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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
pie @rd6erf6 6miiGunssfeier
Seine 9lntumubilc in ser RaraSs. -
Sie StrakcHbabn fir bic 8"'e.
raneu 5nr Seforbermng nad
Sprius @rope.

9ie aGnbier BON fiinf3ig uno mebr
SSSabren 5itriid iino immer nod gut 81
GSuB uno oa lneiuen lie, ouB oie Sim
geren aud marid)ieren fonnen. sSn
Der geitrigen Sisuna Der Wemorial
gliiociation iUuroe nGnlih porgcihla-
gen, ben 8eteranen mtS Dem @ilrqer-
friea iollten gllitomobiIe 5ltr @crfii-
glrna geItellt meroen. 3amit fam Der
glntra9lteaer aber ifledJt an. NngllIt
93ieoermonn umo etlidc nnoerc hobe
Sieb5iaer paren eutidjie6en oa1egen
ino aus Dem gntgeneirten &oridln9
puroe nitts. IS lam aud iein, 0aB
oie 0eterunen, lpelde 3ur 0eforirung
ser @rGber na6 Spring @robe 3ie.
fen, oiesmal ni6t Die Giieubabn, ion-
bern Die StraBenbnbn benuBen. Die
Giienbo6n lit etpns tbelrer. @enn
6es6al6 giinitige ARRANGEMENTS nit
Der Straben6abu getroffen meroerl
f6nne,l oann leidiebt Der transport
na6 Spring Grobe per StraBenbnhn.
Die Worihrorte ipiiroe baun cine
fleine 9tenoering erIeiben miiiien,
mas aber faitu ins @etpiht fdlt. 60
melt lit crit Sic formation BON beri
3ioiiionen ieitaeiteqt. Die glngele
aenbeit rnbt ober nod IN SGnben oes
groBmarihnq5, Ser Die 3uinmren-
ieBrna Der @araoe ielbit su beitim-
n1en BOT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
0,niieier Der Susialiiten.

Inter ben 2luTpi3isn Der SOaial;s
itiI6en qartsi fanb seftern eine Mai'
feier ltatt, aus parabe unb @srIamms
lung btItebsnb. Die ip5ialiftii4en Or
eaniIationen, unter lpel6en lid au1
bic .Snbuitrial Dprters Of toe
Dorlo" bsfanben, ipenisitens puroe
Elm Banner nit oieier SuI9rift ges
trdsen, periammeltsn lid in Der Ger
traI 9urnballe, unO DON ba gina be
Baraoe aus, bic bur6 bic untere
Stobt SOg, unb no6 Der SuubalIe gu.
riidtsbrte. SIN srObsn SaaIs fdnb
cine WafsnperIammluns itatt, in
pel6er 6rsb. Stridlunb, ben bic Sps
aialiiten pon SumiItpn gum aonereBs
abgeoroneten nominirt bdben, cine Res
be bieIt. gs iprahen aud nod Wtils
larb unb anbere @enoFen bon Gins
einnati uuo Der 4rbsitsr Sdnserburo
fang osrf9issene aispsr untsr asituna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
@er it Scr Soote?

SSn Der Suaipaniden 9iorgue an
Der Central glpenue BART Die 2eihc
zines llnbefnnnten Der Soentiiisi.
ritng. Der geitem g6en0 in Oft Gim.
ntinsoile nsi eiuem 3nge Der Q. &
.. 9. VI. gnbn iiberiabren imo aui
Der Stele getootet mlroe. Ser Ser.
lngliidte ging aiiseniheinIi6 alli
Dem gnbnbett entIang, aIs er BON
oem 3uge iiberfubren ltnb get5otet
ipuroe.
On oeIH SpSten, Der aueeni6cinIifJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
GOruners NndjridJtcn.

