The Camden chronicle., June 07, 1901, Image 4

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very (iiHcourfim ior ohm to ue-
ond mon. l'eaides, at least half
of tho land is not adapted to agri
culture, and tlio nation will allot
all tho rest, l'toplo are coining
(romevery direction Reckinglionies.
Sumo young and in trimo man
hood; others more worn by ajo
and hardships.
Notwithstanding tho difficulty
and exposure there- Is connected
with opening a, new country, peo-
plo will llock there from every sec
tion and tho native red men must
succumb to tho will of tho whito
or become extinct as a race.
May 25. 1901. J. J. Allen
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
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in, and
THL INDIAN TtnniTOMY.
Wo hum received tho following
letter from Whitehead, 1. T., which
may bo of interest to our reudera;
IMilor Tiir ChhiiMci k,:
Ah 1 have received quite a num
ber of inquiries from tho boys of
old Benton (koiuo of whom have
been my school and claKsnmtes), I
will endeavor to answer more fully,
if tho editor of The Chronicle
will bo so kind aa to publish. I
arrived at Paul's Valley, I. T., on
December!, 1000, and located on
Santa Fo and Gulf Railroad, CO
miles from Oklahoma City, O. T.f
and 150 uiile3 from Fort "Worth,
Tex. This is tho Chickasaw Na
tion, and I must say the best one
of tho five nations.
Tho soil varies hero as elsewhere
"Wo have from tho rich alluvial soi
or tuo wasinta iuver to tno spur
of rock that overhang the canyons
on the prairies. It is a mistaken
idea to think that every foot of
land in tho great West is a perfect
bod of deep rich soil that is inex
haustible, and all you hare to ac- er, committed suicide at his home vary from 175 to $200 per annum
complish is to wait till harvest in Henry County, threo miles Courses in agriculture, mechanical
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umu uuu reap uoiu me ncueu Buumntui ui itxa nwis. uy civil and electrical engineering
thereof, lhosoilon tho Washita taking a dose of strychnine. JNo languages, literature, history econ
Iuver will average about two feet cause is known ior tho cloeu, as lie omics, chemistry, pharmacy, and
in depth and varies from a looso had just returned from th JMm- q p'ciicral sciences. Ior info
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red, light black to a red and black phis reunion and seemed in good matiou apply to above or to th
gumbo. In a lot of 20 acres you spirits. lie was 58 years old and registrar, University of Tennessee
can find some of each kind. I his was a Confederate veteran and Kiioxville.
land will average 40 bushel of corn leaves one son, with whom he had
and 1,200 pounds of cotton per acre, been living recently. He formerly To save mending, avoid breaking
Although some years it yeilds 75 lived in Arkansas, but was a native and to avoid suffering, proven
bushels of corn and "1,800 pounds of of this county and a successful coughs and cold3 by the timely use
An examination for scholarship
admission to, the Universi
ty of Tennessee, will bo held in
accordance with law and under thu
direction of the State superintend
ent, by l'rof. McD. Neal, county
superintendent, at Cumden on J 11110
28, 1901. Tho examination will
cover tho essentials of tho secon
dary school course (English, arith
metic, algebra, geometry, history,
etc.).
Those who pass the examination
will bo admitted and be appointed
to State scholarship up to tho num
ber of 275. This entire number
Jako Fisher, jr., shot and fatally has been taken up for two years
wounded one 33 ill Smothermau past and many could not get them
near Decaturville last week. More Candidates should, therefore, take
trouble is expected, as tho friends their examinations and apply at
of both aro heavily armed. The once for scholarships. Graduates
trouble grow out of an argument of accredited and other approved
concerning tho purchase of some schools should make application
counterfeit money. No arreetshave and send their certificates to the
yet been made. registrar.
Personal expenses, largely con
J. rolktates, awellknOWUfarm- trnlle.1 lv tl Rrndpnta tliomsnlvps
cotton.
Those who are farming in Ten-
nesseo with one horse plows going
from 8 to 12 times to each row, be
sides preparation for planting and
farmer.
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'lint Kind Von I hue Always lSotiilit lias borno the signa
ture of CliiiH. II. Fletcher, and lias been mado under lit
personal supervision lor over il( jeais. Allow no mo
to uoeeivo you in tlii. Counterfeits, Imitations ami
Jnst-ns--ood aro but I'vperiim-nts, and endanger tho
health of Children ll.xpeiieneo against Jlxpei liaent.
What is C ASTORIA
Casloria. is a harmless substitute) for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Nootliinj Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, 3Iorpliino nor other JNni olio
fsnbstanee. Its ajjro is its guarantee. It destroys Wi.rms
ami allays 1 Vverihness. Jt Mires Diariinra md Wiinl
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, -ur s Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tins Food, regulates tho
Stomaeh ami Uouels, phiir. healthy and natural bleep,
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend,
The Kind You Ito Always Bought
yn Bears the Signature of .
