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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

ueter bic Gntitebuns Der neusrs
bines tdsli& bunbertfa@ seno"nten
Monroe Doctrin" i9reibt bic ~. y.
Worlo": vDie Wtonroe>D ottrin ents
ltanb in England bur@ ben Premierm's
uiiter Canning. gr iibermittelte lie benz
bamalisen omeritanii@en @eianoten
Stub, morauf ie ipater BON prdltoent
Monroe acceptirt unb 0fientli@ betonnt
sema4t murbe. l1ripraneli@ mar Die
MonroesO octrin ndmli@ ni@ts meter,
ais elm (auter proteit sesen bic polite
i@en Pldne BET rpe.lisen NQianS. "
Gas 1T u%oQitduois ri3tis, uno far Die
Gnsldnber muB es boppelt drserli@ le'n,
bic Mebi;in, mel@e lie I. 3. Der n9eil's
gen MQian3" ueri&rieben baben,' leet
ielber l@luden III ioQen. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Cine nattptWNme GntoedunA.

8isber bat mar ansenommen, oab
nut bic itarte Ginmanoeruns wa3renb
Der letten Is Sabre bic rai@e 0emeb>
runs BET ameritanii@en 8euolteruns our
Tolse sebabt babe, unb ieTbit enti&ie<
bene GrembenbaiIer seaanben gu, oaB
%menisitens in bieiem Puntte bic @ins
manberuns benz 2anbe gum Sesen se>
rei@t babe. YlStli@ tommt aber Elm
miiter @pbney 8. Tiiber uno bebauptet
i'm popular Science Montblp", baB
ii& bic @a&e serooe umsetebrt uerbalte,
baB bic MiQionen pom Deuti@en, Sr>
ldntern, @tanbinauiern, Stalienern unb
@lauen, bic ieit 100 Sabren bier eiuses
,panoert. nur Elm 9emmi@ub fir bic
Musbreitunssfdbisteit Der Oanfees .ses
,peien ieien, unb bag bas 2onb beute
5, 900, 900 mebr Ginmobner bdtte, unb
e6te Mmeritaner o%benbrein, menn mic elm
Trember bier einsela1en morben pdre.
Dieie bSien Tremoen bdtten ndmli@ pie
@@maroterphan;en ben e&ten &merito>
uern ben Mdbrboben pertimmert unb
iie aus ben suten 8ei@dftisunsen uers
branst, besbalb bdtten es bann bic tlu>
gen 2eute ni@t n,ebr Der mabe mertb
sebalten, ii@ 10 fart gu uermebren.
Der sroBe @elebrte Tiiber meiit mad,
baB BON 1850 bis 1910 ii@ a1e 5ebn
Sabre bic 8eu0lteruns our& ll& ielbit
UNI SO @rosent uermebrt babe. @enn
Der CUTE Monn bic bomaliaen S&iffs>
liiten pon Ybilabelpbia, Seem Oort,
Baltimore, @ilminston lin @orbs@ Caro-
lima, } @barleiton unb Saoonnab ifnbt>
rem moute, bann mirbe inn Elm 2i@t
aufbammern, wober bieie 0ermebruns
fam; bic Gauienbe uon Deutl@en, wel@e
smij@en 1858 unb 1900 ). 9. mad
pennipluanien tamen, beu6lterten bai>
lelbe 10 tart, baB bic Deuti@em lanse
3eit bic Mebrbeit bilbeten. Die meiiten
SnbuRrieen iinb pom Deuti4en ms
2an5 se6ra@t moroen, uno uiele, Oh
9roB ober tlein, beute nod IN beuti@en
bauoen. Mu@ baben bic anoeren Na>
tionen @uropas einen 9uten Mntbeil an
Der Ginmanberuns bes porisen Sabrz
bunberts 9ebabt. .:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Gon8ret.

