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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
DEATH OF Mr.. cox.
Well Known York County Man Pass
ed Away at Smithfeld Yesterday.

Mr.. George Cox. "a years old. VINO
served with tie famous York Rangers
during the Civil war. died In ms
hom. az Smlthville, York county. yes
terday morning. Since the close OF
the war Mr.. Cox has engaged In farm
Ing and oystering in York county ana
was a man Of the very highest charac-
to-. He IL survived by his widow
and two children His daughter
lives In Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
N0fiCe!
NEWELL g. co., Inc.

Every family. white or coloE"d. that
is worthy in Hampton or PhoeLhs or
suburbs. that needs help. pleas" call
az or store Christmas morning be
tween 10 a. M and - noon and Ne
Will siv, hem rrovisions enough for
the day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

First Lieutenant Allen Kimberly.
who is stationed near Boston, is here
to spend Christmas with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Kimberly, al
Old Point.
Mss Winnie Cunningham. who is
attending the POwhatan Institute. Is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. S. S. Cunningham. in Locust
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Hol'zclaw
ana children, of Wilmington, Del. are
here to spend the holidays season
with their parents.
Air Howard HCltzclaw, of Ne"
York. has arrived to visit his parents.
Mr. anG Mrs c. r II -itZclaw. in Nal
lOry avenue.
Miss Julia T. Armistead,. student
in the Normal School atfarmVlile. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Holt for
the holiday season.
Dr. Thomas Cooke, who is the guest
CT his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Cooke, in East Hampton, will return
to Philadelphia tomorrow night.
Miss Jennie EuvalI left yesterday
for Farmv!lle. where she will spena
the holidays.
Miss Annie Rowe, a student in the
Farmville Normal School, is here 10
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Rowe, in Victoria
avenue.
Mr.. Alton W. Belts. Of Woodbury..
y. J.. Is visiting his parents. Mr.. anu
Mrs. Charles W. Belts, at the Nor
NAL school.
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Norebeck left
last evening for Washington to spend
the holidays.
Lieutenant: and MIS-. william r.
Peck. OF Fort Noultrie. 5. C.: Lieuteh-
ant George Peek. OF Fort Hamilton
ard Mr.. Jesse Peek. OF florida. arr
the guests of their mother. Mrs. Sal
lie Peek. a: Acorn Point
Miss Margaret Armstrong and her
brother. Mr. Dan Armstrong. have re
turned 20 Hampton 10 spend the hoii-
. DAYS with their sister. Mrs. William
II. Scov:IIe. at the Normal school
; Miss Ruth Purvis. who is pupil a
. Miss wilson's School. Boston. will
spcad the Christmas vacation at her
home The Moorings.'
Spencer Phcnix. who is member
81 the freshman class at Harvard. !:
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
/ George p. Phenix. at -" Norma
school
Tho Christmas entertainment q
the Sunday school Of the First Meth"
As; church which was 10 have beer
: given tonight, has been 'ndehhite'!
postponed.
~ Your Physician
Writes charity on yorr prscriptio'
We vii an them free OF charge
CoNoDON PHARMACIES. Io1s-d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
Mrs chIsrnan;s Niece pssd.

Mrs. Matte Chisman last evening
received telegram announcing the
Jca;G Of her little nice" Miss Anne
Wythe Hcrndon. which occurred IN
Mobile. Ala. yesterday The little
gil was the granddaughter Of Gen
craI Julian whiting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

You seem to manage remarkably
well on your housekeeping money.
Yes; the storekeepers haven;
sent In their bills yet. STRAY
Stories.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

vauavilie nauccr-When DO you go
OF?
VAUDEVILLE Sjnger-Rigat after the
trained cars?
Y D.-GuJdr"Ss me-. Why don
;hc rnanaS,r :ry TO vary he moBotony
+ his arts.-CIcyeiani Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
Y. M, c, A. Notes.

The basketball game will be play
ed tomorrow evening instead Of to
might The Blues and Colds and
Reds and Whites will be matched
against each other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Rev. ". r. Motley, Of the Church
Of Christ. will be the speaker At tht
meeting for men at $3.50 o'clock Sun
day afternoon The Man Gaiiiia
will be the subject.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Fifty-six memberships were given
as Christmas presents TO boys OF the
civ by their parents. who appreciate
the fact that the Card is for twelve
months
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Fake your prescriptions to hULLs
Cut Rate Drug Store. 11+u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
uo-. for Christmas norasys.

