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Arizona republican., 1906-08-18

A VISIT OF NSPECTIoN-w. A. Drake general superintendent of the Santa Fe, Prescott S Phoenix and con- meeting lines, passed through the city yesterday en route to Winkleman on tour of inspection. He will return to the city on the regular train today and leave for the north in the morning.
 A COMING DANCE-wednesday evening of the coming week a dance will be given at Melczer hall by Bar nett and Kerr, two young men of the city. The affair will be without invi- tatiOn. Music will be furnished by the Besse orchestra. A similar event was given in the hall several weeks ago with great success.
 MRS. HADSELLS cONDITIoN- It was mentioned a day or two ago that B. A. HadseH had been called to Hillside by the serious illness of his wife, who had been spending the sum mer there. It was also feared that she would not live. MT. Hadsel took her to the Sisters hospital in Prescott. where everything possible is being done for her
 ACTOR HANSON IN TOWN-Er- nest Lamson, brother of Major E. NJ Lamson, passed through the city
 
 where he had been spending the sum mer with his mother, to New York city The coming season MT. Lamson will appear in his success of last year. "The Heir to the Hoorah," probably opening his work in New York the first week in October.
 THE FIRST OF THE FAMILY Oscar Roberts received word yester- day morning that he had become a father for the first time. It happened at Iron Springs. where Mrs. Roberts has been spending the summer 'It'' is boy. MT. Roberts was pleased to learn also that both the mother and babe were in good health. He left this morning for the springs to inspect the youngster and see if he has the making of a COW puncher in him.
 THEY HAD A TiME-EuIogia Bra camonte and Elvira Zasueta, two Cas- tilian females who reside in the vicin- ity of First and Jackson streets. were before Justice JohnstOne yesterday morning on charge of drunkenness. They had been rushing the growIer They rushed it so consistently that they both lost sense of discretion and disturbed the peace of the town in that neighborhood with their yelIs Miss Bracamonte was fined $7 because she yelled the louder. The other girl got off with $5
 NEW CoRPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Anti Trust Coal companv. capital stock $5OO.OOO, incorporators John N. Denny, Charles Maurer and Charles P. Ochsner; Panama Coal and Coke company, capital stock $500. .OOO incorpOratOrs O. W. Rash and M. V. Denton; Gold Bug Mining company. capital stock s1,OOOOOO, incorporators Eugene Carmichael. John J. Voegetly.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18
CAFE FIXTURES f

CAFE FIXTURES for sale cheap; used about month. Small outfit, two special tables, large 6-lid stove and reservoir. dishes, utensils. etc Rear of Pure-F Food Depot, 21 South First Ave.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Momm sell MI aowns.

These are busy days for the sec
ond hand dealers in New York, for
they are buying and selling again with
remarkable speed many Of the gowns
and nantes which were hits at the
recent horse show. Although the
selling of old clothes-old, so 90
sneak. because while the garments
are second hand they have not been
worn more than two or three times
bv society women is a practice Of long
standing few out Of the theatrical
world knowing to what extent it is
done should one happen TO wander
into one of the numerous little shops
scattered along Sixth avenue between
Thirtvthird and Thirty.ninth streets
be would be surprised at the quantity
and quality Of expensive garments
rich silks and brocadcs chiffon and
lace gowns which are displayed there
for sale. The most remarkable part
Of &c an is that the prices Of these
garments are about onc.quarter Of the
original figures, although it is plain
60 be seen that the gowns have been
worn but once or twice.
The secret Of their sale is that wo.
men who are seen everywhere that %.
cioty congregstes seldom wear the
same gown moro than three times
for che who aspires 70 leading, or even
following knows that dressing well is
half The battle, and she who dresses
we'll must constantly be seen 10 new
lni expensive garments A gown
nadc over would be instantly recog
iized aud the wcarer would be o..
reilly accused Of trying 10 eeouomizo
% the only alternative is 20 cell The
,armcntsi Tor, contrary 20 popular
'pinion. neither poor relations nor Ia
lies maids come 10 Tor tho harves, of
.ilks and satins A lady sells these be
.auso she has no further use fof
hem. Leslie's Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Additional Social
Hurd phelps Wedding.

