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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27

proposed capital stock of 100000.
This company proposes to build line
about 60 miles in length from Angus
ia, running through the counties OF
Richmond, Columbia, Lincoln and FL
bert to Elberton.
The other railroad chartered IS
known as the Chattanooga Electric
Railway Company, which will build
line about five miles in length from
Rossviile. ON the Tennessee line, run
ming out past Chickamauga Park, 20
point near what Is known as the
Dixon House IN Catoosa county. the
capital stock of this company is $780,
900, and the principal Office will be
at Rossville, Walker county.
The Encampment at Gainesville.
On April II the UNIVERSITY or
Georgia Cadets, 1870 strong, wen. into
camp near Gainesville, for the pu rpose
of instruction in camp usage and eX
tensive military practice. The camp
was laid out by the engineering corps
Every detail Of regular military camp
was carried out. There were tnree
drills a day, besides guard mount, OF
flcers' school, rife practice and guard
duty. The boys enjoyed the week.
The Dahlonega boys came down for
two days and joined in the sham bat
tie. Governor Terrell and his STAFF in
spacted the camp on Friday. Re stat
ed that he had not inspected as neat
or more orderly camp and that he had
heard nothing but praise from tho peo~
ple OF Gainesville of the conduct OF
the young men. in its military Depart
ment the university has an excellent
opportunity for the physical develop
ment os the students. Military eXer
cIses are regular and not spasModic,
reach all the students and not those
alone who are fond of athletics, are
kept within bounds and tend TO de-
velop all the muscles SYSTEMATICALLY.
Under proper training the cadet oody
straightens, his head is held eracF, his
step is firm and graceful, his shout
ders are thrown back, his chest ex-
pands and rnanlier bearing takes
the place of the s1ovenly gait, round
ed shoulders and uncertain look.
The increased physical vigor result
ing from military drill acts directly
upon the central nervous SYSTEM and
the intellect is quickened. The mSnd
is clearer and better prepared for
the studies of the night after The in
MIGRATING drills of the afternoon Vof
untary attention becomes habitual. The
soldier must attend. MindwandeTing is
fatal From concentration on the drill
to voluntary concentration of attention
upon the preparation of his studi - Is
an easy step.
Obedience and self-control become
second nature to well trained cadet.
Respect for authority is inculca+e0 and
the student becomes a law-abi ng,
law sustaining citizen. The effect up
on the character here is most marked
for a good character is combl2tely
fashioned will. Thus the habits or
attention to details, of exactness and
thoroughness, of executing commands
and of commanding follows a Young
man from the school room to the
counting house, office or factory, ne
university, in bringing the military
feature OF the institution into prom
inence, is doing a great service to the
state by using it as a means OF phys
zeal training and of establishing good
habits. S. STUART, Of State Uni
yersity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
Military Companies Disbanded.

Four companies of Georgia state
troops have been ordered disbanded
by special orders issued from the Of
fee of Adjutant General Harris. The
companies disbanded include two col
ored military organization in Savannah.
which, it is said, have never made a
satisfactory showing.
Two white companies, both attached
to the Third Infantry Regiment. were
also disbanded. These are Company
3, Third Infantry, located at Augusta
and known as the Irish Volunteers,
and Company c, Third Infantry, locat-
ed at Greensboro, and known as the
Greene Rifles.
The two negro companies disbanded
were the Georgia Artillery and Com
pany C. First Battalion, Georgia State
troops, colored both of Savannah.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
pavino the School Teachers.

State Treasure R. f. Park is pre-
pairing the checks for the second
months salaries of the Georgia school
teachers, and State School Commits
sioner Merritt is busily engaged IN
The work incident to sending out these
checks so that the teachers may re-
ceive them with the least possible de-
lay. This payment will amount 10
total of $260,913.9S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
Japs Have Three Objects.

The general staff say the Japanese
still have three Objects-the estaD-
lishment of a line across the Lao
Tung peninsula for the purpose OF cut
ting off Port Arthur, the isolation OF
VIadivOs. eek and the establishment OF
a junction between the army OF Korea
and the force at the head of the Lao
Tung peninsula The last mentioned
movement might Ue accomplished by
q landing near the mouth of the Ia
Yang river, which by threatening the
flank OF the Russian position at Geng
HUI might render it untenable and
make the advance Of column from
Korea comparatively easy.
If theza plans should succeed, the
life of both Russian squadrOns would
be menaced and with the sea and a
feet back of her, Japan could fortlty
the positions thus gained, and with the
tables turned compel General Kuropat-
kin to come forward and attack.
General Kuropatkin, however, is in
possession of the latest advices re-
ceived by the general staff, and IL is
safe to assume that if the japanese
campaigns develop along the lines in
dictated he will be ready to make such
disposition of his forces as will meet
it,
Viceroy Alexieff has issued a Motif
cation to the effect that correspond
ents using wireless biography will be
treated as spies. The notification is
the same as that served on the state
department at washington some days
ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
w. II. GURR,
Attorney-at-Law,