Me- Elton z. BurCh ana j r
Ruhirso7. Who are students IN the ~.
ricu'tural ard McchsHicaI ins i'ut" g.
North Caroltra. have arrived TO sped
Chris m.s With their parents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

WNaL IS your IUVa OI HcrP'H6 e''
farmer?'
Well" answered Senator Sorghum.
The first and most important thing
is 10 give him some good advice
ahou. how to vote."-Washington
Evening Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
Hampton Bakery
q. J. TRAYLoR, PROP.
Queen and Hope Streets.
NORFOLK rAlLoW CO.

Buys Hides. TaI!ow, Grease and
Bones Best market prtcesl Dcad
,ninals removed on short noIce'
free OF charge c. II. SCHoFfELD'
between Hampton and Riverview
on Shell RosdD. Address. r. ?. D. ~
Elizabeth CITY %, VI bsu Peone
al
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

" Your Physician
Writes charity on your prscripsion
We vii an them free OF charge.
coNoDON PHARMACIES. Io1s-u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

.6n0 90 lend ~ Improved real IS
tate. II. II. MORGAN 4 CO. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Tho Christmas entertainment 81
the Sunday school Of the First Mctho'
4 3; church. which was 10 have oeeh
given tonight. has been indefinitely
postponed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

What is your idea of helping the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Spencer Phcnix. who is memoe
Of tho freshman class at Harvard.
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Gcorgr p Phcnix. al -" Norma
school,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
Matters Personal

First Lieu enant Allen Kimberly,
who is statIOuod near Boston, is here
to spend Christmas with his parents.
MIR and Mrs John b. Kimberly, al
Old Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Mss Winnie Cunningham. who is
attending the Powhatan Institute. !,
the guest of her parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. S. S. Cunningham. in Locust
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Norebeck lef'
last evening for Washington to spch'
the holidays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Miss Ruth Purvis. who is pupil a
Miss wilson's School. Boston. will
spcud tho Christmas vacation al her
home. The MoorinEs.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Hoi'Zcla"
ana children. of Wilmington. Del. arf
here to spend the holidays seaso!
with their parents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Gleooro 1ous. s.tsrmr,t,nru

1-6rcttaae, H. mo 81. NaIt II.
UNI -. Emanil II; Sepicmber
lip ciuibIicblin oca &crianlo'
tags. Sp8luBug nit Gpu,bee
ulto Rullman FarIorrSSuGNune
Nrrlabt Gdmocu Nnhnblf $40
y, ,nt. Mount 9toOaaVubnboi
$40 J|prm. Surbducrt has be.
riibmte SebiQb lbui poic Shluel5
ton glmeritu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

miro Damn mcnu nicht ale Gor-Gon-
ucnts }Cihcu trijgcn iid nla Elm un'
iiGtiQcr Eo,itifCr, ser oic &lmit oe5
Compromises Sen olteu Motd0ortt
lbNclcrut ms iic Odrin iibcrtroifeA
hat, cntplppt babcu Sic ueroen
Damn pi0Bih III Scr ltcbcr}cu9unJ
toUlnCu Od6 lie ruhil bdttCn 5unt
Gonucut tonlmcu fonnCn obnc sc.
iobr iir (rlOitjoucu uuo iorgidm &C.
bcltc NriBipicn Scr &Crauugcnbeit.
Nbcr bClicr mar c@ 0odl, onB ite 0d'
bcul lcbljcbcu. Ocm ibrc GiGcnlicb1
mIBtc ihuuOcr5uft RcIittCn bubcn.
Qic rCCouitrlirtc Irnofratic luunoclt
micocr couicruotiuc EioOc, obcr lie,
Die 9lltcu udrcn unbcddtCt lcbIies
ben. Nlln bate tic Iint9 licgGu lai'
lclL ibncn udrc tcin Grc0it oanlr &C.
mor0Cu lmo fiir 6u0, moa 0iclcr Gor-
pcnt lit lm0 tout, miro Srpun oell
Grc0it bCnnlprlldcu mo 0o5 illlle
Clement pcId)c5 inter lcl1cr Het'
hn1 oicic Ncrio0c ser @iC0erbeIt.
bunA lcrcingtcr 0enlofratiider
EriBipiu inolGltrirt miro ibreln
@|ciitcr at 0cn (ribut 3olcn Sen cc
bcnnIprlrht un0 ser ibnl id)IicBlid)
olb lcb6rt. Ser Gunpcnt uon Gem
per, 0clcbt pou iriihcm Nlut. gcItGrft
Don ncucrmnhtcm Almpic9nlltt,
Oiiritc iih ais Der Nua1nng9pmft CT.
ncr Ncuoiiiancc Scr 9cmofrutie ers
mcIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
9ic u lattiorIlt.

