The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-04-05

News. Macon Telegraph.
Well, we don't exactly know, either.
But we seem to have a faint recollec-
ton that some years ago Mr.. Smith
was a candidate for few hours for
the United States senate-until he met
his opponent in joint debate in this
section of the state. Mr.. Smith is a
constant sower, but we must admit
that he doesn't reap abundantly either
| for himself or others.
IT is unnecessary for The News to
say what the injunction to the citizens
of this town is. We are content to
refrain from the repeated 'pull-fors'
and "push-fors" and "boom-fOrs" of
some of our contemporaries. Dawson
citizens, without any great show or
parade, are determinedly working for
better, bigger town, and it is a
source of great satisfaction to truth
| fully inscribe, Don't Dawson grow"
HAVING pretty well supplied the
need for library buildings Mr.. Car
negie, it is said, is about to consider
the advisability of distributiOng some
of his wealth among the smaller col
leges If he decides to do so there
will be many extended hands.
A CONTEMPORARY says that Hon.
Harvie Jordan has his whole soul,
mind and body enlisted in the cause
of inducing the farmers of the south to
save themselves" Five thousand dol
lars per enlist should be sufficient to
get all there is in him.
DAWSON and Dublin are disputing
over which place uses the most liquor.
Knowing Editor Rainey and Editor
Stanley as we do, we can say it is a
stand off. Savannah Press.
There is no stand off about it here.
1t is cash over the counter.
ST is the time when lilies bloom,
when hats always their highest 60"
The lines are almost forgotten, but we
are correct in saying that what fol-
lowed had something to do with a
little green dough?
ROJEsTvENSKY'S big feet has as
sembled at Jibutil French Somalli-
land, preparatory to sailing into Jap
anese waters. Every indication is that
there will soon be something doing in
naval warfare.
IT is said that Hon. Martin V.
Calvin is going to be a candidate for
commissioner of agriculture. 1t de-
ponds altogether who Uncle Martin
goes up against whether he is wise or
unwise.
The republicans of North Carolina
celebrated Washington's birthday
with much eclat, Vice-President Fair
banks being the guest of honor. No
cOlOred gents were invited.
The Darien Gazette hands out this
one: when some men become real
bilious, why, they also become reform
ers, but it does not become them at
all"
CONGRESSMAN BRANTLEY has very
kindly consented not to take the gov
ernorship himself. The other boys can
now toe the mark and begin shooting.
THIS years immense crop of candi-
dates in Georgia gives promise of
lending a bearish tendency to some
peoples chances of success.
THE NEWS ha it from a pretty
straight source that Senator Bacon
is not near so sick as some would
have the public believe.
THE dove of peace has taken fight
from the battlefelds of the far east.
Neither Russia or Japan tried to in
duce the bird to linger.
THE tainted money of Rockefeller
will be accepted by the mission board.
No discount on the faint.
THE sewerage system proposition
ought to have the hearty support OF
every citizen Of Dawson.
DAWSON hasn't given up the hope
of new Gepo vet.