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grounds. Old furniture sometimes,
even when little shabby. puts on
quite new face combined with
pretty fresh papers.
The many easement cloths. spec.
Tally brought out for easement win
dows. are of strong resisting stuffs.
but the description of these windows
would convey little. Our artist brings
them far better to your ken. We
would. however. Introduce to your no
tice the wealth of tempting fabrics
prepared for curtains. Wood damasks.
printed linens. reversible tissues. Gre
tonne tapestries. velvet cloths. art
serges. and rep curtains with embroid-
cred borders in handsome cord pat
terps. Many are copied from Italian
veivet.silk damask and brocades.
There are many new art fabrics which
are quite cheap: chenille plush and
wool serges with more or less elabo-
rate borders.
The white curtains are soft and
beautiful. The lace vitragc are mar
to the pancs and have come to va
from abroad. They are useful In
hiding any Objectionable view. The
brise- bise or short curtains can be had
to match. and lend themselves to
this pretty scheme with their lace Dor.
ders. The most fashionable blinds
have lace let In at the base. and are
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rhe pI..ppearIna s..ou..

The tailor gowns are to be very trim
and delicate in outline. the larue
clumsy coat and the most unbecomins =
long basque quite disappearing, and IN
Its place Va are to have the smart and
graceful short coat in = great many
vafisties with . small basque ail
round, either smartiy belted or attius
ee11ey 70 H. ngure or with the frosts
~ Aovt 81 . IsrEs basqas 4 az
bncG os1y. Bst 0as and eli viii hsve
seDo - eDbsu1lefy aa6 bfni1ing =
~ - - - ~ tWo Nts1o Wnl11
eeo1g - - ~ ouGs " ~ a1ln11l
a1ov1olo 0p1oQnngo14 foopVio. V]I1
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ALASKA GAME DYING

rev years ago far more ple,tifu, y
inhabitants, are becoming -,
lated OF animals. and Alasks m T.
lose her prestige as a game ua,.s7
II the government does not s,e, I p
bring the offenders to pssss,ia
stop.
1t Is thought by those COVE
with the country that stricte, ~
ties should be imposed ths, ~
which now obtain. which are -
the same as those In Oregon ~ p
Pacific states. Owing to the Ip,.
bility OF ever obtaining many -
tions on account OF the inahi,fs
the officers TO discover inirsesus ,
the law until long after The ~
has been disposed OF and the ~
gone to parts unknown. II 10 ieA n
the penalties which are In io,sa ?
states where apprehension 10 ~
are inadequate when applied b r.
kan conditions.
AS the matter now stands, VII r
increasing accessibility Of Alash :
the outside world and the Iserpau1
number OF travellers and se,tIen -
the game is bound to becoms Z
scarce each year. and with =,
laws that cannot be pu, into -
ton the effects are bound to h Z
astrous.
Such big game as mosquitoe, Z
gnats. which rival in size and iesv
the famous New Jersey variety :
not decrease In the same prop0l
Their increase. on the contng.
regarded as almost beyond daGa
ton. No part OF the land seems B :
entirely free from them. and b 81
places they are seen In vsIn
clouds.
An Englishman who has hustso /
Alaska for several seasons ~
on his last expedition he vhtha
pint can about in a smudse Of -
toes and caught a quart.
Soldiers from the army vn
been ON duty in the interior ~
sometimes the mules with The
dition will seek the fire and roll
in the smoking embers. oitesul
burning themselves badly In :
attempt to free themselves .
pests.
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Astreiossr Declares Many viii Per
len When garth's Axie 70
otrai0htened.

y
New Chicago 10 70 BE- wiped
on the face Of the earth. says the
prophet. 30 II New York. Lkewiss
Warrington and 20 other American
cities. The reason 10 that the earth u
going 70 straightsn out ~ axis, which
slants now, and the efBort WIN b
accompanied by sucA contortioao that
thu result will b disastrous.
The prophet h DdmuAd oer1beer
stevens Of this oltS. NJ. Dtsvens u
= prognooticator anA = astro1oU9r,
~ eays. H 40 alrnato ~ = -
fsvnlly aDDptnfo1 tan11t q QnG Qvyg1
~ 0po64, ~ Whp0 - ooGU ~ M
~ s.1ll ~ - - sl1e ~ l1
] r. : ! !! = 1 !! - ]! y ! !!
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WILL SOON DISAPPEAR UNDER
PRESENT CONDITIONS.
Inability Of offieiais TO Rieldiy En-.
force the Laws Cause Of gxtsr
mination Of Caribou and
Moose from Country.

