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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10

Ell lib i ben beiORrli9e 9erning,
iaa oil 9erren ogiua / fin 3io
6rin9e 6rugten i 6orm at tqrs
Qanosmanos 5relie. 5uar Ri isrt
benne fpere 8prbe at pore Stulore.
ia pil Ulisiionen andre Steber ber
ube tunne oripes meb en- lille 8r6ts
bel at ben llnberitstteIie, Der foa
haarot ~tr9ngtes og tr9n9es til liet
tnbuu / San Gruncisco. Men naar
ri mn fooIeoes. 0enner berube. bjlsr
til 9erligbeosgaDer fra ben unbsn
Sioe Vepobu gier9ene. lab os iad
life glemme Der, bnor ben tGre CUB
/ bet t;meli9e iad %unberlig belii9ner
os. at Iegoe pore @aber peb Siben
al pore sItIi9e 8reores pda Iris
Iionens 2tlter. Der fortdltes mig,
al unber &rebsmsbet fubtriberebt
9enner / gaIton, OIeonber Og GIL
ma AS Dol. til en- 8irtebbgning
/ Gan 5runciseo. 50. s bar m,o
at 6ialpe. og s oil frembeIes bare
meb, 6erren iii 2Gre. Sjale til
5relie o. sOer ielb til me9en Bel
iignelis; tbi .iali9t er bet at gibe,
heller eno al tage." Sad til Slut
ming fun bette: 4bftiIts. iom Ri II
fra ben eprige Del at Samfunbet
peb be mango, mango Wtle, omfatter
bi DOR lille Grebs meb fRreeen a9rs
Iigbeb, maofte mere fuu enb Cam
funbets Wibte, bbor man msbes
Grebs meo 9rebs. Wen trobs bette
er Der bog lmod 5lotte at 5errens
iroenbe 9ern poa be forftellig. Ste
Der berube. Iom meb Siertepurme o9
| G9rligbeo omiIutter bort tare
Somfunos belle Qrbeioe, og jeg .r
big poa. at be lille tagtr mig bet ilbe
op, noar jee poo beres os tgns
9egne fenber en- trrlis Sifien til
9enneffuren sftpuu. De- tommsr
ioo en- Sang en- Dag, bu be fra
9en og bem fra gft. Der leOer 81
bsr I Sefu 3rO, fumIes beroppe I
ret fore Sjemlunb, bbor affunb,,
Der abfiner, er epie borte. st efe'
beliet Rptoar I Sein Robn til ole
glGbets 2niers
Gernbdle. San. 1905.
u. 8. Jenfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
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msoe, iom ftal af6olots / Coulter,
Soma fra 8orsbug ben 10. til Sen.
Rag ben %. San. 1905.
3|OrsOag ben 10. S%onuot.
81. 7.30 often; Qa6ningsguOstle-
neiie peo Qaitor Gn9bolm.
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81. 1890 6orm.; 6oreOro9 I'm
llngOomsbep1geliens 6%remtomit
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gaaro.
81. 10 Gftm.; Bore lln9oomsfore
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q. g. glemenIen.
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mer.
QprOag ben q. San.
81. 1890 6Orm.: Gn graOitsn nm
iaoeIig Ren4eO al qaTtor SO. e,
Gielien.
81. 30 Gftm.: 6porIebes tai poye
llngOomsmpoer Iebes2 SnoIeOes At
9aitor u. 2. IieIien.
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ri. 10 8orm.: Sfriftetale al 90
Itor Gtemmenien; 0simesieprabi-
ten al 8. ;. 9ablftrgm; gerne-
guostieneIte oeO qaItor Gngbolm.
81. 2.30 STERN; 4rao ten at pa
tor 8rog og qaftor Beet.
81. 7.30 often: Slutuingss og
QfItebsmeoe.
6ermeo er ioa Sagen / sotrs
6aan6. 5 tare unge i Soma sitIi5c
arebs. oa 9eIfgnelien bil tomme,
ON ri MI boer fer fig tommer iom
en- beoenoe, trangenoe til Wsbet.
6erren belTiqne WsOet for ps ale.
Meo 6roOerli9 6iIIen fra eoers
u. 4irtegddrb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10