Coroner 0r. Toertme9cr bat cine
llnterIudun9 iiber Den Sob Der 33
Sabre alten Gillian Seatn eingeleiist,
tpel1e aeItern Ru6mittag in ibrer
8obnuns SO. 1T Sit 8. StraBe
perItarb. Mie Der Coroner Dernabm,
empfing bic @erItorbenc am Dom
nerftag ben geiua zines 8stanuten,
pel6er bic Trau trant untraf uno ibr
3ur 2inbsrung Saltndfer taufte.
Sine gtutopIie Der 2eite ntro dnSea
orouet perben, um Die SpoesurIat)e
nit Siterbeit feit8uitellen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

Serr 6. 8. Wsil, bonn publiaitdts.
ausfdub fir bic paraoe, beridtete
ii6er bic .0or6ereitungen, tpelde Der
General 2usi6uB bsreits sstroffsn
bat, unb er iopobl, ipie aud prdiis
ben S9paab; ma9ten auf Die Hotfs
benbigfsit aufmerfiam, ,baB bic beuts
i4en Ysreins binter benen anbersr Rd.
tionalitdtsn, bic iid i6on in srotsn
9n5nH angemelbst bdtten. ni9t auriids
iteben biirften. 9llle miiBten ausriiden
unb BEN Rufe fir perionli4e 5reibeii
folgen. Oes Weiteren fpurbe 6eri6s
tet, bab Die parabe obne 3ipeifsl ME
Der cine sya6nen 9ipifion entbolten
lperbe, in nelder allie Sabnen Der
theilnebmenben Organifationen grups
pirt fperben iollen, - cine gnorbs
nuns, bic f9on BEL friiberen 8eranitol.
tungsn bieier 9(rt einen grobartigsa
Ginbrud semo6t bat.
6err Spaab frat bier ben 8orIib
an ben 9ieeprdiibentsn Serrn Sobr
&Dnig ab, unb mics in elmer entrsi.
iden 4niprdde auj bic i6redlidsn
3uitdnbs bin, fuslde in rem 8ersipe.ss
oiitratsn BON Colorado terri9sn. S!r
aries nit Merito lei taum NIT BEN
in Colorado 5u peralei6en, uno es
miiHe etip0s gsIAe6sn, lin Die Gage
Der 8ergleute, bic I6limmer ais bic
ienige Der i9parSen StlaOen Dor benz
giirsertritss iei. gu dnOern. 6err
Ghpoab berfeblte ai9t 3u srtldren,
odB Sobn Rodefe!lsr unb Ieins ga
mile. lpel6e Die meiiten oisIsr 9srgs
luerfe fontrollirsn, Milionen DON
Ooaars fir qrobibitions3pede, je.
oo6 teinen Gent fir bic allgsmeinc
8oblfabrt seitiftet 6Gtten.
Serr gdunb itellte I6liebIi6 b,n
antrae, ole Hationial Greeutipe ars
5uipeRen in Daf6ington poriiellia sll
perbtn, um Oisfen armen 5eufeln,
bic fhle6ter luis bas gieb bebanOett
perben, gu bslfen.
Isle lioer oen Illtrdg, Der eiiIltlln'
mtg gl,tgebeiBen lpuroe, a6geitimmt
iueroen fonttte, erflarte Serr sl0olpb
Summer, 6aB er OILS 9iepr1ientant ci,
ntr 9lrbeiter Organization nit Ser.
alliigen iebe, 0aB Der ., 81. Stnotper.
bano iidl ridlt alteip Inn Die @e-
tranteiroge, ionoern aid) Inn Die
'8abrung menidIiGer aed)te befiim.
mere unO iiir iolde eintrete. Gr mo
ieine aollegen tpiirGen nift perieblen,
ben Arbeiter llnionen gu ipiiien 81
tbln OaR Der 0..gl. Staotperbonb
aud, Ole SSntereiien Der organiiirten
sIrbeiter pertrete ino 6ieie iuiiroen
iif obue 3Ipeiiel, ipenn ole eelegen.
belt f1me, iiir oas gorgeben ces
Sta6tuerbanoes 5p repnnd)iren nil
len. gtnh0em Damn nod Serr Sam,
mcron iiber Die @orbereitungen ocS
Baraoeausidniiies geiprod)en mo
Serr Sdiuaa6 Die 9elegate1l nod
mails erirtt hattie, in ihren 8creineIl
fir oen eriolg Der MtaiienoenIotitra
tion 5u pirfcM trat gertagung ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

