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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
WEDDING BELLS RING.
Two Popular Young People Unite Their
Destinies. Other Items from DOtsy.


Two Popular Young People Unite Their
Destinies. Other Items from DOtsy.
Dotsy, the new postoffice at Bridges
store, is great convenience to the peo-
pie of this section of the county.
On Thursday evening at 6 o'clock Miss
Lille, the pretty and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor John.
ston, and Mr.. John FL. Davis, one of our
very promising young farmers, were
united in matrimony. Long before the
hour arrived the comfortable home of
Mr.. Johnston was filled to its utmost ca
pacity by friends and relatives of the
bride and groom. The first to enter the
parlor were Mr.. Johnnie McLendon and
Miss Estelle Kitchens, the next Mr..
Jimmie Moreland and Miss Ella Cannon,
and then came Mr.. Davis and Miss
Johnston, the bride wearing lovely tan
colored serge trimmed in tanned silk and
sparkling silvery pasmentry. The nup-
tial knot was tied in an impressive man
ner by Rev. w. Y. Everett, after which
the company repaired to the dining
room, where a beautifully arranged table
with everything that is nice and tempt
ing awaited them. All enjoyed them
selves very much, and were sorry when
the hour came for dispersement. The
happy and handsome couple were over
whelmed with congratulations.
A protracted meeting has just closed
here with four accesssions to Bethel
church. The services were conducted
by Revs. Snow, Ballard, Bass and Tison.
The meeting has been transferred to
Sasser, where few days service will
be held. There is, perhaps, not church
in Terrell county that excels Bethel in
the Service of God. We have some SER
vice, such as prayer meeting, Sabbath
school and preaching, all The time
from one weeks end to another.
I A few SchleY county people have visit
ed our excellent community looking for
land. Every one who comes seems to be
pleased. They are sure to come back
the second time when they see every
thing so promising.
School has at last opened, and every
one is alive to duties. The school is un-
der the skillful management of Miss Orie
Parker. We are indeed proud to have
such a successful and accomplished
teacher.
The many friends of Misses Ada and
Annie Moreland are very glad that they
are cOnvalescent after several weeks ill
ness with fever.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
BLIND AND IN STRIPES.
A POOR OLD WHITE MAN Is SENT TO
to:aoI THE CAMPS
To Mingle With Convicts for Long Term.
His Faithful Wife Goes With Him.

To Mingle With COnvicts for a Long Term.
His Faithful Wife Goes With Him.
A poor old white man, bent with
years, blind and well-nigh helpless, sat
in the waiting room at the Central depot
Yesterday, picture of despair and utter
h.pelessness. Beside him stood a guard,
an officer of Early county, whose sad
duty it was to convey the old man to the
penitentiary.
The prisoner, whose name is Brown,
was brought up on the afternoon train,
and today will be carried to the Gress
Camps, at Kramer, on the S. A. & M.
road, there to serve his term of five long,
weary years.
But he will not be wholly alone in his
confinement. His faithful old wife could
not bear the thought of separation, and
when it was decreed by the court that
her husband mus. go to the penitentiary
she declared that she would go, too. The
consent of the authorities was Obtained,
and during the many years that he will
wear the garb of the felon she will be
ever near him, living in little cottage
close to the camps.
Inquiry developed the fact that the
old man was sent up from Early county
for an attempt at assault upon little
girl of thirteen. 1t is said that he pro-
| tested his innocence of the charge, and
many there are in that county who be-
| lieve him not guilty.
The officer having him IN charge al
lowed the old couple the freedom of the
depot, as escape under such circumstan-
ces would have been impossible, even if
desired. Later in the day they were
carried to a comfortable boarding house,
whore they remained last night, and
today wil) proceed on their way to the
penitentiary camp.
Friends of the old man, it is said, will
shortly apply for a pardon, as being
totally blind, to say nothing of his sup
posed innocence, he can be of no earthly
service in a convict camp.-Americus
Recorder.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
COTTON CROP ESTIMATE.

