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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-22

THE WEATHER AT BREAD LoAF.
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1900
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-22
HIGH SCHOOL,, o
commencement Exercises at Town Hall
Draw Large Audience.

"r"" i"rSe
The class of 1900 of the Middlebury
hioh school has occasion to hp nroud of
,to rooantior ;s nraduntino awoatras ,o
lhe lts cAelclseS re-
ceived at the town ball on Friday even
inc last and the manner i'm which II CAR
ia ont ,hoso ovoroisos No bo1i 80
iiV" '"O '"'oO VNOiNiN IL nan Wa
not large enough 10 seat the many VINO
sought admission and a great part of the
s.standinu room" wos onnunied
Inc stage was covered Win an elaoO-
rate arrangement of palms, ferns and
noverinp nlants. Ar The roar was a
- go sonuai 81 1.;.;a. -.
lhl Sc tiiapSie ioi'heu VI uaiSieo' Win a
background of ferns. In the centre of
the triangle was the class wear in white
ond Of ,ho noints of tho trionnla uNI TT
anu AZ the polhts vi the 'rlangIc VI. H.
ana .. over the stage was tne class
motto in large letterS-"Oui non %Droficit.
uO"O"' ~ ~ ~ Dod'u
a. d. NiaIshaIl' irlnclpal IioWes anu
occupicd chairs on the STAGE. while the
graduating class and teachers filled the
front rows of seats in the hall. Doring's
orchestra of Troy, y. Y. had been engag-
ed to furnish music for the occasion. and
after an overture by that organization
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Guernsey, the
following program was rendered:
salutatory,
Maud May Tucker.
or"'loh LASH. yiio T,,a :,n1staVu1 AdoIphns
Intermezzo-salome .Geum
Orchestra.
Grafton ''i rrioni ;on1o No .r,;;sood ROADS
......Th Painter of seville
Laura Mabel Merrill.
Cornet soIo-ihe LOST Chorh,a. sullivan
Grafton. Three limo tant Dav9 in Our History
James Schilling Holden.
observation-disclosures. Generals Client
Essay. ..".....rrp ..'...A study of Proverb.
Alice Beaumelle Brainerd.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-22
BRISTOL
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
drst insertion five cents per line succeeding
Insertions Count seven words to line.)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-06-22
.Je,ceII'U

JeWeLrU
stock should prove interesting now. 1t
deals with s%easonable articles of at
tractive design and wonderfully good
quality. Such a charming assortment of
Shirt Waist Sets. SIeece
Links. stick Pins. ChdteIdine
clasps
and many other things of equal interest
end merit. Our prices are always right.
G.E. Marshall
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
RICHMOND'S
NEWS BUDGET.
Governor Tyler Fayors More
Militia to Prevent Mob Law.
DR.. HUNTER INQUIRE BETTER

Mayor Taylor Qualities for the Fourth limo
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Aprointed-Tho Wheel Works to be Re-
built-Dr. Caiisoh to Deliver an Address
mt ChicaGo-Acts OF Legislature Being
Distributed scabonrd Air Iine Has
New Outlet Other Notes of Interest.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09

The documents were the principal
prize. After n good inspection as cir
cumstances permitted, General Funston
set aside several tons of useless rubbish
and burned it on the spot, saving the
State papers. These comprise all the
correspondence Of Aguinaldo and his
chief official from the time of the ear
lest dealings with Dewey down to the
hurried migration from Malolos.
CArchives subsequent TO that date were.
1t VIII be remembered. taken at Tarlac
in the middle OF last week.
There are letters 10 and from Wild
man and Dewey besides several bust
ness firms in Manila. Aguinaldos own
letter book. giving press copies OF every
thing he wrote, Is also there. 1t is
rumorcd that the correspondence shows
some firms in Manila to have had rela-
items with Che rebels heretofore unsus-
pected.
The whole cache was ingeniously hid
den among the trees in the ravine and
rooted over heavily with Hipa to an
unusual thickness. The structure made
quite big warehouse. with not an inch
of space vacant. 1t was found later,
that there were other approaches to the
cache just like the one described, with
alarm bells everywhere.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09

Less than half the seats in the court
room were occupied, but the orowa
rapidly increased in numbers AR
Goode has Il bass voice that woI,ld no
u fortune 10 the professional singer. re
Ga not talk 10 the spectators. but smoke
directly to the jury.
RIDDICK's ANCESTORS.
The lawyers first argument. in SIM
port OF the plea OF insanity. was win
reference to Rddick's ancestors. Tha
evidence showed that he had come of
degenerate stock, and the lines in IN
sanity were as firmly bred in him MS in
any living man. AIR. Goode called at
tention to the prisoners carly life az
how he was disposed TO be moody aud
showed disposition to be alone; when
quite young he was attacked by ST.
Nltus dance. and Was III for a long
time; in the early seventies he was des
neFately i'll with typhoid fever. a,
ClarksviIle Va.
The attorney followed Riddick
through his college days, and declared
that when the young man was in South
Carolina the evidences of his unbalanc-
ed mind were beginning TO form a
stream so broad and deep that the con-
scient!ous juror could not get around H.
lie rcNt went over the prisoners
career as q minlster contending that
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
Continued from Page 5.
NOT YET READY.

