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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Buffalo n Y. July 3O.-Selections:
First Race-Pepper Dick. Taps. Sombre.
Second Race-FaIse Entry. Bombast. Bruce
vile.
Third Race-Bank Street. scortic. Mrs. Frank
Foster.
Fourth Race-Raiah. Dick Ripley. cabriolet.
Fifth RaCe-Ffrng Line. Malay. Percy r.
sixth Race-John Yerkes. Nellie Forest. Prosa-
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SADIE BuRcH SHOULD WIN FIRST.
Her Bad Race Was Good Enough to
Bent Major Carpenter.

Her Bad Rnce Was Good Enough to
Beat Major Carpenter.
Sadie Burch. Major Carpenter and Leech
ought to be one-two-three in the first race
at Delmar to-day. Carpenter is well spoken
Of and Lecch and Sadie have run good races.
Sadies bad race beat Carpenter. So she
should win to-day.
Kitty c., One More and Mistie look best
In the second. Kitty should win. She is
good and the soft track will suit her. Still,
IL Northern Spy gets a good ride he will
and will no doubt have Chef on board
this afternoon. Hence Kitty G. is the best
bet.
BUGLER AND RAINLAND.
Bugler is better class of colt than
Rainland or ocyrohe The going to-day will
be leather for all three of them. Rain.
lands last race was fair. He beat Imboden
and may win to-day. Buglers race from n
bad start last time was as good as EOS for
the five and a half furlongs. He closed mn
on Scalper and ran stout race
PIRATEER IN THE MUD.
Pirateer looks best in the third. Josie f.
does not like slow going. II it is fast she
will win. W. B. Gates will press Pirateer
in mud. and know has chance any
where. At 40 to S bill on South Breeze
might not hurt.
aoss ON THE DRY.
Joe Goss looks best in the fifth. unless It
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Mober1y Ra ces.


Moberly. Mo-. July so-six thousand spectators
and ideal weather greeted the races to-day. The
racing was all Of high class. as the summaries
show. In the go pace 1t took seven heats TO
decide. In the i've furlong dash Labelle and
Ergo ran dead heat. and Iabelle: declining
the run-on first money was given to Ergo. Sum
mares:
One mile novelty. slOo-Elbert Boone first: Cora
Havill. second: Gillispie. third; Hattie Davis,
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Cresceus May Go to Honolulu.

r, STsscsn No rho ssfd ID. ,,na om fn
will send his horse to Cleveland next Saturday
into training preparatory exhibition
tour which will end october Is a, Omaha. Neb.
After that Mr.. Ketcham may take his horse to
Honolulu.
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JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

New York. July 30.-Seections:
First Race-Rosetint. Syrlin. Flying Buttress
Second Race-Irish Jewel. True Blue. Albany
Girl.
Third Race-Shortcake. Destiny, Lady Badge.
Fourth Race-Homestead. The Rhymer. Sambo.
Fifth Race-Amnte, King Carter, William
stead.
Sixth. Race-silent Water Eclectic. Brown
Monarch
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Time-2:1S11. 2:l7A. 2:lSh.
Five-eighth mile dash sl0o-Erso. first: La
belle. second: Shot Proof. third. Elmeretto and
Early Regent also ran Time, :o1.
Six and one-half furlongs. Sl0O-Cosnos, first;
G. W. Rondel. second: Cora Havill. third Hat
tie Davis. Kilmandischaro and Don Luis also
ran. Time. 23t2.
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Buffalo. July ga heavy morning rain turned
the Fort Erie track into mud and caused many
I scratches. but the fields were all Of good size
and the winners well played Summaries:
First race. six furungs-Ncllie Forrest won:
Elclaire. second: Silver Moon. third. Time 1:1s.
lis.
Second race. five rurloncs-Phoehe won: Volt
tion. second: Freedom. third Tine. 1O5H..
Third race. nilc-Firing Line won: Alo-
path. second: All Souls third Time i:44ls.
Fourth race. six furlnngs-Io!e won: Two
Penny, second: MaIakiff. third. Time 1919.
Fifth race. mile and seventy wards Fortunatus
won: Animoslty. second: Branch H. third. Time.
l:iSl..
Sixth race. six furlongs-Crestfaen won: by
nasty. second: Annie Max. third. Time. I:15ip.
To-Day's Fort Erie Entries.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Buffalo y y July 3O-Entries for to-mor-
rows follow:
First. race. selling. iyear-olds and upward,
seven furpngs.
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2:l1 pace, purse s.. coo:
Miss Wiamont. b. n, by Bosttcks Al
mont Jr. tMiller).-
Pauline Co. br. Snow ............-.......-l
Jccisco. gr. g. tMcConnslD .-.......--..--.-2
Polar Wilkes. b. &. Curb .....................&
Tlme-2:V7b4. 2:u7ls 2:9sH.
2:l0 trot. purse 5000:
Jay McGresg. b. h., by Jayhawker Hud-,
Gray Gem. r. g., (McDonaltl .........-..---.-3
McAdams. Jr, b. Z. tGentler).
kairinka: g; br m. CMiller} .-............-.-.-t
Nieolette. b. m tFisher, .....-......!.....-.-s
Judge Green, b. z. tWalker).
TIme-2:1os., 2:l1a.
Free-for- all pace purse sl.o0a:
Dan r. CHI. e. by Tascot Jolly. ..-..--....-.1
Knox's Gelatine King formerly Anaconda.
o. g. uFTyJ-.
Coney. blk &. Davis ds
Time-2:G5i4. 2:05i4.
The Roman. b. e.. by McKenny Doble,.......I /
Dan T., b. g. Geersl ..;.,-........-....3
Dan Wilkes. CHI. g. (McLaughlin)- .-...........3 :
A. J. p. b. &; DAVIS ......--.--.--.---.-.--.-4
Silver Sign. b; h: (Colburn)..
Time-.:10. 2:11t..
221 trot, purse $1,000
Rob.nzOla. ;: M. by Robin caunder-'-.J
Lucy Lee. br m Itudson)- ..--.............-s
Dark Secret b m DAYS; a. dis
Tine-2:l2l.. 2:124. 2:12A-
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Rabelai. Win, Goodwood Feature.

