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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
FALK CLOTHING co.
-
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words or more
in this column Inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each Insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply. any
thing to buy o. sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
PERSONA.
~ Al71 TO put new pms in brooches.
wv Watches. clocks, leWe!ry sPcctl-
repaired at corre pOnolnGly low IT ces. re
les, the rolia e eweler, Up Bro Igaton.
Clocks called any part Of the city.
NEW sun comets. null hats and caps;
4 come and see the cans at 10 cents; spe
c.al small caps for infants. j, j. Grass.
COLL ECTIONs OF ali kinds receive prompt
real estate asent 20 y EST Broad "So "l0o''
m ISIS MAT IL ALLEOUD viii do en-
W iroidsry ana ali inds of fancy work
also hutton holes at Miss Cares, l16 South
Broad street.
T}ECETVED. from the LARGEST importing
! a houses Of New y Ork an assortment Of
fine S. ring and summer FoCus Suits made
to order from 10 Up; pants from H. also
RI 10
Coji G s, y IKE XIV Tailor reS ~ %
son street
Ii Sayn : NM, Ie had n6 tho S etrntt
cars Of the cItv
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tbenI . crS 90 n M, i,og ~ 10
n tv foor 1rIsiI,ont s+r.c+ In - ~
! r. w. ShelcIIs MANAGER
| / ADV ~ hetr geTator5 are the lest.
-! IVY W a haIu"In ana DC comloIta IT, Inc
't'4L~4 COlii -'+13
| HAVE number OF pieees of desl le
- "a G7l".S III ny II nus IUr sue wren
| Gan uC DouEHt Eely 4o" can anu see me.
1O-ln L. -tISneI- IIc IoIguh street.
A TRANCE NEDITTM-=cnd o5e and
n lo-k Of hair, with age, sex ana stamp.
&Lu lccSIne uoIo9copt o. Iuture ne. NINE
aroQ,e uca4 ian ine,It ~, seventh az .st-
- Npl II WI ~ 4o 'cI 'cI - pIat' p c9e,l
dLu l. UvIS, luII Aalue OF Whom you vi
Hdrth auFcc on business loFe Maria e.
SpsO ,dator' caahRes' losses Gl'oric' et-'
bo& ~ III Four'h avenue, Ne" York
w AqrrPr..e17c roror,+c4 " nv ~, 60,
vi Ndbio yritb ~ 80 IA ~ @uu SUI
ia,os =" naa
49, srT,e 10 i ''N'i w w
ptra.t gu L0'' WIN VA D "H''"N'i
So -
100 i Ss" Tec sH in st ana sinroloeFJ
'' ''7' ~ a. .. " '''oo
T ADITS Tonte IS the only successful Bus.
~ Deye oJer known ,eve. fails S2OO
Fun conHdcntial particular; tseuledJ for Pa
stamp Mrs Dr H. T. Miller, II Quincy
street, Chicago
MIR. CTSSrTT, v,.s,ce 10 1nforr bor
VI friends and iadv a.. .stor1crs tHa1 sjin bae
added 10 her dre,s MAKING denarf,,ent tF9
Iaylor stem Of dfess gu1tlng. Ladies wisi.
ing 10 ie1th u can 40 so by CALM AT iol ork
otioTo' At2 sJ2'CiI - Not " tHa' J. puG
10 ,Ia. az lor y zen o. . is5n c.IIl!l.' Fu
PIis can Z tauShV III d Ie" hou4s 20 eut seam
less garments,
4 MBROSIA for clearing and lca,ttfvin,
- skin ttr me purpose OF lnlroIucin4
lhe q rosa. q cen IAN or OF ladies' VIII
DC "aleI upon al IuelT residence iIee OF
CldIbS ~ Apply LIZ az LlFl4t SION Inaf-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

bUR hall racks must 60 at same price; now
- is the chance. Savannah Furniture co.
