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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06
Notice to Debtors and Creditor;

GEORGIA-GerrelI County.
All persons having demands against
the estate of Z. w, King, late OF
Terrell county, deceased, are hereby
notified to render in their demands
% the undersigned according to law,
and all persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate pay
ment. This Jan. J 5tn, 1895.
MRS. M. L, KING,
Executrix E. w. King, deceased
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06

Col. Robert Oliver, recently appointed
by President Cleveland as Consul at Me-
lida, Mexico, is lifetime resident Of
Americas. He has been lately in Wash
ington, but will 20 to his new post by
way Of Amercus, where his enthusiastic
friends, who are sitting up at nights
waiting for him, will give him truly
royal reception. Colonel Oliver will have
pleasant quarters at Merida, which is the
capital city of Yucatan. 1t is manu-
featuring centre, and has population
of about $4,000 inhabitants.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06

Apropos on the subject Of marriage the
Sparta Ishmaelite grows philosophical
as follows: "Much of the trouble in
married life originates in dlsputing who
shall carry the pocket book. A young
Philadelphia husband got around this
trouble by letting his wife carry the
pocket book while he kept the money :"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06

Rev. Sam Jones is whooping up tie
sinners in Memphis. In his first sermon
he said: "Some of you think if man S
honest in his ssopinion he's all right, but
you're are wrong. There's many a
man in hell who believed honestly that
there is no such place, but if you could
fish him up, bud, he would say: Boys,
| was mistaken; don't you be fooled,
too ="
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06

Henry Bigelow Williams, of Boston,
became a bankrupt in 1878, owing near
lv two hundred thousand dollars. Re-
Gently he was released from bankruptcy
by judicial process after paying dollar
for sdollar and Elk per cent interest.
Some of the creditors who objected to
receiving interest were told by Mr. Will
liams that they must take all or nothing
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-02-06

