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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Value Of Publicity.

Much Of our space Is taken up In this
issue with the advertisement OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures on account OF
the county fund Of Rockbridge,, ordered
by the Board of Supervisors. a careful
reading OF this statement viii ncquaint
the taxpayers OF Rockbridgc how the
county funds have been upent. It will
be seen that the expenses OF n county
come high and It will be further OBJ
served that the Board Of Supervisors
Of Rockbridge have judiciously limited
the expenses In every way consistent
with the best interests Of tho public
servlce,-Lexington Gazette.
The South's Time.
There s''neitlier expcdiency nor rca-
son In the timc-worn theory that the
Democratic party must nominate as It's
leader a Northern or Western man. when
at every presidential election the Solid
South goes Democratic under North
ern leader. who fails to carry his own
State. a Southern leader could GER
tainly do this much, and whether ne
carried any Northern States or not, the
nomination Of strong Southern man
would do moro towards reunitlng the
ranks than an extremist like Bryan or
Hearst or a dlgnlncd figure head, such
rs our last candidate, Judge Parker.
was, than any candidate the party could
support-Tidewater News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Vie,vs of the
Virginia Editors
The Countrytnan,

You may talk us ihucll NJ you please
about The country people being green.
horns," laul,cs ind easy marks for the
gold brick man. but III the cities you
md tho rcnl, NIL wool md yard VIDE
fools. Where do yuu ilnd tho Spiritual! s.,
tic Christian Scientist, tho anarchist
and the believer In all kinds OF nom
scnsc7 III tho cities. Where dc. YOU find
rugged honesty. manhood, patriotism,
virtue aud lovo Of honor IN the coul,l.
try Man makes cities. but God inndo
THO country.---lsurhl Retreat Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
n Sp;te Of the Strike.

on tho llnc of the Black Mountain
rn,lrontl, between Pennington Gap and
alinboden there will be no loss tlinn nino
coal opcrnton opened up when that
rond is completed. Tho outlet for Il large
portion OF the product OF these mines
viii be By way Of 1ntcrmont 9nhd big
stone Gnr. Tho opening UP Of this rich
territory will Ercnlly benefit Big Stone
Gap.-Bg stone Gnp Post. M az, Al, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
No Escape Here.

Some Richmond lawyer fances that
he has found loop hole In the land as
sessmcnt net which was passed by the
recent Legislature. This Is rather novel,
Real estate is generally one species Of
property TINT has to stand and de-
liver" Personal holdings have way OF
hiding and lodging If tho land owner
escapes Virginia will no longer bonst OF
a s,irplus.-Appomatto Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Save the Bows.

Boys will never be taught not to be
gamblers by mothers and sisters having
card parties md playing cards for prizes.
II you want to teach them not TO become
t1runkards. fathers do not give them long
lectures on the evils Of incompetence
and then set them an example BY drink
Ing toddies yourselves. Teach them to
DO honest and act square in their deal
ings with their fcllow-men by living
honest and SQUARE yoursclf.-Suffolk
Herald ttrs. &t%- 4h.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

Out Of nearly 10000 people In Rich
mond, only bS are owners OF watches, ac.
cordng 10 the report OF the auditor
of public accounts for the past fiscal
year, Richmond stands ninth on, tho
list OF cities in this line, the onler be.
Ing: Roanoke. 2,36s; Dnnylle. 1,4S5; Nor
folk. 1854; Lynchburg, l,S4a Starstoa,
92s; Petersburg. ss9; Charlottesville. 7a5;-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
The Sunday-school.

