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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
SHIFT OF COURT JUDGES.
Seabrook and Parker Named to Hold
Courts for Judge Sheffield.

Owing to the continued illness of
Judge Henry c. Sheffield the judges
of other circuits will preside at the
spring sessions of the courts of this
circuit.
An order was issued by Governor
Terrell directing Judge Paul E. Sea-
brook of the Atlantic circuit to pre-
side over Quitman superior court.
which is now in session at George
town. Judge A. T. Parker of the
Brunswick circuit will act as judge at
Clay superior court, which will meet
next Monday, March 10. The trans
fer of Judges is made under the act
passed at the last session of the gen.
eral assembly, which allows the pre-
siding officials of the circuits to have
their expenses paid by the state when
sitting at other courts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
WHEN AND HOW ELECTED.

Resolutions Passed by the Last DEM
ocratic Mass Meeting in Terrell.
Recent events make the following
facts in reference to the election of the
democratic executive committee the
past several years of interest.
The last democratic mass meeting
in Terrell county was held at the court
house on July 30, 1898, and Governor
Gambler was present and made a
speech. The meeting was presided
over by Hon. j. w. f. LOwrey, and
Col. j. G. Parks acted as secretary. A
democratic executive committee was
elected, and the following resolution
providing for the election of the com
mittee thereafter was unanimously
adopted:
"Be it resolved by the democrats of
Terrell county, in mass meeting assem-
bled, that at the next gubernatorial
primary, and at each succeeding prl-
mary of that nature, each district shall
vote for two members of the executive
committee, except the town district,
which shall vote for four: and that
hereafter the executive committee shall
consist of eighteen persons. four OF
whom shall be residents of the town
district and two residents of each of
the other districts IN the county. And
in case of vacancy occurring in the
committee from any cause the remain
ing members of said committee shall
have power and authority TO till such
vacancy"
The present committee was elected by
the people at the gubernatorial prl-
mary of 1902, the year of the Terrell
and Query campaign.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
CALL DEMOCRATS TO MEET
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ORDERS
MASS MEETING MARCH 81.
At That Time New Committee VIII be
Named, and Other Business
Deemed Proper Transacted.

!
Pursuant to previous notice the
Democratic Executive Committee OF
Terrell county met at the court house
Saturday with Chairman J. H. Oxford
presiding and j. G. Parks acting as
secretary.
There are eighteen members OF the
committee, one of whom has removed
from the county. Roll call showed
fourteen present in person or by valid
proxies as follows: J. H. Oxford,
chairman: A. j. Baldwin-proxy M.
c. Edwards; Frank Nasworthy, NJ. T.
Jennings, George NJ. Gammage, Z. M.
Harris, L. d. Gay, w. 5. Thornton,
w. L. Chambers, S. d. Hatcher
proxy j. G.. Parks: j. W. Tilley-
proxy j. Fl. Pritchard; j. Z: Turner,
C. f. oxford, j. d. Lane. Those alb
ssnt were w. B. Dlsmuke, T. W.
Haddock and Jonathan Bridges.
M. J. w. f. Lowrey appeared be-
fore the committee and urged, in order
to prevent any friction among the
voters of the county, that democratic
mass meeting be called.
The following resolution was then
introduced by M. G. Edwards. Esq,
and after being briefly discussed was
adopted:
BE it resolved by the democratic
executive committee of Terrell county
that J. H. Oxford, chairman, be in.
structed TO call a mass meeting OF the
democratic voters at tie court house
in Dawson, Ca, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
on the 81 day of March, 1906.
The committee then adjourned. A
county primary will be called until
after the mass meeting is held and
new executive committee elected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
SHOOTING TIME is UP.
The Season in Which Birds Can Be
Killed Closes Tomorrow.

Killed Closes Tomorrow.
After tomorrow Dawson spOrtsmer
will stack arms, as the shooting sea-
son closes on Thursday, March 10th,
and get out their fishing tackle.
1t is generally agreed that the sea-
son now closing has been one of the
most successful gunners have ever
known. For dove shooting the wealth
err has been almost ideal and marks
manship has been prime, as many a
bullying game-sack has evidenced.
Tomorrow, however, will call halt
to the fun. From then until autumn
anyone will be liable to punishment
for misdemeanor who shoots, traps,
kills. ensnares, nets or destroys in
any other manner the protected birds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
Women Give Bond.

The two white women who were
placed in Jail on warrants charging
them with vagrancy have given bond
in the sum of 500 each and
been released. They live in the
Doverel community, and are named
Etheridge.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
Farmers Union.

