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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
vi. KEMPNER, Dawson, Ca.

Summer silk at 338 cents at Low.
rey d Orr's.
a. J.. Baldwin q Co. are selling
stlaw hats at and below cost,
Everybody can wear straw bats
at Davis 4 Locke's prices,
Don't forget the hest tobacco for
the least money at NJ. G. Minis
Buy your shoes from Davis &
Locke. They make a especially of
them.
The celebrated Cook book beer
always fresh and ice cold at NJ. c.
Minis.
Don't buy shoes until yod have
inspected Davis Il Locke's magnifi.
cent line.
The best five cents cio,r in the
world is The Old Oakeu Bucket as
NJ. {. Minis.
\ nice lot of latest STYLE para.
sols and umbrellas lust received b,.
\. j, BALDWIN d Co.
lust received somo boautifuI
patterns in hemstitched Hounc-
ing at j. w. Turner's.
Groceries at cost Clos,nc ont
to go exclusively into tie LIQUOR
business. w. j. Shade.
NJ G. Min can suit opvho1v
Six kinds Of bottle beer. Best
brands and ice cold.
1t will soon he timc 70 can rrpit
and Ed Mcdonald can furnish YOU
with cans at the lowest prices.
Vermont chamnagpe cider in
bottles at Minis. Aids digestion
and promotes health. Take a
bottle home with you.
get She2tnam " Deah's prices
Oh lea' "p1 on ana other pants ana
P"la' brushes 0ef"re buying
1t Is not often that you can buy
groceries NJ, at GI cost ont 'ha' Is the
way va '7i''oe Is selIlh2 tnem'
Ladies, you can get the very fin
est cucumber pickles by the pint,
q"aI' Or 9"lIon at l. l martin $
Royal st. John, Singer, New
Crown and New American Sewing
Machines at a. j. Baldwin u Cos
II you want the Purest patent
meulclhe' ana "rosS YOU WY ma
'nem tnem al oheatn'h " Deans
DAVIS x DozIer will sell dress
tb n,haa, a. , . e.t', S SS'1I p
'''''' al '''9 i'' '''' "'N' ~ o'S e.
The book beer kept oy 7. Y.
Martin Is given up to be the best
in the city, try it and be convinced.
L. p. Reed & Co.. make the
prettiest ladies shoes we ever saw
on &, d and f lasts. See them at
Davis q Dozier's.
Furniture. Furniture Furni.
ture OF every kind and description
cheap for cash or Oh installmepts
at A. P. Hatcher's.
Good Vinaoaris hard r. cot hr+
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
THREE RAAR5ADs FoR DAWSON
4 Florida Road Wants Connection Kitf
The coigm6gs Southern at DGRsoH.

