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- q. 5. Neis bar fisbt 5rcorif
SbompionS SuS paa 0ortb 9Iia
Street.
- ". 81. Sbune / 9~Ieaiant lrup.
miitebe Manoag 0at en- pproiiuIo
Set peo S%pnneoiIa9.
- goparo j. StobborS og @eiis
@fiaie 9uctnea blep GHsSog aften
pgteoie0e Der | gpeu.
-9iiis 0ora Sutton ira ailbouru,
@is., beieger iortioen lin auiiue,
Dirs. :. 2imepolO.
giiis Spneua SOSieuOabl ira
SisbIanooiGe reiite @auoog til Gbi.
cage, bnor bun agter al ihloere Mu.
fit.
Wrs. aobolc, Der en- Sio bar
telsat fin Snfel, 2sitnnnt 3. u. I'm.
berion, iiItraaote 9irSbog 9leiien til.
boec iii fit Siem | Saserman, SOobo.
- Senrp Ieis reiite @tanSns til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Gu FMS SrcmtiS for Srrum.

Che @mcricon-S z scandinavian,
6et | Sppfnne, &oib., uo0ione, pel
reSisercNc og flot ubitpreoe Wao.
nebSifrift, iremtrpScr for Sui % Nh.
quit / AnIeOrina Of aIaifa, 9ufons
9ocific llbitilingen / Seattle %
GprbmpnSeues % Spenifernes frcm-
trpbenbe 9eltueeIie oenre meb folio.
rerebe Soriioebiaeber, fomponeret
meb ipecielt Senblif paa RorgeS %
Soeriges 8 a c peo llbitiuiueen %
me6 itGrf SrembGneIie al De uotio.
mole Spmboler. 9e uomprfeoe Seg.
ringer er u0ierte al GboS. Ibi!,
Serpm, Son al 0tr. % Mrs. s. &.
Scrom / 9ecorab. Den unee 0taub,
Tom MI er boiat ! Spofaue, bar ! So.
bet Of De fnn Woareoer, ban bar Dor.
ret oeruoe, benleOet SpnRrfiombeben
paa ia iom en- f~sriteflasie5 CONNER.
cinI a%rtiit" og bar en- Ip$ Sremtib for
'ig ! bette 6ag, buori ban forsprig
aQereoe for lere aar iiOen begunote
Of 9iere iig benlrrtet pco fine iortrin.
Iiee Smilag8teguinger for rogIe al
SnnoetS beoit fieuSte Siositrifter.
"Americau Scnn0inaoiau" inbeboI.
Der ! III Gugu'nummer Ell meget
imiareuOe SnltaIe al Mr. Serom,
lebio8et az bans Gortrpt, OF fQrlto.
Tiger, OF ban oil gisre en- brilliant
aarriere. Oct oil eIRoe bans % ia.
miliens taIrige @cuner Der megct a,
erfare, at oct pan ioa fort Sio er Inf.
feoeS BAN al rinbe ina uoelt aner.
fienbeIie Tor tit arbeiOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Iind,ut.S aGingcr NfiGrcn. Otter

bpoo ct Telegram fro 8aIbington
unber Tato Abe Septembcr peo
at berette, err Der one Segn til, at Def
er lpffeocs YrGiioeut Gait at iio'
ippne llgreien melem Srorenlini'ter
@aQinger % SoritmeIter Sindot.
Suoroon bette cgentIig er gaoet for
Ii9, er man enonu life ganIfe pan bet
rene nteo, men Get laOer til, at Tr9'
iioenten, paa famine Sib iom ban bar
gipet gaainaer i,rlo Spreisning, peo
en- caer anoen flsgtig Wonsore oglaa
bar ioritaaet at tilireosltiae Eind)ot
o. bans Senner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Scnam Wsimiwg Spnoteatc

hoIoer Iriiten uoi6rltot gooenoe, %
Weaen, til at uotoge 8ulOet meb, er
oaiao bIcpen iot igang, ioa Ser er go
Sc lloii9ter for, at Iroiit mart fan
uopinoes % glftier fomme | bei Scr.
81; men for mn / en- 6art at faa inc
Tenge nof til at uotage Hegieringens
Tatcnt paa be fleite al Be bproifuloe
Gicnoomme. iGlges cnOnu enoel af'
tier til Iop Tris, % De, iom fan glsre
@rug al benne 9obe Inlconing, ber
life uoiQtte, men u0en Spbolo til
ifripe
Seaan Niuing Spnbicote,
2t2 arcaoe 9log. Seattle, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
poIitif forbuot.

