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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
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- Die aegaI 9lib Societp, tp,!ft
ss ii6 sur glufsnbe maht. armen asut
ten nit juriiiiihem Ratb sur Seiie 81
ftsben uno iis Dor 5aIsabihneio.rr
uRo Duhrern 81 idiisen, bat ihr,
Sffice i'm 2ineoIn Snn Court, SIS
Main Gtrabs. aufgsiblaaen. Der On
ipaIt Geo. SiIperman bot bic attip'
Geituns. 4nfpaIt Grant Burnett III Del
obsrite iuribiihe 8sratRr uno SRI
DiIoa grapfprb puros ols GIsrt er'
nannt.
- Gpuutn 4ubiior GomonoIor
bat auf Donnsritas unb 5rsita5 oit
aHsFpreu Dor iih eelaoen. ur ibneu
Die Isstsn Snitruttionsn gu seben
5ieislbtn iperben iif pornsbmlif
barauf bssi.ben, oas psrioua!eigen.
tbum 70 pisf ipie moalid fir Die Be
iieusruns bransusisbsn. Die QfsHO.
rem beginner naditeu Wontos nit iba
rer ar6eit.
Yom %. biz 20. april pernns
italist bic Commercial 9lHocia!ion elm,
5anoelseriuriion nah fSrantfort
Chattanooga, Snorpile unb anbsru
Stdbtsn i'm Siiben. Tas aommitt.s
fir MitteI unb Mkss pirb bic Gsk.
esnhsit berusen uno am Dieniiaa, %
apriI, auf bsm 2ootput Wlouniain bel
Chattanooga cine 9sriammIuns abs
haItsn.
9eribisbsRe 0lGubiaer bes Su.
rpeIisrs Wlar GresnpdIo bon Der 8
Gpe., Der am Woutas i'm Gountpst'
ridt ieineu 8antsrott aumeloeie, itsa.
ten ssitsrn i'm gunbsss,riht ben Qn'
traa. ssasn bsnislbsn bas Bancroft.
psrfahren sinSuleiten. Die 8IGubissl
iino 6. II. @. 2o.b. Worris 8. Wann
DC 60, iorpis 2. aapIun & 60.
- Der gbineie Wab Gbons, bel
Opium fir Rdud3peds bsrssitsui
unb Dsrtauft babtn fou, unb beHsr
Wobnune on Goneportb nate Gin
Strabe Dor .inigsr 3eii BON ben 8e.
borosn ausgsboben tpuros, bate &c.
fern benz 8unoesrifter 3oniiisr isin,
aufpartuns 81 MAIDEN. Gr besannt.
iih fduIois unb tpuroe gu 800 unb
ben Rotten ptrurtbeilt.
- Gtipa fiinf3is 9sbrsrinnsn bon
pitisburs baitsn bi. Giierfsrisn al
elmer Gampfer erturlion na6 Gin
cinnati benust. 2eiber mar bas Wst.
Ter seiiern Morssn, ols iis eintraisn
10 fdlett. bob ben Domsn nas Ysrs
gniistn eriinDlih perborben purbs
gsrifisbene rpar.n niht sinmnl 5u BE-
lpeesn, ben Dampfer gu perlaHen UNI
iaben fih cis iriibielise Gessno burd
bic Jenittr ots Salons an. Mnbers
beiu6tsn eilid1e Shuien unb ben goo
logiltNn 9orten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
81 : = er.

