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ritlDAY, OCTOERR l'JOO.
DEMOCRATIC TICKLT.
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WILLIAM .1. UK VAN.
Ior K'e-rroililnt,
A 1)1 A I K. hVKVt.N.lN.
I"or (iovirnori
131..NTON Mc.UlI.LlN.
For I"llr"iii(l CiniiiiUl'ntr!
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Vur Hoiircimiiliitlvn:
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l.leotiirn y IMtstrlcti
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Sa-i'nil-JOUN V. M'Al'iia
llilrl-J. J. f.VNt ll.
3"our:i W. S. Vl I .KSB.
Fiftu-A. 15. m:sl.
Bi li-r.l. U. MI LiS.
Sveuth-1!. II. AVU.LIAMSI.
i-richth-TlKfMAS C. K1C
Mutb-tV. W. CRAltl.
tcuCi-W. II. CAIUiOIX.
wc-r' ! 01
ir."iunt liiiM ti'i".
Of t!i'"c it U iH'ccfirary to nnme
ocly Kurh nu n of lilit fui'l 1 n1 i u
ty cx-Hc'Tciary 15onhv( 11, Gamaliel
Jirndfonl, Hatuucl UowIb, Thomas
V lliiMiiKon, Tatrick UTurroll,
Hi nalor Yllim,'lon, AVclistcr Da-
vi.-s ami cx-Coi'rcasnian Henry U.
J ol. I! SOI i.
I , I I ' 1 IllU'M, li""1 ' - ...
l,i ,t, ,imt i liuiry lii'ml, Mi i.i'. i
i.i,i,.., Till S NO I. It M,:.i.l'.M 11 MA
COM J' A N V, I'niim Cltj, J l.u.
!ATTI.K roil salt:.
I will yc) 110 li'vi'l of rattlo clioi.
r,) l.oi.l df TOO nn.l np; ! i"tl 500 lo
TOO; r.O Ifiia -I'K) to r.'M). All iWionui!
an hii il by Durham bull.
Apply to M. A. Fnv.
1'iiva't, Tr-un.
TliK lici.uiblican campaigu lias
i'Toivo n mativo proKition.
Tl;3 caMllilatey and leailor.- liavo
!e.':4u) i,loli(l ar.osiica. Tho rani:
r.ud fde ii liidiny behiad breast
works cf hliiftiug sand.
Mr. Ilani.a ays: "Thoro arc no
ilr. MeKinley says: 'iThero is
no such tliiujj; as imperialism."
Air. HooK'.'velt says: "I em not
afraid of militarism, because there
isn't any 'militarism.'"
Ivlr. Gago says: "Thero isn't any
so-d standuid, tbereforo tho old
standavd jnusit not be attacke d."
Ckorasof Tiopublican Bpellbind
cra: "Now you soo it and now you
don't,"
FOR COLOrtCD FOLKS.
Thero will Lo an oM-Ta ,liioiit l Holy
(Ihost inocling lioM ia tho cmrt-hou so
It-i'i'iiiiuK October 15, nnj laslinji fev-
ovd ilnvs. I'or tho moral iui.1 i elisor h
bejtfit of our voot;!' lnirnliCH,
you aro expecWl to talto nu nctivo part.
Yo ulna urayc-rfully nolicit the inHuenc
ud toovl v 'uAiva of tha whito citi.o3 of
Canulon and snrronnding country in our
moiti!itr.
Hoping tho Lord will Mess our efforts
Yours for Christ,
II. M. IcIxtyuk, EvangeliBt..
h "NEW ROYAL
LEADS THEM ALU
Only tfiH.oo to $jo.oo!
SOLD BY
T. 11. IJATEiMxN'
ALSO DEALER IN
rini lonumenis. lomnstx
m. m m m w 7
i ii
'--.n
I ablets
Of the DF8TQuAin yItai an ah p.AMfnicN.MAnnt nP.? Mlf-r
V
v.
1
1 ; V
THE PLEA OF HANNA.
"Help me, Casslus, or I sink,"
fchontd tho imperial C;esar once
upon a time.
And this is the cry of llavkllan
na. now. lie apneab to J. Pier-
pont Morgan to r.avo him.
lie went down on his marrow
bones before the -great and grand
mogul of monopoly, pleading with
him to fetop tho great coal strike iu
Pennsylvania.
Morgan holds tho situation in
tho palm of his hands.
