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We state candidly that we believe our fall line of merchandise is the best in every respect we have ever handled since being in business; also we are cop
vinced that~ou cannot find a better selected stock, considering styles, quality and price, anywhere and we want to convince you; and as most of our fall pyr
chases have arrived there is no better way than to come and see. We extend to all a most cordial welcome to come and examine our line. It will afforq
us pleasure to show you; in fact, we will be much pleased to have you make our store headquarters while in town.
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Our line of Hamburger cloth
ing, for fit, quality, wear, style,
and price, cannot be rivaled.
When contemplating purchasing
yvour fall suit examine this line.
We believe we can please you.
The Wachusette shirt is as
good as the best.
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We want your trade, and if good goods and cheap prices are any inducements, we believe we can meet your every requirement.
J. . ROBERTS. DAWSON, GEORGIA.
EXECUTORS SALE
Of Real Estate, Stocks and
Bonds Belonging to Estate
of the Late P. E. Boyd.
Georgia, Calhoun County.—Notice
is herey given that the undersigned
executors of the estate of P. E. Boyd,
deceased, under and by virtue of an
order from the court of ordinary of
said county, granted at the regular
November term, will sell at public
outery on the first Tuesday in De
cember, 1906, at the court house
door in said county, between usual
hours of sale, the following real es
tate, to-wit:
All that tract or body of land sit
nate, lying and being in the Third
district of said county and state,
known as the Rackley place, being
land lots numbers one hundred and
seventy-seven (177), one hundred
and seventy-eight (178), one hund
red and eighty-four (184), two hun
dred and seventeen (217), two hun
dred and eighteen (218), two hun
dred and eighty-three (183), and the
east half of one hundred and eighty
five (185), and containing sixteen
hundred and twenty-five (1,625)
acres, more or less.
All that tract of land in the Third
district of said state and county
known as the Holt Jones place, con
taining twenty-five hundred and six
ty-five (2,565) acres, more or less,
embracing lots of land numbers two
hundred and twenty-eight (228),
two hundred and fifty-three (253),
two hundred and fifty-four (254),
two hundred and sixty-six (266),
two hundred and sixty-seven (267),
two hundred and fourteen (214),
two hundred and twenty-seven
(227), two hundred and fifty-five
(255), the northeast half of two
hundred and sixty-five (265), and
all those parts of lots two hundred
and fifteen (215), two hundred and
twenty-five (225), two hundred and
twenty-six (226), and two hundred
and fifty-six (256), which lie west
and southwest of the middle line of
Spring creek swamp.
All that certain tract of land in
the Third district of Calhoun county,
Georgia, known as the Green-Sasser
place, containing eight hundred and
ninety-two (892) acres, more or less,
and embracing lots numbers three
hundred and thirty-four (334), north
half of three hundred and thirty-five
(335), three hundred and seven
(307), and parts of lois numbers two
hundred and ninety-three (293), two
hundred and ninety-four (294), and
three hundred and eight (308).
Also that tract of land lying and
being in the Third district of Cal
houn county, known as the Taylor
place, containing eight hundred and
eighty-five (885) acres, more or less,
and embracing lots numbers two hun
dred and thirty (230), two hundred
and thirty-one (231), south half of
two hundred and eleven (211),
south half of two hundred and
twelve (212), west half of two hun
dred and twenty-nine (229), and
fifteen (15) acres of lot number two
hundred and fifty-one (251).
Also all that tract of land in the
Third distriect of Calhoun county,
said state, known as the Harvey
place, containing eight hundred and
eighty-five (885) acres, more or less,
being lots numbers three hundred
and thirty (330), three hundred and
thirty-two (332), three hundred and
eleven (311), and the west half of
three hundred and ten (310).
Also all that body of land in the
Seventh district of Baker county,
known as the Holiday ~place, and
containing thirteen hundred and
twenty (1,320) acres, more oOr less,
being lots numbers fifty-nine (b 9
sixty (60), sixty-one (61), sixty-two
(62), one hundred (100), and num
bers three hundred and eighty-three
(383), three hundred and eighty
four (384), three hundred and
eighty-five (385), south of Keel's
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We are selling the Thompson
Glove Fitting Corset, and there
is none better. All sizes, all
styles and quality.
