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HAMLlN FOR CONGRESSMAN.

At mass meeting held last night BY
the Social Labor party j. II. Hamlln
was nominated FOR Congressman. Mr.
Hamlln's candidacy met with no oppo-
sltlon, there being no other aspirant for
election. A committee was az work
today getting the necessary signatures
10 enable them TO place Mr.. Hamlins
name on the regular ticket
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The Burlington Route Change. Tune.

The Darlington Route Changes Tune.
on and after
Sunday, February Is,
the Burlington's Chicago Special
leaves Denver 900 q. m.
arriving Chicago and
ST. Louis 2:lj p m.
NEXT DAY.
The service is as good
as the time is fast
sleepers. diner.
library and chair cars.
one OF the sleepers
comes through from San Francisco.
You can get aboard II
In Utah
AT YOUR OWN HOME
and go right through to Chicago
without a single change
OF cars.
B. r. Watson. Genl Agent.
r. +. Neslen.
Trav Pass. d Freight Agt.
gN South West Temple St,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAYs WEATHER REPORT.

observation taken at a. IN. Noun
tain time) "a.
Sail Lake City; Barometer. 25.92:
current temperature, 81; maximum
temperature. q: minimum temperature,
81. mean temperature, 81, which Is
above normal
since first OF month, IA.
Accumulated excess OF temperature
since January ist. 252.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since first Of month, 90 inches.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita-
tlon since January lst, .s5 inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity;
Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer to-
night
Utah Forecas; made at San Fran
cisco)
Fair tonight; cloudy and warmer
Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm is now central over British
Columbia. while a second barometric
depression lies over Lake Michigan An
area Of high pressure covers the Great
Basin and ridge Of high pressure dips
down from Manitoba to the lower Mis-
souri, valley. Temperature has fallen
decidedly over the region east OF the
Rocky Mountains TO including the Mis-.
slssipp valley. The zero line passes
south Of Chicago and Omaha. Precipi-
tation has fallen over New Mexico
Missouri, Illinois and along the Texas
coast
l. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director,
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given TO him by one Of two sons OF
Sidney Rigdon, who came west with
him at that time. Mr.. Weston says he
knew the Rigdcns well and was slight
ly acquainted with the Smith family,
has often visited the place where the
plates Of the Book Of Mormon was dis
covered.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

PLANNING MILL; "a INCH WATCHER,
20 Inch planer, - Inch hand jointer, I side
inch moulder, variety shaper, saw tables,
shaitlng, betting, puileys. etc. John Timms,
gi3 Sixth Street
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nuRLINGrnN ROUTE.
New Time Gard, Februsry ea.

Vow IIme lard, February ~,
Chicago Special leaves Denver 900
q. m.
vestibuled Flyer leaves Denver 1000
p. m.
For Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City.
81. Louis.
Tickets az Offices Of connecting lines.
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CLEANING AND DYEinc.

ENTERPRISE TAILORING CO. ss7 s
Nost Temple Street Cleaning and Dye.
ine. Ladies tailoring q specially n. 5
Dawson.
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NOTICE.

WHILE WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR tickets sold by certain agents. purpOrt.
Ing 20 be on US, we are willing 10 allow Soc on
such tickets that were bought innocently.
Photographs at reduced prices this week.
MatSon, 212lt State ST.
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PHYSICIANS.
SURVEYORS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

ON HOUSEHOLD AND Off + FugNI.
ture. W. '. Horace. No. gNest 2nd soutb.
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters.
Lump. Nut ana Slack.
ID. j. SHARP, Agent
70 South, Main Telephone. 40.
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Money 10 loan on first class security
Interest low. No commissions charged
zlon's Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany
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CLAYTON coal COMPANY.
an kInds of Goal.

Headquarters for Grass Creek"
Prompt delivery; satisfaction guaran-
teed Yard End. So. and 3rd w. Tel. 255.
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HELP WANTED.

COLLECTORS, SALARY $3.50 PER
week and expenses subject to advance; we
furnish horse and buggy. Address with
stamp, Monterey Mig Co, Jewellery spec.
laltiesl ST Louis Mo.
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advertisements IN this column one cent
per trord each insertion. Special rates
By The ireek and month
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COAL OIL AND GASOLINE.