London, July 3o.-Rabelais the Gooiwood
Cup tof goo sovereigns. for 3-year-olds and up
wards. two miles and halo at the Goodwood
race meeting to-day. Cappa White second
and Merry Saint came in third. Eight horses
ran.
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Sister Lillian should win the last race off
by herself. Nearest is the one she has got
to beat. The track will suit Nearest to a
hair. The Hughes mare holds everything
hut jlian safe
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l.. s. Sire VIII Ship From Dclmar-
Schrciber Said to Be In Luck.

L. s. Sire will ship from Delmar to Chi
cago to-day He had nice luck here at long
prices
1t is said that all r. P. Hayes's horses
are stale through being fitted too early.
They were ready in April and are now said
to be worn. The best horse Hayes ever
owned was one frankie ONell. They used
to say that O'Neiil was good rider when
on T. p. Hayess good horses. Might ii not
be that ONeill made good horses out of
them?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
Fred Postal to Sell Out.

Detroit Mich July 30.-President Fred Postal
Of the WASHINGTON baseball club. departed this
close up deal for the sale of his holdings in
that club.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
Mason City Races.

FEPU BIC SPECIAlA
Mason City. Ia July s0-The races to-day
We're well attended. Track fast: weather. fine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31

Apprentice allowance claimed
THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Sadie Burch. Leech. Major Car
penter.
Second Race-Kitty 6. Mollie T, San Luton.
Third Race-Bugler, Ocyrohe. Rairiland
Fourth Race--Pirateer. ". 3. Gates. Know.
Fifth Race-Joe Goss. Mike Strauss, Hams.
Sixth Race-Sister Lillian. Nearest. Aules.
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Phil Bollinger is said to be 5000 to the
good on the Delmar meeting. Bollinser is
always on the block winter and summer.
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Cotton States League.
At TiCksburC-Natchez 3. Vicksburg 0.
At Greenville-No game.
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is heavy mud Then Jerry Hunt will about
do. Mike Strauss has a chance on any
track. 1t Is a very hard race
SISTER LILLIAN OR NEcA u E,Sr,
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

DEIMAR JOCKEY Twentyghth Day
A A
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w a n @
good s,ons race saH4 2I7K
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'T'7-7'II7.. sfIiIIET 1'I'fNs tsIII7I IIIFF, ]
TO-Day's Fort Erie Entries.

Third race. owners handicap. 3-year-olds
upward. one mile:
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Start Won
Neville
going gave weak finish He
Tine-02i! TO- 10a4. lev.
OOL Third race for 3yearolds purse s4o ST. frongs:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
ARCANUM BANQUET.
The Popular Secret Order Pre-
pairing for Its Annual Feast
During the Holidays.

