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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19
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kY llniere e6rlihen 8liidmitnibe unIerni
fftSreugoe s. SO. Sallet, Der leBten
Ntouta9 bic 2eituu9 oer 8atota 6reie
preGe" Ia gantton iibernabm, nah-
Dem Tie einige Sage borber Our9 aauf
lmieberum in Ieinen geliB iiber9ing.
Qgir f0nnen Die 8enaQtuunq, mel-
| be Sdllet fiiblea mug, in Dollem MaBs
murpigen. 8ieIelbe 3eitunq, mel4e
| Iibn nit Den perperfli1herl Wtittelu qe=
| iAdftiiCD unO geieli4aItli6 5u ruiniren
Oeriu9te, pelAe tduflt4en go6ui1rsi=
bern bic nieoriae &Tesmeiie in Die
5eDer Oittirte Goa Die Serausgeber Der
lOeutf4en %. 81. g.. i,lbf feinen
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geleitet uno ierner f9erlib in anitans
Oiger g8eiie. g8ie g. perii6ert, mtIo
lie einen pOlitii1 unparteiiiben 5tano=
punt Dertreten.
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aus yust, 6olman (@amble), @ler=
mann Il &oRBtp) ousperfauit bate,
beitimmte pleoer Der Dollar allein bic
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tor Gamble nit @ralUIor0s 6iilfe
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PubliI6iHg SO, = gum 8erfauf anqe
boten, neil oas genanute Quartet
teinen behern Qlusmeg muBte.
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nm sum 9ertauf an ben bitter QehaBs
ter Sallet. gs mare Elm, fin Icrupel=
lDIe Raturen bbbf perfdnoli6es, fir
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Shreiber puo Dem 8eutiden 6erolo4
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lid1 oas 8eutibtlm nod mebr @ruHo
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p. unO Der .. $. tets ibrt ge
meitiame 9fliat in Der Gr5jebuna,
0ebuna unO dnltdnoigeu @criretuug
les 10 itarten 3euti4tums erbliden!
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19
1Lltntt1tPr 80

