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COUNTY NEWS.
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Hon. 8. p, Mills delivered the Memorial
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss Alice Marshall has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she has employment for
the summer.
samuel Dow and Miss Bernice Marshall
spent Sunday in Lamoine with Mr.. Dow's
sister, Mrs. Rexford Hodgkins.
Edgar Butterfield and wife have re-
turned from Virginia, where they have
been employed through the winter
months.
May 30. u.
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ATLANTIC.
SPRAY.

Fireman Stanley has sold his boat to
Dan Norwood, OF fremont.
Miss Rita Staples has gone to North
east Harbor where she has employment for
the summer.
Amaziah Torrey died ct the home Of his
son-in-law, Aurther Torrey, May, 20.
Mr.. Torrey was afflicted with gsngrene
twelve years ago, and suffered amputation
of both legs. He has since been tenderly
and cheerfully cared for by his youngest
daughter and her husband. Though con-
fined to his bed for more than twelve
years, Mr.. Torrey has borne his troubles
cheerfully, spending good deal Of time in
reading. He was seventy-nine years Of
age.
May q. 8.
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COUNTY NEWS.
COLTS BLAND.


Alvah Babbidgs il ct work on the Bray
place for the season.
Capt. o. 8. Babbidgs, Of Waltham,
Mass, formerly Of Colts Island and Mt.
Desert, II getting the launches and yachts
in shape for the season. He Ii also con-
templating the purchase Of an auto. Capt.
end Mrs. Babbidge will entertain Mrs.
H. F. Mason, Of Attleboro, Later in the
season.
Win Trssk has traded his gasolene dory
for another power boat.
Mrs. Hannah Il. T. Joyce is spending .
few days with friends in Atlantic.
Mrs. Amos w. Staples, who has spent .
few days with friends ct Atlantic, 10 home.
Philip Moore is having . i've horse
power Mianus engine installed in his boat.
Frank A. Babbidge has had three
horse power Casco engine installed In the
sloop Jessie.
William e. Colt, who is ct the Maine
general hospital ct Portland, il reported
to be doing finely, and will be home soon.
Capt. N. Bonaparte Trask, wife and
little son Leland, Of Atlantic, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Charles II. Harding.
Mrs. Philip Moore and her sister Bessie,
who have been visiting their parents, Ed
win Joyce and wife, at Atlantic, are home.
May 30. CHIPS.
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may speedily regain her health. During
her ahssncs the library il In charge Of
Mrs. Watson.
Fred Closson and 9. o. Martin have
gone to Digby, N. g., in the smack
Christie Cox after HOLSTERS.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Miss Bertha Murphy and DR.. George Neal,
Of Southwest Harbor. Owing to the
recent death of the brides father, the
wedding will be quiet; only near friends
and relatives will be present.
May 80. X.Y.Z.
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MARIAVILLE.

Munroe Frost spent few days here re-
Gently.
William Goodwin and wife, OF Boston,
are at the home OF his parents. c. X.
Goodwin and wife.
Miss Lettie Garland, OF Roxbury, Mass,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Susie Frost, has returned home.
News has reached here that Vernon
Hanscom and wife, of st. Louis, Mo-,
have baby, and its weight ct birth was
four pounds.
May Is. ..
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BRIAR,
WEST FREMONT.

