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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
IN THE SPRING
When Energy and Vitality are
Lowest, then-Infuenza!
ipr q ROVER M nN
(By s. c. BOWER, M. d.

at this time of the year people feel weak,
tired, listless, their blood is thin, they hav2
lived indoors and perhaps expended ri
their mental and bodily energy and they
W 10 know how to renew their energy
end stamina, overcome headaches aaa
backaches, have clear eyes, a smooth,
Tuddy skin and feel the exhileration OF real
good health tingling thru their bodies.
Good, pure, rich, red blood is the best
insurance against ills of all kinds. You
are apt to suffer from an attack of Infu-
enza if your health is run down.
Purify the blood and you can defy
influenza. This is the time to clean
house and freshen up bit.
Drink hot water . half hour before
,oals, and for vegetable tonic there's
nothing better than Dr. Piorce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the old-fashioned
herbal remedy, which has had such fine
reputation for fifty years. 1t contains no
alcohol or narcotics and is made into tab
lets and liquid. Send 10 cents to DR..
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
for tri2l ,2ckage.
&c. Ca.-"Dr Pierce's Golden Medical
Disco rise highly as it was the means Of
ny re,ueA % AealSh when l vas greatly run down
and lacked wgor, strength, blood and nerve tone.
| was simply a nervous wreck--had grown quite
thin. l could not gain in flesh as / YVES suffering
from indigestion and gastrtis. My liver was very
inactive and in consequence my food would ferment
and create great amount of gas. My nervous
system was deranged also and did not sleep well
| NJ night. The Discovery certainly met your
claims After had taken four bottles it corrected
my constipation in addition to restoring my
health. Mrs. Z. Carlyle, % Brady 81.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29

Weaver Drug Co. are exclusive
sellers of Purity Ice Cream for Daw-
son.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
DAWSON MAN DELEGATE TO
BIG COTTON CONVENTION
State Will Be Represented at Confer
ence in New Orleans May 18th.

Governor Dorsey has appointed
about so prominent Georgians to
represent the state at a big cotton
conference to be held in New Orleans
May IA, Is and 16 in the interest of
the great $10O,OO0,O00 cotton cor
poration it is proposed to organize
for handling export cotton, and also
to further consider reduction of the
cotton acreage. The conference was
called by Governor Pleasant, of
Louisiana.
The delegates appointed from this
immediate section of the state are
j. D. Weaver, of Dawson; I. G. Hud-
son and L. G. Council, of Americas,
and N. M. Weaver, of Cuthbert.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
For Councilnen.

We, the undersigned, hereby an
nounce ourselves for councilmen of
the city Of Dawson for the ensuing
term, subject to usual white primary
Respectfully,
J. D. WEAVER,
J. S. LOWREY,
w. L. PACE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
WOOLBRIGHT
AND MISS EPPS TO WED
Terrell Countian VIII Claim Mans
field Belle for Bride.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Epps, of Mans
field, Ga, announce the engagement
Of their sister, Rubie Mae, to Lieu
tenant Lawrence Lee Woolbright, the
wedding to take place in early sum-
mer. No cards.
The above announcement is of spe-
cial interest in this the home county
# the groom, who is a popular and
worthy representative of highly es-
teemed family. Hearty congratula-
tions are extended in advance, with
every good wish for the happiness of
he young couple.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
No Worms in Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an in
bealthy coloG which indicates poor blood, and as
Il2. there is more or less stomach disturbance.
,ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
lr two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion, and act as General Strength
ming Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
brow off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be
in perfect health Pleasant to take Coo per bottle
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
ASSOCIATION WILL
HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING

A very important meeting of the
Library Association will be held on
Thursday afternoon, May 7th, at A 80
o'clock. Mrs. E. T. Jordan, president,
requests a full attendance to consid-
er an accumulation of bushes mat
tiers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
TERRELL COUNTY SAILOR
ENGINEER ON WILSON'S SHIP
Home Boys Giving Good Account of
Themselves in Naval Service.

