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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

9ronOcl, 6rolt Moric Sciorl Irot
Carolina Eomncr, 6rou NlMtitc
%onien, 6rou 6Iorcntc Hrot. Nrou
Wtoric &oItcr, 6rou Wfuric Mficowll
mo 6rou Tlorcncc 9}el. .0umcn.
Nercin ocS @crn1oliio [lrrnpcrein@
6rdu Wtoric &cbncrt, Noriibcriu;
Grou Mioric Sells, 6rou Si55ic sol
icrbcrt, 6rou Noiip aiIion Grolt
emma aoiB, 6rou GorD arcba, Trnll
z. Qcmett, Gruu &clcnc Fieper, 6ran
Nunic Grcd)9lcr, Grou Glnro ailbue,
Sroit @iHic SClbcrt mo 6rou au.
tborinc 4cd.
Gi3crcmc mo alld)cu .Sdrmo'
ME Commencement: 6rou MorIe No
Der, %%oriibcrin; Sri Abclc Sicltc.
monL 6rl. ,Soboltin Meier, 6rou
WotblIOc 6robnbGulcr. 6rnu GmiIIc
WcsQcr, 6rou 8criuorm Goof, Sri.
Goa Goof, 6rl. Gina Shnciocr, 6rol
Gnllllo &ot'cr, Sroll Soo S%orhld)clt
6rou 2i5jIc 2olpcr mo 6rol 6rill
No0cr.
0r,d ulO ErcB -, Gomitc 49, NuI
q. Groppc, Goriibcr; Mor @ciBG'
born mo 0@lpuI0 s.. 6ribld)c.
t5iuon5 Gonitc - s.. Is. pDn
Neinc, s.. Soiicrbert, e. ". Ncinj,
u. =. Shllling mo GlouS Sd)uoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
Mnf @crlangen: sluei Tamilien.
Mnsflngc 3nm balbcu Yreiic. at Mi.

N'"Nf'"SN O"" DuIptu FiCtIC. 81. Wlts
hael'S om 5. September. 0ieie prGfl,
ttge 6abrt erirellt ItetS Ole Sbeilncb,
mer. Heuer 0nmpfer .annopolis"
bonn Yier Ntr. t6 nm 8 ltbr Moraens,
3pei Stnnocn in ct. Mi6aeIs iiir
freunbihuitIide 9eiude; Mulif fir
iitnqc 2eutc; p%ereinigt cine @eiea.
ihuft bon 6rclnoen, Cure ein5ige
9elcgenbeit in bieicm Sabre. r
Nah Bort 0epoiit INTO Sabre oe
Grace art Mittpcd), Den 6, Septem-
Der, 8 llbr Morgcrs, 21@ Stnlfbep in
Eort; Dies lit elmer Der feiiitgt Nus,
ffiige aus Der Staot; Die dfte uto
'neue Bride, elm @irn6er. mo MIR
fir Die &Glitc, mas Die 2elite pdb-
reno oes gan5en Sommers ~be5nblteu
MIR nod oiele Grfurfion am 6. Sep
tember.
9ebenft. jeoe grfuriion nlir Doc.
fomnlt friib5eitig.
(242-3,5-6) 5uldlcitcr.Gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

Gle Sbeater . Saiipn tritt in ibrc
Mcdltc.

