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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06
Second Ward.

For U. S. Senator-Kenyon lis,
Young 101.
For Governor-Proudfoot 40. Clarke
1903, Holden 49,
For Congressman-Allfree so, Ken
dali 1877.
For State Senator-Mitchell So,
Beans 1902.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1Os,
Everett II.
For County Auditor-Pettitt 45,
Perry 1873.
Treasurer-vance "a, vreeland so,
Montgomery sc.
Clerk-Shoemake SO, Patterson 100.
Sheriff-Mateer IS, Henley 1874.
Recorder-Owens 49, Mather 102.
Attornay-McCoy 11S, Orvis g.,
Corlett so.
Superintendent-Tay SO, Young
IS, Hinshaw SO.
Supervisor 1913-McVay 70, Stutz-
man IS, Hollingsworth Sc.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson ia.
RichIand.
For U. s. Senator-Kenyon Is,
Young 81.
For Governor-Proudfoot 4, Clarke
"a, Holden 7.
For Congressman-Allfree 80, Ken
dali 6.
For State Senator-Mitchell 30,
Beans IA.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is.
Everett 20.
For County Auditor-Pettitt IL,
Perry II.
Treasurer-Vance 8, Vreeland 10,
Montgomery is.
Clerk Shoemake 10, Patterson q.
Sheriff-Mateer 10, Henley II.
Recorder-Owens 90. Mather Is.
Attorney-McCoy 1, Orvis 2, Cor
lett "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6, Young
"a, Hinshaw 8.
Supervisor 1913-McVay 20, Stutz-
man s, Hollingsworth 6.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson SO.
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cry 80, Vance 30.
Clerk-Shoemak AZ, Patterson 40.
Sheriff--Mateer AZ, Henley 3S.
Recorder-Owens Al, Mather SO.
Attorney-Orvis II, Corlett So, Nc
Coy %.
Superintendent Young %, Hin
shaw SO, Taylor 20.
Supervisor l913-Stutzman "a, Hol-
lingsworth 81, McVay 20.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson Sc.
West Garfield.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon SO,
Young 80.
For Governor-Proudfoot IL, Clarke
%, Holden %.
For Congressman-Allfree 6, Ken
dali So.
For State Senstor-Mitchell 81,
Beans %.
For Observation-Disclosures IS,
Everett 25.
For County Auditor-Pettitt %,
Perry 35.
Treasurer-Vreeland IL, Montgom-
cry IS, Vance 20.
Clerk-Shoemake 80, Patterson %.
Sheriff-Mateer q, Henley "a.
Recorder-Owens 3S, Mather %.
Attorney-Orvis 7, Corlett 26, Nc.
Coy 80.
Superintendent - Young %, Hin
shaw 25, Taylor a.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman 10, Hol.
lingsworth %, McVay %.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson SO.
Lincoln.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon "a,
Young %.
For Governor-Proudfoot 7, Clarke
Is, Holden 80.
For Congressman-Allfr II, Ken
dali 81.
For State senator-Mitchell 20,
Beans rs.
For Observation-Disclosures %,
Everett %.
For County Auditor-Pettitt 81,
Perry 20.
Treasurer-Vreeland Is, Montgom-
cry 0, Vance %.
Clerk-Shoemake II, Patterson 40.
Sheriff-Mateer 81, Henley IL.
Recorder-Owens IL, Mather 81.
Attorney-Orvis 8, Corlett 40, Nc
Coy 8.
Superintendent - Young II, Hin
shaw q, Taylor II.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman II, Hol-
lingsworth 20, McVay 10.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson 40.
Scott.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon IA,
Young 10.
For Governor Proudfoot 4, Clarke
10, Holden Z.
For Congressman-Allf 9, Ken
dali 81.
For State Senator-Mitchell 81,
Beans 7.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is,
Everett IL.
For County Auditor-Pettitt 8,
Perry %.
Treasurer-vreeland 8, Montgom-
cry IA, Vance 10.
Clerk-Shoemake 5. Patterson q.
Sheriff-Mateer IA, Henley IT,
Recorder-Owens 10, Mather 20.
Attorney-Corlett IS, Mccoy Is.
Superintendent - Young IL, Hin
shaw Z, Taylor IL.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman 4, Hol-
II, McVay 10.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson 20.
West Harrison.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon IS,
Young g..
For Observation-Disclosures 8, Clarke
Z, Holden II.
For Congressman-Allfree 4, Ken.
dali 20.
For State Senator-Mitchell ~,
Beans 10.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is,
Everett 4. r
rOT county AUDITOR - fettlLt D,
Perry 10.
Treasurer--vreeland 5, Montgom.
cry IL, Vance 8.
Clerk-Shoemake IL, Patterson 10.
Sheriff-Mateer 16, Henley s.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10, Mather 8.
Attorney-Orvis 4, Corlett IA, Nc
Coy 6.
Superintendent - Young II, Hin
shaw z, Taylor 4.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman 4, Hol-
Iingsworth 10, McVay z.
Supervisor 1914--Wilson %.
South Adams.
For u. s. Senator-Kenyon rs,
Young 81. '@;t
For Governor-Proudfoot IA, Clarke
10. Holden TO-
For Congressman-Allfree is. Ken.
lalI 20. sA
For State senator-Mitchen 20,
Beans Is.
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For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a,
Everett II. H
For County Auditor-Pettitt Is,
Perry q. EE
Treasurer--vance IS, vreeland 10,
Montgomery Is. -ses--Hs-- 'r
Clerk-Shoemake 81, Patterson 10.
Sheriff-Mateer As, Henley 1.
Recorder-Owens rs, Mather 10.
Attorney-McCoy 81, Orvis 4, Cor
lett IL.
Observation-Disclosures IL, Young
II, Hinshaw 81. !
Supervisor 1913--McVay Is, Stutz'
man 6, Hollingsworth "a.
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Sprinu Greek.