He has been granted moie than
imperial powers by the Republican
trust party, and now he is exercis
ing those powera in careleus disre
gard of Ilepubliean success.
Mark Hanna tells Morgan that
tho Republicans. have all the mou
ey they want. They do not ask
him for a cent. But they plead
with him to stop the fctrike.
Mr. Morgan listens and e-niles.
lie has used the Republican party
to gee whr.t he waited. Having
got what ho wanted he has no fur
ther interest in that party. His
business is now to break up tho la
bor unions. Will he call off the
strike to relievo the pain of Mark
Hanna? Well, wo think not.
. .'.
FiiiiW, qui Pfipra
Curtains and Fixtures,
PICTUR JJR A NE S A ND N10U LUINGS,
Carpets, Rugs,
led ilGQsebom ioos.
West Side, Camden, Tcnn.
In bummintr up the political sit
uation, it is infinitely ditTeront from
what it was four years ago. Then
wo had n divided party, and Bryan
polled more votes than ever recoiv
ed by a candidate for President be
fore. Thht time wo havo a unitei
party, and when you take into ac
count the dissatisfaction and dis
appointment existing in the Re
publican party, you seo we have tho
best of it. If the election wes held
to-morrow Bryan would sweep the
country, and everything points to
a landslide like we had m 1892.
Net; 1'oxk, Now Jersey, Mary
land, Connecticut, Delaware, West
Virginia and Indiana are claimed
bv the Democrats, and California.
Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin
aro doubtful. These States were
all in the McKinley column four
years airo. Mr. Gorman says thoro
is a general drift toward the Dem
riiitnr The Chilonici.k:
Dear Sir : If this article can rscapo
the wasto basket ami ihxls fpaco in your
valuable nnnor. it will herve to let tuo
people of lienton County know that wo
camo together on last bmiday, tho jUL1i,
and organized a Parents' Club, for tho
imrnoso of liftoff up tho fallen and res
. .... i . 1 1 .i
cmnstlio norisluiic ot our peopio awt
aro groveling in the plums and piU ol
itrnorance. hmocrasy and immorality
After some dincussion, it was aeciuea
upou tho suggestion of Trof. N. W. Lovo
that a committee bo appointed compos
ed D f tho fwllowiutt monibere, vix : Brolli
er.s J. D. Tatefi. lion Tei-kins and John
Silas, and bisters Ann Donloo, Georgia
Williams and Ura CiHstogoin tho spir
it and meekness of our Savior and with
tho word of God (io. the Bible) in their
hands into every homo and unto every
one and force them to forsako tho do-
grading things of life and tako hold of
religion, education and morality.
li. .LXLOE,
X. W. Love, President.
Secretary.
U
ELECTION NOTICE.
"We will open and hold an election in
tho several voting precincts of Benton
nautili. 'FmirinyfcPM. (Ul Tuesday. No vein-
ber G. 1000, for tho election ot twelve 1 res
;,i i.'Wtnra for the Stale of Tenncs
IUCUU.M . ..... It
see. a Representative in the b lfty-pevent h
t;ongress oi mo uhuoh w
i.-irrhtli HriTK-rensional District of Tonnes-
fnr ihe State, a Sjnator
is a general drUt toward tne uem- unu Senatorial District,
ocratic ticket, which justifies tho anj fl Keprcsentative for tho Sixteenth
U'.IUUU HVlWf , 1,. jv..v Ullia it ill ,;v..u.......iv
opinion of leading Democrats that ' .t o o'clock ,in.
Mr. Bryan will be elected. ciCEe at 4 o'clock. Tri
W. L. MOUTHS,
J. M. LASIILEK.
T. B. CANTllELL,
Commissioners
TWO SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
Two developments of tho cam
paign aro of especial significance
and both of them point to u Demo
cratic victory.
Tha Republicans admit they are
on the defensive.
They admit that defections are
not local they eiHnd Iron octau
to ocean and from the lahco to the
gulf.
Senator Bsveridgo in Ins key
note address before tho Manpaetto
Club of Chicago was clearly on the
defensive, and Republican organs
described tho speech as a defense
of the administration. Mark Han
na has. likewise assumed the atti
tude of defense.
In Illinois the Republicans have
ordered r. now poll cr voters, the
one just completed showing an
alarming percentage m tno douDt
f ul colnmn. it h hoped that a sec
ond poll may develop a more hope
ful situation, but every indication
points the ether way.
