Tate Announces for the House in Elberton Ga
Elberton Ga March 21 Opposition to Hon W B Adams and Hon J H O Martin for the legislature developed this week in the announcement of Hon Bob Tate state as a candidate Tate is at present chair main of the county board of commissioners of roads and revenues a leading citizen and perhaps the largest taxpayer Tate's candidacy will leave vacancies on the county board with several country candidates already announced and a town candidate possible
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Elberton
W. B. Adams
J. H. O. Martin
Bob. State
Tate
County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Board of County Commissioners
Hien
Young Was Ranged Before People
Fully 100 persons witnessed the public hanging of Tom Young in Williamson County Texas today. The white man, about 30, convicted of assaulting and murdering a 16 year old girl he had adopted, was executed on the open prairie with spectators riding in wagons from as far as 60 miles away. Rheumatism ad copy follows.
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Austin
Tex
Tom Young
Williamson County
Young
Michael Brothers Co Easter Dry Goods Preview 1906
The Michael Brothers Company announces an Easter display showcasing attractive dry goods for the Spring and Summer of 1906. Readier for Easter shoppers, the lineup includes millinery silks dress goods white goods wash fabrics gloves parasols suits skirts shirt waists embroideries laces neckwear and all new items for the season.
Wash Dress Goods Display Highlights New Fabrics
Fine wash fabrics feature novel coloring and patterns with stylish appeal. The display emphasizes dress goods attractive for immediate viewing and admiration. New mercerized silk and cotton cloth offerings are showcased as specialty items.
New Lingerie Waists Display Snow-white Embroidery
A vivid description of lingerie waists features silky materials and delicate embroidery with lace, pleats and tucks. The text highlights organdies, mulls and embroidered silks, promising fashion with dainty designs and floral patterns priced at 500 a yard.
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Fascinati i
Elegant Silks for Spring Wear Collection
A grand display of new spring silks in dainty stripes checks and dots. Available in black white and colored options from 39 cents to 1 50 a yard.
New Dress Goods Exhibit With Dimities and Silks
A grand gathering of dimities battistes embroidered swiss and mercerized silk fabrics in designs from 25c to 75c a yard. Dotted swiss 15c to 50c. Persian India and French lawns 8c to 75c. Mercerized waistings 25c to 40c. White lawn and soft clinging fabrics in blacks whites and greys from 8c to 1.50. Lace and net lingerie waists from 4.40 to 17.50.
Stylish Skirts Offer New Spring Silk and Linen Styles
Stylish Skirts presents a superb collection of new skirts and silk waists in Panama and serge fabrics. Voile and white, black and colored options with perfect fit, brilliantine finishes, and embroidered linen designs. Prices range from 4.60 to 22.50 dollars, latest spring modes.
Neither State Prefers the Woman in Mental Care
In Washington DC on March 30, Ethel Katherine White a 24 year old white woman from Kentucky held after attempting to cash forged checks remains at the state hospital for the insane. Raleigh police sent her there to avoid returning her unattended to North Carolina. A conference between North Carolina and District of Columbia officials failed to reach a settlement on her care.
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Columbia
D. C
Ethel Katherine White
I Raleigh
State Hospital For the
North Carolina
Somerset
Bourbon County
Kentucky
Columbia Police
Lynchburg
Raleigh
Camp enters race for state senate in Georgia district
Carnesville Ga March 31 Col B F Camp announces candidacy for state senator from the thirty first district. Current candidates include S M Ayers and Camp with talk of L J McConnell of Royston entering. Also a Lucky Postmistress praises Dr King s New Life Pills and a Fort Gaines Leader remark about Georgia in poor condition.
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Carnesville
B. F. Camp
S. M. Ayers
Col. Camp
L. J. McConnell
Royston
Southern to double track 25 miles south of Lynchburg and more
Washington report says contracts totaling about five million dollars were let to W J Oliver of Knoxville for 25 miles of double track south of Lynchburg 40 miles Knoxville to Morristown and 14 miles between Chattanooga and Gunlawale through Missionary Ridge. He recently began 60 miles between Greensboro and Spencer and nears completion between Austell and Atlanta. The work is funded from a twenty million bond issue with additional southern projects including a Lookout mountain tunnel and a Tennessee River dam at Chattanooga.
