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The Holbrook news., 1911-10-06

J. E. Cox. Cashier of the Merchants and Stock Growers Bank, left Sunday morning for Prescott. to attend a meeting of the Arizona Bankers Association. He expects to be gone until We'd nesday evening,
The Holbrook news., 1911-10-06
". P. GEARY FOR
 COMMISSIONER

District Attorney w. P. Geary who is a candidate for the office of Corporation Commissioner of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

foripunbne, ibet De babe FACET fig
giennem Staalgitret. 5angerne err
alminbelise 9ppe % &epere.
SOr itur Spcr / SfOleiagcn. s
Noble 9onnibip peo Sarge bite Der
fig forleoen unoer SorbanoIinger ON
Sfoleanliggenoer iaa megeu Sper,
Of man tiliioit begpnote at BRUCE
9nptn9per, og oct belle enbte meo, at
6. @. @alters maatte betaIe cit
MliIft for at babe gipet SfoleraaoetS
Sormano, Ole s. Seen, en- 3sraf.
Striben apitob iom Sslge al, at
Sfoleraaoet life piloe iprge for
Sransportering al @aIters' 9srn til
oe fra Sfolen, efter OF Sfolebuiet
HGrbeoen al bennes Sorm par blepet
lilffet al Naabet. @aIters mente,
of bette oa pligtebe ct ierge for
Sransportering til n9ite Sfolebus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Cub 9ukntn.

S~lSsnaabe / @crmilliou. On SIbe-
brano, Der antages at bore paaiat,
soelaeoe tiblig ON Worgenen oen
24be Oft. S. &. SunIaps @areblls
SpenslepS 8roceributif % Dob Sci
lolus Saa / Sermiaion, anrettenbe
ialt ct Sab al omtrent $4,000; us.
iitrance $1,000. gn eaer anben l1or-
ben peb @anop9rfet bepirfeoe, al
man life funoe faa 8anb for en- beI
Zine efter at Slben uobrsb.
st Spraab til Waisbprfere. Or.
q. %. Sume, ErofeSior peo Statens
2anobrugsifole / groofings, bar
forrige llge uoiteot ct Opraab, bpori
Statens Sarmere minoes ON, at set
M er Sioen at inbiamle Waisi9b,
.iamt at De UNDER bette grbeioe maa
piie Den Itsrite Smbpggeligbeo, bpis
De nGite Iar perlter at faa noget ITO
bptte at fin Waisbprfning. Mois-
I9oen maa itrar lop9lges, flyer ban,
og iaa uoitiQes paa oe forifieuige
lofale noitiainger, bporpaa set pr9-
miebelenneoe Erobuft ber ienoes til
Statens Waisuoitiaine, iom / So
MAR af6olbes / Mit6ea. Statens
Corn ano Grain 8rooers' asiocia-
tion boIoer tit @arsmsbe / WitheG
ira 15be til t9be San, % Irof.
Sumo err oenne screenings SefretGr.
Spertagcr grupfinss Suipital. =
SEQ ct Meoe al Iepr9Ientanter fra
groofings Menigbeoer og gpens
forifieaige Soreninger blep Ser taget
Sfriot til at organiiere en- SpIpitalss
forening, ser ifal opertage og oripe
9roofings Soipital, % feIgenbe
palgtes til Weblemmer al Sparb Of
Control: 8. q. Sploe, Sep. @iliau
&. Sbean, Or. 8. q. @orIt, airs. s.
@. Gatlett og Mrs. g. 6. SanIen.
Soreningens GmbeosmGno bill bIipe
palgt blanbt biSie, meb ltnbtagelie
al aasierer, Der bplgeS ,tbenom. ct
@arantifonb, ~belsberbe iig til
$1,000, blep tegnet paa nogle faa
Elmer, og man baabeoe, at Sberbra-
9elien funoe Ife inben faa Gage. So
ipitalet bill blipe lat unber birefte
Spipn af en- "erfaren "beaonurie", og
ale 2Gger / Sen ipbIiee Del al Sta.
ten lfal 6ape Iogang oertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
5Inrn gnkntn.

