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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30
Morasntown sns kInowoos Railroad

con and after Sunday, July 26th,
special train leaving Oak Park for Alright
and intermediate points at 4:45 p. m. +,
AMI returning leaving Albright 600 p.
m, Kingwood 6:15 p. M, will be dis.
continued" 39-2t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30
Wisdom comea With Yeara

A boy has to be at least fifteen
years old before no realizes that actual
war looks altogether differently from
the military parade.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30
For Sale

Will sci at a bargain, the best business
IN the best location in Kingwood. Reason
Tor selling, leaving the state. For further
particulars, address Lock Box ID, King
wood, w. Va. 35-tf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30

Get Dodse's prices on wood or tile
sIios before you buy. Car load prIces.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30

The owner Of an automobile who lives
within one mile of an Incorporated town
in West Virginia is liable to any license
fee for automobiles such town NAV i'm
pose, according TO an opinion by Attorney
General Lilly. The town, IN addition 70
providing for license fee by ordinance.
must not spend the money for any pur-
pose than TO pay the interest on municipal
bonds.
The congregation of the Palatine
Baptist church yesterday voted to give
the pastor, Rev. John w. Brown. a
months vacation during August. Rev.
Brown will leave in the next few DAYS
for his vacation trip. For the irst two
Sundays Of the month there will be no
preaching service at the church. The
last two Sundays will be supplied by
visiting ministers. The Sunday school
will be held each Sunday az usual
Fairmont Times.
The postmaster general has directed
that beginning August LIST, the fees
charged for the issue Of postal money
orders payable in thirtY-nine Of the
foreign countries, with which interna-
tional order business is transacted, shall
be materially reduced. Under the pres.
ent schedule Of fees, the remitters ol
small sums land they are usually Of the
poorer classes) who send regular pittanct
to dependent relatives in the old countr,
are burdened with more than their pro.
portionste cost Of the service. TIKI,
change is for the purpose Of adjustin,
this inequality, and is in accordance will
the policy Of the postmaster general thai
postal facilities shall be afforded ths
public At The lowest possible cost.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-30
County Democratic conv.c,,o,

u v NIHSON, OnAirman
j. III. WERLICH, Secretary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
idipa6e 1nb er11iibete Tra11eu

Starf idmad5e nnb er1niibete Tra1e,1
nsSdd ftan6 unter eiierner @trenge
bei Der @erpfleg11ng eines @erpono-
ten mdbren6 6rei Monate longer
&%ponfbeit," fdreibt Grol1 s. 6. @on
Sc @orbe bon &irfInn6, 81, ur6
electric 8itter8 belt mid ab bonn
3atinmntenbre6en. Sd min ME bar
on fem" GiibH SIR miioe u,r6 aus
gennbt? @ei1n Mppetit nr1b BE Mob-
rurtg min 1riH ber6ouen2 gs 1T
1idt oas Triibiobrsmetter. SIR ge-
bro11dt electric 8iters. Gongt eine
Notwithstanding beute on; 11idts
better fir Mager, 2eber u1tb Mieren.
Dos groBortige Triibiobrs Comic.
Ginoernng ober @el6 3l1ruiidf. 5Of ntt6
$1.OO Bel Current Mpotbefer. - Mn-
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

