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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10

cnise OF the Dawson Telephone On
80 as TO permit the company to in.
crease It's charges Sc a wear ner
sion. uI ulscus-
rms, 1t is thought, disposes of the
matter so far as the present council
is concerned. ~ uN'ii
Tax Rate Fixed.
The question of the tax rate came
up and motion was adonted To
nX the levy at II mills. or s12 on
year. ~ vas i"S'
IN view of the raise in nronapty
assessments this year it is believed
Ina this rate will practically meet
'ne needs OF the city's exchequer.
A Loan Authorized.
a report from City Treasurer Bald
WIN was read showing only s186.87
cash on hand, and a motion Was
ADOPTED authorizing the finance eono-
mlttee to borrow $4,000 to nav the
July bills that had been annrnvAd
AAuA Iii SIdJ6Q that he WqI
opposed TO borrowing any more mon
ey' and requested that it be SO re-
corded in the minutes, -.
Other Matters. T
Mr.. ]. B. Hayes presented a claim
or $40 for damage to his horse, which
stepped into a hole in a bridge in the
southeastern section of the citv
- Alderman Stewart, chairman of
Inc Ire committee, reported that he
nad bought 1000 feet of hose at 6
price of $1,000, A motion was
adopted to execute notes in nayment
of the same due In one, two and
three years and bearing 6 per cent.
S'Us -a-4s,ssse'.
:. i . was decided to permit parties
i iIy1 !lgs 3dst outside of the corporate
li1na to connect with the electric
light wires and water mains, pro-
Vloeo that they bear all of the ex-
pense of making the connections.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
CRIB AND CONTENTS BURNED.
Dogs Ran Track to House of Negro
Woman, Who Has Disappeared.

Woman, Who Has Disappeared.
A few nights ago the crib of Mr..
Ed Coxwell, who lives in the east
ern part of the county, was destroy
ed by fire, together with about 100
bushels of oats, and some corn and
forage.
The dogs at the county convict
camp were sent for, and ran "a track
from the crib to a house occupied
by negro woman.
No warrant has been taken for
the woman, and it is reported that
she has disappeared.
Soothes itching skin. Heals. cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum or any itching.
Doan's Ointment. Your druggist
sells it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
An Error in 1tiitaals.

Editor of The Dawson News:
Notice in the last issue of your paper
You had as one Of the Executive COM
mittee for the Joe Brown club Mr..
y, H. Sem. Thas was an error,
which you will please correct, as il
should have been Mr.. S. ]. Sem
By examining the original list l
handed you for publication you will
find that it Was Mr.. S. ]. Sem and
not Mr.. ]. H. Sem who was named
as one of the committee for his dis
trict. RESPECTFULLY, w. H. GURR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
TWO CORRECTIoNsoF AN ERROR
Mr. j. FL. Sem Is Member of Smith.
Not Brown. Club,

Editor of The Dawson News: 1
noticed in The News Of August 8
1910, that the Joe Brown club, said
to have been Organized a few days
ago, In appointing their executive
committees fol- the various districts
mentioned ny name for the Eleventh
district in connection with that club.
VIII YOU please say for me in the
next issue of your good paper that
am a member of the famous TerreH
County Hoke Smith club, of over
four years standing, and cannot un-
der any circumstances serve the
Eleventh district as. appointed by
that infant club. Oblfgingly,
Aug. s, 1910. ]. IF ISENN
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
COUNCIL SESSION LIVELY
,,oNFY MATTERS WERE CAUSE
OF SPIRITED DISCUSSION.
ordinance to Amend Telephone Com
pany's Franchise Was Tabled.
Tax Rate Twelve Mills.

