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McLAIN BROS. & CO.
Still Showing All the New Up-to-Date Things
in Dress Goods. _
Including Voiles, Eolians, Etamines, Mohairs, English Brilliantines, Albatross, Crepe-de--Chine, etc.
SPECIAL VALUES
Now on sale in Figured Lawns, Dimities, Swisses, Batiste. Beau-
Giful line Silk Mouselines in white, blue, tan, black, pink and cham
pagne; worth 50c. yd., selling 33 1-3¢ per yard. Trimmings of ev
ery description and color to match.
FURNITURE.
Never before in the history
of this store have we been so
well prepared to show you an
up-to-date line of Furniture as
now. Have just received one
solid car of furniture, includ
ing bed room suits, chiff
oniers, wardrobes, side boards,
tables and an endless variety
of chairs. Our prices are right.
Come and see our line and
we'll convince you that you
can save money by buying
from us. :
e W ee W W TR e T R e e ® ®
We extend to you amost cordial invitation to visit our store and let our SzpleSlllell show you through our lire. =We promise to serve you
honestly and faithfully, to sell you goods that you can safely depend on, being new, clean and guaranteed to be everything we claim for
them. COME TO SEE US. Yours to serve and please,
&
MclL. ain Bros. & Cormpany.
Fulton County Supperters of Candidate Hearst Plan a Rally in
His Interest, and Will Invite Congressman Griggs and Com
missione Stevens to Address the Gathering.
The Atlanta News believes that the
large majority of the people of Atlanbal
and of Fulton county indorse the can-l
didacy of William R. Hearst for presi- |
dent. It says: i
“I,eaving out a majority of the law
yers, a few of the politicians and their
immediate circle of followers the main
body of Atlanta and Fulton counw|
people would register a majority of 2
to 1 for William R. Hearst over every
other candidate.
‘“He is essentially the candidate of
the people.
“Believing this the friends of Mr.
Hearst are preparing a great public
meeting at a very early day, to be ad
dressed by certain eminent gennlemen\
along the line of his candidacy. |
“Phere will be announced in a few
days a meeting of the friends of Mr.
Hearst either in the Grand opera
house, if it can be engaged, or in some
other public hall in the center of the
TO KEEP MORGAN OUT OF PEN
Macon Attorneys Hired by Web-I
ster County Incendiary.
John R. Cooper, of Macon, received
a telegram calling him to Americus to
meet a sudden and unexpected move on |
the part of the attorneys prosecuting
H. B. Morgan, the well known whitej
man of Webster county who is now
under sentence to do tweuty years in
the pen, baving been convicted of at
gempting 1o burn the town of Preston.
A motion for a new trial is now
pendicg, and an attempt is being made
to take Morgan to the pen belore that
motion can be heard. Attoroey Coop
er will try to prevent this.
GEORGIA’S LOG CABIN.
Georgia has a model log cabin at the
world’s fair to exhibit the real Geor
gia cape syrup. And an old negro
woman from Georgia makes Georgia
“fap jacks” free for visitora. These
appetizing flap jacks are served with
the syrup to 41l visitors 10 Georgiu’s
world fair building.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears t:zf. W
RUGS.
You must not not fail to see
this line. We have them in
all sizes and design in Smyr
na, Moquet and Oriental, soc.
to $22 each. Big line of lan
oline cheap
CLOTHING.
We speak with assurance
born of thorough contiction
when we say we have the best
line of boys, youth’s and men’s
clothlng in Dawson for prices
Jity, to which the public generally will |
be invited, and at which speeches will
be made by Congressman Griggs of
Georgia, Congressman Livernash of
California, .perhaps by Congressman
Shober of New York, Congressmaai
Stallings of Alabama, and perhaps by
Judge John W. Aikin of Cartersyille,
Hon. O. B. Stevens, department of
agricuiture, and Mr. John Temple
Gravyes.
“Due notice of the occasion will be
given, and the News asks the friends
of Mr. Hearst to hold themselves in
readiness to come out in overwhelming
pumbers to make this one of the
stcongest and most overwhelming
demonstrations of the kind which At
lanta has witnessed in any national
issue of recent years. S
* Assurances already received prom
ise a record-breaking attendance and
an expression of loyalty which will in
dicate the real sentiment of the people
of Georgia.”’