4 MDRY stees for sharpening carving
a. knives: guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
Cornwell & Chapman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

Mr. Cobb says when he begun this
work he could hardly tell enc Chinaman
from another, but now he has gotten
quite expert anu finds 10 difficulty in dis
tnguishing them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

STRAWBERRIES 49, Fresh strawberries
- eyer5 day at William speer's stall mar
kot; dire I shipments from Knoll Farm,
lorlda; Savannah and florida vegetables,
all kinds, wholesale ana retail
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

StANTAO-For men only. Greatest restorer
- and developer known Strengthens. In
vigorates. Price Il. Guaranteed. Stamp for
confidential circular. DR.. II. T. Miller. u
Quincy street, Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

AR HUR DEUTSCH, pawnbroker, re-
"a moved to 1914 Congress street. opposite
city market. Liberal loans made on dia-
monds, Jewelry. watches, clocks clothing
and on any other personal property All
transactions strictly confidential. open from
a. III. to D. III.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11
cOMPEIlTNE ApyERTIsEMENIs.

SCHOLARS OF OUR SCHOOLS.
~~~~~~~~O-~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~-~-~~~-~~~~~-~-~~~-~
SERIES ]. No.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

lust received spring vegetables, green
- Iels string beans egg plants, irish pota
toes and tomatoes, at Henry Birsch's, fancy
grocers and butchers, Macon, Drayton and
Charlton streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

+ you world save % per emit on the rrice
A OF one stove 90 to lhomason, 4S West
Broad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

When Chinaman fnds That he must
have his picture taken and there is no
way to get around it, he visits every
photograph establishment il the town in
search of the cheapest place before posing
g., lfr liIrauaGs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

To4N NJ. MCBRIDE, general painting. P
- 0. Boy o. Ci.H-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

WHEN you want your suit cleaned the
w savannah Dye Works will do it cheaper
than any other house. Telephone 16i. Lock
for the star in red on State street
nYING and cleaning of ladies'. gents and
~ children garments at prices lower than
ever Lace curtains and blankets steam
cleaned. Phillips Forest City steam Dye
Works 50 Broughton, and n Abercorn. Tele-
phone II.
7 ADIESi Chichester s English Pennyroyal
~ Pills diamond brand are the best
Safe reliable. Take no other. send cents
(stampsl for pa ticulars Relief for Ladies, in
letter py return mail At druggists. Chiches-
terChemical Company, Philadelphia Pa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11
EDUCATIONAL.

RANJO, guitar and mandolin lessons given
- by an expert. Address a. A, Morning
News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

, FOR RENT, residence $50 Duny street
4 west Of Whitaker SIS per month. j Z
Fulton & Son. Board of Trade building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11
HELP WAIVED.

WANTED, a onretent white waitercss.
Apply on Monday at 30 Gwinuctt
street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

Alt0gether There are about go Chinese
in the state, Mr. Cobb says. He finds the
registration rather slow work, as it is
di1icult TO make some CT the
rtfrar~en understand what is 20
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11

SHORTHAND successfully taught by com
- petent lady tea her, terms s. per month.
e. Jefferson.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

feline Sonnenndbe gu gel&nQsn. SIT
iberbaupt elm "Weltuntu0auo" bur6
3ulommenl tob nit eine11 &pmeten
p0er irgenb einem anbereu Weltt0rpsr
jemals gu fir4ten? Nis obltratte
MDgli9teit ldbt ii@ nidt (euonen uno
abseiehen Don ben, obnt Stpeifel i'm
Wsltraum porbanoenen oquSqebrann>
ten" Sonnen uno itof,jAen Ma7Ien,
benen I'M er tets. auf bee Wanoerunq
begrifenes planetenipitem jeDen Nuz
gsnblid bsgeenen tunn. 1T audi bic
9elegentlide 8%erii6runs nit einem So
meten ober ben Sbeilen tjues Meteorz
idmatmes inner6alb NA p1anetlp:
items te~inestpegs ausgelh,p6en. Mau
bat neuerbings auf Grunn zines gez
genpdrtis iebr reia6altiA qstpproenen
Neutrality-suspicious. mitR,sSoer Mabrz
notwithstanding 9tnunDen: DaB
bic bur9l4nittli4e 3abl bet gu jeoer
3sit in unierem @%onneNlphem iid Be-
pegenben &ometen nabeaA {ebstaulenb
betrdst; bab in jebem Sobr 24O So
meten aus benz WeltraQM in DaNelbe
eintreten, alio fat an jebtm Saq elmer;
bah 5 bapon in bic @rNAQbu einorinz
gen; unb Dab ale II SuDre elm So
met in Die Come 1tuN}, Ser ,3llz
immmenltob ooer bic nQ6e Yerubrun9
irqenb zines &ometen uuo ieiner
DunIt6iQe NIT Der Groe ii paber cine
teinestpess lebr entternts W}Delidteit
unb ba bieie Weltt0rpet, nenr audi
Der MaKe naA ni@t i4pe>, pon CAS-
f0rmigen Meltraum ftoKtn, beren ST.
