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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07
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The Two important events OF the week
We're the afternoon teas given az inc
University club ON Wednesday ana
Thursday respectively 2irs. George H.
Nye and Miss Weber entertained ON
wednesday. and the affair was delight
ful In All details. The hostesses Pc
ceived their guests In the laCea parioI
and Refreshments were served In the
dlningroom They were bright with APP
ple blossoms. great branches and sprays
being used with artistic ,cliect Jars
stood about filed with the pretty
blooms. and the mantels were banked
with them. IN the diningroom a pie
ture was formed with the table WIN JUS
central bed Of apple blossoms ilanked
with silver candlestricks and green
ribbon bows.whlle about the room stood
vases OF the same flowers, In the hall
an orchestra was stationed ana rem
dered a delightful program Of music
Assisting the hostesses were Mfs
james l.. Franken, Mrs John y. Wood
ward, Mrs Sturgls, Mrs s. c. Fark,
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger Mrs Jay Tar
win Harris, Miss Park, Miss Elolse
Sherman, Miss Lcta Mcmillan, Miss
Kinney and Miss Williams.
One Of the prettiest affairs seen here
was the tea given at the University
club on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Cunningham and Mrs. Dick in honor OF
Mrs. Frederick Dcrn. The roof-garden
Of the club was used for the first time,
and the place spread with rugs. and
decorated with palms and great sprays
Of lilac, with the blue sky and beauti-
ful landscape for a background, togeth-
or with Tie guests In their pretty cos-
tunes. made a truly charming picture.
while the event itself was as delightful
Ms well in a social way The railing OF
the garden was lined with tall palms,
and from the roof hung baskets Of llow-
ors A bank Of apple blossoms, ana
white lilacs formed background foi
the receiving party, and a large nab
IN the national colors made the back
ground for the struged orchestra, which
furnished music. In the center Of the
garden stood a table with a bed Of lllacs
for a centerpiece, and having suspended
above It a basket Of sprngerl. In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07
nrsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1904
week,s va va lrlendg IN Portland.