Tho wedding of Miss Ruby Phelps
formerly Of this city. 10 Dr. Everett
NJ. llurl was celebrated at the home
of the BRIDES parents ,u San Francisco
December 80, 1905.
Since tho wedding pr. and Mrs Huri
have been spending their honeymoon
.at Newport and Portland. and returned
90 this city Wednesday evening.
Both are well known in this slty the
bride having been teacher OF elosution
lac Willamette University and Sacred
Heart Academy Tor a number on ysars
she Is a very popular Young woman
aud has a large circle of friends. Dr.
hurd has been a resident of this elty
for number Of years, and Is one of
salem's most popular dentists They
will be at home % their friends after
February lst az No. 2iO Union street
Gaining IN strength
sam Hughes of this sity. who AS a
candidate for the nomination for the
legislature, has taken a square stand
Tor direct election of q, s. senators by
the direct vote of the people. Is gaining
strength every day with Jhe people Of
Marion county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Trantiln and mo Rovolutlon

There was nothing inevitable about
The American Revolution 90 tho par
ticulaf time at which % came 70 would
have failed indeed on The field Of BAT.
tle had 10 not been for George Wash
ington. But when The British gov.
crnmeni, among their many blundors
iBmlted Franklin and rejected bic
counsel they cast aside The one man
whose wisdom might have sayed the
situation and, 30 far as they could
ma,o tho revolt Of thc colonies IN.
ovitablc 70 was an Indifferent cold.
bloodsd century, and both cplthoisc
havo been applied 90 Franklin, no
doubt With some justice. Bot u is
never fair 10 Judge one century Or iis
people by iho standards of another
Ffahklin was a man Of eHimofiinary
elf control combined With a sonso Of
humor which never deserted him and
which IL easily mistaken for cold.
hooded Indifference. 10 signed the
declaration of independence, Il nl
aaiA With a icsii yet no man measured |
10 meaning Or folt Zee gravity more
han he Ho stood silent IN The cock |
pie While tho coarse inyociiye OF
beat about bic head and !
made no reply Tho only revenge no
ook The only answer ho over made.
y Tradition may be- believed, vas 20
wear when to signed tho treaty
acknowledging AmofIcln lnd~rend +,
.neo iho same coat of Manchester vel.
roi which DO wore when the piiIless
'huso of Englanda attorney general
vas poured out upon him. no was not
mau who displayed emotion or gave
'ny io ssuiimshi-it was uot the
ashiou % Bis time. ITO was n phnoso.
.heF ani a stole Perhaps rs Mr BIr
ell saws he was neither loving nor /
sndeF hearted yst DO managed both
h's l'fe and iu iho disposition Of his
roreriy 90 do many klnJnessss and
lueh 5000 10 those 20 whom tho bat
Do n life Was hardest Uis avn,
aih.es were kesn for mankind rather
han foT che individual. but that again
'as ihe fashion of che iIme-a fashion
'hieh shattered mauy expressions
ray with age ~ centuries ana no
ressrd mauy wrugs -Weury Cabot
.odrs ir no Independent Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

AnHiuustiou suit was dIeI thisafter.
noon iu tae cIrruit court by Bnrsr a
Hamilton agaius. the Citizens Light
a Traction Company to prevent tts
latter cutting OF the light from
the store OF the former. 10 seems tbst
there is controversy between the two
parties 20 this suit regarding a hin fol
electric lights aua that. IN order 10
force The furniture people 20 pay what
Is alleged TO be due, the electric com
pany threatens TO cu, out the lights
The injunction suit is brought 10 me
vent them doing this until the courts
viii have time to settle the eontroysrs,
which is pending.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Imperfect pirsst,nn