Miss Helen E. Murphy has gone to
French boro to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Bartlett, of Centre, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Katie Pomroy.
Capt. William Hanna spent Sunday with
his family. His vessel, bound for Sullivan,
called at Bass Harbor for harbor.
Mrs. Edwin Marshall is quite ill. Her
sister, Mrs. Benjamin Mitchell, came from
Duck island, where she has been with her
daughter, to take care Of her.
Nav "a THELMA.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Mrs. Otis Mills went to Boston Last
week for hospital treatment. Her hus-
land accompanied her.
Mrs. Ida Richardson has been quite i'll
since her return two weeks ago from .
trip to Boston. Her daughter Aquais,
who accompanied her, remained to I'LL .
position.
Miss Bertha Robinson pleasantly enter
tanned on May q party Of seventeen girl
friends, the occasion being her ninth
birthday. Many pretty favors were re-
ceived by the hostess. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Instead Of the usual graduating exer-
cises for the grammar school, this grade
will unite with the high school for . dra-
matte comedy to be given Friday evening,
June 8, ct Masonic hall, closing with .
dance. Schools close June 10.
Mr.. Bradbury, always the first Of the
summer visitors to arrive, has been at the
Claremont two weeks. The Inman family,
Of Atlanta, Ga, came last week, and the
Moore family, who are to occupy Willow
field cottage again, are expected soon.
Mrs. William Hanna went to Bar Har:
Dor Wednesday to attend the marriage Of
her son Pearl and Miss Marguerite Ball,
OF Hancock Point. The wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. Alton Parritt,
sister Of the bride. Rev. Mr.. McKoy
ofaciated, in the presence Of . few home
friends. The bride and groom went ct
once to Otter Creek to begin house keep
ing in . cottage ct the farm Of Melville
Foster, where Mr.. Hanna is employed.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tions.
A wedding OF interest to many took
place Saturday noon, May %, ct the home
Of Cspt. Roland Lunt and wife, whose
eldest daughter, Grace, was married to
Chester Clement, Of Camden, by Rev. B.
w. Brown. Nearly fifty guests witnessed
the ceremony and partook Of the delicious
refreshments. The presents were many
and beautiful. The bride and groom left
Immediately for their new home in Cam
den. The Island telephone thus loses .
valuable operator and Southwest Harbor .
general favorite.
Memorial Sunday was nttingly observed
at the Congregational church, the pastor,
Rev. q. w. Robinson, having invited the
veterans to be present. As the Grand
Army boys stood, at the PASTORS request,
two little girls, Lena and Grace Clark,
came forward with pretty bouquets tied
with red, white and blue ribbon and
pinned them on the coats Of the gray
haired veterans, while Mr.. Robinson made
the presentation speech. Flags, flowers
and notices gave evidence Of the signifi-
was highly appreciated.
May 80. SPRAY.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Flora Talbot, who was opersted on
for appendicitis three weeks ago, has re-
covered sufficiently to get about. Her
aunt, Mrs. Belle Allen, Of Columbia Falls,
has been caring for her.
William Bunker, while at work at the
stone wharves last week, was hit in the
eye with crow-bsr. In few days 1t was
found necessary to have the eye removed.
Fortunately for Mr.. Bunker, 1t was the
eye which be had lost the sight OF many
years ago.
MAY 30. NJ.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

The bluebcrry grounds arc white with
blossoms.
s. s. scammon has . crew peeiing poplar
for pulp wood.
Ira Mciown IL saving slaves at J. w.
Blaisdell's mill. Mrs. Mc0own presides
over the culinary department..
Frank Bradbury has crew ct Highland
getting out and shipping stone for tho
Washington County railroad.
Mrs. Mary Salisbury, . former resident
here, widow Of B. r. Salisbury, has
arrived At ths home OF her daughter In
central Maine from the Pacific siope.
Later she viii come here to make her
home with another daughter, Mrs. Ella
Tracy.
May 30. CHEER.
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BASS HARBOR.

Mrs. Tanning and family have opened
their cottage for the season.
Frank Hitchcock and little son are visit
ing his sister, Mrs. d. g. Benson.
Mrs. Ella Jackson pleasantly entertained
the Christmas club Tuesday afternoon.
Philip Moore Is having . larger engine
put in his launch at Watson's boat-shop.
The sociable at the pavilion Saturday
evening was well attended In spite Of the
shower.
Mrs. Vesta McRae is at the Maine
general hospital in Portland. ALI hope she
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Amos Morse, who has been employed in
Lynn the past winter, il home.
Miss Margaret Young has gone to
Shady Nook to b employed at 3. c.
Burrill's cottage.
Newell Trip, who il employed At
Watervillc, made abort visit ct home, re-
turning on Monday. He was accom-
panied by his mother, who Is to visit her
son Alton.
MAY q. Y.
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EAST SULLIVAN.


G. II. Hanna commenced making brick
Monday morning.
Dunbar has finished saving long lumber
next will be slaves.
Henry Patten, OF North Dakota, has
been visiting his brother, Fred Patten.
Mrs. Fronia Cummings IL spending her
vacation with her brother, Fletcher
Martin.
Miss Pearl Whepiey, Of Great Head,
Grand Mensn, is the guest OF Mrs. Dallas
Hanna.
Walter Estabrook's house il up and
boarded. Mr.. Abbott, OF franklin, Is head
carpenter.
Stephen Merchant died recently ct the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Josie White
The body was taken to Hancock for inter-
nsnt.
E. E. Brsgdon completed his weir satur-
day. Sunday the nsh, apparently Just
waiting for an Invitation, camo in, and
Ito bushels were taken out Monday.
Bert Caller, . section hand on the Wash
ington County railroad, who married Mrs,
Eva johnson and has lived ct Sullivan
Highlands several years, dropped dead
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