IcnDcr, Gol., 7. Suli. - Die
9n5cicbcn oufiir mcbrcn iid, oob Die
Cn3igc Flunfc Der Oenlofrotii6elt
Fnttiorn pcIhc SAmicrigfeitcn
bictct Die bc5iiglid) bcr 9enusltng
pon GinboltabclcbIcn bel inoultricl.
len Strcitigfcitcn icin miro, '0crr
Nrp0n bat bCrcit2 ourd cine glnSob[
}upcrIGlIgcr Gucllcn 81 pcritcbcn ae-
Gobcn bnB icin Stnnopltnft be5iia.
lid 0iClcr EIuntc fcin ihroiicr lit.
%icIlcicbt Die uidtigIte Gonicrcn5 be.
5ilQIidb Der Ginbulta Ylunfc luar
Nicicni9c, mcld)c oti Srn 0rpanS
@obnllb ,Soiruicm Nelegcntlid cineS
Iiuera ltuttiano, luelhe@ er elmer
Nn5dbl bcrpurrugcnoer Ientofratcn
am 4. &uli gub. 9ei oielern Giner
crtlGrtc 0r 9rpon obne llmidlueiie,
er lei lid onriibcr flar, onB Snacn
crtitcbcn fonntelL IN iuclden Der Gr-
Lab cineS GinboltSbefebleS obne Ypr.
lo0ung ocr Ecrionell, gegcn melhe CT
gcridtct it, 0o0 eir5i1c Mittel biloe,
Inn Ncrhllt BON Menlheuleben ober
iuncrIcbIidcn GigcntbitnlSihoocn ST.
rcrbiltcn. Ec1iiglib bcrurtigcr 5Glle
nClltctc Sr. NrDnn an, penn 0os Hc.
lollltiona Gomite cine Elanfe ;u
Stun0c brin1en tonne, iuclhe ioltbc
NotbfdQc bcrilflid)tige inter ocrein-
'dlr0nflmg hoB 0crartigc Ginboltsbe-
itbIc lid ielblt noh cincr 2auer bon
0rci bis iiini Go9cn ultibcben 10
miirbc cr gcgen cine ioldc Soiiltng
Der Nlnntc nihta ein5unenocn ba.
hCn
SIN Souie ocS Cages puroe Die
3oIltoril Flonfe gum @Cgeuitnnoe
cinacbenocr Nerutbungen gelnatht II.
ho2 Hcutot mar, onb DER iolgcnoc
Gnhuuri n6gcinbt iuuroe, maIher Die
StcIllula Der Ynrtei 81 Der 5roge
im 9InNbrlrd bringen ioIl:
Sic ben1ofrntiid)e Eortci bdlt on
ocm Eorif oior rcpenne oulu" ieIt,
obcr in 9lnbctrubt. onb ole 9luSau-
ben Der @ul0c8rcgicrltng groB lino
mo mir 1roBcntbciIS auf oic Giniilbr
ola Ginnnbmc pr Ectling Der So
ltcn Der 9icnicumG onaGuicien iino.
uolIt 0ic Grbcbung bon 3oQen &c.
0cbcn it, iiuO mir iiir Die 9lufcrle.
altnG Don 3oIubGobcn in lolher @ei.
ie, oob fciuc Discrimination I'M SSn-
tcrciic irNcnO cine3 SonoeStbeilt5
o0cr irlcu0 elmer &nouitrie ltottfin.
set" IS por iCood] feline aut6ritdt
nniiir orViiuoig 81 MAIDEN, OoB 0ieic
Flnntc in ocr bier aemdblten Sorm
}ur Nnnubmc gcbruht iuerocn mir.
St.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

SIO0-9tnautte GitG, 0dpC Winn, SEA
3alc Sitn unb Sccun sim, Nh,
uno Surd, icncu Sreitaa nno
Samitna bis 3um ~. September
eSiilta iilr bic 1tiidubyt bis
Stcnitng, incIui!Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
(Tortictung iiche 2. Srite.)