Means less nutrition and in eopse
quenee less vitality. When the live,
tails to seeFeto bile, the blood besoms.
loaded VITA bilious properties the di
ee'''0n becomes impaired and the how.
els eonstipatsd. Herbine win Ts.,isr
'A'si II gives tone TO the stomach li,e.
-ll Aianey'' strengthens the appetite
sleaF' : and improves the complexion n.
fuses new life and vigor 70 tbs NJ.
- ,Ss''@ '0e a bottle. sold BY D. }.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
sickeuing. shiyeripg Tits

VI ague and malaria can be relieved
.ho cured with Electric Bitters. Thi,
IS pure, tonic medicine. Of esns.iol
oeneh' in malaria, for it exerts = 49,.
curative influence on the disease dTiv.
'hs i' entirely out Of the system. !, /,
il Il'l 10 be preferred to quinins. hav.
ing none Of this drugs bad after y.
T 1se'N T. s Nunday Of Henrietta
Ie1as' writes: "AIy brother was 'v.',, va,,
.oW ..,' With malsrial fever ard ian,5i.s
- -, hs ., took Electric Bitters, which
saved his life" AT J. c. perry. 49, S,'a
''0Tsi price soc, guaranteed D'us
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
BLUES
BEAT
REDS

Every inch Of standing room was
taken long before the two basket ball
teams we're ready for play at the Y. M
C. A. gymnasium last night. The Blues
and Reds we're represented in force,
and for the time tho play lasted the
cheering was almost inccssant. As be-
fore the blues seemed to be the best
organized for systematic yelling.
The game was a spirited one from
the start. and two Of the players were
carried off the floor on account Of
bloody noses. In the first half Phelps
Of the Reds, had to retire for about ten
minutes. and in the second half Yam.
tis. for the Blues. delayed the game.
Tho score at the close was Is to in
favor Of the Blues. most Of the winning
PLAYS being made in the last half. The
lineup was as follows:
Blues-Hunt. Bashor, forwards; Yam.
tis. center; King, Huckestein, guards.
Rcds-Phelps, Undefhall, forwardsi
Humphreys, centerj Myers, Rudolph
guards
Referee, g. A. Forbes. Umpire, Per
ry Jones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Cured Lunbago

A, b. Cannon, Chicago. writes March
T. 1905 Having been troubled with
lumoago 81 different times and tried
one physician after another, then dif,
'e'en' o'n'ments and liuimsnts, gave IL
up altogether So ] tried once more
and got bottle Of BallaTi's Snow Lin.
'ment which gave me almost instant
relief | can eheeFfully recommend H.
and will add my name 70 your list Of
sufferers" Sol by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
For an Armov

ne Journal believes salem .bo,,3
sac pride IN supporting It's mniti,
company and providing enc az ~
''s'' ~, alnories in the state. II tAssit,
-'-' building is nc, the proper No.
: ~ ~ i'' US all take hold ana pat m
me aFmoTy for TIE erast wT,,,t
s'~Pauy q OFsgOu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

c. W KerBs Of wclshs. Oregon.
hled with tho secretary Of state this
afternoon a petition bearing tho 70.
quifed 5000 signatures, aud asking that
tho proposition 70 have the state puf,
chase the Barlow toll road Tor the sum
Of sei, 600 be submitted % tho voters.
This road crosses the Cascade range Of
mountains near Mt, Hood, and Is the
road generally used by tourists Ia going
20 the mountain, 40 present it Is
owned by a company which has a
grant from tho federal government,
and every wagon passing over Il ls
compelled 90 pay a toll OF $500 each
way, A few years ago some persons al,
tempted % have the grant seq aside.
but tho eompany's right Is apparently
undispuied, and tho only way for q 10
ever become "a public road is for the
state 20 purchase it.
Mr. Kern SAYS that the road could
not be built at the present time for
less than $4,000 but it is bonded for
$4,000 and the people wish TO get
the,F money out Of e..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
X-RAYS