vr.nklip hish school ID prsparing bone
a, entertainment for early June.
u.rold wilbur, Of Bangor, was week
"a gues, Of his aunt, Mrs. Susie Gard.
~. r. E. Pickett and sons, Of Els
~or,b were weekend guests Of friends in
town.
Mrs Lura Clark, Of Bangor, IL spending
law DAYS with her parents, W. Il. Gard,
IT,, and wife.
irving Ray, Of Prospect Harbor, 10 the
-, 81 Mrs. Addis Dunn and daughter,
Miss Bernice.
Miss Beulah Paine, Of Bar Harbor, 10
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ebsn Smith, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Georgia Ksnney, Who has 6ssn
G;.s Cousins' miliiner this season, left Tor
sorrento Sunday.
oeoree E. Googins, OF Bar Harbor, gave
~ e.cellent Memorial day address at town
nall. There was appropriate music BY .
male quartet.
a. A. X. veterans who attended tho
forenoon service at the Baptist church
sunday, were present st the Methodist
church in the afternoon.
The Maxwells' touring car. which left
s.ueer,ies, N. Y, Thursday with the
family, passed through town Sunday On
route to their camp at Grand Lake Stream.
Eugene Bunker and family, who have
recently moved to their cottage, were
aroused at II p. m. Wednesday BY passsrs-
by who discovered brisk nre ct the roar
OF the cottage. During the day . rubbish
FIRE had burned there which was supposed
to have died out, but the later evening
breeze famed life into the embers. II was
soon extinguished.
Nav ID u.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Edgar Springer has gone to Northeast
Harbor to work.
William Kellen was in Northeast Har-
Dor over Sunday.
George Tinker, OF Northeast Harbor
was at Edgar Springer's over Sunday.
Frank Walls, OF Bar Harbor, was at E
Z. McFarland's over Sunday. Mrs. Walls
who has been visiting here few days, re-
turned home with him.
Mrs. Howard Lord, with son Ralph, Of
East Surry, spent Sunday at Edgar
Springer's. Her mother, Mrs. T. b
Springer, returned home with her for q
visit.
May ~. A.
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TRENTON.

George Stafford lost Q valuable heifer
Monday.
Mrs. Albert Jordan and little daughter
are visiting relatives in Ellsworth Falls.
Mrs. Reuben Romer and son Raymond
and wife. OF Fernandina, Fla, are visiting
George Romer and wife.
M.vm MAY.
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EAST sURRY.

Mrs. r. A. Sinclair visited Capt. Alden
Mann and wife at Bucksport last week.
Mrs. Rose Gray, OF Brooksville, with her
husband and children, visited her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Mann, Sunday and Monday.
Sterling Anderson and wife spent part
Of last week at Hallowell, guests of Mr..
Anderson's mother, Mrs. Augusta Ander-
son, and his sister, Mrs. Edith White.
Simon w. Flood has returned from q
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Elsie West, at
East Bucksport. Mr.. Flood, who is almost
ninety-one years old, rode In carriage
about twenty-five miles without resting.
May 30. G.
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while at work ON the section, without
previous warming Of III health.
Friends Of win spsrry sympsthize with
him In the afdiction which bsisll him in
the orushing Of his foot while working on
the quarry, and the amputation Of the leg
below the knee.
May "A. II.
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MAY.
FREMONT.

Edward Gosselin and wife, Of Ellsworth
Falls, visited Charles II. Norwood and
wife Saturday, returning Sunday.
Rev. C. w. Robinson, pastor OF the Con-
sreeationai church, delivered . pleasing
Memorial address Monday afternoon. The
music and singing were much enjoyed.
Nav N KIM.
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WHAT BAcKAcnH MEANS.

Generally backAche means that the kidneys
are diseased. II they are, do not waste mo-
ment, but begin At once . treatment with
kidnets, the greatest Of kidney and backAche
remedies. Delay may mean fatal ending, 50
DO not delay. Druggists and dealers sell
hinnets 1t SOC. box, and guarantee salts
factory results,
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GLAD TO RECOMMEND raEM.

Mr.. e, Weskley, Kokomo, Ind, says: after
taking Foley Kidney Pills, the severe back
ache left me, my Kidneys became stronger,
the secretions natural and my bladder NO
Foley Kidney PILLS." In yellow package
g. A, PARcHnU.
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WHAT A SUMNER COLD NAY DO.