Spring Creek.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon rs,
Young 38. 49, .
For Governor-Proudfoo 4, Clarke
IA, Holden 43. | ''.s-.a
For Congressman-Allfree 16, Ken
dali 80.
For State Senator-Mitchell 81,
Beans rs. ..,
For Representatives, 33,
Everett 20.
For County Auditor-Pettitt 49,,
Perry 81.
Treasurer-Vreeland 20, Montgom-
cry II, Vance 26.
Clerk-Shoemake 81, Patterson 81.
Sheriff-Mateer 3S, Henley IS.
Recorder-Owens 20, Mather 33.
Attorney-Orvis 5, Corlett A, Nc
Coy IS.
Observation-Disclosures, II, Hin
shaw 81, Taylor II.
Supervisor 1913--Stutzman Is, Hol-
lingsworth 20, McVay IA.
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Cedar Township.
For U. s. Senator-Kenyon 81,
Young 81.
For overnor-Proudfoo 10, Clarke
81. Holden As.
For Congressman--Allfree 81, Ken
dali S.
For State Senator-Mitchell SO,
Beans 20.
For Representative-sp Springer GO.
Everett 45. .i
For County Auditor-Pettitt So,
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North Madison,

North Madison.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon 16,
Young %.
For DEMONSTRATION s, Clarke
Is. Holden 16.
For CoDgressman-Allfree IL, Ken
dali 26. '
For State senator-Mitchell rs,
Beans IA.
For Observation-Disclosures Is,
Everett Is. -
For County Auditor-Pettitt 16,
Perry 81. 90 e..
MISUNDERSTANDING II, Montgom.
cry Is. Vance s.
Clerk-Shoemake 5, Patterson 80.
Sheriff-Mateer 20, Henley IA.
Recorder-Owens 8, Mather 81.
Attorney-Orvis 5, Corlett 80, Nc
Coy 3.
ntendent-Young 10, Hin
shaw 16, Taylor 5.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman 81, Hol-
lingsworth s, McVay 9.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson 80.
East Jefferson.
For u. s. Senator-Kenyon 25,
Young 20.
For Observation-Disclosures Z, Clarke
35, Holden s.
For Congressman-Allfree IS, Ken,
dali 80. ..s ...
For State Senator-Mitchell IL
Beans 80.
For esentative-Springer 40
Everett 6.
For County Auditor-Pettitt IL
Perry 3S.
Treasurer-Vreeland II, Montgom
cry IA. Vance II.
Clerk-Shoemake Is, Patterson SO.
Sheriff-Mateer II, Henley SO.
Recorder-Owens ~, Mather SO.
Attorney-Orvis 8, Corlett 26, Nc
Coy 16.
rintendent-Young 20, Hin
shaw 10, Taylor IA.
Supervisor 1913 - StutZman 3, Hol
lingsworth 10, McVay "a.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson AZ.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06

monroe.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon 49,,
Young 40. gil. 5ye
For Governor-Proudfoot IA, Clarke
20, Holden 80. --.
For Congressman-Allfree IS, Ken
dali So. "' 1@~." 50 n.'"@
For State Senator-Mitchell 80,
