west
rs poles to a blackjack, blackjack pointers, then
south l26 poles to the beginning, containing 100
acres. The same was condemned as the prop
erty of Mrs Mary Davidson and ordered to be
sold by the Circuit Court of Benton County,
Tenn, at the June term, 1910, to satisfy a iudg-
ment in favor of A. v Hardin and against the
said Mrs. Mary Davidson for the sum of S4J.92
and interest and cost.
THIS July 6, 1910.
KIT WOODS, Sheriff.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
MciVER=PAFFORD.

A quiet wedding took place Sun
day forenoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Patford in the presence
of a few friends and relatives, the
contracting parties being Victor
McIver and Miss Lena Pafford.
Rev. L. W. Nelson pronounced the
impressive ceremony that made the
twain one.
Dinner was served at Mr.. Paf-
ford's and late in the afternoon the
bride and groom and a number of
guests drove to the home Of the
groom's father, where supper await
ed their arrival.
The groom is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud McIver of near Postoak.
and is young man of noble aspi-
rations and high moral character,
and is a lumber manufacturer.
The bride is charming young
lady, and is greatly admired by all
who know her. She possesses a
sweet and lovable disposition, is an
excellent housekeeper, and has a
good talent for music. They have
hosts of friends who join in con-
CALCULATIONS and wish for them a
long, peaceful and prosperous life,
A COUSIN.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08

the following described tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the ninth civil district of Ben
ton County, Tenn, and bounded as follows, to
wit: On the south by The lands of 7. c. Craney,
on the west by lands of Roe Harris, on the north
by lands of w. w. Christopher, and on the east
by lands of John Cherry, containing G5 acres, be
the same more or less. The same was condemn
ed as the property of John Evans and ordered
to be sold by the Circuit Court of Benton County,
Tenn, at the june term, 1910, TO satisfy a iudg
ment in favor of w. CaraWay x Sons and against
John Evans for the sum of 1896 20 and interest
and cost.
This July 4, 1910.
KIT WOODS, Sheriff
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
BUSINESS ANNouNUEm ENT.

The subscription price of TIRE CHRONICLE is
$l.Oo per year; 90 cents for six months; % cents
Tor 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
at the rate OF cents per line. We will furnish
ratesfOr display and local advertising on appllca.
ton.
News communlcallonsa and articles on questions
OF public interest apf solicited, but we assume no
responsibility for th9expresslons contained in all
such communications and articles published.
Remttances can be made in various ways that
are perfectly safe. but all remttances sent at
risk of the sender
All remittances and business communications
should be sent to
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Phone AZ. Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
Revival at Morris Chapel.

The revival meeting at Morris
Chapel will begin next Sunday at
IL am. The pastor will be assist
ed by two or threepersonal workers.
Let all come and join in and help
in this great cause. There will be
preaching at Cowell's Chapel at
$50 p. m. Everybody come.
y e. W. NELSON, 2. G.