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pers pecause they know that
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e.{»mhty always comes up to
e price. Wwe sell the VERY
gsT pEOPLE, and they demand
e\’E}{Y BEST GOODS that
pe made. Even the poor and
porant people are fast learning
gt it 18 real economy to buy good
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yoU DON'T MIND
qing 4 Man a livieg p-ofit 1f you
what you want.
SATISFACTION
what all oi us a%e lock’ng fo,
qtha’s whai we are giving.
ARE YOU GOING
wait uotil somebody e'se ge.s the
erv shoe you wsri? Yol krow
Jory goods have to be ordered
ks abead. We have the best
ortrent we ever hzd, but the
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rttiest ones SO first.
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shat mekes a man go the otoer
. when he doesn’t want to pay.
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ings terror to the thief.
COME IN
de if you wish to see our fine
ods. Oar show window s used
keep bzait 1n to catch bargain
Inters.
&k any man for miles aroun’
'hosells the cheapest shoes in town.
you fird one who does not know
o school 18 where he ought to go.
he peopie everywhere who read
Il know that we are in the lead
jith stylsh shoes and hkats and
trunks,
nless it's those who are on drunks,
e want your trade if we can vyin it
Witk the stuff with value in it.
Finest Foot Fitter.
EW FALL
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illinery.
id It Ever Strike You
that the one place in town where you could
sWays secure a stylish, dependable hat was
stour store* There is a reason for it. We
e alwiys king ahead and counting on
the future wants "of our customers, and we
Lever buy .anything but the leading makes
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Dawson, Georgia.
TO BEAUTIFY
OUR COMPLEXION
IN 10 DAYS USE
Sati 1
atinola ..
THE UNEQUALED BEAUTIFIER.
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rl\”” 'S a new discovery, guaranteed
e Pl be refunded if it fails to
kihea 1. CCKles, Pimples, Liver Spots,
N _’l"“. Discolorations and Disfiguring
ittar ) IDATY cases in 10 days, the worst,
b thege 1, 002 standing, in 15 to 20 days.
legp a 1 L CUS ate removed the skin will be
thy o 4 beautiful, Price 50 cents at drug
énte or et Thousands of ladies testify to
SATINOLA. =
‘Alllhz\, MO., June 30, 1904.—National
sine’ PAris, Tenn, Gentlemen: I have
Face pony Datinola, Cream, Soap and Nas
first . "-“l'h and like them all. This is
‘" :‘“,’_-"l‘ since childhood that I have
Whetton o TeCKles. T am 34 years old and
1 . “omplexion now than when a girl.
E Y MRS. ETTA BROWNE.
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2l Toilet CO., Paris, Tenn.
A SOLD BY
WSON DRUG COMPANY.
% All Leading Druggists.
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-7 8 Kidney Cure
“ Kiiaeys and bladdes right,
THE GOVERNMENT REPORT GAVE THE
BULLS A GREAT JOLT.
Crop Estimated the H.ghest in Years,
and Prices Dropped Nearly a Cent.
Lecal Raceipis Ar 2 Heavy.
The bureau report of the condition
of the crop, given out last Firday,i
created such a conste: aation in cot-‘
ton circles that had not been experi
enced before this season. !
The bureau report was 84.21, the
highest in years and indicating an
almont perfect condition of the cotton
crop.
As a consequence, King Cotton took
a toboggan ride, and his accelerated
course had aop been checred when tne
market ciosed for the week Saturday—
two davs later. The price cf the sia
ple bad d.opped from 10{ t 2 10 cents,
and buyers did not waat vo take it at
that price.
Yesterday tbe market recuperated
somewhat, and quotations were from
10 vo 10% cents.
Feceipts &t the 'ocal warebouses
contiaue heavy, %00 bsles coming in
by wagon Saturcay. Tne 5,000 muark
nas been pussed, tne number at noon
yesterday reacting 5,407 bales.
The farmers are of the universal
opinion that cotvon hgs deser:iorated
considerably the past few weeke,
The condition of the plant is not at all
satisfactory. In a great manv fields it
has quit fruiring, tne bolls are opening
prematurelv, and the yield w.!l not be
anything Jike as large as it &1 ore time
promised to ve.
A fresh barrel of sweet and sour
keg pickles at Wall Bros.
WILL MAKE SPEECHES.
