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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
Eiaxseed-HiSher. Siln

i1EeeeG-h1SlcEs Sl-lu
Hay-steady; prairie. CoGsso; timo-
thy. ssca1a5o
Iiutter-Steady: creamery. iSG2ec
EgSS-F.rm; TIC.
Pork-Qu:et; standard mess. jobeins.
Lard-HIgher: prime. aI7is: choice.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec 6-F1our-Receipts. ST.
925 barrels; exports. $50. Quiet and a
shade lower 10 sell: Minnesota patents. $
f59o; Minnesota bakers, si-aafii0; winter
whea;-Receipts. Iaas5o bushels: exports.
2ls.5S. Spo. easy: No. red, G1z 2 o. u.
afoai- Options opened easy under eearisn
statistics and ewak cabl0, rallied on for
II urder Shows increase Of "a per cenN n
winter area and unloading. closed VQ3sc
net lower; No. red May. SIS; December.
Corn-Receip,s. $3.50 bushels; exports.
2tS. 81 Spot steady. No. 2 23a- Options
steady, advanced on decreased supply fg-
ures and local markets. eased OF slightly
with wheat and closed unchanged. May q;
December. 3o7..
OatsRecelpts. aneT 700 bushels: exports.
200. i5s. Spot nominal: No. ?. csisGe6&-
Options dun, but very steady all DAY. clos
ing hGf1.c net higher; May, IA; December
ais
California dried fruits-AppIes very
steady and quiet; Evaporated apples. COM
mon, sf7c per pound; prime wire tray. 7s.p
Sc; wood dried. prime. s;s: choice, Sia: fancy
sfsiz. Prunes. S11GSc per pound, as 70
size and quality. Apricots, Royal, TGSizc
per pound; Moor Park, 91ilc- Peaches.
unpeeled. 7Gloc per pound; peeled. l3Neoe
Butte--Recelpis, 5.512 packages. Firm:
western, 14G23; Elgins, s3l=G24: factory. III
q1F..
Esgs-ReceIpts, 4.2s3 packages: steady.
State and Pennsylvania, Z4e5; western, %
Q3c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Dec. 6-wheat-No. red
western winter, stock exhausted; No.
red northern spring, duh, Is 71zd.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Dec. 6-Cattle-The arrivals OF
cattle somewhat exceeded most expecta-
tons. and the trade was aSa.n slow except
in good 10 choice fat cattle. which were
In very fair demand. Prices were no bot
ter and sales were az S.Sof5-B for the
commOnest dressed beef steers. UP 20 S-I5
G5.0o fer choice shipping cattle, with ex-
ira beeves wanted at S9.ifI6-0. The bulk
OF the offerings found purchasers al - lea
40. and the general runs sold very badly
many lots Of cattle that had been IN the
pens hall a week or more selling az large
losses 20 country shippers. Calves sold al
scO0d7.co for the best grades.
EOgs-Trade was good local and ship
ping demand for hogs and prices averaged
2iac higher. The bulk OF the offerings sold
az s330G3 i2ii; packing lots, going a. t32
ass, and prime shipping hogs at G-5e<5
3-52H. Pigs sold largely at 1.25da.40
Sheep-Trade in sheep and lambs was ec-
tics al stron ger prices: choice sheep ad-
vancing about 10c and prime lambs l5c
Common 70 prime sheep were sa1aOle al
8. oofi4.75- fsd westerns selling al 81 +Gi 8
and feeding sheep at so5d4i0. Lambs sold
ar AoFI5.S for common to prime.
ReceIPts-Cattle. $50; hogs. $500; sheep
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. 6-CattIA-Recetpts. s.
OBJ Market steady: Texas steers. s. 2Sd4.I0: /:
Az: native cows and heifers. S75d4 %.
$50
HoEs-Recelpts. $500. Marke: STEADY 20
8 higher. bulk OF sales. =. 35lf3 g: heavies
g 25l3.S7iz; packers, HsDQ3.40: mixed.
S.57iSa3.i0; light. s33aa271s; yorksrs, 81 %
GS25; pigs. s2SGS-3.
Shsep-Rsceipts. 200 Marke. very
strong; lambs, *5.s5ds-so: muttons. s@-759
45
Representative sales: Texas steers. q
head average 1is3 pounds s4I0; Texas cows
= head, S52 pounds. x3.IO. native steers.
70 head average 1881 pounds. N-&; native
COWS and heifsrs. g head average I3
pounds, $50: stockers and feeders, y head
average $50 pounds. ti50. bulls head av-
ersge l3sS pounds. t.S0.
ST LOUIS.
S.. Louis Dec. s.-cattle-RAceipts. g.
GO. Market steady 20 strong. Far 20
fancy. native steers. 8. DdSiO: Light 70
dressed beef grades. t.+lI4. %: stockers
and feeders g. 41li4. -; cows and heif=-s
a-jGIr4.iQ. Texas and Indian steers, E.N1
AS: cows and he.fers. s225d37s
Ho-EReceipts. 40ro Market cents
higher; light. S-51h3-55: mixe9. 8 -31Gat0.
heavy. 3 30as. a.
sheep-Receiprs. 250o Market strong
Native muttons. a.75d4.b0s lambs. p5J9
SO.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Dec s--Coree-Opticns opsn-
ei steady az IS TO 3 points advance ca
lighter receipts at Rio and Santos. and Ga
bles reporting Santos crop damaged BY
drought. which led 20 reduced crop esti-
mates. later broke under liquidation n ao-
sence 90 outside support. closed steady a.
q net gain OF 10 20 % points. Sales n. 90
bags. including December. N.75cS Is:
March. s5$6s.oc. Spot eo1se-Rio nrsn.
No. t-vo.ce Sis. joboIrg. :. Mild-Steaay: !:
Co-dsya. st4Gilsc.
Sugs--Raw strong; refining fai-. -:
firm
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WOOL MARKET