ordinance to Amend Telephone Com
pany's Franchise Was Tabled.
Tax Rate Twelve Mills.
There we're breezy times for awhile
- the meeting of the city council
tuesday afternoon.
One of the first things to come UP
after the municipal fathers answered
oil call and settled themselves COM
fortably in their chairs for the de-
iibarstluns Of the session was a re-
uspst for funds for the water and
iivht department. Alderman Bald
I'm chairman of the water and light
committee, stated that the depart
n,nnt was in need of money to pay
nast due bills, the receipts, he said,
no+ being sufficient to meet the ex-
nonses of the plant. He asked that
the department be advanced some
300 from the city's general fund,
and emphasized the Importance or
i by stating that the plant would
howe To be shut down and no lights
~ water furnished the people unless
tho needed funds were forthcoming
Tba statement of Alderman Bald
WIN was followed by motion that
an order for $500 on the city treas
nrar be issued in favor of the water
and light department, and a general
discussion of the matter ensued.
Mavor Marlin vigorously opposed
The motion, and stated that at the
beginning of the year it was claimed
that under the existing management
and arrangements the department
would be self-supporting.
Alderman Davis took issue With
the mayor, and said 1t was only
claimed that the plant could be op-
Grated at less expense and $1,000
saved the city, and he still believed
that to be true, Notwithstanding that
the plant has recently had to spend
about $3.50 to repair damage done
by lightning.
The motion TO advance the depart
ment 500 was adopted, and the may
or asked the clerk to state in the
minutes of the proceedings that he
was opposed to it.
The Street Committee, Too.
: The expense s1ll of the street de-
partment was also the subject of
some discussion, and spirited pas
sages between the mayor and Alder
man DeWOler, chairman of the street
committee.
The result of it was that the street
force was reduced to six AeA.
The expenses of the department
have been somewhat heavier than US
nal, owing to the fact that the city
has been grading the sidewalks for
tile and putting in curbing free of
charge to the property owners.
Wants Concrete Laid.
DR.. ]. G. Dean appeared before the
council and asked that the city cover
with concrete the sidewalk fronting
the alley between the Brannon build
ing and the building of the Dawson
Bottling Co., the walk on both sides
having already been paved. The re-
quest was referred to the building
committee with authority to act.
Mr.. ]. c. Hind presented a bill
for $50 as a part of the expense
Of digging a ditch along Gray street
from Seventh avenue to Lee street
and filling the old ditch 1t was
passed over until the next meeting
of council for consideration.
Telephone Franchise.
The ordinance that had been pend
ing for sometime to amend the fran
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
SMITH SPEAKS TO BIG CROWD
Eight Thousand Persons Hear EX-
Governor at Atlanta. Many Pres
ent From Nearby Towns.

Governor at Atlanta. Many Pres
ent From Nearby Towns.
ATLANTA.-Before an audience
which damned the auditorium Hoke
Smith made his first political speech
of the gubernatorial campaign Fri
day night.
The size of the crowd was distinct
ly the feature of the occasion. 1t is
estimated that there were not less
than 5000 persons in the gathering
which faced Mr.. Smith, and they
showed the greatest enthusiasm.
That the majority of them were
his supporters seemed to be proven
by the fact that nearly all of them
stood up when at the finish they
were asked to express themselves for
or against Mr.. Smith. A large part
of the crowd came from surrounding
cities and towns, and in the audi
ence were many women and chill
dren.
Mr.. Smiths speech was along the
lines followed in his Waycross ad-
dress. He raped the governor for
sending troops to Walker county, de-
claring he had no legal right for so
doing, denied that Governor Brown
was in any way responsible for the
present price of cotton, and predict
ed he would carry the state, receiv-
ing at least $4,000 votes. Satur-
day he spoke at Rome.
Torch Light Parade for Brown Club.
At the campaign headquarters
of Governor Brown plans are be-
ing formulated for a torch light
procession to be pulled off in the
streets of Atlanta shortly before the
primary on August %. They aim
to make this an Offset to the Smith
rally Friday night.
They expect to have 10000 people
in the parade.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
COTTON SELLS FOR 10 CENTS.
0. e. Lowe & Co. Buy All in Dawson
and ParrOtt Warehouses.

