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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
EXCURSION TO TYBEE JULY 8
Central Will Give "a Rate of $3.50
For the Round Trip.

The train will pass Dawson at
9:31 p. m. July 9Th for Tybee.
Round trip rate from Dawson $3.50;
final return limit July 18th. For
sleeping car reservations or other de-
sired information call on or address
Mr.. L. w, Keith, T. P. A., Albany,
Ga, or d. Finn, agent, Dawson.
Join the crowd; go to "Tybee by the
Sea-" and be refreshed and invigor-
ated by the glorious ocean breezes
and surf bathing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
sIxTY-FOUR WOULD TEACH.
An Unusually Large Number APP
peared for Examination.

The annual examination of appli-
cants for license to teach in the pub
lie schools of Terrell county was con-
Quoted in Dawson by Commissioner
Wilkinson on Friday and Saturday.
An unusually large number, per-
haps the largest ever known, appear
ed for the purpose of undergoing ex-
amination-a total of sixty-eight in
all. Of this number 40 were whites,
but four of them dropped out after
the first day, leaving So. The num-
Der of negro applicants who took the
examination was 28.
Commissioner Wilkinson is now
grading the examination papers, and
will report the result to the county
board of education in a few days.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
ATHENS AWAKE, DAWSON MODS
The Classic City Will Build Big
Cotton Mill.

Messrs. ]. w. Ingle and j. T. Jor-
dan of Athens will within the next
ten days begin the work of erecting
a $4,000 cotton mill in Athens. The
machinery has been purchased, the
land has been bought and a number
of operatives houses have already
been built. The new mill will be
ready for operation by October list.
1t will give employment to seventy
five hands, and will be a 5000 spin
die mill
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
McKay's Man viii Come Early.

The many friends of Mr.. o. c..
Adams will be glad to hear that he
is to call on them this season at an
early date with the line of samples
from Albert Mckay, maker of men s
clothes. This line is thoroughly well
known throughout the state as be-
ing high grade and up-to-date.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
Sent the Ambulance for 1t.

DIR. A. f. Weathers' machine
baked somewhere below Dover We'd
nesday evening, and Thursday morn
ing bright and early the doctor
came into town driving an old gray
horse. The machine was brought in
Sun.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

The first sweet potatoes of the sea-
son are reported by Mr.. Jim P. Gull
pepper, one of the clever citizens
who lives just beyond the northern
limits of the city. He has tubers
now from vines planted a month and
a half ago that are large enough for
table use, a specimen of which was
laid upon our sanctum table.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
A Note From Mr.. Clay.

Editor of The News: Owing to
my continued affection l can't be at
my business regularly until am bet
ter, but my friends and customers
can find Carl Smith there to attend
to their wants. Amy courtesies ex-
tended him will be greatly appre-
ciated by me. Respectfully,
JOE S. CLAY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
Wants Law for Compulsory Education
and to Prohibit Women Using Snuff

Besides the several measures of
his own that Senator J. R. Irwin
has promised the people to urge
before the general assembly during
the coming session of that body
he is being appealed to by peo-
pie outside of this district to interest
himself in behalf of other general
laws of interest and importance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
FIRE IN THE COUNTRY.
Dwelling on Mrs. Grimes Place Near
Graves DESTROYED.

VI WE AINoNE OJ NN'
The dwelling occupied by Mr.. w.
A. Norman on Mrs. ]. P. Grimes
farm, near Graves, was destroyed by
fire early Sunday night. The fire
caught in the kitchen, and the
flames had gained such Roadway
when discovered that they could not
be controlled.
Mrs. Grimes loss is estimated at
about $1,000, and she had no insur-
ance.
Mr.. Norman lost some of his
household effects and the contents
of the smokehouse, which was also
burned. His loss is perhaps $3.50,
and he also had no insurance
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

BABY CAPS? Yes, we have
a beautiful line Of Baby Caps at
prices to suit all. 4oc to soc val
ues at 25c, and soc to 75c values
for 48c,s THE EMPIRE STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

