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THE CHRONICLE. A nil ,NTV N KWKI'A ;;. Pchusnrn WY.nw.y at Camdkx, Ti: NTf RID AT CMOf NAHS COhU f I A -,MAl N A n F H The Nlllisfl iptioit ,t('.' f I UK.rili"M( 1. 1 W Blc'iits ,t ur; '.T i-. hls I"1mx tin, :.!, pumiivelv must ljtp;ild in inh;unv. All lions will l.n prcn.pt iy Mopped j,t i'iim.,11.111 of tiiiK! pant tor Oliiimu yuii'l hi lit I lit r hoUccs will IiccIi'ii'mmI fur at the rain el cnuH t"'l' Hue. V.'n w ill lul nisli r.iifufordl.spliiy unil local advei Using on uppl.ra- S'l'll. i:wromiiiiiiilc:ii ions ninl ail ii'lrs on (im'siIipiih Of piddle Interest ;ue solicited, hut we insuim-no respoiiNllililtv (or I lie expressions cotttaiifd in a! iurli communications and ai tides pulihslii d. UemilUnccH can lie mailt; In v,u inns v.is that ire perfectly safe, hut till leniitmuces sent meat risk of t III) senile! . All leiiilttaueei and business eommmilfiitloiis hould be eut to 'lit A VIS I'.KOS.. ('atndill, Tclin. Fill DAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1 , WOO. THE WAY OUT OK IT. It is generally admitted there are two ways of doiiur tliimrs a rieht way and a wron and it ia also ad in itted that tlio right thing to do when it has Leon discovered that tho wrong way has been pursued is to retrace- the steps that havo boon taken and tako tho right ones. This much is said in reference to the Congressional primary. In tho rst place the committee four yearn ago set a precedence which, to all intents and purposes, has been an open bid for fraud in primaries, and it seems to us that the presont committee should havo taken an object lesson from it and provided all tho restrictions necessary to in snro a fair and honest primary. The primary was not safegarded by proper rules and regulations, and when the charges of fraud were made at Paris the committee virtu ally recognized the irregularities of, the primary by appointing a sub committee to investigate all the eharges of fraud. "VYe understand that Mr. Enloe refuses to accede to such a propo sition, on the ground that there is no law to legalize primaries, and claims that such an investigation would be a farce. Ave are inform ed that two of the gentlemen ap- pointed havo declined to servo on the sub committee, chiefly for the reason that they have no power to administer, the oath, to compel the attendance of witnesses or to pun ish the guilty of perjury. Under the resolution adopted the commit tee adjourned at Paris to meet at uexmtnon uctouer o. juse wnat action the committee will take we shall not attempt to predict, but we are of the opinion that the commit tee could have smoothed the way to a more satisfactory solution o the matter by calling a delegated ' convention or another primary i the same being safeguarded with ' all the restrictions necessary to se cure the honest sentiment of the Democrats of the district. The Chronicle is more interest ed in the welfare of the party than in the claims of any man who seeks a: favor by the vote of the party "We are interested, because we are anxious that the laws and prece dents governing the Democratic party should be preserved and ob served, lhe right way always car ries strength with it; the wrong way is an evidence of weakness somewhere, and always invites con fusion and creates dissatisfaction SOMEThING ABOUT TRUSTS Here are a few reasons why the "plain people" are not inclined to 1 meekly accept the inspired states merits of the trusts organs ant' speakers showing what ci natural necessary and beneficent institution the trust is: It requires oil per cent, mora wheat to buy a stove than it did in 1890. It requires 20 bushels mor'o corn to buy a wegon than it did m lb'Jb, . -si riA i It reauires 1UU per cent, moro corn or wheat to buy a copper ket tie than m 18. It requires twice as much corn to buy a coil ot rope cam JbJu. It reauires 10 per cent, more grain to buy a plow than in 1890 It reauires o par cent, moro grain to buy a hoe, a rake or shovel than in 1S')G. A set of common wheels that cos $7 in 1890 now cost 12. Tho price of cultivators and oth er farm implements have gone u . nronortionatelv. Galvanized baruea wire cost irom SI to 8-1.50 more than in lb.;u. It ren uhca 10 per cent, more corn or cotton to buy a pound of sugar than in 1890. You have to pay iu per cent, more . for glass than in ISOo. Freight rates have climbed. back to the ' hit nut jiri'TH wiiHi cvua 1 a popu I;;!