Oa jeg for tort 9ib iiosn er an
tommen til Qmerita, bar ieg, fom
sr en- 81. ). Il. Or. ira asbeu
baOns @entraliorening, oits unitil
let getragtninger ODER 4rbeiosms
toben. for6i je9 %faOnebe noget bos
flere at be unge. nemlie no9et mere
SeloitGnbigbeb; bermeb bare lite
iagt, at man life tr9ffer bet FANNIE
biemme / 0onmort, men jeg tunbe
gnIte. al be forItslige un9bomsfpr
enin9ers Qeoere pilbe gre fiq ri9tie
Image msb al opbrage be unge, op.
bragg Dem til islbIt9nois 9ro. til
felDit9noi9 !9onoIen, Ioabel inbobtil
Tom ubobtil.
Sg nu Sdmlipet me1em be unee
ielp / bore 6oreninger. of bpifter
uenbelig flor getpbning er bet lite
for ben entelte. 2pttelig ben Carer,
iom bar foritaaet at fsre Snmliost
melem be unge ino / bet rette Spor.
90 bpab sr be troenoe unges Dp
aabe2 Seq pil Der onfsre @eneroi
letretGr for st. +. Il. W. i Oar
mart, OIf. Ricarb, naor ban flyer:
ojeg Deb fun to 9ing at fbore Der
poa; at are Sub og at glebs mene
n%efter". Og faa bill ieg ipsrge BIC,
min unoe 8rober sler SsIter: bpdb
tan bet mite at mure fig fslp inoe
meb fin 9ro9 Pei, Rptteu ligger I
al ri ferer o 3ro puo Dor 9erre
% Grelier ub | bet baelies Glib, no
til BEN, iom aIbrig bar erfnret ben
u~ubfiqsliee 5sfelfe of 9f9be, Tom BE-
fj9ler enbber troenbe ling - os fdo
Rrer ri Sub. ut elqbe Wenneffer,
bermeb menes lite. at bu 1tol neies
meb at 9lebe bine e9ne troenbe Den
ner e1er 8eninber. ogiad Der mud
bu uo til ittestroenoe Wennefter,
fonlebes at bisie fan m9rte, at bu
bar nosst forub for benz. ct ,,noeet"
fom bisis tunbe fuu 2pIt at be
iragte pdo mort 6olb, og fdo moaft.
fan bu bans big gei til bans eler
benbss Sierte. og at boor iior gez
tDbninq bet er, peo bu foooel fom
jsq. 9u pilOs ieo snife, at rtstio
mango troenbe hinge oilbe tdge oben
frspne til perfonlig Oeerpejelfe %
fsre BET ub | Brutfis | bet ME Hnr,
oo fda bill tn oefua bsfie 8elfpnelf,
beraf istb. Smit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
On Splpsning.

5 auleoning af put. 5. Wi.
ubtulelier / oOunItsrsn"
for 30. 8ecbr. ftal ieg Oplpie. at
ieg bar lite fenOt Yuitor Sobunien
Iao meset iOm ct penneitrsg I'll
bans artittel.
Oct forbotbt fig altiaa a~liseOeI,
Tom ieg I min QrtittsI / So. luth.
&irtettbenbe" padftob, nsmIig at
gnffor SObanIen tenbte mere til be
Sorbolb. ban ftrsb ON, eno Pait.
s. ~. 5onien lob formObe. Der
bar 10 Der i 8laOet Deret Here lib
t~al.tTer u~ngauenbe min artitteI
airtetib.nbe, iom jeg burbe fDdre
pdo. Seq ftul ogfua not gsre oe.,
naar Sib os aeiligkb BERTH gipes,
se I ,Donfsrsn". ON Der giOes mig
yfabs. Chr. Jafct.
Nittpoutee, 3. San. 1905.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
ygeittDitmisliOnrn , lOm
man ler ocn paa nGrt 0olo.

