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New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

x,
CoFFED-The coffee market quiet showed no
tpecial opening steady at unchanged
prioes decline Of points, and the market closed
ouet decline scattering
the absence OF supporting orders, and the in
sixnfcarce he indicated the small
OF which in the
way between months by houses with European
Cables without influence. The Euro
pean fairly steady showing with Havre
net unchanged. Hamburg closed advance Of I
pfs July and unchanged other options Neither OF
primary reported change, receipts
running just about expected The two ports on
tuesday 10000 against 1900
Juudiahv 10000 bags 900
last year. PauIo receipts the day 1s2
hars somewhat above the average The spot
market quiet and steady. with quotations the
basis Of nc for Ro No =.
The prices the local market to-day
folloR
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

Tn. local market for spot cotton closed d. 40 points ONT
beh.- an qOc for mddfng upland and 10 l5c Tor MID
ding chi, Soutern spot markets telegraphed as
follows Mobile hr1n. &c higher. az &c: sales 2eo bales
SSo-fofk steady higher. at e1zc; gales IA bales
Baltimore nominaly &c higher at eize Augusta
nr1n 10 higher s1ec sales 4S 81. bales saran1aa
An = hisher al G-iec sales. 600 bales Calves
ton nrn s-i8o higher Ssc: sales 1eo3 bales New
orleans steady &c higher e1ec; sales 3 $50 bales
Estimeisd receipts leading points for today: AZ
last year Galveston. $500 to 5000 bales against
ora last week and last and at New Orleans
ZOO TO 5000 bales against 1S42 last week and 8,loo
lzst year.
Receipts at ports interior points to-day,
rared with the same day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
soe,rs At ,h. uorts and interior points to-day com
"A V1,rb N. same day last week and last year:

Cotton 1chang. special liverpool oabes; Spot ootton
M business doing sales 10000 bales sDeeu!s,ion sno
apart 1000 American 1000; receipts Isooo all Amerl
een; riddlng upland B. 2sd futures opened nTin at
Sshs advance positions and points soxsnoe n, m
sstant advance OF II pon
uhe end June-Juy, b.I6d Juy-August, l4d; August
septernber October November NoFeh
oeaenher DeceEnbes~Janusry and January FepruaIy'
aS,!%d: February March arch-Apr. 6l4d; Apfli-
nay 5l5o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strong cloths very hfti
~ prices asked check business
FLOUR AND MI1AL.-The advance in wheat had the
- SCI Of stimulating demand somewhat choice grades
spring and the whole market closed with firm under
-. but al old prices Spring patents s. 1895 -;
.tng clears SO 7S4Si winter s. 35S3 60
& extra No winter. So to9ss s5 RYE FIIoUR-ouet;
sslSteo: Fair good 81 25Qs4 90: choice fancy.
- gszs3 80 CoRNMEAL--s,eady quoted: Kiln dried
F,ns white yellow. 259s1 3O coarse 81 I4Gs1 10
Western. quiet: city. steady; quoted: Western
o COG s22 90 July shipment; city bran SIS bulk sl9
sses Incdling S194s23 red S23 30. hoBiny chop,
s~%Sz 10 bulk f22 25as22 rs sacks oil meal ss 5e4s30
~,e nHAaN-"f "flEAT-A renewal OF bulish Northwest
op ne.s including late 10 the effect that black
L. I'D bssn North Dakota, turned wheat
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-york. June IS. 1905,
BEEvEs-Receipts III cars. or 1.sts head, in
.,dIng 9a cars for export alive 40 for saughterers
md az for the market. making with the cattle held
80 1Jasterdav be sold OF which SO were at
Jersey city and the balance at 5oth,st Yards The
80, strictly rood dry offered were selling at
b;~ber price; the under grades and dstillery
Ss6 reeves were only steady: fat bulls showsd some
- whfie iirht bulls moved slowly At Mondays
I,r,oes: medium oowl held steady on light
rscsiptsi fat cows we've nru- Ths osnAao 1of Al
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

