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Stetson Hats |
The New Fall Styles Ready for Your Judgment
tetson’s is the largest fine-hat factory in the world,
S Stetson Hats have made it so. They’re brimful of §
style, and their wonderful lasting quality makes 3
the price seem mighty small, '5
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Hornady & Cox,
The Hat and Shoe House.
Doctors Can’t
Cure It!
QOontagious blood poison is absolutely
peyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose & patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
~ will never be rid of the diseasq ; on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. 8. 8. 8. is the only cure
for this terrible affliction, because it is
the only remedy which goes direet to
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system.
Iwas aflicted with Blood Poison, and the
pest doctors did me no good, though 1 took
A their treatment faith
fully. In fact, I seemed
2 to qet worse all the
1 » while. I took almost
e A every so-called blé)o(:
Bt R\ rem tggng no
fi:’é@’;‘:, ) seéfi& reac e% gg
e 0 ease, and had no effect
:q,;d = :hat&verd. ‘I \;vtas d“d
e§= heartened, forit seeme
qh"'af that I vfin&d :gv:r bt;
J ’k.‘_ /, Bc“ e e vice o
R X 8 l‘lfir‘iieml 1 then took
AR WY 8.8.8.,8nd beFun toim
£ erove. I continued the
medicine, and it eured me completely, build
ing up my health and increasing my appetite.
A%u»u h this was ten years ago, I have never
yet had“ & Bign of the disease to return.
W.R. NEwMAN
Suunton,\;a.
It is like self-destruction to continue
to take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro
ducing a stiffness and swelling of the
joints, causing the hair to fall out, and
completely wrecking the system.
3.9.5 . Blood
vadoudle The
is guaranteed Purely Vegetable, and is
the only blood remedy free from these
dangerous minerals.
Book on self-treatment sent free by
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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Woman
orn Without
yes or Ears
10 searcy of the leaving and most
Fislish Milllinery Establishment of
lis seciion, would be directed by in-
Unct to the store of Mrs. U, L. Mize,
fliere are arrayed all the vlegattt*
tyles of the season at inviting prices.
NOTICE.
lam a first-class clothes clean:r and
Wgive you perfect satistaction, 1 am
irst-class dyer, and can :
DYE ALL COLORS.
L can repair your clothes, fix then
U Way, If you have any old clothes
f)l“ :1';;«‘] i“ ”“%‘(1 ()f repair]ng give t.hefl]
e, 1f you have a coat or a pair of
LIS too large I can make them fit you.
Wiil line your coats and pad your "?SLS
-40 also clean dresses and hats in first-
S style. I will take
PAC : {
Tease, Paint, Tyrpentine,
‘”’ out or your clothes, If the
L 8 changed the solor of your clothes
Ml see me, Yours to please,
—_THOMAS KEITH, Daws n, Ga.
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oney to XL.oan
fl . ON FARMS.
M. ''¢ formed a connectiou with
' ,)?.r}"—‘l“ & H‘)He[.n:ln of Atlanta, by
"C 0 can negotiate five year loauss
. 2 Terrel) County farms at 7 per
| i»(nt. lulerest and 2 per ¢ent. commis~
"' PEr annum. loaps made in
18 of 8300 10 85,000,
M. C. EDWARDS, JR. ,
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Office in Court House,
(BIG FIRE IN THE COUNTRY.
INCENDIARIES BURN MR, J. A,
SHIELD’S GIN HOUSE,
Eight Bales of Cotton, Two Thousand
Bushels of Cotton Seed and a Wag.
on Lost, No Insurance,
At 4 o’clock Thursday morning the
peopla of the city were aroused by an
enelgetic s>unding of the fire alarm.
The big blaza that was seen toward
the east proved, however, not % be in
the city, but ten miles distant near the
Lee county line.
It was the gin house on the farm of
Mr. J. A. Shields that was burning, and
it, together with 8 bales ot cotton, two
thousand busbels of cotton sezd, all the
gin machinery and a two-horse wagon,
Wwas completely swept away by the
flames.
Mr. Shields says the fire was of incendi
ary origin, but he has no clue as to who
the guilty parties are.
He estimates his loss at $B5O, and had
no insurance,
An elegant and stylish assortment of
lamp goods at Sale-Davis Drug Co’s at
prices temptiogly low. Examine our
stock before you buy.
DEATH OF A MINISTER.
Rev. G. R. Pournelle, Pastor of the Dover
Circuit, Succumbs to Consuwe ption.