"gQc aoSc Sing or trc," flyer man,
men for 2pons 9lltif / 8ranb Sorts
bar bette life pGret SilfGlbet. Snoen
en- Waaneb er Der nernlig tire 8ange
iorepet Snobruo / oenne Sanoelsfor.
refining, on iibite Sang blep Der
itiaalet HepoIpere og Suipe til Ell
@prSi al $3.50. 6orsperne al set
icrite Snbbrrto blep faffebe, men nteb
Scnipn til DC TO iioite er man enbnu
/ |ilbrebe.
Sanen til Stantpn unSer IrbeiSe.
Hprtbern Eaciiic Sernbaneielifab art-
itrGnger zig til oct poerlte for of faa
Sioelinien ira Wauoan ill Stanton
iitano fsr |interen letter mo, %
bpis oct MI bliper goot Seir en- Sio,
piI set uoen SpiI lpffes, troos at
9(rbeioet er bIepet meget ioriinfet peo
Rean. MISUNDERSTANDING err paa
oet nGrmeite fulbisrt, oe S%finncrne
or Iagt paa enbel al StrGfningen
meIlem be TO Sper.
8lattc Surbrnbere. Sor mben
Sang inoen DC iibite iaa 0a9e or De
lantme fem Sanger rsulte ira SGng-
let 9pen @ottineau, % be
piI piitnof osiaa oenne Gang
blipe iasfebe, GA De menteS at
pGre omrinaeoe / lll9nbet nGr 9pen.
6srite Sang blep DC arreitereoe / ga.
naoa % bragt tilbage. % oa Sarge
uoeteren 9orsoag aften itGngte fine
6uaIe | 9uret merfeoe ban intet
u~ieSpanIist, men Ga ban iemten nj.
nuter ienere ifuIbe ailGgee 6anaerne
nof Ell @iiit fsr ban cit tilro, bar De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
9em Site cftober 1911.

Gnof StaneeIano, ogioa ira Stapan-
ger anlt, Der operleper benbe. 3es.
,toen eltetIaoer bun fig Sennerne
Souis og Senrp SrttIe iamt Steo-
ootteren Nnna, Gatter al SSmino
futile effer ferite sGgteifab. Selene
Futile har en- ItiQe % pennei9l
apinoe, Der iGrlig minoes al DC mat
&c Npbpggere, Der fanbt miblertibigt
Stem hos benoe. Hoitor Sanooen al
3olanb og Gaitor @iQiams al Hor-
NON talte peb 9earapelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
NltHcnuHu.
Gn frnntelin Etininn

Gn frpgtelig Sitting. = Sobn
grinfmal1 piloe forleoen Dag babe
liot en- frpgtelig 9po peo 8ice Safe,
ltrar noroenfor Ga crosse, bpis life
Seper og Iler anution bapoe ilunl-
pet til at opbolOe iig / N9rbeben.
9rinfman bapOe, for at fomme 9gn-
oerne pua Sfuobolb, paOet no / en-
WtDr, men ban fanOt Der til i'm Spr.
fGrbelie, at ban life funbe fournle no
igier, men ianf iagte opbere % bp-
bere neo. s i'm &ebiel begpnbte
ban at ifrige ON SiGlp, og oa De to
MGnb enoelig bsrte Heoraabene og
fom til Steoet, par grillfman jun
fen neo til ppiinoer Irmene og bar
fllbitGnoig lanmet al oct istolOe
0pno. Otter enbel Sanifeligbeoer
blep ban ballet op igien og bragt til
9pelt, men bans Silitano bar meget
betGnfelig efter Wprbaoet og Sor-
ifrGffelien.
2nmgebetrnbelie imitium. = Si-
neon 6. Warcott al Gscanaba,
Wib., err peo en- nplig / Wabiion al
iagt Seielteretsbom blepen tilfienot
en- Sfaoeserltatning for at abe paa-
en- DEMONSTRATING for at babe paa-
oens ban / en- al minneapolis, ct.
Eanl & Salllt Ste. Warie 9anens
Sopepogne giorbe Heiien melem
minneapolis og @scanaba, og oenne
Spgoom er berpeo inblemmet blanot
oe imitiomme. Manben gioroe neln-
lig Sen Y~aaItarb, at &sieit, bpori
ban JOB UNDER nGpnte Geiie, bar be.
fGnet meo ioabamne SaciQer, Der be-
pirfer 2irngebetpnoelie, at ban, efter
at bape liot al oenne Spgoom, life
gienpanot fin tioligere gobe Selbreo,
bporfor ban al Observation-Disclosures for.
lanete Ell SfabeserItatning al $780,
900. Surpen fanot Wtanoens Gaa'
Itanb OF rGre befeiet og tilfienote
ham $4,000 / gritatning. CONNIE.
rem fanbt bog bette libt bel paagaa'
enoe OF loo oct gaa meo, at Sern'
buneielifabet betalte Sagens Ont
foImin9er. Get err benne Som, Der
MI er blepen goofienbt al Seieiteret.
S~nlcbpitiben begpnber igien at
n9rme Jig, % bermeo felger 2Gng-
ielen eiter igien at banie ON Siile-
trGet / oct fi9re Sebrelanb. Were
OF mere alminbeligt blioer BET, og-
iaa for ben pngre 8eneration, at til
brinae SuIen paa set Steb, bpor De-
res SorGlores &igge itoo, % San-
fen er paffer. Set er MI paatibe at
aisre Sorbereoelier til benne &eiie,
o. Spmerfiombeben benleoes paa
Scanoinapian.I mericanIiniens aper-
tisicment / benne llogope al 9laoet.
Senne 2inies Oscar H. aisaar fra
0ew Oorf Ben 2Soe Hop. % "G. s.
Sietgen" bcn 30te Nop., meoens
ben ltore Srleerfuriion afsaar meo
"llniteo States" ben 7be Dec. Sette
err ben eneite birefte 9inie mellem
New Yorf % Sfanoinapien; Der fer
pcres goo, ifanbinapiif Mab og imaa
pripate aabptter erboloes paa treble
! 2lasie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