A Leading Authority on Cotton Gives
Some Interesting Figures.
Mr.. Landauer, of New Orleans, lead
ing authority on cotton, estimates for
Texas 2, ZOO, 600 bales, or an increase of
641, 900 over last year; for the group of
other gulf states, embracing Louisiana,
Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee, g.
100000 bales, an increase of 484 900; and
for the Atlantic states, embracing North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
and Alabama, 3,485, 900 an increase of
100000. Calculated by percentages, he
makes Texas gain 81 per cenf, other gulf
states % per cent and the Atlantic states
81 per cent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
Saws the Babies.

Mr.. j. T. McAlister, of Rome, Ga,
says: Last June, Germetuer saved our
baby, Paul, carried him safely through
an extremely bad case of dysentery and
teething, and from Ia mere skeleton of
skin and bones it has made him|a great
big solid chunk of thirty or thirty-tive
pounds"
Mrs. Katherine L. Hillyer, writing
from JonesbOro, Ca, says: ~ really
believe that Royal Germetuer saved the
life of my baby boy, several months ago,
when he was suffering with cholera in
fantum." 81; 6 for So. For sale by
all druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31

The Centaur Company, Murray Street. New York City
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
An Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it Free. Call on the advertised drug
gists and get Trial Bottle, Free. Send
yolr name and address to III. E. Buck
len & Co, Chicago, and geta sample box
of DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Free, as
well as copy of Guide to Health and
Household Instructor, Free. All of
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Sale-Davis Drug Co.
Headache bad? Get DR.. Miles Pain Pills,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31

Headache bad? Get DR.. Miles Pain Pills.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
CastOria.

''Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARy,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
array Street, New York City.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.

Did you know that the Rival Shells
20 hest made. Try them.
7. .. WHITCHARD &.Co. n
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31

"Castoria is the best remedy for children OF
which 1 am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria IN
stead of the various quack nostruns which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. j. T. KIECHELoE,
Conway, Ark
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-31
CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren Mothers have repeatedly told me OF Its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

$17, 600, 900 9erettet tporben feien. SIN
October ieien in SoI9e ser @arnlngeu Ses
Bureaus S9iffe im @ert6e bon 10, 900, GOO
Dollars in BEN 6Gfen 3urid9eblieben.
DAB 6a6ur6 au3 3abGretbe Meni6enLeben
a~erettet tporben feten, lei Ielb1toerItGnoli@.
Ser Mintfter lit BET Init9t, baB bie Soften
bes @etterbnredus iib be8ablt maben.
Die Sbdtigfeit beS Bureau Of NnimaI
SnbuitrD" lit bebeutenb pergrSBert porben
trob Der S6mdlerun9 Der @elbbctpiQis
9ungen.
Ser Wfintiter ibIieBt cine lteberii6t iiber
Die Snipeftton BON 8teb, welcbes fir bic
NuSfubr unb BEN 3mii9enitaatLiben 6anz
bel beltimmt lit, nit Ser @mpfebLung, bas
6etreffenbe @eieb 10 umsudubern, baB bic
@igentbimer bes tnipt3irten Sleiides Bic
Soften Der Snipeftton tragen lolten.
8enn, urtbetLt BET Wintiter, bic Snipefz
tion Ben NbiaB per9r0Bert unb in Solse
6eiien Ser 8reis 6e8 SleiicbeS fteist, bann
iouten bic GtgentDitmer, tDel6e ben biretten
8ortbetL genieBen, bereit iein, bic Soften
oer Snipeftion 3u tragen.
8eait9li6 Der &uiitiben 9tftel id8t Der
Mttni1ter, baB Samen BON @rGlern unb
albern ars[dn6tlGen 9flan3en in !3ufunft
iorgfdltig inipt5trt perben %ioIlten.
Ser 8eribt ibIteBt nit Der Nngobe, 6aB
Sic @eiammtausfubren 6teies 2anoes fir
bas &e6nungSiabr 1894 an Sarmer3eugz
nilien 1923, 000, 900 ober 1858 BET @es
iammtausfubren betragen baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Our Sdaf5udt.

