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TopAY's RACES.
sheepshead Ban Entrles.

Five furlongs 2.year-olds. fnturitv
course-Athel Ill. Erora ia. Mayor era
ham III. AlsoLe lla, Blue Ribbon III our
Nugget 10, Byronerdaie ia, Glennevis
III. Bensonhurst 100, Rockford III. Duran.
mm III. cruachau III, First Chord lga
Paramount ia,
Mile. a,year.olds aud up-King Hanover
li6, carhnncle lO5, Tom Kenny i06. swirl.
mas ~, keynote M old England ll$,
smith Ill. Roxane iOT Grail 81. Rochamp
ton 1906 Ten Candles los Alsike los
Sister Juliet co. Kamarn los.
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CROCKETT NEWs lTEMs.
Petition for New Depot Presented to
the L and G. NJ


Crockett Texas, June ia petition Is
being circulated asking General Manager
Trice Of the International and Great North.
ern railroad to build n new depot here
he petition cites that the present pas.
senger depot Is inadequate to meet the
demand OF the travelling public; that the
impression on visitors to the town when
they first land from the trains and on
those passing 1t Is TO be hoped that
the International and Great Northern will
needed
Two we'll aud fnyorabiy known young
men OF the county hnve been buried this
ard the other Frank Creath. The former
died ~ lung trouble and the latter OF
slow fever.
The next annual conference OF the Meth.
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ine ioilowing Is the program for the sum.
n met nisnt concert at Turner hall Tuesday
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REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION.
Meeting at oreenville is to Be an I'm
portant One.

Greenvllle, Texas, June 1.-THE meeting
in this city on June Is and % OF the Real
Estate and Industrial association Of Texas
promises 70 be. the largest and most imnor-
tant gathering Of representative citizens
ever held In Greenvlle.
II Is estimated that the attendance will
he very large, possibly as many as 1000
and in that event citizens will have TO
aid the local committee ~ entertainment
hers of Inc fascination VIII come nreparct
10 pay their way hut hotel accommodate
tions are Inadequate for such large gath
ering and private homes Will have 10 he
thrown open 10 the visitors.
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TEXAS pOLlTICs.

Starr and san Patrlcio county democrats
condemned Frio county for barring Next
cans from the primaries
Henry carried Falls county by about 1000
majority
De Grarentcid has been defeated in the
Third district by ]. Gordon Russell Of
Smith county.
Gregg believes he has carried Liberty
county, which Is necessary to his nomlna
tlon
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Neoro suroIar Wounded.

Beaumont, Texas. June 15,-This moru1
at 3 o'clock negro attempted to en'I
the store of the Beaumont Shoe comps1
and one of the men sleeping therein awo1
and fred two shots at him. both Of whd
are thought to have been effective. tbs n N
gro ran and was traced by the ploou " n
North End school and from there 70 n
section of the city known as the Fp0|
dend." Where he was lost sight OF.
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Denver Has Sailed

Galveston, Texas, June l5-The Mallory
steamship Denver, which was due 10 soiI
yesterday, did not sail until today-she had
to undergo slight repairs An obstruction
was struck in the gulf on her trim down
which broke a blade Of her wheel She
sailed promptly at noon today.
he Lampasas arrived from New York
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stramn Mines shlppina Coal.

Strawn, Texas, June 1S-The s''s.
coal Mining company Is shipping Oh d
average seventeen cars OF coal = III
Farmers report that corn is being 'p'''|
by the dry weather. LA IN
W. l.. Scott. formerly connectea s1]
the Texas Mining and Trade Joa i u NJ
Thurber, has purchased an inleIess
Strawn News, which VIII be eniais's
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John WiRerson Killed.

Fort Worth, Texas, June ia dispatch
from Chicago states that John wikerson,
aged about 50 years, was run over ana
Killed In that city, His home Is In this
city. Many years ago he was prominent
business man of ST. Louis. Thirty years
ago he made a fortune freighting between
Omaha and st. Joseph 10 Salt Lake city,
but business reverses made him almost pen.
niless.
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Comstock Has Beer Returned.

Galveston, Texas, June 15.-The United
States dredge Comstock. which has been at
Pensacola for several weeks. arrived here
last evening. The Comstock belongs at Gal.
weston and is ordinarily employed in dredr
Ing the channel near the bar. There was
some dredging To be done In tho Pensacola
haIbor, however, and as the Comstock wa
not absolutely needed here all tho time sic
was transferred to Pensacola temporarily.
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WASHINGTON.

