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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
JAPS DRIVE THE RUSSIANS
BACK TOWARD MUKOEN
Army on the Peninsula Closing in on the
BeIeagured Hosts at
Port Arthur
KAISER GETTING ANXIOUS
Wants News by Special Courier Ever,
Six Hours

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
BERLIN, May 3O.-The Tageblatt re-
ports that a German Military attache
has been dispatched to the Russian
Manchurian headquarters with a long
autograph letter from the kaiser to
kouropatkin. The kaiser has ordered
war developments reports sent him
every six hours.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
RUSSIAN CAVALRY ROUTED
Japanese Advance vietoriously in the
Direction Of Mukden

Especial Telegram to Evening TeIler.)
TOKYO, May 30-Kuroki reports that
the Japanese routed two thousand Rus
sian cavalry near Yang Chang twenty
miles northwest of Kuantien. The Ian
anese afterward occupied Al Yang
Cheng.
kuan Tien is about sixty miles north
east Of Feng Huang Cheng
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
PREPARING ANOTHER TRAP
Russian Strategy on Paper Looks Like
Winner

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
LONDON, May 30.-A Reuters report
from New Chwank says the Russians
have planned to trap the Japanese now
marching on oPrt Arthur. StoesseI will
await the Japaneee assault under Port
Arthur walls while Kouropatkin at
tacks them from the rear.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
wATERsPour IN SWITZERLAND
Great Destruction in the Mountain Dis.
tricts

(Special Telegram to Evening Teller.)
GENEVA, May 3O-A waterspout
struck Lesvourins in the mountains
this morning and did two million
frances damage. A huge wall Of water
rushed down the mountain side tear
ing houses from their foundati and
destroying the crops Of the neighbor-
hood.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller. }
EVERETT. Wash. May 3o.-The
creosoted pale plant burned this
morning. loss one hundred twenty five
thousand dollars. Il was owned by p.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Cyclones in Texas

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
PORT WORTH, Tex. May 30-A cy-
clone passed over portions of the Pan
Handle last night doing much dam
age. Many houses We're demolished.
One woman and one child were killed.
ten miles north. At Rogers Cotton Gin
eight residences were blown down
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
The Pope's Next Step

(Snecial Telegram to Evening Teller)
ROME. May 30.-It Is reported that
the none is preparing an encyclical as
ee~ting he is prepared to renounce
claim to all temporal sovereignty ex-
cent in Rome.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

r. Dundon OF San Francisco. Three
thousand barrels OF crosote burning
made the flames tower hundreds OF feet
in the air visible for many miles.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Soldiers Walking Match

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
PARIS, May 30.-Two thousand SOL
diers participated today in the army
walking match from Paris to Sticlud
and return. Eighty-one We're taken Ill.,
one of whom died. The heat was in
tense
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Death to a Traitor

(Snecial Telegram to Evening Teller)
BERLIN. May 30.-The Kleines
journal today reports that Rear Ad-
r1iral Ponce Uchtomsky was hanged
at Port Arthur for treason.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
Pacific Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3o.-San
Francisco. 6; Portland, 2.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 3o.-Los
Angeles, 2; Oakland, 3.
TACOMA, May 3O.-Seattle, 19: Ia.
coma, 3.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
National

NEW YORK. May 30.--Philadelphia,
4; New York, 15
BOSTON, May 30--Brooklyn, 4; Bos-
ton. g
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
BERLIN, May 30.-The Grand Duke
Frederick Wilhelm of Mecklenburg.
Steiitx 10 dead.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30
BASEBALL THIS MORNING


NEW YORK, May 30-Philadelphia,
4; New York, 7.
WASHINGTON. May 3O.-Boston, Il
Washington, 3.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-30

(SDecial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
TANGIER, May 30.-The American
cruiser Brooklyn arrived here today.
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g(g neueSte .Sereuissimus.@ 81