- revolt iu h-gii-ilut ion a i;v Veins fiL'o. Tlio prices of oil, coal, lumber, -iii , oojs and namwaro nuvo cone up coin 10 to 100 per cent. And all thcsn tilings havo been one by tho trusts. A trust roliH you waking or sleep- lnir. eatni'' or urinliin''. workini'or laving, living or dying, and the collin trnt gets you in' tho end. Evidences are daily developing which makes it vitally necessary that primaries bo legalized iu Ten nessee if this method of nominat ing candidates is resorted to in tho uturo by Democrats. He say vi- ally, because there are men in tho party who are opposed to primaries or various reasons. Iu tho first ilaco a primary can not bo iullu diced and controlled by them as easily as a convention when thfy oar a fair, free expression of tho larty, hence, such men never lose m opportunity to bring discredit on primaries, lueir corrupt meui- ods often defeat an honest expres sion of tho majority and thia all tends to bring discredit on the par- y and party organization. V hen our primaries are held in a legal manner the methods of tho party corruptiouists will bo a violation of ho law and subject to indictment, As it is, tho victim of the corrup- lonists has no recourso to bring hem to punishment, but must sub niit in tho face of the most open and outrageous frauds. For this reason, if none other, we say legal ize the primary. The work of organizing Demo cratic clubs throughout the State is progressing rapidly. Counties are organizing by districts, and in several counties they havo already organized in every district. Me.n phis has a strong Democratic club in nearly every ward in the city Arrangements will be made to or ganize a club in every civil district in Benton County at an early day, H e want to see a strong club or ganized in every district by Octo ber 1. It is the intention of Chair man John S. Denton, of Nashville who has charge of this work in the State, to organize a State associa tion of Democratic clubs, and hoi a big club convention at Nashville during the campaign. Speakers o national importance will be securec. as well as a low railroad rato. Have you heard the news from Maine? Pieturns from Monday's election show a remarkable shrink age of the Republican vote and a corresponding gain tor the Demo crats of that State. This, too, in face of the fact that the Democrats had to contend against the largest corruption fund ever used in tho State. Despite all of Hanna's ef forts to make a showing favorable to the administration, the reversa of sentiment in Maine is too errea to be discredited by the llepubli- tn managers. Ihese little straws show the trend of public sentiment throughout the length and breadth of the land. The Democrats are greatly en couraged by the election returns from the rock-ribbed Republican State of Vermont. Tho Republi can vote of 1890 was reduced over 20 per cent, last Saturday, which leads us to conclude that the old Green Mountain State of Revolu tionary days is evidently waking to a realization. of the fact that tho Republic for which Ethen Allen fought is in danger. Mr. MgKinley takes occasion in his letter of acceptance to assure tho trusts that they have nothing to fear if he is re-elected President. It will be "Maryland, My Mary laud" with the national Democracy after November. That 00,000 Democratic majori ty in Arkansas was alright. . The Chronicle and St. Louis SerniAVeekly llepublic, ono year, $1.10. The Ciikonicle and the Homo and Farm will be mailed to you ono year for 80 cents. Yvliifo's Cream Vermifuge is essentially the oliiitTa tonic. It improves digestion and the assimilation of food, strengihQn hi i tho nervous system and restoring them to the health, vigor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood, i'rice, -3c. Sold by all druciota. H1QM FLATWOOD3. '.egnlar rot r't -poudeiie A revival meding is in progn at Chestnut Hill. Jjewifi Cole, of Henry Countv, visited hero this week. .Several of our citizens will h ave for Arkansas to-morrow. A o wish horn all success. Lewis Farrar and family havo re turned from Arkansas. They hay old 1 lenton is 'ro id enough for them. Tho little daughter of (leorgo Willi.'tmg is seriously ill. Ho was making arrangements to leavo for Arkansas to-morrow, but will bo clayed in taking tho trip. Flat woo i H, September 11. T K ACM l: IIS A SHI C I ATI OX. Program for tho tenth ihhlrit:! teachi'iV tiKHoi iation to ln hdtl at Chestnut Hill Sei.tetiiher 2U, 1!M)(): Vocal Musi.-, lud hy II. K. I'allonl. Prayer, hy Uncle Tom Pnffonl. Address hy Miss Loin 1'ufl'urd. Kccitution, hy Miss Pearl Ford, l'lan and What is ILxiiecled of tho Dis trict Associations, hy W. I). Cooper and 1). V.. (ioHSCtt. " Resolved, That our comity should hi rediBtrictod into Miool districts three miles square;" affirmative T. YV. Cull, 15. Harrttt and W. f). Cooper; negative fc5. 0. Vick, 15. 1). Johnson nnd O. A. Ft ley Ivssav, hv Miss Mattto Clement. Should We Whin Publicly or Privately by MisH Urla Thomas. Should tho teacher Select the-Hooka for the Pupils, hy Albert A. Lindsov; I he Directors Duty to t he Schools, oy Dethel Holland. Tho Dutv of Patrons to the School and tho Teacher, hy John Warrick. lhe Importance of Iici'ular Attendance by James Heninton. (). A. Utlky I B. Sakkktt Committee. 15. P. Johnson) INSOLVENT NOTICE. Having suirested the insolvency of the estate of A. J. Creer to tho clerk of the couutv court of Penton County, Tonnes see: Now, pursuant to an order of said clerk, all persons having claims Against said estate are notified to hie them with said clerk authenticated in the manner prescribed by law for prorata on or before the 1st day of January, 1901. All claims not filed within said time will he forever barred both in law and equity. This September 3, 1!)00. G. B. BANK, 21-13 Administrator. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. IN THE CHANCERY COt'liT OK KENTON COUNTY, TKNN.-DOKCAS K. STAXLINGS VS. M. C. STALL! NdS. In this cause it appearing to the Clerk and Mastor from the allegations of com plainant'sbill, which is sworn to, that the residence of the defendant, M. C. Mail ings, is unknown, and after diligent in quiry his residence can not be ascertain ed, so that the ordinary process of law can not be seryed upon him. It is there fore ordered that he enter his appearance before the Chancellor on or before Thurs day, September 27, next, and make de fense to the petition of Dorcas E. Stall mgs by which she seeks to have the bonds of matrimony now subsisting between them dissolved, or the same will he taken for confessed and the cause set for hear ing exparto as to him. This August 23, 1!)00. W. L. MORRIS, ' ' Clerk and Master. By A. V. BOWLES, Deputy Clerk and Master. J. G. Roiuxs, Solicitor for complainant. 21-10 Do you eeo pparklitif? eyes, a healthy, tinted skin, a sweet expression and a erace- iit form 1 Theeo attractions afe the result o good health. 1 they are absent, there it nearly always some disorder of the dis tinctly feminine organs present. Healthy menBtraat organs mean health and beauty everywhere. makes women beautifnl and healthv. It strikes at the root of all their 8 trouble. There is no menstrual dis- R order, ache or pain which it will net cure. It is' for the budding girl, the busy wife and t.hmatron approaching the change of life. At evary trying crisis in a woman's life it brings health, strength ami happiness. It costs fi.oo of medicine dealers. For advice in cases reqniringspecial directions, address, giving symptoms, " The Ladies' Advisory Department," !The Chatt.inood Medicine Co., Chat tanooga, Tcnu. KOZKXA IKWIP, of Oenav:l. a:jj4: '1 was tunaiM tt motitliiv Willi tcrniilc pan.s v my In ad nna hve hvia entirely n:iievcl by Wine , ,. S 51 P.'i. I Teiis, 9 intt-rvals back, but I of CarUui. r: r 'it i y liic. Kind Voil lliivo Always Bought lias honto the, m-ii;i-tur of Chas. II. ITctclicr, nntl Jan ln-ni ina.lo iin.lcr lm peisotial stMerviioii tor over IH) .years. Allow no ouo to dcicivo you in tliis. Counterfeits, Imitations nml ' Jiist-us-oo.r urn hot ihperiinctits, and riulaiicr tlio liculth of CjliiKlrcn-JLxpciienco aigalnst KxiM i uncnt. , What is CASTOR I A Castori.i is a liarmlcss iuls llulo for Castor Oil, Pare Krlf, Drops and Soothin? fsyrupH. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other 'ar"otic mhstaiHC Its jigro U its guarantee. It ilcstroys V.nn nul allays lVverishocss. Jt cures Diarrho-u hihI. AViml Colic. It relieves Toothing" Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and ilowols, giving" healthy and natural bleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bouglit Bears tho v jr.. i i r ?w mi 4 In Use For Over 30 Years. TMr CrNTKUH COVHKV, T r The ETE ..JS THE X DRUG SUNDRIES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, f ( Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialty, and Billed Day or Night $ by a recistered pharmacist. ' I fall Line ot m mw n Toilet fiFticies. -t am th "NEW KOYAL" E LEADS THEM ALL! Only $18.00 to $20.00! SOLD BY T. 31. BATEMAN' ALSO Fi e flonuments, Tombs & Tablets Of the Best Quality Italian and American Marble and Granite. r-K s-""' f UHnfiinumB pfhi i nnnnn V ,i Vr lUHUllUM, yuuu riifMl 7 a is ti 1 7 ii Ik L V y 1 1 T I t t r mm NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. IN THK CHANCKTvY COU11T QV BKNTOX COUNTY, TKNN.-.I. . TA.Yl.Olt, OITIZKN OK KKNTH'KY VS. S. W. AND MATT IK COOLKY, CITIZENS Ol" KENTUCKY. In this cause it appearing to the Clerk and Master from the allegations of com plainant's bill, which is sworn to, by which he seeks to foreclose a mortgage, that the defendants. S. W. and Mattie Coolev. are non-residents of the Slate of Tennessee and reside in the State of Ken- tacky .so that the ordinary process of law can not, be served upon them, it is there fore ordered that, they enter their appear ance before the Chancellor and make ue fense to said bill -of complaint on the fourth Monday in September, next, or the same will be taken for confessed and the cause set for hearing exparte as to them. This August 23. WOO. W. h. MOltlMS, Clerk and Master. Y.y A. V. BOWLKS, Deputy Clerk and Master. Tom C. IIye, Solicitor for complainant. 21-10 If you are troubled with heartburn, in odorous breath, flatulency, acidity, pains after eatintr, loss of appetite, persistent melancholy, or low spirits. You need a tonic, a few doses of Ilerbine will give you the recuperative force to remove these disorders. Trice, 50 cents. Sold by all druggists. MUMSTKATK'S WARRANTS. Executions an.i btate Warrants for sale atTll K Chko.n icue otiiin:. 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