SD meiB mi@t, mos i9 benten
ioa," entgegnete &etol6.
v9Gdts iollen Gle 6enfen, a1s iebt
INIT mir gum Diner gu geben, no uns
ser Gbompagner belfen ion, uns bas
nel1e Berg un6 Ser5glid 5n periii'
ben."
Ser Sngenierr lieB nun feinen &C.
ieIi9ofter @rneitinens Brief lefen
mn6 &err @tei1t nobm fein S9loB
Dor feinen Mun6 un6 rannte Die Ga
de Bel ibrem re@ten, abf9euli9en
Ma1nen.
uEeins geii@ertes ginfommen bat
iie gerei5t!" REF er. r8as miro Die
einmnl fir Ma1gen maden!"
@0nigli6 ober fre1te ct ii@ auf Die
Inngen @eii9ter, 6ie es geben pirbe,
tpen11 er ibnen bon benz rea1en Slnoe
am @auidenberg er3dble.
,8ienei6t dmgiert Damn bas
Grdulein pieber beruber," metnte ct
Iaden6, ober @etob fieI i'm fdnell
in's 8ort nn6 rief: r95etn, lafien
mfrs beim ftatus quo"
Sc tpor6 Damn onsgemo6t, bob
@teir nod bem @aui@enberge 51riid=
febre nn6 BORT beim @ergbm 10
Ionge pertpeile, Big Ser St1genie11r bon
ieiner @eiie nod Sreiberg in Sa@=
fen 5urudfomme. Ct tponte BORT 6ie
@ilberobtreibung bon 8let perfonltd
ituoieren nn6 mom6glid einen
@dmeI3er e~ngogieren 1n6 nit bier
Der bringen.
Dom berabidie6ete fib @ebolo bon
feinem 2an6sma11ne un6 fnbr nod
@nufe.
Sir 8eter Steir1 aber begonr jebt
6os uf6nigIide 9effert" tpie er es
1tnrt1te.
Morters un6 8oI6birger ml1Bte1
bon bem nergniigten Direr @enntnib
erbolten boben nn6 sic Meugierbe
trieb fie an, ibre1 Modmittogstaffee
1T Ser 8oit 5u fi@ gu nebmen. Mls-
baI6 foBen fie nit Stein I'M eifrigen
@eiprdde beifmmen.
SCUM" meirte Mortens boB fp6t=
ttfd, ,es 1T bod fd0rt bon Sbnen,
1oR @ie benz nrr1en Morne tpenig-
items nod Elm bergniigtes @ittags-
eSfer bereiteten."
,Mrmer Mamt?" frogte Stein.
,,me1 meinen sic 6an1it?"
!. ,geun, Sen SsSngenienr ="
,8roit MobI5eit, bas ndire mir Die
rehte Mrmufb = gefterr tpar ct es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
Cine anbere 6ram." Dieien 9lus

Cine anbere 6ran." Dieien Mus-
orud gebraudt Serr 5ranf 811r5ina
bon @tepben Minn., inbem er iiber
feline Grm idreibt. Ct iagt: sd
maB Sbnen mittbeilen, mas STR Ml-
penfrauter tp11noerpoues fir meme
6rau getban bat. Sic lit i9redli6
an Magen-8ei9meroen. Ser cine
@r3t beridrieb bieies, Ser anoere ie<
mes, aber nidts balf ibr. Sic ge>
.brau9te beridie6ene Sorten @inen
un6 &ulber obne @rfolg. Ma@oem
fte cine Glofde Alpenfrd11ter eenom-
men, f@ien. file cine an6ere 6rau 3a
fem, un6 iebt ift fie, nod fortgefebtem
@ebrm1@ ser Mee6i5in, n%olitdn6ig ee<
fund. ST freue mid natirli@ febr
|6ariiber, 6enn id tpar iiber ibren 3u-
itan6 ernitIi@ beiorgt. Wenn bie
9eatte ru1r bon Sen @or5iigen BEG Ml-
p~enfrduters tpiiiBten, 10 1pirbe es in
ie6em &n1fe 5u finben fein."
6orni'S MIpenfr6l1ter lit feine Mpo-
tbefer.Meoi3in, fon6ern Elm einfadeS,
aeiterprobtes @r6uter-&eilmittel mel
DIES Dem @a1bltfrtm 6ur9 Spe5ial-
Mgenten geliefert miro brett bon Dem
2oboratorium Ser &eriteller: 81. Be-
ter 6obrnep & Cons &c., 1875
50. @opne Mbe., Chicago, sSSa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
&obt oteieS @ittel
fhr~ &mn8entranfbett.