9(ae Superpiiors, iom anlGttes
pes ben ioreitaaenoe Solfetpaing,
ma iigc iia fuIoitnnoig los fra en-.
bier @eiatning meo ben aftipe RoIi'
tit, ON De enifer at bebolbe fine
Stiainaer. Geniusbireftsren bar
netop / oisie Sage laoet uOiteoe ct
@ariel berom til oae, iom er, eaer
bill bIi oniat / bisie Stiainger.
0ircftpren erflGrer, at oenne ge.
itemmelie bill bli baanobGoet paa bet
itrergeIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Wilnomfee, bpcr "ltn~oertafers" Den.
ne ltac bar bait fin aarlige 2onpcn.
tipn.
Miis Giffa Geaue reiite 0erbae
til minneapolis for at eienoptage
fine ShiSier peo M~inneiotas Timber.
fitct.
@iis Gina Sang, 9atter of
Wir. % gtrs. CD, $oiig, rciite I 2sr-
Tags til Goitulia, Soma, bpor bun
ifal boIoe SfoIe,
Sormanb Eaitor 8. 3. Bangs.
nrs preoifeSe Ssnbas Sormibbog |
Spnooefirfen / 2ecorab % ON Otter.
miSSagen / 2unoen neb Sbos. 2c.
bang.
Wisiionsieit boIoes ! SAUCES
@enigbeo / Canoe 5reoas ben t7oe
SS. Mutton opet 9pinoeioreningens
% unebomsforeningens Saser ON
GftermisSa9en. 8eiten bespnoes 81.
10 Sorm. Mioous ierperes gratis.
Mrs. aIireb @oIo fra Wabno.
men, Minneipta, fom SorSooes
BERTH for of tilbrinee roele Tiger |
@eIee hos fin 6ober, Sobn SnlSoaS
/ Waoiion Eoluuibip % andre SlGgt'
hinge og Gemrer.
@is'cS Gelie % CLARA glen,
Ggtre al Iroi % Mrs. gnen | Reo
@ing, reiite / Wonoags biem
efter ct 8 Tigers @eiea hos W'r. og
Mrs. 8. g. @ineaorb o9 andre
GIegtnin9e.
- Ben griction, Sen at Wr. og
Wrs. Sobu Gricfion, boenbe noroen-
for gper, bar iibite 2eroag uoiot for
ct lent llbelb her | 9pen, ioet ban
ialbt nreb lin Sicpcle pg brat i'm enc
glrm peo Glbuen.
Mrs. 2spoos tit / 2srbaas lit
enc Gen no al SEQ / anfelen oeo ct
llbeIo, mems bun bolot poa at bSIte
Srugtei al IF 9ebletrG. 2cftoren
Iiaer, at Ser or lloii9t til, at bun pil
maotte boloe fig belt roIig en- Naa'
neos Sib.
MrS. Gilbert Seslorp ira Sop'
uorb, @inn., err iortiben Per ! Be
isa hos fine SorGIore, Nr. % WrS.
Sans q. Gage. Samtioig fom og'
iao Irs. Cline GSie fra Sapmoro,
Minn., for at beisse Slegt % @en'
ner / 0ccorob % Smegn.
DIR. % AIRS. 81. 8. &iloe fonn
Onsbag tilboge ira ct. gaul, bpor
DC en- llges Sio bar beiegt SlG9t'
hinge unoer lloItiaingen. 0attereil
Mabcl blep tilbnge hos i'm Selter
Slorencc, iom or SpcrnurIe peo oct
oeru9renoe tpIf.lutb. Solpital.
Sronflin SampIon bar leiet
.Stiles &oteI og ouertog / SnSSngs
Sorretniugen. SIR. Sampion bar
Iom en- foriietig @anb Inn bnnoet Jig
for Ter Dtaaneoer, men bar 1orbe-
boIOt fig Get til at fornpe apntratten
Tor IGneere SID.
81. Hciib & Cons, Der iibite Ser'
Sao gftcn ilrlttcoe meb fin Sanoels'
fo%rrctuina her / @peu, bar | 2sbet al
oenue uae paffet og ierbt fine Sarer
I'll Mitdea, 2. Q, boor 6irmaet bar
Igiort 6crnnitultningcr til at nab1e
Sorretning. Wtr. Neiib % bans Ssn'
ner penter at bline iproige til at Tor
Ia6e gpen ioag Gorsoag).
Toitor co Wrs. u. Socobion
reiIte ioog til ut, Soreb, 8iS. boor
oe uil beieae 8oitorens 9amIe M.nis'
DeSer ser i Smegnen. Sou DeIidgcr
/ en- MttSiionsfeit I Gait @llie W,opnoS
poo Ssnoog. Gerira refer DC til
| SettlerforcningenS IarSmsoe
| Stouabton, % DC bill ogioa beIsge
Milpoufec, isr Sc fomer bicm iglen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
IurScnIfislSs GrpcSitiun.

