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DOnestics.

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Coats thread spool 1Oc. /SN'
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Shirtlng calicos, fast colors, only s3c
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1000 yds light calicoes (remnants) DO
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Heavy cotton checks SC per yard.
Good quality ginghams 45c.
Scotch ginghams only &c.
Ladies' imported kid gloves. standard
make, regular price $1.25, our nrica
only soc. r ''0
WhalebOne sc per bunch.
We have just received a beautiful limo
of embrolderies. Also a nice line Of
organizes, lawns, dlmities. swlsseS
mulis, crash, ducks, etc. will give
prices in next issue.
See our line of neckwear and shirts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
CONVICT CENSUS COMPLETED.
There Are 17S WhO will He Seat to the
Prison Farm at AailIsdgevtlle.

The prison commissioners have conn
pleted the list of all those convicts who
by reason of physical infirmity or other
cause are to be sent to the prison farm
at Milledgeville instead of being con.
tinued at the various convict camps 10
the state. The list contains the names
Of ITS prisoners and all of them will be
forwarded to the farm at the earliest
possible moment, the old lease having
expired Saturday morning.
The complete census OF cOnvints 10
the state shows that there were 1850 TO
De distributed among the twenty peni.
Tertiary camps in Georgia, and the ex-
chaBge was effected Saturday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05

Mrs. Jessie R. Davidson, Tallapoosa,
Ca, writes: 81 find DR.. M A. Sims
mons Liver Medicine a splendid remedy
for torpid liver, indigestion and liver
troubles. | was a wreck and tired of
living, but by its use am we'll wo-
man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
To Search for Andre.

Still another relief expedition has
started out to search tor Andre. Nearly
everybody, except a few scientific gen>
tlemen, has given up hope of the surviv
al of the daring ballOonsu. Still, it has
not been established beyond doubt that
be has persisted, and until that has been
ne his fate will remain a matter of
SPECULATION. Prof. Martin, who has Jus
left Stockholm for Siberia, hopes to find
Andre, his remains or those of his bal
loon.
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per pair
Better grade, large size. to 90
per pair. % "U l5c
per pair. % al ISc
A nice line of linen toweIs-sll nrioo
White linen table damask r p, ,Ugs.
- price 4Oc, our bargain price onIys 9 95a
turkey req table damask, beautiful ifv
patterns, regular price 4Oc, our ha r'
gam price 23c. var
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05

A Paris editor declares that the
United States spent $4,000 600 to subsi.
are the British press during our war
with Spain,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05

arrangements of menstrual functions
proda miscarriage. Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine or Tablets correct the de.
rangements.
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Notions.

Ladies's wrappers, full and regular
made, to go 49c.
Essex 1911 counterpan"s, regular price
75c,our bargain price only 49c.
Clarendon pearl hemmed counter
panes, extra heavy weight, full 1914
and the best in the market, bar
gain at 81 .25, our price only SOC.
We have just received beautiful line
of ladies' percales and madras shirt
waists.
100 ladies' shirt waists, regular price
4Oc, our bargain price only 19c.
La0ies' vests cents.
Imitation Guyot suspenders to go at 10
cents pair.
We have nice line of the genuine
GuyOt suspenders.
Scriven's patent elastic seam drawers,
regular price 81, our bargain price
only 73c.
Linens
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05
! GRUESONME CHARM.
All Ot.the Limbs Cut From the Tree ON
Which DIR RYDER Was Hanged.

Mr.. A. b. Tarbert of Thomaston has
IN his possession a watch charm made
from the limb on which DR.. Ryder of
Talbot county was hanged. The charm
is made in the shape of hammer and
trimmed with gold. 1t is said that the
tree upon which DIR. Ryder was hung
stlll stands, but the limbs are all gone
having been cut Off by people for
relics. ~
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05

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breathing, Group or hoarseness, let us
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-04-05

Mems Cuban calf lace shoes, regular
price 50, bargain price $1.23.
Mems tan shoes, regular price $.1.75,
bargain price only 99c.
Mems tan shoes, better grade, regular
price $3.50, bargain price $1.49.
Mems calf shoes, PLAIN toe, regular
price 1915, bargain price S1.57.
Mems genuine vici kid tan shoes, plain
and can toe, cheap at 50 so, our spe-
cial bargain price 81 80.
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Quite Effective.