Deer parf 0orort Gar umseitoben
anb trus cine 0srleBins am re4teH
&nie bpbon. Syruu Wapes fpurbs BON
ibrer 9odter, IN oeren 8esIeitung iie
ii9 befanb, nu6 Der Wo6nung &C.
bra9t.
- Bon einem Qutomobil, baB nj
bert WaIben lentte, fpurbe geftern
abeHb Der IL Sabre alte Geo Ruff, Don
No. 712 Court Strabs, nieoergerannt.
Der anabe bate oas 9erannoben be5
9lutos ni6t bemertt. SEQ puroe
na6 benz itdbtifden SoIpital ss=
bru9t, fpofelbft bic 4er5te nur lei6te
qbi6iirfunsen am aOrpsr feititellen
tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Ste 8rubentataitropbe II
8eIt 9irgiuien.

Gccleg, @. 9a., 2. mai. - Mit
Dem SerausI1aifen Der 2eiaen Der
172 9ergIeute, Die in 5oIae elmer Gra
ploiion am 9ienItag in Der 9rube Ro.
5 Der gem Riper goqieries @ompann
ums 2eben tamen, puroe am 6rettdg
beoonnen. Bon ben 20 iflimm Der
brannten 9ecbcn, bic am 6uBe oes
Saattes qefunDen tpur0cn, pareu bis
sum g(beno IA beraus1ei6offt NOR
ben. Ter S6utt am 5uBe oes
Sdubtes mar pd6rero oes 5ages
entfernt uuo oas DuIIer ousgepumpt
poroen, uno baourb puroen Die 9lr
beiten peIentlit erleic1tert. @s per
ben ober mebrere Sdqe pcr9eben, ebe
bic meiiten Der SpDten aus Der 9rube
entiernt tporben iiro.
90 Sabre 3u6tbaus.
&oniag Gttp no, l. Wai.-
Waurice 2eptopiB mtB pegen oes
QlntbeiIs, ben er an Der SdGnounQ
Der 6rau @ertruoe CbiOler gebobt,
SO Sabre i'm 3udt6aus 5ubringeu.
Cine Sur1 fdno ibn am gbenb oss
9erbrebens ihulOig, ous am Ra9mit
tag oes 9.U}dr8 beganaen purOe.
2eptotpiB ioa Der Wtann oeipeien
le;'' Der 5rau SbiOIer, cine &rantsn
pfleeerin, unter oem 8orgeben, bag
man ibrer 0ienite beoiirfe, in elm
3tmmer gelodt baben, no iie bon ie1s
aerIen pergeipaItigt tputoe. @iuer
OsrieIbsu purOe idOn gum 9oOe psrg
urthsiIt uno Elm auOerer 5u % Sabrsa
2ghtbaus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

ctipa 40 Sabre aft 1T inb graumeIir.
tes Soar foipic Elm gIattraiirtcs @e.
iidt bat, ipuroe nidts gefiuSen. froe
AT ieiner soentifi5irung bGttc fii6ren
fonnen. 9cr aleiounq mad slt
fdIisb.n, seborte bergerunsliidts nitbt
Dem 9lrbeiterItanoe an llno eg miro
baB er m6glifermeiie
aIs Solsinipeftor fir cine 9altbol5.
iirna th1tia ipar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Die foIsenpen gausrIaubnibihetue
puroen aeitern ausgeitellt:
9lnbrep SSruRt, Siioieite 9leHpa9,
Deitlidl Oon Smena Place, 23it0dtge
grid ReIioen8, $4,000.
Gbarles 2eppert, pier 5rpeiItOdige
8rid WobnhGuIer Rp. 3439 Drurp
4peHue, 156 Woolper Ipeuue, @rtsn=
BREEDER 2losnus unb 3615 Carthage
Qoenue. ieoes $500.
Wert Realtn COMPANY, Siio1eite
6olIen16abe glDenue, nabe 9rabIeQi,
speiItDdige 8rid ReIioen3, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
Srieffaften.