Quiet is restored in Pensacola FOL
owing the shooting among soldiers
md policemen.
THE international Sunday school
,vention opened at Jerusalem Mon
{ Eight hundred Americans are IN
aNdance.
y here will be an effort to put APP
.crl pro 4tion bills to the forefront dur
Of " present week in the senate
e dry civil bill will be taken up
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
GEORGIA.
Brief Summary of Doings
Throughout the State.
A\\%NNNN& %%N%N~%~
Gordon Fund Climbing up.


The fund being raised for a memo
rial monument to General John B. Cor
don has grown considerably within the
last few weeks, and the reports made
at recent meetings of the associations
show that the subscriptions have run
up considerably over $4,000.
Mayor of St. Mary's Commissioned.
Governor Terrell has commits ioned
the new mayor and aldermen II ST.
Marys, Camden county, Georgia. The
new officials are: Mayor, L. n. Vo-
ccelli; aldermen, J. r. Bachlott, j. F.
Arrow, H. L. Long, Fl. Lee BIlFley
and j. NJ. Miller. Under a special act
these appointments are made by the
governor
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
CARLOAD OF
CARLOAD Or
HIGH Trade VEHICLES
JUST RECEIVED.

We have just revived carload of fine buggies, en-
bracng the latest mels Of High Art workmanship of the
production of the est manufacturers in this country
We congratulate ourves in having bought these goods
extre M Ely low prlts which places in position to
offer the trade vaueshat cannot be duplicated by any
other dealer in southbst Georgia Come our repository
and inspect our line ad you will be convinced Every
vehicle sold guara1ee
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
BAXTER CASE DISMISSED

Judae Newman Decides That HIS
Court Has No Jurisdiction.
Judge William T. Newman, in the
United States court, at Atlanta, Ca.
signed au order dismissing the bank
ruptcy proceedings in the case of A.
l. Baxter & Co., the defunct brok-
erage concern, and discharging the
federal court receiver.
This was done on application OF
the defendant company on the ground
that the United States court for the
northern district Of Georgia is with
out Jurisdiction IN the matter
Russians Execute conspirators.
1t is reported from Warsaw, Poland
that eighteen conspiraIors have been
hanged after their trial in connection
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
convict Law a Great success.

From all the information received at
the prison commission the new convict
law is working well. All OF the coun'
ties which have convicts at work on
the public roads seem to be wei
pleased with the results which are be-
ing accomplished, and are highly graf
flied at the success of the plan.
When the law was first passed. II
was claimed that to put the fve-Year
men and those under tive-year sell
fences on the public road would de-
tract materially from the school Juno,
but many of the counties decided to
take the convicts anyhow, believing
that public roads in good condition
would be almost as valuable to the
county as good schools, and that The
people, when they got good roads
would be willing to pay the additional
tax for schools.
So far the convicts have given nc
trouble, and seem to enjoy the open
transfers Of the convicts to the 2oun
ties as some Of them are constantly
being freed on account of the expira
ton of their sentences.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
WO Cars of
STANDARD GRADE WAGONS
Have Jut Been Received.

We have just receive one car of the famous Stude-
baker and also one car ofhe celebrated Mitchell wagons
These goods standardyrade work all over the world
and the only standard Woans sold in this market We
have these goods at reasonble figures and it will be to
your interest to call on us md inspect line and get
prices before placing your cder Thanking you for your
past liberal patronage and apitng your
ave are YOUR friends
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
O. T. Kenyon, NJ. D

Offers his professional services to
the people of Daw9n and surrounding
country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
cuthbert Has Line to Gulf.

Cuthtert is rel o'cing over the ofE-
cial announcement of the purchase
of the Tallahassee CarabellA ana
Georgia Railroad by the Georgia
Flori Ia and Alabama Railroad. BY
this Cutbbert is placed on direct nne
OF only 1876 miles to the Gulf Of Mex
leo. At Carrabe'le direct con lo'' ion
is made with Pensacola, Mobile and
New Orleans steamers. At Tal'ahas-
see, Fla. this road already giv1s an
other connection with the SeIhrard
for jacksonville and Pensacola. Be
sides this, it places Cuthbert a5o"t %
miles nearer the eUlf, over Their i''1e
to st. Marks. 1t is stated that the
Georgia, Florida and Alabama will be
gin the operation of the Tallaha ssee
Carrabelle and Georgia at once.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27
Injunction in sheritf's Race.

