The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-27

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the old-fashioued spinning wheel, ano
the gasoline or electric autoplowolle
will displace the one-horse pillow. AND
all of this vast labor-saving machinery
TOO valuable to stand still, will want
TO run at night.
EvERYBoDY will kick fellow NOR
tai when he's down, it seems. Sena-
tor lanes K. Jones of Arkansas is
catching it hot and heavy from every
source. when as d matter OF TACT ne
doesn't deserve such treatment. He
cave several of the best years OF his
life to the service of the democratic
party, and is not to blame for its de-
feat. Jones is as near all right as
any of them.
THE Savannah News wants to know
whv do most of the northern and west
ern cartOonists, especially those OF
the republican press, picture Cuba az
a pickaniuny with exceptionally thick
lips and knotty hair. Cuba is not
black republic. By far the greater
proportion is composed of white per-
sons. The ''coon" pictures of Cuba
are an atfront to her.
HENRY WATTERsoN has made an
other attack on Grover Cleveland.
Mr.. Cleveland has his faults, but he
does not deserve such spiteful and per-
sonal treatment. Watterson has car
ried his dislike of Cleveland to the
same unreasonable extreme as have
the anti-Bryanitic newspapers In
their abuse and misrepresentation OF
the Nebraskan.
GREAT is Boston. A few weeks ago
negro who attempted criminal as
saut on white girl was sent to
house of correction for month or two.
A few days ago two men were before
police magistrate, one having beaten
his wife and the other his horse. The
former was fined five dollars and the
latter ten. And this ia the classical"
city.
A VISITOR to Dawson from nearby
county remarked the other day: II
see in The News that Terrell county
has $4,000 locked up in the vault
and vet notice weeds growing in
front of your court house. They must
be allowed to PROV there TO hide the
vault" This is probably the reason,
as The News can imagine no other.
THE Charleston man who ATTENDED
the coronation has returned home ana
reports with much satisfaction that he
got close enough to the thing To hear
he train 20 "choo-choo" as it brought
me royal party into London. Allan
ta's representative is yet to be heard
from. Maybe he had niger ampu-
tated by the wheels of the train.
UNCLE Russ Sage is ''agin" the trusts
and is friend of labor. The philos-
opher who years ago inquired as to
whether the Ethiopian could change
his skin or the leopard his spots evil
IDENTIFY knew nothing of Uncle Russ.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has started
on his vote-making tour, though unos-
teusibly of course. Teddy may posi-
bly, get the next nomination, but he
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PRESIDENT SCHWAB OF the steel
corporation has gone TO Europe. Life
here is TOO slow for man who draws
a salary twice as large as that OF the
nations president.
THE rumor that Judge Hal Lewis
will retire from the supreme court
bench has been revived, and ambitious
would-be judges are again coming to
the front.
THE state at large appears worried
that Terrell county has attained such
an early lead in the cotton receipts.
But that's characteristic of Terrell.
If there is a single good reason why
Dawson il not entitled to rnion
depot The News would be glad to have
it's ignorance enlightened.
THIS countrys chief executive is
strenuously contending for harmony.
To harmonic on him would doubtless
suit Teddy immensely.
DAwsON's busy season is now fairly
on. The farmers aud merchants are
happy, and all are glad TO be Daw-
sonians and Terrellites.
A BROOKLYN thief stole forty-two
diamond solitaire rings the other day.
He's fixed for the matrimonial market
now, at any rate.
WE have heard that Ben Russell is
publishing a new paper down at Balm
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