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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26
Una Carta.

En- c&rta que hamos recibidc de
Baltimore Sc NOS dice 10 siguien
te:
"....y no dabemos ser tan pc
SINH stas qus imajiaemos que de
nos otros los puartorriquefos nsdie
Sc ccupa aquf
Para probar que si tenGmos "a D I
buenos smigos, le dire que al edito
rial de La Correspondence titalado
sErrores que deben reclifca rse1 que
fu6 pnblice do sdemSs en- ipg99s con
el epfgtsf :, ga wrong that should
be rignted", en- 10 edici6n de 27 de
MAyo, fU6 reprcducido por eli
"Washir gton Post" de Julio 8, con
el rubro de SPlaint from Porto Ri
CO.'S
Parace qua el tema uam0 In
Stsnci6n del eThe B oston Heralds
porque 1eprodujo q su vez dicbo sr'
tfculo. ac&s tom &n< o o-del eWash-
ington PostS, dedic&ndole. adem &s,
un editorial en- que coments extea.
samenta In mat riA con al 1f5ulc
ga 6nslas coudici, mes
Ds ORR 1s do al Presidents en-
uno de los discnrsos pro1 cisdca
arr Masaa chu sets. SO refiere q pLoi7at
from Porto Rico h%ciendo In siguien-
te dec'sra cl 30: ........ s'y sGp0se qaGe
las qatejas que pot1ois oir que de Puerto
Raco Uegon no son de6iolaS d desafecci6n
al pueblo nj al go6ie77ao americana, 50
no Il cr5tic0s qeIe Sc h0cen de las Ieyes
oM estoblecidas q que Ell Congreso Sc
gat1'dmente iTd naodifcG7ado q renaovie1o'
GO. ........'
va We usted, pnes, que 10 Acci6n
re fsxiys y ordenada de una er ergi-
ca crltica 6e los puertorriquef1os, no
solo no es perdida, sino que se Ia
stisnde y despierta interes en- los
vaivenes de esta politica. Lo que
para mi es motive de marAvillA ca
que en- esa is's NO Sc lev&nte un&ni
me 10 opinion p1blica para pedir
los hombres de gobierno de este pals
y Rl mismo pueblo americana, Ell es-
tablecimi snto de leyes que definan
IL situaci6n politics & todas luces
insosteuible, de 10 isla.
Acompkf1o nstea ell articulo
editorial de <The Boston Herald.
por 81 complaca usted leerle dar-
le & conocer & sus &migos y compA
triotAe Ae............"
CeIebraDdo mucho que 10 OPT
nion en- los e 'tad0s y nidos nos de
pruebas de smistad, cosa que tene
mos como segura desde hAce tempo,
y celebr@ndo tambien que los escri
tos de La Correspondence, encontran
d eco, no sean pardi1os, publicare-
mos mafisna ell srtf ulo "Ano nalss
condiciones" que "Tne Boston FL ?
r@lo" ha tenido Ia cabsllerosidad dc
dedicarnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26