Biele &eute itnb geneigt 3n 9la1ben.
bnb 2ungenbef9tperbe cine &rautbeit if,
bic nidt befiegt tper6en fa1n: SHE'S 1T
faIi6, neil biele lire b%oIftdnoige @e<
iu11bbeit tpieber erlangt baben. Gin &li<
r1atpe@ieI bat ettpns gebolfen. aber bel
mebr 6aben lire @e1un6beit tpie1er er<
Iangt bur1 @inatbmer Der frii9eiten
Stuff, babur@ bab iie gut 5ubereitete
!@peiien genofen, IN ibren @etpobnbeiten
mdBig tparen unb bic ftdrfenbe gigen<
idaften bon @dmm's MIteratipe gu fi9
nabmer1, cine Mebi5in fir 9als< un6
2ungenbeI9tper6en. lnterlu9et oieien
Botpling Green, &c.,. st. $50. 4.
ISM Srlbiabr 1908 bate i6 feb8
Monate einen f6limuaen !9uften. Sd
Treunoe unb 9oftorer mir en%1pfdblen,
eber es puroen feline Me5ultote ffhir1 Be}<
nn6 D' 1nu diS'@i ieoe ga &a&f 5niter 1nS aus
id d5l taau, N mebr ettpos fSnn tonnte. 8ue
lebt aber beftanb Sdr1es 9eering bon
@iasgon Slr1etion 6ara1f, bub i9 SSbre
%sso's elmer 'S 8e$s ftsd }Su ifs :{me ,t sss1
Ii@e gefer,ng IL n1einem Beftn6en Elm,
uno nn&6em i@ mebrere Tlai@en ges
nomme,1, fiblte i6 10 gut tpie ie In
t1einem 2eber. Sd CLAUDE feft, batb
SIR gdman's Nlteratibe irger6 et1en
Sail bon 2ungenfrnnfbeit beilt, tpe11n boz
Dem Iebten @tabiun1 ge1or111er.
[l1nter3ei1netes Nffibnbit]
U. 9. 8etter8mortt.
gdmdn's Mterdtibe bat ii4 bieIe Sob
re binbur@ erprobt IN boufter @trffa1t<
t sit, ssei. t4@1t 4n,a%;A &alS ., up s,' sE%.
ma, barttndddaige grfdlhmeen unb In anf<
ban bes @bfteu1s. grfbdH tet1e Bee
tda,ib1ngsmiHs1. gttftoffe o6er Nae6fjjtt-
rer1. bic fft9 gun @eipobnbeh forutfren
Berfm1ft BET ben Iettenber apott9e1enn
.S4reiM an bas edutn1 Qd~borntortlmt,
BbiIa6elpbia. Rn., file @ooflet, tpeb@5Ae
1ber 9eilan1gen NIB n1oere ebibena ban.
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

Gutter IT, @lg@e,1: ra@.
Mortir, i@ tpiini@te, i'd bidtte flint
Gents, Damn f6nnte i'd mir gbocoIaoe
|ta1fen."
Mortin: u@eb' at M1o1tn un6 fte1e
Elm poar redt 6ur1me Sroger an lie;
oanrt gibt fie Sir gapibb ffiiinf Gents,
mn Sid Ios at aper6e,t.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

bate 6ieie 1d@tlide &onberiation BEL
.ieinem getpobnt leifen @@lofe tmam
bernommen, aIs er nit einem .Stod
bepaffnet CUR Ebiire binn1s un6 6os
&al.s umging, bis ct bei Mud ftano.
vDo BIN / f9on!" REF er, rM1d,
i ROTH 6ir's, geb bonn. $50 better, /
fiiDr 81 boam, 61 fann1t ia 1imu1er
gr'a6 iteb'n. 2aB's glat lei tab un6
geb."
MnM Iadte un6 lieB it6 bon Short
tpeiter fiibren.
Sben un6 unten f6loB ft4 lie Elm
Beniter. 8eoer ser 8ergberr nod
M1,tter Sturm fonnten Die ibrige
gso@t mebr idlafen un6 iobol6 lebtere
merfte, 6aB Bebol6 auf lei, lieb tie
|ii@ 61r9 Short bel linn ar1mel6en.
St fam ibr tpie immer freun6lt9
entgegen. Isle fommeu mte gerufen,"
ipro@ er iie an. sd molte sic in eli
ner mi9tigen Sade ipreden. SD retle
nod bette nod Sa@fen in gef6aHli>
den Mngelegenbeiten. Meine Mbpe~
ienbeit 6iirfte pier5ebn Sage 6a1tern.
@abreno oieier 3eit idibe t@ es lieber,
menn sic nit 9isI in STR &dusden
binob5ogen. Slori fam ia, % er nod
1er Gage obneoies Sod5eit balt, pro>
|piiorif@ bas @eidaft bon Sbnen iiber-
nebmen."
v@inperitanoen!" rief Srau @turm.
uDeretbab bin / ia 10 frnb BET
@abno, grab Dos bon / babitt'n
pon'n."
~@obl m1s bemielben @run6e, tpie
i9" meinte Ser 8ergberr Iddelno,
utpegen bes Geniterlns bon be1te
Mobt!"
u@an3 ri9ti, aber ido' no. aus an
onoern 8etpan6tniB aa!" ertpi6erte
oie alte Grau 1tad6rudli@, in6em fie
babel Sen @ergberrr i@arf menn
audi moblmollen6 firierte.
Nebol6, berltan6, mas Die Mlte 11r=
ousgeiprode1t IieB. @r reidte ibr sic
&onb un6 iagte: u8um 8orborofeit
'Iaiien sic 6od 6ie 2isl mitprangen?
Sd bite sic 6arum."
u8nrum nit, Plumbers, tpenn's
@nf a Sreub mo9t!" e%rtgegnete Mh1t=
ter @tarm.
v9e1n, bort tper6en mir 1tns tpie6er
fpre@en. un6 mas i9 Sbnen Damn gu
iagen babe, 6as ion in 6em tro,tlt-
den &dus@en gefdeben un6 Ser @etft
6es entfdlofener @11ppert fol- Damn
mitten 1nter 1ns fem itno ltns feg-
men,"
St fagte bies in 70 feierlidem
Eone, 6aB 6ie alte M1,tter fi@ nit
noffe1t Mugen berdbf9ieoen m1,bte.
Gortfetru1g folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

