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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
Political GnSsin.

Col. L. I. Nesbitt, candidate for
commissioner Of agriculture, a9~
dressed IA very small audience h re
Monday. He charged Mr.. Zen.
derson with incompetency and mis-
management of the affairs OF tn
bureau. The three can lidates, Hem
derson, Ncsbitt and Hunnicut, wall
all get votes here, hut it is the
opinion OF the News that Nes5ltt
will get the dele CATION.
Sheriff Thornton announces in
to>day's News his crndidlog for
reelection. lie has been &c,
tive, prompt and very efficient, aud
if again elected Will continue 30
discharge the duties Of The OH e to
the satisfaction Of all.
1t is the general opinion TINT
Messrs. A, G. Hill and tm. Jan.
nings will have no opposition for
the senate anil house. Trey are
both substantial turner's, AL lh4
alliance con'l MT have PIT for
wlrl two m1re upri saC Or h,lora-
bic men.
A!thou5h ur cel t, b. Il atn H.
date for reelection, AMI with al
most every assurance OF success,
FAX Receiver Harris will reJirt
from official Life with the expira,-
ton of his present term. He ha.
made very Jealous officer and in
the future the people may call him
to serve them in some other cipIc~
ity.
The democrats OF Terrell county
will meet her., to>morrow morning
in mass meeting to ecC new ex.
ecutive commit and to appoint
delegates to the congressional coz.
vention 1t is thought that the meet
lag will order ii primary Tor nomi-
mating county officers.
A candidate who gets mad with
man because he will no. vote or
him is very small potato.
There is not the slig test reason
why there should be any bitterness
or bad feeling in politics.
p.---
My little girl, aged seven yelrs,
was afflicted with a severe cough
aud cold. She could not sleep,
but cpuLhe almost ince>s intl,. |
was indnceI by tieul to try
ChamberIain's Cough Rcmedy and
was astoniShelat the imnedi lta re-
liet it gave aad tie cure it pr,duc>
ed. ! have tried many remedies
tor coughs aud colds, but this is
superior TO any OF them Prot. j.
Vi. dehln, Clpit.d City Con uer~
ciaI College, Des Moinss, Iowa.
For sale 81 Cheathtn ald Far
rar.
VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver compl. int? Snloh 5 Vi.
taller Is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by'r. ID. Sale.
tive US an opportunity OF con-
vinclng you that we have the best
and cheapest white goods, notions
and embroideries n the city.
HoRsI.EY d KILLnN.
A beautiful line of assorted
pissesembroilerei and homstilcheI
fIouncings just received at LJSrey
&Orr's.
Everything new ia hem stitche 1
hounclnSs, every pattern spaci4ll ,
s,.l .cted, must be seen to be appre.
CT ltel, LowREY IL ORR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
Caterpillar Flies.

DR., Paschai reports caterpillar
flies IN large numbers in some OF
his cotton folds. This is early for
them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
A Cash TRANSACTION


change take place. exclusive Hardware Business
we Vi keep mixed stock.
town takng on city and will join the boom and
keep things moving In order do this will close out orr t
prc that will defy competition and repeuhng we will
he the inside track and best all competitors in the race Tn other
words have found the place buy now on will sell Won
Hardware cheap he bought Macon Atlanta or rune
with freight added Buy cheap and sell cheap in other words we
Mil under buy and under SELL To successful it will eo
csh Cash before delivery phrase which sounds rather harsh
seeking TO buy goods but when he saving of twenty
cent hi natural desire all money he can
removes sting which and he becomes most ardent
mryr tie merchant wtch has credit dger Cash in hond
moves the wheels Ct commerce and provides ali the and
Iayules which the human demands
Cash before delivery the first glance than the three
words would imply 1t means after DAYS toll 1t means
and veXatmn maturing bills II
that merchant who adopts and sticks this does not
dan mis- customers, 1t friends enemies
he his profits every night and Just where he
sands Wbo then would adopt this method doing business s
ry he otter such inducements that the customer will be
mound order money visit his and purchase hi goods
Cash Is Now -
adopted this aud shall stick we will profit by
It aud so will our customers.
Crockery Willow and We desire to call your
attention especially the reduction ofpces lines we will not
laudl3 them All is for you before buying.
NJ ARLIN & SONS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
We are prepare,i to sell all o;la

We are prepared to sell all oils
and paints at rock bottom prices
Full liue OF all coiors IN oil aad
dry Cheatnam u Earr.,r.
Horsley d Killen have the best
selection Of ladies and children's
shoes in the CRY.
Drink Hays cold beer.
We have exec Dizzy graceful
designs in embroider'es, with edg-
ings ard iusertings to match.
LowREY u Orr.
Best apple vinegar at Marlin
81 % cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
Handsome Goods.

