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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-03-01
ALL HANDS TO THE WHEEL
FOR BIG c. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
Pullman and Enthusiasm is Unlimited
Fifteen Hundred Visitors, Says Hurd

If the enthusiasm displayed at the
meeting OF the G. A. r. and w. r. c..
together with the members of en-
campment com mittees from the
Chamber of Commerce last Monday,
was a criterion of the interest that is
being taken in the big affair by the
citizens of Pullman, as it no doubt
Is, the department encampment to be
held here on June 5, and next
will far exceed in pleasure and real
enjoyment for the old soldiers any
encampment ever held in this state.
Almost every person who, by virtue
of his membership in the two patri-
otto organizations or his com mittee
associations, was eligible to partici-
pate in the meeting Monday was
present and brim full of enthusiasm
and good cheer. The occasion was
for the purpose of EXPLAINING to Com
mander F. H. Hurd of the G. A r.
of Seattle, and President Harris of
the w. r. c., of Bellingham, the
plans that are being made for the big
affair, and it is safe to say that if the
officials of those worthy organiza-
tons had any apprehensions in re-
gard to the encampment they were
dispelled when they became acquaint-
ed with the plans that have already
been made, and the interest that is
taken by the citizens.
Fifteen Hundred Visitors
Promptly at 1 o'clock those pres
ent seated themselves at a banquet
prepared by the women of the w. r.
c., and suffice to say that no person
left the tables who had not satisfied
every desire of his appetite. Immedi-
ately after the banquet, Chairman F.
NJ. Slagle introduced Comm nder
Hurd, who told what would be ex-
pected of Pullman by the old soldiers
of the state, and ventured the opinion
that at least 1900 visitors would
cGme to Pullman on the occasion. He
stated that the official program is
now being prepared and that it would
be so arranged as not to conflict with
the general program being prepared
by the committees in charge. Mr..
Hurd was followed by President
Harris of the w. R. c., who told in
few words of the mart that wouId no
taken in the encampment by the
women of the w. r. c., and spoke
very highly of the reception rendered
her by the people of Pullman, stat
ing " If the interest displayed by those
present today is a sample of the in
terest taken by every citizen Of Pull
man, the encampment will be a great
success. -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-03-01
College Will Assist

President e. A. Bryan of the State
College, told of the part that would
be taken in the encampment by the
college, pledging every possible as
sistance from that institution to make
the occasion a memorable and
happy one, He thanked those in
charge of the affair for placing the
dates early enough so that those in
attendance at the College would be
able to participate, and stated that
the encampment would inculcate in
the young people from all parts Of
the state who are attending the Col
lege, true ideas of patriotism which
would prove an education in the
direction of useful citizenship.
A. b. Baker, the champion of the
cause OF the old soldier and chairman
of the general and the finance com
mittees, gave brief but very opti-
mistic report, stating that the neces-
sary funds would be available with
"' Pi"''h6 hSdhN DuiueH upon
anyone and that everything in con
nection with the encampment was
progressing nicely.
Patriotic Play
Professor Charles Timblin. chair
man of the program committee and
one of the best boosters for the en-
campment, reported that the pro-
grams for the different days of the
encampment are we'll under way. On
one evening a play will be staged in
the College Auditorium as compli-
mentry to the old soldiers. The play
will be of a patriotic nature, dealing
with war time memories, and will be
presented by the members of the
Senior class of the College, under the
direction of Miss Roziskey, The play
will be free of charge to the visiting
members of the G. A. r. and w.
r. c., and will be repeated as the
annual Senior play during Com
mencement, at which time a charge
will be made to defray the expenses.
Tentage Offered for Rooms
Professor o. l.. Waller, chairman
of the entertainment committee. re-
ported that as soon as the weather
permits that committee will visit
every residence in the city and offer
tentage in return for rooms to be oc-
cupied by the older and more feeble
of the veterans. Professor Waller
stated that the matter had been pro-
posed to several residents and that
he was of the opinion that every resi-
dent of the city would be perfectly
Continued on last page)
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03
SAVES LEG nE RoY
Account Special Occasions via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