in bsm Sduppsn bss Jamef
1apIor. Ode Der mdgnoIin unoWocbs
bine aps.. GLENDALE, tam In Der Wtons
tag Naft aus unbetnnHter urfahe ein
Jeutr gum 4usbrun, iptlhes bis 5u,
ansunft Der ireiipiIIigen syeusripsbr
BON 0lenbalt BON Nnhbarn. Wdnneru
unb Jrdusn, bic cine elmer 8rigabs
biIoeteH. betdmpft tpurbe. Die Jeufrs
ipebr bate eintn barten Stano, biz
Jiommen bon b<m nngren3ennsn
Wcbnbnuis bes 6errn Wm. 1belnn.
Rafirer bes 8unbessolnmts BON Gin.
einnoti, f.rn5ubolien. Grit nod fun.
benloHser barter Nrbeit sslong Is, bi.
0efahr su beieitietn. Jn benz Gnup.
pen mar Elm anruiIea nniereebradt
lDelfes 5srftnrt ipurbe. Der Dranos
idoDsn bslduff iin ouf ca. $4,000 uni
1T nur thsillpeife burh 0eriiherune
gebedi.
Die Jtuerlpshr lpurDe friib az.
itern Wicrgsn naf Der s5nbrit bei
Cincinnati panel Co., 8. Mpe. unD g
.. q y. Arsu3uag, gerufen, 100 Elm
6dufen 9ObellpGbne aus nnbetnnnte,
llrfdne in 1ranb geratben mar. D1i
Geuer iDurct BON btm 9ei5tr Germans
Gttinter entbedt. Der 9rnnb nurbs
BON Gpriten 60. Is eel0fHt, naGbsnl
Elm @1cb<n bon 5000 nHgeri9tel
.tpsgbeu mar. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
Reparirnns Der Dede eines5 s5huIiaales
fpuroe auriidseIest.

Reparirnns Der Dede einesGduIiaales
fpuroe suriidseIest.
Snfolge Der Mmenbiruna bsr
Photographer 8 ilnb 13 Der SroindnS,
bic bic Irbeiten Der itdbtiihen Neens
ten unb grbeiter porIhreibt, fpuros
cine neue Office seihaffen, tdmlif nie
bes fdbtifhenMai aiters smetanics. aons
traitor Soiepb Ssrmann, Der gabs
foIeer bon Gilbert @ornboIt, piro Die
Steae erfaIten.
Sermdnn Woore, Der ipeesn Grs
morouna BON Soiepb Yonbsrbaar su 2
big q Sabren 3uhtbaus perurtbet!t
puroe, bat auf cine ndhmaliee Uers
banbluns oes GaIlss persihtet uno min
lieber naA Dem 3uhthouie, in Der
Soffnun9, besnaoigt 3u rperoen.
Die Campbell gountp Fiscal
Court ieste seitern in 4Ieranbria bic
gountpsSteuerrute pie foiet felt:
Roao Sonb 5 Gents, griiden.Tonn 5
eents unb 9eneraI-5pno Is Gents;
Sotal % Gents. Die Iaufsnpsn Rehs
nun9en purben gsnebmist.
Wapor 6elmbolo bat benz Si.
ferbeits,aomniii1r ebert Den geiebl
Sugeben laiien Die Srbinan3 ltrift
ourh5uFiibren, bic ben Gsbraut BON
Rollihuben nit siIsrnen RGbsrn auf
eementipesen perbietet.
- DIS bic aommifdrs bic ReioIus
tion paiitrtsn, bic 9rdbts an Der gprt,
Columbia uno Wonmputb Strabs uns
teriroiid gu legen. BADEN iis niht an
Die Soften 9sbaht. Ga Die Grunosi.
gcntbumsbeiiRr ibrsn 5beiI an ben
Soften Der acnbuits 3ahIsn miifen.
piro elm protsit srbobsn tperben, Der
nidyt 10 Ieiht su iiberpinoen 1T. lie
Iuselegenheit fpuros ouf Srpei Wohsn
3uriitgeIegt, um Die aoitsn Der Ser.
iteuun9 Der Gonouits gu ermitisln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03