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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NfW tOBK CITY,
An exchange asks: ''What is a
dollar, anyhow?" The question is
an easy one to answer. A dollar
is what some men promise to pay
It is some-
of Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
is a safe, sure and swift remedy
for all bronchial ailments. Price
25 and 50 cents.
gists.
Sold by all drug-
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pianung, woum scarcely give me otll e;r countv naner.
credit in saying one man can make tMng a uewspaper mau en joys more
2,500 bushels of corn in the West in anticipation than in reality. It
MILL FOU SALE.
START THE TWENTIETH CENTURY KlGHTI
WEITE -WITH J CEHTUEY
Double Feed Fountain Pen. Fitted with a 1 6 Kt. Cold Pen.
Fully warranted. Price reasonable. Tho double feed makes
it tho most reliablo pen on the market. The editor of this
paper will show you styles and prices. Ho will make you a
special price in connection with a subscription to his paper.
A.r5ex1.tG "WaxLteci.
CENTURY PEN CO., Whitewater, Wis.
and not go more than four times
te each row.
Just think of one man making
On Monday, June 17, 1901, at 1 p. m,,
I will sell my 25-liorse power engine and
is the price of a day's work for boiler and saw and grist mill Jo the high
est bidder; been
some men and a single nights
drunk for others. It is what tho
2,500 bushels of corn with so little wife requently needs, but seldom
labon The prairie land or upland hag It ifl a ble6sing ia a 8mall
4-Vinf licva nArf fn flia lnffnm ia na 1
1 uicaouiu auu u vuioo 11 ujauy in
goou as ooitom, out lurtner oui on gtanceg( It is mi ht and gcarcQ
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uie piuuies iiui bu guuu. N .a(1 ih hp
We have plenty of timber for Wanted and no man ever will. A
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lueiaiongmesureams-pecau.reu- dQllar ig a snarQ an( & delusioU)
bud, cottonwood, elm, red and post and every oue or us arQ chasing the
oaK. no nicKory or wnite oas. ui,,
1 UQiurjiut
Ave have plenty of good drinking
water, both hard and soft, and oc- If you are troubled with that
casionally a well of gyp. Take it all most uncomfortable disease called
in all. this is a very pleasant place piles, don't neglect it. Don't let
to live. The farmers can make the complaint get a firm hold
more with less labor; the merchant Every day the disease is neglected
sells more goods at a better margin ; it grows worse. Commence at once
the stockman raise better cattle to use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
with enhanced values. While you ment, the relief is immediate, and
people of Tennessee are spending cure infallible. Price, 50 cents in
the days in December, January and bottles. " .Tubes, 7u cents. Sold by
February very often in gloom and all druggists
dampness from cloudy weather and
Yvinl clirQmriitl floor in frond in
we are feasting off the pleasant ttUJU" ; ia 1S yuus
smiles of the noon-day sun that
in use one year; all as
good as new. Will sell at mill, 1 mile
east of Devider. Terms given on dav of
sale. Am tired ot business, is my reason
for Belling. L. A. Wyatt.
UOUSK 8TKAVED.
One bay horse, 11 years old and over
15 hands high ; foretop cut out, star in
forehead, white hind foot and white spot
on back of right hind hock. Will pay a
reasonable amount to any one who will
take up the horse and notify me at once.
. T. Douglas,
Chalk Level, Tenn.
DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
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SOMETHING YOU WEED
27 Pieces
TfeeKIngMfg.C3.,2ICc!ncy St.,CSicago
A Hustler Can Make $10.00 a Day.
of the best
quality Sil
ver l'latcd
Knives.
Forks and Spoons, and in the newest and pret
tiest pattern or the year, enclosed in a Hand
some eiise. The quality is the beKt that money
ami nklllod labor can turn out, and as they are
plated in tne best manner with Sterling Silver,
W5-HX) line, on the finest quality of crucible steel
and hard metal, they will weurfor years, Infaet,
will outlast many of tho Ropers Roods, and as we
do not have to pay a royalty to Mr. Rogers,
we can sen tnetn tor less man one nan wiuit
we would have to ask for the same Roods
with Horrors' name on tuem. You micht buy
this out nt In a Jewelry store for 812.U), but
I. Tlrn,,(ll,.,.;i it i, jT
,-"f these sets Our reKUlar price
oui oroer
k from thiA
factory who make and guarantee the entire out
fit to lie exactly as represented. Agents Wanted,
The epidemic of defalcations
no doubt, to the get-rich-quick
mania with which the success of a
few trust manipulators have inocu
lated the country. The best reme
dy is more speedy and harsher pun
ishment for this class of thieves.
On the first Monday in July, next, at
the court-house door in the county of
Benton and town of Camden, I will offer
for public sale all the real estate belong
ing to delinquent tax payers for the year
1900, a description of which real estate
can be seen upon the books in my office;
and if sale is not completed on the said
first Monday in July the same will con
tinue from day to day until completed.
