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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09
CE0RCfA'S PENSIONS.

THE News heartily concurs in the
judgement of the Waynesboro True Citi-
zen that a radical reform is needed in
Georgia pensions. The Citizen says:
There is neither sense nor justice in
putting all widows of soldiers md wound
ed soldiers on the same footing. Hun
dreds receive pensions who are no wise
in need of them and ought not to have
them. There comes within knowledge
Of The Citizen two men, one of whom is
banker worth 100000, the other
prosperous business man, and yet each
Of the Sc receive annually the same
amount as poor unfortunates with SIM
lar wounds. A widow living in brown
stone front draws her 500 per annum
with the same regularity as one in abso-
lutte need,
Let the whole business be re-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09
Is THERE NO REASON /?

Is there reason why you should re-
main an invalid, discomfort to yourself
and those around you? You say you have
lost faith in medicine, and that doctor
ing does you no good. Then you are to
be pitied for it is not you but the i'm
proper treatment you have received that
is the fault. However, do not despair,
medicine has not lost its virtue. Yet, to
get we'll, you must take the right medi-
cine, Try
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09
That Terrible Cough

In the morning hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in
the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats at night, all or any
of these things are the first stages of
consumption. DR.. Acker's English Rem
dy will cure these fearful symptoms
and is sold under positive guarantee by
Sale-Davis Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09
He Could Drive.

Willie wanted to drive the horses.
'sYou can't drive, said his father.
Eyes, l can, too, , insisted Willie.
Mama says l driver crazy most every
day."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09
Reelected.

Logan E. Bleckley has been reelected
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Georgia by the legislature. He had on
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

DEMAGoGUE HAND has joined Citizen
Post in his obscurity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

GROVER CLEVELAND spoke the other
night to the Germans in New Y DIRK. The
fact is, most of the foreigners IN that
city are with him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

IN Georgia yesterday demagogues and
agitators received at the hands of the
people t at measure of rebuke and con.
demnation which they so richly deserve.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

do so, ana let Iue RENAL Huol Va Iit0
$500, 900 appropriated to widows go into
the school fund to give us free schools
the year round.
Georgia protests against the federal
method of granting pensions, and yet
she does business after the same sort.
To say nothing of the soldiers drawing
pensions there are 4, 700 widows already
on the roll and probably 600 more to be
added. To grant these 500 each year
will take over a half million dollars.
Some of them ought to have the 500,
and more too, but others of them do not
need it, and it is all waste of the public
money as we'll as an imposition upon the
tax payers to grant it.
HAVING sharply declined in print to
engage in Joint debate with Mrs. Cougar,
the Hon. Elijah A. Morse of Massachu-
sets now finds himself defendant in
S25. 600 libel suit This is an aspect OF
the question of woman in politics which
may interest campaign speakers of testy
temper and limited gallantry.
SOME Of the Safe papers are severely
criticising the combinations and deals
reported to be made in the legislature to
affect the elections of judges and solic-
itors. general, and it is urged that these
elections be taken from the legislature
and the appointing power restored to the
governor.
THE personal column of New York
daily contains this golden opportunity:
"a well-connected young man of good
social position will marry any lady Of
means who will provide funds for him
to procure a divorce from his present
wife, whom he cannot get along with"
A WESTERN editor writes: "Our wife
is following the fashion and wearing sus-
pende.s. She's been wearing the other
thing ever since we were married, and
the wonder is she never thought of the
suspenders before"
The Georgia Chatauqua Company, at
Albany, are beginning to prepare for a
great session in the. spring. Mr.. j. 5.
Davis has been elected president, and
Editor Henry NJ. Mcintosh secretary.
WEAVER was sure Of but one sCate in
Yesterdays election, and that was the
state Of ''innocuous desuetude," whose
water course is saline stream up Salt
river.
IN Georgia yesterday demagogues and
agitators received at the hands of the
people at measure of rebuke and con
demnation which they so richly deserve.
GROVER CLEVELAND spoke the other
night to the Germans in New York. The
fact is, most of the foreigners IN that
city are with him.
! hoc iOinnI (1iti
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

WEAVER was sure Of but one sCate in
Yesterdays election, and that was the
state Of ''innocuous desuetude," whose
water course is a saline stream up Salt
river.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me'' Fl. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. 7.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

The Georgia Chatauqua Company, at
Albany, are beginning to prepare for a
great session in the spring. Mr.. j. S.
Davis has been elected president, and
Editor Henry NJ. Mcintosh secretary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-09

A WESTERN editor writes: "Our wife
is following the fashion and wearing sus-
pende.s. She's been wearing the Other
thing ever since we were married, and
the wonder is she never thought of the
suspenders before"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21
TO len z.