"The brother in black" is not cutting
much of figure in the municipal polls
tics of Wilmington, N. c., Just at this
time. There was an election for CITY Of
ficers in that place last week. In the first
ward ten negroes registered and one
voted. In the second ward there was
not black voter registered. In the third
ward three registered and two voted. In
the whole city there were five colored
votes cast, out of total registration of
twenty-five. And this was in a commu
nifty in which the blacks outnumber the
whites almost two to one. The recent
revolution" in Wilmington seems to
have been quite effective.
DIR. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills
give purity of BLOOD and vigor of thought
by perfectly regulating the bowels and
cure biliousneSS, inactive liver and CouN
stipation. SALE-DAvls DRuG Co.
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40 cure Constipation Forever.
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Linens.

good honey comb towel to go at Sc.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

Wilm, Nicholas Won. "Sammlung Won Russis-
che Voks- und Moskauer Zigeuner- Lieder. fur
Panoforte ubertragen." Hamburg Rahter
Arnold. Youry Won. Die Tonkunst nj Russ
lard bis zur Enfuhrung des Abendl@nd.schen
Musk und Noten systems" Leipsc. 1861.
Morkova, V Historical Sketch u the Rus
sian opera" (Ths work concerning which We
have seen references only has probably ap-
peared in English translatiOn(
Soubies, Albert "Histoire de la Musique en-
Russie" Paris (Har. y. Y. Publ.
Cui, Cesar. La Musique Russie' Paris,
1880. (New Chic, Bost Publ
YOussopOff, Prince Nicholas. "Hstoire De Ia
Mrsique en- Russie" Paris. 1862. (Bost Publ
Lwof. Alexis. "Neber den freen Rhythmus
des Altrussisch Kirchengesangs." st. Peters
burg 1859
Hinrchs. J. C. "Entstehung. Fortgang. und
jetzige Beschafenhet der Russischen Jagd-
musk" st Petersburg. 1896. (Bost. Pub;
n. Y. Pub)
novych rossieskikh narodnych prOtchich
pyacen dlza fortopiano" etc. "a collection Of
ancient and modern Russian popular and other
songs for the pianoforte, collected and published
by Gerstenberg & Dtmar in three vols)
Kocipinski. Ant. "Pisni Dumki Szumki Rus
koho naroda ma Podoli. Ukraini " Major
ossji" etc. "a collection OF Russian songs with
Russian and Polish words, published originally
as ten numbers, each number containing ten
airs, without accompaniment. but in 1861 in
Kiev and Kamenetz with accomplishments BY
Kocpnski)
"De beebtesten russschen National und
Volksiieder fur cine Singstimme NIT Piano"
Russian words, with German translation by
]. c. Grunbaum. Berlin. Schlesinger, no date)
Doppelmair George von- "Russsche Volks-
ung; aus dem Russschen ubersetzt" Leipsc,
Breitkopf und Hartel no date.
Guthrie. Matthieu. Dissertations sur les An
dQuites de Russe, etc" "a description Of the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