|bielei6t ani6etreno, bel1te 1dabe ib
i'm a1f -5tpan5ig MiQionen @ul6en.
Mortens nn6 @al6biirger Ia9ten
lout muf. 4ber Stein 5og aus ieiner
IEaide 6ie @r5itide un6 5eigte iie Ben
@erren.
nDas lift ia @ilberer3," REF @oI6,
burger.
Song ridtig. 11n6 sos ftn6et itd
am @oufdenberg in u1rermeblider
Menge. &el1te Mo9t tpnr6e es gefun-
BEN. 8mon3ig MiIlionen fngte i'd?
Sagen mir b,tnoert! 60, ur6 iebt Be-
greifen sic, bnB uns be1te Ser @bom-
pagner m11r6ete."
Mortens tpar fdBtpeiB %getpor6en,
@ol6birger bagegen bll,trotb. @as
in 8ei6en in 6ieiem Mngenb1ide bor=
lging, errtetb it@ lei@t.
mortens bdtte fid felbft einen
ISdlag in's @efi6t eeben, iid Ben
i@9G6eI einrennen, fur3 o1es m0glt-
DIE tbur mogen, mertt es MIR nod ge=
niitt b6tte. @al6birger aber 5itterte
Dor Mei6 nrt6 &obgter nn6 fdon bod,
tie ct 6ariiber nad, mte 6iefer Silber=
i4ob benz Sngenie11r 81 ent3ieben
tp1re.
So m1tBte Sein @atb idoffen. ST
bottle 6iefem Sic Brart in 6ie Sdnbe
lgefpieH, fem @egenberfpreden mar
Der 8ergbou.
@tein er56blte nun bon fetnem
gnti9Inife> onf Dem @%ergtperfe gu
|bleiben, Biz @etolb bon Greiberg 5u<
riiidfftdiime, 1obm babel tpie6erboH fet-
ne f@mer nit 8anfnoten geipidte
@rieftnide berbor, tparf I'M @eiprdde
NIT Minionen bertr1, als ob es &ol5-
apfeI tpdre1t ,1n6 fo11nte fid nidt fatt
|feben an Sem Dor @ntieben fpradylo,
fen Mortens.
Diefer tt11Iierte iid int @tine1 nit
Ben ni9t gerobe ,fdmei6elbofteften
Momer ur6 dirgerte iid miitber6 mer
feline Dumn1beit, boB er einen iolden
|5dmieger1obn uu,1sgelaffen" babe.
|Geine Mugen tpat6ten ft@ bon Stein
at @nI6biirger - er NOR on Inem
fdml6, an ibm tponte er feline @lttb
o11slonen!
@oboI6 @eter @tein 6ies benterftte,
itanb er o11f, entiduloigte fi@ Bel ben
&erren nro, ging anf fem 3imrner,
INN, tpie er fogte, ieinem 8nrtfier gu
|fdreiben, boB er Inn fofort bunoert@
tauienb @nIoen idide. Mit etnem
Slid auf!" berlieB er Sic 8et6en.
Die G3erte, tpel@e fth biermaf 5tpi-
|fder Morte1ts nno @al6biirger OBJ
fpielte, mar ebenfo bibig oIs fomff@.
Man fdrie urb 3ottfftte un6 es be-
6urfte f6lieBIi@ Ser @ermittelung
6es BoftbaIters, I'M Die bei6en Orbit
|tertert at tre1tte1.
@on3 Meidenban aber ipa1Bbte nod
lin 6erfelben @tur6e 6ie 11rfnde 6es
l@fan6oIs. mes lndte un6 n1a@te
Mibe a1f Mortens un6 feline 9odter,
sic iid aud o1f Serrn bon &ein err
fredtert nt6 tpobei 6ie @46rfe nn6
Mrt 6erfelben nf@t ge,to11 ertpogett
tpnr6e.
Serr bon Sein berri@tete Bel ieiner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02


