North Carolina Newspapers

'". f-,T .-:"J '"' J Vermont Creamery Batter the finest made, 30c. per lb. Kingan's reliable Hams, Blue Label break fast Bacon, Full Cream Cheese, Spaghette and Saratoga Chips. . N. P. MURPHY'S JUST IT XT THEO. ATVJELL'S the finest lot of Toma toesthat was ever ship ped to Salisbury. WEATHER FORECASTl Partly cloudy tonight; showers Saturday. Larger circulation than any paper ever published in Salisbury. SALISBURY, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1901. NO. 37 VOL. IX. BOAT HOUSE Oil FOOT. POLLHOLDERS . IIAOED. 1IR.IIEWHAII WAGERS. AH ARTIST SELECTED. BOTHA GETS HAUGHTY MOTHER STEALS SOU. CZAR KILLS OFFICER. MILES A C AMD ATE? THE POLLHOLDERS FOE MUNICIPAL A CLUB ORGANIZED F0R BOATING MAKES A BET THAT UNION STOCK TO PAINT THE PORTRAIT OF GOV, - VANCE. - j REBUKES THE WIDOW OF GALLANT ' GEN. JOUBERT. A YOUNG BOY SPIRITED AWAY BY " . HIS MOTHER. SHOT A YOUNG OFFICES DEAD IN HIS ROOM. IS BEING URGED FOR FRESH IN 1904. ELECTION. v PURPOSES. WILL TAKE A RAISE. f v. The Two Candidates for Mayor Name Their Poll hol ders in the Various ' Wards. Tuesday's Election. The pollholders for the pri mary next Tuesday have been se lected by Mayor S. FLoxd and Maj: A. H. Boyden, the two as pirants for Mayor. Mr. Lord's pnllholder are as follows: . Tifsay. ; IT Ve JUi Shaver. West Ward, .Theo. Buerbaum. Mr. Boyden'a pollholders are as follows: South Ward,1 R. Lee Crawford. North Ward, T. H. Tanderford, Jr. . East Ward, C. N. . l-lsor. West Ward, Branch C .. As stated in yester " pc will 1 - - ant. ,vi" it" "9. wk the o'clock i T:30. It is that every "Dempc. ilisbury attend these primaries sorthat there may be a full and fair expression of - sentiment. . Mr- Barrett on tht 'Road. MrU,trlPfi??et', for some time business- meager for E. M. Andrews'hifttithre house, this citjrlmwifo recently gave up the position, is now travelling for Mr. Andrews in North and South Car olina. Mr. Barrett is a bright young man and we are glad to know will make Salisbury his .headquarters while working in " bis capacity. . Theo Fraley Out . Mr. Theo., Fraley, who was so fearfully burned several weeks since by the ex plosion, of a gasoline machine, wa? able 'to be on the streets yesterday for the first time since his accident. He will bear marks of the accident through life. : , ; Mr Calloway Deal Mr. Richard Calloway, of Chest nut Hill, died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness with con sumption. The deceased was about -30 years old and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He leaves a widow and a host of sorrowing friends to mourn his death. To Reopen His Grocery. Mr. G. T. Mowery, whose store was burned in the fire on Fisher street several weeks ago, will re open his business again. He has fitted up a room in his residence and secured a new siock of goods. The Sun is glad to make this an nouncement and to know that he is to start up once more. Mr. Mow ery tells us he expect to open to morrow. Mr- Newman-Here Mr.r'V" D. - former resi( . uf Salisbury -another i Mr. Walter George Nevr ;uj,is i the city today. . . Mr. 2 ; i living in New. Ybrk ant to Salisbury on business. man omes Mr. Rice Dead. Mr. L. Rice, of Greensboro, father of Mrs. James Phipps, of Salisburv. died -Wednesday. The remains were brought to Salisbury Yesterday and interred at Christ For Rait Ward Aldermen. Maay of the voters of the South ern section of the East ward would like to see Mr. J M. Peacock nominated as one of the aldermen from that ward.. He is a success ful business man and would be a valuable representaiive. Voters, consider his name when you go to the primary Tuesday. Voter. Ladies Reid's. muslin underwear at We would like to chat with you about children's clothing. Our stock is now ready with all the new. styles of Russian blouzes, vests, suits, two piece suits. Our prices are the lowest from $1.50 to $6.00. They fit well; are maoe first-class; no buttons coming off, and will give perfect satisfaction. Brown Clothing Co. Don't Forget: Maupin Bros, represent the best fire, life and fic cident companies. The Quarters of the Club Will be Lo cated on the Tad kin at! South River Twelve Members Secured The probabilities are that Salis bury will have a boat club before the summer season begins. In fact nearly all the steps necessary to the organization qf the club have been taken and the desired membership of twelve has . been ULboat secured, lVr m The proposition