London. Dec. SAT tas wcci auction sales
today l2SH bales were offered. of which
1oe were withdrawn. Competition was
keen for al selections Aoertca bought
Victorian greasy marked 'Russet" and
'Strathvon" at Is and - I'D respectively.
woois marked Fitzgerald realized - sssd-
Cape of Coed Hope and Natal unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

Vienna. De s-Eno@-o- Francss Jo-
seDh today reoelvei ne Austy.xn rnanlA-
1sr sor forsig9 Affairs. Cosrs Got1cAow-
say. ne AaA.sisa pr<ni.-. Baron Won
Gzntsch VOC Frssksnsanrn. s1sd 60
Hungarian Drens~-. Bzrou faE-y. Tns
latter On Monday 5ex. r.E sH4rsf n
the lover houee os To- Hgsxsrsa dls-
At Bgss Pesih 7-0~ixsonal ~.ac--s~1ts
maintaining the ssst4s 91o IN Asuas-
Hungary. a. rszzrds rhs A1Sxeso- H1n<zx-
a. bank a01 the coasEn=uA 3os-1y %
ne e.n1sre-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
WIRE. NAILS AND RODS
Combine 10 to B~ Effected .na Pfsns Are
Well Matared


Cleveland. On!o. Dec. l-The p-oprsed
immense combination of wire. wire naIi
and steel rod Interests. oyerseb adovanx
anything os the kind ever before plasrnect
mas advanced 20 the point where no opn-
GEMS interested have decided 20 % n.
and all tbai remains 20 be dooe - co
reach an agreement on ;he value o< se~
different mills Daily conferences are
being held IN Nes York. ana Clks~szad
manufacturers are IN constant Sxnms1s-
cation win The seat os activity Ths
Cleveland concerns interested sro ne
American wire works. the II p. SaiI
company. the consolidats-s wiz snd
Steel company. tho Csevelsnd RoE.inx
MIL company sri re Johnson cornpany-
The Piftsourg interests are the PaEfu
IN works. -he Beaver F@lis WORKS. ths
Plttsburz Wire company and ne OiiyeT-
Snyder company. Tbs iast nsnsed car
res with tas Oiiye- ints-e~fx IN chs tn
menss Carnegie so1BtsitsOns B~<des
rod and xirs mFls the nex condemnation
'nclBtes steel nins. bisst fITn@css snd
Iron ore mines Mines are 0x1ss 81 th@
Cleveland Rolling M.l company and BY
ne Oliver and Carnegie tnt7es-A II -
the plan that all t5> Interests Snvosvs4
lose their identity and 10 oot os bssss-
ness and that there De simply tns oss
great ornpsny. TIE s.st~~neus n rnads
that John Gstez. the orixioafor of rns
sc5aean>. viii nor oe he se-s~2si zsspsxef.
a. was ~ srss suggested. h1t thai tass
Office vii D. oc-8po~d By ". r. epy8s-
of Pitfsoarz. TIE further statement -
made By Clevsiznd iron raen who are II
tsrested ssst tns oonsros az ne big oozs-
pany VII rest n Fhe hsnds q J. Per-
pont Morgan and hAs aas0ossssk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
DRY GOODS MARKErS