Alg neuefte rSereniifimuss Sc.
iAidte' lduft folaeabe G9uurre
our6 bic oeutiden Seitungen, bic
iibrigen8 gang Den ginornd madt,
als oh fte in Wirflidteit paiIiert iein
gDnnte: Sn Serreniiltmp 2onoen lit
cine neue Dahn Qebeut tpuroen. Ser
2anoesfirit beliebt iids b0DffIelbt
our grDfnuug berielben einsufinben,
UNI benz wihtigen Ntt ourh i.ine
Intpeieubeit cine bDbere 8eibe su
Derleiben. Selbfoerftduolib bat Iih
Der Bargermeifter beg StGbtdens
cine ibuuu9uDlIe Weoe einffu6tert,
ober Die @eaenmart ieines auerb6ds
item 2anoesherrn mabt i'm oerart
fopflheu. oaB er feline Silbe beruors
bringt uuo iib oamit begniiet. ben
tetliGsen 2nlinoer nerpDs apii9en
ben Singern gu 6seben. Serenilfis
mo enteebt Die &erleeenbeit bes
Observation-Disclosures rtatlrlid nitt,
uno leutfefia iubt er ibm su 6iilfe
gu ton1n1en, inoem er iaat: SEQ,
mein lieber 8irgermeiiter, Sic uuls
len mol cine 8eoe balten28 Burouf
erleihtert aufatmeno oas piiroige
Sberbaupt erwieoert: so, ia, id
fann's ober au' bleibe lafiel"
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Or8el yfeifen nuterbaltuns
tGslih iu1breno mmierer M~mshelImna
TN Sanptausfteamm @ebanbe.
SbDs. @oggam & Bros.
@ine hnblfe @elhifte npn OIL

Cine biibide @eidibte BON gus
ter Ra9barihaft, ersdblen Die .8a8,
Ter 0ahrihten" trug ith anldBlib
Der oeutiGen Man6uer gu. Die
Mtannibaft tant0nnierte oiGt an Der
ShmeiSerarenSe. uno babel traf eS
iid, bob smei oeutibe Spfoaten BEL
einem bereits auF 8asler 8poen
tuobnenoen Sbneiser Quarter bee
5oeen, aQeroinas Dbne cine Nbnung
basDr su baden, baB fie fth ienieits
Der beuti6en @rense auf Sdmelser>
Qebiet bef1noen. Den beioen 2ries
gem @ermaniens mar bel einem
Burger aus 8urafeloen 4uartier an.
aemielen porben; oa lebterer ieoob
teinen 8las sur Yerflaung batte,
eriubte er ieinen 9tahbaru auf
Sbmeiaerieite. Die @inquartierung su
n%bernebmen, mas Der oenr aud in
Recommendations @eiIe tat. Die
aanoesaren5e 5iebt Iid bort mitten
snllbeu beioen 4ieeenIhaften bin.
burh.
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Gntmifluna bea Girfna.
Die grOBsa s@amfelunssn Der @ebriOer
Ringling bte grSBten Ia Der 8elt.-
Gin Guterifaniides @adstum.

Das p~unoerbarlte Beiipiel bon @rs
folg auf Dem @ebiete oes Geranuqens
in Nmerifa 1T Der berlbmte @irfus
oer 8ebriioer &ingline. Mebr als
1900 9eute 1ino in ieinen perldieoe=
men Nbteifunoer beIb6ftigt u10 flint
beIonoere giieubabn5ige iino { fors
oerltd, un aQe8 Al benz unternebz
men @ebDrige BON Ort su Srt Al
transpDrtieren. 3wansia Bette ton1z
rter! 8ur Wertrenoung - zines oaoUr
TT oroB genug, UNI $1,000 Weniden
Sboah au 9eben $500 uno 675 Bfer0e
un0 cine 0eroe bun 40 @lepbauten
blloe1 imponierenOe Boitet1 in oieIer
rieIigen Organization. Die Giiens
batnmaaen, es iino oeren IS, BADEN
Die ooppelte 9raafdbigeeit Der ges
mDbnltnen Waaen uno cine jeoe
8uQIettipn miro BON suei 6ieleu,
l0tomottpen geaDgen. lle6er 200
Bferoe itno 4unite oDrfl1renoe 9tere
bon eolem Stammbaum. h6hIt fen.
iitlo uno berrlib geftaltet uno a,taee
ithts ihrer etgenartieen Nnpaifungsz
fabiateit uno Dreiiur BON unl1dbbas
rem Bert, Sn Der Wenagerie Der
gr0Bten Sdauiteuuuaen Der 8eft be-
ftnoen itd Gremplare BON miloen
9teren. Die nirQenos anoers in @e=
fanaenIdaft gu finoen iino, einIhfieBs
lib 3Sei @iraffen. Elm NbinucerDS,
eth SUPPLEMENTARY. Elm gebDrntes
8fero, Elm gapir, stpei iunQe fduarse
9iger uno orei neu9eborene bengalis
Idle G0niesti9er. Die soplpoi1he
Sammlung oes girfus Der @ebri6er
Nlnelina 1T auQeftanoenermaBen Die
leltenste uno foitbarite in Nmerifo.
Die ToriteQuna oes girtua finoet
am 5. NDnember Stott.
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6elene 8Dh(ou. bic befonnte