Now novie knows how Ahm foll
ths nsri day after
nlah ii did not 80 up a chariot Of
Are bot be- Whs hfsd cot jusi he same.
Any way he Oregon Joufual has
nade ihe Telegram "st up and take
notiss"
wana walla has placed me license
"a pool rooms ni $1,000 psr monih. Tho
sliy recorder ls noe ksfi busy attending
o. applicants
Rogers does uot have 10 answer qnos
iinns ho,auso DO is 90 BIG, ahd nigo.
lew bs,ause be- is 30 little.
Prem De aslnIne actions ono would
naiufaily infer chat there was ono lsl
lsI lsn out of nlgeolov's nams, there
sioull b. a capital "n" Immediate,
after ite "e''
"lhe one mau aha should Do iuhi
lsni over ihe uoraa order of ths ran
Ioaaa a1s tte f,lsgmm, b. ths hotel
hesrsf uto does business 10 a state
ssp'lal A considerable percentage of
tAs iegislaiors Who we're Ia The habit
ef foing homs saturday wiIl nos asl
q cheaper 90 gsnt the sabhsih a. ths
sap'lai 10 saa il sind ihat blows uo
rioA
not ihs Iasses will b. ou hand far
'hs hW malsfs apd breakers iust ths
zane
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
A Lively Struggle.

"Did YOU struggle against the soiR
quenees Of imputationt" inquired il'
prison visitors.
"es'm," replied the object g
Interest.
"Ah, il you had fought jus, a hiif
harder you wouldn't Z be here today.
~ done th' best / could, ma'an
said the prisoner modestly. "It ioA
three p'lieemen an four bysiania
To git me into m patrol wagon v
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Personals

! L. L. Jakes departed for lone yes
iteriay.
Elmer Ritz Left yesterday for York
Nebraska.
Attorney W. y. Richardson is IN
Portland today
W. p. Mitchell left yesterday after.
noon for pondleton.
p. W. Halsc came in from the mute
school This morning.
O. w. Darby Of Seattle, is visiting
friends here for a few days
Miss Carrie Patterson is spending q
fow days With friends in this city.
vs. r. WaHn returned this morning
from an extended visit 20 Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs Campbell, Of the Che
mawa school, were In the city today.
J. p Gilmore. who has been working
a. Portland since December, IL In the
city.
Prof W. II. Mahaaie went 20 Port.
land this morning on a short business
trip
~ w. MeKinney went 10 Portland
this morning, and viii return tomor
row.
Col. Jas p. Rahdleit, Of oklohama,
has been inspecting the buildings at|
tho Indian school.
Julius Pineus l. looking after the hop
business In tho uothfrn end OF the
county today
Superintendent James. OF tho psni.
iani0aFyi and son, Roscoe, arc Spreading
ihe dag in Portland
Mrs j, q Graham and daughter
went 90 Portland yesterday afternoon !
fof short visit with relatives
pT r. Vs. Williamson, Of Portland. |
'ams nap tlis morning 20 lecture 10 the
students of the medical college.
pr, w. a. Byrd returned tlls morn. |
ug ffom Portland, whore hs lad been |
10 attend tho Masoni, "hiFh iInks"
M.s chloe Rashor went to Oregon
City ths morning and win visit wlihI
'sF sister Miss Gertrude, for a couple
u days
OTTO iioadTI,k ,he genial and ioy.all
ApTessman, left this morning Tor New.
.'rt d, Is understood that be basl
some personal business over there toI
.tisud to.
Pred W.gg.rs tts implement man
as been iH Seattle week. arI r,
'rnr' today quite ,mlttgu with mel
haws Ht fast Ctv.
l. E.t.u.. Frank Meredith rl|
f''-'r E LAHORE and pr Cabrsstb /
'.a. i' Portland t... morning ta -stsI
.r' H tae Htafay exercise. ~ Hsl
..I.r.s Tonight 4
N'a Ueuua OaIbu.f ~ s.r.m
ao aas accepted "a position as u.r.s .t /
,''''. reservation. uiyed u Toledo I'm
.' l''a' continuing Dor Journey aB
.e lo'h '' s'.eyE-rJsI5 Rsmrtsr
NJ p hust of Herpusr ,tappsll,
m 'a 'h's city ttis -oruius f.r a .t.-, /,
.Nt he has been at Conan.. t.s.G
~ iae short course for farmers Az al
A. g., ana Is now ON bis wav b,,..
We had ihe pleasure Of meeting John
''-'osr OF oeFNais. a native Of ryrol
na h' ,aud other ryro'sse would hsl,
Tao TO hear from each other tbroosS
D" p@per Please cam al The Jourr,I
NEE when In ,hs ,ity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
After rorty.throo Years.