S9afe lei6en unter tpi6ertpGrttsen Ser
bdltntiicn mebr unb 9e6etben unter giinftts
gen umftdnben mebr, ais trgenb Elm ane
beres 6austbier. @s lit bebeuten6 Lei6ter,
cine 6eeroe Sbafe in gutem 3uital6e 81
erbalten, ais ite su etnem iol6en 3urld3u>
fiibren, nacbbem tie berunter gefommen 1T.
SEPT lit bic seeigtete 3eit, ii6 bteie Gbats
iaben tn's @eodhtniB suriid3urufen, benn
geraoe mdbrenb Der Winters5ett beolrfen
sic S6afe Der autmerflamften g flege,
inenn tie in gutem 3uftan6e bIeiben unb in
iolcbem aus Dem Wiuter berporseben iouen.
@iebt man iebt etn tDeni9 ntebr fir Sutter
aus, 70 ntrb 6aS benz S6afaubter i'm
Sribiabr bunbertIa6 ~ber9olten perben,
S9afe, QGmnter unb @oue tperben bann
einen b6beren Wert6 reprdientiren. 9as
Natur9eieb lebrt u1S, baB bic 2ebensfGbigz
felt etnes Sbieres unb bic 8ebagLtcbteit
leines 3uAitanoes por anen 9ingen burb
bas Tutter bebingt perben. 0aburh ipers
ben bte natirlicben Brobufte, aus beuen
man @eminn atebt, trertbpoIer e~eitaltct
fpenn Elm Sbier nur notbbirFtig gefittert
ipirb, ftn6 bic Brobufte gertn9mertbig, aber
tet liberaler Satterun9 unb gutter Bfle9e
3etgt ftcb bic Bertbfteigerung Der Brooufte
in Der Mftl9 Ser Sub, benz Sleti9 oeS
StiereS, BET Nrbeitsletitung bes 8ferDeS,
BEN Giern bes 9eflagels unb in Der 8oae
unb bern 9a1tn1e bes S6afes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

6. gu enges 8fIan3en. Sc
brau6e itets Die itartlten, trdttlgiten
8flan3en uno gebe elmer ieben &aum 3ur
@nttpidelung unb 8erpoatOmmnun9 tbrer
Srubt. Man beibneioe ber3baft.
Z. SO angeIbaf tie 9 6 II n 8.
Bfan3en ftnb seible6tlib getbetlt. Ser
tpeibli6en 8flan3en miiien betm @ttpflans
3en mdnnLi9e beigeiebt peroen, tpenn ma
auf etnen guten @rtrag rebnet.
8. erna6IGiii9u Ser So
3 encuItur. Ser 8o6en ioute 81 teber
3ett blbl6 miirbe, lofe unb BON unfraut
rein gebaLten tperben.
9. Maneel an S9uB. Ser 8Oben
ioats i'm Sommer nit 9robem Wftit, nit
@ras ober griinem GIee bebedt, I'M .Q8tnz
ter nit einem ionittgen %eeeigneten S9uB
gegen groBe &dlte berieben iein. SIN
N%orbtpeiten [egt mar bic 8eerenbtibe ntez
Der unb bebedt iie nit @rbe.
10. Troft unb 0lrre. 6ier9egen
1T am i9piert9iten an3ufampfen. Ser
Bpoen bon gut culttpirten 8eerenteloern
lit I'M etntge @ra6e ipGrmer, ais Der bon
ni9tcultipirten sun6 baber tpentger Der
8ena6tbeiIi9ung burb Troit u%ntertporfen.
Wfan laile i'm Sribiabr Bic 8ebefung Der
@rbbeeren 10 LANCE ais mOglt6 liegen.
Dem bur6 9etp0bnlibe Sommertrodenbeit
er3eugten Sdaben fann man burcb 8ea
SeGung 6es 8ooenS nit langem Wtift lno
6ergL. unb 0fteres @uLtibiren entge9en ar<
beiten. Sci onbaltenber Dlrre ftnb ges
nannte MtitteI in sr0Berem WeaBe an3uz
tDenben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
unier 8tenen1tano.
minterruhc

