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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
Torture BY savages.

"Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Phil
ippines subject their captives, reminds
me of the intense suffering [ endured
for three months from Inflammation OF
the Kidneys" says w. M. Sherman
of Cushing, Me. Nothing helped me
until [ tried Electric Bitters, three
bottles of which completely cured me. y
Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia,
blood disorders, and malaria; and re.
stores the weak and nervous to robust
health. Guaranteed by Dawson Drug
Co. Price soc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
Sunday School Institute.

Next Saturday and Sunday at
Graves Station there will be held a
Sunday School Institute, presided
over by Rev. H. c. Jones, who was
appointed to this work at the last
session of the South Georgia Confer
ence. All Sunday school teachers
and workers who can attend should do
so, and the public generally, as well,
has a cordial invitation to attend
the exercises. A large number OF
visitors will likely be present, and
will be cordially welcomed and hos
pitably entertained by the people OF
that community.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
Clay Superior Court.

Solicitor General Laing and other
Dawson attorneys went down to Fort
Gaines Sunday to be in attendance
upon Clay superior court, which con-
vened Monday morning. Judge t. A.
Parker of the Brunswick circuit is
holding the court, having been desig-
mated for this duty by the governor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21

Never allow cold to take it's course.
Too often at this season of the year it's
course is toward pneumonia. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy will prompt
ly cure your cold and counterfeit any
tendency in this direction. There is
nothing better for acute throat and
lung troubles. For sale by Dawson
Drug Co,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21

Don't frown-look pleasant. Ifyou
are suffering from indigestion or sour
stomach take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Hon. Jake Moore, of Atlanta, Ca,
saws: 81 suffered more than 20 years
with indigestion. A friend recon-
mended Kodol. 1t relieved me in one
dav and 1 now enjoy better health
than for many years" Kodol digests
what you eat, relieves sour stomach,
gas on stomach, belching, etc. Sold
by Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
A MARRIAGE TODAY.
Miss Christie and Mr.. YOumans Will
Be United IN WedIOck.

MISS OnFIsJI6 dIlU MT. IUuHIdIIs " III
Be United In WedIOck.
In the Methodist church this morn
ing at 1870 o'clock Miss Matte Chris
tie and Mr.. G. V. Youmans will be
united in marriage. An elegant wed
ding dinner will be served at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. K. Christie, after which the newly
married couple will leave on the Cen
trail train for Millen, which will be
their future home.
Miss Christie is a young woman OF
many attractive qualities and is uni
versally admired, while Mr.. Youmans
is a prominent and successful young
attorney.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
Thousands from One Acre.

Mr.. j. w. Glass returned home
Sunday from weeks trip to Florida.
He reports wonderful development and
prosperity in that state. A good deal
of attention is being given to the cul-
tivation of celery. Mr.. Glass says
that fortunes are being made on small
spots of land He saw II acres that
produced 81, 5OOworth of the toothsome
Olant.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
county Registration Books Open.

Tax Collector McLendon requests
The News to state that the registration
books are now open. In order to be
entitled to vote IN the county and state
elections this year it is necessary that
you register. 1t is a matter of i'm
portance, and should not be over
looked
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
Mooney for the Teachers.

County School Commissioners Wiki
inson has received from the state
treasurer a check for 81, $50 for the
teachers of Terrell county, and this
sum is now being distributed among
them
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
It's for You

b cav whether Dawson shall be
h a citv or like a country town.
J ought to have at least one or
l. stores in every line of business
N would compare favorably with
4 up-to-date city stores, but we
Il never do this so long as we mix
Rat and muslin nthe same stocks.
h instance, suppose a lady should
Her piece of silk and it was
rapped and put with other pack
Ees and the porter made the mis-
ke Of taking to her instead a piece
sside-meat. What would she say
think? The customer would be
blame, because you have the rem
" in YOUR own hands.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
heres Only One Way

keep a town up-to-date, and that is
b you to buy meat at a meat market,
soceries at a grocery store, hard
Ire at a hardware store, drugs at a
ug store, wagons at wagon store,
Millinery at a millinery store, dry
bods at dry goods store, and
oes at a shoe store; then you will
bd a better stock in every store to
ect from and that will do away
Nth lots of this order business,
Aich will help you and your town
Nj all concerned, except the ex-
Jess company and the large houses
i other cities. Let's make such a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to
'efund money if Pazo Ointment fails
10 cure in to IA days. SOC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
To Cure a Cold in One Day

To Cure a Colu IN Ohe Day
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-03-21
Commission Received.

