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Hindoo Belief.

When the land is contaminated. men
should at the time of milking cows let
the milk fall directly on the ground and
moisten 1t. They should also fast.
Deeds Of charity and sacrifices in be-
half OF ancestors should be performed
In every house. village and city, For
"impiety is the root Of all diseases"
So says Charaka. the highest author
aty In medical science.
The planets should be propitiated.
The observance Of these good rules win
create in men kind Of psychic force
which will purify the tainted soil. wa
ter. ETC., and render them wholesome.
vishnu should be worshiped In every
house with offerings of leaves OF tulasi.
Such holy observances win put an
end to all pestilential diseases like the
bubonic plague, malarial fever. cholera,
etc. There win be timely showers of
rain. followed by abundant harvests.
Men win pass their lives in the enjoy
ment of health and peace. Nothing else
can contribute to the happiness Of man.
kind.-Calcutta Indian Mirror.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

G. j. Treworgy is building cottage on
his lot at Contention Cove.
Everett Garland, for some time past
employed in Berlin, N. H., is at home.
He will remain until fsll.
w. NJ. Davis, who has been employed in
Hopedale, Mass, for the past year, is at
home for two weeks vacation.
Rev. II. w. Couley occupied the pulpit
on Sunday evening in place OF the pastor,
Mr.. Hefflon, and delivered an interesting
sermon.
Ticonic hose company was called out
twice on Monday afternoon to put out
fires in the mill yards OF Whitcomb,
Haynes & Co.
mic of Union Congregational Sunday
school will be held at Lords beach some
time next week.
Mrs. M. j. Wentworth arrived home
Friday from Stratford, Conn, where she
has been attending her daughter, Mrs. c.
T. Berry, who has been critically i'll for
some time past. Mrs. Berry's friends
here are glad to know that she is much
improved.
Mrs. Frank Holden, of Bar Harbor, was
here on Saturday OF last week, returning
home on the evening train. She was
accompanied home by her sister, Mrs.
Frank Morgan, OF Boston, who has been
visiting here with her parents, L. e.
Hastings and wife.
AS a matter of economy the services OF
a janitor at the church will be dispensed
with, members Of the society undertak-
ing that duty themselves. To show its
appreciation of the services of Edward
Haney, janitor for the past four years
the society addressed formal letter tc
him acknowledging his faithful, efficient
and unselfish services.
Ticonic engine company was out
for practice on Tuesday evening. She
| will be taken out again ON Thurs
| day evening, and a meeting held
to see II the company will accep,
| the invitation to take part in the grand
firemen's muster in Waterville on Thurs.
| day, August 10. Ii Ticonic goes t.
Waterville, it is quite likely that good
many OF her old friends outside the com.
pany will accompany her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-24
Cotton Underwear.

Shirley, OF New Hampshire, is visiting her
parents, Capt. Charles Murch and wife
Mrs. Linda Leach, OF Bangor, called on
friends here last week.
Mrs. Matthew Moon spent last week
with her daug Mrs. Frank SWEET.
George Ray, who works in Brewer,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
family.
Sidney Williams, OF East Boston, has
arrived. His wife and son Louis stopped
In Sedgwick. They will visit there few
days before coming to Ellsworth.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County News. see other pages