Tho idca Of the modern Sunday school
was conceived BY n philnnthropist, nurscd
IVY the power Of moral suaslon, : and
Is to-day one Of the most powerful
agencies, under control Of the church.,
for winning sous!-Mlncrnl Mirror
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

IL Is not known Just yet whether Dis
tilctf Attorney Jerome mas really walked
up or ~ merely STRUGGLING in his sleep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

Rate legislation would DO easy, II
President Roosevelt only had the strategy
of the city committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

II am In no sense candidate. vii
liam Randolph Hearst.
Right, Willie. No sense, whatever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

Senator Depew is being Photographed into
private life-Charles,on News and Courier.
And well-versed into obscurlty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

Thanks to the local coal dealers for
saving us from ourselves, But It would
have been more agreeable II they had
adopted some other means.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

We observe that Senator Tillmnn was
not Mt the White House conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

We hope the city committee feels bet
ter after day of rest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

At any rate the weather cleared up
time to give us a pretty Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

It was the unexpected that always hap
pens, where our President Is concerned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

1t looks like a deadlock at indianapolis,
with tho key mtslaid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Peace in the Soft Coal Field.

The annulment by the United Nine
Workers convention OF the ill-considered
Ryan resolution, followed by an accept
ancc OF the Plttsburg Coal Corpany's
offer to pay an advance OF 5.55 per cent.
IN wages. assures a more or less general
peace in the btuminous coal field for tho
next two years. Reason and conciation
have won q substantial victory. and the
spectre OF an embargo on soft coal pro-
,duotior--so alarming to industry-has been
happily laid As The Tribune has repent
cdly pointed out. economic conditions In
the btt,,mnous district did not Justify
general shutdown. Coal prices have adj
ynnced In tho last year, and tho effects
Of tho depression Of 1909 and 1904, caused
by overstimulation and overproduction
Following tho great anthracite strike OF
1909, have gradually worn away. There
Is constantly increasing demand for
sort coal for manufacturing and trans
rortatlon purposes, Immense orders nre
outstanding and no surplus stocks are
on hand. q The great industrial interests
Which centre at Pittshrg have wisely
regarded 4 clash In the soft coal field
az a catastrophe to DO avoided at all
l1nzn,ts, end the pressure Whloh they
brought To bear on the Western Penn
pylynn!a coal operators could not pc re-
sisted. the minors demands Tor a re-
crate nrd reasonable, and In granting
/ this concession President Robbins and
MS associates followed a course dictated
both Try public spirit ana self-lnterest,-
New York Tribune,
Coal,
g coal-mining furnishes the one great
national staple that Is necessary TO the
consumer Individually and to practically
every combination OF consumers ana OF
producers. The cessation Of work N the
coal mines for a long period would IN
volye the atasnation OF huslness, me
storpage Of communication, khe wholesale
destruction Of property. and ne. Its very
consequences make 1t impossible.
More than half a million nine workers
were ameoted by the recent conferences.
Three.fourths Of them are organised N
unions. New York and the other North
Atlantic States are rnost concerned IN
the anthracite situation in Pennsylvania,
where 10000 men have been ordered TO
sion work Tomorrow In the soft coal
states 3s45oO mine workers were repre-
sented at the indianapolis conference a
! large percentage OF these Will continue
work because Of concessions made ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

During the recent cold-snap there was
not however. any skating on the Panama
Canal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

II Mr.. Cortelyou Is yanked up, we s,ir-
pose that Judge Parker will be the star
witness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Winchester sci; Richmond sos.-rines-

Winchester, Sci; Richmond, soa-Tln,es-.
Dispatch.
That Indicates son1c very poor nssess..
ing. or else some very keen lodging OF
the assessment. Somebody certainly ought
to open n watch" store III 1elchmotil.
80 those people can be prepared to keep
UP with the times. AMI SEQ that such
@dodging Is too sneaking to be honest. :
Salem Tines-Register
IN other words, the assessors need to
be more watchful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

AS FIR us Ernndfnthers 60, Rockefeller
the latest, might as we'll have been an
orphan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
What's the Use Of a Library?

chmonti. Va, Nlarca 81, 1915.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
HRLooKED
rIm PORTAGE DID III

