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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04
A new MOSES.
PROPOSES TO LEAD THE PEOPLE
FROM DARKNESS INTO LIGHT,
David WsdeiMarlOn Is His Name, and He
Has Great Scheme If 1t Will
Work. Has Made Three Speech.

Has Great Scheme If 1t Will
Work. Has Made Three Speech.
es in Georgia.
A new Moses makes his appearance
He energies from the bullrushes of
Chesapeake bay, in the vicinity of Ball
timore. His name is David Wade Ma
rion-a very good combination for a
leader, it must be admltted-and his
purpose is to lead the people of the
United States from darkness, toll and
poverty into the glorious sunlight of
afluence and ease. He is the founder.
president and promoter of the Tmpe-
rial Patriotic order of the United
States. Like COogler's poetry, it is
purely original" Nothing like it has
ever existed before. 1t is a scheme
which should merit the r1ost distin-
guisbed considerable If Coxey, Wa tp.
Karl Brown and Dusty Roads.
President Marion saws he il goino to
settle the financial question. Further
shan that, he is going to make it Just
as easy for any and every CITIZEN to
borrow money from the treasury as it
is for national banks to issue circulat
ing medium on the strength of the
treasury's credit. He is going to re.
form tbetreasury system, making the
nations financial department a stock
company, with every adult person a
stakeholder having all the rights, priv
ileges and perquisites which are usual
Iy enjoyed by stockholders in compa-
MES and corporations. The men are
not to have a monopoly of the snap.
now eyer; women are to be let in on the
ground floor. Indeed, inducements
are to be offered women to take part in
the movement. To each of the first
sixteen million women who qppIv for
membership, President Marion Will
issue 800 pension certificate, payable
by an act of congress, beginning in
I9!I. Nake application for member
ship early and avoid the rush.
Inc treasury establishment is to be
spit up into 600 suS-treasuries, or so
many as may be needed to plant one
SQo.UeaSury in each county in the
Inlted states. This is to be for con-
Venlence of the stockholders. Each
adult IS to have certificate of stock,
winch may be hypothecated at the
treasury for loan of 5000, less 10 per
cent 10 cover operating expenses. So
I9ng as a borrowing stakeholder keeps
up his interest charges (one-half of l
per cent annually he is to remain in
g?oo standing, but upon default he
VIII De sent to the changing to work
upon the public highways.
lDlS is but Sk iyOroi n. oIo,,o ,ro,,
lne surface of President MarIon's
scheme, which is mile deep and con
Jams many queer things. He SAYS he
mas already made three speeches in
georgia; that they were we'll received
ana ne has no doubt that he can count
upon this tate to fall promptly behind
a aIS leadership. He intended to visit
savannah to invite General Fitzhugh
Ire 10 become his candidate for presi-
C CsI IN the next campaign, and to ask
It,oIoneI William j. BRYAN what he
SSnought OF the Imperial Patriotic Or
u DER OF the United States, but Lee and
bryan were so incOnsiderate as TO po
away before he could arrange to see
v r There is evidently a vacancy
;Saa"nIng for President Marion.-Sa-
'annah News.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

j. Fl. Or ~ If Dundee, Kan. writes:
FtMy ntrle daughter las been tronhied
with Group ever since she was three
mon hs old, and | never found ANYTHING
70 lipve her until 7 cried Begps' Cherry
Cough Syrua. and thar a1s
tirel think ii is The aast
on til n srket." For sale Os sate Wis
Drug Co
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

can sar noh'oMo, Ind, April 4, 1898.
contradi@""'y without fear OF successful
Live" o a1Cu Ion that 0r. j. 1T. MoT;ean's
icine bon AA'dney Balm is the hest med
ney tro, m lave ever used for liver and kid.
and had a6n, l suffered for five years
relief wha 'oout despaired of obtaining
vas recon,,yycu your Liver and Kidney Balm
the desire" onaed to me. In it / found
sale bv SoIo TelIet.-J. Fl. ARNETT. For
laws Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04
DEADLY sHANG FANG SWORD

HOW the Mmpress of China Givem IA.
cense to Murder.
The "she devil of China, " saws the San
Francisco Examiner, has SENT ont tha
dread Shang Fang.
The great two edged sword conveying
bne absolute power of life and death is
probably now adrip with blood. 1t is the
desperate expedient of the totterin0
Mantchoo dynasty to crush rebellion and
Sut of conspiracy. The sending of the
sword is an awful portent. The dragon Ia
again to have his bath of blood.
According to the news from the orient
the empress dowager has given the Shane
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