weeks visit with friends In Portland.
Miss Leonore Brown has returned
from a six weeks visit with friends and
relatives IN EvanstowR and Ogden,
Mrs George Savage has returned
from California where she has spent
a portion Of the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. whitney OF At
lantlc Ia, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. 8. y. Miner, win leave for
their home on Wednesday next.
Mrs. Lydia D, Alder and daughter,
Miss MAY Alder, left during the week
for New York. and will sail ON May rs
for Berlin, where Mrs Alder vii speak
at the qunquennlal convention OF the
International Council OF Women, At
the close Of the convention Mrs. Alder
and daughter will make an extended
tour Of Europe and the Holy Land.
Miss Edythe Hale viii return from
Stanford about the goth OF May.
Mrs. Il. W. Whitney and Mrs. Il, d.
Miller left during the week for a two
months visit with relatives IN Ohio, In
diana and Missouri.
Miss Elizabeth Reedal leaves shortly
for Kansas city, 10 spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs, w. f. shelton
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nette Mckay, formerly one OF the teach
ers In the institution, but who leaves
Monday on mission to 81. Louis. MISS
Mckay is one Of Ogdens most highly
esteemed young ladies and has host
OF friends, both In Ogden and other
parts OF the state, who VIII wish her a
pleasurable and successful mission.
The Fifth ward amusement hail was
well hled Wednesday evening with an
appreciatye audience, who gathered Ia
witness the dramatic entertainment "a
Woman's Honor given by the ward
dramatic club for the benefit Of Thorn
as Champneys, Angus Lochhead, and
Artie Young, who depart soon ON mis-.
slons. The entertainment was a very
creditable affair
Mr.. ana Mrs Ammon Potts celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Tues.
day evening at their home, 1920 Madi.
son avenue. large number of their
friends gathered and spent a most en-
Joyable evening at music, games and
othe pleasures, \ bounteous repast was
served. a fine cup that was present.
ed them 80 years ago at their wedding
reception was used on the table Mr.
Potts is IS and his wife 70 years of age.
The guests of the evening were Messrs.
and Mesdames II. Ben, G. b. Denkers
d. Roat !. Sanders A. Koldewyn. II.
he HAN, @, Shedding, II. Hutton, p.
Craven, s. Fenstermaker. p. Kornng
A. q. Neu!eboom. Mesdames Hollis
Port, Westbrock, Mesdames r. Van 10.
mace, VIM. Pott, Herman b. Denkers.
Misses Maggie Charlotte and Jennie
Sanders, and Dinah Potts,
Mrs. r. b. Lewis and Mrs. j. r..
Cooper entertained the Ladies' AID So
clety OF the Presbyterian church
Thu sday afternoon at the pretty hor,e
of shrs. Lewis on Twenty.Ihird street.
A very pleasing program was rendered
and dainty refreshments were served.
Mr., and Mrs, NJ. Brooke are visiting
In Ogden for a short time with Mrs
Brookie's mother. They viii proceed 10
ST, Louis next week TO visit the worlds
fair.
Rev. o. A. Elinqust and NJ. r. otter
son entertained the lutheran Ladies'
Aid society at the parsonage Thurs
day afternoon.
The concert given Monday evening at
the Congregational church by the Con
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Mr.. and Mrs Louis II. Farusworth
are now at home at 100 east Flrst
South street
Mrs. P. w. MQdSen entertained the
members Of her club, together with
their husbands and escorts at pleas
ant evening affair on Wednesday night,
about 80 being present to enjoy the eve
ming
A meeting Of tho strollers' club was
held Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr. $. H. Lund, at which time il
members were voted into the society.
About 30 members Were present ana
everybody took an active part IN me
meeting. The club Is in fact coming 10
The from and viii soon be one OF the
most popular societies Of out city. cup
rooms have been selected and VIII be
furnished so az 10 oe opened on June 3.
Al the conclusion OF the regular busl-
moss. Mrs. Iund served icecream ana
cake and everyone present enjoyed a
very pleasant evening Nearly 100 tlck-
cts have been sold for the closing oall
at Chrlstensens on the evening of May
0. and the members look forward to a
very enjoyable evening. The commit
Ice ON decoration which Is comprised
of II. Z. Cummock, j. r. Whttemore'
eco. Ryser. Norman Davis Ole Ericsson
and Marry Madsen Is making. cIao0-
rate arrangements to boauuty the nan,
and promises many novelties IN decor
atoms,
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Mr. and Mrs ~. j. Iie3sler are now
a, home TO their friends az the Ken
NOn.
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May 2S8 at the home of the brides par
ents,
on Monday the marriage Of Miss Lii
lie c. Pitt and Paul f. Nolan, both OF
this city, will take place at Ocean PARK
Cal. at the home of the groom's sister,
Miss Nolan They viii return here to
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Thomas OF this
city announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Beatrie Thomas to
George y. McMullen Of Butte, the mar
rlage to take place in June.
Dr. Frederick 4. Kiehl Is to be mar
ried May 10 to Miss Rose h. Stevens of
st. Louis.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Bailey
and DR. Enoch Van eatt VIII take place
on May II,
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salt Lake who has been spending the
past two weeks here, left yesterday
tor her home.
Several theater parties were given
last night for the opening performance
on Anna Held. Among the hosts were
Samuel Newhouse Henry Pcery ana
COL and Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs Walter Lewis was guest of hon
or at mn informal luncheon given on
Wednesday by Mrs Charles Brink.
Mr.. md Mrs. CosWrff have Issued IN
,itatlons for "a large card party 10 Doe
given az The Kenyon a week from to-
night,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar has
taken the Gibbs cottage at 20 + street
and win shortly be- OF home there. Miss
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80
S..ts:z.i ,GOING