The most exciting contest in the rri.
mary election in Coweta county last
week was that for sheriff, the "andi-
dates being j. L. Brown, the 'Gcum-
bent, and John H Jones. Brown was
defeated by small majority and on
Saturday filed notice of contest With
the county executive committee. To
this petition Jones demurred on the
ground that notice of contest was not
filed within the time allowed under the
rules adopted bv the executive com
mittee and for other reasons. The conf
mittee overruled the demurrer and
decided to allow the contest 10 pro-
coed. Later Judge r. W. Freeman is
sued a temporary order restraining the
executive committee from taking any
further action in the proceedings and
he will hear argument May Is on
motion to make the injunction per-
manent.
Two Railroads Chartered.
- c+ofo phil Conk has
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-27

Two Railroads Chartered.
Secretary of State Phil Cook mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10
,NTURON ELECTRICO
"CROWN" GRATIS
FL CENTURION ELECTRiCO MAS
FUERTE EN- FL MUNDO

Con la intencion de hacer conocer
J introducir nuestro cintur6n electrico
xCrown~ en- los lugares donde no esta
a1n ~conocido, queremos mandar uno
/ cualquier persona que 10 necesite
absolutamente gratis. Els I'm ORE
cimiento hecho por una frma segura
y honrada.
ST Vd. ha perdido Ia vitalidad V
Sc siente cansado y miserable, debil y
nervioso 81 lie agobia una vejez pre-
matura, y Ell vigor de la j%uventud esta
perdido ST padece de dolores de es-
palda, perdida de la virilidad, indi-
gesti6n 6 ~varicocela y este cansado de
pagan dinero q log medicos sin sacar
alivio, puede Vd. ser curado con ell
cintur6n electrico &Crown.&
Sabemos que nuestro cintur6n pue-
de ~sanarlo, y que Vd. deepu6s de GU
RADIO 10 recomendara 4 otros enfermos
que de este modo quedaremos indem-
nizados de nuestro- ofeSs7rnIento libe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10

bio; que 81 las leyes por ella aproba-
das no 10 eran por Ell Consejo, no Sc
legislarfa para Puerto Rico, y nuestro
representante en- w ashington manifes-
tar1a al Congreso Americana que ellos
~sosteniendo Ell actual status imponfan
la mas odiosa de las %tiran1as que es la
de negar I'm pueblo quito Ell derecho de
hacer sus leyes, cometiendo as1 en-
plenO siglo veinte Ell mismo crimen
de que ellos acusaban & los ingleses
al fnalizar Ia decima Octava centuria !;
Y que por consiguiente segun ellos pro-
testaron Ell cuatro de Julio de mil Sc
tecientos sesenta y seis lanzando su de-
claraci6n de Independence, nosotros
tambien protestar1amos lanzando una
declaration de nuestra resolution, de
no legislar para elpa1s, puesto que csc
derecho sc nos negaba por Ell pueblo
de los Estados Unidos, y esa declare
ci6n la publicarfamos en- ashington,
en- Paris, en- Londres, en- todas las ca
pitales de los pueblos cultos para que
asf ell mundo entero Sc enterase de la
tiranfa que nos imponfa IN pueblo que
dice llamarse defensor de la libertad
Y de los derechos individuales.
'Termino Ell senior Amador mani
festando que Ell Congreso Americana
cambiaria nuestra Ley Organica tan
prorlto como ell pueblo americana CO.
nociera nuestras aspiraciones v la cri-
sis general porque at~ravesamos.
Que debfamos de con6ar Y 81 com
faba en- ell pueblo que con Washing
ton combatio por su libertad, con Lin
coin por la redencion de los esclavos
y con Nc Kinley por la Independence
de Cuba, que de 10 q. pasa en- la actue4-
lidai no debemos culpar q ese pueblo,
puesto que Ell ha sido engahado por
namero de americanos residen-
ties a.quf e~mpehados En- nuestra ruina,
y por IN particle que llamandose
.uertorriqueno SO incorpora q otro /,
sn cllya paltqforaa Sc decIara que nos
somos prosperos y ~telices, y /,
sue sstannos satisfechos de In libersad
Tue disturbances. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10

