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The Washington herald., 1912-11-19

Austria persists in rocking the Balkan
boat.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-19
from the Rochester Post-E1prcss.

The colonel and the Turk are alike in
calling ii only the first battle
The Washington herald., 1912-11-19

] From the Louisville Post
Uncle Joe Cannon has not vet been
| mentioned as the next Senator from
! Illinois.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-19

But he has little if any chance.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-19

From the Rochester Post Express
London chorus girls are now required
to enter into a contract not to marry
The peerage must be protected at all
hazards.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

Harve Prewett, who was captur-
ed at Denver-an tried before Jus-
tice W. A. Lashlee Friday on a
charge of taking some money and
asuit of clothing from parties in
the seventh district, was bound
over to Circuit Court.
An ice cream supper will be
given in the court yard this even
ing under the auspices Of the Cam
den Cemetery Association, which
organization was perfected at a
meeting held Tuesday afternoon.
Funds are needed to clean off the
cemetery, and you can aid the Ia
dies who have the matter in hand
by patronizing the supper this
evening.
The Postoak church burned
down about midnight of Monday.
When the fire was discovered the
roof of the church was falling in
and there is no clue as to how the
fire originated. Services were held
there that night, and it is supposed
e match or lighted cigarette was
dropped by some one, bat this is
only conjecture. The loss falls
heavily on the congregation at that
place, as there was no insurance.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

The attention of our readers ia
called to the card of Drs. Johnson
& johnson, physicians and sur
geons, of Murray, KY, who WILDE
in Camden August 20 to Septem-
berl. They,are specialists in their
line, and come to Benton County
highly recommended. Give them
an opportunity to convince you.
At well attended meeting Of
the ladies of Camden Tuesday at.
ternoon the Camden Cemetery AS.
ISOLATION was organized with the
following officers: Mrs. w. p. Nc
Gill, president; Mrs. Will S. Cor
bitt, vice president, and Miss Lula
Lashlee, secretary and treasurer.
An advisory committee, composed
of Mrs. Corbitt, Mrs. Minnie. Var
brough and Miss Minnie, Lashlee,
was appointed and is empowered
to confer with those citizens who
are interested in improving and
identifying the cemetery. Mem
bership in the association costs 81,
payable on admission. Newmem-
bers are solicited and every man,
woman and child in Camden is eli
gible. The association will meet
again next Monday afternoon.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

Best apple vinegar at Stigall
d Potts, rs cents per gallon.
Halls Valley %, Liberty IL, was
the result of the game on the local
diamond Saturday.
The Chronicle and Nashville
Daily Tennessean and American
one year for $500.
Mrs. G. p. Hicks and daughter
have gone to Westport to visit
relatives andfriends.
Mrs. q. G. Flowers and children
of Ramble Greek have been visit
ing Camden relatives.
Otis Cole and family spent few
days in Carroll County this week,
returning Wednesday.
Hon. Joe T. Odle delivered an
address at a Woodmen unwilling
at Ralson last Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Jeffreys and daughter
of Memphis have been visiting her
brother, f. E. McElyea.
MrseE. Nj. McAuley and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, have been visiting
in Paris and Big Sandy.
w. S.>Odle and family of Lex
ington are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Odle.
Mrs. D. B. Thomas and Mrs.
Elizabeth Cunningham have re-
turned from Dawson Springs.
Miss Roxie Forrest of Ovens
boro, KY, is visiting her parents,
Marshal and Mrs. Alex Forrest.
After spending week or two
here with his family D.J. McRae
returned to Nashville Wednesday.
Rev. j. w. Carnall of Saltillo
who was assisting in the meeting
at Postoak, returnedhome Tuesday,
Mrs. Lille Cain and son of
Nashville are spending the week
with the family Of w. G. Lawrence.
Mrs. Sudie Boyd of Big Sandy
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
L. Peeler. Huntingdon Democrat.
Hurry up-just a few more
pieces of summer dress goods to
60 in the bargain drive, at Stigall
& Potts.
An Ice cream supper was given
near Morris Chapel last Saturday
evening to raise funds to improve
the school building.
Mrs. Joe E. Yarbrough and chill
dren and Miss Matte Rye of Nash
vile spent the weekend here with
Mrs. Mary Yarbrough.
Roy Brooks and bride visited
his father, A. r. Brooks, who lives
near Morris Chapel, one day last
week. They went to Nashville
Monday to begin housekeeping.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
Little Locals.