Spp Manb brufnebe Sorsbaa
uoenfor aiel, ibet en- lioen
Saao ira Den tpife arpoier "Dtiin.
den" fulbieiIebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

vi iGlgrr ct Scrrcnhr % ct Samcnbr, ium uucnfur brifrcuct, iii en-
Tus az fun $500 pr. Stgttc Set Cr iuucrc cno buuo lbreuc fuirr u,
fisnt ri fjpbcr Dem tDrrc Eortcr Ourtc ira 6abrifcu. vi furSrer lite
eusnng, of &c fl bctale Ocnc laue ErS, hr Sc br uucrbcpit Gem un,
at Oct llbr, e nburl9cr, cr til ScrcS iuoc SilircoSbcb % nlSclcS ium hi
Har bcfrrDct oct &c bcbpucr bctur tim a. icuOc Us 500, % &c faar
lthret tlinbt, nuScripa oct, ~ bmS oct or tHircNSincnSc, bdnlcr &c DC
refcrcuoe $500. Gr ltbrct life hIfrcbSiilcuoc, rcturucrcS oct pa uur
Sefuniug % &c faGr ScrcS Sular tlbagc.
@rHnben til, a tt ri iG8r 6tie lure Ill en- fa Io Gris, -t&t ri fbr ct
fort 2b ps padoroger rs al Gcftu or Der, at nj trpr, at ia gpt Tom sntur
efie SGnr al bette Slub pnffr ct smt % INT ubr, nuGr bet fan erbooss til
en- idaNan Spotprts. Meo andre Orb, ri or ffer pan, at o FI erbplbe Naprs
ps GopNr SuFnoOiS, iii bolfe u. iamiojg tn Inbe ppre
UYe frie prisliiter oper Darer
tu9emeb Sntalog oWr imtte rg pGr6ihmbe Grerrtcr % Scroieuuem mufacus
fa mango SrnOr. 8pe 4rSunr mobenucr ct Iurt lopalg al impprtrce
tnnonnotpe % andre Ectiarsicr, upoulgn Grocrtuarr etc, buie III irlNr
I'll pSrit Iace &rRr. Set fol IQth6es bemGrtes, OF GuSIiler iaamlom
sotnos Uoer is &rrInnr iuCs Gem obiouu ft % Te paaorager 3er1
ingeniomhIf 5orpl8nIie I'll at the @Grr hos pS.
Grin 9ees siaOn % &Orcsis pa nrNruRaarrSe Guupun, uusiu bpl,
let r5r &c pnihr % inakna GOupOasa fruis til os iammen mta S1.O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Hf Ulgtigbed for julien.