gentbim1i4teiten uns nidt nd6er Be-
fannt iinb, umbiat ope> btoleitet 1ino,
10 lit irgeno elm fol9enl Wusres Beqeoz
men nit einem Der elben W. elm fteiner
vWeltuntergang" - eiAs IN 1ih tei=
nestpsgs ab1uroe @petulotion. yab
bic umsebungsn bet aoMtten nidt Inn
mer aus ben auberoroentIih Dinnen
@a1sn b elteben, oeren uqenoli6e Tein=
6eit man baraus i4lp6, Nqb @terne
bur4 bic &ometsnidbwife binpurb
1i9tbar gu iein pflegen, Qe6t aus elmer
mertpiiroigen, auf bef 0id=@ternz
warte on benz beriibmten groofs'1hen
&ometen gema4ten, Mobrnemllng
9erpor; bsrislbe Deruri o&te 6ei Ieinem
lebten 8oriibergang bor ptn Blanuoen
me6rere Male SrtsperlAjebunqen urz
ter ben Sternsn oiele> @ruppe, bic
auf 2i4tbrehung in einer i'm umoez
benben ,ober be9leitenben Ne6elz o6er
9ampfmahe 5uriid5ufA5>en iparer
@enn, mie es jeBt 1Neint, Meteor=
l4ndrms uno Meteore 1iellsiht MI,
Srummer oufgelDit ter oner 1ih auflo.
ienoer &cmeten itnb, II lGBt 5i6 aug
ben oft beoeutenoen. quS i6nen gun
@rbe gelangenoen! @te{ns limb Me:
taqmafen Der @4l1b sieben, baB bit
&ometen gelegentlia ]tDr' qefa6rlidt
@dite iein t0nnen, pill oefd6rliher
als man tie gu betra4teu iiG gep0bn:
Fat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
2lms ocut vMri5nhu Wifcr."

Staotneuigteiten. Infer
gel4dbter &oQege faint lebte Wod)e
NIT einem balben 8lo{t 6erous unp
ent1@uloiste 6ies 6omit bab Der Ser
ausge6er gefdbrli4 fronf am Bsroz
fieber barnieoerliege. Nsr 5erausoe=
BET lag ni1t, ionoern ey Ipo. Dor etz
ma 5ebn Sugen batten i6m einioe
1einer "8emunoerer" etnen inbiQniz
i4en Ponp gum @el6ent oemaht,
unb er lieb lih pon ieinen Mebaftipnsz
perionol auf bas S5isy binben uno
oafelbe antreiben. @iAe @tunpe oper
3pei p%arabirte ct 1tol5 ME Elm VfQu.
Damn sing Der 9onp 6urcb unb
rannte babel Soc Mbet>sr UNI. Der
aber ertpi14te bic ganae BaQaQe uno
mari iie in einen let1en Heaer in
MpadezN penue, 10 ooh Ser Vonp al
oberlt gu liegen fam. Scr Serausoez
ber puroe ernitlid pe>lebt bod fit
er bereits mieoer auf (eji1em Dreibei~
nigen Neoattionsfubl Ser Dpftpr
1ogt, un Ter r@elAdbtec" fDnne bolp
tpieber ausgeben, bod h4rbe er fortab
beim @e6en lein rehteS Mein i'm 6albz
treis ldpingen mi0en. has in Qn6ez
tradt ieiner BON Ne}ur frummen
Beine cine ent14ieoent Ner6ei1eruuo
1T. Ser ponp %toItete HE 8ons nur
81, unb bic Soee Bel 6sr Gdentunq
mar, oab ii4 Der Hviter ben Sails
bre9en lo0te, BENIN bag Gbier 1T o1z
b%erorbentli4 6odbeini9,
&apitdn Mob, Der lje6enspiirbioe
unb beliebte 8eliber beg Galoons aum
meiben @oler, mar taslid in st.
