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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
A DIFFERENT STORY.

>sc-esary SssH1r~s or the Ms~<s-su-
>eSE> AEE0zs- ssn seattle - a CRY
Hoo Esz-x y Fass-ss. s@c-e.z-v - -
1szsSzzezs1s<sEs A2saaz Life EzSzrzacs Ca
-r--s=-s II sas city yesterday. 90 AS arr
sss-T q Inspection es sh@ coapaaxss psrsss-
so2ss xgezeaes. CeA. Ps2srs speke yr<se~-
c2E q - zruezs n .zs S1-lzseSese Rezns-
-2ea-- z1szcz21s tse c-eS1zs Of TIE ezsy. He
sd Tse &-SaeSs > very --s-s- As Re
facts ~ sos za--zzt T. I am very favor
E-SE Impressed NayA the tAr.s-y ard sres-
s-s-c2S eas1irsHa q SsAsfSs. a-z I ha~e
tz-ss@ . I'D tie empty AG..zsazsr men
ss9zs1 ~ ~. Ass - rs Lnssrr.sx. Sc
Ss.As presents every tn5so&fsea % sang 4
Ere e1e-EssSc. us-sc-<szse CITY,
Ok Pa-s2ssS w4s born az Atsss. Mass
= - he JeGze2 Ike T-lez S---zv ~asr =
years Cd ss-r--s tA-SuShoGt w7sA SiS-
-lcssaz- Re -zs siEcs BEEN pros neat IN
fs@,zAe s1aA-S- ss-v5as swe years in .Ae
sS@sr S-a-cs % the MASSACHUSETTS, state
sesaS-2t1-e. followed ay lks terra j, tne
Sl-Ss senate he WAS elected -szvc- q
Ss---s1s-S s~scs and served as pass-.s <ss-
n ~ss II lsSs Ne xRs elected r-essszr Of
he safe - Massachusetts, bag n Nara
last -eszsnsz@ tsxt o-sc~ 70 accsps Tie 2oss-
to2 o SECRETARY et Re MASSACHUSETTS Nz-
S2az LIE, vixen Secretary Hal zas s,e.csr.s
- r1e PRESIDENCY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

The E.z-xe~. Msre West of North Gnyo-
EIrs 10 &c ooeres and Worked
rscsz-~. Nay s-sp~czzI,-wa<x IS ssss-
beng rezz-es &c M Szsso<-.s ASle2 Aiz-
kzse CSzs@zys z71E@- ssex7t tfEssE =zases
frasz ESzsxs&r Ezzh1. AxteT : szsEssess4os
q SEVERAL years solsew1zg zsss1.sz as.sv-
~. sale e tie prope-gy 70 K.sr1oz cas-
fszasszs. zrz prSzSr.tou ~lia coz - pusse3
frs-z tszx re greatest rzScs rslzA vezf
81 SarsA Czr1z4Ea- TIE r.tcz accGrS II
ss0ek4 C. wsxsszs Haxes. srcsossa kz a ten
feet leasxp 81 fesdBpsar. sAes- zeKAt BENG
fvszs 1Ts = - Ssa.@s e&sA- AosSf s.ass
:eSz q Ssssso5'sssos serx has beta 1ozs.
rszssscnx e q sfzfr 80 feet 2~ep zr1
fzsr fa1rkas Of wHseh sAs saree xgp~r sz@z
average ss fees - length Aas TIE scress-
fairly see< tesos sst b5tt1n - Z e shaft
a * - feet AZ -S4 791 - driven t2.-
sAe- T5s rzscz q zkic1 here ere ~.
80 harsszz-zc1z e tA< s-cA. = s21f. AS
est fztc rzarxs.1Ass ssx~s ard SHAPES ~
rse -ztze- -he' very s-slf7est STREETS. ez- -
rse-rhsnt2tss sszss, sell for y cents
sorn1. rss< arrest frc- s. e 20 x1e
to Average ztog. ia
Mica - ID. z.csezs Substitute for glass
as rMs us~s for that pzrzseSs By tie
Aexfc&rxs In sse rnse2 rre= 81 Scr-1
Cars1rA zrs xaxre very a-cseaz workings
& gzkch are tools t-<z<vet - esE< oess
aae5 ~ TIE extinct races Eaze1 o2ee In
hz1ass1 tAss csossrens II s 51s Es@.
fss R1sxe e7z5s~s. fer nnn-car1zc~orx &C
ss@rsw4c arEz2tarNs szad for TIE porssoses
- zsx xezzxzF. ~ sEs c1rcs-ssscE 81 xzrx
sill nzt break - L r. also gr5znt izts
FssS4kr ard Isef % produce xiltts-szx
eject al Wallpaper. zs well as for e
E9asScznt zsers a non-cas1Cctnr e heas
- EsssE.rs2 ~ machinery. II = tie cae
aane~zf q wnsrn there - . scarcity. o.e
eject 81 tsAs fac. bang that zsse2tiae Il
rnaaEfscsu rsz4 81 srsat5 sisx<rs Es&xfsd TO-
Ee3he- T7he bss. zsca l. pro3zce1 n New
5f&Epstre. bat sae ME&eovtts- II which
VI. q LseznAs Is rSsaager, i ths largest.
James XcSaaxszt. = Loaeor. having stat
81 that !, eos1sd grazssce much a. al
th~ other rires IL she United States COM
kszs~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
MEDAL AND DIPLOMA.


