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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18
George Q.
Cannon
Realty Co.
II MAIN STREET,
II MAIN STREET
LITTLE & LITTLE.
SOME INVESTMENTS.


LITTLE & LITTLE.
SOME INVESTMENTS.
81. O00-Great bargain FOR 4 FEW DAYS
ONLY. Fine. clOSe-iu terrace Of 81
houses renting for $500 year. Il
is rented cheaper than any SINH
lar houses in the city, and can he
increased 20 per cent.
SCI. O1O-Business block. nearly new: will
carry loan Of $1,000 at O. per cent.
and then, after paying all expen-
ses. it will net you 70 per cent
Can you equal il?
si6.OOO-S-story business block. that cost
over $4,000. The lot is Gxl1. LIS
on 1st So. near S. /. Theatre Z
terms.
Flat Sites.
s12. SO0-SOx105. corner Brig. and Sd f. You
can't beat this site.
6,s75-S9xI17 feet near 4th South and
F.; sewer and sidewalk tax psit
Do you realize this is only blocks
from NewhOuse buildings. blocks
from city and county building
IS. OOO-40xI32. corner. on LIST South near .
East. You can build on above j
4-roOm flats that will yield $50 per
month.
5 1900 7ox1e5 near list South and Sd East
3 S,OOO-SOx165 on ID East
SO. 000-1l5Xl32. corner, on 17-f0Ot street
On.lst So. bet ID and 81 East IL
has l6-room mod. house on IT,
This is one of the greatest flat
sites in the city, and in few
years will be good business prop
erty.
Houses and Lots
$ s,65O-1Ox7 rods. corner. on Z. Sd So.
5 2.5OO-lOx7 rods. corner. near Liberty
park.
5 SO0-4Ox12O and r. Of w. 18th East near
Sd South.
2,SSJO-171@x9 rods or 1lla lots. near 9th
So. and 4th East. This price is
per cent cheaper than anything
else in this vicinity.
Little & Little, No. W, ID So
FOR SALE-Idaho Carey act lands. 3
900 acres, embracing some of the choicest.
a agricultural and horticultural lands in the|
state, now open for entry under Big Wood
river project For 1nfOrma Ton address L.
3. HURT. manager land sales department
Boise. Ida
FOR SALE-We sell real estate-tharI
all. TuttIe Bros. 163 Main ST Red BAD
eigns.
FOR sALE-s-room modern. Sd ave. Il
X10 and T. of W; price $500: 5000 mOrt.
gage at Z per cent. Y 81 Herald
FOR SALE-We can sell you a hons
same az rent See US. Thomson Real
Estate Co.. 6SIz W. I'd South
FOR SALE-A real bargain. 5-r00m
brick house, facing south: lot u rods
deep: $3.50. gu 9th ave
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Little & Little, No. ] W, ID So.
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E. o. LINDGREN, Jewsier. n "a Sd
So. ST. Bel oCN-k
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WANTED
STPOCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses. cocks, chaInberynaids-
House girls and ali kinds OF restaurant:
help wanted for city and country.
East Second South Phones 4el
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S00-40x12O and r. Of w. 18th East near
81 South.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FRANKLIN automobiles for ,ourine -,
e1cei all others IN economy, comfo-.
speed anc relia oility. Don't go wro,1
The Franklin IS the best. Con. yaeoa =
Machine Co.
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CUT RATES 20 any part OF the United
States. We can save money for you IN
shipping goods either east or west Cor
respondents IN all the principal cirieA
See US or phone SIS. Redman Van s
Storage Co. III So W. Temple
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PLANO STUDIO.

MRS ALBERTA DERSHAM. 1s CooSr
Musical eoliegs and European courses
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
To be able to secure an apartment in
q building where you will not be an
moved by the noise of the street cars
and crowds. close to the business dis
trict. seems incredible. yet this is just
what you Will get if you select an apart
meuf in
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SHOE REPAIRING.

