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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-04
Sleepy Eye Correspondence.

81
Rev. Gagstetter and Rev. Tesch were
at CORTLAND over Sunday, assisting
Rev. Simon, of Mankato, in holding
quarterly meetings.
Children's Day services will be held
at the Congregationalc church next Sun
day.
Miss Foster, of Waseca, is visiting
with the family Of I. R. Hughes.
F. Fl. Smith, now living in the south
ern part of the state, was in the city
during the week.
The poles are up for the electric light
and the wires are nearly all in position.
The machinery will be ready to be
started up in a very few days.
West Golden has completed the addi-
ton to his house. It makes quite an
Improvement in the looks of his pro-
perty.
One of the Keegan boys is expected
here soon from California.
Married.-Mr Clark Morehouse to
Miss Annie Moll, on Tuesday, June 8,
at the home of the BRIDES parents in
Milford. Big preparations were made
for good time,. and the couple were
presented with some costly presents.
Ye correspondent wishes the newly
welded couple a prosperous journey
through life.
Ernst Brandt was up last Tuesday
attending the funeral Of F. Frank.
Mr.. j. Roth ST., of New Ulm, came
up last Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Fritz Frank.
Rev. Striemer and wife went to Chi
cago Monday afternoon. Mr.. S. will
spend some days in Chicago and his
wife will 60 on to Cleveland, Ohio,
where she will remain couple Of
months, visiting relatives and friends. !:
Presiding Elder Preine, of Faribault,
filled the pulpit in the Methodist church
Sunday. Rev. Preine used to be sta |
toned here some years past.
Christ Mogensen, of Golden over the
fence, and Miss Augusta and Anna
Strassburg, of Brookville, spent Sunday
in our city. a."
Memorial Day was observed here in
the usual way. The weather on the
night pre- yious being wet and rainy, the |
exercises, which were under the auspi-
ces of Wesley Greene Post, were post
poned till afternoon. At 1880 the pro-
cession was started, headed by the
Sleepy Eye Band Ia line were Wesley
Greene Post, the Fire Company, and
the school children with F. d. Greene
as marshal. A march was made
through several of the streets and the
line finally halted in front of A. j.
Barr's store, where Rev Bronson and
DR.. Welcome delivered very approprl-
ate addresses.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
FemaIe Conriets 10 Be senerated.

Some months ago the Chattaboo-
chez Brick Company resolved to
remove the female c5nvicts under
their charge to 0eperate camp.
There have been 50 many charges,
growing out q the preSen .e Of fe-
male convieLs at the camps where
males were worked, that this CON-
pany has decided to place the mat,
ter in such shape that there would
be no more trouble or suspicion
Accordingly, few monts ago,
broom factory was established at
Bolton. and thirty ccnvicts put
there. Tnis was an experiment.
1t has worked well, aud now all
the female convicts are to be taken
there. This will remove a fruit,
full cause of scandal, and the enter
prise will, doubtless, be profitable
one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

A recent editorial in the Atlan-
ia Constitution has a word Of truth
in it, says the LaGrange Ga.
Graphic. In speaking Of the mar,
velous gr owth of the city it is said
that it was due to the generous
outlay, the indomitable enterprise
Of the citizens and general unanim.
ity with which they 90 down into
their pockets when money is need,
ed to improve and beautify the
city. 1t truly says that "the mod
ell citizen is the man Of public
spirit-the man who works and
gives. He Is the builder of our
cities, and the cause Of prosperity.
He will be remembered by a gratc-
full people, when his neigbbor who
lived for self alone is forgotten.
And it makes the following perti>
nent suggestions: with every
Improvement, whether for utility
or beauty, the city has taken a
leap forward adding new railroads,
more territory for the trade, four
ishing suburbs, prosperous indus
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
BITS.

Some cotton b,oo-,s ha-o a.,
- '''''' 'i''''iS nave APP
PHI
a. , ,,I.,. "'''S' A"' dawson mas
'he l4uc"-
l1tNn 'ehh's ana croquet CLUBS
are turning
Look ont tor Dov,s hToc,,o,s
bargain counter.
The Guarls win mot 90 70 fbo
encampmept At Arcns:a
tits time tho hoard of boo,tb no .
disnlaivor . littIo aot;ri+r ''''' ''
oaoed IL cvton1;ra, tI,o;,. o ,a,.,, :, r
anca. CIV yam %
"u"@h 'u' rrY has vcrv nropcr|v
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
A Stuffed Phonograph.