fonoern es ipurbe aud daen aatbpz
liten ieoer 8erte6r nit ihm Derboten
Der gtbbe 6atts cine Grfpioeruaq ouF
Die gegen ben Mlpoernismu8 Geridtste
@ntntlito oes gdpF:s 1eI6tie6en.
Sn 2tin : SeFra, NIgier, 1T Die
ga6ridt eingetroFfen, oaB bic Dlouz
ren fire 3ruppen an Der Weltgrense
bon Qlgier 3uIammenee3ogen un0
Didtige Gperationen bereit qemaft
baben General. gui[louo lit nit Ell
mem 2lutomo6ilsz : S6nelIfeuereeI6iiB
IN 2lin Selra eingetroifen uno Bat
ben 9efebl gegsben DuB bic @arniion
bur9 Drei @ompagnien synFanterie
unb cine S6maoron &doalerie berz
itdrtt iperOe 0lan fiir6tet, buB bic
Utu6amme0aner lin nDrDlic9en 2lgier
etnen algemeinen 2luffiaab iniceniren
meroen.
9te grimiualpnli3ei in S4Dne6trg
bei Berlin bat ben 16id6rigeu 2(r6ei=
ter &urt Seller inter Dem 8erbddte
Der6aftet, me6rere Sittli3teitsperbre=
den an GinDern beqdnqen 3u habsn.
Das 8er6Dr -ergdb 8epeile, oaB Sell
fer aud ben 2uitmorD an Der Dierz
id6riqen glIe ulielfe am 5. syanuar
in g6drlotienburg periibt BAT. Sin
@rtmindlcommiFdr belt oem 8er6afs
teten ods Wlefer Dor, nit Dem Der
2ltitmoro 6eqdngen fuurbe NLs Sell
Ter bas MloronsrI3eug srblidte, brad
er 3uiammen uao legte Elm SDles 9e=
itdnontB ob.
0ie aus SeliIapetppl an Der tiirs
fii6en @ren3e in 5iTlis. GuBlan0,
eingesroffene glaGri6t OaB brei tiirs
tiide 9fFi3iere pom GencralitI6e per=
boFtst ipproen Ieieu. pirD amtli9
beItdtigt Die Giu3el9aitsn Ger al
uno Fir Tb YeaiationsGen 8ar6ditlag
Tn0 niGt befaart 9a5c5ea lpcrbeH
Gjnem nod niIt 5eFat.5s2n 3cri1t
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TeF.uneen Rars uuo 8atgm III
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Ginber eatfprp6en. Bon 0iel2H Sat
Der unp6l6, ME oie fa65roIde llnitrz
fucaung ergeben hdt, fiinf crnirltet.
0as 8etanntperben Ser t5iit5el6eiten
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guR3 ber0QrgeruFen.
glah amtlinea 8er,fteu ans glaz
rptfo rat @eneraI b'tmaDe. Der 9es
feblsbaber Der fran30iiI5ea 5ruppen.
Gem Wtdbrdfas Stdmm, osm De
3als Z Stamm uno elmer 4n3abl bic
len Stdmmen 5u 6tlfe tileu9eu Qnz
bdngern W}ulai 5afiO's cine Dernt4@
tsnoe glieoerlage 5eige6rlht. Die
S9lu9t bauerte BON ntorgsnS I'm 6
ll6r bi8 2lbenbs I'M I llbt unO Die
Mauren bdttsn furdtbare 8erluite,
DdB ne III iDlloem N5QteQen [lp9en.
Die @ertuIte Der 6run8oien itno an
geIitts Der Qdnge unb 8r0Be Des
Samples ie6r gering.
2(us Npba Son, einer nirbt melt
pon 5otio gelegeuen le66aftsn Snbu=
I.rieItabt, Duroe genel6et. GdB burh
6euer, has nd6renb Der 9laat au8z
bra6 unp faIt 3e6n StuHoeu lang
piit6ete, e6e es unter @pntro1e gs=
6ra6t peroeu tonute. 400 6duIer GER
fort rporben finO. WleuIGenleben
TGeinen BEL Der Idredli9sn 8ran6s
fatuitrop6e Mot Oerloren gegangea an
Iein. Man i9dBt ben bur9 oas
SFeuer angeri6teten Saaoen duF mtrlz
6efteng $2,500,000
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19

9reHe bal boffentlid rem @jleibgiltis
gen uno Stblafiiibtigen Die QtlI8eu 9e.
bffnet. 0tDgen idmntlihe Deuti1en
in Staot uno Staat bonDeln uno
auf Der out iein
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19
NeIOlntlOuett
Stir pcri1nlijr SSrcibeit
nnO gegcn WtnfGrci.
9emti0e 8ad)t.