,iI pcaIdS, burns, old sores, tumors and
fffeo, are all relieved at once, and in time
t tao, uaIIy cured, by the use of this per-
r ra, ointment, Beggs' German Salve. Ask
6 1Gu, druggist for sample and take no
''HV'' For sale by Sale-Davis Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04
rids the system of it forever. 1t
Purely Vegetable

and one thousand dollars reward
Is offered to any chemist who can
prove that it contains a particle of
mercury, potash, or any other
mineral ingredient. S. S. S. is
the only blood remedy guaranteed
to be absolutely free from mineral
mixtures.
Books sent free by Swift Spe.
cltic Company, Atlanta, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

matlsm, which is
the most stubborn
of blood diseases.
1t is not intended
to give relief only,
but by completely
neutralizing the
lacid condition of
:the blood it forces
out every trace of
the disease and
&c - E r.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

z dHg TO ISal Uni,
prince of Tuan,
and to Prince
Tsa; Lien. With
1t they can slay
and slay and slay
without trial and
On mere suspicion.
Their enemies and
the enemies of the
throne may be be-
headed at will.
The empress evil
IDENTIFY fears that
her reign is totter-
ing and that the
dynasty is crum-
bling under her
feet; for the Shang
Fang is the last
resort of Chinese
despotism.
The S h a n &
Fang is a great
two handed, two
edged sword. On
1t Is an inscription
conveying from
the sovereign the
absolute power to
kill. 1t thus be-
comes at once an
Instrument of de-
struction and a
symbol of absolut-
ism. 1t is the
most dreaded of
all the Chinese
cruelties, and is
supposed to be re-
sorted to only
when the throne
and the dynasty
are nenaced by
conspiracy and in
dread of treason.
The custom of
J 9 n d i n g the
Shang Fang is so
old that it's origin
Is lost in the
MOSES which COW
or the beginning
of Chinese his
tory. 1t is a pow
or, however which
has rarely been
invoked in recent
years, and evil
IDENTIFY the "She
Devil of China" is
striking out in
desperation and
fears the worst.
The news of the
giving of the
Shang Fang is re-
garded with deep
interest, though
none but the most
learned have any
thing more than
the dimmest ap-
probation of the
import of this the
latest move of the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

II irritable, out of sorts, depressed in
spirits, have dull headache, take a few
doses of DR.. Simmons Liver Medicine
for quick relief.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04

One Minute Cough Cssre. Suress
That il .yiet :. rasoe TOR.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
Foregleams Of Peace.

In looking for immediate and practi-
cal results at the peace conference, we
are very apt to underestimate some re-
suits that do not lie ON the surface Of
affairs. The mere fact that civilization
has been forced by some kind Of un-
measurable pressure to consider the
matter at all is an inestimable gain
and a hopeful assurance that future
conferences will carry the matter on to
more definite results. The time has
come when nations must stop and think
of something besides physical force
They are forced to acknowledge that
the great bulk of intelligent mankind is
in favor of doing away with the strain
Of pTofes sional militarism, and this con-
vention, irrespective of the conclusions
at which it may arrive, is a preliminary
concession to the demands of the peo-
Piles themselves. The delegates. whether
they will or not, take the spirit of the
times with them. and we are enabled to
see in hopeful way that the princes
and pOtentates of the earth. who always
lag little behind the spirit of the age.
are being forced to listen to the prompt
ings of that spirit. Emperors may not
be ready to put away all their weapons,
but they are beginning to see that men
are slightly tired of killing each other
at the beck Cf imperial masters. There
fore, although selfish considerations
will come to the front and cover them
selves with smooth words and specious
diplomacy, the mere fact that they
come together at all and acknowledge
the necessity for consultation is worth
a great deal to the world. The two most
powerful of the Representatives at this
onvocation-Russia and Germany
will be forced into an attitude of apollo
getic reflection, in spite of themselves.
very much as if they were summoned to
the bar of public opinion. They will
have to make excuses fer their imperial
medievalism, pretend to be slightly
ashamed of their brute force, and as
sumo the air of deprecating bullies who
would like to disarm. but dare not. All
this is something for the end cf the CEN
tury to be proud of. for it is looking on
intelligently and will measure the hy-
pocrisy, the insincerity and the Jealousy
unerringly. taking note of its own
moral power to hold up the war lords
and make them consider.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
The Wealth of Waiting.