Mr.. w. J. Lewis, the recently ap-
pointed postmaster at Dawson, re-
ceived his commission from Washing
ton Monday. Mr.. Lewis expects to
take charge of the Office April l. AS
previously stated, his assistants will
be Mr.. Davis Marlin and Mrs. Ella
Nelms
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19
D l + r CTO k Y

STATE. Gave,n4r---Ietf. Davis. Seeretnry-O. |. Ludwig. Auiitor--a. F. Moore. lseus-.tor--u. (. T'pior. Attorney ti.nerai--R l.. Rodgers. Sapt pIblic in,t.uctian.--,i. II. Hincnon- ;.uud Comnnis.oner--E E. C"ilwav. Commissioner of Mines, Manutsctu,o- and i .syicu,lse--it T. Eredftu.
 GDSGRTS- tONAL, Congressman, Gth District-.Joe T. Hobm Son.
 JUDICIAL
 srrHhmE COURT. ri;icf .b.tc.-Jos. N Giii. A..aoa.a -is. [. isattc, r.. \. Hccu' loue e-rroi! D. Weed ! L Iddics
 TgNrG eiRcuir .Iaaga-l.. I &a4si Prosecuting Aitorocy--H ". Wells.
 cHaNcKNY--2sp bisruer. sGdge-- NJ. L.. taWk!As.
 SEN ATOkiAI. S;a.s Sen4toe, l7i!i Jistricl--C T. Cot hsa.
 COUNTY Reprosen,ative--D r.. Darker. Julse--IV r. sjomons. Shcrii and Waiter Wilson Co. and p5onu,o Ciark--J W k;mhro Cir. Clerk anl Rncoraef-J F koonce Tresslrer--J r. Bus-y Asr.s0r-W. F Watts. Surveyor --i0ba Tat Eszinincf--U,v Meilenze
 nAai:E TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Pcaee--J W. Crook. E Farley.
 CaasLabi,---H. L. Hccue. TERMS oF COURT. Circuit--2nl Monday Ill feb'v. and Sept. Chuhcerv--2nd Monday in June aadDec- County v-Flrst Monday in Jany. April JeiY a.d oe3ob.r. frohale-i-h Moadav in January. April, .IGiy and October
 CITY.  Mayor-j c. Williamson. i,ee1raer--E. A. Gotham. Aidermen--R. l.. Hyatt, D. k. Hsnkins, (. T. Harris. V. J. Trotter, Ed Spencer. City Council meets tue Gsat EridsS -oash1
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19

NY pt AtESMfTH oHoP. Gpeaea hs ". :. iiaminon.. nttne 5. Bordeaux CtI stand, North side of K. D Wells X Son s Sta De. Ali kinds of .fop and wood. work executed in !irst.c:ass sty IL .t reasonable prices Wagons baegies. rtows and a'i siuds of .e. pa,riug dane. HORSESHOE. ING A SPECIALLY.
 Some af our sa.m.rs raac s r,a., esec,tabie diSplqr ef thc.- prs..gets hsre last Iau;sda3 The .eoro. eott9n aui vegetables a. showed up wei Among those contributing 70 'he display. were Aies,ts. !. | %adnon. N Ne. ',:o.. :. D. O"e,'s aad c.heta 1, reminded one ot ,he o.d Far days.
 Ne *an, to say .o tie public hat yah ten years experie lce f. s.le phoLag.ara t,4s..4p,-. aad q sn.euu . Dcw "att,:. Ne 'are ready ID seyYe you n ,h. it:,s also we do copying. e...als siuF, medallion york and eassc pastonr f.anlng' ,.etisfetl c2sta:nGrs >, a' s o4r a4..e4t.. c:n.nf. or tear is aSsu' ,i.sae ,loc.- uorlb oi public schools ou are corsiia.y iui'ied
 | V Be- {.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19
HELP WANTED.
No Energy Nc Will Power. No Ambition. tossing Confidence In Self and the Confidence of
 Friends or Employers.
A State of Health That Needs Prompt Treatment to Ward Off
 ScHOUs Disease.