Discussing tHs subject ths Past
.ureg1HIaH FRs Tho Portland hs
pIfars aHnuaciaF thr reduction of 800
rsrfs pee tnH on th. vhsat ratio from
tH. IH.aui rmr.ra io Portland ny tbls
rH.tnu 10 ma.ss tn offset Goo cheap.
.rr o.eau nie frm Puget saunI sliiss
and to in.'ure mHre growers 90 ship il
rnrfanL
This Bod plaus.h'r raa.oH ami will do
for bows puHssrs hut there u deep
er aud m'rr Nral ressau f1f ttis freight
frtI.iloH ftau tais pulIsho.i reason.
TIM .rREaENCE OF TIm PORT.
A0n ROAD AND THE OPENING OF
rtm UPPER COLUMBIA RIVER TO
TRAFFIC HAVE FORCED DOWN
rim RATE on WHEAT TTus rs
rim HIDDEN REASON ron THE
REDUCTION or Tlm RATE AND
BUILDING or THE PORTAGE
since tho samo oceau rates have hseu
In odest foF years and s.ueo che eouJ..
uous for shipping in and out ~ Port
aul ana the rugs Sound ci,iss ard
nov che same aH they have bsen for
'tars uhy shouli the rate from the in
aui empiro t' pofaul be reIueoll
NJ, has it unt hern relueei beforrl
Whs la,e ihe b,gh mtes hecu charged
AM thesf Noars. when the psoIas hai no
Nrlhla mrans 10 rc'ieff
no. is sgnidsaut that tbis reduction
sas n'i madr uuin after the psaIls' q.
portage vas buAt ant in service. "A
is sguiaoaut that as bong AS th,re vas
ao coupeiiiion thsre Was no re,haeiou
.of riss rhoss sre plain husluess Il
sues WhAh any one can sce plsiuly
anl leiaaie the intrinsic value .of ths
p'r,ago mai % tho pcoplo
Tao rc,haciiou ~ so c,uts par ton. it
b. estimated Wul transport free ~
elarse, uu.ler the ol1 rate 100000
huslsls of phsat from the inlaul em
pre 30 rortauA lt vfll bo an ap-
praaiuats aying in freight of sSso0
oa ewFy ioooooo bushels shipped
from the iulsnd rmpire % Portland
esi 'r'a'ang the average frem sl inlaud
empire poiuis az 3 esnts Per busAel.
wAioh t ioss sverage
rais result should s,imulaie tAe r-,o.
pc ~ orogoa % u.aintaia tie portage.
Il sheala b narse1 helPed, stsoagtA-
sue4 easoaFage.h ua3e a proatahlo a..
90 ~ tAe sisiA Coz Il via sianl a. a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
Concerning Amy retirement.

Washington. d. a., fcb as-rhe aual
outcome of che DISCUSSION 1n ths sub.
irrt ~ army rriirrmeuts is awaited
with considerable interest .u afmy rir.
els. The rurpose of tho house military
committee 10 prevent promotion and
ihn Immediate retirement of aiiteFs II
high rank uin nnt te realized ly ths
clause incorporated in the annual army
mH hy tbai committee The provision
b. su Uurtrl that tts requirement that
Ho un,rr ahoyo ths rank af colonel
shall bafriirei 'ou his hWu aprIioa.
tlon" until De- shall have ser,rI ut
l'asi ono yrar 20 such muk was ryl
,hnuih intended by che committee Ga
prevent Immediate retirement of oai
c6rs of thc grairs ~ colouei hr.galier.
general ana major general who might
ho a.hauoed and Who must serve AZ
beast ono pear in the higher srata Of
c'urs, tho same ruio applies 90 officers
below tho grade ~ colonel, Who become
briga,hvr evurrals for the purpose of
retirement Cor higher grade ana IN
sr,asci psy, M the intention of the
committee prevailed now, it would bo
Impossible to promote General Corbiu
o. be lieutenant general. and d would
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
FACTs IN NATURE.
10, only DO We Get Inspiration Fro@
nature. But Health ss Well