The custom of the local lodge of the
Royal Arcanum to have banquet for
it's members and their families every
year during the Christmas holidays
will be observed again this season.
At a meeting of the order Friday
night the following committee was ap.
pointed to arrange for the supper: j..
w. Poddy, j. G. Parks, F. M. Jen-
nings, E. 7. Jordan and T. o. Which
ard. The date on which it will occur
will be announced later.
These annual occasions are very en-
ioyable ones, and are always looked
forward to with pleasurable anticipa-
ton
The Royal Arcanum is very popu-
lar order, and perhaps has larger
mem bership than any other secret So
ciety is Dawson. Every member seems
to take a personal interest in it, and
the Dawson lodge has had an unusual
ly fOurishing career.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
THEY COME AND GO.

Miss Rosa Lee Pollard, a beantltul
aud accomplished young lady OF " est-
field, Mass, will arrive IN few Gays
to spend the winter with hef aun''
Mrs Marcus Isaac Rarrell'
Mr.. M. J. Mike of Arab, former
binbIv esteemed citizen of Sasser, was
among Dawson friends Saturday.
MIR. C. A. Wall of Sandersvlile mas 4,
been in Dawson several days visiting
his brother, Mr.. w. g. Wall
Colonel M. j. Yeomans went 70
Montgomery Thursday afternoon anu
remained until Saturday.
Miss Fannie Sessions OF Cuth oerU Is
the guest of Mrs. r. L. Barnes
Can,oin n A. Critrenden of Shell
man was in Dawson Monday.
Mr. D. c. Pickett was here from
Americas Saturday.
Mr.. D. j. Ray of Atlanta was mere
Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
Have your pictures framed
at the Dawson Furniture Cos
LOWREY-WILCOX.
Dawson Young Man Claims q
Lumber City Bride.

MIR. Chas. T. Lowrey OF this city and
Miss Abbie Wilcox of Lumber City
were united in marriage Thursday at
the home of the brides parents in the
latter place. The ceremony, which
was attended by number of relatives
and friends of the contracting partles.'
including several of the groom's taml-
ly from Dawson, was performed py
Rev T. E. Davenport of Lumber City
The bridal couple arrived in Dawson
Friday, and are at home to 1 tneir
mother. Mrs. Allen Lowrey, on Lee
street. "A
mired and highly esteemed young Ia
dies of Lumber City, possessing all
the charming attributes OF pleasing
personality. Mr.. Lowrey is one OF the
most prominent and popular OF paw
sons young men. He is extensively lia:
engaged in agricultural enterprises.
and has the esteem and confidence OF
all who know him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
NEW BETHEL ITEMS.
News of the Week in and Around
That Community,

The candypulling and cane chewin g
Given by Mr.. Pharis Roberts at the
''cane mill' in honor of Miss Bertye
Slade Thursday night was one OF the
most ENJOYABLE occasions of the sea-
son. There were about fifty present.
Mr. A. G. Horsley and family will
soon move to the Melton place. We
regret to loose them as citizens of this
community, but wish them success in
their new some.
The farmers are about through gath
erng their crops, and are preparing
to plant grain. A lot of corn was made
around here this year, but the cotton
crop was short.
We have one of the best roads fir om
here to Dawson in the state. We con-
gratulate Superintendent Hatcher and
his men upon their excellent work.
The Young people enjoyed candy
pulling at the home of Mr.. Josh Spier
Thursday evening. They also had a
nice time at the home of Mr.. TOoke.
Messrs. Walter Horsley and Dannie
Sem returned Saturday from Poulan.
They were accompanied by the form
er's sister, Miss Dollie Horsley.
Mr.. Dannie Sem and Misses Dollie
Horsley and Irene Sem left Friday to
spend few days with Mr.. o. Fl. Sem
OF the Gammage settlement.
Our school continues to increase
under the management of our compe-
ten teacher, Miss Annis Pilsbury
Several boys from here attended the
ball Friday night at the home OF Mr..
Tom Crawford, near Bronwood.
Mr.. Henry Chambless continues to
visit at Sardis, Listen for the we'd
ding bells again ere long.
Mr.. Claude Pritchard of Randolph
county is spending some time with his
sister, Mrs. j. H. Spier.
Mr.. Pharis Roberts went to She'll
man last week. A distant village may
look to her laurels.
Mrs. J. O. Cannon and children and
Mrs. /. w. Cannon spent Friday with
Mrs. Josh Spier.
Don't forget to vote for the Christ
mas tree next preaching daV.
Mrs. Louisa Robertson spent Friday
with Miss Berta Slade.
Mrs. Tom Slade visited relatives 10
Dawson recently.
Mr.. S. j. Sem is on the sick list
this week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
NOT A CASE OF SMALLPOX
TERRELL COUNTY IS ENTIRELY FREE
FROM THE DISEASE.
There Have Been Only Five Cases, and
the Last Three Patients were
Dismissed Friday.

