One Dollar Yearly Subscriptions Now Open
The Harald and Advertiser of Newnan Georgia announces new subscription terms starting with the current issue. The price is one dollar per year with arrears urged to be settled promptly and renewals at the reduced rate. Subscribers are reminded to remit by postal methods and include an extra dollar for renewal as noted on the printed margin plate.
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Tm Herald and Advertiser
Alhat
Congress
Farmers’ Alliance
Patrons of Husbandry
American Agriculturalist
Wanamaker
Postoffice Department
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
The Work of the Legislature Discussed
A late 19th century state legislature session is praised as one of the most important and best in years with bold actions on pensions, state expenditures, and reforms. Major appropriations include $400000 for Confederate widows, $185000 for old soldiers, and a school funding boost of over $600000. Measures passed address charters, exams for pension rolls, fertilizer inspections, railroad rules, and race-based passenger accommodations.
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General Assembly
Coweta
Rona Slevens For Betterments
Betterments Claim Commission
Govxnor
SuperioreQourta
Stjenerdl Assembly
Imia
Aote
Tate
Railroad Commission
Berner
Legislation Recitals on Bills and Session Totals
The excerpt outlines several proposed acts including a university branch plan, a material supplier affidavit requirement, and antimonopoly aims on fire insurance rates. It also covers liquor tax increases, primary election rules, and railroads plus telegraph rates. A House resolution urges Congress to address Ocala convention grievances, with a note on bill constitutionality and a total session tally of 796 bills and 74 joint resolutions.
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Senate
Terrell
House
Whitfield
Southeastern Tariff Association
Railroad Commission
Ocala
House of Representatives
Banate
Congress
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Fla
Democratic Party
Democratic speech urges unity and tariff reform in Georgia
The supplement reprints Hon. W. Y. Atkinson's Franklin speech urging Democratic unity, tariff reduction, and steady policy under the National Convention. It notes expected party cohesion, the need for patience, and the influence of Congress and state leadership on policy. Also covered are gubernatorial rumors about Capt. Howell, Gov. Northen’s prospects, and Congressman Livingston’s potential return to Congress.
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W. Y. Atkinson
Franklin
Heard County Democracy
Atlanta Constitution
Democratic Party
Congress
Capt. Howell
Guy. Northen
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
The
Herald
Capt
Howell
Gov. Northen
Congressman Livingston
Livingston
Carrollton Free Press
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Free Press
Capt. E. P. Howell A Governor Candidate Rumor
Rumor says Capt Evan P Howell of the Atlanta Constitution is urged to run for Georgia Governor in the upcoming state election. The move reportedly has wide support across factions including non Alliance and Alliance members opposed to Governor Northen’s re election.
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Evan P. Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Northen
Aswell
Purify Your Blood with Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
Plain enough to improve complexion by purifying blood and aiding liver function and digestion. The advertisement claims it cures torpid liver and impure blood, guarantees results or refunds money, and emphasizes it as an unusually cheap blood purifier available through druggists.
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Doctor Pierce
Railroad and politics mix in Georgia era news
The piece notes rail traffic figures in the United States, Georgia political maneuvering including a W Y Atkinson speech, and inter state commerce actions. It reports the Railroad Commission actions against trunk lines, Georgia officials seeking harmony between Gov Northen and Col Livingston, and previews the Macon Fair. It also mentions bank circulation trends, deafness cure ads, and the push for better public roads in the South.
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The
Railroad Commission
Little
Richmond and Terminal
Louisville and Nashville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Railroad Commission of Georgia
A Man in His Clothes Promotes Wise Dress Choices
A promotional piece urges readers to update wardrobes, arguing proper attire signals progress and costs of $10 to $22 for quality garments. It touts fall and winter stock of Gents and Boys clothing, claims low prices, and notes additional lines in furnishings, groceries, and more while stressing urgency to buy.
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Atlanta
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