Sm Senat bielt Qoose (&ep., Mfan.)
am montas cine 9teoe gu @nniten ieiner
@eiolution, bic pom benz Yraiioenten
Monroe int DECEMBER 1928 perofent>
li@te Dottrin bur@ ben @onsreb gu
ianttioniren.
Die 8oti@aft bes Braiioenten iber
bic Monroe Dottrin unb iber bic 0ene>
3uela>Trase unb bic %einitimmise Bemil>
lisuns betrefs BET BON benz Prdiioenten
e%mpfoblenen @renSs@ ommilion babe gu
benz ~lauten, menn aud ni&t bauf'een
@ei4rei sefabrt, mir barften ni@ts
tbuu, UNI enslii@e Sntereien 81 pers
leten. Dieies @ei@rei, in Verbinouns
NIT 2onoons Werbliffunssueriu@ bur@
e1ne Mttien>8 anit, babe Die mirtli@e
6ra9e etmas permirrt unb cine tleine
table Grtldruns iei besbalb anseme6en.
Sic pom @auie paiiirte Earifbiu uers
ipri9t elm Sell 81 rperben, ber I'M Senat
bic Tbore Der Debate melt 0ffnen wirb.
Inter ben @enatoren, beren @onitituen>
ten I'M @auie uerna@ldiiist murben,
siebt es unjufrieoenes @emurmel unb
es uiro Elm @unoer iein, uenn ni3t bic
gauge Carthage i'm Senot mieoer our@:
aenommen ,uirb. Die uon ben Senato>
rem Burroms uno Quop einsebra@ten
@menoements 3eisen, oaB bieie Earifs
tenner bic 9ausbiQ fir gu eng balten.
WRit@e1 lit bereit, elm Imenoement GUT
@ieoerberiteQuns Der mc&inlep @oQ>
3oQe ein3urei@en. Iburiton BON @es
brasta wiro I'M Sntereiie Der ,3uderras
benbauer bic @ieoerbelebuus Der 3uder>
Bountpbeantra9en. .
Sin prominenter @enator aus ben
Mitteltaaten ioQ jeoo4 ein Garoinals
Mittel in 8ereiti@aft baben, mel@es bic
gauge Mc&inlep>8iQ mieber einfabrt,
nit elmer GrmdBisuns 0 rs Yrojent.
Dieies ENHANCEMENT t0nnte balb paiiirt
merben, oenn es beburfte, ba bic sonje
@a9e betannt, teiner uielen Debatten.
Scr Senat mirb auf iesen TaQ NIT bie>
fem ENHANCEMENT gu tbun baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
@efmdtts,N ott3cn

Qanet Cure Bilber bel $. &. Ga
perien e%inrabmen.
Deuti@e StridwoQe gu 20 @ts.
ben Stran9 bel Grou 9. s 0 q m a n n.
Mue @orten MaKe, Candies, beuts
i@e 9feffernii6e in better Nualitdt em>
pfeblen i. &. u. 9ofer.
Stride Opiters bon allen Sorten
in ieber beliebi9en Guantitat iinb biQi9
3u baben Bel w at &einbart. (ba
penrp @rone mo@t biermit be-
tannt, baB ct auf feinem alien plae I'M
Baiement pon S4eQ's @ebduoe an ber
@de pom Minneiota> unb 2. Nor6traBe
nad ME uor Butter unb @ier tauft unb
ben bo@iten marttpreis in @aib bafar
be;ablt. 80. 49,.
Grtra feline ia4ii9e 8rotwurit
bon iept al wieber b~etanois 81 baben
i'm Tleii@ersei4aft bon
ba Mar &einbart. .
&rate BEL Meniden, Nduoe bel
@ferben, 9unoen uno @ieb meroen in
elmer balben Stunbe 9ebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Mnb. 5. Gditeins Npotbete.
Mbonnirt ouf ben v6orti@ritt."
Senbet Cure SSoroerunSen we9e,
Teuerieaoen 9esen @iienbabnseieQi@ai>
ten unb @u9er (Usury) en- 6. g.
Bu:te, 1918 u. Q. Xife Building,
Minneapolis. 9eiten Gmpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften ruenn SIR Cure Gnti@as
biaune ni9t betommt. cow ba
Oeuti@e setrodnete Birnen (9ubs
ieln) iinb wieoer gu baben bel s. q u.
9ofer.
y Sn ber Stem rlm Creamery ipiro
ieber3eit fir Mouen>B Butter unb Gier oer
bo9ite Marttpreis in rGaib" bejablt.
Office in S4eqs @ebauoe, Gde Min>
| ueiota> unb 2. Norbfrabe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
S@itoqo, Di5ember be oreiejman:
3i9ite b. w.