is that tbe club secure Dr. Crump's residence at South River as a cluW : house and buy a first-class, up-tu-date boat. The river is navigable for several miles and the natural beauty of of the country in the immediate vicinity of South River makes this an ideal place for this purpose. One of the promoters tells the Sun representative that the club is practically assured. I: .i GENClto COHING. f Wires That he Will a EHere Today -- or Tomorrow. Maj, A. H Boyden received a rom Gen. telegram yesterday JulianS.Carr stating that -be would arrive in Salisbury either today or tomorrow and look over the terri tory which it is proposed to em- brace in the street car built in Salisbury. line to be It is exceedingly gratifying,, to Salisburians to know that men of Gen. Carr's enterprise and means are interested in thia street car line. - i The Piedmont Toll Bridge, has under consideration the advisabil- ity of making a magnj ticent park at the bridge in the event that the car line is extended to he river. HELP FOR BAND. Th City Will j Rfgnested to giTB i1 Aid. A movement is on f iot to secure help for the Salisbury! band The from band the city government. members, we learn, have not made any request of the c ty; govern ment for financial aid but others who are interested in he band are pushing the matter. I ' ll is very justly cot tended that while the instruments I (valued at more than $1,500) are the property of the municipality, n6t one penny has ever been given Hy the city towards meeting the payments as they fall due. The city will be asked to give the in- $200 towards paving for struments. FREE-FOR-ALL FIGHT. Four Negroes Arrested With it. In Connection Deputy Sheriff Ab Rockwell yesterday Rice went to and in com- pany with Deputy S6oe captored three negroes for an atfiay. who were wanted Will Russell, the affray, was central figure in the brought up Wednesday night and placed in jail. Of tbje three who were caught yesterday two gave bond but the jthird, Dave Rose- man, failjng to secure bondsmen, was brought! to Salisburv and jailed. I Russell is a notorious' character and save the I officers here much trouble last Fall. . Arrest at Spencer- John Wells, cold red, was ar rested at Spencer last night and brought to Salisbury by eputies. He was wanted for carrying con- cealed weapons and engaging in an affray. i In our hat depart ment we have all the latest styles, soft, stiff and crush hats. All the latest shades, black, pearl, brown and tan. . The Hawes $3.00 hat wil please you Brown Clothing Co. Card to the Public. We are the' first amusement in stitution in America to make a new departure in tbe shd w business in the interest; of our patrons. You will find no trickery, no gambling devices, no demoralizing mnuen ces. Our motto is J now, and al ways has .been , to introduce a high class moral amusement institution, where ladies and children can at tend. Gentlemanly; ushers in at tendance to look after - their com fort. The Rboda Royal show will give two performances in Sa'is bury, Saturday, April 13th. Bets $2,000 That Union Stock Will go to $10 Before it Fall - to $4 per Share Again. I The New York News Bureau of Thursday says: P "The recent interest and activ ity in Union Copper shares are maintained and the friends of the company are confident of a further improvement. W. G. 1 rNewman, torineriy ine presuieni oi ina com pany, made a wager of $2,000 with J. S.Herrick that the shares would sell at $10 before they again sold at $4 a share. The money was deposit ed with a trust company." Dime Sociable The entertainment to be given by the Ladies Aid Society of the Spencer Methodist church, notiOe of which was given in yesterday's Sun, will be a dime sociable and will be held in Lampkin's Hall, It is expected to give it on the even ing of May the 3rd. A programme, consisting of music, recitations, etc., wilL be arranged for the oc casion. An effort will ; also be mside to secure the Salisbury Cor net band to play a few pieces for the sociable. ' Building an Annex. :) .i - Mr. C A.Rice is having an annex,?rniit to ms iumoer rooms near old freight depot build ing. : His increasing business makes it neccessary to have more space tor nanaimg ouiiaing ma terial. MocksvLle Wedding- Misses Emma and ' Isabel I e Brown have been spending the week in Mocksville, where they went to attend the wedding of Miss Minnie Douthit, of Mocksville, and Mr. J. G. Powell, of Mn .rv Rli ha.aa yjnpr ladies