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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
3
Pine and oak stove wood for sale by Athens Ice and Coal Co. Fresh eggs at Abney's and M M Arnold's. Home grown cabbage beans beets lettuce potatoes. For rent two rooms at 511 North Jackson. Oranges bananas peaches at Abney's. Y M C A rummage sale Friday at corner Lumpkin and Clayton. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for wounds and burns at local druggists.
Clyde C Miller argues there are two patriotisms one by love of country and another by selfish aims. He denounces capital and labor trusts as harmful to unity and questions the fate of the ordinary American citizen. He calls for truth, press probity, and warns against money's dominance over government.
The Savannah Morning News reports on criticism of the pardon board and prison officials for laxity and frequent pardons. Capt Yancey warns that efforts to recapture escaped convicts will be pursued, urging public support for upholding laws and punishing crime.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine. Endorsements cite rapid coughing and cold relief by Geo L Chubb of Harlan Michigan. Stores H R Palmer Sons and W J Smith Bro distribute.
Macon Ga May 18 There is bitter feeling among Mercer university trustees after the meeting to elect Dr P D Pollock's successor The end of the matter is not reached and the June 6 annual meeting looms as the likely flashpoint Committees seek faculty replacements while ex Governor Northen has declined the presidency and no new selections will be made before the board meeting
Athens spots show price headlines with New York futures quotes for May and October. Chicago grain and produce report lists wheat corn and pork pork and lard bids with multiple bid prices and percentages.
In St Louis on May 18 Judge Rogers of the US district court ordered Ng Jung a Chinaman to retain his queue while serving a ninety day sentence for passing a raised $10 bill. Jung argued the retention of his queue is a matter of religion and will be the first prisoner in the state penitentiary not to be shorn first.
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa Florida describes his fear of death from liver trouble and heart disease. After trying many doctors and medicines he used Electric Bitters and felt better in three days and claims to be cured. Sold at W. J. Smith & Bro and H.R. Palmer’s drug stores.
The first session of Georgia's diocesan convention opened at Christchurch, Macon, with over 150 delegates and 70 plus ladies representing state societies. Bishop Nelson presented the annual address, touching on a two diocese division and a separate communication for colored churches, while committees were formed for tomorrow's reports.
In Flowery Branch Georgia a lawsuit between B A Carlisle and W L Hawkins reveals gambling on pool and billiards reached unprecedented levels last fall. Thousands of dollars were won and lost with a single pool ball reportedly valued at 1000 dollars. The case has drawn attention due to the prominence of Carlisle and Hawkins.
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Property prices and plots for sale on Prince Barber Pulaski Childs Barrow Milledge Lumpkin and Springdale streets. Lot sizes range from 68x200 to 85x225 and depths 400 to 600 feet with prices from 350 to 10 000 dollars. Residence 309 and Southern Mutual Building Clayton Street entrance noted with phone 450.
Ground meal and feed available for sale at Classic City Connect Feed Mills. WM. P. Phillips, manager, invites country customers to bring corn while they shop. Solicited custom grinding service offered.
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