Northeast Georgia Fair poised for October event
Interest grows in the Northeast Georgia Fair to be held October 3 to 6. The premium list will be mailed to every family, with splendid exhibits and a special agricultural department. W P Jackson oversees the racing program, expected to be the best yet. Citizens urged to promote the fair to boost town advertising and business from anticipated crowds.
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Agricultural Department
W. P. Jackson
Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Lawrenceville Passes Anti Jug Law Aims at Express Firm
Lawrenceville Georgia on March 25 1905 adopted an ordinance requiring a $1000 annual license to deliver intoxicating liquors within the city. The R M Rose Company seeks mandamus to compel Southern Express to handle whisky here. Judge Pendleton will hear the case next Saturday.
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Lawrenceville
Lawrencevllle
Southern Express Company
Express Company
R. M. Rose Company
Pendleton
Rosser & Cartear
F. G. Dubignon
C.H. Brand
F. FP. Juhian
Friends of
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Pneumonia Claim
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama swore the medicine saved him from fatal pneumonia after two doctors failed. The ad claims rapid relief from sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds. Guaranteed at local drug stores with a trial bottle free.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Sons
A S Colyar Jr Free Man After Earnest Plea in Athens
A S Colyar Jr of Tennessee, once jailed in Virginia and Georgia for cheating and swindling, returned to Clarke County Athens for verdict. He delivered a dramatic sworn plea through tears, apologizing for past drinks and crimes, pleading reform, aided by Virginia Governor Montague and Athens officials. The court granted him a chance to prove his words and avoid immediate confinement.
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Colyar, Jr
Tennessee
Athens
Richmond
Virginia
Clarke County
Hun
Charles H. Brand
Georgia National Bank of
Colgar
Col
H. Brand
Dudre G. C. Thomas
B.J. Moseley
Lee W. Stratton
A. J. Montague
J. B. Hawthorne
Milton
Washington City
Florida
State Insane Asylum
Richardson
Washington
Montague
Georgia
Commonwealth of Virginia
Colgar, Jr
John W. Wier
Thami
Easter Isles
Heaven
Remarkable use of Arnica Salve in Syracuse injury
It tells how Chas F Lemberger of Syracuse N Y treated his suffering boy after a deep eye gash with Bucklen s Arnica Salve which quickly healed the wound and saved the eye The anodyne is praised for burns and ulcers too Sold for 25c at local drug stores W J Smith & Bro and H K Palmer & Sons plus an offer for job printing services.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. K. Palmer & Sons Drug Store
Georgia Chancellor to speak at UVA induction events
Chancellor Walter B Hill of the University of Georgia will attend the Charlottesville exercises honoring President Edwin A Aldaman of the University of Virginia. He is scheduled to speak for the Southern Universities as part of a program featuring educators from across the nation with addresses by governors, presidents, and professors from major institutions.
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Hill
Pres
University of Virginia
Walter B. Hill
Uiiiversity of Georgia
Charlottesville
S Nation
Edwin A. Aldaman
East
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Harvard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
South
Walter Arnard HH
University of Georgia
Mayor Finishes Case Over Dorman for Doorstep Harassment
Yesterday morning Mayor Rhodes settled the city suit against George Dorman of the Bon Ami Company over alleged rude calls to ladies at Athens homes. Dorman denied insulting remarks, claimed no intent to evade law, and offered apologies. The mayor fined Dorman five dollars, reduced by pleas from offended residents who asked mercy. A second item advertises a rheumatism remedy sold by H.R. Palmer & Sons.
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Colgar
Sherlock Holmes
University of Virginia
Tennessee
Indian Territory
California
Washington City
Washington, D. C
Ife
Lves
Looge
Rhodes
George Dorman
Bon Ami Company
Dorman
Athens
Elberton
Young Lady Killed by Bolt in Covington Storm
An April Sunday electric storm in Covington Georgia killed Miss Nannie Boswell, the oldest daughter of R. W. Boswell, instantly as lightning struck their home. Several family members were shocked but escaped serious harm. A Black man in the county also died from a bolt. The storm damaged telegraph lines and phone service across the area. An old man named Jake Smith suffered a minor shoe mark from the strike.
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R. W. Boswell
Covington Cotton Mills
Nannie
Tim
Wit ‘and Hall
Usington
Jake Smith
Legislator J R C Treward shot and killed in saloon
London Ky April 11 representative in the seventy first district J R C Treward was shot and killed in a Clay county saloon near his home by Tilford Benge after a quarrel that had been repaired. Benge surrendered after firing five shots three hit Treward causing instantaneous death.
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London
J. R. C. Treward
Seventy-First
Clay County
Tilford Benge
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A. S. Colyar, JR
Confederate Congress
Geo C. Thomas
Moridax
Mary
Johnny Bent
Havana
Ceeeveree
Max Joseph
The
Globe Racket Store Company
Broad Street
H. W. Nic
Gatistac Ton
Richard D
Charles Pinckney Jones
Andrew Jackson Montague
Franis Henry Smith
Senator Thomas
Staples Martin
Richard ‘Henry Jesse
University of Missouri
Edwin A. Al‘lerman
Ulaytan Stregs
Bolt
Covington
Howard
Benge
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