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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22
"BAB'S" REPLY

Women are funny. Beng woman,
appreciate it intensely. I'm funny, too
think we women can be worse and bet
ter than anything else that lives; but OF
tenest, | think, we are just medium.
The Hindoos seem to have thought us
out in decided way They have a sort
of catechism that runs this way
"What is cruel?'
"The heart of viper"
"What is more cruel than that"'
''The heart of woman"
"What is the cruelest of ALP
"The heart of soulless, penniless
widow"
''What bewitches like wine?'
GA woman"
"What is the chief gate to help"
"a woman"
''What are letters to men?'
"Women."
"What poison is that which appears
like nectar?
ga woman?n
And after this catechism, the readers
are warned: Woman is a great whirlpool
of suspicion, dwelling place OF vices
full of decelts, hindrance in the way OF
heaven-the gate to hell. D."
''Thats a cheerful way to be looked at.
There is nothing half way about the
Hindoo; he apparently gives you all OF
nothing.
WHAT A HINDoo CANNOT DO.
There are no end of things a woman
can do that Hindoo couldn't touch.
1 bet a Hindoo couldn't love a baby
with all his heart, and at the same time
spank it with satin slipper because it
needed it.
| bet Hindoo couldn't smile when the
after dinner coffee resembled mud, and
was thick with what seemed like cloves,
as many woman has to do
| bet Hindoo could talk about moth
inc to a TO of man, because he had
been nice to somebody he was fond Of.
| bet Hindoo couldn't carry his head
up in the air and look brave when he
was awfully in love with somebody who
wasn't awfully in love with him, and
woman can do this every time.
| bet Hindoo couldn't first reason,
then quarrel, then sob, and then cry, and
eventually get his point as a woman
could.
bet Hindoo couldn't draw to five
spot and get the other three tives and an
ace, bet every dollar on her hand, and
find that the man opposite had four sew
ems and another ace, and Ingratulate
him on bis playing, and woman can do
that.
l bet Hindoo couldn't get up in the
morning with headache, put new fac
ing in his frock, write note of condo
lence to some enc who was troubled,
scold the gas people, give the order for
dinner, dress and go out for luncheon,
and say he didn't see why anybody should
worry, and yet you and l have done hat
many time
| bet a H,ndoo couldn't show another
Hindoo whom he hated how to fix his
hair in a new way, and yet woman will
do that to a rival.
l bet Hindoo couldn't save all his 10
cent pieces, walk rather than ride, for
the sole purpose of giving something TO
somebody on his birthday, and yet there
are thousands of women who do that.
Why, the Hindoos can say all the nasty
things they want to about women, they
dom compare with them. But what can
you expect from people who object to
do
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

Nancy Garrison, negress living at
Holly Springs, Miss, has the longest hair
probably of any woman in the world.
She is about 60 years old. Her hair she
wears in three plaits. The side plaits
touch the floor, while the plaio behind
drags two feet nine inches on the floor,
and measures feet in length. 1t is a
silver sable in color. and she wears it
coiled up on her head
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

A man generally loses interest in a
subject after his own arguments are ex-
h8usted
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

The New York Herald thinks that the
worst of the winter is not over. The
Herald predicted the re cent cold wave.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

Prof. Huxley declares that the proper
weight of man is ia pounds, made up
rs follows Muscles and appurtenances, 68
pounds skeleton, "a pounds; skin, 104
pounds fat, q pounds; brains, , pounds !;
abdominal viscera, IL pounds; blood,
gthat which would drain from the body),
z pounds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

French candy, the finest in the city, at
G. L. Mize's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas:or1a,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-22

Ripans Tabules cure biliousneSs.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
CHICAGOS NEW MAYOR
Carter H. Harrison Elected for tina
Fifth Time.
A Condensed Biography Of the Sev,,,
Made Chief Executive Of the wo,,T,
Fair City-A Few Words About
His Opponent.