DOMESTIC EXCHANGA-NewtOri tOrieans-Conl-
merciai, 8c discount; bank. 81 premium. San
Francisco-Sight. 7tac; telegraph. 1oc Boston
is $50 discount Chicago-Soo premium. Charles
ton-Buying. par; selling, 1-ioo premium. ST Louis
900 premium bid. .oo premium asked. Minneapolis
$50 premium. Cincinnati-2oc premium. Savan-
nah-Buying 60c discount selling. T5c premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York - Exchanges
s2sl 1876 balances. S26sS.coo PhleSelnhia-E~-
changes, ga ,Ts5oos; balances, S.15T17s. Chcago-
Exchanges. s2ss7s.3sS; balances. N.7s4.259 Balti-
more-Exchanges. 1892. $780, balances. sSO2ssa Bos-
ton-Exchanges. s2i.6oAsS7: balances. S.H5sYT.
SILVER MARKET.-Bsr silver. ssasc; Mexican
silver dollors. +Slac. Bar silver In London elossd
ut I'd.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 1922: Lisbon. $50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGB.-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 202
GOVERNMENT RECEPTS.-Custom receipts
reported from Washington N2i. .S65; internal revs-
nns rsoaiptsr N6SSo1i miscellaneous rsos.pts, ESS.-
- RaoslltA. {aA ~ AAEA ., 90 xn& axpandstH,sA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at 81
per cent: highest. pa cent lowest. per cent:
last loan. per cent; close. per cent: ruling rate
"a per cent Time money was quoted at s per
cent for sixty days, ga per cent for three months
and 3ts per cent for four to five months CONNER,
cial paper quoted Sa4G4 per cent for sixty to
ninety days +Gi9 cent for four and six months
and 41eQ5 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed weak
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
NAVAL STORES.

TIA market for spirits turpentine opened weak at
2itc asked closed shade lower at &c 10 oz52e
@H,acbina made barrels Rosin was duh and about
t Iaw.r with common to good strained at 50 So Tar
was Arm and unchanged We quote; -, 49,,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oil and machine Dds oIf,
962ac
RosI.SWComnon O good strained. 50 60; Z. s3 go
r sS 95; G. 81 %: 81 15; 81 so; X 81 60; NJ - IO
n 81 sO w c. 50 10. and w W. 50 40
STOCK ON HAND.
bbls o.
Spirits turp<ntns bbls. !2ss
Tar
Charleston juno 2s-TuRPENTINE and RosIN.
nOsalns sniiaynsh aIs juno fs-TURPENTINE nrm $50;
sales. so72 bbs; receipts. eo2 bbls RosIN nrm: In
Ibis quote: A. B. {. .s 20; d. SO 30; e. IS so: F.
ss so: c 50 65 II SIS TO- / SIS rs; X. So so; NJ. So 90
X 81: w @. 81 25. W W. 81 so
Wilmington. June 2s-sPIRITs TURPENTiNSE e
steady and unchanged; receipts s5s bbls IT TAR r
Arm. az bid; receipts; 80 hbls CRUDE TVkPENTlNE
london. June 2s.-TURPENTINE SPIRITS, tis ia
posIN-American strained. SIS cd; hne. 12s Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

dull and nominal There was sale Of g. 700 bags Porto
basis p6 TO the
Federal closing prices 4c for e6 test centrif
usal. 3Ssc muscovado and 3ssc for 50 test
sugar Meiting5 the United States ports
the week 900 against $1,000 previous
week and 10000 last wear Recents for the week q
ports Gal tons against 3s3a last week and
q, 222 22T9lS TONS compared with
23e 271 2D5, 800 last
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

