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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1896-10-01
and Hobart club Of Helena.

and Hobart club or Helena.
Governor Richards private secretary
A. B. Keith. OF this city, asked permits
sion at the opening OF the meeting, to
submit a list OF questions prepared by
silver republicans for answers, and sent
them to the platform, but Senator Sher
man said that he had given II out be-
forehand that those who wished to have
questions answered should send them
to him during the afternoon. and he
would pay no attention to those that
had not been sent 10 that way.
The main part OF Senator Shermans
sddrefs was on the financial question
He went over the history OF the coinage
acts OF the government ever since the
beginning. He declared that the silver
dollar had boon left out OF considera
ton in 1858 and that the act OF 1873
known ss the crims OF 1873. did not. de
mouetize silver at oil. He said that tht
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1896-10-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For PRESIDENT
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
OF NEBRASKA.
For VICE PRESIDENT
ARTHUR SEwALL,
CT MAINE.
OF MAINE

"The farmer who goes forth in the
morning and tolls all day, begins in the
spring and tolls all summer, and by the
application OF brain and muscle to the
natural resources OF this country
creates wealth, is as much business
man as the man who goes upon the
board OF trade and bets upon the price
of grain. The miners who go thous-
and feet into the earth or climb 1000
feet upon the cliffs and bring forth
from their hiding places the precious
metals to be poured into the channels
of trade are as much business men as
the few financial magnates who in a
back room corner the money Of the
world."-From Bryan's Chicago speech.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1896-10-01
COUNTY TICKET.

For SHERIFF,
EMIL FRITZ.
For PROBATE CLERK,
PORFIRIO CHAVES.
For PROBATE JUDGE,
ALF. O. HUNTER.
For TREASURER,
CHARLES WIEDMAN.
For ASSESSOR,
VIM. RELY.
For SUP'T. OF SCHOOLS,
SIDNEY M. WHARTON
For SURVEYOR,
B. R. ROBINSON.
FoR CoRoNoR,
JOSE JURADO.
For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
lst. Dist. MARTIN CHAVES.
I'd. DIST. JOSEPH B. COLLIER.
Sd. Dist. IRA SANGER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
PkACIC "a WIARUsA,
Wy1eczytO Dol ma nodza r,or

Wyleczyto Dol ma nodze. Lora-
MES, . Is grudn,a, 1895. Dr..
feter t'ahrney, Szan. Penle! Czu1e
to 10y oyc molm obowiazkiem opovle-
dz'ec Panu dobrodziejstwa lake.
20 doswiadczy}am 2 uzytku Pan.
sk1ego lekarstwa. Noga moia CAL
klein sic zgoi1a "a uzyclem GomoIo.
Me moge mlsleG nawet aby bv6
d. DeH takowego W mo]ej rodzinie.
NIechaj Bog pobtogosfawi Panu 70
dobroc ktdra Pan czynlsz "
z szacunk,em G. WaoIera
DIR. Plotra Gomozo ma nlenrzer-
wany rekord pomyslnosci W leczen1u
xrwlstych konstytucyonalnych 5e-
.eglln osc'. Me Jest sprzedawanem
przez aptekarzy. Sprzedawala le
n'eJscowi Gomozo ageuci. Jezli ME
ma zadnego W waszem sasiedztw,e
slaplszcie do DR.. PeterFahrney.lla
ia So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago.
Ills. =. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
Zabawna tr6jka

