The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, October 03, 1906, SECOND SECTION, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 The Athens Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Organized Feb. 18, 1903. This company has had a steady and conservative increase of business since its organization, It charges the same rate as other fire msurance companies, but divides the profits with the policy holders, and so far has paid to policy holders, at expiration of their policies a Dividends Amounting to 25 per cent of the Premiums Paid. This is the only fire insurance company doing business 1n Geor gia that pays its policy holders a cash dividend at the expira tion of thewr policies. Largest amount insured in one risk is %1,000. W. H. GURR, : Local Agent, s Dawson, Ga. MW~ =, LAY EE J e @ N —*_;ri;; ’ i{q N A " Al IP, AR ’!?; Gy .‘ ) 4 5 . < s QY A -/ . ¥ ‘ ’ A BAD DENTIST can domore harm in an hour than a good one can re pair in a life time. BE PARTICULAR. Dawson DeENTAL PARLORS g DeAN BuiLping. : Dawson, GA. [ Ml . A v Working i}{ women .‘ S ;»_ who l:ralllxe their B = ealth B\\ 1777\ should take Haggard's Specific Tablets the old reliabie cure for Constipation, In digestion, Nervous Debiiity, Kidney and Bladder Trouble ard all kindred diseases. They never fail to build up the health and strength. For Piles, Irreculer or Sup ressed Menstruation, Leuccrhoca, etc., ﬁaggard's Suppositories should be used in conncction with the tablets. Scnd for book of particulars. Druggists sell them at 50c per box, or they wiﬁ be sent pre id upon receipt of price. ... . Adcrrcu naggatd Spcc:f{)c Co., Atlanta, Ga. ~—SOLD IN DAWSON BY— § Dawson Drug Co. znd People's Drug Store. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY A long-felt want supplied. A place in the Gate City where you can get a first-class room at a reasonable price [ solicit from the traveling public and visitors to Atlanta inspection, com parison and patronage. The rooms are finished and furnished throughout the building new. Each of the fifty four rooms has a stationarv wash ba sin. steam heat, electric lights, ele vator service, ete. Opposite Union Passenger Station. /"—’.}‘Q; ()‘ 3 =S4 (Y = - 7 il N~ B '} S 4 g AROL ) i SRS AN i b N Ao\ B 7 1 R | >l - \Yy . B “l‘.“:;;',‘“l"‘ vl Ly L W Ehe 1 ey . Ny -' 3 T {::—;3: e e ———— ;;; gN——T PR -’ An Old HMan's Friend is the magnifying class. It makes books and newspaper reading easy for him. and it proves a pleasure in stead of a task. I have a fine line of glasses and spectacles for the old man, too. These he must have also to improve his ‘‘reading eyes.’’” The spectacles and the magnifying glass go hand in hand. A Complete Line of Optical Goods. Years of experience in my profession have made me expert in matters where the evesight plavs the leading role. My tests and experience in locating defects in eyesight are skillful aud re liable, and I advise you honestly as to the re sults. Consult! - 210 IN - br. C. I. Hutchason, Oculis And Albany’s Leading Optician Davis Exchange Bank Buildin Three Proposed Additions to the State Constitution to Be Voted on Today. The voters of the stat 2 will be call ed on today to vote upon several amendments to the state constitution. One of the amendments propoaed allows the legislature, if the amend ment is ratified, to elect additional judges of the superior court whenever they are needed. In the city circuits one judge cannot transact all the business of the court, and the purpose of the amendments is to allow addi tional judges to be elected when they are needed. Another amendment is for the crea tion of a court of appeals. At pres ent the supreme court is badly in need of relief, and it is believed that the the court of appeals will bring about the result wanted. The other amendment has for its purpose the creation of Bill Hill coun ty with Fitzgerald as the county site. For the purpose of forming Ben Hill county parts of Irwin and Wil cox will be taken. The new county, if formed, will start in with a popu lation of 12,000. The county will con tain 366 square miles, more territory than is now possessed by 66 counties of the state. The width of the county will be fourteen miles, and the length twenty-six miles. The bill ereating Bill Hill county passed the senate with but one dis senting vote, and passed the house by a vote of 147 for to eight against. Fitzgerald is to be the county site. This prosperous city was a big field ‘ast a few vears