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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21

8ier Sobte unb bier 8erleBte.-gntz
eleiiuw zines 3usss Der n9altiz
mpresObio<9uhn" in Dsitz9irgiz
MEN,
8anFos szG tb, Mo., 20. Sept.
= Sin n0rbli6 gebsnDer 9erIonen3u9
Der st. 2puis 1t. San 5ran5isco'er
8abn" cpllibirte Geute friib Is WSsllen
Tiib0itli6 bon bier nit einem 5ra6tz
5uge. 8ier MenI4en tumen um's2ez
BEN, unb bier dnbere tpuroen perlebt.
Inter ben Spfern befinDen ft4 9eiz
ger Hiber uno Elm unbetunnterSrdmp,
beren Qei6en nit ben Sriimmern,
tpsl6e 5euer fingen, berbrunnten. Die
Gpuiiipn eretsnete ii4 an elmer faar=
fen aurpe unb ipurDe bur6 ben unlz
itorb psrurIu6t, bab bic ubr bes
a6t5ugSGonDutteurs Inn 13 Winuz
ten na6eing. Ms6rere Wdggons bes
Sro6tsugss tporen nit S3ipeinen II.
Rinbpieb gefiiGt, unb bic meliten biez
Ter S6iers lpurben get0otet.
NuBer benz 9ei3er Riber unb benz
unbefannten Srump, ipel6er li6 als
blinber 9oHugier uuf Dem 5ra6t5uge
bsfarlb, famen 9. s. Hebid, 2ofompz
tipfubrer bes 5ra6t5uses, unb Brent
Ter 90. SorslIpn um's Gebep. 5reo.
%. 2ater, 2otomotipfiibrsr bes perz
Ionen3usss, bat t0btli6e 9srlebuneen
erlitten. Die iibrieen 9erleBtsn iinb:
poHzGlerf s. 5. 9alled, Grprebbote
syrtb. u. Gmitb unb S. %. Saislett,
Sei5sr oes Jro4t5uses.
gebsntlider l1nfalf auf
ber ngultimore@O bioz
8abn."
Burfersburg, W.z8a., 20.
September. =. Der lin SIS beute
g1u6mittag fGnise psrionen5us Der
,galtimore>S6ipzgabn" Nr. 3 perz
unalidte beuts nabs Petroleum, W.z
90. 2otpmotiofiibrer Wm. Wfepsrs
puroe aetDbtst, uno brei poftclerts,
Iotpie brei 3u9bebienitete erlitten Ser
lebungen. Die 2ofomotipe, Der poit=
uno Der @epGdlpoggon oes 3ugs entz
oleiItsn. SGmmtlihe poi1dgIers td=
men nit Dem S9redsn bapon.
Sas. Glad, Elm 60zjdfriger 3imz
mermann, tpurbe eeitern frii6 nabe Der
WirtbI6aFt oes Stulisnsrs 5rant
Gacce in HsbeYapt. RS. als 2eide
aefunben. Der S6dbel mar ibm nit
elmer gisrflui9s eingeidlagen poroen.
3pei Nsger, Namens Solmes unb
Ssnbrid!on. bsfinoen ii6 als Der Shat
HrbG9tis in 9aft. Dos @erbre4sn
idSint bic 5plge zines Wirthshausz
,,s:::tss cpsfsn 2a fsin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
Cpfcr elmer 3ug=Gnlliiinn.

Bier Spbte unb bier 9erleBte.-gntz
eleiIuw zines 3ugss Der n8altiz
morssObio=gubn" in DstS9irgiz
MEN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
Nur freien 5lben.
DrepfuS uer(d6t Rennes.
Spn bOrt beaiebt er iih iiber StanteS
nadJ Sprocaur.-Sie Hipiera
nas 3iel ieiner 3eiie.