r. ,,oo,le Who are rundown and nerv-
-. ~, bo snffer from indigestion or dyss,,
O,io headache. biliOusness, OF Urpiu
k.s coated tongue with bitter tast ~
~ ,norning and poor appetite ~ "
.l,,,,,s s,,. ,ecessarv To turn 10 some t9hlc OI
C.on.,,,tboner which will assist nature
sad belp them to get on their ieet aio
md tho BODY into It's proper conOltlun.
+ becoming more and more. appsaIent ,.i,,,, shss
Nstnro's most valuable healW Us
agents are 70 be found in iores' pian6
and roots. NJ D Y Pierce.
-. .,,auiftng physician 70 the lnNallqs
tf,,oi and SurgiraI Institute, az Buuaii0,
Wv di.rovpred that by scienuhcaly
attracting and combining certain HleuilCl
~ ,rirriples from native roots, taken
g,l,, 1ur American forests, he could pro-
dueo a medicine which was mar,,elou9ll
ancient i'm curing cases OF Dloou ulrVi iu"sl "
and liver and stomach trouble as Wen a
many other chronic, OF llhBeIinA o.,
monte This cOncentrated eAuaVt ~
N,t1ra's vitality he named Golden Med
irsi Di.covory.S II purihes the blood oy
r1ttfry the stomach and liver lnto
bc,Itby condition. thesaby helping the
dfga.tion aud assimilation OF 1000 Whlch
fsgIs tba blnod. Thereby IL cures weak
stomach. indigestion, torpid liver, OF Dill
lousuo.s. aud Kindred derahgemelt y; 49,
m ynu have coated tongue, win olttet
or had taste i'm the morning frequent
headaches. feel weak. easily tired, stitches
nm pain In side. back gives out easily ana
aches. belching Of gas, consupauon' 4f
.rraytilar bowels. feel flashes Ot heat al
tornatlng with chilly sensations or kim
dred symptoms. they point TO dcrange'
mont M your stomach, liver and kidney :,
which the Golden Medical Discovery
will correct more speedily and perma
nently than any other known agent Con
taIns no alcohol or habit-fOrmtng drugs
Am its ingredients printed In plain Eng
ll.h on wrapper
The sole motive for substitution is r
permit the dealer IN make a little more
profit lie gains. You lose. Accept no sub
stituta Tor Golden Medical Discovery"
Constipation causes and agpravatel
many serious diseases 10 IA thoroughly
rured by IN. Piorce's Pleasant Pellets
one . laxative; two or three are cathartie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior paftnor - tho hrm of =. J.
Cheney a CO., doing business IN The
city of Toloj county and state afore-
said. AMI THAI the said arm will pay
Tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and evory easo Of catarTh
that cannot be- cured by tho uso of
Hall . Caiarrh Curc.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn b before mo and Hubsoribei
IN ny presence, this 0th day of Dooem-
bar, A. D., 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
(S"uil Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 takea intnr
nally, and aots directly on tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho system
send Tor testimonials free.
,. J, CHENEY, & Co. Toledo o
Sold by druggists, 75e.
Take Halls Family Pals foT eonsti
pasion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

perpetual menace b railroad combina-
tiong in the future Roads may be built
mntual agreement may be made by it
aud competing lines, by which rates
would be raised were it not for the
river highway, which it the people 8
salvation and hope.
The editor Of the Journal, ten years
ago in the legislature, was one Of the
few who stood up and fought for the
portage railroad built by the state last
year. ami was cenmred for it. But
he is convinced he was right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

have been impossible to promote the
ihroe limo officers who were recently
made brigadier- generals, and 70 retire
them Immediately. The committee Do
fr,toi its own object, however, by In.
sorting tho words con his own applica
tIou." This makes a limitation which
can easily be- avoided, ~ officers need
not apply FOR retirement and thcy vii
sil be- eligible 70 promotion and Inn
moItHto retirement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

You cannot get a better anywhere
We have a reputation for supplyils
the best meats In Salem. and We viii
certainly keep Il. Buy your roast
beef or any other kind OF meat where
you get the best
e. c. CROSS.
State 81. Market Phone 2sl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
ron Ross1sM MusT LIvE.

