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DAWSONS GREATEST STORE.
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A combination of spot cash, skill, experience and a thorough personal investigation of the best markets “of
the world enable us to offer you the latest styles and unapproachable prices in every department .of
v store. Our buyer, Mr. Wade Davis, recently spent several weeks in New York, Boston and the great.
markets of the east, gathering here and there trom theleading importers and manufacturers in our various
ines the newest and best from every clime. T
LET US WHISPERIN YOUR EAR.
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You pay no middie man’s profit here. We go direct to headquarters and buy in person larg2 quantitis\from first hands. We have
woucht cheap and invariably give our customers the benefit of every lucky purchase we make. We do not call anything cheap unless it
has quality behind it. Our qualities appeal to your judgment. Our prices are a persistent plea to your common sense. TRUE ECONOMY
A DOLLARSAVEDIS A DOLLAR MADE, and you can save many dollars by purchasing your fall goods of us. All nes now complete.
We have gathered our various lines this season on a GIGANTIC SCALE NEVER KNOWN HERE BEFORE. OVER TEN THOUSAND
"OLLARS WORTH OF NEW MERCHANDISE. Therichestgems of the manufacturer’s art are here in endless profusion. Below we
g’niy have space to quote a few prices as an index to the whole store.
Extra Specials.
Children’:
@ % heavy ribbed
£V 4 hose for 4c. pr.
g fl‘t Ladies’ good
‘{JJH [ quality hose sc.
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e- T mixed hose 35c.
;’,,;’,f:;i 100 beautiful
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Wit A dies’ and men’s
handles, steel rod, fast black,
serge top, worth $1 everywhere
at only 50 cents.
100 beautiful silver trimmed
handles, better grade, worth
$1.25, for only 75 cents.
7smen’s black wooll hats,
worth goc, for only 15¢C.
100 boy's black fur alpine
hats, worth 50c., for 25c.
A lot of children’s bordered
handkerchiefs, for 2 cts. each.
A big lot ladies’ white hem
stitched 10c. quality fer 4c.
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Silk Waists.
A big lot of fine taffeta silk waists
made from the finest material and
made in the latest styles; tucked,
cor f!“v?. sheered, ete., at $3.50, well
worth £6.00. All eolors and black.
Also a lot of China silk at $2, worth
$3.50 to $5.
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We have always sold good dependable —erchandise cheap enough but we lm'\cv never been O well L]\{mppu to supply all your wants and at such low figures as today. Notwithstand
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the facßilet Bt e olisees Sre a%kin;‘&d\'mlc&l prices, itis not so here. Our buyer went i]b mtto the grgatf_;t mall\cts’ in to world and bought direct from the manufacturers at the
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IT STUNG M'KINLEY.
Bryan's Speech Put Hanna’s Man
on the Defensive.
From the Macon Telegraph.
The New York Ilvening Post is of
B¢ opinion that despite assertions to
th “Ontrary the president shows in
Lis lettey of acceptance that he, too,
‘«'“1"'1‘-1\imperialism the paramount
Issue of the campaign. Refering to
the fact thas, President McKinley de-
YOle 10 this subject three-quarters of
his long and labored document, the
Post pointedly remarks: “He is tOO
shrewd g politician to write six and a
half columns about an issue if it were
really, as his leading supporters hav
#one up and down the land asserting,
hon-existent. Here, then, is one
resulv of +Bryan’s bold and eloquent
fpeech at Indianapolis. It has stung
MeKinley into a reply—that is, it has
drawn him out of his entrenchments to
give battle on ‘the ground where his
Opponent prefers to fight. Whateyer
strategic advantage lies with the can
didate who makes and forces the great
Issue is tacitly accorded by the presi
dent in this campaign to his antago
nist. Mr. McKinley begins his fight
THE DAWSON NEWS.
Dress Goods.
- We can conscientiously say to our
friends and customers that we have
collected the greatest, the grandest.
