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RNAD :
NOT FAIR for people to call
~l jdren kids unless they are
‘;')hl, called goats. 50, hereaf
g ] vou hear people talking
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’;,_ Lou may know that they
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[th”"' viei Kid Shoos at Hor
:k‘lll about goats—yon know
" q very soft and tough skin,
heve ®Gy they are do popular
ghat eople. Hornady ceals with
";’;,‘Z}:.lt uses over nine million
g year.
vOU EV ERTHINK which shoe
Lt on first ? The shoemaker puts
fln jast, and Hornady is very care
?fl, gind of lasts the shoes for his
jers are made on. That’s why
B people call them cornscures.
[EASE PASS THE BUTTER.”
fl'",‘mm- hoy at the table with
in s eyes. as he decided to try a
of his pet goat, which had to be.
" for being unruly. -He was a
yaniral, and had a durable hide
in which was used for making
and Pornady sells shoes,
Y
T soOLD THE BOYS for
¢ and wearing out shoes. Let
play and be healthy. Just get a
i those steel-clad shoes that Hor
sells and put them on them and
them loose and neither will be
was JUST THINKING of the
rent kinds of rocka—for illuatra
on, a mother will rock her babe to
and then g 0 out and roek the
ken ont of the garden, etc. But the
< that concern all the people in
on are those on College street.
just simply ruin shoes, and to
d‘\'(hv matter we have bad some
s made for school children that
stand the rocking.
me people may not like Hornady’s
s, but vwry.bndy who tries them
Hornady’s Shoes.
i
prder to nanage a train well the
ine has to be switched occaslonaliy.
oes a child, unless you are positive
them from infancy. .But scme
jpuse the switeh too recklessly;
wil even whip a child for wearing |
khoes. Don’t do that; get him a
shoe at Hornady'’s. |
Dawson, Ga.
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who desions well-fitting lady’s ?
headgear is entitled to be
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an artist to succeed. The
mithnery in our store is the
product of a combination. of
artistic designing, skillful |
cutting, careful workmanship |
and substantial, stylish ma- 1
terials. Kindly note how %
smalla price we have placed |
on these reall superior goods. §
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Or Blx years I was a victim of dys~ |
Ma in its worst form. I could eat nothing
(i toast, and at times my stomach would |
“lain and digest even that. Last March I '
i taking CASCARETS and since thenl |
seadily improved, until I am as well as I |
Was in my life," r
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Never Sicken, Weake'n‘. or Gripe, 10c, 25c, 50¢.
CURE CONSTIPATION. ... |
‘medy Company, Chieago, Montreal, New York. 811 |
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Sold and guaranteed by all drug
m.Bflc gists to C%BE Tobacco Habit. i
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ARNESVILLE WAGONS. WIRE FENCE. | COOK STOVES HARNESS. RUBBER & LEATHER
v e Weber, Horse High, That Will e Sure to Call an BELTIN ’ ’
BUGGIES- S the King Bufi Strong, Give Entire ; Sete \S:Wilat I?retty Pipe Fittings, Boile?and En-
The Bedtisiie of Wagons. | | ‘ Pig Tight. Satistaction. Ones They Have. gine Supplies.
House Paint, Bicycles, Sewing Machines, Guns, Revolvers, Tinware, Cl:?cfe:y.‘ EoAto Baldwin’s when you want anything. You will find it there. '
ANOTHER ELECTION ORDERED
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Lieutenant-Colonel Says Former
One Was Not Valid.
Capt. H, A. Wilkinsoo, commanding
the Dawson Guards, company H., has
received notice from Lieuienant-Col
onel Hopkins of the Fouarth regiment
of Georgia volunteers that the Guaards
must bold avocher eleciion for second
lievtenant, and he has ordered it heid
tonight (Wednesddy.) :
In the election held on the night of
the 3)th inst. Sergeant E. R. Slade
received '7 votes and Lance (fox-[)()g-ztl
Rufus Jones 16. Colonel Hovkins
holds that Sergeant Slade received a
plorality but not a majority, and that
he was therefore not elected.
Sergeant Slade will probably be
unanimouvs’v elected tonight. Cor
poral Jones has declined to euter the
race agaiast him, and it is beiieyed he
will haye no other opposition.
Mrs. F. W. Clark’s fall and winter
millinery is arriving.
J. M. WHITE IN TROUBLE,
Charged With Stealing Horse and
Buggy from Albany Man.