Enseguida Sc procedio & la cleo
cidn de los mfembros de la Junta Lo-
cal resultando electos por unanimid ad
los senores siguientes: Presidente ho-
norario, don Laurentino Estrella;
Presidente Elective, don Pedro @. ANA
dor; Vice-presidente, don Laurentino
Estrella Aguirre; Voca.es: don Fruc-
tuoso Firpi, don Primo F. Roman,
don Jose Cruz Santiago, don Juan A.
Olivera, don JESUS Gregorio Rodri-
guez, don Juan Bautista Echandia y
don Francisco Martoreil.
Cerro Ell acto con breves y sentidas
frases Ell senior Estrella para e%ntregar
su cargo & los senores electos, porllos
cuales contesto ell senior Amador dan
dole las gracias & los correligior
por Ell honor que lie conferian yque es-
taban dispuestos q hacer toda clase de
sacrifcios por ell triunfo de la Union
en- Camuy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10
Parte del C6digo Penal de
Puerto Rico.
TITULO VI.
De1itos contra el derecho electoral.

Delitos contra Ell derech0 electoral.
Art. 139. Toda persona que di-
recta 6 indirectamente, diere Il ORE
ciere dinero, bienes 6 otro objeto de
valor & algdn elector para inclinar su
vote, S inducirle 4 votar 6 ahst"-e--e
'1 Ec en- cu~alesquiera elecciones
de funcionarios pdblicos que en- cum
plimiento de la ley Sc celebren en-
Puerto Rico; 6 que en- dichas eleccio-
mes solicitare, supliere 6 ~recibiere di-
nero i otros recursos cor tai Obleto;
6 que ayudare 6 %aconseiare q alguna
persona personals en- general, a ~
plear & obtener dinero i otros medios
con dicho objeto; 8 hiciere alguna in
dicaci6n en- tai sentido, sera REQ de
xmisdemeanor1, Y convicta que fuere,
sufrira, pena de multa en- una suma
que no bajarA de veinticinco nj exec
dera de Glen dollars, y carcel por IN
termino de diez dfas q seis meses,
quedando ademas, privada del dere-
che de sufragio 6 incapacitada para
~eiercer cargo de confianza 6 retribui-
do, por IN periodic determinado que
no baiara de diez amos, 6 preside por
IN termino nlnino de IN Il y maxi
mo de cinco amos, 0 p%rivacion de de-
recho de sufragio 6 incapacidad para
~eiercer cargos pdblicos retribuidos
6 de confanza, por ell antedicho pc
riodo.
Art. 40. TODD miembro de la po-
licfa insular 6 municipal que, con in
Fraction de la ley, estorbare a algdn
elector en- ell acto de depitar su vote, 6
al ir 6 venir del colegio electoral, 6
que intimid are 6 %intentare intimidar a
alg1n elector en- Ell ejercicio de u pri-
vilegios como tai, 6 que il~egalmente
infuyere 6 tratare de influir en- la con-
Quota de cualquiera junta electoral 6
de cualqui empleado 6 f~uncionario
electsral, convicto que fuere, sera cas-
tigadO con multa maxima de 'quinien-
tos dollurs, 6 reclusion en- Ell presidio
| por un termino maximo de cinco amos,
6 con ambas penas q discretion del
tribunal.
Art. 141. Todo individuo de la
policia insular . municipal que estan-
do de servicio en- IN distrito electoral
| 40 acatare ell ~llamamiento de a]gun
funcionario electoral de dichO distri-
to, para reprimir desordenes, 8 prote-
ger 4 los e~lectores, funcionarios 6 en-
seres electorales, segdn dispone la ley,
| sera REQ de &misdemeanOrS
Art. 142. Toda persona que abrie-
re cualquier salon, tienda, casa, apar-
tamento, deposito, barraca, 6 pabe-
lion, para la venta, trafco 6 consume
gratuito de licores espirituosos, vino
SOS, f~ermentados 6 alcoholics, desde
media noche del dia anterior al de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10
10 que Sc dice

Su cintur6n me ha curado de Ia
Debilidad, del Varicocela y de la en-
fermedad de Nervios, por Ia cura de
las cuales habfa en- vanO ~consultado
IN gran n1mero de medicos, hasta
Greer mis- Intermediates i~ncurables.
Por fin la Providencia me mand0 su
cinturon el6ctrico, con cuyo uso obtu-
We Ia curaci6n. JOSE Canprd, Ciudad
de Mexico.
Cumpliremos con 10 que decimos.
Cortad este aviso, mandadnoslo con
su nombre, direction y 81 americana
por gastos de trasporte, y mandare-
mos a v. Ell cintur6n el6ctrico xCrown.S
Direction.
Crown Electro Medical Co.
V 1908 Beard Building,
New York, E. u. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10
Leyes de eecciones ' de inscription de
e|ectores de PueTto-Ric
~Aprobadas en- la segunda session de Ia AsambIea LegisIa-
tiva, en- ell aho 1902, con las notifications
introducidas Gitimamente
CONTINUATION