Beans 3s.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3S,
Everett 20.
For County Auditor-Pettitt 20,
Perry 80.
Treasurer-Vance IA, Vreeland 5,
Montgomery 80.
Clerk-Shoemake %, Patterson 40.
Sheriff-Mateer so, Henley 10.
Acknowledgements AZ, Mather q.
Attorney-McCoy 81, Orvis 6, Cor,
lett SS.
Superintendent-Ta %, Young
81, Hinshaw 81.
Supervisor 1913-McVay 2, Stutz
man 4, Hollingsworth 65.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson %.
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Gdst LES Noincs.
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon 10,
Young 10.
For Observation-Disclosures 5, Clarke
IL, Holden 6.
For Congressman-Allfree 4, Ken
dali 90
For State Senator-Mitchell Is,
Beans 7.
For neutrality-suspicious. 10,
Everett 9.
For County Auditor-Pettitt z,
Perry Is.
Treasurer-yreeland 5, Montgom-
cry S, Vance IL.
Clerk-Shoemake 3, Patterson 10.
Sheriff-Mateer 10, Henley 8.
Recorder-Owens 6, Mather 16.
Attorney-Orvis 1, Corlett 16, Nc
Coy 6.
Superintendent - Young 8, Hin
shaw 10. Taylor 5.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman 3, Hol-
llngsworth 4, McVay IL.
Supervisor 1914-Wilson "a.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06
Third Ward.


For U. 8. Senator-Kenyon 200,
Young 1913.
For DEMONSTRATION so, Clarke
1872, Holden 121.
For Congressman-Allfree 81, Ken:
dali 23S.
For State Senator-Mitchell 1O4,
Beans 1877
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1O7,
Everett 1853.
For County Auditor-Pettitt SO,
Perry 259.
Treasurer-yance sc, Vreeland 141,
Montgomery 76.
Clerk - Shoemake 100, Patterson
176.
Sheriff-Mateer 1877, Henley 1874.
Recorder-owens SO, Mather 20s.
Attorney-McCoy 1923, Orvis So,
Corlett 142. S.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO, Young
81, Hinshaw 127.
Supervisor 1913-McVay 103, Stuff
man 81, Hollinsgworth 125.
Supervisor 1e14-Wilson 241.
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fTdITIes
For U. S. Senator-Kenyon 1876,
Young So.
For Governor-Proudfoot %, Clarke
93, Holden Ga
For REPRESENTATIVES, 6S, Ken.
dali 119.
For State Senator - Beans 79,
Mitchell SO.
For Observation-Disclosures 1875,
Springer As.
For County Auditor-Perry 1876,
Pettitt 3S.
Treasurer-Vance So, Vreeland 81,
Montgomery 80.
Clerk-Patterso 1873, Shoemake 81.
Sheriff-Henley 109, Natter 6S.
Recorder-Mather 113, Owens 81.
Attorney-McCoy 70, Orvis 4, Cor.
lett 102.
Experimentation 90, Young
81, Hinshaw ga.
Supervisor 1913-McVay 1872, Stuff
man Al, Hollingsworth IL.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06