COTTON ACREAGE INCREASED
About Ten Per Cent More Than
It Was Last Year,
The New York Jourpal of Commerce
and Commercial Bulletin says:
A strictly preliminary estimate of
the cotton acreage of the United
Suates, especially prepared by this
journal, indicates an increase of not
less than 10 per cent over 1903. This
increase is smaller than anticipaved,
but the returns. which were averaged
April 24, are given exactly as received,
‘without allowances of any sort, and
are of course subject to revision in
the final estimates a month hence.
Last year the cotton acreage of the
Uuited States, according to the depart
ment of agriculture, was 28907,000
acres, and an increase of 10 per cent
would mean ap addition of about 2,900,-
tOUO acres.
The increases by states are as fol
‘lnws: North Carolina, 14 8; South
Carolina, 8; Georgia, 6 4; Florida, 18.1;
Alabama, 7.3; Mississippi, 8 6; Louis
iana, 14.2; Texas, 6.8; Arkansas, 7.8;
Tennessee, 13 9: Missouri, 19.4; [ndian
| Territory, 30.4; Oklahoma, 25.7.
Found a Cure for Indigestion,
I use Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
that they suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy 1 have ever tried,
and I have used many different rem
edies. T am nearly fifty-one years of
age and have suffered a great deal
from indigestion, I can eat almost
anything I wapt to pow.—Ggo. W,
EMORY, Rock Mills, Ala. For sale by
Dawson Drug Co., Dawson; Williford
& Co , Parrott. .
SHE MADE MONEY FARMING
Woman Retired After Five Years
With a Competency. l
In Derby, Conn., there is a young
woman, Miss Mary Way, who is cred-'
ited with having made money enough
at farming in five years to retire and |
live at ease hereafter; and her fa.rm‘
was not a very good one, either.. Mies
Way was left an orphan five years ago
with herliving to make from a stony
and worn out farm. She immediately
invested every cent she could raise 1n
blooded cattle, and went into the stock
business. She bought all of the Jersey
and Holstein calves she could find,
and devoted herself to making them
the best stock that high feeding and
unremitting care could produce. She
' arose at 4 o’clock in the morning and
p :rsonally supervised even the small
est details of carine for the stock.
Soon her cattle became famous, and
wealthy people wanted cows from her
farm. She charged fancy vprices for
them, and got what she demanded.
Now she has transferred her business’
t) other hands, and has money enough
to enable her to quit work.
FLOOD STOPPED TRAIN.
Cloudburst Drowned a Number
ot Children in Texas.
Axs a result of a cloudburst in central
'Texas not a train has moved to the
Inornh of Austin 1n two days.
! Five children were drowned in a
creek fve miles from that city.
Fields are under from four to eight
inches of water to the south of Austin
for fifteen miles. Rivers and creeks
are swollen far beyond their banks.
Ladies and Children
who cannot stand the shocking
strain of laxative syrups and cathartic
} pills are especially fond of Little Karly
Risers. All persons who find it neces
)sary to take a liver medicine should
itry tHese easy pills, and compare the
agreeably pleasant and strengthening
effect with the nauseating and weak
'emug conditions following the use of
other remedies. Little Early Risers
tcure biliousness, constipation, sick
headache, jaundice, malaria and liver
troubles. DawsoN DRuG Co.
-A Breezy Scene in Congress,
l Congressman Baker of New York
!offered to ammend an appropriation
bill as follows: “To reimburse the
great railroads the cost of supplying
ihe president of the United States
with sgpecial trains, cigars, wines, —.”’
Whereupon ten republicans jumped up
and interrupted further reading with
a point of order. *‘Point of order sus
'tained,” seid the chair, and it was
killed.
A Lesson in Health, @
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood, and unless they do |
this good health Is impossible. Foley's
Kidoey Cure makes sound Kidneys,
and will positively cure all forms of |
kidoey and bladder discase. [}
sirengihzons the whole system. :
xmwm‘gmt;m i
we are selling them at, ma e
uo by thoroughly skilled tail
ors with proper shape and fin
ish, in all the prevailing styles.
Men’s two-piece crash suits
$5OO to sloooo, English
worsted and serges, $7 50 to
$l5 oo suit. Every garment
guaranteed as represented.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Our line is full and com
plete. Beautiful line men’s
fancy washable vests $1 50 to
¢4 co. Line of men’s neck
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,
Almost” everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
it {0 :, cures made by Dr.