New York. Dee. sit Is expected thas
within the next day or two. there wiz ss
tons. this too. will have . departing edr>cs
on the marke; Tor al cotton goods. buyers
prefsrrins 10 assume a waiting attitude
rather than 10 plunge into purhas.nS G.
current rates even with tie coanssstons Of
fered by dealers. which arc prooabiy a.
steady. w.li be the reductions 10 be ar
nounced. The reduction N the last two
weeks in prints have not resulted N any
heavy Increase bayond buyers media In
general the market for coson goods II en-
;ireiy unsatisfactory. with ssns-s en.ertatn-
inz hopes for the future. but unable -
give any satisfactory account OF the prsss
ent trading.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
blow to Prevent Pnsamossa

At this rirne OF the year a oold - vsy
easily contracted. and II iete to ran m
course without the aid OF some reilxoss
cough medicine IL liable TO resuit In
that dread disease. pneIrnonis. We
know OF no betts- remedy 20 cure o
cough or cold than Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy. We have used 81 quite ex-
tenslvely and II has Always siven entire
satisfaction-Oi1gsh Ind. Ter. Chief.
This ~ the only remedy that n known
20 be a certain preventive Of pneslusonla.
Among the many thousands who hAve
used IL FOR colds and "A grippe. We Rave
never ye, learned of a single case having
resulted in pneumonia. Persons who
nave weak lungs or have reaeon 20 fear
an attack OF pneumonia. should keep fhs
remedy a; hand. The Is and 30 cent
sizes for sale by drugEsta
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. Dec Cash wheat: No. red.
s.: No. J. sS6s3; Nc. ? spring. sfqss. No J
sp1ns. S9s1; No. , hard winter, s.: No. ,
Cash oorn-No. 2 zIlGss: No. :. ~.
Cash oats-No- :. IA: No. J, 3s4z-
F-Ex-Cash. sl-I2. Northwest, ll51z. De-
es-nher. f.-I2: May. u-Isi5
Receipts today; Wheat, - cars; co-u-
"a. oats, sI2- Estimated car lots torior-
row. Wtsa-. -. corn s3os oats. s>H N!z-
neapons receipts of ghsst. Ia cara
Cn;csso Dec. s-Bu:ts--FIrn; cream
er!es, 1sS2. Gairiez. i46ISc.
EggsF1rm. fresh. 1c-
Dressst pou!try-Sluiet. turkeys. 10 chick
ems, s@9s. ducks, sa4
KANSAS CITY
Ez-sss CITY. Dec s-Whszt-Abo5t =
lowsr. Nc :. T9Gsi: No. Z. 7tf7s; No ! rsJ
q: No 4 .. No. 3 SEQ. No. 4 gas:
No spring. -: No. ; 7s'47L
oet-F.-r: fairy active: So. white.
RyNssEaay: No : e.
Hsy-FE-a; z-tivzs uacasrxe5-
B1-te--F1-775 creamery. ls43s ez-T, =
Esr-EIrn: active: strictly fresA. ~:
storage. 12c-
ST. LOUIS
s. Leuis. De- s-a@c@p;x-FIour. 3
sss. vtezt. s.oes co-u. 1se. sss 0ztz. -
g,a
sAIonsats-Fs5ur. s3s; wasat. ESQ.
co-z. H<9e- czts- u-ga
Ffour-ye-y elaef; 1zcAa1e-5
Vksz,-C.os~1 .sEa<c u73>- SATURDAYS
pr No I'D eAsz. elevator. -. Track
s-Ger.. Dec=z5~r. -. Js.aa-y. Erz. Nay
81. JEiy. 50. "a lzrd czsas EHSSis-
corn--Wsak. NJ. ? casa =. DeceEAe-
~. gsrzrzrx. -: Hay, -
Oz;EWsak. Nc. cash. sseFzto- -.
f-z-k- zi-c December. 3Ssz. Nay. -; Nc.
WATT &c.
Es%FcEs &c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
JOHN BULLS VIEWS on II
CsEai Attitude az saperes.tozxpes< Gener
any Tsteu In Toward the Message

sny Tster In Toward the N~~..ge
L-old3a. Dec the Daily T--eE-z -,
efa1meE-iEs s5iec-1zI,y On Pressd=nf Nc
Elalsy's message. shIs rno-nIng. ssys:
IL used 20 oe Americas proud boast
that she aas 70 foreign poacy. JaEgi1g
s-3n P-eSsien. Nckinssys message tss
Se< Wo-Sd r ID more free tr5n re ba--
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

Liverpool Dec e-Cottoa-Spo. In de-
maHd; prices unchanged American MID
Gig. "a. FSi.urrs dai.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
ssfrp~r..