fpirb BON folgenben lDamen ipelds
frsunblihit bd3u sinlap.n, peranitaItet:
Charlotte Gubre, Wlinna Gtumpe.
Caroline unnetpebr, Caroline Dpns
fanse, gIiIe goqmer, Milklmine
Webtins, Jrieberite Wtblins, Garolins
BilIis, Winnu Wittfelbt unb Minno
Wrabmann.
Das nGnite Rafeetrdn5den beg
Jrauen- uno Sunefrauenpersins Der
ct. Wdrtus 0emsinoe (g.Farrer Carl
8. 8. ShmibD finost itatt am Dcns
neritas. ben 4. 9lpriI. Jolgenbs Das
men iinb Die 0aitaeberinnen: Dora
5ali. Minnie giintkr. Marsareib
@roeH, sSriebsrite GrpB, Sopbie OUT
nete, ais3ie 6uber. Gillette 5oorman.
Senristts 9slier uno qouiie peit.
MANI.
Der Jrausn uno Sunsfrauen.
persin Der REF. saIemsaemeinbe (Garl
3. SepI. pfr.) p.rfdmmelt iid am
Tonneritas, Den 4. april. Rohmittoas
2 ubr. Das aommittse fir grfriidun.
gen bsiteht aus ben Damen: Caroline
8rodsr. 2ouiis aeibrod. anna
Sdn,upee unb 6enrietia Sebrmann.
Der Jrau.np,r.in Der Smmas
nuels 9smeinbs, Jairmount GO.
Stpeidbarbt, poitor), perIammelt
iih 8onnsritos, ben 4. Ipril, Rohs
mittaas 13 llbr. Die 9orbereitungen
fir Die gierteljGhrIihe Dsriummlung
unb Supper ces 1iatonispereins fol-.
.su tejprohtn fpsrbsn unb ale gIieosr
iinb qsbsten su sri4sinen. 5raulein
DrGbe, Miiiionarin aus Snoien, lpiro
in oitisr 9sriammluns iiber bas Wliis
Iipuspsrt repeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
Die Qplisifttn glanI.r unb

Die poli3iften gsapl.r unb
fritidler entoedttn geitern Nprgtn
ein Jeusr in bem GtabIiHsment Der
Wommoih Shoe Co., Inn 3ueiten
Sindpert bts 9ebdubes Ode S. 9Ipe.
unb Central 4pe. Die gsantsn ell
tenfli bns 5aus uHb lofhten pi.
5lammen nit einiasn GimsrR WaHer.
Dos ieuer mar isosnfalls burh Elm
ohilos fortaepori.nes Sir.ihbols per-
uriof)t iporoen.
Gin iberkiaisr Jurnac. in hm
aelIer BEG Mobnbauies Der 5rau Ga
tbsrine 5sis. SO. 513 Sit q. 4psnus,
peruria6te seitern Elm tleines Geuer,
tpeIfes 9ant Der rehiseitigtn Gnie
oedune i'm 9eime sritidt tperben ionns
ts. grdnoffaosn unkoeutsnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03

nercial 2eaeue fpuroe Der SbeiI Der
Manor FbiIipps gotihaft inooiIirt,
Der auf Hebn5ieriing Der StraBen.
babngebiihr innerbalb Der Staotgren-
Sc 9e5ug bot. sluf gntrag bes Serru
Sranf g. @oIfer 'oa Serr ssronf g.
@aIcott, GrGiioent Der aent,idp State
8rain ghociation eriitdt perbeu, Die
ndhlte 8criamnlliug III GopinetoI
ab5ubalten. Gs nuroe beidloiicn Sum
9eiten Der Seague cine Ninitrel
Sbotp 81 neronitalten lrno iouen Die
arrangements iiber Hlab unb Gatum
oen Gireftoren iiberlaiien peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
Jabresueriammlnna Dss Glearine.
boaie.

Sn Der seftsrn fiotissbabisn Sabrsss
ptrfdmm.uns bss GleoringDcuie ipur,
ben bic fpIeenbsn Bsnmten fit bo.
!oufenoe Sabr senablt: prdfikni. so.
Mt YrouH; WiN prdfbeni, @. q.
1inih; Verpaliunssratt. iyrsb. Der.
tsnitetn. q. 20. Milliams. 20. q.
Wahs. Casper $. ROpe unb Geo Z.
Ban aabr; Gefddfisfiibrsr, 20. s..
0ubls.
Die nmldbe bes Clearing 6ouIe in
Dem am 81. Oe5tmbsr su Gnbx ssaon.
etnen Dtfhdftsidbr beliefsn iiH all
$1290. .289, 300. cine 3unabnss Dor
$32. .414, $50 segen bos porberaeQn.,
gene Jobr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
aoitbare Ueinnbbeit fin
MGnner.