3i9lte b. W.
sci iter Gbiter!
Sci Sinso - i'd Fam net besreife,
ME { gutter ameritanii@er patriot nod
sSus zen tonn for be @rouer @liulano
I'M for ~uniern 9an3e GonsreB. Die 2eit
iein ia uiel Sc lansweilis I'M umltdnoz
l,9. Was ion bann bes LANCE ToB>
made BELLE. Oils oruif, Jag i'd, bel
Sinso, brufi! Des Geen5ise, mas uns
iest nod raureiBe tann, is quid Aeets
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

1tttt ben bisber ibli@en lansen Ser
l@leppunsen ber @abltonteite i'm natio>
nalen Mbseoronetenbauie, bic ii@ man@:
NAL lber bie gauge Ga9uns erltredten
uno Dem 2anbe elm 9eioen9ele toiteten,
i'm sesenwdrtisen @onsreB uorjubeusen.
bat ii@ Spre@er &eeo enti@loXen, 5mei
@ablausi@iile gu %ernennen, bic ii@ IN
bic Grlebisuns Der uorliesenoen i~treitts
gen @ablen tbeilen unb 10 i@neQ oamit
aufraumen merben. Tieie Neuerun9
mirb beionoers Dem jetigen @auie gu
itatten tommen, oa ni@t weni9er ais 80
Wableontete ibrer @nti@eiouns barren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
0trmti@teS.

Ser Agent Der Staats> GH@ere'>
@ommiilion, GuQerton, bat etpa $4,000
aus benz @ertauf pon Gii&en realiiirt,
bic Der 9lrion Slid 60. in ct. Paul
nit Bel@las belest wuroen.
1eber cine 9emitblide ~ Teier
miro aus mabiion, Sno. beri@tet. Da>
ielbt i@nitt ant @eibna@tsabeno in oer
Mtt. 3ions>&ir@e 81. &obertion ieinem
ansebli@en @esner Gbarles @eeo ben
6als fab. Ser Breoi9er, &eu. Tlet@er
Sones, i&lus nit einem &nuppel &os
bertions S@doel ent3mei, i@leifte ben
9emuBtloie en- in cine @de uno bic per>
snisl,@e l%1nterboltuns muroe bann mie>
ber aufsenommen.
Ser 6alfs>@ ilbbIter g.
8. @tepbeus muroe Dot a&t Easen
mad part @apibs sei@idt, u'n
50 g. Sanes, ben M9enten bes ct. pau>
Ter @ommi{iions> 9dnolers 81. 6. Gobb,
3u beoba9ten. Wan wuBte bon ibm,
bag er i4on friber uiel @ilb fir Cobb
aufsetauft bate uno er wieoer etma5 i'm
edible flbrte. Montas nun nuroen
GAL Mebbubner unb l6 Stdd Wilb in
Sames' Beiit sefunben unb bies uuroe
ni@t ALIEN NIT 8ei@las belest, ionoern
er ielbit ,puroe obenbrein uerbaftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

i@n. @ann ids &c tbun bdtt, ba
miBte beint Nbeno nod nit benz Limited
Trdbn oQe S9itusoer 0obi@iments
nod Detroit I'M NIT benz Terpboot eniws
'uer nod @inaior uf bic cdndbidn Seit
sebra4t mern I'M bort Sal Columbia
rdis in erer @eis, baB Der alte Victorid
bic Obrn Gag IN Na@t brunme ioQte.
Die Neu Dort R0idiments follte en-
hamburger Stiemer ti9artere I'm en-:
dmwer nod 2oubon-(wer Mills ibne
bann webre?) - bic Xonooner i3ittis
9au beiete un en- Edmmdnp 9au 2orb
Mdbier eiiete, I'M band bes sanje Qanb
an bic Suneiteb Stdbes dnuecte. 3D.
adbd t0nnte bic S@itaso @0bi@iments
aQeenis iettle. Oie ct. 2uuis &oos
idiments tOnnte mad g~eue;uela IN iebe,
Oh bes iimmerbaupt Der MIb uertb is,
sc anndcte. Oa-bes is bic gauge Cad.
go bdtt's 9ema@t weroe io1e. I'M 10
wdr's semo@t morbe, mann i'd sefrast
moroen mdr. Dag i'd aa@ grab iett
ben iid fem miHe!
Mit Risarbs
Dours
Sobn pun Gate V,em.
Pi IS. Stop E little! Sd ben grab
seleie, boB bic Stads u erer @ous
pdni, no i@ S@drs beruo bab, seorappt
iein an Neccaunt u benz @aritdr.
Des sebt net. Wann i'd @elo berbei
u~erliere iout, BERT tee @or sema@t wern
IN 'ner miiie Nqes ;errid netme, mas
mer wese Der Dacterin Monroe aeiast
ben. Des war nod i@0ner. @as sebt
uns 0~eue;uela an? Meer mihe Pies ben
nit Snslanb, iunit BATS sei&eut. Sd
MID mel Iauer sema@tes @elb net mcgee
Der Dacterm Monroe uerlieren.
/. Oours a
Sobn pun 2ate 8iem.
81 IS. Neper meinb. Die @tads
sebn ,u;eber nuff ME i'd aus bic 9lefter>
nubnpdpers feb. 9urrdb f0r Pdtrio>
tiBm! ... .e..
Brief bes Sobn &.t@ an bic vTreie
Brei1e".) '.a ".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