J. M. White, who represents an es
tablishment for en'arging pictuvres ard
has made Dawson histheadquarters for
several months, is in trouble in A!-
bany. Flriday’s Aloany Hera'd con
tained the following account of his pee
ulations and arresi:
“A tall white man named J. M.
White hired a horse and buggy from
Livingston's stable last Thorsday, and
he has not yetreturned with the team.
“The man’s business is enlarging
pictures, and he hired the teem io
wreke some trips into the country
around Albary. He was fto use¢ the
team for several days, but was to bring
it back to the stables every night.
“But White has oot retvrned, as yet,
ard Mr. Livingston is 'now worrying
abeuat his horse and buggy, which he
belicves the man is attempting tosteal,
“Yesterday Mrv. Erpest Livingston
went to the man’s homein Dawsoa, but
could not find out anything as to his
whereabouts. He droye to Dawson with
the team, bot has lefi theve and no one
knows where he has gone.
“Poday Mr. Livingston is sending
oot ‘Stop Horse Thief’ rotices all over
this part of the couatry, and bhopes to
soon catch the thief and bring him to
justice.
SWHITE IS CAUGHT.
“Later today Mr, Livinaston receiv
ed a telegram from the cdicers at Do
than, Ala., say‘ng that White bad
been cavghi there with a team anud
woaeld be he'd for iorther irstiractions
from him.
“Mr., Livingston will prosecate
White to tbhe extent of the Jaw”
A Communication,
Mr. Editor—Allow me to speak a few
words in fayor of Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. 1 suffered for two
years . with bronchitis and couldn’t
sleep at nights. Itried various do -
tors ana various patent medicines, but
could get nothing to giye me aly re
lief until my wife gota bottle of this
va'uable remedy, which has comnlete
lv relieved me.—W. S. Brockman,
Bagnell, Mo. This remedy is for sale
by Farrar & Harris.
, A Nasrow Escape.
W hile attempting to board the east
going prssenger tea'a at the Central
depos Sunday Mr. Mose Havper par
tia'v missed his ho'd and ccwe very
near bappeusing to a ser‘ous if notfatal
mishap. He clung with desperai’on to
tbe hipd bar and was dreg for per
haps Lwenty feet, vat’l the i-aia swop]
ed sod Mr. Barper enteced the cozeh.
For.ovately, he escapea with a few
slight Lroises. .
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Oud Feflows Buy Ano:her Lof,
The colored Odd Fellows have pur
chased alat in the goaihearieit pire
of he city. and will svor.'v beg’n
the ereciicaofa new pail. Tt will be
pemembared that tbeir ball rear the
Seanoacd Air Line depot was biown
down by the recent stocir, aod vhey
were enjo'nad aguiast rebai'ding
there.
Farm Changes Hands.
Through Mr. J. A. Hors'ey, Daw
son’s hustling recl estate agend, Mr.
J. W. F. Lowrey has sold to Dismuke
& Janes his 530 acre farm on Kincha
foonee creek near Oliver’'s mill, tc
getner with the stock thereon. The
price paid was $5,000.
Kilpatrick--Levereit,
On Sencay, in the Fourth district,
Judee J. H. Kelly united in marriage
Mr.J. B. Kilpatsick and Miss Mary
Teve-eit, both popular yovng people
of tte'r community. Coegr” lations
arve extended by friends of the con
tracting porvies.
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B. W. Puarsell, Kintersvi'le, Pa.
says he suffered 25 years with piles
and could obtain no palief until De-
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve effected a
permanent cure. Counterfeits are
worthless. - DawsoN Drua Co.
Good, c2an, cear and refreshing Soda Wa
ter, and aot the new est drinksdispensed.
MAIN STREET PHARMACY,
Farrar & Harris, Props.
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Number of Bales Received To Date and
the Price the Staple Is Bringing.
At the time of going to press there
had been 1,155 bales of new cotvtan re
ceived in Dawson. The following are
today’s local quotations: extra good
middling 77, good middling 734, mid
dling Tig.
Mrs. F. W Clark will make it to the
interest of her friends in and out of
town to call.
CAUGHT ON THE CURBSTONE.
—Miss Kittie Allen will teach the
yiolin, mandolin and guitar, beginning
Scptember 30. She wishes to hear
from those who desire 1o join her class.
She has taught successfully at Cedar
town and Bartow, Ga. Newestand best
methods used. Terms $3 per month. A
studio conveniently located will be se
cured. 'Phone 57,
—When you want a pleasant physic
try the new remedy, Chamberlain’s
Stomach and Liver tablets, They are
easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Price 25 cents. Sample bottle free at
Farrar & Harris’ drug store.