Guiding Thursday, vote day on the canal
hill. it Is expected that the Cuban rect
procity nil viii be next IN order.
The house viii consider the bankruptcy
law amendment bin during the first three
days OF the week.
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Two verdiots of Not Guilty.

Granhury. Texas June IA. District court
Is In session here. Two important cases
Tor manslnughter resulted IN acquttal The
nrst was DR. j, IL. Lancaster, for shoot.
ing kran kraon, and the second was
CASTOR Cogdell for shooting Clay HudginS.
Self defense was pleaded In both cnses
John Smith was convicted of fence cut
llng and given one year iu the peniten
fiary
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A. Il. Neudhard Captures the Hirsch
Medal With a Score OF "a.
RIa Score al Lake Charles.

Lake Charles, La, June 15.-The Crowley
and Lake Charles teams played the third
game today. The stand was packed.
Lane charles .............. 332 iUl 342-1o
NIpWley '.,.,............. 100 0T5 i0u--li
.-....:... ode. thGl9cRB HRDL RDL Itrlj
Lultich, Page and Nelson; Myatt, Zehnor
and kirtz.
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HOUSTON.

John r. Mclean. sun Jacinto veteran,
died at ST. Joseph's inflrmary yesterday at
the age of 81,
Story OF Lula Martin, the il.year. old girl
held by sheriff Anderson ON an order from
San Antonio,
An address on the relations OF the church
to labor
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A VISITING Minist.,

Galveston, Texas, June 15.~Rev. Alex.
Allen of Springfield, H., of6clated at the
morning service Of Grace Episcopal church
thls morning This church is now without
rector since the resignation OF Rev. Car.
VT ana IL is possible that a call will be
extended to Rev. MIR. Allen.
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Hobson Not to Be Retired.

Washington, June lathe house commit.
tee on naval Affairs has deIded To report
adversely on the bin for the retirement OF
Naval Constructor r. 4. Hohson. The com.
mittee believes there is hope OF mis- re.
coyery.
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cdist church viii likely convene at Crock.
ett. There nre about 800 preachers In
this conference and homes have already
been secured for that many
Dir, q. A. Clegg OF Trinity and Judge
James ]. Perkins OF Rusk and the local
candidates for the legislature spoke here
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Masaaored nu Rrlnanas

oran, Algeria, June 16--A local news.
paper today published statement that
a small caravan was maSsaered by brly.
ands last Friday az Haccelhe.rl Accord
Ing TO the paper the Figuig district. in tue
ands.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON. Juno Is.
Arrived.
United States dredge Comstock. pensa.
cola.
So Lampasas (Aml New York.
Sailed.
SIS Denver (Am) New York
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County Convention TONIGHT.

Beaumont, Texas. June 15.-roncri0
night the county convention will nolc
the court house at $50 and delegates "
he here from Port Arthur. Sabine Pss
Taylor's Bayou and. of course. rom y
city.
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Two hase hlt--Stpvcns
Three base hit -Childress
Sacrifice hits--Ricliy, Weber. Lyons. Bri.
Gnncc.
Bases on balls-oG Edmondson, 6; on Te
Wis. /
Wis g.
Double plays Ieieman, Weber and
Lyons fowls Uunchic and Lyons.
Passed bnls Chlldress, >.
Umpire Proctor
Time Of game 40 tt
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:, G(sRovE.s CHRONIC CHILL c,Ia1
CURES THE CHlLLs THAT S equ|
CHILL TONES DON'T r,,sUrl n

:, 1t l e., Is "a, q thin, spirltuous LIQUID q !, ]
chroSlc ois eSs tai Ssirp prepared esps,
lowing well known veeefsS Sga q he
blood. purifiers: Fluid EgtS.o.,osn lG III
VAN BARK. BLACK ROOF 1-Tse's pdIH,1
BARK. PRICKLY ASH RaprF oPlI
WOOD BARK, .SARSAPAR1IfhA'
druggists sell 1t on No Cpre \, \
Made by Paris Medicine Co. 3, n
No, who also manufacture LaxstlS. ~ J..
one day. N'eS coldl
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The Texas Leanue.

At Dallas-'irst game, Dallas s. Paris ..
second game, Dallas 3. Paris ..
Al tort North-fort Worth Z, Waco l.
AT Lnnls-Corsicana ., reNarkana 3.
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RAILROADS.

The Louisiana roads will fight the pro-
posed amendment to the commission law,
The Rock Island has scared permit
FOR 0 now road In the TerrltorY.
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crove,s Black Root Liver PITS.

