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Olmimry ami similar noti.-oi will iM-rlmrr, ,1 (,,r
At thw tat ot 3 tnti per line. We will inn Isli
raWifoi dhplay and Ux al ailvurtlamgoii appli. :v
Nw ronmmrdr.it Inns and miHrionmii'stiims
f public Hlfiost Hit, imhollml, but M ui.tm no
r!.im,il,u,ty fr !(,.:, pir-wmin i'iil,i ,i , ai
BiM'li rninmiiiiKiiUons ami ai tn U n vu!illiiiU
Ki iiillliiiiccH c, (, Hindu tn vni mill way ilmt
ar .,i (,., !! snr.-. but all nmutUacci c;i aroat
rllM (if UlCI HflHllI .
All rumlUutirci ami tu iinc (Wituriiitlitcat lotn
Should b sout to , 'JJ1K OIWiMCI,!',,
('iiiiuloa, 'loim.
FIUDAY, JUNK 1, 1900.
V
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
A n w 150 lul(i-nt ( clric plant
with clcctrir motor linnlf'o is In-
im: installed at tho V.iw ! y Plan
tain Coal Mim, winch will J.o
tn o electric intuijw for Uuulin.s' tho
water, elt'clrio ventilating fnminmi
probnbly clmiti cutters for minim:
tho coal. 'J'l.o most interestim;
featuro ta tho motor lmuln;j", c:
tendin from top of incliao to with
in Huu i oct of workiu'r fac"i;. . Tho
motor wcijhs only 1,500 pouiulbi,
and hm a draw bar pull equal to
HO hoDjo power when at tho maxi
mum Fpoed of 8 1 uilo per hour.
The trreat horse power dovelowcd
by no li'dit a machine is explained
by tho third rail eybtom, which is
an I Loam m middle of track.
Tho motor driven four t;teel-fa:ed
wheel h which automatically grip
tho faces of tho "1" beams, and tho
friction carries tho train of cara
alou. Tho trolloy is located un
der the "I " beams and thereby pro-
tccteufrow fulling smto. 1 his sys
tem of mino haulago is new, and
this will bo tho first plant built in
tho South. Tho practicability of
same, however, has been fully dem
onstrated in several Indiana mines
where it has boon in uso for some
months, This plant will not only
make possible a great increoso in
the output of coal, but it is estima
ted will save tho work of 40 mules
and 'JO convict drivers. It is ex-
I pocted that tho plant will be in op
eration by July 1.
1 Mtf1MrW HfuW t'UflC ,wm s .- 'try-.; '
f fj NflHf n't
t , . f J I '.i u 3 f '-A i -J uiiiJi) 11
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The Lerjcbt and Coat fj I ti-U 1 Slurk of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Genls' Furn
ishing Goods over brought to Big'Sandy.
Wc ulj carry ?a stock
OLIVER CIIILL1CD PLOWS. JOHN DICICRIC,
CULTIVATORS, DIAMOND CORN
DRILlo, AND McCORMACK MA CM INKS
These Goods need u. intrctluct'.on !o o;r cu'.'urm r a.) they aio well known. .
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He Have E8l8l)iisii2il s Jilliaeii Q&paftmcnt
yor Goveraor:
ItENTON HcniLUN.
l?or lUllroad CotnmUMoner:
THOMAS V. tVILLIAMS.
Tue Democratic executive com
mitteo of the Eiirhth ConprrefiHioiial
District mot at Jackson Tuesday
and D. A. McDougal, of bavaunah
I was elected chairman and Vr. v
13arrv. of Lexiuctou, eecretarv. A
which is complete with an elegant line o
HATS, DULS3 GOODS, LACKS ami
FEMININE A1TAR:L. We hum
our friends to call and inspect this line
beforo making purchases, feeling tsuns you
will bo satisfied, and knowing v. e can h ivc
you money.
