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TheINugget.! DAHLONEGA, AUGUST 6, 1903. The Etowah Gold Mining Co. Enetrod at tlie Dnhloncga, Gft. as Second OlnHs Mutter. Official Organ of both City and County. Some thief entered the mansion and siole Gov. Terrell’s Panama hat the other night. Wo would l*c glad to givo our readers some legislative news but nothing being done. Last week a gentleman in Americas, Ga., shipped a lot of fine melons to a friend in London. Comptroller General W right cs timates that the increase in the valuation of the state tax this year will be great. Weil, it seems that Atlanta is going to get that much talked of depot. It will be large and one of the linosl in Georgia. Four persons were killed by ! Quite a number of gentlemen of | Da 111 onega and other places, met \ by invitation of Mr. C. R. Arnold, j general manager of the above com pany, on last Saturday at the Betz j Mine, now known as the Etowah Gold Mining Company’s works. Among the visitors were: Judge W. W. Murray and J. F. Moore, Esq., of the Crown Mountain Company; Col. Sharpe of Chattanooga, Tenn., who is a largo stockholder in the “Jumbo Mine,” which is, soon to start up on the Chestntee above the Garnet Mills. Also I)r. It. C. Whelchel, Col. W. A. Char ters, II. 1). Gurley, Esq., Major J. F. C.Tillson, W. P. Price, Jr., and Col. W. P. Price,Sr. ; the lat ter gentleman being a director of the company. The object of the visit was to witness the operation of the new machinery, just erect ed, especially the magnificent ore crusher, which reduces the ores to the fineness of flour in an incred ibly short t ime and at once carried by the water, which moves the lightning near Ccdcrtown, On., last Thursday while in a barn. Two J machinery, through a long length of boxes down to a large bin which holds the black sand, and mules were also killed. The bill making it unlawful for a laborer, under verbal contract, to bo taken from one party and hired to another, lias passed the senate. Judson Brinson, the Savannah cigar smuggler, made a confession last week implicating government officers and a hundred Savannah citizens. At Mutewan, W. Vu., one night last week Mrs. W. K. Dayis killed her husband’s favorite woman and then in man’s attire escaped'to the mountains. We notice that some of the weeklies are cheating their subscri bers by double leading their mat ter in order to fill up a good deal of space with but little work. The present members of the leg islature will soon come homo and take a vacation for ten months— not meeting again until June, 1904, unless an extra session is called. One day last week at the explo sion of two gun powder magazines at Lowell, Mass., over twenty per sons were killed and fifty injured. Fourteen houses were destroyed. Last week three negroes reached such gold ns may not have been caught by the riffles on the jour ney. 'I'lie achievement of this new process is to save the gold, which our miners all believe is largely lost and carried into the Etowah river. There was but one opinion among the visitors, and that was: if the new process is not ft wonderful success they were unable to discover a reason why. The host, Mr. C. R. Arnold, is the discoverer of the process and the inventor of the machinery, as well as general manager of the mines. I To drinks lemonade, as did all of his visitor® but in a near by cave, ns cold as Alaska, there was stowed-a way some of M". John F. Betz’s best brewed Philadelphia lager beer, which was drank in rememberance of the only man in America who ever put his hand on Pope Leo's head, and pro nounced a blessing on the man whose death has'so recently inter ested the whole civilized world, and which caused the Pope of Rome, to confer upon Mr. Betz though a Protestant.,* the honor of membership in the order of St. Macon from Danville, 111., fleeing (,lr ;S 01 3 r - ^ The lunch-dinner, of which the visitors partook, was not unlike the splendid menu provided by a Philadelphia connousure, and all from the lynch law. Tho south desires its citizenship increased hut prefers a different quality of people to this kiud. i he Constitut ion of Sunday said: “Of the 800 or -100 general hills pending before tho house it is safe to say that not more than 40 or 50 will ever come to final action at the present session.” Very poor wor k to cost $70,000. returned home in the evening highly gratified with the day’s pleasure on the banks of the beau tiful Etowah. As soon as the buildings are complete and everything in good running order at the mill, Mr. Cyaig’s friends promise themselves another happy return of Satur- H.n women get mad at their t ] a y’8 visit, when they will lie per- nihbands they geneially take tho Knitted to write more fully about noom sin k to them, hut Mrs. V . j the Ktowali Company’s mines and J. \\ ood in Atlanta the other day, m j]] s> used tho pistol and shot five times, only one hall taking etfo.ct, caused by jealousy on her part. The Judy is in jail and the husband dangerously wounded, Good Church News. The house by a vote of 107 ayes to 46 noes, passed the uniformi ty