Monday Messrs. o. E. Lowe &
Co. bought rs bales of cotton in
Dawson, the remainder of the crop
of 1909 in the warehouses of this
city, and about the same number OF
bales in PARROT. The price paid fo1
the $50 bales was Is cents a pound
This sale disposes of all the cot.
ton held in Dawson, and it is said
to be the first time since 1904 there
is no unsold cotton in the ware
houses.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
MAKING A CLEAN RACE.
McAITister Is Not Seeking Undue AID.
vantage Nor Practicing Deception.

vantage Nor Practicing Deception.
My race has been open and clean,
not abusive, seeking no advantage,
decefving none, classifying nothing,
not trying to run in on more popu-
lar candidate for some other office
but running for the senate on nv
own merits, and appealing to Brown
supporters as we'll as Smith support
ers. My desire is to be senator of
the whole people. If l win it guar
antees popular instead of machine
rule at the polls in this district. This
is important to the masses of the
people.
I am not afraid of the voters in
all three counties. My opponent is,
and says Randolph and Terrell in il
is "cup of gall" to him. They are
not to me. Respectfully,
r. c. M'ALLISTER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
very valuable medicine for throat
and lung troubles, quickly relieves
and cures painful breathing and a
dangerously sounding cough which
indicates congested lungs, Sold by
all dealers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10
MR.. SHAW HAS BEEN HERE,
VIII Return Next Thursday and
Speak in Dawson.

Speak ia UdWSOHs
Hon. E. r. Shaw of FL. Gaines, can
ididate for the state senate, has spent
Several days in Dawson and Terrell
county the past week in the Interest
of his candidacy.
Mr.. Shaw has announced that he
will speak at the court house in
Dawson on Thursday of next week,
beginning at 1 o'clock in the after
noon, and the people are invited to
turn out and hear him.
He spoke at Sasser Friday night
and at Bronwood Saturday afternoon
and was cordially received by his
! friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-10

We carry full line OF automobile
accessories; complete stock just re-
ceived. LOWREY & DAVIDSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

$3.50 am Chatsworth Park. (see a. S:45 pm
note). (Note-To and from
River station only)
All trains daily except those marked as fol-
lows: "a Sundays excepted: "b" Sundays
only.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
Impossible to
Find Amy
Better


gO-acre orange grove one Of the finest in
Orange county, lies on nice clean oiled road
only one mile from Anaheim; II acres Ia
year-old trees. hne crop now trees; 6
acres young trees, acres in alfalfa; fine
family orchard; beautiful shade and flowers;
s-room strictly modern home just built at
a cost of $4,000; beam ceilings. hardwood
floors. cement walks; everything strictly first
class large barn, cement floors, all farm
ing tools and implements; part furniture,
all crops. fine team horses. buggy, 1 sur
rev. l wagon, 2 10-lnch wells fine windmill
and tank. large tank house, 10 shares water
stock. This ranch is one of the very best.
Reason for selling or exchanging same
partners agree to disagree Ranch is all free
from incumbrance. win sell on easy terms,
or exchange for good city property. See
this quick, as it certainly is winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
LAND COLONY

TO- 20 or 40 acres alfalfa land; price 500
per acre, easy terms; 81 cash per acre
and 81 monthly; call and arrange for
reservation. Room 3l1 207 s. Broadway
T. WIESENDANGER. 4-26-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