Spokane, wash.-Unless the game
laws are drasticaliy enforced In Alas.
ka the immense herds OF caribou and
moose In that country will soon share
the lamentable end that has over
taken the buffalo. Such is the opin-
ion Of soldiers ut Fort Wright who
have lately returned from the land
which is known in Europe and all over
the country as one OF the few places
In the world where big game shoot
Ing is now abundant.
They say caribou are still plentiful
In the Interior. but the moose nre be-
ing rapidly thinned out owing to the
iproads made on them for CONNER
cial purposes. During the winter
months the price of meat received
from the United States In cold storage
is almost prohibitve. while the In
dians bring to the towns vcnison In
plenty. which they arc glad to sell at
Is cents q pound.
Fresh meat must be had to
make the body able to Withstand
the winter cold and the price Of carl.
bou and moose In SO much lower than
that Of beef and such products from
the states that the inhabitants gladly
welcome the Indian traders who come
in with fresh supplies.
The trappcrs who live In lonely
parts Of the islands with their dogs
arc almost universally respecters OF
the rule that allows them eight carl
bou or moose year for food. which
is about the amount necessary to keep
body and soul together. But the In
dians and the dealers are not 80 scru'
pulous. They kill as many animals
as they can. confident that there is
a ready market for them at the towns
The principal barrier In the way OF
| q rigid enforcement OF the game law
is the great extent OF the country
| The warden learns Of some infraction
Of the law, and the news generally
comes In two or three days after the
slaughter and the perpetrator 10 by
that time 100 or more miles away.
One observer In the interior oi
Alaska said that one afternoon he
tried to count a herd OF caribou ON
neighboring hillside and got up Ia
| COO before he stopped. Even with
that large number there were many
that he missed and herds OF smaller
size are roaming all through the In
terror of the country. The moose dc
not travel In herds and are disappear
ing faster than the caribou.
Even the Indians from tho interior
have noticed the diminution OF moose
within only few years. and they pre-
dict that in . few moro years there
will be NO big game except in tho far
thest and widest parts Of the countr,
II the game laws cannot be enforced
more rigidly.
The oficers are xealous and anxious
To do their duty. but the distances. III
primitive method Of travelling and thu
inaccessible trails lead to results tina
are not very satisfactory.
Big game is not the only sufferer
Ducks and birds Of all kinds arr
slaughtered Unfortunately. tourist
a. well as dealers sharing In the de
struction. The islands up the Lyni
canal. where bears and deer were
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EXPLAINS LIFE OF BIG cvm
General crozIer Says Ihsy q
Saved by Lower vs'ee'T

washington. General crone.
Of ordnance, has called a''e.
what he said indicated some -,
bension of his statements u
nual report in regard to tne n.
erosion on the heavy guns o. .
coast Notifications. Bee.aj
limit of the life OF the
these guns has been stated BY =
Crozicr to be about eo ''.'
which the bores are 20 W.
the projectilcs no lonse.
rif,ing. he said, 1t has css. ~ -
I'm sore quarters that sne ~.
useless rs and that they VIII ,.'s %
s"nn,nnted by others. This. ~ =!
s",p,s",s s,,, 10 very far from being - Z
the the guns will remain and - -
can be prolonged three "
by" by reducing the charge g. ~
ona.,a, and .ne GROWERS report - :.
BY lowering the velocI.s y. = y,sipk
Mound m projectilc Of INC .s a.. 4
from $500 feet per ss sesVs1 = n
feet feet the life Of tn the ,s.s gun ), ! =
to 200 rounds and ,n.. ,.. "a - iolo
lowering 10 from 5000 i.s re-, ~ = =
per second the ne =. :. "ko q, rossa
creased from 15o to ''s
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SAYS LARGE CITIES ARE Doosn I

includes Albany. Bunslo, mar. ~
sinE, Boston, Philade,pu i!s.ies''rs' 81
Lebanon, Pa; rt.''Is;i Iss;ivs1
Nsshville, Muskeson' :, ~
Louis. Hanover. Mo-; ,.s,...'s,s y.
omaha. st. Paul, 80. - =
Dcnyer. London. Ps''' \
equally doomed. =. 49,
~rhe world is 10 ~ ,.',.Iis
upheaval which eyss'ss 70. ~
,ns uc,.s s and the soath
stssd ~. "a Of having Tie : -, ~;
Sisnt : says the ssS, =, -
Tns SpnsSt Sps"sts. "a -
~ ~ q the world -
49, q thsn -
| eeroysa. z
~ Dasssa
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3Ihy Eahtrs 9llnnlh
Nnt Rtnr ABtrtnr
ny N1Rs. POWER o'DONOcHUE.
treatment Enslishwoman.