Harmonic miedzy trzema
,,swietymi' redaktorami chi
goskimi, kt6rzy uni sono
ma Wsarusa uzerali uzeraja,
]uz pek}a. Dawnie] Szwajkart,
Nagiel i Sz6tora Won Szopi6.
Sci jednoglosnie sarkali
ma Wiaruso, teraz ,,$wieci,
Szwajkart i Nagiel, ma gwa}t
sic kaszubskiego kolegi
wyrzekaia, go jako bezboz
nika, fownego Jab}odskiemu
cd Zgody, ekskomuoikujq.
Widocznie nawet i Zmar-
twychwstaicy sic nasycili
obiudnym Szotora, kt6rego
"a namowa zyda Abrahama
South Chicago Unit die
z}ote medal udekorowa]i.
Otto co czytamy W Wlerze 4
0czyznle z 3 Sierpnia:
Dzlwna rzecz, ze W obec zb!i.
za]acego SIG kongresu katolickjego,
po wydaniu przez komitet oredzia
kongres zwo}uiacego, ,Gazeta
Katolicka" wychodzaca W Chicago,
zaimuje stanowisko coraz to w1ycej
zblizone do stanowiska za7etego
przez ,,Zgode", organ Zwlazku
Narodowego Polskiego:
Obie zadai9, by zamknqc oczy
ma to, co ,,Zgoda'' broi; azeby
dozwolic jadowi przez ,,Zgode"
pryskanemu toczyc nssze spoie-
czenstwo l azeby uznac, re prawlo-
ne ludowi kazania. jakoby Bole-
shaw smia}y by4 bohaterem me-
czennikiem, kt6ry zab1]ac Blskupa
Stanisfawa Szczepanowskiego, tylko
karci1 zuchwafego blskupa. sa
,robota patrYotyczna" do kt6rej
wara mleszac sic ,.kslezom ich
s}uzalcorn", bo ,,Kosciol MIC ME
pow1nen miec do czynienia z
z polityka''.
Tylko tax dalej, pane redak
tore ,,Gazety Katollcklej", a
doczekasz sic drugiego medalu
z}otegc, tym razem odznaki zwisz,
kowe],w obec ktorej krzyz dawniej
otrzy many bedziesz m6g} do
serca schowac's,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

waukee wabi }atwowierny lud
polski, nazwawszy czesc ich
r6wniez mianem slawnego
zwyciezcy Turk6w pod Wied-
MEM, .Sobieskiego.
Prosimy sobie przeczytaG
duze og}oszenie P. HoBEGo O
naszym m}odymKo pc r n k u
W Wisconsinie.
MILWAUKEE, - Edw.
S}upecki, zanim wyjecha} do
Europy, przepisa} - jak sic
pokazuje zKURYERAPoLsK1EG
realnosci swoje ma panne
Wiktorya S}upecka. swoja
najm}odsza siostre. Pozo.
sta}a tu po MIN nieza}atwiona
sprawa sadowa z Szlazakiem
Mycka, kt6ry mu wytoczy}
process O jakieS krety wety
przy zamienianiu lotu ma
farme.
LEKARZ ZBOROWSKI
W Milwaukee, kt6ry niedawno
W Bridgeporte, W Stanie
Connecticut, pajntowa} wozy,
podpisuje sic teraz wKURYERzE
PoLsK1M jako doktor uni
wersytetu Heidelsberskiego.
Praktykuje pomiedzy
Kaszuba mi ma Kepie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
SekolStWo poISkie.
W AmerYCe.