WHAT \ SUMMEM GUILD MAH 10
A summer cold II NEGLECTED Ia just ~ apt TO
develop into bronchi or pneumonia As ut
any other season. Do not neglect 1t. Take
Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. II loosens
passages, and expels the cold from the sys-
tenn" @. A. PAncan1.
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"Generally debilitated for years. Had sick
headache, lacked ambition, was worn-out and
all rundown. Burdock Blood Bitters made
me . well woman" = Mrs. Chas. Freitoy,
Moosup, Conn.-Adpt.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to
children with admirable results. It does
away with bed wetting. and is also recom-
mended for use after measles and scarlet
fever. @. A. PAacHhR.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Mrs. Calvin Stockbridge was in Rock.
land last week with friends.
Mrs. L. 3. Stanley was in Rockland last
week for medical treatment.
The schooner Mary Curtis is loaded and
ready to sail As soon 40 favorable wind
comes. She Is bound for New York with
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Mill.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Harold Hardy hiss gone to Marblehead,
Mass, to 60 yachting.
Frank A. Holden has gone to Port JET
ferson, N. ", to join . steamer.
The arrivals home this past week arc
Capt. Charles Gray, r. B. Torrey and
Allen Small.
DR.. J. d. Candage, Of South Bluehill,
was called here Last Monday to zee R. B.
Staples COW. She was found to have
tuberculosis.
The Sunday school Of the Second Con-
gregstional church observed the order OF
service Of the worlds Sunday school day,
being held at Washington, D. c., May a.
Miss Eva Gray was organist. Eight have
joined the Y. P. c. E. the past four
weeks.
May q. h.
Charles Gray went to Portland Friday.
8. c Lowe has bought horse in Rock
land.
Mrs. Whitmore will paint her cottage
while here. Charles Carman and E. W..
Hardy will do the work.
Capt. N. e. Haskell, in schooner L. T..
Whitmore, sailed last Thursday for New
York. g. L. Hardy and R. B. Torrey are
with him.
Mrs. Nancy Whitmore arrived last Tues
day to open her cottage, Spring Lodge.
Mrs. Albert Acron and Miss Acron accom-
panied her.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Brown
came from Camden in their launch and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. Diana Hatch.
May 80. H.
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WEST GoULDsBoRO.

@~A~S~e~~@SS
Mrs. Jason Sargent is i'll.
Miss N. A. Young, Of Hancock, ID visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Noyes and family spent the
weekend with relatives in East Sullivan.
Capt. Galen Smith and wife left Hatur-
day for Ironbound island for the summer
Mrs. wyman Young and Miss Lydia
Young are visiting at Mrs. Ira Tracy's in
Steuben.
L. B. Belts and Miss Mamie Davis, Of
Ellsworth Falls, visited at Linwood Sar-
gents last week.
Frank Stevens, Of Bar Harbor, spent the
weekend with his parents, Elbridge
Stevens and wife.
Mrs. jerome B. Clark, who has spent
few days with relatives in Steuben, re-
turned home Sunday.
May 80. N.
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paving. Several more vessels ~ dus hers
- soon ~ the weather clsaxs.
Mrs. Dora etinson, Of Ocsanvills, spsnt
Sunday here with hsr sister, Mrs. W. r.
Stanley.
The /. o. r. n. May ball, that was post
poned on sccount Of illness among
members, was held May a. Husic was
furnished by Webb's orchestra, Of Ocean,
Vile. About thirty-hve fathoms Of wam-
pun were received into the belt.
May a. SPEC.
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@sniraL
Deeds, Not Words.
Ellsworth People Have AbsO-
lutte Proof of Deeds at Home.


It's not words but deeds that prove true
merit.
The deeds Of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Ellsworth kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony OF Els
worth people who have been cured to stay
cured.
Arthur L. Frazier, Of Hancock st., Els
worth, Me-, says: 'sSince publicly recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pills in 1905, I
nave had no occasion TO use kidney rem
eoy. Time has proven the wonderful bene-
ny derived from Dosn's Kidney Pills to
Dc lasting, and in all other cases whore
LOANS Kidney Pills have been used on
my recommendation, relief has followed.
suffered great deal from backache, and
after hard days work could not sit In
: chair for any length Of time. The first
Dox OF Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from
Moore's drug store, gave me relief, and
continued taking the remedy until all
Traces Of my trouble had disappeared"
For sale BY all dealers. Price 80 csnts.
FOSTER Milburn Co., Buhalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
remember the nams-Doan's-and take
no other.
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WHAT EVERYBODY OUGHr TO KNOW
That Foley Kidney Pills contain Just the In
gradients necesssry 70 tone, strengtnen sno
der. @. a. PARcaBR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-24
MISS NIGHTINGALE AT REST
CANCEL OF THE CRINIEA" WON
SIGNAL HONOR AS NURSE.
Was the First Woman to Follow a
Modern Army Into Battle. Had
Celebrated Her Doth Rirthdav.