kub-My-Iism will cure you.
New sorghum at Stigall & Potts,
90 cents per gallon.
Thomas Lewis is spending few
days in Henry County.
Mrs. Jasper Rushing of WHY is
critically i'll with fever.
Z Mrs. Bette King of Texas de-
parted for home Monday.
Miss Carrie Byrn visited home
folks near Denver Sunday.
Mrs. j.. r. Hatley of Coxburg
is visiting Camden relatives.
Miss Cora Bridges of Gismonda
was here shopping Saturday.
Go out to the ice cream supper
in the court yard this evening.
Limos Davis played ball with
Waverly yesterday at Dresden.
Hon. Joe +. Odle is spending a
few days at Riverside this week.
g. G. Pinson and family have
been visiting in Carroll County.
j. G. Durdin returned Monday
from trip up Tennessee River.
Mrs. Frank Watson visited ON
Rushing's Creek one day this week.
Miss Mary Blanche Bateman of
Mckenzie is visiting Camden rel
atives.
- Hon. ID. b. Thomas and Hon
Joe T. Odle were in Nashville last
Friday.
Rev. @. A. Utley of Memphis
spent Saturday here with his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Whitfield of
Oklahoma are here on visit TO
relatives.
Miss Ella Sanders Of Huntingdon
istthe guest of Mrs. Mary Crocker
this week.
Mrs. Eva Smith and child of
Memphis are visiting her father,
Joe Frazier.
b. d. johnson of Huntingdon
was howdying with the boys here
Wednesday.
Clerk and Master G., M. Leslie
and Ernest e. Fry we're in Big
Sandy Saturday.
The sirene of Tom Frazier's new
saw mill was heard for the first
time Wednesday.
Ebert Cowell, who has been
quite sick Of fever for some time,
is reported better.
If you have anything that needs
repairing, bring it to Stigall &
Potts and it will receive the best
attention.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-08-09

on the local market.
Patronize the ice cream supper
this evening, and in doing SO you
will aid a worthy cause.
Mrs. w. Fl. Evans end Miss Kate
Fry are spending the week with the
family Of Carlos Hudson near Bris-
tow.
If you want to eat the best bis
cult that you ever did eat, go to
Stigall & Potts and get a bag of
Sun -four. "It's the best"
Plant turnip patch this month
for late fall and early winter use.
A dish occasionally of toothsome
turnips are fine in November and
December.
Clean up inside and out--keep
the flies out; drain the mosquito
and fy-breeding places; whitewash
and disinfect the poultry houses
and pig pens.
The Fifth District Sunday
School Association will meet at the
Presbyterian Church at Big Sandy
Sunday, September L. The pro-
gram will be given in our next issue.
The Home Mission Society of
the Methodist Church will meet
with Mrs. Warren A. Woods next
Tuesday afternoon. A full attend
ance of members is desired. New
members are solicited.
L. A. Rushing has completed a
beautiful centre-piece in Hardin
ger embroidery, which he will give
to the Girls Tomato Club as
premium. In the estimation of
Mrs. Hardin, this is one of the
prettiest premiums yet offered.
T. F.,Umsted of routed killed
mad dog at home Saturday morn
ing. 1t is said the dog came from
Rushing's Greek and had bitten
number of dogs and other animals
before it was killed. Mr.. Umsted
killed his dog before giving the
rabies time to develop.
Camden Camp No. 1862 Mod
ern Woodmen of America will hold
memorial services at the grave Of
Observation-Disclosures, Cornelius
G. Cole, at Mount Carmel Gene
terry, near Garfield, next Sunday at
3 p. M. The public is invited, and
all Modern Woodmen are cordially
invited to take palt. Hon. Joe F.
Odle will make short address.
Marjorie, little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Maiden, stuck
hairpin almost entirely through
her left wrist yesterday afternoon.
The impact.of the point of the pin
against the cuticle could be seen
on the opposite side of her wrist,
Mrs. Maiden attempted to with
draw the pin, but her nerve failed
her and she hastily summoned a
The child pulled out
the pin, and in less than fifteen
minutes she was at play again.
Camden Camp Modern Wood
men of America met in the Mason
ic Hall Wednesday evening with a
large attendance. Two applica-
tons were presented for mber-
ship and accepted. The sentry re-
ported four applicants in waiting.
The forest was put in readiness,
and in a short time Harold John
son, Gus Totty, Alvin Arnold and
J. E. Bonds were lost in the forest
guard was sent to their relief n
md conducted them through the
7arious scenes Of exemplified wood
raft. Neighbors w. j. Thompson
md Barney Holland prepared a
reat for the neighbors, which was
cream and cake--after
which the camp closed IN ritulistic
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-08-09
MOIeS and Warts