Coal AT the World. Fair.
Receiver Josz H R-yzr. received yes-
:sr1zy FROM Caic7xo TIE handsome Ee5z,
az: diploma AWARDED az The WORDS Co
lumbar Expos rsoz 70 Ire products o. the
Seattle Caai 4 Ire. Conngry's mines
The medal s at arorzs. vary large heavy
and q eezG,1sGi 5sssg7- On o-e ssae sur
rounded by azeiv wrcazA. figures y re-
lief are tae words Works. Columbian
Exposition II CONTAMINATION Of the -Four
Eu-5-s3.h A1rf~e-sa-y Of the r-z-SiErg o.
Columbus Esse-.ss1 Seattle Coal 4 i-oc
Company" o. the diverse SIDE appear
the 1xz-s ot Columbus n the act % Land
s-g and the words Christopher Colu1a-
bus. Oct u. tsse' Almost as handsome As
the medal itself e the rscAly cAas=a aim
lzu- ease = whsch IL Is enclosed TIE
medal and case we're made by tha Seov.u
Manufacturing ca. az Waterbury. coc--
The diploma ls pretty piece cs Stees e--
craving WITH = rich border o. appropriate
ies5g-. and IN the center II prur-iasa. let
ts-s re inscription announces the award
20 the Seattle Coal L Iroa Co. fer is
exhsAl. .. se-ni-esturn1-ors coal Tia In
scrtrt5ec closes WITH TIE following high
t-Tsuts e The -xhst.t:
For TIRE gscS cusIsry % e.e coal as .
gas cozl. the loE ash azz high vc.a.sfe
natter. and good appearance oe the Goals
or exhaustion TIE exhibit consists % s~o
large blocks % coal trc- r1.z@s No I ard
Nc. = with ol7a-y.-g Section sn1 an
Alysss. The coal Sssrr feat inches -nsck-
THIS co8i breaks zp In cuhsczi blocks. Is 70
r7arkAS3y clear ard does not SOL TIE
hz12s TIE following analysis Is By shs
chemist 90 the department o. mines. FIXED
ca-oo7 s7SS pr cent. vozztls ooz 5zst-ese
mater as PER cent. sulphur = per oezt.
asa 21e per cent This 5 remarkable gas
ccaL~
TIE diploma IS 6a;y sgzSS by the ofses-s
% the expos rs07- T. vi ee MOUNTED
ari f-a-sss sz3 ootA i z15 the metal All
he OF sxssostlcn next week II tie window
Of he Globe art store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
Personal