We have a complete line of
the popular H. & W. children’s
waists; also of boys’ blouses and
jackets.
creek and west of Keel's and Spring
creek.
Also all that tract of land lying
and being in the Third district of
Calhoun county, said state, known
as the Clower-Rye ilaces, and con
taining sixteen hundred and sixty
five (1665) acres more or less and
being lots or parts of lots three hun
dred and twelve (312), two hundred
and eighty-nine (289), two hundred
and eighty-eight (288), two hundred
and eighty-seven (287), two hun
dred and seventy-two (272), two
hundred and forty-seven (247), two
hundred and seventy-four (274), two
hundred and seventy-five (275) and
two hundred and seventy-three
(213 ):
All that body of land lying partly
in the Third district of Calhoun and
partly in the Seventh (7th) district
of Baker now known as the Wil
liamsburg place, containing 3500
acres more or less, and being lots or
parts of lots of land numbers three
hundred and one (301), three hun
dred and two (302), three hundred
and four (304),three hundred (300),
two hundred and ninety-nine (299),
two hundred and sixty-three (263),
two hundred and sixty-tw0(262),
and two hundred and sixty-one
(261), in the seventh district of
Baker county, Georgia, and lots
numbers three hundred and ninety
seven (397), three hundred and nine
ty- six (396). three hundred and
ninety-five (395), three hundred and
ninety-four (394), three hundred
and fifty-five (355), three hundred
and fifty-six (356), three hundred
and fifty-seven (357), and three
hundred and twenty-seven (327),in
the Third district of Calhoun coun
ty, -Georgia.
Also all that tract of land lying
mostly in the Third district of Cal
houn and partly in the Second dis
trict of Dougherty county, Georgia,
and known as the Bermuda Farms,
containing thirty-three hundred
(3,300) acres, more or less, and be
ing lots and parts of lots of land
numbers two hundred and sixty-four
(264), two hundred and sixty-five
(265), two hundred and ninety-seven
(297), three hundred and four
(304), three hundred and five (305),
three hundred and six (306), three
hundred and thirty-six (336), three
hundred and thirty-seven (337),
three hundred and forty-one (341),
three hundred and seventy-nine
(379), and three hundred and eighty
(380), all in the Third (3rd) district
of Calhoun and lot number three
hundred and eighty (380) in the
Second district of Dougherty county,
Georgia.
Also the following tracts of land
lving and being in Baker county,
Georgia, to-wit: One hundred and
twenty-five (125) acres of lot num
ber two hundred and sixteen (216)
in the Seventh district of Baker; also
one hundred and twenty-five (125)
acres of the south half of lot num
ber one hundred and fifty (150),
Ninth district of Baker; and thattract
of land being lot number two hun
dred and eight (208) in the Ninth
district of Baker county, Georgia,
containing two hundred and fifty
acres, more or less.
Also the following real estate in
the town of Leary, said state and
county, to-wit: All that parcel of
land within the corporate limits of
said town known as the old Horsley
place, and fronting the Central of
Georgia right-of-way for four hun
dred (400) ft. between the Bunch
residence on the east and the African
church on the west and running back
‘two hundred and ten (210) ft. to
‘the Leary lands and containing two
(2) acres, more or less.
~ Also all that real estate situate
in the town of Leary, said state and
‘county, described as follows: All
that parcel of land within the cor
}porate limits of the town of Leary,
‘known as the old Horsley lot and
fronting on the right-of-way of the
'S. W. R. R., between the Burch
place to the east and the African
church lot on the west, fronting 400
feet ajong said right-of-way and run
ning back north 210 feet to lands
of Leary estate and containing two
acres, more or less, said lot being
the one now occupied by Mrs. S. B.
‘Dildine.
~ Also the new brick cotton ware
‘house in the town of Leaiy, belong
ing to the estate of P K Boyd,
lknown as the Merchants’ & Planters’
Cotton Warehouse, situate upon the
\south side of the right-of-way of the
Central of Georgia Ry. Co., 126 feet
‘east of the depot. Also the corru
gated iron warehouse adjacent to the
i.\lerchants‘ and Planters’ Warehouse
‘and situated 240 feet east of the
idepot; both of said warehouses be
ing built upon the right-of-way of
lthe Central of Georgia Ry. Co. un
The Dawson News. Wednesday, November 21, 1906.