NO, con ese nOmt re que, por consa
10 Gel 81 d P&tmsr, hRbr1Amos dA-
do & nuestra c. lectividad. G mo
siempre, nos z, 6.f1o el PATRIOTS.
mo, y por Eo cometer el delito de
dar cuerpo 6 las disco RI les inoss ii.
MS, perdimos - ventsja DEL nom
bre, popular en- nnestra tiarr$ Y
aimpltico loe poderes nacionalas.
No nos arrepsnti emos de Aqasl
rasgo de abnegAci6 ofvica Y 10
consignamos pcr 10 que g! sirve a
demostrar que nj una sola vez fai.
mos los primeros en- d vidir 6 nues-
tros compatriotas en- bandos fratri-
cidas. FL nal Sc hizo y hecho queds.
H ~ no es dkble remediarlo. Pero
.>ebe 2tenuarse, en- provecho Y part
honor de los unos y los otros, pro.
pendiendo. -aunQue se sacrifquen
enconos personales-& 10 cordisli
Id de relaciones entire los nartidos,
Y oil mutuo Acuerdo de Ambos--6 de
los tres 81 SO desen rue va y SO aGan.
"a ell UNIONISTA Q los asuntos
que afsctan al psfs entero y cuya
soluci6n corresponds, bian & Ia
asambles insular, bien sl pre:iden,
to bien nj Congreso. lSe recono-
ce incompatible con nuestr& digni
dad y nuestros 1tareses 10 law F'o.
r. KARI Puas dq.e pierden fedora
les, repub)icsnos 6 unionistas cou
unirse ra1a exigir que Sc nos otor-
que una cons tituci6n buena, Saba,
justa democr&tic&? iSe pagan
impuestos en- dem asia? Pues Squ6
oierden republicanoe, unionistas y
faderales con pedir que SO castigae
sin piedad el presupuesto? 1Se
prefiere & los hijfs del continsn se
81 proveer los empIeos retfibuiaos
con lnjo? Paes, ique pierden unio
nistas, fsderales y rapublicsnos con
demandar To- preferences para los
hijos del terru1c? Seamos patrio,
tas antss que politicos: Y clio no
impids que cada nno lahore hssts
obtener la preponderanoia que le
complace, que le halaga, one le con-
viene,. enpleando recursos hidslgos
y no desceudisndo &ls bsja intriga,
. nj & 10 desdorosa ca umuia, nj 4 IL
barbara violeucia, que engendran ell
odio y el esc&n ialo y que pregoran
nuestra eaucsci6n civicA m&ls&na,
de que urge dsspojsfnos 6 corregir.
| nos al en- resli lad nos sentimos
aptos para ser libres.
Para cUrdr Un Refrado en- un djo
as tAxAMrE a Pr = as
Il ~ 40 Ia hrrna a E aa ial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26
Siempre
ell Mont Pelee'
sobre el tapete.

Paris Setbr. 16. Al Gobierno
sc ha elevsdo una petici6u esta ma
mana sugiri6ndole el envio de otra
expedition & Fort de France.
Ahor& e palps que el obligsdo
restablecir iento de los hsbitantes
en- ell davastado y religroso terrific
rio Immediate q II bsse del vo,cau
Pele6 fue un error fatal.
Kn ght, Senador por Ia Martini
CO, dies que Sc propone solicitAr un
fondo international de 40.00O,000 de
frances.
Uno de los mas distinguidos pr
blicist1s franceses que visito & 10
Msrtinica POGO despp6s del 6ess sire
de Mayo, da 6 conocer sus dddas O
bre In adecuada distribution de los
fondos, Y pre- gunta sin smbSjes 81
no hsbr& habido nege ecic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26
Ul diSCurSO
en- C6rCega.

Paris, Septiembre is. M. Pc
Tetan, Ministro de Marins. ha rrc-
nunciado uns discurso en- Ajaccio,
en el cusI dijo que C6 ega era el
a.iiio ceptra que u,1s 81 Africa
feancesA To- Madre Patris. <Ls
costa Este de 10 Isls-sontinuo -
cubre direct smente al ccray6n de In
Italia. Rl Msditerr Aneo 20 es, esda
luego, nm lago frances. pero tiene
para nosotres importsnci> tan capi-
tal que debem verlo con gran in
Seres Corce ga es Ia gsrsntfa mejor
que tiene Francis en- ese mar para Ia
segurida Id de us intereses4 Fortifi
cerl& es nuaatro deber.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26

ST sa iuformase nuastro crisario
en- los signos snpsrficiales, en- II apa
riencia visible de lss cosas, sfirms
l1amos one il politics que desde
Washington se ordena las autoriea
des de San Juan reconoce, cono CD
ieto CAST exclusive, la exclusion, mas
6 menos pr6xims. del elamento in;'f
gena, para que le sustisnya Ell ele
mento continental. La inquietud en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26

Ons Year r....,,...,.. gold ....,. BUG
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26
,~ NO sERA UD. ENdANADo.

