davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
'SaVED MY LIFE

That's what a prominent
druggist said of SCOTS
Emulsion a hort time
ago. AS a rule we don't
use or refer to testimonials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connec-
ton with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy OF
occasional note. From
infancy to old age SCOTS
Emulsion offers a reliable
means of remedying i'm
proper and weak develop
ment, restoring lost flesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The a c t / o n OF
SCOTS Emulsion is no
more of a secret than the
composition of the Emul-
sion itself. What it does
it does through nourish-
ment-the kind of nourish-
ment that cannot be OBJ
tanned in ordinary food.
No system is too weak or
delicate to retain SCOTS
Emulsion and gather good
from it.
- We will send you a
:: !: :: !; !: :: !: !, :: !:
MnA sample free.
ENWA Be sure that this picture IN the
W|N IVA form of a Label Is on the Wrapper
WNhA1aM of every bottle Of Emulsion YoS
G4SI8SSWAM boy.
t&NS1k SCOTT & BOVINE
IN, fiY Chemists
<lX Al6 400 Pearl St, N. 7.
<S=E SOC. and 81: all druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
CARD FROM TELEPHONE co.
New Rates Effective February list
Improved Service.

OsNN O(A WV
Notice is hereby given that begin
ming with February the monthly rates
for telephone service will be increased
fifty cents per station. This change
in rates is made because of the urgent
necessity for improved service, which
can not be had without such changes
in the system as will materially in
crease the cost of maintenance. The
alternating electric arc system of
street lighting recently installed by
the city has, by reason of an intoler-
able electric induction, made the night
telephone service over our grounded
system exceedingly unsatisfactory.
This has brought about constantly in
creasing complaints from patrons. To
obviate this we can do but one thing,
namely, change our system entirely in
the city to what is known as a '!me-
tallic SYSTEM" to do this larger poles,
double the number of wires, and more
costly material of every nature is es-
sential, and the future cost of main
tenance greatly increased. Again, the
Bell Company will in the future re-
fuse connections with their long lines
except to very limited extent over
other than metallic circuits, whereas
with the metallic system every sub
scriber will be enabled to remain at his
home or place of business and con-
verse to any point, however distant.
Our efforts are being directed to
giving the best character of service at
an average less price than/is being
charged for identical service in sur
rounding towns, Notwithstanding this
company is forced to pay a high roy
atty to the Bell company that Dawson
may enjoy such advantage. 1t is
hoped that this explanation will fully
satisfy every thoughtful, reasonable
business man as to the equity of our
position.
We respectfully invite a COMPARE
son of the rates with those of all sur
rounding towns having like service.
All stations will be equipped with the
metallic circuit as rapidly as possible,
and the old residence rates will be al
lowed to continue to such patrons as
are willing to be formed into party or
club lines of two or more to the line.
GEORGIA-ALABAMA TELEPHONE Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
eITy SPENT s5l,Il9 IN 1904
rREAsURER COMPLETES
prPORT FOR PAST YEAR.
school Building is Included in
ne Expenditures. The "aterw0rkS
,;t;Oation Is Expensive.

int hNI
,it;oatiOn Is Expensive.
49, citv treasurer, Mr.. W. A.
! i LAWN, has completed his report
B .rsring the year 1904, and will sub
' y, # to the mayor and councllmen at
tsair next meeting.
'DS Sn,, , was received from all sources
in the year the large sum OF $685.
s ar'I ~ and $51, 1924 was paid out
w. ~, leaves cash in the treasury to the
lDl' ~, Of S.. 1871, which is about
= $1,000 more than at the same 'lme
last s., s' raceipts of the city during the
Inc ,r roT Advalorem and specific
year "oIice court fines, electric lights
taA5S ,,,?inor miscellaneous sums, S23,-
|s an co. lnii borrowed money $1,000; dis
WOO, u sI0 485. 30: Central railroad
|penS@i $4055: Seaboard Air Line rail
taAF 3 taxes Sl31,7 rs; Western Union
||ITIJaougranh company's taxes S3.O6; tel
Ielesl "P cOmpany's taxes 1924. 90;
fP IooI bonds 800, 930,75, Southern,
.$Snoo. company's taxes sl.84.
IA PIANIST these receipts were the fol-
MAO a cit items of expense: Police de-
O ,ntra7ont 81. 357 IS; streets S2, o39. 62;
paIoIt, AIS. $40. 90: electric lights 3d.
S SsI a.. scavenger 1926. 30; salaries 81
r.; I'll lock $27.50; water 1,524. 80; fire
& St1s o, $3,242.47; guard house
LII 5P% "a. health department smallpox
3 200 900 g. loans 81, 1S9. 32; sinking fund
h y i' ANA 90: interest coupons 81, sos. 90;
s'isceIIaneous 1866. II; elections $1,000.
uI The two big items of expense were
lscbnoIs and lights. In the Sl8, 845
S SEpr to schools is the cost OF the
|r fu school building, and in the Sl3,-
X snent for lights are included the
improvements that were made on the
plant. -oo 4 ,o,,,o
Hkonts what was paid out the past year
Il costs and attorneys fees in the
Faterworks case, and confirms the
GENERAL impression among the people
kbat this litigation is rather expensive
Ia the city.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18