@i erifcr, al enbrcr Suier al bete 9Iob faI ioriton, at neSenitoacnhe
Situo 9ineS life for at tRne Tenge paa Oise llbre, men for q. raHe oS
Ell Auleontng I'll at ieu0G Gem Dor &utalog oper fortleuige SlagS Sule'
norcr. ri gr 0erfor bette 9ifuo auereoe mL ia at enboer tn noota9e
&otalo9cn me0 oct ferie % goo behos ier Snen tnolenoe ge1rltng %
fd liz ticnot Sucuarcr % tan0nautt (nlema0, laoloul Snoenf, Snle.
Oft Sle0rifer. Suefunict 7cGfatesier, @rocertDorer, etc. Stgeleoes pl
Der btpc ien0t Gem en- iri aatalo9 opcr SmDtfr % Suueler al torfIelllge
SIagS, ot iii Iopee Bartprier. Stort llopag Segetoi tr SuleHap.
per til @srnene. Seno irar efrr ct @uIoubr tfege neoenranenDe oper-
ruan0e foroeIaqtige 3utn0, bporoeo Ge pl iorfatte Gem QUE otsle Safa'
Inncr mar NnInnnrnr nrnis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

5 forr;se ltse ienotes BET Hpete
no ODER geroen, at G3aren Of Rus.
lano bar mprbet, men oct bite iis
mart at bore bare Spipino = fabri.
ferret at 9srsipefuIanter, mener man
| Sonbon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

Meflem 5pIefanter. Clip Oh fri?"
"Rei, ies III en- Bob, iee bapoe life pGs
ret iaa flllo iom 2open forlanser."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

S%mftipurtens Gre. en- franIf 81.
ficer Sean Gesparmet, iom / Srebags
lfuloe PROBE en- npe Slppemaifine peb
&beims itprtebe neb meo lin MaIfine
ira en- Ssioe af 600 SOB og Hog Zig
libel paa Ste6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

Scuut aitegnius piier usrperirt | bette iurnfft iibr.
nbroGriei er pSsrft omiopttulSt iarnmtniat. oa ale
Siul o. andre Stit or fnt febne % poltrebe. 6uriig.
lsbtnoe Nnter SptRbei, brtptt Spiral.itiGr oG DID
piap" Siai. gtone apaitirt bGroti ipetitl Sripftnr.
6Oib emnintret lbrffipe rieb mericbian e1sr iorie
roneriie Siiu. CT uomeriet aobt % iifttri iibroRri,
tom fan gntanteres Of ptit forttt Sio. nprpGrftt inn.
pciiom aasien aaranifres btrfor pna 20 Nar. OF usr
Tom bette lalgss lllers Tor 3d. 90 til $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

sennt atirpniue pi'r ct Of enanrut. Stttt II Il
counting CAFE" nbr, b. b. T. RaSien pna bcaar Stber.
Stttt ubr er iiie "acibspInirb", bpilist sr StiirlOc mr6
be heftf bilipe ihrt % fam herfor ift bolotr ia lGHgr.
Stit rbr CT b,rimp "golb'hleS". 3. ,. E. adsisn be.
nanr Of g%tbigrHi Petnl belt isisnntm % bshoioer TN
Gulogiaue ian lrunf Der CT n0gtt igicH al ben. Bet
taefr nninrlieuis manec aar Tor Il ianonni llbr Oioee
rh. Scrfer Tan pi airs Sem ab'oint @arnnti for 20
anr pan Rasitu %inaprlicui utrprrici. aasisrat Tom.
usr maHet t~oriiifliee imuitt gisEftre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

SrDllup / !Snmpton. Wiis San,
nab %. 9eterion blep SnSbag Iften
/ lin SaoerS, Carl Yeterions Siem
/ Sompton Gift meo Better 8. Ras.
miisien. Get unge Ear oil iatte 80
Aer | gneu.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

Dear Editor-We notice in last
weeks issue of The Chronicle sn
article entitled "AVoman's Suf-
frage" by Mr.. w. F. Collier, and
consider it a truthful presentation
of this great question. Give us
more men who have have that
manly regard for women and their
rights. We are sick at heart of
hearing men boast of their supe-
riority over woman and Of their
ability to run those things that
are for the good of humanity with
out the aid of women.
Many men are now sleeping be-
meath the sod of mother earth that
would be living and enjoying life
today had women been granted
the right of suffrage. We are
tired of seeing women kept down
beneath the plane which her no.
bility, purity and honesty entities
her to stand upon. Remove the
ennobling influences of the good
women land they would all be good
| if it were not the deceitful inAu-
ences of vile, wicked men) and
how corrupt man would become.
Then give woman the privilege
| that God intended she should have,
and see how soon she would drive
out the evils that ere curse to
the human race. MaysGod in His
infinite goodness hasten the day
when she will have the uuhamper-
ed privilege that is due her.
ALBERT MELTON.
Cleud, June q.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30