A call meeting of the Terrell Coun-
tvs Farmers Union will be held al
the court house in Dawson on Friday,
March 10Th, at 10 a. M, for the pur-
pose of transacting important bus
mess. All local unions are requested
to have representative present.
G. F. SMITH, Sec. and Treas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
MARRIED ON SUNDAY EVENING
Miss Jeffcoat and Mr.. Shelton Are
United in Americas.

On Sunday evening last, Rev. r.
L. Bivins of Furlow Lawn Baptist
church officiating, in Americas, Miss
JAMIE Jeffcoat and Mr.. w. P. Shelton
we're united in marriage. The bride is
one of the most popular and attractive
Young ladies of Americas. Mr.. Skel-
ton is Dawson's popular fire chief. and
has many friends who extend cOngratd
ulations. The happy couple arrive
in Dawson Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
Will Vote on Bonds.

An election will be held in Shellman
on April 10th to determine whether
that hustling and growing little town
will issue bonds to the amount of
Sc. 900 for the purpose of installing an
electric light plant.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
This is Worth Remembering.

Whenever you have cough or cold
Just remember that Foley Honey and
Tar will cure it. DO not risk your
health by taking any but the genuine.
1t is in a yellow package. Sold by
Hendricks Drug Store, Dawson, and
H. A. Wall, Brentwood, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-14
A Real Estate Deal.

Mr.. w. a. Jennings has sold the
residence on Stonewall street occupied
bv Mr.. w. \. Jeter to Mr.. j. c. Hind,
the consideration being 81, 900. Mr..
Jennings. who is now a resident Of
Jesup. came up to Dawson to close
the deal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
HIGHLANDERS
BEARING AWAY
Have Now a Lead Of Three
Games Over Chicago
LATTER IS HARD PRESSED
BY Cleveland Indians, who Captured
One and Tied the Other Of Double
Header With New York-Bos-
ton Loses Again.
LATTER is HARD PRESSED

Each day the New York HighIanders
take a trip on the tohoggan, while Chi
cago clings To the FIRST place like grim
death. Yesterday the HighIanders drop
ped one game ct their double header with
Cleveland and we're saved possible sec
ond defeat by the caliing Of the game
ION account Of darkness Cleveland IL
now within one game Of New York.
Meanwhile the Chicago White Sox con
tinued their grand finish, this time de-
feating Washington 4 To 2. The down
trodden Philadelphia team continued its
inglorious career bv being shnt out BY
Detroit, 2 to D. Tho st. Louis Browns
took \ turn at ramming the Boston
Americans into the sod
In The National league but two games
were played, the other two being called
oil on account Of rain. Ii was left fof
the Brooklyn trolley dodgers to take
the new champions into camp, which
they did in full measure BY the score
of I to Q. The Pirates went down be.
fore Philadelphia easily, due To their
own ragged fielding
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
TO Get Twin Cities Steam
ship Business
GRAND TRUNK CHARGED
With Giving Commissions Cunard Co.
Said to Be Party to Scheme---viOla-
ton Of Agreement BY Other
Roads Alleged.

New York, Sept. rs. Chicago de-
spatch to the Commercial Says Another
"gntlemen's agreement On steamship
business has been smashed to pieces and
cnre again commissions are being paid
Oh steamship business from AIiu-
neapoiis to ST Paul by one rail.
read, according to the accusations made
~ passenger traffic official Of one 81
the Chicago New York lines
( The accused road Is the Grand Trunk.
| The charges made are that the Grand
Trunk in connection with the Cnard
line agency IN the Twin Cities " paying
S. passenger for all business routed
ever the Canadian line 70 New York. OF
this SIS. il is declared, the steamship line
pays 80 and the Crank Trunk So. A
circular has been issued To the Sub
agents Of the Cunard line in the Twin
City territory notifying them that they
win be allowed commission Of $4 for
each passenger secured.
These charges, if true, indicate that
the egentIemen's agreement made by
the executive officers Of the Chicago
New York lines last June that the pay
lnent Of commissions ON steamship husi-
ness should cease July ! has been broken.
The position OF the Grand Trunk, as an
nounccd after the last agreement was
made, was that 50 long as the other lines
rofrained from paying commissions on
steamship business the Grand Trunk
line would keep the agreement, but the
minute that it was learned that any
other line had broken away the Crank
Trunk officials would do likewise This
position would indicate that the Grand
Trunk officials have learned that some
Of its competitors are paying commits.
sions despite the agreement and have
taken il upon themselves TO protect their
business.
Some traffic officials who discussed tho
ease believe that the Crank Trunk is
violating no law when it pays commits
sions on steamship business. This be-
lief is based upon the assertion that the
new interstate commerce law does not
cover passenger bushes destined to a
foreign country that IS not adjacent TO
The United States. That the Grand
Trunk has i serious grievance In the
steamship business, fair minded passen-
ger traffic officials agree. Az one time
this road had large steamship business,
which it was handling regularly, but
its competitors, by the payment OF com
missions, destroyed a large part of this
business. Now the Canadian line is de-
termined to do all in its power to pro-
tect its interests. the officials declare
and what another line may do, il is also
ready to do, 50 long as the action Is
legal.
The Wabash, Eric and Nickel Plate
have all been accused Of paying commits
sions on steamship business out of tho
Twin Cities, but the officials Of the lines
deny the accusations. It has also been
charged that the Grand Trunk is paying
commissions in Chicago, but proof OF
this charge has not been secured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
HEARS VERDICT.
Parsons Guilty Of Murder in Second De-
gree in Death of Harry w. Gilmore.