ago. The people of .hat town now c¢lain 5,000 inhabitants. It has a number of elegant business houses, four banks, many nice dwell ings, ete. KILLS CATARRHAL GERMS. Hyomei's Healing Air Reaches Every Part of Nose, Throat and Lungs. Hyomei is the only scientific and thorough way to cure catarrh. Stom ach dosing does not reach the catarrh al germs in the air passages and can not possibly drive them from the sys tem. By breathing air medicated with Hyomei the germs in the nose, throat and lungs are killed and all traces of catarrhal poison are effect ually driven out. Some people may think that Hyomei is simply for catarrh of the head and throat, but it is equally effective in catarrh of the stomach, liver or kid nevs. The catarrhal germs arc in the mucous membrane, and Hyormei not only kills the germs in the air pas sages, but enters the blood with the oxygen, thus killing the germs in the blood and freeing the whole system from catarrh. : ‘ Hyomei is sold by the Dawson Drug Co. and Peoples Drug Store under an absolute guarantee to refund the mon ey unless it cures. A co;nplet,e outtit costs but $l, extra bottles' 50 cents. A guarantee like this is stronger proof of merit than any claim that can be made in an advertisement. They would not give their personal guarantee in this manner unless they had perfect confidence in the value of Hyomei. SCARLESS SURGERY. Scarless surgery is oune of the latest achievements in medical science, says the Cleveland Leader. The London sur geon who conceived the idea and suc cessfully put it in practice is unable to meet the demands for his services. The idea is a simple one. In making the first incision the scalpel does not cut the skin at right angles with the sur face, but passes through it at a slant. After the operation is over the skin is joined with the greatest nicety, a mag nifying glass being used to see that the contact is perfect. Then a rigid dress ing of wool and glass is applied to pre vent contraction and as much pressure is applied as is safe. Naturally much cdepends upon the skill of the operator. The surgeon who perfected the process devotes himself entirely to making in cisions in the skin and treating them afterward, leaving the operations prop er to others. A Cussless Golf Tourney. A ‘‘cussless’’ golf tourney was play ed in Winsted, Conn., a few days ago. The contestants were thirteen preach ers, who were pitted against each otk er for prizes of lemonade. It is as serted that the very strongest exple tive heard during the day was, ‘‘My, my, but that was bad.” If an article is imitated, the original is always best. Think it over, and when you go to buy that box of salve to keep around the house get De- Witt’'s Witch Hazel Salve. It is the original and the name is stamped on every box. Good for eczema, tetter, boils, cuts and bruises, and especially recommended for piles. Sold by Daw son Drug Co. The Dawson News. Wednesday, October 3, 1906. THE PEOPLE'S LOBBY An Organization Which Pro poses to Watch Congress. Committee and Legislative Work to Be Watched Through a Permanent Bureau at Washington—Mark Twain, Lincoln Stefifens, John Mitchell and Others Interested In New Scheme. If anybody is naughty in congress hereafter he will have to reckon with a new foree, says the New York Times. This is the ‘“people’s lobby,” which is announced to begin work at Washing ton at the next session of cougress. Its first duty, according to the announce ment in the October number of Suc cess, which is sponsor for the idea, will be to watch all committee and leg islative work through a permanent bu reau established in Washington and combat the attorneys for “special in terests.” Incidentally the bureau will keep records of the public career of each senator and representative. There is to be nothing frantic in the work, the magazine promises, and politics are to be faithfully avovided. The an nouncement says: “There will not be the slightest feel ing of antagonism toward congress as a body. The people’s lobby will mere ly see in a methodical manner that con gress hides no secrets, no secret al liances.” A The lobby will be to congress and to national politics what Dun’s and Brad street’s are to commerecial life, its pro moters hope, and to give it standing and to free it from suspicion of maga zine control a governing committee is being organized. Mark Twain is nam ed as a member of this committee. Half of it is already made up, but it consists mostly of authors whose names have