Ste oni 10 Wars IN Ger Oernlalllo=
5aue tinberuiene @erIanlmlung bon
experimentation ameritoniI6en giiroeru
3meds @rndgung unO Gebatte Der
brenhenoen 8agesfragen, srnannte,
nadl reifli1er uno rubiger leberlegunq,
Elm @omite, um bem @ermania=
gereiu BON @iuur 6aas folgenos
GeIolution fir bas gereins=8rntDtoa,
Iopie fir Snboriirung uno gerbfent=
libung 3u lbetrei1en:
9tcIOIuttoW.
8o ein 8ep0lterungs glement, ge=
pannt Die gro1ibttionspartei
heimli6 in Staot uub 5taat tdti9 it,
I'm feline geItrebungen 3u f6roern rnO
our68uieBen, geRrebungen, pelcbe io=
mp6l unpatriotiI6 pie upameritaniid
Iiuo, mel9e uuire berfaiiunssmdBig
9arantirte peri6nli1e 6rei1eit uno un-
iere inOipioueleu Dleni1enrebte 9es
fdbroen,
pa mir iiberseu9t iinb, oaB Die Bro.
bib,tionsbeitrebunqen niht Die uiin=
Ibcnsperten aeformen brinseu, iOn=
bern pielme6r oemDraliiireno nitfen
uno unIer N1onnestum ernieori9en, oaB
iie Terner oie Gntipifeluuq uno oas
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gloOptioRaot lnO luIres 5taates bem=
men miiroen,
8a mir iiberseuqt IiFo, eah Der et=
poige @rfolg Der grobibitionsiabe bic
llebel ni6t perminoern, ionoerr oer=
me6ren piiroe, OoB auBerOem bic Sielt-
ersa6ler eines batrddtliden gintoms
mems beraubt niirOeu, ourh peldss
unIre Queen GitD" bsritb0nert unO
perbe7ert peroer taun 70 Isi biermit
8efdloiIen, oaB mir dls lOpale
amerifaniIbe 8iirger be3d0lib aaer
6ffentli6en Jragen gum @eboriam Der
beItt6euoeu 8eIebs auforoern. uuo
uus and 81 8anifen elmer libernlen
9ur6fabruug Der Spirituolen.8eieBe
ertldren, e6enip aber audi eiue 8ermin=
berung Der @irtIbaiten in unirer
@titte empfe6len
8ef9loTien, Oob 2i5snien nur
an Derantnortlt9e uno anitdnOi9e 9er-
loren au8geIteat perOen. melde ii9
competent uno in jeber 8c3ie6ung ber=
trduensmitroig 6snieIen baben, OaB mir
ale geIeblisbeuoe 9arger bitten, Tih bel
Der beDorlte6enoen 5taotpa6l ben in
oieIer 9eiolutiOn gum qusorud ge.
bra6ten gmpie6lun9en anSuialieBen,
Oumit iebmeOe @eieBlofgfeit Elm gnoe
nimmt. 81 9leiher 3eit a6er uniere
perl6nlibn Ge4te uno 6reibeiten 9e=
mabrt peroen..
@6tungsboa unterbreitet
9lnorem Guebn,
sSobn M. 6reeIe,
5Dbn Ntun9t,
SEQ, 53loiier,
@pHraO Gornmnnn,
6ans 9emutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19

@ine eigendrtige 0let60be.
MDno1deinler 81 perbaFten, bat Der
6iilfsmari6aa SO. Ui. Wiabs bon
Opslen gouutn, R1., Der erf bieIer
Sage pieoer Stpei Burden 9amens
@enrqe Riiep unb 6enrp SanDleD in
9reubbitt Golptp feitnahm. 8tefss
@ountn lit ods nilpromantiidfte in
gan3 Gentudn, feline 8eipohner ittlb
Die berpeQenIten @eIelen i'm Staate,
unb ieDer Steuerbeante, Der es betritt,
muB getpiB fein, baB er nidt mebr
le6cn6ig 6eraus tommt. Serr MaD8
bingegen lit unter ben MonDldeinlern
10 betannt, baB er ielten cine perlOn-
li6e 8erbdftllRg Dor3una)men braubt.
6at er einen 9aftbefebl ge9en einen
N2onoI6einler. 70 fGreibi CT on eine
in Oer sfdh6drlGaft bes 9elens tan=
0ige 4eri0n einen Brief IN cem er
bittet, bem betreFfsiloen NioUOldeialer
mit3uibeilen, 0aB er ei1sn oait9efe6l
gegen ibn babe, er m0Gtt ign ba NIB
bprt treffen. pa er i'm rlrsa Ell
MlNe. III lDdE - dul a. QlstLW
Julle Der Mdrihan fu8r an Ssn
pnn ihm te5ei1neten glufe Der IND
feine Mrreiiorten iraren prompt 5ar
Steue, lie begriiBten i'm nit 9arrab-
rufen uno lieBen iib nilig ppn linn
dbfubren. Seinen M(utb Denies Diez
ler tapFere Wiann au9 bel Der neu=
li9 poH3ogenen 8erbaftung bes Des=
peraoos 6elton in Sian GountD. Der
Ti1 ieiner 8erbuftang ptOerIeben
fpollte. W1aDs oerfedte Iib bintsr
einem &dmin i'm 9auTe bes Mannes
un6 ais osrTslbe in's 3inmer trat.
hielt ibm Wions einen Aepoloer unter
Die ylafe, ipprauF Der Mann iih feIs
feIn lieB. 0ds 6aus oes gefiir9teten
gurihen glih einem 4rfeuai
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19