IN oer grrrinianna lit eidrie (5rfuuobclt
III bic bdrmuHlicbc (bdiglcii ber NetonuuuQs.
SrliihrunAe, Hhlouotrtngas II. 9tnsitheonuNS
Sunlltonell Geenn Gin CradH be: torpere iei
uen Sienii Oeradt itit Rrruirrlntg NIB ztus
rnng elm lluperouuIibfeii &eriiupfunq Gut
5irenna nnh Iicber hrlnlen 4rnnibeit rno
cnocn nit helu luoe. gSeiie glerjte bereiuiucn
euf1de Seiimlc I'M auf bic berffieocncn
Suniiioncit 81 pricn bic goreH ;u affnen
Ier'topinugeu 81 eriiernrn. hns 1lut III reint,
pen mn oie Seinnobcit ipteoer 6erjuitencn
Ele ebrlpfroiQen Ddnde bnbcn in ner 4niur
9nGcn. bic onnt nib ole 9ieren aeinn6efl int
Der NrnnIbrt hen 9iririii Bn luebten uno iir
oieell Nebnf iillo Ct 2,ernnro ardnierpinen
nnilberirpfeii. Sir 70 eeHis bfi slpotbetetH
81 baben (,glolfi5rJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
&unnter Y 8efer,
Gcntidcs SaEf- nnb @cdiciscid)aft
26 Suntl-Strafc,

Wits mn HCrfullf bon Ificn INTO Shiiadtio'
nen 9Scbfcl nno Grcoitbricic uuf nIle bnlIpt.
tactIiden Stdhic Guropd's Nn. uno %criGut
irenlhcr eScIbiuriclt, ioiuc glnsfcrii9ulle bon
WnlImnbteH. ScbiiisiGrtcn BON NH nab Ncniltb'
laiih (Ipri27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

uCIWlull(ll It!INI, uub ulS tlll Dtl7
6Cn Der 9ldhn4 un0 81 Gbrcn lcinc0
@lnOrntrna OiCie &criummIrnA iih
pcrtoQc bis mor0cu WiittoN II llbr. "
l}nhOcm 0ic Ncitbliliic pCrlccn luu.
rem, ipl1tcu Nciialla Qcmonltrutlos
ucn, lmo BON alien Scitcn urr0c ST..
Eorfcr Don tem-Dort Ncullcu. 9ll9
Midtcr Barter lid crbob, mllrOc lDnI
cine Suatiou OnrQcbrnd)t. Gr laAtG
cr b0ttc Truucr.Neihliiie iibCr Gy.
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tcrbrcitcn mollcu, ruclhc cr 00nn Der
las, ubcr ga bcrcita 0icabr}ilaIidJc 0ts
lhIiiiic Der Convention 5ur 9lnnab-
me uorQcIcAt ludrcn, nir0e CT Icinc
Hciolutiou nidt offcrtrcn, ion0crn
Gums 9lntrug mtcrItilben luoruIf
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toNlng bis EU6li llbr morAen Nit.
to1.
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mor cin bcrijfcnOca Nilo nit chua
1900 Fcrioncn Gic Bollcricu mn.
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nit Nuoc9- Slo0Ncn ocforirt.
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0iinlmaa -@c6et lprnf mo fcicrlid)e
StiIlc i'm mcitcn 9folme nit ocn
Wtcnld)cnmCcrc bcrrIdte, mur0e oaS
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nit blibnrti0cu auilCudten 6Ce greI.
lcn SdcjncS 5lrr pbotoaropbiI6en
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Scr Nouh, mCIhcr 6cnl ulflo6crnoen
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fen Der 9(nrcicn0cn, ln6 cS fchltc
niht uicl, 10 mare ser Fbotogrupb
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nubmc 0cr Sroucr.Wcldliiiic ucrpoQ.
lt0n0iAtcn oo5 bcutige Sagelperf Ger
WcnorsSitlmg.
NodiolQcno lit oaS Gonlite fir Ne.
ioIutioncn: Samuel 9lItihiiIer bon
,SIlinois; ,Sobn 6. 2omb. Snoianu;
&crrp SuIIipon, Soma; u. u. Sar,
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g. Grotbcrs, VtornIono; 8eorgc i.
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po1icn; ,5ronf q. Sibiimmona, Rbo-
(Tortictuna iicbe 9. Scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
8alt imDre & SbiD
Sanntass=Gr Grfuriioaem
0uu Baltimore.