Rev. Geo. R. Pournelle, a member of
the South Georgia Conference, and pas~
tor of the Dover circuit, died at Dover
Saturday evening at 6 o'clock.
Mr. Pournelle was well known by onr
older citizens, as he spent his early life
in Dawson.§fAs a boy and young man
he was popular and always gatherea
friends about him, and after he was
converted and joined the church and
enteved the minisiry he carried the same
winniog ways and h gh enthusiasm ioto
his work for God and the church,
He has been deservedly beloved on
every charge ne has served since enter
ing the conference., This was his first
vear on the Dover circuit, and be was
doing a fine work until his health failed
about four months ago. Since that time
he has been confined almost constantly
to his home. He was sunny-faced and
clheery to the last, asd expressed fre
quently a perfect readiness to depart.
He leaves a wife and five children and
alarge circle of friends to mourn his
death., 'l'he fuperal service occurred at
the Dover church Monday at noon and
the burial at the city cemetery at |3
o’cl ck in the afternoon. Rev. I. F.
Griffith of Shellman ¢ nducted the ser
vices.
Mr. Pournelle was a brother to Mrs.
B. McDonald of Dawson.
Announcement,
On account of the bad weather Sun
day there were no services at the church,
and I beg that those of yon who have
not responded to the call made last
week will put your contribution in the
envelope sent you and bring it to church
with you Sunday, Nov. 20, 1898, Our
last quarterly conference comes off oh
the 28ch of this month, and 1 desire to
be able to report the collections in full.
Let us see that our superanuated preach
ers and other claimants on the confer
ence lack pothing so far a 3 the Dawson
church is concerned. We have one of
the best churches in Georgia, and we
canopot afford t» falli behind. Severa:
have responded, and one or two have in
creased the amount placed on the en
velope. I serve a glorious good peoplz
and I like to treatthem well., Come cu.
and hear Dr. Thirkeild Sunday and sec
if Idon’t. J. B. Jon~sroNE, Pastor.
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Death of a Little Girl,
The home of Mr. and Mrs., W. H.
Miller, who reside several miles east of
the city, was saddened las: Saturday by
the death of Alla, their little six-year
old daughter. Alla was a bright and
sweet little girl and her death was a
sad a blow to her fond parents, to ¥hom
many friends extend condolence in their
bereavement,
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Snoke Your Life Away,
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonCer-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81, Cure guaran
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy C 0.., Chicagn or New Y.k
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Racket for Tinware, every description.
l . TR oSRPR SN ——— R —————————
l ———ENTIRE STOOK AT
ACTUAL COST FOR SPOT CASH!
THIS IS NO FAKE, BUT A FACT!
The Greatest Sacrifice ever made in awson. Right at beginnin of the Fail Season we
are sacrificing Ten Thousand Dollars worth of new and select Dry oods, consisting of
ress Goods, Notions, Jeams, Dumestics, Shoes,
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lats, Men’s and Boys Clothing,
and ents’ Furnishings, and in fact everything carried in a first-class dry goods store
These gonds must goat SOME PRICE in the next 60 days. We are;compelied to have
the money. We have no trash or jobs. Our entire stock is fresh and clean, aud was bought
at the closest figures. '
PEDUE DO a 6 . .. o bt
’Good quality Checks, per yard............ ... ...814 oents.
‘Good hervy yard-wide Sheeting, per yard...... .83/ cents.
Best grade Sheeting, per yard..................... cents.
Mattress Ticking, good quality, per yard.. .. .. .43/ cents,
Men’s good Cashmere Suits at .....................$3.00.
Cotton is low and the crop is short, and we are obliged to make a sacrifice. Come to
see us and ou can buy zll the winter goods you need for about half the amonnt you have
paid for them heretofore. Yours truly,
Mathews & Thornton, Dawson, Ga.,
In Front of Alliance Warehouse,
A MEETING OF STEWARDS,
Presiding Elder McGehee Calls Officers of
Several Churches to Mest Here.
The fourth quarterly conference for
Dawson wili be held Monday night, No
vember 28th. :
The stewards of Capers, McLain, New
Hope, Dover and New Prospect will
meet in Dawson Tuesday, 29th, 10 a. m.,
at the Methodis% church. The object of
these conferences is to wind up the af
fairs of 1898 and confer for 1899.
Every official should take time to at
tend to this important work and arrange
to be on hand.
The present is both a crisis and a test
of loyalty and manhood. While our
people are pressed they love the church,
and wili respond if wisely, lovingly, per~
sistently urged.