Oelene SD1lQu, Ole befartlte
Observation-Disclosures, Die nit benz
oeutihen 8elebrteu uuo tiirtiId1eu
Staatsan9eb6riaeu Nre0 al RaTd)io
ielt IL Sabren Oerbeiratet lit uno in
9ludlider She lebt, liebt Iid CUR
Reit in Der unangenebmen Sage,
oaB Die 9ilti9teit tbrer @he BON Ser
eriten Satin al Gaidios beItritten
uiro. Sm Sabre 1868 bette er in
Berlin cine iunge 9re5oenerin fena
men gelernt uno itd nit ibr in Sell
golano trauen laiien. Nad) oielen
MiBbeQiqteiten in leiner gbe eiug
Der 8atte i'm Sabre 1886 nab Rons
itantinupel. trat gum Sslam iiber
nabm ben 8alnen Nreo al 8aibio an
uno lteB ith Don leiner Satin nad)
tiirtifhem Gedte ihetoen. Damn
gtnQ er nah Deutidlanb Surid, Bet
ratete bier 0elene BDblau uno lief
iih in WSunhen nieoer. Seine erfte
Satin lieB, 10 lanee ibr anIbeineno
oa8 Slid bDlo nar. nihts opn Iid]
1Dren uno ihien einDeritou6en nit
iener 0etrat, NlS es ibr aber ld(eds
ter aing. trot tie an ibrelt einftigen
8atten nit @eloforoerunaen 6eran,
Die, 10 lunGe iie iih in annebmbarer
5Ormen bielten. Fuon Senem gIatt ers
flint murben. Nts Die Guroeruneeu
ieoob su bod uuroen. neieerte iid
al 6aihio, su 5ahleu. Yon otelem
allotment ab madte oieTe rerite Srau"
lire 8attinnenredte gelteno, beitritt.
oas ibre ooma(iae She, als mad
turftidem Ge6t geidieoen. mad
6eutiAem 8eieb rehtseiltio ges
trennt lei uno flaet nun auF Wieoers
be~rrfeluna 6er ebemalieeg Geineir-
ihoft. Wan oarf auf ben Nusaauo
beg besprftehenoen BrDaeNea aes
{ponnt Iein.
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Rettet amet rom gpneI

ol1niere fIeine 3o9ter bate .inen
gera0e3u lebensgefabrli6en Qnfau bon
@eu9buiten un6 8ron6itiS', f9reibt
Grau %. 6. Sabtlanb bon 4rmonf,
g. g., ,,ober al8 ale anbereu Mittel
periagten, ba retteten mir ibr 2eben
bur6 u9r. Sings 8eue G~nt6edung".
uniere Ni6te, tpel9e an Der S9minbz
fu6t in bDrgei9rittenem Stabium It'll,
gebroudte ebenfaqs bieie wunberboue
Wfebiein nub iest belte 1T fie poultdnz
big geiunbl, @ans ber5meifelte Salss
anb 2uHgenleiben tpeiden uDr.
Sings yteHer GntbedungH, ipie teiner
anberen Mebicin auf Grbeu! unfe6ls
bar fur 9uten unb @rfdltungen. 50
Gents unh SLIGO 6lai6en garantiert
6ur6 bic Qpotbefen bon g. s. s.
Sdmibt unb Ibolpb SreiB.
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Maerlet.