Have you any idea of raising alfalfa? II
so, read this carefully. First, this 80 acres
of land, without any Of the improvements,
is worth the price asked, as it is all leveled
and all under cultivationi 20 acres old
stand alfalfa SO acres beans. Land is me-
dunn sandy loan soil. free from alkali;
lies on three roads; 40 rods by 16O rods;
could be cut in 2O-acre pieces very nicely
Has large pumping plant, underground pipe
line, full length of acreage; 1000 feet Sim
galvanized pipe for surface work. Every
inch can be nicely irrigated from pumping
plant; 7-room California house; large barn.
water piped every place; all farming tools
and stock; only quarter of mile from rail-
road station. What goes with place?
horses colts cows 3 heifers, 1 bull
hogs. 70 chickens 1 wagon, l mower, rake,
1 disk plow, l walking pillow, 1 harrow l
cultivator. 1 lister. all small tools. hay in
barn, all crops, abundance wood. This will
bear inspection by the best. Ride with
Danbery and inspect same; he is convinced
that it IS as advertised.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
PAINTING AND PAPERHANeINe

Painting, Paper Hanging, Tinting, Deeorat-
ing Estimates; wall paper, paints. j. A.
LINNEY co, S13 w. Sd. Bdwy. 1888
1890. 4-27-So
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
Bea auarl1Or1t

Beautiful country home sites on La Mesa
Miravilla; 5000 feet elevation; mountain
water; choice apple, pear and cherry land;
and 10 acre tracts. BEAUMONT LAND
& WATER CO.. 3l6 Central Building Los
Angeles. cal 4-2S-tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

FARM FOR SALE-MF farm near Orange
Csntre. 81 spDat 900 acres. wtli keep 80 head ~
ltaek and team Good appse0rehard 81 grated
Fruit, sugar psce plenty 81 wood and iaxEa
quantity 81 aoft lumber. Buildinga Ia good re-
oslr. Farm viii cut - tons q nay, g. II.
harness orange Va saZt2de
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
NOTICE

United States afssict court. fer the
district 81 Vermont On ERE "a day q
March a. y 1910. LIBEL or information
was hled IN the shove named court, on
behalf Of the United States. against
eighty seven barrels and two kegs
a wine. aituatpd al Barre Ia said dis
trict 81 Vermont the same then being
in the cimtody Of the Cantfol Vermont
Railway Co. In santa re Refrie
orator CO. car Ne. 257s. a writ Of
seizure having issued out 81 said court
me To seize the same and
PRAYING for TIE condemnation and FOR.
feiturs thefeef. aerseably 70 the provi.
si0ns If tbe statutes 81 the United States
in surh cnsee made and provided
Now. therefor, having seized, and TAX
ca into my possession said eighty seven
barrels and two kegs ~ wine as com.
manded notice pursuant 70 said writ Of
seizure IS hereby gwen to All par
ties Interested III said barrels and
kegs 81 vine. to appear before said
e. s. district court to be held al Rut
land In the II. S. courthouse. 81 the
fret Tuesaay b May, 1910. az 10 o'clock
ID the forenoon. 4 the same shall be a
aay Of Jurisdiction otherwise on the
next day Of iurisdiction thereafter. then
and there to interpose claim iof the
same, and make their allegations ii that
behalf or they viii be defanted and said
property condemned.
Horace W. Bailey.
United States Marshal for the Dis
trict of Vermont
Rutland. Vermont Mareh Z. 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
NOTICE

United States district court. for the
district Of Vermont On The "a day of
March Al id 1910 q libel or information
was flied IN the above named court on
behalf Of tbs United States. against
sixtytwo barrels, twenty two half bar
rels, nine Kegs Of wine and nine kegs of
brandy situated 81 Barre. in said dis
trict of Vermont the same then being
Ia the custody Of the Central Vermont
Railway Co. Ia i Fruit Growers Ex.
press car No. 1888. A writ 81
seizure having issued ont Of said court.
directing me to seize the same and
praying for the condemnation and FOR.
FIXTURE thereof aereeahlv 10 the provi.
sious 81 the statutes Of Che United States
in such cases made and provided
Now. therefore, having seized and tax
en- into my possession said sixtyytwo
barrels twenty-five half barrels. nine
kegs 81 wine, and nine kegs Of BRANDY. as
notice pursuant % said writ
Of seizure Is hereby given to al parties
interested Ia said barrels and kegs 81
wine and brandy to appear before said
U ~ district court t0 Be hela AT Rpf
land, in the x s. courthouse. on tbe
FIRST Tuesday Of May. 1916 ST 10 o'eloels
ia the forenoon. if the same shah IL :
day of jurisdiction otherwise 81 ~
next day 81 jurisdiction thereafter. then
ard there 70 interpose elaim fof thp
same, and make their allegations in Chat
behalf Or they win be defaulted and said
property condemned
Horace NY Bailey.
United States Marshsl for the Dis
trie of Vermont.
Rutland Vermont March Z, 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