Franklin.
Mrs. Arthur Bunker is visiting friends
in New Hampshire.
A. W. King, OF Ellsworth, is in town
to-day on business.
Miss Hattie M. Higgins left for her
home at Lamoine Saturday.
Mrs. Mintie Blaisdeil, who has spent
several days In Bangor, returned Monday.
Lincoln c. Bragdon, who has been
quite III, is now thought to be improving
Miss Mayo, OF Southwest Harbor, is the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Powlee-
land.
Mrs. Hattie Bragdon and family are
with relatives at Hall Quarry for short
time.
Miss Gertrude Burleigh, Of Boston, Is
spending her vacation at the home OF
her uncle, Perrin Swan.
Percy Homer, of Newburyport, Mass,
is spending his vacation with his parents,
DR.. H. H. Homer and wife.
Charles r. Bunker and young son, OF
Somerville, Mass, are at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Sarah A. Bunker.
DIR. Edward c. Hooper, of Fairfield,
came on the train Sunday morning for a
brief visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Hooper.
Harvey M. Blaisdell came by boat and
wheel from Northeast Harbor, Saturday,
to look in upon friends and spend night
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Dilemma
Blaisdell.
Mrs. Lillian Green, who has in her
protracted absence from town, awaited
herself of course in vocal culture, has
returned, and was In her accustomed seat
in the Methodist choir Sunday evening,
glsddening the audience with her pleas
ing voice.
Frank E. Blaisdell, of w. B. Blsisdell &
Co., has just loaded schooner "Hazel Dell"
with blocks for New York; schooner
"Msrk PendIeton", blocks and cross
walks, New York; schooner "Delaware"
curb for Boston. Three more vessels are
chartered to load with blocks. Truman
Blaisdell has two vessels loading with
blocks for New York.
July %. B.
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

Mrs. Maria Stanley, OF Lynn, Mass, is
spending the summer with her son Fred,
at Idlehour cottage.
Mrs. Fannie Bowker and Mrs. lacey
Williams and son Roy, of Lynn, Mass,
are spending the summer at Vim Smiths.
Miss Martha H. Gaspar is being treat ed
at the Lowell, Mass, hospital for ulcer on
the eyeball. Her aunt, Miss Martha j.
Barron, is caring for her.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Manset.

SUMMER GUESTS.