text-book hill last Friday, which it is believed will pass the senate by a good majority. The bill provides that tho state hoard of education, consisting of the govs Ed. Nuggjst: On the 80th ult. you would have been delighted had you been at Soul’s Chapel, the last day of Bro. White's protracted meeting. An all-day service, reading and prayer service, at 10 o’clock by the pastor and an experience meeting. It was enconrging to hear those good men and women ernor, secretary of stale, comp-j tell how they loved tho Lord, who Holler general, attorney general first loved them, and state school commissioner, At 11 o’clock tho pastor allowed shall he made the school hook com- the writer to worry the congrega- pensation. January 1, 1905, is j tion for nil hour with a talk, cal 1- tln date i'pr the inauguration of ed preaching. Then a dinner was IIk*. new system. No city that spread all over the place, and if you had been present you would have gotten a good send off to wards getting fat. Editor, the cleverest women you ever saw liV" around Soul’s Chapel. Yes, they all have clever husbands and levies a local ta.\ to maintain a system of graded schools is forced to use the uniform system. The hill provides for tho appoint 11101.’! of a sub-eommisiou of five school teachers of tlie state for the pur pose of assisting the commission in sweethearts, {dd and young, selecting the books to he used. After dinner 8?t’yices began in 111.s measure has been vigorous] the church and the JL’id, clever fought by the school book trusts j school teacher came marching' her thioiighout tho country, hut we j school to the church, where all, are glad to see that the house, or a j both old and young, listened nt- big majority of its members at : tentively to a line sermon by Bro least, are looking after the interest ! White, the pastor, and an earnest otthe the poor as well as the rich. ! prayer by Bro. J. B. Brown. Bro. Teasley was on hand to lead the songs, and lie and Bro. Gittin to help with their talks and earn est prayers. Brn, James Higgins lmd been there to help in the work hut was not present the last dnv. One gmd old brother was received in tile church, to-wit: John Sose- bep, while others took the church vows a second time for better liv ing. One sweet babe was baptized. May (lie good work started at Soul’s Chapel spread all over the county and state. God bless the good people around and about this place of worship. Writer, ( though (50 years of age, was made | to fed young for awhile and de- jtermined to get nearer duty and to God. Oh, how 1 desire more of the holy fire of love in my own heart! Let us all watch and he sober, and do to others what we would like them to do to ua. Dear editor, 1 like you fine you are not a Christian. You ought to he, and if you are not one now you can he. A word to the wise is sufficient. God bless the editor and the Nugget and all its renders. More later on. A fleetionately, J. Neivt. Austin. Thank you, sir. The above ut terances coming from an old man like Mr. Austin are highly appre ciated. He has quite a different feeling for us than the proud preacher here, who wanted us boy cotted and starved out because we wouldn’t stop the press and how at his presence one day. His ac tions have been such as to cause him to lose popularity and his congregations decrease so that he had to advertise “for a fool” fora companion, while the' Nugget is still prospering and gaining strength every day. News About Dewey School I louse. Mr. Ralph Weaver, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. 1 J. W. Weaver, returned to his work near Atlanta last week. Messrs. Frank Head and Frank Anderson left for Birmingham, Ala.,'In-st Saturday, where both go to accept positions. Rev. Mr. Guun preached a strong sermon to an attentive aim dience at Concord Sunday at 11 o’clock. Subject: “Faith.” The crops of this section which have suffered considerably from the drought, have been revived some by the recent showers. Miss Myrtho Weaver, who has been visiting relatives iu Auraria, returned home last week. Miss Dollie Stillman of Cleve land, is visiting Mrs. Castleberry. Mrs. >1. 0. Woods, who has been visiting here for some time, returned to her home in Auraria last week. Mr. E. E. Crisson is working his gold mine this week. Mr. Crisson is an enthusiastic miner and understands his business. We INDIGESTION “I was troubled with stom ach trouble. ThedfordO Elaelr- Draught did me more good in one woolr than all tho doc tor's medicine I took in a year.’—MRS. SARAH E. SUIRFIELD, Ellettsville, Ind. Thedford’s Black Draught quickly invigorates the ac- I ion of the stomach and cures even chronie cases of indigestion. If you will take a small dose of Thed- ford s Black Draught occa sion,illy you will keep your stomach and liver in per fect condition. ^ _ Lands FQ r sale. cold a-Mi tin 1 hn y« Die follow!,, propcrilies for sa | ( , in KimHdci,, K.o acres, lm ie« Dnhloncgn, ami a.li'oini,; latch, hive gold.beaiin.r - c’d up, assaying from .. .T’/ 1 “ “pen per ton, with ore eminTl, ,*'•(»] rn j a len stninp mill 1 *'"lit t 0 proposition has a chn-L, Tl| i- 'hit'll l'Uinnmr ii, , ‘ lp, l Wator U:o , T pnw minium n.ir nil n«, w .. ' las a ‘Ihirieip,| luiuung throimi, l>r«M)*’l*y. Willi water m.Wei .? '' nli '' command for all necelsaiv ,,, r"' 1 '« limbered. U\ 111 TV Wliitt* Cniuiiv <. 