We thank our esteemed con-
temporary, the Public Ledger,
for its exceedingly kind and
complimary notice of our
Twentieth Century Edition
which appeared in its columns
yesterday. We desire, however,
to say that the edition is not
yet ready for circulation. AS
soon as it is completed our
subscribers will receive a copy
promptly with our compli-
mentS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09

to the State Department said there was
no IMPROVEMENT in the situation ana
asked for instructions. Secretary Hay
took the message TO the cabinet meeting
Where the answer will be framed
The State Department is steadfastly
pursuing the line OF policy. laid down
at the beginning of this Boxer trou-
'ole, of avoiding any Interference with
Chinese Internal affairs, beyond such
measures as may be absolutely necessa-
~ for the protection of american life
and property there. Especially II is
determined to avoid commitment to the
policies OF any of the European powers
which might Involve the United States
In trouble. Therefore. notwithstanding
the omirous news conveyed in Admiral
kempff's cablegram, 1t seems entirely
probable that Minister Conger will pe
directed 20 stick 10 the same line Of
policy which he had pursued up to this
time.
MEETING RESPONSIBILITIES.
5 1t is not to be understood by this that
the u. s. Government is DESTROYS of
evading any proper measure OF respon-
siblity and the State Department off,
Gals are careful to point out that while
retaining our independence OF action,
Continued on Page 6.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
lMSuRGEMT DOCUMENTS.
INTERESTING DISCOVERY MADE
IN y DENSE FOREST BY GEN.
FUNSTON.
(By Telegraph 10 observation-disclosures


(By Telegraph to Virginian-pilot)
Vancouver, Is. c., June S.-A copy OF
the Manila Times received by the
ldzuma Haru tells of an important dis
covcry of insurgent documents and
other articles which had been hidden
by the Filipinos. Ii says:
"On May .. General Funston was
making personal reconnaissance with IS
troops in the direction OF Bongabon and
Pontabasan, up the Rio Grandc de
Papapamnga, when he discovered n
perpendicular ladder leading up n cliff
crowned with dense forest. Beside
the ladder hung Il rope which. when
pulled, rang an alarm bell in the woods
back of the precipiCe.
The general and his men assembled
the ladder and found so or 40 large
wooden cases crammed full of state
documents, comprising most of the
archives of the Government. There were
other things saved from the wreck of
Maioslos, abou, 1000 Hotchkiss shells.
quantity of dynamite, u stock of
bombs. and much other ammunition.
200 pounds Of black gun powder. office
furniture. from the Moloslos Audiencia.
carpets. chairs, tables and u lot Of mis-
cellaneous goods OF no special import
ance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
Especial to vlrginian.Pilot.,

Lawrencev.lle. Va. June S.--Attorney
Buford will close his argument tomor-
row morning, and u verdict is expected
by noon. The talk is that it will he not
guilty on account of insanity. This is
speculation. but there are strong rea-
sons to believe there VIII be no hune
jury. The speeches have all been of
rare ability.
Lawrencevillc, Va, June SIT was
about half past eight o'clock this morn
ing when MIR. i. c. Goode began his ad-
Dress to The jury, in defense OF Rev.
j. +. Il. Riddick
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
L. @. RATusoEE.

former draoro
Ranbm viii b
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bon awinsin ueN
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
LATEST NEWS OF THE WOR ID BY

age was done by n cyclone that visited
Clarksville, Virginia, this afternoon. A
pr!zery of the American Tobacco Com
pany was wrecked, the hotel Grace
damaged, and the factory of ]. p. Tay-
Tor Co uUroofed. a hail storm ac-
companied the gale, which lasted three
minutes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09

OTHER TELEGRAPH PAGE 9
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
(By Telegraph to virginian-Piloto

Washington. June S-The following
caolegram was received at the Navy
Department this morning from Admiral
kempif. on board the Newark off the
Taku forts:
Yong lu, June s.
Battle yesterday between Chinese
and Boxers, near Tien Tsin. Large
number OF Boxers expected reach Tien
Tsin Tomorrow.
"KEIPFF."
Minister Conger at Pekln has also
been heard from to-day. His message
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
THE SITUATION
IN CHINA.
Nine Hundred Men Ashore
twenty-five Warships There.
FOREIGN OFFICERS MEET.