In this department will bo found the
latest designs and styles in Ear.cy Dress
Goods, Point De Veniso, htriped and solid
Batistes, Mohair Brilliantines, Dimities,
Silk Droeades, Zephyrs, Sylvi-n ''t'ijii'H,
Linens, Corded Tail'etm, thieiow l-ilks,
all olors, Ver.-.::il!e' Siri(.', All Over
Luces, Lngiisl) C',v. ! .'!( Mi. e.
Mi::.; J da nii;n-tt- i . U. 1 .,', t
ed by Mis Annie Doty '. :. . . uella
Tierce. They will take !. i iiinhow-irs-;
t)i"ir friends and rnytntii" through
the p.t)ek, and tak iug their orders for any
thing needed.
W. CARAWAY
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'jfS.VTCKlA t. CONV I" N T I OX.
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The
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Demcvrats oi tho twenty-
sonntona! distnct.eoniposet
Electors, State t LarRfi
K. K. VHl.IV.
jami:i it. rAZU:it.
Klectom, by Diiricts
rirt-BAXTKK TAVI-OB.
3ocoit-JOHN XV. HTAPI.KS.
Third -J. J. IYNCII.
Ifourlh-W. S. FAUI.KNEH-rifh-A.
IS. Nfclll..
BUth-M. II. M KICKS.
SevAnth-K. II. WILLIAMS.
KiRhth-XIlUMAS tl. KVK.
Nintb-W. W. CRAIO.
'Xentto-W. n. OAHKOLL,
primary election for the purpose of cf the counties oi Benton, ecatur,
m- ! I I it 1- -l TT 1 ,
ITor Sheriff.
5. k, wnr.
Vor Trustee;
O. W. K. 1IEKK1N,
I nominating a candidate for Con
I gross was ordered to bo hold Sat-
1 A 1. Or
Here is n g curious illustration
I of our muddled moral and legal
I condition. The saloonkeepers in a
i Montana town have had a desper
ate fight to secure the passage of
Ian ordinanco to permit them to
close their saloons on bun day. In
most other places tho hght is to
; keep them open.
Meanwhile it might be just as
Eeferkinq to Cuba. Congressman well to know when will work begin
Orofevenor, of Ohio, says: " Wo are on tho streots of Camden again.
-niniT to make all we can out of it."
1 a complete aseortmeni; or neauy
''Where is Carmack?" was tho Mixed Taints can De round at the
word which came from his constit- Fry Drug Co. Don't fail to get
tiontawheh a Democratic Congress-1 their prices when you need any-
man; was unseated tho othar day thing in this hue
ov the narrow marcrin of two. 1
W I m. 1 . il ft 1
, The JLolineator,tneiavomemag.
HaNNA said on inauguration daylazino of tho ladies, is issued by tho
that McKinlev's was to be a "busi-1 famous fashion publishers, the But-
aesa" administration. It has cer- terick. i'ubnahing Do., (limited; at
tainlv nroved to bo one with all the! 7 to 17 west 13th street, New I ork,
asual accessories of business tven 1 at the remarkably low rate ot ou;u
to robbing the money drawer. 1 per year, or 15 cents per copy. Ui
all tamily magazines it is tno great-
It is now admitted bv Secretarv est caterer to domestic naeds, and
Gage that the gold supply of the can be recommended for its cheap-
United States ia short 100.000,1)00. ness.
This deficiency of tho "estimates,'
added to the error of $50,000,000
amdo-by Mr. Gage in computing
the surplus in the United States
Tre&sury, leads to tho conclusion
that our national bookkeeping is of
the 'fancy" variety.
- HevV 0R. Hodnett, of Chicago,
says: "I see with chagrin our na
tional administration taking poli
tics from Salisbury and Chambcr
laini We Bhould all, regardless of
race, color or creed, go behind tho
scenes and compel the administra
tion to come to the bar, and tell
why it cowrers when the British
lion's claws are unsheathed against
tho bravest people that ever resist
ed tyranny.