Souls, unb unter anoe>tn Gaden bate
ct audi farbige 9las IAejbsn einqez
fault, tpel6e ct lber Sem @inqana
1einer S6ir an6ra4te> Qebten Trei2
tag MbenO puroe mon aum er1ten
Male barauf aufmertlom, Wer aus
Der Menge 3uerlt NIT 1en1 Ghieben
bsgann, 1T ni4t felt3uheQsu, o6er nub
100 @dIHen biett in benz Mo6men
audi ni4t Der fleinN B%(os1plitter
me6r felt. Cine 4ero bunten @la1es
mag in ber @ei6i6tv bjeler STAB
fommen; pabrlAeinli6 tommt 1e az
1ammen nit ben ipiBet @6u6en, ben
&nopflo@Frdub4en uNb Dem Murfelz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
Der n6dne ,,@eltunttr9an0.''

&osmi1@ e &ataI tropben, Dere11 man
ben p6Qnta1ti14en Namen: "Weltunz
tergang" gegeben bat, 1ino betanntlt@
BON ie6er p~ropbeaeit moroen, unb bic
propbeten 9aben ii4 bur4 oas Nl@tS
eintrefen berlelben niemals entmutblz
qen la1en. @egenpdrtig 1T Der nddz
tie We1tuntergang auf ben ID. Noz
bember 1899 an9eiagt, po3u 0iesmal
pentgitens Elm beporitebenoes, fir ben
Sag poraus6erehnetes, Il tronomi14es
@reiqniB einen bal6pegs bernunftigen
9orDQno gibt. @n benz genannten
Sa9 lit ndmli9 - "unborbergele 9ene
Tim tG11be porbebalt.n" Der beru9ms
tie Sempel'14e o0er ~l4s
Sonnet auf ieinem Runblauf UNI bic
6onne tpieber in ber NG6e Oer Orb
balm, auein es 1T nur ber i6m entz
1pre4enbe, pa6ri@einli4 aus 1einen
obget0iten SrImmern ent itanoene W{e<
teor1 4marm, nit benz mir m0sliherz
neil in maize 8eribrung tommen
fDnnen, ba Der Sonnet ie(bit UNI bic
53eit gerabe am fernen Supitsr borbeiz
eilt, Jim erlt i'm Sabre 1902 tpieoer in
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
.5te 1wejtlid)c WIbetju&cr Snou=
trtc.
(@an. 55ran. Mbop.)

Gs lit mabr, bab ber ral4e Sort
5dritt Der acknowledgements i'm
Weiten i'm iibrigen She'll Der Wer:
@taaten tuum geniigenb gepurDtgt
miro, mie bies tlar Bel 8elpre@ung
Der Sarifz6rage gu Sage getreten. mo
INNER nur BON Ro9r5uder bic Neoe
mar unb anberer beimi14e prooutte
bieier Mrt toum @%rnd6nung fanoen.
9ie Miibenz3uderinoui trie bat aber
i'm We1ten bereits cine lol4e 8eoeuz
tung erlangt, ungea4tet o(ler @4miez
rigteiten, bic 1i4 jeoer neuen Snbult rte
entgegenltelen, bab man t6rer meitez
rem Gntmidel1ng bic aufmertio mite
8eaGtung ermeiien mub.
BUR 3eit 1tne bereits iteben grobe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
glus oc,M Mcid)c ocr NntMr.

Nus Der 8unbesbaupt1taot tommt
fol9enoe, CUR Mbpe6slun9 ei1mal p0lz
Tia nibtspo.itil4 DE Mittbeilung:
en- Der Nd6e BON bier lpuroe Elm
prutti16er Ser 1lf nit Der 9piparoz
iden W}etbooe CUR 9etdmpfung Der
Mosquitos ange1teQt. Sin 9err, oe1z
len Mpbn6ou5 jeoen Gommer tart
BON ben un6eimli1en geflilgeltn
NaAtmu1itanten bcirn9el uht ipuroe,
fam nad elmer Inter u4ung 81 Der
Nn1iht, baB bic elben in einem W}ub'
lnteiA uno benz umgebenoen Wtarz
ldenlano, etrpa cine Natelmeile BON
1einem !6aui e, fire 8rltltdtte 1atten.