United States district court. Tor the
district Of Nennoa. On the "a day ri
March. A. j.. no q libel Of information
was Aled 10 the above named court, "a
behalf Of the United States. against
sixty barrels. twenty four haA-bar-
rels and two kegs 81 wine and two kegs
81 brandy, situated AZ Barre. in said dis
trict 81 Vermont, the same then being
in the custody of the Central Vermont
Railway Co. 90 an Armours Refrig
orator ins car No gl72 writ ~
seizure having issued out Of aid court,
directing me 70 seize the same ard
psaFiug fer the condemnation and for
FIXTURE Thereof. agfeeably 20 tho provl-
sions Of tie statutes Of the United States
in sneh oaees made and provided
Now, therefore, having seized and tax
IN into my possession said sixty bar.
rsia, twenty fou half barrels. two kega
81 wins and two kegs Of brandy as
notice pursuant 70 said writ
Of seizure Is hereby given 70 all parties
interested ia aaid barrels and kees Of
wine and brandy 10 appear before snAd
e. 5. district court 10 Be heid at But
lard h the u S. courthouse, on the
fret Tuesday Of May, 1910. ct - o'eloek
u the forenoon. i the eans shall be
day 81 Jurisdiction otherwise On TIE
next 6ay q jurisdiction thereafier. then
and there 70 intefp9se claim Ter The
same and make Their allegations u thst
bahalf, 81 the3 wiH be defaulted and said
property eonaemned.
Horace VI. Bailey.
United States Marshal for TIE Dis.
tTlct 81 Vermont
Rutland, Vermont March ?, 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR sALt-unuso 81 : rooms hath, fur.
pace, smell barn and about two acres Of land.
located az Fast Harre Price aV00A Inquire
at the q b. Cate Real Estate Agency. Barre
W. fsbU
FOR mediterranean honsa on Maple
aysnuoI fnams each, tWo hAths VAS. uiy VA
Ter, large Ion Insured Tor $1,000. rem "a for
f2tNoa month. Price only 81 20nN " sold
soon small payment down, balance shay. In
quife at the =. Cate Real Estate Agency,
Barre ~ 1s5if
FARM FOR fALE-Four thousand sugar
trees. hell million ieef VI nice spruce. cuts
thirty iona 81 hay huiidiHes fair win sell
lumber sapafltriv. Located seven miles from
mllfoad Inquire Of G a Wood Barre as0lf
FOR kAif-- Cottage house on The French
estate ssYen ropms ANA bath. an finished Ia
yellow birch Hardwood foofs "a every room
urnAce eat. electric lights eas. set tuhs
ooad etmruted cellar fiagn en- two sides -
house. Prizes ytry low. Fof particulars call nd
~ franklin street on phout ASA 1oiu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

FOR sALE--New modern cottage hosse On
third street, up-so-date Ia every Ways will
nAke price and terms oi payment satisfactory
Allen Lumber company 299ti2'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
New Real Esiah Firm h wsstuu, ".