In addition. the following works may be con-
,rrted IN the library of Yale University
"Sbornik russklkh narodnykh lrlscheskIKn
,esoo " etc A collection Of national lyric songs
~ IN. Russians the words noted by y NJ. Lo-
natin the music with pianoforte accompany
Eents) by V P. Prokunin. Moscow 49, =
vols
"Chumatskia narodnyia pesnL" little RUSSIAN
Oxdrivars' Popular Songs. with airs by / la
Rudchenko. Kiev. 1874
"Narodnl ukrainskI pisn goi0Soh
Zibrani Ol-kSiem Gulak Artemovskym
~ . Popular Little Russian Songs with AIRS
collected by Oleski Gulak Artemovsh New
1>GN CYaleJ
"shornik russkikh naroinykh pesen. sostav-
l.rnv NJ RalakreN,m" collection oi RUSSIAN
ratI5r,a. songs arranged for voice anu piano
rt. lbs NJ A Balakrew - Petersburg. 4N'D.
Nalr'
"Uomra 5 srodnyee iei muzykalnyie -n''ru-
rrertv ru-skago uaroda Al p FaI"Il-
-ayra Th. Dourd and the muslca. Instruments
q IN. Russian p-oIl" hl n. = ann
.fs,r = Petersburg 1891 A histor.oa. Sk'te \
,,,,t MANY figures and musical examples ot
.urh instruments a- the halalalka. K"'-a udh-
.fli-a t.ruau and guitar Gai~I
r.,.-u." et. Hist'rIea. sketch .lusti -i-i Win
,i.t..,.- and musical examples ot one or ne
,.,..rt. instruments uf Russia. Ht \ -Nanler
Fa,n.r~t.u - Petersburg lN!'J 'f"..
.I.-r. ..-rafiD n--koir ouoZreniv. Ihe limo
erauhlc outlook published quarterly at Mos
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

"Musikalisches Conversations Lexicon ine'
are articles on Ginka by PhHp haze l'upii'S'''"
by Il T. FLck, and Tschalko"sky by w . he''-
dsrson in Famous COMPOSERS and Their
Works; also somewhat sketchy anu 14 -
gested essay on Music IN RUSSIA foidHu' e'o''
by Nj Finck. containing a number OF p"' Ia!.9
Mr. Krehbiel printed an essay Oh I"e ''A
songs Of Russia" n TWO numbers o' nv ."
cal Herald" published in chicago ID Io''' ""1
articles Of pth and moment appeHeu III '''7
magazine called Music publisheo IL lne sam
city. in July and August, lS9-' June 4o''' '1i.'
1891. and June, ls'H. foury Won ArHou' 'iie
teacher Of J. Melgunow. published an interesting
ar..,.,s,, ~ The latter's collection of songs IN
-. .ns.,s zaitschrlft fur Musk for February
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

1851. Mr. Arthur Mees's analyses OF compost
tions by Balakirew, GlazunOw. Rimsky Korsa-
kow and Tschaikowsky in the programme books
OF the Chicago Orchestra for the season 1896 80
may also be highly commended; also an article
by w. 4 Barrett called out by the concerts OF
Slaviansky's choir in the Musical Times or
London. for August 1886 Admirable In style
and for its suggestiveness is the chapter on
Tschaikowsky In Mr. J. G. Hunekers "Mezzo-
tints in Modern Music" The subject receives
scant treatment In Chorey's National Music OF
the World" Miss Constance Bache published a
series OF articles in The Anglo-Russian," Lon
don. as follows: Introductory article July 1897
Rubinsten September and October. 1897; Boro-
dine, December 1897, and January, 1898; Glinka
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

April. 1s9S Tschaikowsky June and July. lN"o.
Rimsky- KorsakoW. September and october lo'N'
Cesar Cui. December. lS9N Balakirew, January
1889. DargomlJsky February 1893. and Nous
sorgsky. April, 1S.G \ capital article, Among
Russian Peasants" giving descriptions OF their
songs and dances. was printed IN The New
York sun" Of March Il 1891. For the rest We
refer % the following list Of treatises and mus!-
cal collections which though not exhaustive j.
yet the largest We think, that has yet been
brought together
M-lrunow. J. Russian Songs as Sung 'y the
Peou.r" Two volumes. 1879 and 49, Mo-. "''
RUSSIAN Folk Songs" as sung ny The people.
etc From authentic material collected ana
translated Boy Nine. Eugene Linen. with d
preface ~ IL. l. hr=hDieA Chicago, losA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
MUSICAL LITERATURE.
THE RUSSIAN SCHOOL AND IT'S LEADERS
-BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SUBJECT.