500 acres, lo .* -\ Tii nu,t J ahlonega. m | mv i Lams very valuable i " ater In abundance hope for him much success. Protracted services will probab ly begin at Concord next Sunday. The Dewey school has now an enrollment of fifty-five pupils, over fifty of whom are daily. We are proud to community taking so groat an ins teresl in the school. Those who have hooks from the school library will please return them this week. 8. Board of Education. Mr. Bob wood has gone to Mid dle Georgia this week with a load of railroad hands. A Bible society has been organ- "onli-enu n f veins opt tied iq from s h'i!!'' lv ' ’ r *Q f'-'A wide, running <d,.oo <*'< run' ' ( ’ 1US nm Ihl'illj, 'll,,!''’ ": ;l1 D’ot-ev djpJJ mining o| orations.' m ' m and a farm of lie ner, Tides clear and peilVct, Address for partita'ai-* W. II. McAfee" ukai.kstatk.mikxt. ’ Dahlon Kg a, (i.\ Well in "‘arr BinbfreJt '"'tivaiiui and The Dnhloncgn (! ing «! Company Auraria Itc; THEDfORD'5 T More sickness is caused hy constipation than hy any other disease. Thedford’s 13lack-Draught not only re lieves constipation huteures diarrhusa and dysentery :uid keeps the bowels regular. All druggists sen 25-cent packages. “Thedford’s Black- Drauglit is the best medi cine to regulate tlie bowels _ I have ever used.”—MRS. j&a A’ M. GRANT, Sneads || rdrry, N. 0. CWISTIMTiOn Auraria is still lively. If you don’t believe it just come and stay with us awhile. We had two merchants, one doc tor, two lawyers, and one Fnited States Major w ith us last Satur day. The Atlanta base hall team may win their laurels hut we have the latest sport in the field. A cer tain young man of our town came riding in last Sunday afternoon at a late hour on his bicycle with his elbows seriously bruised and his clothes soiled with mud all over his back. When enquiry was made into his case he stated that lie had been trying to learn how to ride his wheel and turn a sum- ersault without stopping. (?) Mr. Joel T. Miller went to Gainesville last Sunday. Mr. Miller ably represents our side of (lie county as n member of the NOT OUT of BUSINESS Having made satisfactory ar rangements to continue business at the PRESENT LOCATION I will continue selling 1Goods at, Lowest Prices. . . I still have a lot of S H < > K K and HATH that I will sell at and below first cost. I have just opened up a beautiful line of Lawns, Dimities, Organdies and Appliques that can t be heat for beauty and price. My slock is complete, and prices to please any one, all I ask is your inspection and I will guarantee to please you in quality, beauty and price. Thanking you for past favors, 1 Dust to merrit your patronage in tho future. Yours for Business, J. T. MILLER, A uraria, ^ n a • piesent j j ze( q here with Rev. V. A. Higgins 3(!C onr | as leader. The Baptist people are contnni- j plating good results from tho re- ! vival at this place this season. The honor roll this month con sists of: Howe)! Miller, Missouri Poston, Carl Free, Annie Sum- ! F : ?!l\l inn T,L i,f ! dl1( merour Clara Norrel, Edith Bell, Jno. Trammel, Bell Hutcheson, Maggie Morrell and Hilda Smn- merour. * Id Fartili.ui ufn-, ' al| y In Lumpkin 1 Superior t' 0 „ rt) Atlanta is having some trouble in securing pure milk. The secretary of state will lie osked for an electric railway char ter from Gainesville to Atlanta. Mrs. Mary F. Lnmnr, | Mrs. Alice Dent and | Martin Van Ileuvel. I To lbe defondents in tlio nliuvem-o.-h cjipo: ,u 11 By order of I lie Conn y, m n „<| f , of you are hereby notified n nf Dnhloncgn Gold Mining nml ii!,'! .... . . farm, lilcdiui-j! GDon against you seeking partition of lot. of Innd number SO!), in the P't'iDi* (riet and 1st Sect,ion of Liurpkiiitomr ty, Georgia. Said npisliunt.ionwill'rmM on to ho heard belore the Cnnri n Chambers at ClnrkesvMle. Omr™ „„ the itb day of September, liio;). ilt 'm o’clock, a. in., as iirovided by law The above named idainfilT eouijmiiv a,,,) the above named defendants being( ( . n . ants in common to said lot of land. "Witness the Honorable,1.,I. Kiinsn Judge of said Court. This the Sthdir of July, 1003. John II. Moohk, Clerk. Ladies THE Especially Are Iiiyitecl to Cali and IT Our fLarge Stock of Brass Goods Cheapest and Prettiest in I >aJiIoiieo-a. ►Our stock consists of everything usually iu a stove atul we ’will make it to your interest to trade with us. Give us a trial. | II. D. GrUKLEY. JOHN H. MOORE. DEALER IN Fresh leafs, Sausage, Etc ALSO A FULL LINE OF FAMILY GROCERIES. I ii Simmons J3u ldina’- - M ~ v ~ ^ ^ . ... I THE DAHLONEGAHOTEL; 0 with ff‘ e | % I9F 21 IB Stt 8 * ^ Is now opo i to t|i(’ public, with a table supplied 4 best the countr z iitfoiils. Furnit ire entirely w 1 " ■ ^, )() I ^ Rates: Per day, per week, P' r ,n< ‘’ 1 ' ^ m.... mil v ii ATVIFLIB I |! 'l Rates: Per day, 8'.50; per week, t(>; P' •' Mrs. .JOHN HATED I A. 4444«*^ #### j