- 8itte, meinen 5obn, ben Gortbtl-
6unaslduler Sons 5toffel, fir eirige
Eoge Dom 59nlbeiu9 5u 6ispen1ireh
90 er lib be11te gum eriten mol felbit-
ralirt bat. 5elir Stoffel-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
@or1,t1 e8 p%artifmlaren 2enten at.
}Qat.

Golep's &onep an6 Sar COMPOUND
1T prompt 1r6 tpirfiam fit S1liten,
grfdIhunge1t, @tidbuften, &etierfeit,
2uftr6bren-&uften l1n6 Salslei6en.
xhouras @erron, &orcof, Mi@.,
fhreibt: ,6ol@'s &o1teD ono Sar
heilt raid Ben @ibeI I'M &olfe, un6
{fiat Sen &a1iten obne ireer6 Elm
fhIedtes MoBtpeb." @s entbdH feline
Opioten a1n6 lift rein. 9os lit, tpa-
RIM es benz portifuldren @olf 3n,
foot. Sci unen &dn6lern in ct.
gIou6. - Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

gor1i6tig. - 9rofeHor (ber
ltorf unter Dem Bantoffel itebt):
v@eute babe i9 meiner Mlten Die Meet-
nung einmaI griin6lid geiagt, aQer-
6ings in - malapii9l"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

u@ie fim1nft 6o51ta? ma6, boB s.
auf BEL 3e9enba11s ffiimntft, tpent1 oi'
ser 8ergberr in Dem 3rfton6 iebget,
mdir's a1ts!"
Ser @ergberr?" 1adte MeuG,
Ser bat mfrs ia beripro9'n, bab er
mir g11at fpridt BEL ser 2is1 fir Ben
.gr5anbieb in Ser g%eitrigen @o@t,.
@ibt's M11otta @t1rm, / bin iob
fdo' tpie6o a go1aer @erI, grao 10,
tpie 9 Oes g'fogt babt's, is's fernrra.
S -bon's orbetrt g'lernt uno bin o11f
mel arbet iot itoI3, a bis1 a @eloei
20 ! mir a bo6eont ur6 6a TRACTS
i@o' ole @unttta a &mtfdl. 11ro 8
2ifei bat mfrs anton = 81 11ttab !
frieg'n, gebt's tpia's tpt1l"
u8iit am @r6 nit bei1t 9tH4i Dm.
fdi?" ertpi6erte Srnu. Stlrm drger.
I@. 81 go11aa aerl, moorft, bift tpie'
ser = I nber moan, 6i1 bift tDteoer
an @eg, a go1tao 2rr1p 3'tperr. Ssdb
murfdierit ii firt 6n ur6 lab btr's
nimm1er einfon'n, 6aB mel 2iSl bon
sir mas miffen mill"
r@o2 Sin i ibr bieneiM 5'tpentg?2"
vMorg'n tpin / bir's fng'n, mettrft
6eia Mauf4 a11sg'f@lafn boit, flrt
iiob bon ba, ODER / f9rei n Glori!"
Dieg NOR ober 11idt n0tbig. Short
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
nR UEY,s SERVICES IN DEMAND
Performs Marriage Near smithVliie
and Funeral at DOerun.

