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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

Futures here closed steady, with prices unchanged to
10 points lower, with sales OF 22,250 rags. Havre
declined i2t. to 4f. Hamburg declined y pfg: TO -
pig. Rio was fiat at $50 reis decline; receipts In two
days. 100000; stock, AGA. 900; exchange z 1884.
an advance OF l'9ed. Santos was wax prices nom
inal; receipts In four days. 81 900; stock. l,lOs.OoO.
Bearish cables and lquidating sales for European sc'
count caused the decline here to-day. A demand to
cover for local account checked the decline.
METALs.Iron-Pig iron warrants were quiet and
unchanged. Spot and November. SB,9O@S1; Deoem'
ber. e8.e5@S1.o6i January, 67@S7l0; February.
S7.Oo@S1lo; March, April and May. eIlO&sT 90.
Copper-Quiet and unchanged ut lO.so9l lie. Lead
Easier. Spot, 9.9o@9 .0bo. November aud December.
S.s1h2eS9e5c ~Tin-Easy at l880@la.7oc. for
spot. November and december. pelter-Unchanged
at Z. l094.20c.
NAVAL SToREs-Quist and nominally unchanged.
hpirits OF turpentne. 80 1&3lc.; common TO good
strained rosin, el.40@El.4b.
PETRoLEUM-Crude certificates were unquoted here
aud IN OIL City.
PRovisIoSs-Lar steady hut Inactive; prime, SI.55.
FORK dull but nrmi now mess. eb@SO.oO; do. old.
es.o0@3s. 10. ,Tallow, ale. Dutter-cTeamer West
ern. 2S2c. EggS-State. lSd2lc.; Western. zoe.
chicago, Nov. 4.-"ProyiSions were easy and a little
lower early, but recovered and closed steady at q
small advance, some improvement In the cash de-
nAnd being the strengthening influence. Most OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
Ren, Estate Private Sales.

Mandelbaum & Levine have purchased Nos. a+s
and 244 Madison street, brick dwellings. on q plot
4Ix90.
Case & Farley have sold for NJ. B. Houpt q Son to
John Dow No. 900 Jefferson street, Q frame dwelling.
on lot 20XS0.
Maciay & Davies have sold for John R. Simmons
No. . East Eighty.fourth street. q four-story stone
front dwelling, on lot 25x102.2.
The Petty. Soulard & Walker Realty Company has
bought from Henry p. DeGran the plot at the south
l45x1oOxl56.
The Atlas Improvement Company has sold to Hirsh
Bros. nine lots on the south side Of Hath street, 1875
feet east OF the Boulevard.
James Carlew has sold tho four.story and basement,
box.stop, brownstone, 20.foot dwelling No. 321 West
Eighty. eighth street to Mrs. Robert Marshall at about
03S. 500.
The West Brooklyn Land and Improvement Com
pany has sold about 1000 lots in the Bay Ridge dis.
trict, BROOKLYN. The purchaser 10 q syndicate. at
whose head Is W. II. Reynolds. and tho price 10 said
TO be about 81. $50, 900. Mr.. Reynolds will erect
from S3, 900 upward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-supreme Contradictions Or.
snamoNS l.l.s.<. 90. IL. l9. IS. II. 10. 92. 20.
supreme court-specia Term.-part L-Mo,,on
calendar called at 1880 A. II. Part l.-Ex.plrte
matters. Part Iu.-Clea Motions. Demurrer
Eos, 542. b7o. Preferred cauSes-No. 6098. Part
ty.-Cisar. Law and Fact-Nos. bI9O, 17s4, 2oeT.
500. ssSo. eo5e. 1899. 49o4, 6288. b50a. b07o,
6l00. %s77; oeeH. 1915. 6S0S. 6404. D48S, blei''
Part v.-Case unnnished. Cases from Part Nv. PaTt
NO day calendar. Trial Term-Part H.-Clear. Pre-.
ass. lao7t. 1876. 1889. 1877. iao5o., 1876 IL.
1854. 1888. 1880. llsl4. Part Iu.-Case diminished.
Nos. 422l: Ola, 5000. 1910. 7792. 2Ol4, b44O,
TITO. 1900. bl6e. $3.50. S0i9,, 1884 9YST,' Ts9y.
o2vo. Part IV.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part y.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part iii
Part vI.-Case unfinished. Case from Part III, Part
yu.-Caao unfinished. Noa 1878. 2b34, 46S5, 1870,
s sss9. s saTs. s 2ial. sS ego. 3s6o; 5asl Tsish'
eeis, &t27. 20. 1884. zoos. Part vIL-Casc unnn.
ished cases from Part VII. Part IX.-clear. Gases
from Part VII. Part X;-clesr: Cases from Part
Part II. Part &u.-cAAe unfinished. Gases from
surrogates Court - Chambers.-hot calendar
called at 1890 A. NJ. For probato-Wilis of Albert
querin, Jacob Weigei. at 10 A.. M; Fannie HoeIter,
Jacob Lebkuchner. Lewis May, Mary A. Charlss. Hsr.
riet h. LeRyens. Anna Peabody, at 1880 A, NJ; Frank
Alderman, at IL A. Nj Maria r. Manning, David
felsenheld. Mary Mccarthy. Sebastiano Crosse, FranE
hothschild. at 2 i. H.. Trial Term-No. 1890, will OF
Sebastian spieler. at 1920 A. n.
City court-Spociai Term
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