grenlanbife Sanoels Camper CTS
peoit" anfom iorIeoen Dag til ais'
benbapn fra oct ipoIige 8renlano.
Smboro paa Tampercn meoful9te
Ieblemmerne al Noroenifislos
8renIonoserpeoition.
SfeIae ct til @oteborg iuolcbct
SeIeorom bar TorbenifirIos Grpc.
ton giennemfsrt lit Hrogrom. Or
petitioner, Der mebisrer p9roifulbe
Samlineer, err trGnst irem til Sno-
lcnosiien paa 4 Sfeber % bar fart
lagt SeIe at Srolanbet cg foretaaet
ltnoerisgeIier al Tlunternes Sormb
geioIfnineen o. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Tprmcmmc 9nfticilsrc. ct meeet

notabclt R~eiieislqe, beitaacnoe al
Sroiae @risbt, Rrins ausuit @tl'
belm al greiisien o9 Sertigen al
Sodien.G oburg.6 otba, bar ! Sns'
bags umboro / Suitifibet Zeppelin
oen 3oie" paa en- Ieiie ira Sranf.
furt til Iannbeim. Teiien forleb
meaet belbig. Tririen gratulereoe
@riabt biertelig meb bans uomer'
feoe Sppisning peo Berlin fcrlcoen.
@riabt oater iig after til Berlin for
at ioretoae npe Sppisningcr meo
i'm Slppemaifine,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
G%cnGnatun.S teucn.
s 4uguIt'

irumret al set befienote frantic 3ios'
ifrift ga Roture" iinoes ct Siaeoc
al 9eniingtpn.S tanen % Ell artifel
ON Sen, ifrepen al IeOaftsren Sean
GouI eafittc, ipm ofcepterer Gbcorieit
ON Stcncrs sggtbeo. Get irr | bet
belle l1o til, OF oernc Sten bar for
mooet at benlebe SpmGrfiombeoen
paa ia / pioe 9rebie, bnooe / Sro'
lano % llblanb, i9rlis, eftcr $. u.
Solonbs Soreorag / Chicago iiSite
Saar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

9ecDrab % Smegn.
Sen i6oe September 1909


Mrs. Scnnie :. Sauion Seoe SnS.
Sag / SoipitoIet | Ct. TouI efter Ell
Operation for @IinbtarmbetrnocIle,
fem bIcp ioretagct 3 Gage ioruS. nj.
nsne bIcp omtrent 26 aar eaurmeI.
Sun bar Setter al Wr. 90 Mrs. Geo.
9ucfmeper berof Spen, % for noget
orcr fem aar iiben bIep bun pgteoiet
I'll Senrp g. SoriprL Ssn az 8ager
Sobn 6. Sanion beriteos. De flo
itc TO @ar bar De boet ct. Baril.
Iinn. gfosoe eiterIaber iig Wano
iamt lin 6aoer, Geo. 3ucfmeper %
en- Ssiter Mrs. Map BLOOMFIELD Der
| 9pen. @esrnpelien foresif Serod9s
Gftermio0og 81. .. 4aitor 8iuett
fprretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Sorifieniet,