Ilorsley x kiIIer nave decided
" the largest and han Isomest line
# white goods embroiderics and
lace OF all descriptions, ever ship
ped 20 tie city. They are beyond
question Headquarters ior such
GODS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

See Horslcy & Kilen's So 90,
81 90, and IS 00shoes. they are
certainly worth the money.
Clothing 80 per cent. below cos.
Oh Davis andLocke's Bargain count
ter.
Toilet soaps, brushes, combs.
coiognes, extracts. etc, at bottom
prices at Cheatham & Farrars.
Sleepless nights made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you
Sold by 7, d. Sale.
Corsetsl Clrsets' Corsetsl We
sell Ihompson's glove fitting and
Bells kabo rseis
HoRsLEY Il KILLEN.
Kings Royal Germateur $3.50
size at 100 per hottie at Cheat
hem q Farrars.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
Ga, soda water is made Of tn,

Oul soda water is made Of the
purcst mat rial by competent per-
sons. The syrups we use are made
OF granuIated sugar favored with
pure fruit juices and when cooled
90 81 degrees is necessarily refresh
ins and wholesome. The milk
shakes we dispense are as g"oG as
can be produced. Your patrons
age is respectfully solicited.
i. d. SALE Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

DR.. Holt's Dyspepiic Elixir will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion, liver
trouble, headache, kidney disease,
chronic diarriea, heart disease and
asthma. For sale by AL druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

A line Of beautiful assorted
missesembraidered and hemslitched
Aouneing just received at Lowrey
IL Orfs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
LncesL Laces! Locest

An elegant line OF Torchon, Me-
deci and Vandyke Lace at llorS,
lev & KiIIen.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
Win Orga1jze This Well

The News learns that the stock,
holders OF the Dawson WAGON
Manufacturing Company vii! or>
ganize one day this week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
Church Plans.

The plans for the new Methodist
church are on exhibition at Hoyl
IL Parks office.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16
LOWREY q ORR's.

The hest and cheapest heel
scrapes can be found at j. w.
Turner's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

Bedsteads, cots, spring aels,
towel racks, center tables, sa es
and mattresses at
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

The best and freshest t4mily
groceries at A. b. Hays.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

Clocks and watches at A. J.
Baldwin and COS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

The choicest line of Hamburg
aud ; viss Embroidery at marvel ,
Dusty low prsces.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-16

Best Ice cold beer and draueh
beer in the city at w. K. Martin,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-19