Removed with MOLESOFF without pain danger matter
how large how far raised about the surface Of the skin And
they will return and trace will be left MOLES
fOFF is applied directly to the MOLE WART which, entire
h disappears in about days. killing the germ and leaving
the skin smooth andn
MOLESOFF put up only in One Dollar bottles.
Each bottle is neatly packed in plain case, accompanied
by full directions and contains enough remedy eight
or ten ordinary MOLES WARTS. We sell MOLESOFF
under positive GUARANTEE If it fails to- remove your
MOLE or WART, we.w will promptly refund the dollar.
FLORIDA DISTRIBUTING COMPANY,
DEPARTMENT DIG Pensacola, Fla.
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Musmdrtise Wdrfte.


Rev nort. 81. Tai.
Wtbr.-5uTnhr 233.9 80 @bls.. 9srfauot
6,i79 @bIs. - Ter Wdrst mar beute Rstia
6srina patent $685.. SO, siuler struia5ts
S.l5-5.25, @inttr gatsnts s5.40-5. so
Sprvna clears s4.60-490, gSinter ertra,
20. / s4.30-4.50, 80. 2 DO. s4.lo--4 zoe,
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8ssssnmtsl 5ar 5suts Diuis. sair
bic sat,s $4.So-5.l0, aoies be ianfs $5.l5
$50.
BaADti,snm.st ia Hau ,u 1890
Der loo Plumb fair bis sutes $.295 -
5.l5, Dolce bis fanta S. .00--5.25.
Matsmsb mar istia. Gsinss ntises
nne as!bes $l,75-l.S0, srobes $l.70-l.7 70,
Rtinerieo s4.26.
suhp st,en nominrH. ameritan 85e
snb ganaoian 63e c. I. Z. Rem Dort.
Rsssen nemiusQ 70. 2 Bsftsrn I0( {
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{. u. SufFaIs.
8siasn.-5ufusr 5000 gu, g,rianSt
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30. l45e, 10. 1856.
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rtr bts Dolce 30-52s; 1919, 45--47e; Baeife
esdal 1911. erbinarss bis Dolce 40 44e,
1910. 4o---42t.
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25e. Hosota 2s4-254e.
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bort clear $ls.25-2l.5o, Nass s2o.5o--
1850.
BEET IN a.tfa. samils 1880 1880,
Nst st5.0o-i55o, Beef. Shinfen $500
--sl.00, Hsrpafs sl3.00-l3.50, Gita srtra
snbia Iles sls. .0o--lS.25.
Gut Rsats fina ittlis. GepossIts Bel.
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stlbss 4865--6.99.
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HsD eerf $3.50 Vstastlpbla uncH aItimors
98.60, he- In Dnlf t5 90
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ttrHati, q. Wai 1912.
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Iionen gut, Die oeutihen Heit8etien.
babnen 10, Die gaoiid)en Stuuts.
babnen 13, Die GeIterretdtibeu
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men. IS lhul0en ferner Die Sdf)ft.
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Neheritdt 0ee Cincinnati
marftea,
fir bic Wontas, ben 81. Wai. 1919,
enbieenee Mode.