Benn Elm lreribrolles tssbelmnib per
GciuHbtfif etnineu WgdHHern perrntoen
fuurbs, mirnsn tie aus psniteIben elitsH
sshNen 5iebeng Iauffnbe ftrebeH psp
esoI.sb .nafl lcenuks ireil ibrc gstecsrers
hplnligffrati nno ansoautr iif uiti ~
rerlflbs1t Sertaltnne hettTbsft tuie IN Der
3uasiio. % fpnnit eiiic 3eif IN oem
NebcE zines icbfn Wnnnr$, 100 StHf
9soib ttift menn er fid an eeft grobi'u
s5uHfticueH bgs Qsbrils eifrie crftensn
ngO lilolsn lplH; fDss oas rs.hilhs soIu,
nno ieiHe sra't iiuo sdbisisii fIN su
erteHnfu aebeH tfs beiH Wlan5e uir
sSeuer ieines ang.s, oem rdcpeln Der
s}uceriint n!tn arafi in fcinem Jsftdfs
Hfo ber GlafiiJifal rno ssrdii In feiEsns
rldudItuten tSaIIae uilb cnitiiua
lie iitntibisig 1iife mae n Der norr'
ags lrebfeE D.etr3ati bet sSiile tn tiNst
thniflishcn 4sctbiIfe sir Hninr IN orr
Icrri ciIicI mcbi;iHifcheH ExbancluuJ
hciieber fiir bic llinmanblnnaslps6r
ipsItben bic qebrHsctGnHe, pie bef eF1s
cblieaer. Dab tie 2psife nre 1ranf oefs
artia cufnebmeu. enB bas Blut cine urs,
mehrie a'leuae oerieniasn 0lsmen.r "
HfnrfaHn uiniHi peidhr HIfr 9rFhH1if1
Der mdHuIidsen giiidiCn IN etHsr nyrs
artiaen Srtrnlitnt iicitiuchoie luo, we
iie itt bel aiidnnern pen n0ulset 1s.
inneteii maltlieifiri, Isi es mil Teina
auf sitbeii, Gtboinnp pbsr ssergHnesn:
fyfir siueH icId.en 2ipe6 aiebi ~ Hifnis
@aerihroAeres nife EiferTec aIs TN
Aesepf, fpeIdes ben einem hcrnom'sn
Irsts nielfGd1 DftffrifbfB miro, psi6es
Gber ben 3fetrinnnn All enlis hsraefieuf
nefeen fnru ober usn elmer nit gcr'
yithsn tret: perfeDeHen dpefhefe. Wfs
fdben gle 6rei tln5en ron 0onp ouHr
yrYto Gdrfap6rfIi nit einsr umSs
Eonfronio 5lnib 3'nGfnircrt mno IGfYsn
sie g tiuei SiHnsen iiebcn. Ianm ss.
ben Gie lie cine iinse GcTnpcnHn Gf'sHrs
enroicE une eine time Iiiniure r.
gabrmeHe form cuHh lHih uGreGmiorft
bin gu SdsaiifflH Gle ber oen sshtnnr.
nnb nehrien Gle eincB 9heeI5ffei ccE
Dor cher mad ieber atrbISeti anb ffHer
Der Rom EshEafer3eben 1shermnnn
lam oiefes iHtfeheu uHb bic Nefulfrte
bon feinem esebraufe FiHb tpatrbafiiS
ii1unencrreaero.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
Qofal !: 8eridt.
ssranenpereinS. .geriammlmnsen

Der s,.auenperein Der Deutlhen
ct. Jobnnnxs Gemeinbs psridmmelt
iin ttuie Vahmittas i'm Shuiioal
Sum aaffeeirdn3heH uno label Wits
elieoer unb s}rtunoe terSIida .iH. Oaits
stberinnsn finb bic Domsn guih, ,gers
ger. aupfsrinmibt. Jnebnf, 6entthea.
GhneiDer. Gnrnber. Wogner. Goerr
uno geriIins.
Die monntlihe Weriammluns
bes Grnuenpereins Der Drittsn Deuts
fden PROT. GemkinN (paitor %.
boefner) finbtt morgtn NnHmittag
nm 2 ubr fatt. Dos an bieieIbe iiM
ani4litbenbs april aaifetsrdns9sa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03

Serr Irtbur pauli f6itt
Griibs aus Oklahoma an feline bieiiaen
5rsunoe. gr bat iih bortbin bssebsn,
nm bas Snoianerleben ourh eiesne
4nihauuna .ennen>3u lernen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
srnueu, sserr,u bCr Gu. gre. Ct. gaaIrs airaat.
Hfppprt.