1T seemed that my 14-year-old boy
would have to lose his leg on account
Of an ugly ulcer, caused by bad
bruise, wrote d. F. Howard, Asuone
y. c. "All remedies and doctors
treatment failed till we tried Buck
lens Arnica Salye, and cured him
with one box" Cures burns, boils,
skin erupiions, piles. CSC at all drug
gists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03
Legal Advertls'
A PRocLAW

submitting a proposedN
the Constitution OF the~
Georgia, 10 be voted on at :.
eral election TO be held on q
November 8, 1912, said any
providing for authorizing T.
power.ng judges OF supei\N
of this state to grant chg
private companies in vacatio
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03

Here is a woman who speaks from
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ence, viz, Mrs F. II Brogan of Will
son, Pa, who says 4 know from ex-
perience that Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is far superior to any other
For Group there is nothing that ex-
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03
Service counts always" and it's
habit with us. Try it and see AN
DREWS DRUG STORE.

c. E. Atkinson, Harlem, Ca, reports
that he has been a constant user OF
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in
his family for years, because it gives
tnem relief from coughs and colds
] Immediately. and ! regard it an infal-
lnle remedy and safe one for orr
children
For sale at Roberts Pharmacy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03

FOR RENT-Nice six room house
sos DARTMOUTH; modern oonvenien-
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03

TRY UNCLE SANS BREAKFAST
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03

FOR RENT Seven room house. 1921
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Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03


OF saIcA4aary T0r leave 10 sell landN
belonging TO Willie Edwards, Cleve-
land Edwards. Julia Edwards, Anice
Edwards, Robert Edwards and Spen-
Ger Edwards, minors and heirs at
law OF Anna Edwards, for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the main
tenance. support aud education of
said minors Said application Will be
heard at the regular term of the court
OF ordinary for said counf to be held
on the first Monday inf YNovember,
1912. This October l, R12.
PHOEBE HOPKINS,
Guardian for Willie Edwards, CIeve-
land Edwards, Julia Edwards, Anice
Edwards, Robert Edwards and
Spencer Edwards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-03
State of Georgia,
Executive Department,
Arr1vtr@F offI, 1910

Whereas. the General Assembly at
its present session in 1912 propose
an amendment TO the Constitution o
this State as set forth in an Act ap
proved August 18th. 1912, to-wit:
An Act to amend article 3, section
Z, paragraph Is, OF the Constitution
of the State of Georgia embraced in
Section $3.50 OF the Civil Code of this
State, authorizing and empowering
Judges of the Superior Courts Of this
State to grant charters to private com
panies in vacation, and for other purz
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-13

men employed in the building
trades was ordered today.
Philadelphia, Pa. = Defense
committee for Ettor and Giovan-
nitti were ordered not to hold
their proposed l. w. w. demon
stration in independence Square
tomorrow afternoon.
They today informed Director
Porter, of the Public Safety De-
partment, that they intended car
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-13

rying out their plans and if he
wanted it stopped he would have
to send around enough policemen
to stop it.
Porter said the meeting might
be held on City Hall plaza at
some othe rhour than the one Sc
lected.
Labor leaders refused, saying
they wanted it to be: at 3 o'clock
and in independence Square.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26
3eidlnet elm cinbrnfspplles Bib,

Serr Sber Waolen BON Doe gan
@aib., lAreibt: uObglei6 1d iiebe1,
5ig Sabre alt bin, fam ib outb
mebr Mrbeit perrid)tcn dig mie i'd
irniSig mar, uno mas meine Srau
anGetrifft 10 befinoet iie iid) in
brlierer @eiunobeit, als wie mir
nod oieiem 2anoe farler in 1851.
yS;r iino iiber5eugt, bies lit nlx
neil mir bier un0 0a ben 4lpen.
trdliter sebrauden. Sd femme aeu
tc, Die iest tot iino, melhe fs,lte
nod leber miiroen, ipie ib glaube,
fuaren lie meniger mistrauiid gene
icn unb batten meinen &at, Cen
Mlbenfr6uter au sebrauden. befolgt.
Sd iebe 4noere berum eeben tpie
lebenoe 2eiden, oie geiuto ilno
eliidlid genladt merben fonnten
ourd oen @ebraud oes 4lpeu
frauter. Mber Die 2ente glailbell
Id,per, uno Damn bin id audi 81
aft uno arm. mas mol Der @rnno
it, Inn piel ginfluB gu baben. Sod
fir ms lit Der alpenfrauter unle-
re Meoi5in."
Sim Sitter, fpenn Die Strait pad)-
labt, lit cin miloes, aber itarferoes
Seilmittel cine beionoere RotrCen'
6iqfeit. Sorni's 4lp~enfrduter lit
iold)en 6daen beionoers ansemei
len. @r lit feline Ipotbefer W,ni-
lin, lonoer1 elm einfodes Bamifien-
G!ci(mittel, meldes Dem 8ublitunt
brett geliefert miro bon 2ofal-Gger-
ten, meld)e ernannt iino bon Den gi-
aentiimern, Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
Cons Co., 1875 go. Sopne @pe.,
Gbicago, 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26
Sir $500 mad 2entidlanb.