1t is not generally known but it is
a fact, nevertheless, that one of Ter
rell county's sailors, jeff Colley, is
playing an important part in keeping
the peace conference going, being
engineer on the George Washington,
which took Mr.. Wilson safely across,
and put him at the peace table at the
psychological moment.
In this connection it is interesting
to recall that William Littleton, an
other Terrell county sailor, is one of
the crew on the Leviathan.
That both of these boys have given
good service in important positions
is matter Of pride to the folks back
home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
FORBIDS THE ISSUANCE
OF MARRIAGE LICENSE
Judge Hoyl Receives Gard From a
Lady in Ashburn.

Ordinary L. C. Hoyl has received
the following postal card:
"Ashburn, Ga, April %, 1919
Dear Sir: forbid you from issuing
marriage license for Nellie Beatty
and Ed Vandiniere. Respectfully
Mrs. M. B. Donahoo."
The couple with alleged matrimo-
NAL intentions have not made their
appearance at the office of Judge
Hoyl. None of the parties are known
here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29

Pure sound seed stock White Span
ish Peanuts gathered before the rains.
FARM PRODUCTS co.
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RECORDED LEASES.
AN~.t.AAA.

aesp ST. 20 e. ari-A1tomatie Realty Co
TO Lyman Hulnick ano. 4s q 1854
n.I Nom saatr iss is s% Bw ASr i
MAD Az, Iia7. Aida Ferrnan 70 LYMAN
Hulniek q ano. arm Hulnick a Hoizman.
ISIS: atty atty Max Monirisa. iss Broad:
ss woy sr 10 n ail3Ma1 weinsr .no .'t to
Jacob Biumenthai ct al as comm for the
i sl ssa; ADDRESS ss u Louis 4u Bow. 10 "
,.i ith ST. iiii e. a 10. rsi f' %s
from Aug I. iSIs; attys. Fsidman 4 8,
AZ W sT rs. 50 str q front e.iiar.Js:
as sI Az a, yrs. from May /. 1915; aity.
MAD Az, 141a so str. noor a b-Harry
echwitzsr 20 IRnatz Kornfeld. on prem
ises. ia yrs. from Mar !. 1919. 2 yrs
BwAY. Sc asa st. str. No a part b.
lls2 Bway corpn to Joseph Le Biang.
iis1 sway II yrs, n ~ %0 fT1% Mar Msr
eSsaoSAp6'WAY. isa..ss. aiI-Leccnd: Realty
iyn e II h sTs from Sln' Dec i 49, atty
Neufeid. 2s1 Broadway; taxes 40.
ss ana ST. is:.i6 Z. si.Estat. Of Jos 'iS
Carroll ct al 70 Jos Loria, lss s6th ct.
yr' from Oct zsvd 1917 ,so n yr. r sa.cc
to James Clark. $40 W ssth st. yrs
from Oct 4, 1919. yrs renw; atty
Chase Bff W i4eth st. ......... 1000
9Th AV, 7s6 ali--Bernard Kemprier to
Alfred Sachritch i4s w 5oth ct, yrs
from Oct IS. 1919; attys. Bownslky q
Burrows 1s3 Nassau Mt. ....... $500
1soTH ST, iss W. ail--Isabeila Unger TO
4 William EikinA a27 W isTth st. g Yrs
nssEx 81, i2l sii-Esfats Of Max Mosko-
wits 20 Isaac a Lehrer. III Broome ct.
~ yrs from May 1. 1890: attys. Gettinger
= Wfsman. % Park Row. .t2.4oo
Bronx.
assD ST. sss =. cor store-Francis O stod-
dard 10 samuel Goldman, e99 II 1ead at,
yrs. from August l. 1919; attys. Gold
man q H. st9 - CSC at. ..........Ss.700
PROSPECT Av, 1867. n str--Newai Realty
Co 70 Louis Eskenay. 1890 Fulton av,
yrs from June I. 1915: atty. sacher.
sAMh PR SsPfSs y" s;r.sam: 10 Mor iris
saehsr. 1858 Prospect av. yrs. from
June / istsl atty. sams.-... .ttis
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nth name and address Of lenders at
h torney.)