Sine grtidrung an bas fran5OfiT9e
8olt. - Der 8sfrei!e min ieinsn
aumpf ri6t einiisnen, Bis feline
llnifuio tlar ertpieisn 1T. - Snt=
laRun9 bes 2lftuurs bes aafa=
tions9eri4ts. - Cine Ns1p Yors
fer 5irma 6ietet Orepfus cine Wiilz
lion 5rancs fir Elm Bud an. =
9uerin's &upitulatipn sine gnts
fdui4ung Fir bic parifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
Sns riu,ise einberunssmit;eI,
J1aowap's ReaSp Refief
fur innsrItdben uns Sus.rIiben Ssbraud,.


gei'm g,brdu6 bon MsoiSin sur 9inesrune oss
sbm,rJtu iCutsu pir oltt ptrmtOtn, mtl6t oaS
ept,m affi,ireu Opium. WlOrpbin 6bloroiOrm,
@etbtr. Gpcain uro Gbloral btbsbsH ben SGmtra
oubur6 Oab fc bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssra
fortn uuO Der 9atint bic Ssiiiblstruit Osrltrt4
Gs if Oi,s eius i,br pee,rbli&e @rdris; Ft mass
trt bic Symphonic, last fs uj6t ,rttnutu, ii. TAFT
pas 2ctotu lu entiruen, ruiuirt fs ben Dtau,us
bic 9eb,r uno Ginettueibs t6Stet bel laroutr6orta
ftsuno Oi, Rtrpsu anS seruria6t toiaIs OOsr auG,s
meiH. 2Gbmuug.
Gs itqt feline ROtbwsnNi0t,it bar, bitie uross
tpiN,n Wsoifamcnt. gu gsbrdubcn, trenn sir fberss
o,ilmItttl pit Ra abtpap'g Seabo &t1ief
oi, cudleubtn S6ntsrsn raider linoert, obus ira
s,ub utl6eu Iattb:il fir Rirotr Oosr Grtpa6i.nG
Gs btbebt ioiprt Die auGlero,n S6merisn, SHts
llnoune, unb turirt Gongtitoneu, ob fs MIN poH
Der Quue, bem Wuoeu. BEN Ginetiu:iosu. auo,rtn
9rai,u ub.r S6leim obiOubunOen MsmbrOreH
berrithren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21

Ialarplano Msoifal o., m..sasa.s.r. aas
GrGs gsbaHDlunq unttr geri6wisgsnb.t Don sss
beimtn Rrantbsitsn bon biz /; bis 8.
(Suli2l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21

talen sEii1rsr treigaete lid 1eu!e ein
ienfutionelsr 8orfun. 8Or Dem 8ruz
5iFir ltshenb unO nit Der 9ano auf bic
9ibel selegt. 3o9 ane5eoic ale ieiDc
friifersu &ngabsn in 8s5ug auf Nlits
fhuioige 3urid uno fagte:
sd fiagte oieIe Mdnner Der W}its
36ulb an, I'm mid FelbIt GIL retter4
Sd Tdtp0re iebt, baB Iie ubipIut una
i4uloig Finb. Sd Feuerts aus &d3a
iu6t uuT Milun, neil ib glau6te, paB
er oaran fdulo lei, boB ih teine 9ta
I4GFtigun9 finoen tonnte. SEPT babe
ia mein 8eapihen Don elmer 2dIt bes
Freit unb febe Der GntI4eioung oes
9eri6ts ent9sgen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
sur Wftitar
bes
3aftimorer Staot &ert6ts
9enrD u. S9nlb,
Der bempfratiihen
Stabt=NpminntipnS=S 6 Spnrenttpn
Mttterfpprfem.