Que siempre hay fullerias y frau
des en- abundancia, es cosa que todo
el mundo sabe; pero rara vez Q
nunca Sc encuentra que una impor-
tante casa comercial los cometa, sea
cual fuere la clase de su giro. No
puede haber Gxito permanente de
alguna clase, cuando este basado en-
la mala fe 8 engano. Esto nunca
Sc ha visto nj Sc vera. Los que in
tenten los fraudes, son sencillamen-
to tontos y pronto sufren el castigo
que Sc mers cen. Sin embargo, hay
muchas personas que temen com
prar ciertos articulos anunciados
por tenor de ser embaucados y en-
gafiados; especialmcntc sc reSisten 4
dar confianza. i las manifestaciones
que Sc publican sobre los mcritos
de ciertas mediciras. Ell efcaz re-
medic, conocido bajo el nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
es un articulo que Sc puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garantla
como la harina, artefactos de seda
algod6n, siempre one procedan de
una fabrics con rec 1ocida reputa-
cion. No nos convendr1a exagerar
&c manera alguna sus buenas cnali
dades Q representaTla como con las
Que no le correspondent; pero taT-
sroco necesi5amos de tai ardid. Is
tan sabrosa como la miel y contier e
los principles nutritivos v curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Pure, que extraemos directamente
de los higados frescos del bacalao,
co,nbinados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
ftos Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
Y Celezo Silvestre, y Guam ~valiosa
debe ser tai combinacitn de estos
importantes reactiycs medicinales, es
cosa. patente 4 todo el mundo. Es
de inapreciable valor en casos de
Resfriados. Influenza, Debilidad &C.
neral Y Nerviosa, Anemia, Afeccio-
nes de La Sangre, la Garganta y los
Pulmones. '.El Sr. DR. U. Villaruel,
de Buenos Aires, dice: He u=ado
su preparation en- mis- enfermos y
sobre todo en- los nifios, con result
tados PRACTICES y creo deber hacer
esta aclaraeion en- obsequio de Ia
verdad' Nadie sufre un desengaf1o
con esta. De yenta en- las Bot cas-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26

Certifcaciones. mGlicas en- LA
Corre~pondencla.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-26

Para CUrdr Un RefYdd0 en- un dIo
tome Las PASTTLLAS LAXANTE Dr BRcMO
QUININA E boticario le deyolvera el dinero ii
no SO oura La frma de e. W. GROVE Sc hall !
en- oada caiita.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
ELECTION MAY BE VOID.
Bonds for $4,000 Court House
May Not Be FlOated.

1t is announced that legal fight
will be made against the issuance OF
$4,000 in bonds authorized at the polls
b. the voters OF Dongherty. The claim
is made that the election was not adver-
tised according to law, which requires
the first notice to appear 30 DAYS be-
fore The date set for the election.
The issue of bonds was for the pur-
pose of building a new court house,
and received only eighteen votes above
the number necessary to carry. j. >.
Davis, representing the tax payers OPP
posed to therissue of bonds, states that
II the county commissioners would
utilize the present court house in
erecting the proposed new structure.
thus saving the tax plyers $1,000, OPP
position would be Withdrawn. Ii the
county commissioners, however, at
tempt to float the bonds without
granting this concession legal fight
will ensue.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
HER WEIGHT IN SILVER.
That Was the Dover a Bride Re-
ceived from Her Father.

A singular freak was that of a
wealthy resident of Konnischak, Ger
many, recently. On the betrothal of
his daughter Herr Duchatschek had
announced that he would give her as
her wedding portion her weight in sill
yer currency. Accordingly on her we'd
ding day the bride was formally weigh
ed in the drawing room in the pres
ence of the assent led guests. The
lady turning the scales at 81 kilo-
grammes, sack was at once filled
with silver crowns to the same weight
with half kilogramme over for the
weight of the bag. The exact number
of crowns was $1,000.
The bride weighed l37 pounds. 1t
was the best she could do, although
her envious friends assert that she had
eaten all the fat and sh-producing
food she could hold since the date OF
her betrothal up to the day her mar
riage was celebrated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
FORTUNE GOES BEGGING.
Man Leaves $4,000 Cash, But
No Heir to Claim 1t.