t,r,a tho MARKET was duh. outside speculation being
very light, "a, 600 hogs are estimated for tomorrow"
guoAn-Rnw nominal, So test, Bh@S b.Iec.; oes
test, 8R0sTc. Refined easy and 1'lec. lower on low
grades.
occurred basis, - follows; T~exas-Spring, nne, ~
montha, $50 bbc. spring, nne. o and 4 months, b00
medium, 0 aud 8 months. 4a@t9c.; fall. nne. lI@tbc.
canfornia-spring northern. free. 9 and is months,
boS5ic.; southern, i9 months. bi@59c.; south:
em. and 8 months ,S S5Sasc'i fall, free.
ern No; !; SssStc:' ssstcsn Nc; 4e@sSe.,
valley No e. l. 4 Tssr,,S,y ' s,SSle NO; =, As SS SSS q ya, nsy
medium, bt05ec:, medium. oo@aec. Territory Or
medium, 10000. Pulled wools-FineA A. 49@59c,; A
eupers, 48S4Sc., y supers. 4i@t3c.; G supers, $40
abc I, nne combing, 4b66t8c,; combing, t0c.; California
1nest, b9@59c.; California second, bl@52c.; Western
extra, 47@49c.i Western super, 4l@4+c.; Western
low, eb@ssc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

The trading In cotton to-day was quiet and feature
less. At the opening prices wero firm, but after the
first transactions tho market weakened. and prices
slowly receded on the absence of general frosts and
on increased receipts at the ports and the principal
interior towns. Then, too. the South continues to
some stop loss orders were reached contributing to
weaken the tone. Toward the close prices rallied
slightly on covering OF shorts, but the last prices
were near the lowest figures OF the day. The
quantity to come into sight for tho week
II estimated at 5000 bales. against bBO.-
900 In the big crop year of 1894. The
Signal Service predicts showers tonight in the South
west, followed by colder weather. with a possibility
OF snow in the western portions OF Oklahoma aud the
Indian Territory. Rome, Ga, Oct. CO." Weather
clear and cool tho past week. Some traces OF light
frost. II Il not thought killing frost would do injury.
as the remarkably favorable weather conditions for
eight weeks past has not resulted in developing any
top crop. Although picking has regularly continued
still white, and probably picking is not as near com.
pletiou AZ this time last year, when about Nov.
10 marked practical close OF the harvest"
Paris, Tex. Oct. 8O.-"Inasmuch as weather
to-day IL much warmer than expected. /
think chances for frost at this time have been dis
PEELED. Good weather prevailing has und~ oubtcdly
helped the crop. AS II IL maturing very fast. and
chances are much better at places where some time
ago the prospects indicated only an Indifferent yiolI.'
birmingham. Ala, Oct. ~SU.-"Crop prospects very
good. outturn much better than expected 80 days
ago: No top crop. and damage from frost impossible.
Had several light frosts this week, none OF any CON
sequence yet. When quarantine is raised, We expect
an enormous movement"
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and weak; No.
q. oac. Sales 800 bags Marscaibo on private terms.
The future trading was A6 fOllOWR:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

1.-Two stock Market.