Carter Henry Harrison, who has irs,
been elected mayor of the city Of Chi
cago for the fifth time, was born in
Fayctte county, KY, February Is, lSi
He was graduated at Yale in 1875. read
law, engaged in farming, Travelled for
two years in foreign countries and
after receiving his degree from Tran.
sylvania law school, Lexington. ~,
settled in Chicago, where he engaged in
real estate speculations and acquired q
fortune. After the great fire of 1871 he
served as county commissioner for three
years. After returning from 4 second
journey through Europe, in 1874, he was
elected to congress, as a democrat. 5rs
close vote. He was reelected, and when
his second term was ended, in 1919, was
chosen mayor of Chicago. in which Of.
fec he was continued for f0ur biennial
terms. After settling up his private at.
fairs he started for n journey around
the world, returning 70 Chica-D Just 10
time to run as an Independent demo
cratic candidate against Dewitt, c. Gre
gicr, the regular NOMINEE IN 1891 Tel
was defeated, but dragged his opponent
down with him. A few months aDl
Harrison again became a candidate iOr|
mayor, received the regular democratic
nomination, and was elected for The Il
fifth time to rule the dcstinies Of tb'l
greatest city in the west during ths /
period of the worlds fair.
Mr.. Harrison's principal opponent
during the recent campaign was Sam
uel Waters AIlerton, the republican
and citizens candidate who received
almost $4,000 votes TO Mr.. Ilarrisons
10000. Mr.. Allerton was bora il
Armenia, Duchess county, New York
siXty-four years ago come May. Ills
stock is the sturdy stock of an old New
England family founded by an EN-
graz tone Isaac Allerton who came
over here in the Mayilowcr. Mr. AIe
ton spent his boyhood in the country
and when he was only thirteen ycarot
age began to develop the remarkao'
business shrcwdncsS that rca"hei 10
height IN ms career as CnIea.oal
With money ne had saved he aud %
brother bought n farm IN Yates county
n. v. and later Sam went into iarin
ing on his own hook. lie raised catu'
made more money and came west
1856. Ills health broke down and .
returned home. But the cast was
place for the young man who n'
shifted the prairie air and he Su
struck out again for Illinois. lie U-a
his second western career in iaiGl
county as dry goods merchant ou
1858 left that county and business u
Chicago and the cattle trade. lie T5
one of the founders of the famous 'D
cago stock yards, and soon became
leader in the commercial world
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Goldberg Bros, Barrel Of Money.
July 4thv Opera House
ASSAULTED A CONDUCTOR.
Emmett @cKevitt Steps to the Front
Once More.

Macon, Ga, June 2.-tAseociated
Press. Emmett McKevitt has made
himself known again to the police, and
this time il is upon serious charge
He assaulted conductor on the Macon
and Indian Spring road yesterday morn.
ing.
McKeyitt got on the car in an in'oxi.
Gated condition, and was very bolster
ous and obscene in his language. Con-
ductor Thompson told him to cease his
objec ionable language or get off the
car. McKevitt replied in language
mucn stronger than he used before.
whereupon the conductor proceeded to
eject him from the car. McKevitt puI.
led long, murderous looking blade on
Thompson and started out vigorously to
carve him up.
Parties on the car interfered and pre-.
vented the bully from doing any dam
age, and realizing that he would soon
he arrested for the offense. jumped
from the car and made his escape.
The police went on diligent search
for him, but had not succeeded in locat-
ing him last night.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
THE ENGLISH EXHIBIT.
1t VIII BE OF Interest to All Glasses o
Worlds Fair Visitors.