Congressman Griggs Will Help
in Democratic Campaign.
Congressman J. M. Griggs has con
sented to make a number of speeches
during the campaign, anda has placed
his services at the disposal of Chair
man Cowherd of the congressional
campaign committee. He will speak
in doubtful districts in the porth and
west dv-ing the month of October.
Judge Griggs was chairman of the
congressional campaign committee
two years ago, and heirg familiar with
the political conditions throughout the
country will render the party efTective
seryice.
Good CSoirts.
Good spirits don’t all come icom Ken
tucky. Their main source is the
liver—ana all the tine sprits ever made
in the Blue Grass State could not rem
edy a bad liver or the hundred-and
one ill effects it produces. You can’t
have a good spirit and a bad liver at the
same time. Your liver mvst be in fine
condition if you would feel buoyant,
happy and hopeful, bright of eye.
light of step, vigorous and successful
in your pursuits. You can put your
liver in fine condition by using Green’s
Aucust Fiower—the greatest of all
medicines for the liver and stomach
and a certain cure for dyspepsia or
indigestion. It has been a favorite
household remedy for over thirty-five
years. August Flower will make your
liver healthy and active and thus in
sure you a liberal supply of ‘‘good
gpirits.” Trial size, 25c; regular bot
tles, 75¢. For sale by Bell Bos.
The Acid Iron Mineral.
Nature’'s remedy for chronic diseases.
It cures indigestion, dyspepsia, stom
ach, kidney and liver troubles, rheu
matism, diarrhoea, cramp colic, ec
zema, tetter and diseases peculiar to
women. It has no equal as a tonic ard
blood purifier, heals cuts, old sores and
all skin affections. It stands without
a rival. Try a bottle of 1t and be con
vinced. No humbug or patent nos
trum. Can furnish ‘hundres of testi
monials in this and other counties as
to its wonderful cures of the above
diseases. Send for circulars. For
sale by Wm. Kaigler.
Money from Convicts.
County Treasurer B. B. Perry has
received from the state $271.56, being
the amount due Ter:re!l county on con
vict hire for the second quarter. Onlv
ten of the seventeen convicis Terrell
county is entit'ed Lo are wo.ked on the
pubiic roads, and tne money deriyed
from the lease of the remain’agseven
is paid to the coun:v by the siate for
school purposes. <'ae amovov de. ‘ved
from the seven convicis nnder the new
lesse is as much as ‘he ea..re seven
teen formeriy brougnt fo.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Staits With Quitman Court.
Solicitor-General Laing and mem
bers of the Dawson bar naving business
in Quitman superior court will leave
next Sunday afternocon for George
town, the fall session beginning there
on Monday morning. The, dockets
are light, and the session will perhaps
not last longer than two or three days.
Cotton Seed Hulls and Meal.
We are now prepared to furnish
loose hulls at 30 cents per hundred or
$6 per ton. Sacked hulis 40 cents per
hundred or $8 per ton. Cotton seed
meal $1.25 a sack or $25 per ton. Ac
company all orders with the cash. |
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO. 1
J. T. Ragan, Manager. ‘
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A Clange in Firm, 3
Mr. Robert Baldwin hasretired from
the mercantile firm of J. B. Hayes &
C 0.., and is now with the Georgia
Grocery Co., the new wholesale firm
that has recently gone into business in
Dawson. |
Was Labor Day. |
Monday was labor day, and the
banks of Dawson celebrated it by
taking a day of rest. ‘
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Childrens’ drop stitch hose worth
25¢ for 15¢ a pair at The Bee Hive.
- BUCK'S JUNIOR RANGE
L oo FREERE.CS
'WATCH FOR OUR AD NEXT WEEK.
. DAWSON HARDWARE CO.
ANOTHER BIG BUILDING TO BE ERECTED
Georgia Grocery Company Making Preparations to Build on Sea
board. W. E. Riordan Elected General Manager.
The work of placiag material on the
ground for the erection {of a big brick
build‘ng has been begun by vhe Geor
gia Grocecy Company. The straciuce
is to be built near the Seaboacd Air
Lipe depot, and it wiil doubtless be
ready for occupancv by the com
pany some time beloce Christmas.
It will be 66x150 feet, giving its oc
cupants ample room for the large stock
which tuey will carry.