The Columbus Southern at DrRsoa.
There we're several prominen
railroad men in Dawson on las
Saturday ON important business
The following gentlemen, con
nected with the Florida Railway
and Navigation Company, com,
posed the party: j. w. Bushnell
chief engineer, r. L. Bierman cap
italist Of Baltimore, j. L. Tucker
land a ent of the company, and II.
s. Duval president OF the road.
They were accompanied by the
following prominent officials OF the
Columbus Southern: q. Gunby
Jordan, w. B. Lowe and w. S.
Green.
fhe object of their presence was
to effect arrangements at this
point for the connection of the +.
II. N. Co. with the Columbus
Southern.
The Florida road, which is
bound up by the Plant system, is
seeking an outlet, and if the road
is extended Dawson will beyond
doubt be IFS terminus.
Thee are several rea sons why this
is true, the strongest one perhaps
being that advanced by members of
the party. They said that the route
from Bainbridge, the point which
it is proposed to build from, t.
Dawson is thirty miles nearer
than any 9th II point that could
be reached along the line
of the Columbus Southern aud
that that route could be graded
with much less expense than any
other that could possibly be selected.
In the afternoon the visitors
were shown over the city in car.
riages by several prominent citi.
zens. They expressed themselves
as highly pleased at what they saw
and stated that the manufacturing
industries and other enterprises
of Dawson were more numerous
and much larger than they expect
ed. They were delighted with the
beautiful scenery around tie CITY,
and were not a little surprised AT
the large number Of elegant stores
and residences that so handsomely
set of our city. The large nuns
Der of rev residences that are 90
ing up in the city and suburbs al
SO attracted attention and favora-
bic comment.
The gentlemen are entirely sat-
isfed Of a great and prosperous
future for the coming city Of south>
west Georgia.
About eight o'clock at night the
visitors were met at the Farnum
House by a large number of our
citizens, and the railroad projects
and prospects were discussed.
In short address to the meet.
ing Hon. Gunby Jordan stated
that the rails had been bought for
the Columbus Southern, and that
the road would be hurriedly CONS
pleted that the Florida system
may obtain quick connection via
Dawson With the west.
This is an important movement
and will make the railroad import
ance Of Dawson greater than ever.
The party came from Richland
to Dawson by private conveyance.
They reported that near that place
between four and five hundred
hands and nearly as many mules
are hard at work moving dirt along
the line of the Columbus Southern
towards Dawson.
The distinguished railroad mag
mates left Dawson for Arlington
Sunday morning and On through
Miller county to BliDbridge.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
THEY MEET.
The New Rantist Church.

Rev. b. w. Davis showed a
News man yesterday the plans and
specifications received by him for
the new Baptist church to be cree
ted i'll this city. 1t is a handsome
framestructure and will cost 50, 900.
lie proposes to begin soliciting sub
scriDtions for the building in a
short while, and we may reasonably
hope to see work begin at an early
day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01

At Bronwood, Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, DIR. J. F. McMath, OF
Parrottsville, and Miss Varina, the
popular daughte- of Mr. f. N.
Killen. were united in marriage.
Rev. NJ. j. L. Binion officiating
The News joins their many friends
III congratulations.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
Flour BeIgv Cast

Flour bas gone down and If. c..
Minis is selling it lower than any>
body IN Dawson. He has bought
a lot Of the very best patent and
family -four and proposes to make
a leader OF # for the next thirty
dsys, Come before it Is ali sold
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
Ths SITE Selected.

Pastor j. W. Weston, of the
Methodist church, is out with a
list soliciting subscriptions for buy>
ing lot for the new Methodist
church lie proposes to buy the
Mills lot, on Stonewall street, and
at this writing has raised over
$500 for that purpose.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
New Postmnstar Of Rrnn unna

The News learns that Mr.. 7. J.
Hill has has been succeeded as
postmaster at Bronwood by Mr.. j.
II. Ellerbee, Mr., Hill made a
popular and efficient postmaster
and no doubt Mr.. EllerLee will do
the same.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
Scofgiogs letter Cured.

] certify that DR.. 7. P. Parks
medicine has greatly btuefted me
in case Of scotulous letter of
forty>fve years standing. | recon-
mend him and his medicine to all.
w. II. J McNEun
Dawson, GA.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
Notice !

On account Of using, in the fu
turc, different kinds Of TASKS and
bottles Ee cannot buy any more
second hand ones. +. BETHUNE.
Prop'r. Excelsior Saloon
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01
Ra,taiona.

Rev J, B Lurspkin, of Cuthbert.
will preach at the colored Baptist
church on Sunday, Nav 9Th, Il :
and $ o'clock g. v. sNErH.
Dawson, Ga. Dasoa,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-01