MsiBperF6n0niB. Qebrer:
.Dir boben ieBt BEN SAP seleien:
Die aartpFFeIn fpmmeH Ioipobl i'm
9bol, ais auh in ben Bergen fort!
seannft Tu nies nid)t aud anDers
dusoriden24 Der tleiue RcardD.
Die SIarioffeln lpersen Ioapohl I'm
1haI ala In ban 8sreeil aeftp6IsHls
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-19
2usianb.

sSn Wilbelms6apen inarOe ods
grDBts gRieTen Rrieg5IdiFF Deutf9=
lambs, vRaITau4 pom Stapsl gelaTen.
Sm 8eiiein Des beutI6en aaiIers. beS
@roBber5ogs ppn 8aoen. bes prin3sn
6eiuri9 Der Hieberlanbe unb anberer
bo6geFeatsr perI6ulidfeitsn nabm L
8roBher3ogin DpH 8aben bic 3auie
bss Shiffss Dor unb Der 0berpr1Ii=
bent Der propin5 5efen aaFau. bon
9engitenbers. bieit cine Reoe, in Der
er ppn bem nsuen 56iff oIs elmer
tpi6ti9en 8ermebrung Der oeutIhen
Biotte als 6auptnert1eibigerin bes
Reideg fprad. Mn Gr0Bs, .ausFtat=
tung, ShnelIigfsit uub WiberRanbs=
fdbisfsit iibsrtrifft Der neue ulserriefe
ale bisber in DeuiFhIonh gebouten
59iffe Der RriessTlctfe. 0ds s2rieaaz
fhiff n1oFau- Dat ein Displacement
bon 1880 1oEnsn. iIs Doaitdnbie
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Notice Is Given Today of Two Pro-
posed Measures.

4NOAASC 10 O1NNkA AONsty va II WV
posed Measures.
Notice is given in the advertising
columns of The News today of two
measures the city council desires to
have the legislature pass at its ap-
preaching session.
One of these is to require the
county changing to work a certain
number of days on the streets of the
city, and the other is to abolish the
water and light commission. Repre-
sentative MERGERS position as re-
CARDS the proposed legislation is not
known.
1t is thought, however, that if the
proposed measure to work the coun-
ty changing on the streets of the
city is pushed it will be strongly OPP
posed, especially by the people of the
country. The council sometime ago
went before the board of county
commissioners with the proposition,
but tn atbody did not consider the
but that body did not consider the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
A Grand Family Medicine.

sit gives me pleasure to speak a
good word for Electric Bitters, -
writes Mr.. Frank Conlan of No. 436
Houston street, New York. Its a
grand family medicine for dyspepsia
and liver complications, while for
lame back it cannot be too highly
recommended" Electric Bitters reg,
ulate the digestive functions, purify
the blood, and impart renewed vigol
and vitality to the weak and debili
tated of both sexes. Sold under
guarantee at Dawson Drug Co.'S, soc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
THURSDAY WILL TELL TALE
One of the Hottest GubernatOriaI
Campaigns Ever Known Near
ing It's Close.