| - a AHO1 IOVs
Sokolstwo polskie W Ame-
ryce uroczysoie zakonczy}o-
1I.gi sw6j zlot W Chicago w
dniu Sierpnia wieczorem.
Poruszono kwestya ustano-
wienia sta}ego naczeInego
nauczyciela gimnastyki dla
sokolstwa polskiego, kt6ryby
wykszta}ci} wiekszy zastep,
nauczycieli tax ola gniazd
chicagoskich, iak i W innych
koloniach, gdzie gniazda
soko}6w istnieja. -Uchwalo-
no, aby cd kazdego cz}onka
Zwiazku gniazdo p}aci}o 1oc.
miesiecznie ma nauczyciela
podrozujacego. " ten spos6b,
nauczyciel bedzie m6g}
poSwiecie ca}y sw6j czas,
Sokolstwu.
Nastepnie polecono nowe-
mu Wydzia}owi, sby Zwiazek
Sokolstwa zawiaza} sciSlejsze
stosunki z Sokolstwem W.
Galicyii i Ksiestwie,a a nadto ze:
Zwiazk;em Wychodztwa Pol
skiego W Europe.
Dalej ma wniosek Wydzia}u
uchwalono na}ozenie ma
kazdego drucha przymusowy
podatek W kwocie 12c.rocznie
naSkarb Mar. wRapperswylu.
Uchwalono sprawic dla.
sokolstwa odpowjedna szpilke,.
kt6ra kazdy sok6} powinien,
nosic ma piersiach. Oznaki<
dla urzednikow Zw,azku,
postanowiono przyjaG take.
same, jake nosza sokoh W.
Galicyi.
Jedne Z najwazniejszych
kwesty] przyjetych jest ia. ze
wszyscy cz}onkowie nalezacy
do gniazd, musza .zar6wno
naleze& do Zwiazku Sokotow.
Nowy zarzad: Prezes K.
Zychl'hski, pierwszy wicepr.
St. Jankowski, drugi wicepr.
Stanis}aw J. Hon South
Bend, sekretarz St. A. Osada>
kasyer Ant. Grenwald,
naczelnik Adam Osiiski.
Postanowlono wp}ywae ma
cz}onk6w aby, jak najpredzej
sic umundurow wall, by ma
przysz}ym zlocie, sokolstwo
po(skie zdobil jeden tylko
mundur sokoli.
Ma trzeci zlot ,,Soko{a
wybrano miasto South Bend.
W Stanie Indiana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
A Word Of Warning.

1t has come to our know
ledge that the so called Polish
National Alliance of America
has sent it's constitution and
bylaws to the Catholic Bishops
of this country for the
purpose of acquiring their
approval of its organization.
We beg leave to warn the
Polish Catholics, that this is
only another subterfuge of
the many already used to
acquire greater number of
Catholic Poles to join this
anti-catholic organization.
1t is we'll known:
1.-that the Alliance is anti
catholic, and in many res
pects,socialistie, though appa-
rently its constitution seems
to conform to laws
of the church, and is
signed by a number ofPriests,
who, however, long ago
have withdrawn their appro-
val. By presenting its con
stitution to the Rt. Rev.
Bishops the alliance desires
to gain the confidence OF
the Catholic Poles, and draw
them to their standard
universally condemned by
the Polish clergy.
2. The constitution and
bylaws approved by the
Polish Clergy were drawn at
the convention, held at Bay
City, Mich, in 1886. since
then, however, there were
innumerable amendments,
changes. and repeals to
suit the growing anti-catholic
spirit of the Alliance.
g. - At it's convention in
Buffalo, N. Y. in 1889, the
Priests present were publicly
insulted, because of their
opposition to the adoption Of
a law, permitting agnostics,
jews, and socialists to become
members of the Alliance:
To corroborate the above
we quote The Buffalo
Express, of July 18th 1889,
where a delegate to the
Convention expressed him
self: You have done d good
thing, stick to your decision,
for you are on the right path
to freedom and independence,
(shouts of brave); our natio-
nal road should be free from
religion or personal belief.
We do not want to be
trammeled by Russia's or
the clergy's oppression"
Then the President (Grygla)
rose an said: ,.Have You no
right to be a Pole without
being catholic? Perhaps an
attempt will be made to
change things at the next
convention, but l say to you it
is better to have 200 or 800
patriotic Poles, than 40 900
with tickets on their fore
heads, telling that they are
the. servants of the clergy.
These words speak for
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13
themselves.