—The most delicate constitution can
safely use Ballard’'s Horehound Syrup.
It is a sure and pleasant remedy for
coughs, loss of voice, and all throat
and lung troubles. Price 25 and 50
cents at Dawson Drug Co’s.
—Mr. E. B. Barker and family, for
me ly of Moultrie, are now wel
come citizens of Dawson. The)
are occopying the residence belonging |
to Mr.C. A. Haicher on Vine street.
—Clay superior court is in sess‘on at
Georgetown this week. Solicitor
Laing, Sterographer Corisiie and At
torpevs J. R. lewin, and A. M. Raines
are in attendance from Dawsoan.
—Nearly half a century of experi
ence and business integrity back
Smith and Summers buggies in our
hands. lor sale by Lowrey & David
son.
—Ulecers, open or obstinate sores,
scalds and piles, quickly cured by
Banner Salve, the most healing medi
cine in the world. '
—The banks bave received quant:-
ties of little monev {or use dvring the
cotton season, as change generally gets
scarce about this season of the year.
—Miss Minnie Booth the young white
woman who was recent!y adjudged io
sane, was taken to tbe asviam Thurs
day by Deputy Sheriff Slade.
—Mark the graves of our loved ones
should be our motto. Those desiring
to do so would do well to see R. H.
Jennings before buying.
—Me. W. R. Baldwin is offering his
home on Lee street and ovher valvable
civy property for sale. See advertise
ment in th's paper.
—All the farmers® report that the
covcon erop will be shoci. Ja some
sections of the coanty it is said to be
off fel'va half,
—lf the celebrated Barnesville Bug
gies were not the best thay would not
haye imitators. For sale by Lowrey
& Davidson,
—Beautifol all wool opera flannels,
worth 75 cents, our price orly 58 ceats
per yard, at the The 3ee Hive.
—**Bony” Johnson has Neivrned to
Dawson, and can be fourd at the store
of Ward & McDonald.
—Mr. ard Mrs. J. A. Roberts have a
welcome visitor at the'r home. It’'s a
girl—<their firstone.
—G. R. Eliis of Americas wants to
loan you mobpey. See {xis advertise
meat in this paper.
—The farmers are payv:ng cotton
picl-ers thiviy-five snd forey cents per
bondred,
—Mpe, T. M. Grifin of Quitman coun
tv bhas accepted ajos'tion with W. P,
Horpady.
—J. A. Shields has just received a
car of No. 1. shineles. Best on the
marxet.
—Watch for Mrs.. F. W. Clark’s
opening announceraent in THE NEWS.
_We have the Geo. P. Ilde collars,
Jatest styies 2 for 25¢. The Bee Hive.
—See Dr. Hudson about your eves or
olasses, with MeLain Drag Co.
—Th2doctors repoct veey I.tle sick
nes, for this season oi the year.
—The covri hovse oificials say they
are haying very littie to do. :
—+Twin Brothers’ Crystal Oil Axle
Grease at Fulton’s.
Henry Braydon, Harris, N. C., says :
[ tcok medicine 20 years for asthma,
but one bottle of One Minute Cough
Cure did me more good than anything
else during that time. Best cough cure.
I DawsoN Drua Co.
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Chis sign;}ture is on every box qf the genuine
Laxative Bromo-=Quiniine Tablets
‘he remedy that cures a cold in one day
IN THE SOCIAL REALM, .
Enjoyable Events That Have Occurred
the Past Week.
Mrs. J. R. Irwin entertained very
delightfully Thursday evening in hon
or of her sister, Miss Roxie Findley of
Macon. The occasion was al fresco,
and was one of much pleasure to all
who were present.
The lawn was bri'liantly lighted
with incandescent lights, and the
young people, scattered picturesquely
here and: there over the beautiful
green, made a scene of decided loveli
ness. :
Miss Findley has been one of the
most aitractive and adwmired of Daw
son’'s vigitors this summer, and her de
parture will cause genuine regret
among her maiy friends here.
In hoaor of the young ladies who
left Monday for Weslevan Female Col
lege Miss Ella Christie entertained
informally at her home Friday even
ing. Games and music, with delight
ful refreshments, were the order of
the eveningz. Those who are attending
Wesleyan from Dawson are Misses El
la Chrvistie, Lillie Christie, Ruby
Pickett, Mamie Harris, Lalia Whit
ing, Belle Garr, May Belle Kendrick
and Mary Kendrick. ~
International Poultry ood a% Ful
on’s.
TO FIGHT ANTHRACNOSE.
Agricultural Depariment Will Send an
Expert to Georgia.
