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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
SETTINGS FROM SAsSER.
Revival Services Close. News Notes
and Personal Mention.

The revival services at the Metho-
dist church closed Sunday night. Rev.
COwan left Monday for Savannah,
where he will assist in a meeting.
Mrs. C. P. Johnston and Mrs. Glenn
Smith entertained the little folks on
Friday afternoon in honor of their
nieces, Lille and Grace Pace.
Misses Griffith, Myrtle Bridges and
COwart and Messrs. COwart and Mil
Ter of Bronwood attended preaching
here Friday night.
Mrs. w. H. Shannon of Montgom-
cry, Ala, and Mrs. J. w. Smith of
MOntezuma are visiting Mr.. j. V.
Smiths family.
Miss Maude Smell has returned to
her home in Ashburn after spending
some time with her brother, Rev.
Frank Smell
The local baseball team defeated
the Herod team on their home dia-
mond Wednesday by the score OF 3
to 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Smith motOrcd
to Leesburg Friday. They were &C
companied home by Mrs. J. V. Davis.
Mrs R. e. Anthony and Misses
Emma and Mary Waller were among
the shoppers to Dawson this week.
Mrs. Helms of Macon arrived last
thursday to spend the summer with
her daughter Mrs. J. r. Crawford.
Mr. Andrew Garrett and Miss Lii
nan Barrow of Herod attended SER
vices here Friday night.
Messrs. John Hardee, Joe Brown,
ldus Warner and Rev. Cowan went
TO Cordray's Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Cartwright has return
ed home after a pleasant visit to rel
atiyes in Sylvester.
Miss Ruth Jenkins of Pretoria
spent the weekend with Miss Laura
Brown.
Miss Rosalee Watson of Columbus
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Var
ner.
Mrs. Minnie Oliver went to Lees
Vurg Sunday to spend two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Oliver and daughter,
Josie, have returned to Albany.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lewis spent
thursday at Cordray's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
ANOTHER CHILD NEEDS HELP.
Unexpected Illness Delays an Opera
ton on Little Girl.

Unexpected Illness Delays an Opera
ton on Little Girl.
Editor Dawson News: There is in
Atlanta a little child from Dawson,
who was carried there for an opera
ton, but who has been quite sick
since her arrival. The necessary ex-
pense of mother and child incident
to this unexpected illness has made
a serious drain on the fund collected
for hospital fees. The little one has
been unable to undergo the opera
tion on account of her condition, but
the physician hopes to be able to at
tend to it very soon. Should the
child have to be brought home before
it has been attended to it is proba-
BILE that the effort will have to be
abandoned altogether. If there are
anv who would like to contribute to
this fund particulars may be had by
phOning 121.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
CHILDREN's DAY EXERCISES.
Program Rendered al
Methodist Church Sunday Night.

The Children's Day exercises at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
were up to the usual standard of ex-
cellence under the supervision OF
Mrs. c. A. Harris and Misses Nellie
Laing and Annie Bess Cutler. Every
number was we'll rendered, and in ap-
probation of the children's efforts a
goodly sum was contributed, which
will go to the extension of Sunday
school work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
NEGRO ARRESTED
FOR BURGLARY
Police Claim That Clarence Smell l,
the Man Who Entered Walter
Gays Store Recently.

The man who entered the store Of
Walter Gay last Sunday night for the
purpose of burglarizing it and who
was shot at by Gays son has been
arrested, so the police calm.
Clarence Smell, a merge drayman;
in the employ of Mr.. l.. Crouch, was
arrested Friday by Policeman Walter
Hill, and lodged in jail as the bur
glar. The police claim they have
strong evidence against Smell and will
have no trouble in convicting him
before a jury, while Smell stoutly de-
MES his guilt and claims that he can
prove an alibi.
His bond was assessed at $4,000,
which he succeeded in giving.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
Mrs MonomeIrs Father Dead.

