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THE MURRAY NEWS
Published weekly at Spring Place, Cfe>a.by
the Murray News Publishing Company, and de¬
voted to the interests of Murrav County.
Entered at the post office at Sprint; Place on.
as *ecoad-clam matter, and issued every Friday,
Official Organ of City and County
Subscription. $1.00 per year; six months, OOc;
three moritii*. 25c.
3. ED. JOHNSON, EDITOR.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fnr Represenfative—Unexpired Term
1 am a candidate for Representative to fill out
(lie unexpired term of A K. Ramsey and will
appreciate Oie support fill of everyW.y. office creditably If elected. a*
Will do my best to the as
my father did. T. P, KAMHRY.
For Represenfative.
1 hereby announce myself « candidate for
Representative and will appreciate the support
of the voters of Murray county, if elected, I
will discharge my duties, as your representa¬ look¬
tive. to the very best of my ability, always
ing to the welfare of our county.
Subject to the democratic F r {!"^ Kf;TIRF
To ti’e^n^VipSiw^id^yooffiem^r^; the voters and oilmens of Murray County:
s&fc duties 11 ZTfWr elected 1 will 1« i e n subject .Charge to the action 'f
of the Democratic prhuary.^if any^^ ^ ^ , r
To the Voters of Murray County:
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Representative at the next ensuing election,
subject to the Democratic usages. 1 shall appre¬
ciate vein support, and if elected will discharge
my duty to the best of Respectfully. my ability,
J, W. AUSTIN.
FOR COUNTV TREASURER.
To the volers of Murray County;
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
County Treasurer of Murray county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party If elected I
will serve til* people of my-rmtive county to the
b,.tol my ability, }iaku , i , Sl , KIMmKU ,.
To the Voters of Murray fo" County; office of county I
t am a candidate the reas
uref. subject >° the Democratic primary, and
will appreciate yotir support find influence.
Yours OWEN very truly, K.BATi'S.
J hereby announce myself a candidate for re
election to the- office of County Treasurer of
Murray county, thanking the people foi their
kindness in the past I ash their support discharged tor re
election, feeling that 1 have my
duties as treasurer. I announce subject to the
October election tflOti. CAMPBELL
W. A,
FOR TAX RECEIVER
o the Voters of urroy myself County: ratimdute for lax
Receiver I fiearby of announce this county, subject a to tlu* primary,
and I solicit the support of each voter m the
county, If elected, I shall discharge my dmics
to the best of my ability and shall try to give
satisfaction to all. RcHDciH iHUy. ombe.
;
I liertby announce myself a candidate for the
office of Receiver of Tax aeturne nt the Democratic ensuing
election subject to the notion of the
party, t shall appreciate your support ami. if
elected, will discharge my duty R. P. to CAMPBELL. the lies! ol ray
ability.
1 Hereby announce myself*a candidate for the
office of Receiver of Tax Returns and subject will to the
action of the Democratic party appreci¬
ate the siipport of the voters of Murray comity,
If elected t will discharge the duties of my office
to the bent of my ability. W. C. MNDsKY,
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
re-election to the office of Tux If Collector, elected, will subject dis¬
to the Democratic duties primary. the best of
charge my to
^
FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voters of Murray County;
1 respectfully announce myself as an Inde¬
pendent candidate for Sheriff and earnestly
solkH your votes and promise if effected, to dis¬
charge the duties of said office to the best of my
ability am! for the best interests of the county.
Very Respectfully, MARKIN.
K W,
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re
election to the office of Sheriff of Murray county
subject to the action of the Democratic primary. in
If elected l will in the future, as of I have ability, Uie
past, * serve the people to the best my
XV. C. GR0VK8
I hereby nnnentnee myself »s a candidate for
the the office action of of Sheriff the Democratic of Murray primary. county, subject If elected. to
I promise to discharge my duties to the best ot
my ability. C. L. TERRY
1 hereby announce ravxelf a candidate for
Sheriff subject to the October election and will
appreciate the support of the voters of the
county If elected, will do m\ duty to the best
of my ability. T. O PIERCE,
FOR CLERK.
1 hereby announce myself x camlhiate fot re
election as Clerk Superior Court, subject to the
action of the Democratic favors primary. soliciting Thanking
support the people in the for present past election. raid 1 your
am
Vours very trulv,
G. II, ARROWOOD.
Atlanta will try for a na¬
tional park.
Atlanta is ahead of ev¬
erything in balldom and there
is great rejoicing in the land.
TrainlOads of water are
being hauled into Mineberg,
La., the water supply of that
town having given out. Spring
Place is shorter on everything
else than she is on water.