&c Rsz,ock- Of wal.a w.ua. Is q ru.s.
% tie Dl.ter.
Dr., James a Asrarea c. Everett, l.
e. tire Stevens.
John c Leslie. a Srohcraish merchant
Is al he Stevens.
James Harris. Justice C The r~ace e
Tost. Is a. ire DzI.er.
J. II LyScrx % The Pert -cx--s
Leader. IS a. .ae Butler
" z Hamilton sherry Of jefferson
cc1r-y. . ~ The Northern
Ms. J. J. Dohsny AID chll1 are visiting
trs>2<s II Olympia for q fes days
MezV1lle Curtis mayer ct a-xe,srte~ Z.
a the Batter. accompanied By rs x1fe.
L4czas z Hart Z Sosohu-rsss a-ro-n@v q.
~ lie Butler. accompanied BY Mrs Hart
s 3 conover ard " H Ha-.r Pr.
Iownse1d EerrAG1Es> are - the North
err
Boy9 J. T2I,z.a- leaves cc5zy Tor Own
"a 10 - q Attendance 12o1 the <rr-e1e
co1rt-
Mrs.. Z. + TAI and daughter. Mss g@s-
sc. - S7soEzre. are yrSisSn-- frienS< s-s
relatives = his cs-y
Mss Et,a Srr5<Ex. osnS-.e- q -rs-A.
SlErtS orzlIr1sssa1%g S17-wEs rHso nsx
bees VISITING Mrs DAVID Szss rce- II w.
terra. rss&Fne- eoSne LAST evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
For the Little ohildrrn-

dramatic erss-sAS--U~zr VII BE given
by the eh1-rsn q tie zzoGse % the God
saepAe-s II Tsrzs- hz.I Wednesday. lana
n ~ o SACK ?. T. he ch1ssrer. so-as
q f1s1 Esere eaaes- have teen carefully
criAe1 for ms oczsfo1. ard. 1czS-zg tv
he SUCCESS OF tse1r 7-syso8s Efforts all
give l highly e1Soyzbse enzs-tas--,se-..
Tel so-thr the hearty Support q al.
k16.y G2s.soSs3 yr-sozS
TIE recent repairs and improvements
Of iss Hoas- * the Good Sneohers- to-
ssiher with TIE zcccz2-z.A-x interest o.
bo-Tc.s. oGpstzi. have -zs5s heavy drains
&C tie ScArr -e-c1rce= CO he .rs-i-..Sscrs
The c2ssa1-s2 are Ec.sziy 5Srs- 5e,< sor
rsat,-e-ASce GEc1 he sxe-tsoas Of the
Sisters snd TIE Go@Tz. Gn3 cAz-ttzhsy 81
eilDea 7oskc- At the present tine hey
are n nse1 os csotsiaz s11 o.A%- r%cs.-
sar1s<- Substantial at VII - rzsoss shssax-
rssi.y reserved
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
BEEXITTE

H-A--o STl-cer ES1r7s- SAL vsS.e-jzy
ths. sixty Eve eases e ruNzs,s-s $50 49,
rep'orSe- eHrirS re pssf rncnth
A large Ez-nae- - delegates 20 49, o..
r-afsss Eek %. W7'cA -oest< = Ea--
csSsye-. y ass-- rs ve~x- s-~ rsxsz.s--.
a. shs Stevens.
Oar Lazy & Good Help csrz.ns -. ,-s.-,-
Mss Kate &,Ns-narz sazx A $50 80
eeaut-Ezi eessre -A
Mss F2a-z Ca-1Ssu. native ssssk.,
y - sas s2sot RE years s-rsysrg II -.
E-As- - sP@as az TIE Second PrNsbv+.-
.l41 @E&-rn ms -1rrEE Rev Sreli=-e-
JScss1r AL preach OF tAe wo~k - s7ax-
a u tie evening The 5s-azse = srsyiss-s =,
eo-a q t&sxS Se-Tfces -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