Manset.
SUMMER GUESTS.
The guests that have registered at the
hotels the past week are as follows;
Ocean house,. S. Lakewood, d. D.,
Lynn, Mass; w. V. Higgins, New York
city; Mrs. c. E. Higgins, Mrs. Gatcomb,
Miss Katherine Gatcomb, Mrs. Turpie,
Maiden, Mass; Mrs. Roberts, Miss Eliza
beth Wood, j. c. Braman, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Butman, Boston; Mrs. q. c. Spencer, Suf-
field, CT; II. P. Lumnis, II. p. Lumnis,
IT., George o. Lumnis, Miss l.. Steitz,
Miss E. Steitz, Philadelphia; Miss Eliza
Kellogg, New Hartford, Conn.,; M. C..
Stillwell, Fort Paine; r. W. Parker. John
II. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bragg, Miss
Bragg, Miss Florence Bragg, Bangor.
Stanley house.-George R. Wight, Will
liam g. Nickerson, Dedham, Mass.; Rob-
ert W. Byerly, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Byerly,
Francis P. Byerly, Cambridge, Mass. /;
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Butler, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Butler, J. F. Stinson, New York
city; B. B. Hinckley, Mrs. c. W.. Porter,
Miss Hinckley, northampton, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Scudder, Evarts
Scudder, Hilda Scudder, Boston; Miss
Ellen M. Lee, Charles E. Lee, Jamaica
Plain, NJ ass; Nj. Z. Bishop, NJ. Bishop,
Ruth Lynda Diego, +. e. Leompte, New
YORK city; DIR. and Mrs. R. II. Seeyle, and
two children, Springfield, Mass; Thomas
Eaton, Montclair, n. j.; Miss Gallaghtr r,
Glen Ridge, Mrs. Arthur Herschei, Low :
ell; Miss Lillian G. Bates, Chestnut Hill,
Mass.
Mrs. Myra Hadlock died Sunday night
after long and painful illness from
cancer.
Schooner sc. B.lWood," sailed by Capt.
Charles Stanley, CT this place, is at the
dock. Capt. Stanley has just returned
from trip with stone from Sullivan to
Philadelphia, returning with coal to Saco.
The fish business has been dull the
past week. Only the smaller boats that
make daily trips have been in.
July %. e.
Cape Roster.
The new Methodist chapel was opened
for the first time July q for services.
Schooner "Mabel'', Capt. Gray, with
granite for Portland, is anchored in Weir
cove.
Mrs. Jack Higgins, OF Maiden, and son
Leslie are among the later arrivals at
Blacks.
Will Waterman, of Maiden, is making
a second visit at Undercliff this year. His
mother and her daughter, Miss Alice, are
at Bucks IIarbor inn.
Mr.. Hopkins and others from Boston
are late arrivals at G. Fl. Biake's, making
full house there and adding to Dr.
Andrews party. They are to stay two
weeks longer. Lillian Anderson will
stay all summer.
July %. B.
Marlboro.
Harvey Hodgkins has moved his family
to Bar Harbor.
Kittredge Martin and wife, OF Ellis
worth, are at their farm through having.
John McIntyre's wife and children, OF
Massachusetts, are here visiting his
m other, Mrs. Neal Mcintyre.
Services were held at the chapel Sunday
by Rev. A. B. Lorimer, of Bangor, who is
occupying the Estey cottage.
July %. ARE.
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu-
inc tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold in bulk. Druggists, 1oc.
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Sorrento.
Hon. Frank Jones' steam yacht "Navis"
Capt. Blake, left for Portsmouth Friday.
w. F. Cochran left for New York on
Friday night, and will sail for Europe
| early this week.
Steam yacht "Ladoga", OF Bar Harbor,
j. s. Trundy, of New York, owner, was
in the harbor Friday.
The steamer "Long Island" OF the
Maine Central railroad ferry, has had her
name changed to "Pemaquid".
John Blair McAfee, of Philadelphia,
arrived with his family at Cloverdale,
their summer home, on Saturday.
W. II. Lawrence, manager Of the
Frenchman's Bay Co., has employed e.
w. Harrington as clerk in his Office for
the summer.
A party OF eight friends of Chief Justice
Fuller came over from Bar Harbor in
steamer "Creedmore" on Friday and took
dinner ut Maynestay.
E. s. Shannon, superintendent OF the
Associated Press at Providence, r. l., Is a
guest of Mrs. d. B. Curtis at her charm
ing cottage, Rockend.
Mr.. Green, agent of the Washington
County railroad at Franklin, with Mrs.
Green, Mrs. Stinson and Miss Tennard,
were in town on Sunday.
E. w. Harrington chartered steamer
"Dixon" Saturday and took party of
friends for a sail around the bay, landing
at Bar Harbor, Sullivan and Hancock
Point.
Yacht "Sculpin". OF the Yale
Corinthian club, Capt. Andrews, left on
Friday for weeks cruise in Penobscot
bay, visiting Castine, Dark Harbor and
Camden. She had on board the owner,
Clifford Cochran, and party OF friends.
July %. A.
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BuckspOrt.
By the premature dumping OF gravel
car on construction train here Monday
afternoon three men were injured. An
Italian laborer had his arm broken.
Edward S. Robbins, of Bucksport, Sec
tion foreman, was injured about the chest
and face. Frank Ducotte, OF Bucksport,
section laborer, was cut and bruised.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-24
LAKEWOOD.

Irving Wilbur has employment at the
Green Lake hatchery.
Mrs. Mary Franklin has gone to the
Eastern Maine hospital, Bangor, for
treatment.
There will be box supper and ice
cream sociable at Mrs. Hittie Garland,s
Saturday evening.
Miss Lottie Bean, OF Old Town, and
Fred w. Rollins, OF Bangor, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Rollins parents.
Mrs. A. II. Wilbur, with her sister, Mrs.
Ellen Moore, OF Boston, recently visited
their brother, e. G. Hopkins, OF Trenton.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.-Adpt
na and rfs,.tf txrrA d.. Il stsa
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Davenport Murch. is at home from
Northeast Harbor for few days.
Mrs. Emma Martin, with her daughter
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Gouldsboro.
Miss Ina Guptill, who is at work in Bar
Harbor, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Vida Bickford, of Winter Harbor,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Libby.
Rev. B. w. Russell, OF Sullivan, preached
here Sunday in exchange with Rev. j.
L. Pinkerton.
Mrs. Roxie Bunker and her daug hter
Annie, OF Milbridge, visited Mrs. Alex.
Weatherbee few days last week.
Lightning struck in W. W. Sowle's
pasture, near Charles Tracy's house,
Thursday. No damage was done.
July %. JEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-24

