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1 Till? CIIRONICLI 4 J A roi'NTV hKU'HfAI'flt. rCIJLtKIM I) Vi l F.I.Y AT CAM1I-Nf Tf.NX NTI nt DAT CAMtltN AS ir CONO C LASS M AIL M AT T I ft HI sll.si AN.Mtl NCr.,11 1.KT. Th sulmrrlptlon irl of Tiir Cm toorri.r li -i i t r mmi ; r,n c ut 4 (,,r six months; i-i-nts f u llirt-f iniiiil!!-), v 1 1 1 1 h positively iniit lie Miii In mlvalirt'. All Mt!hH4-t il Iimi4 will ln i i Mit t ly t"PM'(l at etpii.itluii nl t'.nif pitul fur. ('iiiiiniry tml siiiiilur not ires will In- -tia rtrtMl for t tlie int.- if 3 mitt 1(.r lute, Wtt will finnMi I Mlux display mul liK'AUUvrrtUiiix on Hiilic;t tlun. News coiii miiTjJrnt Ions snd mtlii-.on qucMtioii" of pulillc- f iiitMi'sl urn solicited, but. ne himiiihi- tio rmpmisililiiiy Im t li expi essiiuiH oontiuiiiMl In all nu ll (iiiiiiniiiiii'ittloiit ami article puWllied. lieniji.Uiu-cs mi he niii!i' In various vmvs that in pi-iiecily .i.ue, but hII icinilUiiees sent incut I ilk (if tin; senili-r. All ifiiiiUiinccs mid biiMlness eommimlc-ttloiis Ixmlil he at-nt to 1 KAY IS I'.KOS., 1 ajejiliie ( aindi-ii, 1 i-iin. FRIDAY, MAY '20, 1002, CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tor HilvtM-tlHfinciits under this Uc;id our pliers Hie cash In mlvaiire. FOR JIEritESEJiTATI VIC. I.KSI.I iC We are atit!iotl:'t1 to announce Mr. (iK.oitui-; M. I.KMK hh acumlitUle for election to-tlu: ollli-o of Keiireni-iitiitive til the (iencrul AnsiMiilily of Tennessee" from rt twentv-tlist flotfthtl tlisttl.t composed of the comities of Dtiseii or t he eomitii's of I'-enton and Deeatur, nubject to the will of the j'emociaucpaiiy. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. CQUNTY JUPGE, W, T. MOUHIS. KIIEltIFF D. McCORIX COUNTY .CQU.RT CLERK,, AV.DCOQPKJl. CIRCUIT COURT .CLERK, L. It. WATSON. TRUSTEE, G. W. E. HEREIN. REGISTER, J. E. BROWN. PHILIPPINE COMMISSION BILL. "The bill reported, by the Phil ippine committee i one of the most iniquitous measures ever presented to a Congresspf the Uiiitecl States, said Senator Dndo of Idajjo, in, an interview Saturday. "I3y the provisions, of the bill,' saiu senator Jfupois, "a commis sion, composed of three men, is giv en the most absolute powers over the, Filipinos and their lands. The edicts of the commission will be come laws unless they are necra- atjivejy acted upon by Congress, and, even if Congress had the time, it, would be impossible for it to . ' ' r . . ,. juuge oi ine,s,e. eu'cis at ims uis- 4't,0' ftnnn v,n0o D.D '' Ihese. thre.e men can grant Iran-1 . I cliises to whomeyer they see fit and . .' r'M J , require in return ioy tlie same sucn nnmncnimn nr ma entnnfinsntinn , v ' ' I as, iney cnoose,, TV,Q 0 iooco iDA ,'r, ;,v,Tv,or.oo 'J """vu traets to corporations for whatever "They car), grant th, privilege of as iney may cnoose.fO: oeiriyuu uuu r1i'a J J posed to make. "It is ridiculous to say that the Democrats are opposing a step to wards the self-governmeat to which they believe the Filipinos are en- i i n rm T i .1 Z i tiue,, Jemocrai aitu-yiub all in their, pqwer. save th.Q- Pili- piiiC8,fr9m1(beipg .delivered to an oligarchy which ,cau sell . tnem hot, and 6puMrpm(whosa actions 1 they have, no .re.dr.e8s, from, p. lies- ' m.t ", J,l:l than pojtie. goverpmeAt, an. whicU, they have absolutely no VO,ice., u A no.ofnl .:linffftf tlin PWlin- r- . Txr. . pine bill will conviuce any lneai- . ... ' . i ii. cent persou iut tuc A 11. 