9llS einen vsroBen 6aufen i@ma&>
li@er, trdntli@er unb unoisciplinirter
sSunqens" betra@tet elm Correspondent in
@uba bic baielbit Bis jett s%elanoete ipas
niide 6eeresma@t. Sn bieier 9luslai>
flung liest alien ni@ein nod piel 8abrs
belt, ba bic before &la1e Der Spanier
li3 nabe3u neutral ber GreibeitssB emes
quns 9~eseuiber uerbalt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Dours
Sic Ent6eduna rcttete icir Qebetl.

9lpotbeter g. GaiQouette. pou Seauers:
piue, Su., iast: rDr. Sings Neuer Gntbetz
flung uerbante i4 meia 2ebe1. 9atte bic
Grippe unb 3o9 aqe Nerste Der llmsesenb gu
@atbe, ,uelde mid iebo9 benz 1ooe perfaQelt
bielten. ga i1 III meiner Npotbete Er.
&t1ss yteue Gntbeduns bate, beiteQte i4
cine SloIde uub uurbe 9lei9 mad Der eritel
DoiiS merfli9 better; 6rei Nlalden beiltell
mid poltdnbis. Wir mo@ten jest ni9t
obne bieielben ieia." }Solt eiae Erobehai@e
bel .. 81. Sliem. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

Die Mussabe weiterer @olobonos
burfte nur nod cine Trase aQertar5eiter
;3eit iein. Die @eierue 1T aut $685.
s6s, 800 seiunten, unb IS iino teinerlei
QlnSei&en fir cine balbi9e @initeQuns
Der Nn5apfunsen uorbanben. Die benz
@onsreB porl,eaenbe v8onbbiQ" finbet
ni4t ben 8eifao Der Administration,
Der YraIioent pirb besbalb mobl i@mer>
lid s0sern, bic @oloreierue, iobalb bies
uuumsansli@ notbmenois mirb, in ber>
sebra@ter 8ciie 3u itdrten. (@olts5ts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

9e,,t sroBen ct. 2%ouiier 8rauer
Bui@ in ct. Qouis, mel@er betannt>
lid, UNI et,pas 1T biei em Xanbe nod ME
Daeewelenes gu liefern, $780, 600 fir
bic 6o@3eit ieiner To@ter nit benz
6auptmann Don @ontarb binparf ins
@tammbu@:
6unberttauienb, unb bas in Baar,
Sir bic @dite, IN, gu i@maroten!... -.
Wer's tann unb tbut's, Der 1T fiirmabr
Ser arSBte pon alien proten!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

CHICAGO HOUSE,
&idaro @eiiinser. Gisentbiimer
M,rn. II. /. Subitr. Seem l1lm.
&eiienbe. ionic &~otsinser fnben Su ieber i3eit bic
bette ~llntertunit unb Vebienung. ROT bel Tag ober bet
Der Wo&e. Su Der gsirtbihaft iperben ftets bic bsiten
getrdnte. Gisarren unb Tabae 9ebalten. Cute Stal
luusen far ben ausfpann. IL
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13

MICHIGAN's NEW WOMAN.