Performs Marriage Near SmithVille
and Funeral at Doerun.
At the country home of Mr.. James
r Cobb. near Smithville, on July
% Dr.. J. A. Ivey performed the mar
riago ceremony that made Miss Flor
rio Cobb and Mr.. Arthur Leslie An
drews husband and wife. It was a
nretty home wedding with only few
friends present. The happy couple
left on the one o'clock train for a
honeymoon trip.
Saturday morning DR.. Ivey was
called by phone to go to Doerun ana
offciate at the funeral of Mrs. Susan
Lunsford Irwin on Sunday. He mad
baptized Mrs. Irwin many years ago.
and she had requested that he con-
duct her funeral service.
Sunday night he preached TO Il
large congregation in the Doerun
Baptist church.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
CAUGHT ON THE CURB

Mr.. John Culpepper of Brook
Ign, Ala, spent Wednesday night at
the home of Mr.. w. L. Hill.
Rev. E. F. Morgan and family
returned this morning from trip to
the seashore.
Mr.. Arch Lewis, wife and chill
dren left Tuesday for Indian Springs
and Atlanta.
Mrs. J. R. Campbell of Savan'
nah is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. H..
Pierce.
DR.. R. M. Stewart has returned
from a visit to relatives in Fort Val
ley.
Mr.. C. L. Oliver of Americas
came to Dawson on business Tuesday.
3 or 6 doses of 666 will break
any case of Fever or Chills. Price 25c.
Mrs. Fanny Cone of Live Oak,
Fla, is visiting Mrs. w. l.. Pace.
Miss Thelma Hill of Sylvester is
the guest of Miss Mary Bartlett.
DIR. T. D. Ellis and family are
at Panacea Springs, Fla.
Mr. w. P. Hornady is visiting
relatives in Lagrange.
Mrs. Jesse Horsley is visiting in
Albany.
Mrs. J. F. Leverette is visiting in
PARROT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Land and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McLain left to-
day for New York, where Mesdames
Land and McLain will remain until
September LIST.
Mrs. J. H. Pierce has returned
from a visit to relatives in Valdosta,
accompanied by two of her grand
children, Misses Evelyn and Jessie
Pearl Murray.
Several from here, including the
Dawson and Triton ball teams, at
tended a barbecue given by Jim Do
zier at his Lee county farm Wednes-
day.
Friends of Mr.. S. A. Brim will
regret to learn that he has been con-
fined to his home with sickness the
past several days.
Mr.. James ]. Parks of St. Louis,
Mo, an official of the Missouri State
Life Insurance Co., spent several
days in the city.
Mr.. c. NJ. Couric returned this
morning from Indian Springs. Mrs.
Couric went to North Georgia to
spend a while.
Mr.. j. G. Rogers, who has been
very sick at Fitzgerald, is able to be
up. He returned home Thursday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
FOIIND HER INSENSIBLE
,-,,zr IN COWPEN WITH A SHOE
arprNG TIED AROUND NECK.

IDLY Crime Committed on Wife
i'" t,a,,ner ON Line of Randolph and
c,,boun Counties Is Reported.
MI current issue of the Cuthbert
leader says that meager reports nave
l1' ractiyed of adastardly crime.
,ocording to the Leader late Sat
~ afternoon the wife of a farmer
u ,l' near Moye, close to the line
li'- Dondolph and Calhoun counties,
o. ~ the cowpen to milk. AS she
"0 o5 longer than usual her husband
S'"' =, search of her. He found her
H''. mo cowpen unconscious with
hoostring tightly tied around her
neck. ~ 1on,o tho 1adv
-,.od and said she had been as
-o by a yellow negro whom she
did not know. -.
Tho husband soon notified his
.,nbhors and a search began. Sus-
oicion pointed 10 iiosl9
IN the neighborhood only few
Javs. and he was taken into custody
w. ftted the description, and 1t IS
aia that there was circumstantial
evidence connecting him with the
crme. o
According to reports the negro
nroke loose from his captors and
dashed into a swamp to the accompa-
.,in,ont Of a fusillade of shots. me
aonrtv hounds were secured and put
~ the track, which they followed
car hours without overtaking the
man.
e. far as can be learned the negro
l. still at liberty, though there IS a
rnmor to the effect that he may nave
been lost"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
ELECTION NOT CALLED.

Clerk DOzier Has Received No Official
Notice of Vacancy.
No election has yet been ordered
to fill the vacancy in the office of
ordinary caused by the resignation OF
Judge Cheatham.
Clerk of Court w. S. Dozier, who
under the law discharges the duties
of ordinary until an election can be
had, requests The News to say that
he has received no formal Or official
notice from the governor of a va
cancy in the office, and therefore is
not authorized to call an election.
Without such notice he is OF the opln-
ion that an election ordered by him
would be illegal.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
If Kidneys and Bladder Bother Then
Foley Kidney Pills.