A fortune of Sl42, 900 in cash now
awaits the heirs of an old man who
passed under the name of Charles Hill
and who died at the Good Samaritan
hospital in Los Angeles, Cal. two
weeks ago.
About three weeks ago the man.
who was 10 or SO years old, applied at
the hospital for accommodations. He
was taken in and he paid for the SER
vices rendered. Then it was found
that he could not recover, and he was
asked to tell the names of relatives in
order that they might be notified. He
replied that he had not relative on
earth. He died and was duly buried.
In his clothing was found $1,000 in
currency Further Investigation by
the public administrator disclosed a
key to private box at the Union Saw
ing Bank. The box has just been
opened, and in it were found several
large packages OF currency aggregat-
ing $4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
PROTEST FILED BY COL. ]. 4. BSTILL.
The Savannah Irregularities Occurred in the Primary
and Asks Recount Ballots. Twenty Counties Are
Mentioned To Go Before Convention.

Colonel John H. Estill of Savannah
who, with Hon. DUPONT Query OF
Bibb, was defeated for the democratic
nomination for governor in the prima-
nv of June 5, has filed with Chairman
E. r. Brown of the state democratic
committee formal protest of the re.
suit of the primary.
In making his protest Colonel Estill
names twenty counties in the state In
which he alleges irregularities oc-
CURED. In five of the counties men,
toned specific charges are made,
while in the remaining fifteen the
charge of illegality is general and is
based on what the protestant deems
to be reliable information.
The receipt of the protest by Chair
man Brown created a sensation in po-
litical circles. Mr.. Brown stated that
Colonel Estill's protest would be duly
transmitted to the state convention
when it meets in July. Colonel Estill
asks the state committee TO order a
recount in the counties where be al
leges the Irregularities occurred, but
Chairman Brown states that the COM
mittee is not vested with such author"
ity and that it is his duty to refer the
protest to the convention.
The five counties as to the vote OF
which specific charges are made are
Cobb, Banks, Laurens, Jefferson and
Tattnall. OF these all but Cobb and
Banks went for Query
The protest claims that in Cobb the
chairman of the county committee. }.
N. CAN'T, issued circular TO the effect
that no ballots would be counted unless
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18

In addressing the house in opposi-
ton to the bill to establish game and
fish preserves Mr.. Cannon of Illinois
said that for the current year the APP
parent surplus was S47 100000. For
the coming year the estimated reve-
nues were $500, 600. 900. The regular
appropriation bills in their present
status aggregated $59O,OO0,000. The
permanent appropriations were $685.
900, 600, the miscellaneous appropria-
tions, including the omnibus public
building bill, were 100000, the de-
ficiencies already aggregated s2l, 0O0,-
600.
The apparent excess of appropria-
tions over expenditures already reach
ed the sum of SOL, 925, 12S. This show
ing made no provision for the sinking
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
TREASURY SURPLUS IS RAPIDLY VANISHING

fund, s54, OOC 900, which could be paid
or not. 1t did not include anything
for the isthmian canal for the Pacific
cable, for the omnibus fish hatchery
proposition, or hundred other propo-
sitions. IL might be said that the
treasury contained a great surplus,
observed Mr.. Cannon. 1t any of the
great pending enterprises were under
taken the surplus would vanish like
the mist before the sun. He said he
did not desire to be an alarmist, but
he adjured his colleagues to carefully
weigh appropriations before they al
lowed authorizations to march beyond
estimated receipts. Every cent of rev-
enue for the next fiscal year was
necessary to pay all the expenses now
in sight
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
THAT MILITARY ATTACHE.
Uncle Sam Is Party to Farce
i'm Cuba.