For U. S. Senator-Kenyon IS,
Young 80.
For DEMONSTRATION 5, Clarke
2, Holden IS.
For REPRESENTATIVES, 10, Ken
dali So.
For State Senator-Mitchell %,
Beans rs.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS,
Everett IL.
For County Auditor-Pettitt rs,
Perry %.
Treasurer-Vreeland 16, Montgom-
cry 9, Vance %.
Clerk-Shoemake 10, Patterson 80.
Sheriff-Mateer 43, Henley 6.
Recorder-Owens 8, Mather 80.
Attorney-Orvis 3, CorIett 36, Nc
Coy 10.
Superintendent - Young IL, Hin.
shaw 20, Taylor 7.
Supervisor 1913-Stutzman ii. Hol-
lingsworth "a, Mcvay 10. ...
Supervisor 1914-Wilson Al.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06

South Madison.
For U. s. Senator-Kenyon IL,
Young TO-
For Governor-Proudfoot 6. Clarke
., Holden 16.
For Congressman-Allfree 10 Ken
dali %.
For State senator-Mitchell rs,
Beans 8.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs,
Everett z.
For County Auditor-Pettitt II,
Perry Is.
Treasurer-vreeland ~, Montgom.
cry 3, Vance Is.
clerk-shoemake IA, Patterson Is.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06

Black Oak.
For U. s. Senator-Kenyon Is,
Young T.
For Governor-Proudfoot !, Clarke
10. Holden 9.
For Congressman-Allfree 5, Ken
dali II.
For State Senator--Mitchell IS.
Beans 3.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8,
Everett 10.
For County Auditor-Pettitt 8,
Perry IL.
MISUNDERSTANDING 8, Montgom.
cry 4. Vance z.
Clerk-Shoemake 3. Patterson 10.
sheriff-Mateer s, Henley 10.
Recorder-owens 6, Mather 15
Attorney--orvis Q. Corlett IA. Me-
Coy 9.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-06-06

For U. s. Senator-Kenyon rs,
Young 81.
For Governor-Proudfoot IA. Clarke
10. Holden TO-
For Congressman-Allfree is. Ken
dali 29. Nt'H n1A
For State Mitchell 20,
Beans Is.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. A. A Standby, who has
visited in Americas, arrived in Daw,
son Thursday afternoon, and will
make her home with h r daughter
Mrs. j. M. Burton.
Mrs. w. A Davidson entertain
ed Mesdames Gardner, Saville, Wall
Weaver and Raines and Miss Mamie
Locke at spend the day party last
Wednesday in compliment to Miss
Deverges.
Elder w. T. Everitte left on
Thursday to spend a month at Ring
gold and Calhoun, Ca, and Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. Most of his time will
be taken up preaching at Primitive
Baptist churches of that section.
The value of varn.sh stain de-
Ponds very largely upon the grade of
varnish used in making it. Camp
BELLS Varnish Stain is made from
the toughest gum floor varnish. You
can finish you floor with this stain
and pound it with han mer without
causing the finish to chip or scratch.
Shields-Geise Lumber Co. sell it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB,
Interesting Debate and Helpful Pa
pers on Various Topics.