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Washington
The
Southern Railway
W. J. Oliver
Knoxville
Lynchburg
Morristown
Chattanooga
Gunlawale
Missionary Ridge
Oliver
Southern
Greenesboro
Spencer
Austell
Atlanta
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee River
Blind Missionary Regenes Sight Restored
Nashville report states Dr M Z Bimmons, a Baptist missionary for thirty years in Canton, China, who lost sight from cataracts, has had one eye fully cured by a oculist via cataract removal. A second eye surgery is planned soon. Mayor McCarthy of Richmond described a Confederate flag remark as misinterpreted to show regional loyalty.
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Nashville
M. Z. Bimmons
Canton
China
McCarthy
Richmond
Virginia
Light verdict in Bryant murder case shocks court
Nashville Ga March 31 The jury found Bart Bryant guilty of involuntary manslaughter the ruling surprised many In sentencing Judge Mitchell said he would gladly give more than three years but law limits him Bryant will not seek a new trial Mrs J E Bryant mother of the prisoner aged 85 entered in an invalid chair and gave damaging testimony claiming she urged her son to stop beating his father who fainted both father and son pleaded for cessation
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Nashville
Bryant
Mitchell
J. E. Bryant
Bart Bryant
Flynt and Boyd Named Democratic Primary Favorites
Griffin Ga March 31 The last day for entries passed showing James J Flynt unopposed for senator and Joseph D Boyd unopposed for representative from Spalding County The two gentlemen will be Democratic party candidates with election practically assured ten days before the primary.
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Griffin
Spalding County
James J.flynt
Joseph D. Boyd
Spalding
Democratic Party
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm
The quick relief from rheumatic pains produced by Chamberlain's Pain Balm has surprised and delighted thousands of sufferers. It helps rest and sleep, and many have been permanently cured of rheumatism through its use. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro, with the Banner Leads promoting the printing.
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Chamberlain
H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Resolutions of the Laura Rutherford Chapter on Mrs M W Stovall
The Laura Rutherford Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy passes memorial resolutions for Mrs Mattie Wilson Stovall former 1st vice president praised for faithfulness and leadership. The committee will send the memorial to her family and minutes record the tribute. An Ohio man wrapped dollar bills around himself to stay warm, despite nearby warm clothing available.
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Laura Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy
M. W. Stovall
Mattie Wilson Stovall
A. E. Crawford
Charles Morris
Alex
Erwin
Nichols to Give One Third of Auto Prize to Charities
Mr Thomas J Nichols a noted contractor won one of three prizes in a recent automobile raffle He will donate his one third share of the prize value to the Bessie Mell Industrial Home and the Boat Athens Night School industrial department The two lodges Odd Fellows and Elks will distribute their shares to charity Also noted is Justice Harlan’s retired humor during a western circuit court incident about defining an accident with a quip about a black eye
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Thomas J. Nichols
Odd Fellows Land Elks
Nicholls
Bessie Mell
Athens Night School
Nichols
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Harper's Weekly
Harlan
Foley's Kidney Cure Promotes Health and Kidney Function
The advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder diseases in all forms and strengthen the kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes if taken early, urging readers that good health depends on healthy kidneys and that all dealers carry it.
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Foley
Bright
State Normal School praised by editor Upshaw in Athens
In the last issue of the Golden Age editor Upshaw lauds the State Normal School at Athens. He compliments President E C Branson and the faculty, notes past funding struggles, growth, and the school’s role as a ally to other institutions. Donations from George Foster Peabody and Jes M Smith support its cause. A humorous aside questions lunar atmosphere and then advertises a tonic claimed to treat multiple ailments.
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Golden Age
Upshaw
The
State Normal School
Athens
Chapel
E. C. Branson
State Normal
Napoleon
Northen
George Foster Peabody
Georgia
New York
Spens
Santa Claus
Jes. M. Smith
Smithsonia
Southern youth learns cautious legal phrasing from Carter
A southern young man entering a New York law firm was asked to write an opinion. He began with I am clearly of opinion, which Carter noted aloud. He advised that one should not claim clear opinion on a low point, but seek the preponderance of the doubt.
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New York
James C. Carter
Carter
A Tale of Narrow Wrongs and a Cough Cure
A Bac Ky merchant J W Williams recalls blood marks in his home and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing hemorrhages and lung weakness twenty years ago. He says it cured his chronic cough, settled cold, and bronchitis, keeping him well since.
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Nurrow
J. W. Williams
Bac Ky
Dr. King
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Martin
Ebert
Michael Brothers Company
White Goods
Michael Brothers Co
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F. Camp
Senate
Franklin County
Mra. Alexander
Cary
Fort Gaines
Regenes
Ryant
Father
Flynt
Boyd
House
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Jesus of Nazareth
T. J. Nichols
Automobile
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