Gr be9oB MN ben bortigen Bo0en'
unqeiG4r 1000 Nuaoratf ub, I'M per-
gangenen sunni nit un9ereinigtem Orb
81, po3r er inn 8un3en Is @aQonen
braahte. Nod orei Wpaen barnah
mar bic Oel1hidt auf benz Sumpf*
booen Ii1tbar, bic Bidde mar BE ltreut
nit tobten Sn1etten, uno feline @pur
Dpn GurDen blleb llbrlg. DER Nfa1ln
o6er ipurbe bic en- Spmmer nur iebr
lelten BON einem Der unqebetenen 9dit
belG1ti9t. 9ie Gel4idte batte ibn
apei 5tunben Mrbeit un0 cine Muse
lage pon $1.70 gefo Itet.
Wie man bDrt, puroe bic W{ez
't6obs, metAe nicbt erlt BON 9onaro
CT funben, aber ION linn gum erlten
M{ale peiter6in betannt gen1aAt nurz
be, audi an einigen Srten Bong Ssz
lanos NIT Grf olg angeipenoet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

5uder; ober iie lit no9 nidt ba. Ser
&apttan bat nun Elm Wolf sfeQ in ben
Tabmen gena9ett uno Der Griepe lit
o1tCer in oar ytuAbari 9aft eingete6rt.
Qtocrman S1ompion batte lebten
Sam tag einen ernitIi6en llnfaQ, Bel
Dem er ben 3e~igefinger ieiner re9ten
!Oono einbubte. Gr itano in Der
S6itre Der po1t : office, aIs gerabe
me6rere 5ra4tndsen porbei tamen.
Sn elnem Der 5u6rleute ~ertannte er
ben erlten Monn ieiner 6rau. Wte
piele Mdnner Jrau Sbompip n ge6abt
bat, pllen mir niht, aber aus irgenb
eInem 8runoe bate oer alderman et=
mas 9e9en Nr. | uno 3og lein G9ieb=
ellen, UNI oos Teuer 81 er0ffnen. ST.
9enopie 9erietb babel iein Ginger iiber
bic Mtiinoung uno i'm nd6lten Mugen>
Bid ing er Duoon. Wd6reno Der Nr5t
einen N1r6ano anteate, enttam Der
Tuhrmunn. Der alderman m09e 1ib
IN 1ereS tief'tsn Gei,eiDs Der ii1ert bal=
ten, uno ipenn e5 Jrau S6omplo on
eInen Srp't 9epdhrt, mDge lie 1t9 fir
inbegrlien hatten. Sails bic Numz
mern 2, 3 uno 4 6ierberaus tommen,
Iperoen lie gut tbun, ii6 bon bic ler
Staot fern gu bulten.
Sr9eno Semano fat Dem olten Sim
Sutton, Der in elmer !9D6le ouf ben
S;Q Miliams=8ergen npbnt, er3dblt,
mir bdtten in oer Side" Office cine
%Sududsuar, Bel pel6er ale babe
Stunoen Elm tleiner &udud beraus=
tpmmt uno rli t. Der ate 8drenjGz
ger oadte cine Wsile oariiber nuf,
Damn fam er aus Ieinem S4lupTpinz
tel herurter, I'M Dem tleinen &udud
oos 2ebensliAt ous5ubla EN-. 8orgez
tern iuhte er uns auf. Gr batte
einen S6ieBpriigel, iieben SUB lang,
unb 5rpei uttmooilhe HeDplper. Dime
Elm Wort gu iagen, 1ebte er 1i6 auf
einen Stu3l unO belt feline Tlinte
bereit. Wir beIiben feline &ududsubr.
So lieben mir er1t ben atten Sim
anoertbu.b Stunoen partsn, bann erz
tldrtsn mir ibm be 9a6e. Seine
Gnttdu5hung tbat uns leio; oamit er
jeop4 leinen Mor1A BON so Weilen
ni9t gang umlonIt gemadt bdtte, lie
BEN mir i'm I'M ere 3ubnbiirlt tie bonn
gii6er9e Tteu berunteri6ieben uno
16entten linn I'm leren oerbrpAenen
Gumm.
Inter ben 8el udern, bic pergangene
Wphe in Der Heouftipn oes u&tder"
por1praden, mar audi elm DER. s. 30.