Practically speaking there is no
defection from the Democratic par
ty. This is shown by tho f act-that
IriERE is high treason rampant
amonc: the Republican organs. The
tolls ns in Ida letter
UVJkJ IV x'll.1 j wi. v-i-
that labor was never happier. Yet CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Dm (Im PhipnfYrt Trihnnn n.ml ' (Xo. 879.)
"" - . .. , , ,i. ei..
,1 i i i Tn n in, u.noA to a leerce in ui vn.iii
Other Champions Ot tllO trusts ana rZrrarnam,hm. Tennessee, made
ininri-in.lisrn denouncinir Mr. Bryan in tho cause of G. T. Morris vs. Lillie .May
1 . - . . - nc .i l . I ...11 r.,i
How can he anneal to the discon- Monday, December , 1900,
1 1 . ... , , .
:t ii 9 I u it iiAiir cif the. court- louse in me
temeu u iuuio uu uu runW t.h l,nh-
Thliiiid YnTlIavo Always JSouKht has bonio tho wi a
Ano ' Chas. II. Fletcher, and has boon ina o under his
;ers al mo- viion lor over :iO years. ABow ih oho
o ' Sci ivo you In this. Coiintcrloits, Im.tatlons ;uul
What is CASTORSA
Castorfa Is a Harmless pnbstltuto for Gistor . 1
eorio. lrons and Soothiii? Hyrups. It is I hM.s.uiu ih
??Siab niitliep Opium, Morphine M
eubstanee. Its no is its
rolScs'xSi Troupes u;e7Ccnstipatio
nSdF'ilulcn It issiniilales tho 1W, regulates tho
Simeh andwels, vht heathy and na ural deep.
The Children's la;iace;i nv "
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
7 If t&-m9SZrt?i-SjP
Tnr riNnut company, tt wuBfinv wurrr, wr?iyTY
(' jr. (.r r sn
li. . J"Y ! ."
rv n i-i ti, ,:if(l,QPl' est bidder the following described tracts
Ox the high authority ot the Chi- ofland and town lot:
'i.;u.,,. Al,in r.vrvin r.$ nrna. TPivuf tro .. Sit tinted iii the sixth civil
b ' . . . . , . , .i;0;,.tnf itr-ntnn Conn tv.Tennessee, and
ferity and Mclunleys most devoted bountlod on the norlll by smith, on the
.jr.l Uio dnforl tbnf vfv Th'vn.Ti onntii iw PrpssoTi. on the east by I'ressou
l c li ii and on the west by Nance, containing by
has the support of "every one that w. L !iar0.
is in distress and every one that is Second tract Situated m the eighth
IS IU tllHlienb UU cveiv duo tiiuu jo oi:unm n.iv... ..v... ' --
, i 1 1 j l civil district of said county, and hounded
in debt a--JU every one that is dis- the north by Graham, on tho south by
contented." This naturally leaves Holland, on the east by Stem and on the
Mr. McKinley with only the eup-r.;-.-
l P v,, f,.,-,ata TKiwl trnr-t Sitnnted in the ninth civil
UUi.ll UJ. Iii" HUJ. I v.tvv..
Jt I i: f en ,1 mnntii oiwl hfiniKleil on
the north by Wynu, on the south by Scar-
would like to denounce the income wcst"by Lindscy, containing by estima-
tax as the device of anarchism will uu"r ,"iAt sn.iv in tim eiditb
i .ii.. i,l ,nrvf 1, ovntfl. h,;,.;! i;u)ri,.tv.f Mnhl pnnnt.v. and nounueu
, , 1 as folh.ws, to-wit: On the north by tho
pie of Germany, whero the taxis lLouisvi le ad Kashville Kaiiroad Corn-
1 "1 : s.n mrnnnAinr &)Q.!Z ln K'..1.t of WAV. Otl tllft OflSt l)V AV ll-
lOYlCtl OU incuuira cav-v-iaii
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
J. ll.Xee ct als vs. W. 11. Noles et als.
In the County Court of Benton County,
Tennessee.