- \\? it Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ‘
) l the great kidney, liver |
: ’ and bladder remedy. |
[ - Itisthe great medi-|
~<: cal riumph of the nine- |
\ ll'n teenth century; dis-|
B L'“ covered after years of |
[ ‘-’ : Ill| scientific research by
1 = (&=Nf Dr. Kilmer, the emi- l
' Bl A= - nent kidney and blad
-Se- s 1 o .
o o der speciaiist, and is
wonderfully successfui in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp=Root is not rec
ommended for evervthing butif you havekid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy youneed. Ithas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private |
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a bool/;
telling more about Swamp-Root and how t/o
find out jf you have kidney or bladder troubl/s,
When writing mention reading this generc/us
offer in this paper and ok
send your address to é;fif:{,,wgfl :
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing- g{i Hh.fl’.’ ] é
hamton, N. Y. The ——<=iuitpelseed/say 1)
regular fi'fty cent and Homeof Swamy ~Root,
dollar sizes are sold by, all good drugg/ist 5,
Don’t make any mistake, but remenfibe r the
name, Swamp Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swaynp Root
and the address, Binghampton N. Y., jon every
pottle. / {
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Tax Notice.
I will be atthe following places 01y *he dates
named for the purpose of receivingfr state and
county tax returns for the year 1904,
Twelfth District--Friday, Aprifl “, Monday,
pril 18, Wednesday May 4.
Bronwood--Monday, April 4, Wiadl jesday, April
20. Friday, May 6.
Sasser--Wednesday, April 6, F'ricjay, April 22
Monday, May 9. : :
Doverel--Fridav April 8, Mfon fay, Avoril 25,
Wednesday, May 11. . 2
Eleventh District=-Monday. / Ay yril 11, Wednes
dav, April 27, Fridav, May 13/, ’
New Eleventh-=Wednesday: Acpril 13, Friday,
Avoril 29, Monday, May 16. "
Parrott-- Friday. Aprii 3, /Monday, May 2
Wednesday, May 18. / T e
Will be in Dawson every): Saturday and during
court week, . i
Please examine vour d¢l.ed<; o that you can cor
rectly return 2ach lot or/ pax t of ot you own.
J. T. W AL LER, Tax Receiver.
For D/isnjission.
GEORGIA. TERB/eLL 'County.—Whereas, N.
L. stapleton, execufor of the estate of T. N. Kile
len, deceased. repre/sents |to the court in his peti
tion duly flled and/ ente red on reeord that he has
fully administered; said estate. This is. therefore,
Lo cite all personsf cont erned, heirg and ereditors,
to show cause, it/ any. ‘why said executor should
not be discharge/d an 4 receive letters of dismise
lnm? on the firsy Mot day in June, 1904. This May
2, 1904. 7. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary,
Ad/ministrator’s Notice.
Al persalos e wiing einims against the estate
of H. Chrifstie Jecensed, are hereby nrified w
present sof qie w ith proper vesichier, o e 168 Ry e
ment, anf ] a4l Yersons owing said estate wre !’n.
wise nofiified g settis with we. Thie May 34
1954 . K. CHBISTIE, Adwministanton,
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For Sale, |
Tof o wondi msios. towt bmtvals gord Gesrgin
R sytuy one g mwvu»sa,. S
) DAVIS DAVIISGR €y,
CARPETING, MATTINGS, F:UGS.
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25 rolls of heautiful matting in all the desirable ¢olors, worth 25 to
35¢, your choice 20¢ yd. Beautiful line carpeting; in velvets, tapes
try, ingrain and moquet, beautiful in design and/ color, 7H¢ to $1.50
vard. Few rolls of rag carpeting, cheap, good and serviceable.
ties, collars and belts to please
the most fa.stidiogs.
HATS.
Just received ancther ship
ment of Panamas, $7 50 to
silooo Milan straws, all
shapes, 2 50 to 3 00.
EMBROIDERIES.
We can give you bargains
in this line that will beac all
competition, from 2c to scc yd
’ FRESH -
GROCERIES
CIIGARS, TOBACCOS ‘BRAN,
HAY - OATS, COTTON SErD
< HIGELS AN MEAL, . .
A} customers \V_J r_e-c;;; polite attention and
, prompt delivery of purchases.
C. 6. LEWIS & BRO.
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Petition for Charter.
GEORGIA, TERRELL CoUNTY.—ToO the Superior
Jourt of said County:
The petition of A. J. Baldwin. B. B. Perry,J.