Fsvr nr0yT HARP FUH-
nishea he5sse aud shed on KING
Ctr ,-sst n .Ftttlaa Faaartl's Office. Gas
wa +, etc. Apply to William MusgroDe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

VIII ,ou suffer with dyspepsia
aud liver aal2l lint? Shiloh,s
vitalizer IS guaranteed to cure
you.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
teSsd Ii Abe workings, Tho shaft will BE- pvt
down and Z cross-cut run TO the lead ~
quickly 40 possible.
SALE IN THE o~KAN0aAN.
AsstsA People HAY : Propsrty-Bosm In
the Dietrlct.

FtEME LHN iA4
nsstsA People Ruy : Propsrty-Hosm n
the District.
Hslsna people Who are In Tho Okano0An
mining district in Warrington ssatsl Will 20
Interested 10 learn that The Allison Gronp
ct minss In that disttiot have bson sold to
Gay Lombard, Of Boston, for SlOS0W.
The Allison mines consist Of fourteen low
Grade gold bearing elaine on Similikameen
river. The purchaser. Gay Lombard, 10 =
son OF Mr.. Lombard, the Boston million
aire famous - the presidsnt OF the Lom-
bard Ttust company, q OF me largest
trust companies in the world.
There are now twsnty-ons stamps in op.
GRAFTON in Okanogan district There ara
under construction t~hirty-fve moro stamps
for gold and forty-hvs stamps for silver.
Arrangements have been made for one huns
drsd stamps more TO DO erected In the next
three months. The concentrator At Ruby
is fast being completed. and Il 10 expected
will b in operation in ninety days. Q. q
Perkins, tho man who built the ma
amolter, has just purchased the Leadvilles,
MIR. Perkins Ia n old mining operator OF
Denver and Salt Lake, and the salo Is an
important ono FOR the prosperity and dsvel-
opment of that country.
A silver mill il being erected on b
Ivanhoe, the property of Cowherd y Weston.
The machinery for the new lvanhoe Will be
in position and the stamps will begin to
work in about thirty days. Some good ore
has recently been struck on the Defiance.
A ten-stan,p mill is being erected on the
The Myrtle and the claims OF
and Caughran on Palmer lake are
ffty- two-foot ledge ID visible, and its
have not vet been reached.
New pockets OF gold are daily being disoov-
Drsd in the Wal Eagle and Black Bear.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
"Jaue,"

"Jane." the clever English comedy, which
has but recently finished a series of pros
ferrous entertainments at San Francisco.
Portland and the coast. including . series
of 150 nights at the Madison Square theatre,
New York. now comes to Helena to Ming's
opera house for Il two nights engagement,
commencing Monday evening, July 4th,
with the original company. under Mr..
Charles Frohman's direction. Jane" is
IA of the best attractions of the present
theat ioal season. Those who keep posted
on theatrical matters will recognize, upon
reading the names of the company. a cast
Of unusual strength, including, as it it does.
Miss tombstone Bennett. Paul Arthur, r. F.
Cotton, NJ. G. schaffer. Maggie Holloway
Fisher, Katherine Grey. Carrie Reynolds,
Lizette LIE Baron, E. 8. Edwards, Joseph
Totten, Herbert Fortier. An attractive
feature OF the programme will be the first
performance in Helena of "Chums." the
New York Herald's prize one act comedy,
which will be given as O curtain riser in ad-
vance Of Jane" The company are on
their way from San Francisco. They pro-
coed direct from Helena to Chicago, where
they are booked for a run of several weeks.
Seats On sale this morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
AMUSEMENTS.

A fair-sized audience Witnessed the pan
tomime OF Kajanka last evening at MinR'a.
The pantomime itself is good. while the
company contains a number Of clever
people. There is . skirt dance in the first
act BY the Mariposa dancers, Misses Men.
etle and Arson and the Sisters Lincoln
shat 10 well worth seeing and is done very
cleverly. In tho second act the great
French aorobats, the Marlani's, delighted
the audience with their wonderful feats.
The company carries a large amount Of
very good scenery, and it worked very
smoothly last night. The costumes in
several scenes are very rich. There will IN
doubleday be a large attendance at the
matinee this afternoon. The engagement
closes this evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
ORE FROM THE SLOGAN.