1t VIII BE OF Interest to All Glasses of
Worlds Fair Visitors.
Sir Henry Wood, secretary of the
British worlds fair commission, has ar
rived in Chicago. Speaking of Eng
lands exhibit he says that in Manu-
features hall the biggest display will be
pottery and furniture. The leading
manufacturers of pottery have under
taken to discount all previous shows.
Jewelry and plate will occupy prom
inent place in the section. In the Eng
lish pavilion in this section furniture
firm will reproduce the famous ban
quoting hall ut Hatfield. The furniture
comprising this exhibit is said 70 be one
of the strongest features of the British
section. A complete set of furniture
hall, library, drawing-room and dining
room-has been especially designed for
Victoria house, Great Britain's official
headquarters.
In the Transportation building some
OF the most important contributions
from Eng and will be found, and prob
ably the British section here will be one
OF the most interesting. There will be
large and fine collection of ship
models, including Sir William Arm
strong & Co.'S model of the Victoria.
which was so great an attraction at the
naval exhibition. Among these will be
found examples of the finest specimens
OF shipbuilding which have recently
been turned out of British yards. Most
OF the more important builders are con.
trioutln2, and many of the chief steam
snip companies. Among The latter are
conspicuous the Cunard, the White Star
line, Donald Currie, the Peninsular and
oriental and the Union; among the
former the Fairfield company, Messrs.
Laird and the Thames iron works. 1t
might not have been expected that Eng
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03

land should have put in an appear,r,.
in the railway section. Yet even luz La
the Britons hold their own in on,li."
though in quantity they do not evnS,
to compare with the elaborate and p =.
teusive displays being prepared nv ~,
American railways. The London . rS
Northwestern is sending an engine sr5
two carriages, which will certainly :,
tract attention as examples Of sys,sn
unknown IN America. and the Grs..
Western is sending a broad-gauue On,
CINE. There are also some other ,,T
way exhibits of less important cha,
acter.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Chinese Mourning.

In full mourning among the Onlu', ,
the black strands of the queue ai'.y
placed by white ones and IN ''T.s
mourning by light blue or green " :. ,
an objectionable breach Of etlqoe'' =,
an inferior to enter the presence u !
superior with his pig-tail wound i i.I,
his neck or head, and the greatest L y y,
one man can offer another is % Pu" Z. a
pig-tail. 1t scens very odd to see 81 "a
ors on ship or in barracks comOlns "a, \,
others long tresses, or coolies d , NJ
street corners performing thV 1sa ,r
friendly office. Custom forOldS - l,
to wear a beard and mustache un'D
becomes a grandfather.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
A Bigamist Sentenced.

New ORLEANS, June 2.-(Associated
Press. John l.. Thelut. who was con-
victed last week in section A, criminal
district court. was today sentenced bv
Judge Ferguson to pay fine OF 500
and to serve term OF six months in
the parish prison. The accused's first
wife, by whom he had seven children,
lives in the rear OF the city. lie de.
serted her about four years ago and was
not heard of until he married a woman
in Algiers some time in February last.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Injunction Suit Brought
Yesterday
BY the ella Bend Reser-
Voir and Irrigation Co.
Against Partners and Trustees
of the Arizona Construction Co.
To Prevent a Sale Under Mortgages
Alleged by the Latter to
Amount to 100000.