Alderman Gesner put through a res.
olution TO pay crossing-cleaners $3.50
a day for work that they would be glas
10 do Cor sf5O a day.
When Alderman Bayne intimated 1T
WAS A GRAFT JUST BEFORE THE
PRIMARIES, Alderman Gesuer re-
piled he was not a candidate for Of.
fee.
But let no one imagine that Alder
man Gesucr will not get his pay. Ever
since Senator Croisan tried TO force
Gcsner upon this city as chief Of police
and failed be has been slated for Fat
job.
Croiaan has grown rich out Of bis 20.
llitical activity. 1lo has always milked
tho public COW with both hands. while
mon like Gencr have done chores and
grown poor.
Unable 10 nominate Gesner for city
marshal against the viii Of the people,
Croisau organizes the city council,
throws out a competent police force and
puts in men who have al their police
experience yet 20 get.
BUT BossIsM MUST LIVE, EVEN
II THE CITY PAYS TIE BILLS
with two United States senators 90
elect and a now set Of state officials 10
CHOOSE there will be plenty of opPortu.
nifty 10 reward gcsncr with fat place
for lfe
AMI ho deserves it, II adelity 10 d..
cllroi bossism ~ public expense ever
deserved "a rich reward.
a police force that is chosen IN direct
opposition % a responsible city admin.
istutioB men liko Mayor Waters and
Marshal Comslius-put into Office by
Republ.rau ,otrs-=como high. BUT
BossIsM MUST LIVE AT PUBLIC
EXPENSE
Whn tho people put a boss on Tho
srhopl board. or send him 90 tho state
sruatc. they must expect 90 pay Tho
.bu FOR HOW CAN TIE MAKE MS
MONEY BACK. and get men 10 do bis
work in future, " he does not play the
game of personal politicst
How mtsh arc votes worth when con
,ertod into cash in the cuciblo of
hossismi You arc asked 90 furnish the
votes ihc bos viii 10 the counting Zoe
b,ssism must 1.-Two.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

tween The Croisan and Smith forces
for seats in the Legislature. The ehmina-
ton Of factional lines in the support Of
Hawley in this county merely shows
that members Of the opposing forces
can Join in supporting the same candi-
date when their inclinatiOns 20 lead
them. Thus far there has been no men
tion Of factional lines in the congress
sonal contest here"
Commenting on the above the Lake
view Herald has the following:
THAT W. o. Hawley has the support
Of the rank and Gle Of his party in his
own county Is sufficiently shown by the
fact that he has the active support of
the Leaders Of both factions. j. takes a
man Of extraordinary ability and integ
rity 20 win the favor Of opposing fac
tious. In the Oregonian article are
printed the names Of the prominent
men who are advocating the nomina.
ton Of Hawley for congress HAW-
LEY's SUPPORTERS ARE NOT PET.
rY POLITICIANS, BUT ARE SUB
sTANTrAL BUSINESS MEN who
would not give him their support un-
loss they knew him 70 be a safe man,
capable man, AMI one who will win
tho confidence of the administration
and bring credit 70 bis state n he
should b. sent 20 Washington. Haw-
loy evidently has bis own county by
large majority"
The Journal has boon personally call
81 upon and informed by a number of
tho above government THAT THEY
NEVER AUTHORIZED THEIR
NAMES TO BE USED AS ABOVE IN.
TrmATED. 40, one of thcm has ever
announced publiely that be- is for Haw.
10y
1T rs A MISREPRESENTATION
or FACTS TO SAY that Professor
lIawley is the unanimous choice u all
faciions On Marion county. Walter
rooze was cau.hlato Tor months bo
fore Mr ilawloy came oui and has
'omc parts ~ thc county solI.lly back
Ing him.
Tho business interests of Marion
county arc wcn satisfied with Mr
roozo. who has made himself Iu.iepcni
entity we'll On by his own rxcriions
AND HAS NEVER HAD A FAILURE
M ANY WALK OF LIFE. us las
been % pr-lusof, an omployor ~ labor
r. huitkr a successful busiuos man.
Asa Republican Walter l. Toofe has
r. rreori of twenty years h'votion 10
thr fun.l1mrnial priuriplrs ~ protcc.
tinu aH,i .ouni moncv AZ Lincoln's
banquet ho rhnmpinne.l ihe umui Ar
my aut pr1uvliye prid. WHICH
Roth IIAwLnY AND HUSTON ov.
HRLooKED.
t.rt us give b1th thoss gonilrmru
credit fur having ffirnis anil followers
n Marion county AZ Professor uaw.
D., r. hom' city Salem, many voters
vin favor hut nut because he Is no
Salem oau.t..utr tIat luss not give hm
Ia mortgage on thr politics ~ Marion
fuuuiy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28
ABOUT
mIsREPREsENTAT1oNs ABOUT
MARIoN COUNTY.