4. commission, should the bill become - 1 rtcArstlmf. nrA u i to-day possessed by no European ruler save, perhaps, the Russian Cijar. ..ni u Pl,'i:n!nM "Aliere r m ""'"'"l millions of acres of rich agncultu- 11...1 l,o d,Dro ;a Jr, dm rftllBUUS, uiuio man fTnited States west of the Missouri -n:, ,1 41,A ntliPr rpfiourcps of icli uuu "w the islands are .beyond computa - Lou,jiih1 so lout; ns human nature roiuaiua human naluio the tlflcj.;a t ion of fu-.cK i l'.'iiipotentinry power to n commisalou cou,i.;)OurJ of n fow favorid indiviilnalj .Uo'-wl.tp iv fcult in comiition. "It is. folly to, plead tho high cliaraclcr of tlm pit-Hi-iit coraniiH eion. ItsiniMiiborsniny all bouVml in a month. As a general propo bition, it 13 evident that tho best men in tho United States are not loing to forBako their homes and their business interests and go to tho Philippines to administer tho alTuirs of the islands. Tho men who seek these jositions will bo tho usual class of place hunters who regularly besiege tho Presi dent for jvositions which carry handsome salaries. Tho passage of this bill will inevitably result in scandals from which the fair name of the United States will long suffer." All last week in the Senate wa3 RDPllt it doimt ill" tllrt PIlilinnillG r1 1 ' " lK-uuu,1o 1110 1 UUippiUO 1 o ft bill and the nrnsnppts nro that all i i this week, will, be spent ,in thi way The.Dempcratic Senators isel ,that they will be. dereliqt in their, duty if they do not completely expose to the public, the situation in the isi lands and the probable results of the Itepilblican policy whiqll i lin- American, in: every detail.. The, power ,of thp. ship, subsidy bill as a vote-repeller is eo gener ally recognized that the Republi cans are '.not anxious .for the pass- I age until af t,er the fall, elections. Soda Water, all ttlavore, at, the Fry Drug Co. I have the best Selected Stock of millinery ever brought to Camden, and the public is . invited to come and inspect my goods Mais. S. J. Travis,.. FJJOM DOVVJjl TyB .ItOAD,, KcKularcorresponilence. ()uite a number from here went to Flat woods Sunday.. Mrs. Lona WoMackin of Jlollow ltock la visitinc in this community Farmers, are taking advantage. Of ihe !. t : w uiie weainer nif piiiuns corn. 10 relieve the mind of the I-Jatwoods correepoiKient as to my hiding beinntj the tniniater, 1 will state that mja, biid,hnj,i,t I stand by liis side and not behind him. As to George T. Angellil don't knowthat he baa any more sense than our corre spondent thinks be has... Aa, to the mock ing bird, I never killed one in my life. Wtt ni-fsnnifi h has mnilA n trin in iha department of aKricultine and be comes back scared nearly to death and savs ve will die of starvation .m ten years if we kill a tew quail. We don't deny holding tlie plow.han UiVUI "UV V t. wio DtaUvUlltlidl department alone and follow a mule as ?los? f ?8 1 'l01 wouldn't think of starv hnii if his neighbor had a bird pie. Even the mother birds have more sense t" n? "as 10f lie WOUId have them make nests by every, stump, but the birds know just how many .his lie)ia will sup: port ami tliev are not coins: to hatch little oforvp. tliv thi.iik.lia kl a ,0n Utarve as they, and so do I,. for he is not good lor t,oou and uqy are. T nvor en w' hottor nrncnont f, o ,i crop of birds I pee tlwn, mating and looking over the .he ds, and if thev are BlIPPORsflll Lfl will RPA wllQt 1YIV nravar la this tall when the season comes again. Now, I am put of this bird discussion. I if arrrooaltli-k w 1 1 1 vnn if rr ami I i vuwi v j w , u null Clll J UJllllg you may say will be beneath my uotiee. 