Cemmissioner of Agriculture O. B.
Stevens bas received a telegram from
the agricultral department at Wash
ington sayiog an effort wov'd be made
to send au expert to Georgia at once to
study the disease of anthracnose that
has appeaved in so many localities in
the cotton piants. Commissioner Stev
eps bas receiyed reports from six or
eight counties stating that this disease
was prevalent,.
Consumption Threatened.
C. Unger, 212 Maple St., Champaign,
IIL, writes : “I was troubled with a
\ hacking cough for a year and thought
I had consumption. I tried a grea®
| many remedies and was under the care
}ot’ physicians for several months. |
used one bottle of Foley’s Honey and
Tar. 1t cured me and I have not been
troubled since.”’
| DAVIDSON & KENDRICK.
Death of an Infant,
The infapt of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Goodson, in the eastern part of the
counvy, died®Wednesday avd was buv
ied at Hetbel church, Kev. T. R. Mec-
Michael perlorming the buavial rites.
The friends of the afilicted parents
sympathize with them 1n their be
reavement.
Mis, E. Horsley Injured.
Mrs. Elizap:th Horsley, the venera
ble mother of Me. J. A. Horsley, hap
pened to tne misfortune of fallng
heavily the other night at ber bome
and being paiaiu!ly injured. Her many
{riends sincerely trust that she will
soon regain her health and strenguh.
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Can Save; You Money.
Mr. Jordan spent some time in the
northern markets and bought goods so
I can meet all competition in eyery
class of goods, and if you will come &nd
see before you place your bill I can
save you money. J. 1. ROBERTS.,
Will Move Back to Dawson.
Mr. J. C. Rogers of Fitzgerald, who
moyved there from Dawson several
months ago, has purchased the Harri
son Rogers residence on Stonewall
street, at present occupied by Mr. N.
D. lagram. Mr. Rogers will moye his
family here the first of pext year.
A Liftle Known Fact,
That the majority of serious diseases |
originate in disorder of the -kidneys.
Foley's Kidney Cure 1s guaranteed. Be‘
sare o get Foley's. |
DAVIDSON & KENDRICK. |
_ Postoffice Closed Saturday, -
On account of President MeKinley's
death the postoftice was closed Satur
day, Sunday hours being obseryed. |
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When You Are in Dawson -
stop at the Star Restaurant and geti
a 2ood meal. Prices to suit che times.
Abundance of ice water and polite
waiters. JOHN ESCRIDGE, Chief Cook.
A diseased liver declares itself by‘
moroseness, mental depression, lack of
energy, restlessness, me]zmcholy and
constipation, Herbine will restore the
liver to a.bealthy condition. Price 50c.
€ DawsoN Drua Co.
, WON BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
’Judge Sheffield Had to Suppress
. Applause in Court Room.
I In Quitman superior courtat George
[towa last week nearly all of the time
,of tbe court was taken up in the
trial of the case of Mrs. Emma D. Vin
ing acainst the Cenural of Georgia‘
Railway Company,
This case arose over the killing of
Mrs. Vining’s husband, A. J. Vining,
wbo was an engineer in the employ of
the Central railroad. On November
24th, 1899, Mr. Vining was an engineer
of a freight train, At about 10 o’clock
on that day his train collided with
another f{reight train about a mile
east of Georgetown, and he and his
fireman were both killed,
Mrs. Viaing, through her attorneys,
Messrs Hoke Smith and H. C. Peeples
of Atlanta and Messrs. Hardeman, Da
vis & Turnerof Macon, brought suit
against the company, and the trial be- |
gan Monday. Mr. Hoke Smith, Mr.
C. AL Turper and Mr. William Harri
son appeaved for the plaintiff, while
W. D, Kiddoo of Cuothbert and W. C.
Worrill represented the defendant.
The court house was crowded when
Hoke Smith concluded the argument
for the plaintiff. About balf of those
preseni weve ladies and Judge Sheffield
foond it necessary during the argu
ment vo suppress the applause. The
jury was out but a short while and ren
dered a verdict for the plaintiff for
$13,000.
Wanted—Broom Corn. The Dawson
Builders Supply Co.
NEW MUSIC HOUSE.
Beall Bros. oi Buchanan, Ga.,
Have Opened One in Dawson.
Daweon row has a first class music
hoose, which fills a long felt want.
Messrs. Beall Bros. of Buchanan, Ga.,
have opened vpa nice stock ot iastru
ments and musical svodries here.
