The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-04

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kinson will very likely be candidate
for chief justice of the supreme court
next year. Judge Atkinson is an able
lawyer, and made a very fine record
while on the supreme bench some
years ago. Chief Justice William H.
Fish, whom Judge Atkinson would
oppose, also has an admirable rec
ord, and has won some spirited con-
tests on the political race course.
The German consul DR.. Erich
Zoeppfel- Quillenstein, has returned,
name and all, to Atlanta after sum-
mer vacation. He reports that his
brother, who is connected with the
German agricultural department, will
arrive this month for the purpose of
making inquiry into the agricultural
conditions of this section.
IT is entirely too early to get excit-
ed over who'll be the next governor of
Georgia. The present crop will be
gathered and marketed and another
made before the people will have to
settle that question. Politics at pres
ent is premature.
A LARGE number of representative
men of Cleveland called on Mr.. John
D. Rockefeller the other afternoon
and expressed their esteem for him.
They called him the greatest man in
the world. And said it to his face, too.
THE editorial page of the Macon
News has its old-time sparkle. That
charming gentleman and brilliant
paragrapher, Editor Boifeuillet, has
returned from an extended trip to the
west, and is at work again.
THOSE papers and people who are
clamoring for enforcement of the va
grancy law might swear out a few
warrants, if they know any Migrants.
1t is so easy, you know, to stand off
and say what should be done.
IT'S a pity the New York dentist
who married fifty women never met
and married the coy Philadelphia
lady who took unto herself ten husky
husbands before the men began to sus-
pect anything.
THE Macon Telegraph says "a cam
paign without whizz is like champagne
without fizz." OF course no one will
question Editor Pendleton being an
authority on these matters.
Mr.. BRYAN pats Roosevelt on the
back in regard to his railroad rate
fight and tells him to keep it up. This
paper agrees with the Savannah Press
that it is mighty good avice.
THE Atlanta Fair Association has
secured President Roosevelt as one Of
| it's attractions this month. No freak
in the show will draw so large crowd
of the curious.
THE Savannah Press says 'the boys
are still talking about w. G. Brant-
ley for governor. If it doesn't end
in talk it will be surprising.
THERE is talk of prohibition cleo
ton in Atlanta. Time must be hang
ing heavily on the hands of some
folks up there.
ga CAMEL can go seven days with
out a drink But, exclaims Tom
Loyless, who wants to be camel?
The sheriff has found four dray
loads of whiskey in two stores in the
"dry" town of Quitman.
WHEN fellow feels that the world
owes him living he spends all his
life as collector.
The Bainbridge Argus has suspend
ed. Bainbridge is one-paper town.
The worm has turned. A thief has
just robbed Wall street of 1850, 900.
SPEND your money at home.
A BUNCH OF FORGET-ME'NOTS
Just Listen at This!
From the Macon News.
The DAWSON News is thirty-three
years old. This is seven years older
than its delightful and talented editor.
In the spirit of Proverbs. may length
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