In this cause it appears from afhdavit
that the defendant, V . It. Noles, is a non
resident of the State of Tennessee and re
sides in the Suite of Arkansas, so that the
ordinary process of law can not oe seiveu
uponhim. It is therefore ordered by me,
Cr. B. Greer, clerk of said court, that the
said V. B. Noles enter his appearance in
twfiire the first Monday
in November, next, and plead, answer or
demur to complainants' bill tiled herein
(in and by which thev seek to sob lands
owned bv J. E. Noles, deceased, at timo
of his death, to pay debts and for parti
tion) or the allegations therein contained
.. ill l., tnl-i.n fnr confessed as to inm aim
n in vtv.vv... .
Hu,,.ii,cf. aiu fnr heRTintr exnarte as to nun
and that this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in The Camokn Cuuox-
ic.mi, a newspaper published m the town
of Camden, Tennessee. .
This the Uth day of Stptem'oer, rjua
Cr. B. QUEER.
T A r, inrirv'T. Clerk.
Solicitor for complainants. n-i-t
oGbu, Iniiirjcstion ! c;
Iseil, BsRstipatiQiiI
In fa-t all troubles of Stomach, Tivor and Kkl
neys arc curc-J by
Tate Springs Water
Sold by
J. G. PRESSON, Agent
for CAMDEN, TliNN.
. . ... ,,.,.,....,,., .. t. ui All 1 lift com-
Tate Springs, lean.
Republican orga
, - i Ir (Ti
Secuetaky of tho Treasury Gag's
financial theory is brief and compre
hensive: Put all tho gold in tha
Treasury and' givo Gage tho key.
The Bryan and Stevenson Club
of this district will have a rally at
the court-house to-morrow night.
Turn out, Democrats.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains pass Camden on Mm Nashville, Cliatta
noonaati.l St. Louis Kaiiroad as f'h"Wj:
Tit WNS HAST. TltAlNS WEST.
y0.:s, mail. ...r,.w, pin I No. 4, mail
No. I', cM,CM, r,.:5a. Xo.W, ex,n-eS9?..
w vmnc
. nil . r . .
' " 4 .uni.ntrl.e
rr
rreat
noise over wvs uiuuaii. iH.ii,....
legetl Dentoct who voted ;or Mc
Kinley four Yt-urs ago has? aid ho
intended voting for him again' L nt
00 per cent, of tho so-called Gold
PunLir opinion is a censor before
which the most exalted tremble, for
their future as Tell as present fame.
--Thomas Jefferson.
Mr.. Buyan's tour of the North
west has been one grand ovation
, .,. rii.l.t nf wnv. on the oast bv Wil
son, on.the south by Dowdy, and on the
west by the J. A. names lot.
i f,, on. praiiti ite iiescrmiio l oi t-;ui
4. lUH V.V." ' . .
,..,fa of Un.i nnd town lot will be civen
Ll li. yji ...'. v..v ........ - .-
on day of sale, or can be procured at any
time by calling at my oiuce.
TKU.MS OF SALE.
c.,; 1 rnr.ta r.f loiul nnil town lot Will be
sold separately upon a credit of 12 and la
months except one-iourm ot uie puion....
i,. I... mid in ensh. The nurchas-
ers will be required to execute notes bear-
in;' interest irom nine oi -us
f erred pavments with approved personal
security thereon and a lien will be retain
ed on said tracts of land and town kh a,
fiirllier M-( 111 itv.
This October limO.
V,'. L. MO II BIS,
Clerk aal M'it.i'.
Ity A. V. r.OWl.ES,
Depnly Cl.-ik uud .Mat-r.
Svkknky t(: FAUAiiorc.ir, (
' Solicitors for complainunt. .
TO THE CREDITORS Or JOHN
W. FRY.
(Nc. 872.)
T.. iui,linnno in an nriler made bv the i
UlUJt.lllUVA. V' ..." -
tt.., A.i.irow .T Atiernntliv. Chancellor
JlUll, a..Un.n ...... 7
of the Chancery Court at uamnen, i en-
nessee, in the case ot iicnoias cuiam
Sons et als. vs. John W. Fry, all credi
tors or claimants ot the deienuani, joun
W. Fry, are heretiy notified to prove and
file their claims against f.aid defendant in
sanl cause with the uierir ami .uusiei uu
or before the 1st day of December, muu,
or they may be excluded from the bene
fit of said proceeding.
Ti.ntii.i ..mditorn nr elaiinants are, also
heieby notified that by order of said court j
in said cause, thev and each of them are
enjoined from instituting any separate
suits in said pending cause as aiuien;uu.
This (A-touer j, rjuu.
W. L. MOIirJS,
Clerk and Master.
By A. V. BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master.
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