Manhattan
sfsT ST. fst w--Eiis wife Jacob Mssnsr
TO Chas b Dewar. bloomfield. " J. Oct
~. 1905 atty. Fredk Fishsr u Nassau
~ ........s.........s .......s. s.tcsve"
HAMILTON PL. 6i-stars q Stripes Rity
Co, ~ Chambers ct. to Norvin Rieser,
on the premises. atty. Jos D Greenherx
MULBERRY ST, ii+-,Nicoia al ssssa and
Boffa Di Sessa. private bankers, Jan
8, 1898; attys, Miller. Peci<ham q Dixon,
New York city ............ t1o,ovo
MADISON Av, W q ss.4 q 1sist st Lexis
Louisa Mars to Richafd w Freedman,
90 Neptune nv, New Rochelle. N Y. Oct
10, 1885; attys. Coleman D. 2os
bway '.................s. ...st,boo
BRooME ST, t7s-7s; wooster st, sa--Rsd-
wood Realty corpn, 81 Union Square. TO
Arthur Foster, Union Square, May 20,
1913. attys Gettner. Simon q A. 2ss
Bway .................... ~ .N,0oo
18TH ST. q 90 " list sv. soxioo.s--cisn-
entine silverman to Virginia s Mac
1900; attys. Grove a Rilker. las Mas
sau 81 ..................... $4,000
WEST ST. q, 1865 n Morris ct, runs .
1914 TO . Washington ct 4 n 42.sx "
1916 to . o West st AIS to beg
Cunard Realty Co. Ala w i4eth ct. to
Julius Stein. sts Convent av. Dec !.
1913; attys Fieischman Fox. % LIB.
erty 81 ..................... .SS.boo
BOwERY, s4s--Ellen j. wife OF John w
Bacon to Horatio Flanagan. exr will
i William g Flanagan. Englewood. N j,
July IL, 1890; atty. w FLANAGAN, SO
18TH Ta' ST sis w.Er,ck j and MARY =
Kennedy to Susan r Lawton, Dec H..
1901; atty. C a Co. lie Broad
| way .xs.boe
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

SsTH ST. 1885 W--Henrietta Munro ct
al agt Norman l. Munro Realty Co. Inc,
ct al taccountins. &c); attyA Braun &
Solomon.
ssTH ST. IS w-wiliiam l. condit ct al
agt IS West both st Co OF al (amended
foreclosure of mortgage); attyA ElguA
Vogel, Gleason a Proskauef.
BowERY. i7l-Martha 7 Sands sgt Cor
neiia Underhill ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty. w N Powell
18TH ST, 705 civilian r Wilder ct al
agt Rose Hamburger ct al foreclosure
OF mortgase)i atty. W O NJ Patterson.
Bronx.
ROSE PL. n Q cor Grace av, 76x10o-John
Tippinger agt DONNA Plant ct al (fore-
Tot sst' msp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Realty 90, Inc. sgt American Hard wood
Lumber Co ct al foreclosure OF mort
gags)I atty, II J sullivan
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m THB AUCTION 1o0sxA
TAT IL Wesley srRDET.1
BY Samuel MARI.

MADISON ST. SIS. n ., a5.7 Scanned
ct foxs7.tx irreg-oeo BentiEer We
Gordon Cate Neckwear Co. Inc. ct al: De
Howe ref, due on iudgt t2s.2sani
taxes. 40. ttst.st. Sold 70 the plain
tin....' ..s... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by Joseph p. Day.
18th ST, iot W. . .. 100 " Columbus Az,
20.6xl023-The roughkeepsie Savings
Bank w the Cooperative Bldg Bank OF
al: Henry h Losey, atty: Isaac z Bling
ham, ref; due on iudgt, t26,ss7. "a; taxes
&C. s3si.s6. Sold to the piaintin. .s2leee
BY James J. Donovan
WALTON Av. s2s. q. rs Cheeve pi
76xst. vacant; due on judgt. t1as72.e4i
taxes. 90. s7eo. Sold TO Bertram J
Goodman. Ino. ..... .............s16,ooo
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Bronx
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