u. M.-9or fremoen 2euten an
cine Sdulb 3u mabnen, iit ni5t itrafs
fduig. Sinb iebo6 beleibigenbe gBorte
9etaleH, 10 tUnuen Sic eiHen 6aftss
befebl ipesen 5rieoeusbru9s ernirten.
ober sic tonHen uuf S6abcnerIdB
tlaaen, penn bic Nort. e6renriipri9
ipdren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
&crnttFt,

Sorris gS. Ilaugbcr. 33 Sabre alt,
ton gto. 323S &ooobrrn 9luenle,
purbe uou ieincu 2Inacb0rigcu 5unL
lebten MaIe an Samitag, ben %.
9(pril, Qcieben, oils er augebIid ieiner
geIddittQumq nnhqiua. Die Eoll52t
mltrOe criudIt, 9todlfori6ungen nad}
Dem Waml un8uitcllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

fsines 0irigentn oerrn Robemanu.
Die 2ieber .Gmpor gum 2iat" uro
bi rSnternationaIe" fonoen Iold RE :
iigen geifulI, oaB biefelben tpieoerboIt
iperoen mubten. Den 0acapurufen
tamen bic Sanger gsrne na9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
SaiesSaa.

In bem aeitriasn Spiele in g}itts.
6ura atpiiten unieren .Rsos" unb Den
bertiQen .piraten" beoisnien Sdlsu,
eerer Davenport uno sFdnaer gIarte
Tag Gsi6iiB fiir Cincinnati asaen
Councilman relp. Gibion fir bic 9egs
ner. Davenport puroe ndh benz 6.
0ougs burd Benton uno oieier i'm 8.
G,aHae>burd Ropan eriebt. 2tu6 Der
Piits6urger S6lsuoerer fplirbe a6aes
lti.. pGtrenb oi. HGnQer fis gum gnSe
bes Spisl.s anf i6ren poiten per6lies
Fen. Die pitts6uraer 1etpdnnen Oas
Spiel. neil lie ben .Re6s" auf alien
puntten beg Spisles i6erle9en ipdren.
sic mdtIien 7 Sreffer unb l 5ebIsr
Geaen a srsffer uub 2 Sebler unIsrsr
.Slinasns. Die .pirdten" periianoen
es. ibre 5rsifer i'm l. unb i'm 7.
Cana, su fonsentriren. trds ibnen bic
a 9Gufe ein6ra9te. WG6reno bes
Spisles anb 6duptlina 5eraoa mebres
ren isiner Rstruten 9sleasnheit, ais
StsllDertreier am Bat einauiprinesn,
bod periasten lie. Soblibea mar I'M.
ft7 tinsiaer 9aienbieb unb Widrians
ioHSte ourd isinen spei6niiaen 5rsffer
i'm 6. Ganae. als bic gaisn beisbt
paieH. uniere einaiaen 2 2Gufe beim.
gls Shiebsrihter funairtsn Quial.b
uno GaIon.
0urh ibre deitriae Risberldae iinb
bic .Rsbs" bon ben Reip Dorter
Giants" aus Der l. Sipiiion bsrs
brGudt nproen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