TOM CARLINE-Shoemake expert
hand work. ls9l1 5. w. Temple. Ind. III.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY r. NJ. ONION-On Wednesday. Oc-
toher u, 1879 a. m. at No. 30 Deimar
avenue (on Third South. between First
and Second West). | will sell the contents
Of five-room cottage. all fine and most
Of it entirely new. Fine new rugs and
carpets handsome couch, fancy chairs
ana rockers. centre tables reception
chair, tabourette. portieres. round oak
dining table, dining chairs, elegant buff
fet, mounted deer head, iron bed. bird :
eye maple dresser. down pillows. princess
dresser. lady's dressing table. elegant
quarter-sawed oak upright folding bed
Home Comfort steel range lot new
Isnoleum. etc. etc.
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s 6,675-S9XI11 feet near 4th South and %
F.; sewer and sidewalk tax paid
Do you realize this is only blocks
from NewhOuse buildings. > block
from city and county building.
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'sTHIE WOODRUFF

The handsome new apartment building,
on Second East and Second South streets.
two blocks from the KENYON HOTEL.
where steam heat. hot water, telephone,
gas ranges, janitor and night Waterman
service are furnished free
\ large, well appointed dining ROOM for
the convenience of the tenants, will be To-
Gated In the building.
The building will be completed and
ready for occupancy in the very near fu-
ture, and selections should be made at
once, if you wish to have your apart
ment finished in accordance with your
own taste
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
Bell Phone 300,
524 Security 4 Trust Building.
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FURS.

FCRSAFine selection ~ - ~------.7--
Iurs on sale at reduced prices. Can 49,
see tnem- Miss Geneva Hicks, go So. 5f6
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

INTERMoUNTAIN DETECTIVE AGCT
James Taylor John q Burbtdge-
An business confidential Office as w II:
&c., room 10 Nauvoo blk Bell H4a
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So. 01O-Business block nearly new: will
carry loan Of Sl5.G00 at o. per cent.
and then, after paying all expen-
ses. it will net you 70 per cent
Can YOU equal it?
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II, S0G-S0x195. corner Brig. and Sd E. You
can't beat this site
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si6.OO0-3-story business block that cost
over $4,000. The lot is C5SlG. LIS
on 1st So. near S. L. Theatre E
terms.
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s, OO0-f0Xl32. corner. on 1st South near
East. You can build on above E
4-roOm flats that will yield $50 per
month.
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81. O90-Great bargain FOR 4 FEW DAYS
ONLY. Fine. clOse-in terrace OF 9
houses renting for $500 a year Il
is rented cheaper than any SINH
lar houses in the city, and can he
increased 20 per cent.
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NOVELTY WORKS.

NOVELTY wORKslsWe rsnsI ,- -
thing and never overcharge: safes 90
locks; guns and bicycles; kew fit+fne
Phone us-Ind- sl3- 100 West I'd sour
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WANTED-A young girl to care for
baby and assist in hOusewOrk- Apply l5l
South eth East.
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WANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED-Agents. opportunity OF d
lifetime; no experience necessary; Dig
cash profits daily; one agent made 81
IN one hour: every one will buy. We is
sue more accident and sickness policies
than any other similar company in the
world. we give the most popular and
year pays for 500 policy; no assess
ments or dues; other amounts in proper
tiOn; death benefit: weekly indemnity;
free medical attendance: original popu-
lar features: either sex. All claims
promptly and literally settled. Insurance
assets SJ00.Ig. Reliable representative
wanted everywhere; exclusive territory;
liberal. permanent income increasing
each year; absolutely sure. Address In
lernatiOnal corporation, 81 Broadway.
dept. IS. New York.
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WANTED-A good girl for general
houseWork; no cooking. Inquire ga Her
ala bldg.
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WANTED-GirI for general homework:
small family. Apply IA Grace flats.
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FOR SALE-We sell real estate-tharI
all. TuttIe Bros. 163 Main ST. Red BAD
eiEns.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED
] woman cook. city. S35.
rough carpenter and wife.
/ waitress. hotel, city. SIS.
j waitress. cafe. city. s..
chambermaid. city $50.
pantry girl, city, so.
INTEkMOUNTAIN EMP. AGENCY,
Most Reliable.
IS West I'd South Both phones 1853.
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For RENT-FIIRNISEEl.

FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; so month; no chill
dren- 1874 E 9th So.
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FOR RENT-A modern house and fur
niture for sale. No. Wayne Ave. IND.
phone 27g3.
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e,SO-17i2X9 rods. or III lots. near 9th
So. and 4th East This price is .
per cent cheaper than anything
else in this vicinity
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5 7,50Gz-70x165 near LIST South and Sd East
3 (, O0O-S0x165 on ID East
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WANTED-A neat girl who is a good
cook for general homework Apartment
No s the Bransford.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-08-07
II, Burgoyne's Addition to the

IL, Burgoyne's Addition to the
City of Montpelier Al
McMartin, Mary e., Lot Il. Knutti
Tract of the Burgoyne Addition
to the City of Montpelier -. Al
McMartin, Mary e., Lot II, Mont
peller N. W. Tract of the City
OF Montpelier, Section 4, Town
ship 13 s.. Range A f. b. NJ.
Malone. Mike, lot & Block \ s'S6
Jones subdivision to the Citv
of Montpelier .......... Al
Malone, Mike, Lots. and 4, Block
l. Brennan e Davis addition 10
the City of Montpelier .. .5S
Moni, Jacob, Lot Pa, Montpelier
Tract of the City of Montpe-
ler, 80 a. ......::......... 1O7
Bear Lake Co.. Section 90
Township II s., Range A 4E B.
Merrill, 4. y. Part Of Lot To- Plat. ia
book c, Bear Lake Co, Section
10, Township 12 s., Range "A
f. B. NJ, 1913 a. 39b
Merrill, A. d.. Lot g. Platbook {,
Bear Lake Co.. Section u,
township - s., Range "A f.
B. NJ. 2G.6 a. .............. 9.O3
Merrill, H A., Part of Lot !, Plat
book c., Bear Lake Co., Section
4 4" p FoWnship w y S. Range A
Burgoyne's Addition to the
City of Montpelier Al
Miller, Alfred, ] or II. Block 7,
Burgoyne's Addition to the
city of Montpelier Al
Merrill Ellen, Lots and 6, Block
9, original townsite of the city
of Montpelier. 2.5 a. ........ 10S
Mumford Bros. Lot 5, Platbook d,
Bear Lake Co. Section 10,
Township 1S s., Range A e B.
M, EOS a. ................. Ills
Mumford Bros. Lot 6, Platbook
ID, Bear Lake Co, Section 10,
Township 13 s.. Range Al e. b.
NJ, 6.s q; 252
Mumford Bros, Lot 10, Platbook
d, Bear Lake Co.. Section 9,
Township s., Range Al E. B.
NJ, 15.S a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SAG
Mumford Bros. Part of Lot 4,
Platbook d, Bear Lake Co, Sec
tion s, Township 13 s., Range
A E. B. NJ, 21.5 a. ...... 7.34
Mumford Bros, Lot g. Platbook
ID, Bear Lake Co. Section 4.
Township 13 S.. Range A E.
B. NJ. is a. ...7......... go
Mumford Bros, Part of Lot 8,
Platbook D. Bear Lake Co. Sec
tion 5, Township 13 S., Range
"A E. B. M, 372.1 a. .......... 1906
Mumford Bros, Lot 2, Montpe-
lier N w. Tract of the City of
Montpelier examiner., 1908-08-07
Montpelier, Section IA, Town
ship I3 s.. Range Al n n NJ