been often heralded in connection with politico economical articles in the magazines. These include Lincoln Steffens, Henry Beech Needham, Wil linm Allen White, the Kansas editor, and James B. Reynolds, one of the au thors of the Neill-Reynolds meat in spection report. Others are R. M. ‘Allen, secretary of the interstate pure food commission; Francis J. Henry, special government prosecutor in the Oregon land fraud cases; John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, and Benjamin Ide Wheel er, president of the University of Call fornia. Henry Beech Needham is credited by the magazine with being the author of the scheme. Like most of the members of the governing committee, he is a friend of President Roosevelt. As an author he is known as the man who in vestigated college athletics for a month ly magazine a year ago and found tkem very bad. He bas also written about Washington lobbying. Winston Churchill, recent candidate for governor of New Hampshire; Samuel Hopkins Adams and Robert Collier have pledged moral support to the plan. Active politicians are in it too. In the list of these are Brand Whitlock, may or of Toledo; ex-Governor Garvin of Rhode Island, State Senator Everett Colby of New Jersey, Seth Low, ex mayor of New York city, and Gov ernor (‘harles 8. Deneen of Illinois. “We believe,” says the editor of Suc cess, ‘“‘that we can guarantee to the citizens ef this country that there will not be a man on the governing com mittee who would for an instant con sider a proposition to sell out the peo ple’s lobby. Neither will there be a single demagogue or a man who could be swayed by the demands of dema gogues for sensational and unsettling legislation.” SWARMS OF BUTTERFLIES Millions Pass Over Brunswick Going to Tall Marsh Grass. For several days swarms of butter flies have passed thtough Brunswick flying from the north in a straight southerly course. The butterflies are of a deep brown color with beautifully marked wings. Since Feriday, commencing at anear ly hour in the morning and lasting until late in the afternoon, the swarms tollow each other in quick succession. Millions upon millions all following the same course and all coming from the same direction have attracted gen eral attention. It is claimed bv some that the but tertiies are winging their way to the tall marsh grass, where they will de posit their eggs and then die. Noone has yet discovered from where they are flving, though farmers from sev eral miles north of the city report that swarms are constantly passing their places. At times on Saturday work men on the South End work were delayed by the swarms, which at that point flew near to the ground, pass ing out over the water of the bay. A Use For Peach Stones. A firm of merchants at Stroud, Mo., has shipped 150 ÜbLushels of peach stones to eastern manufacturers of flavoring extracts, says the Kansas City Star. Children in the neighbor hood of Stroud gathered the stones. About 5,000 stones makxe a bushel The merchants have a market for about 700 bushels this season. : Fruit Served on the Tree. French bhortlculturists have appar ently been very successful of late in raising dwarf fruit trees, and one of the fzatures of dinner parties among the rich now is to serve the fruit upon the tree. Do You Suffer from Kidney Troubles? We guarantee one bottle of Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or your druggist will refund your money. Price 50 cents. Kendrick’s Drug Store. THE BEE HIVE e Dry Coods, Clothing, Shces, Hats and Notions. BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW OF OUR PRICES Ladies’ rain coats, tan and oxford, full fashion, of genu ine cravenette, worth $12.50; gur pve.. . ol SRS Also have better grades worth $l7; ourprice . . 948 Have ‘a beatuiful line of skirts; prices range from bOO 4 M 8 36-in. guaranteed taffeta silk; reg. price $1.25, our price 98c H6-inch - broadeloth, garnet, blue, tan and gray, reg. $1.25 grade, our price . 98c Ladies’ long coats, black, $2.48 Ladies’ 50-inch long coats, a better grade, worth §6, for 4.23 Ladies’ $7.50 coat for . . 4.98 Ladies’ $lO.OO coats . . 