Surrounded by the tariff barons
and monopoly kings at the Pitts,
burg banquet Speaker Reed gave
utterance to these words: "Let us
hold our own elections, and do our
own counting and certifying
Boss Quay stood by aud everybody
knows he turned the crank that
caused his phonogrAph 10 speak
those words. Yes, that IS the truth
of the matter. Reed is nothing
more than a phonograph. Quay
takes him off into a quiet corner
aid talks into him-fills him plumb
tull -sturfs him-then Reed goes
into the halls Of Congress and, with
a dictatorial air, "who butt re,
peats the words of Quay; but this
Republican monograph is an i'm.
provement upon Edison,s; that is,
for Republican purposes, in the fact
that Quay's tones Of voice are not
duplicated, and the listening
and applauding Republican
members OF Congress hear
the voice of Reed and think it is he
speaking, while Quay stands in the
lobby. turns the crank and laughs
in his sleeves at the discontinue
of the Democratic members and
softly pats himself on the back be
cause Reed is getting all the ours
ing for the dirty tricks that are
Quay's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Married.

An interesting marriage took
place in Dawson on Thursday, 22d
inst, in which Mr. r. /. Permen>
ter was married to Miss BESSIE
Hatcher, daughter Of Rev. Robe rt
Hatcher. The hour, y m, was
the time two loving hearts were
united one to the other. 'fhe I'M
pressive marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. NJ. 3. L
Binion. They left on the ? o'clock
train for Macon, where they will
visit the groom's mother, Mr..
Permenter is connected with the
Dawson Variety Manufactur.
ing Company and ranks among our
best business young men, while the
bride is universally esteemed for
her social qualities and kindness of
heart.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

tries, and influx of population,
more capital, and an upward jump
in value Of your property. Every
dollar spent in pushing the city fol-
wardquiek Y returns with a hundred
per cent interest. The men WHO find
their BUS mes all the time growing
and never CO mpIaIn OF hard times,
are the very men who have given
the most"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Dawson.

Dawson is said to be growing
more rapidly than any town south
Of Macon. A railroad from Col
umbls has just been finished to the
place, and now another is to be
built into Ford Macon Egen>
ing News.
There are few better newspaper
corresponden%in Georgia than Mr..
w. X. PiIsbury. The Times is glad
to announce that it has secured
his services at Dawson, town of
which a good deal is going to be
heard in the papers of the state be-
fore long Its pushing citizens are
now vide awake to Their advanta
geous location, and mean to make
Dawson grow as it has never done
before. Hence, Mr.. Pils5ury's
letters will be of greater interest
hereafter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Government Loans to Farmers.

Government Loans TO Farmers.
Senator Stanford's bill, intro-
duced few days since in the Sens
ate, will be the subject Of consider
able discussion when it comes up
for action, says the Columbus Ems
quirer Sun. His proposition is to
establish a Farmers Loan Bureau.
The scheme is an interesting one,
though somewhat adventurous, but
it may meet the views of those who
favor the sub-treasury bill. The
proposed bureau is to be supplied
with Government legal tender notes
to an unlimited extent, which not
es are to be loaned to farmers at 2
per cent interest. The loans are
not to exceed half the value Of the
land.
Already, remarks the Baltimore
Sun, the Government gives certain
products the right to expect certain
profits from the people, The Nc
Kinley bill gives others bounties in
cash for producing certain things.
1t is only one more step to supply
the producer with capital with
which to produce. If it be true, a:
Republicans assert, that the country
can be enriched by taxing itself, il
ought also to prosper by loaning
money to itself"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Celored HnpNZinq.

The installation sermon Of
Sardis Baptist church will be
preached at 3 O'Clock p. m. by the
Rev. Allen of Cuthbert mex Sun
At that time the Rev. jesse
Simpkins will be installed. In the
morning Of the same day, at %
o'clock, the rite OF baptism will be
administered to 20 odd converts,
at the culberL on the east side of
the city.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Notice.

All parties are hereby notified
not to hire my step>son, John Hall,
who ran away from home on the
10Th Of this month, lie is dark
Completed, sleepy looking, hair
comes down on forehead and his
scarcely any eyebrows, Any infor.
nation will be appreciated.
Ben WHITFIELD, col.
Graves Station. May 26, 1890.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Another Old Citizen Gone.

