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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-06-13
CLASS POEM.
BY MISS LILLE CHRISTIE.
THE Psalm of Life"

THE Psalm or lire.
with due apologies to Longfellow.P
Tell me not in terms censorious
Lifeis but "a scene Of dearth,
For we girls have prospects glorious,
Filled with melody and mirth,
Men viii gladly gather round US
When we've left this stage Of strife
And with piteous pleadings pound US
Each to bless some lonely life,
strong they'll plead, and sweet Wen listen,
While loves warfare grows apace.
And our eyes with Joy will glisten,
Yelled with half ayerted face.
There'Il be love both deep and lasting,
Telling hearts most fervent wish;
While our silken lines were casting,
Praying soon to land our3HSh.'
Sure the soul that knows no ceasing
In this most enobing fight.
Finds bliss for age increasing
When she wins for self and right
We are here this world to brighten
With the radiance Of our smiles,
And our foes. mans woes TO tighten.
when we have shared him with our smiles.
Heavens bright gifts of youth and beauty
Must not crown our lives in vain;
For It's plainly made our duty
Quick TO sogth our fellows pains"
Lives Of old maids all remind Us,
We must make our lives sub.iWe,
Careful not to leave behind Us
Statements sad of wasted time.
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CLASS PROPHECY.
ny NIras nl-RY PICKETT.


CHICAGO lLL'' NOV oIh, l'oo'
| Dear MI Hanklhs 40" slaO' lLoe70'
was 10 receive your cheeIl"s iGV'O'
appreciated II SO much' LOT hno"
your position as president VI Vile 'o' L
Hopkins University muS1 DC wy NY
one, ana "ohuer you la" Uiino "
write me. Just mere let me say No"
delighted am TO kno" thaC my KIM
teacher has oeen SO honoreu'
WIN great pleasure "Hs"oI o"l
| queries concerning our ueat ol'' CLASS
| OF 1900.
Contrary TO the rules ol eUlqueU'0'
shall Ilrst tell you OF iny7eli' IHaV ou
may know just now accurate IS my III
formation concerning my cIaSSiLl4. 60
A year after lett school, oelh@ raoneL
experienced ana OF some" haV oIS Il lHe''
! bearing, was made sole agent Iof Ih9
Hoyt German cologne manufacturers
My sales have been very extensive
and during my last years ROUNDS was
! fortunate enough to visit the homes OF
most OF my classmates. but before
begin about them let me ask YOU pro
fessor, for one OF your pictures Tor our
latest thumb-papers. They are satu-
rated with our glorious extract ana
am sure picture OF my ola professor
would only increase the sales
shall l. al
lie Christie. Lille, with her big blue
eyes and laughing mouth, gave up her
bright career as an artist Tor nooier
calling, that of missionary to the
heather of the Philippine Islands.
Though Lille meets with many hard
ships, she says she is never so happy as
when, trying to instill the Gospel into
their beniehted minds.
Evalyn Melton ran away with Chi
nese laundryman just after our com
mencement. He was handsome, for
Monaghan, and finding his charms lr-
resistible she eloped with him and
went to Pekin. In about year it
transpired that her husband was
prince in disguise, who had come to
see if any of our fair girls would marry
him for himself alone. He is now en-
peror, AMI Evalyn, as first lady OF the
land, has had her picture in all the
magazines. Evalyn says it is all mag
niticent, but her feet do not feel quite
as comfortable as they once did.
Irene Harris, our dignitied, sedate
little blonde, married boy four or
five years her junior, and. finding his
education not complete, she began a
school for boys, and with him as
nucleus a most fourishing college was
founded. Her husband went through
every class, and with Irene's assist
auce graduated with distinction He
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most extensive practice, he is enabled to cure all
of these different diseases, including painful,
profuse or suppressed menstruation, proIapsus,
all ovarian trouble tumors and ulceratlOn-in
fact, every form of those diseases which make
burden of life to the great majority of women,
He has so perfected this system of his that he
can treat these cases by mail, without any per-
sonal examination TO which every sensitive
woman naturally objects) and without any oper
alton, with its consequent pain and necessary
danger.
His system of treatment is taken in the pri-
vacy Of the home; the cure is painless and i'll
positive
ONE LOW FEE.
Write him letter stating briefly your condl-
ton and he viii send you blank to be filled out.
He will give your case his personal attention and
care and make his fee so moderate (including all
medicines necessary that you win not feel the
burden of the payment, and he viii guarantee
you positive cure. Address,
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. o.
DIR. Hathaway & Co.,
IS Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING,
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GRADUATION ESSAYS. 4.
INTERESTING PAPERS READ
BY PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASS.
The Class Poem, Prophecy ard
History by Misses Christie
Pickett and Kendrick.

