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PERSONAL I. Bell of Hillsboro', Ohio.
John H. Bird S. ]. Clark, c. H. Cleland and
Walter r. Wheeler Of New York, J. B. Roache of
Brooklyn and H. V. Barker Of Brooklyn are at
Willard's.--H. c. Drew of Lake Charles.
La, David Lorgnecker of Harrisburg. Pa,
Frank I. Shaw of MARYLAND, Barton d. Wood Of
Memphis, Tenn. and Ii. c. Schmedes of Brook
lyn are at the Randall.--B Z. Dewey, W. NJ
Allison. H. NJ. Manning and Il. NJ Afford
of New York. Chas. I. Mckenna of PittsburS.
G. NJ. Palmer of San Francisco. Geo. Tabor Of
Boston. W. J. Sherwood of Providence. r. L..
and NJ. S. Donoho of Baltimore are at the Eb-
bitt--Dr. Hawkins of New York. Henry c.
O'Connor and George Lincoln of
Boston, Chas. E. Blake of Philadelphia, T. W.
Friend of Bloomfield, n. j.. j. b. Baker Of
Frederick, Nd, and VIM. NJ. Field of Whining
ton, Del: are at the Riggs:
SsGEysI Gf hn GsS' .ns Rose Tho of
Austin of Albany. Samuel C. Williamson of
Cleveland. Geo. T. Gantz of New York, A.
Pond of Detroit and L. W. Williams of Chicago
are at the Arlington.--John J. Doyle
OF San Francisco, David c. Leech of
New York, H. II. MacKaye of Pittsburg.
W. b. Taylor of Omaha, Gen. B. NJ. Cutcheon
of Michigan, W. H. Osborn of Boston, A. L.
Pennock Of Philadelphia and Y. r. Morgan of
Alliance, Ohio, are at the Shoreham.--E. W.
Drury Of Lancaster, Pa, A. n. Peckham Of New
York, William A. New OF Plttsburg and c. +.
King Of Covington. KY. are at the National.
F. N. Castieman and ?. Mccormick of
Berryville. Va, T. W. Van Leenhof of New
Orleans and H. B. Davenport Of West Virginia
are at the etropolitan.--Dr. j. NJ. Bailey
Of Richmond, Va, James A. Kicker Of Boston
C. o. Burgess of Cleveland, G. E. Howe
Of Boston and o. F. Ferris Of Berwick
Pa. are at the St. James. n
Fessenden Of New York, John Z. Raller
Of Virginia, j. D. Coon of Richmond.
D. c. Enslow OF Illinois and T. j. Sauders of
Cincinnati are at the Howard.--H. Mason
and r. 8. Nelson of New York and o. A. Foster
of Boston are at the Johnson.-H. NJ. Bacon
of Toledo and F. A. Botsch of Rochester are
at the Fredonia
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To Subscribers.

Subscribers to The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer a
favor by promptly reporting to
TIE STAR Office. either in person,
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-The President has
RENTED the unexecuted part of the sentence
in the case of Thos. E. Gerry, convicted in the
District Of Columbia OF carrying concealed
weapons and sentenced September 10. 1892, to
$50 days in the United States Jail. He denied
the application for a pardon in the case Of
James Z. Tuttle, convicted in the District Of
Columbia Of larceny from the person and
sentenced December 5. 1892, to three years in
the Albany penitentiary.
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ACTS APPRovEp.-The President today ap-
proved the act granting the Yuma Pumping
Irrigation Company the right of way across the
Yuma Indian reservation in Arizona and the
act for the relief Of the estate of Isaac W. Talk
ington, deceased.
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THEY CAN COME IS.-The Treasury Depart
ment has authorized the entry of performers,
attendants, &C., Of Hornbeck's geological show
OF Hamburg, Germany, on their way to
Chicago.
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WASHINGTON. d. c. ,