.ca-ous. hat from shis time On it will
blossom with all thu products Of the soil.
Hon., H.. n. Randall, REPRESENTATIVE
fnou, stevens cxpunty. saws the
FaII. Rrr,,,r- ~rho returned frOsn c~,olviIIc
ON Friday. will leave for Washington in N
day or two tn pres. the memorial from the
Washington l~e0islature ~pruyinu for the
opening Of the C~olville Indian reservation.
TIN. memorial sets forth that TIM. Colyille
Preservation evnbrocer 100000 acres of
land. which, In inhabited by only $40 In
diane; that the land IL rich i'm rold. silver,
cpp,,er. Head. irpu. conl and marble. and
embr,,ce~ thousands Of acres Of timber
and horticultural lands; that tho land
shos,ld he thrown OMEN tn settlement and
the Indiana rx.uuirsd to take land i'm sew
crafty; that 500 families could he provided
with Farms NJ lGO ncres each. n me-
mortal concludes nv asking that action be
taken speedily to oven the lands tn settle
ment.
S,c,Liov ,,l;,,r;,lv of ,i,c uro,ssition
for line oovcrn,uent To levy "A special tax
unon ra,,uc nriviIeuc.. the Ro.by Norn-
,,,;,, U.sIs, .,fmou SAYS. So far as Mon
tan, is co,ccrneI. .h., /. ,,piJly passing
b.vo,d the exclusive range era. Fully
tw.s,hird. 81 the STATE ha. given mn de-
pc,dinr unon the range. Live stock
brewers own large, tracts of land. cut hum
.l,ssIs ~ tom. ~ L,av aud kc,,,, their nerds
l., ,I,o;. ;,cIo.,,res fron, Novc,nher mill
Auril. and I'm five wears mor,. all Montana
will have. ndorted this man.. Range hus-
handy. ,s Dracticed 10 wears ago, will In,
n th;nv ~ ,be mast. But his chanvo
~o,,..l H.. M, aro,,p anx,h;ny f,,r the
rc,;cf ~ the states farmer. Instead OF
,lecrcnsinv with tb. ,Iecrea.. Of the range
sn.te,n tI,,. beef proti,ct will increase.
Aor;cnl,nr. and irr;ynt;on increns,. the
productivencss of our soil from 40
ou''
anu ha'i a''u S,'e" iu n"i 'oms
nf timothy ana blue joint. ana stock wib
increase. as IA consequence. instead
Of diminish with the progress Of
wears Hence. in will IN. s,,eu thar
I.s, a, ;,s.Ir r,,.. b,sh,,Jr, IL f,s,
- a.. -. III. -
o.co'"'''H '"c ias.s ~ vi"
plan pro1'oscu Dy the hhisguidso FARMERS
OF the east wouid tend only To Ierpetuate
it. although il Is clear that the poductions
of the country will he less under such u
alan than nv tho s.ttlcuncut of the comm
-, Ir 60" wn.r. .nJ ,I., un,,,i,, 90
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-19

OLA - %. 80 - sHH .sss w
CIR equal to ~ bushels.
II u man does his own work he has 81
per acre for his and his teams services,
including seed, feed and board. and IL he
makes so bushe per acre he has besides
cost, 3s bushels Of wheat, clear profit ut
20 cents per bushel is $3.50 per acre. And
80 bushels under favorable circumstances
is not extra large for this country.
Another fine artcsian How was struck
on Friday ON Arthur Millard's ranch down
near old town, says the Yellowstone
Journal. The flow, which Is about one
barrel n minute, was found at n depth of
1874 feet, though boring was continued to n
depth of PIG feet without any further re-
suits. The well is favorably located for
irrigatinG the whole ranch with q natural
storage basin or artificial lake tn hold the
water when not used for ~irrigating pur-
poses. As soon as possible il will he cased
with thrce-inch pipe tn the hottoin to in
sure n perpetual flow. The work was
done by q. &. Beck. rho has been so sue
cessful i'm putting down artcsian wells i'm
this vicinity. The Willard ranch is one of
the finest i'm the Miles city bottom but ow-
ing to n lack of irrigntinR facilities here
tofort. il has been unproductive i'm dry
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-19
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
THE MIKADO.