Mrs. R. E. Mcdowell, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Ella Rec Nc
Dowell, left Saturday for Elizabeth
town, KY, where she was called to
the bedside of her father, Mr. Mark
Marshall. Mr. Marshall died Sunday
morning about six hours before she
reached her destination. The many
Dawson friends of Mrs. Mcdowell
deeply sympathize with her in this
bereavement.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
MANY HOGS STOLEN.
The Neighborhood ArOUud Sasser Has
Had Epidemic of Hog Stealing.

Mr.. B. L. Hill of Sasser was in
Dawson Monday, and while here in
formed The News that he people in
that section had suffered considerable
loss on account of hogs being stolen,
He said that he had lost twenty-five
stolen from him within the past few
weeks, and that some others had lost
considerable number. A negro who
is charged with stealing some of Mr.
Hills hogs is now in Jail awaiting
trial at the present term of superior
court
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18

Miss Frances Campbell was hostess
to the younG ladies bridge club Fri
day afternoon, using three tables.
Rose furnished the decorations. Miss
Claire Wooten was awarded the score
prize, a pretty collar. Miss Essie
Roberts of Fairburn was an out-of-
town guest. After the game little
Miss Elizabeth Riordan assisted in
serving a sweet course.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
In Honor of Miss Roberts.

Miss Susie May Dozier entertained
at bridge Thursday afternoon in hon
or of Miss Essie Roberts. There were
three tables. The guest prize was a
deck of cards. Pink was the color
motif, rose, sweet peas with stream
ers of ribbon being used in profus-
ion, making a pretty picture. Miss
Dorothy Dozier and Miss Florella
Crouch assisted in serving a salad
course.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
C g Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because it contains the
wen known tonic properties of QUININE
ana IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
T ~ Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Guilds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
Enhancement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Christie have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Callie Mae, and Mr.. Will
Van Bell of Hawkinsville, the mar
riage to take place Thursday, June
oath. at home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
One Table Bridge Party.

Miss Ruth Cheatham gave a ono
table bridge party Monday morning
in honor of Miss Essie Roberts, the
guest of Miss Louise McNulty. The
guest prize was a dainty embroid-
cred handkerchief After the game
hot luncheon was served.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
Picnic at Melton,s Mil.

The younger set enjoyed a picnic
at Melton's mill Saturday, going out
in wagons. The day was ideal, the
dinner beyond description and mer-
rier crowd never assembled together
to make the "welkin ring" Mrs
w. l.. Hill acted as chaperone.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
SEVENTEEN JAIL BIRDS.
When Court Convened Is Negroes
and Two White Men Were in Jail.

When superior court convened on
Monday morning there were seven
teen prisoners occupying cells in Ho-
tel Johnedthomas. Fifteen of these
were negroes and two were white
men, one of them being an old white
man who burglarized the Bee Hive
and the other one the man who dis
turbed the family of Nj. j. B. Rob
ertS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

Mrs. T. B. Raines gave a small
bridge affair Friday morning, Miss
Essie Roberts being the guest of hon
or. Roses and sweet peas furnished
the decoration. No prizes were Civ
en-. After playing a salad course, fol-
lowed by a sweet course, was served.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
Advertising For Bids.

The baseball association is adver-
Using for bids to operate concessions
at the ball park during the summer.
Sealed proposals will he received I'M
til Monday, May oath.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
HAS APPENDICITIS
Steve Cooke Carried to Macon at
Noon Today For Operation.

Mr.. Steve Cooke was suddenly
stricken with an attack of appendi-
citis last might, and was carried to
Macon at noon today for an opera
ton. The many friends OF young
Mr.. Cooke trust that the operation
will be successful and he will soon
be able to return home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
Commencement Exercises

Misses Louise McNulty and her
guest, Miss Essie Roberts, of Fair
burn, left at noon today for Decatur,
where they will attend the com
mencement exercises of Agnes Scott
College.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
piles Cured in s to "a DAYS

Your druggist will refund money if PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching.
1lirj Bleeding or Protrudine Piles inc IA days.
- IL 1poGastion E.y1s Ease auo Res 50C
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
,ures bud SEXES, Other RemsdIss Kun't Quo

The worst cases. no matter of how long standing,
re cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
'orter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. 1t relieves
Pain and Heals at the sane TIE .-51 SOC, SLOO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL SOCI-
ETIES TO DEBATE
Much Interest i'm Coming Contest for
Championship, and Record-Break-
ing Audience Anticipated.