J. B. McGenEE, Presiding Elder.
Racket for Grey Eoameled half-gallon
Coffee Pots. 25¢.
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CAUGHT ON THE CURBSTONE.
—Mr. G. W. Pollock, of near Dover,
was in Dawson Saturday selling unusaal
ly fine pecans that were grown by bim.
He has a tree from which he has gather
ed three bushels of these nuts this sea
son.
—Clerk Whitehead has ar Imivortant
notice to city tax payers elsewhore in
Tae NEws., The books will be closed
on Monday, Pecember sth, and fi fas
promptly issued against defaulters.
—Sheriff Christie has finis ed serving
the papers of his office, and has every
thing in readiness fo: the coming of
Judge Sheffield next Monday week.
--Buy your cutlery from Sale-Davis
Drug Co. (Guaranteed line.) The
prices are inviting and the goods first
class in every particular.
—Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Alexander are
entertainiog a new arrival at their hore
in the person of a bouncing baby boy.
—At the blue tent thit has just been
erected in the old court bouse yard you
can get four pictures tor 25 cents,
—A good many Dawsonians went
down to Albany Saturday to see Fore
pavgh & Sells’ circus. :
—Racket Store, Dawson, Ga.,is the
p2ople’s friend, Do not waste a dollar
when you can save it.
—Mr. F. L. Parks’ pew residence is
nearing comoletion, It will be an at
trastive home.
—Dr. W, L. Bullard, Columbus, Ga.
Eye, ear, nose and throat diseases ¢x
clusively.
—Buist’s onion sets for fall and winter
planting at Farrar «« Harris’ Pharmacy
—Mr. J. B. Mayes bas bought the
Janes’ residence on Stonewall street,
—144 Shirt Buttons sc¢. at Rackcb.\
An Important Difference,
To make it apparent to thousands
who think themselves ill that they are
not afflicted with any disease bat that
the system simply needs cleansing is to
biing comfort home to their hearts, as a
sostive condition is easily cured by
using Syrup of Figs. Manufaciured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and
sold by all druggists, |
Your prescriptions and family receipts
will be conscientiously and scientifically
compounded at KFarrar & Bnrig Phar
macy. Prices reasonable.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
_GENERAL GROCERIES.
COMPETIIORS
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S !- K/fiff GROCERIES FRESH,
Left. S // GROCERIES CHEAP
Carload of Salt and Carload of Oats just received, and will be sold at prices.
that will interest you, Buy from us and save money—on anything.
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C. G Lewis & Bro.
HIGGINS SHOT HUCKABY.
Former Citizen of Parrott Assauited at
Windsor During as Entertainment.
The following special to the Atlanta
Constitution tells of the shooting of
a former citizen of this county. Pro
fessor Huckaby was at one time a resi
dent of Parrott, and is well known
by many readers of Tue News: |
LoGANsviLLE, GaA., Nov. 12 —News
his just been brought here of tha
shooting of Professor Huckaby by Jim
Higgins at Windsor las¢ night. Huck
aby was shot in the back, and his left
sid= is paralyzed, His condition is
very serious, Huckaby 1s a traveling
showmen and performed at Windsor
last night. During the performance
Higgins became involyed in a quarrel
which the showman tried to settle.
His interference made Higgins angry
and be deliberately shot Huckaby. He
was drunk but managed to escape.
Huckaby is known all over the state,
where he has performed.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlieum, Fe
ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chiil
blain’s, Corns andall Skin Eraptions
and positively cur.s piles or n» pay
required. It is guarantead to give per
fect satisfaction or money’ refuned
Price 25 .cents per box.- For sale by
Sale -Davis Drano Co,
Gl ) P .
Caught Four ’Possums,
Besides being one of the best officials
in the state Clerk of the Court Dozier is
one of the most successful ’possum
bunters. In company with Mr, T. C,
Geise and a well trained canins he went
nut a few miles from the city the other
night and captured four of the varmints.
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16'C.C. O Toll 10.cupe, dromniste rebund moss
"Racket rfl‘hys'txmaagm nts cheap.
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8ny5’5mc5,10ngpant5..............................52.75
Knee Pants 5Uat5...........0..cc00vee .. T 8 cebts aod up.
Men’s Heavy Hose, per pair......................5cent5,
Men’s Plow Shoes, per pair...................... 88 cents.
Men’s Sunday Shoes, per pair ...................80 cents
quen’s Suuday Shoes, per pair.......... 75 cts, and up
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