Die Dirina' ihe 5beatergeieQe
fd)aft miro beute uno nlDrger obeno
in Der 8eetbopens6aQ nidt fpielen,
lDnoern ttur nod einmal, am
Treitag abeuo auftreten. BUR Nufs
fibrung fomu1t: n3mei 8appen."
Teftes, eeiuuoss 0ots in Qefben $50.
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood G. Co.
0eute uloreen sniiden 10 une
II nbr entltano in Dem 0auie Wen-
Commerce StraBe SEQ. 2O3, in Dem
iid Ole Boftal telegraph @on1s
panu. oas photographers Gtelier
con u. 2epiIDn, oas giqarrens
geibdft BON 6. S. Roiip uno anbere
8elbaftsraume befanben, Elm Seuer,
NEEDLES Den pberen StoG aus@
brannfe. Ser S9aoen bel6uft Iid)
auf mebreren Tauieno uno 1T nur
gum Tetl ourb Beriiberung qebedt.
Serr 2epiIon 1T Der 6auptaeihdItss
TRIGGER.
- 0ebmt Gihenbols in Carr's
9elben 8aeen $3.50.
Ser erFte fharfe sNoroer" Cat
on1 Dienstae beoOnnen uno es uns
gew5bnli@ fatt eenaht. Sc bat
iberaa geregnet. Sn Marfa, Nfpiae
uno anoern 0rten bat ea aeidneit.
DaS Bette fDmn,t in eelben WaaenI
$3.50. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
8etrnnila Woran, cine Meri>
fanerin, melhe trant in ibrer 8ob=
uun9 an Der SlosS San Saba troBe
lag. murbe ourd einen betruntenen
iufaen Mann Ratuen8 s. s. Tbpmp,
f0u, Der nadts nit siuer Biftole in
oer6ano bel ibr einorana, 10 erInreGt,
oaB iie ftarb. Tbomplon lit oerhaf.
tet uno oes Wuroes anaetlagt.
8ein ihlebtes 6ula in aelben @a.
gen. $50. Carr Wood Coal Co.
am az. lift Gan Gntonio : Gag
auf Der Nusiteuung. Der MnpDr bat
oenfelben in elmer Brotlamotion fir
einea aagemeinen Seittag ertldrt.
9o8 bette unb biui9fte 9ols in sel6en 8as
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
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Zttftunaafeft.

Sarmonias2uQe SEQ. l beS 6roens
Der Sermannsi6bne feiert am SDnn=
abeno, ben 20. b. 3d., ibr A.
Stiftungsfeit in Der Beetbooenbaue
ourd einen BaQ, lebenoe Bil6er une
8urtrGae, abenbs s ubr be9iuneno.
Nue Wit9lieoer Der 2Uge nebit Sos
mtlien, i0mte Die 8rdoer auer biefi=
gen 9ogen nit ibren 5amilien. iomie
Die S6weitern Der biefieen Sbues
iters20gen init ibren Wdnneru, eben.
70 ale 8riioer uno S1weitern BON
auBerbolb, melbe bier a~nrpeieno iino,
oor allen aud Die bier our Belt arls
weienoen @ruBbeamten, limb freunos
lihft eingelaoen, teilsunebmen.
0~idtbermannsi0bne baben feiuen
8utritt, auBer Wdnner bon Shmes
itern. Der gintritt 1T frei uno IoQte
ieoe Sbweiter uno ieoer 8ruber bic
2ogenab3eiheu anlegen.
9as GDmite.
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Bran In fetn 0aus ein.

g. 2e0uinn bon Gapembiib, Ser.
mont, tpnrbe ieiner fOnftisen 8efunb
belt beraubt bur6 6ronii9e 8eritoe
pfung. Oils Semaub auf Jpn urb in
feiR Sags einbrans unb ibm sSr.
Sings Neue 2ebeus : BiGen" anfn0s
tigte, nurbe feinem 2eioen giabaIt ge
bOten unb iebt lit er ppafdnbig &c
innb. Sbr grfOIg pirb sarantiert.
gu baben fir rs @entS in ben Npoz
tbefen bon g. s, s. Sdmibt uns
Q0Dlbh 9reiR.
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5pesial Grcuriion 3llr @eltauss
TELLING am 20. Oftober.

Die n8atp" oeranitaltet cine Spe.
sial : grcurfion our 8eltausTteluna
uno ueri6afft Den Teilnebmern 3ims
mer gum mDglihit biaigen 8reiIe
BON so Gents per Tag in outen
8uhuaegenoen. &eprdlentanten Der
Sabn bealeiten ben 8ua un6 funeie,
rem als 5lbrer OUT Dem ag8ftelunss-
plabe. Der @gcuriionssug oerIdBt
3eraS am 30. morgenS uuo trifft am
30. 1880 in ct. 2ouis elm. gboir
@arS uno Buumnn : 8agen. Gusa
ge8eibnete @%Bitationen. Dies 1T cine
quite uno biaiae @eleaenheit. Die
lusiteluna 81 beluhen. @eaen
@inselbeiten nenoe man fid an
W. 6. Grub.
General Baiiagiers Nqent,
sos 2ina : @ebduoe. Dallas.
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N~usiteaunas> BENDER