Montpelier, Section IA, Town
ship 13 s., Range A E. b. NJ.
~ 6S5
MImford Tom, Lot /. Piatbook ~
Bear Lake Co, Section "a
township II s., Range A e. B.
Mumford, Tom, Lot Z, N e. quar-
ter of the N. f. quarter, Sec
ton 3S. Township II S. Range
a =. b. NJ. 40 a. ....... 1345
Nelson, Joseph. Lot ., Piatbook
Z, Bear Lake Co, Section 81,
township II s., Range "A e. B.
M, 25.S a. ... g75
Nelson. Joseph, Lot 8, Piatbook
1 scar Lake Co., Section "a,
township II s., Range "A E. b.
M, 11.3 a. 29S
Nelson, Joseph, Lot Q, PPiatbooi $40
pa ~ lear Lake Co. Section 4.
township - s., Range A r. b.
Nelson, A., Lot D, Block 10, Bur. s'O
goynes Addition to the City of
Palmer, Elonzo. Part of Lot &,
Ilatbook D. Bear Lake CO.. Sec
non 10, Township 13 s., Range
E. Z. NJ, ILL., a. ....., All
Parker, A, NJ, Part Of Lot s.
Ilatbook c, Bear Lake Co. Sec
ton 21 Township Il S., Range
- r. B. M, 21.9 a. .......... TAT
Pearson, Harmon, Lot 6, Piatbook
=, Bear Lake CO.. Section 81
NJ township y s., Range A E. B.
Pearson Estate. Lot Is. Knutti Duo
Tract Burgoyne's Addition to
the City of Montpelier -. Al
Perkins ]. A. Part of Lot TO-
Platbook D, Bear Lake Co Sec
ton 10, Township 13 S., Range
a f. B. NJ, PSI a. ........., Sci
Perkins j. A., Lot Z, Platbook d
Bear Lake Co. Section 10
Township 10 s., Range "A Il. b.
Perkins ]. A. Lot "a, Piatbook
y Bear 1 AXE Co.. Section TO-
township 13 s., Range "A f. B.
Perkins, Jess. Lot s, Piatbook G.
Bear Lake Co, Section 90
township. II s.. Range "A f.
b. M, 24.6 a. ... 8.35
Perkins. Jess Part of Lot q
Platbook ID. Bear Lake Co, Sec
tion Il, Township Il S., Range
45 E. B. NJ. 25 a. - $50
Perkins. Geo. c., Lot ., Platbook
c, Bear Lake Co, Section 20.
township ] 2 s., Range A r.. b.
M, Bis a. ............... 1876
Perkins, Geo. c.. Lot s, Piatbook
{, Bear Lake Co.. Section 21
Township IL s., Range "A nj
B. NJ, 1913 a. ................ 3.e5
Continued on page fiye)
Montpelier examiner., 1908-08-07

Here is where it will pay you to get in early. have
waists left They mostly of white lawn trimmed
cry sizes running from 32 to 49, prices from $2 to s.
to put them in lot and you take your choice for
You get at this sale 25 pair of gloves for 81 They do
long for you to get your moneys WORTH the price is just
buy one pair or a dozen. Mems Cloth Gloves per pair
Montpelier examiner., 1908-08-07

lContlnued ON page fiye)
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
MOVING PICTURES.