The es8aysI written by the young Ia
dies and the speeches delivered by the
Young men Of the graduating class OF
the Dawson public schools Thursday
night were all highly creditable and
ENJOYABLE. The class poem by Mss
Lille Christie, the prophecy by
Miss Ruby Pickett. and the history by
Miss Mae Belle Kendrick are, by re-
quest of number who heard them, re-
produced below:
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his patients over ten thous.
and women, suffering from all
those many different com.
plants peculiar to the sex, and
has completely and perma-
nentlY cured more than so per
cent. of the cases he has
treated.
By his exclusive method,
which he has perfected during
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-06-13

their souls as the swift seasons roll, :
and may you ever retain the happiness
YOU so richly deserve. Ever your
friend RUBY PICKETT.
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WOMEN CURED
AT HOME.
THE GREATEST OF SPECIALISTS
OFFERS TO THE SUFFERING
HIS SERVICES AND
REMEDIES.

For more than twenty-five years DR.. j. New.
ton Hathaway has made speciality of Female
Diseases. During that time he has had among
Evening star., 1900-01-24


Not for at least twenty years has such
an extraordinary winter been known at
Davos and other high stations in the Alps
as prevails at present. In the first place,
the snow was very late in coming. When it
did arrive there came also extraordinary
low temperatures. followed now by a com
plete breakdown in the winter weather At
the tire of writing it actually rains-and
rain IS quite a rarity in Davos in January
Moreover, for several days past there has
been a rapid thaw, and on Tuesday after
ECon the Curverein had to pull down the
red flags over the skating rink, which de-
note that it is open to skaters. All the
snow and ice sports, in fact, which form so
great an attraction in these high Alpine re-
sorts at this time of the year, have prac-
ticaliy come to an end, and the many i'm
portant events in skating, tobogganing
curling, etc, which were to have taken
place in the next week or two will have
to be abandoned or postponed. This state
of things is, of course. a bitter disappoint-
ment to the Americans who have gone out
to enjoy the winters sports, and 1t is also
having its effect upon the many invalids
who have gone out to be benefited by the
wonderful clear, cold, sunny weather which
usually characteriZes the winter at Davos
L. H. MOORE.
Evening star., 1900-01-24
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FIGHT AND 4 FOOT RACE.
The Manner of Warfare Adopted by
the E'iIininOs.

Mr.. John B. O'Neil received letter few
days ago from James f. Smith, Wash
ingtonian. who is serving in Company F..
United States Volunteer Infantry, in the
Philippines. The letter was dated Angeles,
via Manila" December o Private Smith
says, in part
II have been In this land of shot and
shell for nearly four months, and cannot
say when | will be able to leave for Gods
country, but as | am enjoying good health
[ cannot complain
Continuing. the letter reads:
Whenever We get lonesome or times get
too monotonous We go cunning for Fill
pinos, and you ought to see the fun. There
is never fight without race, and as the
Fiipinos are good sprinters, they generally
win. Their way of lighting is to fire few
shots at us anu then skip out. OF course,
We follow them. They ambush us at every
opportunity and always fire few volleys
into us before We can locate them. Aguin-
aldo himself is constantly on the move,
with our troops in hot pursuit. He is now
fleeing to the mountains as a last resort.
Last week the troops captured $4,000
of his money, which he intended to use in
paying off his troops That means that his
followers will have to go without their pay
for some time to come Many of his Off
GERS and men are surrendering to us. and
all complain of the same thing-nothng to
eat. They say they are sick and tired of
fighting on empty stomachS.
The tilipinos. as whole, are far su-
perior to the Cubans. They are more in
teillgent and industrious. OF course, 1
don't mean to say that they are ready for
self-government. for they have great deal
to learn.
The country here is much the same as
1t Is in Cuba. When you get outside of a
town you are in a jungle. The fields are
covered with crops of rice sugar cane and
tobacco and all the tropical fruits of Cuba
are found here. The houses are built of
bamboo and set up very high from the
ground. Fine churches are everywhere,
Manila alone having about $50. Many
quaint sightssare to be seen here. The buff
falo is the beast of burden One thing pc
culiar about the animal is that he must get
his bath regularly or he will not work, and
then, too. he is liable to stampede. When
ever he does this he is dangerous and has
to be killed. Their time for bathing is
about noon, and no matter what they are
doing at this time. their work is abandoned
and they have to be led to water.
MANY Chinos Chinese live on the ISL
ands. All sorts of money is used by the
people, but American money buys all Others
at big discount"
Evening star., 1900-01-24
. . .