subject of women riding asde long time
~ pushed into prominence and cung to and defended oy
question 1t would probably
died long the matter OF reformation IN
evening suffered expire darkness because
Sa the tcmeriy dsocae himself in
fEY appearance him the bill Of fare at
kHyNNB table.
The matter resolve itself into three I'M
poant Health, safety and suitability The
right wrong discussed than the Of fash
hockey gpayng and other pastmes
with quite comprehensive
instance fencing shooting and abroad with
relatives search of such pleasures deriyae from noun
aneng pursuing Who that such sports
pames participated alike should be
oized entirely by members of the harder sex?
pity discussion of the health question is
restricted when actually barred owing the delicate nature OF the
subject possibility offending the suscpbes of hyperns
moderately endowed with and dmina
wisdom of adopting the
saddles not apparent the of every female rider
The guestoneyis sufficiently important to justify
stringent examination My personal belief that rider who possesses
q who weade saddle skirt
footsaps plain sup and band of broad
elastic stretched from the of the apnead to neat little buckle
the side of the saddle safe her side position with the
pomme her purchase with his leg PRESSURE and tbs
boasted advantage of his
regard count, suitability cannot
for conceded that marony figure should ride
The subject amostas delicate and difficult handle
first counheah So here the and good judgment OF
great question what
suitable quite ordinary of
which kind of crown-ofoy while proving
only disaster and humiliation for others who of different build
ought able settle these things ourselves decisions
trusted friends
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FOR THE SHAVING PAPER.
Device viii BE Appreciated by Men Of
the Family.

Our little sketch illustrates . tidy
way OF keeping shaving papers ready
to hand. These papers. II left on the
dressing.table In the ordinary way. re-
Quire some kind Of weight to keep
them from blowing about the room
when the window Is open. and are
very often not In their place when re.
quired.
The arrangement shown in the
skotch is very quickly done. The pa.
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pc-A are pierced through one corner
with sharp knife. and , piece Of
pretty colored ribbon pushed through
and tied In I little bow in such Z man.
net' that the papers may b easily
hurg over the post Of . 1ooking.glass
or On . nail n the sids Of ths siass.
Llttie blts q eolof always help a
brigAtea . rpom, - thAt thlo p1aa 4
nssfuI - oFeaans1ta, = Wo1l n
sDeneep asvk to61t tu13o1 ~ - l0
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Astrinoent for the Skin.

An astringent which will do much &c
refine the skin and remedy the en-
larged pores is made from one-quartei
ounce OF oil OF rosemary. one dram Of
oil of lavender. 15 irams of petit grain.
two drains OF tincture Of tolu. one
quarter pint Of orange water and
three-quarters Of pint Of spirits OF
wine. rectified. This water is said also
to have wonderful beautifying proper
ties.
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Srirnrr Grtttnu
GlnHrr In Rrligtntt
~ REV. HENRY srAUPrER,
Milwaukee.

function Of The divine
revealed People gotten the des Of Gods
God each country coming believe the unity Of God The
Jsv idea Of God in former times king; idea in general that
scientists consider him Of power but the ideal God
~ fully defined by any Of these terms.
Ths word Cove" exsmpided By the life Of Jesus Chris,
10y dn IL nature of God Ihs only thing God - msds
= ~ ~ of H. csatsoa - bsay ~ wssA ~ Aa ~
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embroIdered We've. win srI.e.sl..

OF holland color. Muslin and lace
curtains embrace the cheaper kind
known as English lace. appliques on
net which favor the Empire designs.
and an immense choice of embroid.
cred curtains on muslins and net
grounds with slight ali-over patterns
and handsome borders. We are com.
ing back to cornices. as you will see
by the sketches. replaced sometimes
by palmets. Still. II you cannot AFFORD
a great outlay there is nothing
prettier than muslin edged with gof.
fered frills.
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During the last quar-
ter of a century scientists
have come in closer touch
with religion and are in
accord with many things
they formerly scofed at.
They have brought out
the relationship between
the brain and conscious
ness, and admit that
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It is my belief that ths
~1f-ss-1f-ss-~Ns

1t is my belief that the
balloon will re m a j n
largely a pleasure and
scientific article for years
to come. For commercial
uses it is now unavailable
and must remain so
through years of develop
ment, for the perfection
of the automobile and
the electric railway has
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n FAN FADIllCS
slADonAre CHOICE opFEa1D 70
TIVE noUsgkGGeeR.
with Thorn u u Easy To Produce
Effects Which VIII Add Charm
70 the Settling Of the
Living Rooms.