Deutid : amertfanii6e 3eitungen
meroen i'm alien goterlano init gro,
bem Sntereiie geleien, lpeil lie lit
frei alrs1preben uno baufig BON brit
ben mebr Meuigfeiten uno Nafrid-
TEN bringen, als Die oeutfden Sci
tllnsen ielbit. Die nSreie Brefs!e fir
geras" lit oriiben LIBERAL, mobin iie
gelonot miro, Elm iebr germ geiebenel
@alt unb fam iib riibnlen, Mnct
fent1ung ullo 8iiroigullg 81 finoen,
pie aus aablreiAen 8riefell an uns,
lotpie an Dieienieen ueIde bas
glott al lire @erpanoten idider,
berborgebt. @er oaber ieinen Ser.
manoten uno Sreunoen cine Srelt6e
ertpeiien, ibnen elm miafomenes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, Der belteue fir
iie Die nSreie Bre!fe fir 9eras".
0as Sntereiie fir Teras, pie iiber.
9aupt fir oen Staat uno bic @e-
geno, no bic 8ertpanoten nobnen,
lit in Deutihlano febr Iebbaft uno
es tit unm0glid, in 9rinatbriefen
cine 10 erinolihe sluFldrung une
geidreibung BEG fremoen 2anoes
gu geben, mie Dies sic u5reie Breiie"
onpo1entlth tut. Sir ben gerin-
gen Yreis bon $500 berienoen mir
portofrei unier reihbaltiges 80
denblatt auf Elm Sabr an irgetlo
cine Moreiie i'm Mnslanoe-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26
Som auitanoiaen @eridt il

Som 5uitdnoigen @eridt III
Maeoebnrg lit Der gertialier Sod,
uelder i'll Sfto6cr pergangenen
Sa6res ben 6ortigen Oberlelrer
Ssnler geidoiien bate, gu bier
Sabren @cfangnis pcrlirteilt nor
Sen. Die Sragooie, melde nunmebr
ibr Nadipiel bot @eridt g%efunoen,
erregte ieiuer3eit oas erobte @rt,
ie6en. Ger ied8ebn Sabre alt Steal
gpmnaiiait Malter Sod mar IN bic
@obnuug beg Sberlebrers Ssmes
geornngen uno bate ibm 8orbal@
tllneen neaen eiucr idle6ten Gen
ills genlodt. Sm 2anf oes erreg
ten @eiprdds 8og Sod einen Sfes
nplper berpor uto CAB mebrere
Sdilie auf ben 2e6rer ob, bon Sc
zen elmer Die anllge perleste.
9ann idob er lih ielblt in ben
Muno. Mls Mneeborise beg Sber
Icbrers berbeieiltem periufte Der
Mttentdter, ii6 Die 0ulsaoer 81 off.
nen, ipur6e abcr oaran gebinoert
Nad langpieriaem araufiein gena
len lebrer nno 6hiilcr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26