| SA4SA4AoN4 VS0s
A. At it's last convention
in Cleveland, Sept II, 1895,
the Alliance openly broke
away from the Catholic
Church, and adopted a law
permitting all agnostis. jews,
protestants and socialists to
join it's standard, provided
they belong to the Polish
nationality. The most renown'
ed Polish Socialists in Europe
were invited and participated
in this convention. To add
injury to insult to the catholic
conscience, the so-called
>, Independent Polish Priests .
and their followers were
admitted to membership. and
encouraged'in rebellioniaga'nst
the authority of the Church.
They are facts which cannot
be contradicted.
1t is true that in the
infancy of the Alliance, a
large number of the Polish
clergy enrolled themselves
into it's ranks; but since
1880, perceiving that they
were only tools in the hands
of it's unscrupulous leaders,
serving only as a drawing
card to attract Catholic
members, and trying in vain
to stem the tide of evil in
huence of the Alliance
among the Polish catholic
population. they withdrew
from the organization. The
official organ of the Alliance,
nZgoda'', published in Chica-
go, is the most rabid anti
catholic sheet in the country.
1t is overflled with filth and
insults to the Faith, Popes
Bishops and Priests. The
Polish clergy suffered long,
and labored zealously to
counteract its evil influences
But seing that the evil
instead of diminishing, is
steadily increasing they arran-
ged for Catholic Congress
of Polish Clergy and laity to
meet at Buffalo, N. Y.
1896 to investigate the cause,
and take effective means to
stem the tide OF evil inhuen-
ces which seem to
affect a considerable number
of our Polish Catholics in the
United States. The Alliance,
fearing a condemnation justly
deserved, seeks to cloth its
present corrupted body with
the garb of innocence of its
youth, and thus presents it.
self before the american
Episcopate for their approval!
What victory would it not
gain, if even only a partial
approval could be acquired!
With blazing headings and
arrogant style it would
announce to the ,,poor, down
trodden Polish people, that
the Bishops approve what
the Priests condemn! We
warn Bishops, Priests and
people to be on their guard.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

I NlW POLSkICH
w AMERYCE.
NIESkUSZNIE r6zni ME.
wierni Tomasze posadza]a
Wiarusa O niezyczliwe,
przynajmniej dwuznaczne
zachowanie sic wzgledem
Zwiazku Narodowego Pol,
skiego. Ably wiec oddalit Cd
sieoie wszelkie W tym wzgle,
dem uprzedzenia i podejrzy.
wanna, poda)emv ma czele
dzisiejszege numeru artyku4,
W ktorym wcale niedwuznacz
ME prawdziwa nasza sympatya
ze Zwiazkiem wyrazamy.
" artykule tym, napisanym
W jezyku angielskim, jake
wiecej zrozumia}ym ola praw :
dziwego polskiego zwiazkow.
kowca, mianowicie wykazu'
jenny:
I. - Ze Zwiazek Narodo,
wy Polski jest instytucya
nietylko patryotyczna, ale
zarazem szczerze katolicka.
ktora z niedowiarkami, a
szczeg6lnie z socyaltstami, ME
mia{a i ME ma mic wsp6lnego.
2. - Ze Duchowiehstwo
Polskie W Ameryce, zw}aszcza
pd Sejmu zwiazkowego w
Buffalo, W r. 1889, kr6ry
publicznie pochwalil ksiezy
polskich i ich prace, a
wyrzek} sic raz ma zawsze
}acznosci z zydami, protestan-
tami anarchistami idzie
reka W reke ta patryotycznaa
i pobozna organizacya.
3. - Ze szczeg6lnie cd
Sejmu W Cleveland, W r.
1895, dokumentuje Zwlazek
swoj charakter katolicki, z
oburzeniem oddaliwszy cd
siebie antichryst6w.
4. Ze arcymadry organ
Zwiazku Narodowego Polskie-
60 Zgoda jaknajwierniej s}uzy
polskiej sprawie naro dowej a
zarazem wierze Swietej
rzvmsko katolickiej.
s. Ze Zwi4zek Narodowy
Polski pod kazdym wzgledem
zas}uzy} sobie ma to, aby
Kongres polsko-katolicki W
Buffalo drogocenna prace
jego pochwall}, a potem
wszyscy Biskupi katoliccy "
Stanach Zjednoczonych Ame-
ryki P6}nocnej dc }aski swojej
go przyjeli.
Mniemamy, il ten nasz
nalezycie obmySlony artyku}
angielski poteznie poprze
starania naczelnik6w Zwiazku,
u Observation-Disclosures
Arcypasterzy, 0 uznanle
zatwierdzenie wszelkich do.
tychczas wydrukowanych
konstytucyj zwiazkowych =
nawet tel najnowszej - z
paragrafem 0 poszanowaniu
ola jegomosci6w niezalez-
nych.
DETOIT, Mich. -Tutejsza
,,Gwiazda" pisze::Z protokulu
sejnu Zjednoczenia katoli-
lckiego, ped oPieka Swietej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

