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At a Bousing Citizens Meeting The Demo- Chastain Et
era tic Candidate Is Laadeii* Been bom
There was a rousing rally at the Hall city c
court house Thursday night to boost vened last I
Hr. P.N.Parkeute candidacy for May- have been tr
or, Al.large crowd of citizens. was the followin,
present and the speeches made were afternoon: J
enthusiastically cheered. and Kas Hai
Mayor R. D. Mitchell presided at the misdemeano:
meeting and first called on Col. S. C. lined §25 anc
Dunlap to address the audience. Mr. §35 and cost
Dunlap told the people why he was Robert Y<
against Judge Gaston for Mayor and: being intoxi<
why he favored Mr. Parker and hoped worships, en
he would be elected. He$ critizised eaeh^jvas fin<
Judge Gaston’s administration while ' Nannie B
Mayor and statedthathe had failedto violating loc;
measure up to the requirements of the tered a plea <
office. He discussed the city hall $50 and costs
'building and said it cost several thous- guilty and fi]
and dollare more than it shouldhAve Jno Gillesp
cost, and several thousand dollars beating, plea
more than Judge Gaston stated it fined §20 and
would cost when he was agitating the J including cos
question of building It before the peo-1 C. S. Sloan
pie. He closed by urging the eitizens J ship, two cSS
of the town to vote for and elect Mr- each, and fim
P.lS. Parker Mayor, and not let it ! Floyd Thor
again be thrown up to us that we have | Key, John R
a Republican Mayor for a Democratic | named fined j
town- ] including eo
Cols. W. F. Findley* Howard Thomp-1 fourth, §50 in
son and H. H. Dean followed Col. Dun- j above pleadir
lap, each one taking up a little differ- tried and foui
ent line. They urged the people of j John Clem*
the city to vote for Mr. Parker, who, j house, found
they said, was a-trne, honest, success- eluding cost,
fill and enterprising business man, J Dilliard Ha:
just such an one as is needed for •' the j tol in a narro
next two year^ to preside over the Robinson’s eii
growing Queen City of the Mountains, found guilty
They urged the importance of having [cost,
such a man as Mr. Parker at the head Charley Tu
of city affaire now, while capital is misdemeanor,
headed this way and while the devel- j eases, and eae
opment of the city is going so rapidly ] Derap Smith
ahead. They declared Judge Gaston Bailiff Jim La
baud been tried and found wanting, and j time ago whe'i
that it would be. a serious mistake t o | him with a wa
elect him mayor again. j costs for obsti
Col. H. P. Farrow, who is now at the I “Red” Chasf
head of the Republican party here, was J arrested in fc
called on and spoke for several mm-1 here on a v
ntes. He stated that the Republicans J with assault s
of the city had met the night before L. H. Jenkin
and declared for Mr. Parker, because J was aequi ted.
Judge Gaston was neither >a Republi- Brown and Ch
can nor a Democrat and they believed Put on trial fo:
their best interests would be subserved J were acquitted
by voting for Mr. Parker, who was a tried on the
good, honest, sincere Christian gentle- I found guilty,
man, who could be Depended on to do him to pay a fi
the right regardless of circumstances. J serve twelve m
He spoke in high terms of Mr. Parker’s Wright’s atto
ability and capacity, and said the vote j liard, filed a m
of his party would be almost solidly
polled for hiin. He discussed judge
Gaston’s political record, and stated
that if he was elected he could not
hold the office of Mayor becanse he
held a commission as a United States
District Commissioner and if he ac-i
cepted one position he would vacate
the other./•Therefore,” said he, “why j
go to the trouble and expense of having |
another election. Why not elect your
man at the beginning!”
. Green Hunter was called on to ex
press the feeling of the colored people
m this campaign. He said they were
for Parker, because they felt like he
would treat them right, aind becanse I
he would treat white and black alike,
so far as his duty was concerned. The |
meeting then adjourned. :
Judge Gaston was present at the j
meeting, and was an interested listener j
while the speeches were being made.
Clothing, clothing,
Mens Black all wool Suite, cheap at $150 „
$5,00. Mens Black all wool Suits worth $800
now at $5.90. Mens all wool diagonal safe
worth $11, for $8.40. Mens extra all wool &
agonal suits cheap at $j2 50, now at $10.00. Also
nice line finer goods. Boys Black Cheviot
double breasted suits at 98c, 1.00,1.40 and 2 00
each. Also nice line of Boys snits in colors»
1.40, 1.90, 2.00 and 8.85. Big lot mens Over-
coats at 8.00,4.85, 5.00, 6.90, 8.00 and 10.00
each. We don’t think any of above goods can
be matched in Northeast Georgia for low prices.
Ladies capes & cloaks.
We sell twice as many goods in this department I
as any house in Gainesville.
Ladies Cloth Capes at 50c, 75c, and 1.00 each.
w Beaver “ “ 1.25, 1.50, 2.00*&2.50 “ I
“ Silk Plush “ “ 1.50,1.90, 2.00, 2.50,800 j
and 8.50 each. These goods are worth 25 perl
cent more than these prices. Pretty line Child- i
rens Cloaks at low prices. J
Strictly Wool Filling Henriettas at 10c, 12£c,
15c, 20c and 25c. These goods are worth 10 to
20 per cent more than we are asking for them.