The chanoes Of Prof Hawley for
n.r president Of Willamette univer-
witty, being nominated FOR congress arc
basel on bis being the supposed choice
81 Marion county.
To eroate this impression a very mis-
loaGng aftioio " being printed In many
~ the country papers CLAIMING
THAT ALL FACTIONS IN MARION
COUNTY ARE FOR HIM Names Of
leading politicians are printed who
have usvor authorized The use of their
namss ami who personally vehemently
deny that they favor flawley Tor con
gree
The article 40 which We wish b call
aiisniion u ~ follows and was written
BY Mr. Prescott at Salem the orc
grnian correspondent. AZ it appeared
~ special frosn Saion, u may have
tssn insTdrc.l or it may havc been sont
as ucwa II SENT As NEWS 1T WAS
NOT VERY RELIABLE NEWS Here
is Tho arsiclei
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-28

"lf poliiics ami miracles over have
Any relation, political miracle has
vvidcuiiy bccn wrought IN Marion cgin-
~. Mon IN gih.g parts of che state
who know what aeroe battles have been
fought bctwcon rival lcaficrs In Marion
couuy. wouhl be- asionishei 90 learn
that s,ich Oh Republican wnrhorsos as
D. NJ Croian anil Alonzo uesnsr c1uid
support Tor nomination tor ON Import
ant ofioo a candidate who aiso has iio
support ~ iho opposite faction like Dr.
, ~ Anith and N. l. i,oonsy. Hut
this situation - INV presented anil for
the hrui tinr in uany yrara
"Theso utsn ere 90 atowci advocates
~ iho nomination ~ W. q. Hawley for
couwoa strohg m"mbcfs ~ what has
been knoEn a. ihc Mitchell ring ~ tho
party, hke Dr. y A. Richardson aui D.
~ souihwirk, nre working hani f,r
ilaWloy bui na moro enthusiastically
thah a. "a nrJwn asl D. e. Iu,hl who
hu,u aiwa,s beon allIe.i With ths other
sido ~ ths hoiss
Ffhnk nnry. who, as a mombrr ~
tho legislature of 1908. wont down the
ine 20 ths laai ballot for Gesr fof seua
ior h. rq'o,,siug th' cause ~ nawAy.
uu.i r. v Kay. who isft ucrr ani went
20 Fulton, has piehci thc uau,o u.an ~
a fayor.te amoug ths ihreo upw in the
Iaee How che faei.ousi lines ha,o yan.
iahoi iu tho ooueresional contest ih
Marion opuui, win hc riipar.ut by a
peneil III a frw of ihe namrs ~ paltt
cal iaslors WIN are n.iyosailng the nom.
inaiiuu nf llawlry thr two factions
being Hlor evenly presented.
3D. , MupIn. o. T.. M,Comafk. "a.
~ Jones 70 % Mrrf,. y. A. usksr
"a A. A. rue. e. n Ma,rss A. g..
Moaf,s llaury hoply q a. Cousi.us.
D. .. lluEaR C a. n.sInp. D. n. rut.
nam nr b. b. O.. sir.urr pr D. o.
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