For fresh groceries and prompt de
livery phone Is. j. M hAUCH'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
News Items of the Week Pithily
Photographed for News Readers.

Photographed for News Readers.
Everybody is invited to attend the
mock breach of promise suit at Hol-
mart Friday night. e, Coils. VIM. Scog-
gins and Henry Jerome will represent
the defendant, and Coils. [. B. Pug
nose and U. G. Iamhere will act as
prosecuting attorneys. Lady Jane
wilkins is suing Lord Earl Johnson
for $4,000, claiming he made pro-
posals of marriage to her, which
were accepted, of course. She had
her trosseau made at cost of
S., $50 and fine wedding dinner cost
ing 81, $50, but Lord Johnson fail
ed to appear at the proper time.
The real names of the participants in
the suit are withheld to make it more
interesting. If there's anything good
going the Holmart people always have
their share, and all who attend Friday
night are assured good time.
Mr.. H. E. Williamson has moved
into his new home on Johnson street,
the house vacated by him. Mr.. S. w.
Kennedy has remodeled the Lawhon
house and moved in, and Mr.. c. G:
Bivens is occupying the home vacated
by Mr.. Kennedy. Mr.. D. j. Denton
has moved into the Bowman residence,
which was made vacant by Mr.. r. +.
Aven, who is now living with his
father, and Mr.. T. w. Cowart is Occu-
plying the Chappell house, vacated by
Mr.. Denton. Mr.. J. G. Holland has
moved into the Lutheran parsonage,
made vacant by Mr.. Cowart
Mr.. r. G. Wells celebrated his
twenty first birthday Sunday by din
ner rendered him by his mother. Those
who attended were Misses Pearl and
Belle Berry, Kate Cowart, Kate and
Annie Collins, and MeSsrS. Clyde
Zimmerman, Lift Moore, RObt. Eller-
bee, Will Massey and Robt. Murray.
1t is needless to say that all enjoyed
themselves, and the dinner was feast
fit for the gods.
Manager Geo. NJ Gammage of the
Bronwood ball club has begun look
ing for men to complete his team for
the season of 1905. He is untiring in
his efforts to always give Brentwood
one of the best teams in this section.
Rev. J. A. Ivey filled the pulpit of
the New Baptist church here Sunday
morning, and delivered an able SER
mon to a large congregation. Owing
to a misunderstanding there was no
preaching Saturday.
Miss Belle Berry has been elected
teacher at Rocky Branch, about 2
miles from here, and assumed her du-
ties Monday morning. She has en-
rolled "a scholars. We wish her
much success.
Messrs. Will Massey, Robert Muir
raw, Ben Gibson, Will Pittman, 0. B.
Roberts, LuciuS Cook and DR.. Bow
man represented Dawson here Sunday.
A large crowd of young people as
sembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. Knight Monday night, and spent
most enjoyable evening.
Rev. j. l. Neese of Plains filled his
regular appointments here Saturday
and Sunday, and preached three able
sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rosselot and
Mr.. B. Fl. Shrieves of Ohio are IN
Brentwood selling stereoscopes.
Miss Eta Howell entertained several
of her lady friends with turkey din
ner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Berry entertain
ed several of their friends at a dinner
recently.
Bronwood continues to be the mecca
of the knights of the grip.
For fresh groceries and prompt de-
livery phone ID. j. M. RAUCH'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
Balls Helped His speed.

Frank Watts, a citizen of shady
complexion tio " wG 99o was IS wanted wanted oy tne
record as a sprinter when Sheriff Oxford
and Deputy Slade undertook to ar
range him for his return to his former
haunts. A pistol shot only increased
his speed. He came up day or two
afterwards and gave bond.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, of 200 w. 34th ST.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes;
1T had salt rheum or eczema for years
and nothing would cure it until used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick
and sure healer for cuts, burns and
sores. For sale by Dawson Drug Co.
Price Is cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18

Brentwood continues to be the mecca
of the knights of the grip.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18
A Branch of Armour & Co.