were attendants at this wedding. W 0, W. Tonight. There will be a meeting of Hickory Camp No. 49, Woodmen of the W or Id, tonight at 8 o'clock. Full attendance is ddsired, the State organizer is expected in Sal isbury in a few days. Come out tonight- By order of the clerk. Col Henderson Recovers. Col. John S. Henderson, who has been confined to his room j for several days with an attack of grip, is able to be out again. ; Col. Henderson's many friends will e delighted to learn of his restora tion to health. Card of Thanks- ! We desire through this medium to express our sincere 'thanks to our friends and neighbors) and es pecially the noble firemen of ; our city, who, by their promptness and hsrd work, saved our ; home from destruction by tire on Tues day afternoon. It is indeed a great pleasure to live among such peo ple. ' Mr. and Mrs U. W. Keed. Civil Service Examination A civil service examination was conducted at Statesville yesterday. I Mess. G. A. Bingham, of this city, and John S. Eagle, of Gold Hill, stood the examination, i The Union to Meet To all workingmen, you are hereby invited to attend a meeting to be held at the "Royal Arcanum Hall" Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Good speakers and some thing to benefit all workers! . There will be a meeting of dele gates from the different trade unions after the speaking. Work ingmen are cordialy invited. W. L. Austin, Secry. Central Labor Union, i f Salisbury, N. C. Good Furnishei Room to.Let. First floor, conveniently lo cated. Opposite good boarding house. Price low. Apply at Sun office. - Veterinary Surgeon. j : ' . t Dr. R. H. Manogue, of New York, has located in Salisbury and has an office at Ludwick and Black's livery stable, Salisbury, N. C. Street Cab Swicegood can furnish comfortable and quick service.- 'Phone Swicegood's Jewel ry Store. Phone 239. Mr Jacques Bushee, of -Raleigh, is Awarded the Contract to Paint the Portrait.' ' j The committee appointed to e? lect an artist to paint a portraitpf North Carolina's great war goyer. nor Zebnlon Baird Vance to be placed in the Nbrth Carolina ro at Hicbruondjnet at Mrs. Vm.lt. OvermaVs yesterday afternoon an7raeatir09pon aT orth";Ct linian i.to do this orkr urte-ls purely a deed of patriotism'aS.e part of the" Daughters of the Con federacy of North JarolinavY Mrs. Theo. S. ; Morrison of Asherille, chairman: ; of the com mittee, called the meeting to order and Mrs. Edwin R. Overman acied as secretary. ; Many propositions f romvariotrs artists were received and all were given due and careful consideration. The succef nl 'ap plicant, however, was Mr. Jaccjues Buf bee, of Raleigh, a son of CrM. Busbee, Efq., one of North Caro lina's foremost lawyers. 7 Mr. Busbee will be notified at once of the acceptance of his prop osition nd the portrait willbe completed in time for theDaugh ters of the Confederacy in Sfate Convention at Charlotte on Octo ber 9th to receive it. It willihen be forwarded to the North Caro lina room at Richmond where it will be placed on exhibition." The following were present: Mrs. Theodore Morrison, of Ashe- ville; Mrs. Lettie Morehead Wal ker, of Spray; Mrs. Jas P. Moore, Salisbury Mrs. Sidney Alderman, of Greensboro, were present. Mrs. Latta C. Johnstone, of Charlotte; Mrs. Thos. J. Jar vis, of Greenville; Mrs. E. J. Davis of Henderson; Mrs.'lredell, of Ral eigh, were represented by Mrs Ed win R. Overman by proxy. srpaters Union Maaty A. Van Pelt returned last night from High Point, where he has been attending a - meeting of the Carpenters' Union. A large num ber of other delegates were here last night going home. Mr. Caudle's Mother Paralyzed Mr. A. Caudle, who received a telegram announcing the critical illness of his mother, Mrs. H. H. Caudle, at her home in Lexing ton, is still at his mother's bed side. Mrs. Caudle's right side is paralyzed and owing to her age it is not thought possible that she will recover. J s Visiting in the City. Mrl Stephen Ballord, a promi nent rubber merchant, of New York, who donated the money for the erection of Ballord Hall, of Livingston College, is visiting the college today. He is accom' panied by his sister Miss Mary Ballord and another lady. Mr. Ballord is visiting several colored institutes; in the South and he goes from here to Atlanta. He wishes to get a history of Salisbury while here; - WThen you get a suit from us you get the highest standard of workmanship; you get a good fit; you get your money's worth; you get the latest styles; you get a guarantee with every suit; you get attention when you come in. Brown Clothing Co. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the Per petual Building and Loan Associa tion will be held in its office on Monday April 25th at A o'clock p. m. By order of the president. IF. J. Murdoch, Sec. & Treas. For Sale: ! Park, phaeton, Babcock buggy , and 1 set single and double harness. Apply' to John I. Shaver, Drayman. Ladies Reid's. muslin underwear at The Midway Barber Shop has added another barber to its free and is now able to accomodate a larger patronage. Give them a call. . ' Mr. J. W. Kestler has opened a barber shop at Spencer, near the postoffice. Only whites shaved. For Sale Cheap: One suit furniture, one mattress spring and pad,, one rocker, one chair. Ap ply at this office. For Sale or Rent Cheap A nice cottage at Spencer, near south switch. Apply to P. A. Cauble. She Begs Botha to Make Peace and h Tells her she has Disgraced Boer ' Womanhood by It- Amsterdam, April 12.--The widow of the late Boer commander Joubert urged Gen. Botha to make peace with the English. Botha replied: lI always respected you, but this" errand of yoursdisgraces all Boer womanhood." BRIEF ITEMS. News Items of Interest too Short for . a Head-. ' Capt. J. C, McCanless is in Nor folk on business? . . - W. B. Strachan, of Greensboro, was here last night. Wiley Shook, of Asheville, was in the city last night. . B. F. Long, of Statesville, was in the city yesterday. E. G. Buchannan, of Charlotte, was in the city last night. Miss Carrie Miller, of Zeb, is visiting Miss Ida Shu ping. Capt. and Mrs. Charles Price returned last night from Raleigh. A. H. Price, Esq , went to Lex ington this morning on legal busi ness. - James Watson returned last night from a trip down the Yad kin. i C. C- Montgomery, mayor of city this Gold Hill, was in the morning. C. B. Webb, who has been . in the city for a while, went -South last night. : : ' ; J. S. Hughes, .an operator in Supt. Sands'" office, has returned from a visit atClaborn, N. C. MjeaJPM. --Bjqw?w hajjif slU been visiting Mrs. &. o. LOie, re turned to Cleveland this morning. Messrs. Lee Womack and Will Julian have sold their blacksmith business to Foreman Bros. Seven colors and eleven styles of baby shoes and slippers at Peter- son ot nuns, oena me oaoies down. A. D. Wratts, Esq., Iredell county's able representative in the ast legislature, was in the city yesterday. " ' Mrs. F. J. Allison -arrived in city last night from Greensboro to spend a short while with Mrs.. J. S.McCubbins. Etta Graham a well known col ored woman who frequently at- ended as waiting maid at the! Southern, is dead. 0 If you do not, Why not combine beauty, comfort, utility and econ omy -by buying your footwear at the Burt Shoe Store? Chas.i Sides left last night for Concord whre he has secured a position with E. .M. McNish, a plumber of that place. Shoes to please the child,' quali ty to please the mother, and price to make a happy father, can be found at The Burt Shoe Store. S. P. Holloway, the popular traveling man formerly with head quarters at Salisbury but now of New York, was in the city -today. Bob Montgomery returned last night from Seltua, where he has been relieving Mr. J. O.Wartham, foreman in the shops there, while the latter took a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alderman, of Greensboro, spent Thursday in the city the guests -of Capt. and Mrs. W. G. Crutchfield. Mrs Alderman came over to attend the meeting, cf Vance Portrait Com mittee. ; - I Mrs. Annie R. Young, of Wash ington City, is visiting Mrs. John M. Julian. Mrs. Young has been spending several weeks in Mobile and New Orleans and ar rived in the city this morning from the former place. ! See Madame Rhoda Royal and her Tandem Team with the great Rhoda Royal show which will ex hibit here . Saturday April 13th. The most unique and pleasing per formance ever given. Her exhibition is most delightful to ladies and children. Received today one barrel Sara toga Chips at McCulloh's. The Boy was Taken Last August From His Foster Parent and was . Recov ered by Means of Registered Le tter. Chicago, April 12 John Ber nard Moffitt, a nine-year-old lad, who was kidnapped last August from his foster parent's house, was located in Altoona, Wis., by means of a registered letter,' for which the youngster signed a re ceipt. He was spirited away his natural