Ob9Iei6 bic 8iene i'm 8tnter our 9tube
.ge5tpungcn lit, neil tie brauBen in ber
gtatur ni9t orbeitcn fann, 70 barf Ser
8ienenoater 6ob nicbt onnebmcn, baB baS
9eben beS 8ienS barr,n in gdn3Ii6c Gube
iiber8egan8en lit. Cine GENTLE Sbdtigfeit
Der 8icnen i'm Snnern bes StofeS lit i'm
Binter itets GIT erfennen, 3. 9. nebmen bic
8ienen 9tabrtng gu iicb, er3eu9en @drule,
~retut9en ben @interitb, ia, ite Beginner
nit Der 8rut. 8arum benn iol9e @inz
tertbatisfeit i'm 8ienenftod =? 0teie Gbattgz
felt lit ourb Die 9tatur beoin9t! Die
Stene geht nacb por6ert9en g8a1blun9en
ais poufomr1en auSgebtlbete5 8eien in ben
Wtnter uno muB as Ioldbes ben @inter
uber leben, nm beim 8ieoerertpaben Ser
9tatur 1ofort lit Doler 2e6ensfraft Sic i'm
Sreten teuerltan6ene Nrbeit aufsuneDmel1,
Dat11tt tbr @eldlecbt erbalten bleibt. Nnz
oere Snieftenarten ba9e8cn i"ibertpintern
ais Gter, SarDen Dber ytDmpben un0 er>
1helnen ertt ais ausgcmacbieneS Snleft,
tpenn i'm Sommer Die beitimmte :3sit gu
tbrer UortpaanSuns gefommcn iit.
Oa Die 8ieue ibre5 Nubel1s tpegen 1ltebr
burcb ben 8icnentpirtb ais burb ith ielb1t
aus Der etgentlicbcn tporrnen 6ein1atb in
tdltere, fir ite unsinitigere @rbgeqenben
9ebraoht tporben lit, 10 muB Der Bienens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
unfere Sped uno Shinfens1usfubr


NGbit @roBbritannten un6 8rafilien
lit 0eutic6ldno Der Souptobnebmer ameriz
faniiben speeds. SIM Sabre 1892-1893
bate uniere Ausfubr bon Sped nur einen
8ertb BON $35, 781, $40 reprdlentirt, in
benz am 30. SUM- 5. s. gu Gnoe 9c9angez
men ~&ebnungsiabr aber lit bic Spedausz
ftbr UNI rs Miuionen 8funb seitiegcn.
Sbinfeu itn6 i'm Iebten Sabr 4,6 Mtuioz
nen 8funb mebr erportirt, bafiir jebo1
$88, 600 peniger peretnnobmt tporoen, neil
Der Breis bon 1872 auf 11.5 Gents berunz
tergegongen ift, tpdbren6 er ficb fir Sped
taft auf 9 Gents per Bfuno erbalten bat.
Nus 6er nadbftebcnben 3uiammenitel=
lung 1T uniere &uSfubr an Sped unb
S9inten in benz am 30. Stunt 5. s. beelts
beten &e9nungsiaDre unb ser 8eg, Sen
bic ausgefitbrten 8rooutte genommen ba=
ben, 3u erleben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