unas e~lecciones, hasta media noche
del dia en- que Sc celebren estas, CON
victa que fuere, sera castigada con
una multa de dieza quinientos dollars
Y prisi6n de treinta & poventa dias.
Art. AS. TODD Ell que voluntaria-
mente y q sabiendas hiciere baio iu-
ramento, una declaration falsa rela-
cionada con Ia APPLICATION de las leyes
electorales de Puerto Rico. serA cpl-
ce do ,.-1o { 1ncurr1re en- la Pc
na correspondence.
Art. IA. Toda persona que, sin
estar debidamente autorizada por la
ley, mientras Sc celebren, 6 despues
de celebrates unas elecciones en- Puer-
to Rico, 6 despuas de cerrados los
colegios electorales y antes de verif-
carse Ell escutinio de los votos, 8 den
tro de los seis meses s~ubsiguienSes,
rompiere 6 violare los sellos 6 cerra-
duras de la urna, sobre, 6 saco en- que
Sc hayan depositado las papeletas al
verifcarse 6 despues de verificadas
dichas elecciOnes; 8 que Sc apOderare
de la urna, sobre 6 SAGE en- que estu-
vieren dichas papeletas, y las inutili-
zare, retuviere o d~estruyere, 6 que
fraudulentamente hiciere, alguna ras-
padura 6 alteration en- cualquier hoja
de cotejo, libro de votos, lista de vo-
tantes, 6 estado desmostrativo del es-
crutinio, ALI depositado, sera REQ de
<felonyS y convicta que fuere, castiga-
da con pena de reclusion en- presidio
| Dor un termino de dos q diez amos, y
multa de quinientos a mil dollars, con
priv ACTON del derecho de sufragio 8
incapacidad para e~iercer cargo algu-
no retribuido 6 de confianza, por IN
periodic determinado que no baiara
de diez amos.
Art. AS. TODD Ell que, siendo SUI
perintendente de elecciones, miembro
| de una junta electoral de distrito, in
terventor 6 secretario de mesa, extra
jere de la urna alguna papeleta legal
mente depositada en- ella con objeto
de destruirla 6 sustituirla por otra; 6
que despues de haberse extra1do legal
mente, Ia d~estruyere 6 traspapelare
con ell proposito de impedir que Sc
cuente en- dichas ele%cciones; 6 que &
sabiendas asentare Ell Ell libro de votos
Ell nombre de alguna persona que nc
haya votado en- dichas elecciones, 6
| Observation-Disclosures anotare alg1n vo-
| to como dado q IN candidate por Ell
cual no Sc haya vOtadO en- dicha pa
peleta; 6 que permitiere la comision
| de cualquiera de los referidos actos,
fuere, sera castigado con recluci6n en-
preside por un termino de uno a Gin
| co amos, y multa de cincuenta a mil
dollars, 0 privacion, del derecho de
| sufragio 6 incapacidad para e~jercer
cargo de confanza 8 retribuido, du-
| excedera de diez amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-10
CaInuv %unionista
de maestro Corresponsal)

~ WV"
CAMUY, SETIEMBRE Ell do
mingo pasado entire una y cuatro de
la tarde Sc celebr6 aquf IN meeting
u%nionista para proceder q la consti-
tuci6n de la Junta local, al que con-
currio IN p1blico numerosfsimo.
Empezo Ell acto ell senior Lurentino
Estrella y o facil y e%locuente pala-
bfa dio sabios consoles al pdblico ALI
reunido, siendo por todos muy aplau-
dido.
LIE siguio en- eli uso de la palabra
Ell senior Pedro G. Amador, Ell cual di-
10, analizando la resolution presenta-
da por los senores Palmer, de Diegoy
Mu1oz en- la asamblea celebrada en-
San JGan ell Is del pasado Febrero,
que habfan dejado de existir las razo-
mes por las cuaies nuestra Union no
acudiria q las urnas, puesto g ell Gober-
nador, f%uncionario imparcial y hon
RADIO, nos ha ~prometido por So honor
de caballero Y por su dignidad de GO
bernante, que las elecciones sarfan
justas Y de que los ciudadanos goza-
rian de tod as las inmunidades nece-
sarias para Ia libre emission del vo-
TO.
Continuo manifestando, que no
considerable Ia Camara de Represen-
tantes IN ORGANISING est6ril ain dentro
del actual regimen teniendo ella Ell
aerecho de legislar para nuestro pue-