'pTTON-The cotton market sensationaly active
showing advance Of about So bale since the closing
figures Of last Monday The seemed to be nothing
less than continuation OF the upward movement
based frnness Of holders anc underlying con-
Vctl1n that If the at TO be doing
well adequate yield is improbable and at the close
ing further sensational advance although the market
evidently attracting considerable opposition by those
who believe that reaction IS due following the recent
violent advance and who also consider that crop daae
has been exaggerated The opening nrm at ad-
OF 10 to IL points following much higher cables
expected loss caught on open
bulls fresh buying through
commission houses the other hand, realizing was
heavy but nothing happened materially check the ad
until IN the early afternoon October sold at o5c
- points higher sudden wave OF buying pro
sales advancing prices IN
great and irregulartt ana prices
about Is points OF froTn the pest But
bulls became aggressive again just Defore the
the market finally firm ct net gam OF 4V AZ
estimated fully 1bO.cOo baies Ac-
corng 20 reports Southern spot markets were
A9Ec higher with some points Reporting sooo
sales private that interior holders
asking fully Nc above yesterdays prices me ieed
ing local operator Liverpool that he expected the
vance. history. Many conservative people
seemed TO think that regardless OF ultimate result t
east temporary and the existence OF large lines
in concentrated shape considered moro or less OF
fresh purchases at the higher ieve 90 d
nent appears that mills SOLO sheao lr nv I
other words, taet tney
sold come 600 900 bales OF the new crop IN
the shape goods and that until these supples can o
the Southern dictate prices and that
Until contracts goods are hIea heh pIIes 20 en-
check consumption AZ the sstne ha+ +be new cTop IS
ro1- g,bin frsm sixty ninety days OF reechhg te
market IN sone volume and that by this tine lhe
sp. ~ weakness into situation and permit OF spot
shorts or spinners securing their requirements ~ ~
hasis -so.. G., cha Incal market to
Sauz as
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
Opening. High. Low

Coftee cables: Fsio-Conee narket quiet; No RIO,
1885; receipts 5000 shipments
for Europe 600 bags stock, 100000 bags Santos
Santos 4s100; receipts.
u 600 bags stock s47 900 bags HamburgCofee market
opened unchanged TO \ pig higher; at m was net
Unchanged pfg lower: st m was net unchanged;
i franc lower at IL m L franc; 3 m
unchanged: q $50 . unchanged: total sales
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
TEX dividend.

Closing prices yesterday of active bonds dealt
- obappas follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

nankers, posted rates were as Follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
BOND MARKET TRADING.
quotations follow:

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Nenntbisrf fur @r0nlan0.
Eanitdber EIam sur SeKersns eer 2ebeass
reyaaItni1e Der GSfimcS.