Iusge3ctd,nete arditc engogirt. -
8or3iigIihc 2ciltungen III Ill24
iiht nnb cine glGn5cnoc Soliun
erwurtet. - Mcbrcrc Qbeutcr be.
reitS erofinct.
5beoter : l%lnternebnlcr ermortcil
cine brillante Soilom mcIdc idon
tbeilmelIc erofi1et iii, oo IN oc!t
ShouIpielb0uleriL puMicloeromo u.
@ouoeptae 5ur Nuflilbrlllta g~elungcn,
lrie oSolltoopltr. .aernull,S"I nno
rVlonep'S Sbeoter," bercifs 8orlta'
lun9en gcgebcn pcroell, In Wfon'
tog Mben6 miro nlld m6pro SSperA'
hols" eroffnct, llno 5lpur NIT Srn.
Nolli@ Somc$ mo lelner Sruppf.
nelhe .8irginiuS" nit 9rn. Sone@
III ser SitelroGc bnrbictcn miro. Snl
2nllie ser ISOLDE lolcn Damn nod
Wullper'S .Hihclict" lino oSngc'
mar" cine llcbcrleBrng bonn oSoGn
scr @ilbniB," gc9cben iperocn. Sr.
SSumcS lit Elm tiittigcr Sd~)oulpicIcr,
Der iriiber. ol& in oSoro's Spcrn'
bduS" nod cine ltcbcnoc @cieaidlu't
mar, bo5 Sod Der %llgcn0lidcn SCI.
Ben mo Siebbobcr ipicltc mo Der.
bienter WoBcn popular mor.
ltnter Den i%o0enonnten rStorS"
oher 9iibneu9robcn, bic lp0breno Ser
Soiion nit ibrcn GruppCn IN
ySoro's" erihctncn ncr0crL bcfin0Ga
iih Not. 8oobnin, oellen b%iIoid)onc
8enoblin Morin1c elliott, Rlonhc
@olib, Gleonoro Nobiolr, 9prIc Bel.
lcp, Gilltin 6ornbom, Hobcrt Goc'
Jon mo &cnriettu GrOamdn. Iurrl
meroen nod pcrihic0tnc Spcretter'
Eruppen bort gultlrcn; onrilnter oiG
b%eriibnlte Srul Shumdntt Semi
nit ibrem G@nicntbIc. Serncr mer.
Den Gbouncep Sncott mo Inorc'p
Wnd BORT irlonoiidc 2ultipielc nit
muiifolildcn Ginlogcn auftiIbrcrL
mo Tircttor Supugc'S @%eic1idoit
hoS Fublifum bobicr nit GROCER
Sper regolircn.
Gie Sailon III Der oOtuiit Nfumc'
mte" miro etfpoS lpdtcr beginner;
BORT meroen Hiforb MonSiiclo nil
iciner 8eiea'hoit mlltretcu 5erilrr
Sr. e. Sotbcrn mo 6rf.' Sufioafo,
lom, Slgo 9tctbcricIc, Glen Germ.
8iolo auen, Wauhc2 Nboms. Gtbc!
Barrymore. &. Q. @ilfdrbs Gonu
Ntap, 70 2orinor 'lihh cine lol1Je
Reibe SpercttcngroBcn, Die 'ielbltucr,
itGnbIih bon iobi9cn 2rllppcn Antcr,
itiibt fem fperbpnr'v,' ,srat "
Sn valbougb'S Sbeater", mcIhc6
inter Gircftion ser $50. Sbltbcrt6is
fc nno 9claSco ltcbt, mer0cn Irdu.
9cSlie Garter, 9lon6c Bates. Nons
Mcbon Gillian HlliicQ, Bertha @ol'
lonb, Gooio @oriicIo, Seiierion DC
gnoclcS, &cnrD Wiaer, 'He6ert &iI'
loro uno bic Rriibnlic iSroclitilhe
Srogo0ln Scoh alclhno, ale NIL
ror5iigllden 8cielitoitcn uiiitrctcll.
Sm ~Wturplun0 . (bcutcr" mo
DEM AUDITORIUM" mcr0cn Welooru'
ma uno mlllitolilhe Stiifc, quit
lpiele lutb Eoilen nit muiifolildclt
Ginlogcn nntcr Iireftton Der $50.
aernon unh Hifc sur guiiiibrung pc,
longeft, mic tic lcbt lhon I'M .SoGi.
bopltruBen." uno ,Wonltmcntul.
Sbeutcr" inter Scltung oerielben6ir.
ma 10 crtolgreid) gcgcben merocn.
.6oro'9 0pernhouS."
Sn bielem beliebtcn Muientempcl
miro oieie ISOLDE bic 30, rcgelmGbiqc,
Sbeuter.S oiion croiinet, unb 9ies
bari ais ein grtco Gmen gelten, ooB
elm Shauipicler mie 9olli3 Snne8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

oaielblt OILS ~Stut" Die Soilon err.
offnet. 8ir boben 5lpor in amerifo
sur 3eit feinen lleberfIub an .6romos
tt'd1en vSturs," abcr 2ouis ,yumcs
bdlt belttc einen portbeiIboften Ser.
gleld) nit Den 9iibnenfiinitlern ocS
Continents aus. 3ur anffiibrunq
9elangen "Sirainius" nno ,Snao.
mar. Seit Sobren lit Srn. Games
Die ebre 5iierfonnt moroen. sic Roue
oes ugirainins" am bciten par3uitcl.
len, Sem v@idclien" itebt ebenfaus,
miibertroffcn pa 5err Comes wiroI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