HENRY ST. so7-Max Muller ast Meyer
Lunitz OF al: Sept 20. 1918. ....... si2S
18th ST. SIS w-Leo Krug aEt Emma
Heinrich ct al; Nov 7, 1915. .t4ol7b
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LosT-Between Franklin ana Fulton
streets Broadway. taups velvet bag eon-
taining money. bond, bank book; reward
onsrsd. b. W.. bex 10 sun offiee,.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

seth ST. TO E-James A coughiin ast
10 East Sath st Co. Inc. owner: Jamss
s1sT ST, AZ E-James A Coushiin agt AZ
East elst 81 Co. Ine swneri James J
RIVINGToN ST! slS--Harry fisherman
agt Tedsam Realty Corp. owner a con.
CENTRAL EXTRA P;iiRK wIassiT;, sss.iSiiahsm )
Titefsky agt westmoriey Corp. owneri
Frederick W Jookeli. contractor. $50
s1sT ST. 81 FLAMES A coughlin agt 81
East s1st 81 Co. Ine owner; James 7
isTH ST. III as w-P Roberts q co
agt Stephen soneld. owner; 8 3 so-
held a Sons. contractors. &i.s4B
BwAY, 26s2 & a6s4-Goid q eehiidsrout
Iron Works Inc, agt Nartch ] Martin,
owner: woolf Peirez. contractor. ssse
Bronx.
HULL AV, s3ss-Charles Peliiter1 art
John L Montaito. owner and contrae:
sI t1r Az 's;sicc.
John l. Montalto. owner and CONTRACT
Tor .'s..ss''..s...... .tslb
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HELP wANTED-MALv


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BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court

SPECIAL TERM Chambers) - Muiisn. j.
Court opens at 70 A. N. IN psrts bus.ness-
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PART Iy:-Befors hitchali. J,-Court opens a
70 a n
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COURT CALENDARS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Southern District.

Betors Special Master Philip J. McCook. Room
III, p. o. Building. Al 10 A N.
Tofalos IN Cons RR Pitts same.
Silverhers :sams. rsme
eerkin same Csstare .samA
MurphJ :same. 80.
Allctta same. klelnluan same.
Jacobs same Same Same.
Murray came. Schneider sameL
Levine same.
Before Mayer, J.--Room I, twelfth moor, Woo'
worth Building. At 1880 A. N. Equity
Case on--rnternst1 Signal o.. vrssisnd Ap
paratus Co. No day calendar.
Before Mack. J.--Room 4 twelfth door. Wool.
worth Building. At 10: 80 A n Admiralty
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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surrornte's Court.

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STOCK AND BOND Statesmen.

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PART Iu.-Bsfore Newourser. LAT 10 A. n
Cases to be sent from this part to Parts III
a. YIII inclnaiXa for Trial
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at 10 A. M.
PART XVTI-Not in session. =.
PART xvTn.-Before Ford. J.--Court opens ~
10 A NJ
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15
IMPROVE AT NEODESHA
Standard OIL Company Starts 81, 800, :
900 Building Project

Neodesha, Kan. Nov. ia million
and a half dollar building project Will
be started here Immediately by the
Standard Oil company of Kansas, it
was announced today. The program
of construction will include AZ addi-
tionaI stills, modern boiIerhouse that
will develop 5000 horsepower. tanks
with a ca pat city of 10000 barrels of
oil, a mecha meal shop for the manu-
facture of pitch drums and timers
shop.
Increased business in the oil fields
of Kansas and Oklahoma ueeessitates
the Improvements, officials said. With
the building program completed, the
company will operate 167 stills, while
in 1911 it operated only 8 stills The
refinery at present employs nearly
eight hundred men and it is estima ted
the proposed construction work will
add another three hundred employees
1t is expected the building program
will be completed by next July More
than eleven hundred car loads of en-
gines, steel and materials will be used.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15