Die 9r0nlGnher iinb elm anseeprGe<
tes sSagD> unD 6if9erpolt, bas benz
Meere unb benz 2anbe a~bseipinnt. nas
ibm Die Natur an S6ieren bietet. Jbr
Sauptertperb lit Die JifGerei iotpie bic
Sagb auf aobben, inbehen seitaltet fiG
bic @usbeute auberit idpanfenb, 10
CAP tie 9r6nlGnber, Die feline Meifer
i'm Sausbalien linb, mitunter bitt,re
Hoib leiben, ipenn Der Sang feblf9ldst.
9ierSu tommt, baB Die Jii9erei BEL
@r0nlanb INNER r%atipneller BON euro
pGern unb 4merifanern ouseenubt
pirb, benen geseniiber Die @rOnldnber
nit i6ren primitipen GerGtben ni9t ers
folgrei6 fonturriren tOnnsn. Sbre
Gage muB fi1 baber UNI 10 truuriger
gefnlten, als audi Der friiEere seualtise
9eIfanb an pi.bsn &enntbieren in
GrDnlanb uuf's @euBsrfte seiapunben
lit. Sod Mitte bes porieen sSabrbunz
berts erles.en Die @rOnldnber jGbrli9
sttpa 25,0G0 Stiid, aber ieBt lit Die
Saso auf bisIe Sbiere o menis 8es
osutrng. SIN 0inblid auf bieie Ser
bGltniiie bat mon IN Odnemarf ben
plan sefabt, mad @rDnlanb, bas bGs
nifGe &olonie 1T, 5obme Renntbiere
iiberSufibren. Man gebenft bamit ben
Yolarbelppbnern elm pirfiames Mittel
i'm &f um's Oufein gu bieten. Mit
benz 9alten bon Genntbieren tpiirben
bic @rDnldnber ibr politdnbiges 4us>
fommen baben, pie bies Eel ben Noma<
ben Norbeuropas unb Mfiens Der San
lit, benen Die Sbiere allies ~liefern, mas
gum 2ebensunterbalt n0this lit. Ser
por IL Sa6ren beepnnene 0erfu9,
aabme &enntbiere in Qlasfa gu affli<
matifiren, lit ponftdnbig gelungen. 6ier
befanben ii9 bic Gsfimps in Gbnli9er
Notblaee pie Die @rDnldnber. Die
ameritaniihe Gesierung lieb baber i'm
Sabre 1892 eeeen 1000 lapplGnbif6e
&enntbiere nu9 @lasfa bringen unb
berpfliGtete sleidaeitis cine @n3ubl
2appldnber, bic Gingebprenen in Der
8ebonbluns Der Sbiere gu unterpeiien.
9ebtere baben ii9 f9nea permebrt unb
bon fol6em NuBen eripicIen, bab an9
bic Mmerifaner in srobem umfange boz
BON 9ebrau9 MAIDEN. &%enntbiere fome
men jeBt in Masfa fir poft= uno
Sra1sport5pete CUR 8eripenbung,
benn lie iinb pproiigliGe 3ugtbiere. Sin
paor sie6t cine Gait BON ettpa 400
pfunb unb lest tGgli9 81 enslif9s
Meilsn suriid. 2ebisli9 elmer 2enrl~
tbier=Grpebition NOR es gu p~erbanfen,
bab bic Manni9uft bon a9t 8ulfiidp
fangf9iffen, Die Dor einisen Sabren
beim gape BARRON i'm giIs feitfabsu,
gerettet perben fonnte. &enntbiere
finb au6 in ben polareebieten infofern
5pedmGbiger als Gstimobunbe, als fie
ii6 ibr Tutter, bas Henntbiermoos,
felbft fu6en, inbem lie biefes nit ben
6ufen aus benz S9nee berporf6arren,
pGbrenb fir 9unbesefpanne meiftens
bas Sutter mitgefiibrt iperben mub.
@rOnldnb bietet minbeftens ebenfo quite
8ebingungsn fir Henntbiere tpie
Nlasfa. Die tpi9tisff. Iubrune, bas
Mpps, lit bort i'm rlebsrflub borbanben.
Sie &enntbiere niirben ben Gingehors
men slei45eitis Die ibnen amber unbez
fannie Naturmild @liefern. Cine Renn=
tbierfub si6t tGelid I Biz } Otter
Mil9, bic aber 10 bid tit, bab lie nit
p~iernlal 70 piel Wafer perbiinnt nerz
ben faun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

@inem f9Ie9ten g 9era
TT &arl NcDaf in ct. 2ouis, Mo., gum
Spfer sefanen. @r leibet fart an Hbeu@
matismus, unb um bic S9msr5en ets
mas gu linoern. rieb er iia nit 3amz
pberSS piritus Elm. Sin anpefenber
iunser Mann tpoate, pie er Ii9 ousz
briidte, ausfinben. Ob Der Spiritus
du4 brenne. Gr ftedte Elm Strei9bola
on unb feBte ben SUB in belle Slam
men, pobur4 Hobat f4pere 8ranb=
fpunben erIitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