/ have one of the best assorted
stocks of fancy and familv grocerS
les, canned goods, etc, III the city.
and am selling tben at cost. w.
]. Slade.
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HENR1ErrA SERGEs

xxENRIETTA OERGES
And HENRIETTA CASHMERES, in all colors nearly
one yard and half WIDE, all pure ine French Wool
CASH value Zoe. Price reduced to SOC
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS one yard and hal,
VIDE all pure wool, CASH value. 7oc. Price reduced
HEAVY eros GRAIN BLACK SILKS. SPECIAL
CASH 5sryains I5c, s7lxc, q, 81: "a. 81 90
FRUIT OF THE LOOM Cotton, yard wide So
pure fine wool, in all colors, Black included Cash
bargain 60
HANDsOME BLACK B.sOCADE SILKS, q. rs.
CAShMkkE PLAIDS and CASHMkkk STRIPRS
In Roman styles, elegant Dress Goods, extra wide
double width, pure wool special CASH bargain. 5Sc.
VALUABLE PRESENTS TOR Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
OF 20: pair OF Large size Damask Towels, worth &C
cts; HAf-dozen Fine Dalnask Napkins, worth 75c.
Pair OF silk Embroidered Corsets 75c.
CAkTERS Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE.
NO CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for cash.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 81 $50
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS extra heavy
large size, S2, 800, %. SO. 7b, a. SO.
HANDSOME FRENCH SATEEN COIFORT6 larre
YALUxiSIE PRESENTS for Cash Customer.
Select one Of the following presents with epurohas
Of e1O or more: A Large-nze Handsome Bridsj
Quilt, worth 81. so; Dozen Fine Damask NaDkina
worth $780, or two Pairs OF LarGe-sixe Fine Oslpasi
Towels. worth el.6O. oc2
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

John L Poston, who was recently fined S10(
by Judge Miller for cruelty to animals was be
fore the Police Court today for fast driving anC
disorderly conduct He was fined SIS.
Mrs. George c. Johnston, "A Grant place
writes that the valise reported to have beer
stolen from her house and which belonged Il
Fayette Herrick of Greenville, Pa, was found
Just where he had left il in the sleeping car
The following persons have been adjudged
insane by marshsl's jury: Virginia Franklin.
Catherine Collins and Amanda HAWKING
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PROPOSALS.

=
DROP0sALS FOR sHELvIEG-wAR DEPART
L nent, October y l6S9-sesled Proposals in dupli.
CO Q, Will be received 81 this Office until TWELV
USLSOGA NOON SATLkDAY. OCTOBER NINE
TEENIh 1883, for Constructing Eleven Cases Of the
Jewel Metal Shelving. per dissrsnls and specncs-
tons, which may be seen Ia hoom No. Az Proposals
should be lndorsed the outside Of the en- yelope
Proposals for shelving" and addressed the under
signed. n: y. THUkP, Chief. Supply DIVISION
ocI2,l4l6
phyIyoALs lok s1EEL CAsI Nos fUk SIX
l. inch CENTRAL PIVOT Gun CARRIAGES FOR
NAVY YARD WASHINGTON, =. C.-september 2
1SS9-Sealed Proposals, Endorsed for seei
Castings. TO be opened October o. bSy will be re-
ceived 1T the Bureau Of Provisions and Ciohng Navy
O'CLOCK NOON, OCTOBER FIFTEEN, 1859, and
publicly opened immediately thereafter, furnish
and deliver q the Navy Yard. Washington. DC,
about 2lo.O00 pounds Of Steel Castings for S-inch
Central PIVOT Gun Carriages consisting OK Boz Slides
Pivots, Circles and hacks. Pivot Nuts, Tranng-worT
Wheels. klevating- worm Wheels, Clips and Trucks
Blank Proposals. showing number, weight and phyri.
cal OF each class OF castings required
tosetheI WITH blue prints Of same. will be furnished
ard or to tbs bureau Tie bids decided by lot The
Department reserves the right to reject any all bids
not deemed advantageous to the government JAMES,
FULTON, Payn,aster General US, Navy seq i W
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d. K. vARzHABEDIAN is now making grand
display of fine goods from his native country.
He has now on hand 900 superb rugs and ex-
poets to receive 600 pieces more. He changed
his business this winter to Wholesale, but will
still accommodate his retail customers. His
prices in rugs this winter are 80 per cent lower
than before. Public are cordially invited to
inspect his big stock first. 61S-620 14th st.
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hat 9 Tennessee gentleman expressed surprise
hat Bell could speak good English. His only
that Ne should keep those old atwood carts in
our national museum with q card saying they
are used in Canada. The boys, he said, have q
different vehicle when they 60 out with their
best 1irls
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE Of julius Lans-
burgh's old store, 3l5 It'll street.
Entire stock OF furniture, carpets, rugs and
curtains reduced to actual cost Everything
must be sold. Smyrna rugs from soc. to S6,
worth double. 2-yard-wide Chenille portieres,
$3.50, sold elsewhere for $3.50. Furniture
and carpets at almost your own price. Don't
fail to call and secure some of the bargains We
offer
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L. Moor will open on next Tuesday, Octobe