%the most magniticent line of dress
fabrics this season ever amassed
! under one roof in Dawson. Words
i:wo utterly Imadequate to express
their loveliness. Every weave, ev
ery tint and idea known to the
'woa\'or’s art is here. Deautiful lines
of perola cloths, pebble cloths,
' broadeloths, soliels, whipcords,
}\'cneti.’m cloths, erepons, cheviots,
jacquards, henriettas, serges, eto.,
ete., from the lowest price up to %3
':1 yard. Beautiful silk and wool
noveities in every combination of
eolors imaginable. If you will let
us have the pleasure of showing you
our dress goods you will never regret
it. We have never heretofore had a
line that approaches our this season’s
collection. Come in early to the
{feast.
. Silks.
A grand collection of fancy and
black silks from 25c to $1.25 yard.
Every weave and color, gros grain,
peau de soie, armure, duchesse, taf
fots and faile francais in Dblack
and everything that is out in the
high colored novelties.
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EXTRA SPECIAL—A lot of
filte waist silk, worth 1 to $1.50 a
yard; we bought at a great sacrifice,
and they go as long as they last for
E.’m cents yard.
with an apologia which will dismay
his most ardent followers by its enor
mous length.”
SOUTH BOUND FREIGHT.
Seabeard Air Line Won’t Accept
from the Plant System.
The Seaboard Air Line railway has
deelined to accept any longer south
bound freight from the Plant System
at Savannah. Heretofore the Florida
Central and Peninsular railway has
allowed the Plant System 1O turn
freight over to it at Savannah when it
was consigned from the east to points
on the line of the Florida, Central and
Peninsular. The Plant System has
been notified, however, that hereafter
reight from the east to points on the
‘Seaboard Air Line, which imcludes
the Florida Central and Peninsuiar,
must be turned over W the road at
Columbia, S. C. This step was taken
oy the Seaboard in order to get the
long haul.
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Large sun spots, astronomers say,
caused the extreme heat this summer,
and doctors declare nearly all the pros
trations were induced by disorders of
the stomach. Good health follows good
digestion. Kodol Dyspepsid Cure di
gests what you eat. If you have indi
gfilon, or dyspepsia it will quickly re
ve and permanently cure you.
Dawson, Ga. Wednesday, September 26, 1900
A GREAT CLOTHING SALE.
! Our line now complete. We have just received a large
'shipment of Men’s, Bovs’ and children’s Suits and Pants
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New ) »-» correctin cit, style and ton 2. e can fit you
jin any size, from the childs vestee suit to the largest size in
men's. Select your fall suit now. Our values can’t
be du plicaced Prices from $3 50 to 18.50 suit.
DOMESTICS.
We were never as well stocked in Domestics as now. Al
though somne people are asking considerable advance, we are
selling domestics remarkably low—some we haa contracted
for a year.ago. Calico, checks, sheeting, bleaching Canton
flannel, 10-4 sheeting, pitlowcasing, tizking, etc.
' SHE ATE EVERY TWO HOURS.
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'An English Woman’s Method of
i Attaining Longevity.
| Lady Mary Saurin, who died in Lon
'don the other day, havinge nearly com
' pleted her hundredth year, had, during
fher whole life, an unvarying habit of
eating something every two hours. She
never in any circumstances departed
'from the custom, @nd to it she ascribes
' her good health and longevity. When
i traveling or going about L.ondon she
' earried a little bag of sandwitches with
'her, and at the expiration of everytwo
' hours she would open her bag ard eat
'one or two. Up to the end of ber life
'the mini of this marvelous old lady
'seemed strong ard active and her
'memory was remarkable. At the time
of the battle of Waterloo her father,
Lord Harrowby, held office as presi
dent of the council, and his town house
was in Grosvenor square. Lady Mary
has often related the history of events
“at that critical moment and recounted
| vivid recollections of» the rejoicings
l and §lluminabions in London when the
| news of the Feal victory was received.