A record-breaking crowd is indicat-
ed for the night of the champion de-
bate between the Ciceronian and
Lambda Sigma Societies, the debate
having been arranged for the night
Of May %. The great enthusiasm
among the students has been commu-
nicated to the patrons of the school,
so that the young debaters are sure to
be created by a very large and enthu-
siastic assembly. From the amount
Of work that the debaters are doing
on their speeches it is evident that
those who come will not be disap
pointed in their expectations.
Members of both CicerOnian and
Lambda Sigma societies are getting
ready o give full support to the de-
baters who represent them. Each So
ciety has secured some very lively,
snappy yells, and the boys and girls
will be ready to let every one within
hearing know that both Dawson and
the high school are on the map.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-05-18

Though the graduating class is
small this year the three members of
the class who will receive diplomas
are preparing an excellent program
of entertainment for graduating
night, May 28th. Bessie Turner, Lu-
cile Hitler and Arthur Lewis are the
three members of the class, each of
whom will have part in the gradual
ing program. The completed program
will be announced later.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-23
WORLDS CuHN RAISING
RICORD uIisD BY puY

T.la worlds rgcsrd fer corn raising
bsioaxA tp waiter l. fbeenana. an
Ala5sfaA BOZ yst Tn his early teens
Last yeaf this Ess,Y RAISED Tss tnashsl,
% cHrn ~ . single acre ~ HAND. wbsch
- she tArss-, g7rl4 per acre ever r..
cstdsd THIS retnsrsabse record vas
made ~ an oriirarY bog aud un o..
diuafy iand Hs became interested Ia
eurp rRfssnr and stuaied into the mat.
ter uf tAe sin4 anS proper ass of Ter.
uiiaers and proper cultivation. A.
result u pu,tiHs his snowledgs 70
praeuosi use. d. has rstaed Az b..
.hsl- % corn on ! acre of hand, there.
by winning th% ehaupionship ~ "a.
World. What walter T.. uesnson IA.
done serves 10 shDw what a common
everyday out and out boy can 90 ~
hs - sivsH she chance There Hr-
thousands ~ Ambitious boya on tka
rich farms - this state who never
kRo~ ~hat e Is "a he encouraged 20
take an Interest IN agriculture ~ stock
rsisinE II these boys ~ers siven q
small plot % srosns ana some s.sd
corn fuf example ta plant End cul.
uvats. a circus wauid not be able q
'"ru their thoughts very far away
from ths "eachs r'ed spot where A
~onderfui harvest ~iil 30 their. to
reap. boy may not be ahte a. rat.s
5a& bushels ~ corn ou an acre - hi.
fathers land. hut be can 10 weli cnut
10 Hsks his sTofts worth wbUe
"h hat h"f iu this county is going AZ.
tor ths' worlds ohaoopiunshJv record
next year T-- Alfan.oot $40. Times
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-23

Fnr EDITOR ~ rhe Reporter hes
sooVu Ger sowe ur7s thst sreat
deal ~ rrwirv .S,-y~i bets.au Z A
avery and Mu, Hefsiry ari u came
io a cInuzS Tuesday evening when
snHr~ strRnTsr 500 tnNr rret Nut ar
enc street ana sA.a. "Ga,a evening
Nr A,rr Aiis became very in
aISnart and wanted to Nsht BAT the
strsuser znl away before MIR xot
fs soat off iis yhsu ptt a ohlp On
h's sHF8'5ef and marched 90 Avary. 9
ssers 'r the 'ius 80 'tNNe Ausas
Ere" an 'lr'-5 e., ratsa a re~ Mnt
saFs ar e.1 fins tAs fss.up vHe call
el h.m Avery n ne has 10 live a
.neBsaut years % So 80 A~i rec AZ.
Frr = 90 i9 arms auB threatcue.l 10
-ue As'; far g. aaa-hoa 4=.---,-s ror
passlrs h'rnssS grf as Avsry tie .ays
Dc has been hsarius - some man ~i,h
real Aonsely fars Wha has been
rssslrs as ? Avery especially
smoog no wanaen, ana that he tAv-
s~yi has hsAn humulatsd and l. ON
o. Bic t0 eat sr s'esr ans trs, "a sas
-7 ss~a hiFn 20 have s~kirE spells
ms that ~ hss eroe - has Isarnea
1i this se@n Eoi3W * taAirs fn hts
s'rsp 70 s>~-1a 'hs eo.y way tss sff.
frs~s0n csu no sestiss Sc gov the~a
wen ta, fssht dasl a. q peafd bs
NArf ~ a ans i1fy % secsss which
10 trs hnn5 o. fTarn3iH Reporter
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4 ciuh lIins ia be s.h3e doorway
Is pretty ieiipE advertisement q
'hs uar Who has charge there In
''ts hir 'o leave that club tn the
woods uncut
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the hinEdant - USf wogH he aaded
Ihrs%s. snd sh~t-t Ioss.
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f4ii To make ms pSsge dtsith rii1a -
tweea the Terms Ctjrg AMI J~@'as
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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-23