offered by men of science from the
University of Kansas. The three skel-
etons found on the King premises were
sent to the university for inspection
a separate case has been made Of
each of the three murder charges and
those arising from the alleged murder
of W f Ringer, an itinerant jewelry
peddIer, and Reuben GutshaH. young
farmer. will not be brought UP during
the pending trial Ringer disappeared
in December. 1906, and Gutsha1 has
been missing six years. Skeletons al
legged to be those of the two men were
found near Kings home at Maple
Hill. The discoveries were made
to Colorado.
Arrested in Colorado.
The skeleton alleged to be that of.
Gutshau was the first of the three to
be found last summer. King was i'm
mediately arrested in a small town
near Pueblo. Colo. Since his arrest.
King has had little to say. contendfng
thruout that he has no knowledge of
the disappearance of the three men.
King has been confined in the
Shawnee county jail since a few days
after his arrest He was brought to
this city to escape possible mob vio-
lenee.
King during his confinement in Jail
in Topeka has won the admiration of
his companions in the bull pen" by
his wonderful mastery of English euss
words. Probably no man in Jail in
Topeka has been able TO swear SO
often and so f1uently as Rufe King
His daily remarks on the food fur
nished him are looked upon as mas
terpieces.
King always has been willing to talk
on any subject He has proved HIM
self d capable nurse for dope" heads
and other patients. He has proved
also that he sticks by his pals and
went into solitary confinement once
rather than to tell what he knew about
an attempted jail break.
It is expected he will be taken to
Lyndon, Sunday night
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15

viii ANNOUNCE ready. The case viii be
given preference. according to attor-
neys and court officials.
King is charged with murder on
three counts. but he will be tried No
legged murder of John Woody. Maple
HILL Woody disappeared in March.
1903. One of the three skeletons un-
earthed about Kings livery barn and
home at Maple Hill. Wabaunsee coun-
ty, is alleged to be that of Woody. A
change of venue was asked by King
attorneys. who declared King could not
receive 4 fair trial in Wabaunsee
county because of excitement over the
finding of the three skeletons This
was granted and the case was trans
ferred to the Usage county court.
Follow Eskridge Evidence.
Evidence to be introduced by the
state will be similar to that presented
at Kings preliminary hearing at Esk-
ridge, Kan. according TO Maurice Nc
Neil, assistant attorney general. The
defense. it is said, will maintain that
King has no knowledge of the burial
of the skeleton. alleged to be that of
Woody. just outside the door of Kings
livery barn in Maple Hill. The de-
fense also is expected to contend that
sufficient proof has not been brought
out that the skeleton found is that of
Woody.
In addition to evidence introduced
at the preliminary trial. expert testi-
mony relative to the skeleton will be
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15
PLAN LAND BANK HERE

yfuIEaney Secures Federal Charter for
$a5o.O00 institution.
Topeka VIII secure a joint stock
land bank according to E. E MGl.a-
ney, well known Topeka and Hill City
banker. who has secured charter for
the bank from the federal department
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15
MARYSWILLE GROWING
New Hospital, Bank, Business Ilstitu-
tons Dwellings Being Built.

MarysvilIe. Kan, Nov. 1.-THE pop
ulatien of this town has Increased
1. 200 during the last year and a large
program of improve n1ent is being car
ried out. Five miles of streets are be-
ing paved, and q new S5eso09 opera
house ~is under construction. Other
improvements under way are $50. 600
bank d $4,000 hospital and $4,000
cold storage plant for handling poul-
try and eggs. There are now under
construction more than 100 new homes
and an equal number were built dur
ing the summer
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15
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After wearing it 30 days il 1t is not en-
tirely satisfactory in every way-n it :
not easy and eomfortable-if You cannot
actually see your rupture getting better
and If not convinced that a cure is merely
a question Of time-just return it and You
that is sent on 80 days trial before you
pay is worth giving a trial. Why NOT
tell your ruptured friends of this great
offer?
We refer You to any Bank err Trust Co..
EAsYHoLU co. 1856 Koch Bldg, Kansas
City, Me.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15
Legion Boycotts Nonpartisans.

Stafford. Nov. 15.-The Stafford
county chapter of the American
Legion has passed a resolution bind
ing its members to refuse to work for
or aid any farmer or other person
known TO be a member of the Nom
partisan Ieaeue or any disloyal. or
ganizatien- Members of the local post
further pledged themselves to dis
courage others from working for
members Of the Noupartisan league
The resolution asserts that officers of
the Non partisan league have been
proved dfsloyaL
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-15

in Washington The bank, which will
be authorized TO handle farm and live
stock loans in Kansas and Missouri.
viii be capitalized for $25e.0oo-
Two additional stock land banks
have been located in Kansas-one in
Wichita, another in Salina- Under the
federal law the bank viii be permitted