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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-15
Cures Blood Poison, Cancer, Ulcers,
Eczema, Etc. Medicine Free.

Eczema, Etc. Medidine Free.
Robert Ward, Maxey's, Ca. says:
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Joints, burning, itching, scaboy
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JAS. 6. PARKS.
Attorney 4 Counsellor at Law,
Dawson, Georgia.

No part of my time now being taken
by up any official duty, am free to
practice law IN all courts, both state
and federal. and | offer my profession.
al services TO the public with the as
surance that prompt and careful at
tention will be given to the interests
of every client who may put business
into my hands. | make a speciality of
preparing all Finds of legal papers,
spch as wills, deeds. bonds and CON
tracts, examining and abstracting I'll
ties also commercial law and collect
ions. Office in brick building west
of the old Court House.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-15
FibrOid TumOrs Cured.

Hayes First Appealing Helm:
"DEAR Mrs PNKHAMI have been under Boston treat
for time without relief They fbrod
tnor cannot sit down without and the
swollen flowing spells three
petite good walk feet length
The symptoms of Fbroid Tumor in your little
curatey describe my you advice Mrs
E. F. HAYES 252 Dudley st, (Roxbury) Boston, Mass.
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham's advice-a.
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her medicine which she knew would help her
her letter contained of additional instruC-
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about the happy result.
"DEAR Mrs. PNKHAM-S Sometime ago you descrb.
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The Lydia f..
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miles
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E. f. HAYES 252 Dudley St, (ROxbury) Boston, Mass.
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Her gratitude Mrs Pnkham and Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound genuine and heartfelt that she thinks no trouble too
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Truly 1t said that is Lydia T. Pinklams Vegetable CONS
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CE(1 EoREET original Letters and dtn'f
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GONEKE s. PATTERSON,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office in Opera House over Davidson
e johnson Drug store.
w. n. GURR,
.AttOrneY.at.LaW.

Office in Brick Building next to Old
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Rental SmrDpnn

Gold Plate, Bridge and Crown Work
a speciality Office in front room OF
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II. w. HARRIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office over Wall Bros Store Res
Idence at Mrs. l.. G.. Hoyl's on Lee
street. Calls promptly attended.
Office phone No. 124. Residenc
phone No. rs.
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Excursion tickets will he on sale at
all ticket stations on Central of GeOr-
gia Railway TO Savannah and return,
on May 5-6 and 7, at rate of
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
COSTLY LAW SUITS IN SIGHT
Mach Litigation for Damages May BE
One Result of Kansas
City Flood.

KANSAS CITY, June 12.-Hay, grain and
feedstuffs valued, it is estimated, at be-
tween $7500OO and $SOO,000 which was de-
stroyed while in transit at or near Kansas
City by the recent floods, will doubtless be
the source OF numerous suits from shippers
to secure damages from their agents.
The Kansas City Board Of Trade has ap-
pointed a committee to try to find a basis
of settlement. 1t is estimated that zoo
cars of wheat and corn and 500 cars of hay
and feedstuffs were destroyed. Some Kan
sas shippers have telegraphed their COM
mission, agents to reship the grain to Kan
sas so they can feed 1t to hogs.
Cash trading on change here is stopped,
there being no grain to deal In. Railroads
are making an emergency rate for spoiled
grain, but there is almost none to ship
City water was turned on this afternoon
at the Quindaro pumping station. This will
furnish the city with its first clean water
for nearly two weeks and removes danger
from fire.
A passenger train each hour of the day
between Kansas City, Kan, and the Union
depot will be run by the Missouri Pacific to-
morrow. The only communication now be-
tween the two Kansas Citys is by row boat
or steamer, The Union Pacific today made
rail connections with the Missouri Pacific
track in the west bottoms, so its trains can
run over the Missouri Pacific bridge
c. F. Morse. president of the stock yards
company, said today:
We shall be ready to receive stock to-
morrow In limited quantities and by Mon
day shall have adequate. facilities This
will break a shut down of the stock yards
here that has lasted exactly two weeks
KANSAS CITY, Kan, June 12.-Mayor
Gilbert has sent the following telegram
TO II. F. Ware. commissioner of pensions,
at washington: ..-.--
The relief committee invites you 10 come
to Kansas City, Kan, and see II you were
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
NEW KING DEPLOREs CRIME
Passes Day with -Four servians
VINO Left Belgrade Before
Massacre.