An Injunction suit of unusual inter
est was filed yesterday by the ella
Bend Reser yoir and Irrigation com.
pany against Richard A. Cutter and the
City Bank OF Los Angeles, trustees, and
N. X. Gibson, j. W. Gift, S. G. Bart
lett, Elliott Collendar, N. G. Dough.
erty, John s. Stevens, William Jack
j. B. Greenhut, l.. S. Harrison, r. +.
Rhodehsmmer, Geo. J. Gibson, B. c.
Benson, A. A.. Dougherty, John Doe,
Richard Roe and others, partners in
the Arizona Construction company.
The object of the suit is to restrain the
sale OF the plaintiffs dam and canal
under certain mortgages alleged by
the defendants amount to about
nine hundred thousand dollars. The
trustees have advertised the sale TO
take place under the first mortgage on
June II and under the second, August
"a.
The complaint is voluminous docu.
ment and sets forth among other things
that the defendant company has never
been incorporated under the laws OF
either Arizona or Illinois, where the
partners reside; that in the construc-
ton OF the work the defendants VIC.
lated the terms OF the contract be ;ween
them and the plaintiff; that the charges
made for extra work were excessive
that by reason of the defendants fail
ure to comply with the contract in car.
rying out the plans for the construction
Of the dam, the work was defective, a
considerable portion Of the dam was
washed and had since been replaced by
the plaintiff at great cost. The petit
ton further alleges that the defendants
have charged more for the work OF con-
struction than had been agreed upon
and that the construction company's
engineers had conspired with the com.
psny to make excessive charges. The
complaint alleges, too. that the work
was not completed within the time
nam, d in the contrac'.
1t also recites that these defendants
have d, handed a sum amounting 10
more that 5000, 900, but that by reason
OF the facts anove stated, no sum OF
money is due them, and by reason o.
those facts, refusal of payment has
bttu Hldut. w ltTtlOTt, Tue DidiUtIU
prays for restraining order and an sc
count with the defendants. The court
took the matter under advisement yes.
terday.
Some time ago the Arizona Construc-
ton Company began an action against
the ella Bend Reservoir and Irrigation
Company, to enforce certain me.
chanlc's liens covering the same amount
including IN the mortgages under which
the property is now advertised for sale.
Before the case came TO trial it was AS
certained that the plaintiff was not an
incorporated company. and that the
suit had, therefore, been improperly
brought, as each of the partners of the
Construction company must have been
required to begin separate action
against the Reservoir and Irrigation
company.
The plaintiff withdrew the suit, de.
string at the came time to withdraw the
complaint, which was denied by the
court.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03

before going into the barracks. The
negro readily assented and when the
sergeant had finished searching him he
turned HIM into the corridor and then
invited him into an open cell. Jake at
first besitated, but then seemed to
think that this was only part Of the red
tame procedure of calling on prisoners.
walked in The sergeant then locked
the door and left Jake TO eolve the
problem f,r himself and kick himself
for being such fool.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
RILEY HAS sTURNED.

Nobody Knows What Caused Him to
RetuI ned.
SPARTA, June 2.--l Associated Press. ]
j. T. Riley, the treasurer Of Hancock
county, who left here last February,
returned from the west last night. The
commissioners who have been examin-
ing his books will soon make a report.
As to what caused Riley to return no
one knows. No warrant has yet been
sworn out or indie ment found against
him. nor is it vet known what the
shortage is, If there il any at all.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Killed His Mistress.

GREENvILLE, Mise, June 2.-Last
night W. u. Morrow, Of Little Rock,
shot and killed his mistress, Ellie
Baker, who deserted him for a negro
Morrow then suicided. The murdered
woman is of wealthy Mississippi par
pntS
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
HE WALKED INTO THE TRAP
a Negro Goes to the City Prison to
See His Wife and Is Locked Up,

gee MS WIG ana Is Locked I'D.
MACON, Ca, June 2.-[Associated
Press, Martha Dawes was yesterday
arrested for stealing lumber from new
building that is being erected. When
she was locked up she asked permission
to send word to her husband. who is
employed at the Georgia mills and ele.
vator, 20 come to see her As the Off
cerS wanted her husband, whose same
is Jake. for the same ohense, they
gladly complied with her request. The
woman then sent messenger to her
husband, telling him to come to her
quickly, that she was in trouble. 1t
was not long before Jake arrived and
asked Sergeant Long if he could see his
wife. The sergeant told him certainly,
but that he would have to be searched
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
The Spanish Princess.

New YoRK, June 2.--The Spanish
princess Eulalie and suite, and num-
Der OF invited guests, took trip around
the harbor this morning in the United
States dispatch boat Dolphin.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Several Persons Injured.

NASHVILLE, June 2.--The rear coach
OF train on the Nashville. Chstanooga
4 st. Lonis road was derailed and rolled
dow a 40.foot embankment near Ran
SONS station this morning. Eleven
persons were hurt. One or two may
die
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
oeP ?! |l!!.!
y DELICIOUS "
FlaYorin6
Extracts

are far superior. Ladies Of ,,,..
once having enjoyed the dsS fs
cious favor that is given ~
cakes, buildings, creams, ETC. Nv Nv
DR.. Prices Vanilla or Lemon e.
tract, could not be induced to "a,
any other.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Henry Hill Arrested.