L. Moor will open on next Tuesday, October
Is. temporary store at No. AL 18th ST. n. W..
bis intentions being to dispose Of his stock
carried over from Saratoga at one-haH the reg
ular prices. The stock consists of millinery
goods for trimming purposes. ostrich tips and
plumes. fancy goods, beaded trimmings, very
desirable for hats and bonnets; ribbons. vel
vets, fancy colored and gilt laces. and odds and
ends in the way OF remnants; few childrens
imported plush and cloth coats. slightly dam
aged in packing, will also be sold at one-quarter
on first cost price. Ladies now have q chance
seldom offered to purchase fine goods at half
price.
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PARTIES in search OF comfortable quarters for
The winter, with excellent board. will find it to
their interests to call at the Buckingham"
$40 18th street, Lafayette square. The location
is central and most accessible by herdic and
car lines; one square from Arlington hotel.
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DENTISTRY.

LrREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
II and artificial teeth inserted without chse excsut
ment Of Columbian University, from 1 TO pm dsiiy
except SUNDAY. Inhrmary open from October 1 70
June oO. sez6-6m
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH sT
IL corner = NV Erst-clsss Gold Amalsam and
csnon TO gums prevents pain in sxtr.cting Hour;
Stoo. tyo
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IT Is CONCEDED that no one in town can show
you as good n hat for 1.50 as we offer; s1.70
Is now the price Of our regular 90 grade, and
S190 buys a hat which is usually sold for g. Is.
''yerbum sap" FRANC, One-Price,
Cor 7th and ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-12

IT IS ALL SWEET NONSENSE and double edged
danger TO keep thinking how to prevent sick
ness or cure il If existing. For the nerves, the
blood and lost vitality use DIR. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron, the great and unfaDing invig-
oIant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-12

Down AT LAST. Watches cleaned, 81; main
spring in S.w., 81; key-winder, 75c. Repair
ing in proportion. All work guaranteed Il.
c. HINES 4 Co. SIS 9Th st NV
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II 4 N KIN D.
Presented By the following
POWERFUL CAST:

SYNOPSIS.
ACTlS"The Pack" Rsmsgate Sands.
ACT 1.-the Shufne." Scene 1-Ramsgate Pier.
Sec 1.-The Channel Steamer.
A ASs 1.-THE Gut Leicester Square.
ACT v-"Ons Playa" Sce.e l-Christ Church,
Blackfriars Scene 2-&elton's Mansion.
ACT SI.-'1he Other Playa" Scene 1.-The Street
Scene 2-Grocdge Shxrpley's ofnce.
ACT Vu.."Beggsred-" Paradise Place by Night
THE MECHANICAL EFFECTS TRIUMPH OF
STAGE REALISM
100 PEOPLE ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION.
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w. BoTELER 4 Son have an exceedingly
attractive assortment Of Ornamental and useful
artlcles suitable for wedding presents.
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KNIGHTS AT A BANQUET.
The Final Festive Event Of the Con.
clave Week.

A BRILLIANT SCENE AT wILLARD's-PLEDdISo
THE oRDER--THE DINNER GIVEN TO THE MEN,
BKRs OF THE GRAND EycAMPMENT.
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ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods of doing work. The rush still con-
tinues az the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
63l-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 7S7-2
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W. S. FISHER. florist. 1925 Pa. ave. NV.