Overwhelmed kidneys will break
down if not helped. When they can
no longer protect the blood and the
body from the poisons that come to
them then look out for Brightt's dis
if once your kidneys are exhausted
by neglect and overwork. And you
have got it in Foley Kidney Pills.
Their action is prompt. healing and
tonic. Sound health and sound kid
news follow their use. Try them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
JURY COMMISSIONERS.

Judge WorrilI Makes Two Appoint
ments, One Succeeding Himself.
Yesterday Clerk of Court w. S.
Dozier received an order from Judge
Worrill appointing S. D. Hatcher and
J. E. Brim jury commissioners. Mr..
Hatcher was reappointed and Mr..
Brim succeeds Mr.. H. P. Hass, who
had served a number of years. The
other commissioners who hold over,
are E. L. Anderson, NJ. n. Childs, j.
H. Lee and F. NJ. Jennings.
The commissioners will meet at 9
o'clock next Monday morning, in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court, and begin the biennial revision
of the jury boxes of the county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
a Perfect CathartiC.

There is sure and wholesome act
ion in every dose of Foley's Cathar-
tic Tablets. They cleanse with never
a gripe nor pain. Chronic cases OF
find them Valuaoie'
Stout people are relieved of that
bloated, congested feeling so uncom-
Portable. especially in hot weather.
They keep your liver busy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
A MYSTERIOUS STRANGER

"The Man in White" Aroused Curl
Osity of Many Citizens.
A mysterious stranger, dressed in
light Palm Beach suit and who
leisurely walked the streets and hung
around the postoffice, aroused the
suspicion and the guessing faculties
of the public. He was non-communi-
cative, and no one seemed to even
guess his mission. Several asked
Postmaster Lewis what he was up to,
and the postmaster merely smiled
and said, ASK him" 1t is useless
to say that no one asked him, and
he went away as silently as he came,
and if he gave the public any intima-
ton as to what his mission was we
have not heard of it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
Dawson's Third Nine Defeated, Too

Dawson's third nine and Herod's
second nine played a game of ball in
Herod Thursday afternoon. Dawson
was defeated by a score of 5 to 2.
The Dawson boys will play Sasser one
day next week, and a game with
Shellman will follow Batteries for
the Herod game were: Dawson,
Whitchard, Rowland and McNulty;
for Herod, Martin and King. The
score by innings: n e
Dawson ..... 600 O2O OOO-2 8 4
Herod 100 OO2 2O0-5 9 2
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
Let Herman take your
for that new Fall
Suit.
Hon. Emmett Shaw Here.

Hon. f. r. Shaw, who represents
a large wholesale shoe house, came
in this morning, and is spending the
day here taking orders from mer-
chants and greeting his numerous
Dawson friends. Mr.. Shaw is max
ing political speeches in various parts
of the state, and has an appointment
20 speak in Montgomery county next
Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
A Marriage at Leesburg.

DR.. J. 4. Ivey was called to Lees
burg Thursday, July Goth, to offlclate
at the marriage of Miss Barbara
Thomas of Valdosta and Mr.. John
Lyon of Leesburg. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. Henry StovaI.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
Celebrated Birthday Anniversary.

Mr.. ]. H. Pierce celebrated his six
ty-eighth birthday anniversary on
Wednesday. Several of his children
and grandchildren dined with HIM,
and the day was pleasantly spent by
all present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31
Herman has a tailoring
opening every business day in
the year. He knows how.
HAIL DAMAGES PEACH CROP.

Dawson Man Is One of Several Losers
in North Georgia.
A Baldwin, Ca, dispatch says that
there was heavy electrical hail
storm there Wednesday afternoon
that did great damage to the peach
crop. which was ripening on the
trees.
Mr.. ]. A. Laing of Dawson, one of
the leading growers of peaches in
that section, was a heavy losers. 1t
is estimated that the total damage
will amount to $3.50, 900.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-31

LIV-VER-LAx is guaranteed to re-
lieve troubles resulting from disor-
dered liver. Pleasant to taAe and
perfectly harmless. t. D. Lee.