Do you notice a large reduction iu your vital energy' Are you losing hold on your place in the social worldf ls your strength gone, constitution weak, appetite poor, digestion deranged. bow els cost;ve, with uneesinsss and symp- t8.ns oI arrangement in the region of tie kidpeys1 Such condition Is the preliminary to Bright's Disease or some other serious kidney trouble. If this describes the state of your body, we urge upon you prompt action before your health is entirely beyond recovery. Prickly Asil Bittcrs Is tiIe remedy you ueed: 1t has four.fold restorative effect. It stimulates the torpid liver, restores health in the stomach, strengthens and cures the kidneys, aud through its peculiar yet agreeable laxative char acter It clinches the good work by thor oughly cleansing the bo~ela. Ii Is certain remedy for k,dsey and liver diseases,
 <
 Accept no substitute. rnsist- ou having
 the genuine Prickly Ash 3iters with the large figure in red on the front label.
 sS1C oy uTa4aists, PriSe N.OO ger 6ottto.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19
s.rayed CT S,o.en, from Defmott

s..tayeG CT S.o.en, from Defnott -A.s., oa lure r7th tao6. one b.own horse rnule anout TO years old one bay in',re mule about ', yrs. old. boti, brupd ded !. 5. on left sho;i det. ore Liack ,lare about II wears old, marc hn, win Cut OH breast. |" .. po"ti { K wlll pay Il .ibe.a' ,e~aro for ;he.r deliver To me heg., oc intorn,atiol reading to thsis ,eecTcr.
 ,; "A Il. '-ept'-~
 r. ] s'ar',e ot Westcrn Pain Care %p: stng n,s ge.a pnt.sn up tn. ,-, rqaai t for diarrbe-a. dysen,ery cholera II not1as. cuts, o,rus. wounds. bruises sick bead ache. neuralgia, rheumatism and as ;.a a,l.septie, :, i superior ,o a,ytb,ps on The mafket. Buy ! bottle. and # ii dses aos do what IS ,,a,n.ed for t. cal. and get your cash. | s left io YOU Is to wheth t'i. cs tot you are benefited For eaie as D T. Hs @t.'-. at
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19
AHPRAISEM ENTS.
STATE OF ARK ANoAS, !

conntv of Drew
 We. j. ii. White, N. |. c rey ,.and R. '. Rodgers three eitzens of the County of Drew and househoiders theroin, having thereto been app len'g gd by E U. Gruhb-. a ]. F, of e.id County. a-cc ,ais day viewed corts;n marc, shown :. ns tY Robert ha. Yer AZ an eetray. Said marc is -orrel col Or, branded Oh left thigh with and letter "n icf, jaw and about l3 hands nigh; about VI years oid; md se do value she -,,iJ mare ta be worth the sun Of twenty doiars. sgn,-i: J. Il. Whip, W. D. Co rey, k (. Rodgers.
 t,nbserloed and sworn to before me this the 26ta iny of May, looG.
 L -.,,tl..
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19

