The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-24

oculated in this way, and all OF theh
had yellow fever.
MIR. p. j. MORAN is touring south
ern Georgia and writing Interesting
letters to the Atlanta Constitution
upon the resources and possibilities OF
this favored section. If Mr.. Moran
would see the garden spot OF the state
where the soil responds more bou@tl-
fully to intelligent cultivation than 1t
does anywhere else and the farmers
live at home ard have bank accounts
he should visit Terrell county. Come
to see us. Mr.. Moran, if you want to
find progressive and prosperous yeo-
many.
Those papers that have been telling
their readers that there is money IN
Angora goats may use this Dit OF IN
formation to prove the truth of their
statement A man in New York
dropped his wallet in a stall where be
kept valuable full-blooded Angora'
and the animal extracted 81, 037 in bills
therefrom and swallowed the same.
Then the man had the goat killed and
recovered his money, mutilated butre-
deemable.
TIE NEWS was favored with an in
vitation 20 the marriage OF Mrs. Aula
B. Cook, the talented editress of the
Miller County Liberal, to Mr.. Joseph
Toole, which occurred at the Baptist
church in Colquitt Sunday morning.
We extend congratulations and wish
for Sister Toole the abundant happi-
ness and prosperity she deserves.
GOVERNOR GAMBLER denies the re-
port that he borrowed money while in
New York last week, and makes the
gratifying announcement that the state
has sufficient funds for its needs. The
governor has improved the condition |
of the treasury wonderfully since he
became captain Of the ship OF state.
COTTON is showing a stitfening indi-
cation of late. with an occasional squirt |
of a few points, which generally yield
to a bearish tendency Commissioner
asserts with some degree of /
positiveness that the Georgia acreage |
will not be increased, there being
general deficiency of labor.
ADMIRAL SAMPSON has just received /
So $50 more as bounty money for some
fighting he did not do during the Span
ish war. No matter who gets the glory,
it must be confessed that Admiral
Sampson is getting his full share OF
the gate receipts, says the Atlanta
Journal.
IT is believed that the Chinese gov
eminent will be forced to pay about
1920 100000 to the Christian nations
who are in the grab game over there.
Future historians will speak of it as
the great Chinese squeeze.
EDITOR SIDNEY LEWIS of the Sparta
lshmaelite is now an oil inspector. lie
deserves all the good things that come
his way, and Mr.. Stevens never made
4 better appointment.
JUDGE FITE is charging the grand
iuries to indict those who play pro-
gressive euchre at social gatherings.
The Judge could find bigger game, if he
was mind to.
STATE TREASURER PARK, observes
a contemporary, seems to think the |
veto power does not belong exclusive
ly to the chief executive
NEWSPAPER publishers are now hay- I
inc to pay 81, 100000 wear more for
paper than heretofore as a result OF
the paper trust.
Mr.. BRYAN's paper has attained a
of l00, 1000, and he is said to
be making much money. This paper
is glad of it.
Mr.. BRYAN ironically compares
Grover Cleveland to soldier who is
sin peace invincible, in war invisi-
ble."
ALBANY is keeping open doors this
week. Everybody is making her
call, and it is mutually pleasant
A MINNESOTA man tasted twenty
two days. He lost fifty pounds in weight
and both feet.
Behold the Heroes.
The Newman division of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
voted on great men and the Herald
and Advertiser publishes the result,
the one receiving the highest vote
first and so on. The great men are
Sam p. Jones, Thos. f. Watson, Walter
b. Hill, Warren A. Gambler, Charles
H. Smith, John B. Gordon, Allen D.
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