They are temporarily vsing a room in
the brildng occopied by Phillips, the
tailor, ou the coroer of Main sireet and
Fourvh avenve, but wi'l move to larg
erand more cooveuiert quarters as
scon as a buildirg can besecured. They
gordially invite the peblic to call and
make themselves at home.
Messrs. S. A., T. N. and J. G. Beall
are proprietors of the firm, with the
first named as manager.
Thousands Sent into- Exile.
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lvungs are sore and
racked with covghs are urged to ¢o to
another climate. But this is costly
ald not always sure. Dondt be anexile
when Dr. King’s New Discovery fér
consumption wi'l cure you at home.
It’s the most iofallible medicine for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
diseases- on earth. The first dose
brings reliet. Astounding cures re
sult from persistent use. Trial bottle
{ree at Dawson Drag Co's.. Price Hoe.
and $l.OO. Every bottle guaranteed.
New Heaier for Church,
Rev. G. R. Bisby of Fort Gaines was
bere last week to assistin supervintend
ing the placing of tne new heater in
the basement of the Mevhodist chvreh.
R:v. Mr. Bisbv’s church is supplied
w Lh a heaver sim’lar to the one just
purchased by the Methodist ehuarch,
here, and his valuable advice in re
gard to its arrangement was greatly
appreciated.
| Buy Buggies of Reputation,
Buy your buggies from deglers who
sell manufacturers’ goods which have
sustained a repuatation of thirty-five
years and excelled all other manufact
arers in material, workmanship, de
sign and finish. Jackson G. Smith and
Summers celebrated Barnesville bug
gies are for sale by Lowrey & David-)
£on.
Fire at Pace’s Gin,
A small fire at Pace’s gin called out
the fire department about 11 o'clock
Monday morning. The flames were
fairly well under control before the ar
rival of the department, and the fire
laddies soon completed the work. The
damage was insignificant.
Soirce Tonight,
The German club will give a soiree
tonight at the armory, and they expect
a time of roval enjoyment. A score or
s 0 of invitations have been issued to
vthose of Dawson’s social set who are
not members of the organization.
The Best Prescrintion for Malaria,
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonie. It is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form.
No cure—no pay. FPrice Htc.
Mr, Sharp Has Resigned,
Mr. John'Sharp has resigoed his
position as a member of the Dawson
fire department.. The city counecil will
elect his successor at its next meeting.
A never failing cure fol cuts, burns,
scalds, uleers, wounds and sores is- De-
Witt’s Witch Haze! Salve. A mos}
soothing and healing remedy for ail
skin affections. Arccept only the gen
uine. DawsoN DrRUG Co.
We again offer our services to
the farmers of Terrell and surround
ing counties in handling their cot
ton the coming season, and solicit a
share of their patronage. All cot
ton stored with us will have our
personal attention, and every effort
will be made to secure the. highest
markat, price for our customers. :
B gg' g dT'e
always in stock, and will be sold
at prices that will meet all compe
tition.
We have good free accomodations
in our wareyard for the stook of
our customers.
S. & H'll
Dawson, Ga.
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Farm! |
'Stop paying rent and buy ;
a farm of your own. I
have a number of Terrell
> county farms, in high
state of cultivation,
for sale at prices that are
real inducements.
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: cannot place their money
o in anything that will 4
2 bring bigger returns than
» Terrell coynty farm
z lands, <
2 L.et me show yOu what ¢
z I have to offer. 1
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IJI Wl GOSS & COI,
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.Complete and Fresh Line of
Famil
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. roceriese.
When in need of anything in
our line send us your order or
'phone No. 103 and what you call
for will be promptly delivered.
J. W. Goss & Co.,
Dawson, Ga.
L COTTON ROOT asv
Original
ENNROYAL WRILL
alwiys reliabie and | safe, LADIES!
always ask for Dr. Rust's Cotton
Root & Pennyroyal Pillse They neve
er fail an lnever injyre. Mailed to any address
onreceipt of 81,00 by DAvIpSoN «\ HENDRICK,
sole agents., Dawson Ga.
STOPPED FREE
’ Permanently Cured by
DR, KLIKE'S GREAT
NERVE RESTORER
No Fits sfier first day s use,
Consultation, personal’ or by masil; trestise and
82 TRIAL BOTTLE FRER
to Pit patients who pay expressage only on delivery.
Permanent Cure, notonly temporary relfyef, for all Ner-
Devtity, Bxnmuition. DR B T KLINE Lo,
931 Acch Street, Philadeiphia. Founded 1671,
A. BR. McColluim,
Photorrapher-
Dawson oin e - Georgia,