SSn ieinem $ eeren 8uIIett II fir
BEN Monat Oeaember 9tebt 6r. SO. 81.
Gba1er in Sparta, 8is., folgeube @nbeu1
tungen un6 N%nlettungen;
8on einem Ncre bon nabrbaftem, gut
cuIinirtem 2anb f6nnen $500 tpertb 8ee@
rem g~eerntet peroen. Gin ieber unterne6z
mltngslufttger Sarmer farm, nit Nnmenz
bung bon etn peni9 Otibe. einen fortz
bauernben @rtra9 bon ber @%eiunbbcit 3uz
trGgli6er 8eeren e~rStelen. Iuf ieber
Sarm bietet iicb bic @elegenbeit, grDBe,
LATTICE 8eeren in elmer Wtenge bon 200
Buibel per Qcre 31 bauen. Nenn BET ST.
trag Elm gcrtn8erer lit, 10 1T Der @run6 in
elmer obcr mebreren Der nabgenannten llrs
iaden 3u iuben, Die, tuie b%cierpdbnt, gu
beben iinb:
l. 8o6en, Ser es an Ginger
It off o6er 8flon3ennabrung
m angeLt; man tpen6e tet1en Wtengez
biinger at, pfitge i'm gut unter uno 8ebe
bnnn no4 cine obere 9Iingun9; au4 ftrcue
man Qlbe breitpiirit9 aus.
2. 1n3uIdngIt6e 3 Obeubearz
n'g. Gicfes 8flii8en, bann @8gen,
biSsbie Grbe Ieicbt unb miirbe getuorben, lit
unerldBli4. Sor9fdlti9e 8earbeitun8 Scs
8ooenS brtust Die BHan3ennGbr1toffe gu
sroBerer @trtung.
3. 8@eerenor n, B te i'd ii +
ben 8oben unb b1s S | NJ q
II ID zig n @e6rauhe II iolobc
Sprtel1, Bic in Ser be~treffcn6en @egenD
fib betpdbrt Daben, ODER bon DeranttDortli7
cher Seite elnpfoblet ipurben.
T.. g 9wd6Ii9e YfIan3en.
Wan faufe Die beitel, trdftiglten B~flansen
Don superldlii8sn 3icbtern. &ummerltcbe
Bflat3en iouten niemaIs GUT Sertpenoun8
tommen.
5. Ma6tdiitatett BEL III y lq NJ
sen. Die 8~flanseu Iouten Dor benz Gtnr
ieBeno ME 6er Sonne noer Dem Wtno aus
aeieBt tueroen. Die @ur5eln muilen gut
auS9cbreitet un6 nit feIner Groe telt um'
geben leilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
vaughan'S BIumenzWiebeIn t"s sr S !

@emiidte @basintben, sefallte unO etnfade, SOC.
bas 9nBeno p%prtofrei 5ugef6tdt; per 100 Stild per W
preB ober fSradt 1id5t portofret, $3.50.
0emtid1te SmIpett, tribe einfade, 80 @entS per
SnBenb. %portofrei per 100 per GgpreB ooer 6ra9t
SpottbilIIg! 200 8Imme ts piebeIn fir 50.
pDrtDfret; Is SDrten, eini9lieBli6 Boadubii6e Spo.
5lntbeit, SnIpen, @alas, S9neegl6d6er, @rocIs. ytar=
3tfien, Sreelien. Sober Sen6uno pirb bas BUD:
uVaughan's Gardening" i~auitrirt %bet9elegt.
Vaughan's Samenhandiung,
Stem Yprf, 26 Barclay ctr. Gbtcoao, So State ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Warineiecretdr Serbert empfiebtt bic
GIf9abe Der in 6Ioriba 9eleaenen Ba!bs
ldnoereten, Die iitr ben 8cborf Ser arleriz
fant,cbsn Tlotte r%eierDirt paren, an bic
ottentllcbe Oomane. 0a BET benz iebtaeu
Sblftbal nur nob Giien unb Stab[ in
Betrabt tommen, mag bas 0anb mobl BEN
anoeren Gelerpationen binsueefiigt perben,
IN iDeloben iDitematii6e Torltperpaltuug
aur Nnpenoung tommen lou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Sprehfddl.