A branch of the Armour Packing
30. has been opened in Dawson in the
building recently occupied by the
Eouthern Grocery Co. Mr.. E. r.
bhepperd of Moultrie is in charge of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-01-18

For fresh groceries and prompt de-
livery phone Ii. j. Nj. RAUCH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

board refused to take any action in the
matter until after the state board had been
consulted.
PLArTSMOUTH-Wha is believed to
have been the body of a flOater was seen
in the Missouri river by several citizens
last evening as It floated down the stream.
1t was quite dark at the time and as there
was no boat near, no effort was made to
investigate the discovery. Since yesterday
the river has been on a boom, a rise of
nearly four feet being recorded. 1t is
thought that II the object seen last evening
was really a fOater 1t will probably be
washed ashore at some point along the
river.
BEATRICE-W. II. Walker OF this city,
who attended the meeting of the council
of administration of the Southeastern Ne
braska Veterans association, which was
held in Wymore Wednesday afternoon, re-
ports that as no funds were in sight, the
reunion to have been held at Wymore dur
ing the week of August IA has been can
celled. The committees were given another
week in which to make a showing relative
| TO the raising Of funds and on this show
| ing depends whether or not the reunion
| is to be held.
| HARVARD-A hailstorm coming up sud.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

depot several blocks nearer to the business
portion of the town. 1t is expected that
work will be commenced at once.
LYONS-The contractors for the grading
of the Great Northern from the Omaha
reservation to Oakland, distance of thir-
teen miles, are here with outfit OF sixty
mule teams and scrapers to begin work at
once. The grade stakes are being cut
FAIRBURY- Mortgage indebtedness of
Jefferson county for June is as follows:
Farm mortgages filed. nine; amount, sl2,
S6S; cancelled, fifteen; amount, SIG 9OS. %
city mortgages filed, nineteen; amount,
$3.50; cancelled. four; amount, $2494.S0;
chattel mortgages filed. 1875; amount, $19,-
623S3; cancelled, 5S,70S.S0.
| FREMONT-The current of the electric
| light plant was turned on for the first time
| this morning. There are a humber of fner-
chants and business houses among the pa
| irons, but scarcely enough at present to
pay the additional expenses. 1t Is believed
that later In the season II will yield a good
revenue. The regular line pays well
| TABLE ROCK-A large number of peo-
pie attended the funeral Of Silas Bowen,
who was killed by lightning Wednesday
| A. Lindenmeyer of Pawnee City conducted
/ the funeral services, which were in charge
| OF the Ancient Order of United Workmen
| OF which Mr.. Bowen was an honored mem
Der.
WEST POINT-Corn on uplands shows q
marked Improvement by reason of tn,
| favorable weather of the last few DAYS, bu
been made, The wet weather has effec
| tually precluded cultivation, allowing thu
! rank growth of weeds to smother IN,
plants, with the result that the crop car
be considered failure along the river bot
toms Wheat and oats are heading on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

denly at o'clock last evening" in five to
ten minutes destroyed thousands OF dol
lars worth OF crops around and within a
were driven from the ripened wheat fields
when the storm came, the wheat being gem
orally fully ripe and farmers making all
haste possible to secure their crop. The
storm Veered from north, going southeast
and destroying much OF the crops, so that
farmers will lose from 500 TO 1850 in
crops by tho storm.
FREMONT-The city council held a spe-
cial meeting for the purpose of considering
the question of street improvements and
incidentally what street would be wanted
by the Great Northern. An attorney for
the Union Pacific was present and pro-
tested against closing South street His
company, he said, was prepared TO fight
that proposition vigorously. The Great
Northern has not yet asked TO have any
street closed and Is not likely 10 do so
before the next regular meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