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e8tpi@gsi - the snetaehgs sasu aad 10
sasftsT snd aisrsa hls 1rpaaIsnrs q
lksF-ur. Co. that extent ~a8!A BE-
NaltjfF his feifh iA the poser -
Mind 90 ts~ healer ~ . saase ~
son ra.thpAs tie practitioner Ssslf
hst 4uae liae tag "ktHN,inn Aieta -
sssigsss lfaais, Nhi-h t'hnu Jessss
~a'a - tfpuRht is A-a5lsti9u. Matt
Eh Ea5
Trss tflTt-tisn Gharft,
cNu-,iau N.4artiss. are 80. ~ sBuos
have ih7uNht. entirely ssrsig ~ the
ffaFs' kbts instinct "a times - great
disaster Chffsttao sc5saEs rn1fUbes
hare sFt~B been th- rrEs 10 essotriguts
~ relief fYuda ana Their uahtfi hss tiasla
bass been uetAoly svssrpias Many
Christian a i~stisss ata FssnlaF sap
pgr'~r. - WuFtuv puaHr chAFitAL1s
snd phtlAHthFgfi- inssitutAaHa AzHY
uthsr f-hrtaiiaH scientists are tally
engaged O. lnitri5s.ai erofr e. reit-v-
tfaSss wfso srs oppressed ~ ssakbsss.
str. poverty tSnoFanre and fear
Aatoh sr ths sock - 1pRs - thsn
"ulthaugt mshsy Ef,t Nithoui price
Same one has saiH '-Che ngbtsrt char
its - ts prseent q man tturn An-~p,
tes charity Ansi the b~st Airs are 20
sh0s sHd enable msp % dlspsnss
sith alma ~ this - 1ofrect dea
nitInu - irHs charity. thsa q may -
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10 a shsTttabis oTEsn,satiaH ~hich "a
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th- worbi u V Hf,inE w~nsind 0at ~
honaaEs. ppserts disease and IN
"1rfs pStsrry. aui tutu hsal'h as@fut-
hoa-. a18 Tras1nabis ~ .sp~rtsy
Hsa-,Iu asa HnyeI@ssos.
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= hs,'h - spiritual - sAi,srs~asstia B.
thought ts ~ b@tat,t tha ksu q rsa
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tsAlah 't'onss bpp 8nd let 80 tsasun
together. sud thfistttn Scientists
~re beginning tp undrr-tshd that la
nrtrntIra tIta tut itattiA0 g. mankind
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th.n. Communion sim the ilylns
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e hose spiritual conception was sam
rt"ntlt rlFaf Go make % possible fsf
"eni fu become EstshffNSs TEis s1ss.
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iu this aTr sifn thH discover. -
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th-eo,"ry and ni=.",rrrr
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f'er tt.iNE H. p4t ~ fh" rafraa
u.Tu~s ug 'Ea t.n-n atsts. tl~ a.sl.
iHs na'- theg ts.- a.su.s been Bals
% trH"1 'rr tHE g.urt ~ ihs
.anEv iias.- attained fnt- -tsftst
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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-01-23