Copyright, 1893, by Press Publishing Coz
GENEVA, Switzerland. June 12-(New
York World Cablegram-SpecalT Telegram)
-Four Servians, who must have left Bel
grade twenty-four hours before the mas
sacre, arrived In Geneva this morning and
have been in secret conference with Prince
Peter all day.
Prof Mollnrd says Prince Karageorge-
witch will rcmain here until Monday, when
he expects the Skuptchina will summon him
to Belgrade.
Prince Karageorgevitch in the course of
an Interview today said:
I deeply grieve that It has been necessary
TO resort to blood. l formally disapprove
of the violent measures ard / especially
deplore that the army has had recourse to
such measures an army which has nobler
tasks to accomplish than assa ssination. 1t
would have suflced TO force King Alexan-
der to sign his abdication. He could have
been bound as has been done in other cir
cumstances. II is a horrible thing to shed
You ask what will be my attitude when I
am in possession OF the crown. We will
assume that l am called to the throne.
shall not fail to take inspiration from the
admirable institutions Of switzerland z which
in favor of absolute liberty of the press.
hope to see Servia prosper under the con-
RssardinE FOR Foreign mr. relations 4 Ions It has been
alleged that ! am systematically hostile to
Austria. That is false, though possibly
am in special sympathy with Russia. to
which country / sent nv hoy in the hope
that he would take service there.
Prince Peter has had an adventurous life
since his expulsion from Servia in 1856,
when only 12 years old. He fought in the
French foreign legion against Germany and
afterN ard In the Herzognovian rebellion,
in which he spent all his fortune OF re-
cent years he has subsisted on an allow
ance made him by the Russian govern
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
ROBBERS LOOT EXPRESS CAR
Throw Undesirable Articles Outside and
Y Give officers a Glue
ONE ESCAPES AND TWO ARRESTED
Pockets of Men Are FILLED with val-
uables, while Only One Package
in Car is Left Undis-
tBrbed.

ROCHESTER,, Ind. June 12.-Last night
at midnight an express car attached to the
eastbound train on the Erie railway was
entered by robbers just outside of Engle-
wood, who completely looted 1t.
The robbers threw undesirable express
packages along the toad all the way from
Hammond to Rochester. The crew of a
freight train followed the express car and
discovered packages beside the track and
notified the officers at Huntington. where
the express car door was forced open As
this was done onc Of the robbers dashed
out, firing two shots, and made his escape.
The police then made their way into the
car and found two other robbers hiding be-
hind some packages They were placed
under arrest. In all the pockets in their
clothing they had valuable goods stored
away. Every package in the car, with the
exception of one, had been pried open.
This package contained about 1900 worth
of valuables.
The crew Of the freight train picked up
goods to the amount of $1,000. q.
The men arrested are Cyrus Gillen, aged
25, of Piqua, O., and Frank Marion, %, of
Lima, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13

is no Foundation for 1t. An interview with
Colonel Mischich. who was the leader of
the military party which burst into the
palace at Belgrade Wednesday night is
published here. The colonel is quoted as
saying: $3.50
There we're a number OF US. Whether It
was | or another who fired the first shot
is simply conjecture The chief point for
us is that our work was successful
dous service, and we are highly satisfied
with our success. The first shot at M.
Petrovitch was from the revolver Of Cap
tain Ristics, who is noted marksman.
Petrovitch was shot In the forehead and
died instantly.
A dispatch to the Cologne Gazette from
Belgrade today says the massacre lasted
three-quarters of an hour. The assailants
declared the killing Of the king was un-
avoidable because II the queen had been
murdered the court clique would have in
cited the king to persecution and reprisals.
A window of the Russian legation at Bel
grade was shattered by bullet during the
fusillade at the palace.
No King Yet Named.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The State de-
partment has received the following cable
gram from Charles S. Wilson, secretary
of legation at Athens, dated yesterday:
mo new Servian king officially proclaimed.
National assembly decides Monday"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
SHOP MEN QUIT IN CHICAGO
Action May Tie Up Plant of
Chicago, Lake Shore q
Eastern.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Three hundred men
employed in the car shops of the Chicago,
Lake Shore e. Eastern railroad have gone
on strike and their action threatens to
tie up the South Chicago plant Of the com
pany.
The men are water tenders, oilers, car
builders and freight handlers and want a
wage increase of 21h per cent. The COM
pany offered n per cent, which was re-
fused
The 600 carpenters employed In the pack
ing plants at the Union stock yards have
been given a 20 per cent increase in wages.
The men are all members Of the Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners union and
have been getting 271h cents an hour.
The carpenters desired to have their pay
lifted to the union scale of 50 cents. The
packers refused on the ground that the
men worked the year round. A compro-
mise was reached giving the carpenters SO
cents, the highest rate paid for similar
work In any city of the west.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. June 12.-The
machinists and boiler makers of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio railway have ordered ali
their men out at Hinton, Thurman and
Harley w. Va, and also at Lexington,
Ashland and sussel until a settlement of
the present trouble here.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
BELLEVUE COLLEGE GRADUATE
commencement Exercises Given on
Campus with w. J. Bryan
as the Orator.

