Fine Lot One Tot Value and Two Tot Value Noted
The listing details several lot values with two totals and a reference to a value at 2 dollars for one tot and 2.50 for another. The text appears as a damaged or partial auction fragment.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
5
The listing details several lot values with two totals and a reference to a value at 2 dollars for one tot and 2.50 for another. The text appears as a damaged or partial auction fragment.
Dr. Richard T. Ely, UW political economy professor, addressed University of Georgia students in the chapel. He praised Georgia's educational heritage, urged equal opportunity in learning, and described how public schools and compulsory education advance society. Ely outlined his department’s work aiding state legislation and noted broad, apolitical service to lawmakers. He received a standing ovation at the end.
At J Donovan house in Riverdale a small monkey in faded military uniform crashed a party of young women. The creature flung food from the table and hopped between rooms until clubbed away with a cane. The incident was witnessed by the guests and reported by the New York World.
The notice proclaims Chamberlains Pain Balm safe from blood poisoning after cuts or wounds. It is described as an antiseptic dressing and should be in every change. Sold by R Palmer and W J Smith and Brother in Athens Ga.
Mrs W J Mayfield died Sunday at her home after a brief illness from pneumonia. She leaves a husband and three children. Funeral held Monday at Mrs J M Barry’s home with Dr W H Young conducting due to the pastor being away. Choir sang Asleep In Josue and Lead Kindly Light. Interment in Oconee Cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs. E. P. Fearn was held Sunday afternoon at Emmanuel Church with many mourners. Athena Rebekah lodge members attended as a tribute. The service followed Episcopal burial rites with psalm 90 and hymns. Burial at Oconee Cemetery included the choir singing Nearer My God to Thee.
Mr. W. B. Stuart, longtime manager here, leaves yesterday to assume Western Union in Macon. Mr. J. H. Clark of Atlanta arrives to take charge in this city and will represent the company.
Prof 8 P Orr endorses Hon C H Brann for Western Circuit judge in the Jackson Herald. The writer urges Brann to fill the unexpired term of R B Russell, noting endorsements from press officers and local legal bodies. Also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by H R Palmer Sona and W J Smith & Bro Athens.
The article endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe early treatment for croup in children. It claims prevention if given at the first hoarseness or croupy cough and notes the product contains no opium. Available from H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro in Athens Ga. On Fine Printing The Banner Leads.
The North Georgia Methodist Conference adjourned its session on Monday in Newnan and will meet next year in Milledgeville. The appointment list includes Rev. J. W. Lee to Trinity Atlanta, Dr. Lovejoy to MaFeta, Dr. Robins to Augusta district, and Rev. J. Daves to Milledgeville with numerous Athens district assignments listed for presiding elder J. Bryan and ministers such as I. S. Hopkins, W. G. Crawley, A. B. Sanders, J. M. Bowden, and J. A. McLaughlin among others.
The piece urges readiness in times of crisis and early treatment of colds. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and suggests keeping it at hand. Local ads name H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro in Athens. The note also presses immediate action on securing a union depot without delay.
Charles Jacobson says Governor Davis wired from Fayetteville alleging that former Congressman Hugh Dinsmore and Jack Walker assaulted him in his hotel room with drawn revolvers and Davis struck Dinsmore with a cane. Reports say the governor made remarks Dinsmore resented amid Berry reelection context.
New York November reports Richard McCurdy, president of Mutual Life Insurance, has resigned. The trustees must decide timing for his successor as Robert H. McCurdy and Louis A. Thebaud, both connected to the company, also resign. An offer to James B. Forgan was declined.
Newnan Georgia morning report details surprise at the lenient sentence given to Dr Wadsworth within the conference. Trial committee notes he admitted kissing the woman in question, a fact deemed sufficient for severe penalty. Proceedings excluded most evidence by agreement of Wadsworth and the prosecution.
Hyomel is claimed to heal deafness caused by catarrh faster than six months of specialist care. A one dollar outfit includes an inhaler, dropper, and Hyomel with a lifetime inhaler, plus 50 cent refills. Palmer & Sons offer money back if no cure.
The Ath ens post office publishes unclaimed letters including male recipients J C Andrews Bill Clark Geo Dunk Fulwood William Gossett Hanson W T Bann Henry Hutcherson Edward Ivy J M Jones R R Joiner Theo T Mein hart L J Mullenix W A Nicholson Earl Rucker Slay O Dz Stenton Dan Stand William Turner A C Ward Gilbert Watson Geo Wellers Frank B Wheeler Oscar and female recipients Mrs W M Armstrong Miss Burtle Burton Migan L Creamer Miss Funnie Davos Miss Piety Gillham Mia Laura Johnson Miss Sallie Jones Miss Su sie Koppenberg Miss Rose Manning Mrs Bessie plus miscellaneous entries Book & Stationary Co Gates Steam Laundry and N A Martin family Ed Wright.
Leavenworth resident Thos and Austin of the Republican refuses doctors for female trouble and instead administers Electric Bitters to his wife. After five physicians failed, she improves from near bed rest to full recovery and can perform household tasks. Guaranteed by H. R. Palmer & Sons and Wm J. Smith & Bro druggists.
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