Was the First Woman to Follow a
Modern Army Into Battle. Had
Celebrated Her Doth Birthday.
LONDON.-Florence Nightingale,
the famous nurse of the Crimean war
and the only woman who ever re-
ceived the Order of Merit, died yes
terday afternoon at her London
home. Although she had been an in
valid for a long time, rarely leaving
her room, where she passed the time
in half recumbent position and was
under the constant care of a physi-
clan, her death was somewhat unex-
pected. A week ago she was quite
sick, but then improved, and Friday
was cheerful. During that night
alarming symptoms developed, and
she gradually sank until 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, when an attack
of heart failure brought the end
Her funeral will be as quiet as pos
sible, in accordance with her wishes.
During recent years. owing to her
feebleness and advanced age, Miss
Nightingale has received but few Wis
itors. May 18th last she celebrated
her 90th birthday, and was the re-
cipient of congratulatory message
from King George.
Florence Nightingale was born
May IL, 1920 She was the first wo-
man to follow a modern army into
battle as nurse, and in the Crimean
war gained the title of angel of the
Crimea." She studied nursing I'M
der the Protestant Sisters of Mercy
at Kaiserwerth, Germany, and re-
turned to England when the Crimean
war broke out. She organized a
corps of volunteer nurses, whom she
led into the field, and was especially
celebrated for her noble services at
Scutari.
At the close of the war she was
enabled by testimonial amounting
to $25O,000 to found an institution
for the training of nurses, the Night
ingale home at st. Thomas hospital.
She was also the means of calling
attention to the unsanitary condition
of camp hospitals. In 1908 she re-
CelFeu the freedom OF the city or
London. King Edward bestowed up
on her the Order of Merit. the most
exclusive distinction in the gift of
the British sovereign. The member
ship of the order is limited to
twenty-four, and it includes such
men as Lord Roberts, Lord Wellesley,
Field Marshal Kitchener, James
Bryce, Prince Yamagata and Admiral
Togo.
Not even the death of a royal per-
sonage could have called forth more
universal expressions of regret and
tribute of affection than appear in
the English papers
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-24
D. b. JAY DIES AT FITZGERALD.
Was Former Well-KnOwn and Highly
Esteemed Citizen of This Section.

was FOfmer NeII-knOWn and Highly
Esteemed Citizen of This Section.
Judge D. B. Jay, ex-judge of the
city court and a member of the bar
of Fitzgerald, died at his home in
that city Tuesday of last week after
an illness of four days.
Judge Jay was a resident of CAL
houn county for number of years,
going to Fitzgerald from Morgan
about twenty years ago. His first
wife died at Morgan and was buried
there and his remains were inferred
in the cemetery there by her side.
Judge Jay preached the gospel and
taught school at Morgan. He studied
law and was admitted to the bar
there, but after a short practice in
Morgan he moved to Fitzgerald to
larger field.
Judge Jay was a brother of J. L.
Jay of Sasser and w. T. Jay, the con-
tractor of Shellman. He is survived
by his second wife and three chill
dren.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-08-24

as in any other of the Union, and
loss is an unknown quantity. In the
last thirty years there has not been
failure of a Legal Reserve Life
Insurance Company. In addition to
this fact the Westinghouse has no
competition in it's line of Interme-
date Insurance. We have under adj
visement at the present time an in
crease of the selling price of stock to
two hundred and fifty dollars per
share, and when the first two hun
dred thousand dollars worth has been
sold, which point we are nearing,
the stock will then be sold at that
price.
If given the opportunity that we
are seeking, that of fully explain
ing the plans of the company, and
you do not buy stock you will at
least be one of the advocates and
supporters of the Washington-Lee
which means the advancement of
Dawson, Terrell county and South
west Georgia
]. r. MERCER,
J. G. DEAN,
JOHN BELL,
r. L. SAVILLE,
M. J. YEOMANS,
j. e. MORRIS.