ALL ORDERS LEFT AT GODBE PITTS
Drug Store for oil and gasoline, by gallon OF
case will DO promptly illied u, Y. Martin
IA
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NOTICE.

Owing TO the advance i'm the
cost OF white paper, the price OF
the Daily News will be $500
per year after March list. 1900.
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FOR RENT.

SEE HOUsToNs HOUSE LIST.
3R 9th T., q room barn. s2a
No A2 Edith Avenue G-room, go.
No sl7 r. md South s.rOom modern SO
lls0 Princeton ave. Broom. s5p.
No. i35 oven 81. G-rOOm cottage Oath, SIS.
No. l23 owen 81 Groom luath), SIS
No loo : 5th kaSt. A-rOom, slC
No. ll6 social Hall ave, \ room bath so
No. Euclid Avenue i-room. s.
Houston Real Estate Inv, % ga Main
~ HOUSES. ALL PRICES. KINDS
Tutte Bros. lie Main Red ball signs
THE NORMANDY, - = 3rd so. ROOMS
with or without board excellent homo table.
OFFICE AND DESK ROOM. GROUND
noof, telephone, eiectfie llshL Janitor. J, L.
PeFkeA aW. secoad south.
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The Langton Lime & Cement Co. has
removed TO p South State Street Tel
No 92
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EDlsoN's PHoNocRAPHs.

EDISON PHONoCRAPH AGENCY, A. II.
Meredith. BYCk Store 1873 Main. Records soc
each. $500 dol, q large stock TO select from,
phonographs S5Oup
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urAu coMMrRclAr, Ann syc,s BANE

UTAH VUHNEktTHH NM sFUo bdNh
Interest paid on savings. W. +.
Armstrong, prest., p. W Madsen. vice.
prest.. J. +. Game. cashier.
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FOR RskT-FURNIsHep.

ROOM BY THE DAY OR WEEK; WITH OR
without board two blocks from Temple IS
Wpsf gnd North
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LITH0-PRlNTING. AGENTS WANTED
Loco business car DIS, two eolors. with beaut.
ful design, iLOO work finer han llthogfaph-
Ing, other work remarkably low; agents
make .00O daily; VT te the Litho- fr nj
Press Company, IS and 81 Frankie street.
New Yors
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BEECHAMs PILLS cure sick head.
ache.
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WAhTED-ACEnTS.


WE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAFERS
10 write but men Of ability s20O 10 500 per
AIRY or commission. Exceptional induce
ments. Racine Fire Engine Mfg. Co, Racine.
Wis
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BICYCLE REPAIRING,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


We ARE LEADERS IN BICYCLE RE-
pairing Byers Bros cor. W. Temple Srd So
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
work. Having the finest line Of Electric
Fixtures IN the city, and make special.
~ Of house wiring and all kinds O. cleo
trical repair work. All work guaranteed.
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co, l5-B West
First South. Tel. No. G
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Advertisements IN this column on, cent
per rord zach insertion. Special rates
bv The iceek and month
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LOWEST RATES. CITY AND PARN
property II you have loan 10 make on re.
new see me- Elmer Darling NJ, qW snd. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CASH FOR AccEPTABLh , M 10 -
State II patented Address Inc
cord. Baltimore Nd
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TWO CARLOADS OF FINE FURNITURE
consisting oi Roller TOP Desks, COuches,
Parlor Furnishings, Folding Beds, fine Rock
err, Combination bookcases, etc. etc, etc.
slightly damaged In railroad wreck. now on
payments. sc on 500, 500 on 5000; $40 on
si0O /. y, H. Furniture and Carpet Install
ment Fouse, 7. A. sorensen, Prop, ~ East
Second South
on MONDAY, FEB, &C. Ario.a0 4. NJ, 7l6 5.
Maln Il. parloL Dining aud Bedroom furn-
ture, Kitchen tten5is, Dishes, stoves, Car
pets, Typewriter, etc, etc, X. A. Andrews.
Auctioneer
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Ellis Tribune tealer On sale here.
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Nv stock Of imported goods VI D
sabine Merchant Tailor liz Ma.r.
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OPTICIANS.

n. SMITH. MANufAOIu 90 ia
tic an. carries iuil ilne " PIN str.et
Eyes examined free. iV' SUM -
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sTOvE REPAIRS.