1- latwoods, May 1 J FKO?I TEXAS. Mr. Editor I write a few lines to inform ynurmanv readers that I am in "the land of prom;, ise.M Cotton is the main crop here,' bat there are a variety of soils, light and gray L, oli n ea8iI cultivafed. and pro duces 1 bale of cotton, 40 bushels of corn i i An a. rr 1 i. - J . My brother-in-law and liis son-in-law are cultivating 80 acres of the latter vari- ety o an(i, one-third in cotton and the remainder in corn, etc. Corn looks fine, PI0WB" once am """neu. yoi on p ant- me aoout comi) ete. lirst r Lin in? idion- o ped ana plowed, two u v-viio.uviv uiiivvtcu tUUlHlT. H am living near th south hnundarv of this (Lamar) county near theLelta line. iin eea, inis DiacKjanu will proUuc one and a halt hales of cotton per acre. A - falfa and clover groyv well, and they cut ."'SS'is worth from 75 cents to $1 per hundred, and lasts from Septem- ber until planting time in t?w spring. There has been so much ram here since work time that crops are late and foul. The people are as busy as can be. They hnstln from .'UO il. m. until into m H,a evening, and they have to work the cot- ton.Rl1 summer to kP own the weeds and grass. j M inter, Tes,4 May 2, T. B. Heeuix. hik in -r is Tin; t in .ii.si." Nut liow cln-;i, lint Imw puul, Is the ipn-itlon. '1 he Twice a Week ItcpuHli- is not ns t licnp as Hi r st mu so railed new p,ipt r. I'.nt it is as cle ,ip as It is pusihh' to si ;i a lit it t l.is iicusi-upci. It pi hits ail the news til it Is hoi III pitli'liij:. If )ni M'ful it tint r.ir round, you ai posted mi nil the Important '.ml h.tcicstliiR Hltnlrs of 1 he win hi. It Is the l i' t ,aud tU ;, :i u't. ivllal-k! tit-wspupi-r tnat money anil Isru'ns cm t i.iiuii-c-ninl ilmst should he the uistmHirsbiii.. t''U of t' e i.ew. pnper that Is deslxiusl to 1m- it ... I ' j l)l levli.bcl s of the family, Sulisci Iptnill prlee, f I u yci'.r. Any new stealer, newtpuper tr post master will leetie (,mr suh scnptloii, tj' you may maI It tlin t ti TIIK ItKIT'UI.IC, M. Louis, Mo. TEACIICKV ASSOCIATION. The r.entoil Counly Tearhers Association will meet nt Mi'lllwaln May 17, w. Siin - Ut-v. A. (lonsett. Weleotnt! iuhlress - ,1. W. Melllwaln. lti'spoitse Waller llassell. l'espoiisihillty and iputhlieatious of a teacher Mel). Neal, llutlolpli (ioodiuau. W. T. Cooiier. 'J'he eilucihuial peeils of lleuton County Joe Fit.sliinuons, L'las llulley, J. A. SpencM, l)ee Smith. Collection ami distribution of t'ueiles ami ad journment for dinner. liiscusslon of (picrles. Kesolvt'd, that teaching should he a profession Instetid of u stepping stone to htuher positions Hlllitnatlve, Klbert Tloreiice; ncL-ativo, lloraee riesson. Shoulil lienton County have a high school 1!. U. dohiison, (i. M. I-slie, 1). 1'.. tiossi-tt. llow to net the attention of pupils ilurinK reci tation Viola Anderson, Metta Dreaden, W. li. Wallter, W. 1). Cooper. nup pieuieniary re;itim-i.innia animei inann. Valera (iibson, I.N. Lawrence, Llmer Vickand Albert McKelvev. An.,t McK..lv,.v General discussion, 10 minutes. W. 1). Corn-Kit I 1)kk .S-,iii V Com mi tee- Alma Cukku J , NOTICE., lii add'.ton to. fleaninu, dyinc and .