Wheu completed three large whole
saie grocery establishments will be in
CAUGHT ON THE CURBSTONE.
—The children can drink Pepsi-
Cola; old people can drink iv, Itis the
most delicious of soda tountain drinks,
and the ‘“best for your stomach.” Ev
ery clerk and bookkeeper will tind
work essy and nerves steady if they
will drink **Pcpsi-Cola.” 5c at all soda
fountains. 3
—There have been a number of cases
of typhoid fever several miles south
west, of Dawson the past few weeks.
Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Aycock, both of
whom have the malady, are reported
to be some better.
—So long as noxious weeds are per
mitted to grow in such profusion about
the streets and vacant lots so long will
tbe health of the city be endangered.
—As is usual at this season of the
vear, Cuifee was on the streets by the
it.bousands Saturday, and spent nis
‘money freely.
e 10D Crumbley of Lumpkin
‘was in Dawson Friday. He reports
the cotton crop in Stewart county as
very poor.
—Mr. A. J. Harp called at The
'News office yesterday and reported the
appeacance of caterpillars south of
%Da.weon.
- —Linen paper in pound packages,
‘enveiopes to match, latest fad in socie
ty stationery, at Dawson Drug Co’s.
. —Young Miss Lowrey is a diminu
tive and popular arrival av the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Lowrey.
. —For the first time in seyeral weeks
there were services at all of the
churches of the city Sunday.
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—August went on record with the
'weather bureau as being the coolest
August in eleven years.
—For nice white bread call on E.
G. Hill for *Gold Hunter” flour, the
best and cheapest.
—Mr. George S. Crowell is making
some attractive improvements on his
residence.
—Miss Rucker Tweedy, who has
been dangerously ill, is on the road to
recovery.
—Wanted—Monthly boarders. First
class fare and good service, Mrs. L.
E. Senn. |
—Georgia cane Syrup. One gallon
cans only 50c at Wall Bros.
—Latest style belts and hand bags
atJ. W. F. Lowrey’s.
—59%0 pounds of turnip see’ at Daw
son Drug Co’s.
—You can get Montevallo coal at
Hickey’s.
—T'urn overs 10¢ at The Bee Hive.
—Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer. l
—Monday was the last dog day. I
What is Life? l
In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly and
pain results. Irregular liying meaus
derangement of the organs, resulting
in constipation, headache or liver
troables. Dr. King’s New Life Pills
quickl!y re-adjusis this. It’s gentle,
yet thorough. Only 25¢ at
DAwsoN Drua Co's.
CASTORTIA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Boug™ht
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NO COUNTRY 1S SAFE WITHOUT A STRONG NAVY B
NO FAMILY IS SAFS WITHOUT A BOTTLE OF /
DR. TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC ===
For WOUNDS, BURNS, BRUISES, SCALDS, COLIC and CRAMPS _— -
10c and SOc AND A BOTTLE OF ~%
BRON=-CHK O~ DA For Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat—-28¢
SHERROUSE MEDICINE CO. MFRS. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
operation near the rallroads, the Daw
soa Grocery Company and tne South
ern Grocery Company being located in
large houses owued by them near the
Central .
At & recent meeting of the swcl
holders of the Georg.a Grocery Com
pany Mr. W. E. Rio~Jan wav elected
general manager of the concera. Mr.
Rio.dan is one of the best business
men in this section, and his maanage
ment of the new ent:rprise will no
doubt be highly successful.
'STOMACH DOSING
WILL NOT CURE
Only Way to Cure Catarvh Is by
Breathing Hyomei.
Ask any physician if catarrh is a
blood disease and he will tell you that
it is a diseased condition of the mu
cous membrane and that it cannot be
cured by binod pariders, pills, tablets,
| or other forma o/ stomach dosing. The
only sensible and scientiic way of
curing catarrh 18 by the use of Hyo
melL.’
Breathed for a sew minutes four or
five times a day througb a hacd Ivuber
inhaler that is so smail that it can be
carcied 1o tne vest pocket B yomei will
absolutely dest:oy all carar. hal germs
and cure the d 'sease. Catarch can
never exist wnere tvomei is used. It
Ihasa iwo-fo!d action, desircying tbe
disease garms in the air passages and
Jungs, ard soothing and healing the
inflamed mucous membrane.