Boston Sept. %. Henry f. Parsons
OF Somerville was found guilty Of muir.
der in the second degree by the jury in
the Middlesex superior court al East
Cambridge yesterday morning On July
2. last Parsons shot and killed Harry
X. Gilmore Of Somerville at his home on
Florence street, East SomerYiIe Gil.
more had been boarder at Parsons
house, but had gone TO Revere to live.
On. the morning of the murder he called
at Parsons house with an expressman
for trunk. On his way upstairs he
vas shot by Parsons with an old.fash
ioned musket, The trial was begun Mon
day. and the defence was insanity, due
70 excessive drinking.
Judge Bell finished his charge 10 the
Jury yesterday morning and at 1910
they retired 20 consider the evidence.
Tie jury was out hour and 20 minutes.
Parsons received the verdict without any
show Of feeling. His wife was in court
vhen the. verdict was announced, and
she cried bitterly leaving The court room
immediately.
Owing to the absence OF ]. A. Nc
6eough counsel for Parsons, sentence
was not imposed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
LEFT TWO WIDOWS.
Children Of Second Wife Are Given Half
Of Estate.

Wichita, kan, sept 2s Federal
Judge Pollock rendered 4 decision Wed.
nesday in an unusual case that came up
from Comanche county II Was the re.
suit IF an alleged bigamons marriage
hy James Mclaughlin. Mclaughlin
lii was III Old soldier who deserted his
wife, Rebecca, in Pennsylvania, and com
ing 10 Kansas with Young woman
named Annie Scott, married her and
lived with her thirty years, raising eight
children.
Upon bis death the second wife, who
says she knew nothing of His previous
marriage, applied for a pension. and this
led TO the discovery 81 wife No. Il
The court decided that the Pennsyl-
wanna wife was entitled 10 half the es-
tate and McLaughlins children BIZ his
second wife were entitled to the other
half, while the second wife was entitled
to nothing, though 1t was largely through
her efforts that the property was account
ulated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
HAILED TO THE COURT
FOR DRIVING OSTRICH
Florida Man in New York Violated the
Ordinances Dealing With Gem
trail Park.

New York, sept rs. William ".
Ford, who gave his occupation All ostrich
breeder; living in jacksonville, Fla. WAS
arraigned before Magistrate Whitman
ia Yorkvilie court "Wednesday for siolat
ing the ordinaces by driving an ostrich
through Central Park without having lIrst
obtaining the permission Of the board
Mr., Ford found the bird ailing and de.
cided that il needed exercise He bitch
ed II to i light vehicle, especially COM
structed for ostrich motor power and
invited Miss Olive North 10 take drive.
AS the eqpipage moved ap Fifth ave-.
nue. crowd followed, but Ford was
easily able 70 distance an pursuers by
''cluckingD lightly % his bird
The ostrich man was released in court,
on condition that he keep out Of the
park
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
BEEF PRICES
SOARING
Chicago Boost Likely to Be-
come General
CAUSE ISLACK OF DEMAND
Pork Strikes an Almost Prohibitive
Price-Chicago Inspectors Con-
denim Twelve Carloads Of
Meat.