ElecIru-magnets age becoming more and
more common for lifting purposes, and are
made 10 do the work formerly accGmplished
by means of chain and hook. Where hot
iron plates have to be handled tine service
ability of the electro-macnct method is
most pronounced. In Il large English foun-
dry u number of the eleciro-Iuaanets ca
pable of carrying load of 1000 pounds
are used These magnets consume five and
one-half ampvr1S Of current al 4 pressure
of 10 volts At the Woolwich arsenal the
greater part OF the moving of large proiec-
tiles is done by electromagnetic. Many
large works in this country use th,m for
lifting heavy weights. transporting them
rapidly from one point to another by elec-
tric motor. Magnets of from one TO five
horse power are the usual sizes used.
Evening star., 1900-01-24

From the indianapolis Journal
1s;tbel-'Wen. I accomplished a good deal
down town today"
Ara hella-"Does your new coat fit nicelyy'
lsabel-"Oh. 1 haven't found out yet; but
L kept seventeen clerks from selling me
coats that didn't fit"
Evening star., 1900-01-24
MEDICAL.
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FREE CONSI- LTATION.
Hours. from 10 to and } to .. Tuesd., Thursd
and Saturd., til 8 pm. ta6 i'm
Evening star., 1900-01-24

No other nation can show such a rapid
increase as that of the United States
George Washington was President of a ma
ton numbering fewer than 5000 600 indi-
yiduals. 1t took twenty years for the pom
ulation to double. In 1910 il was 1893 SS1
in 1920 it had reached only $685. S22. and
ten years later the total was II s66, ,02o
From this time on it advanced by leaps
and bounds. In 1910 it was 1909, 453,
in 1850 1t was %, 19l. SIG, in 1860 1t had
reached 81, ,443,321. and thirty years ago
the census showed population Of 3S 55S :
81. 1t did not pass the 59,000,03 mark
until 1880. when it was 80, 155. 7S3, and the
last enumeration, 1880, gave total Of g.
622 go.
Evening star., 1900-01-24
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cases cases OF men and women Consultation free.
Daily. - Il, 70 o; Tues, Thurs. and Sat-
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Evening star., 1900-01-24
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. }

STEATII HAVEN.
Kentucky near beach.
St,-Iu, '..stt modern every uly-uienc". SSD
v .,.E uI, tia24- -26t ~ y. j. IOYER-
Evening star., 1900-01-24
LADIES' GOODS.
PLATING

and Fine Tucking TO order. Buttons and But
tOnlloles made. at OPPENHEIMER'S 5l4 9th NV
jar ;m-o
FUR GARMF NTS MADE TO ORDER: REMODEL
I'M of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
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sci Lena
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TOO RICH TO MARRY.

Too Rich to Marry is a bright and
sparkling comedy filled with laugh
provoking situations and quick SUR
prises. 1t is clean and wholesome. II
is play that drives away moods and
makes one forgeltul OF all cares for the
time being, From the studio scene in
the first act, where the complications
beeiu, to the par1ors Of the mansion in
the last act, one is kept in continual
uproar OF laughter by the witty lines
and clever situations.
Throughout the plot terms with sur>
|priaes and cflmaxes, which grow nat
ura11y and spontaneously out Of the
resourceful character Of the play.
Too Rich to Marry will be here on
w ednesdaY Nov, 2lst. Seats go or
sale on Monday; prices are only Is, s5
so and Zoe; boxes are 81,
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BLOOD