8ronn all5 Obip, Der ihon lett mebz
reren Wpben bus Serritprium beretlt,
in Der 9oHnung, Nahri6t iiber |einen
8ruoer Charles gu erhalten, tpelher
bpr einem Sahre 9eluno6eitsbalber
noA benz WeI ten 9esan9en mar. Wtr
t@Drnt"n Wr. 8ronn %mittheilen, bob
Elm Mann, ait nel4en 1eine 8el4reiz
bung paBte, i'm lebten 9erblt BON
einem G%ris5.pbdren in Der Ndhe oes
&tein:n Grorroo7uiTes aufgefrenen
muroe, unb er tit nun hiniiber9eganz
gen, I'm 81 ieben, pb er bort nod
NGheres erIobren fonne. s5oQte iibriz
gems ber YetrsFenbe nidt Gbqrles gez
ne7en 1ein. 10 tohen mir nod bier
per16ieoene ITGle, mo Meni@en toot
auf9efunben nurben, i'm Gpronersbuh
aufgefiibrt. l1eberlebenoe 8eripunots
1plten ii6 bier 1tets minoe1 tens el1en
Sag lang %auf6alten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
Man Idreibt aus GonbDn bonn

- Mun iArcibt aus 2onoon bonn
7. Nuguit It: Sm 2oufe Der err item 1teben
Wionate 0es gegentporti9 en- Sa3res
1ino in England bier g funo@MiQiondz
re Der 1torben, 2eute, Die te ltamentaril9
mebr ats %3pan5ig WiQlonen W{art
%bjntsrtaHen ba6en, cine auh fir Gngs
lamb 3ienti@ 6o9e 3a6l. Da5u tomz
men neun perIonen, Die BET i1rem
3ooe elm jeoer elm 0ermDgen BON 3e6n
bis 3tpan3ia Mjlionen Start ouftpiez
len. G5 mag in u~ltonbigen &retle en-
eini7s 0enugtbuung bereiten, oab bic
oroBsn Gorqen, bic loths 9elibt3llmer
init ii4 gu bringen pfegen, bod nt9t
INNER 10 gar aufrei6enber Natur lino,
pie man po6l onnimmt. 9ie 25z
Pfuno MiGiondre, bic i'm eau E Der
lebten 1eds Sabre un0 erl item 1ieben
Monate bes gegcntpdrtigen Sa9res in
England Der torben, errelAten Elm
Dur4i&nittsalter nnn rs Sohren.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-12-19
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Pleasant Mention of People Who Come
and Go,

Pleasant Mention of People Who Come
and Go.
Mr.. Reed Jones came down from the
Plains Saturday and remained unit
Monday, when he left for the west. he
will spend several months in Arizona,
| New Mexico and Colorado for his health
His friends wish him pleasant and
beneficial trip.
Col. E. G. Speer, one of Amercus'
prominent young lawyers, has been in
the city for several days past gagged
in important legal business. Col
Speer meets with much success in the
practice of his profession.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and twoI children.
of Dawson, came down Wednesday after
noon and will soend some time visiting
the family of Mrs. Johnsons mother,
Mrs. L. B. Perryman, near Benevolence
-Cutubert Liberal.
MesSrs. Andrew and Ike Hill, David
Davidson and Miss Addie Hill left for
Dawson Wednesday, after spending a
pleasant visit with relatives near hear
Sanford Cor. of Lumpkin Independent.
DR.. L. c. Goneke, a prominent physi-
clan of Dawson, was among his many
friends in Cuthbert Monday and Tues
day.-Cuthbert Liberal.
Mrs. S. A. Goss, of Mississippi, the
venerable mother of Mr.. T. J. McGill
and Mr.. Jesse Goss, is visiting her sons
ia the city.
Miss IRA Stokes, after spending 'sev-
eral days with her aunt, Mrs. E. j.
Hart, returned to her home at Preston
Saturday.
Hon. A. C. Hill was circulating among
his friends in Dawson saturday for the
first time since the legislature convened.
Miss L)ra Paschal, who has been at
tending the seminary at Forest Glenn,
Md, is at home to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Jordan, of Lee
county, were visitors in the city Friday
and Saturday.
Misses Pearl Hickey and Susie Everett,
of Lumpkin, are visiting Miss Everlyn
Peddy.
Miss Fannie Lou Williams, of Column
bus, is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Emmer-
mann.
Mrs. B. B. Perry has returned home
after spending several week in Gaines.
vile.