Interesting Debate and Helpful Pa
pers on Various Topics.
The meeting of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club was an enjoyable af-
fair of the week. An unusually
large number of members were pres
ent and the meeting was full of in
terest throughout. The lesson, a
short review of the early period of
America, was conducted by the pres
ident, Mrs. w. H. Gurr. The current
topic was Education" A paper by
Mrs. Guy Chappell on "The Play
World" was omitted on account of
her absence from town. What
Georgia is doing to further the cause
of education" was discussed by Mrs.
w. H. Gurr in an able and interest
ing manner. Resolved, That Col
lege Education Is Meeting the De-
mands of Modern Life was the sub
jejct of debate by Mrs. F. E. Land
and Mrs. E. 7. Jordan. Each side
OF the question was ably and force
fully discussed, many strong points
being introduced, and was full of
interest throughout for all present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
CAUGHT ON THE CURB

Mrs. G. A. Gibson is visiting in
Albany.
-Ang Turner left for Atlanta on
Thursday.
Miss jamie Caraway is visiting
in Albany.
Mrs. A. ]. Hill has visited in
Montgomery.
Mr.. w. R. Cox has been a Wis
itor from Albany.
Bradley Chester of Americas
has been in Dawson.
j. M. Marlin of Doerun was in
Dawson this week.
Mrs. x. S. Worthy has visited
relatives at Shellman.
w. A. Clifton attended the mu-
sic festival in Atlanta.
M. j. Yeomans is spending a few
days in North Georgia.
Manning Woodley made trip
to Shellman Wednesday.
Miss Mamie B. Crowell is Wis
iting at Walker Station.
Mrs. ]. H. Allen of Richland is
visiting Mrs. c. A. Jackson.
Sandy Hatcher made a business
trip to Cuthbert Thursday.
Mrs. E. E. Dekle has attended
the music festival in Atlanta.
Another 1000 pounds of fresh
candy just received. Melton Bros.
Mrs. D. c. Pickett and Mrs.
John Seay went to Atlanta Thursday
night.
Carl Melton and G. B. Martin
have enjoyed the pleasures of She'll
man society.
Half ton of candy, the 10 cents
a pound kind, just received-fresh.
Melton Bros.
Brick laying on Kennedy &
Brim's new warehouse will be begun
next Monday.
Mr.. Davenport and family have
moved to the city, and are occupying
a residence on Seventh avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Christie
have returned from Sycamore and
are making Dawson their home.
Money saved on water coolers
and ice cream freezers if you buy
from us. ]. M. Clifton Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolph Woods
are entertaining handsome little
lady, a recent arrival, at their home
Fly time is more to be feared
than war time" Be wise and screen
your home. J. M. Clifton Hardware
Company.
Mrs. Guy Chappell was among
the hostesses who entertained in
compliment to Miss Beverages on
Thursday morning.
The house fly, the barn fly, the
typhoid fly never wipes his feet till
he enters the kitchen. Screen your
kitchen. j. M. Clifton Hardware Co.
John Kennedy is promoting a
baseball game between the benedicts
and bachelors. 1t is expected to be
played at the ball park next Monday
afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
DAWSON BALL FANS CHARTER A TRAIN
WENT TO AMERICUS FRIDAY ON
SPECIAL TO SEE THE MER.
CER-AUBURN GAMES.

The Dawson baseball fan is some
fan, and when there is to be a snappy
game anywhere around he may be
counted on to see it.
The interest here in the Mercer
Auburn contest is so great that some
of the local enthusiasts made ar
rangements with the Central railroad
to run a special train from Dawson
to Americas Friday morning, guar
anteeing the railroad $3.50. The
rare for the round trip was $1.0O,
and when the special pulled out a lit
tie after 8 o'clock it had large
crowd aboard.
The game between Mercer and Au-
burn Thursday afternoon resulted in
a victory for the former by a score
of one to nothing in the tenth inning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
IN MEMORY OF MRS. KIMBROUGH
Eastern Star Adopts Resolutions on
Death of Former Dawson Lady.