-----.-s~s----~.---s--.--~-
 Judge Iohu M. Eiiot, of Pine Buff, Wa, among the excufs'onisi- last isarsha,.
 The 'a,nithsouian .russ is 'te best made. See them ..i Bnssisaa I. Drag store. Il.
 Mf Hugh Eos VAS ncre last Thu.sday. with the Pine Bluli nerehants.
 He barbecue was gtaad snc- cess; ti'c, got Il! i;,eis meats from ] T. sttii City Market. 2t.
 Mea parts of Drew county has had al, ine ram n~etet, for ihe present.
 Col. ". S. Teter w,s l.ese, wi.h tae Pine Biaa Me,sa9nfs, Has; l ,iGs:dsy.
 Law cut shoes fer men. .aaies and children, ,,t sale pfice5.
 +. Nj. "; soa s.
 A.esars K A and Burton P;ct1 CTS. and wifs, ot Wa.nut i-asc,  are visiting relatives ,u ,hi, city.
 Miieh-cows. witb yoEug cave, b trade tor beet-cattle or hoEs.
 xt. .;shel!.
 Ms. I. ". shewu1sse eft .as. Tuesday morning for England. afis, l.. wi,.re .!'c E engaged n the orag businesf.
 ..ao yds aa.A ground. iigused lawns. forme. price ,oe. to e4ose ou, Ssc.
 s.5 II hi. Wilson's
 -Col. R. 4. PuSh, Of Hamburg. was Tn our city tor day or two last week, the guest ei Alr. ". D. Rodd..
 M-. Joe Harris. who ;s stu dent of the Maya. Academy, a, AnapoIis. l. visiting relatives sere ,a,a week.
 Mrs. Ross Murphy aad children, q: Pine b,uF, paid a visit to the family oe alr. 4 | W'.soa, ;i,,' wee k Died. near Mon:oreo. Ark. on IaIy -. f9o6, Mir lanes Condo lock, son of the late D.. fohn Goude.os, k
 + you wan. pio,as made 'l,, Eek makes them. ca, d ib; Mon ileeiio gallery lie ;s aow read, :, 10 60 al s.u,;s of work. :, Miss :sal';e Pope entertained he voting friends with party iaS' Friday evening < most cleasan ] evening was spent.
 Miss Lcuisc Philips has return et from Vi. Neho. where she ha been visiting her friead, Miss Les llie My ifa,i. 900 y5s. cotton veil. nice pat terls. foru.e: price JOG, 10 eios' ou, sc.
 H M. Wilson's. , ti-. Lafayette Thnmassoa, 0 1 .trsenta, IS acre on v's;. io nj patsu;s. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. !. .j'homasson.
 Tie Ladies' Cemetery Assoc'a ton ai,l meet with Mrs. " ai,c Lambert, on July :-.h. ai ! Q cioe in tue afternoon. EGGS CiiE AP.-:''nest stfdii :. C. Brown I4aghoce-si. co 10 .,h;rtern. Mrs. II. ". Wells,
 s.sa.6.om. Monticello, Ark. Mir. jas R. Gotham. Jr. ant ls;ste.. Miss Matte Gotham. v'site' tr.ends il Hamburg anu Lrosset tnis week.
 1 Mr. Chss. pni!lips. of Tnpeio Mss. Is here on visit 70 hi par.uts. Mr. and Mrs. W. J Philips.
 For Saie-Onc pair. home raise l To ses, we. yhias about s.3oo lbs. C ,na 10 wears old; work any where; gooi sac dlers. botn gen ' tie. See u. K. Lord.
 st. Florence, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19

have } young. thoroughbred i registered jersey iu.I. Rates Sa5o in so.anse
 F. L. Boiling Gel. l. '. Hampton. Railroad Gommlssione, from this District. was here, for s!lo.t time, !ast .hui sdds.
 FOR oAi f-My fr.id.nce on Sen,h main s,te.f. app. to ats. Meta Windes, r. 0 Box jot. l. Faso, Texas.
 fi1c ice cream snqpe, gwen by tht ladies of the BAp,lst ciiu;ch st the Nell.s Hall last t'tidAt eYen- ing was a sueces, in evety way.
 Sheil aas opened hs mar;et, with the best stock of beet-ca,t.e sad mat,on-sheep ever seen here. zi.
 l'ae Pinsy a4sl sei,na Baee Ba3 teams pi4yed :, game q tHe .,;ter place oil iass s;a;ara4y evening, which resulted ia score ot , to 70 in favor ol !A,aey.
 What need you care. Nhetbcs | is sdve9tises. a saie of fol, i. yaa ge; :ac sooas, at sa!e qrlees, tna, k what Vt gtse you.
 Il n @i'soa
 Our cd iriend, NJ William Wilson. @ho hves uar ,nI,e ezst q town. bas our .hank- f5r ,a; .,a iucious watermelon Mf. ' iisoa iias several acres in melons
 If we can fl. you in s pair of lack Rabbit. or .ioca Bro 5. Kiipa,tlek pants, we can save you a5@s, try US.
 II. N. Wilson ;. coi. 2 4. ruch. ot Portland wfiie here last week. purchasei aoout 70 head oi i1ioe milk CON ', from our town people. end had them shipped to Portland.
 Mr. E. C. Howell, formerly s Hor.iue''onixn. but now 3 psnrni. ueat hu4iucss h.2a of Pm. RAi,, vas here witt tue gang ,ust ha-s- day. Mr Iiowcii see.a. n be l cnjoylng life to its itHcet extent.
 A. Poscy positively possesses one o' puFest, preiiiest and nos complete inc ot staple aed tancy- i groceries ia Monticello He "i.t | Dc glad ,o serve yoa when vot 1 need groceries. 2t. . LOsI-i3es.csn public sqtsr: and Rouga aol Ready, s.iail hieci : haa.l lag. containing about V .{oc n u,oncy aui. rings. and otae, arr.cles. Finde. wi be i'he.aliy rewarded See L. '. itoke ii Ii >i Wilsoa < Co
 ] Mir K |. Atkinson enc Of Pine l Blnif's oldest ant most hnuoreo business men. was here iast Thurs ,iay, greeting hts old Monticello friends Mr Atkinson :e s;aunsh friend ot thc Parker raj road. and says that this road vii be buii,.
 A practice scene for play 3 tie Opera t;onse, >st i'hn5sdal evening, in which tragedy 's !h' { dominant feature, caused 'hs o' tieers to make rapid raid, be believing tia, murder, mos foal. was being committed. H. ,.aush was on ti,e o;tiee.s
 The pioe Bluff lnett hh..nts ar rj,ea here on tie -pee:ai exaur ,,ea ':aia, rom ,Sacrea at abou go last fhursiay eve.ins They were taken ID ctarge a' th crossing y | committee af'' escorted te the court hai whcr Mayor Williamson "eiisefsd a' address of wc come, and ti' respoase was matte by Key Saic well. q P:ac H.aiT Judge II V; Nei,s. presided as c.a,rr,an. aat introduced she peasrrs. Aa hcti yyas seea, in speech making. aste { which wa.er-anelon on ice wn
 l.ft ,,l t,
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19
For Twenty Ysars.