WIARUSA: Wiarus, ]
Tr6jcy W Detroit, dowiedziell
llsmy sic, ze wszystkl@
swiadectwa lekarskie prze1
DR.. Kwiecihskiego wystawia'
ne, ola nowych czlonk6w tegc
towarzystwa, SO uwazane "a
niewazne, i Mkt ma zasadzie
tychze bye przyjetym, albo
wsparcia dostac ME moze.
WIEL. KS. TRUSZYN-
SKI obja} probostwa parsfl'
polsklei W Peru, ILL.,, a ME W
La Sale, Ill.
W DEPEW. N. j., wykro-
piony zosta} W dniu 2 Sierpnia
niezalezny polski koSci6}.
LEWITA -. ..........
800, dawny asYstent 80.
............ w Milwaukee,
Jest obecnie we Friendship,
Wis. Stara jego mi}osc,
J6zef'na Groblewska, ze
SouthRend, z kt6ra Cd dawna
publicznie znane roma nse pro-
wadzi, "a MIN posz}a.
WIKTOR RAKOWSKI,
krewny salonisty P. Rakow-
s,sitssiegos- III Milwaukee ,zna]eziony
8 Sierpnia porozdzierany W
kawalki ma torach kolel
zelaznej Northern Pacific
miedzy Duluth a West
Superior. St. Paul Tribune
pisze, ze dektetywi W Duluth
podejrzywaja, il W tym
przypadku pope1nionem costa
10 morderstwo.
NEW YORK. - Dotych-
czasowy kapelan polskieeo
Domu Emigracyjnego ust9pil
ze swego stanowiska, "a jego
miejsce mad tymze zak}adem
bedzie wykonywa} opieke ks.
B. Kwiatkowski W JersyC1ty
bezinteresownie az do dnia
polsko-katolickiego kongresu.
Nadto ks.Kwiatkowski donosi.
ze jeden z agent6w Polsklego
Domu Emigracyjnego, nazwi-
skiem W1adyslaw Marcinkow-
ski, alias Marcinkiewicz ,zosta1
odprawionym powodu swego
dwuznacznego zachowania sic.
w CHICAGO umarl W
wieku lat 40 S. p. Antoni
Groenwald, Kaszuba, pocho :
dzacy z Redy pod Gdaiskiem.
POLSKl KOLONIZATOR
pan E. H. Hobe W St. Paul,
Mimi, zmienil naive zak}a.
dajacej sic pod jego opieka
kolonii polskiej W p6}nocnym
Wisconsinie, W powiecie
Chippewa, z SOBIESKI ma
KOPERNIK = jak ja
by} nazwa{ zalozyciel tel
polskiej osady ks. Konstanty
Frydrychowicz. Sta}o sic to
zpowodu,ze niektorzy mysleli
il ten SOBIESKI W Chip
wewa powiecie to nieuro-
dzajne moczary pod Green
Bay, Wis, ma kt6re znany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-08-13

DETOIT, Mich. -Tutejsza
Gwiazda" pisze:Z protoku|u
sejmu Zjednoczenia katoli-
ckiego, ped opieka Swietej
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
Was 1t RedWine?

after reading in THE
rs the offer of reward of 800 for
negro doctor who stole the watch
money near Graves, Mr.. J. A. Hors-
BET about to catch the rascal. During
day he and Chief Savage arrested
bgro on the outskirts of the city who
fed the description, was selling a So
led IndianImediclne AMI going under
name of Redwine. The negro was
led up in Jail, but was afterwards re -
fed because the parties who offered
reward failed to identify him. Mr..
#sley and Chief Savage believe they
8 the right man, and that the failure
identity hi0l was to save the reward
red for his capture.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
What Is a Parody?