Ifyou are feeling
out of sorts, weak I
and generally eX-
hausted, nervous, J
have no appetite
and can t work !
begin at oncetak-
ing the most relia- !
BILE strengthening
medicine, whichl5 :.
Brown S Iron Bit
tiers. A few bot I
ties cure-b benefit J
comes from the I
very first dose-it
7UoR I stair yoHr /
teeth, and it s
pleasant to take. 1
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Frank Vernon and vile were down
from their home in Weber canyon last
wecl, visiting hls mother and other rela-
tiyes.
win Hortln and wife Of Oakley were
here ON Saturday last visiting friends.
FO. Buell. Of Heber CITY and Nh.
Hili from salt Lake City We're in Rock
port on sunday Inst Mr. Hin gave O
ycry interesting iIsr1urc Boo the after
noon
WIFI. B.aac returned TO A.s home in
Ccutey Wand 900 Monday last, after
spending about two months in Rock
port
Quitea number Of the people from
here are going to conference by team.
The entertainment given on Wednes-
day by the teacher and students Of our
district school wasa grand success, The
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Joseph Lythgoo Of Randolph. Bear
Lake, has been visiting his father,
Jame' Lythgoe, during the week.
Acarload Of oats was loaded by Mr..
Bennett Of this place the past week, anl
u ear Of potatoes last week by Mr.. Bunot,
all OF which had to he hauled 10 Echo
instead OF being loaded at Heneier cross
ing. How long will the people Of this
place be subjected TO such an injustice
lisa question for the Z, p. toanswer.
The Y. NJ. VI, /, A. meetings will be
held on SUNDAY nights for short sea-
son instead Of Tuesdays. very inter-
ssting program was rendered ut the con.
joint session on Tuesday last.
Quite a number Of our people here are
taking advantage Of the cheap trip To
conference,
The close OF the district schools herr
will long be remembered as pleasant
event. The brass band, with the Stars
and Stripes In lead marched to the
schoolhouse shortly before lOa, m. on
the morning Of the 3rd, aud after play
ing u few select airs, the primary depart
ment, taught by Miss Bohman, gave a
very interesting program, consisting Of
songs, dialogues, Rotations, glees, etc,
TO an enthusiastic and appreciatiye au-
dience, and the people were strong in
their praise for the little ones and their
teacher. The grammar department,
conducted by Mr.. 7. @ Evans, gave a
concert ia the evening to crowded
house. Prof. $. Beard and Bishop John
Paskett did efficient work la the sing.
ing, which was par excellence. Every
piece was we'll performed and did great
credit both 10 pupils and teacher The
work OF the scholars was on exhibition
during the day, aud it may De- trlly said
that much progress has been made, and
I think our -shuo. wil. compare favor
ably with any in the county. The truss
tees have used every effort o furnishaud
eluip onr school with che most modern
appliances. and our teachers have been
practical and efficient m teaching Mr.
Evans and Miss Bohman have made
host OF friends hero and viii leave with
the best % wishes from che people Tor
their future welfare. must not forget
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Swift carried Chicago by II no. Rhode
Island Republican by 10000.
Balfour made strong speech In favor
ofnternatlonal blmetalllsm.
The Union Pacific has boen sued for
100000 by Bernard J.. McGuire At
Cheyenne.
Great Britain tells Bayard the vene.
zuelan row ia none OF Uncle Sans
business.
Assistant Cashier Griffin Of the North.
western National Bank, Chicago, Is short
$4,000.
Major A. j. Hamilton, hero Of the
Libby prison tunnel delivery, was shot
and killed at Morganileld, Ky.
Mrs. John Coventry, wife ola leading
hardware merchant OF shelbyyille, m,
cut her throat with a pocket knife.
Seriously trouble is still expected by
the Federal authorities in electing set
tiers from the Nebraska Indian roserva-
tions.
Asmall-pox epidemic Is imminent 10
Kansas City, and city Physician Grow
hos advised all people who are not yacci-
mated to attend 70 the procauiion At
once.
The report thar the sloop "Cru.osu
was wrecked has not been confirmed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Monday. Apfii tst
Silver securities ARE on the rive in
London.
Smallpox reported FROM ,wcnty.oue
states
AllGcuuauy celebrating Bi,marck's
sOih birthday.
Ivy rimbulakc aud Lewis O'Councr
were drowned at stdamsyills, q.
The Republican National League has
called o convention to meet in Cleveland
ON June 10Th
Oscar Gardener knocked ou Kansas
city noughertyat Strange Greek, Kan.
In two rounds.
=. 4. Cohen Of Oakland has failed Tor
s350,O0O, with no assets. wel.r.Fargo
was caught ior 10000.
THE Willow Springs Md bank has
assigned. Liabilities. including $4,000
Of deposits, are $4,000.
Spanish cigarmakers from Havana,
reaching Tampa Fla. yesterday, say
the insurgeni force il lees than 5000
In the runaway trolley accident, ~ ,kin
the fourth victim,
Mrs. Joseph Evans II llazle,on, Pa,
died ~ the result Of injuries sustained
The manTled body Of a woman wa.
found In New York City In a bundle OF
rage. IN undociuhenblr note wa.
found, but there isuo iraccol thcauthoi
II the crime.
Three men robbed William Dowdigin
a merchant Of San Jose, Cal. IN th,
eight which followed he stabbed one o
the men, who WIS later found dead In
vacant lot, where he had BLEED to death
The schooner Laura Nelson" on
fshine cruise, with q crew Of ihiitocr
men, stranded between Bodies islam,
and HAg's Head. The crew was save,
In surf boats and by the lite.saviug men
John Wilson Of ruscarawas, D., an
Willis Berkshire Of Booth, o., will lie q
the result Of q train accident ut New
comersiown. Oscar Hursey aud william
Mercer Of Booth were seriously injured
Prime Minister Canoyas del Caslill,
has assured the leading stock brokers O
Madiid that no considerations Of
bourse panic will prevent him from
faithfully acquainting the public will
ftbe statr ~ the Cnbsn revolution. s.i.l
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05


Al. Evans killed DR.. Babb At Want.
onga, o.
Treasury cash balance, ,is7olI2dl
gold reserve, sao,Gi3,3O7.
General stanton has taken formal
charge as paymaster-general OF thoarmy
T.J. Thornton shot his broiher.iu,
law, John orion, at Bartlettsyille. /. T.,
aud escaped.
Ex-Governor Solomon Of Washington
Is charged with ielonious en- helllemeni
in san Francisco.
Bismarck's birthday was celebrated
all over Germany, and at numerous
places in this country.
Chicagoans invite Cleveland TO pub
lie reception In recognition Of his Sound
money" policy.
Democrats elect the mayor Of Helena.
Republicans successful In Michigan,
Ohio and Indiana Women vote in the
rain.
The Supreme court did not hand down
IL decision in the income tax case, as
was thought possible.
Spain has cslled out 10000 reserves 70
supply the deficiency caused By forces
sent TO Cuba.
Francis Johnston died suddenly At
this place ON Tuesday morning last. lie
was an old resident Of the territory.
Laredo, Tex, furnishes a stirring story
Of battle between lion and grizzly
in cage built for the purpose. II il
supposed to bean April lst effort.
There Is some talk Of lynchlng the
Taylor brothers, on trial at Carrollton,
Mo. Arguments in their trial begun
yesterday.
Twenty-Five hundred coal miners in
the Appanoose district Iowa, quit work
and 1900 more in other portions Of the
state. No trouble is respected.
Green Miller shot and killed Hon. C.
Nell az Miller's Greek, Ky. Neil was
quite wealthy and wasoue OF the leading
Republicans in the county.
Inquiry at RAILWAY, N.Jo show that
Pearl livery OF tina. pIlcc may haye been
the woman murdered 90 my-tsriou-ly 10
New York
DISSEMINATING new. hpa boon received
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