Everybody who has visited New York
city is more or less familiar with the
triangular block where Broadway and
Fifth avenue reach Twenty street.
It is familiarly known az the Flatiron.
from its shape. This plot of ground is
only IA feet long. 5S feet broad at the
base of the angle and 2 feet at the
apex. but It was sold for $3.50. 900, or at
a square foot valuation of S202.70. Mr..
William P. Emo. the Cwner, bought this
property in 1855 and paid s32. 500 for
it. When he bought it. there was
sunken common where the Fifth Ave
nue. hotel now stands, and the tent of
FrancOni' s circus was conspicuous there.
A white wooden picket fence, very
much out Of repair. surrounded Madi-
son Square park. If you take a pencil.
you can figure out that the plot made
for Mr.. Emo between 1855 and 1899
about SIC. 900 year by its own incre-
ment And this opens the view to the
enormous wealth that has accreted to
the Astors and others by sort of pari-
site clinging to the great vital munich
pality and living off it. Those men who
years ago had sufficient faith in the
city and possessed the necessary cling
ing power all got wealthy by the mere
expansion of their environment. Thou
sands Of other old men walk New York
who have expended a hundredfold
-, h. h-k 10 .~f
life than the Astors. but whose heroic
efforts in trade or commerce have met
with ultimate reverses simply because
they failed to hitch on to the momentum
New York is still truer of those great
western cities whose growth has far
outstripped in speed that of New York
Twenty years before Mr.. Emo bought
that triangle, then in upper New York
and now in the very heart Of its tur-
moil. lots could be bought in Chicago
for $500 an acre. and any man who
could see the direction in which his
country was moving and had the stay
ing power could become his own Astor
and establish savings bank for every
one Of his descendants If any one sup
poses for a moment that the American
has not learned the lesson here taught.
let him turn his eyes to the Ute lands
recently opened in southern Colorado
The scenes around the Arboles section
have probably never been surpassed
Here are armies of crusaders coming mp
to possess the land. Never before did
the virgin soil invite such cohort. and
every one of these men. viewing the
wilderness. sees in it all the possible
cities Of the future. This is where faith
in ones country takes a very practical
shape. and. with the aid of the agricul-
tural implements. manifests itself in
good works
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
her subject

William Waldorf Astor's complaint
that the American press distorted and
caricatured his great grandfather life
and character out of pure malignity
has created the widest establishment
in all parts of the United States. There
was. until this complaint made itself
heard. a very general impression that
the original John Jacob Astor had been
highly esteemed by the country as a
shrewd. self made man, every way typi-
cal of our early thrift and hardihood. 1t
would be lard indeed to find anywhere
in the historical papers Of America lLJ
reference to John Jacob Astor that cio
not do justice to these qualities One
ucnders what papers Mr.. Waldorf As
tor .r - = the habit Of reading
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18

Queen Victoria, not unlike some or
our veteran actresses. recently an
nOunced her last public appearance. 1t
was at one of those functions so COM
mon in Great Britain. the laying of a
cornerstone. Whether she will be in
duced to reconsider this decision, and.
like the aforesaid veteran actresses.
make several other final appearance,
will depend probably altogether upon
the condition of the weather and her
rheumatism. But the British public ap-
pears to have settled down to the con-
clusion that it has seen the last of her
in public. AS she is in fairly good
health. considering her age. there is
really no good reason why she should
make her retirement absolute. She still
owes a duty to her people, and that
duty is not so hard to accomplish when
it consists in simply showing herself TO
her subjects
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
The water question in the west is OIL

The water question in the west is al
ways of supreme importance. because
the people either have too little or too
much. 1t is an old story that the man
who builds a sawmill on a western river
waits until spring to get water enough
TO turn his wheel. and then he sudden
ly gets enough to take him and his saw
mill into the next county. But even
tkis old and familiar experience does not
match that of Mr.. Mayuce Myers at
Whittiers. in California. He was suffer
ing for the want Of water. and he bored
an artesian well. in the process of which
he struck an ocean that shoots up 500
feet into the air and threatens to wash
his whole ranch into the Pacific. This
ranch consists of 1900 acres. and half of
it has been overfiowed. destroying ten
acres of grain. Trains are now running
to the vicinity crowded with sightseers
1t is free show. as there is no way to
hide the display. though it is probable
that Mr.. Myers would be glad to give
the thing to any one who would take it
away. One of the California papers says
that the state authorities are getting
ready to add a new river to their map.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
Beees' Cherry Cough Syrup