TOOK A MILLION AND WANDERS AT WILL
Franklin Stone Talks Nonhc—halzi;t.l-;_ About Uncl;: Sam’s Threat.
Is Said to Have Used Mails to Swindle.
Franklin Stone, formerly of Phil
adelphia, and now giving Paris as
his home, who is wanted by the gov
ernment on an indictment charging
misuse of the mails in the Storey
tton transaction, involving the loss
zgt several millions of dollars, was
in Cincinnati Sunday, but disap
peared before dark.
Last year the Storey Cotton Com
pany’s failure was announced with
liabilities of about $7,000,000. In
dictments were returned against
Stone and F. E. Storey, president of
the company. Stone was located in
Cincinnati Sunday, and subjected to
an interview. He said Paris was his
home. Asked if he was afraid of
arrest, he said:
“Well, I have never been arrested
yvet. More Americans in Paris know
Alabama Girl Stole Man Twenty-Five
Years Old Whose Parents Ob
jected to Their Marriage.
It is not often the case that the
bride steals the groom, although the
groom steals the bride quite often.
Columbus had a case Sunday in
which the usual order was reversed,
and the bride stole the groom, ac
cording to the statements made by
those who were in a position to
know,
Ernest Smith and Miss Margaret
Bence, of Miller's Ferry, near Dade
ville, Ala., reached Columbus ac
companied by a brother of the bride.
They told an officer they met that
they wanted to secure a marriage
license. The officer directed them to
the proper place.
When they applied for the license
it proved to be a case of where the
bride had stolen the groom. They
stated to the marriage license man
that the young man’s parents ob
jected to the marriage on account of
his age (he appeared to be about 25
years old), and so they decided to
come to Columbus and be married.
They secured a marriage license
without difficulty and Judge J. M.
Lennard spoke the words that were
necessary to make the two husband
and wife.
der an agreement for a tenancy at
will.
Also all that tract of land in the
town of Leary containing one acre,
more or less, fronting on Bray street
and bounded on the south by the
new school house lot, on the north
and east by the Bray lands, and on
the west by Bray street, and more
particularly described in a deed
made by M. Nusbaum & Co. to P. E.
Boyd, and recorded in book G-7 folio
341, clerk’'s office, superior court
Calhoun county. o
Also all that real estate in the
town of Leary belonging to the es
tate of P. E. Boyd, as shown by re
cent survey and plots recorded in
the office of the clerk of Calhoun
superior court, as follows:
Lots 1-14, #nclusive of plat No. 1,
recorded in book L, folio 92.
Lots 1-6, inclusive of plat No. 2,
recorded in book L, folio 93.
Lots 1-4, inclusive of plat No. 3,
recorded in book L, folio 94.
Lots 1-8, inclusive of plat No. 4,
recorded in book L, folio 95.
Lots 1-6, inclusive of plat No. 5,
recorded in book L, folio 96.
Lots 1-6, inclusive of plat No. 6,
All the following real estate in the’
town of Southland, Taylor county,
recorded in book L, folio 97.
Ga:
Business lot No. 16 in block No.
202, 25x120 feet. Business lot No.
19 in bloek 129, 25x120 feet. Resi
dence lot No. 9 inblock No. 45, 50x
120 feet. Residence lot, No. 6 in
Block No. 117, 50x120 feet, as
shown by the official map and plan
of Southland, Ga., filed among the
general records of Taylor county, Ga.
Also 5 shares of stock in the First
State Bank of Dawson of the par
value of $lOO each. :
40 shares of The Blakely Tele
phone Co. of Blakely, Ga., par value
of $lO.OO each. '
1 share of the Calhoun County
Printing and Publishing Co., par
value of $lOO.OO each.
50 shares of the Dawson Consoli-
For the ladies we have the
Drew-Selby line of footgear in
many lasts and all sizes. For
durability and style they are
worth twice what we ask. There
are none better.
Our dress goods line is replete
with all late styles and weaves.
me than know the American Ambas
sador. I am not trying to hide. I
am not wanted now by the federal
officers, if ever I was wanted by
them.