@roBortiQc Eorooc Der Baltimore
S%coCrutlon Of &uborf 49, Eicnic
I'M .Gurlep = Eurt." +- @roBtc
1tirr III Der @clhittc scr 3cbcro.
ton.
Mtorgcn ut Arbcitcrtog. SnnImGr,
UtcIBcI, 6ellc. aclc, Nu0cl yor0'
tod, Sdluhtmelcr, @roo' uno ait.
hcnformen UH0uritbCrbuHpt le6C3
9an0ipcrf9}clrn mCr0Cn ruben. Die
Baltimore JcoerutIon OF Subor", ocs
Bcdcr 10000 Grbcitcr mo Son0lpcc'
fer u%t1cb0ren, miro ben Sog OilrdD
cine groBc Gtrobcn Ruru6c nit ou'
roulloIgcn0cm Eic1ic inn o0orlep'
Nurt" icicrn ltn0 gcltcrit Nbcno trut
ou@ 0ufilr crnulmtc Gollllte Die
ShIub GorbcrcitunGcngs miro Ct.
murtct. ooB 10000 Wiunm an DER 30
ru6c EbciI nchu1cn mCrocrL unoWfun'
Or y elop Nlllollll3 lolro ol'd) ooo'l
ZEN et Iplro ol' Fte''e l'oeff''u)eI|
mclhc iiir Die bcl0cn @llnioncn ollS9c'
'eb1 ioorocll lIlp' o'c am 5oD~lfeld0te''
pcrirelell mo mo oell pclteilelhorlio
mudCn. Sic Frciarihtcr limo: 9S.
Wduoel SdloB' 6teo' y. Oolttleo' o.
y, Spoh'o9, ~eolllFo'clt 9e''hef nlo
Stuoi 9tc9lllrnlor Soopcr, ipeld)c
nte Forooe poI' rIllcr tribune be'ilt
Mofppol'le oll9 oC'Iuf'9en peroel''
SIC Fdraoc lOIro lld) lult lnbr Aot'
Iilltfo93 an oct Sl8ot' Sernlorl' llIlo
eolpert'troB@ III IlIcDrerel' 2toI'loi'cI'
'orililrclt. %oIl ocllt tol'd)en 9roBc!t
"eoeuil''' u''l oeI'' oc''plobe W o'V'
leS Vol Nb'toIlo 9clloll'n'en lporoel',
Prol'ocilt eolooto @'r'U mo "foDof
S~tilo'llt@ mn peroen EN- ~pddtgsorie
'predell' aocr 'l't l'nl 10 ilcDr TN
i''p'''ph9 "'o Opo'i W 9e'ot9'
moroelI. Ale mountaineering Der
Porooe mlro me 'olgt 'elh:
Foll5el V(ot'uou oorlroh.
Sul19 Foll}el U'ut'Uou "to'''
nlh9. SlelIieIlull1 "'leieiloho MI
etner IpfDclill13 perlltelerPoll3tltell.
Forooe M0r'doil 9er5o9' 0n'
eohllie, oelteDello aus oeh S9. Vco.
.. @rl'lIn, &o'cpO ofc@regor, ". No.
0ulo9per' WIn. NtWoro' u. 0ofooN'
y. y. %olllllcr, NopH "lA8er' Wm.e.
Oorrelt Wt. ,I. @o'oe' ~1' Y. Stthg'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
0elbIenbmnsen mad 9entidlanb nno
NPStrftht

5n "a Gents pro Marf nnb 20R
Gents pro arone. 8orto ertro.
8edieI atisseiteqt aif ollie Sbeile
Der 8elt. s9ep. $. 9iener & &c.,
Ia DIt 2erington-S Ctr. 3inmer Nr.
g. S. a'as ~ '2'' Q80-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