Tsn PiteIieberp sur Ra1ndt. oat Erai
1Jrtsoerliu altcs@haroi c1H hrI 2Iue Wr7b
aoeuue g.. IhcUoe ptilrTheH ~ uro ulorlef',
1enrer'ia1, gll smiiicps uIH / llbr, SIR 1rnts
crbauie ars beerbigl r9irb. Sic DiaIiebFc
fin ecirat. itt reri 5nblreih ~ betbeiligen.
Gord ponsii iirIeH. FvafT1trtig.
Trau l. 5ans5, Se'rctdriH. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03

Wie1ea Gis sinr erobe 1tessatlx fpa b<lasa,
9YaiteSg nil sineE A.Heni Ea6ft pcn Hirren'S
xeiss.8sfst 1sfs aisbi Gin es,EIiAes 1sfert
& I<ni4. Elivb II bier arsnaS tesasiisffl -
4rnbesren, Gt6nGsn 3isrcnsn Mne Ntotciese.
draoca Gk. btn 1reesk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-03
Sonntags. Spmpboniefonsert

am fommenben Sonntag. bent
Giterionntng finbet oas leste popu.
Iare aon5ert oes Spmpbcnieorheiters
In Der emerp SaIle itott imo gelegeu..
lid, oieies aon5erts ipir0 Serr G1rt
Nunoerle. Der ,Siihrer Der Slpeirel
@eigen inn SpnipbonieordeIters OILS
3itheriolilt miirpirfen. sserner fpirft
audl Elm Selohor oes College Of W,lI-
tic nit. 1as oollit1noise Yrogramm
bes aonserts lit iuie Iolgt:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
MOVING PICTURES.

Miss Bessie Pye has returned from
with her father, who was hurt by a
fall Her many friends are glad to
know that his condition is much inn
proved.
Hon. E. r. Shaw was in Dawson
Saturday en- route to his home in Fl.
Gaines from Stewart county, where
he spent several days in the interest
of his candidacy for congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McLain, Mrs
Dwight Johnson, Mrs w. H. Gurr,
Mrs. Guy Chappell and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Raines spent Thursday at An
dersonville
Judge B. T. Castellow of Cuth-
bert was in Dawson Saturday greet
ing the voters in the interest of his
candidacy for solicitor general.
Mrs. ]. P. Ingram and Miss Leila
Kendrick have returned to Month
cello, KY. They were accompanied
by Mrs. T. D. Lee.
Mrs. Oxley of Randolph county is
visiting her daughter, Miss Matte
Oxley, at the home of Mr.. M. 1. Ker-
sey,
Miss Callie Rogers has returned
to Columbus after visit to her aunt
Miss Orrie Parker
Misses Bonnie Watkins and Alba
Harrington spent the weekend at
Herod.
Mrs. Hayes of Shellman is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. D. E. Pace
Mrs. ]. M. Griggs has returned
from visit in Montezuma.
Miss Florella Crouch returned on
Tuesday to Shorter College.
Mrs. Brewer of Birmingham has
visited Mrs. ]. T. Raglan.
Mr. C. L. Chapman of Albany Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
Mr. J. NJ. Burton spent Sunday in
LAGRANGE with his family.
Miss Chap Saville spent Saturday
and Sunday at Richland
Mr.. E. E. Worsham of FIT. Gaines
was in Dawson Monday.
Mrs. j. j. Hill of Pelham is visit
ing Mrs. J. T. Raglan.
Mrs. George Odum has returned
from Smithville.
Mrs. G. w. Dozier has returned
from Americas.
Miss L. Daniel has returned from
Lumpkin.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