G. W. E. llEiiiutf,
Trustee.
beams down eo illuminating upon
us and makes life more pleasant
and burdens moro light.
We have as good seasons here as
in Tennessee; not as great rain fall,
but enougu. it aoes not requne if the stomach performs its
as much. We have been having functions actively and regularly,
plenty ot rain; corn is oeing piowea the food of which it is the recepta
over for the last time, and cotton ce js transformed into blood of a
chopping is all he go. nourishino: quality, which furnish
The people are kind, hospitable, es v;gor an(j warmth to the whole
and law-abiding as in the States. ij0jv Herbiu mVes tone to the
Its mostly settled with whites, but stomach and promotes digestion
very few full bloods, and a seldom anj assimilation. Trice, 50 cents.
thing you see one. 1 hey dress as by h druggists
we do, and, as a rule, are educated.
Send on your communications
We want the news from every com
munity in the county.
NON.RESIDENT NOTICE.
Tenth
of
all the
People
Suffer
from a
Diseased
HFPRINF 1
Pure Juices from Natural Roots.
P EGDIATES tho Liver, Stcmsch and Bowels,
n Cleanses the System, Purifies the Elcod,
nURES Utim, Biliousness, Constspatson,
u Weak Stomach and Imoalred Digestion.
pas
Satisfactit
v
Up in the Comanchie they wear
blankets and live m wigwams
Vhilo Uncle bam is extending nis
domani in the Orient, he is not
neglecting tho Indian reservation
at home. The Iliawa, Comanchie
nn,1 Witehita reservations are to
Ope 11 bUlllv; llillO nno ouunuu,
hnnt, Aucrust 0. It 13
claimed that there are now camped can remedy this by taking Herbine
n.nr the borders 10,000 peo- after each meal, to digest what you
In the chancery court of Benton County, Ten
nessee. John A. Bhiuchaid et als. vs. Timothy
Ulanohard et als.
In this cause it appearing from the statements
of complainants o'bill, which is sworn to, that the
defendants, James Pettyjohn and Artie Petty
john, are residents of the Indian Territory and
are non-residents of the State of Tennessee. It
is therefore ordered by the clerk and master that
they enter their appearance herein at the next
July rules day of the chancery court to be held
for thecounty of Denton at the court-house in the
town of Camden, Tennessee, on the first Monday
in July, next, and pload, answer or demur to
complainants' bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed as to them and set for hearing exparte.
It is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published for four consecutive wetiks in Tub
CAmden Chkoniclk, a newspaper published
in the town of Camden, Tennessee.
This May 21, 1901. A. G. MrlUMKI..
J. G. liov.itfs, Clerk and Master.
Solicitor.
Every Eoilla Guarantasd to Givs
Xj-ZVXlGSrJEJ UOTTIjU, SMALL 300SJ3.
Price, CO Cents.
Prepared by JAMES F. BALLARD, St. Louis, Mo,
Many women fail to digest their
food, and so become pale, sallow,
thin and weak, while the bright
ness, freshness and beauty of the
skin and complexion departs. You
pie, and as there are only lo,W0
jimilersi'ction.-j for home?, it seems
ntinr tinli iidq1
have eaten. Price, 50 cents,
by all druggists.
Sold
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t'KM.tAiQ L'.b. sua i oreiRnl'i
a Rbii. i-airast trms eT.-r
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latcnufcility. Book HoW
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vi' PATENT LAWTERS OP S YEARS' PEACT
W 20,000 PATENTS FHOwiFiEO lHHUUUH 1HEM
,J All t-uamKS contidentmf. bound aJviya. Iiul!
:l's.Tvice. Moderate ehariM. (
wtrC. A. SNOYZ k CO.
PATENT LAWYERS,
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hard usage. K
Jiecially suited for
outdoor service.
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Coif or Country Clubs
Verandas and Lawns
The weather does not affect the com
fort and ease obtained by Nature's
spring in fine old rustic furniture: hand
made of white hickory saplings wit h bark
left on ; suiootb, jjretty and durable.
This Chair $2.25 ;cr two fcr S4.C3
Same chair on rockera, 50c. extra.
Freight paid east of the Kockiet.
Dealers have them ; If not, pend 3 cents,
cost of postage, for our artistic illus
trated Oi.taioue. showing I1 patterns
sppropriitte for homes or clubs.
Prctt j Settee for S.C0
Th3 Gid Hickcry Chair Ccrrpany, '
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If my poods
are not sold in
j our town, send
direct to me.
rERFUHES:
Are made in the good Old ,
French way, of superior
lasting qualities, exqui
sitely delicate and true to '
the Flowers. !
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TRADE MARK
IS ONE OF
MY POPULAR
ODORS.
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252 St2i3 St., EDchsstsr, H. If.
The Queen of all
Breath Perfumes.
AGENTS WANTED.
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