Mrs. w. w. Armstrong is home from
q short "trip to- california
Mrs. Mary NJ. F. Allen Of Park city
ia I'm the city tho guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
George r. Hancock
Mrs. Riuina Of Cedar Rapids Ior is
visiting her sister Mrs. DE- D. Harrison
AIr. and Mrs. Darwin irvine are now
al home i'm .hor Now Fat on First
Wcst and Second South Streets
Mrs. j. w. Langley Ioft this week for
a months stay 10 California
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cecil Robinson
and Miss Noble have returned from
their trp TO Denver
Mrs. Henry Hlgts, who for some time
past has been ta' guest of her sister
Mrs j. j, Broughau leaves today Tor
her home 10 h!chIsan,
Mrs. Alice Mo.riu Horne has gone 10
Berlin and Mrs. Mary hu,"-, Miss LILY
Horne. Mrs Ida Sm0ot Dusonberry Of
PROVO aud Miss Laura Foster of this
city win leave the latter part of the
month for New York and VIII sail
June %
Dr. and Mrs. 81. v. silver left We'd
nasday morning for n months visit In
New York and buffalo.
Mrs. G.. E. Richards ana children will
leave about the middle Of the month
for q visit with Dr. and Mrs. Horn In
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servatory orchestra, assisted by Miss
Ella Tavey pianist and Miss Lashus,
soprano, was a thorough musical treat
enjoyed by a good sized audience.
The Weber Stake academy building
was the scene of a very pleasant gath
erng Wednesday evening given In hon
or OF William u. Terry ana Wilford
Bramwell by The members Of the Weber
state Sunday School board, and a large
number OF their friends. The two young
gentlemen having been called into the
stake presidency of the Religion class
work. An excellent musical and liter
airy program was carried out, Judge
II, II. Rolapp delivered an Interesting
address.
Fosters Military band has arranged
for an open air concert to be given to-
night at the Lester park. after which
they will give a ball In the pavilion.
Miss Annie j. 1enstra and Cornelius
J. Dee, both well known In ogden, were
married Thursday.
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Gertrude Mayer on East Second south
street
Mr. and Mrs Oscar l.. Cox left yes
tcrday for the east 20 be gone about
two weeks,
Mrs Ira G. Tutte and Mrs. j. w.
Langley viii leave today for Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. j. r. Treasure leaves for an
eastern visit OF some months
Mrs. G, n. Mccoy leaves shortly for
a visit with relatives in Missouri
Mrs Ernest Drake viii go to St
Louis about May 20 60 spend the great
err part Of the summer.
Mrs, Charles Mcmahon VIII leave
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Miss Maybelle F'reebairn and Mr..
John Van den Akker two popular
young people of this city, were married
Thursday In the Temple. IN the even
Ing a reception was given at the home
Of the brides mother on Seventh South
street, where intimate friends OF the
happy couple assembled to do them
honor and wish them 10y and happiness
in their married life. Mr.. and Mrs, Van
den Akker left this morning for Los
Angeles, Cal, where they VIII make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Fennemore an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Nell, to VIII L. King, The we'd
ding will take place on the evening Of
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,,.rfhcost corner stood The punch table
i.l., ',,..1rstsd Win uiaos aud spren-
r.T End NH about were small tables
I,iiipa r..e.. of The s4meUOWer7. About
=. nyii3tiops we're issued ANA the hos
tpssts were assisted by Mrs. A. 4'
l., "'" tri', .i,tnlin. Young. Miss NC
IT., 5iiss SaIsbiIay. Miss Mcmillan,
s,..s tiI.r t..s I1r.e Miller.
ON Tue.Hav Nrs'D. R. Gray enter
....'.3 I,..r.nuIg IN cards. her guests
I..l,. AR ,r6, .opns were effective
'.'''.....,I .,,l rriga- wore won byMrs.
1i.'...,~ l1s Eiasr and Mrs. Mar
'..ti T1o rppsts wore. MIS-. John
,I.r'b.u trr. a. a. Goodwin. Mrs. Ar
.i5,. nlIl. Mrs. Riser. Mrs. George
pt.lps Holman. Mrs. Hammer Mrs.
t... ,,r"'I's \yilFas Mrs. Lewis Cecil
I,,n,srg trs Eimbau MES Woodruff,
NJ. 'r.'','.'n and Mira. Belden
''
y , e.'8 .,'.m I i,,' me ladies' Aid so
..,,, ~ .,. rirsf N.thodist church on
.I.1sB,,. a. largo number being press
er, ~ .niol il. Tne paglurs were deoo.
g", ''..rir. rlas.gIos. ana de-
IivrlIUI IrUEIIUI MaN ilIOtltht W. y
riudi1p vocal and instrumental music
S JIM 81 nl,i,.o,src." nv Mrs. Elmer
.'e ,.i'r .1to,t.ti1u. readings from
49,.
'"1 '1'''N' s,e
~, ,r,,,rsl,y qt rho homo OF Mrs. H..
~ ,o wo'I',y s" "r ' of Mr. a. b. Alien
49," '.hnrtl,. A., suard come years
nbroad me nostcsscs being members
I,i'b ,ba rr.st of honor is "A member.
iitrs and annie blossoms were used
IN prof1gion. and tho affair was most
r r1gc NON ''ars An. t'"Ki1nay, Mrs Giesy,
Mo. tlo,e.llw and Miss Fannie Bree-
d,n
an nieasant oyIning affair on Thurs
day IN tho nature OF character party
"''''' 80 o
DR. and Mrs. NJ. r.. Stewart enter
tniped al a delightful dinner on Thurs
r. t,ewis IF Butte. The table was ef-
fectivaly decorated IN pink carnations
l,N5t' $500, ,,,,l ,g,,,,y ,r,ra laid FOR
nine ii
About SO guests enjoyed delightful
Miner re- ON Tbprsiay night in honor OF
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PROVO.