This instalment of The TriDune's weekly
music study deals with a large subject. much
too large a subject indeed. for even Cursory
treatment In a single issue OF this journal We
must therefore, content ourselves today with
little more than discussion OF the biblOgraphy
OF the subject OF all the schools Of composition
based on folk music, the Rus sian school is
al once the most assertive, the most vigorous
and the mos; characteristic There is mis-
taking the utterance Of composers like Boro-
dine BalakiTew end Rimski-Korsakow. Their
idiom is taken straight from the lips OF the Rus
sian peasantIy. and compared with them Rubin
stein and TSchaikowsky who were practically
the only Russian composers known In America
q decade ago, are not al al representatives of
the school to which they are supposed to belong
By rea1An OF their nationality. 1t will be neces-
sary 10 study the folk tunes OF the Russians
before pointing out the characteristics Of the
extremists who constitute the Young Russian
School, but meanwhile thing may be said
about ts personnel There was no national
schoOl II the Cars Empire il any sense pror
u the nineteenth century, save in the depart
rlent OF church music and. though the culture
o. instrumental music and the opera dates back
t. the reign OF Peter the Great Q703-'25). 1t was
H. the hands Of foreigners until less than hun
6-ed years ago Operas were written IN the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16


I,,,s,t. aates hack only 70 1856, It's found
.-s being CuL BaIaldrew, Riulsd- horsa-
kox Rorodiue and Moussorgsky. The three
,-,,c,n,cs which are the foundation stones OF
.be school according to Cui. are these; First
As,de from the words. all dramatic music must
have value per ~ as absolute music. Second
Music written for words must renect 'he ~"
of the poem Third-Every composition must
disclose Characteristic traits. Ihe strongest "a
Qualification of the last principle ever observed
IN Nev-York was made in Borodines symphony
,- 2 minor. brought forward II concert OF
the philharmonic Society in February, lo9'- IN
.4,e work there was not a tnge Of the Ieu-
,c,is,, or cosrnopolitanisrn Of Rubinstein OF the
modified Slavicisrn Of Tschaikowsky Borodine
&c all slav. OF the new school Kubinstein' VINO
&c not t4long to IL said
:. &c the outcome Of the influence OF Berhoz
49, Its creations are based upon
,t1-or,gb control Of technical resources dIl1
,-as.erIv apulicatiOn Of color but Oh to'd4
sence Of outline and Predomlnatng apSenCe tt,.l5 "a
whether something IS % he hol--u
.ha t,,ture from this tendency ! 90 not
k,ovy but would not doubt IL a!toEeInei, 4o'
believe that the regularity oi lhe NJ -
-lr.bro and the unusual character OF 1850
~ rusic NAV permit OF a ne" IFuCOi'i. ~
80 -,eic in general Besides, some oi Ile
-..,resrrtatjyes of this new tendency are H''
v thout notable talent
Early IN 1891 an article appeared III '''
-cswernv Westnick'' written by A koptJa'"' oi
which a German translation was puh.4s"ru IL
the "AUgeneine MusIkzeitung' OF AIrH - 1907
II ;reated the music Of the huschKa iroih 'ii'
MONT u viex Of civilization, and argued thd' ''''
composers Of the school had 10 become Teams =
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

The photography Of Russian music is ex-
tremey large, and, is usually the case in
matters OF this kind, the best treatises are in
foreign languages, Russian, French and German
The treatment which the subject receives under
its proper title IN the generally excellent article
on Song" in Groves Dictionary Of Music and
Musicians" is very incomplete and unsatisfac-
tory. Thoroughly admirable. on the other hand
is the article "Russische Musk" in Menders
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