SanIf NlOerSomsbiem. Sor oct
me 9srnebicnt, iom Den oarife Sirfe
fol oprettc ueo S~anebpo, / N9rbeocn
al Spler, Miun., opferes MI en- gp9'
nina til ct SoItenoe al $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Spfturen Gtiffer Sopeoet inb
gettcpGreliet, bpor Ser iioeer nogIe
Satientcr): "Spem bar pentct
IGnait?"
S~frGSSercn (iom or fommet meo
en- Hesning): Set bar ieg Scftor.
Sea ipeoe Den 9resien til 9em for 3
Star iioen.A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Or. u. SiprntaS / minneapolis
bar | Oisie Gage fiebt fla ct oaffert
| Soiurp Sill Giitriftet paa
Guemre meIlcm Rount Gurue
% Douglas Glpe. Zen forriae Gicr
bar Mrs. eIiiabctb 9ouglas, %
&isbeiummen bar $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Wr. % Wrs. Q. q. Sees 9IbItc Ssn
GboIpb r. bIep Sirsoag Ggtepiet II
Mrs. amnlia Wfonipn berof &pen.
@ieIien ser forrettebes al 9ait. S y.
Sorriion, innot Steo ! grubens 6or.
GIbres Sienb % FIN De nprmelte
SIGgtringe 90 Senner bar til'teoe.
9rube5nrret tiItraaote itrar en- Srpl'
lupsreiie til SIGgtninge ! Wtinne.
iota % Horb 9afota.
9eoi SoSiun, DIR. % Mrs. Ears
Sosfums Son, Der for nogIe aar
fiben boebe Der | @peu % | mabel,
Rinn., bleo ben Soc Sept. | Wtinot,
g. Saf.. gift meo Miis gpa aatbc.
rine 0olrne fra SIorton, %. Gaf. DC
rpsifte bill iptte go / Slorton, bpor
SIR. 6osium er i gantforrctning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

SorSIfiGlu / Splaa. 6lere sanite
ltrrfc SororuitcIier iastto9es Ssn'
oae Tut i Blpmoutb, Soma, unocr
oen ItUrfc Storm. iom oa raIeoe pna
oe @anter. HpiteIierne bar iao itrrfe,
at mango al Suobusserne i 6or'
Ifrpffelie itprteoe no paa @aoernc
tiltrooS for set Iterfe SfpIoresii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
qrOiesiUr ssem Cfteoal / @iuue

opcliS fom iioite uae biem ira i'm CT
ropareiie. San bar uGret borte cd
IL @aoneoer. Get meite al sioei
tiI6ragte ban ! @rGfcnIono, bpor ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
svsseyri,sr i ioraisuise sa.r.
minn,apsIis prssnttmarres.

Scno "7ecorab.G Soften" til SlGgt
o. @enner | oct aamle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
|ftrffatte fine ernife Stioier % Torif.
ninger. Nna Siemreiien bar ban ct
Ear Naaneoer I Norge.