beiuabren ibre ciacne SntereHen eiR
beirea, iuenu fie mnfere 9agerran'
ME, G&e 0Ouffpus NIB IabarrOs
GtraRe, iOtuubL fpie nuiere 9lnSitefs
lung TIM 0anptanSfeQnnaS @ebdnoe
beimdben, iuulefbff etme nBAfdnDige
9tuswahl ppm Wfufifiadjen su febsa
lit nno BON cpulanten Wugcitenten
Gerns aeseigt uuo erfldrt iuiro.
EbOs. WOaaau l. 8rOs.
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A~usfteQnuas=B eIudber

tperbem frennblidbif eingelaSem, mmIere
~8agerranuae, Ode Sunftpn= mno Na,
Sarrp.g trake, 81 befebcm. Gbenfalls
laben mir Sic MQc ~frenaolid1ft ein,
tuabrenS sic ben MnSheImmaSplat,
.beSucben, nnSeren MuSfelnnasraum
gum Sauptauartier su madben.
SbUS. WoqQar & Bros.
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01rt Elm ,,Nnaelns"

Ser einst9cr n~riatneIcr Blanc
Spieier. Sic beften III nnieren Saaets
rattntcn, Ode Spnfpn. nnS NaDarrDs
Stra8c, unS e6emfalS in nnIerem
MpsnelinmgspIdte I'm Sauptae6auSe
PCS @~HSfteuuug.
SbOs. 0OegaH & 8ras.
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NeWaWrant

tar Derrfn nun pnmen
iebt er6ffnet,
uberbatb Sdots' Saloon, ueben
BolH q MARY So. NuSoe8eiduete
Slide. Goulante 8eoienung.
Sreis8un5ert beute Nbeno.
@inaana fir Damen 2U1ppasS Str.
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8ereit fiir @eid6fte

In nnferem alien @eid,1ftSHauc, Gfe
S0rft0n' nnS Napdrro.g traRe.
Shos. @paaau 4 Bros.
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uniere WuIif : gfoteu

iptpobi tpie uniere Sitd1erausmob,
ftns ppm Neuem In unIerem after @s'
thaHSnatbs @fe Spnftpns nnS 80.
nar@p' StraPe, a%rrahsicrt.
ShoS, W0agdn & Srps.
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llnlere W2niff Woten.

Slider nno ffeine SmSfrmmemten=
MuSDabl iiro iett tuieber nadb nmferemt
alfem Gefd)aftsftano, GGe Spmfton=
uaS Nauarrp StraRe, transpurtiert
mproen.
Sbos. Goaqat & 8ros.
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10000 eanfbare Vatiemten beaeu.

ZU,UUU DuuIunEt EultCMteH be8eue
gen bic punberbare 9eilpirtun9 bes 9rD>
Sen Observation-Disclosures AWAKE
SIS, ueIhes BON DIR. S. Silsbee, nad5
nielen SaBren bes Stubinms entoedt
purbe. Sefortiae 9inoerunq Der Qua
len g%arontiert, uub pDniee 1eiluna ee.
pdbrleiitet. uenn notwithstanding GEE
brauht. gu BADEN in allen reaDMmier-
ten G~p0tbefen. Sitet eud Dor NadloHs
murgen, Die 3rueiher unb ungldubigen
mbgen zine BrDbe. bic nDn ben 5abri,
fanten p eustaedter & Co., Box 24I6,
New York, f~Dftentret on irseub cine
N6reHe ouf 8etlauaen perlapbt miro, be.
sieben.
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Rein ihledtes Sula in gelben $50.
gen, So so. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
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0ebmt tleia eeipaltenes WidenbOls.
$3.50. Carr WOOD Il Coal Co,
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0ebmt @ihenbola in Carr's
aelben WaQeu, So, so,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-18
BIRTHS.

In Albany. n. y. Nov. -, sou to Mr. and
Mrs. Dewitt c. Culver; grandson 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Henry C. Wright Of Townshend.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-18
DEATHS.

In Putney, Nov. ~ Mrs. Mary A. Knight.
In Green River, Nov. i6, Hollis Worden
In South Londonderry, Nov. 4, Lorin Kings
bury. aged So years months.
In South Windham. Nov. 3, Augustus Chase,
aged 81 years.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-18

We will also include in this sale all the odd pieces in
ocular stock, to be disposed of at bargain prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17
COST NOTHING UNLESS CURED
Fair Offer Made by Dawson Drug
Co. to Catarrh Sufferers.