First shipment to he Made From : Mine
Owned by Helena People.
II is expected that the first ore will 10
shipped from the SLOGAN district about
July IL It will be taken from the Freddie
Lee claim. aud will DO sent TO the Great
Falls smelters. From sample assays a re-
suit of $500 in silver per ton has been OBJ
tanned. ]. F. Wardner, who 10 n Of the
owners Of the Freddie Lee. in company
with a syndicate Of Helena capitalilts, re-
ferring to the SLOGAN district tho other day
said: 1.-THE ores are rich and will we'll stand
transportation. There has been no disap-
pointment among those who went in there
last fall. New finds are being made daily.
The leading properties there are those
which have been frequently mentioned be-
fore"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
DEER LODGE o n

New silver Crown-Bad Weather Delays
Champion Operations.
AZ . meeting of the stockholders Of ths
New Silver Crown company says the New
Northwest, five trustees were elected for
Tho coming year as rollows: l.. Galitzki. Of
Chicago; E. L. Mahoney, Of Butte; William
Wilson. Z. Simpson and G. 8. Cranson, Of
Deer Lodge. Immediately on adjourn
msnt Of the stockholders meeting the
trustees met and elected officers as follows:
I. Galitzki. president; L. l.. Mahoney,
vics-prssident; ]. G. Shaabut, secretary; Il.
=. Ksnnon. treasurer; E. Simpson. general
manager and superintendent; w. II. Trip
pet, corporation counsel. II will be graft
flying to all who are either directly or indi-
sectly Interested in the outcome of Orc
Elmo district to know that the New Silver
X Grown company has determined to resume
work at once and that operations will be-
GIN not later than July s. The property ia
alresdy thoroughly. equipped with ma
fsst. whore u has a good showing OF ore.
Mining men familiar with the property are
confident II will early develop q shipping
proposition.
Heavy roads between Deer Lodge and
Champion during tbs past three weeks ne
0ee4teAbe0 suo eutlIo bubpcuBlOu Oh Of6 maui
Ing from the Champion mine TO the mill
for come time. Light loads are now being
hauled, hswevcr, bnt not enough can be de-
livered TO keep the mill in operation very
slong shOHld further storms occur.
Rfeh bnnehss OF ore on the 800 level of
Stho mins are still being encountered, and
0he grade Of The whole Is being maintained
= 4 = vary good average thereby. Zenor q
aIfask have . number Of beautiful speoi-
800 u this ore Of their store which they
Savo eellsetsd for exhibition at the national
2Wining congress 10 convene At Helena in
T. skinR 70 NE 800 has bssn suspended for
pEoeeaA ewing 10 the difficulty OF hand
sftaSathe vast amount Of surface water that
69la into the mine. When the weather
o6nee settled and the pumps are required
hnoale enly the wafer naturally enooun-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