Gives you the essential qualities
of the cherry tree bark from which
it derives its name. 1t cures your
stubborn colds, coughs of long stand
ing and Group. 1t is the best known
cure for la grippe. Sold by City
Drug Store and T. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18

veloping it, with white cloth for the large
sailor-collar, which is a distinguishing feature
of the jacket Trimness combined with
comfort are the ruling characteristics OF this
jaunty top-garment. The closing is made
invisibly at the front and the sleeves are in
two-seam style, finished at the wrists with
rows Of Notwithstanding, as are all the free
edges of the jacket. The dress is shown
made cf novelty goods, with decoration of
narrow velvet ribbon. The waist blouses
slightly all round and is topped by a round
yoke and standing collar. The skirt is four
gored and ripples toward the lower edge.
Specially prepared for US By The Buttertck
Publishing Co. (Limtted).
R. Lowenstein, agent, Ardmore, l. T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
OUTDOOR TOILETTE FOR A
LITTLE GIRL.

A jaunty toilette for The little maiden IS
here reproduced from design seen recently
in The Delinedtor. The jacket is very
comfortable affair and will prove an acceptable
addition TO the Summer wardrobe for wear
on chilly mornings at seaside and mountain
resorts Blue faced cloth was used for de-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-18
6ctzootAJNWsus

FrcTn Appiejack Farm, wich il next tn
Grover Cleveland 5, in the stait Nv Moo
Cerscy.
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Mr.. EPIzOOT WILKINS.

re Ii ApDOinteG a "PerambOOIntIn
I Miashunary" 90 Restore Harmony
Among the Different Factions of
the Democratic Party-He Attends
the Tammany Dinner In New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-31
EAST END HOSE HOUSE

Bids Asked For by the Council Com
mittee on Fire Department-An
Rxtraman for the Atlantic Engine
House Authorized.
The council committee on fire de-
partment met last evening, Chairman
w. M. Baird presiding. and Councllmen
Fox. Meyer, Beckett and aartley pres
emit. The principal matter up for
consideration was the letting Of a con-
tract for the new East End hose house
on the McGannon lot, McColloch
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Plans had been drawn by City Engineer
White for a frame structure, but when
the committee learned that at q cost
Of $500 or $500 more a substantial and
Creditable brick house could be put up,
1t was decided to change the plans
from frame to brick, and the engineer
will act accordingly. Bids, on lnstruc-
lions from the committee, are adver-
tised for in another column, and are
10 close Thursday evening, at o'clock.
The building will be fifty by thirty
feet, with an addition in the rear, ten
by thirty feet. on the first floor the
engine room will be twenty-five BY thir-
ty-eight feet, with two box stalls eight
by twelve fet. and a hospital stan six
by twelve feet. In the second story
will be the sleeping room OF the men,
twenty-eIght feet square, with bath
room. closet, lockers and beds. Back
Of this room is the hay NOV, twenty by
twenty-elght feet.
The request Of Chief Cline for author
ity to hire an extraman for the Allan
tic engine house was acted upon by
the committee favorably, the chiefs
explanation of the need OF another man
being conclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-31
Governor.

Unless the governor intervenes BY
granting a Communication Of sentence.
Frank Broadenax. the Mcdowell coun-
ty negro to whom stay Of execution
was granted recently, thus saving him
from participating In a double hanging
with '.shep" Caldwell on October ., win
hang at the state penitentiary on
Thursday OF next week, when the stay
Of execution expires.
However, the indications are that
Broadenax will not hang. To begin
with the governor would not have
granted the stay had he not been inn
pressed with certain extenaatlng feat
ures connected with the crime for which
Broadenax was sentenced to the gall
lows. In addition, he Is receiving the
support Of several influential persons,
first among whom, is Rev. 3. N. Spur,
of Moundsvllle, rector Of Trinity P. e.
church. Mr.. Spur is expecting to re-
ceive to-day a transcript Of the testi-
mony in the trial Of Broadenax in Nc
Dowell county, together with recon-
mendatlons for mercy signed by num-
Der OF prominent citizens Of that coun-
ty. The transcript and recommends
lions have been secured by Attorney
General E. r. Rucker, who will forward
them to Mr.. Spur, and when received
the latter will Immediately go to Char
lesion and lay the matter before the
governor, and appeal for a eomnpta-
ton Of Broadenaxs sentence to imprts-
onment for life or better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-31
THE MBRoANT1nE's SEASON
Opened Last Evening With Progress
sira Whist and Dancing.