There came in his mail the other day
the following from gentleman Of
Butler:
BUTLER, Ca, June Is, 1909
SenatOr-elect j. R. Irwin, Dawson,
Ga.-Dear Senator-elect: You ought
to propose compulsory education
and work hard against the use by
women of snuff. j. r. MORFETT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
Personals From the shellman Sun

Mrs. Minter, who is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Lowe, visited friends
in Dawson day or two this week.
Mrs. Stocker of Americas visited
Mrs. M. S. Watts in Shellman this
week. She left yesterday for home,
stopping over in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
D. D. HALL WAS ARRESTED
LEE COUNTY MAN WAS CHARGED
WITH COMPLETELY IN OIL
VER'S OPERATIONS.

The cambridge Post tells of the
arrest of Mr.. D. D. Hall of Lees
burg, who has for many years been
treasurer of Lee county and promi-
nent citizen of this section, for al
legged connection with A. D. divers
bank failure at~Climax.
Mr.. D. D. Hall, father of Cashier
Hall of the defunct Climax bank,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for
completely in the Oliver matter. Mr..
Hall has been here attending the
trial of his son, and evidence devel-
oping in the trial of his son caused
his arrest and his being placed under
bond. These cases are being very
closely watched, and all the develop
ments will bring forth some inter-
esting facts"
Halls Son Was Cashier.
A son of Mr.. Hall was cashier of
the Climax bank and, like Oliver,
has been having troubles of HIS own
since the recent sensational develop
ments. The cambridge paper in the
same issue in which it noted the ell
der Halls arrest said of the young
man:
Cashier Hall of the defunct
Bank of Climax has been in the city
several days this week trying to ar
range his affairs. This young man
several weeks ago asked the public
to withhold their judgment until he
could make a showing.
Hall will never be able to make
the people of this section believe him
guiltless, and it will take strong
work to make them think that he is
less guilty than Oliver.
''The Abel News makes the state
ment that Hall was in that city on
! Thursday before the attempted es-
cape trying to cash check for ST.
| 600, which looks bad for him. The
people of Climax have decided that
Halls completely made divers oper-
ations possible, and for this reason
they are not willing to be charitable.
1.-THE hearing of his case will
doubtless bring forth something that
will show that Hall is a weak tool of
wise guy or bigger rascal than
the principal in the case. The only
question involved in the case at all
is whether or not he was a willing
or an unwilling tool or an accessory
of Oliver"
Both of the Halls Released.
The Albany Herald says that Mr.
D. D. Hall telephoned from Balm
bridge Saturday that he had been
released.
Mr.. Hall stated that he was first
arrested on a warrant which was
subsequently withdrawn by the party
who swore it out. Later another
warrant was issued, and under it Mr..
Hall was given a commitment trial.
The case was heard on its merits
yesterday and was dismissed, Mr..
Hall being at once discharged.
Mr.. Hall stated that his son, Cash
Ter Carlos Hall, of the Climax Bank,
had also been cleared of the charges
lodged against him. 1t was to be
present at the hearing of Carlos
Halls case that his father went to
cambridge.
Both the Halls, father and son,
have many friends throughout this
section who will be sincerely graft
fed by the turn of events in their
case.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
THE COUNTY UNION.
Next Meeting Will Be Held With the
Graves Local.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Farmers Union of Terrell coun-
ty will be held on Thursday of next
Week, July 1, with the Graves 30
cal"
President Ferguson and Secretary
Smith are DESTROYS that every local
Union be we'll represented, and as
many Union men generally be pres
ent as possible, as matters of inter-
est will be discussed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23
Shipping Oats by the Carload.