Chicago, Sept. 2s. Prices Of choice
cuts are soaring in Chicago. aud the
latest boost hy the Zig packers NiIl be.
come general throughout the country
in Il few days, according to the infornla-
ton being sent out all along the line.
The advance to the local trade il from
two 10 three cents in the last TIRES
weeks, a second raise Of one To tvs
cents becoming effective this week, ac-
eOrding To local Dealers The sharp adj
sanees are attributed to the lack III
demand for sausage and canned meat
porducis. III containers can cultivate
an appetite for the cheaper cuts Of beef
in the guise Of sausage. then the three
cents per pound raise viii not affect
them. A. 4 result OF the investigations
of tile methods Of manufacturing sau-
sage and canning meats BIZ the beef
packers, this heretofore indispensable til
bic necessity Is losing its ground with
The housewife
The operation II the new meat in
spection law. which will make Ii inn
possible for the packers 70 palm 0if tile
by products a. ehoiee delicacies and the
consequent wiping ant 81 this source of
titOiF 10 considerable extent 70 the
packefs, IL assigned ~ those knowing
IA the chief reason for the sharp nd
vance IN the price OF choice cuts from
which the packers must realize their
profits IN the future Even pork has
struck al almost prohihitiye price. Pork
lons have jumped from llta to i3Ia
cents per pound With The sausage ma
chimes at standstill which formerly
utilized the TRAININGS Of the hogs into
Home made" sausugc, these trimmings
are now a practical loss to the packers
For their part the packers arc not max
ing any statement However, the Bis
marck, Edclweiss, Hofbrau, kaiserhof
and other principal restaurants. with
the PALMER house, Auditorium. Victoria
Wellington, and other hotels. have been
Obliged TO raise the price Of plain steaks
) cents, fancy steaks 10 cents and prime
roasts and chops 10 cents per order
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
TORTURED DAY
AND NIGHT,
Rheumatism Crazes the Mind,
An Internal Blood Treatment Called Uric-0 is
Widely Recommended TO Cure It.

Every sufferer from Rheumatism who wants
20 be rid OF the sleepless nights. the nerve bind
ing. muscle twisting hours n pain, should get
AZ once bottle OF Uric-O. the marvellous spe-
cifc for the cure of Rheumatism. Ii matters
little how long one has suffered from the tfou-
BILE nor how intense the suffering 1ric-O will
cure IL. II cures by its direct action npon the
blood, muscles aud kidneys, II neutralizes
the rheumatic acid poison and drives II from
the system Druggists and Physicians every
where are recommending uric-O because
they know that ~ LAST there has been
remedy prepared which actually cures
the trouble and cures it 20 stay cured. IL
has stood all kinds OF tests and never been
found wanting. Iric-O Is cure for Rheuma-
tism and for rheumatism only. The Red Cross
Pharmacy are agents for Uric-D In Barre and
they would be glad 20 meet All sufferers from
the disease and explain the action OF Uric-0 on
all forms Of Rheumatism The Smith Drug
CO., Of syracuse, n. ", are the makers OF
lrie-0. and will be glad to send any rheama-
tic sample Of this marvellous specific on re-
quest, They sometimes send fun sized bottle
70 people sending for samples.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
the conduct Of your campaigng' was

the conduct Of your campaigngn was
asked.
III would not be proper for me TO
express my views upon the subject hcs
fore confcrfing with the representatives
Of the men who nominated me- replied
Mr.. Hughes, adding But there Is ono
line Of policy upon which have deter-
mined. and 81 which / am not aserse
To talk. Il i the attitude which ! shall
assume toward the press ~ which |
refer ! shall say nothing 10 the news
papers thnt do not say in my public
utteranccs. That II. | shall not indulge
In q newspaper eanpaigu.'
Whit do you think OF the action 81
tho Democrats
~ think that ii will He very in-
tefest ting campaign. he said and that
il All that ! care ~ say on that point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28

Mr.. Moody held that the provisions o
the meat inspection amendments has
reference entirely to domestic sianghi
ering and meat packing establishments
The matter Of imported meats aud MEAT
products, the attorney general said, was
not referred 10 at all in the nmend
ments, but had been dealt with BY
congress III the pure food law, which hac
been enacted at the same time. lht
pure food law, he said, plainly contem
plated the importation Of NEST food
products which were pure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
National League Standing,
pUGS ON NEUTRAL GROUND.
walcott and Rhodes to Meet on mo
Mans Land"

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 2s.-A ar
engagements for the fight next Sunday
between Walcoft and Rhodes for the
welterweight championship have been
made. The contest will, ii Is planned.
take place ON strip Of neutral land
several miles from Leavenworth
The jurisdiction Of this land has never
been determined It pays no taxes and
saloon has aonrished on ii for years
unmoIested Gov Hoch and Folk COM
bined to prevent the fight scheduled for
last Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
SWISS REFUSE RUSSIAN GUESTS.
Hotels Alarmed by Activity Of the Ter
rorists.