L L. Cross. Valley cer.e-. osr % bog
Cs7pssI & Horton. csl6xsa. car e,
hogs
whltze- & Blrchissii. cozEsy spriazs.
esr of hogs-
Casfley szsss, Ans0vsr. car ef esstis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

CATTLE
Csttie-HiRher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. ~. Wet. Prize
Z 1s1fs-s go. .......--.-....-...1a1s rD
! 2elisr .-.--.--.--.s----.-s-. - =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
The following official range OF prices on
grain and provieions al Chicago is furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co,
Board OF Trade Room. Sedgwick Block,
Wichita. Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
WICHITA AARKErl

HOGS.
Wlzhlta, Kan Nay {
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Ar,icles. open. Hirh. Low. close yesta:S So
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07
OPINIONS OF THE MESSAGE

Executive Mansion, December s. 1897
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

10 whether there will te other bidders
or a better bid than the maximum
amount herein stated. The question pre-
cented therefore is: Whether the gov
ernment shall. under the authority given
II by the act OF March 3.1ss7. purchase
or redeem the road in the event that
bid is rot made by private parties COW
e-ing the entire government claim To
qualify the government 10 bid at the
sales will require a deposit OF $500, 900. as
follows: In the government cause $780,.
600 and in each OF the first mortgage
causes seoe. 900, and in the latter the de-
posit must be in cash. Payments at the
sale are a. follows: Upon she accept
ance OF the bid. a sum which with the
amount already deposited shall equal Is
per cent OF the bid; the balance in in
stallments OF 25 per cent. thirty. forty
and fifty days after the confirmation oe
the sale. The lien on the Kansas Pa
cific prior 70 ;Siat % t1e government On
the S0th OF July. 1897. principal ana IN
terest. amounted 70 s7.2sI.0 I.04SI1 TIE
government, therefore. should IL become
TIE highest bidder. viii have - pay the
amount % the first mortgage Len
l believe mat unier the act OF 1897 il
has the authority 20 do thi. and IN ab-
sencs Of any action by congress. 1 snail
direct the secresary ot the treasury 70
make the necessary deposit as required
by me courts decree 70 qualify as
bidder. and 20 bid az III sale a sum
which viii AZ least equal t7s principal
OF the deot due % t1s government bur
suggest in Order 70 remove al c3ntro-
very that an amendment be Immediate
y passed explicitly giving S1ea powers
and zppropriatirg N general terms
wheteve- sum is sufficient therefor.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
In 50 important a matter az the gov-
eTnment becoming the possible owner OF
railroad property, which II per<orce must
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-07

tco1sinaed en- FoGrua Pszs)
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
TOWN TOPICS,

II am closing up accounts and want to
to notify all those whose accounts are
past due that unless paid at once | WILL
SUE. No credit after this date. We are
here to stay and will sell for cash only.
Our stock is complete at low prices. If
you want t. save money come and see
us. G.. B, DANIELS. Manaoer
They had been talking about the
Sandwich Islands. care you in favor of
aQnexati0n?" the young man asked, and
the maiden replied cOyly: "Oh, John,
this is so sudden"
Judge Sheffield will very probably
adjourn court today until next Monday,
when the criminal docket will be taken
up. Judge Spence will preside next
week,
Ike Hill, the clever and popular sales
man of the Muse d Cox Co., is out again
after sickness of several days.
The first ripe peach of the season
vas exhibited Saturday by Mr.. T. 5.
Martin. 1t looked tempting.
Mrs. A. j. Carver, Sr, has recently
had her residence repainted, which adds
much to it's appearance.
Mrs. c. l.. Mize keeps complete
line of fancy millinery and sells goods at
sc. cotton prices.
DIR. W. l.. Ballard, Columbus, Ga
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat diseases ex
clusively.
Miss A. B. Smith has some rare bar.
gains in millinery. See her stock before
buying.
Few more boarders wanted at the
10 mes House. Terms reasonable.
DIR. Wallis Face Bleach for sale by
Mrs. G.. L. Mize.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
CITY IN NEED OF CASH,
EMPTY TREASURY FORCES COIN.
GIL TO BORROW.
Electric Light Plant Heavy Expense.
What 1t Costs to Run the City
Government a Month.