think ~ ao two ttilasa A. tEs sstys
fh*rgfgfs ne csanat shtGh Nhsu -
~~Ffr, Asti coaysrssiy ws esRhot pvs
y Sh@n ~a thipk either aus absu,
lJteiY ssH'fyFs the otbsf
thfissiaH seisattsis hagans dtsesfm,
- ths fas, thst tear 10 n0t 80 aitrih
bi3 ~ God are t@aianfuE - under
sssns WY q .. ass pert ~ saAH sh..
IL N ihs itksse@s 0f aof. Tt.sg raa
s"n 'bst G9d 10 the orb c&,sss aad -
s'wl fsag - isHt aoVf ThsrVfsfs
" V MT the sresf - the on. naty
rssirs and sEnss4 sanlig 10 sRhtaf
s'fusi saistsnae There - ns sear 10
'iie HhtNssss - Ued hnd aothins u,
that universe ~ shirh man ssuN se
stEAia There "a ~ z0qi N fear for
fear hHth t3tmsn," hence tg@Fa Is
~ p"s 80 ~. and 40 tfush N u
f-hristian Socialists - not hsusssy.
olaim to have demonstrated 80 yat
That 'hsg sre eptieeig iF,susuns from.
tsaf aat issy are H,tssb issn fsaYfnl
tkan f8fu4sfn and Janasqoeftfs .
much isis sVbisrs 10 disease sna fls.
sstst
Hrrtits No4 Iau.
~ HtsFs sisgBsTsstas sRi jszsr~~s.
ira Ntn8Hhf snHfFaats mankind tha L,
the hsHsf IN hersafiRty gFsnaattssls4a
~ disease - o. certain seii Iantsaeiea
and traits wRsn the s,-eaiIqt la~
- hsfsdity s-runs ~ have rssoitsd "a
q yisUftsus constitution snt relatively
good tfaias ~ inind and character. 90
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have a psrtsstiy good man tnriadtd
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War p,vr~ne

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conclude that traF - s-not ihs naultes-
tation 81 Nn irtsllisent oauso ~ q
rlain thai if one rNglt he free fra-a
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paitr res sF rN uyge theiy ffisN - not
90 hs strsid Npt they are at atuaya
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me iv,eN from ihs ort 1srs r'int VI
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processes ~ teousNt ~ yNts abvtr.
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The Woman Wine faster Who Never Drinks
w re hear Of good many
nv strange vacations for women.
Wv b,+ ono n, the most unusual

w re hear OF a good many
M strange vacations for women.
w but ono OF the most unusual
is that Of professional wine faster.
Mile. Collinere, young French.
woman, is the most accomplished
wine faster in the world. She Is
quite young, but receives an enor.
nous salary. Strange as 1t may
seem, she is a teetotaller. She cares
nothing for wine, and never swallows
It; the testing Is all done by taste in
the mouth.
II She were to drink vino she
would lose her subtle magic Of taste.
which is so fine and so marvellously
developed that she can discern from
the first taste Of wine Just where
the grapes grew from which 1t was
made, whether they were raised In
California or in the vineyards Of
Franco or Germany or elsewhere.
She can even tell the very vine
yards In which the grapes grew, or
whether they were raised on q hill
side or In q valley.
She can instantly detect IN adulter.
alton Of any sort, or II there Is a
blend, and OF which wines. She has
often found so-called wines with not
a particle Of grape Juice in them.
being made up Of cheap aicokci,
sugar, dyes and cheap fruit Juices.
Mile. Colfinere can tell the age Of
a wine almost to day; whether 1t
crossed the sea or been moved often
or for long distances.
Mile. Collinere is deeply interested
in her work, and she seems to re-
gard It much as an artist docs his
art. In order to keep her great gift
from iessening its power she takes
the best OF care Of her health, for the
reason that she must be well in order
to do her work. Her sense Of taste
loses its cunning when she gets out
Of health. II she becomes oyer-tired,
gets nervous or IS even depressed
she will not taste wine, for. she says.
under such conditions she could not
do the process Justice.
She Is. therefore, exceedingly care.