Dawson Drug (0., one of the most
reliabie fi=ms in Dawsoa, are giving
' taeir persoral guaraintee wivth every
pickage of Hyomei they sell that it
will efect a cure or they will refund
lbhe mooey. They haye had scores of
' reporis of remarkab'e cures of boti
acute ard chronic cases of catarrh by
Hyomei.
' The complete Hyomei outfit costs $l,
}aud comprises an inhaler, a bottle of
'Hyomei and a dropper. The inhaler
'wi!l last a life time, and additional bot
‘tles of Hycmei can be obtained for 50
cents,
French and domestic peas at Wall
Bros.
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NEW BETHEL NEWS.
Mrs. Duke Marshall and Miss Annie
Simpson of Dawson spent Sunday with
the family ef Mr. Walter Marsball.
Misses Lizzie Senn and Bertie Slade
visited the famiry of Mr. O. H. Senn,
near Sardis, last week.
- Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Mask visited the
familv of Mr. Heory Lynch, near
Sardis, recently.
Mr. Erastus Mask of Sumter county
spent Saturdav aad Suaunday with the
family of Mr. [. W. Mask.
Mr. O. H. Senn of Pleasant Hill
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Mr. J. H, Senn.
Mieses Esther Slade and Maggie
Tweedy visited Miass Bertie Slade last
week.
Miss Irene Senn left Monday for
Sardis, where she will attend school.
Miss Leona Roberts eatertained a
number of her friends Friday evening.
Mr. Wm. Cannon has returned from
a visit to homefolks near Americus.
Mrs. Mollie Bell spent several days
last week in Dawson with relatives.
Little Susie Horsley spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. G. T. Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hautman spent
Sunday in this neighborhood.
Mr. A.J. Harp of Abbeville is visit
ing in this neighborhood.
Mr. Geo. Robertsis spending a while
with homefolks.
Mr. W. T. Sladz spent Sunday here
with homefolks.
Several from Herod attended preach
ing here Sunday.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
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SCHOOL WILL OPEN OCT. 15
SUCH IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION MAKES.
Session Will Be Extended into Next June
to Make Up for Lost Time. Work on
New Building Progressing Slowly.
Monday was the regular time Jor the
opening of the fall term of the public
schools of Dawson, but instead of the
session beginning that day the board
of education met for the puipose of
deciding on a day when school would
open,
After hearing from members of the
building committee it was the opinion
of the board that the new building
would not be ready before October 15,
and it was decided L 0 announce that
date as the time when the next session
of schooi would begin.
Instead of closing the last of May,
as heretofore, the school will be ex
tended into June of Lext year for the
purpose of making up as much of the
lost time as possiole.
Work on the new building is pro
gressing slowlv on account of ihe
scarcity of workmen, and it is not
believed 10 be at all probable that the
building will be completed before the
tiwe specitied in the contiract, which is
October 15.
One lot of ladies’ tam oxfords to
close out at 75¢ at The Bee Hive,
GIN AND MILL BURNED.
Mr. J. M, Wall Sustains Serious
Loss at Oakfield.
Capt. W. B. Ox’ord, who returned
Suadav J.om a visit to Oakfield, re
po.B toas Mr. J, M. Wali, a former
civizen of Teireli count, had his gin
and saw mil'l deswoyed oy fire Satar
day uight.
The fire occur-ed about 9 o’ciock,
and is tuovoht to have been caused by
a s"uk .com vtne epg’ae of & [reight
train wnich passed aboat that time.
Mr. Wal! estimates bis loss at $2,500.
He had no insvcance.
A Wonderful Saving,
The largest Methodist church in
Georgia calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind of
mixed paint in painting their church.
They used only 32 gallons of the
Lougman & Martinez Paint mixed
with 24 gallons of linseed oil. Actual
cost of paint was less than $1.20 per
gallon. |
Saved over eighty ($30.00) dollars in
paint and got & big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given a lib
eral quantity whenevar they paint,
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L. & M. and three gal
lons of linseed oil mixed therewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Shields & Cox. |
Do Not Be Imposed Upon.
Foley & Co.,Chicago,originated Hon
ey and Tar as a throataand iung remedy
and on account of the great merit and
popularily ol Foley’s Honey and Tar
wany imitations ace oYered for the
gepuine. Ask for Folev’s Honey and
Tacr and refase anvsuos.itute oTered,
as no other prepa-ation w: il give the
same satis’aciion. [t is milaly lax
&cive. 1t coatains no opiates 2ad is
sa st fo* cbi!éren and de'icate per-
BODS. KEND=ZICK'S DRIG STORE.