Ots fpsiieren berihtsit 5err Wltnier,
enb fih. Der SnifsnbsItdnb. in bsnl
bstaRntIib su 9Infnns bes Subres bic
er0Bts ebbe berric9is. isbt auf $1467..
62 anseipa9f,n lei.
Sm WidmeH bes 9lusiGuiiss fiji
osutiden llntsrridt berihtsts Serr
Burger iibsr bic 0sriude Der Rati.
bitten in GIeDlsanb. ben bsntI6en lin.
terrtht aus ben Shulen gu perbrGn.
gen nnb ipies gaD3 beipnbers auf ri.
9batTa4e bin, baB Der bcrtiqs
Stabtperbanb bereits snersiid Std.
lung genommen babe unb fis5er er.
marie, bisisIbs abDsbrsu su sSHnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02

$oeitte 0dhmittaa lebtes Spiel Der
Serie 8rpiidsn .Rsos" unb .piraten"
III pitts6urs. ponah bic beiben aIubs
nod Cincinnati iibsriieb.ln unb. nit
Sonntnq Ruhmiitaa heainnsnb. 8
tuVtere Gpisle i'm bieiiaen Reblanb
sSielb aum 4ustraq bringen.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
MOVING PICTURES.

Miss Claire Buchanan returned to
Springvale Sunday after spending the
weekend with Mr.. c. T. Buchanan
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott of Elm
City, N. c., are expected this week
to visit Mr.. SCOTS parents on Vine
street.
Miss Matt Ellis of Georgetown is
the guest of her nephew, Rev. T. D..
Ellis, and family.
John Clark spent Sunday with his
family, who are visiting in Lumpkin.
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald of Sumter
City is visiting Mrs. w. A. McLain.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Salter visited
in Smithville and Plains Sunday.
Miss Zuleita Clay returned Sunday
from a visit in Shellman.
Mr.. w. C. Smith made business
trip to Albany Monday.
Miss Annie Will Hamilton has Wis
tied in Shellman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
MANY AFTER GUANO JOB.
Four Applicants in Terrell County
For Long Term InspectOrship.

Four Applicants in Terrell County
For Long Term InspectOrship.
There are numerous citizens in
Terrell county who would serve the
state in an official capacity, and
these gentlemen are contributing
their part toward making life inter
esting for the commissioner of agri-
culture these days.
Commissioner Price has the ap-
pointment of six long term guano
inspectors for a term Of two years at
a salary of $1,000 year, and num-
erous short term inspectors for a
period of three months at a salary
of $82,33. a month.
For one of the long term positions
The News learns that no less than
four Terrell citizens are pressing
their claims, and an equal number
are said to be after the short term
place. and all are vigorously work
ing for the position.
The appointments are expected 10
be announced early this month.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

Five men are hele canvassing
the county and selling carload Of
buggies that was shipped by a North
ern firm. Itinerant statesmen are one
of the drains upon the county. Local
dealers should have this business.
The Woman's Club will hold
their first meeting of the new club
year on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Log Cabin club house.
All members are urged to be present.
Some automobiles in Dawson
are rather negligent in lighting their
lamps after dark. One or two mar
row escapes from injury have been
reported by pedestrians recently.
The city council will hold it's
regular monthly meeting tonight. A
rumor is current that the salaries OF
the city employees may be cut for the
remainder of the year.
The county commissioners held
their regular monthly session this
morning. No matters of special in
terest claimed their attention.
Cards have been received in
Dawson announcing that Mr.. Steve
Pace has located in Americas for the
practice of law.
between one hundred and two
hundred bales of cotton were sold in
Dawson Saturday at from ~ to Z
cents.
Don't talk war. Talk business.
Get our prices. on furniture-that's
business. J. NJ. Clifton Hardware Co.
Two nice connecting rooms, with
water and lights, for rent. Address
1922 West Lee street.
We still exchange furniture for
cotton. J. NJ. Clifton Hardware Co.
5 or 6 doses of 666 will break
any case of Fever or Chills. Price 25c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
COTTON PRICES DRAG.
DROPPED BACK TO THE FIGURES
AT OPENING OF THE SEASON.
No Apparent Prospect For Early I'M
prOVement in the Market. Re-
ceipts Nearly 1000 Bales Of.