uno @ebereieu BON 2alurence, Maii j,
lit beelloet. Die Arbeiter babe1
cine 2obnerbobung erbalten nno
olld in anbern Sabrifen bat man
zen @rbeitern 2obnerbobungen gu
geitanoen, UNI einen Streif 81
perbinoern. Sroboem oro6en nod
iiberaa Streifs in BEN 5~abrifgegen-
ben eu=gnglanos. 9as Sdlimm-
1te lit aber Der groBe &oblengraber+
@usitano, Der am 1. Ipril in ben
&oblen 8ergperfen alts5nbre=
den orobt. Soffentli6 gelingt es
nod i'm gu n%erbinoern, aber es
fiebt in oieiem Mugenblif i6ledt
aus.
Ser Sefretar oes Snnern Siiber,
bat a~llsnebmeno groBartige Blane
in 9e5ug auf @lasfa, meld1e er
in einem geridt on ben BrGiiocn-
ten belnnadit nieoer5ulegen beob=
fidtigt. gr niinidt uamlid IN
Mlasfa cine &egierlngs : etlen-
baBn 81 bauenz uno omar npr
Semaro binauf nod ben &oblenfel-
bern bon Matanusfa, cine Stredc
bon IT'S Meilen uno bon bort
meiter, entlang Dem Sana-Sluilc
cine i6malipuriae 9abn bon mebr
als 200 Meilen 2dnge Big CUR Miin.
ourg oieies Slillies III ben gu-
ION. Sort miroe Die gabu nit Der
Sinterraooampfern Die auf Dem
yufon fabren, in 8erbinoung tire.
ten. gs Iiegt i'm Blan beg Sefse-
t6rs, oas Giienbabn-M Bacterial, mel
DIES CUR s3eit i'm 9ananla-&anolgc
bet bermertet miro, fir oieie gabn-
balten III MIasfa nubbar gu mo-
den. SIN 2alife zines Sabres ner-
ben ettpa 200 2ofomotipen nlh
500. Sradtmaegons I'M aanalge-
bet iiberfliiiig per0en, oesglethcn
cine Mn3abl BON Sdaufelmaidnlen
uno an1eren NipeIlier ; Mpparaten,
lotpie Gdienen. Ser @eiammtpcrt
bieleg Materials betragt ungefahr
16 Wiaionen 9ollars. Sonte bal
ieIbe p~erfauft iperOen, 10 bitrften
faum atpei MiGionen oafiir be5allt
iper6en. Die porbanoenen S6tere1
reiden bin, Inn 375 Meilen @e,
leiie 1T Mlasfn SIT legn, nno Die
ltm6noerung Der 2ofoinotiben lmo
@aggons 5llr @erpertung milroe
$50 per @aggon uno $500 pro
2ofomotine foiten.
Die @rbauung einer &egierunes-
,fabn nod Den genannten &oblen
felbern miiroe bon o~nberoroentl
dem @ert iein, mie Sefretar 81
iber meiflt, nidt nur Tim 4oblen
fir Die 9unoesmarine bilig 81
beidaffen, ionbern audi liln Die 8e-
tcobner BON MIasfa nit iolhen 81
uerforgen. Die Iusbeutung Der
aoblengrllbcn miirbe oltrh Die 9e-
aierung betrieben ueroen, rnh
6abrrh ,piiroe zines Der idmierig=
item 8robIeme, ipelhen Die Negie-
,rung beute ge~geniiberitebt, iofertl
nieles 9erritorium in getradlt
fomlnt, eeI0it meroen. General
%. 6. Mariban, Der iriibere Gbef
beg Sngenieur -aorps Der Mrmec.
i'll bonn 9~r1iioenten BEN Sefretar
oes Snnern als b%eratenoer Sn.
genieur CUR Seite geitent moroen-
Gas 9roieft ion, iobalo ipie tun-
lid, benz 4ongreB unterbreitet mer-
Ben, uno Der 8raiioeut miro EN-
pfeblen, oaB Die erforoerlihen ge-
iesliden Masnnbmen getroffcn ioer,
Sen, nm Die Durdfiibriing BEL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26
Mei6tmm lei airden mmb &lOiteru
in Belgien.