TECUMsEH-The city council last even
Ing appointed L. c. Chapman as city at
torney.
HAsTINGs-M Foley, aged SO years, died
at the family residence this morning.
Funeral services will be held Sunday.
OSCEOLA-There has been a decrease in
the number of persons of school age in the
Osceola High school district Of twenty-siX
from last year; now we have l6l males and
l6l females, 322 in all,
OSCEOLA-Hon. and Mrs. e, L. King
have sent out cards of invitation to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Edna
home Saturday evening, July 10 at 9
| o'clock.
| PLATTsNIOUTH-Albe Schuldice, a IA
| year-Old boy, was seriously injured while
celebrating with powder and a tin can, to
which he had attached fuse. He was
| burned about the face and otherwise in
| Jured by premature explosion.
! TABLE ROCK-The S-year-old daughter
| of Mrs. Mary Branek, hve miles north
| west OF town was bitten by dog yester-
| day. She was brought to town for medical
! treatment at once and no serious appre-
tensions are felt in the matter.
! WEST POINT-The Cunning County Bar
| association met last evening in special ses-
| sion, under the presidency OF Hon. NJ. Nc
Laughlin, dean Of the local bar and
/ death OF Hon. Uriah Bruner. one OF its
| honored members.
| HASTINGS-The preliminary hearing OF
| are charged with assaulting John Frosch-
| heuser ten days ago, was held in Justice
| Crowleys court this morning The defend
| ants were released on a $500 bond to appear
| at the next term of the district court
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS union No. 12SC
met last night and installed these officers
| J. O. Overman, president; c. II. ThOmp-
| son, vice president; j. II. CoOmes, record
ing secretary; George +. Barber financial
| secretary; A. j. Skinner, conductor; VIII
liam b. UmPhenour' warden; g, c. slyhon
| trustee
superintendent Nichols OF the
Chicago. 81. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
tation with the business men and others
/ arranging for the location OF the new
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08
supreme Court AdJOurns.

After being in session since Thursday
morning the supreme court, Judge Barnes
and Judge Sedgwick present, adjourned
this morning without handing down any
opinions and will meet no more until Sep
TENDER. Judge Barnes will leave the mid
die of the month for a visit to his son at
Casper, wyo, ]. b. Barnes, jr., and Judge
sedgwick will shortly go to California for
a four weeks trip, probably going to
Alaska. Judge Barnes, however, will spend
the greater portion of the summer at Nor
folk Chief Justice Holcomb is already In
Utah,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

former saying he had sold him goods on
credit many times and that Blair had al
ways paid his bills and was most ac-
neighbor. Mrs. Blair and the
sister-in-law said that Beulah Thomas was
is years old and that her parents had mis-
represented her age at the trial. Governor
Mickey took the matter under Amusement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

Luncheon for Americans.
PARIS, July 7.-President and Mme,
Loubet gave a luncheon today I'm honor OF
the American special ambassadors and Wis
iting naval officers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08
DRINKS

cause 80 per cent OF all deaths in hot
weather from prostration, stomach and
bowel complaints, congestion, sunstroke,
exhaustion, paralysis, etc Leading doctors
say all danger can be avoided by taking
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08
Inspecting voting Machines.

The commission appointed to examine and
pass upon voting machines held its first
session this afternoon and the three menu
bers cashed in for $50 each for the few
hours put in, watching a representative Of
the United States Standard Voting Ma
chine company display his wares. The
members of the commission reached Lin
coin this morning and proceeded to an or
ganization by selecting c. J. Anderson.
father of the voting machine bill, chair
man; r. B. Carter treasurer and w E
Taylor secretary. The voting machine
agent then rolled his machine into the cor
ridor of the state house near the office of
the secretary of state; the agent turned
over check for $3.50 to the treasurer and
the business OF inspection began.
The law requires that a company desiring
to sell machines in Nebraska shall subject
the same TO the inspection OF the commits
sion and to pay the expenses Of such in
spection It shall deposit with the treasurer
of the commission $3.50 This money is
divided among the members II the COM
mission says the machine is all right the
company may sell them to the various
counties. otherwise It will be illegal for
any county TO buy. The commission has
ten days In which to make its report.
spInney Has Cause of Action.
The supreme court this morning overruled
| the demurrer Of the attorney general to
the application of Or. Spinney president
OF the Bankers Union of the World, for a
mandamus to compel Insurance Deputy
Pierce 70 issue certificate TO the company
| TO do business In Nebraska, thus showing
that DR.. Spinney has a cause OF action
| against the state. The case will not come
up for hearing until September the state
now having the right to answer the petition
filed by Spinney.
Call for warrants.
| State Treasurer Mortensen today issued
a call for warrants beginning with No.
l22954, for July u. This call will take up
warrants issued up 10 February 6. 1904
these having run seventeen months and
! six days.
Hearing on Blair Petition.
A hearing was had before Governor
Mickey this afternoon in the application Of
John Blair for a pardon, Blair having re-
Gently been sent TO the penitentiary fol-
three years for a statutory assault upon
Beulah Thomas. aged Is years George B
France OF York talked In favor OF the
pardon. while Attorney General Brown
| spoke against Il. Mrs. Blair, her sister-in
law, S. II. HRnkins, formerly a merchant
residing near the Blair home. and Thomas
Barber q farmer OF York county. and Mr.
Thomas, the father OF the girl. were pres
ent during the argument. Both Hankini
and Barber gave Blair = gOOd name. the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-08