No Apparent Prospect For Early I'M
provement in the Market. Re-
ceipts Nearly 1900 Bales Of.
There is no apparent improvement
in the cotton market. In fact, the
outlook as far as price is concerned,
is not altogether as encouraging as
it was two weeks ago, when a few
sales were made at as high as 8
cents.
While there has been some little
buying the past few days it was upon
a very limited scale, with prices 6 "a
to Z cents Only the finer grades
brought the latter price.
1t is impossible to say how low cot
ton is going, but there is good ground
for the conviction that spinners who
lay in their stock early will later in
the season find that they have de-
cided advantage over those who post
poned buying in the attempt to buy
at the bottom.
There is no longer any doubt but
that a great part of the crop is going
to be held off the market, Some of
the farmers, after bringing their cot
ton to Dawson and having it ginned
are loading the bales on their wag-
ons and hauling them home.
On October 1st the receipts Of the
local warehouses were more than
1900 bales short of what they were
a year ago. At that date in 1913 the
wagon receipts were 1903 bales,
while this year they were only S,401
bales.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
THREW A FIT AT sight OF MONEY
Negro Woman Fell Unconscious
When She Was Handed Cash.

A popular young matron Of DaW-
son was given a surprise few days
ago. While in the act of placing
money on the ready palm of her
washer woman the colored woman
promptly threw a fit, falling pros
trate in the hall, rolling her eyes and
lolling her tongue in a terrifying
manner. Mrs. Newlywed fled to a
closet, while Mr.. Newlywed was
aroused from his slumbers and gave
first aid to the injured. After a few
minutes the woman was able to re-
sumo her way.
1t is a well known fact that money
is a scarce article nowadays, but that
the sight of it would produce such
dire results was a surprise.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
Your Fall Cold Moods Attention.

No use to fuss and try to wear 1t
out. 1t will wear you out instead.
Take DR.. Kings New Discovery; re-
lief follows quickly 1t checks your
cold and soothes your cough away.
Pleasant, antiseptic and healing.
Children like it, Get a soc bottle
of Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
keep it in the house. "Our family
cough and cold doctor" writes Lewis
Chamberlain, Manchester, Ohio.
Money back if not satisfied, but it
nearly always helps.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
PRAYs FOR END OF WAR.
Dawson Joins Nation In Asking Di-
vine Intervention.

Peace. be still!
That this divine command be Civ
en- the warning hosts in Europe was
the burden of prayers offered in the
Dawson Methodist and Baptist
churches Sunday.
It was peace day designated by
President Wilson, and the good peo-
Die Of this city mingled their prayers
with others in nation where peace
reigns asking that the terrible con-
fict in Europe be brought to speedy
termination. Large congregations
were present at both the churches in
Dawson
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06

nation fee and as much more for
other expenses besides the cost of the
glasses.
There is no lens or lens combina-
ton which it is possible for any ocu-
list or optometrist to place before
your eye which we haven't in our
trial case or cannot combine for your
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
A SHOWER FOR LIBRARY.
Informal Reception Will Be Held in
New Building Thursday.

The Dawson library will be opened
to the public at o'clock Thursday
afternoon with an informal recep-
ton and miscellaneous shower.
The shower will consist Of books,
vases, growing plants, jardinieres,
window seat pillows, and center
pieces. The wood work in the room
is in olive green, and it will be nice
for the gifts to be in tone with that
shade
There will be a pleasing. program
in the little assembly room during
the reception hours. Men, women
and children will be cordially well
coined. No admission fee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
Mr.. j. $. Spear Was Here.