saturday March ioth.


The bank OF Canton Kan, has sus.
pended.
Britain may promote an international
monetary conference.
iipi weather be reported iu ihr middle
and western states.
The T.. = battleship. olympia aud
Monterey have been ordered South.
The STAR. and stripe. were hauled
down hy French officers Ia the Kongo
lasiu,
Rueia, France aud Great Britain are
working Ia harmony to secure reforms
In Armenia.
Mt.. william Reeves aud her Young
daughter were burned 10 death at North
roint, IL.
The Ciuciunati Circuit Court rendered
a decIsion Declaring the state inheritance
tax Unconstitutional.
The Mikado of Japan IN. declared an
armistice, and hostilitier will cease pend
Ing Negotiations for peace.
DR.. James Kennedy, one Of the most
advanced scientists In the south, died Of
Bhghrs disease at San Antonio.
A little girl, II years old, who claims
her mother is Mrs. Lillian Rinkey ofsalt
Lake, has been deserted by her mother
in san Francisco.
Alfred Martin aud Henry Jane. VI
Central City, Colo, miners, we're crushed
10 death in Sleepy Hollow mine, by a
rock falling upon them.
Charles Lee, one Of the murlercrs Of
William Champman, pittsburg, Kan, has
been sentenced TO be- hanged At the end
Of ons years confinement in the pcniien.
tiarv.
In Philadelphia yesterday John a.
Brown, aged 30, employed by James a.
Talcott, New York CITY, shot his wife.
aged q years, and then committed sui
eide. Mrs. Brown will recover.
Jud.e Williams OF the United states
Codtl'has issusd wril Of mandan,u.
against the mayor and officers Of Hum.
boldt Allen county, Kansas compelling
them to levy and collect tax to pay the
Judgment for $4,000 as payment for
Union Pacific bonds, issued In 1870.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Gautenaln has apoloeired to Mevics.
A severe vindstorm swept Oregon
yesterday.
Cicaso elects George - Swift, Repub.
lean. mayor.
John wesihll Of Salt Lake was bun.
koed In Denver.
Another attack on Mormons WAS pub
listci 10 the New York Times.
4 movement has been inauguraied 10
rc'clect President pial in Mcxicoin 1896.
The thermometer dropped 10 degrees at
Nashville. Frost was expected last night
The body OIL, Rood. formerly Of Oma-
ha, has been discovered In Beaver creek.
Or.
George W. Thorn, mce.track EN-
ployee, was kllledin -. Louis saloon
by {. A. Day.
The Michigan Central announced an
open rate Of " cents on grain from Chi
cAEo To the seahoard,
Boise citizens are 90 10 pros.
ccutcj Tor signing iranuuicni Chinese
certificates.
The concession to America by Ven.
szuela are likely to precipitste trouble
with Great Britain.
Attorney-Geueral Malone oi Illinois
questions the validity Of f3o,OOO,OOO
Norihorn pacia mortgage.
The jury In the Lane murder ease In
~. Louis returned a verdict Of not guilty
yesterday, after having been out almost
all night.
The Tennesses Legislature met yester-
day aitr Il recess Of forty days. The
Guberna,orial investigation committae's
repor, is anxiously awaited.
senator Squire Of Washington IL max
ing an effort 10 have the Navy Depart.
mcnt award contracts Tor some oi thu
new torpedo boats to Puget Sound
huildcrs.
ifhNN NAMNAN ANNtNNIt
OF san Diego, and his companion, J. Il.
Iirackoii, who were supposed to have been
lost on the desert betwcen Yuma and
Campo, are safe.
Captain W. II. Stiles. while entering
Ridseway, H., wac shot twice aud ssr.
ously wounded by quarantine guard
named Henry Rollman, for failing to halt
when ordered. The wounds are not fatal.
The British bark -. II. Mars,ers,"
Captain Mcneil, which sailed from Nov
York March 25ih for Demerara, returned
to that pert, Captain Mcneil having
been shot by enc Of the sailors on the
night Vi March Goth.
o. o. Eckiord, United States Consul
at Kingston, jamaica, has notified the
state Department Of tho defeat Of a bill
designed to increase materially the Gus
toms duties ON many articles imported
FROM the United states.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05