“I sailed abroad a week before the
Storey Cotton Company went into
bankruptcy. Uncle Sam has no case
against me.”
“The newspapers have charged
President Storey and yourself with
getting away with about $8,000,000.
How about that story?”’
“Oh, that is an exaggeration. 1
have no idea where the money went.
I got none of it.
“Mr. Storey is living in London.
He is in ‘a bad way. His stomach
has gone back on him and he is now
wearing a tube. The only reason I
am traveling quietly is that I do not
wish to be apprehended while on
this side.”
dated Grocery Co., Dawson, Ga., par
value of $lOO.OO each.
166 2-3 shares of the Arlington
Naval Stores Co., (Arlington, Ga.,)
par value of $lOO.OO each.
The sale will continue from day to
day between legal hours of sale un
til sale is completed. sSaid property
will be sold upon the following
terms:
In transactions or sales where the
consideration amounts to $500.00 or
more, one-third cash, one-third 12
months after date of sale, and one
third 24 months after date of sale;
ample and satisfactory security (to
be determined upon by executors)
will be demanded in each case. In
all sales of personal property and in
sales of realty where the considera
tion is under $500.00, cash will be re
quired.
This 7th day of Nov., 1906.
J. R. AND J. E. MERCER,
Executors Estate of P. E. Boyd.
Seed Oats.
We have just received one car of
genuine Texas rust-proof seed oats.
Now is the time to plant.
T. 0. WHITCHARD & CO.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove’'s sig
nature is on each box. 2jec.
Cane Grinding.
Come one and all and bring the
change for the best new syrup, juice
and cane. This November 5, 1906.
GREEN AND MOLLY ARNOLD.
We have secured the agency for
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
laxative that makes the liver lively,
purifies the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestive organs.
Cures chronic constipation. Ask us
about it. Dawson Drug Co., Dawson,
Ga.; H. A. Wall, Bronwood, Ga.
For all Coughs and assists in The Red
expelling Colds from the sys- I Clover Blos
tem by gently moving the 7 somand the
bowels. A certain =g { Honey Beo
relief for croup and = =ggcy is on every
Khoo}pingficough. “fi{‘ny/ N bottle.
early all other W, YL
cough cures are 3 O Aded /
consti“pat;n g.% \ W”'}fl:’; .
especially those VLS AT s
containing Opiates® \‘\\' ;",;"l;‘ ¥
Kennedy's Laxative };’& St
Honey & Tar moves P 3s‘ ¢
the bowels, contains 4 SN
no Opiates. ]
KENNEDY!S (Trade Mark Reglstered.)
CONTAINING
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PREPARED AT THE LABORATO“ OF
E. C. DeWITT & CO., CHICAGO, U. 8. A,
SOLD BY DAWSON DRUG Co.
To Cure a Cold in One Day %s
- > e @ on eve I'y
T Laxative Teomo Quiniue T 22 & C
See our beautiful line of para
sols. They are the best in the
city for the price.
When in need of Rugs, Art
Squares, Curtains, Shades, Fur
niture, don’t forget we handle
them and will appreciate your
trade.
Ring 101 for 6OOD Job Printing
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We want to call your attention to the
Latest Designs in
Traps and Runabouts.
We are now showing in the salesroom of
our Repository styles of Traps and Run
abouts up-to-the-minute in design. In get
ting in and out of our trap you do do not
have to stand on your kead or use a step
ladder. But you will find the vehicle very
accessible even for stout ladies. We are
living in a progressive age. Styles were
never known to make such sudden
changes as in the past year. It's a style
that will not be duplicated by others. Of
course it will be imitated, but imitation
and duplication are as widely different as
chromos and oil paintings. There is noth
ing of the “freak” about it. Simply an
exquisite model by an expert designer
who knows how. @We have anticipated
your wants, and the only insignificant
feature in the policy of our business is
the price---too small.
LOWREY X%
DAVIDSON.
The “Just Right” Shoe, for
comtort and wear, will give you
complete satisfaction in every
respect.
Our line ot novelties and la
dies’ dress wear embraces every
thing new and stylish. Call and
inspect this line.