The every day kind of liar
*
does , not amount to much, . £ tor
he is generally known in his
community as such, and peo
pie take his tales for what
they are worth; but not so
with these kind who go up
and , down , the ,ii land reporting .
things which never happened
and giving to the papers over
the country sensational write-
ups with no truth in them from
the beginning to their ending.
]t is hard enough for things
of a sensational character to
happen in a county and to say
the least they should be given
truthfully and without the
frills and furbelows usually
attending such articles. Pub¬
lish the truth or nothing about
things that happen.
Bonds for the erection of
the Dalton & Allendale rail¬
road to the amount of two
hundred and sixty-live thous¬
and dollars have been sold to
the Westinghouse Electric Co.
This insures the completion
of the road in a very short
while.
Several State Democratic
committees have endorsed W.
J - Bryan for their . next candi- , •
for president. Bryan is
mighty . gOOd St 111! i H
a mail
staunch democrat, but he can
not make the riffle ; he has
done tried.
Atlanta and Chattanooga
are both kicking on the ice
nyin. In the former place the
ice is too high while in the
latter the pi ice is very reason¬
able but it can’t be had. It’s
great to live in the country
where ice is not needed to
keep things cool.
CHATS WORTH
Dr. Ervin, of New York City,
is here prospecting for talc.
Misses Malinda Shields and
Mamie Pendley and Mrs. Nora
Keister were Here Wednesday.
A party from Dalton and Chat¬
tanooga passed through the city
recently on their way to Sand
Will Springs.
I am sorry to note that Miss
Vick Moreland is on the sick list.
Most of our community attend
Ohildren’s Day exercises at Mt.
Zion Sunday. They report a
lively time.
Willard Gladden and Miss
Alma Hill passed through the
city Sunday afternoon.
Ben White, of Deckard, Tenn.,
was here a few hours Monday.
Tom Wright and Miss Vick
Moreland attended the fishing
party given by Miss Sallie Hol¬
land Saturday afternoon.
A number of men arrived Mon¬
day and will begin work on the
depot at an early date.
There were two passenger
trains here Monday.
The first Saturday in July is
the day set for the picnic and
Children’s Day here. Everybody
invited to come and bring well
tilled baskets. We feel that
everyone will enjoy the day.
Marion Williams spent Thurs¬
day night with friends here.
The three-months-old baby of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Markin
died Monday morning. We ex¬
tend sympathy to the bereaved
ones. Aubrey dk Verb.
Buckner, Tex.
Buckner, Tex., K. F. D. 1,
June 8, 1906.—Dear
As l have seen no news from
this place I thought I would give
you a few dots.
1 get the good old News every
week, and I sure enjoy reading
it, especially the Bermuda dots,
as they are from my old home,
Gome on, Dixie.
Well, farming is the order of
the day now. Farmers are about
done laying by their corn.
ha ve plenty-of silks and tassels,
Had so much rain cotton is
D°hing very well.
If there are any boys back there
who need a job, they ought to
come out here; farm help is in
great demand; farmers can not
get help at $1.50 per day and
board.
Well, I haye been out here six
years, and have met several Geor
•
^ h „ vc , ieter met
from ol(| Mu „„.
1 like this country splendidly.,
This is a fine farming and fruit
THE MURK AY NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE Jo, 1906
country. AH who want a home
in the West had better come
soon, for land is going up all the
time.
Well; I hope when I pay Geor¬
gia a visit I will get to ride on
the cars from Dalton to Spring
Place.
With best wishes to the editor
and the many readers, I will ring
Off. A. M. S.
HOLLY
There was quite a large con¬
gregation disappointed here Sun¬
day, by pur preacher not filling
his regular appointment.
Sunday school is still flourish¬
ing at Casey Springs.
Aunt Scythia Gibson an old
aged woman, died at her home
Monday evening. She was well
known in this community, and
loved by all who knew her. Her
remains were interred at Harders
cemetery Wednesday, and also
Mrs. Ales Wagner died last
Tuesday evening with typhoid
fever. She is survived by a
husband and five children, be¬
sides a score of relatives and
friends to mourn her loss. Her
remains were interred in Pros¬
pect cemetery Wednesday even¬
ing. We extend sympathy to
f he grieved ones.
M. A. Woods made a business
trip to Dalton last week.
Bill Huffman who is em¬
ployed in Gordon county, visited
homefolks Saturday and Sunday.
Editor J. E. Johnson and wife,
of Spring Place, were in town on
a fishing expedition last week.
Miss Enla Edmondson return¬
ed home yesterday from a few
days’ stay in Atlanta.
Ben Mullinax caught a line cat
fish yesterday weighing eight
and a half pounds.
Frank Lowery, wife ami chil¬
dren, of Tennessee, are visiting
t heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Luff man.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Pritchett
and little daughter, Miss Willie
Mae, were in town on business
last week.