A suit Tor divorce was fled IN The
circuit court this morning BY Eleanor
Rcas against p. W. Rease. The parties
20 this suit were married In San Fran.
cisco 40 years ago, but have resided
AZ Hubbard, In this county, for many
years Tho plaintiff is 05 years Of
age, while the dcfondan, is 20. Their
children are all grown.
Il is alleged Ga the complaint that
the defendant has been cruel 60 the
plaintiff, and has not furnished her
tho necessities Of life.
p. ?. Morcom, Of woodburn, appears
Tor The plaibiia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
aood Work at Glendale

AZ least 6s voters have signed the
INITIATIVE petitions which are being cir.
'''aied in this city providing for the
'qoao-e assessment and taxation ~
property The hin meets with great
favor and, though not perfect by apy
means, will, if passed, mark a1otbs,
step In the line Of taxation reform
Glendale News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

Tho proclamation of tas governor
a'ssoI',rg 500 Oregon corporations
'b'st hys faIIol for tuay,sr q. pas
ihsr hs,Hrs ices was d.eI via ttr
s'frr'ar, af state ttIs morning and
chose corporations are uou .ror ..t DO
Tho or'' Way ftat ar, of these con.
ran''' can agaH o. permitted 90 %,
ba''ar's Do ia pal ur al bach licenses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
SALEM AFFAIRS
Al Sorts Of Local Paragraphs Left
ovr Prom Other Pages.

AZ We go 70 pross a game Of basket.
ball between teams from the mute
school and tho Y. NJ g. A. inisrmcdi.
ato department is being played IN Tho
Y N. g. A. gymnasium There is q
good atiendhnco of spectators
Tho Monmouth Normal school has
cent q team of basketball players 10
meet ihs " N. g. A. team tonight. The
game will b. a sloso one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Greatly IN pem.nd

Nothing is more in demand Al.
-, -,''-..'se = which meets modern require
men -le.'s Tor e blood and system slss0..,
~ ne IS Dr. Kings New Iafs PIN.
.,, 2 Ss Just what you need to suTs
=, ,'0Taea = and liver troubles Trv ,Ssm
A. j. C. Re'Fy's drug store. ass. sns-. ,a.,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
FOR ArroRNHY.arNrnlt

The undersigned hereby ansss,u
himself a. candidate for rsss,ts
TO tho Office Of attorney general \,
iect 20 tho approval OF Rspsh.n
voters At tho primaries.
A. NJ. CRAwF0Rn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
ron STATE HENAToR

] horeby announce myself ntw
dtAtc FOR state senator Of tla %
trici, subject 10 tho nominatioa a q,
hands Of tho Republican voters q n,
Fion county al the forthcouins ~
mary olootion.
ALEX. la RoLLEn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Married

iRhSIFR-ALpRICH Al slim
o. 'aaaNry ~, lso5. pa,i. II. mes.
,e' ana Miss Beatrice p. Allri,b
Rev r. W. Oias oa,ia,ius
lhe bride is the es,iuable 5,p,s..,
@ NF end Mrs NJ w. AAieS of
i''s, s,'arg Mr., and Mrs Trsstsr vim
reside iu salem. VIII
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
FOR STATE suPERTNTENnr,,

/ hereby announce myself uam
didato for denomination for n, "A.
Of state superintendent Of schosh -
solicit the support Of an Rspublns
at tho primaries April Goth.
J. II. ACKERNx
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
FOR COUNTY CLERK