5a, Northumberland, JON man
Ter ben paa mart 0olo, og famine
0isiion, fom man Ter BEN eit paa,
mar Samfunoets 9ierte. par Gen
Itanb for min title 8etragtning,
ba jeg meo @taOe og 3ut til Guo
orog biemoper fra bort &reosmpbe
/ Selma, Sal. Seq par f9rlig gIao
% tafnsmmeIig for to 3iug: 6srit
par ieg fat forOisiet ON, al Ser
rem baDoe beiggt tit 5oIt" unb:r
port Ulsoe, O9 at bette 8eies ubios
Tut MATTE bringe megen 8elIignelie
meb ia. - bet baooe bet ba ate
reoe gjort for nit eget 9eotons
menoe -; bernGit bar ie9 glao
Deb at fomme tiIbags til 6iemmet
og til ben mig at 5erren unbetroets
@erning. Wit title Sut til ben
forbarmenbe Sub bar bd, al ban
bilbe lnbe liot at ben 4unoens
9arme, Der mqrteoes beo bet lterrs
Weoe, fslge Do til be enteIts Dirt
Iombeoer og Der fortiGtte bet Deliigs
neo< 4rbsjoe.
Vaar Der unoertiben tales 90
itrioe5 ON, at ri er Ioa enc berube
beb ben fore 8bit 0. +. D. / oen
Retning, faa fan iaabonns uotaleIs
fer maaite p9re begrunbebe for en-
teltes 9eotommen0e, beg pnber jag
rem life, og be posfer bener life
paa mig. Der. bOor !0erren bar
fdlost mig ill at birte. Der oilbe iee
9srne t9nte mig at ituae bare for
2ibstib FAINT arbeibe meb ben 3ants
for gje, og iua bog aaigebeI bare
f9rbig til at tage 8anbrin9sitopen
ben npite Dag, ON 5errsn timber
bet tjenligt; fsrft bu tror jss. Ri
fan bIiDe ret optagne af og tilfrebTe
| Dor auIosgerning. Seq er bu oqs
idu lpfteIig os slub Oeb at orbeibs
Der, boOr jeg MI / 7 Qar unber
megsn Sfrsbeliebeb bar forfsgt al
bare bet gamle aOrfets Gbunselium
fra Sierte til 5jerte, ON bog ,noql,
tunbs frslfes". 1pttelig beb at bare
meb / bet bdnebrpbsnbe arbsjbs
Der pau benne fierne &bft, boor
megst bar Daret forfsmt, men bpor
bog ofigepel 6trren I i'm Raabs
fad unberfig bar lift op be fbfe
Ndr. Wddr man mebes iii arebss
msbe | 2ften, mon man ba fommer
meb ffsrre JorOentnineer os ela-
Der fig mere enb hi, Der enbnu mac
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
DANMARKS KORT.

S~tsrrelse 23x28 Tommer. Trykt |
for skeliige Farver, wiser klart Jern.
baner, Dyer, Kebsteder og Flekker,
SAINT allie betydelige Landsbyer, stSrre
Gaarde OK Kirker.
Tiisendes / en- Paprulle portofrit for
45c. / Frimarker. Enhver dansk Mand
burde eje ct Kort af Danmark.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
Suleroier.

8i bar nogie fuo Gtsemplarer af
BEN betenbte rigt ubftpret | Dan
mari ubtommenbe Sulerpfe for
1904. prts Csc.
Mareons 1903 qris 5oc., Mar
sonq 1902 pris 5Oc. Sulealbum
for 1903 pris 5Oe.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair, Ncbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
1noremisfons 4lmanaf 1905.

Rsb en- orbsntlie oe COB 4lmds
iaf meb frifslise Gorteninssr. Sn<
"a Wisfons Qlmanat bar bunbet
drre og ffsrre 1bbrebelfe badbe |
Ddnmart og amerita. De fan ttte
IRE befenbt at BRUCE be fimple
1tbicinz Mimdnatter, Tom ubbeles
1t. Oct er ingen orbentltg III
andt at BRUCE | ct 5iem.
Snbre Risfions almunat tofter
n zoe. I Grimarter.
Danish Publishing bcu$e,
Blair, rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
Gfteritrii-t

Openftooenbe O%tlpsHing OIL Bet.
gbr. Gultts 5orbrlo iii paf. 5os
tonfens artttteI bppet HstfRrhigs
b~ebsfslelIsn os at Opt1ss. Men bnab
@asen euers dnguar, bd Oit ii BEN
BITE Den norfte Spnobes praIter tt
ber.s esne Orgdner, bbor De bar
begpnbt beres ~ubefsjebe Gngrs6 pad
os efter eget SnitiatiO. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10

,0onfferen" uoeaor bOsr 9irss
bag Og 5rebae oe toiter fun $1.5o
ON Qoret. prsbenumre ferbss frit
paa Gorldngenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
! b b E.