<csoo-sr Sriiie gs-$e-. rar. -e-s~-
ss-'s 3. frerr Pert -crnssn3 ysss@rtar
ard vii e. eszs Ns-e - Crok inss+ see e
E ga-fe- VI he@u@f = fe~s ia-z $50 Sect
wte ees See r. tsr Aola. TIE vessel IS
ees. havizz fesn sn1- a. fsc sz- -rs-
as-401s ~ fas Present eso-zia srs cw-.r
So VS. eos, ssfstef sioosf tarre weeks age
TIE ~ttHw jensen vi rs-ry sTts~n. ans
a9ssenTess - any roirs desires = Cook
srfei ard sfEs- erpcssszz< fhs-. w!g 70 e
Hrr5rE sea 70 = Gates % co1rsh Twe--v-
HVe scrs ~ ssls 80 ~ -skea sieaE- n
sef whn = seqasiutsss WITH ~ i-let VII y
erEAEce - navigate re vessel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

The h,g SPECIAL Purchase safe ~AscA
sseTtss THURSDAY morning ~ , < Ca
Aar7's las oRea q srSsarkEh3e success. shs
nsst frree says hssax asscar th~ es1zs,-S.
r. rae sls.aFy q ,As hsase Ts.s purchase
s-cla6ss over ~ AiKh Erats raraasnts. tse
e.tae 81 sr Easter -rlanlsa rtu-~r-s 80
1aetsr-- Teey arr ssllisr az one-sAi~vs les
sNsa reE-Iiar prices. Here Is a rare .-,-.,--
fsrtv tor }Rticx ~ secu-@ a salt rxv.a
isrket - skirs very cheap. Earfy car,s-x
A77.tsy set tse hest selected rs secors
agrrue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

rS,x.s w.srz rSe S@s&nex--s ws-s e@1-xe6
us-s zsxzzG renezve1 kzSr7ex eee sazk -
- g . sz-z1< ecs~zs-1er- pe-e sv=c-x- 9e-
$3.50 z-zz -. rszsrz7 Ee11z-z xsz ~
1--1-zzEr1 c<zz<szzeS cz-zz<ee-1
zAeyExs.A 1-z- -1< COST eezzz Do rsezzzg
esq -zz. .Ake - e1<@ .-e@ -se sT
ia expert ze--saa~1 = <h= szeczx
aA<g-s -sf.---1 - zes-1st TAT - -z5= -
t,s sxAzs =Aeszy zke xzz7osss ezzszz-
-azz e - s~eex< s5- -7e Sz-rsse - sA1x-
srx -zar ne n&zk Yrs = .zrg rz----
s-z-r-1 O. r-a<--x1z zzx9z - a5zs---1
-rz- --s 1o1ks xs-e Ezz kz-e AZ ss--=-c
<h-czxasz- WILL Il THOMPSON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

s@attie g-ri has voa great distinction
~ e1seaso as vocalist. Mss Fannie Fer
saa s2s rc- ra-ee years pGPsl ac
Mrs W z Miller, az thss city. 1ssr xsssr
Captured t.e " K rasrearx goa meal
c1srs1 Ter -as rt-Ssr % tAe veal contest
a TIE coz7eaesnszz exercises OF re
N2sczso 11s-s2 collage. Mss Fsrxz<az
YESTERDAY sszt telegram 70 Mrs. Ms.,e-
s1z91rselEg As- y.csory- Thss wzg - xrs.t-
lying nszs 20 -sany f-se1Ss here af The
ssazsiressl i VAS early recognized hat
sass lad we-s1srfnl rcsee &Ez ers-x s1O-t
aAs a~ez MADE % give her al peSxSa2e eus-
tEEs- The tssss-aE shows Sow ws. So
has szscc1e9<=5- TAs C&caro NuSs-af f-s-,h.
Is sad - se Inc secocGs 4 Er-s-.a-rz-e- IS
Ess-eA schools Il razs cozn.ry
R-Ucss Al2ska Eskimo al Leseht Pax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
CRUEL NATE SMITH.
He Is 60 Be Brought TO Trial In the
Intt-. states Court