New YoRK. Thursday. Nov. 4.-Receipts OF beeves
only 81 head: no trading Of any account; feeling
steady. Dressed beef steady at IGasl2c. Y n. for
markets quote American steers at 1l@lll2c. y n,
dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at so
SL,c. y n. Exports to-day SO beeves and 20 sheep;
no hipment to. morrow.
Receipts OF calves. all for tho markott, were 80
head; IIV head on sale all told. Steady, but quiet;
ali sold. veals sold at e5Ss7 y 100 ms, grassers at
eS, Western calves at 81. 200 %. Dressed calves
generally steady; city dressed veals 100 iac. 2 n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs, including . cars
direct, were 4.24S head; "a cars on sale all told.
Slow, steady oil around. About 10 cars unsold. Sheep
sold at 2.5O@s 81. 90 y 100 lbs, lambs az ooSeoSO.
Dressed mutton, chose y ~; dressed lambs. 70&9c,
Receipts OF hogs were l,572 head; IS head on sale.
Lower, at 90. S06Do4 10 Y 100 lbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
Real Estate Auction Sales.

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday. William
Kennedy sold No. 994 Westchester avenue. four.
closure. to Simon Danzig and another, plaintins. for
$40, 900; also No. 3l7 West 18sth st., three.story
brick dwelling. lot 7.8xe9.1 II, foreclosure, to G. =.
Mattlage. for S18. 600.
three-story brick dwelling, lot 18x1oo. L. foreclosure.
to Ella c. vanderbosat as guardian. plaintiff. for
$4,000.
Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold Nos. 52e and 52s East
Fourteenth street. two hve-story brick tenement
houses. plot o0x1O3.3. foreclosure. to Victor Gerhardt.
for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
elections aud aaestiaas.
NEW YohK OFFICE OF

No, 40 Cedar ST.. New York. November 4, 1887.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockhoiders WIN ia
held At the principal ONCE OF the Company. in the
state OF New JerSey, the Refinery, near Duttenburg
In Union Township. Hudson County, on Thursda1'
the "a day OF December. lsU7, at IL O'clock noon, FOR
action Of such other business as may properly come
The Preferred and Common Stock Transfer Rook,
viii be closed on Thursday. the 18th day OF Noyem.
per. lov1 &c three o'clock p. NJ and will remaia
ten o'clock A. H..
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
JCsTUS Z. RALPH, SSopotaEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve. S2o5,2es.774 500. SOC. $40

AHA ChSn balance,
Including gold reserve, s2O5, 2as.774 s2O4. coo. o4e
sDencit.
Money In London 2@2I4 . cent. Rates of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills. 2A@27s y cent. Amount of bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day 100000. The Bank of Eng
land minimum rate of discount unchanged at
3 y cent. The proportion of its reserve to liabil.
tiles Is 47.O3 y cent, against 47.63 last week and
ol.97 the same week last year. The weekly
statement OF tho bank shows the following
changes from the previous account Total re.
serve decreased 2743, 900. circulation increased
R3O9. 600. bullion decreased 3433,67O. Other"
securities decreased &235,O 600, other" depos-
its decreased e~l,172.000. public deposits in
creased 3l36.00O, notes reserve decrease Rbl6,-
600. Government securities decreased 232, 900.
Paris adyices quote 8 v cents at l03 francs
47ia centimes. Exchange on London rs francs
l7l2 confines. The weekly statement of the
Bank OF France shows tho following changes
from the previous account: Notes In circula-
tion increased 10, 10000 francs. treasury &C:
counts current decreased $780, 900 francs. gold
on hand decreased 100000 francs. bills dis
counted decreased 1870 900 francs, silver on
hand Increased 10000 francs.
The Oregon Improvement Reorganization Com
mIttee notifies depositors OF consolidated mort
gage bonds and preferred and common stock OF
the Oregon Improvement Company that the
third installment OF So5 on each bond $3.50 on
each share OF preferred stock and 81 on each
share OF common stock Is payable on or before
Nov. 10 at the Manhattan Trust Company.
The sales Of mining stocks at tho New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
RAILROAD AND OTHER snARKs.