Dawson Drug Co. are selling Hyomei
on plan that has caused considerable
talk amongst their customers.
The plan is different from that fol-
lowed by other remedies, but the rem
edy itself is different also. This treat
ment for catarrh has such an
unusual record OF cures to its credit
that Dawson Drug Co. offer to
refund the money if it does not give
the desired benefit This is certainly
one of the fairest offers that can be
made, and any one who has catarrh
and does not take advantage of it is
doing himself or herself an injustice.
Do not suffer any longer with tick
ling, smarting, burning, eye.watering
troubles that afflict those who have
catarrh. Hyomei will! cure you, but if
you should not find it adapted TO your
case Dawson Drug Co. will return your
money
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17

Plant ruta baga and cow horn turnip
seed now. DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17
MORGAN CLAIMS INNOCENCE
Issued Statement Before Leaving to
Serve His Sentence That He Did
Not Burn Town OF Preston.

The last act of Henry B. Morgan be-
fore leaving for the penltentiary to
serve a sentence of twenty years for
burning the town of Preston was to
issue a statement declaring that he Is
innocent of the crime. 1t is as follows:
"The time has arrived, and | have
got to 90 away from nv dear family
and friends. | do not know what klnd
of work [ will have to perform during
nv Imprisonment. but | will be well
treated. Sheriff Bell has treated me
kindly since | have been IN sumter
county Jail. l could not say enough
IN praise of him and his deputy, Mr..
Dudley Gate wood. | hope my friends
in Webster county will stop and think
and see what they haYe done TO take
up an innocent man and send Nun
away from his dear wife and sweet
little children, one being babe only
hix months old. it is heart-renolng
to me, but the law says | must go. II
I were guilty of the charge 1t would
not be 80 hard to bear; but am not
guilty. Webster county can say they
have one innocent man in the Denl'
Tertiary. l did not have the showing
of a poor dog in my trial; II l hao'
things would be different. Ii were
granted a new trial l could prove an
alibi, but cannot get new trial.
thought a great deal OF my town ana
of the people and envied no one: l
hope the good people will look atter
NV interests. H. B. MORGAN. "
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17
MRS. CARvER's HOUSE PARTY
Popular Dawson MatrOn Hostess
at ENJOYABLE Occasion.

Mrs. A. ]. Carver of Dawson has
been entertaining a pleasant house
party at her summer home at Warm
Springs. The following appeared IN
the social columns of the Atlanta Con-
stitution:
"Mrs. Carver's house party has fur
nished al! the gaieUy for the week IN
the matter of supper parties and oo"l-
ing parties. -.
1Monday evening MIR. Weaver OF
Thomaston and Mr.. Gregory OF Atlanta
gave a supper party in the pavilion in
honor of Miss Carver and her guests
On Tuesday the party was entertained
bv their hostess a: a luncheon 10 the
pavilion, which followed bowling
party with prizes. Tuesday evening
party after the dance, and Wednesday
afternoon Miss Burch of Birmingham
gave tea in the pavilion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17

For Saie-Six head of good horses
w. G. AVEN, Brentwood.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17
Dewitt Is he Name.

When you go to buy Witch Hazel
SaIve look for the name "DeWitt'' on
every box. The pure, liberated
Witch Hazel is used in making De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. which is
the best salve in the world for cuts,
burns, bruises, boils, eczemaa nd piles.
The popularity of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, due to its many cures,
has caused numerous worthless coun-
terfeits to be placed on the market
The genuine bears the name Il. u
Dewitt & Co., Chicago. Sold by
DAWSON DRUG Co
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-08-17
|HI1EEAKER- SHACKELFORD.
Donular Brentwood Couple Mar
ried Wednesday Morning.

The marriage of Professor R. B.
hnHaker and Miss Theresa Shackelford
b. solemnized Wednesday morning at
h. home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Annie Shackelford, in Bronwood. The
hremony was performed by Rev. j.
j Parker and was Witnessed by only a
sw intimate friends and relatives.
\ THE bride is one of BronwOOd's most
|opnlar young women. Before her
hsrriage she was belle of that town
Id has many warm admirers there
.bd in Dawson. Professor Huffaker,
Nose home is in Straw Plains, Tenn,
i principal OF the school in Bronwood.
He is young man of admirable traits,
BID has made host of friends during
he time he has taught in this county.