Deputy NsfsAz1s Q7lse- za1 Curtis
leave today .0r Port Toxnszna 10 e-.ag
- ts1 7rls1-s-s. cne OF Eaoz q he'd IT,
der se-soz< charge AID tas other nlae as
Witnesses
be SAAsf Ersssze~. charged w5ta cruelty
On TIE AAg1 seas. = Mate William saith
q TIE bark bz-zazzs1 S=g@E. w1o, q TIE
vessels szsl E5yzse - Ca.zA- 50 u12lr-szr-
e All abused william Ma > SAILOR. that
the latter jumped overheard aa3 was
droxae1 Al rs preliminary h7arzrg se-
fore Czzxs1 States Commissioner SzAz n
Port EeS1sez6 Saith wzs bound over IA
TIE s2z q. z91a
THIS Is no, the nrss tine Tat Mate Smith
las 121 70 answer 70 : s-z1z< cha-xe He
AID the captain a rs bark xe-s zr-zsx-=s
II TIE EHitst States eo1r- here ,ass fan s3-
cruelty - sailor S1t iAe case Vas co-a-
promised and taey we're set free ORE o.
t1e government osecsrs sad yesterday
that TIE testimony IN the present case WAS
Fs-y sS-ozg against SAITH ard shzc Is
p-eE152s history woGl1 Rot help hin
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Nntsnn

TIE azssey O, the NaaeAe...r -. a.
ssrznc. ca - Erras~a AS 49, -,
fr-rea e. ArssrS Wat~rhau+e < ror-s
rca-a A. Coi-aan Ia So no en- - ~
twse afsFo1 - eaecrrerrss@.s 1850.
ard o,eer aas-7~ss % taae &c rra-y a, So
~. a ceut7uzrcr 81 H. sss-e-.re ..-
.Fats-i ir tse past 81 1eseectf0ffsv $780,.
ealfo7r, Niat1-le & &C. general Agents ~
4. @cp - nser. spec al Asens
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

Ths Chilas-Ts restaurants n aes~l Stevens
easTasca 81 fron; street ~ elevator. ssse
est-1rcr ea &ar4cu. IS nrs oeer ne
Pest assc4pie1 sr& cssssTst 5i,tis restaurant
aa t6e ceasE- Where yea Wtll ae ssrf..ssw
ssfe to ertsr yo=r wtse. ssSsr-. sanxn.,-
81 Rny ssAe- tz4r sor ref-eshsHsar~. fp.~r
az AZ hears. We serve az s-ex&zt Sssrasv
isncr trsn = u. - 50 : m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

t. sac - u.nirS ssecks - Tan c-ssk
zsl1cz S&s Nsry sss5ve asr-< ne ~s-Fx
esrt ~ the woek. Gilmore & TAu-s-o- -,
C&egTy xsreRs. Fspars sales % pgs~rna-
caTts0o. Nalcs-. siseraas. s. Elsa. Rass
6atts. Cfoetshcee. Jesse AL froz Mask
TIE iattfr esass ~ re week aAs N-so rsa~t
ut1ees 7szus rszlfiss are u4ass Genera
seE "a z, * stocks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
EMERALD SOAP
IL Is Real Gem in Washing.
ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS USED.

