War veteran praises Peruna in letters from service era ranks
A Col. Hamilton of the Seventh Ohio Volunteers writes from Columbus praising Peruna for catarrh and stomach issues. Assistant War Correspondent H. J. Manley also commends Peruna for travelers in extreme climates and for colds, emphasizing its restorative effects. Remittance details for bottles are included.
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Arthur
Hamilton
Ioodale St. Columbus
Hartman
Hatten
War Department
Army Corps
Col. Hamilton
Sir Mfg. Co
Columbus
Ohio
H. J. Manley
China
A. G. Pittaway
Spark Atrevt
Ottawa
Canada
Peruna
Markets Signal Gains Across New York and Liverpool
The market showed firmer tone with Liverpeo up about 7 points and York near 80 points above yesterday's close, while New York closed about 20 points higher. Cotton prices in Athens held middling 7 to 8 cents as New York quotes steadier. Liverpool sales reached 5,000 with steady tone and muted demand.
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Ataris
Liverpeo
The
York
Ag Wis
Yeterday
New York
Wollen de Athens
New York Cotton
Liverpool
Five Veterans Given Crosses of Honor by Confederacy Chapter
At the Merorid Exercises the Meridian chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy awarded crosses of honor to five veterans. Recipients were W A Burns A Pulcher Jesse Gann Prank P Griffith and GK Smith. Veterans without crosses are urged to apply for the honors.
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Toen
Daughters of the Confederacy
Messrs
W. A. Burns
A. Pulcher
Jesse Gann
BP. Griffith
GK. Smith
Joe Brown Club Forms in Gainesville District
Gainesville on April 29 A Joe Brown club of the Gainesville district was formed here tonight with W B Sloan elected president. About two hundred attended as 443 names enrolled and a committee of fifty was appointed to attract members. The group plans consolidation with the county club at the next meeting on the first Tuesday in May.
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Gainesville
Joe Prown Club
W. B. Sloan
Joe Brown Club
Mysterious Recall for Clarke Grand Jury and New Compress
The Clarke County Grand Jury is recalled for a special May session to consider important business. A new cotton compress is planned near the Sendboard Air Line railroad, with construction expected to start soon and finish by the cotton season, potentially increasing annual receipts by fifty thousand bales.
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Athens
Help Sought for Cyclone Sufferers in Georgia
Fund drive for cyclone victims in Harris and Chipley Georgia has raised 18.00 from Athens contributors. Donors should leave contributions with Mr H Rowe or the writer. Local organizers pledge rapid delivery to those affected.
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Athens
Harris
Chipley
H. 7
Rowe
Brown Supporter Denies Gov Smith Ties in Local Paper
Local criticism claims the official organ labels traveling men as Smith supporters while many are Brown backers. C Y Wier of this city denies support for the governor and says he aids Cobb county farmers and businessmen. The Banner reports a correction may follow.
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Hoke Smith
Gov. Smith
Mr. Brown
C. Y. Wier
Smith
Brown
Chirence Wier
Cobb County
Mr. Wher
Mrs. Mark Williford Dies at Home on College Avenue
Mrs. Mark Williford died here last night at her College avenue residence. She was twenty two and left a husband. She had been ill for weeks. Her remains were taken to Monroe, North Carolina, for interment. She had recently lived in Athens and made many friends who mourn her loss.
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Mark Williford
College Avenue
Mere
Wilkford
Withford Wille
Monroe
N. C
Athens
Foley at Kidney Cuore Promises Cure for Kidney Trouble
Advertisement-style notice touts Foley at Kidney Cuore as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to stop irregularities and cure any kidney trouble deemed beyond medicine’s reach.
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Foley
Republicans debate emblem as Leake mocks Roosevelt
Washington April 29 TheHouse devoted time to sundry civil appropriation speeches and heard the president's message about a multimillionaire whose son is a fool and daughter a foreign princess A New Jersey member Leake mocked Roosevelt and proposed changing the Republican emblem from an elephant to a dog saying the dog’s two-faced nature confuses voters.
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Washington
House
Leake
New Jersey
Leike
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Six Thousand Pupils Attend Centenary Mass at St Patrick’s
In New York the centennial celebration of the Catholic Diocese features six thousand pupils from seventy three parochial schools at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Rev Father Young directs Gregorian music with hymns sung by the children as adults crowd the cathedral. A Maxi meeting at Carnegie Hall tonight features Justice O brien Cardinal Logue Archbishop Farley and speakers Delaney Walsh and Cochran.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Manhattan
Bronx
Father Young
Carnegie Hall
Justice O'Brien
Cardinal Logue
Farley
John J. Delaney
James J. Walsh
W. Rourke Cochran
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Patent Remedy
A concise claim that DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are prompt and thorough, strengthening weakened kidneys quickly. Advertises dogs and alloy troubles from bladder inflammation. Sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Pennsylvania Knox Has the Votes
Harrisburg April 29 The Republican state convention opened to ratify the statewide primary results. The body, meeting at the Majestic Theatre, will nominate a Superior Court judge, name presidential electors and delegates. Delegates are instructed to support Knox at Chicago as the party unifies after the primary.