Tho essential conditions of parody ara
commonly understood to be brevity and
wit 1t must also closely follow it's
original, and that original must be fair
ly familiar. That it must discover 90
cult resemblances in things apparently
unlike; that it must depend for it's sue
cess upon contrast and surprise; that it
must be able to leap lightly over that
little chasm which separates the ridicu-
lous from the sublime; that there must
be in it what DIR. johnson calls dis
cordia concors, is but to say that it's au-
thor must be wit. A witty distortion
or displacement of ideas or words con-
stitutes the common merit of parody in
verse or prose.
"The Epistolas Obscurorum Viro.
rum, Don Quixote, " Fielding's 80
seph Andrews" in which that pious
footman is modelled on the insuferably
tedious Pamela" of Richardson;
Thackeray's "Codlingsby," by D.
Shrewsbury, Esq, and his George de
Barnwell," by Sir E. L. B. L., Bart. !;
Bret Harte's Condensed Novels" Ber-
nand's "Srapmore' and 1.-THE New
Sanford and Merton all these are as
undoubtedly parodies as the parodies of
chivalry in the 'Ricciardetto' of Forti.
gerri and the ''Secchia Rapita" of Tas-
soni; of ancient mythology in the
"Scherno degli Dei'' of Bracciolini; Of
heather and Christian gods alike in the
"Guerre des Dieux" Of Parry of Virgils
Aneid in Holberg's "Pierre Pors" and
Langendyke's "Eroas in zyn Zondags
Pak;' of Milto.- in 1.-THE Splendid
Shilling" of Philips, which said Steele,
without perhaps the necessary knowl-
edge to support his averment, is the
finest burlesque in any language,
and of many other poets in the Reject
ed Addresses" which, said Jeffrey,
with more exact Judgment, indicate
talent to which do not know where to
look for a parallel. Quarterly Re-
view.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
RAINED OUT.
he Teachers Association to Meet Next
Saturday,

he Teachers Association to Meet Next
Saturday,
The teachers association, which was
reverted from meeting last Saturday on
,count of the rain, will meet next Sat
rday, February 18th, in the chapel of
be Dawson public schools. The pro-
Eamme as published for last Saturday
hll be carried out. 1t will b. interesting
we'll as instructive. Regular class room
|ork will be done 10y Miss Finch and
IS Bledsoe of the Dawson public
shools, and the teachers of the county
j Il have an opportunity to see the meth
1 S used by their work. Mr.. Hitler and
T. Bell will each have interesting pa
/ rs. Mr.. Hitler will tell of the needs of
u country schools, and how to improve
I'm. All who heard Mr.. Killers ex-
\ lent papers last year know that he
ID handle his subject well. Mr.. Bell
also have an excellent paper.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
THEY COME AND GO.
A Review of the Movements Of Peon,a
You Know.

Review of the Movements of Peon,o
You Know.
Mrs. W. J. Morris, after pleasant
visit of several days to Miss Fannie
jackson, left on Saturday last for Daw-
Son, where she will reside in the future.
we regret to give this estimable lady mn.
as she was loved by all our people,
Cuthbert Leader.
DR.. Cross, who had been attending a
medical college in Nashville. Tenn.
stopped in Dawson Friday while enroute
to his home in Early county.
Mrs. Dixon, of Leary, and Miss Dodge.
OF Atlanta, visited the families of Judge
). b. Perry and Mr.. W. H. Mercer last
week.
Misses Mamie and Annie Statham.
who have been visiting their brother in
Sumter county, returned home Friday.
Mr.. j. E. Newberry, of Dublin, has
been IN Dawson several days visiting
Chief of Police Savage.
Mrs G.. r. Tillman, after stay of a
month with relatives in Thomasville,
has returned home.
Mr.. Jas. Melton, of Abbevile, was in
the city Sunday ON an important and
tender mission
Mr.. Goode Query visited his aunt.
Mrs. Mercer, in Georgetown a few days
ago.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Brown has returned
home from visit to her sons IN Florida.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Patterson are here
from Lumpkin visiting Mrs. H. S. Bell.
Col. W. W. Dews, Inspector of fertil-
izers, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Aida Craven returned on Mon
day from visit to Eufauia.
Miss Matte Walker, of Columbus, is
the guest of Mrs. S. 5. James.
Mr.. John Ed Thomas, ofs Smithville,
was in the city Friday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
YOUR@e00
SPRING SUIT.