WAsHINGroS. d. c.. nrcru,rp 90 100,
Notice is hereby given Of the nten.ion Of the IN.
dersignel TO Apply on the eTWENfY-F1FTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1895. a. ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. ~ to the
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia for n
charter under the act of Congress entitled An act to
provide for the incorporation of trust loan. mort
and certain other corporations within the Dis
trict Of Columbia" approved October l. 1890. for
prop sed company to be named The Union Security
Company" whose chars. ter and object to carry
in the District of Columbia the kind class Of
business described subdivision three secti
lJ of said act of Con1ress. namely: q security.
guaranty. indemnity. loan and mortgage business
The names of the proposed fncorporators are the
undersigned:
J.. Francis Riggs. W. ID. Davidge.
James VI. Johnston. Ghersrdi Davis,
a. T. Britton. Jos. K McCammon.
Jno. JOY Edison. Jas. q. PAYNE,
Charles r. Pear-on, Reginald Fenda11.
Theodore ". Noyes, Nathan el Wilson,
y H Warner J. J. Darlington.
Beriah wilkins, H. Ross Perry,
John +. HerreL. CAlderon Carlisle.
John \. Baker, Blair Lee,
". s. Thompson, J. Holdsworth Gordon,
Albert Ordway, Edward A. Newman.
J. Il. GTegg u~tis Henry F. Davis.
Mahlon Ashford. Morgan ii. Beach.
". r. Edmonston. Chaplin Brown.
Mills Dean. b +. LeiEhton.
VIM. Her.ert Smith, T. A. Lambert,
Jas. II. Taylor, George 4. Hamilton.
ls3-4tw3w
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JAS Lewis, the colored man who was shot in
the head and 30 dangerously injured ON Christ
mas day by Alice Parker, his sweetheart, who
was making him a present of pistol. has been
cent home from the hospital. His condition 10
much improved.
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THE INAUGURATION.

WE HAVE p II KENT FoH TWO MON H., IN
w elu ing inaugarstion week. the upper rer,ion Of
the large building lfl0 Pa. opposite Wfllzrd's,
consisting of three foors with looms and bath
each and bai cony. The front windows command
excellent view Of the turn Pa. ave. and 18th
which l. considered the finest view Of tire In
Augurai parade. DEEBLE. DAVIS 4 CO.,
1slo-lw 1879 n W.
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Another Fire n Guy. Currap Co.'S.
About 1880 O'Clock today the Ere broke out
again at Guy, Curran 4 Cos. on 9th street
near D, and the chemical engine was sent and
got il under control
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r@INAUGUKAL GER MONIES.
MARCH 1901

ErSAUGMgtEhAdhH GEf Z YsJs, MONIES.
Sealed proposals will be received at Room 1oa Len
Rpa FsP pSudns s 4' New ,e 70 iorn ave NV until Is m
viewing stands on the PaS Ses.f9.sions COM
n msnein. at L.i.yette squsre to Peace Monument.
numbered one to ten. both inclusive for during
The reviewing stands be erected under direction
croschment sidewalks and to be decorated to the
posas will be received for one or all 5 per cent Of
each proposal in cash or certified check must accom-
reject any or al proposals Blanks forms and maps
be removed before March 10. IS13.
Proposals for publishing the Official program will be
b Gs erection gi the sra9S IN Of
able cost 0t completing the same excepting decora-
Ihe Committee offers $50 (hfy dollars, for the bes.
used HA '1s s1s1N ioHSs and
Chairman of Committee on Parks. Reservations and
Privileges. jai9-7t
HEADQUARTERS CARRIAGE CON-
Lehman oHER RY1fRs S:E Is5a saaInsn
earasss % to stating numSsT Of
@SINAUGgRAL CEREMONIES.
wAsHfNdT0N. January Is. 1909.
Al owners, proprietocs or agents having large
halls. buildings arpIories. stables, dining rooms
Gs T or
or military organizaf ions attending the inaugural
ceremonies. will promptly notify the Committee
rnbic Comfort, Lehman building. 1425 New York
ave- stating the capacities OF the whether for
men or horses the prices facilities for sleeping heat
ne and feeding, what. IL any, space for storage
tary ARRANGEMENTS and such other useful information
as visiting organizations might require.
RICHARD SYLVESTER 4 keearSina h Sec nAijmani jaiaiw
NA MINE OF INTERESTING READING,
--general political. historical, ,statisti-
ca and sporting. miscellany.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC AND POLITICAL
= hEGISTER FOR 1893.
Only &c. each.
Measured by its contents. ftOu0htto be a dollar.
JOHN C. PARKER. GIG 7TH ST. NV. jale
RTHE COMING MAN.
~ The Inauguration crowd will soon BE- here
an every member Of II. or less viii want por
trait OF the coming man. President elect Cleveland
bargain There Is money in them for some
d. L. Mcqueen, Printer and Publisher.
R~WEDDING INVITATIONS AND CARDS
~ Printed or Engraved in correct form
My steel-plate script makes close iiuita.
ton OF engraved work at about onethird
BYRON s. ADAMS. PRINTER.
tTelephone. $50 baill 52Iith st. NV.
K FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
wM. GARNER
d21-3m 1026 9TH 81. n. ".
MANTELs ANDIRONs, TENDERS.
~ Crates Wrought-iron Gas Fixtures nc.
mhiI-ti j. ii. CORNING file Shon Tso 18th q,
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FIDELITY Bunprxo. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT ASSN.
ecs-9I4G sT.Nw