Wir, bic unter5eitnetsn Mitglieoer
bes 8dltimprsr 8arreaus, BON Der
usber5eugung our6Orungsn, Dab Die
sSntersHen bes 9emeintpefens am Be
ften gepabrt psrDen, psnn Wfdnner
BON eutem 3uf uno Der notbigsn
Sdbisteit nit Offentli4sn 4emtern be-
trout perben, unb iiberaeugt, oGB Die
Mmtstbdtigteit bss Srn. s. u. ShulB
ais Qlftudr bes 8altimorsr Staotse=
ri6ts iotppbl fir bas 8arreau, nie
fir bas publitum i'm Msemeinen Be-
friebisenb mar, empfe6lsn Der oemoz
fratii6en Stabt Npminationsz9on=
pention bic @ieberzNpmination bes
5rn. SdulB fir bas Imt bes 4ftuars
bes 8altimorer Staotgeridts.
giIiam g. grban, it., Gosar 6. Sans
Gonpap @ Cams, Sbpmas g. Saer,
u. Rufus OH Cons, g5nl. o. 9aDleb,
98iaiam u. f}ibcr, e. s. 6drman,
&alpb EObnion, HSpbn 80. g. s5rp,
8eo. VI. Qpbur, Sbds. i. Sttln,
Sultan g. Spnes, Nlrto 9dubp, IT,,
NpIanD Z. Stoipart, 9tsm. s. Bonn,
6. 5O6niOn Qot g9m. s. S9oiiman,
SulIus %. gSpman, Slt iSrant
geO. u. gSll;s, y. V. Hbposs,
Spbn QrentIb cRor, s. y. Road,
samss g Gjuptun, J,rDinanO 6. autrub.,
II. Neo 8nOtt, Sdrrp &. Wdnn,
Gopiu g. i9letitr, Stippitb 98ilmtr,
fsitlDtr 6. iSlinglufi, Syiaae Sob. Strdus,
G. 6. Gi6,lber0tr, mt. q. 9dddro,
Sol yB oaiea, gBiliam Cotton,
GS.orpe 9ladiitone q. o Goe,
Sosp5 Qadaro IT,, Soarrp ". s,n,uscr,
RanDplpb Parton g. 8af.r Glotnortbp,
5bos. 6. gSssts, gsperlD 80 Smitb.
aOriar Sougbs5, 9. 9. 'Sbrtsoes,
Stobn Sointlsp, Gouis a. sSranf
Q8. gabeH 9ruc,, Sobn .. S'Gtrraa,
ID. u. WcGprn,id, @eo. 9. SSoop.r
RbarO q. 5ippett, gBalttr g. Sppritnb,
Gas. 9. 9ippett. See 3. WeDsr,
esobn i. g8iQiams, IS. g9. 8. Duserabt
Geo. Goblin Qsnnn1an, .. e. g8ariielo,
SAINTS 0RcG. Grippe, SSubn StontDal :. @sd!o,
s.. Nt Sputton, Syames MdG oledn,
Charles G. &odep 6. IrraHOr BRETON
Robt 50. Garr, ir, Robt. QuDloD lNtiton,
6ueo Steiner, Grnet Sbarp,
Subn 0dunibal, Robert G. fSrance,
Or. SpnHcbiu =. &. Sbaumlotffel,
Z. R. Slenoineu, Grain 4 oeribep,
Mobert gS. Ptab, Mbrabdm Sbdrp,
Gbarlss 6. @oubtt, Soiepb Z. Setb
Sobn y. Gtplineer, r5ster !. Gampb'n,
Gilbert IS. Solipn, 6. .. Wc6arlano,
osobn 90arfieD, Step6cn y. Campbell,
sosnrp 'Sbirf, Sbart5 g. Soarlsn
Millaro g. SaDlOr, Oregon Dt. Sernis,
SapiD g. @riscot, SGs. Q8. McGlrop, .~'.
2llfreS .. @,ruaro Gfrant T. 9BarD,
iSrsof g. Goot, Hobn $. g8alrar.r
6ouQb q. Normun, =. Msrsoitb Re,le,
Mi6atI a. CMulin GoQparo n. Hi9,
Midasl !. Goupap, gl. 3. MlboGauS,
ffrdonif Sallan, 6bas. y9. WiIbolanb,
GR.tben Garep, 99iGlam :. S9rier,
eugene -. Soarris, 99illiam g. G'9ricn. ir.,
3. u. 0uidmar, GrrOcrid g9. ss.loucr,
iser0nano Is. Suaun, Grncft g. Mc@lrrp,
Sbomas g. Ruo0eq, SO S5rart Sudsr,
g8m. Duncan, &. -. StanltD,
3. GlDrioe. MpnrDe, o. Morris Spon,
81. &. Gee, soda, Eoiparo :. RpuR,
gB s. SaipiOr, &. s. 98. Rspsl.
(264
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
noo6oNn Mufk