There We're Present English, French, Ger
man. Austrian, Italian, Japanese, and
American Officers Arranging for Conn
bincd Action to Protect Life and Prop
erty- Four Thousand "Boxcrs" Battle
with Fifteen Hundred Chinese Troops =
Minister Conger Asks for Instructions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
RIDDICK TRIAL
NEARING THE END.
Commemorative Attorney Buford
Will Close Case This Morning.
VERDICT EXPECTED BY NOON.

Trend of Opinion is That 1t VIII DO Not
Guilty on Account OF Insanity Hung
Jury Not Looked For Tho Speeches
Have all Been of Great Ability Mr.
Richard Ii. Davis Made Strong Clos
ing Address for tho Defcnsc-Hc Sum-
med Up the Whole Case in Two Hours.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
cyclone Visits Gainesville.

(By Telegraph to Virsinian Pilot)
Clarksvillc, Va. June S.-Ten men
narrowly escaped death and much dam
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-09
LORD ROBERTS
STILL SILENT.
Believed that He is Giving His
Army a Rest.
NEXT MOVE AFTER BoTHA.

The willy Boor Leader Deceived and Dc
ported Ono Thousand of tho British,
Prisoncrs-Lord Roberts Visits Mrs.
Kruger and tho Presidency Building
seanty Press Dispatches Owing to Crush
OF Omcial Matter Butler Disposed His
Army Commanding 1aing's Mex.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
And Now General Miles.

From the Macon News.
And now comes General Miles, al
the head of the army of the United
States, as Admiral Dewey is at the
head of the navy, and asks for the
democratic nomination for president
Men and brethren, the democratic
nomination is evidently becoming a
mighty desirable prize. And the rea-
son is that this year the democracy
has great chance to win. The blum
ders OF the Mckinley administration
have caused the people toperceive the
necessity OF an immediate change.
The naked question of the campaign
will relate to the endorsement of the
Mckinley policy.
But what is it that has imbued Gen
cral Miles with the idea that he is a
presidential availability? 1t is very
difficult for us at this distance to de-
telmine. He has never been able to
remove from his escutcheOn the stig-
ma Of having been the man who placed
Jefferson Davis in irons, though he
has endeavored to lay the blame at the
door OfCharles A. Dana, then assistant
secretary Of var. There are some
things the southern people can neither
forget. forgive nor cCndOnc. and that
is one Of them. General Miles must
be conscious Of this, vet in spite Of it
is Offering himself for the democratic
nomination.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
COTTON MILLS AS cry EULDERS.

A recent issue of the Manufacturers
Record contains an article showing
how cotton mills build up a town.
Among other things it says:
"Not only do cotton mills bring prof
its to stockholders, they bring profits
to all in a community by building up
the towns in which they are located,
They are emphatically the town build
ers of this section. They are filing
the Carolinas and Georgia with pros
nervous towns. Columbia, which was
sleepy and unpromising, has sprung
from a population Of 10,03G in 1880 to
10000, Tt is now wide awake and
full of promise. Griffin, in Georgia,
a town midway Of Atlanta and Macon,
sapped by both, was in state OF de-
cav. but cotton mills have placed it IN
a prosperous and substantial condition.
Greenville, in South Carolina, had
S,6O7 people in 1880; it will show in the
new census over $4,000. Spartanburg,
which had $500 people in 1890, will
show 1900 this year. Gaffney, which
consisted few years ago OF railroad
station and lime kiln, has been turned
by mills into a prosperous little city
of 1000 people. Pelzer, which was a
spot on the map, now contains 5000
people. North Carolina is full of sim
liar examples of growth from and
through cotton mills.
"When one investment brings IN
dividends and general prosperity it Is
no wonder that towns from the Rio
Grande all the way to the Potomac are
gathering capital and building many
mills, and large mills, too, in some
cases. The cotton mill movement in
the south is the wonder and glory Of
these times in the cotton states. 1t
cannot be carried too far. Build mills
in bic towns and in little towns, and
even at road crossings, for every we'll
managed mill is a gold mine alike to
ctoolxbol1ppG and to the public. "
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
CITY Ordinance.