Mr. Bryan was asked the other
davwhv he declared that "the peo
nlo are with us this year, and they
Taro in sympathy with tho principles
which shall be embodied in the
Citv platform, and which
represent tho feelings of the grea
nnss of the American people.'
And his answer, which appeals to
otTArv American citizen who has
the Welfare of his country at heart
wasr "Because' every principle o
tho Democratic party is a positive
principle, more positive than was
the -declaration of the Republican
party in 1896, and while my party
h as "ro varan tne wniie in usurm
flr mlhpreucQ to principles and po
itive declaration, tho Republican
party is 'trekking' m just the oppo
site direction. It is less positive
and its adherence to -its own here
tofore fhecl declaration of faith ii
30W nuite disregarded." ,
Presiding Elder G. W. Banks wil
hold quarterly conference for Cam
den and Co well's Chapel at Camden
July 7 ana 8, and for Camden cir
cuit at Morris Chapel July 8 and 9,
The "X" on your paper indicates
that your time of subscription to
The Chronicle has expired, ant
your paper will b9 stopped unless
renewed at once. ve hopo our
subscribers, upon finding tho "3
on their paper will kindly renww
their subscriptions promptly.
IN MKMORY OF 1LVUA HA5IEU.
IT.i.rdir, and Humphreys, are here
by called to meet in convention at
Johnsonville, Term., on Thursday,
the 12th day of July, 1000, for tho
purpose of nominating u candidate
for senator to represent f;aiu uid-
rict in the next general assembly
of Tennessee, and to transact such
other business as may properly
come before said convention.
This May 21, 1900.
Edgar Cherry,
I). G. HupnON, Chairman.
Secretary.
TUB "CONFEDERATE VETIiUAK."
Low Club Kate Given Vitli Tho CaimlM
Chronicle.
Tho erowth of tl: Confe.lonite Vot
er an, rublibhed by S. A. CumimgUiun,
at Nfishvillo, Tonn., ii remarkabio. ill
circulaiiou of eighty-four issues, month
ly, acgrcgateil to January, 1'JuU, l,i,
432 conica. Avorawo for 1S13. 7.GS3;
18'Jt, 10.1U7; is'jr, Ti,m;
1897, 1(3,173; 18'JS, 10,100; 1S93, 20,1 CO.
SuuKcripti-ift for tiio Veteran will be
, , , , , ii i rr
received t-t mm oj.ioc. it uuu u.:
CimoNieLr; -vill be, sent for a year at tho
club rate of f-l.K). By applicatiou to
The CiiuoNKJLi; copies of tho ctcrau
will be seut to our veteran friends who
aro uuablo to subscribe.
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'on lEa Alwa-yi Jtu',Iit has borno tho Mirna-
turo of :i't. li. i'letclter, and hM been made under his
personal buicrvision for ever :0 e:;.rs. Allow no one
to doeeivo you in lit if-. Ooa-iterfeits, Imitations antl .
lust-a';- f!od" are but Kxpcrimcnts, mal endanger tho
healUi of ChiW'"en llvncricaca aaiur-:t Ilxperinient.
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Cantor
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contains vj:M
Colic.
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Castor Oil, Pare
It is Pleasant.. It
:iai, j'ioi'isfiMH isor ciner iar"oiic
H -i aara hi iU luurnfoe. It destroys Avorms
avs 1 veelsbj;ess. It cures Biavrhoea, and u iml.
r ,r . rti . ,.i i. : r;i- t.l. ' . 4 !
i ii rctiee i;cli,; .s. mv. v in es vuumiiuiiuu
and Sootbm.5? Syips.
Op
and Flatulency. It assimilates ttte iooil, regulates the
stomach anl jowels, giving bealthy and natural sleep.
Tho Jhih!ivu's i'aiiacca Tiio Slother's Friend.
T7" 1 17 . 11.
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KSTKAYKI.