Mrs. S. c. Hudson of Pelham, Mrs.
N. G. Dodwell and Mrs. J. C.
Loftin of Birmingham, Ala, Mrs.
Hubert E. Collum of Albany, Mrs.
F. S. Rogers of Coleman and
Miss Pearl Turner of Macon are in
Dawson to attend the marriage Of
Mr.. Warren L. Battle of Columbus
and Miss Jewel Durham at the home
of the bride this morning.
MID. S. Williams, former highly
esteemed citizen of Terrell county
who has been a resident of DOerun
for several years, has been back on
visit to relatives and friends. He has
prospered in the wiregrass.
Rev H. L. Crumbley, former be-
loved pastor of the Dawson Baptist
church, was here Saturday He has
many friends in Dawson who always
warmly greet him.
Mrs. J. M. Jordan of Girard, Ala,
and Miss Faith Johnson of Cuthbert
have been visiting Mrs. Frank
Thompson.
Misses Scott and Jones. who have
been the guests of Mrs. J. H. Davis,
have returned to their home in
Eatonton.
Mrs. L. j. Rogers of Union Springs,
Ala, is visiting at the home of her
brother, Mr.. S. d. Hatcher
Mrs. Duncan, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Guy Chappell, has returned
to her home in Americas.
Miss Carrie Gresham of Griffin
will arrive Friday to be the guest of
Miss Augusta Griggs.
Hon. o. B. Stevens has been here
since Sunday He came home to
vote for Bryan.
Mrs. Kellar of Union Springs, Ala,
, is visiting at the home Of Mr.. S. d.
Hatcher.
Mr.. J. M. Bell and Mrs. P. C. Col
ley spent Sunday with relatives in
Preston.
Mrs. Wynne of Albany has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Horsley.
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin of Cuth-
bert is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. L.
Saville.
Col. Guyton Parks of Macon spent
Wednesday with homefolks in Daw-
son.
Mrs. Matte Cook of Brunswick is
"a guest of Mrs. Frank Thompson.
Mrs. F. M. McNulty is visiting rel
atives in Augusta.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

"A drove of Kentucky hogs that
were recently brought here for sale
is agitating the city officials. They
don't know whether the ordinance
prohibiting the keeping of swine in
the city limits can be made to apply
to them.
The mules, hogs and COWS be-
longing to the estate of the late Capt.
W. B. Oxford will be sold at the home
place Thursday morning. A good
crowd will no doubt be present.
-Moye Crawford, an industrious
colored farmer on Mr.. J. E. Walts
farm, sent to The News Saturday one
of the longest stalks of cane seen this
season. 1t measured nine feet.
Two ladies of the city held re-
ligious services at the Jail Sunday
afternoon. This has been done by
various ladies regularly every Sun
day for some weeks past.
The news from Fire Chief Skel-
ton, who recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON in Atlanta, is that he will re-
turn home in another week if he con-
tinues to improve.
That 5000 cost in the dispen-
sary case has stirred 'em up, but not
enough to make them come across
with it.
Ask those who have been using
Queen of Pantry -four how they like
1t. Sold by T. o. Whitchard & Co.
Mr.. w. S. Dozier is making some
additions to and otherwise imprOv-
ing his residence on Crawford street.
AS usual, the Dawson sports
have bet on the election. Considera-
bic money is up on the result.
The Dawson Telephone Co. has
let contract for the poles to be
used, and for installing the system.
The New Commercial hotel has
received a handsome new cab in
which to convey its patrons.
For bargains in mattings, rugs,
dry goods, furniture and shoes call
on j. w. F. Lowrey.
New cotton seed hulls, sacked,
at so cents a hundred at T. o..
Whitchard & Cos.
The farmers are busy planting
oats. This is one thing it is hard to
get too much of.
Many Dawsonians have visited
the State Fair in Macon. They say
it is good.
Two or three Dawson families
contemplate moving to north Georgia.
Phone J. A. Shields for slack
lime for disinfecting purposes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
CHAMBLIssTON CHAT.

We are sorry to learn that Mr..
J. r. Hairbuck's attractive visitor,
Miss Annie B. Carter, will leave this
week for her home at Benevolence.
Miss Claudio Walker returned
home Sunday from her visit in Pres
ton. We are all glad to see her back
again.
Mr.. T. B. Jones and family of Balm
bridge are visiting friends and rela-
tives in and around Chamblisston.
Mr. John Norman and sister spent
Sunday at the home of r. L. Bolton.
The holiness people are carrying
on a meeting at this place. Their
congregations are small.
The community is living very well
now, as Mr.. j. w. Russell has be-
gun making syrup.
Mr. I. K. Cobb made a business
trip to Dawson Monday.
Aunt Susie Foreman seems to be
seriously i'll.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
No Near Beer Saloons Now.