Made from an active principle t GS'AiII rs
from Black Root. They act on baS Attn
equal to calomel and leau ns stomsch. WI
effects Chronic Nj s e5oPpstEba fS Price p
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Il the Baby Is cuttin, r...l,

remedy S ITs use Sc, that old and well tried
10Y cnlldrsn teethng. 1t soothes tbe 9Shfinih
vJIi,sns ne gums allays All Ssin 'n ,.,
din np oSnc and is the best remedy ruf FeS
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Prescription No, 2SSl by Elmer & Amend
will not cure all complaints, but Il viii
cure rheumatism. Il, +. schmidt. Houston
Texas, sole agent
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SOMERSET SNuBRFD.

A curious story is being circulated re
garding the Duke Of Somerset and the king
at the last court When his majesty made
the rounds OF the select circle, he passed
close to the Duke OF Somerset, who made
careful obeisance. Either the king did
not see him or he was preoccupied. How
ever it was, his majesty, without ac-
knowledgtng the ohesance, bcckoned to
someone almost directly behind the duke
and asked him to come to the private royal
supper. The person addressed happened
to be nobody, as regards rank, and the
Duke Of Somerset who is the fifteenth
duke OF that name tthe title dating from
1870 was very wroth. He went home and
wrote letter, saying he regretted his
sovereign saw fit to disregard him so
publicly. The kings secretary answered
the letter, saying it was all mistake, and
would not occur again. Society gossip
adds that the Duke and Duchess OF Somer-
set say it certainly will not occur again.
as they have no intention of again at
tending court
Prior to the dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
Choate ii had been the custom of those
meeting their majesties at private houses
to kiss hands but his majesty sent
special word that he desired that this cerc-
mony be not observed when he set foot
on American soil. winch Mr.. Choatc's
house is supposed to be The omission
created considerable comment among the
English guests hut Il was no small relief
to the Americans.
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yIENNA.--The death Is a alnlsaS stSts|
John @, Plattna, formerly
vice consul at Toulon, France -
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se ~ NM lnd,'-Thomas Nixon ares
is deab ''n''f Western paper mannfa,t@"Ise eu
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Summer Niaht coro.r,

Inc Following is the program for tho srr,
mer night concert at Turner hall TuosSn a, !
nighti "a'i tuesday
Notwithstanding Harmony Muse"
uos,o, &c +. A. Mills II. Y Kerry Mills
''''''',.' Boyer
- Feist and Frankenthaieer.' \ h%Sl1mann
M NI1rribneH s.@I- Rose Dance' sxab,
par,' iIiI'''''..' Chambers
t demntIon, Calvary" from the Re.
SVertuie- 'lunnhauser" 'Wwounod
Seleetion-"ll Trovatore" Schnbert
lhlerlhoEzo-'C avalleria Rnstican,o' erui
r., t, - .'''.' .-..s....... No.
Part iIiiii'''''.'.'.R einecke
March "Theopou's JIpgersn :,
MAI Grunewaad's and Goggan RIOS nern
NNiedley IN Gay Bohemia"
Falrcst OF the Fair p nr
Clarndy,' ''''', bach
March-"Pan American ''''.'''''M Mar Oh
. "a - ToHrA
s s.as. n. Inc Kind You 4a.. ....gs Bought
'', Z. &1Mzzs<
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Southern League.

shreveport, June Is, Montgomery's sen
satlonal stop and hitting were features OF
the game, which was called in the tcntn
to allow both teams to catch trains
score II ~ T.
Nashville ,....,. ia ooo Ola do o =
shreveport $500, 900 90 O2o 90 II :
Mn and Fisher, Fisher and Mcclure
New Orleans, June 15.--In a rather slow
game New Orleans won easily.
Score II II "a
Atlanta ....,....... 100 OO9 900 q
New Orleans .... ,OO3 40 POLL IL
Wilson and Latimer; Stanley and West
lake.
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American Leaaue.

St. Louis, June 15.-Though Baltimore bIt
Harper freely fast fielding kept the score
down.
Score L. &c
st Louis ........,..l4o 1903 COX o 10
Harper and Sugdeni Howell and Robin.
son.
and pitched splendid game.
Score II II
Detroit ,,..,,..... 800 $50 O2x-1i II
Washington ..,.,.,. 100 600 0O1-- q a
Mullln and Buelow: Patton and CLARK.
Canton Ohio, June 15.--In the presence
OF crowd Of 6ooo Boston defeated Cleve
land In a game transferred 10 this city from
Cleveland.
Score r. II II
Cleveland ......., 900 900 Ioi-- I
Boston ...,..,..,,...21 80 100 COL 3 o 1
Wright and Wood; Winters and Crlger.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-12
GRIGGS FOR CHAIRMAN.
Friends of Georgian Want Him to
Lead Campaign Committee.