We live by our blood, and
on it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or BY.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re-
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con
tinual flow Of rich blood. This
is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer nc. spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved; our blood
is poor; there IS little nutri-
ment in it.
Back Of the blood, is food, to
keep the blood rich. When it
fails, take SCOTS emulsion of
cod-livero oil. 1t sets the whole
body going again-man woman
and child.
Wen send YOU little 10 try. If you like.
SCOTT s BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New York
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The profit Of gold mine depends, not ON the
amount Of rock erushed under the stamps but
upon tho amount Of gold which can DO extract
cd from the rock In q similar way the value
Of food which Is eaten does not depend on the
quantity which IL taken Into the ,omacb hut
npon the amount Of nonIishuient extracted
from i By the organs OF nutrition and digestion
When these organs are diseased they fail to ex
tract the nourishment in sufficient quantities to
supply the needs Of the several organs Of the
body and these organs cannot work without
nourishnent. The result is heart trouble, liver
trouble and many Other ailments, Or. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery, aetine on every or
an Of the digestive ind nutritiye system, re-
ores IL to health and yigor. 1t cures diseases
remote from the stomach through the stomach
In which they originated. Golden Medical
Discovery sontaiAs neither alcohol ser nar-
OotiSs.
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Things THEATRICAL.

aH''fE
This afternoon at $50 p. M, the My
rkle and Harder Company will present
the famous play "a Game of Hearts'
Tonight the engagement will close
with the roaring farce comedy, @Look
ing For Trouble" This play was
made famous by Joe OFT.
The Myrkle & Harder Company is
the best repertoire company that has
visited our city In some time, and the
attendance for this afternoon and to-
night should be large.
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In the matter of 8 Marks, in
diYidnAlly, and as . mem =
Der OF arm Of s. Mark n IN bankruptcy
Co, bankrupt.
To the creditors Of 5. Marks land q. MArks
" Coz OF Brunswick, In the county Of GIynn
and district aforesaid, nkrupt: Notice n
hereby given th0t on she TIN day Of Novern Der
A. ID 1876, she said 8 Marks was duly afiiudi.
ented bankrupt aRd that the frst meetIng OF
Bio creditors will DO held At Brunswick. in
5lynn county, on the 10th tay 4 NOVsmbsr.
A. n. i9g0. AZ 10 O'clock IN the forenoon. Al
which time the Said creditors mAy Attend.
prove their claims appoint truate- examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other business
~ may properly come before said messing.
A. }. CROYA1T,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Dated at Brunswick, Georgia, this the 10Th
day OK November, 1900
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Il MILK WHITE FLAG.

HoYta "A MIX White Flag
FhouEht by many to be the authors
bess effort, haa been given AZ excel.
leAt 2Fodncsion this season by Man
ayers tpnnps aaitay1sy.
This alaRlg sucossstul play over
iows win heaor, nsrrimsni and som
and dancs. lie scsnefy. costumes and
At'rAetlys yoang ladies are said 70 be
all that eoula Be desired. This musical
selections are new, and the military
favor shrOushous the whole play is
highly acceptable. One oiihs special
engagements for the production is Lit,
tie Chip, the dlmiauti5e comedian,
"A MIX White Flag comes on the
23rd of this month.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

GEORGIA, Glyun County,
WIN DO sold before the courthouse door IN
brunswick, on nrst Tuesday In Decem Der,
nineteen hundred, the le8sehold estate explr-
Of land in Town Commons OF brunswick: Ia
number III between Gordon And JohnsOR
atreeta; and the sontbeAstern quarter or lot
number III between Johnston and Harlow
streets. Sold ~ property OF estate OF A. ~
Putnam, under execution issued By the tar
collector OF said county against A. 4. PutnaM,
VII. BERRIE, sheriff
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ELI ZISSIMhg 10,
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ENeigIl 0IIl j.
Domestic FIOIIS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
AllKinds d. Candy.
Our Greatest speeiaI,ss