4 Ss1 e7s soG-. IN TIE a<se-rooa a. I
> me -SEzsz- --sr's -z1Sy I'll Aea Asas
y - xssers1zse- azssss--s,sr-, r. psx
t-ss1 Sz2eerzs-, ~ csesrySsz-x. "a ~
cs-sssr Al Appropriate address ara s-~ss,sss
= szsa, vi - -S-s=-eG av the male czzr-
te-Se Men are especially szvs.ea . b
r-eSsz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

Today VII - observed re xorsa ov--
as = dsT o. special prayer fs- tAs Y u. C
A waTz n foreign lAnSs-sa@ -a,sssn we-k
% The ASSOCIATIONS. The teeai association.
III observe tbs Asy ~ 3 S5@~tzi p-av.-
service u TIE parl3-s a. - a n. whss-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

A eS HArEz 2o-1avT blue a.. nsa-<
serge al e-tlsaztf=e suits. hair e.
faced, fon rustic lfned al vsfvs, $3.50
sS-r1- reszls- price 81 81 c-Ev s. = a. c.
hans sseesai purchase sale rs secs.
aye-UA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

Meas Boys ard CAas-x szrau IA.
CAV. - cents B2Ie-.gxzn or se-er 49,.
underwear. y cents s1st GuS R-~x-
stock sale SIS S@con5 axsnae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

ne r1aa~r<s = use of pare a.. w>-s.-
sSrEie $tr1.AA1t = often necessity r..
-,sneed av phys3eszns Nee-~ u--. |.
Co. Sc. arrests ~ tha RarlS- f-sa.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
WITH The pIoNEkH

~ Se<kec sons OF Wsshfngto0 Win
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Meas IS sAoes s0r as DTvsn.'. sac.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05

and party success can only De secured
OF It. And when this platform is nro
mulgated, Jim GrigGs will be on il. and
Sne Gazette on it with him. Judge
Griggs is true and tried democrat. and
one that will do honor to the grand old
second, the home of Turner, in the low
or house Of the national congress.
SOUND DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.
From the Blakely Observer.
There is some sound democratic doc-
triAe IN this issue of the Observer. the
utterances of man in close touch with
majority of the voters of the second
congressional district, as will be demon
strated later on. Judge Griggs is no strad.
oier, as perusal of his formal announce
ment will make plain to any fair-minded
man. His ability none will question. If
Judge Griggs hasn't ''blazed OUT sure
path to congress, the Observers fore
sight is n. g., neither do coming events
cast their shadows before them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05
TOWN TOPICS.

We received an interesting comma-
nication from 'Farmer-Hunter," but he
neglected to let us know his name and
forced us to cOnsign it to the waste bas-
ket. 1t is an inviolable rule among
newspapers not to publish an article
unless the authors name is knoR n. If
our correspondent will furnish us his
name mot for publicatlon) and favor us
with another article we will take pleas
ure in putting it before the public.
Madam Rumor has it that no less than
three marriages will occur in Dawson
within the next four weeks. The Madam
has been very accurate for the past few
months, and there is every reason to be-
lieYe that she can be relied upon now.
-Messrs. John Allen and Oscar Ham
mock, two of Dawson's energetic young
men, will shortly engage in the bicycle
business in the city, and will sell and
rent high class wheels. There is a good
field here for such an enterprise.
Read the advertisement of Mr.. J. A,
Horsley, Dawson's clever and energetic
real estate agent. 1t will be to your in
terest to consult him when you want to
buy or sell any kind of real estate.
Key HI IL. HICKS says this month
will go out stormy. The first few days of
February will be warm and pleasant.
and then the month will be the coolest
and most disagreeable of the year.
MIR. Cooper Morgan and family have
moved to Dawson from Americus, and
are occupying Mrs. GREEN'S residence
fronting the college.
Mr.. VIM. Stevens, who has been living
near Shellman, has returned to Terrell
His friends are glad to welcome him
home again.
The school at Union, taught by Miss
Jessie Reynolds, is in flourishing con
dhion. Sixty three pupils are in at
tendance.
Ordinary Roberts went to Graves
Station Friday to pass upon the sanity
of well.known lady of that vicinity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05
BURIED ALIVE.