The Wilbur Starr Quartette Co.,
which will appear at the school audi
forum Thursday night, under the
auspices of the Wednesday After
noon Club, is said to be one of the
finest organizations of it's kind on
the road.
The Dawson band will take part
in the programme of the entertain
ment that will be given at the opera
house Friday night by Mrs F. L.
Parks and daughter.
Candidates for solicitor-general,
the state senate and the legislature
will have a long heat of it. They
must run until the state primary in
August.
County and city taxes, which
have already been burdensome, will
be still higher next fall New debts
will call for more money at settling
time.
-Drs. Crawford and Crawford of
Sasser are having descriptions of
their land, divided into small farms,
printed for distribution in the North
west.
1t is reported that one member
of the city school board whose terms
will expire this year has enough, and
will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
Hon. John n. Watts of Shellman
has announced in the Cuthbert pa
pers that he is a candidate to repre-
sent this district in the state SEN
ate.
There are many rumOrs of can
didates, but only two or three of
them have got up sufficient courage
to deposit V speck with The News.
Mr.. Feagle, who bought the
stock of the Dawson Furniture Co.,
will soon announce a special sale
with some remarkably low prices.
Mr.. j. NJ. Burton will move his
family here from LAGRANGE April LIST.
They will occupy the old l.. A. Low
rey residence on Johnson street.
The Four Pickerts, who are ia
vorites in Dawson, will open a two
nights engagement at the opera
house tonight Wednesday,,
Tuesday was the last return day
for the quarterly term of the city
court, which will convene two weeks
from next Monday
Mr.. E. T. Lockett lost one of
his stable horses Saturday night. 1t
had been made to exceed the speed
limit.
Dad" Sears is now engineering
the box ball alley in The News build
ing. He is a favorite with the boys.
For style and durability the
Manhattan shirts head the list Pref
ty new lot just in at McLain Co.'S.
Mr.. S. L. Carter is again con-
fined to his home with fever, much
to the regret of his many friends.
The ladies are invited to call at
McLain Co.'S. and see the new arrival
of Duttenhofer shoes.
The Shields-Geise Lumber Co.
have sawed cypress posts for sale.
One of the smallest crowds in
months was in the city Saturday.
Mineral water at Fultona.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
CORN CLUB OEBATERS WIN
''Resolved, That Boys Corn Clubs
Can Be Made More Useful Than
Girls Canning Clubs"

The annual debate between the
Lambda Sigma and Ciceronian lit
erary societies of the high school oc-
Cured Friday, the subject being:
" Resolved, That the Boys Corn
Clubs May Be Made More Beneficial
Than the Girls Canning Clubs
The decision was given to the
Lambda Sigmas, who took the af-
frmative, and we're represented in
the debate by James Lowrey, Miss
Callie May Pinkston and Miss Nan
ME Littleton. The negative side of
the question was debated by Miss
Marie Marlin, Miss Eva McFarlan
and Miss Marian Jennings. The
speeches were all exceptionally good.
The debate was interspersed with
instrumental and vocal music by
Miss Callie May Pinkston; Misses
Crowell, Goode and Gurr; Misses
Leverette and McClelland Misses
Dozier, Glass and Pinkston, and
Misses Goode and McClelland.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
We get fancy candy at Fulton's.
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. J. T. Curtiss of
Dwight, Kan. He writes: Il not
only have cured bad cases of eczema
in my patients with Electric Bitters,
but also cured myself by them of the
same disease. 1 feel sure they will
benefit any case of eczema" This
shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters is a most effect
i've blood purifier. It's an excellent
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rhe-
UNI, ulcers, boils and running sores.
1t stimulates liver, kidneys and bow
els, expels poisons, helps digestion,
builds up the strength Price so
cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by the
Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
THE BEST GLASS | EVER HAD
Am Going to Do You All The Good l Can

Such remarks as the above give
you an idea of the satisfaction our
glasses give to the patient. The
secret of this satisfaction is in the
care we take in making the test and
tracing every trouble to its source
and correcting it.
Do you notice the appearance of
the glasses we fit? 1t matters not
whether it is the least expensive
frame we handle, they are properly
fitted and adjusted, and a cheap
frame looks better than a good one
if the cheap one is adjusted properly
and the good one is an ill-fitting
one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27

Isn't it queer that a woman can
be so particular about the appear
ance of her hat or clothes and then
go down the streets with a pair of
specs setting seven ways for Sun
day? 1t is actually ridiculous if
you will compare the difference.
1t is almost as important for the
correction of an eye trouble to have
the frame fitted properly as the lens.
Have your eyes examined at Adams
Jewelry Store and you will be pleas
ed with both the lens and the frame.
We can fit any trouble regardless of
what you have been told by others
if lens will correct it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
Mrs. Gurr Entertains.