j. T. LovETT. ALL klSpi sold
Stove repairs: stoves beusi
81 +. Third South Tel he-N
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A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SEC
ond hand job, display and body type APP
ply TO the Deseret News, Sal, Lake City.
BARROW s.-srATIONERY, NEWS.
Mmeograph, Typewriter supplies. " W. 2nd 5
FOR sALE-.TEN RLP.ANs for S
cents at druggists; one gives relief.
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HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

MAYOR & WAkBURTON. fll,sl.
class horseshoelng In all It's branehaA
Shop. l52 East First South Street
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ScAvsh GERS.
AUCTION SALE.


no s. CLOSETS, CESSpOOfS, GREASE
traps. S25 Stephcn,els ave. or 3ii $ State
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HARNESS, SADDLES, COLLARS.

LOUIS HOOK, III STATE sT., sIo,A
saddles speciality. Leather novelty
work.
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LII M Der DEALERS.

=
TAYLOR, ROMNEY, Armstrong
Co, wholesale and retail dealers 10 IN
Der, laths. sash, doors, etc. SQl, on W ~ I
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
BAKERY
TICKET BROKERS.

CUT RATE GROSHELL.-RAl LAUAv.
tickets bought and sold and exchanges
~ Main.
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STEAM HEATING.

p ]. MoRAN-sTEAM AND p, "
water heating, yentllatins' 40
Second South.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORKS.

~-----------1~~s--~T~------ ;.
JAMES & HARRIS. PLUMBERS STEAM
and hot water contractors Is I. gnd sol.a
street Telephone. 3i9
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BOILER MAKERS.
COAL DEALERS.

GRASS CREEK. OLD ALLEN ~ ,M.Li. Ei
water Rock Springs Castle vA,E 5de.
THOMAS HARRIS. suCCEssYhq ny, Al
Miller 4 Miller, dealers IN Sea Il
suits" Prompt delivery and W. 49,
Office 50 West Second South 81. I'M a
front. Phone SIS Yards - ,
West Street. Phone A-S
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23

paign. Inquiries which come to the
committee show that the republican
Porto Riean legislation Of the last con-
gress is likely to be factor in a num-
Der of congressional districts. The
voters are asking for the speeches
against the Porto Rican tariff, espec-
tally those made by republicans; they
are also showing by the tone of their
letters that they fully realize the i'm
portance and danger of imperialism
and its twin evil, militarism. The
apathy about which republican manNg-
ers are becoming so badly frightened
has not been discovered in the demo-
cratic ranks. On the contrary, reports
from almost every section of the
country say that the democrats are in
the notion to put up strong agrees
i've fight, believing that it is on the
cards for them to win both presiden-
tial and congressional elections.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23

Henry Clay was the only man de-
feated when nominated for president
again after being defeated when first
nominated. That and other political
facts were recalled by Col. E. McC.
Ford, a well-known Georgia lawyer,
when he said: with one exception
every man who has received second
nomination for the presidency, after
having been defeated the first time, has
been elected. In 1896 Thomas Jeffer-
son was defeated by John Adams. In
1900 Jefferson was nominated again and
elected. In 1924 Andrew Jackson was
defeated by John Quincy Adams but
four years later, when he was nomi-
mated for the second time, he defeated
Adams. In 1896 William Henry Harri-
son was defeated by Martin Van Buren,
but in 1910 Harrison turned the tables
and was elected. The case of Bryan is
like that of Jefferson, Jackson and
William Horny Harrison. He was de-
feated in his first canvass and four
years later is again the candidate of his
party. II precedent is followed, he
will be elected"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23
A committee of Cubans are in Wasl

A committee of Cubans are in Wash
ington for the purpose of trying to
hurry up American evacuation Of the
island, and to secure what it is very
doubtful whether the administration
ever intends to give them the right to
establish On absolutely independent
Cuban republic. They have had talk
with Mr.. Mckinley and with Secretary
Root and have submitted q type-writ-
ten statement of what those they repre-
sent ask for, but they have received no
promises from either. The members of
this committee are Salvador gisneros,
who was the first president of the Cuban
Republic of 1893; General Morlot, who
commanded a division of the "Liberat-
ing Army" and Rev. DR.. Louis Mus
teller. On the same day that the com
mittee arrived the 1887 Cuban school
teachers who have been taking a course
at Harvard university reached Wash
ington for two days of sight seeing be-
fore going back to their homes.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23