Messrs. H. A. Pickard and A. Alexan-
der, of Cuthbert, spent Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. Stevenson, of Covington, is in the
city visiting her daughter, Miss Annie.
Mr.. Joe Willett, of Americas, has been
in the city for several days past.
Cadet John James is at home from Mil
ledgeville to spend the holidays.
Miss Edna Symmes has been in Leary
several days with relatives.
Mr.. w. l.. Alexander has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, to live.
Miss Nellie Harper has returHed from
[ visitto Americas.
Colonel Jesse Walters, of Albany, was
here Saturday.
! Mr.. D. D. Davis was over from Albany
Saturday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-12-19
A Charming Actress.

Carrie Lamont, who will begin two
nights engagement at the opera house
Friday, December 2tst, in the COM
edy success, "Is Marriage Failure?' is
winning, dainty little lady who COM
pletely captivates the hearts of her
audience the moment she makes her ap-
pearance. She is young, pretty, sweet
singer and clever dancer, She always
makes herself conspicuous by the excel
lence of her work, and on account of her
great talent is rapidly gaining fame
The specialties are all refined and
artistic, and it may be truly said that
this is a company of artists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-12-19

the little lady whose hand and heart he
sought. In this character Miss Pearl
Finch, attired in feminine nautical dress,
was as sweet as could be, and many a
| heart in the audience went pit-a-pat as
she appeared. She and Clarence made
capital pair, and Miss Finch was as
gay and happy as could be.
The ubiquitous newspaper reporter
was there, too. Peter Paragraph was
his name, and Mr.. Chas. Bell was the
gentleman. AS the dude reporter he
was strictly in it, and made a big hit.
His bass solo was splendidly done. His
j running mate" so to speak, was Miss
/ Van Mitchell as Minnie Daze, who was
$50 romantic Miss Daze did the fin de
steele young woman to perfection, and
was loudly applauded when she sang
Sailing" The love scenes between her
and Peter were exceptionally fine.
And "Scud" was immense. AS the
familiar old negro servant Col. E. j.
Hart "got there" in great shape. Every
thing that he did was funny, and he kept
the house in broad smile or big laugh
all the time. His representation of the
''nigger' was true to life, and one little
miss at the play said: mamma, I'm
sure it is niger"
Taken all in all, among the Break
ers' was a big success. Every part was
capitally sustained, and Dawson can
boast of a first class amateur company
The stage effects of rain thunder and
lightning were very realistic and the
tableau, with red lights, at the close of
the first act was magnificent. This
tableau came at the time when David
Murray. foiled in his effort to murder
Bruce Hunter, had his dagger wrested
from his grasp by the faithful "Scud''
and is thrown violently to the ground
while Bruce Hunter, with pistol in hand,
is about to kill him, but is intercepted by
Mother Carey, the old fortune teller.
The musical part of the programme
was under the direction of that acc I'M
plished musician, Mrs. Chas. Whitehead,
and was the source of much pleasure.
Her duette with little Miss Annie Will
Carver was delightful.
Mr.. Frank McNulty at the box office
and Editor Rainey at the door handled
the cash and tickets like professionals.
The gross receipts were nearly sixty
nine dollars, and the net receipts will go
far towards further equipping the gym
nastic apparatus for the boys and girls
of the city schools, which have already
been begun by Prot. Britton,
There are many requests for a repeti-
ton of the play IN Dawson, and it is
probable this may occur. Should this
be the case. a full house will again greet
our talented amateurs.
THEY PLAYED IN CUTHBERT.
Last night the Dawson Dramatic Asso-
citation gave their play, Among the
Breakers" in Cuthbert, and we know
the citizens of that thriving city must
have enjoyed the performance. A large
party accompanied the members OF the
association.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-12-19

Identity of the Murdered Man Yet a
Mystery.
On another page of THE NEWS it is
stated that the murdered man whose
body was recently found near Citra, Fla,
was supposed to be H. A. Turner, SON
in-law of Mr.. w. Il. Bush and a brother
of Mr.. j. Z. Turner of this county.
Mr.. Bush invent to Florida to make an
investigation, IaEd Saturday telegram
was received from him stating that the
man who was killed is not II. A. Tur-
ner.
The message was sent to Mr.. j. Il.
Turner, and of course it greatly relieved
that gentleman's anxiety about the safe
ty Of his brother.