SSo~~Af 81. v w
nrFS 81 rrp NONTH on zach SHARE
MATURITY vALUE N lOe MONTHS. 5000
HAVE IOU MONEY To INVEST, PUR~
CHASE AN sPEH CENT PER ASSUM COU-
ION CERTIFICATE To Run FOR 3IEARS.
WE PAY q PER CENT PER ANSUMOS
fYrCisL DFPOSITS Oh 50 OR MORE
CAN BE WITHDRAWN AS1 TINE On -
DAYS NOTICE
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE REPAID Al THE RATEOP
oIa PER AOSIa On EACH sI.UoO soK-
ROyED.
OUR FrGuRrs STOW VIZ oFFFR THE
MOTT EAVOKABLE TERMS IOANsAND
pEPOsIIS AND OR SECURITIES BEING
THREE TINES THE VALUE OF THELOAN
AM THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY
NAEEs THE SECURITY STILL BETTER
EACH MONTH. RENDERING 1T IMPOSSI-
ELI FOE OCH fAIhOSS 40 LOSE
ICLLAR.
CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS
AMI fJkIHER INFORMATION.
nls HARRISON DINGMAN. President
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0,ONE OUT OF MANY
49, The one ENCYCLOPEDIA which attracts
E he nsw ssisf stian Is
pleted. The 10th volume is just from the
press The articles prepared by the
greatest American writer's and they're all en-
tirely new. While il has all these points in its
favor it's the most inexpensive OF all similar
works See about d.!
c. c. PURSELL. BOokseller. ais 9TH ST. NV iaoO
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SNYDER WOOD. Taitors.
iii PENNA. AVENUE tBarr's Old '.stnnd', ja2o
R A GENTLE REMINDER
This Is the proper time TO lay in your
spring and sImIner's supply of Shirts; a
little wear will render them sort and easu
when warmer weather comes on.
We make them measure in anp sfpls
desired-&9 half dozen and up.
BAIRD GAIT. g21 STREET.
SHIRTMAKERS AND FURNISHERS jalS
R, The uedther ts iakety TO BE- far: uarmer SAT.
D. arGGy Dtorniag and eueniig; northuesteria
tcf1aas, becoming rdrtabte.
We've hardly got thr ough ''bEori,1- after
the busy season of the past summer and
fall aud are Just getting time to look around
the yal with view v cleaning up TO get
In ship shape" for the heavy spring ira e.
Among the at ,ck which must go at once Is
that lot Of odd siz ID" mill work includ-
Ing sashes. blinds. &c pay us e9actlU
hdt price for any piece in the i0 and Ia ke it,
Though this is cleaning up time don't
think We are not raying full attention to
the regular lines of lumber, for we are
and what's more We're still holding their
ices wav down. For instance: Those
boards at 81. 15 Ter 100 square feet and a
dozen similar items.
LIRBFY. BIZ NIGER MlLLER,
Lumber. Nht Work ana Bai!ders' Hardpaye"
Cor. vi st. ami ~ \. H..
Branch l1th and sts ,a20
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LIVING
From hsnd to mouth. Take advantage of
every stepping stone you find along Nfe's high
way. Money is the monument labor rears to
its persistent podding. If you spend as fast as
you make your pile" will be but dwarfsh
mocker Of your bighted ambition. Credit
Is the fertile oasis in the desert Of unfulflled
desire The rich man has got credit every where
The poor man has got credit HERE The kind Of
credit that bides your venience. The credit
that helps-that breaks up the total of pur-
chase into tiny fragments that the most modest
income can easily meet.
Everything that makes a house home
FURNITURE-CA ARPETS-and DRAPERIES
is in on. line-and gladly sold to you under
EQUITABLE CREDIT system
"a little down-the balance in Titles" once a
week or month.
HOUSE & HERnMAsS.
el7 ole. gel, 923 SEVENTH ST..
jal4 636 MASS. AVE. NV.
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, SHOP TALK" BY BARBER l. ROSS.