SantoS 1nmunt, Den bersmte
0uftifipper | Nnris, forbauieoe |
|9irsongS ale Soil af Jaget peb meo
en- meget Iiben 1Ippemaifine al en- ny
aonitriftion at iIpbe 55 MiI | 81.
men. Santos 9umont bar elers
life befattet iig meo MeropInner pna
l9ngere 9io. Himeligpis bar ban I
al Stilbeb prret beifiGftiget meo
Gonitriiftionen al ben npe Maiftne.
Stregct at Eeniiunsliitcn. Den
forbenpGrenoe SoIbnt | ben resi.
lore Mrme, Sobn 3. Garlp, Der |
IGneere Sib troeocs at Iibe af Spe.
baIifbeb, % iom bar tiGitaaet $72
ON Maaneben I Neniion. er, fom tib.
ligere mebSeIt. blepet ~uoffrepet Tom
belbrebet. Get bite FIG, at bet fun
par en- Suoipgbom, ban leo at. s
Manoaes er ban bIeoet itrsset af
Geniicnsliiten.
Goninl 0abe / Chicago, tiItraobte
iibite llge en- Heiie til Horge, men
fom life lGneerc emo til New Dorf.
Ser bIeo ban nemlig ing. % bet bite
fla. at ban Ieo al appendicitis, bpor.
for 09aerne fraraaoebe BAN at reiie
opcr Sopet, ba Der bar Sare for, at
en- Operation funbe blipe paafr9pet
~unocrpeis. &eaere emo at r~eiifere
bette, uoiattc Goniulen i'm Norsestur
os penbte tilbage iii Chicago.
Scrtngcn al gbrnSserne penbte /
2erbo9S tilbaee til Warieilles | SUB.
fraufrig fra fin Sinlalapa.G rpeoi-
ton og fiji Ell begeiitret W~obtogcIie.
San par itpIt al at babe iat M 9te.
forb | Sinbebcitigning / Simalapa.
Zen tibligere Geforb inbcbaubeS al
hen norife Stuoent Mubenion, iprn
flor bciteg Soppen al aa6ru, Der er
ppcr $4,000 500 oper Sapct. Ser
tiaen naaeoe berimoo, paa ct anoet
Steo, 24,S00 500 tilpeirs.
Gum ilcmt tilifabe. @onfier %
Statsienotor Marcis 2aurit5en |
SpIer, Minn., fom I Ssnoags ganife
a~Iporlig tilifabe peb ct llbelo meo
lin Mutomobil, ibet ban / Selge meo
Or. anubien oe Gbas. Iclion bar
poa 8ei til 9anfierernes 2anbSmehe
/ Chicago. Iutomobilen fanot al
Ell eQer anoen @runo paa at gisre ct
&umofait, og De ipprenoe bleu NOT
iaa polbIomt ilGngt neb | en- 8reft,
90 SOB orb. NelIon table gepiolt.
beoen oa bleo braat tilbage til Spler.
Or. anuoien Hap mcO SfrGffen.
STR. 2aurit5et berimpb blep nof ioa
ilbc mehiaren. Otter at bare unber.
faItet Jig 29gcbebonoling ipntes ban
opa life, at bon bar pprre. enb at
ban funoe reiie til Chicago paa
Scrnbonen, pg ban fom ogiaa lpffe.
lig og bel frcm, men cfterat pGre
fomnet oernep blep ban pGrre og
muotte relic biem igieu ben npIte
Snn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
GRAVES GLEANINGS.
Called to Macon by Illness of Daugh-
ter. Personal Notes.

Miss Florence Newman had as her
guests Tuesday Messrs. Joe Davis
and Roy Whaley, and Misses Byrdie
Whaley, Ethel Haddock, Lydia Mar
shall and Fannie Clark. All were
from Brooksville
Miss Susie Chambless entertained
a number of her friends last Monday
afternoon in honor of the visiting
girls and boys at Graves. Fruits and
candies were served, and all report
ed nice time.
Messrs. Henry Newman and Will
lie Ware, who have been visiting at
the home of their uncle, Mr.. j. D.
Newman, have returned to their
homes near Lumpkin.
Mrs. J. T. Waller left on Sunday
for Macon, where she was called by
the illness of her daughter, Mrs
George Bedingfield.
DR.. and Mrs. w R. Cherry of Alb
beville are guests at the home of Mr.
w. d. Davidson.
Miss Lizzie May Newman and Mr..
Henry Newman have returned to
their home in Lumpkin.
Miss Claude Saunders of Coleman
spent few days last week with Miss
Lille Dismuke.
Miss Florence Newman has re-
turned from visit to friends at
Brooksville.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Hill of
Springvale are the guests of rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Achord left
Monday for Tybee, where they will
spend a week.
Mrs. Nancy Smith has returned
from a visit to relatives at Midway
Mr.. J. A. Ferguson spent several
days in Macon last week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
GROUND A LOT OF GRIsT.
City Court Held a Week and Adj
journed to Meet Again in August.

The City Court of Dawson ad-
journed Saturday afternoon after
one of the busiest weeks in it's his
tory, and during which time perhaps
the largest number of cases ever dis
posed of in as many days were got
ten off the dockets.
Civil cases had the right of way
Monday and Tuesday, and verdicts
were rendered and judgments taken
in sixteen suits. From then until
Saturday afternoon forty-four crimi-
nal cases were disposed of by trial,
pleas of guilty and agreements to
enter pleas of guilty at the next
term, making sixty cases that were
practically gotten rid of during the
week.
There were many cases that were
not reached, and Judge Edwards
adjourned court until the second
Monday in August, when the docket
will be cleared. The News under
stands that there are about thirty
cases yet to be tried.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
MRS. ELIZA PERKINS.
Graves EpwOrth League Pays Trib-
ute to Her Memory.