Miss Mary E. Hamor died at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. Rodney Copp, on
Sunday, in the thirty-fourth year Of her
age. She had been i'll long time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-24

H. Durreh, pangors r. n. Arcy, BUCKS
port.
July %. SuBA.
Hull's Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Grant, OF Bangor,
spent Sunday here.
Miss Della Wilcomb, who has been
employed ia Bar Harbor for two weeks,
has returned home.
Mrs. Lizzie Pierce Is at home from Ellis
worth for visit. She is accompanied by
her granddaug hter, Beatrice Kelly.
Mrs. Johanna Leland, OF Bangor, and
Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Arno and WILDER
Jackson and little Miss Leola jackson, of
summersworth, N. H., are visiting at
Shepard Lelsnc's.
Mary Gardiner, who has been studying
for nurse at the insane hospital In
Northampton, Mass, Is at home for a
short vacation. She will resume her
studies in q few weeks.
Master Ferdie Hamor fell through a
hole In the haymow in the stable Of Shep-
ard Leland few days ago. He struck on
bis head and shoulders, and was uncon-
scious for some hours. He is now gain
ing quite rapidly. No bones were broken,
but he was badly bruised and is deaf in
one ear.
July 81. ANN.
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Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold.
Laxative moQuinine Tablets cure a cold
in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price % cents
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Mckinley.
Guy Parker and George Neal spent Sun.
day at their homes here.
Schooner "John B. Norris" sailed for
Gloucester Thursday.
Julian Heath and sister called on friends
here last week.
Ralph Richardson, who is employed In
Boston, is spending brief vacation here
with his parents.
The VIM. Underwood Co. canning fac
tory, under the efficient management of
Thomas Lawton, is doing thriving busi-
ness at Mckinley this summer. Nearly
every day during the past week, the sloop
"Marion" has brought in good supply
Of sardines. This industry furnishes a
great deal Of employment not only to the
natives but also to strangers who are &C.
cupying the camps which the company
built last spring. The factory stores give
rather hustling appearance to the viii
lage.
July %. C.P M.
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East SUrfY.
Miss Wilma Bowden, teacher, from
Norwood, Mass, and Miss Vesta Bowden,
OF Midway, Mass, were guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. Julia Chatto, Monday and
Tuesday,
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East OrIand-
TT. Mason and daughter Bernice are
in Brownville, for few days.
Miss Sadie Blaisdell arrived home
from Waterville Tuesday for her vaca-
ton.
Miss Butterworth and Mr.. Gilbert, OF
New Haven, are boarding at Mrs. E. @.
Mason's.
Mr.. Earle and family, of Brookline,
Mass, are at the Page cottage for the
summer.
Irwin Bell and family, OF Portland,
Conn.,, came Saturday and are occupying
one of the Bell camps.
A. E. Marks and wife, OF Brookline,
Mass, arrived Friday to occupy their
camp at Craig's pond several weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Leach and son Monroe
visited relatives here the past week. They
left Saturday for their home in Brockton,
Mass.
John Higgins, while hauling hay
Saturday, fell from the load, striking on
his head and shoulders. He is suffering
from lhlncucsb, Uub 40 OshSt WaoS 1850
jured.
July 20. Nj.
Peuobseor.
F. B. Googins, of Bucksport, was in
town Friday.
william Hutchins is home for few days
getting his hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Drummond were at
the Penobscot house Thursday.
E. A. Snowman, wife and family, OF
Springfield, Mass, are visiting in town for
few weeks.
A string OF thirteen fine salmon was
taken from To-day pond Friday by w. j.
Creamer and DIR. NJ. A. Wardweu.
]. A. Burgess, of Boston, was in town
Friday on business. Mr.. Burgess will re-
turn later with his family for an extended
visit.
Among visitors in town Saturday were
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets'
49, m
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EastbroOK-
Mrs. Charlotte Wilbur is very ill.
Rosa Crimmin has gone to Bar Harbor
to work in hotel.
ing, has returned home.
Julia Lowrie has gone to Hancock Point
to work in the Tarratine house.
Mrs. Mary Dyer and Mrs. Cora King
man, who have been on the sick list, are
out again.
Miss Clara Wilbur has been spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Emily Coombs,
at Franklin.
William Lowrie, of North Sullivan, has
been in town for the past two weeks cut
ting his hay.
July %, b,
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Sargentviile.
There will be an excursion from land
ings in the Reach to Bar Harbor Tuesday
on steamer Catherine".
Mrs. w. J. Grindal and daughter Bea-
trice, OF Bangor, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dodge, returned home
Friday.
The pier at H. B. Harding's shore is
highly appreciated by summer visitors.
1t is built out 225 feet and boats can land
there at any time.
Capt. E. II. Herrick, OF the Oakland
house, has number of boarders this sea-
son. His place is unusually favored in
its location, with salt water ON one side
and lake OF fresh water on the other.
July %. II.
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Educate Your Bowels with cascaress.
Canan Ca.hartic. cure constipation forever.
ioc' 25c. # G. O. c, fail, druggists refund money
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-24