Eastern Star Adopts Resolutions on
Death of Former Dawson Lady.
Death has again entered into our
fold and claimed Sister Matte D.
Kimbrough, who departed this life
on April Bird, 1912, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Davis, in
Atlanta. She was a member in good
standing of Mamie Deubler Chapter
No. Y, Order of the Eastern Star,
Dawson, Ga, and was greatly loved
by the entire chapter. She was al
ways kind, gentle and thoughtful of
others and loved the order devotedly.
A noble christian character, a beau
tiful life has gone out from the Order
of the Eastern Star.
You are not forgotten, sister dear,
Nor ever will you be;
AS long as our lives and memory last
We will remember thee.
Be it resolved that a page in our
minutes be dedicated to her mem
DRY.
Be it further resolved that copy
OF these resolutions be published in
The Dawson News; also a copy be
sent to the family.
MRS. w. S. DOZIER,
MRS. T. o. WHITCHARD,
MRS. ]. M. CLIFTON, Com.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
MRS. ATKINS WILL LECTURE.

Best Woman Speaker in South to Be
in Dawson Next Wednesday.
On next Wednesday evening, May
LIST, at the M. E. church, at eight
o'clock, Mrs. Florence EweIl Atkins
OF Tennessee, one of the best if not
the very best woman speakers in the
South, will deliver a lecture of much
interest She is said to be a woman
OF wonderful charm, and to hold
her audience willing captives from
the beginning to the end of her
lecture.
Her lecture on Esther is said to
be one of the most thrilling ever
heard, Mr.. E. G. Branson, president
OF the State Normal School, says of
it:
Mrs. Florence E. Atkins address
on Esther in our auditorium last
night is unforgetable. 1t is alto
gether the most impressive speech |
ever have heard on the liquor ques-
ton. The effects on the audience
are bound to be lasting everlast-
ing, indeed. The address is finely
conceived, admirably planned, and
given with certain literary flavor
and force that are rare. The charms
and gifts and graces of the speaker
are captivating. Her Esther ought
to be heard by everybody in our en-
tire country"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
The Mother Goose Party.

The Mother Goose party at the
opera house next Tuesday night,
April goth, at s o'clock, promises to
be one of the most unique and at
tractive entertainments we have had.
Forty-five children will take part in
it. They are being trained, and it
will be a very quaint and laughab!e
affair. Price of admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats 35 cents. Tickets
will be on sale at Peoples Drug
Store Monday morning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
HOW ARE YOUR BOWELS?

Here's the Real Remedy for COnsti-
patton and Clogged Up Liver.
Tried them all? Not yet; you have
not given HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BUTTONS a chance.
If you want the most efficient,
gentle, safe, yes, delightful laxative
on earth go to any druggist in Daw-
son or vicinity today and get a 25-
cent box of HOT SPR-N LIVER
BUTTONS.
Made in Hot Springs, the santa
rum of the world; used the world
over by people who demand the best.
Take them to end biliousness, coat
ed tongue, dizziness, indigestion and
as general tonic. For free sample
write Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot
Springs, Ark. Bell Drug Co., special
agent in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
Weston to Have Warehouse.

Weston, the enterprising little
Webster county town. is to have a
cotton warehouse, chartered under
the name of the Planters Warehouse
Co. The following well known cit
liens are the incorporators, A. P.
Passmore, s. o. Brightwell, G. w
Sims, ]. F. Jones, w. H. King, J. w.
Adams and R. L. Stapleton. The en-
terprise is expected to largely in
crease the business of Weston
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
A Marriage of Interest.

A marriage of much interest al
Nochaway was that of Mr.. William
Arnold and Miss Emmie Halliday
which was solemnized on Sunday af.
ternoon at o'clock. Rev. w. w
Mabry of Richland performed the
ceremony. The groom is the second
son of MIR. ]. V. Arnold of Nochaway
The bride is a daughter of Mr. Nick
Halliday of Triton, and was the popu.
lar school teacher at Nochaway
The friends of the couple wish then
a long and happy voyage over the
matrimonial sea.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
BOY RUN OVER BY BUGGY.
Happened to Same Accident Twice in
Short Space of Two Days.