Congressman Carmack makes a point
in discussing the Chinese question that
is applicable to the Philippines, He
says that the proposed development OF
China by American capital and Asiatic
labor will be accomplished at the ex-
pense of American industry and Am
erican labor. When we we employ
American capital in developing the
Philippines, we take it away from Am
erican development and labor and sim
ply transfer it to the Asietic laborers,
who will thus be placed in competition
with American labor. The stuff manu-
featured in the Philippines by cheap
Asiatic labor will go on the markets Of
the world in competitor with our own
products. Thhere is ample room in the
south for all the surplus capital of the
country, and while this remains true
we are opposed to sending it to be
dumped into the lap of a people who
live on less than it requires to sustain
an American dog. Chattanooga News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23
SALE NOTICE.
United States of America, Eastern
District of Tennessee.
In the matter of T, pol
Joel N. Carriger, " NJ 80 p'''
Allentown. w. ifi'

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me as Trustee in Bankruptcy, and in
obedience to the orders of Hon. Jas. b.
Cox, Referee, | will sell the effects of
the said bankrupt at the court house
door at Elizabethton, Carter county,
Tennessee, on the 4th day of Septem-
Der, 1900. Said sale will be made dnr-
ing legal hours.
will sell first the personal property
which is as follows.
One account against Chas. Hatha-
way and wife, Rosa, $28.G7; one order
to the Clerk & Master by N. L. I. Car
den for cost $500; one half interest in
judgment againt rengue & Street on
Simerly's docket, Slbu; one judgment
against n. G. Fair, on Slmerly's dock
ct, 800; one note against A. r. & Z. t.
Merritt, $40. As; three notes, G.. G. Car
riger, balance on them, $50; one note.
| w. j. Cooper, 500; one note against \,
7. Bradley, $2l 20; one note against 4
@. Richardson, $40; one note. J. b.
Fair, $3; one gold watch and chain;
one iron safe.
The real estate of said bankrupt to be
sold described as follows:
Five town lots on the east side of the
Fourth avenue in the Sorrell addition
to the town of Hampton, or Allentown,
each fronting fifty feet on Fourth ave
nue. and running back $50 feet to IN
alley. Second Two town lots fronting
on Fourth avenue and School-houst
street in Allentown, 50x140 feet earh
Third -One two story dwelling house
and the lands or lots on which the same
IS built, being the same ,roperty il
which the said J N. Carriger lived n.
his residence, in the town Of Hampton
OF Allentown, and on which Hunter &
Brown and Thos. Whitehead once held
q mortgage, and the Same property
| which was bought at tax sale by one
Simerly. The court having decrecd
that the sale under said mortgage and
the tax sale we're without sufficient con
sideration and void and that the
title to said property was in the TINS
tee of said Carriger's estate for the
benefit of the creditors Fourth Sig
teen town lots in Carriger's addition to
the town of Allentown in Block No. 81,
Nos. to 16 inclusive; also eight lots
Nos. to 18 inclusive in block No. 80,
same addition; also six lots Nos to IA
inclusive in block No. 90, same add
tion, being same lots transferred by J
Fl. Hathaway and others to the Look
out Bank of Morristown, on the 10th
day of February, 1895; also So shares Of
stock 800 each of the Bank of Allen
town, Allentown, Tenn.
All of the said real estate will be sold
in bar of the equity of redemption A
deed will be made to the highest and
best bidder, and the parties buying
will be put into possession of the prop
erty. For better and fuller description
of said properties and the titles to same,
any person desiring to purchase can
communicate to Upton & Miller, at
torneys for petitioner, JoelN. Carriger,
at Elizabethton, Tenn, or with J. b.
Cox, referee in bankruptcy, at Johnson
City, Tennessee.
BY order of the court.
d. J. HICKMAN, Trustee.
This the 18th day of Aug, 1900
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23
INDEPENDENTS PRAISE BRYAN,