The Farmers Union rally and
picnic at New Hope near Big Sandy
July Fourth promises to be a big
event. Good speaking will be a
feature.
Camden and Big Sandy played
a double header at WHY Park
Monday afternoon with the follow
ing result: Camden 3, Big Sandy
2; Camden IL, Big Sandy 6.
Rev. Mr.. Workman of Martin
will preach at the Baptist Church
Sunday night. The public is cor
daily invited, and all members are
especially requested to be present.
W. s. Saunders, who has been
spending a few months at Pine
Bluff, Ark. returned home last
Friday. MI. Saunders is consider
ing the idea of opening a laundry
in Camden.
Rev. w. f. Acuff has been called
to Crockett County by the illness
of Mr.. Acuff' sister. Rev. Samuel
King will fill his appointment at
the Methodist Church next Sun
day at IL o clock am. The public
is cordially invited.
Hon. james A. Tate of Shelby
vile will be in Camden today and
will deliver lecture at the court
house tonight on the subject of
"Christian Education" This is a
rare opportunity to hear Mr.. Tate,
who is a lecturer of national repu-
ton. The lecture will be free.
Don't miss it.
The election held last Saturday
to ascertain the will of the voters
of Camden as to the stock law,
passed off without ripple on the
surface. A light vote was polled.
The ordinance was sustained, the
vote to keep up the hogs being
nearly 3 to 2, or, to be exact, 70 to
keep up the hogs, and. 81 to turn
them out. Thewote on cattle was
SO to keep them up, aud Sc to turn
them out.
Our enterprising friend, Giles
pie Pafford, of route one has hen
that is omewhat remarkable. She
is dominecker hen, and Matched
from a nest egg. Although this
event took place fourteen years
ago, she is still doing her part to-
ward keeping Mr.. Pafford's family
supplied with fresh eggs. She WAS
raised pet, and when called will
come to any member of the family.
Tell her to sing, and she responds
with e regular barn yard solo.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
CLEAN UP !

"Know all men by these pres
ents," etc, that the Mayor of the
town of Camden has decreed by
proclamation that today be a Loli-
day and the Sanitary Committee
has also issued solemn warning
to clean up!
Thus the day has been put aside
for a cleansing and beautify the
town of Camden. What ere you
going to do shout it?
There is every reason why an
annual cleaning day should be
adopted. There is most especial
reason why this should be gone
into now. There is every induce
ment to ply mops, brooms, hoes,
rakes, make busy the wheelbarrows
and turn loose freely of all the ell
bow grease available.
1t is we'll known that the heated
term will continue for at least two
months, and we can not afford to be
negligent. Let every citizen,
therefore, who can contribute in
some way to the effort which the
city fathers are making along the
line of cleanliness.
Clean up!
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
Little Locals.

Q. N. Frazier and family were in
Nashville Monday.
Charles Beaton of Nashville re-
turned home Friday.
Take The Chronicle if you want
the news Of the county.
Mrs. G. r. Hicks has returned
from visit at Hazel, Ky.
The July term of Quarterly
Court will meet here next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Justice have
been visiting relatives at Wartrace.
Quite a number from here went
to Memphis on the excursion yes
terday.
Mrs. J. H. Jordan and children
are spending few days in Nc
kenzie.
;, Master Douglas Morris of Big
Sandy is spending few days with
Camden relatives.
Mrs. A. d. Parnell and sister
Miss Orah Bradley, have been Wis.,
itiug in Nashville.
Miss Mary Lee Morris of Big
Sandy spent Saturday and Sunday
here with relatives.
Miss Helen 0'Reilly is in Nash
wille visiting relatives, and will be
absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Bette Cunningham of Par
is is visiting the family of her
brother, Lawyer S. l.. Peeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Morris of
Nashville spent Sunday here with
his mother, Mrs. Ann Morris.
Misses Sallie Jane and Ida Fry
and Emma Gatewood are spending
few days with relatives in Dick
son.
y, Us. Hall, who moved near Paris
a short ago, returned this week,
aud is very sick at his home on
Paris Street.
Bob Odle and Scott Goodman of
Riverside were here Monday. Mas
ter Voris Fry returned with them
dor few days visit.
sThe funeral of Mrs. Loudie
Bridges will be preached by Revs.
E. M. and Joe Joyner at Sawyers'
Mill on the third Sunday in July.
Mrs. Mary Yarbrough and grand
daughter, Miss Estelle Marlborough,
Of Camden visited Mrs. G. P. Tur-
mer this week. Waverly Sentinel.
Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Leslie OF
Holladay visited the family OF his
brother, Clerk and Master G. M.
Leslie this week, returning home
yesterday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
AT MARTIN.