mother. by i A HAPPY OCCASION. Mr. B. Neave Entertains in Honor of Veteran Friends. A very happy event was that of last night when Mr. E. B. Neave gathered around his home board a few friends who are yet surviving the conflict between the States. . The occasion was a supper given by Mr. Neave in honor of his old friend and comrade-in-arms, Mr. Robert Patteison, of Liberty,Ran- dolph county? who served with conspicuous fidelity- throughout the war. Mr. Neave had a few friends at his home on South In niss street and the evening was one uninterrupted now oi good cheer and companionship. Thrill ing incidents, indelibly impressed on the minds -of the partici pants, of the civil war were gone over and personal experi ences, such as form the really in teresting features of the most mo mentous issue ever waged in the United States, were recalled and the entire company revelled again in. good fellowship. ' ,. A sumptuous supper was served and gave rise to several facetious comments on the rations of '61-65. The evening was delightf ully spent and the host won the gratitude of UJxinfwtkiorthe pleasure af- forded them. Mri Patterson left this morning for Liberty. . A PROSPEROUS YEAR. Mount Amoena Commencement Held on May 26th. CorreSpondence.of Sun. Mt. Pleasant, N C , April 12 The commencement exercises begin on Sunday, May 26th, when Rey. L. G. M. Miller, D. D., Roanoke, Va., preaches the baccalaureate sermon. The graduating class numbers six this j?ear. On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock-Rev. "J. D. Kinard, Leesville, S. C, preaches the annual sermon before the Seminary missionary society. On Monday evening, 8 to 11 p. m., win ta&e piace me annual con cert and reception. On Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock there will be held the alumnae reunion with public "exercise and banqnet to alumnae. It is hoped that all alumnae will try to be present. An interesting program is being arranged. The graduating exercises will be held, jointly with the college, on Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. The institution has had a very . prosperous session with an enroll ment of 92, representing four states. r , Dont fail to let the children at tend the Great Rhoda Royal Train- m a m v I a ed Animal snow wnicn .win ex hibit in Salisbury Saturday April 13 th afternoon and night. For Rent: Several in good 4 and 5 room nouses Maupin Bros. locality. Among the" crowning' features this season with the Great Rhoda Royals Trained Animal show is Captain Sharp and his troupe of Rough Riders in their most novel and thrilling exhibition of horse manship. Don't Forget Easter. Buerbaum -has all the things necessary to make Easter pleas ant to young and old. Rabbits and Chickens, Eggs and Biddies, " Dogs and Pigs, Geese and Ducks. Easter cards in nice assortment Easter presents of all kinds. . Don't let Easter pass without re minding your children and your friends of this high holiday. Baseball goods of all kinds, Fish ing Tackles in abundance. , And Buerbaum still makes picture frames. ! The Young Man Entered Unannounced and the Czar Thought Him an As sassin Suffering With Remorse Vienna, April 12 The Nova Deforma, of Lemberg, says the Czar saw a young officer enter his room without having first knocked. Suspecting him to be an assassin, the Czar shot the young officer dead. Tbe Emperor's remorse for Jiasty -action has grown into acute nervous depression. KING REBUKES MINISTERS. King Edward Wants Peace With The Boere, it is Said- London, April 12 King Ed ward is reported as wanting peace. The ministers are said to have been rebuked for the peremptori ness of Kitchener in his negotia tions with Botha. . . DANIELS IS SOLICITOR. Appointed Solicitor For the Fourth District Today. special to daily sun. Raleigh, N. C, April 12. Charles C. Daniels, of Wilson, was today appointed solicitor of the-Fourth district by Governor Ay cock. Report on Martin's Books- The legislative committee that is examining the boots oi Mai. Martin in the State Treasurer's office has completed that examina nation and willitoday formulate its report to the Governor. ' The exact amcunt of the short cannot, ycjt be stated, but one member of the committee last night said it would not . be under $15,000. .Kews and oSseTverr" Preacher Found Giilty of Murder. Pensacola, Fla., April 11. The jury in the case of Ben Stevens, a negro preacberon trial for the murder of Charles Reese, a deacon