After the lengthy notice given by
the BULLETIN of the first perform
ancc of the MikadO, all that need
he said of the second last night, Is
that it was, on the whole, fully up
to the first. The characters were
all played excellently, and it is no
more than the simple truth to say
that the performers approximated
nearly as close to perfection as it
was possible to get. No company
company of experienced profession
ais could have given better satisfac.
ton. The chorus singing through
out was grand. Floral offerings
were numerous, and the applause
abundant, but no more abundant
than deserved. The hall was jam
med full from the door to the stage.
Another repetition of the opera will
be given tomorrow night, and there
is not the slightest doubt of another
full house.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco, per : s Austria
liza, April 1l--H s Dixon, Misses
Thompson (2), Mrs Sewell, c w Sew
ell, II Goodwin and wife, Mrs w + de
Forrest, Mrs A Lusk, George Ross,
Mrs DR. Lung, Mrs LIT karmany and
child, Miss Lewis, Miss L h. Stowe, j
w Raymond, J F Merrill, wife and
two children, G S Noyes, Miss Noyes,
Mrs Chamberlain, Miss Chamberlain,
+ w Patterson and wife, Rev J Nor
ris and wife, II Y Chang, Fl F Glade,
wife, Z children, and nurse, II X
Moore, Mrs ID Manifce, l. Il Valen"
tine, G Ludwigsen, wife and child,
Mrs Edw Tatum, Mrs w G Hammum
and child, Mrs Licbert, Mrs c
Spalding, Miss Z Spalding, A Il
Hartwell, Lieut. Commander II w
Lyon, Capt G Z Moke, + II Bailey,
A f Marchand, wife and child, d
Keil, L Everett and wife, i Bailey
w Goodale, Z s Taylor, Mrs L r
Woolsey, Mrs w ] Dutton and three
children, p N Remillard, Miss Remil-
lard, Miss Meserole, f NJ Lewis, I
Lille, Mrs Hathaway, Mrs Rand,
Miss A NJ Prescott, Miss Jane Spur
geon, Prof j Donaldson, Miss A KIM
ball, Mrs F II Bishop, Miss Bishop
Lieut. Commander Croker, wife and
child, A Ascheim, S G Little, wife
daughter and maid, Master J Snider,
w A Whaley, S Ehrlich, wife anc
child, Miss Melville and ~ steerage
For Maui and Hawaii, per steame
Kinau, April ll-For Volcano: Mr.
Atkinson, Miss Atkinson, Miss G d
Robertson, Miss Duncan, Miss Schoen
For way ports: Albert Judd, Jas Judd
Miss Simpson, Chin Waa, C Ostrom. {
Campbell. ID II Hitchcock, w CuelhO
Miss May Baldwin, A NJ Sproull, u \
OveIend, L Aseu, Arthur Tibbs, @ Col
burn, Rt Rev Bishop of Honolulu, Mis-
GoOdale.
~ For Waianae per .stmr c r Bishop
April ll-Miss Atkinson, Miss n Lemon
lily @ Hapai, Chr Holt and ITO Japanese
From Kauai pcrstmr Waialeale, Apri
ll-Mrs + } Turner, A Crop, Rev l
lsenberG, Rev MIR Fisher.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
EVENTS TOMORROW.

Baseball match, Honolulu and
Stars, $3.50 p. m.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
The prosecution rests.