RAILROAD AND 9TH snAREs.
Open High Lot- -C1ostnS-
fno. est. est. Bid. asked.
el7s7 Am sR..la7 1871 la5 1864 1851
sao AM liz lloa1ll ll1a
1850 Am SIN ea ea eh 90 90
800 AmsMp IS 27 26a 2eh 27ls
ee4o Am lob. 81 elb soh sok soa
10 Am Ex..117a ll7a ll7hll6 l1s
ITO Am con 2oh 2oh 2oh 20 2oa
1850 Atch.T&
SEE. ID 10 les lea ID
7t5o Atch.TE
= . 90 se ga s7s s7a
$50 Bait o 49, lah 1ah 1874 49,
100 Bait &o.
,,.., $. swD,a 81 O. g. g. g
1855 Br'k RT 80 80 a2is 32o 80
20 B I'm G.l21a 1914 1919 l2lh12s
1910 Can So. 66h 66A 90 64h 64ia
1880 CHI CIV 10 l5 l4s l4a l44
1900 chcs&o 21S 2lh 2lh 2ih 21s
$50 CHI 64a Sab 64h 90 64a
2oess Chic Gas o5h e6] oAa 90 o5b
1900 &C. ca
stL.... "a aAh ass sah sas4
0oso C &Nwl2l l21 100 1909 1907
80 c&Nwple2 1873 1e2 1872 -
ses7e c. B 90. eds q 90 e3h e31
2s5S7 c.Mas,r Ola els CO., OH elas
GOT c.M&st
Ppt...lses lasa ses 1ses 1870.
1870 CRAP s4a s4s sas sas s4is
, 800 e;as.s. 9 sossao g" ,es g. 400 g
$50 c.IALp 20 30 go 20 80
2o9O D&Hud.llo lie ITO loea lloh
200 D.L&wl53 1863 1853 l52 1854
eooD&RGp a. a. A3h 4ah d.
600 Erie l.tp $50 SO a6h a6s s51
100 Eris2 dp l9h leh o 10 20
400 9Th 90 go 25 90 2e
leFw&Dcs Is l6 Is - =
1880 oenEioo g aga 3l@ SO 32L
sHBclan. 9sa es+ esh esh ee1
1908 mcent. lo1h 1904 1901 lolA
ESQ la Cen. . 81 90 o
400 Ko.PAa 2As 24s 24h e3h 24h
200 X q Mich IA ~ ~ -
17a 17a 17a l6 II
geo LEswp 7ss 7sb 7sn re 7ah
400 Lake shl7o 40 40 40 III
100 Lacl Gas 4lh 4lh 4lh 4lk Als
sl25 Lou N 56s 66b 63h 64s 64k
sa4b Man Conf o1S lolh 1901 1000 lolL
100 Min Iron b7 OF 81 OF OH
47b MetstRy o2t 1922 LOB lolh lo2h
hcsnlo 6 lO6 lo6 lolb lo4l
1855 Mo Pao.. go 2et 2eh 2sAs 2ss
1885 M.KATp BIZ 3lk aoh 3os 81
400 Mob 4 o 26h 26h go 24a a6L
soos n ) Cen, So sss So. SO SO.
1885 N Y Cent? o6k lo6S 100 1904 1862
lill NatLead IA 33h 80 80 33t
100 Natl dplo3h 1921 lo3h 1921 lo3h
900 Nor Am, A. d. Al 4 Al
100 Yea
stL.... l3h 1871 l3a 3 Ia
boNY.c&
SLAP a6 SO s6 SO 80
700EY.s&w IT II II 9 l7l
300 y. S
wpt... alb alh 3oh 30 81
100 4 w. 1914 l3k l3t 13h la
laeo &Wp 42is 42s 4l5 ala 42S
1870 NorPac. l7l l7l l7b l7S l7s
1890 N Paop. 6lS 6lI bo1 6lb 6lt
1885 ontA l6b lbh l6h l6b lbh
100 oRANpf o7% o7s e7% 90 70
900 oresL.. 49, lsh l6h l6h 10
1895 PAc Mail 3ob o 2sh 2eS 80
1886 puiPIo,e 60 400 1905, ee le7
1870 I. c.c&
stL... sah 3eL 3l1 alS alE
30 PsnnRRl l2 1l2 ll2 lllhl1e
$500 Reading slh sls slh FL" sI'
1+ie Read p 47A z AZ az an
t2o Read Up 27 27 26% 26J 81
100 W 64t san 64h 90 SO
ITO stLsw Az al a. 4
1900 79L 79b ~ TN 77S
400 30 Pae.. 2ok GOV GOV lob 2oi
$50 So 81 Oh Oh 0b o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
F1NAEoLAB AND ooM1rnno1An

CLOSING PRICES or UNITED srkT1s Bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

WEST CHICAGO sTREET RAILROAD COMPANY.
w % WALL sT. NEW YORK, Nov. !. 1897.
The Board OF Directors Of this Company have this
day declared a quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE
HALF On per cent. on its capital stock, payabla
Nov. 10. 1897. at the onico OF the Company.
transfer DOCKS VII close Nov. 8 and reopen Nov, ID.
L. s. OWSLEY, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05
Airidends aud auterest.