There is now not a case OF smallpox
ia Terrell county.
There have been only FIVE cases OF
the disease in the county, and the hast
three patients we're dismissed by the
attending physician Friday.
All of the clothes, bedding and 9TH
or effects belonging to the parties who
had the smallpox have been burned,
and there is no danger whatever of
any news cases.
The county authorities, the people
of HerOd and DR.. Kendrick, the physi-
cion who was in charge of the patients,
are all to be congratulated upon the
manner in which they took hold of and
handled the situation. To their ener-
getic and wise management Is due the
fact that there is not now an epidemic
of smallpox in the county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
POPULAR COUPLE WE'D.
Mr.. Eli q. Hill and Miss FIOdie
Melton Quietly Married.

Mr.. Eli G. Hill and Miss Flodie
Melton were married Wednesday eve
ming at the home of the brides pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Melton, on
College street. The ceremony, which
was in pressiveIy spoken by Rev. ]. M.
Long, was witnessed by only a few
relaLlves, no formal announcement of
the event having been made.
The bride is young lady OF charm
ing attractiveness, being one of the
social favorites of this city, and is
greatly admired by a larg number of
friends. Mr.. Hill is one of the prom
inent young merchants of Dawson, and
is beld in high esteem both in social
and business circles. Many wishes for
much happiness and sincere congratu-
lations are rendered the couple by
their host of friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
INSURANCE AND LOANS.
Marlin & Jones Have Both De-
partmentS in Their Business.

Insurance, whether on life or prop
erty, doesn't cost much, and is pre-
caution which wise man never neg
lects. There are all sorts of insurance;
some is good and safe, some is bad and
unsafe. Marlin & Jones, whose Office
is in the Baldwin building, handle any
variety of insurance wanted, and they
sell nothing except the very best and
safest on the market. They are Daw-
son agents for the Prudential Life In.
surance Company, the company which
is famed as being 'As Strong as Glib
ralter." This company wri6ss the
most attractive policy which can be
had. In the matter of fire insurance
Marlin & Jones are local agents for
the following companies, each strong
and liberal: tai, ST. Paul, Ger
man, Germania, Orient and New York
Underwriters. 1t will cost you very
little to insure your property against
fire, and you should DO it before your
property burns. 1t will be too late
then.
Marlin & Jones are also Dawson rep
Iresentatives for big New York svn-
dictate which has many millions of dol
lars to put out at very low rats of in
terest. They will loan you all the mon
ey you want at and per cent inter-
est, according to the length of the
loan, without any extra commission.
This is cheaper than you can borrow
money anywhere else. No one else is
willing to loan money at such low
rate of interest. Cali on Marlin &
Jones when your funds run short.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
WAITS FROM WORNER.
Batch of Newsy Items from That
Community.

Friday was court day in the Twelfth.
Among those from Dawson were Coils.
John r. Irwin, w. H. Gurr and Mr..
Mcdonald. Everything sold for tip-top
value. Worner is, not dead yet, as
some NAV think.
The debating society Gays 1t is going
to support its friends next year. Look
out, boys, you know what that means.
We know who they are.
Mr.. J. F. c.. Daniel is In bis new
store house at WOrner, and wants a
share of the holiday trade.
We want the Dawson boys on our
tickets next year.
Mr.. B. F. Scott says he is here &c
stay.
Look out tor "Old Shadow"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
JUDGE SHEFFIELD WILL PRESIDE IN JANUARY
ne Popular Jurist Able Resume the Bench Hi
Health Is Very Much Improved.

Judge Henry c. Sheffield, who was
compelled to quit work several weeks
ago when only about half of the fall
courts OF the circuit had been held, is
able to resume his duties on the bench.
Solicitor General Laing has received
letter to this effect from Judge Shelf
field, who states that he will be in
Dawson on the first Monday Ia Janua-
ry to preside at the adjourned term OF
Terrell superior court which is to con-
vene at that Time. He also announces
that he will hold an adjourned term of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
CITY ELECTION TO-DAY.
Recently Nominated Candidates
Are to Be Voted for.