Must ct we'll and to fit we'll it has
to be made for you. In style and fit
stock suits cannot he depended on.
To fit, oaly tailor made clothing is
perfect, With Reinach, Ullman &
Co., of Chicago, and Kahn Bros, Of
Louisville, KY, two of the best
known clothing houses in the United
States, | can afford to guarantee sat-
isfaction. Gail and look at ny
line of samples, l take pleasure in
showing them. Suits from $1,000
up. Pants from $3.50 up,
WILL N. KENNEY. ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
A Distinguished Visitor.

b. B. S. Holmes, the noted physician
'argeon of Atlanta, was in Dawson
pay on professional business.
Holmes was surprised at the
ia Of Dawson, and said the city
pied more evidences of thrift
prosperity than any other town
sSlze in Georgia. DR.. Holmes is
natures noblemen, and to know
to be his friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
Quits the Rail- Road.

Mr.. L. Crouch, who haN been in the
office of the COLUMBUS Southern railroad
at Dawson for the past several years, will
give up his position there in few days
to engage in other work. He has bought
and will consolidate the dray lines of
Messrs. M. G. Statham and j. P. Crouch,
and will give his time and attention
to that business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
A Speakers Place

/. VIII VI Gurr, one of the bright young
terrell county, who is attending
college has won a speakers
L The junior class, and will appear
stage in that capacity next com
snent.
speakers places were awarded
On . class standing. Mr.. Gurr has
me record in college.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
TILL SUFFERS FROM HIS BURNS.

atom Has Had Fever For Several
DAYS.
Thomas Keaton, the Calhoun county
rderer, is still suffering from the
Ids on his neck and shoulders caused
the boiling water that his victim
y Lingo, threw on him. The burns have
i pei him severely and have required a
Pd deal of attention from County Ply
an Kendrick. For several days the
iBoner has been confined to his bed
b fever caused by the sores.
Eeaton will be carried to Morgan
shday week fov trial before Judge
IRer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
NvTrnarew the Charge.

"Sir, did you say that the pug dog
evoluted from monkey?"
SIS this your pug dog, MADAME
eyes, sir. -
"Then beg the monkeys pardon. {"
Detroit Free Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12

Owens & Gurr's carriage smith has q
years experience. Carry them your
work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
Weak and Nervous

Pscrlbes the condition of thousands
eOple at this season. They have no
Ptite, cannot sleep, and complain of
Frustrating effect of warmer wealth.
This condition may be remedied by
'ds Sarsaparilla, which creates an
lite and tones up all the organs. 1t
I good health by making the blood
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12

20 barrels of sele cted seed potatoes at
II o. Crouch's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
For Guardianship.

GEORGIA-TERRELL County.
Ordinary's Office, January %, 1896,
Frank Nasworthy having spilled to /,
me or guardianship of the persons
and property of George F. Pierce. 4
minor Of said county, notice is heres
BY given that said application will be
heard at my Office at 10 o'clock q M
on the first Monday in March next }
j. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12

PODS Pills cure liver ills, constipa-
Olliousness, jaundice, sick headache,
eS.iOn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-12
SUNDAYS Servica

/ were no services in the city ex-.
\ Vne Methodist church Sunday.
pIcn was crowded, and Rev. j. B.
Pne preached a forceful and elo-
sermon from the text: II have
good fight" etc. Mr.. John
StIong thinker and a magne tic
b and large congregations always