A half dozen or so old veterans
were preparing to open near beer
saloons under the recent decision
of the Court of Appeals that old
confederates were not subject to
municipal licenses imposed upon
this beverage The attorney-gen-
eral has decided that the court
decision does not exempt them from
the license of $500 imposed by the
state, and this brought halt to the
business. Some had gone so far as
to rent places in which to sell beer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04

than to act short by sending some
thing shoddy.
Shoddy goods are oftener sent
through ignorance than otherwise.
Generally it is the ignorance or dis
honesty of the dealer. Your friend
may be better judge of the article
than you, and if not the test of time
Will tell them. You get the credit of
acting short in either case.
If you decide that you can't af-
ford to take chances for any of the
above reasons you can avoid all
chance, whether buying for yourself
or gift, by going to Adams Jew
elry Store and getting what you
know to be what it is represented to
be-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
ALDERMAN M'NULTY PRESIDED.
Mayor Pro TEN Held Court Monday
Morning


Morning.
In the absence of Mayor Hill from
the city Mayor Pro TEN McNulty
presided at police court Monday
morning.
A young negro was up for trial
on the charge of having violated the
new ordinance prohibiting bicycle
riding on the sidewalk. He pleaded
ignorance of the new law, and the
case was dismissed.
The case against Mr. T. o. Which
ard on charge of displaying his
wares in the street was also dis
missed upon his statement that they
We're placed there for the purpose of
being delivered to a customer. The
charges against the warehousemen of
the city made by Mr.. Whitchard for
violating the same ordinance were
referred to the council, and will like
ly come up at their meeting tonight.
There was also a case against Mr..
j. P. Ingram for violating the ordi-
nance prohibiting the keeping of
hogs in the city limits, that gentle
man having in his stables a number
of hogs recently brought here from
Kentucky for sale. This case was
also dismissed, and Mr. Ingram re-
quested to dispose of the hogs as
quick as possible
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
A MOCK TRIAL.
The Two Societies of the Public
Schools Held Court Friday


Schools Held Court Friday.
On Friday afternoon in the school
auditorium the Ciceronian Society en-
tertalned the Lamna Sigma with a
mock trial, which caused much
amusement, being at the same time
instructive to both audience and par
Elephants. The prisoner, Charles
Grimes, was charged with killing deer
out OF season. When the sheriff,
Ethridge Paschal, opened court the
cast of characters were as follows:
Prof. F. E. Land, Judge; Ellis Raglan,
for the defense; Ralph Gormley and
Wlllanne Gurr, attorneys for the
state; witnesses, Sammie Hatcher,
Earle Cooke, Rucker Tweedy, George
McCielland, Mary Littleton, Zuleta
Clay, Terrell Raglan, Mary Marshall,
Maggie Hood and Ed Hart. The at
torneys on each side showed skill in
their work, and it was after much
elaboration that the jury gave the
verdict guilty" The prisoner was
sentenced to either pay a fine of
three hundred dollars or clean off
the school grounds. The entertain
ment was an unusual and enjoyable
one for all.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
IN GIFTS A
GOOD WAY TO LOSE FRIENDS

Don't look gift horse in the
mouth may be good in theory, but
nevertheless it is advice that few
take, and looking the gift horse in
the mouth is common practice.
Don't give a horse (or anything
else) that won't bear inspection is
much better advice.
To act short for effect of making
one think you are generous is the
most dangerous thing you can do, if
you want the good will of any one.
Some do this in good faith, not know
ing, but the effect is invariably the
same.
If you receive a wedding invitation
and don't feel disposed to send a
present it is far better not to do so
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The above is the name of a Ger
man chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients of Fo-
ley's Kidney Remedy Hexamethyle-
netetramine is recognized by medical
text books and authorities as a uric
acid solvent and antiseptic for the
urine. Take Foley's Kidney Rene
dy as soon as you notice any irregu-
larities, and avoid a serious malady.
Dawson Drug Co. and Peoples Drug
Store.