Isaac Woods, q Well Digger. Meets Hor.
rible Death.
News reached tie city Friday of very
sudden and unusual death over in the
Fourth district of Randolph county.
Isaac Woods, negro about fifty-five
years old, was cleaning out well on the
premises of Mr.. E. L. Tucker The
we'll is about sixty feet deep, and Woods
had put in twenty-five feet of new curb
ing when layer of sand and earth
above fell in, burying him over thirty
feet deep beneath the mass.
1t was impossible to get hands to 90
down and dig out the body until the
next day, when an expert well digger
was employed to find the dead man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05
DEATH DEALING DRAUGHT.
TWO NEGROES DRINK ROOT TEA
AND DIE.
Took the neOOction tor It's Supposed Mes
dicinal Properties and Are Now I'm
der the Ground.

News came to the city Thursday that
two negroes died on the Sims place
near Chickasawhatchee, from the effects
of liberal dose of decoction that one
of them had made from roots gath
cred in swamp.
Lewis Blake was feeling badly We'd
nesday morning and decided to see what
virtue there was in tea made of roots.
de accordingly repaired to a SWAMI
near by, and soon dug from the ground 4
varied collection of wild roots with
which to make medicine. By twelve
o'clock these had been boiled and the
juice extracted, of which he and neigh
Dor, Lewis Hunter, drank a liberal
quantity. At five o. clock in the after
noon Blake was corpse, and six hours
later Hunter ceased to exist and was
also lump of cold clay.
1t is not known what kind of roots
were used in preparing the fatal decoc-
ton,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05
A Brave Act,

Two mules attached to wagon oppo>
site the store of Sale-Davis Drug Co.
became frightened and dashed furiously
down the street Saturday, when Mr.. Win
Bragg, who was standing near by, at the
peril of his life and limbs, rushed for
ward and took hold of the reins and
guided the wild animals until, with heroc
efforts, he stopped them in the midd lie
of the street opposite Mr. James Grubb's
store. 1t was a brave act, and Mr..
Bragg received the plaudits of all who
witnessed his heroisn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05
TAX ASSESSORS AT WORK.

rhe Are Quietly Making Investigation of
Taxable Values.
The city tax assessors, Messrs. L. A.
Lowrey, j. A. Horsley and B. M. Wills on,
have already begun their work in quiet
way. They are gathering data from the
reports made to commercial agencies by
the firms and business men of the city,
and have gained enough information
through this source to warrant them in
doubling many assessments. If the as
SCISSORS Ibase the svalue of property on
these reports, as it now seems they will
do, there will be vigorous kicking on
the part of property owners, but it will
mean considerably reduced tax rate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05
BRUTAL AssAULTBY ABURLY NEGRO

He Strikes Small Boy ON the Head With
Piece of Iron.
On Saturday Bud Russell, burly me-
gro who is well known about town, made
ssaVage and cowardly assault upon
Elem Bridges, ~year-old- bow
who clerks for Mr.. j. T. McGilI.
Russell applied vile epithet to little
brother of Elem Bridges who had tried
to sell him some apples, and when Elem
attempted to interfere the negro hit him
on the head with piece of iron. Fortu-
nately, the boys skull was not crushed,
but deep cash was cut in his scalp and
the blood flowed freely. DR.. Cheatham
sewed up the wound, several stitches
being required.
Chief Savage carried Russell to the
guard house. Later state warrant was
taken for him, and he was transferred
to the Jail.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-05

On last Tuesday Mr.. Carey C. Brim, of
Sasser, and Miss Lena Collier ofChick-
asawhatchee were united in marriage by
Rev.C. w. Snow. Tie groom is a promi.
nent and successful young merchant
whose character is such as to commend
him to all good people, while the bride is
an attractive young lady::of many charms
of character. The NEWS joins host of
friends in sincere good wishes for hap
pY future for them.