glus Dem m~asgebenoen @erfe 8
8arnih's: Sc @egime clerical EN-
8elaique" peroient mandes berpor<
geboben au merben, mas fir Or
Gntmidlung oes &lerifalisntus aud
in anoeren 2anoern bon geoeLs
tung lit. geiicr nls IN 9eutihlano,
Denn aud niemals poaitanoig,
fam man ii9 in gelgien iiber Den
5unebmenoen Meidtum Der airden
uno &loIter unterrihter, Die nntcr
Ser beinabe 2~8idbrigen Serrihnft
ser flerifaIen Bartei 9eoeiben pie
ME supor, neil iih bas geiitlibe
uno oas meltIi1e Clement babel ges
genieitia befruhten. Seit 1854
perfiigen oie aIerifalen iiber Die
Staatsfalie nidt nur, %ionoern aud)
iiber Die germaltung BON leds
BropinSen uito 1000 @emeinnen.
Staat 9ropins unb @emeinoe ba'
ben geifrdge fir Die firdlide Ser
maltuna 5m leiiten; iuenn Die Stbe.
raIen am Ml,opr iiiro, miro BARN
MaB sebolten, felt 1884 inoeB,
UNI nnr ems 81 e%ripdbnen, liito aus
ltaotlihen Mitteln ben &irhenfabrI'
fen 1928 Mia. Jranfen all gu.
Idiiiien eepabrt moroen (bis Veal
19ft). Dosu fommen bic prtpotell
3utpenoungen, bic fir Weiien al
lein fir 1872 Mil. Jranfen Shelt
f.naen nno 8ermaftnilie olism1'
der. Zen Biarreien merocn mir
guflaaen fir Meiien aud nod
@rnnoitiide unb aabere 8erte per'
mod,t, 10 5por, oab 1864 ldon
1-tOO oeg @anogebietes IN olelel
9eiie beIaitet mar; pie oiel mebt
miro eg gegenwdrtis iein2 I'm
fer elmer poriorgliden &egierun0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26

9ie 2eiietreter iino es, oerc'l
Sdritte man am ldmeriten ipiirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26

meroen 8erma6tniiie an Die Cote
9ano oorauf gepriift, oh fetlle
beourftigen Geruo1oten oes Grblal-
iers porbanoen lino, uno anfed)-
tllngen bon bieier Selte iueroel
gettau ertpogen; es brouht audi
ni6t gerabe Mrmut uno Gleno lei
oen @erpanoten o63uipalten, nm
einen 9ei6luB 5u redtfertlgen,
melder Der beoa6ten Mnitolt Die
4nnobme oes Gertnd6tnilies Der.
meigert, beorGngte gerbaltniiie
i6on iinb BEL elmer ebrliden Ser
maltungspraris ein btItreibenoer
@rnno, llno Ser &reis Ser Ser
monoten fam melt aenila ge5ogfn
merben. gs miro perii6ert, oaB es
in greuBen 10 eebalten miro, hofe
fen mir, oaB oos 5utrifft, Sn Bel
glen bot es bie flerifale Serrlhnft
nit iid eebra6t, bob bic aernter,
oeren Snbaber lolGe 0inge entifei-
Sen, bon perldBliden &lerifalen
beiett finb; oesbalb fann garnie)
ausfubren: yaud in ben i6nter5lid)r
item Sdaen unterlaBt Die &egierung
ME iie (bie 3umenoungen an Die
airde) gu g%enebmigen, ungeobtet
Ser BON Sen 8eteilieten por9e-
brabten gei6tperoen."
@as bie Srbensnelt angebt, De
rem 8eitano eegenmdrtig iiber A..
900 9opfe betrdet, ieitoem Die anf'
bebung ser meiiten @enoiienidai-
ten in Sranfreid ibr 3upads Der
ibafft Bot, 10 ldBt iid ibr @rnno=
beiie auf Dem gepaltigen getraJ
bon 1917 Milionett abi6aself.
Sod oies lit nl1r elm Sell oes Scr
mogens, oelrn ben 8Ioitern 1T oo.
ran gelegen, ben Sisfus uno Gle
grben ibrer @enoiien ni6t in tire
@eIdafte bliden gu laifen, unb oes
balb miro Die 8ermogensanloge in
bepeglidem Gut porge5ogen. Do
es feline ginfommcnlteuer eiebt, bort
oie M6gli6feit elmer S6abrne
bier auf. 0ie -Oroensleute ioatea
nun ourd lire 5dultatiefeit oanf
benz sboGaert' lden @ntnurf rpel,
tere MiGionen erperben, bod oie
@rregur1g, sic bieier 8lon berpor-
rief, bot bemirft, ooB er 5uriidge-
5tpnt murine INN ,Sprr ShplIQert
einem anoern @elinnunesgenoifen
Sen 8lab r1urnte. Die &lerifalen
foroern aber nod mie Dor ELM Sc
leb in bieiem Gimme. @elange
es ibnerl iid III oieiem Sabre, no
lire ouf tpenige 5tilnmen geianfe-
ne @ammermebrbeit beorobt it, NOD
einmal gu balten 10 miirhe oos
@eieb mol aud fommen. @s ii
oesbalb po%raus5uieben, oaB Der
@ablfompf auBeroroentlid lebboft
iein miro, uno in oieiem Sample
ipielen Die &loiter eine beionoere
Moae, nidt nur ourh ibr @elo
lonoern aud unmittelbar onr6 bic
2ellte ais @abIer. gs fino nam-
lid infolge 3u5ugs aus Sranfreid
niht peniger aIs 10000 Wond)e
in gelgiem noturaliiiert moroen
l,no So Der Mbitano 5miihen oet.
flerifalen uno ben antif(erifalcl
Stimmen eering tit, fonllen Die Sea-
turalilierten, Die man geihidt oa-
bin perfect 400 ibre 5timmen NOT
menoig iino, bie uno oa ben aiis=
ihIog geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26
Cine mute Nadridt