When we have To set our house In
order. either renewing Its ancient
glories or starting afresh. we realize
that everything depends on back
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Miss Susie Hunter returned to her
home at Union Springs, Ala, Mon
day after visit of several days at the
home of DR.. j. G. Dean.
Miss Jessie Jennings and Miss SUI
sic May Brown left Monday for Ath-
ems to attend the summer session OF
the normal school.
Miss Perryman of Omaha, Ga, re-
turned to her home Sunday after a
visit of several days to relatives in
the city.
Mr.. c.. N. Bateman of the Fort
Gaines Sentinel and Sheriff Beard of
Clay county were in the city Saturday
Mr.. f. M. McNulty returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Atlanta.
Miss Annie Kersey of near Cuthbert
visited relatives in the city Sunday.
Miss Mary Fred Green of Shellman
is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Julia Toombs of Cuthbert is
visiting Miss Helen Patterson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
TO WORK FOR ENDOWMENT
Dr. S. 7. Jameson Will Seek to
Raise Halt Million Dollars for
Mercer University.

One OF the first duties to be take up
by DR.. S. Y. Jameson, the newly elect
ed president of Mercer University
when he lays down the state mission
work which has been turned over to
Rev. Mr.. Bennett, will be to inaugu-
rate plans for raising the $500, 900 en-.
dowment for Mercer University de-
cided upon by Georgia Baptists in
their convention in Macon last fall.
The date set for taking up the work
was July l, and at that time many
leading Baptists will enlist support
for the movement.
Nearly all the members of Mercer's
faculty will devote a large portion of
the summer to this movement, as we'll
as for large student attendance dur
ing the next session, and throughout
Georgia churches the endowment will
be pushed until the full amount has
been secured. DR.. Jameson, long con-
sidered one of the strongest Baptists
in this state for a special work in
hand, will throw his entire influence
into raising the endowment, and large
contributions will come from wealthy
BaptiSts in the interest of the educa-
ton of young men.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
NEW DRUG STORE,
Messrs. lobe Wall and Dewitt Lee
Launch Into Business.

Messrs. TObe Wall and Dewitt Lee
Launch Into Business.
The City Pharmacy, Wall and Lee,
proprietors, is the style of the new
drug firm just launched on south Main
street by two of Dawson's most popu-
lar young business men.
Their store formerly occupied by
the Williams Furniture Co., has been
beautifully decorated and fitted
throughout with up-to-date drug Tx
lures and presents a business-like APP
pearance.
They have also installed one of the
finest soda water founts in this section,
and together with all the popular cold
drinks, good cigars and tobaccos the
City Pharmacy is ready for your pat
rOnage.
Read their ad. on front page of The
News, and give them share of your
trade.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
CHRIsTIE-GRINIEs INITIALS.
Former Dawson Young Man Marries
Greene County Lady.

FORMER Dawson NOlnS wan MarFles
Greene County Lady.
Mr.. S. r. Christie, Jr., and Miss
Annie M. Grimes were united in mar
riage last Wednesday, the wedding
occurring in the Methodist church at
White Plains, Ga.
Mr.. Christie is son of Hon. S. r..
Christie of Dawson, and was resi-
dent of this city until few years ago,
when he went to north Georgia to
look after business interests. He is a
young man of strict integrity and
exceptional business qualifications,
and is esteemed by all who know him.
His bride is one of the most accom-
plished young women of her section
of the state, and is admired by large
circle of friends for her lovable dispo-
sition and character.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie will make
their future home at Cornelia. The
many friends of the groom in Dawson
extend him and his bride congratula
tionS and best wishes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
Farmers Union Meeting.

Mr.. G. F. Smith, secretary and
treasurer of the Farmers Union OF
Terrell county, issues the following
notice to members: "The county I'M
ion will hold the monthly meeting at
Cotton Dale Thursday, July 8, at III
O'Clock a. M, instead of at Dawson.
Every local union is earnestly re-
ouested to be represented. We should
attend these meetings regularly II we
expect to accomplish any good.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
A Tragic Finish.