The present gubernatorial race,
which. according to the oldest in
habtant," has been the hardest
fought and most interesting since
the Colquitt-Norwood campaign, is
on the eve of its close
Governor Smith and Hon. Joseph
M. Brown both have strong support
ers in Terrell county who have been
active in their behalf. Contrary to
what it has been elsewhere there
has been very little public speaking
in the county, only two speeches hav~
ing been made~ope by Governor
Smith and another by Hon. Charles
L. Moses For Mr.. Brown
Both sides are claiming the coun-
ty. Governor Smiths followers claim
all the way from $50 to 800 MAORI
ty, while the Brown supporters ex-
press confidence of victory, but do
not name the figures by which they
expect to win.
There are about 1895 qualified
registered voters since the list. was
purged, which is about 10 less than
it was two years ago, when Governor
Smiths majority over all of his OPP
ponents was 255. The News does
not expect the majority Thursday to
be far from 100 either way.
The campaign managers of both
the candidates are claiming the state
by $4,000 to 10000 majority, but
those who take a conservative view
| Of tho situation are satisfied that
both are wrong. No matter who is
elected it will in all probability be
much closer than that.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
ADAMS JEWELRY STORE, Dawson, Ga.
CAUGHT ON THE CURB

Miss Willie Mcdonald, after an
ed to Dawson, and is again with the
telephone exchange. Miss Willie has
many friends here who are glad to
welcome her back to her old home.
"A number from Dawson and
Terrell county attended a big barbe-
cue that was given in Edison Thurs
day in honor of Judge Griggs. 1t is
said the congressman spoke to 1900
people.
Mr.. L. E. Baldwin has put The
News under obligations to him for
basket of nice peaches. His crop
is good this season, and he will soon
begin shipping to the markets.
The city council will meet in
regular session tonight Tuesday,.
The question of paving the sidewalks
in the business section OF the city
will come up.
Have your physician to get your
prescriptions filed at Geise's Phar-
macy. Fresh drugs and accuracy in
compromising always Will be found
there.
Mrs. r. r. Marlin; who has been
dangerously i'll several days, was
thought to be some better yesterday,
though her condition was still crit
) ical ..-4~
Phone Pickett Furniture ca,
(No. 248) for your wants in house
furnishings. We will gladly send
out small articles for you to select
from.
The pump at the cemetery has
been repaired, and by the proper
amount OF exertion water can now
be had for the grass and sfirubbery.
,--Mooney's Self-FilliIg fountain
pens, Have you seen them at w. D.
Grubbg'9 they are good ones, and
tie prices are away down.
THE banks Of Dawson wifi be
closed today wednesday,, the
birthday anniversary of President
Jefferson Davis.
Congressman Griggs will close
his campaign with speech st PEI
ham today, and is expected to Teach
nome tonight
1t is said that the grand jury,
while in session last week, did not
have an unusual amount of business
before IT
- Tax Receiver Pinkston will be
in his office in Dawson next week
during court! His books will close
then
Ask those who have been using
Queen of Pantry -four how they like
it. Sold by T. o. Whitehard & Co. !
Superior court wifi convene
again next Monday morning for The
trial of criminal cases.
Shut one eye and look at Horna-
dy's ad this week. We mean exactly |
what we say.
There are thirty names on the
ticket for tomorrow primary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
Wedding Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Ora Corine King
and Mr.. Clark E. Bridges, which
happy event will occur at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. ]. T.
King, in the eastern part of the coun-
ty, on the evening of the 10th of
June. Both of these young people are
widely known and esteemed, and
! their happy union will be the occa-
sion of many congratulations and
sincere good wishes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
BRIGADE PICNIC.
Little Folks Will Have an Outing at
MeItOn's FRIDAY.