49,
T. !: Ss,m ms subject b s;, heating
for the extraordinary increase Of our busi-
IN ssd nat IS ssst pa, S
s asiay .ssasa s
will find here about every good stvie Of gas
sse xOnaer ipHsa Dssns dssc.1 S1
over the burner fer heating bath
mo,. ans hla pasns S' styles Enc to sns sns
si2;, For the money the Rome COM
::neiisbie" Asbestos Heating sto ve' VIII 'riS 'cs
pre- sSf sasss G IRE q 'sf S. a
styles about the best is the .'Bri liant
Il makes no d.fisrenc. what your wants
maybe n the way Of . gas stove. we can
supply Il to better advantage than any one
else IN the city.
BARBER ROSS.
Ruitders Hardware.
Cor. 11th and @ sts NV. ja2O
sou piMG ern TAsts % DSITEE
postal today and Il will he de ivered promptly to
E~FoUR NEW PATTERNS FOR 'ss.
KXHbLERs No. 3. 4and s. riSd france. weights
all On from % to 37h lbs. Our new LADIES' RAM
BIER. MODEL B. )" weighs 30 lbs all on. and is
pretty enough to please any feminine fancy.
Not necessary to book your order and then wait for
machine; We can furnish them noV.
soRMULLY ( JEFFERY MFG CO.,
dc9 . 1325 14th ST. n. ".
N FINE DhEss MAKING DEPARTMENT
kecond door
1872 Vt. n. W.. ta4-1m
soLD. vlOLIN. COPY OF y: ANAL IN
good condiiicn, 2M HUa0 wORCH
and sxchangsd 400 violins 70 select from. al ,Sm
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TIE national SAFE DEpos,r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District Of Columbia.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Congress
jan. 1867 and acts Of Oct 1890. and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes from s5 each upward per annuIn
Silver ware and vaiuables taken on deposit
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
interest allowed on sums of not less than 81
Prepares and keeps wuls tree of charge-acts as Ex
scu,or. Administrator and Trustee-e1ecutes Trust.
Ct ali kinds.
BFNJAMIS p SNYDER, presiden.
tHAkLES g. GLOVER. First Vice President.
JAMEs JoHNSToN, Second Vice Pres
THOMAS Il. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
J.. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer
ALBERT L. STCRTEVANT. Secretary
Directors:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Zsnas c. Robbins
Albert l.. Sturtevan.. Andrew wylie
George VI. Plant, Matthew G. Emery,
Lewis Clephane. Charles A. James,
Henry a willard. p. Francis Rigrrs.
James VI. Johnston. Charles c. Glover,
X. Ross Perry. John q. Pzrke.
Thomas Hyde. John y. Rodgers
Wiliaia T. clark. tiy3Ol Thomas X. Jones
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rJAvE YoU FUNDS TO INVEST. WILL l2 PEE
III income and perfect security satisfy you. IL
ssepn.ult J. p. BALDWIN.
nll-3xn 600 y st n, ~. basement
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GORMULLy JEFFERY MFG CO.,
70 4. 1.SoS 1ASh st n -
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K~FIEIEEE1Ssia Ssiarss MAKING DEPARTMENT
kecond floor.