silver C5l cents.
Ro,ebcry IL In a bad condition.
Japan has her eye on Formosa.
The Oxiord's crew beats Cambridge.
German Radicals fear Bismarck's re.
turn to power.
one train robber and sheriff we're
killed At Wheatland, Cal.
Mn. Hamilton Young nnds her hus.
band at Cheyenne.
Blizzard succeeds hot weather In Ne
braska, Colorado and Wyoming.
Adyiees from Lima are to the effect
that peace has been restored in Peru.
Anatiempt was made to lire 81. Mary's
German Catholic Church in Washing.
ton.
Professor c. ". Bruner Of lIowesville,
Ky., vas burned TO death In q forest fire
near there.
Three were killed, two fatally injured
and ten slightly hurt Ia a trolley acct.
dent at Jeansville, Pa.
The civil and military authorities
threaten TO come into collision over the
squatters on Winnebago lands.
sixV-iour treasury clerks, mostly wo.
men, ON what is known as the bullion
roll, have been discharged.
DR.. John 4. Ploun was shot and
morially wounded in San Francisco by
D. j. NeCaughey, Young man iormely
employed by him as clerk.
Henry Thorn, owner OF a stock farm
on the state line, near Fort Recovery,
o., shot and killed his wife, and then
hanged himself In his barn.
Banker Hattabaugh Of Moscow. Ida.
has been arrested on the charge Of en-
pezzling over $50, 900 Of state and county
funds.
The Land Office viii remove all "soon.
ers' from the cedod lands OF Yankton
Indian reservation, using the military,
iiitianecessary, until the lands become
open ioT settlement.
Denver March gO.-The man who
shot md allied City Detective Al Moore
De- jmss Mcdonald, alias clos Angelo.
HisIMtner who also shot at Moore. 20
the notorious Rob Stewart, alias James
j.. Lane'ng. The identity of the man bias
been Established beyond a possibility Of
q doubt according TO city detectives.
Mcdonald and Stewart were recently
released from the Utah Penitentarv.
where ihey served terms for burglary.
They are known as most desperate men.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

70 good WORT for onr hand, ior they lid
eoud work both ia the morning anil
evening and lil much in ailingio the
pleasure oi dtv's entertainment
Mr. William a.. owen OF silt Lake
City was ogt this UreE l1oeius after % =
ranch.
There we've 80 MANY visitors here 90
the curcrrt that ine house Vonld uot
hold the people aud so lois had go stand
outside. We Meet hall az least as large
again ~ the ore we have. %.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05
NO. 8

a- can le learned, the deccn.ed was
divorced from his wife atout twenty
wears ago, hut has two children living
in south Dakota.
rayson, Utah. April i-Charlcs Is.
Wightmnn died lnst night, aged ~. he
was one OF he old citizens Game from
Kirkland, Ohio, in 1851. lie leaves a
large family. HE many relatives emf
brace half Of this place. lie was u black
smith 10y trade.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