Somebody has raised the question,
"why should there be United States
military attache in Havana" There
are several answers. One is that a
military attache adds gold braid and
Another is that it creates new Office.
Still another is that Minister Squires
has asked for one. Minister Squires,
who "has been in China and every
where" knows whas is needed around
minister to make him appear i'm
portant. But as to there existing any
need for a military attache OF the
United States legation IN Havana, that
is quite another matter. 1t isn't like
ly that the Cubans could teach US any
thing about the arts of war that we do
not know. The Cuban army isn't so
large and important that an American
attache is necessary to watch its for.
nations, its arms, etc. A military at
tache at Havana would be merely an
ornament. Minister Squires ought to
be able to make his legation ornament
al enough with Chinese loot.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
ELLIS GIRLS OF HARM SOCIETY is DOING.

large as to have decided influence
on society generally.
President Taylor called attention to
the introduction OF the smoking habit
among the ultra fashionable set, the
costly presents given to brides-some
of them valued at many thousands of
dollars-and other matters which help.
ed him to impress upon the graduating
girls that there we're many pitfalls to
be avoided if they would have happy
lives and contented homes. He told
them that it would require great effort
on their part to follow the course
which Judgment told them was the
right one. Still, she is likely to en-
counter unhappiness and defeat il she
desires too strongly to indulge in the
extravaganza of society or places too
much stress upon the pleasures which
wealth alone makes possible.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18

each ballot had his name as chairman
thereon.
The charge as to Banks county is
that tickets were printed and circu-
lated on which the name OF Estill and
Guerrv bad been erased. In Laurens
it is charged that one precinct was not
counted, the protestant stating his be-
lief that full count would have given
him the county.
1t is charged that in Tattnall, in one
precinct, the manager refused to open
the polls because there was no one
present to represent MIR. Guerry.
Colonel Estill's last specific charge
is that in Jefferson one or more pre-
cincts closed before the hour prescrib-
ed by law.
In the following counties it is claim
ed by Colonel Estill that Irregularities
occurred:
Emanuel, Towns, Union, White,
Dawson, Washington, Murray, Dade,
Lowndes, Gllmer, Forsyth, Worth,
Miller, Fannin and Colquitt.
OF the counties mentioned in the
protest the following went for Terrell,
each giving him two votes in the con-
vention: Banks, Towns, Union, White,
Dawson, Murray, Dade, Gilmer, Mil
Ter, Fannin and COlquitt.
The three following counties men,
toned in the protest gave Terrell four
votes in the conventions: Cobb, Eman-
mel and Lowides. Washington and
Laurens went for Guerry, both ofthem
giving him four votes in the conven-
ton. Forsyth and Jefferson, with two
votes each, went for Query.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
BROUGHTON is DISGUSTED.
Saws He Will Not Join Any More
Temperance Committees.

DR.. L. G. Broughton, in the Baptist
tabernacle in Atlanta a night or two
after the recent election, prefaced his
sermon with statement about the re-
cent primary. He told about his part
in the primary in behalf of Hon. Du-
Pont Query, and finally said he would
never again join any temperance
resolution committee, either Georgia
Baptists or Georgia Methodists. Some
BODY, be said, would be held RESPONSE
BILE by the Almighty for the defeat OF
prohibition In Georgia. He thought
he would have to join the politicians,
as they seemed more consistent, at
least, than the prohibitionists. He
expressed the belief that an effort
would be made to incorporate local
option in the democratic platform and
urged that every effort be made to pre-
vent it. "a such would be the death
knell of prOhi bition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18

II his sermon to the graduating
% resident Taylor of Vassar col
'aiKed very frankly. He told the
Is mat society vas doing an infinite
PUNT OF harm by its tendency to
['Sure and its extravaganza. 1t puts
- INTO the minds of young people
'urn them away from matrimony.
young men hesitate to marry be-
r'e tney are afraid they couldn't
enough to satisfy the wants of
~seiVes and their wives. They
'neV must do as the social circle
"uich they move does. and there
oeen such prosperous times for
uioer OF years, aud there is so
:" wealth, that there is great reck.
s'ess In the spending of money. OF
= the vast majority are not veal
OuU the percentage that is, is so
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
WHISKEY QUESTION
BEFORE THE CONVENTION.
1T Is ONE IN WHICH VERY GREAT
INTEREST is NOW FELT.
What the Convention will Do With II Is
Now the All Absorbing Topic. Get
ting Tired Of the Agitation.