81 S2.j0-Gnpberlnuo NIB 5urf.
Si.I0-2'crteieN SprianS nno 5nrif.
Si25-alarttne6urg uuo Snrid..
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Sonuian. ben II. 3uli Spcs
BnlsltA uCrdrEQjuuui RoUul.W Wabn'
bot 100 IRor9Cno. GdnlbcnsNubnf
buf 71O Mturgeltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Sepnrtcncnt fir GrsiCbnng.
g'Ircnu hes Experimentation fir bifcuiltdlcu
tntcrrtht.
NGc 81, nhiiIiI. iIiIh y MninM riic. .Mncmitc


"a IT more. g. Nuli 1908
GS miro Ucrmii bCOnnt QCmnht oub Ole
iolgcnocn &utunien III ben SbuIcn Baltimore 5
criitlrcn:
IN ocn SefunNdr 5tuICn
0dbere SnnbcrfhiIc: 49, Sine fir SCuiln
cine iitr Gbemie.
9tubcrocul cine fir crnlmcr}icuc Slider In.
tcrribi thCipCiic In Der b6bcrcu Nnub,uilbuc
ltcinucie in Der fpciiIihcn b0OcrCn 1ahiCr
ihulc III crtbclcH
%m Department fir iorpcrIj6C 9mobil6m0
in SlCmcHlur Shucu.
Giuc Eat1uj ais oiilf3 Supcrintcnoclu
IN &nrbcrctunps ShuIcn: Sine litr Gn0
liitb Minibcmuiit mn lS,icRih0tcIl
Gtuc fin GuGiih. 3eihucu NM Glcmcnlur
&licntdtcH Sine iiir Sucin nm MtnlDcmd=
tif sine iir Gupliih nm MinibcmutiT
gugiiuiiuucn non Ecbrcrl oic icpt i'm NuI'
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rcitbuun ul5 5uirtcocncucnocr VCpcS litr ole
NtidbiNlluQ iiir bic Spc5iuluuiNnbc nrtrnhict
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81 2luqut ciuAcrCilDi letil
Snl 9tuitruGe Der 2'cboroC
5nmcS ~. 9'nn 5idlr,
(1ultSQ) Superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
0emo6ra|i|(ju Acknowledgement.
Srat geitern p!annldbig 5uiamnlcr,
pie tempordren 25eon,ten.
Sranerbci6laic iber Glrbclano's Mblcben.
iiijc iiber Glrbclanb's Mblcben.

tcr ENrcr cH cinc Miulutiunn mrt nOdocm W por0cirn
nntcrlItt 1nnup Nntrag-1 Gpnucnt cine % 0uiitn
tiOns &rrammnus @pau 8 FIotiOrm wiro 9nnHbmc &C
Iangcn Gntcc crlcOiat AItc WNroc cbt - Gas Ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

SJ.0O--Scrr Enrt Wio,, unb 6uriid.
SurhgcbCnoe NnhmiitugoSiiBc am
iSrcitGg nIle Silge am Sumiag
uno SunHtuN; quito nu' allen
siipcn, Die Seer Edri ucrlunCn
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-01-22

If you have an article to buy
which you know little or nothing
about, and there is not a merchant
in your reach who you can call on
who knows that article, or no one
who you can write to that can buy
it for you who possesses a knowledge
of the goods, then we heartily, rec
ommend your purchasing of mail
order house.
In other words, if you want to
buy watch and you don't know a
matchmaker, or you do not know of
matchmaker who you can buy it Of
or through, you might as well buy
of mail order house. Should you
buy of one who is not matchmaker
you will probably get the same ar
ticle as came from the mail order
house and pay twice what the mail
order store would charge. The man
who is not a matchmaker knows
nothing about watch. He sells and
recommends what is sold and recon-
mended to him. He may be honest,
but he hasn't the knowledge neces-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-01-22
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