I'm Wahsr gelegea babe. sic lei miibs
fam on's l1fer eefro6en, mo Tie fi9 10
beftig erbrp4en babe, bab lie Dor
@9pa9s fpieosr in Sbnma9t seiun>
fen lei.
Baron Oumnib unb Der 4ubiteur
8esei fanoen oieie Re4tferti9uns einz
fad unb glou6piirbis, trpbbem blisb
9raf Spuar BEL ieiner Iusfuee. I9t
Mo9en sos iih bic llnteriu9ung in bic
2dngs, pdbrenb pel9er GET Die arme
Marid, an einem biBigen 5ieber err
trantt, I'm Snquiiitenfpitale Der Stabt
lag.
Gs f9eint, bob bon Wien ireenb Elm
Winf gsfomrten fem mub, bic Sa6e
gu pertufGen, benn Oberit 8raf Spudr
ipurbs nidt beitruFt, ionbsrn einfa@
entlahen. Gr gins mad 5ranfrei9,
nabm bort a~riegsbienfte unb foa Bel
HoBba9 %geFallen fein.
Marid 9ettner baeegen blieb tpeeen
bes am @srar peribten 8etruges in
DnteriuAune. 0p9 fiel biefe iebr
glimpfli6 aus.
8aron' 0amnib unb Der biesmal
ausna6mspeiieme notwithstanding Iu=
bitsur @esci fanben in Der 0erheims
li9uns ibrer Deibli9teit feline @bF6t,
ben Staat gu i9dbisen, mas Die &ettz
ner bur6 ibre tabeGpie Oienft5eit be-
piefen babe. Sn ibrem sansen Miliz
tdrleben iaben Die 9erren eber cine 9els
bentbat unb beri6teten in biefem SHINE
an ben 6offriegsratb na9 Wisn.
Sas 9ugenba9fde Hesiment. benz
bic f9liebli9 senefene Maria pieber
iibergeben ipurbe, pubte nun freili9
ni6t, mas e3 nit biefem Ionberharen
Solbaten MAIDEN Ipute, unb beri9tete
iber ben Saa auPs Neue an ben 6ofs
friessratb. Ter 9luBfab beg 8eridtes
lautete nDrtlib: nllebrisens bate Die
8ettner a%Ie5eit geboffet, bab, fofern fie
einftens piiroe entbedet iperben, Sbrp
faiferli9e Majeftdt fie b~ssnabisen mir,
ben, inmaBsn lie ~aIle5sit, in alien 8eees
benbeiten, slei9 allen SDlbaten ibre
S6ulbisteit getban hdtte, bite alfo
anbei Die Grap por lie gu ba6en unb Tie
nit gu b%eritpBen."
Die &aiierin reiplpirte am 3. 6eb=
rliar 1748: Die &ettnerin ipa gum
aorporanen ernannt unb nit g6renabz
f6ieb parbonieret perben; fpenn tie in
meinen 2anben perbleiben pin, 10 tperbe
ibr cine peniion gese6en ben Dem ges
baimben eammer5ablambt, mo ni9t, 70
tDeroe ibr Elm itiid 9elb auf einmal ges
seben. Wil lie aber 5upDrberft feben."
SIM @uguit befiel6en Sabres 1T alfo
Maria Sophia &ettner in Sugenba9@
f9er Hegimentsmontiruns als &orpo>
raj in @ien eri9ienen, purbe Der &aiz
ferin porgefiibrt, fiel ibr 81 SiiBen unb
banfte fir Die bobe @nabe.
Maria ShereIia ipra9 ibr giitig gu.
ba tie r%aLIaeit Elm abretter Splbat GENET,
i'm &riegspOlfe nader aussebalten babe,
UNI I'm 0ienite Der suten Sadie ibr 2es
ben 81 fafrifi5iren."
Die Often erfpGbnen mod, bab Tie
cine DEMONSTRATION bon a4t 9ulben
erbielt, mas audi Die eingangs erfpdbnte
@rabi9rift beitGtigt.
@ermanbte BON ieiten i6res Sbeims
leben mod in Seiterrei9. 90 bat elm
Neffe bon ibr, S9na5 &ettner, i'm Mai
1909 als I. I. Sappeur BEL Der 0ertbeiz
bigung bes Yafes 9ueg i'm Sal5burgis
f6en miteepirtt unb fiel pdbrenb beg
Hidauges mad Steiermart in franaO>
iif4e @efansenf9aft, aus Der er ii4
ranSionirte. SIN Sabre 1860 feierte
biefer &ettner feline golbens !6rdseit,
umeeben BON aablrei9en 8inbern unh
&inbesttnbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Iehte Arffu1tuu.