Sape5ierer Jtr. 295.
Supejier : SuuOlunger.
Sabritubl . Gpnltrlfteltre.
Sortbol5 , Eolirer gtr. 1853.
Stutionore Sei5er.
StiifS . iSei5er.
6ormiren an ser Roroieite oer@cr'
mou, oitlib BON 2igbtitroBc.
&lrlt'3 &opellc.
@rolCrci . Nrbeiter Tr. 8.
@icruuQeu . Siibrleute Hr. t73.
@icrilolhetfiiler Nr. 25S.
Sitter 9tr. 30.
Nol5orbcItcr 9tr. g..
&%ol5lfnlBer.
ShnntlpGrter.
SotcImdrtcr Hr. 6St.
6ornlircn oil Scr Horoicitc scr
Wcrmnlt-. oltlid) bon @rdtttltrabc.
aopclle 0c5 b. HCaiments.
DISQUALIFICATION . Nrbciter.
Sniihmic0e Nr. :. =
@%robld1ntic0c,
Shieiers urO 3icgclonhoeder.
SfcngiCBcr.
9riiOcrihoit Der 3immerleute &
llnioncn).
Sormiren an Der @cltieite Der Gal.
oertltroBc, 5lulld]en Baltimore nro
@crmonltruBc.
&upclle.
Ser. Mciallurbeiter Hr. 73.
Nrbcitcr Der 9roum Gorf II. Sccl
50. ''.Ir," u. ....H "H'
@teIiingorbeitcr &r. 2SS.
GiiengieBtr ger. 10.
5oruircn an Scr Sitieite ser Gal.
DcrtltroBe, 5wiiden Baltimore uno
8crnlotltroBe. '.
WuterS' Ynrf . aopclle. ''
Molhiniiten Nr. 1856.
Woitiniitcu pr. 1876. 49,"
Wp0cllnlnd]cr.
Sormircn an Der Wcitieitc Scr GoI.
Certitrnbc. 5tuilhen @erntalt. II. 2onI.
bnroltruBe.
aupclle.
Sltt- uno Wiibenmnher.
Gontpf , Sngenicurc Hr. 272. a
Nlcfbiihicnmahcr gr. 21t.
photographer.
Wuliter llnIon Nr. 40.
9utbinocr 9tr. A.
asphalt ; Eilnltcrcr.
Sormircn an NoroIeite BON Ger.
mutt., oitlit bon GulucrtItroBc.
aupcle.
aleioer : 3ltldnctocr.
aleibcrmntcr y{r. Z.
alei0ermudcr gtr. 80.
Soleltntdhcr.
2itoiler Shnctoer.
9obmildc Shncioer.
3cugtrifnpcr.
4uocnpert1ufer Nr. 400.
Observation-Disclosures.
Wdntclmafcr Yer. 4.
6orntircn an Der Siloieite Der Ger.
mult', utterbolb SigbtItroBe.
aupclle oe9 4. Regiments.
Giiengerillt q. Nrbeiter.
giiengerillt 5 arbeitcr Nr. 62. =
2eoerarbelter Nr. 8S.
Seeleute.
@oSrobrenorbeiter Ger. IS.
@oihbouS . Irbcitcr. 'm'
0arbierc.
1ormiren ali scr Siioieite ser Ger.
man., tnterbalb 0runtitraBc.
aupc1c.
Webacr Nr. 80.
Glcftrifer Nr. q.
Glettrifer 9tr. %.
Gleftrifer Rr. 46.
Eoliterer Nr. 104. AZ
9%ilbnenurbeitcr Nr. 10.
Wla5blaier 9tr. 8.
Sormiren all Der SiIolette pon@er'
man, untcrbaIb GalpertItraBe.
&upcile.
9ompfrobren . arbeiter Rr. 43S.
8loSarbeiier GER. 80.
@loSarbeiter Hr. 81. -
topfer Hr. #. u
Gontpf > Srgenicure 9tr. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
Nrtcitcrtao Scicr.

@roBortigc Forooc DER Baltimore
Sc0crutlon Of &oborF - Flcnic
" inn ,Gorlep = Eurt." +- @roBtc
Stirr in Der @clhid,tc Scr 3cbero'
ton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
THAT DEPOT AGAIN.