Ra3aretb Wenigheo inObpber Der
oeo be unge til at TONNE til ooenz
nrpnte MBoe. @9iter beoes meIoe
f9 til unoertegneOe fsr ben Is. Sa-
nuar. ioa at ri / 5iot ian ItaTe
Qluos. u. 2. RteIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-10
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr. =:
Blair, Nebr., Jan.
10. 1905.
TIL WORE EREDE ABoNNENTERl
Property Of
THE Mice DANISH EVo. luTH. CHURCH
IN AMERICA. ::

TIL VORE fEREDE ABONNENTERl
Hv1s Advancement paa wore Blade
udlober til den l. Jan. 1905, henven-
der vi os med en- venltg A~nmodn1ng ON
at 1ndsende Detailing for Blade. For
de enkelteA bonnente err err det kun ct Ill
lie BelOb men for Danish Luth. Publ. House
er det af stor ~Betydn1ng, at allie Abon-
nement SPENCE oliver 1ndbetalt. wore
Abonnenter kan we'd at indsende Beta
ling for wore Blade settle Huset i en-
god Financial Sitting.
Paa DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSES
Vegne:
Paul Petersen,
BeStyrer.
Yr saa venlg at Sc o. Adresselappen paal5adet bliyrr foran-
dret til de- gGge IA sMl og Mlined, mar Beta!ngen er II isendt
Skier de Xxx i den 10 Dage. edes De nnderTette d. l.. + IL derom.
bet skl tpre Us kart ON VIZ bouenter samtid z med IL
de indsrnaer Beialng for Blade VII benytte Lejigheden % bes lie
noge f de mango code Boyer, vi hr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
STATE POLITICS IN TERRELL
ALL THE CANDID ATES FOR GOV
ERNOR HAVE FRIENDS HERE.
Local Politicians Already Figuring on
the Strength of Their Respective
FaVorites in the Race.

In which column will Terrell county
land for governor? Will it be for
Clark Howell, Hoke Smith, j. H. Es-
till, or Dick Russell?
Although the campaign is young
these are questions that are already
being asked by many.
A great deal of local interest, not
outstanding that the primary is al
most year hence, is being manifest
ed in the gubernatorial contest, and
the indications are that the race will
be one of the hottest political cam
paigns ever waged in Georgia.
Judge Russell, who has practically
announced his candidacy, is known to
many people of the county, having
visited here, and he has a number of
friends who would be glad to see him
elevated to the high Office for which he
is being considered.
Colonel j. H. Estill Hon. Clark
Howell and Hon. Hoke Smith have
never visited the county, and are I'M
known except in a public way as
prominent and able Georgians who
have always taken lively interest
anu OX6FI6O Wlu0 influence III GIlS
affairs of the state.
Colonel Estill, as editor of the Sa
vannah Morning News, is widely
known as a loyal, progressive and
conservative Georgian who is quail
fed in every way to make an excellent
governor, and there are many here
who would be glad to see him elevated
to this Office.
Hon. Clark Howell and Hon. HOke
Smith, who have been more con-
spicuOusly connected with the politi-
cal affairs of Georgia the past few
years than either of the other candi-
dates, are looked upon as the two as
pirants about whom the most inter-
est will be conferred and the hardest
fight waged, and the indications
now are that the county will be large
ly divided between them, with the
former apparently in the lead. Both
have strong friends who are confident
of the success of their favorite.
All of the candidates will doubtless
visit the county before the election,
and there will be no lack of interest
or excitement before the votes are
cast,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
GRAVES GLEANINGS.
News Items of the Week Pfthily
Photographed for News Readers.


Miss Lille Dismuke and Mr.. Albert
Jolley left Friday as delegates to the
annual missionary meeting at Cor
dele. They go as representatives OF
the Juvenile Missionary Society OF
this place. Miss Cora Graves, the
lady manager of the society, also
went.
Mrs. J. M. Smith, who has been
spending week or two with her
daughter, Mrs. M. E. Jennings, at
Midway, is back home again.
Mrs. M. E. Jennings and son,
George, of Midway, were visitors at
the home of Mr.. B. w. Breedlove
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. o. Il. Dean, Jr., of 'Shellman
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Burge and family Sunday.
Mrs. N. E. Kimble of Eufaula is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. h.
Dismuke, this week.
Master Willie Kimble of Eufaula is
spending a week or two with Master
Jim Tom Dismuke.
Mrs. Stanley of Dawson spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Miss Agnes
Walton.
Messrs. A J. Hill and J. E. McCree
of Dawson attended services here Sun
Sday.
Mr.. B. NJ. Davidson of Dawson was
in the village Friday afternoon.
Mrs. T. A. Peavey is visiting Mrs.
Peavey's parents at Shellman.
Mr.. Floyd Lawhorn spent Saturday
and Sunday in Shellman.
Miss Eva Waller is visiting rel
atives in Columbus.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14

''sc0vars a New Product which 10
proving far moro useful tIIaB
VaseIEns, Witch 9Gzsa
and Arnicas