The musicale given In honor Of Miss
Vera Felt Of Salt Lake city by the
music pupils OF Mrs De Loury at the
Hotel Roberts last Sunday evening was
In every way most pleasing attalr,
Miss Felt has a very sweet voice, and
charmed. her hearers with several yo-
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I directions Eou,t..
suiSiuhy given were ~ artistic ~,
,c'luotea' Mrs DE T.or may 9'heg nu1ll,l
10 ieel proud of I'M ~ y has jus, c s,..
VI iler pupils ''p'u adyancao,.'e
,Mf' Horace Whtpev
monday =" pusenberry ~
VI
Mlss Tess!e BMkwoo5 "S S oeen yIslu,,
WIEN curing the rr.,
A. -,
Mr. and Mrs 1 20
Duhh left this mornln, 'll's La Peal.
Mnere they expect to sr' lef st. Iogl,
'''"'''B the fair '' the summs,
~
,.DDI ,Noyes Of American p,.
Htllis MS mother m Prov. 'IH was Vie.
u"'' o' Nednes.
NJ and Mrs Woodh,.
oHIoihla "Wednesday u'e left 70,
Wy expect % Remain oe',,HB when
uoqhouse Is hOpenu me- weeks Nh
nealth while Mr. Notwithstanding b.,
W combine business witbS 'u uie e1pem
nllsh Hattie Pike is spora,.
pIaES at SprngVIe, lbo "',.h a t,g
Jennie thompson '' ol Wise
mayor RoyIanoc gpap, rh..
'a'' Lake city '"''''ay Ii
so,
NY mas been Visiting her s' .al l2A
Neeu omoot during The b5st 'V ,.I' Aa
Mr ana Mrs Bert Tbrr,o..
taul at am announcement dinn ,.n euler
M 'Nenlhh. When the ongaocr.'D..g,,G'
MISS Lydia Thur,,,4. 7"7''NellN
rrioVo 5 most beautiful gIls . ~
talt w Reid ID leading rr.s t Af
VI music WIFI ua announced ''''i
-, ne Soros.s club met with Mr., W.
W euil'slay afternoon II BEING " ,,.l
tlo'h gay no program was givs, w. H'
Iono"lng Officers were chosen p. 'l'
1enI pits robert Irvine, yleo '"'
GGSHI MIS- NDstulo0. secratar, NJ
oI"teI' assistant secretary. Mrs W.
ivuSuI or MIS- NcCMrg, adyls,.
poaru, MISS Hogland. Bulah Bsrs,,'l
anu MIs, evans Final arrargsy,',.l
were MADE tor opening the SorosI, ~,
SATURDAY Afternoon at 2 O'clock '''
s.
9, senator Reed SmoOt returned s,,..
washington yesterday r'
~, o.,
so ny '.N,n ward Dramatic club Dr..
m W. o''e ware mouse last Tuesday eve,
Tho r,r.. 60,
sotmo r ,', Ma'' SOCIAL nall was Ma
norfoc,lg ,.nn ''uIng OF a NOS
hy Az, rIh',,',,,s'U sU'lal party given
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bo oSu uilS ueg'' algo me color sch'n,
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OGDEN.