The Shellman Sun reports that
DR.. w. R. Terry, who harvested a
record-breaking crop, is shipping
oats by the carload. He sent 1000
bushels to a Columbus firm, and still
has more to dispose of.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

JUST RECEIVED-A big lot
of children's barefoot Sandals,
prices guaranteed, at The Empire
Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

If you want good tea try Royal
Scarlet, especially blended for ice tea.
Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

Try sack of Merry Widow" self
rising -four. Every sack guaranteed.
Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-23

Our weekly shipment OF hams and
bacon assure you of fresh stock if
you order from us. Wall Bros.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Sta aiblanb, @is., meooeles peo
pribat 5elegram al Ste Sonuor, at
Sobn Mattion, en- Slime fra Calumet,
Deicb., for nogle faa Gage iioen er of-
gaaet beo 9poen iom 5elge al en-
&ipriels=l1lptfe pes eagle @iper, isis.
San bobbe for nplig fjpbt 2ono al
g.. S. Sanborn 2an6fompagni Of
Mlblano UNDER Ell 8lan al $40 mod,
neo1ig Mfbetnling, mes Ell 2ipsfor-
iifrings-&laulul / &ontraften, ifglgc
l1ilfen 6yurtren, / 9ilfel6e al at
ba1ts De0 maotte inotraffe in6en Sen
fl1loet Gum bar inobetaIt, itrafs if1,l-
oe opergao til Mrpingerne uoen nogen
Jorpligtelie for oem til at i16betale
&eiten al &ipbeiummen, bperfen belt
cller belpts. Mattion flptteoe meo
lin 6nnrilie og 8obope til eft &ipet;
men UNDER &iprslen al bette lgb Tor-
lpanoet lpbit, og Wattion blep jlpnget
no al Gognen. 2anofompagnict orog
Smlorg for, at ian bleb fprt til ct
3oipital / Saflano, men bon bapoe
liot tnoben6ige 8eifaoigelier og osbe
troos Den melt olnbpggelige 29gebe-
ba1oling, bporefter bans Sig fgrtes
til Gagle &iber for at iorbfeites ser.
Mrs. Mattlon, ser er @o6er til 5
@srn, ale UNDER Z MorS Moeren,
Ter fig INF Iom @ier al sen 80 Mcres
6orm frit og fpit. SUIT poatenfer
imi6lertio at bragg tilbage til Golu<
met, og aon1pa9niet bar oo tilbuot
benoe 1900 Dbll. for benoes sSS1,ter-
este ben gie,oont, paa bpilfen ben-
oes abode @,lsbonb fltn tit ne6betolt
oct ferite Nforag al 10 Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Il 6tiIlingen 1917 a..
uoittlltngsfomiteen bar orgftet for
1fielltge> 5pergsmaal b~eofommer6e
noitillingen og oerunoer nopnlig
SpergSmaale ON neutrality-suspicious..
&omiteen fanot enitmmig, at @riitio=
nto &omnunes @ienoom Grogner
maatfe foretrnffeS, ioet Sen / fortrin=
Zig @rao bil6e egne fig til uoftiI-
1ingSpla6S, nnar ben maritime Sci
at uoittllingen gapes &loos peo 6ior=
ben meo let M6gang til &obeouoitiI-
lingen. Sc pi6ere EIaner og Budget
onerilag oil oerfor %ubnrbei6es un6er
5ornoigtning at, at 1bitillingens
8la6S bliper paa nepnte gien6om.
S Statsraa6et II. Decbr. beilut=
teoeS at foreilaa Stortinget at bepilge
$4,000 Ser. til Be forbere6en6e Mr-
bet6er til Mfboloelie al en- Uplifting
/ &riitiania 1914 pao 8etingelie al
at ct tiliparenoe 8eleb tilpeiebringes
poa anoen Maaoe. Sorilaget tager
lite en6eligts Stan6punft til Spgrgs,
maalet om l16itillingens @ammer, 6o
bet Tan bore niiffert, / bpilfen To-
itrafning 1oitillingen fan paaregte
9il1l1tning fra Nabolnn6ere, 81. a.
paa @run6 af ben l16itilling, ON bpis
Mfboloelie 8isbenbaDn 1918 Der er
Ylnner oppe. uanfet bporIeoes bet bill
goa bernteo, timber Goriloget, at Sen
1orffe fulfilling ber isges afbolbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
Scr er inoen spipl ON,