! She would also tell tales of the days of
the Chartists and the Cato street con
lspimcy. This was adeep liid plot to
from Strouse & Bros.
and other makers of *“High
Art” Clothing, made from the
best materials known to the‘
clothing trade. Tlese clothes
are well tailored in every de-‘
tail. They are as well made
in the unseen parts as on the
outside where the eye can pass
judgment, They are properly
stayed and reinforced and ex
tra stitches are taken here and
there where the strain comes.
On this account they hold
their 'shape indefinitely and
wear! wear!! wear!!! Our line
embraces all the latest things.
assassinate the entire government of
the day, and the blow was arranged to
‘be struck when the members of the
cabinet were assembled at dinner at
the house of her father, Lord Harrow
by, in Grosvenor square.
SUICIBES ON FUNERAL PYRES.
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Tragic Scenes at the Burning of
| Bodies in Galveston.
. Many traocic scenes have been wit
nessed at the pyres upon which the
bodies of the dead have been burned
in Galveston. Immense crewds have
gathered to witness these ghastly cer
emonies. As a rule they have bzen
effectively held back by military or
police, but now and then a man or wo
man would break past the line and
dash toward the blazing »ile in the
hope of reclaiming from the flames the
body of some one for whom all search
had been in vain.
There have been several suicides of
those who have cast themselves in ma
niacal despair upon these funeral pyres
and there would have been many more
had the rigor of the military cordon
been more generally relaxed. :
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JRFFERSON, GA. April 12th, 1899.—1
have used Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic in
my family and can recommend it as one
to the best remedies known to me tafl
fhe claims made for it. T. 8. JOHN-
Skirts.
A Dbeautiful lot of ladies’ ready-to
wear skirts from $1 to $6.50 each.
Some grand bargains here.
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Ladies’ Tailor
Made Suits.
We have put in a few tailor made
suits, and if our friends will enconr
age us we will put in a larger line.
They are worth from sto 10 per
suit.
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Shoes.
We have the largest and best line
of shoes we have ever shown by far
this season in men’s, ladies’ and c¢hil
dren’s;every style, every price, from
15¢ a pair up to the very best shoe
made—all the widths, all the lasts,
all the toes—can fit any foot. Let
us show you before you buy and we
will save you from 25 to 40 per cent.
on your shoe bill. Just think of a
CLild’s nice little kid button
shoe, 210 G, &b ............. 150 pajp
Misses kid button, size 12to 2. 50c pair
Ladies’ kid button and lace, all
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Men’s Sunday shoes, all sizes. .$1 [uirl
Men’s zood Knglish ties, worth
150, for 0n1y.......... .. 81 pair
Men’s tan bals. worth $1.50 for $1 pair
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Groceries.
You know our reputation on gro
ceries. We keep a full hine of meat,
meal, tflour, sugar, coffee, snuff, to
baceo, potash, soda, canued goods,
ete., ete. We will retail all gro
ceries at wholesale prices.
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS.
00CO0000000s
Huyler’s Candies, ‘
Superb line of Stationery,
Soaps, Brushes, etc.
DAVIDSON & KENDRICK,
Under Opera House. 'Phone No. 50.
Dr. W. C. Kendrick’s Nice assortment of
office in our store. new designs lamps.
Remember, the best is none too good,
Try us. ;
Vol. 17.—Noe. 3.
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Men’s Wear. .
~ We are making a speciai
effort en all kinds of men’s
wear, All the new shapes 1o
collars, the newest things out
ia neckwear. swell line of sus
penders, the best we ever had,
grand line of underwear,
shirts, etc. We are doing a
big business here, and if you
want the corect thing we have
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Ladies’ Petticoats.
We are showing something
iike sodifferent styles from $1
to $2.50. Just about half the
usual prices. Don't fail to -ex.
amine these. Are attractive.
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Shirt Waists.
Beautiful line of ladies’ new style
shirt waists for 50 and 75 cents, in
percale and madras. ‘A lot of fine
mercerized nearsilk waists for &1.