While playing in the street Dan,
the little son of Mr.. Sim Roberts, Jr.,
was run over by buggy Tuesday
afternoon. His injuries were slight,
however, and he was soon at play
again. Wednesday afternoon he was
again run dwon, and this time sus-
tanned injuries about the head that
we're painful but not serious. The
drivers of the teams in both in
stances are unknown.
Mr.. Roberts lives on Main street,
where there is much passing. The
little boys hearing was affected by
whooping cough some years ago, and
for this reason he could not hear
the approach of the buggies.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
A LATE ENTRY FOR OFFICE
MIR. 5. b. Denton of Brentwood Is a
Candidate for County Surveyor.
The Official Ticket,


Mr.. 7. NJ. Laney, the present coun-
ty surveyor, is not candidate for
reelection, and that office went beg
ging until yesterday, when Mr. S. B.
Denton, at the solicitation of some
of his friends, decided to take it.
and his announcement appears in
this issue of The News. Mr.. Denton
is one of the we'll known and highly
esteemed citizens of Bronwood, and
will no doubt make the county a
good official
The tickets have been printed for
the county primary, and the official
ballot as prepared by the executive
committee is as follows;
For Ordinary:
w. B. CHEATHAM
For Clerk:
w. S. DOZIER
For Sheriff:
Vote for One)
NJ. G. HILL
j. 2. TURNER
For Tax Collector:
]. o. RUSSELL
For Tax Receiver:
]. D. LANG
For County Treasurer:
B. B. PERRY
For Coroner:
M. H. MARSHALL
For Surveyor:
S. B. DENTON
Candidates for president will be
voted for also hut thpir n op,a, nv; II
appear on a different ballot.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
A Mothers Care,

A careful mother will not give
her child a medicine without know
ing it is pure, contains no opiates,
and has healing and curative quail
ties. Such medicine is Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound, for Group,
whooping cough, bronchitis and all
affections Of the throat, chest and
lungs. Best and safest for children
and grown persons. Take no sub
stitute. Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
Honor Roll For April.

Following is the honor roll of the
high school department of the Yeo-
mans school for the month of April:
Frances Gormley, Mollie Bridges
Irene Anderson, Lamar Jones, Mas
sey Binion, Coley Williams, Mary
Kirksey, Cheslie Daniel, Matte
Kirksey, Estelle Daniel, Berta Ever
lite, Minnie Bridges, Laura Averitt
]. w. Anderson, Annie Pearl Warren
and Frank McGill.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
New Arrivals

Mr.. ]. N. Bolton is the wearer of
broad smile. The cause is the
arrival of two fine boys in his home,
twins weighing five and eight pounds
respectively. The little fellows have
been stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Boil
ton since Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
New Pressing Club.

have bought the Eureka Pressing
Club in the City Barbershop, and So
licit your patronage. Good work
done promptly is guaranteed all. Give
me a trial. Phone 23 for quick SER
vice. ANG TURNER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27

w. A. Dodson, we'll known citi-
zen of Dallas, Ca, is willing to tell
what Foley Kidney Pills have done
for him in order that others may
benefit by his experience. He
writes: ST have been sufferer
from kidney collie, and got no relief
from medicine given me. / saw Fo-
ley Kidney Pills advertised in the
New IRA" AMI began taking them,
and l find great relief and satisfac-
ton from their use. have used
two bottles, and they have benefited
me more than anything have ever
taken" Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
For Snrvevnr.

am a candidate for County Sur
veyor, subject to the democratic pri-
mary Your vote on Wednesday,
May LIST, will be appreciated. Re-
spectfully, S. B. DENTON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-27
Dawson Firm One of Few.

Our name is one of the few ap-
pearing in this weeks issue of the
Saturday Evening Post from whom a
Durham Duplex Razor can be had for
only thirty-five cents. Send the
amount in coin or stamps and we will
mail you one
DAWSON HARDWARE co.