A Mayor Kidnapped and Forced 20 PROM
Use to Co operate IN Reform Movement.
Mayor Stern, of st. Joseph, Mich,
will not think lightly of the new woman
after his experience last Monday night.
The mayor was walking quietly down
one of the back streets when forty wo-
men who were leading members Of local
clubs and church societies captured him
and dragged him into a private house,
where they demanded that he should
cooperate with them in a reform move
ment.
The women claimed that the laws
we. e not enforced; that cigarettes were
sold with impunlty; that young girls
were enticed by bad men, and that the
saloons sold liquor to minors.
Mayor Stern was kepta prisoner for
two hours aud was not released until he
gave his promise to submit the reforms
demanded to the city council. Among
other things, the women demanded the
adoption of aIcurfew bell upon the ringing
of which children of certain ages must
retire from the streets and go to their
homes.
If this is sample of the methods of
the. new woman it goes withuot saying
that they will revolutionize our politics.
No man in public life is willing - run
the risk of being kidnapped by band of
women and held a prisoner until he
yields to their demands. In the major
ity Of cases the victim would probably
be treated gently, but in some instances
the zeal of the female reformeys might
lead them to resort to devices which
would make their prisoner very uncom-
Portable. The mayor of st. Joseph
should be thankful. that he got off SO
easily.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
GROUND UNDER THE WHEELS.
HEART.RENDIEG ACCIDENT
NEAR DAWSON.
A Little Child OF Section Foreman Fiizpat-
rick Crushed by Central Rail-
road Engine.

A distressing accident, which resulted in
the death of the three year-old child Of
Section Foreman Fitzpatrick, Of the Cen
trail railroad, occur ed three miles north
of Dawson Tuesday afternoon.
As the train approached the section
houses the trainmen saw what they sup.
posed to be a piece of paper lodged be-
tween two crossties. As the train rush
ed forward, and when too late TO stop,
the little tot, as such it was, arose and
stood directly in front of the engine.
No human power could then have avert
ed the accident.
The child's skull was crushed, the top
of its little head being almost cut off.
The mother of the little one rushed
out OF the house just in time TO witness
the horrible accident, and fell fainting to
the ground. DR.. j. G. Dean, the roads
surge at Dawson, was on the train
enroute to the medical convention at
Atlanta, and did all he could for the
little victim of the heart-rending acct
dent, but death resulted in few min
utes.
Engineer Walter Scoville was running
the train and was deeply affected, crying
like child when he saw the result of
the terrible accident.
No sadder occurrence ever happened
in this vicinity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
Dog Uses Telephone.

Georgia has no end of queer things.
There is now discovered within her
boundaries dog that uses the tele-
phone. The dog is the property of Mr..
Richard Howard of Columbus and an
swers to the name of"Roscoe." One day
lately Roscoe was at home when Mr..
Howard called mp some one there and
told them to put the receiver to Roscoe's
ear. When they did 50, Mr.. Howard
said Roscoe, come to the stables;
there are some rats to kill" The dog
instantly recognized the voice of his
master, and, evincing the greatest pleas
ure, FASTENED to get out to go to him at
the stables, where he willingly perform
ed the d1ty required
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
A Georgia Enoch Arden.

A pathetic Euoch Arden romance
which occurred in the northern part Of
the state is thus narrated by the Dab
lonega Signal. Bill Galloway, Of this
county, served term in the North Caro-
lima pententiary and few weeks ago
his term expired. He returned to this
county to find his wife, wha was Ellen
Waters, divorced and married again
Bill, not satisfied at thus finding mat
tiers, hired on farm, and at the house
was young woman named Hix. Before
the lapse of two days he made love to
the woman, and, getting her consent, APP
piled to Squire Cal Chester The
nuptial knot was tied at 10 a. M, and
at p. m. both the bride and groom
went to blowing in the field, as happy
as the l4th of February m ated birds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
Old Peonla.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whiskey nor other intoxi-
cant, but acts as tonic and Alternative.
1t ac.s mildly on the stom ach and bow
els, adding strength and giving tone to
the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the
performance Of the functions. Electric
Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids
digestionS Old people find it just ex.
actly what they need. Prices fifty cents
and 81 90 per bottle at Sale-D Davis Drug
Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13

The Best Salve in the world for Burns
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RLenm, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped ands, Chill
blain's. Corns and all Skin Er1ptions,
and positively cures piles or no pay
required + is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
Sale-Davis Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD.
BULLETIN SHOWS ALL THE CROPS
IN GOOD CONDITION.
Win Be Good Fruit Year. The Corn Crop
Is Thriving and Cotton Is Putting
Forth PromIsingly.