A stage will leave Payne's hotel for
Townsend at eight o'clock this morning.
The Union Pacific local Office has a large
number of mining congress folders for free
distribution.
A number of propositions for q site for
the military fort will be handed to the CON-
mittes next week.
East Helena lodge. A. o. U. W., and Bat
terry A will go to Marysvills on the Fourth
with Capitol lodge.
The Helena ball club leaves for Philips
burg to-day. They play the club of that
city Sunday and Monday.
In . day or two the Montana Central will
begin running trains from Helena to near
MITCHELL. From there passengers will be
transferred over the mountains to Craig.
High water at Toston made it necessary
for No. l on the Northern Pacific to 70 west
via Butte. The damage was repaired before
night. however. and No. 2 arrived this
morning on time.
Troop A, M. N. G., will give its fifth an
nual ball Monday evening next at Electric
hall. 1t promises to be a very enjoyable AZ
fair and will be we'll attended as all Of the
Troop A dances are.
The informal reception to Rev. A. Chas,
Young at the Christian church last evening
was quite we'll attended. Mr.. Young be-
gins = series of meetings in the Christian
church Sunday morning.
The annual meeting Of the Montana Press
association has been postponed from July
IL until next October. This ia due to the
TACT that nearly all the editors in the STATE
Will attend the mining congress at Helena
that meets July II.
Tho first ANIMAL meeting Of the Dillon
falr and Racing association will bs held
July ., IL. II and IL. The meeting promises
TO De a success, the association having made
ample arranRements for the accommeds-
ton OF all who may attend.
The following deeds were fled for record
yesterdays: +. O.. Robinson to Amanda MI.
woodward, part of lots 8 and 10, block &C.
Csnaon d Hoback addition, s., 800; Geo, w.
Cilhord TO Thomas Quinn. part OF lot Ii,
block A, Northern Pacific addition, 81, 200.
DR.: A.. H. Mitchell, of She Worlds fair
board OF managers, was in town yesterday.
having just returned from Chicago, where
ne gave out the contract for the Montana
building at the fair. When he left the
foundation was laid. DR.. Mitchell saws the
belt road to run around the grounds GOES
through the ground originally assigned to
Montana. so the state has been given a
much more eligible location. Speaking Of
ghe sunday opening, he says he has no
doubs the directors will have the grounds
open on that day for the benefit of the
large numbers who can not find il con-
Venient to attend during the week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
llll EXPLAINS.
eH4opsrty a tho Neihart
eEushinG Dsvslop-
S ASa1 mlSSnnt Work
~xG9ISI rI1G L0aks Rrspsrtiss-sais
na0nanSsaA Mlns-Earst Ship
&NsgRz #Ns q ~ 0Slver orr.

Baas eSASd ~ u Iatsr-M Mountain
a ~ y Wonld ~ the s6ect OF the
a " llS$$oSkAaal No product Of the Ana
n 2ST1 per cont. said:
ISI%SsSnFlsSsgppsc,6ition involves nothing that
xi878iif SxS2le ny alarn. The company pay
sS11ll Hesnaain shout the same. and II
SaS3 ~ 1i6srsass II will not be notice
SaIgS,SSSXA " tho smslteFs tAsrs II = great deal
As19uuafk w undons. The hue u the upper
S691a III VII rive employment 10 . large num-
IsSsswho viii IS relieved from duty
n EISaS6l& Srsa&&Da4tm0ntR. The No. 2 simelser
y Nssy incomplete stats and VIII
SSIf7f 1x6Is1SSnaSlakgs 9orss ! considerable time 70
a3sS53 nov IL contemplation The
1GAkoxs0nszy may also b. increased
~ asvsrsl othsr places where the
HGiI1liS loSaGsfffoimnFshs tuTnacss ean be used
iIbsd advantags."
snsysI SSyVosnpany intends TO explore all ito
~ ~ Ipeopssties ~ : greater depth. y has
SjlRRkSttIlnn Nh sSvaryinR from 100 70 l,2OO
IfHat dSep. These will IA sunk deeper and
n lsyteine explored and II ID the intention to
saa1ujpacy IN this work many Of the men now
ISnearsd in breaking ore. 20 that II they are
Iaoucd shaft man they will be kept ~ work
w NON 10 room can be made for them.
Yesterday ~ invited bids from all the lum-
5 eroompaniss tor 1,OOOsOO0 feet Of fr shaft
IN timbsr md that will give : better idea
IQfN What We ~ going TO do than : column
|e& nevspaper talk"
IA any other companies involved In
M coprer ARresmentp"
SsssxArA no prepared 70 Say, but IN any
Sy1at ~ agreement will benefit rather than
sEESMNSGi ~lAALsHa Nj AkA nun /
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
NEIHART MINES.