ATLANTA, Ca. June 2.-Telegrams
from Chicago announce the arrest of
Henry Hill. wanted here for forgery.
He is charged with forging Mrs. J. Il.
Porter's name to notes aggregating
500, 900.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
They Must Place Themselves In
Line In Kansas.

topeka. Kan, June 2.-The attor-
ney-peneral has decided that all the
building associations doing business in
the state must comply with the stste
banking law, and place Themselves un-
der the supervision OF the state bank
commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-03
Compare,

A careful comparison of n,
Prices Delicious Flavoring H. ~
tracts with the other flavorin, Ia -
tracts offered for sale, will CONF "a,
any person that for strength r".!
ty, delicate and natural flav6p, pull
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-08-26
FOR RENT.-The Sition residence
on tho lake. Apply to g. S WHY.
SheriH's Sale.

State Of Louisiana, parish Of East Corroll,
/ Seventh District Court-D. Dreyfuss
| VS.. his Creditors.-No. 1913.
By virtue OF a writ of Sale to me directed
by the Hon. Seventh District Court for
| the parish of East Carroll. La. aforesaid, in
the above entitled cause, / will proceed to
ifeil at public auction at the door of the
Iconrt-house. in the town of Providence,
East Carroll parish. La, on
! Saturday. the Both day of September, 1898,
Between the hours prescribed by law, all
the right, title and interest of ID. Dreyfuss,
! in and 10 the following described property,
to-wit:
Lots IL. II and 10 of Block Z, with resi-
dence and other improvements; the E u OF
Lot 3 on the North side of Lake street.
with the improvements thereon. All sit
uated in the town of Providence. in said
parish and State, seized in the above suit.
Terms of Sale--The sale will be made to
the highest bidder for whatever the prop
erty Will bring on twelve months credit.
the purchaser to furnish good and sufficient
joint security and special mortgage on the
property, with interest at the rate Of 5 per
cent per annum. Out of the amount Of the
adjudication tile purchaser shall deduct
80 d pay in CASH the costs and taxes. estI-
mated at $4,000.
J. w. DUNN, Sheriff.
shertn's office, Providence, La, August 26s
IS93-6t.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-08-26

State Treasurer Pickett is quoted
as advocating that about 50, 600, 600
worth Of claims against the State be
funded into State bonds; and he
says that this would greatly improve
the credit of the State. Comment
ing on the above statement, the
Alexandria Town Talk says:
If the credit of the State must be
improved by placing lot of fradu.
lent accounts into regular, interest
bearing bonds, we do not care,
thank YOU, for any improvement.
For years past lot of sharpers
have been buying up accounts
against the State, for little of moth
ing, and have been knocking at the
door of every Legislature for a hear
ing. They must be pretty crafty
accounts, if their owners appealed
in vain to some of the Legislatures
we have bad. Col. Pickett, done
let that crowd take you in, or your
wool-hat boys will think. that you
are as soft as an oyster.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-08-26

In an article on the cotton crop,
an exchange gives the following adj
vice to planters: 1t advises them to
sell their cotton as fast as it is ready
for market; for all cotton gathered
before frost will lose twenty pounds
to the bale after it is ginned and
packed and held for any length of
time, and the farmer loses tins when
he holds green cotton. The writer
advises the planter to sell his cotton,
get the money for 1t, pay his debts
and stop the interest. H0says that
if the planter stores his cotton, he
pays interest on his debts and in
surance and then loses twenty pounds
to the bale, finally being compelled
to sell it at less price in April than
he can get in August and September.
II the planter wants to hold anything,
hold cotton seed, for they always sell
for more in the spring than they
do in the fall. Be certain to have
them housed with care.