49, rood CONDITION, Sn. HU0O wORCH &
CO.. Violin Iinporters 9s5 TN ST. violins repaired
and exchanged 400 violins TO select from. al SIN
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1HOSE BUSINESS SUITS AT COST
Present rare opportunity to secure a styl-
ish ailormade Suit Of Clothes, tailored in
matchless fashion at abou ready
made" prices.-We only charge you for the
actual cost Of the fabric and the making, leav-
ing rs no profit rchaterer. Oniya fer more
suitin0s LeJt-your last chance.
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Presideut-elsct Cleveland arrived at II Is.
He accompanied only by his private
secretary. The train WIS two hours late
and q great crowd bad assembled 10
see Mr.. Cleveland. Company X Of the siK-
teenth regiment was drawn up IN two lines.
extending from the train TO the carriage Be-
tween these lines Mr. cleveland on the arm %
Col. H. c. Corbin, marched, followed by Webb
and Birchard Hayes, members Of the press and
the local entertainment committee.
The President-eiect was assigned 20 . suite of
pleasant rooms on the second floor Close by
the stairway. He expressed himself fcelingiy
on the death Of Gen. Haves- Between the
President-elect and Gen. Hsyes there
the warnest Of friendship. The presence
Of Mr.. Cleveland d the tribute 90 q
personal friend. II is known that Gen. HAYES
had Intended TO be present at the insueurstiop
Of Mr.. Cleveland. al plans having been made,
and In Washington Cen Hayes was 20 be ths
guest of Mr.. Cleveland and Col. Corbin-
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~DETwILER'S FINE TABLE DUTTER.
B Tryit. II you cannot come to marte dror
q postal today and 1t will be de ivered promptly to-
morrow. Center and st. Markets. jal3-ftf
K~EOuR NEW PATTEKNs EOR ,aa
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kAMBLERS No. 3. and s. risid frames. weights
all On from % to 37,s lbs Our new LADIES' RAM
BIER. MODEL B. ;" weighs 80 lbs. all on. and is
pretty enough to please any feminine fancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

Not necessary to book order and then wait for
q machiue We can furnish them nou.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
For Years Support.

GEORGAI-Terrell County.
Court of Ordinary, at Chambers,
Nov. 23rd, 1898. The appraisers ap
PORTED upon the application OF Fan
ME NJ. Wells, widow of j, G. Wells,
for twelve months support for her
self and minor children, having filed
their return, Ill persons concerned
are hereby cited to ,how cause, if any
they have, at the next January term
of this court why sad application
should not be granted.
J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
For Administration.

GEORGIA. Terrell County.
Ordipary's Office, Nov. 29lb, 1898.
Whereas, it appearing to this court
that the estate of George A. Geise,
late of said county, deceased, is with
out legal representation, and there is
necessity tor administration thereon,
therefore all persons are hereby noti-
fed to show cause, if any they have,
why the administration Of said estate
should not be vested in the clerk OF
the superior court OF said county, or
some other lit and proper person at
the January term, 1874, Of ordinary's
court. j. w. ROBEhIo.
Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
Wait a Minute.