pfQOoO9=eonisss'saatt,''r'am s'at,'
SaruIe RanhoIpb. Rtr.ttor,
T: gtrnons4laee uno GbarlessStrabs, ga!ttHors
Bprbersitunes' . Departsmsnt,
Wap Garrsttfpn GpanS. Superinteuberttn,
Nr. II, OHsGeHtrs= nab. ebarlssaStrase
GrbTnuns fir ben unterricbt am 2. Cftober.
GnmeIouugen i'm September BON 10 ubr 9Ormittags
biz ubr Ra6mittdQs.
Sis uOn Sem Goui.rpatorium e.bOt.r,n 9or,zs<
md3.n Is lu o,m
srcfen WniIi.G tnfrum tes Sheens. eae ppn
fetnem anbtren 0onfsrpatcrium ees
eanbeS Ibtrtrp fen ptrn.
Die Sutultdt b.it.bt aus 80 btrpprraesno.n eurs'
pdndtH unD am.ritaniihtn Wtitsrn.
Sorgei6ritt.usr unb Glementars llntrri3t IT'S
tbsit. alnuabmt BON S6uI.rn sls auidue.r noer
III ir9tre eintm bprsebritttnm Stupium, um dls
9tbrn onr Ium sIuftretta in GOui,rt.n ausgebi!'
bet ju neroen
Slplomt unb 9sbrr=3.ueniFt.
Inter- DTS sc b ii 81 SIS bis $50 fur
oas S6uliabr, il mad Dem Grab. unS Dem Stu'
bium=5D,at
Jrsi, Were heuuetn Ir 6 d IL
ler: 5unoam,Htal. ausbilounq, SOlfesgio, GH'
l.mbk-Spie une Gntritt ,u Den EttItdls uRo
eonisrten erobu RIntI.r.
6irfulart Dsrstn frsntirt eeriarst ooer fnO in
ben tonoeebsHDsn Muf,ldotn unD apotb.hn ~
babtn. (s.ptl-Gitl,iaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
}>I}}:IF}lj
Sin sd)mer,en. 9inoerunssmittel.

e.it m,br, b,nn tinfsiG Sabren bat fb Si,iss
tDunctrbore Stitmitttl ais oas bette f6tris uus
,uorldFqns slntioOt Der g8dt ueosn SamsritE
srnieien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
MabmaD's &eaOb &elief
i9afit iufurtiae Grleidterung.
Sommer=G Complaints,
OD(cnterie, Dinrr66e,
G6o[eru J1lor6us.

Gin balber 9buIoffG bol bon Rrooo R,li.i in
tiusm balbtn glai, g9afsr, 10 oft UcOtrbon als
MnfdQt oortommsn, UrO ein Glantus Happen, qts
fdttiet nit Reabp Relici uub ubr ben Wuqen uno
llnttrltib Q,ltgt, iboifeu ioiortigs SnoTuHg unS
beperthtletu buIOiQt Seuug.
Refine idlimmn QabDiriungtn (rclbe bt'tdHbig
SOfeH pon Opium .tc. folqenl tOIQtn o;m 0ie5raus
de BON RaDTap's EsoOp Rslisi bod mroen bic
Guqeptibe in tintm gsiuHoeu, normalsH 3utduoe
btlafen.
Gin balber big siu Qon3sr Gbssl0ffd Sou in els
mem balb,n Gait g8af,r bt,itiQt in pcigen his
nuttn Rrdmpf,. S6miuO,Iauiant lauren Na0,n,
eobbr.uutn RernoftGt, WierGn,, Siarrb6t, Tps
ieut,rit GOlii 9ldbungsn uro uus inutrtn 8sz
fbperpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-21
bebeben
in einem WiDmente

Gin,rfti, pit btf!to oO,r audI,nb Die S6mrieu,
veId. an Iteumatismus 9eibsnos, SoI6t, ncIbe
frIpptltt nerp6ie BON RcuraIQic beimQtiudbte obep
pOn Sranib,itm birgtfrs6te 9sriOucn ousjuitbew
hnh
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-07-28

