The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-09-03
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

mechanical department of The News
several months, has taken position
with the Jacksonville Advertiser so
that he may De near his wife, who is
under treatment in North Georgia.
Mr.. S. L. Carter has removed
his stock of goods into the building
recently vacated by the Lewis Gro
Gerry Co, and Herman, the popular
dealer in fashionable mems wear, is
occupying the store Mr.. Carter NOV
ed from.
1t is said that there will be
some opposition to the proposed new
bond issue by the city. Many tax
payers are of the opinion that it is
time to put a check on the bodies
that spend public money.
Mr.. J. L. PARROT, a popular
commercial traveller who has made
his home in Dawson a year or two,
informs The News that he will move
his family to Valdosta at an early
date.
The artesian we'll that is being
sunk at Pond Lily Park has reached
a depth of 1870 feet. The flow of
agallon a minute that was obtained
at depth of 121 feet continues.
If anybody wants to contribute
to the Wilson campaign fund The
News will receive and forward 1t.
Dawson should help the cause, so
come forward, gentlemen.
Mr.. J. R. Bridges, who recently
resigned from the police force, has
moved his family to the farm OF u.
w. Dozier, of which he will be in
charge as superintendent,
Yesterday was labor day. 1t
was observed by the Sons of Rest,
the banks, the postOffice and the
rural mail carriers. No mail was
delivered on the routes.
Mrs. Lavely has secured from
the American Federation OF Musi-
clans Mr.. Herman Spahr, an excel
lent vaudeville and moving picture
piano player.
Flora and Mack, harmony sing
ers. rathskeler entertainers, novelty
instrumentalists at the Airdome on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights.
The reports from Mr.. W. H.
Feagle. who underwent an operation
for appendicitis in Macon a week
ago. are that he is steadily improv-
ing
For rent, third floor BALDWIN
Block. formerly used for skating
rink. In first-class condition. Pos
session given September list. W. A
Clifton.
Dawson is leading every city in
the state in cotton receipts. Amerl-
Gus and Albany have received only
about half as many bales.
3 or 5 doses 666 will break any
case of Chills and Fever; and If TAX
en- then as a tonic the fever Will
not return. Price Use.
CLARK. the auto man, has SOLD
three more Ford cars. These make
thirty-one joy riders he has pat III
the procession.
The road tax collectors are now
on the warpath. If you are over u
years of age and under 90 get your
$500 ready
Mr. r G. Lewis advertises to-
1av that he wants to buy your cotton
seed. New seed are selling at $l'
\ ton.
We have the exclusive agency
Tor Red Cross and Perfection mat
.resses. E. B. Durham & Co.
The new postal law allowing no
nail on Sunday has caused much dis
among the public.
The first of the fall terms OF
he superior court will convene in
luitman county next Monday.
Mr.. lobe Watson has returned
@ Dawson, and is with Rev. w. Y.
Hunt at the City BarbershOp.
Prof A. P. Mathews has moved |
18th his family to Leslie, where he
las charge of the school.
Try a sack of Queen of the Pan
~ flour and you will use no other.
T. o. Whitchard & Co.
-25 bushels underground meal,
lot from Melton's mill rock, at
2aines & Meetings..
-25 bushels sweet potatoes, those
elbow kind, at Raines & Meetings..
The regular monthly meeting of
he city council will be held tonight.
Mr.. J. H. McCleIland viii move
lis family to Albany at an early date.
The Shields-Geise Lumber Co. |
AVE sawed cypress posts for sale.
Finest Dove hams and Cooking
e Cos