S. Lowrey, H, A. Petty, C. C. Brim, H. A. Cook,
J. S. Jones, W. D. Davidson, A. C. Hill and H. P,
Hass. all of said county, and I. P. Cocke, of Lee
county, respectfully shows:
1. That thev desire for themselves, their as
‘sociates, successors and assigns to become incor=
porated under the name and style of Farmers’
Oil and Fertilizer Company.
2. The term for which petitioners ask to be
incorporated 18 twenty years. with the privilege
of renewai at the end of that time.
3. The capital stock of said corporation is to
be thirty thousand dollars, divided into shares of
one hundred dollars each. Petitioners, however,
ask the privilege of increasing said capital stock
from time to time not exceeding in the aggregate
one hundred thousand dollars. Twenty-five per
cent of said proposed capital stock has been paid
in.
4. Whenever any stockholder shall have fully
paid his subscription to the capital stock of said
corporation his liability shall cease and deter.
mine.
5. The object of said corporation is pecuniary
profit and gain to the stockholders thereof.
6. The principal oflice and location of said
corporation shall be ifl the city of Dawson, "Per
rell county, Georgia, but petitioners desire the
right and privilege of establishing branch oflices
and agencies at other points in said state or else
where whenever necessary .
7. The business to he carried on by said com
pany is to erect, build, equip and operate an oil
mill in the city of Dawson, Ga., and to perform
ani carry on all such things as are usual and nec
essary to said business or connected therewith.
Said corporation shall be clothed “with full
power and authority to buy, own, improve, sell,
lease and use real estate and -g')ersnnul property;
to take or give mortgages on realty and person
alty or either; to buy cotton and cotton seed: to
mwake and sell cotton seed oil, cotton seed meal
and any and all other produets from cotton seed
or the cotton plant; to refine oil and manufacture
soaps, and to mix, make, manipulate, manufact
ure and sell fertitizers and commercial manures.
To have the right to contract and be contracted
with: tosue and be sued; to use a- common seal;
to enforce and adopt such byslaws, rules and reg«
ulations as may be deemea Jecessurv and proper
for carrying on the business of said oorgoration.
and for regulating, directing and controlling the
conduct and sets of its officers, agents, employees,
and servants,
W herefore your petitioners pray to be made a
beoredy corporste under the name and style of
Furmers' OV and Fertilizer Company. and -
tithed toall the rights, privileges and immuni'fig.
and sabjeet 1 the Habilities fixed by law. Peti
tisners will ever pray, JAMES G. PARKS,
Petitioners' Attorney.
Fiied in oMes Aprii 23, 1904, .
W. 8, DOZIER, Clerk.
GROBRGIA, TErBELL Cousty.—Clerk’s Office
Sagetion Court. | hereby certify that the forego
it ix & Wue sipy of the application filed in my
n%-u £of whwdted of Farmers’ Oil and Fertilizer
¢ wHy - W wy oMeial re this
ol Aptil, 1998, W, B, DOZIER, Clerk.
F3ARGAIN COUNTERS.
We have gathered together the
Tvest values ever put onsale in Day
/son at prices that will please you,
' Men’s shirts, all sizes, 25 to 50c.
Men’s hose, fancy and plain 5 to 15c.
Club ties, fancy and plain, 15c,
» 2 for 25¢,
Four-in-hand ties, fancy and
PIRIN . coiie ity . 250,
Big line ladies’ belts, all colors
o sssentvers Oasuss 10 750,
‘Wash silks, worth 60 cents, at 2sc.
lancy taffeta silk, worth 75, at 35c.
All over yoking worth 1.50 to
2.00, selling now f0r,...75c.
Space too small to name every.
thing, Come and be convinced.
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MRS. CECELIA STOWE,
Orator, Entre Nous Club.
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176 Warren Avenue,
Curcaao, ILL., Oct. 22, 1902.
For nearly four years 1 suffered
from ovarian troubles. The ¢oc
tor insisted on an operation as t®
only way to get wel}]. I, however,
strongly objected to an operatio-
My husband felt disheartened as
well as I, for home with a SICK
woman is a disconsolate place a!
best. A friendly druggist advise
him to get a {)(){tli‘ of Wine of
Cardui for me to try, and he did .
[ began toimprove ina few days and
Iy recovery was very rapid. Wit
in eighteen weeks 1 was another
being.
Mrs. Stowe's letter shows every
woman how a home is saddened by
female weaknes and how completely
Wine of Cardui cures that sick
ness and brings health and haEP{‘
ness again. %o not go on suller”
ing. Go to your druggist today
and secure a $l.OO bottle of Wine
of Cardui. '
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