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gatcnts So 10--5.35, Straiqbts $4.50-.5. 10,
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1886, am SdIub 1055sc.
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am edIus 75ISe; fur septsmber 73--7414e,
am sdlus 73c, iGr Dsssmber So 637sc,
am Shlub 63e.
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shlus 50zsc; fur September 42sa-454c.
am sdlus 42sse, farDs:embsr 4324-4414e C.
am shlus 1915.
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8imotb bh "a mea. Neue $7.--
900 per esntner.
Rletia aamsn. - 00-2o.00 per
geRtner.
R.sport-1s.371s-1 1850 per sbl.-sa:
Wai 1881 1a-ls.421a, am SdIub sl8.32h
fur Julisl8. 25--l8.50, am Sdlus S1S.37l&
iilr September sl8.31-lS.55, ain ShIuI
sl8.42R.
9 hmal,. - si0.50 Der 100 RFuub. -
Sar Wat sI050-lo as, am shtus 1880
fur 5uli $40. .55-l0.65, am Shlub $l06212
FIR September SO 72 s-10. ,S21a am Stlui
slo.8o; fir Sttober $lO.slh-10.821a, an
am SdluS Sl0.S7h
. bort 9ippe n Z ri te n.--eefs $40. Ii
per 100 BiunS. sir Wai sl0.8O, on
ShIus SO Is; fur Suit slO.12t8-lo20 20
am shtus SO zoe: fur September sl0.27 u
-l0.37h, an Stlub sl0.321a.
eattsr.-Nartt ia ftetiq. er.ameriss
23-25c, Td,ru 20--24e per Diuub.
eter.-Ssr Wartt IN itetig. Srtf5s lt
--l7l5eter buteHs.
adfs - Martt it itstig. Cream l51a-
1875 per giuno.
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5ari In rubie. straineo, sepSbnIi 6es
Bic autes IS 65-6.70.
9erpe f,ti n in piIIig su ACC.
aeis III feft. Gtnbeimiidsr 355-524e,
Tatna 6I-634e.
WeIaffes itctts. 9sn Orleans OPEN
Settle, aattr bis Dolce, 35--5oe.
5u6er. - Gober III fei Wuseasobs
80 9sfi, 3.48t, Centrifugal s6 3eit 8.9Se,
WolaHes.3udsr SO 5eit 323c. Raffuirter
in ftetig. Gut eoof 6.00e, Grufbeb 5.sOe,
Woulb 81" 5.55c, Cubes 5.45c, gopo.r
5.3Oc, @ranalateo 5.20e, Eiamonb ~,
5.20e, GonFeetioners "a" 5.05c, 80. sos,
so. 2 5.O0c, 80. S4.95e, no 4490c, 30. 5
4.85, 30. s 480t, Ro. Z 4.75e, SO. g 4.7Oc
SO. o 4.65e, 80. 10 soc, SO. IL ass, 80.
24.50e 80. ls 4.45s. ao. IA 4.45e.
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Sort ihungsreiie in elmer
y u 8 T Dale. Sn oieiem Wlai Ipll aus
5raHtrei6 eine eigent5umIt6e Reera
fubrt ansetreten tperben, S6r llebeber
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pole Sabre i'm Snoifden S8ean biz
nah Der Snielgrupps Der asrgueleu am
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bds auf ben Rameu ga Gurieufe" ges
tauft tporoen 1T, nod tleiner dIs ods
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gramm umfaHsreider. bd nidt nur bic
unbepohnten Sn'eiH i'm Snoif6sn
S3ean, ionoern aud Gildnoe I'm fiios
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iuht perben iollen. Dos ssabraeug bot
cine beionhere 8audrt uno 4usriiifung
erbalten. Der uHterrittsminiiter unb
bic fron5oiiids 9sograpbif6e 0eiea,
moft baben Der 8orbersituns oiefer ei=
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Gum Sampf

nit ben bGufigiteH uno gefabrIi6fen
JetHoen bes menI1liden 4Drpers, b.
+. nit ben 8eroauungsIt0rungen,
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ct. Bernard 9rduterpiQer, pelhe
tein GusdiiIber pber IonIt cine metal
liI6e ober dBenoe 8eimii6ung sn.s
halten, iOnoerH nuh bem beiten Re.
sspt nur aus ben heiltraftisIten
gftdr3eridften auf bic IorefdItigite
Bsiie 3ubereitet iino. 25 Gents. 4ue
4potbeten. S.S.
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lisben.
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Der Warti ialob f4psr.
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b4e; ystroltum, BerfeetioH lot, Ohio, aen.
tu6l uub Jnbiand 934e per 8aIlone. gropn
gofolin Isc, Qapbta l4e per @oaone.
eafa--Eer Wartt it rubis. Ohio Riber
s5e, Wtidiean uus afroa lode per 8bl. boa
ESQ pfunb.
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bo. Gountrp 61a--656e per. gfuno.
fobIen.-- - Warft rubis gouabioabenp
s5.25-s so, Hub unh glad $2.lO-225, Rama.
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s2.0o-2.25 Der fonne abgelisfsrt. Rauhloie
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Tonne abstIiefsrt Cote toitet $3.50 per Eoune
abseliefert.
Sdmereien.-Warft FsH fIte,oam.n
Sl2 .00--l3.oo ouf bsm @eleiie unS Sl3,o0-
1900 per gu. BON Store. 8imothe $500
---6.50 auf Dem Geleife nnb 81. .o0--7.50 per
gu. bonn storc riaearifdsr uno b.utih.r
Rilla 81 40, seDobnlihsr 81 30 per guibel.
Suhnei,en SOC auf bem @sIelis uns $l.lo
bonn Store.