lie prosecution rests.
Mr.. Rosa moves that the Cour,
instruct the jury to acquit the pris-
oner, on the ground that there is
no evidence that the death Of Akoni
was caused by the defendant.
The Court ovcrrulcs the motion.
Mr.. Rosa notes exception to the
ruling.
Palu, defendant, called and
sworn: | was the captain of the 10.
scphine; the account given Of drink
ing and occurrences on the way down
is correct: when we got in at Po-
kala, and the schooner went ashore,
we had drink there, myself, Akoni,
Lamea and Hannah; after we pick
cd up the boat, Akoni went below
and opened the box of liquor; it
was useless to demonstrate with him,
as he was stronger than | {; he told
me he had only taken out one bottle
but found out aftcrward he had
taken two; we all drank out of the
second bottle; Akoni drank to with
in an inch of the bottom he was q
drinking man, continually getting
locked up in the Police Station I;
there was no proper place for
the woman to sleep on board,
and 1 put her in small boat
behind the raft; was in for.
ward part of vessel when she got
becalmcd, and heard kanakelc
call out that Akoni had fallen over.
board; | sang out to him to be
careful and not let him drown; Ia.
nakcle told me Akoni was lying on
the raft, and I told him to tell
Akoni to come on board the schOon-
er; i did not see Akoni getting on
deck; the vessel got OFF her course,
and l sang out to Kanakele to tell
him he was not steering right; he
answered that he did not have the
tillcr, that it was in charge OF
AkOni; l came aft and Akoni met
ME and threatened to stab me with
the knife; l picked up small oar
and pushed HIM with it to keep him
off; we had fight first on the tor
Of the house; Akoni was Boosting
of his strength and that he was go.
ing to get the vessel away from Mai.
ana; after disputing about these
things 4 while Akoni struck me and
knocked me down into the cabin;
was underneath and Akoni on TOT
of me, and | called to Lamea to
separate us; Akoni was older and
stronger than l; after we were
separated l went forward and stay,
ed with Lamea because was afraiC
of Akoni.
At this point juror sand he wa
: sick at the stomach from change o
food.
The Court gave the Juror permis
sion to retire and announced few
: minutes recess. His Honor tolt
Deputy Marshal Hopkins to remoy
/, the dead mans skull, and have tn
place where it was laid disinfccted
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schr Mary f Foster brought 1000
bags, and the schr Liholiho TAG bags
sugar, both from Kauai.
The stmr Waialeale brought GA bags
sugar from Kauai this morning. she
also brought broken roller from the
Koloa Plantation, and will return this
afternoon.
The stnr Kaala brought $50 bags SUI
gar from Kauai this morning.
The stmr c X Bishop took ITO Japan
csc immigrants for the Kahuku Planta-
ton this afternoon. The stmr Kinal
took 10 men and 3 women for the Union
Mill o, and 90 men and Z women fol
the Onomea Sugar Co.
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nothing about skeIl on which to base
q positive opinion a. ia the age.
TO the Court "A blow admins.
tered with n club, say. baseball
bat, could produce such an injury
intoxca,ion would not cause in.
creased susceptibility of rupture TO
the arteries; such u rupture would
cause death very rapidly, in less
than n minute the man would know
nothing.
j. ii. Kimbgll, sworn: am u
practising physician and President
of the Board of Health; examined
a skull in conjunction with Dr. Rod
gers, who told me il was by diroy
ton of the Marshal (witness des.
cribes condition Of the skulD think
there were no other marks Of vic.
lencc on the skull fracture was pro-
baby made with y blunt instrument (;
must have been very heavy blow (;
it would take II lighter blow to pro-
ducc fracture there than in any
other part of the Uranium; the bone
protruding inside could hardly have
failed TO cut the artery, which would
cause fatal hemorrhagc in washing
out the skull with hose | noticed u
clot of iibrinc adhering to TIE dircc-
ton of the protrudng bone; from
this would be of the opinion that
injury was given before death.
Cross-cXamincd - 1t would ne
hard to say, il person died soon
after such blow, whether It was
from conclusion or effusion of the
blood; knew only by hcarsay of q
row having occurred and man
killed; that does not affect my pro-
fcssional opinion; my opinion is
positive that the injury was produc-
ed before death; If l am correct in
believing that was eliot of iibrine,
it was impossible that the injury
could have occurred after death; n
drowned person would not have
blood on the brain the rush Ut
blood from divers ears is caused hy
pressure of the water.
TO the Court An instrument like
boat oar would produce such M
injury if it struck the skull in Ger.
tain direction.
The Court took recess from H.: "a
TO l:lj o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
DEPART ljRES.

April IL
cisco at IL noon
Stmr q II Bishop for Wnianae, Waialua
and Koolau ut . IN
Stmr Kinau for lIilo and way ports at
2pm
Schr Mary for IIanalei
Schr Kaalokai for Waianac
schr Kaulilua for Kahnku
Stmr Waialealc for Koloa
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
POLICE COURT.

Keoni, for assaulting Chinaman,
was fined $40 including costs.
Fifteen alleged gamesters, those
caught on Maunakea street, were
remanded under $40 bail each.
One case OF drunkenness Welded
forfeit of Sc,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Pacific Degree Lodge No. | ID. OF
r., at $3.50.
Hawaiian Council, A. l.. OF H.,
at $780,.
Hawaiian Camera Club, 1880.
Drill Co. d Honolulu Rifles, at
1880.
Services at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral, at z.
Hawaiian Rifle Association, 80.
Band concert, Queen Emma Hall,
$50.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Tern he AN Hou for Makena
Schr Mary T. Foster for Hanapepc
Schr LihOihO for Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND C0MPAEYS
TIME TABLE:
REGULAR TRAINS.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr Waiaiealc from Nawiliwili and
llanamaulli
Sitmr Kaula from Kilauea and Hanalc |
Schr LiholihO from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
ANZEIGE.

uENR Pastor Iscnbcrg wird am
IL Sonntas. den 10 April, Vormit.
tags |, uhr cinen deutachcn Gottcs.
dicnst in der Y. NJ, 9 A. Hall abhGllcn,
koiit
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-11
NOTICE.

MR.. CuAs. j. ,LuDWIGSEN has
wi this day retired from the ilrm of
Hart & Co., the Elite Ice Cream Parlors
& Candy Factory. HART Il co.
Honolulu. April Z 1890. o22 II