at Mge11ter / Dor Sio mere emo nogen
an6en fan ifabe Jig en- uomerfet 6or-
tieneite, 11aar Sc Blot bar ben rette
cling at frembiie for oeres &nn6er.
Dette CT tmiolerti6 longtfra altio
Silfeloet, og ntangen ulpffeltg Mgent
gaar fra 9gr til 9er forbonole1loe
en- Gare, lom maalfe fan bore goo
NOT Jig ielp> mr. iom Blot fife beii6-
Der oct / oenne Sterling enc forneone:
at ilaa an Dos @r1roen peo fgrite Die
TAFT. On iaaoan ggenffab beii66er
imiolerti6 De al EbomosM a n IL
factnrtn g 60. forbanole6e pa
tentere6e @ienltanbe, bporiblan6t iar=
Zig ifal 1,Gp11es Ell patenteret Cats %
ct @ibffen=5et paa ipp 5tpffer; bisie
Sager fal6er itrafs &un6en / 9ine~
ne peo 6eres ube1trtoelige Mptte %
Acknowledged, ia l1un6bGrligbeo i
|dbbert Stem, og Set ifal life tage ielp
l1dpe6e Mgenter ret mango Minutter
at faa oenne 8are afiat. Ser er flor
Gortieneite be6 Obertagelien al Mgen-
turet for oisie, og man fan paa gan=
ife foa elmer tiene lo1tgt ODER en- 116=
merfet 9oglpn pe6 at forban6le Dis
ie. 6or nern1ere OplDsninger / iaa
@enieenoe til Tbomos Mfg. Co.,
Some 8lbg., 9opton. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
Hporleoes er oette?

81 tttbpbeS ct bnnsrsbe Dollars Belennins fr .tbpsr
,1tfelos at %Sotatrb, Der Tire tan be.brepss per Hair
CaaArrh Cure.
$ s.gbeuep & Co.. ei.re, aol.bo, s
81 ano erteaneft bar .'enbt 3. 5. Gbeuep / be ftre
Lar % tror, pla er alreles babtrltq t QUE Jerreintna
1ransatttoner cs f%iuancielt ! stano til at opiyibs e.
@eIt& Lvuat. @boleioie @rus9iits, folebo, 6
m1totnJ .Rtnnan & W nrpiu.
@poie,ate Dru9atfts. Eoieeo. ..
Halrs catarrh Cure taaes %tnbuenbig % ptrtsr bt
sets pea Dlobet o. Gpheuaets SltubtnSer. DrtS Is
8Iaite. Sqtses,a al que Hpottetere. Btbnssbpst ftt
1alpp Family Pills &c Sc ttbae. @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
.llDes nin6re Nlotiitaa9 Sbeftao Di

me 'l'it1ore NOtitau9 Sbeitao gi-
fftrift.
Nltsi alt er BET ttlpirfdoe @bantum
9attoelsbare for belle 2anbet 372,-
BOB 9gnoer SebiiI6 mob 5000
lfior og $4,000 / 1906. Snbeperen-
be spfon itaar bel 100000 sgn6er
UNDER BET iibite CODE Mar 1904, 90
5angiten ,peo ahlutningen uogioroe
.481 200 9gnoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