A delightful affair for Mrs. John
son, the guest of Mrs. w. A. McLain,
was the six o'clock dinner at which
Mrs. w. H. Gurr entertained Friday
evening. Covers were laid for ten.
The color scheme was pink, peach
blossoms being used. A vase of the
pretty blossoms on a hand-embroid-
cred mat was the centerpiece of the
table. Mrs Johnson has been the
honor guest at number of delight
full affairs since her arrival in Daw-
son, and the one at which Mrs. Gurr
was hostess among the most pleas
ant.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
STARR QUARTETTE COMPANY
HIGH-CLASS MUSICAL ORGANIZA-
TION COMING TO DAWSON.
Second of the Series of Lyceum At
fractions Will Be Given at School
Auditorium Thursday Night.

Second of the Series of Lyceum At
fractions Will Be Given at School
Auditorium Thursday Night.
The Wilbur Starr Quartette Co.,
the second of a series of lyceum
entertainments that are being given
in Dawson under the auspices of the
Wednesday Afternoon Club, will be
here Thursday night, the 28th. On
account of conflicting dates the ex-
hibition will be at the public school
auditorium instead of at the opera
house, and will begin promptly at
SIS O'Clock.
The company comes highly rec
commended. The program is rich in
variety, but quality is not sacrificed
for the sake of variety, and it is car
ried out faultlessly. No musician is
better qualified to lead a fine sing
ing company in lyceum work than
Wilbur Star At the last session of
the International Lyceum Associa-
ton the first prize was awarded Mr..
Starr for producing the best original
entertainment feature during the
year. He is good impersonator as
well as singer, and his selections Civ
en- in makeup" give strength and
variety to the entertainment.
Mrs. Starr is brilliant pianist
and 'cellist, and her work greatly
strengthens the program. AS an ac-
companist she can scarcely be sur
passed, and her skiIlful playing adds
much to the musical features pre-
sented by Mr.. Starr and the quar-
tette of singers.
The singers whom Mr. Starr has
selected to accompany him are high
ly capable of carrying out the high
class programme announced, which
is believed to be the best programme
being offered by lyceum male quar-
tette this season. Every singer is
an artist thoroughly coached by Mr.
Starr. The Ledger says of the APP
pearance of the company in Column
bus: Mr.. Starts information, ex-
preston and splendid Interpretation
combined to portray The Toreador"
so wildly that even his splendid per-
sonality was submerged in the char
acter. His impersonations were
among the best ever seen here. Mrs.
Starr proved herself an artist of
ability"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-27
MEETING INTEREST OF NEGRO
WHITE CITIZENS ON
PROGRAM FOR ADDRESSES.
oDJect is Moral and Industrial De-
velopment of the Negro and Main
tenanCe of Friendly ReIatin,,S

Object Is Moral and Industrial De-
Velopment of the Negro and Main
tenance of Friendly Relations.
The News has been requested to
announce that a mass meeting will
be held at Atoc Methodist church
(colored) on next Sunday afternoon
IN the interest of the mora! and
industrial development Of the negro
and the maintenance Of friendly re-
lations between the races.
A number of prominent and well
known white citizens of the city will
be at the meeting and make adj
dresses. Rev. E. z Morgan or the
Methodist church, will &C. as chair
man; Colonel H. \. Wilkinson will
speak on the subject Of benefits de-
rived by the maintenance Of friendly
feellng and cooperation between the
races; Rev. H. T. Crumpton. pastor
OF the Baptist church, will speak on
the church and school as facs3fs in
the solution of the problem; Hon.
II. II. Marlin will speak on industry
as preventive of crime, and Hon.
NJ ], Yeomans will make an address,
the subject of which has not beer
announced
Among the negroes who will
speak are Rev. R. d. Stinson, presi-
dent of Atlanta Normal and Indus
trial Institute; Prof. ]. c. Stiles.
Prof. E. j Mathews, DR.. G. G. Hill
and James Weston. The subject of
Rev. Stinsons address, who is one of
the best known negro educators of
the South, and whose work has been
commended by many eminent South
ern white men, will be Practical
Education and It's Results Upon the
Masses
The meeting has been gotten up
and the program arranged by Rev.
A. b. Cooper, pastor of Atoc church.
Our E. P. Reed shoes are known
the world around for quality and
beauty. Dawson Cash Co.