State Treasurer Mortensen today issued
call for warrants. beginning with No.
l22954, for July II. This call will take up
warrants issued up 20 February 6, 1904.
these having run seventeen months and
1 ~ dauq
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-22
THE KENDALL WITH THIRTY FEET OF ORE

The richest piece of ground district of the
of 100 feet drifts
in you of of phenomena
all To not dp-25 to 90 feet-but
thousands if another foot
At one point they thirty of that will 500 in gold
u high grade the sampler regular
The Kendall mill which will be ready for
busines in few weeks
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-22

JANUARY'S NEW ORE BODY

.DANOANx - NEW ONC Dull
unknown recently that way to catch
squirrel make like paraprase
be stated that the
mining Manager Bragdon
Superintendent January
field Mining and logical result they frequently
ing
Their taking
of grade much 800 gold the
vein Not alone this but they body
16Ofoot level
foot drift opened
showing better than and
probation and
and 3 feet breadth twohrd which shipping
product presents all the characteristics typical of the suphide zone
of the and closely resembles the spe
from the
accuracy from which property they
An upraise being from the 2s 23ofoo
Stopping progress Nothing
that line workings
contemplated by the Every mined
direct product of development purpose
in the industry
sacking is the So s LOG and 23Ofoo levels and
each instance the shipping being
rapidly
glut of production exists The congestion below
what however possible
the levels
tier tier available spot and Notwithstanding the daily noads
made it the huge piles constantly becoming
Shipments being mills
instance and 60 weekly the other The higher grades
gated and form the onsgnmens going the plant treating
smaller tonnage being made to the
sgnmens it expected that after the first of the mills will
be position tonnage
present going out from the mine.
together
bodies of mill blocked all portions of the
eonuvey that Mss Bragdon
while they with the theory catching
appsed
shoot
ATLANTA Is COMING IN
shipper
constantly growing producers
tally closely of year.
claim of the Atlanta the where that
centered and there this week brighten the
coming
weeks ago Finn formerly prominent
Cripple Creek and other Colorado mining uter made surface find on
his easeo at of
ledge width
values of not less than $50 and from that figure well up above the 800
quartz with
showing ledge Shortly making
quarter holding
capital opening
depth with energy
the LEDGE from the bottom Of the e5 foot shaft and Finn began drilling
away spurred his
values found surface and the hope of locating them place
before the arrival of Christmas
Wednesday
although broken indications of contain
inc an ore shoot of shipping grade The rock the same harac
and the Manager
mining inspected the
lead it an extension of the ledge from which paw values are being
ground pans
string paintings indicate gold
cess of s1oo to the ton and despite the condition
indications The will
drifting its strike search of shoot and anticipate locat
ing pay in place within few days
opening the Gold Bar ledge Atlanta ground of the
border of belt
practically assures the continuity values across the O. D. claim
lying Gold with probabilities
strongly other contiguous claims
both to the east and west also mining
portion will be with additional condition
but be productive of other meroous finds
LEASES ACTIVE
holding well 5 the bottom of the Comak
widend
lin sinking
body grade and from
probable that will
and will surprising if he is the
first of he lessees the shipping
finding
fest in of holdings percentage
nnng the block being operated January
continually while
IA string of
by
being with Gold
Considerable exploration has
its holding promising
the nominal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11

noonUls Boo laa % Henry EiEs
AEaG uafnflfeo'sci FROM Ob
son county lnl.aHB. believes ihst all
men falla Do married. sod thaf b
bachelor bss no hEhi to- I've SINGLE
aad bee decided 20 inIf5iute d meas
$50 sf ihe HeEi session ~ the lesit
latsra t0 lE bachelor The 300
provide nr of % cents 0a each
800 oi ihF a'sg 90 $40 ab'ehGfie8
bacbe.oE over iho csc 5f Pc eho hsga
sH f6eme Of 600 oF more provided
tar baeseIYr Bgf ore mslrffsy g.
the family 6f1f tr 8p9a hlm f3f
sgaB1 lIs p.alafrf f1 divide re
fefeaaa received fi9H sE assesmrnt
gives ~ p e.af f9 fas esEao 'Hea
sa4 % ga rea 90 tfe afoat o.
phars mIHns OF s uaie