A splendid picnic will be given the
children of the Methodist Sunday
School Brigade on Frid, y, June 5th.
The mothers of the brigade children
are urgently requested to attend, as
the responsibility of managing sew
ty-fve children is too much of an
undertaking for the brigade leaders
At first it was thought best to pro-
vide place nearer home; however,
not any place seems so ideal as Mel
toms, and many of the smaller chill
dren have never enjoyed an outing
there. Mothers are requested to
sacrifice a day for the pleasure of
the little people, and go with well
filled baskets. Let all do what they
can to make the picnic a success
Meet on the Methodist church lawn
at six o'clock Friday morning, June
9Th. Only three wagons have been
secured for the occasion, and all OF
those who have private vehicles will
be expected to use them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
MOVING PICTURES.

Miss Mollie Geise returned home
Thursday morning, accompanied by
her friend Miss Lois Vann. They
failed to catch the train at Albany,
and the young ladies, accompanied
by Mr.. Lloyd Hatcher, had de-
lightful trip through the country by
automobile.
Miss Jewel Durham is in Birming-
ham to attend the Dodwell-McCol-
lum nuptials on June. 10. Misses
Lynne and Mary Durham will go to-
Birmingham Saturday to be present
at the marriage.
Dr. w. C. Paschal, who is a MEM
Der of the board, went up to Macon
Saturday to attend a meeting of the
trustees of Mercer University. Mrs.
Paschal accompanied him,
Mrs. T. H. Pickett, after spending
several months with relatives and
friends here, left Monday for her
home in Washington, D. c.
Miss Matte Rives, who has been
the guest of Miss Qrrie Parker and
Mrs. j. f. Cooke. has returned to her
home at Springvale, .e.~-~:.Las.,.
ais ais. W. w.. NJ. Woodward of La
Grange is visiting her sister, Mrs.
]. A. livery, at the nome of Mrs. G.
! A; Geise.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Duskin of Mont
eomery are visiting Mrs, Duskin's
parents, Judge and Mrs. J, W, Ped
dy
Miss Matte Beiie Crowen, who
has been teaching hahsic in Colquitt,
is at home tor the Vacation
Miss Daisy livingstone of Jack
sonville, Fla, is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. w. H. H6yT
Miss Nellie Fargason is Al home
from Decatur, where she attended
Agnes Scott Institute.
Judge F. M. McLendon and daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, left Monday to visit
relatives in Florida.
Miss Lizzie Windsor of Shellman
spent few days last week with Mrs.
w L. Baldwin.
Mr.. Ernest Russell of Alfalfa, Ala,
was the guest of friends in the city
few days ago.
Mr.. Biake Bradley of Albany spent
several days with friends in Dawson
last week.
Misses PEARL and Alice Melton at
tended the Chautaudua in Eufauls
last week.
Miss Bobbie Wha1ey Of Perrott was
the guest of Miss Eunice Jennings
last week.
Mrs. Henry Marlin has returned
from a visit to relatives at Three
Notch, Ala.
Miss Jewett. Greene of Shellman
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. b. NJ
Davidson,
Mrs. Kellar of Union Springs, Ala,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. s. D.
Hatcher.
Mr.. E. K. Wilcox of Lumber City
has visited his daughter, Mrs. c. r. |
Lowrey
Mr.. Bradley Chester, who has been
teaching in Burke county, is at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seay have been
here from Montgomery for several
days.
Miss Jennie Washburne left Sat
urday for Fitzgerald and Tallahas-
see.
Miss Nellie Laing, who attended
Shorter College in Rome, is at home.
Mrs. M. G. Standby and Miss Lila
Standby are visiting in Springvale.
Mrs. j. A. Shields and little daugh-
ter are spending while in Atlanta.
Mrs: j. F. Cooke and Mrs. w. H. /
Hog1 visited in Albany last week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
Library Ladies' VIII Receive.