Good rains in nearly every section of
the state have fallen with refreshing
effect upon the young crops. Forecast
Officer Hurt reports fine crop con-
ditionsfor the week ending Monday.
Corn, which has been peeping out of
the ground for fortnight or 50, is
thriving under favorable conditions of
weather, and cotton, which is just COM
ing out, has nothing disadyantageous
to contend with.
This promises to be an exceptionally
fine fruit year and unless some unfore-
seen disaster should arise there will be
an abundance of every kind of fruit,
peaches included.
The weather crop bulletin just issued
says
"The warm, showery conditions of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
Donaestics.

$500 ds good sheetng &c quality at. ...3i cts yd
1000 yds good checks at..........,.....38 cts yd.
5000 yds best checks Riverside quality "A cts I'd
1OOoyds good feather ticking worth 18c. cents yd
1000 yards good mattress ticking Zoe grade AZ cts I'd
Big lot 10 cts lawn and muslin. .........4 cts I'd
Big lot cheese cloth all colors ,.......85 cts I'd
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13
he WILL NEVER GO BACK.
SOUND MONEY PEOPLE AT SEA
FOR A CANDIDATE.
AS a Last Resort Congressman Ben Rus
sell Is Suggested to Lead the
Lost Cause.

10C@ O"NASS'
Since the publication Of Captain w.
NJ. Hammond's letter declining to be-
come candidate for congress the gold
bugs in and out of the second have
about given up hopes of making the
campaign in this district even inter-
esting, much less a winning one for
their side. In casting about for lead
er of the sound money cause Congress-
man Russell has been suggested, the
suggestion coming from the Waycross
Herald, paper published in Mr.. Tur-
ner's district, and one that has taken
more than a passing interest in second
district politics. That paper says:
"Colonel VIM. M. Hammond declines
to make the race for congress in the
second, and the Waycross Herald takes
off its hat to the Albany Herald in
acknowledgement that Editor McIn-
tosh beat us guessing.
'With Russell out of the race, Ham
mond is the logical sound money cam
didate from that section, and his re-
fusal to enter the contest will be a
disappointment to his friends and to
the friends of sound democracy and
sound money everywhere.
"Ben Russell declined to be "a candi-
date for reelection on Mr.. Hammond's
account. Mr.. Hammond being out of
the race, the h. aid thinks it is in or
der for Mr.. Russo. to again enter the
the ring. Mr. Russo may be averse
to opposing Judge Bower, but the
judge does not seem to be as sound on
the financial question as he should be,
and his candidacy will not give gener-
al satisfaction. Let us have Ben Rus
sell in the second"
The Albany Herald, in commenting
upon the above from the Waycross
Herald, tells, as, follows, some of the
! reasons why Mr.. Russell cannot go back
to congress, and why Captain Ham
mond thinks it more profitable to stick
to his,law business
1.-THE above nomination comes from
without the district, but it will be read
with interest anyway. That Congress
man Russell was staying out
of the race on Captain Hammond's
account is littlestrange, as the latter
hadn't announced his candidacy; and
really we have our doubts about the
authenticity of this report, anyway.
We think Mr.. Russell's reason for not
entering the congressional race was
excellent; he knew it would avail him
nothing. The goldbug papers and the
goldbug voters of the district are
mot of our way OF thinking, we know,
but we have all along attributed Cap
tain Hamond's lack of anxiety to en-
ter the race to the dictates of his judg
ment, which recognized the hopeless
ness of his cause. And Russell,s in
the same fix, only worse-he has free
coinrge record in the fifty-third con-
gress and up to the time of his last
election behind him. He will never
go back to congress from the second
district"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13

the past seven days have greatly inn
proved all crops, though the rains were
again scattering, and some localities
received none or a very little, and in
such sections crops are suffering Sc
riously. Corn has generally received
its full cultivation and is growing nice
~. The bulk of the cotton crop is in
the ground, most of it up to good
stands, and the first sown is being sid
ed and chopped in all portions of the
state. Fruits, as arule, are very prom
ising, though few of our reporters
mention the fact that peach and pear
trees are shedding badly, due, no doubt,
to the April drought. Wheat and oats
are doing fairly well; sugar cane is
very fine and gardens show improve
ment since the showers set in"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-05-13

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