Gainiimg 6in Staiistics,
Mr. W. S. Dozie~, the cotion stitis
tician of Terrel! coravy, has jusvcom
pleted bis first v'sit 1o a:l of tne gias
of the countr aad ‘orwaided b.s epurt
tothe deparcment at Wasbingion, The
last revort w!'l be made in Japnna-y.
whnen we will know how many bales o/
cotton Terrell county grew in 1904,
Bitten by a Snake.
Mr. Ernest Motes came inso town
Saturday evening with one of his arms
greatly swollen from a snake bite. He
was given medical attention, and aoy
bad results that might have followed
were checked. He was bitten by the
snake while at work with some loose
cotton, ’
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Has world-wide fame for marvelous
cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo
tion, ointmeat or balm for cuts, corns,
burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, tet
ter, salt rbeum, fever sores, chapped
hands, skin eruptions: infallible for
piles. Cure guaranteed. Gnlyv 25c¢.
DawsoN DruG Co.
Buys North Georgia Property.
Hon. S. R. Christie and family have
retuorned from Cornelia, whkere they
have been speading pare of the sum
mei. Mr. Christie boucht a summer
home there, aca a'£o a 1 ‘aterest in the
laree peach and apvle farm o' Messrs.
O. B. Stevens and A, M. Raines.
Fewer Gallone; Wears Longer.
Brought Back a Burglar. 1
Sheriff Christie went up to Cusseta
and brought back Borace Moutgomery,
a son of Ham who was wanced for
burglary. He was committed to jail
by Justice McLendon, and is now :n
the county hostelry awaiting a seance
with Judge Sheffield.
Attending the Normal School.
Miss Annie May Kitchens, one of the
popular young ladies of near Sasser,
‘'has been appointed to a scholarship in
she State Normal School, and lefi for
Athens Saturday to attend that in
stitusion.
Deals in Farm Lands,
Mr. W. R. Kitchens has bought
from Mr. J. R. Mercer 300 acres of
land, for which he paid $l5 per acre.
The former then sold to Mr. J. T.
Kitchens sixty-nine acres of land at
$2O per acre.
Will have a complete line of furni
ture, mattings and rugs in my new
ldepanment. this week. Come and see
them before buying. J. I. ROBERTS.
Lewi
ewis & Bro.
We have just moved
Into our new store house
between the First State
” Bank and the Dawson
Dispensary. It is one of §
the longest and most
commodious business
houses 1n Dawson, being
25x106 feet. In this vast
building we are are ar
ranging one of the most
: complete and select
assortments of Shoes,
Notiong, Fancy and Fam
ily Groceries, Hay,
Grain, etc., in Dawson.
We are better pre
pared than ever before
to serve our customers
and save them money on
every purchases. Make
our place you headquar
ters, Kveryone welcome.
WATCH
THIS SPACE. .
We have bought it for
12 months, amd propose
to make it an interesting
; weekly bulletin of the
good things we have for
the trade.
Heinz’'s Sweet and Sour Keg Pickles
Just Received,
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Lewis & Bro.
Dawson, Ga.
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and that’s the very best. You
are not looking for bargains when
you patronize a drug store—-there
is too much at stake to buy cheap
drugs. At KENDRICK’S every
effort and energy is directed to
ward pure drug store perfection,
That’s the one great aim of our
business. Phone 70 for prompt
delivery.
KENDRICK’S
DRUG STORE.
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;: ROBERT A. CAMPBELL; M. D., writes—
# After many ciher foods had failed Sunbrights
‘; saved cur baby. | have used it many nmes
3 with uniform success as an infant food, also
M 1 Typhoid and other fevers. I can recom
mend it with full confidence that it wiil give
universal satisfaction, and w
babies than any other food on the market.
50¢, 75¢, $1.25, $3.00 Sizes.
| Sunbrights California Food Co.,
| Los Angeles, Cal.
| RECOMMENDED AND FOR SALE BY
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For Sale il Dawson b Bell Bros., :
SBARNRNER SALVE,
trzs moat healing salvein the worlds