An entertainment long to be re-
membered by the Benton County
delegation to the Martin State
Institute was al informal recep-
ton given in their honor by Mr..
and Mrs. Martin L. Hardin at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Whitson, last Saturday
afternoon.
From 3 to 5 p. m. the guests par
ticipated in geographical puzzles,
guessing contests, etc, and which
proved to be very interesting and
enjoyable as well as very instruc-
tive. At the close of the contests
Mr.. Lucas Davis was found to be
the prize winner, and was present
ed with a beautiful book, "The
Beauty of a Life of Service"
During the afternoon splendid
music was rendered. After the
contests, ice cream and cake was
served in delightful style by Mrs.
Hardin's pretty nieces. The host
and hostess, in their usual kind,
courteous manner, spared neither
time nor pains to make everyone
happy and enjoy the occasion. To
say they succeeded would not ex-
press enough, for the Benton
County teachers we're glad, indeed,
that they had ever known them,
and that they were blessed with
the opportunity of visiting the
beautiful Whitson home and meet
ing the splendid family.
Those present were: Misses
Gertrude Cantrell, Leila Hinson,
Mildred Hastings, Myrtle Stokes,
Annie B. Swindell, Maggie Cox,
Zoedie Cox, Pearle Cox, Angie
Dunn, Olive Garner, Lille Hol-
lowell and Allie Hudson and
Messrs. Frank Smothers, Allen
Robinson, Luther Hollingsworth,
Roy Barnes, Edgar Clement, Arch
Hollingsworth, Albert Bell, Carl
Utley, Albert Hassell, Clarence
Doherty, Robert Shu]tz, Herman
Bomar, Ernest Davidson, Gilbert
'Cowell, Lucas Davis, Reuel Nc
Gill and Mr.. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin have won
the lasting affection of the teach
ers of Benton County, and this
occasion only bound more closely
the the ties of friendship. May
success and happiness be theirs
wherever they 60, is the wish of
the Benton County teachers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
DIR. BRADLEY DEAD.

Dr..J. l. Bradley, one of Cam
denis we'll known physicians, died
here Saturday night, of paralysis.
DR.. Bradley came down town Sat-
'urday afternoon, and while return
ing home he had another stroke of
paralysis and was unconscious I'M
til the end came that night.
Funeral services were held at
the family home in East Camden at
2 30o'clock Sunday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. W. F. Acuff. The
interment followed at Camden
Cemetery, the members of Postoak
Camp Woodmen of the World, of
which the deceased was a member,
had charge of the burial.
Dr.. Bradley was 60 years old, and
came here from Sugar Tree sever
al years ago. He was an able and
resourceful physician, possessed of
patience, courage, sagacity and
foresight. He was member of
the Methodist Church, South, and
was aloyal man, true to those whom
he served in the capacity of physi-
clan, true to his family and friends,
true to the obligations of citizen
ship and of honorable manhood.
He was generous and kindly man,
with much of courteous humor and
good will and no enmity for his
fellows. Long will his erect form
and kindly face live in the memo
ry of those who knew him best
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
Book Lovers Club.

The Book Lovers Club was de.
lightfully entertained at the hos
pitable home of Mrs. Maggie Whit
field Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
A. d. Parnell presided. There
WAS good attendance, and gen.
eral discussion of miscellaneous
topics brought out the views.of the
ladies and was heartily enjoyed by
all present.
Delicious ices were served bv
the hostess, assisted by Miss Halle
Whitfield. The guest for the af-
ternoon was Mrs. S. j. King of
Sulphur Springs, Tex.
The next meeting of the club
will be with Mrs. w. w. Whit
field. Subject for discussion,
"That Reminds Me-"
Send The Chronicle the happen
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30

At meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen Monday
evening Barney Holland and W..
D. Cooper were elected to succeed
DR.. w. p. McGill and joe j.
Weatherly on the City Board of
Education.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
For Sale Or Rent.

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good garden, barn, we'll water and
all conveniences necessary, on De-
pot Street, for sale or rent. Also
household goods and kitchen furn-
iture. Apply at once to
o. A. UTLEy,
Camden, Tenn.
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We will send The Chronicle and
the Nashville Daily Tennessean
to any address one year for $3 90
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