Dividend No. ne.
u COTTON OIL COMPANY.
No. 80 Cedar St., New York. November 4. 1897.
Al a meeting OF the Board OF Directors. held this
day: a semlannual dividend OF 8 per cent. upon the
Preferred Capital Stock OF The American Cotton Cd
on!oe Of winslow. Lsnier a Company. II Nassau
The transfer books will be closed at 800 r. NJ, No.
yember IL, and reopened at 1000 A. Ii. Desembe1
0. 1897.
JUsTUs +. ALPH. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

Barley-was strong. New feeding. 2s@2siAc.. cost
and freight to Bunaio; mailing. 4Otg SOC. as to quality.
Rye-was weak. state, o1@5lLc. No. 2w Western, soc.
cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot was more
active and nrm. Sales sac, 600 bush. Including 432,.
600 No. 2 mixed ut 32So. and ll2.0OO yellow at
99asc. free on board afoat here. and 10000 No. .
mixed on private terms for export at the outports:
No. Y mixed. 3OLc. in elevator; .. 900 yellow Mt 3lac.
in elevator. Futures advanced 'sc., but closed un.
changed to lee. lower. Future sales 10000 BUSH.
as follows!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-05

LONDON. November LIST. 1897.
Having Jointly made an issue OF these bonds in this
market. under date of May 10Th. 1888. simultap4 ously
with that made In New York by our respective
representatives. who have signed the above circular.
we strongly recommend all holders OF the bonds %
deposit them In the manner suggested. in order 70 ~
sure an energetic defence of their interestA
j. S. MORGAN 6 90.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & co.
Barring BROTHERS & CO., Limited.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
PARROT PARAGRAPHS.
Property Changes Hands. News Items and
Personal Mention of Interest.

Property Changes Hands. News Items and
Personal Mention of Interest.
Our south Georgia women take the lead
yet Mrs L. NJ. johnson, near Parrot,
lost her husband five years ago. Left
entirely alone with a debt of two hun
bred and ninety dollars hanging over her,
she has, by her own efforts, paid the
debt and is now ready to begin another
year free Of debt and with three bales OF
cotton, two hundred bushels of corn and
hogs enough to make her own meat and
some to spare. Who can beat this?
Our school is doing splendidly and
we think will compare favorably with
any in the state with similar surround
ings 1t offers every advantage to young
men and ladies wishing the higher
course of education. Our children have
caught the spirit and are working like
bees, giving token of bright futures.
Mr. j. w. Tiley has bought the va
cant lot in the rear of his store and the
warehouse formerly owned by Mr.. Par
rOtt, fronting the railroad. Mr.. Tiltey
says he wants his friends to know that
he has quit trading on crippled mules
and is investing in town property.
Mrs. Susan Wills, an aged lady, died
in The Twelfth district last week. She
had been a most useful won.an in her
life, and leaves many friends to mourn
her departure.
Mr.. a. c. Wright will soon open a
stock of general merchandise in the
| Weaver brick store.
M. A. j. Lee has bought forty acres of
land adjoining his mill from Mr.. PARROT
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
No Room for Doubt.

Proof, yes overwhelming proof can
be furnished of the excellent curative
qualities Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Il caught cold which led to a cough
and pain in the chest. (pneumonia?) I
bought Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
after taking one bottle of it, the cough
began to disappear; when I finished
taking the second bottle was cured.
Gustav Thurmaster, 40 Hickory St,
Cleveland,O." DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
costs but 25 cents, Take only Bulls.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
JUDGE GRIGG'S BILL.
IT WILL PROVIDE FOR FREE RI.
RAJ MAIL DELIVERY
Will BE introduced When Congress
Meets Next Month. What
He Says of 1t.