7.48 PAY US A VISIT AND WE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM 10 to 25 PER CENT. " » The Bee Hive. LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. Main ¢ treet. = - - - - Dawson, Ga. WANTED TO WIPE 'EM OUT Sheriff Nelms of Fulton County, in an Incendiary Speech, Call ed for Volunteers. Sheriff John W. Nelms swore in 450 deputies during thre Atlanta riot. He made a speech in the center of the city calling for deputies, saying he want ed 500, and spoke of going to Browns ville and exterminating the negroes who were responsible for the rioting. The sheriff’s speech was regarded as somewhat incendiary, as coming from a public officer, and later Mayvor Woodard and Captain James W. En glish of the police board, in speaking to a crowd of citizens, took the sheriff to task for his statements, advising all citizens to keep the peace and be law-abiding under any circumstances. The sheriff applied to Gov. Terrell for arms tor his deputies, but the gov ernor stated he had nothing with which to supply the deputies except Krag-Jorgensens. He refused to let the men have these because of the dan ger in using them on account of their great carrying power. THE NEW REST CURE. Hopping is the exercise prescribea by the antibeauty doctor who has no mercy on the lame or the lizy. But this hopping is not a gymnastic exer cise, as might be supposed, but work ing in the hop fields, says a correspond ent of the New York Press. In Eng land this newest form of rest cure for wesaried society persons is carried on in a camp. Every day, in a special in closure, these hoppers de luxe, as they are called, may be seen at work, ap parently enjoying it. In fact, they as sert that a week’s hopping is far bet ter and more pleasant than a rest in Marienbad. The tents of these well to do pickers are expensively furnished and easy chairs, soft beds and up to date camping outfits are among their bopping appliances. Their field is railed off from the ordinary hoppers and they do not rise so early or work so late. Of course, their faces are the hue of lobsters, their hair wind blown and tousled and their shoes a disgrace to a civilized community. Oh, it is a great thing to be a hopper. Won't Vote tor His Father. Mayor Dunne’s father is a candi date for county treasurer in Chicago. but the mayor isn’t going to vote for him. The reason is that the old gen tleman has accepted an independent nomination, while Mayor Dunne is a democrat. Has Stood the Test 25 Years. The old, original Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, ne pay. 50c. We will give to every customer who will pur chase a bill to the amount of ten dollars a beautiful fram ed picture 16 by 20 inches. Just received a com plete line of the Cel ebrated Douglass Shoes in all the lat est styles and leath ers; also a nice and up-to-date line of la dies’ shoes in vid and patent leathers. ‘. do I take Cardui’’?- writes Mrs. Jelemma Mullins of Odessa, W. Va. ‘‘Because, after suffering for several years with female ' trouble, and trying different doc tors and medicines without obtaining relief, I at last found, in Wine of Cardui, a golden medicine for all my ills, and can recommend it above all others for female complaints.”’ - Cardui furnishes safe relief for backache, headache, periodical pains, irregular, painful or unhealthy cata menial flow, and all ailments from which sick women suffer. A perfect tonic for delicate women. A pure vegetable medicine for girls and women who are subject to the complaints peculiar to their sex. Has benefited over a million who used to suffer as you do. At every drug store, in $l.OO bottles. WRITE US A LETTER describing fully all your symptoms and we will send you Free Advice in plain sealed envelope. Ladies’ Advisory Dept,, The Chattanooga Mg\li)icine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. C. W. RAWSON, M. R. BACON, . T. M. TICKNOR, President. Vice-Pres. Gen. Manager. ALBANY MACHINERY. (0. MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES FARM IMPLEMENTS. Saw Mills, ‘Wood- Working Machinery. We Call Attention to Our Large Stock of Traction Engines, Gasoline Engines, Threshing Machines, Towers and Tanks, Heavy Machinery, Engines, Boilers and Saw Mills. Call and See Us. Albany Machinery Company- Albany, . : Georgia. 4 The News For the Best Printind We have a big line of ladiey trimmed and ready-to-wear hats. Come in and examine these goods and hear our prices, and we will convince you that we can save you from $1 to $2 on a hat. Our pri@es range from 25¢ to $6.98 (iood calicoes, per yard 5¢ 10-4 sheeting et I 10-4 unbleached sheeting 23c Bleached table damask, 70- inch,” worth everywhere $l, out pHce. .ol e (88e Cotton checks, per yard 5¢ Good apron ginghams . ¢ Sea Island, per yard . . 5 Good outing, per yard . Ss¢ " CARDUI Heavy Machinery. Engines. Boilers.