The Atlanta Constitution publishes
the following special from Washing
ton: Major Richardson, of Tennessee,
has announced that he will not con-
sent to- again serve as chairman OF the
democratic congressional campaign
committee, and in view of this an
nouncement the friends of Judge
Griggs of Georgia are urging him to
become a candidate for the place.
Judge Griggs has not made up his
mind what he will do. Some members
of congress believe that the chairman
should be some man from one of the
northern states, and in this connection
the name of McDermott, of New Jer-
sey, is being used. Judge Griggs has
said that be would not care to make a
fight for the craftsmanship, even If it
is generally considered an honor. But
the younger members of congress are
urging him to allow them to put him
through, and assure him of enough
votes to elect him if he will but say
the word.
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OPENED WITH PRAYER.
Preacher Given That Permission
When Sworn.

The Rev. j. A. Kring was witness
in a trial at Fort Scott. Kan, the 9TH
err day, and before he was sworn he
asked the justiceif he might be per-
mitted to open his testimony with
prayer. The justice responded that il
the jury had no objection he would
have none. Thereupon the preacher
walked over to the jury, kneeled down
before them and offered up supplica-
ton. He prayed that the Lord would
keep them from all evil and guide
them to right understanding, and he
prayed that each witness would be
made to realize that if he swore false
ly he would be visited by the wrath OF
God. When the trial came to q con-
clusion. the church and the preach
er lost. Apparently it was another
OF those mysterious dispensations
through which the wicked sometimes
triumph,
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RISaOP POTTER THINKS
NEGRO As GOOD As HE Is.
,,o0A1lyLATED ROOSEVELT ON EN-
PERTAINING WASHINGTON.
10 was Warned Not to Visit the
South as He Could Expect NO
Hospitality. Wants to t'e-
vate the Race.

,..hon Potter was the chairman and
n,a,or Washington the principal
Eager at a pow-wow held IN NE"
Torl, a few nights ago in the interest,"
ofsonthern negro schools.
D;shon Potter, who is one OF me
oisr northern cranks and so-ca'leo
npiIanthropists that are busying them
foIves to Improve" conditions IN Inc
south, said 80,
I'VE must deal with the black man
,roblem, not in fragments, pnt Us
whole. In doing this we must DE
prepared not to meet with great oeal
Of sympathy from certain quarters !
confess that the first man VINO
uttered my mind as entered this nall
mos the senior senator from oouOn
CanoIira Some time ago in Boston
dalivered himself OF the strange Ut
,ononce that what these institutions al
nonnton and Tuskegee were doing
,ros bnt to educate the negro so as To
enable him to enter the trades ano
orowd ont the white people. This is
necnliar discrimination to make, just
as we have begun to elevate the color
~ man and women. We ought to
raalize that the main thing that dl-
vides the negro from the white is lack
Of culture, and that by giving him this
onItnre we will ennoble him and raise
him to level of intelligence and Gre
alive citizenship.
Booker Washington was introduced
by Bishop Potter, who said that after
the president had entertained Booker
Washington as his guest he tele'
graphed him as follows:
Il congratulate you upon your guest
He was guest at my table last winter
and I never entertained worthier
one"
somehow or other" continued the
bishop, "my message became public
and since that time | have received
numerous letters from people south OF
the Mason and Dixon line, asking me
not TO show myself in their neigh bor-
hood, as their citizens had no desire TO
entertain me.
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KUBLIKER'S IDEAL FIANCEE.
lone Who Would Lie for Tie" Says
the Great ViOliniSt.