A. B. Ireland. F. e. Hall, e. W. Larsen, c.
H. Burrell, Bangor; F. H. Arcy. Bucks
port.
July %. SuBA.
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advertisements.

Zinc and grinding double the wear.-Adpt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-29
FOODLESS AND HOMELESS.
A Cry for Aid Comes from the Flood
Swept District.

Reports from upper east Tennessee
indicate that high water in all the
rivers Is receding. Elizabcthton, the
wrecked town, presents terrible
spectacle, and the faster the water re-
cedes there the more serious becomes
the situation. The Doe river has
changed its course and is now running
through the residence section, over
the ruins of many homes. Some of the
finest farms in that vicinity have been
swept of their soil and barren rocks
are appearing.
The towns of Allentown and Butler
have been more or less devastated.
All the stores IN the former place
were swept away and 1000 people are
without homes.
DESTRUCTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Reports from remote counties in the
mountain districts in North Carolina
show great destruction by the storm.
In Baskerville sixteen residences and
the Baptist church were washed away.
Ouinter Moore and his son were
drowned.
Every house in Magnetic City, vii
lage in Mitchell county, was destroyed.
At Roam Mountain station twenty res
licences were swept away. Six large
stores on Big Rock creek were carried
away and one man, John Mckinney,
drowned, while an unknown man was
killed by a landslide.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-29
THEY COME AND Go.

Miss Mary Lou Hoyl returned Sat
urday from visit to friends in She'll
man. She was accompanied by Miss
Lollie Balkom, one of Fit. Gaines very
attractive young ladies.
Mr.. E. C. Ellington, who has been a
commercial traveller in Mississippi for
several months, will return to that
state next Monday after spending two
or three weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dixon of Mar
shallville spent Sunday with Mrs.
Dixon's parents, Captain and Mrs.
John Whitchard.
Judge Griggs left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE to deliver the literary ad-
dress at the closing exercises OF
Brenau College.
Colonel G. w. Warwick of Smith
Vile was one of the prominent attor'
neys in attendance upon court Monday.
Little Miss Selena Brown of Eufaula
visited her brother, Mr.. Merrill
Brown, Sunday.
Mr.. J. B. Hayes left yesterday for
Enigma to visit his sister, who is
seriously sick.
Miss MAY Clark left Frid ay for For
svth. where she will visit her aunt,
Mrs. L. F. Cater.
Mrs. II. J. Ramseur of Eufaula, Ala
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Baldwin
for few days.
Mrs. M. E. Barksdale of Fit, Gaines
is the guest of her niece, Mrs Ell
Jenkins
Mrs. Susan Brown and Miss Goldie
helms left Monday to visit relatives IN
Florida. -
Chief James of the Albany. fire de-
partment was in the city a few days
ago. Do,,o
Misses Lalia Whiting and Belle
Gurr are at home from Wesleyan COL
lege. r,,,,rs-
Miss Ella Bell returned home Thurs
day from Atlanta ;.;.;,
Mrs. Jonathan Williams is vlSltlhg
in Cordele. r1or-
ida.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-29
WILL HONOR JEFF DAVIS.
Daughters Of the Confederacy Will Hold
Public Exercises Next Monday.