The ladies of the Library Associa-
ton will receive their friends on Fri
day afternoon from 43O to $50
o'clock, and in the evening from to
10 at the library. This will be of a
purely social nature, very informal,
and the public is cordially invited.
The new quarters are large and airy,
so that everyone may be comfortable
nd spend pleasant evening.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
GUN CLUBS SHOOT AGAIN
Dawson ana BrOnwoOd Had Their
Second Tournament Fri
day Afternoon

oecohu tournament Fri
day Afternoon.
The Gun Clubs of Dawson and
Bronwood had their second tourna-
ment Friday afternoon, the shooting
taking place in this city.
Out of total of 250 shots each
the Dawson Club broke 1853 targets
and the Bronwood Club l41. Dawson
leading by %. Below are the scores
maze by the members of each club;
Bronwood-George Mcneil SO out
OF %, {. H. Price 35 out of so. D.
b. Hill 81 out of so, DR.. E. H. Sta
pleton % out of so, DR.. c. M. Wool
ley 10 out of so. The average per
cent made by the club was Sc rs.
Dawson-Bert Durham SO out of
80, R. L. Saville SO out of so, A. 7
Hill 33 out of so, J. M. Clifton "a
out of So Rogers Carver &c ont Of
65 is.
After the regular clubs ended
their contest scrub" teams renre-
sentlng Dawson and Bronwood en-
gagged in a shoot, with the following
result.
Dawson--Dick Marlin broke ~
out Of rs, DR.. H. w. harris II out
of Is, L. G. Hill 9 out of Is, ]. NJ.
Bell 7 out Ct 25, Nathaniel Black
6 out of rs; average per cent as.
Bronwood-G. NJ Gammage 9 out
of 25, William Johnson IA out of rs,
T. H. Williams out of Is, H. A.
Petty out of 25, DR.. R. E. Bow
man 3 out of %; average per cent
A.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
The First Melon,

Mr.. G. B. Mcneil, one of the pro-
gressive and successful farmers who
lives near Dawson, telephoned The
News Monday that he and his fam
lily had eaten ripe watermelon that
day Mr. Mcneil says he will bring
a load of melons to town in a few
days.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
Cotton RnIls

Mr., George Cellum, the hustling
superintendent OF Hon. ]. r. Mer-
GERS model farm just beyond the city
fruits, brought cotton bolls as large
as the end Of your thumb to The
News ONCE a week ago. Blooms
have been reported on a number of
farms in the county
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
Annual Examination.

c,l,,un., School Commissioner wiki
1871 49, -@!xes "otice in The News that
th ,oO nnT,,,tai epAu,, nation Of applicants
for licene to teae, n IN the public
schools of feFTa1i con- ty will occur
on June 1914 and 20th. The e%-
aminations wilt " held at the white
and colored publ9b' school buildings
in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03

Our optical trade continues good.
We are not simply selling specks-
we are making scientific tests of the
eyes and fitting them with lenses
which act as tonic to the WORKOUT
system. We know what belongs be-
fore your eye, whether you feel that
it is right or not. We can focus your
vision without you knowing it. Three
distinct tests are MADE with each eye
separately, and no chance is taken.
500 bushels of oats and 100 bush
els of corn for sale at Peasant Hill.
Address E. M. Mcleod, BrOnwood,
Ca, r. F. D.
1t is better to buy of us and have
your repairs made by us than to
wish you had.
GNTNDT ~
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
Rucklen,s Arnica Salve Wins.

Tom Moore of rural route /, Cach-
ran, Ga, writes; ~ had bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal
it until 1 applied Bucklen's Arnica
salye. Less than half of a Is cents
box won the day for me by affecting
perfect cure" Sold under a guar
antee by Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-03
Zinc Metal Made into Oxide of Iii

Zinc Metal Made into Oxide of Zinc
and then combined with white lead
is used to make L. & M. PAINT
Zinc is imperishable, and makes the
paint wear as long as pure linseed
oil will hold it to surface. The L.
& M. PAINT costs only about $1.20
per gallon. J. M. Clifton Hardware
Co., Dawson, Ca, L. & NJ. Paint
Agents.