sd fonn meinen @dliifel ni4t fin
ben!"-y9aft Ou i4on in Seiner
9ilettaf9e na4geiebeng"-rSor fu9'
ih i'm Sulebt; benin tpsnn er ba aud
niat tit. tries' id cine S4anbputb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
aleiucs @ikueriiGnbnif.

Ser fleilse Gurt: Limb mas min.
fdelt on Sir, Mema, gum @eburts.
tag?"
Wutter Coon feds &inoern): sd
niinid)e mir feds artige ainoerl"
Gnrt: nMd, mie bubih, @nmn
oann iino mir geraoe elm 9ubeno..~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
Rft.u ErtIemr.

9err Tim Jriisurlaben, ldbt f4
bic 9aare fdneiben; Der Trifeur err
adhIt lansipeilise Gef9idten): sd
bite Sic. f9reiDen sic mir bic 5aare.
aber laTen sic mid babel ungeIfos
ren!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04

benz fe ibn bul6 gu SoOe sepriiselt
bate.
No9 mebr ols bis6er mar lie auf
Der !9ut, ibr Gebeimnib itrenge gu nab
rem. limb inmitten biefer iteten @ngit
unb Gorge Die INNER me6r pa9fenoe
3eibeni9aft fir ibren 9errn!
Der 9raf mar bnrhdus niht leut@
1eltg gu tbr, bel Jeber 8elegenbeit reg
nete es !5iebe unb G@impfnorte. Wad=
ria ertrug allies gepulbig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-04
uDas fann uns bas fiimmern!'

yWas Tam uns bas tummern!!"
meinte perG9tli6 Der Sberit.
Sic f4itteten in bic geOffneten
9iteni9lOher S9ieBpulper binein unb
5iinbeten IS an, 10 bab bur9 bic @rs
plofion Die S9l0fer tpegeeriHen muir
ben unb pas @an5e einem @inbru9
G6nli9 f9ien. Damn trennten tie ii9.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
CATECHISM

gve. life study to our business
order 10 our
a
should about customers
Because depend on them for living and last but not least
a
necessary order make
Because without we would buy goods winch would not
no depend on the jobbers for goods :?
there obbes and obbes who do not
business which they know nothing about to swim
people?
retailers for the Almighty Dollar
his business get just what you
good goods at right prices.
WHY people quit ordering goods
Because large stock OF Just what want ne saves
sells
with judgment trade home and buy of the le
trade, and what it is worth
Because have and know that always
something nothing
kept and jewelry repairing
Because though ofn costs sas
S the end
give satisfaction
beives
LEADING DAWSON AND TEfREl1L COUNTY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
The Good Old Way.

A severe cold or attack of la grippe
is like a fire, the sooner you combat
it the better your chances are to over
power it, But few mothers in this age
are willing to do the necessary work
required to give a good old-fashioned
treatment such as would be admins
tered by their grandmothers, backed
by Boschee's German Syrup, which
was always literally used in connect
ion with the home treatment of colds
and is still in greater household favor
than any known remedy. But even
without the application of the old
fashioned aids German Syrup will
cure a severe cold in quick time. 1t
will cure colds in children or grown
person. 1t relieves the congested or
cans. allays the irritation, and effect
ively stops the cough. Any child
will take it. 1t is invaluable in a
household of children. Trial size bot
tie 25 cents, regular size Is cents. For
sale bv Bell Brothers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
DEAD INFANT IN A SACK
NEGRO Babe Few Hours Old Found
Hid in a Brush Heap in
Negro Cemetery.