,scu4-cs wcrca creli,t 90 teacher aud |
students. The children were given %
dame. FOO 'hr afternoon.
AIbn Gihru. and William :. stem
bridge of pif,ey 5ie in R1ckpori visit.
iuE relatives.
J. C1,scy, ;hr road supervisor, Is hay.
ne some work lone "a the road a; Size
wua'h % Thrcc-M.ecin,ou.
A dentist Ia. bees here for several
DAYS pa,t.
Mrs. Satan Gibbons and Mr.. Jessie
Maliu went 20 salt lake on Wednesday.
UrTON.
A serious accident happcnel 10 George
Judd " Upton oa sunday last by being
thrown from horse. ilis right arm
was tiokon above the wrist, the left arm
badly fractured and hi. fave badly dis
fgurpd. rhc prompt attention @! De-.
llosmrr ha. placed the boy ina favor
able condition.
Edw ri staley has inst come In from
+ the winter range ont east. and reports
/ the sheep In very good condition ;
I better than he has seen them Ter some
/ years.
The injury TO crop- caused by ground
squirrels and the gophers is Hn evil OF
sucu magnitude over more Than two.
thirds Of summit county that there il q
general demand for some means ~ .le-
s,royiug them. Il t. .aie to say tina; %
per cent Of the crop 10 many places In
summit county WAS harvested by ih,
squirrels before the farmer could taxi,
the field. The following receipt is given
by Mr.. RallinC. Cooper Of Cooperstown
Oak; II am farming 700 acres and
the squirrel question has been one o
great interest 20 me. think that
have the best Of them and can rid IN,
farm Of them At little expense. scrt
men over my fields IN the spring. Al
soon a- the animals commence coming
ont Of their holes, with wheat soaked IL
strychnine water, quite warm pour OF
the wheat TO be- soaked until soit thet
place little in each hole. This vii
coon clear the animals ont" Bisulphid'
Of carbon Is recommended by Prof. +
W. lIilrar1 Of the University Of Cali
iornia as the most effective aud cheap
est method yet devised for the destroy
ing nj the gopherand the squirrels. Tw'
tablespoonius Of liquid should be poure,
upon bunch VI rags or waste an,
should be Immediately placed within
the mouth OF the burrough and the bur
rough closed. The result Of this expert
ment has been tried ~ follows: Tn,
length Of the burrongh was l54 inches
diameter inchesi ~ drops Of III,
hisuIphide OF carbon has produced dealt
IN eight minutes. Nlr. James CauasteI
Of Sunset, Wash, says: 81 was mucl
troubled with squirrels aud think YOU
bi-ulphine win exterminate them.
have b,en shooting and poisoning FOL
three years and lid more In two hour,
with the bisulphide, and am well salts
lid. &c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

peie tive Moore wac numbered on the
night ~ March i1,h while c.coriine
three eN.r1uyiri- io ihc patrol box.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-29

W. A. Mcclure, a we'll known citizen
of Mckay, Ohio, is of thu opinion that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or Group as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. He has used it
in his family for several years with the
best results and always keeps bottle of
it in his house. A fter having la grippe
he was himself troubled with a severe
cough He used other remedies without
benefit and then concluded to try the
children's medicine, and to his delight
it2so on effected q permanent cure. 20 ana
90 cent bottles for sale by Landers &
Babbidge, druggists, Portland, and =.
b. Woodinan, Westbrook.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-29
Canary Lovemakinr.

The leading bird fancier of this o;+,
makes a speciality of canaries. He ha.
lieves that they can almost talk. cps
a curious thing" he said the other dav
''the courtship of canaries, like hnmsn
beings in way. have beantif,,1
ladybird singer, ard friend brought
me fine, stalwart gentleman bird
from Germany the other day. I put the
two cages together, and you should
have seen the fun.
1.-THE feminine vanity and toilet max.
ing was Imaginable. The young German
too, primped himself up and was in fine
feather Gradually they began to tall,
about the weather, I suppose-and by
Jove! in less than an hour, when nv
back was turned, l saw them in the
looking glass kissing each other. That's
a fact.
'sThe male canary always remembers
his mate and can tell her Whistle in n
roomful of birds. One little chan. WIN
was in cage with six others, nearly
broke his wings to get out when ha
heard the chirp Of his mate, whom !
had lust brought back after two weeks
absence in the country. When canaries
are Matching, the proud, prospective
papa takes his turn on the eggs and feeds
his mate very generously, sometimes
making rs trips to the seedbox and
carrying water in his bill. My salad bill
in the summer is large. Lettuce Or wa
ter cress they need in the warm weather.
and red pepper pod is treat. It's ex-
cellent for their digestion. Young birds
like rolled cracker crumbs and hard
boiled eggs chopped and mixed. New
York Letter in Boston Advertiser,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-11-29
THE GIRL OF MY HEART.

saw her in the park
'Twixt the twilight and the dark,
When the last beam seemed to linger in her
soft blue eyes and shine,
And her face, diyinely fair,
Nestled in a wealth of hair,
has with rapture set to beating this old wary
heart of mine.
Often when in idle thought
1 have raised my eyes and caught
Glimpses of her as she fitted here and there
like butterflies,
And it makes my heart rejoice
When l hear her merry voice
Ringing gayly with the laughter that is twin
king in her eyes.
Now, by this time, you may think,
have waded past the brink
And am struggling with the breakers in the
tickle sea of love.
But this maiden is, I'm told,
Scarcely more than five years old
And of love and it's enticements is as guileless
as a dove.
Willis N. Bugbee in Detroit Free Press.