Mrs. Eliza Perkins died July II,
1909. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John McCree, near Graves. She
was eighty-four years of age, and a
member of the Methodist church at
Providence, near Lumpkin. She was
christian, and was loved by every
one that knew her. There never was
more self-sacrificing woman. She
was a devoted mother and grand
mother, and her presence is being
sadly missed in the homes of her
children.
Mrs. Perkins came to this county
with her daughter last Christmas.
She is survived by four children
Messrs. Wright Perkins of Florence,
Ga, Charlie Perkins of Lumpkin,
Mrs. S. P. Waller of Sasser and Mrs.
John McCree of near Graves.
Her remains were carried back to
her old home in Stewart county and
inferred at Wesley Chapel cemetery.
The following resolutions on her
death were adopted by the Epworth
League at Graves:
Whereas, God in His infinite wis
dom and power has seen best to call
home to Himself our beloved friend,
and realizing as we do that finite
minds cannot comprehend the mind
and working of the Infinite, but be-
lieving that He doeth all things well,
be it
Resolved, first, That we submit
humbly to the will of our beneficent
Heavenly rather, even though an M-
most impenetrable gloom surrounds
us in the loss of this sweet christian
woman, our friend.
Second, that we hereby extend our
tenderest love and sympathy to the
bereaved children, and pray to God
to comfort them in their sorrow; also
that He help us to live more like
her who has just left us and gained
that promised home where no loved
ones ever part.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
THE TIMES IN TERRELL
SASSER SETTINGS.
Protracted Meeting in School Audito-
rum. Fine Crop Prospects.

rum. FIne crop prospects.
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church closed last Thursday
night There were three accessions
to the membership-two by baptism
and one by letter.
Messrs. B. w. Moreland, O. P.
Lundy and w. II. Miller were among
our Sunday visitors.
Rev. R. NJ. Allison is holding pro-
tracted services in the school audi
forum this week.
Mr.. w. ]. Bowen and daughters,
Misses Matte and Mamie, visited
Herodites Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Brim and children have
returned from a visit in Jackson
vile, Fla.
Messrs. w. A. Anthony and c. H.
Brown attended services in Herod
Sunday.
The crops around Sasser are quite
encouraging to the farmers at pres
ent.
Miss Annie Zimmerman has visited
Mrs. G. l.. Spann.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
THE NEWS AT YEOMANs.
Mrs. Fillingame Returns From an In
dianapOlis Sanitarium.


We feel very grateful to know
that Mrs. ] w. Fillingame was able
to return home Sunday. We extend
to her most hearty welcome back
to her hOmefolks and many friends.
Mr.. J. S. Jones is making great
preparations for fall ginning. We
believe he will do good business this
fall, as cotton crops are very fine
around here.
Miss Mary Jolley Oxford has gone
on an extended visit to friends and
relatives in Rome, Dalton, Chatta-
nooga and other points.
Yeomans and Parrot played ball
at Yeomans Wednesday afternoon.
The score was to in favor of the
former.
Miss Willie Lou McGill is the guest
of Misses Agnes and Lumie Brim in
Herod this week.
Messrs. S. D. Bowman and Bernard
! Perry of Dawson were welcome visit.
Ors here sunday.
Mr. York Kaufman is visiting
friends and relatives in Moultrie.
Mr. Robert Murray of Pensacola
visited relatives here last week.
Mr. c. A. Kaufman spent Sunday
with HerOd friends
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
HELPED THEM ON THEIR WAY
Two Women and Children Who Ar
rived in Dawson Penniless
Were Given Aid.


Saturday afternoon two women
with two little children arrived in
Dawson on the Central train coming
from Macon, and appealed to the city
authorities for assistance in going to
an uncle in Alabama.
They said they were from Savan-
nah, and had been furnished with
tickets from that city to the place
in Alabama to which they wished to
go, but that the transportation was
lost or stolen from them while they
were asleep in the sitting room of
the hotel in Smithville Friday night.
They arrived in that town on the
night train, and not having enough
money with which to pay for lodging
We're compelled to spend the night
in the hotel sitting room. Saturday
the people of Smithville made up
enough money to pay their fare to
Dawson.
Chief of Police Paschal sent them
to boarding house, and took up a
collection for them among the bust
ness men. He secured $3.50 and
| they left on the early train Sunday
morning with tickets to their desti-
nation and some change in their
pockets
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
Mr.. Bishop Paralyzed.