Week D1ing Pushed on the Benton Group
and Other Properties.
4 representative Of tho Neihsrt Herald.
~ N xSosntly visited the Benton group OF
1in1A says that almost avery part Of tho
mtns y heing eperated and tho production
" ~ y vary heavy. They arc now getting
Sxsady ~ chip three cars Of first and second
Grads osA. Recently they struck . body Of
very high grade ore and mp TO the time the
writer waD leaving the mine they had CROSS
cut ths sams for about i've fest and had not
~ found tho othsr wall. Chances are that
4 viii prsvs - v one Of the greatest strikes
IA Ne history Of mining in Montana. They
~ now sssotinR i've new buildings. one of
whiSh will ~ occupied ~ m ore house and
nuisasurss 20x22 fest in dinension. the other
ths sans IN sixe. being fitted ont for an as
nay u1hoA
The Noulton Il known to be . valuable
property ~ Ill Competsnt Judges Who have
EsSn continuous throughout the drift
a the 8O0-fost level and Of = high grade.
fresh surprises in the way of large and
rich bodies OF ore wsre encountered con-
tinually while drifting. The last strike ia
eonsidersd ths bsst. and i very encouraa-
ing % the nor Of that property. A
body Of ore twenty inches vide and assay
ing 500 ounces in silver WAS struck in the
last fsw days. This company. il 10 re-
ported, will soon commence sinking the
shaft again. Depth 10 what the mines of
NeihaYE need, ~ it is now proven that the
ore body becomes richer and larger AZ
dspth 10 attained. This work will be
watched ~ Ill persons interested in Nsihart
minss. and will 60 greatly towards helping
out the Damp.
work has besn resumed on the Ingsrsoll.
This property has lain idle for some time.
Not hecause il il mot . valuable one, for it
~ ! known fact that 9 rich body OF ore was
shut down. Although she property has
lain lido during this time the owners have
not; many plans have been matured for
working the mine and the treasury has
bean enlarged. They are now working ton
men, employing them in drifting north ON
che Monitor lead n south OF the Queen
Of the Mountains lead. Also an upraise ID
being madG in & rich body Of ore in the
same lead. The owners intend to continue
working the mine from now ON and it 10
hoped shat they will show mp . valuable
The Pstsr lode, located about one-half
mile below the Whippoorwill, and owned by
Anton Yaraczeski and others, is looking
Ts6ne. They are now down about forty feet
in the shaft, in the bottom of which they
They have completed their new shaft house
md dwelling departments, and az soon as
MI. Peterson, one OF the owners, returns
from tie Falls with the new whim, work
will be resumed and pushed with untiring
vjgOr. The boys have no doubt got q good
4 property, an their lead is very large and has
two well defined walls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
PERSONAL

b ID. Bathrick, Of Elkhosn. 10 ssoppins
In The city.
i. .. Davis. 81 Hissoula. u sseiatersd ~
che Grand Central
o. o. Cooper and wife, Of Granssdalss are
| Walters In Helena. 81
George b. BArnAby. ef Boseman. n on =
whit TO the capital.
Mra. Ohaa. &. Fec and children are guests
~ the Btoadwates.
Marshal Fursy lest. FOR Deer Ledge yes
AArdAy ON oiicial businssa
Conrad Kohrs, ths cattle King o. Mon
tans. ID stopping q Tho Helena-
Misses Mary and Lottis Pixsr. of Phil
ipaburg. are Waiting Miss HlldA Wsinatein.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. EprAtt, who have been
Waiting the Sound country. returned homo
yesterday.
Judge stephen De Wolf. president Of the
board OF World'a fair managers, was ! n
Helena Yesterday.
The Rev. q H. Y. Rsinskry, NJ. A.. Of
pulpit Of 81 Peters church Tomorrow.
John d. Thompson went 10 PittsbusR
yesterday, summoned by . telegram an
nouncing the serious illnsss Of his wife.
Judge Hiram Knowles has gone 70 Mis-
soula. He will leave for San Francisco on
July 6 to attend the session OF the United
states court Of appeals.
Miss Lula. the charming aud accom-
pliahed little daughter Of X. p. Suydam, OF
Castle, arrived in this city last evening on
: visit 20 her sister, Mrs. Reece.
Charles Gilchrist . brother OF Thomas
Gilchrist, and a prominent capitalist OF
Gentralia. WASH. il on q visit to. The CITY.
MI. Gilchrist Is president Of the Lewis
County bank, Of Centralia.
Henry S. and w. N. Wheeler, sons Of Col.
w. F. Wheeler. are in Helena spending .
few days with tho homs-folks.. " y the
6rst time all the members Of the family
have been together for several years.
r. Blown. for 81. Louis; Geo. w. Tribble,
for Atlanta. Ga; Geo. d. Kelly and Geo.
for Hamilton. Ont, wore among the dspar-
lures via the Union Pacific yesterday.
s. C. Harris, of Comet; William Coyne.
Of Rimini; h. F. Titus, Of Philipsburg;
George Penny. OF Anaconda; John Larson,
Of M~arysville; A. W. Wilkins, of Living
ston; r. II. Mclaughlin, Of Castle; II. A.
Of Corbin. and Jacob Warner, of
Elkhorn. are among the guests registered
at the Grand Central.