Judge Gliggs has prepared an import
ant bill for introduction when congress
meets in December.
Judge Griggs, who is member of the
postotiice and postroads committee of
the national house Of representatives. is
very much interested in the problem OF
better mail facilities for the people who
live in the country, and the purpose of,
his bill isto pro Tide for tree mail dehv-
cry along public roads.
Assistant Postmaster-Genera Heath
has recommended free mail delivery
in the country, and this fact, taken in
connection with correspondence he has
had with the department at Washington
on the subject this summer, leads Judge
Griggs TO hope to secure the passage of
his measure.
While in Atlanta few days ago Judge
Griggs was reported by the Constitution
as saying of free delivery in rural com
munities:
''It will be several years perhaps before
a satisfactory free mail delivery will be
reached in the thinly settled districts,
but that 1t IS bound to come in the near
future is no longer question. My bill
provides tor the delivery of all mail
along the public roads. 1t is not for a
house t. house delivery, but a delivery
to boxes placed not nearer than two
miles along all the public roads. No
man will object to sending mile for his
daily paper, or walking that distance, if
it is necessary, and this will place no
man who lives on public road more
than mile from his postoffice. That
would be vast improvement over pres
ent conditions. Every man can. under
The conditions of the bill which | will
introduce, have bis own private box,
and several can club together and have
their mail put in the same box Thus
CitiZ 5ns who do not live on the public
road can have their boxes on the public
road just as if they lived on it, and have
the mail delivered there just the same.
But the details are unimportant. This
bill will provide tor daily mail conven-
iently placed for all of the people OF the
rural districts, and that's the main uues-
uon. Something must be done by the
government TO amehOIate the hard social
and business conditions Of country life.
Nothing, ia rly opinion, will contribute
more TO this tnau a free mail delivery
OF course thay is but one step, but it is
something which is due the agricultural
classes, aud which they should have
The farmers have MT been receiving
JheT share Of benefits from the legisla-
ZION OF recent years, and the sooner we
tf 10 I'D.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
Death of a Young Man.

Mr.. David Wimberly, son of Mr. j. G.
Wimberly, died at the home of his faith
er, near the line of Terrell and Calhoun
counties, on last Tuesday morning after
an illness Of only three days with hemor-
rhagic fever. The bdrial occurred
Wednesday afternoon at New Hope
Methodist church, Rev. l.. j. Ballard
performing the last sad rites Mr. VIM
berly, who was resident If Dawson
several years ago, was bic yonng
man of high christian character, and his
death brings sadness to the hearts # all
who knew him
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
Cor Administration

Georgia, Terrell County. WINE IThare3s
Office, November %, 189I-T5 I 10 me
j. w. Wooten has Represented ~ late
that the estate of Mrs. i. e. Lu l,,t rep.
of said county, deceased, is "lIn orv that
resentation, and that it is neGeSS .bssreon.
there should be administrator, nersops
This is, therefore, to notify aIl # any
concerned 10 file their objeclioD9m, Monday
they have, on or before the llFsO should
in December next, why lelt7 lSo sape.
not be granted to the clerk OF an no,e 9th,
rior court OF Terrell county OF SUI
er fit and proper uerson. o,iinary.
j. w. ROBERTS, otuin"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10

ty millionS-a small sum to be 3ontribut-
ed to the happiness and prosperity of
the farmer, when you consider that for
all purposes and classes we appropriate
S50O,CG0,O00 year, and that the farmer
contributes so largely to this sum. My
plan would not result in any increase of
taxation, as the expenses Of rural deliv-
cry could be easily met by looping off
unnecessary expenditures in other di-
rections. My idea is for more
equal distribution of the ben
etits, so that the farmer will get q share,
and believe free rural delivery is a step
in the right direction"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
This Is Worth Reading.

To advertise our College we will give a
thorough course of instruction in double
and single entry Bookkeeping and Com
mercal Arithmetic by mail free of charge
to limited number of persons. This
course will be completed in forty less MS.
NO charge for diplomas. Text books
furnished at less than one-half the usual
price. Class will be organized in few
days. Full particulars free. Address;
The American Business C)llege, Omaha,
Nebraska.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10

The News has been requested by
Commissioner Whitchard TO notify the
the teachers to meet in Dawson on
Saturday morning, November 10Th, at
ten O'Clock a, m, for the purpose of
recognizing the Terrell County Teach
ers' Association. The presence Of ey-
cry teacher is earnestly desired.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
Dawson Talent viii Assist.

Two of Dawson's accomplished young
ladies, Misses ennie May Ingram and
Lizzie Lowrey, will assist in an enter
tainment at Georgetown Friday night
for the benefit OF the Methodist church
at that place. The Methodists of George
town are preparing to begin the erection
of new house of worship.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-11-10
Forged An Order.

Dud Minis fifteen vear-old white
boy who frequents the streets Of Daw-
son forged an order fer a shot gun
Monday afternoon. The order was to
MesserJ Petty q HoIliugsworth, the
hardware men, and bore the name Of
Mr. w. II. Gurr No warrant was TAX
-Nn for lhe how