OpG00u 4Gh9b d1NSA4401
sive Whist and Dancing.
The winter social season opened at
the Mercantile Club last night in a
most auspicious manner. and II the first
function is a forerunner of what is to
follow, there will be many enjoyable
ones at the clubs quarters during the
winter months.
The club rooms never presented n
prettier appearance than last night. and
the decorations and arrangements re-
fleet great credit upon the good taste Of
the committee. Nearly every member
OF the club was present and number
OF visitors from surrounding towns
graced the occasion with their presence.
The evenings entertainment opened
shortly after o'clock with progressive
whist. The first ladies' prize was a
handsome bronze bust, won by airs.
Norris HorkheImer. The second. a
handsome etching, was taken by Miss
Lettle Hlrsh. The gentlemen's prizes
were taken by Mr.. Z. Buchanan and b,
F. Kraus. Mr.. Buckman's prize was q
large mirror, and Mr. kraus' silver
mounted mustache comb.
At the conclusion Of the games, sup
per was served by the clubs caterer,
and this was followed by dancing,whlch
was kept up until II late hour. The
Opera House orchestra furnished the
music.
The committee in charge of this
years social features is the same ms
last year, and consists of Messrs David
Kraus. chairman; Lee Somehow, l.. b,
Stein, Leonard Heyman and Joseph H.
RneF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-31
NOTHING NEW

In the Deal to Purchase the Hobbs
Plant, but There VIII Be Soon.
No new developments have taken
place in the movement looking to the
purchase Of the Hobbs glass works. but
Senator N. B. Scott stated yesterday
that he looked for something to develop
in a few days and that probably the
stock in the new concern viii be placed
on the market within week. Senator
Scotts illness kept back the negotia-
lions for several weeks, but now that he
has sufficiently recovered to get about
again, he will take the matter up ut
once and there is little doubt that he
Will bring the matter to as successful a
conclusion as he accomplished at the
Central.
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WILL TIE HANG?
Believed Frank Broadeuax WIN Es-
cape Hangman'S Rope.
POWERFUL FRIENDS AT WORK

IN His Behalf, Who win Endeavor
to Secure Communication to 1mpris-
onment Tor Life -Rev. B. X. Spur
Expects to Receive Transcript Of
the Case To-day, and WIN Then Go
to charleston to 1nterceds With the
Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-31

We invite our friends and all lovers
Of china and Art Ware to attend our
opening to-day. We wish to thank you
for your liberal patronage the past
year.
To celebrate our first anniversary we
offer our entire choice stock during this
week at 20 per cent discount.
Just received, and embraces China,
Porcelain and GlHss Table Ware. Toilet
Ware, Ornaments and Lamps Of every
description.
THE WEDGEw0oD,
1908 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-31
Card.

To A. C. Clark, Esq.
Equitable Industrial Insurance Co., Of
Washington, D. G.
DEAR sIR;-To-day your state SUI
perintendent, II. Holland. OF this city,
paid me the sum OF two hundred and
elght-two dollars (S2S2) in full, due mo
by the death OF my husband, James T.
Rose. Your straightforward manner
in payment of claim is most commend
able. Very respectfully,
MRS. JANE ROSE,
~ Indiana Street,
Qslnnd) Wheeling, w. Va,
Oct. 80, 1890.
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gIle 9rltsI!iae1l6ar
once. IS and 81 Fourteenth Street,


Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Proposals.
Card Of thanks.
Bids for Engine House.
NOtice-W. u, B. Society.
Meeting Hospital Association.
For Hallowe'en-Albert stol5e 4 Co.
Bright HabutaI Silks-Geo. NJ. Shook q
Co,-Eighth page.
Second mage.
Eighth page. -. 49,. /,
Herrnann-Fifth page.
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Mr.. AshbnuEh, the fur man. will no nj
the Windsor Hotel, Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday October 30, 81 and Mo-
elites In Jackets, Collarettes and scQrfs,