Monday afternoon some negro wom-
en- found dead infant in pile of
brush in the colored cemetery just
north of the city.
The child was only a few hours
dead, had on no clothes, and was
wrapped in, an old crocus sack.
Coroner Buchanan held an inquest
yesterday morning, when it was de-
veloped that the mother of the child is
Flossie Daniel, who, with her mother,
Eliza Daniel, came to Dawson Satur-
day night from Shellman, and that
Eliza Daniel took the child to the
cemetery and concealed it soon after
its birth.
After disposing of the body Flossie
Daniel went out in the country from
Dawson and her mother returned to
Shellman. Officers have gone to arrest
both of the women.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
A HANDSOME NEW CITY HALL MAY BE BUILT
But No Definite Action has
by Officials

just whatwill be the full result of the
city's sale of its engine house proper
ty and the erection of new building
for the fire department is yet an UNI
certainty. 1t may mean the erection
of handsome city hall, which will
also provide for the fire department.
When the lot on which the present
headquarters of the fire department
are located was sold recently to
Mayor J. r. Mercer the lot on
the corner of Main street and Fourth
avenue was acquired, and it was
thought at the time that an engine
house alone would be built on this
site. Now, however, some of the Off
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
PAID 1T WITH ITCH.

Mayor and Others Kept Safe Dis
lance from Prisoner.
Friday stranger was arrested by
the police and taken before the mayor
on the charge of peddling iewelry
without license.
The prisoner told story of hard
luck and suffering that appealed to
the sympathy of all who heard it,
and rounded it off with the statement
that he had a very severe case of the
itch and was trying to make his way
to Hot Springs. This information
caused a mild sensation, and the may
or, after quickly suspending the mans
sentence with the understanding that
he would leave the city Immediately,
adjourned court.
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Icials are discussing the ACCESSIBILITY
of erecting not only an engine house,
but new city hall in connection
herewith.
Even if this plan is not carried out
it is more than probable that new
quarters for council chamber, police
court room, ETC., will be built on some
other location. The old court house,
which is now used for this purpose, is
old and dilapidated, and an improve
ment on the situation is badly needed.
A number of suggestions have been
put forward in the matter by the city
officials. Definite action on the sub
iect will doubtless be taken in a short
while.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr. w. T. Mathis of Barnwell, S.
c., has been visiting his brother, Mr..
w. j. Mathis near Dawson. He is
one of the most extensive growers of
watermellons and canteloupes in the
south.
Jimmie Collier, who is at
tending business college in Colum-
bus, came down Saturday to spend a
day or two with his parents.
Mr.. Howard Horsley, who has been
attending a medical college in Louis
vile, KY, for several months, is at
home to remain a while.
Miss Alice Barnes has returned
from visit to relatives and friends at
Fort Deposit and Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Matte Mae Mcdowell of At
lanta has accepted a position with Mrs.
G.. L. Mize as milliner this season.
Mrs. E. B. Whitchard of Athens is
visiting at the home of Mr.. Lucius
Breedlove near the city.
Mr.. A. J. Baldwin has been to Au-
gusta to attend meeting of the brick
makers of the state.
Jim Alexander, who has been at
tending school at Blackshear, is at
home again.
Mr.. Chas. H. Richardson, Jr., of
Montezuma spent Sunday with War
rem Parks.
Miss Lille Farrar is in Athens Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. G. G. Bond.
Mr.. r. L. Goolsby was here from
Americas Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. W. f. Hickey is on trip to
Atlanta.