in his church, has -returned a ver dict of murder in the first degree with a recommendation for mercy. Posed as Millionaire. Philadelphia, ApriM2. Cashier McGeehan, of the Philadelphia Brewing Company, with a month ly salary of $100 posed as a mill ionaire stable owner and spent half a million in the purchase of fast horses. He was suspended by the company and experts are now. examining his accounts. -US Consul Dead Seattle, April 12 The Ameri can consul, J. C McCook, of the Klondike, is reported dead by the' White Horse Tribune in Dawson. A despatch from another sour says his death announcement is to be premature. Colonel McCo. contracted pneumonia while r turning to Dawson from Philadel phia. - - Coal Scarce. . Sanf rancisco, April 12. Non arrival of the ship John McDonald from Baltimore with three thous--and tons of Cumberland coal caus ed a coal famine among foundry, men and . blacksmiths. Unless the McDonald, which is ' sixty jdays over-due, arrives soon overland shipments will be necessary. Ass't Commissioner Resigns. Washington, April 12. Assis tant Patent Commissioner Cham berlain resigned today. His resig nation takes effect May 1st, when Mr. Chamberlain will resume the practice of law. Municipal politics were slightly warmer today than at any time since the campaign opened. Ev erything is good natured, how ever. We have bargains in. Real Es tate in Salisbury and vicinity. Give us a call. Maupin Bros. .' Street Cab. Any one desiring a nice street cab phone Dixie Studio, No. 226, l. A. Kamsay, proprietor, con ducted by his brother, Albert Ramsay. , Mt He HasITot An- the C--!i Standard Washington, April 12. A Tr officers in the continence ot tenant-General Miles say th.. a movement on foot to make the presidential candidate cu Democratic ticket in 1904. Gen. Miles has never declared for either the silver or gold faction and therefore would be an acceptabla compromise candidate. HANGLED BY TIGEL A Showman Attacked by Tiger. a Indianapolis, April 12. ma:- Rostock, from V tert-u rrrr.i r ' ious tc and was se'-l aima', which all but-L-.-. aim to death in the presence of the attendant. The beast was driven off and Bostock was taken away unconscious: It is feared he will not recover. RECTOR DEFIES EISEO?. Bars Himself in Rectory and De5.es The World. New York, April 12. Ordered to sever his connection with Zicn Protestant Episcopal church" at Douglaston, L. I., Rev. Jean Pap tiste Blanchett, whose services ex Secretary Whitney attends, defies all the thunders of Bishop Little john, who ordered him from his post. He barricaded himself in his rectory, refusing admission to T process servers. KILLED BY ROBBERS. Tried to Rescue His "Wife and TTas gnot ieaa: Pittsburg, April 12. Bomas D. Keating was shot dead by burglars at Mount Washington, his home, today while trying to rescue his wife from robbers who had gagged her. An Editor Jailed. Caracas, Venezuela, April 12. The Editor of the Republican who advocated the cause of the New York and Bermudez' Asphalt Co., has been put in jail. Bullying. h;s "Wife- Jones Dear me! You say you often lay down the law to your wife; how do you go about it? Bones Why, all you need is firm ness; 1 usually go into my study, lock the door and do it. through the keyhole. Tit Bits. rCTv,nct In Politics. Concord are litical fight formerly n the Dr. J. f this city is :. 'Stickily ticket" as Bear After Cleve". ... . Princeton, N. J., A; r:I 1 . There is a great bear hur t lis suburban home of ex 1. Uent Cleveland, The Princeton Hunt Club men are seeking the bear which invaded Cleveland's domain. Cotton, New York, April 12. Cotton bids: April, 7:91; May, 7:95, Jens, 7:67; July, 7:SS; August, 7:55; September, 7:3S; Octotrr, November, 7:23: Deced:: :21; Janurary, 7:23, Mr. Wright for Alderman. Editors Sux: I am gl to see tLat Mr. G. W. Wright will be come a candidate for alderman in the East ward. He is the kind of man needed for alderman. Pro gressive yet conservative, a man who knows the needs of the town and withal a man who is willing to supply its needs, he will make an ideal alderman. Let us elect Mr. Mr. Wright an alderman from tha East ward. Laborer. A Picnic. A man said, the other day, that it was as good as going to a picnic to go to Lufsey's 5 and 10 cent store, and look at the variety of articles they have for 5 and 10 cts. They have all of those little articles that are indispensible to the he up hold comfort. - His Frien tagoni? or Fre . Cl