Mr.. J. E. Perry, of Hot Springs, Fla,
is now a resident of Herod.
In private letter General Clement
A. Evans says he will reach Dawson to-
morrow.
Mr.. B. L. Chapman, an energetic and
successful young farmer of this county,
has moved to Early county.
Many friends will be truly glad to
learn that Ms. a. J. Carver, who has
been very sick, is again able to De up.
Mr.. j. S. Everett, son of Mr.. T. S.
Everett of Graves, will leave for Bonnafy,
Fla. in little while. Mr.. Everett is one
of our most energetic young men, and he
will be an addition to Florida's good
farmers.
Who bevails his miserable condition
more than the slave to his habits? Yet
he is deserving of no sympathy, as he
can buy of any first-class druggist HIPS
Chloride of Gold Tablets, which are
guaranteed to cure the Tobacco, Opium
or Liquor habits in their worst forms.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
METHODIST MINISTERS.
THEY HAVE TAKEN DAWSON BY
STORM.
The South Georgia Conference to Meet To-
morrow Morning With Bishop Gal
loway Presiding,

The South Georgia Conference to Meet To-
morrow Morning with Bishop Gal
lOwaV Presiding.
An army of Methodist preachers in
vaded Dawson yestel day, and are in pos
session of the city this morning.
They are here to attend the annual
session of the South Georgia Conference,
which will meet at the Methods church
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock with
Bishop c. B. Galloway, of Mississippi,
presiding. The conference will last until
next Tuesday.
These preachers make up body of
fine looking, intelligent men, who are
consecrated to their work. They are a
jolly set, too. And are easily entertain
ed.
About one hundred of them arrived
on Mondays trains. These were mostly
young preachers who belong to the
classes of the first second and third
years, and the members OF the examining
boards and members of the board of
missions. These examinations were all
held yesterday, and everything is in
readiness for the opening of conference
this morning.
There was preaching last night, but at
the hour Of going to press it had not
been announced who would fill the pull
pit. There will be preaching all during
conferences by the ablest members Of the
body.
Ills is the third big religious body
that has met at Dawson this year. In
the spring the State Baptist convention
was with us. A few weeks ago the
Primitive Baptists had their annual
here, and now the Methodist
is being entertained by us.
OF course, all these good people were
and are heartily welcome, and we would
be glad to entertain them next year were
it necessary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
GEORGE yAsHINGToN,s SLAYER.
He Can't Be Tried Until the Legtslc ture
Saws So.

81 Can't Be Tried Until the Legislc ture
Says So.
Jim Wilson is in Jail for killing George
Washington on the King place seven OF
eight years ago, but strange as it may
seem, he is not within the jurisdiction of
the court.
Wilson left for parts unknown after
committing the deed, and was never
captured until last spring, when Sheriff
Christie picked him up while before
the May term of court.
When Wilson was put upon trial at
that term his attorneys, Messrs. Parks
and Laing, entered special plea of in
sanity, and the jury found him insane
instead of breaking his neck or sending
him to the penitentiary.
He was sent to the asylum, where he.
remained until a few weeks ago, when
Ordinary Roberts was notified by the
authorities Of that institution that Will
sons reason had been restored and that
he was in a condition to be discharged.
The late lunatic was returned to the
Terrell county Jail to await trial for MUIR
der His case was called last week, and
his attorneys filed plea that he had not
been regularly discharged from the asy-
lum, and, therefore, was not within the
jurisdiction of the court, reading from
the code a section which provides chat
partiesunder indictment who are sent to
the. asylum can only be discharged and
returned to the off GERS of the law by the
Legislature.
Judge Hunt sustained the point, AMI
Wilson was sent back to Jail to wait un-
til he is regularly discharged from the
asylum by the Legislature. AS the leg
islature has just adjourned and will not
meet again until October, 1894, he can
not be tried before then.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-13
Eor Leave to sell.

GEORGIA-TerrelI County.
Ordinary Office, Nov, 23rd, 1898
R. f. Cnttenden, administrator
of z. A. Crittenden, deceased, has
applied for leave to sell tae land o:
said deceased. This is, therefore, to
notify all concerned to show cause, ii
any they can, on or before the frsl
Monday in January next, else leave
will then be granted said applicant
as applied for.
J. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.