Be it ordained, That on and after
the passage Of this ordinance any OF
fcer, employee or servant OF the CIV
of Dawson now employed or to be en-
ployed or elected by the mayor and ell!
council who desires to tender his res
ignatiOn of such Office, or to leave tIs
employ of the municipality, shall notify
the mayor and city council OF sucn u,
tention in writing thirty days pfg tyr
TO the time at which said reslgnaVloh
shall take effect Any officer, e PM
ployee or servant failing to Iur4loI
She notice as above prescribed 9n%g
not be entitled to pay for the lHll
days prior to the actual tender Oh ~
and the salary que or
be due said officer, employee or s s9
want so failing to give the above Pr n.
scribed notice shall be forfeited y g. ns
city, and the mayor and clerk are n g =,
by prohibited from issuing an oluei
orders for the payment OF the 'l lr
Done at regular meeting OF tl'''
council March 9Th, 1900.
J. w. T. LOWRE4, MSE'
+. c. HOYL, Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
Tax Notice.

will be at the following places 1
the dates named below for the pvrpol
Of receiving state and county tax II
turns for the year 1900:
TWELFTH DISTRIBT.-NOudaI
April Ind; Wednesday, AprilNh:
day, May 4th.
BPONWOOD DISTRICT. WEDNESDAYS
April 4th: Friday, April 20th; Nonlal |
May It'll.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT Friday AmI
9th: Monday, April BIRD; WednesjaI
May 9th.
SAssER DIsTRIcT.-Monda ArI
9th; Wednesday, April 18TH Fridl
May 18th.
DOVER DISTRICT. W e dnesds
April llth: Friday, April 9th; Nd
day, May l4th.
NEW ELEVENTH DISTRICT.-Fridl
April 18th; Monday, April 34
Wednesday, May 10th.
PARROTT DISTRlCT.-Monday AF
10th: Wednesday, May 2nd; Erld
May 18th.
DAWsON.-Every Saturday andd
ing May term of court.
Please examine your deeds so u
you can properly return the eXactP
ton of each lot of land you own.
j. 7. WALLER, L. Il. TIC
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
CHANGING VOTES EVERY HOUR,

James Creclman, the veteran news
paper writer, who has correctly dag
nosed political sentiment in advance
for several elections past, holsters up
democratic hopes with the following:
'The result of my investigation in
New York and the middle west during
the past few weeks is firm conviction
that for the first time the country is
aroused to the real peril to q rcpubli-
can form of government arising from
the trust system which Mr.. Hanna
says is a good thing.
NThis is the supreme democratic
issue.
"No leader or combination Of leaders
can increase its power or Importance
1t is changing votes every hour
There may be difference of opinion
regarding legislation on the subject,
but every man have met seems to I'M
derstand that with q president and
cabinet free from the control OF the
trusts the country has a better chance
to strike at the giant crimes of the
trusts than is possible when the pres
ident and,thc cabinet place the whole
power of the government behind the
criminal combinations"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
In Other States.

Recently a restaurant keeper in
Pittsburg. Pa, refused to serve Il meal
TO two negroes, one Of them con-
gresham. One Of the negroes entere d
suit for $1,000 damages. The case was
tried last Friday. and the verdict was
for 81 cents in favor Of the plaintiff.
The corn crop Of Kansas during the
last decade reaches / AL, 800, 40 bush
els and the sum OF 1891, $50, 44S was re-
ceived for it. That's what lifted so
many mortgages in that state,
Kentucky raftm6n now drift down
stream from the mountain regions
with flags of peace floating as an evil
dence OF honest purposes.
As a pleasing episode to touring Wis
itors Florida churches invite negro
preachers to fill their pulpits.
The town of Enterprise, Ala, is
living up to its name by subscribing
81 900, 600 for a cotton factory.
The usual salutation in Kentucky:
"Have YOU been arrested for the muir
der of Gobel
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
Public Road Motto

GEORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY57,:.1
Askew and others have made a2ENaE
ton for first-class public r0A SglT
mcncing at the Dawson and F&N 0sSs
public road where tne north ana sog "
line between lots of land numbers y
and DBL crosses said road, and runall
south on said land line to Czenoa5l
creek: and after crossing s2l0 III
thence southeast by the residence.
T. Gamble to the southeast cor13
lot of land number lGG: thence vi
on the land line between lots nvlsa
l5J andslJG lall III the Eleventh. W
trict) TO the BronWood and Sardis ct
which has been marked oatsby I
commissioner and report tle!ey
made or oath by them. All personal
notified that said new road VIII onM
after the Tuesday in Maynazr
the commissioner8 OF roads and rev
nues OF said countryside finally 9raH,C
if no new cause be shown to the col
trary. This April 2nd, 1900.
j. ". ROBERTS, Clerk 8. -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11