-pressing ;ilk. rilibonii niul uooti-n rooiW. tvp i-i'ii-tivrt stains, Ink, paint and pltcklrom cotton and Jinen ilis kid sloyes. W.ite ami colored, a sue- clalty. Li-tun your soiled rIovph and white slip pers. We will renew them so niuchclieapur Miau you can jniy new. ones. Turnip on all ,woi H. reasonable. Soliciting j our patronage, renvain Yours respectfully, Mrs. o. 11. Williams. At Rrooks place, ICast Camden. SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND. W. L. Morris et als. vs. J. H. Kee et z?u T?v virtiiA of n. vpmlltlont PYnnn.m in mv h!.ml issued by L. U. Watson.clei k of the circuit court of lienton County, Tennessee, I will On Monday, the 2nd Day of June, 1902, expose to. publjle salo to tlie hicliest bidder, for cash, at tle court liouse door in Camden, Ten nessee, the followinf; tract of land belonging to J. 11. Kee, the same beimrsituated ia.tlie titix civil district of lienton County, Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-wit :. On the north by the lands of Spencer, on the south by the lands of Spencer, on the east by tliq lands of Jordan, and on the vc,st by lands of Lynch, said land to cqntalu 113 cre,s. The same was condemned as the property, of JvlI.,Kee.aud ordered to be Unlil hv tlm i-henlt rouit, of Renlrui Cmintv. Ten. - ---------- ------- , r- 7-- nessee, at the April term V.Vi, to. satisfy a jiwlj; nint in fayorof W. L Morris and afainslJ.lL Kee et als. for the sum of $78.10 and cost. This May 3, 1902, . i. v., i-iti , sneriit,' SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND. J, F. Dowdy vs. N. B.i,Manon. l?y virtue of a venditioni exponas in my ban dfj. issued by L. K. Watson, tlerk of the circuit eourt of lienton County, Tennessee, I will On Monday, the 2nd Day of June 1902, expose to public sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at tlie court-house, door, in Canidun, Teai' nessee, tlie followinc tract pf. land belonging to N. 15. Manon, the same, being situated in tlie ninth civil district of Benton County, Tennessee, ana bounded as follows,: Ou .the north by the hinds of Craney, on the south by, the lands of Leaton, on the west by tue lands oi.craney ami on the east dry the lands of Stockdale. containlue 10 acres. Thesainevaa condenmpdasthepro))- Ul itt"u" " ' i" i,c u " tlie circuit court of Bentou.County, Tennessee, at the April term, J91U, to satisfy a Judgment in fayor of . F. Dowdy and agaitijitj.N.,lL Mapqn for tlie sum of $.12.17 and qost. Tills May 3, 1902, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE, A. J. Fry vs. V. C. Leslie rendlne before V: K. Cutf, Justice of the Peace for the .Tit'tU ciya1 district of lienton County, Tennessee. in mis e.nise n npjieai.9 uy. auuiavn, mai me defendant, F. C. Leslie, is justly indebted to the plaintjtl, and is a iioii-result-ut ol the Mate so that the ordinary process of law can not be tserv ed upon him and an original, attachment has btvn ltwiU upon ins propeity by (saniishimMit 1 rtile!rlK? made in ihk ;ami( i hhomci.k, a newspa per published in Camden, Tennessee, for four consecutive weeks, conimandiiiK the said F. C. Leslie to appear before nu-.at my oYlice in Cam den, lienton County, Tennessee, on the 24th day of May,' 190'-, and make defense to said suit, or it will he proceeded with exparte, This April 17, i:k)2. F. K. CUFF, .Tusti.ee of the Peace. S. I. TKELEK, attorney for plaintiff. 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