We have several bargains ID small poultry
farms, nicely located on main road near Water-
bury village. containing fram 70 L acres nice
trie railrond.
1leat market 81 Waterbury Ceatsr. fully
equipped, ready for business and with 3 Eooa
psfroAaKt, runs tive eartt
Hotel property At worotown has good trade
aad chance b make maneY.
Deairable hunss 81 q rooms on Pleasant
street n Nofthhe1d village One half aero II
land. Some fruit Only $500.
Also large ust 81 yilage properties and de-
sifnbis farms. both large and small - different
parts of me state. Call ard see us and We can
iuit goa. Campbell & Woodwork, Water.
bury, W. ~
EOR sALE-A farm one mile from quarries
fer sale Ne barn. 1w0 good hnnEes. viii SELL
" exchange Tor renting property. 317tf
Also p COW farm in Moretewn for sale Or ex.
ckanFc 811tf
Tsn.cow farm IL Braintrsa. s0ln
Nios ap-to-date house On Hatchsldsf street
q rent % sell. sitt
Areoad heasa on Ratchetaef 8treet with large
barn, eieoirie lights fer safe OF exchange. 30itf
few good large wefk horses for sale on *.
ohsn0a fof drivers 8l5tf
Coed sesons hand eooking range Ter sale
Few second head chamber sets for sale. so1ff
Eamhsr wagons and dump carts Tor sale. 895f
Apply 10 a. y. Morrison Baloheidsr street.
Fh0ne s4a2A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
rsTArr b MARY 5. NAnRnN

ESTATE or MARY 8. WARREN.
Tile undersigned. having been appointed b
tie Hon. Probate Court for fhe District ~
Warrington commissioners o. receive, cnnmins
and adjust the claims aud demands of 81 pefaous
against TIE estate ~ MARY 81 Warren. late II
thd ClfY of Barre. Ia said District. deceased aud
40 claims exhibited ~ Offset thereto. hereby
give notice that We WIN meet FER the purpose
aforesaid, Al the Ddiea Of @ q Russell, Water
fept, tn ne city ~ Barre. m said District. on
the 18th day 81 March and i6fh Say ~ sep.
tsmber next. FROM 70 O'Clock a. NJ. until
= o'clock y ~, each ~ said days and that
sik months from che All day If = bmafy A. =.
1910 "A the tifnc limited hy Eaia Court for satu
CIcditsrs 81 present their claims % uf Tor ex
animation aud allowance
Dated AZ Cig 81 hafre. this I'm day 81 March
A. u. ioio
HE1IAN K. REYNOLDS, commis-
Tues Moh f.lb.a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

Facing death from shot and she'll iu
Che Civil war was more agreeable e. !.
a. Stone 81 Kemp. Tex Than facing e
from what doctors said was consumption.
- contracted i stubborn cold Be writes.
THAT developed . cough that stuck @
me n spite 81 all rcmedie for years.
Ny weight ran down 10 l30 pounds
Then began to use Dr Kings New Dis
eoyerg, which completely cured me. I
now weigh l1s pounds" for coughs.
colds, jig grippe asthma, hemorrhaee.
hoafsene9 Group wheopug cough and
lung trouble. its upfeme 60e SlN0
Trial bottle Free Guaranteed by The
Red Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
Instructor. It Summer sohool.

The university Of Vermont BurlIna-
ton, summer school will offer large
number of courses intended especially
for teachers Several specialists from
d distance have been secured to give
method courses, and Principal Morrill,
will give 4 course II school management.
The regular members Of The faculty who
will teach are Professors Hills, Robin
SON, Basset Myrick 0gle, Messenger,
Burns. Andrews, n Il Perkins Thomas.
Eaton, Alfred Larsen. and HeiYar Those
who win come from outside are: Prin-
cipal Morrill, Of the Randolph normal
school Miss Adelaide Abel of Provi
dence. r Il graduate IF Wellesley
college Miss Olive Nj Hiuman Of New
York, who has spent several years il the
special study 81 public school drawing;
Miss Fannie W. Dunn, a graduate Of Pea
BODY college Miss Mary p Pierce, also
graduate Of Peabody college,