fommt BON Dr. S. <. GurttB,
Gwigbt aan. CT idreibt: sd!
babe idlimme Sale BON Ge8enla BEL
meinen Yatienten uno aud an mir
ielbit nit electric 8itters f@lriert,
ser oafiir DEFENDERS tpirfiam it,"
0biges 5eiet mas audi tauieno an-
oere erfabren baben, bob electric
Nitters Elm mirfiamer 9lutreiniaer,
Elm gutes Mittel fir Ge5ema, aus-
ldIag, Gledten un0 alle @efdtpire
lit. Ct itimuIiert aeber, Nieren uno
Gingeweioe, lheioet @iffe aus, be-
for6ert 0er6auung, er5euat Strait.
preis SOC. 3ufrieoenbeit sarantieri
boz, allen Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-26
Sin Miitter nnb Se6ermann.

SIR fonnt guflen's @rniea Sal5e
a~nfpenoen, nm 4inoer BON ec5ema,
@usi6Iag, Shiirfungen uno Sduo-
rem gu beiIen, iopie Die bdnfisen
gerlekungen-Sdnitt- uno grano.
munoen, Quetidungen etc, NIT per-
fefter Si6erbeit. Nidts BELT ic
f6nen. Sir ale @eI9niire utlo
Wunoen giebt es nidts geiieres. 25c
Eel alien Mpotbefern.
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-05-18
SASSER SETTINGS.
| Batch of Personal Items From
That Thrifty Town.

Messrs. ]. C. McLendon, ]. H.
Lewis, A. E. Johnston, ]. S. Spear
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fuller spent a
few days in Macon, attending the
postmasters' convention and the re-
union.
Little Elsie May Melvin, who has
been spending some time here with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
H. Oliver, has returned to her home
at Quitman.
Messrs. N. B. Davis and L. D..
Bowen stopped over on their way
home from Macon and spent the
weekend here with relatives.
Mr.. jeff King and daughter, Miss
Ruby, and Miss Daisy Davis of Cot
ton are guests at the home of Mr..
w. M. Mount.
Mrs. J. H. Goodman has returned
to her home in Fitzgerald after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. H. Oliver.
Mrs. Barnes and little granddaugh-
ter, Tilly, of Dawson visited DR.. and
Mrs. Durham last week
Sasser and Dawson crossed bats
twice last week. Each time the score
ran in favor of Sasser.
Mrs. NJ F. Davis spent few days
last week with Mrs. R. A. Cannon,
out in the country.
Mr.. Joe Crawford and little grand
son of Marion county are visiting
Drs. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mercer of New
ton recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Lunday.
Mrs. ]. T. Walroup of Griffin is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. f. An
thony.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Webb of Daw-
son spent Sunday with Mrs. W. K.
Pace.
Messrs. w. H. Oliver and j. H.
Davis spent Tuesday night in AL
bany.
Mr.. Charlie Johnson of Dawson
was mingling with friends here Sun
day.
Mr.. Willie B. Moreland of Albany
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. L. E. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardee spent
last Sunday in Brentwood.
Miss Mabel Jennings is visiting
friends in Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank English spent
Sunday at Herod.