From the day ] returned to The
Corals almost the entire management
of The plantation fell to me. Ny uncle
was too much weakened by the severe
trials he had gone through to carry on
the labor of overseeing the work,
while 1 was constantly gaining in
strength.
On the plantation my uncle EN-
ployed, beside Chinese and PoItu-
guese, great many natives. To
these he had always been kind
friend, standing ever ready to help
them in time of sickness or trouble.
Most of them were old, an1while
still welded to the forms of royalty
and their old customs, seemed at
least to bear none but goodwill to-
ward my uncle and myself.
followed in the footsteps Of my
uncle.
Whenever a native was i'll he always
sent for me. 1 would go to his cot
tage and have medical attendance,
with proper care, procured at once,
and talk with the sufferer as friend.
SO il was not surprise to me when
my boy, Mallisuki, came to me one
day and said:
Master, old Lowai wants to see
you"
sold Lowai2 Is he ill?"
"Very i'll, sir. He is very old
mans Lowai.
Lowai was a native that had been
on the plantation for many years. He
had grown old in my uncIe's service.
II will go to him at once. Where
is heat his cottageg"
''Yes; his laughteris is with him"
had been lounging on the porch
with Uncle Tom and had on slippers.
''Put on your shoes, Tom, my boy"
said my uncle. "The ground is wet.
See that the old fellow has every ything
he wants. If he is dangerously i'll,
will get over aud see him myself"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-07-28

10 that. Give me little more wine
I fairly forced the wine down his
throat.
"Hurryi Tell me allr ] said.
"On each Of the islands there is
representative Of Pele, who is at the
head of the secret order. This priest
ess is always beautiful. and as merci-
less as Pele herself. The rule Of the
priestess is absolute.
ssHow eau these things be aud the
government remain ignorant Of fthemg"
i asked. II think you are lying to
me, Lowai.
The old mans eyes opened YEARLY;
he had been lying with them half
closed, and he gave me peculiar.
piercing look.
Master, if you think lam lying, do
not listen"
"No, no. Go on" u,.-
s'When an, gone, and my story is
told, you Judge if | am lying; tl1en act
as you will. You may follow my di-
reciions and save your sister, or you
may doubt me and let her die" "
f'No; 1 believe you. For heavens
sake proceed. Z ~
"There are also priests of this or
der. but they are under the authority
of the priestesses. There is but one
priestess on each island; there are
many priests. Each priest and
priestess, when it comes his time to
die, has the power to appoint sue
cessor. 1t is for this have called
you. shall make you my successor,
and you shall 60 to the rescue Of your
sister. am violating my vow to the
goddess Pele in giving you the power
to take away one Of her chosen VIC
tins, but am violating no vow when
/ tell you the secrets Of the order, for
l am dying, and make you my sue
cessor.
Lowai paused, and hisheavy breath
ing showed how exhausted he was.
waited moment. He stirred his
hand little and pointed toward the
bottle Of wine. Oh.
gave him some more, and under
its stimulation he resumed; st
IL have been priest Of the kam-
miloukanilimawai nearly a hundred
years, and | have never seen in any
island a priestess Of Pele so beautiful
as kaumai.
"Never mind, Kaumai. Tell me
about my sister Winnie" / said
"She is there, The great volcano
Of Kapatoli has not spoken these many
years, but the devils Of the fire are
getting powerful, and the rumbling
noises in the crater tell that an efup
ton must soon come Your sister is
held on Lanai TO await that eruption.
When it comes, she will be sacrificed
to Pele. "
Sacrificed! Heavens! How?" L
exclaimed, nearly beside myself with
excitement. .at
Immersed in the lake Of flowing
lava"
"Heavens, have mercyH Winnie
alive all this time and waiting for a
fate like thatl Why did yop not tell
me before, Lowai?"
81 did not know was going to die, 4"
said he, as if that excnsed all.
"How can l find this Kaumai? How
can 1 go into her pr-escnee:si - -----;' -;;..'ss
He pointed toward the leather pack.
''When | am gone, - he whispered,
"open that-not before. The curse of
Pele will be on you If you do not obey
me. You will find in there everything
needed by priest Of the order. See,
/ give you this.
He took from his finger q massive
and peculiarly formed ring, aud by n
gesture commanded me 10 hold out
my finger. / did 50, and he slowly
put the ring upon its,-...-.-----...-..-.- it.
"Repea. after me- he said.
ITO be continued y H
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-07-28