BELLEVUE. June 12-(special. )-ThC
twenty-third annual commencement of
Bellevue college occurred Thursday morn
ing, the exercises being held on the col
lege campus in the presence of about 300
parents, friends and former students.
William ], Bryan was the orator of the
morning, his subject being 1.-THE Value of
an Ideal" The remainder of the program
consisted of music by members of the class,
an grafton by Ford McWhorter, on The
Church." and the conferring of degrees,
by DR.. Kerr, the president of the college.
Those receiving degrees were:
Doctor of Divinity-Revs. j. d. Kerr.
Thomas v. Moore and Charles K. Hoyt,
Master Of Arts-Revs. J. T. L. Coates
and Lloyd Cunningham, and Margaret s,
Currens, Willis Holmes Kerr, Mary
Wylie Nichol,. Rev. Fred c. Phelps and
Alice Mary Stoddard.
Bachelor of Arts-Gearge H. c. Ernest,
Agnes Deborah Hatfield. Anna Mary
Margrave and Rutherford 3. Mcwhorter.
Bachelor of scIence-Josephine Adelaide
Byllesby
Normal Department - Florence Aileen
Dunham, Anna Ferguson Harvey. Eliza
beth Isabelle Hatfield, Lucy May Hem
street, Amanda Kollin, Reba Adams Nc
Laughlin, Annp May Moore. Nellie Floss
Payne. Grace s.. Pope and Alice Mildred
Shut 'I- s..
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
JEALOUSY LEADS TO REVOLT
British Authority Declares Women
Disiilked AIexander's Love a..
for Draga.r .-

LONDON, June 12.-Herbert Vivian, the
well known traveller and author of a book
on Servia, writes: az decline 10 believe
this crime has the oountenance of the
Servian nation 1 have conversed with all
classes and know absolutely that the only
malcontents were a few ladies who were
Jealous Of Queen Draga because they
thought themselves more suitable to share
the throne, a few officers who thought
themselves entitled to more speedy pro-
motion. and a few professional politicians
who coveted office.
when l last had the honor of an au-
dience Of the king he talked to me of the
bad geographical position OF the capital.
saying no other country had a capital on
its frontier. A scribe had only to cross
the border and he could telegraph any lies
he liked while the ServIan officials had to
wait until they were published before they.
could refute them. The king contemplated
making Nish the Capitol. It was his and
Queen Draga's favorite resort as it was
King Milans.
Queen Dragas unfailing good humor
with her beauty and charm. conquered all
hearts. The devotion of King Alexander
to Queen Draga was pathetic and in
spring. Even after years of married life,
when the foreign press was representing
them as slapping each others face, they
never seemed happy half an hour apart.
THE Servians have oriental ideas of the
subsection Of women. In country houses 1
have vainly protested while the hostess
stood and acted as waitress and the men
folk took their ease. The Servians were
| accordingly shocked when the queen was
treated like a lady and they complained
that when the king drove out in Belgrade
he would gaze at her and hold her hand
instead OF taking or his hat with regal
regularity"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13

