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Dawson Drug Co. For Sale
s 3 3;@ Worth of Jewelry, Silverware and Art Goods for Christmas.
SO Come-Early and Make your Selection. ‘
Dawson Drug Company. Dawson, Georgia.
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF DAWSON FOR 1906
The Business of 1905 Was Closed Mond;;r~ Night and the Oath of Office Administc;'cd to the Re
cently Elected Mayor and Aldermen. Only Two New Members. The Past Year Was
One of Great Activity With the Municipal Governing Body.
The last meeting of the city council
of 1905 oceurred Monday night, when
the municipal government was form
ally transferred to the mayor and
council of 1906. The recently elected
members were all present, and took
the oath of office. Lo
The past year has been one of great
sctivity among the members cf the
nunicipal governing body. One thing
shich confronted the mayor and eoun
¢il during the year was the settlement
of the waterworks litigation, which
has been sulcessfully accomplished
and a lengthy and very expensive law
quit brought to an end. As the result
of this the city now owns its own
water system. A handsome city hall
has also been built and paid for, and
other improvements it is not neces
sary to mention here have been made.
Mayor J. R. Mercer, who succeeds
himself, has held the office of chief ex
ccutive of the city for the past three
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vears. During this time Dawson has
enjoyed a steady and substantial
growth, and he has been called unon
to take a number of advanced steps to
keep the city in line with the march of
progress. Under his administration
the expensive lawsuit with the water
works company, extending over more
than ten years, has been settled and the
system bought by the eity, and two
handsome public buildings erected.
He is a strong advocate of a sewerage
system, and will push that project
during this year.
THE HOLD-OVER ALDERMEN.:
The four aldermen who were members
of the last council and will serve with
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'Tis a Priceless Treasure.
,No woman objects to being beautiful.
Beauty is woman’s charm, joy, pride and
Strength, The world has always petted and
adored beautiful women. A pretty woman
dreads maternity for fear of losing this pow
er an 4 {nfluence over men. W hat can be
done to perpetuate therace and keep women
beautiful? There i 8 a balm universally used
by cultured and ancultured women in the
crisis. Husbands will do well to investigate
this remedy in order to reassure their wives
on the point of ease with which children can
be born and all beauty of form and figure
retained.
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remedy is known. {t will diminish allgam
allied "to motherhood. Used throughout
pregnancy it will dispel morning sickness,
cure sore breasts, mafie elastic all tendons
and fibres called upon to hold in position the
expanding burden. Muscles soften under its
soothinginfluence and the patient anticipates
favorably the issue, in the comfort thus
bestoweg.
Mother’s Friend is a liniment for ex
ternal apglication. Women’s own pretty
fingers rub it gently on the parts so severely
{“l’“’.dy and }11: is instantly absorbed and so
übricates the parts.
Your druggist sells it for $1 bottle.
You may have our boock “mtherhood”
free,
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
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ALDERMAN T. 9. WHITCHARD.
to do a great deal of effective work
for the city.
Alderman T. O. Whitehard has been
a member of the council the past three
years, and was returned to that posi
tion at the recent election. He is one
of the prominent merchants of the city,
and in all of the movements for the
upbuilding and progress of Dawson he
has taken an enthusiastic part. He
was chairman of tne building commit
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mpportant committees.
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Mayor J. R. Mercer.
Alderman F. M. Jenningshas been a
member of the council eight years, and
most of this time has been chairman
of the street committee. Alderman
Jennings has during his service given
close attention to all the work he has
been called on to do, and having been
on several important committees has
dona the c¢ity vood service. He is a
careful and painstaking official, never
slighting the work that falls to his lot.
Alderman J. G. Dean was first elect-.
ed the council in 1893, and has since
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ALDERMAN H. A. PETTY.
been & conspicuous member of that
body. He is chairman of the electric
light committee, and in that position
has given the city a great deal of his
time and much valuable service. He
takes a lively interest in all affairs
that concern the public interest.
THE NEW MEMBERS.
Alderman A. J. Hill and H. A. Pet
ty are new members in the affairs of
the council. This will be their first
service in that body, but they go in
with the determination to make the
city good officers. Both are popular
and successful young business men
and thoroughly equipped for their
new duties. They have a keen interest
in the welfare of Dawson, and will be
active in guarding the town’s interest
and promoting its advancement.
THE RETIRING MEMBERS.
Alderman Charles Deubler retired
from the council Friday night after 7
years of untiring and efficient service
to the city. He was chairman of the
fire department, and it was due largely
to his energy and efforts that this de
partment of the city government was
organized and brought up to its
present high state of efficiency. Alder
man Deubler was not a candidate for
re-election. It is the universal verdict
that Dawson has never had a more
active or conscientious public servant,
Alderman A. M. Raines retired a
month ago by resignation, after a
service of three years. Alderman
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Raines was one of the most influential
members of the council, and the city
lost a valuable official when he retired.
He has a thorough knowledge of all
matters, and his practical and con
servative views on questions of public
interest had much to do with shaping
the affairs of Dawson and promoting
the town’s progress.
BODIES FOUND IN TREE TOPS.
Five Men Are Blown Into Pieces
by Powder Explosion.
The mixing house, or upper ‘‘punch
ing’’ department, of the DuPont Pow
der Mills, located eight miles north of
Birmingham, blew up Thursday
morning and five ' men met a horrible
death. The explosion was heard for
15 miles. The men who were killed
were employed in the mixing depart
ment, and while it has been the rule
not te allow mueh powder or dyamite
in these seperate rooms there was
enough to blow the building into
smithereens.
Parts of the bodies were found in
tree tops a quarter of a mile away
from the scene of the explosion.
J. M. Rauch will fill your Christmas
orders fully and promptly.
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Then it’s probably too late.
You neglected dandruff. If
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vice, you would have cured ‘
Hair Vidor
the dandruff, saved your hair,
and added much to it. If
‘not entirely bald, now is your
opportunity. Improve it.
[ 1 have used A{er'n Hair Vigor for over 40
years. lam now 9 yearsoidan havea heavy
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KEEP YOUR. MONEY AT HOME
Patronize Our HOME COMPANY.
@e National Union Fraternal Life Association.
Dawson Division.
J. R. MERCER, Capitalist, President. !
L. C. HILL, Cashier First State Bank, Vice Pres.
M. M. LOWREY, Vice Pres. Ist State Bank, Sec, & Treas
PROVIDES
$l,OOO at death (for full division).
$| 000 accident—total disability—thus giving a member . protec
i tion for $2,000. .
$6O a year for 10 Orphah Children in each full Lodge.
Pald-Up Mcmbcrship In 20 years (nothing more to pay).
COST—BI each six months, and $1.25 at each death.
Responsibie Agents wanted in this and adjoining counties.
Ample territory. Money-Making Contracts. Address
ROBERT H. JONES.
General Superintendent,
615 Austell Building. i 4 Atlanta, Ga.
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