The young ladies Of the Weber Stake
academy entertained Friday evening at
the Parry hall, In honor of Miss Jen-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
BASEBALL FRIDAY.
The Fat CoIOnels Will Cross Bats
With the Lean BarOns.

On Friday afternoon, on the DAWSON
ball grounds, the greatest game OF the
season will be played.
Strong rivalry has recently sprung
up between-the fat men and lean men
of Dawson as to which is superior In
point of athletics. The question will
be definitely settled Friday afternoon
by ball game.
The game will be played under the
auspices of Mrs. 7. E. Gurr's church
circle, and the proceeds will be used
for parsonage Improvement.
The line up OF the teams will be as
follows: Fats-O. E. Lowe, Jno. SeaV
Andrew Hill, Frank Nasworthy, W.
H. Miller, r. M. Stewart, j. W. Pat
terson, Mack Lowrey, Will Kenny,
Won Gay, Tom Cawhern. Leans-Jim
Clark, H. w. Plttman, Rufus Jones,
w. F. Smith, Holcomb Perry, Adolf
phus Williams, Bob Saville, Tom Mar
tin, Ed Hollingsworth, Earl Geise, j.
r. Hankins. Admission % cents for
men. and Is cents for ladies and chill
dren. The game will be called at 4:3C
o'clock
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
WANTS THAT $50, 900.
A Terrell County Farmer Thinks He
Has Found a Remedy for the
Mexican Boil WeeViI.

Mr.. G. W. Outlet of the northern
part OF Terrell county called at The
News Office Saturday to state that he
thought he had found a remedy for
the boil weevil, and will offer it to the
boil weevil commission of Texas and
claim the 5000 reward that has been
offered by that state for anything that
will kill or prevent the ravages of the
destructive insect.
Mr.. Gullett says experiments have
shown that his preparation will keep
cotton and other farm crops free from
lice, caterpillars and cutworms, and he
believes it will be equally successful
against the boil weevil. 1t is put in
the ground with the seed at planting
time, but he refuses to divulge what
it is.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
PAID SIS AND COT $50.
Burglar Arrested by Sasser Mar
shall Goes Back to Pen.

Last week The News printed an &C.
count OF the arrest by Marshal Bass OF
Sasser of Sonny Williams, negro VINO
had burglarized the store OF q. n
Swan in Randolph county, arewaro o.
$25 having been offered by that gentle
man for his capture. The negro also
proved to be an escaped convict Tor
whom there was reward of $50, and
it is stated by Cuthbert paper that
MIR. Swan has delivered Williams to the
con ict camp from which he escaped
and collected the $50. 1t is presumed
that he will be taken to Randolph
county when he finishes the present
sentence aud prosecuted for burglariz-
ing Swans store.
Mr.. Swan came to Terrell county for
the negro, and paid the Sasser ofncer
the $25 re ward he had offered.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
BASEBALLISTS ARE BUSY.
Three Good Games Pulled Off
During the Week.