52 inch Flannel Dress • Goods cheap at 69c, now
to go at 48c. 52 inch Ladies Cloths cheap at
89c, will be sold at 65c. Beautiful line of Silks
and Satins at 48c, 50e* 69e, 7oc, 85c, 89c and
up. Nicie assortment of Black and Colored Vel
vets 50e to $1.00 yard.
2000 Yards Checks cheap at4Je, will go m this
sale at 8fa. 2000 yards Best Quality Cheviot
Checks, were 6c, now 5c. 2000yards good heavy
Sheeting to go at 4£c. 2000yards better grade
Sheeting at 5c. yard. 2000 yards Calico, was
5c, now at 8£e. 8000 yards Calico, 6c quality,
to go at 5c. 500 yards Jeans, others ask 18
to 20c for it, now to be sold at 12|© yard. 300
yards Jeans, wool -filling, cheap at 25c, now to
go at 20c. 300 yards best quality Jeans, cheap
at 40c, will be sold at 88 cents yard.
UNDERWEAR ei
each, worth 60c. Gents undershirts at 25c each:
worth 30c. Gents Lambswool undershirts acdj
drawers at 98c to 1.25 ea, cheap at 1.50. Ladiesj
fleece lined Vests, not seconds but first quality, I
cheap at 75c, now 50e. Ladies all wool vesteJ
heavy, worth 1.50, now to go at 1.00 each. hi
dies, Misses and Childrens “Oneita Union j
Suits’* at low prices. Misses and Boys heavy
ribbed hose, double knee, toe and heel, worth j
15c, to go at 10c pair. Also a big Me of goods j
from 12|e to 25c pair. Handsome line Ladifisj
and Gents hosiery from 8c to 25c pair. I
Fashionable millinery]
200 Pairs “Murphy’s Best” Mens Kip Ties 6 to
11 to go at 1.20 100 pairs Gents satin calf
bale, real value 1 25, now $1.00 pai r. 75 pairs
gents satin calf bale superior quality, worth
1.5), t > a*? at 1.25. 75 pairs gents fancy satin
calf bale, same shoes that retail everywhere -at
$2.00, pow in this sale at $1.50. 50 pairs gents
high grade calf bale, (sheap at $2.50, will be sold
for $2.00 pair. Good line of Boy s Shoes at very
low prices. 100 pairs Ladies satin calf bale,
first quality,-good heavy stock, cheap at $1.25,
wi|Lbej!fti&^t~$% 00. 100 pairs Ladies heavy
oil^grawb^als, value $ 125, will also go at $1.00.
50 pairs ladles fine satin calf - bale, cheap at
$150, will be sold at $1.25. Also an odd lot of
ladies find shoes, worth $2 to $8, in sizes 2 to 4£,
to go at-$1.50 pair. These are made of best
Vici Kid and if we can fit you, you can get a
big bargain in these goods. Also have a beautiful
line of Ladies, Gents, Misses and Childrens fine
shoes at prices that can’t be matched m Gaines
ville, quality considered..
We make a specialty of fine goods at low prices.j
Ladies hats from 25c up. Experienced trini»j
mere and sales ladies in charge of this depart*
ment. If we do not have what you want we wiJ
make it for you. 1
ery large and-complete stock of everything in Dry Goods, Millin'
Notions, Shoes, Hats, Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
E AGENTS IN GAINESVILLE FOR CELEBRATED BUTTERICK PATTERNS & “THE DELINEATOR” ,
•ders for. goods by mail will receive our prompt and careful atten-
Do not fail to call to see us before -buying.
Handsome China Given as Premiums to Purchasers 1
tton
GAINESVILLE. GA
DEAN BUILDING, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Mozley’s Lemon Elixir
Cured me of indigestion. I had suffered fc
ten years. I had tnedalmost every medicim
but.all failed. Since taking Lemon Elixir
can eat any thing I Uke. " ^
’ ' W.A. GRIFFITH
Reevesville, S. C.
- Mountain Reel* We are hand
ling 'the best mountain beef*. Also
pork, mutton, veal, etc. R. D. Mitchell
& Son.
accident,
y BONDS.*
Mozley’s Lemon Elixir
; of indigestion and heart disease, after
Hennessy Le Royle
Thursday, Nov, 28th
Moved to Daniel Building’,
J. E. Jackson’s store.
“The Artistic Ta
Clothes cleaned and P 1 *
short notice. Also
ladies - skU
cleanep and pressed. Ml ^
prompt a ention.
What’s Your Face Worth.
Sometimes a fortune, but never, if
you have a sallow complexion, a jaun
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skin,-all signs of Liver Trouble.
But Dr. King’s New Life Pills give
Clear Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Rich Complex
ion. Only 25 cents at M. C. Browns
Drug Store. jBBBHHBgfffc
Fish on hand all the time. R. D.
Mitchell & Son.
N. Parker, complaint. Judgment
against A. W. Hunt for $135 and inter
est and cost.
O Id-Fashioned farm sausage is
manufactured by us, its the best.
liliLv R. D. Mitchell & Son.
Moozley’s Lemon Hot Drops.
Dr. w* E. Bingham, Druggist, North Port,
Ala., writes: Dr. Mozley’s Demon Hot Drops is
the most salable and best remedy for coughs
and colds I ever sold.
Sold by druggists. Twenty fi>e cents per
bottle. Prepaid by H. Mozley, M. D., Atlanta
Ga.
Kaplol f|g$pepsia Curb
Digttb what you eat.
l^PI] Write <i u:
ESSCOLLECE.*