An unanswerable argument. New
York World Qnd,)
Bryan, the tribune of the people,
Baltimore Sun Ind.)
The address of Mr.. Bryan was earn
est, forcible and undoubtedly sincere,
and he made as clear presentation as
is possible of the democratic attitude
upon the acquisition of alien terrific
ries. Philadelphia Ledger (Rep.)
Eo exitome of the speech can do it
Justice 1t is we'll compacted whole
all its parts so fifty joined that separa-
ton or condensation without impair
ment is impossible. Every citizen
owes it to himself and to his country
to read this speech from first to last
and ponder we'll the momentous truths
therein presented. Chicago Chronicle
Gold 96.)
Viewed as a declaration from the an
ti-imperialistic expansion point of view
Mr.. Bryan's Indianapolis speech is by
far the most able and eloquent presen-
tation of the subject that has yet been
made The doctrines enunciated on
this policy are in accordance with
American history and the traditions of
a freedom-loying people Chicago
Record (Ind.)
1t is impossible to deny that Mr..
Bryan's speech at Indianapolis was q
great literary and oratorical achieve
ment. Fault may be found with it here
and there We shall point out what we
consider the weak parts. but it is fair
to say that neither Senator Hoar, nor
Carl Schurz, nor ex-Goy. Boutwell,, nor
all of them together have produced a
more mastery Indictment Of imperial
ism than is to be found in this speech
1t is far in advance of anything Mr..
Bryan himself has ever done before on
any topic of public discussion. New
York Post (Ind.)
AS for the democratic leaders, argu
ments, it would be puerile to attempt
not only to deny him dangerous ability
as special pleader or to dispute that
he is sincere in the views he takes oil
our duty to ourselves and to humanity
in the present crisis. We may differ
from Mr.. Bryan as much now as in
1896, but he will haye to be met fairly
and squarely. To such arguments as
he addressed to the country yesterday
there must be direct answer, no mere
instance that something else than ex
pansion is the issue involved. Pitts
burg Press Gnd.)
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23
All Work Guar anteed.
SALE NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United
States Northern Division, Eastern
District of Tennessee
ro H. Snu i IT S;noLu In Bankruptcy
OoiiH IIIo. 49, ,D,40 ~ No. 1911.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me as Trustee in Bankruptcy, and in
obedience to the orders of James b.
Cox, the Referee, | will sell the follow
ing described real estate for cash in
hand and in bar Of the equity of re-
demption on the 4th dav of Septem-
Der, 1900, in front OF the court house
door at Elizabethton, during legal
hours, first;
zone house and lot situated in the
18th Civil District of Carter County,
Tennessee, in the town of Hampton or
Allentown, being the house in which
the said Simerly now lives, also one
tract of land of $50 acres, situated in
said Eleventh Civil District, If Carter
County, Tennessee, near Allentown;
also 100 acres of land situated in snid
District and adjoining or close to the
house and lot above described. Also
another tract of 37S acres of land situ-
ated in the Eleventh Civil District Of
Carter County, near Allentown"
This is valuable property and will be
sold to the highest and best bidder aud
a deed made to the purchaser.
BY order of the court.
ID. ]. HICKMAN, Trustee
This August 18th, 1900.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-08-23
Prohibition Ticket.

A candidate for governor and electors
for the prohibition party have just been
announced Ivy the state executive com
mittee of the party through Chairman
Tate, as follows;
Governor: Col. Il. S. Cheves, of I'm
icoi; electors state at-large; A. d. Rey-
nolds, Il. B. Searle; First district,
-; Second district, j. w.
Scott; Third districts Tinker; Fourth
district, J. +. Turner; Fifth district,
I. p. Holman; Sixth district, Geo. W.
Armistead; Seventh district, -
Eighth district, W. B. Johnson; Ninth
district, W. H. Mcknight; Tenth dis
trict, l.. B. Lamb
An aggressive campaign will be made
by Col. Cheves, who has national
reputation as speaker, having done
work in the lecture field in New York,
Maine, Tennessee and other states. He
has been candidate for congress, He
represents large iron and timber inter-
ests in East Tennessee.
In the early part of October the
special train carrying J. G. Wolley
and H. B. Metcalf, candidates for
president and vice president, will be
in Tennessee, and will hold hour meet
ings at a number Of points. Chattnoo-
ga, Bristol, Hartman and Dyer will be
among stations at which stops will be
made. National Chairman Stewart
will be aboard, as we'll as other promi-
nent speakers.