A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great Sea dyke, which a
child's finger could have stopped, to
become a runious break, devastating
an entire provice of Holland, In like
manner Kenneth McIver, of Vinceboro,
Me-. permitted little cold to go unno-
ticed until tragic finish was only
averted by DR.. Kings New Discovery
He writes: Three doctors gave me up
to die of lung Inflammation, caused by
a neglected cold, but DR.. Kings New
Discovery saved my life Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure at Dawson
Drug Co.'S. store. SOC and Sl.00. Trial
bottle free.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
SERIES OF SERMONS
Rev. Chester OF the Methodist Church
Announces That He Will Preach
on "SOciaI Sins, Etc."

Rev. 0. B. Chester has announced
series of Sunday night sermons
which may cause stir in Dawson.
His sermon Sunday night on the
valley of Trouble and Door of
Hope" preached as an introduction
to the series, was pronounced cen
ter shot"
The following are some of the sub
jects the pastor has announced: "The
Modern Dance, "The Bucket Shop
Evil" "The Social Evil, "The Daw-
son Dlspensary."
Mr.. Chester says he breaches the
word of God, but will apply it to
these subjects. His subject next Sun
day morning will probably be "Mar-
riage Vows and Church Vows" I'm
less the announcement is changed
"The Modern Dance" will be the sub
ject Sunday evening.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
CAUGHT ON THE CURBSTONE,

"A client wishes to borrow six
hundred dollars on city property
worth three thousand. Willing to
pay 7% interest. If you wish a good,
safe investment let me hear from you
at once. j. X. IRWIN.
Mr.. John Seay has returned from
complimented with this trip by the
cling salesman.
Reports came from the vicinity of
DOverel to the effect that considerable
damage by hail was done to the corn
and cotton crops in that section on
Saturday.
Crouch Baldwin, Moses Bald
win, Chas. Pascal, Thornton Mathews,
Wiley Turner and j. w. Turner are
on three days fishing trip at Pine
Island.
Mr.. r. c. Goepp, who until re-
Gently conducted the barbershop in
the Dean building, has removed, with
his family, to Cuthbert.
AT a meeting of the stockholders
of the Dawson Compress Co. Tuesday
morning a semi annual dividend OF
per cent. was declared.
Tonight is the regular meeting OF
the city council. Among matters to
come before the body will be the cleo
ton of two firemen.
Mr.. Arch Lewis is wearing "the
smile that won't come off" It's
a 9-pound boy, who arrived on We'd
! nesday night.
Follow the crowd to Schloss
! Clearance Sale. If you don't you
will be the loser. Continued until
July 10th.
%. B. Roberts has returned tC
Dawson from Macon, and is connected
with the Office force at the Central de-
pot.
Got a dollar in your jeans?
Come see what it means.
HORNADY.
/ Fourth of July. Postotfice and
banks closed, and the rural mail car
riers are having a holiday.
Persons sending communications
to The News should remember to al
ways sign their full name.
w atermelons are plentiful, and
the small coon is happy.
Try the College Ices at the City
Pharmacy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Pastor Long Preached Fifth of Series
of Sermons on Happiness.
There were two interesting services
at the Baptist church Sunday.
In the morning Pastor Long preach
ed from Exodus 2:3, and made an ear
nestand tender plea to parents and
especially to mothers.
At night he delivered the fifth OF
his series of sermons on clap
piness," the subject being "Money
and Happiness. On next Sunday
night the pastors subject will be the
Tongue and Happiness" This will
perhaps be the most interesting and
helpful service of the entire series,
and all members and friends of the
church are invited to be present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-07-04
A GOOD WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant Passed Away
Last Monday Night.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant Passed Away
Last Monday Night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant died at the
home of her son, Mr.. d. w. Bryant,
near Dawson, on Monday night of
last week after a short illness and was
buried at Chickasawhatchee church
cemetery Tuesday morning. Elder
Rufus H. Jennings performed the bur-
ial rites. Mrs. Bryant was rs years
of age. She had for a long number
of years been a member of the PRINT
tive Baptist church, and was con-
scientious, christian woman.
She is survived by three sons,
Messrs. d. w. and w. D. Bryant of
this county, and MIR. John Bryant OF
Weston, and to these goes out the sym
patty of many friends.