The annual city election for mayor
and aldermen will occur today. There
is but one ticket in the field, composed
of the gentlemen who were recently
nominated for these positions, and a
very small vote will doubtless be poll
ed.
The ticket that will be voted for and
elected today is: j. r. Mercer, mayor;
Chas. Deubler, A. J. Baldwin and 7.
0. Whitchard, aldermen; W. A. Bald
win city treasurer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09

Miller superior court on the following
Monday.
Several weeks ago Judge Sheffield
suddenly and unexpectedly lost the
sight of one of his eyes, and both he
and his friends were naturally very
much alarmed. His friends through
out the state, especially the people of
the Pataula circuit, will be gratified to
know, however, that recently there
has been considerable improvement in
his condition, and that he is again
able to take up the duties of his Office.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
GIgNERED MANY DOLLARS.
COMMENT REPORT MADE PRICES
ZIP BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS,
.,ns Merry Ones in Dawson Are Said
;, Have Made Fabulous Amounts by
tbe Unprecedented Advance.

n.u.on cotton circles have been
,,ir,ed nightly the past few days.
when the government estimate was
,,od Thursday putting the cotton
p p below ten million bales it quite
..nrally sent prices upward. 1t was
l u lowest estimate for Decem-
W, Wv ever published. The exact figures
y ,be bureau report were 100000,
" ,oroas something like 10,5O0,OO0
siabt have been expected.
January contracts jumped up go
.,nts at two bounds, and the climb
p0onubt a bushel.ot bright dollars to
40 talent in Dawson.
Mapv thousands of dollars were
,,eared by nervy ones here inside of
~ hour or two, the pile of one fortu-
ao,p one alone, according to report,
saiuc not less than $4,000. There are
Otbars who pulled down big sums aud
O Ow have all the Christmas money
w The possess0rs of spot cotton also
uora broad smiles, and numerous sales
Savelbeen made at and around twelve
nonts Others, not in a hurry to sell,
ore waiting for thirteen cents and up.
"% There are now about 1000 bales of
ootton In the warehouses of Dawson,
me smallest amount at a corresponding
6ate in several years. The owners are
IN no hurry to sell, however, and are
oomplacently awaiting further rise.
Yesterday cotton was quoted at III
and 11% cents in the local market.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
IN the Same Committees.

sneaker Cannon has announced the
conmittees of the lower house OF con
0 yrass Congressman Griggs has the
Same committee assignments that ne
naId in the last cong ress-postomees
Ia nostroads, coinage, and weights
and measures. Judge Griggs, wAo
Sas been at home about two weeks
vii return TO Washington in day or
two.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
WILL INCREASE TO 500, 900.
Dawson National Bank Will
Double Its Capital Stock.

Notice is given elsewhere in The
News that at meeting OF the stock
holders of the Dawson National Bank
on January 18th. a resolution will be
offered increasing the capital stock
from $500. o to 100000.
The Dawson National is one OF the
most popular and progressive banks of
this section, and this evidence OF it's
growth and prosperity is very CRAFTY
ing to its friends and customers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
Leaving for Their New HsmeS.

Mr.. J. D. Marlin and Rev. B. Page
are moving to their new homes this
week, the former near Sylvester and
the latter near Doerun. They are good
citizens and their many friends here
regret to loose them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09

I will sell until December 255h all
goods at reduced price, as want &c
make some change in my business and
want to reouce my stock of wool goods,
clothing, shoes and hats. Now is the
time for you to buy your supply, as
can save you money. j. l. ROBERTS,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
A $4,000 Diamond Ring to Be Given Away

G. M. Adams will give diamond
ring away on Xmas day. a ticket CIV.
an with each dollars worth bought LOT
cash, $40 purchase gets ten t5cAe'7
Gow about the wedding present:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09
D Y S PEP STA

The
will cure Dyspepsia Heartburn Gastrit form
order
es tones the stomach fermentation
When digestion form begins and the
heath proper assmat Of ourhment
sleep
stomach disorder is Immediately corre'ted remedy
Write Lecture Y.
Renerer The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy
the
wonderful remedial properties by
genuine Cut this advertisements druggists
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09

Quality excellent price satisfactory.
That's why Peters shells are SO popu-
lar.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09

ROGERS Bros. silver knives,
forks and spoons at Dawson
Drug Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-12-09

WHO WILL EACH Beehive FREE OF CHARGE REGULAR
TIE OF THE s. GROYER GRAAAM REMEDY For
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-26
THOSE NEW ROUTES.
Congressman Padgett Going to Wash
ington to See What's Causing
Their Delay.

Congressman L. P. Padgett left
Saturday evening for Washington To
look into the delay of the establishment
OF the additional rural free delivery
routes in Maury county. The new
routes, 1t will be remembered, were
to have been established on July l,
but for some cause the matter has been
delayed, and the routes will not DE
established on that date. 1t Is proba-
BILE that the frauas which have been
unearthed in the postotfice department,
and which resulted in the dismissal OF
A. W. Machen, General Superin-
tendent of Rural Free Delivery Service
Department, is the cause of the delay.
Congressman Padgett will look into
the matter and try to get the service
established as early as possible. He
will also look after rural routes Ia
other counties of the district while in
Washington, and also investigate some
private claims for parties living IN his
district.