An empty treasury is engaging the
aCUenClOn OF the city council.
some three or four weeks AGO the
council borrowed 80 900 with which to
settle with the TT. Wayne Electrical
Corporation in full for the electric liaht
plant, and Friday afternoon special
meeting OF the council was held to de-
wise ways and means for recruiting the
city treasury again. The result of
Chls meeting was the passage of res
OlutiOn authorizing the finance com
mlttee to borrow 81 900 at 8 per cent.
per annum. 1t is thought that this
Will tide the city over until taxes are
DUE
Dawson is conceded to have one of
the very best electric light systems and
to be the best lighted city in The state.
but the cost of operating the plant is
proving very expensive, and to
tins is largely due the low state
OF the city's finances. The plant now
costs the city about 5000 per month
more than the revenue derived from
lights, but this could be largely rene
died by citizens taking lights more
literally for their business houses and
homes. Those who are using electric
lights say they are much less trouble
some and cheaper than kerosene
lamps.
Last month the cost of operating the
plant was $285, which, added to the
other expenses, makes the cost of the
city government about $500 per month.
The public schools cost 5000 per
month, and this added to the expenses
OF the city government makes between
81, 100 and ST. POO that is paid to main.
tain public institutions in DAVIS
monthly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
AN ELEGANT AFFAIR.
Mrs, Edw ards Entertains with a"Country
Dinner"

Mrs. Edw ards Entertains with a"Country
Dinner"
Friday afternoon, from four to six
O'Clock, Mrs. M. 9. Edwards, Jr., was
at home to her friends in honor of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. s. D. Pickett of
Jacksonville, Fla. An interesting feat
ure of the entertainment was the solu-
ton of "a Country Dinner Menu. :"
which provoked great deal of mer i
ment. Quite nulmber were success
full in decipherlng the menu, and it
was left to chance to decide the winner
Of the prize. Mrs. w. r. Baldwin was
the lucky one, and received hand
some prize of hand-painted china.
Ices were served, and while not 50 SUBJ
stantlal as the "CounUry Dinner"
were delightfully."- refreshing.
The ladies present were: Mesdames
5. d. Pickett Of Jacksonville, NJ. c..
Baldwin, A. B, Saxon Of Augusta, J.
Ii. Carpenter, J. G. Parks, J M. Griggs,
Ii. 0. Thornton, E. l.. Rainey, B. B.
Perry, w, r. Baldwin, J. w. F. Low
rey, r. F, Simmons, j. G. Dean, j.
Ii, Query, E. I. Jordan, w. H. Da
Wis, w. B Cheatham. r G. Harper,
Homer Wright, j. A. Laing, J. r.
Mercer, 5 } James, brewery of Allan
ia, Miss Annie Saxon of Augusta.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Money Prizes Ranging from One Cent to
Five Hundred Dollars

Money Prizes Ranging from One Cent tn
Five Hundred Dollars
In another column of THE NEWS will
De round the advertisement OF the Rich
ara ReSpess Co., OF Atlanta, the prize
goods manufacturers, who have in the
last four months established an enormous
rade for their products by ORIGINATING
the unique idea Of. putting money prizes,
ranging in amounts from one cent 70
5000, in the packages of goods sent out
from their factory to the retail stores as
special lnducement FIR the public To
try the same. The prizes are really placed
In the packages and are drawn, and the
papers throughout the state are constant
~ publishing the names and pictures of
people who draw five, ten, twenty-five,
nifty dollars, etc., in five, ten or TWEEN
ty.flve cent purchase of the goods.
1t will be we'll to give the same. vonr
patronage, for you get quail Y equal to
any brand for The same price, aud Won
might draw the $500, or one of the
smaller cash prizes, and if you do not
you VIII get merchandise prize of
some value, as the distribution is fair
ana you stand the same chance of get
ing the $500 prize in five cent pur-
chase as any one. For full particulars
ASK your druggist or grocer for one of
tdelr free circulars.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
JUDGE WENT HOME;
PRISONER WENT FREE.
CONVICTED MAN GAINS FREEDOM
IN AN UNUSUAL WAY.
Solicitor Left to Read the Sentence.
But the Defendants Attorney
Sent His Client Home.