Die @s6attiou felt Sic genubuns Oes 5predz
IaaGs, Io1peit Der &aum es suldBt, BEN 2eiern Der
nGonbrp. 8eilaee" fret sur @erfii9ull9, bod per-
tuabrt iie itb bage9en, NIT Dem Snbalte Der Qrttfel
toentiftstrt 5i luerben, inoem berielbe ri@t lelten
BEN @nli6ten set 8te6attion Supiberlduft. Sim
ienbunsen, beren 8erfaier lid nibt nit benz uolen
Name1 rnb @obnort unteraeAbrten, ftnbeu feline
Wufnabme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
6nhnermnr3en.

BUR Nnfrase SEQ. $40 in Ser O2an6p.
8eilage" m0bte t6 bemerfen, 6aB bas,
mas ba aGs 6ibnerpofen be3et6net pirb,
eine i'm Si6en fat te6en CONNER i'm SuIi
unb Nu9uit auflretenbe gefdbrIicbe &ranfz
belt lit, bic bier untcr benz Gamen vg8arz
sen" befannt 1T unb fait 3tuei 9rittel Der
iun9en 8rut berni6tet. Nlte 9ibner pers
ben ieDr ielten habon befauen.
Gilbert Srtes, SIori6a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

idon Nnbere neu anfommen, ipelcbe bann
nteoer Elm bis 3wet 8oben arbetten; uno
10 fort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Ratb1dld9e fir 8eeren5ddter.

aue eaubsr suiautmen $S8, 1888, 857 1884 2l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

@er rteue Stiefel an Sen SiBen bat, gebt
barum mod tetnen neuen &eg. Wfobr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22

uesros corresponsaes que deseen precios otros in
0r1es deben acrbr clarad, dando residences
dado parroqua, cale numsro la direction postal
&c de suma importanea que los peddos vengan antc
paei6n Los pTeios pagan al presentar 81 bete pa@
"a 81 cobro pueden Viarse drectamente nuesA odcna
principal por condueto de cualqier banso agencts de
cobros kstaudo betss reparttdos enr los Yendsdo
res de todas parties del mundo inpoaiba poder gr
ndmer0s especalesst
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22
Mado "a aaandldr @ dlnaEo

Remitaae por Ordenes Poatalea dinero CEdsnes pcE
Exprea0 Letras sohre Bancos Cara Gozsnte6 por Cna
GaFt6cadaa.
Ne us aceptan psdidog pO1 menou de "a peso
has de okTas loter1as Interiors de maA fS neeeand1
los vendedres comia0Res tan enoEes gus may dude
pradcTas para prupa protection dSben nststr ap
aeentax oFo baetas que los dc a 1ompana EFQ1a4 de
suFia de Honduras de este mooo tendE6E a.
hxa 4e eahraZ laq pEel1lps aunel11aGs
&es E9NEea 8 EEErsGa cre Eeee<& c{saAs g. sfs
t69s fs t5gF1R f-fFisE q q eez ssszs
As fe s @fSs ~ eS ggAA&s kn@le Neztsss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22
AVIsO IMPORTANTE
GuARDEaE

Como las leyea de cada uno de los Estadoa Udos, pro-
afben todas las Losas despuss del II de Rnero Dc l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22
aENERALns

de compFar nngun bee de alguno que pretenda iugsa
on algnno de dichOs Estados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22
100000 BrLLETEs
En- snteros Fraccones para satsfacer los cOmpradOre
PREclO Bk los BlLLEIEs

In dinero equtVaente d moueda corrieute de Los Rs
tadoe-TInfdos de N0rte America. Bletes enteroa
Doble quintos 81; Quntoas eLi Decmoa 50 eentayos Vi
g6os IS centaYos. Ereci0 para Las socedadea clubs
IL hetes entsros equtValente por e5Para los Een
dedoEes precio especial sc deaean Vendedosa n todaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22
Certificate de los GOmisQrios

Los biletes de Ia Compahia Nacional de Loteria ds
Honduras, con endran 81 siguiente certifcadO:
"Por el presente, certfcamos que vgilamos los
gos tOdos los soteos Ia ComIana de Loeria de
Honduras Companta de Ioterfa j Estad0 Louisia-
na que amente diEigimos reyisamos los
teos. los que hacen toda honradez recud
f6 odo el mundo Autorizamos la Compaia que
este certfcado los facsmies de
anuncfos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22
Ri General j. a. Early, al retirarse porrsSba de sR
avanzada edad, escribe 10 siguiente:
fNOPIAl