LOOK AT THIs.-The Great Atlantic and Pa
cifc Tea Co., sol and sos eth ST., cor. eth and
NV. Best 9ranulated sugar Sc. Handsome
souvenirs given away during Conclave week to
all visitors and customers
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

CURED BY CUTICURA
About two years ago was attacked with IN infam.
mstory disease on my face petyriasis which very
troublesome being extremely itchy and painful Civ.
ing rise to the production Of small bran-ke scales
My general health affected by Il. used the Gu
TICURA REsOLvENT. CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP according 70 directions. and experienced Q
change from the very first day; they worked wonder
fully and by their continued use for about I'VE months
was completely cured have unbounded faith in
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and can speak Of them
from personal experience. I regard the CUTICURA
RESOLVENT g the very best blood purifier; trial
will convince any one. The CUTICURA SOAP Ia the
best In the market and would be cheap ct twice its
present price. shall other for the toilet and
bath. With the prevalence Of skin diseases among
- people land they the most difficult to deal
With, regard the CUTICURA REMEDIES Of more
important and intrinsic value the world than
other medicine now before the public. They de-
signed to be . national blessing Wishing you every
success In work % philanthropic. am, with deep
gratitude,
CRsv., wM cREELMAN, York Corner. Me-
SCRATCHED 80 YEARS.
Igo Mr.. Dennis Downing ten years better. have
dug and scratched for thirty years. had what
is termed prurits and have suffered everything. and
tried number Of doctors but got relief Anybody
could have got $500 had they cured me. The CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES cured me- God bless the man who
invented cUTICURA!
CHENEY GREEN Cambridge. Mass.
CUTICURA REsOLvENT,
The Blood Purifier and Pursst and Best Of Humor
Remedies. internally, and CUTICURA. the great
Skin Cure. and CUTTCURA SOAP. an Exouisits skin
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burning scay and pimply diseases and humors Of the
skin. scalp and blood, with loss Of hair, whether
simple. scrofulouA contagious. whom al other
remedies fail.
Sold evsrywhera PRICE: cUTIcURA. 600. SOAP.
25c.; RE60LvKNT. q. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
- Send tor sHov TO Cure shtn Dissassss "a pagss
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LovkLLksf whitsss Olsarest skin md softest
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WAX. PAIAFUA KIDNEY2
with their weary. DUH sching NfeIlas I'll sens
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PAIN PLASTER. The nrst and only instantnnsouu
PAIN k1l1tng strougthnn1ng paavtae 36o ocoLvn. Il
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GooD-BYE.

FoR FINE SECONDHAND FURNITURE go to
Oil 9th ST NV
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JAMES B. HENDERSON, wall paper, window
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CItAR.. CIGARs.I CIaARs!m
Great variety Of style and price.
NJ. 4 p. METz6ER, AT It'll st. NV.
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EVERY KNIGHT should know that Canns
kidney cure cures Bright's disease and dropsy.
Office 81 Arch ST., Philadelphia, or druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-12

BUY YouR Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
Son BRoTHERs, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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MADAM RoHR, children's modiste, coats
dresses and infants outfits, ready made and
made to order Trial order solicited 937 ST.
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LATEST STYLES of mems felt derbys, 81. so
and 81; extra value. A. T.. LEWIS, 4S5 7th St
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BEST FOR THE MONEY IN TIE WORLD.
Mocha and Java coffee. fresh and fine. SOC.
Sunrise chop tea, soc. ID. Best soc. tea.
NJ Up MErZGER All It'll St u W.
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% B L E T 8 AND
glasses. Glory ga
lore! A banquet to
knighthood such as
was never before!
Grand finale to Q
week of fraternal de-
light! Such was the
sentiment Of tw o
hundred knights Of
the Grand encamp-
ment of the United