The last issue of the Buena Vist'
Patriot contained this itRm:
"Buwa Vista S new depot has
Been completed, and as soon as
tie yard is filled in and gravel
aid the old shack will be aban-
doned and the new brick building
occupied Buena Vista now has a
depot that is an ornament to the
town.
Dawson and Buena Vista are both on
lines of the Central railroad, and DaW-
son haS three times the population Of
Buena Vista and does more than three
times the business that is done by that
towA. This being true, we cannot I'M
derstand why Dawson, which has for
several years been req sesting passen-
ger station in keeping with the towns
needs and Importance, should be COM
PEELED to continue to put up with the
present little insignificant wooden
shang while much smaller and less i'm
pOrtant places are given handsome
depobs and nicely prepared grounds
Nothing makes more favorable
tmpresSiC@ upon visitors to city
than the appearance of its railroad
depot. 1t is the first thing a visitor
sees upon his arrival, and the last
thing he sees upon his departure.
First Impressions are lasting, it is
said, and when they are confirmed by |
last Impressions it is so much the
worse in . case of this kind.
The MBws would repeat that the
Dawson board of trade should wake
ap and get busy. There is mach i'm
portant work for it to do.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
NO MUD ON HIM.

Secretary Hitchcock of the interior
department created something of a
sensation q few days ago by public
statement charging that former Secre-
vary Hoke Smith $ grant to the Indian
Territory Illuminating Oil Company
Of the sole right to prospect for OIL
and gas throughout the entire area OF
the Usage Indian reservation was a
Gigantic monopoly and public scan
DIAL" Mr.. Smith Immediately left for
Washington to refresh his memory on
the subject by looking over the rec
ords in the case, after which he gave
out statement denouncing Secretary
Hitchcock as IA common slanderer
who uttered o charge which he knew
10 be baseless and untrue.
All of this is very interesting, If not
edifying, and round number two will
be awaited with much interest. 1t Is
unnecessary to. say that nobody IN
Georgia believes Mr.. Smith was q
party to anything of the kind witt
which he is charged, and if he doesn
best his man in short order we shall
be very much disappointed, We dc
not always agree with him in politics
but we believe. that Mr., Smith IS
clean man
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
CF4e Your Ssamach a Rest4.

Your food must be properly digesab
ed and assimilateebtO be of any Walle
to you. If your stomach is weak, ST
diseased take KodOl Dyspepsia Cure.
1t digesBs what you.eat and gives, Xosln
stomach. a rest, enabling it ta' recal-
perate,. take on new life and grow
strong. again. Kod@l cures, seslr
stomach gas, bl0atimg, heart pahai-
tation and diges siNe. disorders Ia a.
Soper of Little Rock, KY, writes, AS:
"We tRel that K0dol Dyspepsia Cure
deserves, all tue cCmmendation that
can be given it.. as. it saved the lNtas OF
our Little girl when she was, three
years, old. Shaa is now six, and we
have kept it for HEY constantly. hut. 0i
course. She only takes it now When
anything disagrees with her, SoAG
by Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
CONTRACTOR JAY HIT HARD.
More Than Half a Million Brick fts'
New CaaEt House Condemned.

More Than Half Million Brick fir
New CaaEt House Condemned.
! From the Albany Herald.
! BLAKF53, GA, Feb. ls.:-Architect
/ Dillon, of the firm of Morgan Il Dill
| Ion of Atlanta, the acchitects of Early
cOunty's handsome new court house
which is now under construction in
Blakely, condemned several Thousand
'dOllars' worth of material 7%hieh Con
tractor w. f Jay of Shelman
had on the grounds to be used
in the construction of the new build
ing. The material whizh was
condemned were more than half
a million common brick and several
tons of white sand TWAS also found
that the excavat iOns, which, according
to the contractor, had been finished
and were ready ia, receive the founda-
tiOns, were four and half inchsS too
shallow.
The loss to Contractor Jay VIII rHn
up into the Thousand of dollars. The
contract provides.that samples Cd the
brick to be used in. the building, were
to be sent to the architects. AS this /
was not done and.thR brick have &@en
condemned the entire loss will fa@i Sh /
The contractor. (
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the United States for the
Northern District of Georgia-Western Division.
In the matter Of
J. L. Brightweu, IN Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To to the Creditors Of J. L. Brightwel of Par
rOtt, in the county Of Terrell and District afore-
said, a Bankrupt: You are hereby notified that
on the 21st day OF February. a. D.. 1905 the said
J. L. Brightwell was duly adjudged bankrupt.
and that the first meeting of his creditors will be
held at Dawson, Ga, in referees office on the Bird
day of March. A. d.. 1905. at the hour of O'Clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may come before said meeting
II. a. WILKINSON
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dawson. Ga, the 2lst day of February. 1905.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
FEAR WHITE REPUBLICANS.