This new product is known as Para
PfnPh, first Aid to the Injured. The
Led ofa safe, reliable, relieving and heal
Y agent is realized by every housekeep-
Paracamph is a combination of rare,
sothng, cooling, healing, antiseptic oils
= quickly relieves all forms of Swell
and inAammations, by its peculiar &C.
IA on the pores of the skin. When ap-
Ee9 1t penetrates through the pores to
Interior cells, removes any conges-
81, soreness, fever or Inflammation by
Iouclng Precipitation. Paracamph Is an
1solute preventative of Blood Poison.
meals Cuts or Burns without leaving
rs p Certain and rapid in action.
t.!s;Tacsamph is sold in 25c, 50c and Fl 90
tues by all good druggists, or sent di.
upon receipt of price. Manufactured
Eiiy y Gy The Paracamph Company, Louis
pen Bros, Dawson, and j. III. Will
u & Co, Parrott, Special Aents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14

Capt. J. w. Peddy of Dawson spent
Monday night in the city, and assisted
our brethren of the mystic tie in con-
ferring the M. M. degree on Chief of
Police Taunton. The Captains work
was ably dOne.-Cuthbert Liberal-En-
terprise.
Mrs. E. K. Horne returned yester-
day from visit of several days to
relatives in Dawson. Mrs. Foster of
Dawson arrived yesterday upon Wis
it of several days to relatives here.
-Americus Times-Recorder.
Miss Ida May Gormley of Yeomans
is on visit to her relatives, Mrs. H.
L. Reese and DR.. w. w. Binion.-
BenevOlence correspondent Cuthbert
Liberal-Enterprise.
Rev. o. F. Cook, who is a member
of the board of trustees of Andrew
Female College, is attending the com
mencement exercises of that institu-
tion in Cuthbert this week.
Messrs. Harmon Lampley, Jr., Will
Merrell and Marion Parker of Eufaula
came over Sunday to spend day or
two with Mr.. Ed Freeman.
Mr.. Jimmie Collier has returned
home from Columbus, where he re-
Gently completed a course in bust
ness college.
Mr.. J. w. Fox and family left on
yesterday for Richmond, KY, where
they will remain through the summer.
Mr.. Lucius Cook and Mr.. Hertwig,
of Macon have been guests at the
home of Mr.. l.. G, Durham.
Mr.. c.. G. Lunsford has been down
from Richland visiting his Dawson
and Terrell county friends.
Miss Jeffrey Martin and Miss India
Belle Crittenden of Shellman were re-
cent visitors to Dawson.
Mr.. A. J. Carver and family left for
Warm Springs yesterday, where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. NJ. j. Yeomans will leave to-
day for Oak Mountain, where she will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Samuel Palmer, a prominent
citizen of Millen, has been a guest of
Mr.. M. J. Yeomans.
Mrs. Annie HuxfOrd of Alabama is
visiting the family of her father, Mr..
JAS. w. Roberts.
Miss May Belle Gordy of Sylvester
is visiting Miss frankie May Smith
near BronwOod.
Miss Matte Chappell of Macon is a
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. j.
G. Parks.
Miss Georgia Dodwell of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting Miss Jewel
Durham.
Misses Bessie Peddy and Maude
Davidson are visiting in Buena Vista.
Mrs. L. F. Cater of Perry is visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. f. Clark, in Daw-
son.
Editor c. N. Bateman of the Fort
Gaines Sentinel was in Dawson Thurs
day
Mr.. j. F. Mercer, a prominent cit
izen of Albany, was in Dawson Fri
day.
Mrs. j. w. F. Lowrey has returned
nome from visit to relative in Amer
icus.
Miss Charlotte Albums of Columbus
is the guest of Miss Alice Melton.
Mrs. J. f. Cooke and children are
visiting relatives in Atlanta.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
WARMLY THANKS RETIRING TAX COLLECTOR
Mr. H. o. Thornton Who Has Had Final Settlement With the
ghy CompLimented by Controller General Wright

Former Tax Collector H. O. Thorn
ton, who recently retired from Office,
received from Comptroller General
VIM. A. Wright very high compli-
ment when he had his final settlement
with the state a few days ago. In a
letter to Mr.. Thornton, Comptroller
Wright said:
81 thank you for your fine work
as tax collector, and regret that
you have retired from the Office.
In behalf of the state [ thank you
sincerely, and commend you most
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14

cordially as an efficient officer
during your terms"
There was on the digest to be col
lected for the state last year tax to
the amount of $40, 861.43, and Mr..
Thornton collected S18, 1858, leaving
the small amount of 81, 7O5. IS for in
solvent taxes and errors in digest.
AS has been the case for several
years no county tax was levied, and
all of the above money went to the
state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
SINGING AT FRIENDSHIP.
God Old-Time Songs and Sumptuous
Dinner Features of the Day.