Mr. Daniel McCook died on the
18th inst. at his home in Terrell
county in the 83d year OF age. He
had been a resident o. Randolph
county for perhaps more than a
half century, and was well known
to many Of the older PEG,
pie, For a long time he had been
member OF the Methodist church
and he was noted for his pi ty and
his devotion to christianity. He
leaves a large family of children to
lament his death. On Thursday
last his remains were brought to
Cuthbert and then carried to the
family burying ground near Eoen-
ezer church for .interment. --Cuth>
bert Enterprise.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
PUBLIC MONEY.

Each cs prorata of the public will he deducted the
above rates This fund will be larger than usual year.
Parents need have that their children overlooked
neglected in the rush of large numbers Each child given careful
training.
Special attention is cllhd to the Music Department.
Superior instruction in piano organ, guitar music at the
low rates mentioned above and instruments free to the
pupils, should commend this department o all
complete set OF Yaggy object studies and maps will add to
the working facilities of the literary department.
For particulars apply to the president.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

The Americus Recorder has very
positive information that Dave
Dudley, the much-talked>of darby,
will not not be confirmed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Notice.

Parties wishing ICE on Sundays,
will please leave their orders at the
store on the Saturday before.
w. 7. LEWIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
DrOpped Dead.

An old negro woman Oh DR..
Williford's place in Webster coun.
ty, dropped dead on last Thursday
Of heart disease.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

The democratic state convention
will meet in Atlanta on August 9Th.
to nominate a candidate tor govern.
or and other state house officers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THR
Dawson National Bank

At Dawson, in the State Of Gaor-
gin, at the close Of business May
18th, 1880.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Corset Waist
Try ore Of our corset waist.
HoRsLEY IL kIMEN.

Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarah
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal
Injector. Sold by I. d. Sale,
See Horsley q Kittens So, 81
and So shoes They are certainly
worth the money.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

Some one has told you that your
catarrh is incurable. 1t is not so.
Dir. Sages Catarrh Remedy will
cure it. 1t is pleasant to use and
it always does its work thorough
ly, Ne have yet to hear Of Il case
in which it did not accomplish Il
cure when faithfully used. Ca
tarrh is a disease which it dangerous
to neglect. A certain remedy. All
druggist.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Wanted.
Notice to Teachers.

Examination of Principal and
Teachers of the Public school ut
Dawson, Ga, will take place on the
first Wednesday in July.
Salaries for white school.
Principal $1,000
First assistants 800
Primary 450
Other assistants 400
For colored schools.
Principal 500
Assistants 300
j. ". F. LowREY. of Com.
Dawson, Ga, May 26, 1890
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

1t is given out that the republi,
cans will have a candidate in each
congressional district this year.
Major b. +. Brimbery is spoken of
as the candidate in the second dis
trict.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

Mrs. Garfield, of Kansas, who
created something of a sensation
about a year ago, while attending
the national teachers'coavention at
Nashville, by writing a letter in
which she expressed the hope that
the time would come when black
feet would be placed on white
necks, bas been defeated for the
Office of school director by a negro
woman. 1t was poetic justice,
swift and keen. We hope Mrs.
Canfel's white neck is not disturbed
by the black feet which have been
placed upon it,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
SOUTH GEORGIA
SOUTH GEORGIA
MALE & FEMALE COLLEGE.
DAWSON GEORGIA.
w. M: RoB1NsoN, Pros.

The college under the opened the Spring
on January 18Th to continue six months
Equipped viii competent teachers prepared
work Ga the basis of alone invites the
lie Thorough work. Systematically and orderly DONE motto
The health and morals of the lis guarded
The discipline upon the high plain suaon that fail then
it will be enforced by harsher mears
In this and in the intellectual advancement of the pupils the
Of the parents is earnestly asked and expected.
TUITION PAYABLE MONTHLY
Primary Department. per month"; 50 40
iII''l'"l department. per 8 %
Collegiate Department. per month"; ............ .. 4 90
Music Department, per month, ............. . 3 90
Incidental payable ON entrance) so
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

The opposition to Agricultural
Commissioner Henderson is trying
to moss its forces and break his
column. 1t is reported on what
appears to be good authority that
Nesbit ard Hunnicutt have made
a deal and agreed tina, which ever
Of them gets the most votes will
be commissioner and the other as
sistant On this idea they are to
fight Henderson, giving him no
quarters.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28
Money, Money!