Last week THE News noted that the
formation of a new county from parts
Decatur and Thomas counties was be-
ing opposed on the ground that ne
grOes would be in the majority and
endanger white supremacy, and eX-
pressed the opinion that negro doni-
nation in Georgia was as improbable
and about as impossible as anything
could be. But from a personal letter
we have received on the subject from
well known and prominent gentle
man it seems that it is not negroes,
but white republicans, WHO are nuner-
Gus in that section, who are feared
We print the following extract from
the letter:
Under ordinary conditions there
would be but little or no POSSIBLE
ity of the negro vOtegivfng trouble,
but here there are a large number
of Wkite republicans ThOmasVi1le
is known as a winter resort, and a
great many northern people live
here the year round, have their
voting residence here and cast re-
publican ballots. A few years
ago the county was carried for
Mckinley in the national election.
The negroes have not forgotten
how TO vote, nor have they lost
their desire to vote and in all Sc
riossAess there is grave danger of
trouble in Thomas county, not the
new county, should the proposed
division take place
That puts a somewhat different as
,ect upon the situation, and will no
Ioubt have some weight in determin-f
ng the fate of the proposed new cOun-
V. But who would have thought that.
'hite republicanismh had become so for
lidable anywhere in south. Georgia,
ls stronghold of democracy, as to [;
abse apprehension?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
How. Foolish We Are.

From ting MarieAtn journal
The south is tine laughing stock of
thQ4east, and deserves tC,be. just a
little INSTANCE of our folly: There is a
cereal made mp east under a high
sounding name, that is, nothing in
Gods world but old corn meal mush-
good all right, but weigh package
and you will discover that we are pay
ng nearly three dollars a bushel for
corn-lndian corn. Buy d can OF lya
hominy and you find We are guilty CT
the same extravaganza, when the Vice.
wills are eating up, multiplied thous-
ands Of bushels of corn which we
might as we'll can as our eastern
brothars. What tools We southerraers
be
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of au order of the Court of Ordinary
II Terrell county viii be sold before the court
house door of said comfy, on the first Tuesday in
March next. Within the leait hOursa @f sale. the
following described band, toNit:. One house and
lot in the city of Dawson. Ga. k&own as tha
Marina place. southeast coraer, at Intersection Of
Loyless stress and First avenue. one fourth of an
acre more or less: also fftN acres Of land, it be
ing the northwest quarter of lot OF land No &i6
in rhe Third d strict of TsFrell Go1At Ga. Sosd
as the property OF o. d. Dodwell, Terms cash.
THIS Feb. l. 1908 a K MERCER, Adm ?,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
yHE AMERICAN FARMER

The farmers of America produce
more wealth than any other people on
earth,
Last year, says the Kansas City
Journal, they cleared up nearly So
900, 900, 900 on their crops. Out OF the
proceeds of the corn crop last year
the farmers. could have paid the ma
tional debt and still have had enough
money to. run the government for six or
EIGHT months. All that the gold
mines Of the entire world have pro-
3uced since Columbus discovered
America do not equal the value of the
food. supplies raised on American
farms during the last two years, while
this years product is over six times
the amount OF the capital stock of all
ehe national banks; it comes within
$3.50, coo, 600 of equaling the value OF
the manufactures of 1900, less the cost
of the materials used; it is twice the
sum of our exports and imports for
wear; it is two and a half times the
gross earnings from the operations o.
the railways; it is three and hal
times ohe value of all minerals prOduc
ed in this country, including coal
ron ore, gold, silver and quacrie(
-.t,., ~, e- ..--4
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
LEADER WILLIAMS