An Atlanta dispatch says that out Of
town politicians who have been drop
ping into the city for the past few
days have been discussing 20 consid-
cradle extent what the convention
will do to define the principals of the
democratic party with reference TO
the liquor question, and these politi-
clans almost TO man favor a plank
in the platform endorsing local option
as the best solution of the liquor ques-
ton. They are getting tired of the
agitation over the liquor question,
and think that the convention should
settle the thing for all time by plac-
ing local option in the platform. For
several years members of the demo-
cratic executive committee have found
this being done, but have not adopted
this course, as it was thought best to
keep the question out of politics.
Col. c.. r. Pringle of Washington
county has attended two sessions of
the state committee bringing with him
resolutions, the purpose Of which was
to bind the party to state prohibition.
But these resolutions were never con-
sidereG, neither were other resOlu-
tions considered that advocated local
option being placed in the platform of
the party. 1t is now held that the re-
cent contest for the goyernDrship was
a clean cut campaign ia which the
leading issue defined by one of the
candidates was state prohibition, and
that is the candidate who was defeat
ed by large majority, the people in
this way expressing their wishes in
the matter and, deciding in favor of
local option.
Many other, however, take differ
emf view, and there promises to be an
interesting fight over thu. question.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
sHUNS THEM IN SUMMER.
Mason Says Republicans Are Not
Pleasant in Hot Weather.

A Washington dispatch says some
disgrunted republican office-seekers
from the south have added colored
suppleme Mt to the presidential talk By
announcing that Senator Billy Mason
is going to make a southern tour with
q view to getting next to the colored
brother in the interest of a Mason
presidential boom.
Eyes, it's true have arranged to
visit some points in the SOUTH said
Senator Mason when he was asked
about the report. THAT doesn't
mean that I am going this summer.
I've been advised by some of my demo-
cratic friends that it will be more COM
Portable to make speeches to southern
republicans in cool weather"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18
IIERNOR GAMBLER
SNUBBED ROOSEVELT
READ THAT ARLINGTON SPEECH AND
DID NOT HAVE TIME TO CALL"
orgias Executive Got Very Busy in
Washington, and Did Not Go
to the White House.

The Atlanta Journal publishes the
lowing interesting story from its
Washington correspondent:
Governor Allen Gambler, after four
Rys' visit, left Washington last night
a Atlanta. He did not call on the
resident while here, as governors
sually do when in the nations capt.
4 read the presidents Arlington
'Reech, he said, land didn't have time
call on him."
Ihe governor announced that he
puld step out of public office forever
pen ne turns the state reins over to
PVernor Terrell next year.
B II Is the last Office l ever expect to
ald'" is the way he puts it. "My on
4 EFFORTS in politics hereafter will be
nelp my friends and to down my en-
ies."
ne smiled when he referred to his
fnemles" as if he didn't have an enc.
in the world.
am going back to Gainesville and
z acquainted with my wife and chill
II when my term as governor ex-
res There is where all my interests
i ana there is where my dead are
4fled' expect to remain in Gaines
5lle."
pc dld not say what line OF business
would take up, but it is understood
II mat he will be connected with an
s'ern hrm as representative for the
8th.
~ the corridor OF the capitol Gov
nOr Gambler met Governor Mcmillan
tennessee yesterday afternoon. The
y mad served their states in congress
ee'ner' and both were delighted at
'elr meeting as governors of sister
ates.
Allen, ] am governor of the finest
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-06-18

state in the SOUTH" said Governor
Mcmillan.
"Ben, replied Governor Candler, 81
am governor of the finest state in the
union"
Then they congratulated each 9TH
err,