To loan on farm lands and city
property at ten per cent, includ-
ing all cost. VIM. KAIGTER.
Agent for Louisiana Loan and
Trust Co. and Southern Home B.
81 l.. Association.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

There are no better evidences
that Georgia cities are growing
rich rapidly than the fact that in
nearly all OF them the amount Of
banking capital has been doubled
and treblel in the last few years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

Corsets Corsets Corsetsl We
sell Thompson's glove fitting and
Bells Kabo colsets.
HORsLEY q KILEN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-28

The office is not seeking the man
in Houston county this year. So
far there are only thirty Announce,
men IS for office in that county.
The Americas Recorder wa ITS to
see Mr.. Livingston speaker of the
house Of congress.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-17
Berkeley.

Professor Joseph lie Conte has abandoned
his trip to Mount Whitney.
The Grand Army Post and the Relief
Corps are thinking of changing their quar-
tiers from the Odd Fellows to Clapp's Hall.
In few days consignment of 600
French and German volumes will be re-
ceived at the University Library. The
total number of volumes in the library is
about 4, 600.
1t is rumored that Henry Veghte, recently
removed from the principalship of the
Berkeley High School by the Town School
Trustees, will contest the right OF the board
to remove him and will plead the recent de-
cison IN the case of the late Miss Kate
Kennedy
Eastern capitalists yesterday bought S24,-
600 worth of West Berkeley property and
will establish branch factory of the Elgin
Watch Company Of Chicago. The property,
which belonged to G. NJ. Baronidis of
West Berkeley, includes thirteen acres Of
land and the watch-factory building erected
by the late w. G. Ralston.
An artesian we'll is being sunk at the
Judson Works. The workmen have been
boring for more than three weeks now and
have gone down 335 feet. They struck
water in small quantities at $50 and again
at sos feet. They have encountered rock
three times, but have in each case drilled it
successfully with a diamond drill Yester-
ua9 dllOiHUoh NclC
through layer of white clay.
The new liquor license ordinance pro-
vides that the windows of saloons shall not
be made Opaque by painting, frosting or
other means; that no screens shall be used
in front of doors, and that saloons shall be
closed from 10 p NJ. to Z A. NJ, and on SUM-
days. In no billiard hall, place of enter
tainment or dancing shall liquor be sold.
nor shall there be any door to such places
connecting them with any room where
liquors are sold. No liquors shall be sold
age of IS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-17
A NEW PITCHER.
Manager. Finn Signs A. j. McCar-
thy of the Detroit Club.

Manager Finn yesterday practically
signed a new pitcher in A. J. MEGA rthy,
formerly of the Detroit Club. Finn for
warded the twirleps advance-money. and
the new man is expected to be here within
seven or eight days. Mccarthy was in this
city in the winter Of 1887 with the Los
Angeles combination, in which were White
head and Ebright.
The Frisco manager is also negotiating
with third baseman Hill of the Washing
ton team and first baseman Halves Of the
st. Paul Club
There is possibility of Vincent Daley
ana "Peek-aboo" Veach being with the
OdklaDds again. Danny Long, who is act
ing as RObnson's agent in the East a few
days ago notified the Colonel that the two
players might be- released by the Cleveland
management. Yesterday Long wired Rob-
inson, asking what salary he would pay
Veach and Daley. The Oakland manager
named sum largely in excess OF the
amount paid them last year. Robinson SAID
yesterday he would undoubtedly secure
James Bradley, who played two seasons at
shortstop and in right field for the Kans as
City team, and who was lately with the
Worcester Club. Bradley is said to be a
great hitter as well as good fielder. Ii he
is signed for Oakland lie will be played In
center field, and in the exent of Veach and
Daley becoming Colonels, they will be as
signed to first base and left field respect
lively.
Milt Whitehead is going TO resume pitch
ing and will take his turn in the box here
after for Denver.-Ex.
The new umpire, John Sheridan, has
given unmistakable satisfaction, and can
now be pronounced a success. Leach, too,
seems to be doing well.-Sporting Life.
This afternoon the San Franchises and
Stocktons play at the Haight-street
grounds. The batteries will be Chase and
Speer for San Francisco and Perrott and
Duane for Stockton.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-17
At HALF PRICE,