One bay horse, about 15 hands high;
lias been gone- fiinco about tho first of
May; has dark mane and tail; foro top
lias been cut off and should bo about 3
inohes long now; Bear on one hind foot
and alao in left breast, caused by barbed
wire; small white star in forehead; one
white hind foot. Any one finding him
will be amply rewarded by bringing liini
to my residence- at Big Sandy, Term.
20-23-2 H. 11. Pierce.
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the Slinaturo of
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"or Over 80. Years.
WNV, '7 MI.'HRnV STRCCT, fCWVOfW CITY.
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NOTICE.
Ilaving sold out my mercantile buai
neHfi, I must ask all those indebted to
me by note or account to come in and
malio iomediato settlement, m I wish to
rind cp ray businesiS m speedily as pos
sible. Tou will iiiid ic hi my old ofileo,
John Yv . IUtema.
Mrs. Lara llamer, daughter of W. M.
and Pusa Cuff, was born April 13, 1869,
and died May 16, 1000. How sad i
to part with one wo all loved; one witu
such bright prospects for a happy lifo
beforo her, and that just m the noontide
of life, but wo inuet rcmomber such is
ona of tho divine decrees of an all wise
Creator Though her body liea silent in
tho tomb to Boon Ixj forgotten, yet her
work for good stul lives, and her many
kind acta and good deodd to the needy
and those ia distress will not be erased
by the changing scenes of years to come.
Lura was always at her place at Sunday
school and the church of which she waa
a most devoted and earnest member, and
was always ready and a willing worker
for Christ. Sho was dutiful at school,
and always had a kind word and a help
ing hand for her schoolmates and her
teacher, having been a most devoted pu
pil of the writer. So let me pay to her
parents, relatives and friends, grieve not,
as those who have- no hope, but try and
live ko that when death comes yon may
be prepared to die ns tihe did ia the full
hope of everlasting life. The body r.i
Ihia noMo cliristhm woman rcsM attho
I'latweods Cemetery, "her spirit to Gou
had gone." ' T. W. C?s.
?Iay 29,
Many women fail "to digest their food,
and so become pale, sallow, thin and weak
whilotlio bnghtness freshness and beau
ty of the skin and complexion departs.
Kemedy this by taking Herbine after each
meal, to digest what you have eaten. 5
cents. Sold by all druggists.
All (lnir;i;ii ts ru-o antiiorir.tvl !'y r.nc iiiiiniifactur
evsoi I'ji o (Htslnioiit i') !'-eIn"i Uie iiusjiey wher
It fails to I'urc .nir r:iso of jilc- no mnUt-r of how
lout' ft am I 'tires ontinary casi-s in iiiays,
tlii' worst casos in sixtt-ori days. m aj.plloation
gives ease sunt rest. ;(ilicvi;a iU'iiin iiintanUy.
uuaranr.ee?' t to c.u'srfiiis ivii;ioui, i u kiui.j.
Tilts is anew niseowr.- avutistiii; only jiilo vem
cdy !'. esi a Mtsitiv' no uiv. no pay.
l'riei!, Ml conts. Can lm si-nr by mail. Wo lmvo
l)lao(Ml it on siily villi every ilrnist in the lovni
oHJaiiiden, Teim., who wiil sell it to you on the
above guarantee. . -a-crn.
WANTED -Ilonost man or voinan to travel for
larj'O Housfi; salary Sus monthly ami expenses,
Willi increase; position permanent : inclose sc'f
aililres::ed stamped onvolnpo. kiANACJKli, 330
C'axton itiiiiilini;, CUicafto.
J'y trying to break into the Senate with
a jimmy, Clark of Montana has given the
public an idea as to how he accumulated
his wealth Jackson Whit?.