sssa;asaAaa
> norge. =
M
81 b SiIbeefsp ri 0 + :
t E I ii i n q. Gn 5iloeefsportfor-
retning meb en- Mttiefapital paa 25,~
600 Rroner er 1tartet ! &a1geiuno.
5tosr @ap4e. @eneralfoniul
MS. 2angaaro i @riitiania bar ifslge
Ieitamente ifiGntet 100000 SET. til ct
&enlionsfono for 5unfttonerer %
Mrbeioere / bans Tabriter.
MIoer 5 0 M 3 II ie m 0 r
5igmenb. Sre6rifsftao SIP
manosforening bar %-enltemmig bellut-
tet, at oens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nto=
ler jfol anpenoes til Dprettelie al ct
Mloeroomsbiem for 5ieman6 Der |
9Den.
smut 81 + t eruo e +
Set melbes fra Mur6al at
set beo 0b6uftionen qf Smut 8reite-
ruos Sig er brogt pau bet rene, at
ban er if11ot, og at Ser iaaleoes fores
ligger ct Mor6. San bap6e aoittl<
lige &engers paa fig, % ban orog til
Seteren. Sen Mrreitereoe, Sacob
5miegaqr6en, pefsIet to Semtifrone=
Teller bos en- 2un6banoler ! @tneoa-
len fort efter. &eiultatet al Gor-
bgret bemeligbolbes fremoeles.
&onu III SARAH Slacb=
Ell. / &rtittania ct afguat ne6 81
Sen, So Mar gammel. Mf0goe brep /
Ell Morreffe en- omtattenbe 8eorift
iom Sftbsreoer / lin 8p6ebp @ft1n-
itab, bpor ban itifet @rtm1ta 6rogt=
as STRENGTHENING og DampifibsaSlu-
ranceforeningen uNora". &an bar
Meolem al @eprelentunt1fabet for
9sorlfe @eritos og bettes Sefreter.
Otter at bape omlagt lin 8eorift fra
Sell til Camp, f1pttet ban / 1900
6orretningen til @riitiania. &an por
en- al Stifterne al Moroiif Sfibsre6er<
forening % Me6lem at 6ennes nor=
jfe 8ejtDrelie.
Direftpr ears 5man=
itrpm, ser / &%ri1ttanta foreftaor
sen norife Mfoeling al oct @ploen~
bal-Mor6iife Gorlag, feireoe forle=
ben tit IS MarS Subile1lm og bar.
for megen Sploeit al norife
6orfattere og &olleger. @panitrem,
Der er feot / 9lterggtlan6 / @perige,
fipbte iammen meo Or. phil. ST. g..
&nuot5on 4iebenbapn / 1892 Cant
mlermepers 6orlog / @riitiania. 6or
tire Mar ii6en blep ian Meooireftgr /
@ploen6anife 8o9banoels norite Mf-
beling, bpor ban u6eluffenbe bar bapt
meo be norife Gorfattere at. giere.
Smanitrem er iiGloen afbolot al Dem,
iom ban orbeioer lammen me6. Sons
bebagelige 8eien, bans greie og IL
gefremme neutrality-suspicious. far
lifret bam en- flor Hopularitet blanot
6orfutterne.
5teens 8p t e. 4f1lerin=
gen al Statsminiiter Stens @pfte
foregif Sis. Gecbr. / 8or 6reliers
@raplun6. 9ilite6e par @egierm=
gems Meolemmer % Here onbre
fienote M9nb, Steens Gamilie %
mango andre. Stu6entiangerne iane
~george, Morge", og Statsminiiter 9.
@nuoien bol6t @filbringstalen. So
bannes Steen babbe beret en- al De
centrole Sfiffelier / ben iibite Men-
neifealoerS polittife 2tp / Morge. San
bar 9enofrot at ful6t &ierte og peo=
Heb at bore oct bele 2tpet no. San
par en- belitebt ACKNOWLEDGED og pil
itaa baaoe for pl6re og pngre iom ct
lpien6e .@fsempel poo &arafterfaitbeo
og Sroifab MOB Soeolerne. @tots-
raa6 Mrabamien taffet be Sremneo=
tie paa SamiIiens @egne.
II oiti1ling en 191 4.
uoiillingsfomiteen bar 6reftet for
ltiellige 5pprgsmaal b%e6fommenoe
noitiningen og oerunber nopnliq
Spergsmaale ON neutrality-suspicious.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