We see in the cambridge Search
Light that a new $4,000 Methodist
church will be built in place of the
one which was burned the day Griggs
and Roddenbery "jint debated in
that city.
We understand that announce
ments will come in a little brisker
after awhile. We hope the contest
ing candidates will all have nice
breezy ride and run for their
money.
Some say there was snow last
Friday night, while others contend
that it was big frost that was seen
next morning. Anyhow, everything
was covered with mantle of white.
Many Dawson people have been
confined to their homes the past
week or two with the grippe. The
ailment seems to have almost reached
the proportions of an epidemic.
For choice Cut Flowers of all
kinds for Receptions, Weddings, Fun
erals, etc, telephone, telegraph, or
write Idle Hour Nurseries, Macon,
Ga.
Sunday was the anniversary of
the birth of General R. E. Lee. The
banks of Dawson observed it Monday
by closing their places of business.
Ask those who have been using
Queen of Pantry flour how they like
it, Sold by T. o. Whitchard & Co.
Many of the citizens of the city
have been and are now swelled up.
The mumps is the cause.
1t is to your advantage to see
E. B. Durham & Co. before buying
your next buggy.
-Dont fail to see my new line of
jewelry and post cards. w. D..
Grubbs.
Candidates for the mayoralty
race next fall are already being
groomed.
Good accounts are wanted, pay
ably next fall. DR.. Hoyl, the Dentist.
Phone No. 16 for wood and
kindling chips. ]. A. Shields.
For Rent Two offices. Water
and lights. T. D. Lee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-01-22
NEEDLE BROKE OFF IN FOOT
Mr.. II E. Gurr Has Serious Accident,
NacaCC;to+in0 nm Onara+ion

Mr.. T.; E. Gurr Has Serious Accident,
Necessitating an Operation.
Mr.. T. E. Gurr of cambridge has
been confined at the home of his
brOther-in-law. Mr. w. Al McLain,
nearly a week suffering from an ac-
cident that necessitated a surgical
operation.
Several days ago Mr.. Gurr stepped
on a needle in his bedroom, the
needle entering the ball of his foot
and breaking off. Thursday an OPP
GRAFTON was performed and the bro
ken needle, which had penetrated
nearly through his foot between the
two bones, removed. Mr.. Gurr has
since suffered much pain and had
considerable fever, but yesterday he
seemed to be on the road to recov-
cry. He will probably be out again
in a few days.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-01-22
ADVISED TO BUY OF MAIL ORDER HOUSES
Only Best to Buy of Mail Orde
House Timely Talk to the Public

sary. Honest in intention and hon
est in fact are two things. We are
offered spurious articles time and
time again which we have to turn
down and let pass by. The travel
ing salesman may and may not know
what he is selling. Often he does
not; so it is absolutely necessary for
the dealer to know in order to sell
honest goods. A Waltham or Elgin
movement that won't run or keep
time isn't worth any more to you
than any other make A twenty
year. case that only wears six
months is a twenty year" case in
name only.
There isn't an article in the jew
elry line that can be honestly sold
by a man who cannot test and pass
Judgment of his own knowledge.
Start the year right and buy OF
Adams Jewery Store any article you
need in their line.
Don't take the risk of loosing your
eyes, or go around with half sight
when we can insure safety and good
sight by fitting your glasses.
ADAMS JEWELRY STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-01-22
MOVING PICTURES.

Messrs. John r. and w. S. Muir
ply of Jefferson county, half broth
ers of Mayor Nasworthy, arrived
Sunday and were present at the lat
ter's funeral
Mrs. T. H. Pickett left Tuesday for
Albany to visit her son, Mr.. Smith
Pickett. She will go from there to
Albuquerque, New Mexico, to visit
her daughter, Miss Ruby.
Miss Bessie Fouche, who has been
visiting relatives here for some time,
has returned to her home in Nc
Donough.
Mrs. w. A. Davidson, after spend
ing several weeks in cambridge with
her parents, returned home Friday
Hon. o. B. Stevens, after spend
! ing several days in Dawson, returned
to Atlanta Monday night
Miss Annie Lou WEBB of Sumter
City is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. L. McLendon.
Mrs NJ. ]. James of Griffin is a
visitor at the home of her sister,
Mrs. M. ]. leomans.
Mrs E. E. Dekle of Valdosta is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Melton.
Mr. William Barnes has returned
from pleasant visit to Meriwether
county.
Miss Maud WilkersOn of Cusseta
is visiting Mrs. J. T. Raglan.
Colonel Dick Terry of Cuthbert
was here Monday.