Bud Hall and Dan
of lower Murray, were in the
city on business Saturday.
Johnny Childers, was in town
today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pritchett
and little son Walker were shop¬
ping in town Thursday.
Miss Mattie Sanders spent the
day with Mrs. John Jordan re¬
cently.
Mrs. Walter Weaver, was
shopping in town one day last,
week.
Nathan Robinson makes his
visits very often at this place.
There must be some attraction
here.
Rev. J. W. Austin was smil
on friends here a short while one
day last week.
Mrs. David Parsons has gone
to Bartow county to attend the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Will Parsons who is very sick.
Bob and Sam White graced mu¬
st reets Monday,
Grover Burks and sisters,
Misses Elsie and Mina, made a
business trip to Dalton Friday.
, Tom Ingle made a business
to Spring Place Monday.
Mrs. Martha Dobbs Morgan
was in the city last week.
Hollyberrv.
BEAVERDALE
As I have not seen anything
from this part I will send in a
few items,
Prof. Moulding will conduct an
ah-day singing at Union Springs
Sunday. Everybody invited and
be sure to bring well filled has
Albert Howell, Harlan War
mack and Cullen Bryant were
welcomed guests at Mr. Hooker
Bryant s Sunday,
Jake Green is on the sick list
this week.
G. W. Bryant and family at
tended church at Conuesauga
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Hour, spent Sun
day witn Miss Maud McEntire.
M ,«es Leila Henry ami Grace i
McEntire spent Saturday , , night . , j
with Miss Bertha Bryant.
Little Lucy Bryant has ba.-ii
very sick, but we are glad to
learn who is better,
The little infant chib! of Mr.
and Mrs. Owensby is very sick.
Miss Ola Wheat is spending
some time with her uncle, Wal¬
lace James.
Bob Wheat and Charley Dunn
attended the Odd Fellows meet¬
ing at Cohutta Saturday night.
0. and L.
MT. ZION
Health of the community is
improving.
There was a large crowd here
Sunday to attend Children’s Day
services. We had good music,
good speaking and, above every¬
thing else, good behaviour.
Messrs. Willard Gladden,Barry
Wright, John, Tom and Will
Carney; Misses Nettie Gladden,
Alma Ilill, May and Riddle Car¬
ney spent a short while Sunday
afternoon with John and Miss
Sal lie Holland.
Bob Peeples and Marvin Bond,,
accompanied by Misses Effie Lee
Brown and Ella Peeples, passed
Sunday afternoon eii
mute to Spring Place.
In answer to Bermuda’s
tion of last week; John Holland
got home in time that
morning so his mother wouldn’t
have to call him to get up for he
was already up.
Miss Effie Lee Brown, one of
Fort Mountain’s sweetest belles,
spent Saturday with Miss Sallie
Holland and Saturday night with
Miss Ella Peeples.
Marion Williams, of Hopedale,
was in our burg one day recently
to the delight of his many friends.
Rev. G. B. Barton took dinner
at the home of Mrs. Holland last
Saturdaay.
We regret to learn of the death
of J. C. Ileartsell.
Richard Springfield and wife
passed through our community
Sunday en route to Spring Place.
Magnolia.
An Alarming Situation
frequently results from neglect
clogged bowels and torpid liv¬
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FORT MOUNTAIN
Mrs. Lucy Adams, who is visit¬
ing her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
Wilson, is quite sick.
A number of our young people
attended Children’s Day at Mt.
Zion Sunday. All enjoyed tiie
day immensely.
Miss Zoe Leonard spent a part
of last week with Miss Cora
Gregory.
Rev.. Barton was in town Sat¬
urday to the delight, of his many
friends.
Misses Tibbie and Nellie
Adams spent the latter part of
last week with Mrs. Swanson.
Miss Vick Moreland was here
last Tuesday afternoon.
Edd Roberts, of Dalton, was in
town last Thursday.
Miss Flora Gordon was very
sick several days last week, but
1 am glad to say she is herself
again.
Marion H. Williams was here
Wednesday.
J. 0. Willhanks went to Spring
Place one day last week.
Miss Effie Lee Prown spent the
latter part of last week with Miss
Ella Peeples.
Mrs. Lewis Terry and charming
daughter, Miss Jennie, passed
through our burg one day last
week.
Miss flora Gordon spent Hat¬
urday night with Miss May Mc
Olure.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss,
Sallie Holland entertained at her
home Rev. Barton, Jackson, Marion Perry \ il-j
barns, George ;
King, Tom WrighE, Misses Vick
Moreland Effiie Lee Brown, Ella;
and Mary Peeples. All report a
merry t,me. Medora.
Constipation Get makes it the of cold j
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no opiates. S. H. Kelly.
McWilliams bros.
FOR
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