sfibs . We1.
/ I 9. Otter Jorlboenoe e. Der HIa.
|'ter oppe ON ct gamarbeioe nneIIem
nor1te % ipenife gfibe 9fibSfarten
paa Nerifo. sanoipnIigpis bill ct
lbet1if Selifab meo 5poe / @gteborg'
tor1l1te til at ieile ialnnten me6 Ben
11orite, Merifo=@utes Sfibe.
y ergens 30 + oD + t.
n tngsorening. S 2ebt al De
Y Nar oenne Screening far paret !
8trfiombe6, er ser peo oens Iora,1=
italtni1g opoprfet omfring 30,85O
Ar MDr, ct Mreal iparenoe til on1=
trent so miooeIsfore getlanosgaar-
DC: Oct iamIcoe Opoprfningsarbeioe
er beregnet til ontfring Ell fpart MiI=
lion &roner. eiocn 1898 bar Sore
nt,1gen oppebaoret 5tatsbiorag.
Hb orrenbeo 5. S Grinuurer-
logens Safe iaronobjem affpreoe for
forleoen en- Sergent 2eim ct 5fuo
mob en- ftp. 8anfasfitent 6aber, iom
ranrmeoes / &inoet. Otter at bore
forefebig forbrnoet al Ell 2ege, er
Saber beorbret inoIagt paa Spgebu-
let. Sci er life lyffeoes at finoc
&11glen. 2eim crflerer, at ban intet
&%ienoifab babe til, at M%epolpercr
bar loot. San bap6e faat Sen til
6orering at en- @omerat, iom bap6e
pitt oen frem for bon tilligemeo nogle
Batroner, iom fan bapoe / geitelom<
men. 9a 2eim life ni6ite, at Ser
bar noget Stub / &epolperen, bap6e
ban life pilt no9eu 5oriigtigbeo mco
Sen.
@ener>aI 9agerup $50.
@eneralmaior @enrit Steffens Sage
rnp ofgif Is. 9ecbr. pluo1elig beo
Deoen at &iartdlag UNDER 9elta9el=
len / Observation-Disclosures r8ra~
ge"S &eprgi entantifab. San bar So
Mar gommeI. San far beret Gbef
for &aballeriet 1iben 1900 og ifnl6e
tpaar bore gaat al for Aloersgren-
fen, men blep paa Mnmooning itaa=
enoe in6til bioere. Gpr fin ubnap=
nellie til General bapoe 4agerup i 10
Mar pqret Sberit; iom iaa6an bar
ban @bef for Oct Gronobiemife @abaI-
leriforps, Splan6lfe % MfersbusFe.
8eo flere Opbolo i l16lanoet bopbe
Mfopoe erbperpet Jig en- omfotteuoe
miltter l1ooannelie lie. Som Gbef for
Splonoife &apalleriforps fog ban fig
meo flor Sper at Nrbeioet for at for
be6re &orpiets @toblisiementer paa
@aroermoen. @agerup bar en- trent
ragenoe oDgtig officer og ofbolot /
btoe &reoie for lit ellfpGroige % nll,l1=
tire 8p1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Stlfertern e. 8. 10. 9ecbr.
ifribes: Set ln11ge perteoe 5toriilo=
fife er I'LL en6clig begDnot poa Noro=
ueittpiten paa Sitra11= og 6m1lenbo=
pct. Sen fgrite iterre 6angit blep
giort / Slutniugen al forrige l1ge,
Ga 0ampifibene % >Motorfutterne
tom in0 til &riltionsiuno mes l1obpt=
tie paa opth $50 MaoI for be belbig=
1te Surtgier. &paliteten bar gpo og
6e opnaae6e Hriler a6ifiIlig bpiere,
eno mar lfulbe bape pentet efer ST.
items lape &ris1,oteringer pao Siloen.
6or Den fer1te Bare betaltes iaalebes
optil 20 &roner pr. Maal. = S IN
oeperenoe uge bar Giifet bnret fort
Tat me6 meget eoot @eiiltat; SiIoen
la6er til at bore fomntet / 1tore
MGng6er og 8etrct far boQbt fig gum
itigt ioa 6iiterflaaoen til Staoigbeo
bar funnel. bore u6e. Sc lterite
Sangiter pr. Gortet bar / 2pbet al
oenne l1ge naaet op til 300 Maal,
bpao Ser r1aa beteenes lom ct uieo@
banlig rigt l1obptte. 8riierne CT ielp=
fplgeltg iunfet aoifillig, men er oog
fremoeles meget regningsiparenoe.
@eo forrige llgeS Slutning bar ser
ialt opfiifet 7,100 Maal @toriilo,
bporaf $3.50 par ialtet og $3.50 iiet,
mems ontfrtng 400 Maol er forbrugt
bieme. Hna @r11no al 6iifets iene
8egpnoelie itaar set iamleoe @pa1=
tum enonu a6ifilltg tilbaee for Sc
forangaoen6e Seloners, iarltg 1905,
90 Tangittoontum paa oe11ne Sit BAT
oppe / oper 10000 MaaI. l1bligter-
ne er BOG for 9jebliffet iaa gobe, al
5orifiellen mellan S9ionernes 10.
bpHe forbaabentlig til blipe %,loiepnet
itipnt 10 oen foreitaaenbe Sllebelq
iom panIig bill meofsre fort Mfbrel
8cbriften. S 1907 Dar Ser poo
benne Si6 opflfet ct @pantnm pao
1880 oe / 1906 paa $4,000 Moal
Storiil6.
9e li0lte 1clegrammer ira Ge6.
iilofiitet, iom inoleber, efterat Meo-
oclelierne ON set iamlcoe @pantlm1
er oflnttet, piier for iioltc ltge e1
minore Dpiui,,g / 5iifct. Ger ct be1
ltolgbet al neutrality-suspicious.
itangt 5000 ggnber Smaaiilb, SCI
afiattes til en- Yris al 8 8roner pr.
Maal % besroen optaget 1000 &os=
ler @arniil6 af itsrre NGrfer. S
Gromsg glmt er set tilpirfebe &pan=
tum eget meo ct Yar 9nien Gsnber,
Der ifDloes ct goot @arnfife, % 'enbel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