Dawson and Montezuma met on the
local field Tuesday in hard fought
contest, which resulted in a score of
seven to two in favor of the visiting
team.
The Montezuma nine was composed
il addition to its home men, of sev-
eral professional and semi-professional
players, the game being pitched by
Hogg, formerly a member of the At
lanta team.
On the following day the two teams
met again, but the Dawson aggrega'
ton had in the meantime been consid.
erably strengthened by two or three
members of the Mercer nine, and the
home boys had an easy time to the
tune of to 0. The next game will
probably oe played one day this week
10 MOntezuma.
AS The News goes to press this af-
ternoon Dawson and Bronwood are
matched against each other in game
on the local diamond. Brentwood is
anxious to retrieve it's loss in former
game with Dawson this season. and
will give the red and black an inter-
esting proposition to handle. Both
sides are confidently predicting Wet
Ocv
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
RIGHT HERE IN DAWSON.
Dawson Drug Co.'S. Guarantee to Refund
Money if HyOmei Fails tie Cure the
Worst Case of Catarrh.

1t ia no uncommon thing to see
medicine advertised as guaranteed
cure" But investigation usually
shows that the guarantee lis made by
some unknown firm hundreds of miles
away.
The guarantee, though, that comes
with Hyomei is entirely different. l.
is made by the Dawson Drug Co., one
of the most reliable drug firms in this
section. They advertise that ii Hy-
omei does not cure the worst case OF
catarrh they will return the money
without any question or argument. NO
business house in Dawson has better
reputation for square dealing than the
Dawson Drug Co., and when they
guarantee they will refund the money
if Hyomei fails to cure catarrh no one
has any question as to the agreement
being lived up to, both in the spirit
and letter.
Hyomei is very easy and pleasant to
use. Just breathe it through the little
inhaler that comes with every ouInL;
every breath will bring recovery so
much the nearer. Itkills all the germs
of catarrhal troubles in the air pas
sages of the head, throat and lungs,
soothes and heals the irritated mucous
mem brane, and is the only natural
cure for catarrh.
The complete outfit costs but one
dollar, aud extra bottles of Hyomei
can be obtained for fifty cents. Do not
let slight catarrhal trouble develop
into one that may be serious and
chronic. Use HYomei at once, re-
Numbering that you run no risk what
ever when you try Hyomei on the
Dawson Drug Co.'S. offer of "No cure
no pay"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.
Changes in the County Board
of Education.

Three members of the county board
of education were elected by the grand
Sury last week. The terms of Or. O..
G. Crawford of Sasser, the efficient
president of the board, and Mr.. P. w.
Bridges had expired DR.. Crawford
was elected to succeed himself, and
MIR. j.. J. Hill of Bronwood was elected
TO succeed Mr.. Bridges. Mr.. E. W.
Aven of ParrotU resigned as member
of the body, and Mr.. E, E Pinkston
was elected his successor.
The retiring members have been
active ana faithful in the discharge OF
their duties, and The News feels sure
that the same will later be said of the
gentlemen who succeed them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-01
For a Hundred Years.

For hundred years or more Witch
Hazel has been recognized as supe-
rior remedy, but it remained for E. G.
Dewitt s. Co. of Chicago to discover
how to combine the virtues of Witch
Hazel with other antiseptics, in the
form of a salve. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the best salve 10 the
world for sores, cuts, burns. bruises
and piles. The high standing OF this
salve has given rise to counterfeits,
and the public is advised to look for
the name dewitt" on the package,
and accept no other. Sold by
DAWSON DRUG Co.