Othcr chill remedies hAVA sprubg up, fourished for a brief season, then passed away-even from mcmory-but for twenty long years Cbeatham's Chill Ton. ic has been in the field oi action. Tae reason is simple-it has merit. It actually cures chills and levers while tAA majority Of others merc ly pro mise to. One bottle guar au,eed 10 cure any case.
 For sale by DIT. Hyatt.
 Ge, reiephone nnd be happy Nothing like it tor 50 small an m
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19
--- Legal Tssns.
School Doohs at D. r. liz

at V arren .asl week.
 Mrs. H. |. ieobey. of Warren, visited resatlYes. here, thi. week. NJ Y N Robertson is visit ing neemother n &iemphis.
 3ecdeaax 1'ettsr .otion cures the spring scratchers. Il A,r. (. C.. Thompson, of Little R.oc k, was ;u our ely last week. sir,. K. T kyle and son. Ceeii, arc visiting relatives ia "est Va. sFop yoas s' "a s'ehii:g !, using Bordeau>-: c,;eT I-orton. z '. Ire rr.iroai engineers are do,yn about Long Prairie, ii;s week. MT L. D AtcQt;stoo and wife, are baek. from :Raras.l. -Sptiag.. spaessA sirs sl'et tt..,se.. eye a' tot1eas2 ll..ass ,4;efee.' U Dr. N. B Biac@ i.. baca fr5oa T v;slt 10 re.at!ses .o I...fis 1y"e.. Al: saeu...r .,..o>s.>, @i.i be sold ,nu. q, safe arioes
 a M "iissn. m.ss i.'s@l7 .:2taa lslt l4st friday mo,ninss,,, :prsS@qiof ldai wnese sac w:li sgena seA ei.s "ees.
 NJ. ray's 1iva;t h4s returned from Y: Eo. .h, Texas where ke las besn a,ten':::2 oe.ool.
 'PHo6e s.e. sS1 W. R l.via., Tor al kinis Q. rodsa piue ianoef. IL
 sIr. (. Calhoun oi keiFs Bla#. Lincoln sdssiy was visit or to OUT city sfps week.
 Mrs. Tom swan, of Dernost, was visitor to relatives, hete, the first. Q, this week. Order nice brown barbecue nieats from
 ,,h. J. L. sheii. Mrs Irene Compere. of Ham burg, is here ca visit to her parents, Mir, aad Mrs. '. E. iloisc Mayor. T II. Caia well. of Cros set,, wa: q visitor to cur city iais week.
 Foe sA..r &S,e,ond hand b,s gies aad hack
 Coke Co;Asm, Mts. ] D. Aii1i!aa. 0. Lake Nll- lage, IS visiting relatives II ihis Men and saaies unde.ware, a, sale prlces, u
 Ii. N. Wilson Mrs. .Jenri9 Thomas, of Der mott, is visiting relatives Aad friends .n this city
 AI.. Ii 5 Hart and family have gone to Goo pers fiiiel's, Mss, fer two wees s visit.
 The ,ee house vii be c'osso Sundays from - 10 90 o'e.oek.
 n ... Geo. siis. Prof. Junius Jordan, of Pine Blutf, was t,sse .iast week, with the excIssionssts.
 NJ. N Philips made vis'' to h.s ..iaeoln county, plaata;ion last week.
 Don't cook youf roast neat. ofde,rfsgoin Shell Market moraing ana evenlug. 3'' Mss Cora Wilson has gone 10 Warren CT a business visit, ID the interes, Of Henderson College.
 When n need of ice cali for the Vets Ice House and your ice "i,i be delivered promptly, 4-f3.u. Several Of our ncrchun.s ac. conpanied the Fine Biut:ans to Warren, and back. lest !hursday I. E. Sneil is .,ne marher On hides. Save with plenty of salt and send by first passing. ss.
 Me. N. i:. Westbrook. who, al one ,.ue ligea il eur city. paid us visit last Thursday.
 TRJSSEs..ss,e can fit any.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-19