d III e + u / le l, IN.
.25 Mars S1,bileum iom &palfanger
fan ioar feires at 8eitprer 8. Sgren-
len, &iple, @etere. San begDn6te
poa Spen 5opns Self / Sinmnrfen
beo &aptein 2aurit5 8ergs @palfan=
g%erftotion. Denne blep ienere oper=
flpttet til ssslano, bpor ST.. serenien
bar le6d Opiattelien al De to al S.
lambs melt moberne MnlRg for SDal=
fangit. De ii6ite 8ar Nar bar ban
meitret Miefior6s @palfangeri.
af De Gl1ienoer al Mrbeioere ST..
|Sgrenien bar bapt at Ieoe, er ban me-
get hfbol6t, ligeiom ban er bel fienot
blan6t ollie, iom er interesieret / &pal-
fangit. Men lin LANCE @rfaring /
8rancben bar ban formaaet at faa
fine &balprooufter goot inborbeioet
paa Marfebet. S fin &iembpgb ct
ST.. Sgrenien en- benDttet Mano /
Rom,nanen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
dVladkAAdkN d VkVAVdYdNNAlI 2A -
: > norge. . !
sqaAhss
81 b SiIbeefspo TT +
t e I ii i n g. gn SiloeefSportfor.
retninq meo en- Mftietapitol pao 20,
600 Rroner er itartet ! 9al1geiuno.

5tor Gaze. @eneralfoniul
MS. 2ongaaro i @riitiania bar ifblge
Eeltamente ifiantet 100000 SET. til ct
&enlionsfono for 5unftionGrer %
Mrbeibere / bans Sabriter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-21
WANTED.

OLD Want to buy colIec-
tons or accumulafions OF old can
celied postage stamps. How many
have you and what do you want for
them. Address Stamps, care Gate
City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-21
PosToFFcE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Beginning tonight, Monday, Decem-
Der 10th and continuing through the
week, the general delivery and stamp
window will be open until eight
O'Clock. Monday and Tuesday the re-
gistry window will be open until six
o'clock: Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday until eight o'clock.
S. W. MoOREHEAD, p. III.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-11
Artificial Teeth

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kind that look natural and fit
perfectly. Guaranteed in every
respect. Your bad teeth can be
extracted absolutely withou, pain
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DR.. FarnSWOrth,
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Hours y 10 IL AN, " 5 Pm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-11
! January list, 1909. was at I
4 Per Cent.

Dividends are declared twice n year. viz;
~ Of the first days Of January and July,
according TO law.
All dividends not withdrawn will h. added
10 the principal and draw interest as new
deposits. whether bank book Il presented
or not.
Deposits made ON or before the NTH day
OF any month draw interest from the nrst
dny Of That month.