ancient Russian myth
olOgy, fetes. oracles,
m u sic, Instruments,
social and religious
ceremonies. etc.) St
Petersburg. 1875.
Julveccurt. Paul de-
Ia BaIalaika. chants
populaires russ ? s."
Paris, 1896. Five
pages OF music.)
IstOmin. Tn. VI. and
Lutsch. G.. O. "Pesnl
RouskOva Naroda,-
etc. (Songs Of the
Russian people. coll
lected in IN provinces
Of ArchanEpl and OlO-
metz in 1856. Pub
lished by the Imperial
Russian Geographical
Society at the expense
Of the Gar The book
is perhaps the most
valuable contribution
yet made % the sub
tect. at least from a
scientific point OF
view, though il has
rhe drawback Of being
wholly in Russian. II
contains 1l9 songs,
noted by experts from
the mouths OF the
people. Har)
W. K. S. Ralston. NJ
A. The Songs Of the
Russian People. as IL
Illustrative Of Slavonic
Mythology and Rus
sian Soc.a j Life" Lon
don. 1872. no music,
but an admirable help
IN the folk lore Of the
subiect)
II a b p IS. Alfred.
"Borodine and List"
Translated by Rosa
Newmarch. London,
no date. Digby, Long
& Co. Gn a preface
the translator sketches
the progress of mod
err Russian music)
Lavignac. Albert
Music and Musi-
clans" Translated by
william MarchanI'
edited by II + kreh-
biel. y y Wy o r K,
Henry Holt & CO..
1899. Contains a
study Of th- charac-
teristics of the Rus
sian school and bio
graphica. sketches OF
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

Album Of Russian Songs" arransed Wita da
rnrIisb words only by Wisham May oe hau
~ cchuberth & Co New-YorkJ .,,h
ushei bv Schuberth. Le.psic and Ne|-fork1
Reimann Heinrich. lnternatona'es 'o'AS-
Iiederhuch" Berlin. Chic Pub g. ...otr.
WorN O l. "BraCa." (VoL ~ contains
elaven Russian folk songs, Har.; Yale. Bost'
Publ
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

nolens volens. because there had been no period
OF philosophical thought and aesthetic specula-
ton In Russian culture Such periods had given
Western Europe forms upon which its schools
were based. The Young Russians were hurled
back on their folk songs Of primitive structure.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

veruaCu.aT as lOnS ago
a. the middle Of the
eighteenth c t Z tury,
but their music was
Italian GaluppL Ira
eta Paesiello, Sart
Cinarosa and Martini
a. Italians were the
musical law givers OF
the country. T b e
dIstincuvely national
movement began with
Guuka. who though
German and Italian IN
education. conceived
the idea Of utilizing
folk tunes il his COM
positions Singularly
enough, the impetus
20 do this seems 10
have come 10 him
while studying the
music OF other peoples
rather than MS own
His 'Iota AragOnese,
which is Spanish
music preceded his
Il am arms k ala"
which, We fancy, Is
the oldest specimen Of
eIsunctvely Russian
and secular art music
Contemporary " It Z
him and imbued with
the same patriotic
purposes was Vers-
tovsk1. a pupil OF Stei-
belt and Field who
wrote & number OF
Russian operas for
Moscow. one Of which,
&: least. was a worthy
forerunner Of GlInka' E
- Life for the CZar,
az opera that had q
marvellous hold upon
The Russian heart for
ever sixty years
The Young Russian
School or "Kusch
ka.- whose genesis Is
told II Cesar Ours
Annk a1 q NnglNuE en-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-03
By GEORGE II. BURN HAM.

To be sold by Public Auction at the
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Trade Market Square. Providence.
II. L. THURSDAY. February .. 1899.
at IL o'clock noon, the said rooms hav-
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The following investments now held
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The right 10 withdraw any Of the
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- hereby reserved.
This sale ls made for the purpose Of
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law. WAITER y. READ.
General Treasurer.
Approved:
Elisha Dyer. Governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-03
Farm Agent, 594 Westminster 81.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-03

HARPERS' BAZAR tells of lady
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Saved A BOYS Life.

Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard, OF Milford,
Del. says: Brazilian Balm saved my
boys life. lie began just like the one
we lost with Group. We gave him few
doses. lie quickly dropped 10 sleep,
and was all right in tue morning"