Mr.. R. A. Bishop of Bainbridge
was a guest at the home of his
brother, Mr.. w. H. Bishop, from
Thursday until Sunday afternoon
when he left for Union Springs, Ala.
to be treated at a sanitarium for
paralysis. Mr.. Bishop was stricken
nine weeks ago. Both of his lower
limbs are affected and entirely use.
less, and he is compelled to go about
in rolling chair He was for many
years a well-known citizen of Daw.
son, and has many friends here who
hope that his recovery will be rapid
and complete.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
BRONWOOD BRIEFS,
Pithy Paragraphs Penciled For The
News Readers.

| NEWS IcdutESs
Messrs. Raymond Stapleton. Geo.
NJ. Gammage, E. S. Barnes, Hadley
Stapleton, R. E. Bowman and Judge
Williams went up to Americas in
automobiles to see Americas and AL
bany play ball Monday afternoon.
Protracted meeting began at the
First Baptist church Saturday with
Rev. Hawkes. in charge and Rev.
Fred Eden assisting. We are sure
much good will be done, and some
able sermons will be heard.
Mr.. D. A. Gammage has returned
from Union City, Ga, where he has
been taking a cotton course Mr..
| Gammage will be in charge of the
Farmers Union warehouse here.
Misses Marilou and Sara Har-
grove of Bronwood, and Messrs. w.
l.. MiZe and Percy Price of Albany
took the good road route in Jack
son car to Americas Sunday.
Rev. R. NJ. Allison has returned
/ home from Walhalla, S. c., where he
has been at the bedside of his sor,
Mr.. Luther Allison. He reports the
condition of his son favorable.
The baseball team has a challenge
from the scrub" team here, and if
the ground is dry they will play
about Friday afternoon.
The Smithville ball team came
down Friday to play the team here,
but on account of heavy rain the
game was not played.
Mrs. I'd Derrick, Miss Matte Der
rick and Miss Matte Kid of Plains
spent several days with Mrs w. R.
Martin last week.
Glass BROS. have added to their
livery business an auto buggy, and
can take care of the transit business
with ease now.
Mrs. A. A. Capel has returned
from Louisville, Ala, where she has
been spending some time with home
folks.
Mr.. c. D. Stiles of Albany was
here on business Monday, represent
ing the Planters Oil Mill Co. of AL
bany.
Miss Mary Bramlett has returned
from Americas, and is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Wall of Daw-
son spent Sunday with Mrs. Walls
mothr, Mrs. S. E. Glass.
Mr.. Jno Jennings of Sylvester was
giving his old friends hearty hand
shake here last week.
Mr.. Fred Morrison of Albany spent
Sunday with his brother here, Mr..
&c. w. Morrison.
Mr.. Will Patton of Montgomery
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Harvey.
Prof. and Mrs. c. w. Reeves are
visiting relatives at White Oak
Springs, Ala.
with her brother and family Dr. C.
NJ. Woolley.
Miss Belle Berry is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Ellaville and
Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wommack of
Leslie visited relatives here last
week.
DR.. S. D. Bowman and Mr.. E. T.
Woods of Dawson spent Sunday here.
Mrs Roy J. Glass is visiting rela-
tives and friends in FIT. Valley.
Mr.. c. H. Price visited friends in
Americas Sunday and Monday.
Miss Marguerite Butts of EufauIa
is with Miss Undine Glass.
Miss Ora burden of Summit is
visiting Miss Mabel Glass.
Mrs. Ed Glass of Eufaula was with
Mrs. S. E. Glass last week.
Mrs 7 r Hare viCi+od ro1o +i1,oc
, in Americas last week.
Mr.. G. vi. Gammage went to Amer
icus Friday on business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28

Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weaken the
constitution and develop into con-
sumption, but heals and strengthens
the lungs. 1t affords comfort and
relief in the worst cases of chronic
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and
lung trouble. Dawson Drug Co. and
Peoples Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-28
WILL MANAGE WAREHOUSE.
Mr.. j. b. Jennings Will Have Charge
of Farmers Union Warehouse.

Mr.. J. B. Jennings will be in
charge of the Farmers Union ware
house in Dawson the coming season.
Mr.. Jennings has had several years
experience in the warehouse business,
and besides his competency is a
young man of wide acquaintance and
popularity.
The managers of the new ware
house are fortunate in securing his
services.