WANTED- Ac'iv. tr.v.i ') ' rs comity to t.:i!:e
orders ioi ii.o lit; ;-'. and Im :--;tu.I iim;) of
tho I', s, and woilu ever pnhiisiiou. Xms $5 map
is (riven witii the Hoi-.e ftlasa:'.iiie. o.ie year for
only tiood fonimission to agents, riend
l.l'S for map, iaepa:4, and samplo coptijs of the
;n:iKii2iut;. Atltlrcss i .torn j rubllai.:im Comvauy,
Atlanta, Ga.
NEW MILIvINERY
JUST RECEIVED BY
MHS. S. J. TRAVIS.
The ladies are invited to call and-1
see the nev styles in hats.
; HAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains pass Camden on the NaslivH!o,Ctoatta '
nooja and St. Louis itailrorvd as follows: -
TKAtNUKAST. TRAINS WEST.
t?.3.3, mail. ...5.Dfpm
No. l, express, 5.35am
No. 53 ' 2.03ara
No. 4, mail 9.53 am
No. 52, express 2.60 am
No. 2, u 9.6 psa
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01" II job printins facilities are first-class, andi
oar speeia Ity is irood w.rk. Kstimates-(and
v.nvples whoie possible) will be furnished1 on p
jdtpatlon. AudtOM -Tixs Cuhonicxe, Camdso,
'i'.i:!:..
TTAfiISTHAT)f.'S
IV I and Mate Va rra h U for sale at j n k ( m-.os
icuk olaco.
WARRANTS, Kxyeut ions
Otiu'i' iiiM aks prii ted to wdor.
If the fitomach performs it functions
actively and regularly, the food of which
is the receptacle, is transformed into blood
of a nourishing quality, which furnishes
viiZor and warmth to the body. 1 lerbine
pves tone to the Mt'-maeh and promotes
digestion and assimilation. Trice, 50c.
Sold by all druggists.
It poinetinics happenti i hat the man who
known his ow n mind docaiiot know much
after all.
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
No. '"10.
In ob('(K:dne to n detveo of too chancery
court at Cam.h'.n made in the cause ! V.
U. IIfli-ri . J. r..Uoim-i ei ai-rwill on
Morrisy, Jutj 4, "tGOC. at noon,
in front of th-n vo
If you are troul.''d w
comfortable disern-e t:a
Ik. ti'.ect it. Yvn't i- t th
f.rm U l). i:v. iy d.iy tl
i 0 C t d i t r W H " i : ? '. ' . (. .' ( i
tc ure TaMer's bitrki've
the relif i is unmc"'.!
iou !-(-il to
threr! tr.f ;
dinti'is't oi I
containing !
more -r !;
t-pcetJ vf;
tii of r;'l
givon ..;
at n!iv tin
Sai'.i t'r.i
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la:;;t got a i payr 'it-
asc ib nc
nice.-. C
in Cura
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j'et ne.-st'.' and
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and cure iniah!;!
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Trade Marks .t.
Designs
Copyrights &c -
A r.vonc snnttinc? a ekotoh and dencrtptlon ins?
or.lckly Baoertniii our opinion free whether aj
nvnUiori is prohnbly piitpntabla. CommuHtntk
tionsHUirtiycnnlldontliil. Handbook on Puteill.
et-n' free. Oldst neenoy for securing vttmt. -fn!nts
taken throuRh Munu & Co. recoirt
ei-cnal notice, wltfouo cunreo, iut.ua
A id9omely ttluftniJ'vl weokly. I.itreeit !ir-
MiKta-u c t any soieiitttln Journal. Terrai, a
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f.:c.::V'
id land
Iciiittiiic JMrfcan.
i(in.l9omely t'luftnit'vl weokly. I.itreeit
rtii ii c t finy pcteotiUn Journal. Terrai, tl
,r-. fo'.ir months, ii. riotd by all newdpnin
i f i iirti -jo. 1' St Washtcgtou, D. C'
Dr. TAULCR'O CUWXYE.
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Price, 50 cents in hotti'
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A PAIHLIS3 REMEDY.