Monday, June 3, which is the birth
day of Jefferson Davis, will be ap.
propriately observed by the local
chapter of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy. Fitting exercises will be
held in the court house, and the occa-
sion will be one of much interest.
Following is the full program which
has been arranged for the afternoon;
Address by Mr.. E. w. Hollings-
worth.
Recitation by Miss Rena Mize.
"The Bronze Cross" read by Mrs.
M. |. Harrell.
Presentation of crosses.
The program will be interspersed
with appropriate music. There will
be box placed in some suitable posi-
tion and all will be asked to drop in a
small memorial Offering, a part of
which will be given to the Davis mon
ument fund and the remainder devoted
to memorial and benevolent purposes.
Caihoun's sure cure eye-water-the
best remedy for sore and infiamed eyes,
graduated lids, etc. Guaranteed and
sold by Davidson & Kendrick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-29
'lRLET FEVER IN DAWSON
ruRFF YEAR OLD CHILD DEVELOPS
AcAsE OF THE DISEASE.
,wcian PrOnOunCes 1t of a Very Mild
rrOs. and There Is Not Much
Fear Of a Spread of the MaIady.

mr. ". C. Kendrick was called to
! home of Mr.. A. c. Howard Satur-
= to attend the latter's three year
son, who proved to have
ssret fever. The symptoms were
Dry apparent, and Dr. Kendrick
AnOst Immediately arrived at dag
&sis Otthe case.
I The type Of the fever which the lit
ID boy has, however, is an extremely
liza one, and it is thought that he
in beaOle to be up in few days.
Its Dot known how the fever was
bnhacted, as the patient has not been
ltOfthe yard in over two weeks and
lere are no other cases in the city.
lr and Mrs. Howard and the attend
D. physician are at a loss to under
ald when ard how the little boy
#as exposed to the disease.
Its not thought that the fever will
zeCOme epidemic, as every pre-
|kltiOn has been taken to prevent any
NgDOsures,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-29
BROOM FACTORY.
Mr.. 6. B. Beck Will Probably
Move His Plant to Dawson
from Cuthbert.
OAAAAAAAAAAAAA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In all probability Dawson will soon
have large broom factory. Mr.. c. B
Beck, who is operating plant of that
kind in Cuth bert, was in the city Fri
day for the purpose of looking ever the
field with view to moving his plant
here.
He stated to NEWS representative
that he was very much pleased with
Dawson, and that it was almost certain
that he would move his plant here in
a short while. If such becomes the
case other buildings will be erected at
the Builders Supply Company's shops,
and Mr.. Beck's enterprise will be run
in connection with taat plant.
Mr.. Beck stated that the capacity of
his plant was something over 500
brOoms per day. It is one of the larg-
est enterprises of the kind in the
south, and it will necessarily require
the employment of number of hands.
MIR. Beck will be given a nearty well
come to Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-29
CENTRAL is SURVEYING AGAIN.
The Road Has Squad OF Men at Work
Near Cuthbert.

CUTHBERT, GA. May 27.-The Cen
trail railroad has a surveying corps in
Cuthbert. Their tents are pitched in
the northern part of the city. 1t is
understood that they Will survey two
or three lines north of Cuthbert.
What the object of the railroad is no
one seems to know; what the people
believe is that they are dong it to
obstruct progress in getting one or
more competing lines here. AS soon
as Cuth bert got one promise this
road put a corps in the field south of
the town and surveyed two'or three
routes.