l have young. thoroughbred registered jersey Lu.I. Rates ; 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-01

no back door TO the Executive Chamber
IL he Ia elected Governor.
After the speech a long line files past
Mr.. Hughes to shake hands. While this
was going on some in the crowd began
to call, ives, Ives, Ives" Strangers at
the meeting were kept guessing Tor a few
seconds, but soon there was a break in the
crowd on the platform and two men ad-
vanced leading between them an OLD man
with snow white hair. They helped him
upon the stage which had been built in
front and the old man began to speak in a
voice that was strong and az clear as a bell.
He said:
Fifty years ago this fall stumped the
State for Fremont and we carried It by
80 600"
Here he was interrupted by cheers. The
speaker was b. l.. Ives, one OF
most loyal Republicans. He is 81 years
old and presiding elder Of the Methodist
Conference there. He has been an active
~campaigner for half a century. he pre-
dicted a great victory for Mr.. Hughes
Cayuga leaders assured the candidate
that that county will give him at least
1000 majority, which are the figures IN the
Higgins campaign.
Mr.. Hughes will speak tomorrow IN
Norwich, Earlville. Hamilton, Herkimer and
Utica. Elihu Root will appear on the plat
form with him in Utica.
The Onondaga county leaders told the
candidate that he would get at least 10000
majority in this county. A prominent
Democrat here admitted that the county
would go for Hughes by 5000. Mr.. Higgins
carried the county by $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-01
JEWS GREET THEIR HUMORIST.
Fast side InItes to welcome and Banquet
ShOIem AlpichPm.

Sholem Aleichem, the Yiddish humorist
was formally welcomed last night by the
East Side. The greeting took place in the
Grand Theatre, which was crowded 10 the
top of its three galleries. There was bound
less enthusiasm and for once the y ationalists,
Zionists. Reformed Jews and Socialists
united 10 honor the newcomer. The speakers
Of different parties came near getting into
a dispute on other questions. bur all alike
Joined 70 make the humorist welcome.
John Paley of the .Jeuish Daily Ners
spoke the welcome of the Yiddish press.
Or. J. l.. Magnes, rabbi Of Temple Emanu-
FL, and secretary Of the Zionist Federation,
spoke for the Yiddish language. Some
Jews in America he said had spent enormous
sums on institutions meant to cad their
fellows to give up liddish for English.
This he thought was something that tended
to separate parents and children, the older
and the newer Jews, and 10 destroy the
great bond Of union of the race.
DR.. Samuel Shulman, rabbi OF Temple
Beth III, attacked this view with Some
feeling and was st rongly applauded by his
partisans. He said he believed the Hiddish
language must go, but that in the mean
time the great Yiddish writer's, such as
Sholem Aleichem, could render great service
10 THEIR ItllONS'
When Joseph Rarondess came forward
the crowd gave him a prolonged greeting
He could not speak until the orchestra
played one of the iiddish national hymns.
He was followed by the Rev. >. Masliansky.
A hear Of roses, Tyres, bay crowns and other
flower pieces was laid at the feet OF the
guest. He did not respond until later. a
special choir sang a piece of the Jewish
ritual music.
Sholem Aleichem, thanking the Jews for
his reception, old a parable OF how when
Jacob went forth into the desert n wished
10 rest, all the stones Of the desert quarrelled
for the honor Of being the rest for his head;
and God then made all the stones into one
great stone to stop their strife. He said
that he hoped that in their kindly, welcome
TO him in his wanderings they might tend to
become unite in the same way.
Then followed a reading by the author.
and a banquet at Clinton Hall, where the
author toasted his wife. TO whom he said,
unlike some Russian visitors, he had been
welded by the good Mosaic rite.