Dinner Features of the Day.
The writer and daughter went to
Baptist church, in Ran
bolph county, Saturday to an all-day
|nging. From the first song the
EoIy Spirit took possession of the
fingers and congregation. Several
II the best singers in this section were
resent, and we had a glorious time,
At II o'clock Rev. j. G. Corley
box his text from 18th chapter and
|lth verse of Exodus, and preached
I1e of the best sermons [ ever heard.
Be first spoke of the time when Moses
Ind the children of Israel sang songs
INTO the Lord when they were in dis
|ress and trouble and grief, and said
here was nothing that would lift
ian out of trouble more than to sing
RAISES unto God. He then spoke OF
be redeemed singing praises through
Put eternity. A sumptuous dinner was
spread at noon, for which the good la
lies deserve great credit. The con-
sregation then reassembled and sang
|ntil about 4 o'clock. The day will
bng be remembered by all who were
breSent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
HAD NEVER DREAMED OF 1T.
Judge Sheffield, Through Home Pa
per, Sets at Rest 81 Rumor.

Judge Sheffield, Through Home Pa
per, Sets at Rest Rumor.
From the Arlington Courier
Judge Henry G. Sheffield, the
venerable jurist of the Pataula
circuit, will retire next year. Ru-
NOR says the Judge would like his
silvery head TO shine in congress
ional halls.-Thomasville Times
Enterprise.
Maybe sO-and if the judge should
determine to let it shine there 1T
would shine all right-as would
what came out of it during his
incumbency of office-in broad,
conservative craftsmanship and in
successful work for his district,
his state and his section, or he'd
know the reason why.-Bain-
bridge Democrat.
We have seen Judge Sheffield IN re-
gard to the above, and he stated that
he had no congressional aspirations
whatever; that commencing at Balm
bridge and going around by Thomas
Vile, Albany, Dawson, Cuthbert,
Fort Gaines and Blakely you could
find so much congressional timber
that he had never dreamed of being
considered as a possible aspirant TO:
hOnOrs.
While no man in the state would
make more able congressman than
he. those who contemplate making the
race need have no fears of having him
for an opponent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
CHANGES IN CITY CHARTER
,,,, IMPORTANT LOCAL LEGIS-
,ATIdN Is PROPOSED.

Would Make Mayor ana Aiueii"e" Az
eligible to succeed themselves anu
,,oreast Salary of the Former.
- the advertising columns of The
,,~s anneArs a notice of proposed
Isolation that would, if put through
So General assembly, which will con-
VI. no;n iust two weeks, make two i'm
soortont changes in the charter OF Daw-
SV To- extend the term of Office of the
dror from one to two years, the
I one as members of the aldermanic
s s~rIo and make both the mayor and
.Idormen ineligible to succeed them
'Iras is the most important of the
condiments the advertisement author
ives, The other is to increase the sal
. Ir of the mayor from $500 to $500 a
'' That part of the notice having ref
,,anre to ineligibility reads, Ito
moEe, after Jan. /, 1906, the mayor and
n l~ councilman Ineligible for re-elec-
ION tom for the ensuing term upon com
UIotion of their respective terms of
pfce." This change in the charter, if
made, would not become operative I'M
ii after the next election, and would
not therefore affect the present in
ArHmbents whose terms expire next
december. After that the mayor and
M member of the aldermanic board
conld not succeed himself.
For sometime prominent citizens
have discussed an amendment of this
Kind. and Judging from expressions
kbat have been heard there are many
wbo favor it. The fact that two no
kicas from different sources, were
brought to The News Office for publ
Sstion shows to some extent the in
kerest that is felt in the matter.
/ Many have already talked with
Representative E. L. Rainey in re-
Yard to this legislation, but he will,
IS far as possible, obtain the senti-
nent of the people on both prop
bsitions before deciding what he will
No. If it is their wish that it be done
he will introduce the bill and have it
passed at the coming session of the
/ legislature.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-06-14
A Rad Scare.

Some day you will get bad scare,
when you feel pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, a sure
cure for all bowel and stomach dis
eases, such as headache, biliousness,
costiveness, etc. Guaranteed at Daw-
son Drug Co.'S. drug store; only 25c.
Try them.