''Repeat after me-, he said.
ITO be continued. !
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
No Right to UgliMesS,

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but ore who would be attractive
must keep her health If She is weak,
Sickly aRd all run down she will be ner-
vous and irritable. If she has consti>
patiou or kidney trouble, her impNre
blood will cause pimples .ssblotches. skin
eruptous and wretched complexion.
Electric Bitters is the best medicine in
the world to regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to purify the blood. 1t
gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
Yelvety skin, rich complexion. 1t will
make good-looking, charming woman
of rundown invalid. Only so cents at
Dawson Drus Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Does 1t Pay to Buy ChCap9

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is ali right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the most Sc
we're and dangerous results of throat and
lung troubles. What shall you do? Go
to warmer and more regular climate?
Yes, it possible; it not possible for you,
then In either case take the ONLY RENE
dy that has been introduced in all civil
throat and lung troubles, "Boschee's
German Syrup" 1t not only heals anC
stimulates the tissue to destroy the germ
disease, but allays inflammation, causeI
tasy expectoratlon, gives good night
eest and cures the patient. Try on
rottle. Recommended tor many years b,
oil druggists in the world. Sample bot
aIes at FarIar 81 Harris.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
CAUGHT ON THE CURBsToNE.

The merchants are already receiving
contri butions from wholesale firms to
the bazaar which will be opened b. the
ladies of the Baptist church during the
holidays.
Rev. a. L. Crumbey of Fort Gaines
occupied tie Baptist pulpit in Dawson
Sunday morning and night. His dis
courses were highly enjoyed by the cons
gregatious.
send or phone your wants to the
Dawson Drug Co, or the Main Street
Pharmacy and get what you want
promptly.
If you have c4tarrh, rheumatism or
dyspepsia take Hoods Sarsaparil& and
be cured, as thousands OF Others have
been.
Parties have been in Dawson from
other cities buying cotton seed. Th'
Price has advanced TO 20 cents a bushel
Penny Dolls, Watches, Mirrors
Tablets, CIayons, Pencils and candie
| at Fulton's.
The best scent cigar at Dawson
Drug Cos. and Main Street Pharma
cy.
-Statham & Hickey will sell you
good horse cheaper than anybody else
The game law became ineffective TO
day. 1t is now lawful to kill partrideet
DIR. Maury III. Stapler, eye, ear, NOS
andr thoat. sos Mulberry ST. Macon.
| Fresh lot of Lowney's candies jus
received by Dismuke & James.
The sm all pox scare has almost sut
lsided.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Minstrels Monday Night.

The theatrical season ia Dawson
will be opened Monday night next at
the opera house With performance by
Was hburG's famed Great Southern
Ministries, the large aggregation of
burnt cork ARTISTS who achieved such
signal triamph in the north the last
two seasons. This is the first year
south of these merry MINISTRIES, bat
already they have scored a big success.
The company travels in its own hand
some car, the Robert e. Lee" and al
noon each day of performance gives g
grand street parade. which is led Oy
mounted buglers clad in bright mai
armor and a superb military band
eats c@a be secured Friday and Mon
day at ,tae Main Street Pharmacy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01

The Madison, Gs., Advertiser of last
week contained the following about the
Wallace shows, which viii. exhibit In
Dawson on next Saturday, November
4th: The general verdict OF Madison
people who attended the Wallace shows
last Friday is that 1t was the bes6. the
brightest, freshest, cleanest and most
Dewildering in startling attractions OF
any show that has ever pitched it's tents
in the town. There was not a dull min
ute in it, and SO many good things that
an attempt to mention would only make
confusion" The circus is exhibiting IL
Alabama this week, and will come tt
Dawson from Troy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Texas Rust Proof Seed Oats, so,
cents buhel at
DAWSON CASH STORE.
HAD A BOLT OF CHECKS.
A Negro who Pnfered from stores Comes
to Grief.