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept 2s No.
tees have been posted 1T most OF the
hotels and private houses here and in
other cities in Switzerland, announcing
that Rnssians are refused acrommoda
tons This arises from the recent dis
covcrg "a y Russian, bonib depot IN
Switzerland ana TIE demonstration no
lnttriaken Of Frenehmau named Nluel
ler, IN Mile I.cuniien. Who mistouk her
victim for ". Durnoto The action tax
on IS the Swiss hotel proptietors has
greatly embarrassed the Russian stud.
ents in Switzerland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
TWELVE CARLOADS OF
STORAGE GOODS" KILLED
Two Were Storage Chickens and 10
Loads Of Meat En- Route for
New York City.

Chicago Ill.,, Sept. 2s-Two cars Of
cold storage chickens and over 10 car
loads 81 meat were condemned Wednes
day By Chief Food Inspector Murray and
his assistants, to say nothing of ID en-.
easses Of diseased cattle and four calves.
The condemnation Of the chickens was
Gue 70 private adyices received by Muir.
ray from Canada When he learned
that the lot had escaped him, and wal
on the way 10 New York, he notifie.
the authorities there, 10 they can cate
the shipment at its destination.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
Dr. David kennedy. ROndOut. N. Y.

Dear Sir Some time since was
troubled with blotches coming ont on
my breast, OF serofulous character, and
mf general system seemed to be out
of order. | was induced 10 try Dr.
David Kennedy's Fayoritc Remedy, The
first bottle drove the eruption away aud
| feel better every way. II Is splen-
did blood medicine. Henry S. Eldfedge,
Rochester, Y. v
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
FIRE IN POWDER.
Yukon Steamer burned; Two Of Crew
Missing; Tone Of Explosive Ignited.

Seattle, WASH. sept. 2sseA dispatch
to the Post .lntellieeneer from Nhite
Horse, Ala. SAYS that steamer CoInm-
biz, owned by tie White Pass company,
was burned TO the waters edge near
FiYe Fingers on the Yukon river 1t i
supposed the fire originated from the
boiler and iqnited three tons Of black
powder caused an explosion. The chief
mate Joseph WEIGH. aud one fireman
are missing. A cabin boy named AIur
ray was fatally injured. Others we're
badly burned and an Oh board had mar
row escapes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
Opened by King Edward.

Aberdeen, scotland, Sept. g. The
new annex Of the university. splendid
granite structure erected at cost Of
81 100000, was opened by King Edward
yesterday in the presence Of hundreds
Of learned men from America aud else
where who arr participating in the COM
Of the four hundredth an.
niyerSary Of the university The king
was accompanied by Queen Alexandria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
HOLD HIM SANE.
Harry Thaw's Examination by Experts
Yesterday Laster for Nearly 8 Hours.

New York, Sept IS. Harry Thaw
permitted himself to be examined ment-
ally and physically yesterday morning
al the Tombs by two Of the alienists
who examined him few days ago. The
examination lasted fully ~ hours.
1t il understood that the doctors, DR..
Britton. d. Evans, director OF the state
hospital for the insane az Morris Plains,
N. j., and DR.. Charles G. Wagner, super.
intendent Of the state hospital for the
insane At Binghamton, believe that Thaw
is sane.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
NEUSKY WORKS CASHIER
ROBBED BY BAND OF 20
Hundreds of Workmen Kept at Bay by
Revolver Substitutes Dropped
$3.50 Of $500.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 2s.-As the casa-
icr Of the Nevsky works was crossing
the yard Of the establishment Wednes-
day, with a clerk who was carrying ST.
500 Tor the payment Of employees, tire
two were surrounded BY 20 men, who
threatened them with reyoIsers and took
the entire sum- This robbery was wit
messed by hundreds Of workmeu, but
they were kept at i distance hy shots
from the robbers. The robbers escaped,
but they dropped $3.50 in their flight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-28
BOLT HEARST TO HUGHES.
Two Rochester Democratic Papers Re-
fuse to Support Nominee.

Rochester N. VI, Sept. 2s.I'he Roch-
ester Morning Herald, ever since is
birth. a Democratic paper, has bolted
Hearst, and in Yesterday mornings Is.
sues announced itself A. an independent
newspaper and advocates the election Of
Charles y. Hughes.
The Union and Advertiser, established
in 1926, also declines to support Hearst.
1T has always been Democratic, but in
its issue of yesterday II AYERS that It
''owes no allegiance to the candidates
of the Democratic convention at Buf.
falo."