Ihlngs out of the ordinary routine
Will happen now and then to relieve the
monotony and give people something to
thlnk about when a few leisure moments
come,
AT the recent session of Randolph ST.
perlor court, s. THE News learns nv
grapevine, lawyers as we'll as the presid
ing judge, Hon. W. n. Spence. had an
experience somewhat unusual.
A white man, so THE NEWS informant
says, was on trial for assault with intent
TO murder, and after the evidence had all
oeen heard, the arguments made by the
attorneys In the case and the charge de-
llVeTed by the court the jury retired to
make their verdict, but failed to do s. as
promptly as was desired. His honor, be
ing anxious to return to his home at Ca
milla, left verdict written out to be-
read by the Sp!icitor-ge general ia case of
conviction.
After the judge had taken his depart
ure verdict of guilty was brought in
by the jury, but the prisoners ATTORNEY.
Colonel W. G. Norrll, objected to the
solicitor pIOnOuncing the sentence and
told his client to 60 home, which he did
without delay.
Solicitor Irwin wired Judge Spence
what had happened and he fastened back
- Cuthbert and had the man rearlested
and SenteEcad him to pay fine OF $50
or serve twelve months in the chain3aDg.
Colonel WOrrill has made motion for
new trial for his client, and it will be
heard in Dawson Tuesday by Judge
Spence, who will preside over Terrell
court next week for Judge Sheffield.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
A prominent western newsnaner roo

A prominent western newspaper rec
ommends flax seed tea as an excellent
remedy for ,whooping cough. 1t NAV be
good, but it is not to be compared with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This
preparation will allay the violent fits of
coughing and make them less frequent
and severe. 1t also liquifieS the touoh
mucous, making it easier to expectorate
Complete recovery is much quicker. too
when this remedy is gwen. There is nc
danger in giving it TO small children. a,
it is pleasant syrup and contains moth
ing injurious. For sale at rs and so cent,
per bottle by Farrar & Harris. drug
gists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
LEADER IN MILLINERY.
STEVENS & YEOMANS
Real Estate Agents.
FOR g ALE

400 acres near Parrot. $50 under
pillow. A good place cheap.
2.-240 acres one mile from BronwoOG.
Every foot can be cultivated.
81 200 acres near Dover. 600 under
pillow we'll improved. A fine farm
cheap.
400 acres miles north of Sasser.
Magnificent improvements.
5.--150 acres 3 miles from PARROT. Mag
niicent Improvements. A desirable
home cheap.
GA desirable home in Dawson. 9 room
house, 2 acres of land,
7.-14O acres miles north of Dawson
3-horse farm. Well improved.
8.-A fine so acre farm, well improved,
six miles above Dawson.
GA four room house and lot in Daw-
son. Cheap and easy payments.
10.-Three brick store houses in Daw
son. A bargain
Several nice city lots.
STEVENS & YEOMANS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
GREAT ABILITY.
The Amertcus Times Recorder Says DR.. j.
Harvey Moore Has IT,

The Amertcus FINES Recorder Says DIR. j.
Harvey Moore Has 1t.
After very pleasant and successful
stay of three weeks here DR.. j. Harvey
Moore closed his office yesterday and re-
turned to Atlanta. DIR. Moore perform
ed many remarkable cures in Americas.
among them strengthening the eyes Of
Capt. P. H. Williams by his painlcs s
method, as well as numerous other cases
OF cross-eyes. DR.. Moore is a surgeon of
great ability, and the Times Recorder
never met a more affabIe, pleasant gen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Times Recorder.
DR.. Moore will be at the Farnum House
for three days only, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, May q, % and 20, and
will not return.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE.
Conversational Service at Baptist Church
Attended by a Large Congregation.

Attended by Large Congregation.
A large congregation attended the
conversational service at the Baptist
church Sunday morning. The service
was both interesting and instructive,
and was highly enjoyed by those pres
ent. The pastor, Rev. J. Howard Car
penter, stood for an hour answering
questions prOpOunded by divers per-
sons in the congregation. The ques-
tions covered in range about all the
basal theological dogmas of the Bap-
fist church and many others. The best
of good feeling prevailed, and although
about one-half of the congregation
were members of other denominations
there was no expression, by word or
act, of dlsapproyal of Mr.. Carpenters
answers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.

If you have not got the nfobev bring
meat and meal when you want good
sOles on your shoes. Bring Your shoes
to me and will do your work RIGHT and
make prices to suit the times. Half
soles pegged on for 35 and 40 cents pc r
pair; seWed on for s. cents per pair. [
will also file hand saws at 20 cents each
Work guaranteed. Yours to please.
=, b. F. WIGGINs.
shop IN Williams Bros. store, on. Main.
street.