Editor jim Brown of the Newman
Herald hasn't a very high. opinion OF
the Hon. Sharpe Williams who is
supposed to be the democratic lead
err" in congress, and saysothat he does
not reflect southern sentiment. Our
contemporary has recently criticised
him as follows:
"HOn. John Sharpe Williams per
fervid Grafton in congress the other
day, in champiOning the celEse OF Genr
eral Nelson A. Miles, amazed and dis
gusted his coApatriots oS the south.
That Miles should have fuEnd cham
pion anywhere south of Mason and
Dixon's line would have caused sur
prise at any period since. the close of
the civil war: that a champion shosald
rise up from the state which had
claimed Jefferson Davis, as Its ra0st
distinguished citizen andgBn spirit. OF
patriotic conservation had given him
to the cause dear to every southern
heart is almost beyond belief. Yet
this has come to pass.
The democrats in congress need a
new leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
SIDNEY HARRElEL TO THE PEN
Webster County DfanTaken A~ag 80
Ss.r.Ye Long Sentence.

|, AMERLGUs, Feb. lS..-Sidney H&rnalb
was carried from Americus this after
moon to- a penitentiany camp near Ar
.lingtOnAtn serve hisrsentence of twenty
years for burning the town of Preston
Tin Webster county, in April Last
'Harrell was one of the prominent and
influential men Of Webster cSGntY }.
and with his nephew. Henry Morgan
was convicted of the crime of burning
out the Little town. thereby entailing, L
loss of nearly $50, 200. MorganAiao al
ready cJCimg twefty years terrR4, and
Harrell goes to john him
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
HEAD FLATTENED SHOT.
Charge Fired at Ten PAGES Failed to
Penetrate Negroes Skull.

An instance Of remarkable hard
medicines has been reported in
Americas, wherein a negro woman
shot her husband. In a quarrel she
seized a shotgun and at ten PAGES
fired the entire charge into his fore
head. The load of shot. lodged in q
lump beneath the skin, the leaden
missiles being aattened against the
bone of the negro's head.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Administrators Notice.

Having been appointed as Administrative Of
my deceased husbands estate. Henry Strickland
of Atlanta notice is hereby given to the creditors
and debtors of the estate to render in IN account
Of their demands on or before the first Monday in
April, 1903 Q The debtors are likewise requested
to pay up their accounts on or before said date,
otherwise action will be taken according to law
to collect the same. All accounts and papers
must be presented to my attorney. ]. f. Sistrunk
This Feb. II. 1908.
SARAH STRICKLAND. Admr'X.
J. Z. SIstruuk. Attorney.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
For Leave. to Sell.

GBOBGIA. TERREIA C0UNTT, 0rdinarSs Of
fee. Feb. g. 1905. H. P. Collier. administrator of
the estate of Mrs. Nieie Il. Collier deceased has
applied for leave to sell the land of said de-
ceased. This is, therefore. TO notify all concern
ed to show cause ca or before the first Monday in
March next why said leave should not lie granted
sai3 applicant applied FOR
j. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Look Here. Read This.

Did YOU know that Charlie Carter is the best
ditcher in the county He is msn that kaows
his business well. and is worth 81 to s. a day
He is on Mr. J. r. MERGERS place where ne
worked this year CHARLIE CARTER.
Let re tell one and all. White and black. Man
DIV Carer is the best woman doctor in the town
for midwife and body troubles. If You have need
of her come and she will wait you at once.
She lives on Centwl road above compress. Yours
truly MANDY CARTER, Dawson Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
Lumber.

an running saw mill in the Third district.
below the iiOsou riace. and can furnish lumber
to the public. Price st mill % and 50 cents per
hundred. delivered at mill, according to quality
oil lumber ANDREW IRWIN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22
See e. ]. Shepard

before having your fruit trees grape vines, ever
greens and rose bushes renewed for the new year.
A IL work zone by him guaranteed first class. Up
to date pruning and renewing home orchards a
speciality, Headquarters at Marshall n Cos
Prompt attention to all orders.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-02-22

PRESIDENT CASTRO of Venaae4a is
cutting capers again and our Teddy
may use the big stick on hin at
any time.
THE two blind men who got sn a
spfee.i in Atlanta probably felt imrniue
from seeing things