10 the city from a four weeks sojourn TO Elna
Sp,,lngs., ..,x,. ,
friends at Del Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy P. core are at the Napa
Soda Springs.
Mr.. ana Mrs NJ. C. wilmington and Miss NIL
dred u iihngton who have been visiting hon.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Ewing Of this city, returned 10
their home in Sacramento yesterday.
Miss |. Lille Ewing, daughter OF Assembly
man L. L. Ewing returned TO her home in this
city last week.
Mrs Pm. Gebhardt of 2o4 Ridley street leaves
for Pieasanton on FRIDAY.
Mr.. George X Fitch has been visiting the Lo-
renZO Valley
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mahan are visiting with
Colonel and Mrs. Forney al Mare Island.
Mrs. II. S. Austin Miss Mary Austin and Miss
Lillian FIeese returned from Santa Cruz to Oak
land last tuesday,.
Mrs w f. Plummer Of Alameda is at Santa
Cruz. where she will remain during the present
General and Mrs. Walter Turnbull have gone
to Del Monte for few days, and Will return to
Santa Cruz al the end OF the week.
Miss Pauline Dreyfuss OF San Francisco Is
visiting relatives In Santa Cruz.
Rev. Father Gleason is the guest OF Rev. Fa
Their McNamee OF Santa Cruz.
Mi. ana Mrs. Frank PlYley have left for visit
to Coronado Beach. They Will spend some Time
at Santa Barbara.
MIR. J. j. Groom and family are at Santa Cruz.
Dr. E. II. Woolsey OF Oakland has left for
MIR. Thomas Magee has been visiting at Del
Monte.
Miss Edwards who has been visiting Ia Santa
Cruz, returned Tuesday to San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. BarOteau OF Oakland have
gone on brief trip 10 the mountains.
Mr.. Ii. z. Sonutag has been visiting In San
jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Main are at Del Monte.
Mrs. s. w. BurDham and children are spend
Ing the summer vacation with Professor Burn
ham at The Lick Observatory.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. D. Stone are among the
cent visitors to Del Monte.
Mrs. T. s. Dodge of Tucson, AriZ., is spending
the summer in San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert X. Nuitall have returned
from a visit to the Hotel del Monte.
Miss CabeD and Miss Koleman are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. FortlOuis in Seattle.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-17
FULL OF SNAGS.
Wretcbed Condition OF the River Abov,


COlusa.
Last winters floods have played sad
havoc with the river above Colusa The
San Joaquin No. 8 went up Saturday to
meet the River Commissioners at Swifts
Point and bring them down the river. Be-
ing up there Sunday afternoon when tie
boat was about to start We accepted the in
vitation of the Commissioners and Captain
Allen of the steamer and came down. The
boat could not get above Swifts Point, two
miles below the county line, and there are
great many places where the water has
washed away wooded banks and filed the
river with trees. The river at the point
of the start is two feet above low
water, and at Colusa it Is six and
quarter feet above. Notwithstanding the
height OF the water the steamer dragged on
the bottom in several places in order to
avoid snags. 1t does not look as IL a barge
load of wheat can be taken from above
Moulton's Landing until some snagging has
been done. The Government snag boat
ought II have been at work month ago,
but she is lying up yetwhile piles of wheat
demand transportation. Captain Allen sug-
gests that the timber shall be cut from
banks that will probably be washed in. 1t
will take the snag-boat some days to take
out some sycamore trees that could have
been manufactured into cord-w0od, and the
wood be made 10 pay the expense. More
work will be demanded this season than
any other since tue river was first cleared
of snags.-Colusa Sun, July 18th.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-17

in-law, was discharged from custody yes
terday, as his better-half refused to prose-
cute. She and her husband have made up
their differences, but the mother-in-law is
still bitter against him. and will prosecute
him for forging her name to telegram.
An attachment suit has been brought by
Schraeders 81 Victor against Hepburn 81
Mott, artificial stone contractors. to recover
5000 for cement sold and delivered. Hep
burn Sc Mott refuse to pay for the Gem ent.
claiming that 1t was damaged, and that in
consequence they will be compelled to relay
several thousand feet of walk.
The first train.load of rock for macadam-
iZing Pacific avenue was brought into Ala
media yesterday from the Laundry Farm
quarry. The material is loaded at the
quarry into wagon-bed which rest on fiat
cars. and at Park street these are trans
ferred by derrick to wagons, and the ma
terial is thence hauled to the avenue. A
slight delay was occasioned yesterday by
the breaking of the derrick, but repairs
have since been made,