Los Bancos Banqueros sgientes han pagado sIernpre
presentation los premos de Is LoterA del Estado de
Louisiana pueden atesguar de Ia honradez
pOnsabidad de Ia preeente Gompanta. J.. h OCONNOh
Pres del State National Bank New Orleans. a. Baldwin
Pres del New Orleans National Bank New Orleans. Carl
Kohn Pres. del Union National Bank, New Orleans. SEQ
w. Mott Pres del Citizens Bank Of Louisiana New Orr
leans sorteos ceebraran pdbco t0dos los me-
ses en- Puerto Cortez Honduras, G. Al como sigue;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-22

Enero 9.-Febrero 18-MsrEo 13.-Abrn 10s-Mayo
8-Junio 1S.-Julio lO-Agosto 14.-Seenbrs 1l'-0ctu-
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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-05-17
ChOkio Briefs.

w. W. Britt did business in Morris
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Miller returned to Morris
Monday.
G. II. Leaman and j. Pearce, of Morris,
Sundayed in ChokiO.
Pat Reardon and Jim Hill dissolved
partnership last Saturday night.
A much needed rain fell last Monday
evening. Farmers are in high spirits.
John Lee left fO' A bland, Wis, Monday.
He intends to make Ashland his future
home.
j. N. Flynn, travelling agent for the
Champion Harvester Co., staid in Chokio
over Wednesday and Thursday.
A dance was given at the home of Num-
bleau Bros. last Saturday evening and a
good time is reported by all who attended
c. o. Green and lady went to Lake Arti-
choke last Sunday, and while there saw
h wv fOrty-one Baptist converts were bap-
tied.
A lot of ChOkiOites went out to Lake
Artichoke last Saturday evening for time
at fishing and inhaling lake-breeze. A
very good time is reported.
More potatoes should be raised in this
locality this season. Last year the amount
raised did not supply the demand. The
soil here is well adapted to the potato.
We hear that some of the enterprising
young folks of ChOkio have organized a
Telegraph Co. If that proves true. we
shall soon have the pleasure of adding
"Specials' to our collection of Chokio
briefs.
After witnessing very interesting ball
game on Sunday last, we were called out
to time pony race. A generous purse was
gotten up by ChOkio's sporting element and
was strongly contested for by three ponies,
Gust Larkins' Dandy carrying Off the
purse i'll two straight heats. Betting was
light but Dandy money was plentiful
Ever since the railroad strike so seriously
interfered with our news we have been
undecided as to whether we should write
again or not, but when the editor sees fit to
advertise for us and thinks that Sail has
absorbed us, then it is time for us to gptOut
of the hole. We hope that the readers of
The Sun will pardon us for our forced
lay-off. cole" is gone to a w lrn er climate
and we shall henceforth have the pleasure
OF signing.
A large and enthusiastic crowd witnessed
the ball game here on Sunday last, the
two cOntesting mines being the Johnson and
Scott teams The Scott nine were victOrs
by a score of Is to 8. The boys on both
sides played tirSt-claSs ball, thus cOnvin-
cling all those present that they were no
noNiceS at the game. Scott men were bet
ting even money with but few takers. The
Scott nine is out with a challenge to play
against ANY nine west of Morris.
We met one of our democratic friends the
other day. He is-Or rather was-0ne of the
rJck-ribbed, dyed in the wool, nOn-pull-out
kind. In fact he prided himself on being
one of the old guard that dies but never
surrenders, you know. Well, said we, you
voted the democratic ticket two years AGO.
of CT urSe, eyes," he answered sorrowfullv.
II did vote it straight, but I'll never do iC
again-we'll have republican president
two years from now" The audience will
please rise and sing. "While the lamp
holds out to burn the vilest sinner may re-
turn"
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