Tho uudoruigncd hereby ahnoun0
himself a candidate Tor county Cd
Of Marion county and sshs tbs yoa
Of Republicans FOR that position, Al ~
forthcoming primaries.
n. d. ALLEX
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
ZOE sTATB TREAsnnrn

The undersigned announces ti..
as a candidate for the Office ~ j.
treasurer, subject TO tho de,i,..
the Republican voters at ths ~,
coming primaries.
J. II. AfTKw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
FOR STATE PRrNru

The undersigned announs. ,i-.,,
as a Republican candidate for n,.-
ination for state printer az ,hs i,,t
coming primaries.
J. r. WHITNEY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
FoR couNrY RncoRnER

/ hereby announce myself as q s,sI
didate foT tho oiiiee Of county reoolls
and solicit the support OF Rspahlsn
voters Tor that nomination a. the isrl
coming primary election.
W. L. JoNm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
FoR sEORnTARY or 80.

I hereby announce myself !.
date for the Office Of secretary ., =.
and ask the support Of an -
cans. F. T. WBIGHT,uv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
ON THE
RIGHT
TACK

Chicago. Jan. 2O.--Citizns this at.
ternoon formulated plans for a vigi'
lance committee in Chicago to suppress
crime
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

u Roberts mas taksu o. by ytlsuiFlt
'm'e~ last night auJ this morning
Nas given tuo days and a lalf .B tle
JAN i1 which io ,oheF up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
4-tt+-tf+tt+-ss-t4s+...
FOR aoVRRNnp

Republicans Of Oregon ...
informed that ] am a candidate =.
nomination Of governor at tbs =.
les to be held April goth. -
JAMES w1THYco,n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

And recital vll b. r.,su ty william
Wallace 0faham a. ths Usl,sr.t,
seapsl Mouda, riglt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
Don't Miss

The lecture by William Wallace GA
ham at the University Monday svsF
ing. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
ron JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

] desire tho nomination OF he b
publican party for the ofiee oi ia',.s
OF the peace Of Salem district.
A. +. M'INTlRE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
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POLITICAL COLUMN

Announcements Of Gambia,
for Office will be pubH,bss I
this column at reasonable =.
Cor men Of all parties
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
90 and Hear

Tho Graham violin lecture and recital
Monday evening. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
NEW TO-DAY.

Lost-Set Of dark brown furs Lea"
at Journal office. l-2oSF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

For Rent.-Furnished rooms. Can "
555 Marion street. 1901
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-18

Hayes is one of the citv's successful
merchants and best known citizens,
and would render the city capable and
loyal service as an official. He has
many friends who will give him strong
support.
Mr.. w. J. Chambless also an
nounces for alderman today, and is
an active candidate with many friends
giving him their support and inAu-
ence. He is the representative of the
working people, and will make a
strong race. He is a capable and
clever gentleman, and should
he be chosen a member of the board
it will be his purpose to serve the in
terests of the city at all times.
just before going to press the an
nOuncement of Messrs. w. A. McLain
and H, A. Wilkinson for aldermen
was handed IN. Colonel Wilkinson is
one of the most prominent young at
tOrneys of the city, and Mr.. McLain
is one of DawsOn's largest and most
successful retail dry goods merchants.
They will we'll serve the city in the
event of their election.
The woods" are said to be full of
prospective candidates. Many we'll
known citizens are mentioned in con-
nection with these responsible places,
and there is no likelihood that there
will be dearth of candidates when
it comes time for the voter to make
up his ticket.
The terms of Mayor Mercer and Al
dermen Jennings, Dean and Petty
will expire, and under recent amend
ment of the city charter they are IN
eligible for reelection.
a Card from Mr.. Melton.
Editor of The News: Please an
nounce that | will be candidate for
mayor of Dawso on, and at the proper
time will make a formal announce
ment. | am not disposed to involve
my friends and the public generally IN
a heated political campaign through
the long summer, and months in adj
vance of the election. Respectfully,
r. L. MELTON.