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Harrisburg
Keystone
Pennsylvania
United States
Knox
Chicago
Georgia Royal Arch Masons name officers for year in Macon
The grand council of Georgia Royal Arch and Select Master Masons announced officers for the year including C. Postell as grand master and R. Wilkinson as deputy grand master. Two new councils were chartered at Royston and Wrightsville. Also promotes a drug ad for Dr. Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets claiming quick relief for pain by improving blood circulation.
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Macon
Grand Council of Georgia
Royal Arch
C. Postell
Augusta
R. Wilkinson
Avanta
W. A. Wollbin
J. F. Rushin
Boston
J. C. Harmon
Teamile
T. J Brown
McDonough
Guard
J. B
Black Hand case ties West and daughter to forged orders
Ernest West and his daughter were bound over to the Superior court on forgery charges after a shoe company order bore a signature matching a threatening letter. Bond set at $1000 for West and $300 for the daughter. Authorities link the letter and order to the same author. The Federal court may review the Black Hand letter with threats against Mr and Mrs Deadwyler and arson threats. The pair faced possible exile within 30 days.
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Ernest West
Foster
Superior Court
West
E. J. Smith Shoe Co
A. V. Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Confrontation at Columbia Republican Convention
At a Columbia convention, Captain John G. Capers confronted EK B Thompson who used a gavel like stick. Thompson brandished the rod, Capers seized it, then Capers hurled Thompson from the platform about five to six feet, Thompson fell to his head. A melee followed with delegates and spectators pushing toward the stage. Some negroes reached for revolvers though none were drawn.
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John G. Capers
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
National Republican
Capers
Robbers Seize $18 000 in Welch to Gary Cash Heist
Four armed men halted guards transporting 18000 dollars from Welch by McDowell County National Bank to Gary to service a United States Coal and Coke Company payment. A running gun battle ensued toward Big Four with a $1000 reward offered for suspects. A bystander boy was lightly shot but not seriously hurt.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Welch
Gary
United States Coal and Coke Company
United States Steel Corporation
McDowell County National Bank
O'Toole
Coal Company
Kbbera
Big Four
W. V2
Tennessee team challenges Georgia to two games
The Tennessee baseball team proposes two games to decide the South championship, with venues possible in Athens or Atlanta. Georgia has declined a Knoxville visit but may agree to games in Atlanta next Tuesday and Wednesday if Tennessee accepts.
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Georgia
University of Tennessee
Tennesseans
Knoxville
Tenn
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Athens
Atlanta
Tennessee Boys
Vermont to send uninstructed delegation to Chicago convention
Vermont will send an uninstructed delegation to the Chicago Republican convention. Delegates at the state meeting report a near split between Taft and Hughes support with a strong Hughes leaning due to Governor Proctor. The Proctor influence and Taft’s Roosevelt ties shape Vermont’s first ballot eight votes for Hughes unless Taft gains momentum.
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Burlington
Vermont
Taft
Hughes
New York
New England
Proctor
Proc ‘Ftor
Redfield Proctor
Roosevelt
Leonard Haas Heads B nai Brith in Wilmington
Mr Leonard Haas elected to lead District Grand Lodge No 5 of the Independent Order B nai Brith as the thirty fourth annual convention adjourned in Wilmington N C The group will meet in Savannah Ga in March 1909 and then travel to Atlanta for the Hebrew Orphans Home anniversary events Officers named include President Henry Hutzier Richmond Va first vice president Montage Triest Charleston second vice president Leonard Hiras Atlanta secretary Joseph Levy Richmond Va treasurer A Goodman Baltimore and sergeant at arms M W Jacob Wilmington N C
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Willamton
N. C
B'nal Brith
Savanah
Atlanta
Henry 8. Hutzier
Richmond
Montague Triest
Charleston
Leonard Hiras
Joseph L. Levy
A. Goodman
Baltimore
M. W. Jacob
Wilmington
Kodo Could Restore Health, A Georgia Letter Says
A Georgia reader from Roding writes that in 1902 he bought Kodo and the benefit was beyond any price. He thanks the seller and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
All Druggista
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Criffith & Welch's
Gabe
Brand
Grand Jury
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Court House
Lor Clarke Superior Court
C.H. Brand, J
C.W. Cc
W. A. Mallory
Smith Club
Journal
Joges
BLACK
Carolina
Columbiay
EK. B. Thompson
Columbia
MR. Leonard Haas
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