For 20 years DR.. J.. Newton Hath
away has 20 successfully treated chronic
diseases that he is wiedged today
TO stand at the head 81 / lprofesaion In
this line. His "a method OF
without the aid Khife OF cautery
cures In 30 per cent. Of all cases. In
the treatment Of loss OF vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney aud urinary
complaints. paralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, catarrh and diseases pecul-
lar to women, he is equally successful.
DR.. HathawaY's practice is more than
double that Of any other specialist
Cases pronounced hopeless by other
physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment. Write hum today fully about
your care. He makes NO charge for
consultation or advice, either at his Of.
fce or by mail.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. d.
90 Bryan Street. Savannah, Ga
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Savannah, Ca, Elks' Grand Carni.
val and Street Fair, Nov. 5-17, 1900.
One fare for the round trip, plus rs
cent? admission to the Carnival. For
military companies and brass bands
in uniform, $t6O for the round trip
per capita, 20 or more on one ticket.
Tickets Oh sale Nov 8, Z, ., u, IA, 10,
with final limit NOV. IS, inclusive.
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To THE Pubic
Whereas, There are number Of
houses 10 the sewerage district of the
city not come ted with the sewer eys-
tenn aad,
wheisaS The line has expired IN
which the dleeins ofdirt Is .pFohiblted
by ordinance, ot otherwise and,
Whereas, She JAWS q the city re-
qaire the. all houses & 1he sad district
shall beoonnected
This is, therefore, to notify b u pso-
pie concerned, that unless aaeh Rsgsss
are forthwith connected tbs ounar 81
agents thereof viii BE- subjected 10 The
penalties prescribed BY law
Done at the city ball. this lO,h Of
November, 1900.
DnAN b. ATKINSON, Mayor.
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Don't b deceived OK humbusged by people
who claim the discovery OF some hitherto IN
known herb or root in swamps, or on some
mountain or prairie for the cure Of kidney and
bladder troubles, Any doctor. or druggist with
toll you that such claims or fraudulent. Folsy's
Kidney Cure simply contains remediesthAt are
recognized by tho most skilful physicians as
best for these complaints, so don't be credulous
or foolish w. J. Butts.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RAILROAD CHARTER.

State Of Georgia, To the Honorable, the see
Giyin. Of G Georgia 81 '''''' = no 9'"'
Thepetitlon Of G. Downing, F. d Aiken,
] ], j. Lott, J.. R. Aiken, &c. Brobston and w y
Rrantleyi respectfully shows:
T. That aaeh and al or said pedtfosge a,
eept 4 X aiken, reside in the City, 81 n Z.
wick, Oountyof Glynn and State o. /
and that petitioner l.. X. Aikar tlsef
Mount Pleasant, County Of Ways ate Of
Georgia.
II. That petitioners desire obtain
themselves, their successors nd Aasigns,
charter for railroad company to be known ~
the Brunswick q birmingham Railroad COM
pany, and they seek to be Incorporated under
uch name as corporate body. for the purpose
building and operating railway line under
III. That the length Of the railroad proposed
to be built BY said company viii be about four
hundred and blty (460l mileF, as near ~ can he
estimated at this time, and that the general al
rection OF same will be southeast to northwest
~. That said proposed raj lrosd begipning
In the City OF Brunswick, Georgia, viii prob
ably run through the counties Of Glynn, Wayne,
Pierce, ppLngt Coffee, Irwin, Wilcox, Dooly,
Sumter, Webster and Stewart, in the State 81
Georgia, 20 point on the boundary line be-
tween Georgia and Alabama withia the county
OF Stewart, IN the state OF Georgia and from
said point to the cities Of Montgomery and Bir-
minghs m in the state Of Alabama, and the
principal places from which and to which it is
proposed 10 construct said railroad are Brung-
wick, Georgia, and Montgomery and Birming-
man, Alabamas
y That 1t is proposed to issue capital stock
IN Batd railroad ccmpanp 10 the amount Of If
teen thou sand ISIS. 0OG) for each mile of said
proposed railroad, makinga total capitalization
Of six million seven hundred and ffty thousand
dollars .S675O,980) and ali Of the capital stock
Is TO he common stock and none Of it preferred
stock.
VI. That petitioners desire that the charter
or said railroad company, obtained under this
petition, shall continue in force for the full
period fixed by law, towit One hundsed and
one (l0l) years.
VII. That it Is proposed to locate the princi-
pa Office Of saidsralroad company IN the City
Of Brunswick, Georgia, and petitioners show
thatthty intend in good faith, immediately
upon the granting of the charteriherein prayed
for, 20 go forward without delay to secure sub
tcriptions 10 the capital stock, construct, equip
maintain and operate said railroad: Where
fore petitioners pray that they, their SUCCESSORS
and assigns, may be incorporated as such rail-
ro0d company, under the safd corporate name
Of the Brunswick 81 Birmingham Railroad
Company, under the laws Of the State Of Geor-
gia, with al tie rights, powers aud privileges
incident and pertinent to similar railroad corr
poratioRs and as are Gxed and defined by the
laWs Of said State, and petitioners will ever
pray.
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$500 Reward.

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