A mad dog scare Of large proper
tions prevails at Americus. Eugene
Drane, Il small boy and three children
of Thomas WestbrOOk were bitten by
a dog. which AFTERWARDS attacked q cat
and escaped. Physicians cauterized
the children 5 wounds in the hope that
the consequences would not be serious.
Several dogs have been attacked by a
mad dog recently, and considerable
uneasiness exists.
One hundred and twenty-five cars
of lumber are to be shipped from
Dooly to build cotton mills in North
Carolina. This large Shipment
amounts 10 six train loads, one of
which has already gone. Georgia 5
products are always III demand.
"A Lowndes county dog freed a rab-
bit in hollow log, got his head in the
hole and couldn't get it out. When
found both dog and rabbit were dead.
"A Merriwether county woman is
pushing her claim for $50, 600 against
the government for cotton stolen by
the military during the war.
A Wilkes county farmer killed
two wild turkeys that came into his
barn lot to fight the tame ones,
Winder has pulled $4,000 stock
home money together. and has applied
for her cotton mill charter.
Field peas are worth Sl.50 per
bushel in Georgia, a bigger price than
10 cents cotton,
Cobb county is kicking against a
prospective city court,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
Never Attended a Cod Fish Ball,

From the Lee County Journal
While On short visit to one Of our
neighOoring towns prominent young
man of Smithville was partaking Of q
delightful repast at the home of his
young lady friends, and among the del
ericacies served was an elagantdish
of cod fish balls. and being asked by
one of the youngladies, who was in
the act of passing him the dish, how
he liked cod fish balls, he replied :
81 really don't know, Miss, for I
have never danced, and therefore
never attended a cod fshball."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
Political Announcements.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Being solicited by citizens from diff
ferent parts of the county L have con-
cluded to offer my services as one OF
the representatives in the next gener-
al assembly. | claim to have a knoWl-
edge of such laws us the people desire
and need. | am the candidate OF no
iag or faction | stand for the inter.
u 0, the whDe people an1 promise II
e4e tie to t"roN every sufe ua 4 r0ssl-
bic ar0lq1 their ri ats a. | interest,
All tn 10 unjust or di5hOuNabie
measures shall receive my Sanction or
support. [ will give prompt attention
to all requests of my fellow citizens.
/ believe in the JetfersOnian doctrine
the people should govern and rule, and
that all public measures pertaining to
the interest of the people should be OF
the people, for the people and by the
people. / am in favor of enacting a
law allowing all INDECENT and disabled
eX-confederate soldiers who served IN
the civil war to participate in the pen
sion fund. Your votes and support are
solicited. My candidacy is subject tc
the action of the democratic party.
WIN. KAIGLER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
Citv Ordinance

BE it ordained by the mayer ,r "A
citv council. That It shall be ua ,r no
for the chief OF police, regular .t.d5i-
lice, regular fireman, supef-l-yr,Is r
emit Of electric light plant, fe Rant.
employees Of electric llght pr@qa-
street overseer, or any person J., NE n.
lql5e in 9th other business besides ta-
for s which the city employs them, them. K
For violation Of this ordinance - F.
the first offense they shall " Socosi
pended for thirty days; for the ID 5e frol
otfense they shall be dismissed
service. ir,,l,,de tn
cit Ih nie DEan city treasurer, special p
lice or special fireman. Done at ,I Tss.
lar meeting of the city council M"i'
0'n' l9OG J. W.T.. LOwREY, Mayor
L. C. HOYL Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
FOR STATE SENATOR.

It being Randolph's time to name the
mau to represent the 11th senatorial dis
rrict in the next general assembly, l
hereby announce myself candidate for
that office, subject to the action Of the
democratic party. | hereby promise, il
nominated and elected, to'rrpresent the
best interests Of the whole people.
D. II. STEWART.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
FOR SHERIFF.

l respectfully announce myself can
didate for Sheriff, subject to the demo-
cratic primary. If the people honor me
with this Office promise an efficient and
faithful performance of all duties de-
volvIhg upon me. am in the race to
stay until the polls are closed, and all
favOrs shown me will be duly app.eclat
ed. If elected j. L. Turner will be nv
deputy. JAMES w. ROBERTS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-11
Notice to Debtors and Creditors

GEORGIA., TERRELL COUNTY.-No-
tice is hereby given to all creditors Of
the estate of Geo, II. Breedlove, late
Of said county, deceased, to render an
account of their demands to me within
the time prescribed by law properly
made out; and all persons indebted to
said deceased are hereby requested to
make immediate payment to the under
signed. This April 10th, 1900.
B. w. BREEDLONE Admir-.