pected the Servian authorities will con-
woke a meeting of the foreign ministers at
Belgrade and present the latter with evil
dence that the people accept the new king
and that he has the ability to maintain
order and guarantee the safety Of for
eigners.
When the ministers advise their respec-
tive governments that such assurances have
been received the powers will determine
whether recognition will be accorded. 1t is
considered probable that the powers will
act together on the question of giving or
Withholding recognition.
Russia Inclined to Neutrality
ST. PETERSBURG, June 12.-The trag-
edy at Belgrade yesterday caused an i'm
mense sensation here. The newspapers ex-
pressed indignation and horror at the out
RACES, parallels for which, they add, are
only findable in ancient times.
At the same time the papers consider
that the interference of the powers in
Servian international affairs at present is
not permissible, although developments
might compel Russia and Austria to take
action.
Hungary Says Nothing.
BUDA PEST, June 12.-In the Hungarian
Diet today Premier Deszell, who expressed
horror at the occurrences at Belgrade, said
he would confine himself to an expression
of the deep sorrow and Indignation pro-
duced by the murders the consequences
Of which could not at present be foreseen.
Bulgaria Not Anxious TO Move.
SOFIA. Bulgaria, June 12.-official circles
I here received the news from Belgrade
quietly. 1t is not considered that, thus
far, recent events require the adoption by
Bulgaria of any special measures.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
THE
ILLUSTRATED
BEE
MOUNTAIN SIDE CAVES IN
Thousands of Tons of Debris Block
Railroad Tracks In North
Carolina.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., June 12,-The side Of
a mountain caved in between spartanburg
and Asheville at noon today. Thousands of
tons of rock and dirt plunged downward,
completely filing one of the largest railroad
cuts In the mountains of western North
Carolina and effectually shutting of all
trafic from the south,
The land slide occurred near Tryon, N. C.,
Just at the foot Of Saludaj mountain. The
road has Just resumed operation after the
washouts in Spartanburg county last week.
Another crack has been seen in the noun
tain Just in the rear of the cliff from which
today's avalanche descended and II is pre-
dicted that another slide will occur, in
which case 1t will be at least twelve days
before the through trains can be resumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
DOCTORS DISAGREE
EACH GAVE. - MRS. RREwEN's
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
TWO. WORLD STATESMEN are

pictured in illustration and text
in the coming number. Lord Lans-
downe of England, one Of the most
interesting of Great Britain's public
men, is the subject of carefully
prepared special article, and sergius
Witte, who is described as "the
business manager for Russia" and
as "the czar's right hand"Tis the
topic of Frank @. Carpenters week
ly letter; Colonel L. B. Raymond,
newly elected commander Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, De.
partment of Iowa, is also shown in
a fine front page picture, with a
short sketch; w. 2. Durkee, the new
auditor of the b. & NJ, is another
subject, with an outline Of the civil
service practice of the great Bur
lington system; the late James
Creighton of Omaha is another, and
several other individual pictures
lend interest to the whole.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
HOTEL HELP QUITS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

submit all differences to a board of arbi
tration to be composed of seven members,
three from the unions, three from the
Restaurant Keepers association and the
seventh man to be chosen by the six the
decision of this board to be binding. All
employees who will sign an agreement to
accept this proposal will be allowed to
remain at work. and those who refuse
will be asked to leave until such time as
they are willing to accept arbitration. The
unions have already refused to accept ar
bitration and it is practically certain that
the offer of the association will be refused
again. Seventeen restaurants are already
shut and the chances are that nearly all
of the big down town restaurants will be
closed,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
ALEXANDER LEAVES BROTHER
Handsome Boy Lives in Turkey and
May Dispute Succession to
Throne.

ST PETERSBURG, June 12.-The late
King Milans second son by a Madame
Cristies, whom he legitimized. and who,
it is reported, win dispute Prince Kara
georgeviteh's right 70. the servian throne,
lives at Constantinople with his widowed
mother
Madame Cristies was formerly architect
TO the sultan, a post now held by her
BROTHER. King Milan openly Acknowledged
the parentage of the boy, who is now Is
years OF age and who is described as
strikingly handsome.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
THE DOCTORS AGREE.
Two Physicians Both Agree ON the
New Scientific DandruR Treatment.

DR.. ]. M. Powell of Spokane, Wash, says:
a Herpicide has given good satisfaction in
my family for dandrufr"
DR.. w. G.. Alban Of Walla Walla, Wash,
says: II find Herpicide all that is claimed
for 1t as a dandruff cure, 1 shall prescribe
it," Dandrufr is a germ disease and you
can't cure 1t unless you kill the dandruff
germ, and you can't do that unless you
use Newbros Herpicide, the only prepara-
ton in the world that destroys the para
sites. A delightful hair dressing; allays
itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft
as silk. 1t is a sure dandruff destroyer.
Send 10 cents in stamps for free sample
TO The Herpiclde CO., Detroit, Mich.