Friends in Dawson were glad to
welcome Mr.. J. s. Spear, who for sew
eral years was a resident of Terrell
county at Sasser. Mr.. Speer is now
a citizen of Macon county, and is
well pleased with his new home. he
talks interestingly of the war situa-
ton. and says that when peace is re-
stored this country will enjoy an IN
precedented era of prosperity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
CAR LOAD SEED WHEAT
j. r.. MERCER HAS BOUGHT 1000
BUSHELS OF BEST VARIETY.
Will Let Farmers of Terrell and Sur
rounding Counties Have 1t at
Cost For Planting Purposes.

Cost For Planting Purposes.
More wheat will be planted in Ter
rell this fall than ever before in the
history OF the county. Many farmers
who have never until now seen the
necessity of it will have waving fields
of the golden grain next summer.
Hon. j. R. Mercer, the pioneer
wheat grower of the county and who
some years ago installed roller -four
mill with a capacity of 70 barrels
day on his farm just beyond the limits
of the city for the purpose of encour-
ging the farmers to grow wheat for
their own use, is still engaged in
missionary work along this line He
has ordered carload of the best
variety of seed wheat, which he will
let the farmers of Terrell and sur
rounding counties have at actual
cost to him, and many have already
written or spoken for enough to
plant several acres. The wheat was
bought in Virginia.
Mr.. Mercer has fully demonstrated
that wheat can be grown here for
home use, and can give those who in
tend to plant it valuable information
as to the kind of land and fertilizers
to get the best results.
From 80 acres of the poorest land
on his farm Mr.. Mercer threshed 452'
bushels of wheat this year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
PEOPLE DON'T WANT COURT.
Only Jail Cases May BE Tried at Ses-
sion Next Month

It has been noticed that only short
sessions of the superior court are De-
ing held in neighboring counties, and
there is considerable talk of doing
likewise in Terrell next month.
The suggestion that no civil cases
or bonded criminal cases be tried,
but that the business of the court be
devoted exclusively to the trial OF
prisoners in Jail. is meeting with
universal favor.
The people will not be able to pay
their taxes with the usual prompt
ness this year, and the county will
not have the money to pay for
lengthy and expensive term of court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
DAWSON MAN REPORTED DROWNED

NO One Has Been Found Here, How
ever Who Knows Otis Jackson.
The Atlanta Constitution of Sun
day printed the following special dis
patch from Waycross
while cleaning a clinker pit today
in the Atlantic Coast Line shops the
body of Otis Jackson, Of Dawson,
Ca, for whom relatives have been
searching since his disappearance
last night, was found. A verdict of
accidental drowning was returned by
the coroners jury"
No one has been found in Dawson
who knew Otis Jackson, and if he
ever lived here or had relatives here
it is not known.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
1,oen stomach and Liver Healthy.

A vigorous stomach, perfect work
ing liver and regular acting bowels
is guaranteed if you will use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
good digestion, correct constipation
and have an excellent effect on the
whole system. Purify your blood
and rid you OF all body poisons
through the bowels. Only zoe. at
YOUR druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06

| am prepared to give you first
class repair work on you auto or gas
engine at hard-times prices. A little
work done on your car now will save
you a larger bill later. A trial will
be appreciated, and will make you a
satisfied customer S. c. THORN
TON, Next to Crouch's Stable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
Dawsop's Postal Receipts

Dawson's postoftice receipts from
January / to October 1, 1914, were
$S,714.28. an increase of $18.48 over
the corresponding period of last
year, when the figures were So
$3.50. The receipts for the month
Of September this year were, howev-
er. 1854 less than in September,
1913. the figures being $1.067.30
last year and sS13.12 in September
of this year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-06
TAX ROUNDS IN NOVEMBER.
Collector RUSSELL Defers Them a
Month This Year.

The rounds of the county tax col
lector have for years been made in
the month of October, but Collector
Fusseu informs The News that owing
to the unusual conditions that now
nrevail as to money he will not fill
his amendments at the several pre-
cincts until November.
Mr.. Russell, however, has opened
his hooks for the collection of taxes,
and is in his office at the court house
daily. A few have already paid their
taxes.