Violinist Kubelill is pining for a girl
to love, says dispatch from st. Louis
to the New York Evening Journal,
lone who will die for me-" he specifies.
'By her love The tenderest passions
of my very soul will be transmitted to
the world through my music. 1t will
make no difference to me whether my
love is reciprocated or unrequited," de-
clared Kubelik. ''Of course when J
meet my affinity / hope she will re-
turn my intense worship of her. / will
be the greater artist for it.
"Oh. yes. Once I was in love for
three days." confessed Kubelik. at
was in Nizza. France, on the Riviera.
A crowd of beautiful American girls
surrounded and congratulated me. Sud
denly perfect vision Of loneliness APP
peared. l tell in love with her at
sight. All saw were her enhancing
eyes. The! held me in charm for
of my sec: ct. At the end of these
days she Left me. and / made up my
mind to forget her.
"You ASK ME do l want to fall in
love. Ya, l crave for love of my
ideal. Az yet / have not found her,
but some day 1 will, and the day is
not very Far Off"
"What Is your ideal?'
ga gira who would die for me- re-
piled Kutelik, with flashing eyes. "She
must low nje sincerely, devotedly, in
tensely, above everything else on
earth"
''Must she, be blond or brunette?"
"That HAAes no difference. 1t is not
a question cf great beauty with me,
but one ~ character"
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Having a Run on ChamherIaln'S Cough
Remedy.

Between the hours of eleven o'clocq
a. m. and closing time at night on Jan.
25th, 1901, A. F. Clark, druggist.
Glade Springs, Va. sold twelve bottles
of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He
says II never handled medicine that
gives better satisfaction to my custo-
mers." This Remedy has been III
general use in Virginia for many years,
and the people there are well &C
quainted with it's excellent qualities
Many of them have testified to the re-
markable cures which it has effected.
When you need good; reliable med
icine for cough or cold or attack OF
grip use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and YOU are certain to be more than
pleased with the quick cure which it
affords. For sale by Farror & Harris.
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GhiXOkF'en,S
Fertilizer.

That's a good name for
SCOTS Emulsion.s Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature Of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chill
dren grow rightif treated right.
All they need is a little fer
tilizer--a little extra richness.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what SCOTS Emul-
sion does. 1t makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's what we
make it for.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl 81, II. Y.
soc and SI.oo; all druggists.
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Late President Harrison SketChed.

The most incisive and most keenly
analytical sketches of public men
which have been prepared during the
past two years have been those OF
William Allen White. The humorous
little episode between Mr.. White and
MIR. Thomas c.. Platt is still fresh IL
the public memory. Mr.. White:
sketch for March appears in the Cos
mopolitan and is on the late Presiden
Harrison. 1t will he read with wide
interest by both the opponents ant
friends of that statesman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-12
MORMONs SUE FOR DAMAGES
Elders rIObbed i'm Hart County Go
Into United States Court.

B. F. Stewart and L. F. Zundt, the
two Mormon elders who were badly
beaten last fall by mobs in Hart and
Franklin counties are named as de-
PENDANTS in the action; the first four
names in the list of alleged whitecap-
pers are Oscar Price, Erve Williams,
Elijah Mason, and Edward Mcconnell.
The plaintiffs are represented by
George Bell, Assistant District Attor-
ney Charles Camp and TIME Rucker.
James Fl. Shelton of Hartwell will
represent the defendants The suit
promises to be one of the most sensa-
tional ever tried in north Georgia.
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TO Go UNDER HAMMER.
A braham LincOIn'S Birthplace to
Be Sold for Taxes.

The birthplace of ADRIAN Lincoln,
near Hodgenville, Ky, is advertised
at sheriff's sale for taxes.
A few years ago the place promised
to be property upon which the gov
ernment would spend thousands of
dollars, but it was bought by COM
pany of eastern capitalists with the
intention of making it a public park.
This scheme fell through when the
cabin in which Lincoln was born was
carried to Central park, in New York
city. The place was uncared for and
has gradually gone down until it's
value is not more than enough to meet
the taxes paid on it,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-12
MANS BRAIN REMOVED.
Most Remarkable Operation
Known to Surgery.

In one of the most remarkable opera
tions known to surgery, says a Balti-
more special to the New York World,
the brain of the Rev. William A.
Stark, pastor of the Broadway German
Methodist Episcopal church of that
city, has been actually lifted from its
bed and the roots of certain nerves
that had caused the clergyman ex-
cessive neuralgia extracted.
The patient is said to have stood the
operation we'll, AMI few doubts of his
recovery are entertained. The opera
ton was performed at the John Hop
kins hospital.
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Fortune In Rabbit Hunting.

A colored pot hunter came IN yeSIel
day with bunch of sixteen raootCs,
which he readily sold to the unIed
here at dime each. He SAID mat
rabbit hunting was quite profitable
vocation, and that he frequently makes
from 81 to 81 so day shooting the cot
ton-tails and selling them here at ten
cents each 1t is more profitable than
blowing, and decidedly preferable, he
thipks.-Americus Times.