A Negro Who Pilfered from Stores Comes
to Grief.
Ed Pierce, country negro who
seems to have made business OF steal
ing goods from the merchants while
the stores were crowded on Saturdays,
has found berth in the county jail.
He was caught leaving the store OF
Jennings Bros. about night last Satur-
day with bolt of checks and handed
over to chief of Police Seay, who saw
that he was registered at the county
hostelry.
Sunday morning quantity of goods
consisting of pantaloons, undershirts
caps, etc., were found concealed be.
tween some bales of cotton in the street
in front of Perry e. Roberts ware
house, and while there is no positive
proof it is believed that they were alsC
stolen by Pierce and hidden there by
him. The goods were identified BY
Mr.. r. Il. Barnes as having come from
his store, and were returned TO him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
No New Trial for Sumner.

The supreme court has overruled the
mott On for new trial for l.. NJ. Sumner.
the Worth county young man who
was confued in Jail at Dawson for safe
keeping. Sumner is under sentence of
ten years in the penitentiary for man
slaughter. add was recently released from
prison under $4,000 bond pending the
appeal to the supreme court, which has
Just decided that he must serve the, SEN
fence imposed by the lower court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
A Good Showing.

We learn from County Clerk Dozier
that there have been fewer mortgage
foreclosures this fall than ever before.
Up to this time there has been but one
mortgage toreclosed in the superior
court and none in the city court.
The farmers are paying up.promptly
and the merchants are all making
good collections. We are indeed glad
to note this fact, as it makes good
showing for our Terrell county citizens
and smacks of prosperity and good times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
Marriage Near RronMo0d.

Miss Laura E. Howell, daughter o.
Mrs. j. .. Howell of near Bronwood
was United in matrimony to Mr.. F G.
Brown few days ago. Rev. M. B. l.
Binion performed the ceremonyS The
wedding was witnessed by only the rela-
tives and few intimate friends of the
contracting parties. This young couple
is a most worthy and deserving one, and
THE News joins host of friends in
wishing for 'hem happy voyage on the
ocean of life.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
DWELLING BURNED.
Var. s.V. Brown Loses His Residence and
All Ita Contents

Mar. s.V. Brown Loses His Residence and
All Its Contents.
While on his way home from the com.
press about ten O'Clock Monday night
Mr.. W. N. Kenny discovered that the res.
idence of Mr.. S. V. Brown was on fire.
The alarm was Immediately given and
Mr.. Kenny rushed in and awoke Messrs,
j. w. and Will Brown in time for them
to escape from the burning building.
their father having already jumped from
window on the south side OF the house,
There was scarcely anything saved
only two trunks, one rocking chair and a
hat rack that sat in the hall being re.
moved from the building.
The fire seemed to have originated
from the stove fue, as the flames were
first seen in the rear Of the house,
The loss is estimated at So, 600. and i,
partially covered by insurauce-S1, 800 or
the house and $500 on the furniture.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
His Mission Was Peaceful.

Lieutenant i. c. HOYI, who COM
manded the Guards while on their
trip TO Atlanta last week, went
before the supreme court while
in Atlanta and received credentials TO
practice before that body. Lieutenant
Hoyl appeared before the Justices in
uniform, which caused one of them to
facetiously remark that it was hoped
he lad not come to make war upon the
court. He assured them that his mis-
sion was peaceful, but notified them
that he might return later and make
war, not on them but before them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-11-01
DIR. Douglass Returns to Cuthbert.

DR.. J. e. Douglass, who recently locat-
ed in Dawson, has decided 70 return 10
Cutbbert, his old home. This decision
of DR.. Douglass Is very much regretted
by all. He had only been in Dawson q
month or two, but had made many warm
friends AID secured the confidedce
and esteeR of everyc0e Weregret to give
him up both as citizen and physi-
clan, but oar loss is Cuthbert7s gain. Dr.
Douglass Neiurn to Cuthbert was tho re-
suit of the removal of his partner, Dr..
Fred Patterson, who will locate in Co.
lumbus The good wishes of many Daw-
son friends so with the doctor to bis old
hGme.