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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
7
A promotional piece extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for antiseptic cleansing of female mucous surfaces and bodily fluids. It claims relief from weakening ulcerations inflammations itchings irritations relaxations displacements pains irregularities and supports health beauty for nervousness chlorosis hysteria and related conditions.
A testimonial claims five years of itching and sores ended after using Cuticurn Ointment. The writer, Mrs. A. Etson of Bellevue Michigan, recalls failure with doctors and medicines before relief after the first application, concluding with a promise from the book for women promotion.
Barberville residents press city council to macadamize the street leading to Barbeerville before cold weather. The council decided at the latest meeting to begin the project at once with the street expected to be the next to be improved.
The Madison County Superior Court will convene Monday morning in Danielsville. Eleven felony cases are on the docket, three of them for murder, with a busy term anticipated. Several of the Ashens' lawyers will attend, representing clients in the Sespariens cases.
Progress reported on securing the right of way for the Athens to Jefferson railroad. Jackson county committee expects completion within a week and Athens committee continues until all rights are secured. Once settled, construction will begin and trains may run within twelve months.
The first bale of the county's new cotton crop arrived in the city yesterday. Dr. W. A. Carlton sent the bale to market from land soon to join the University campus. The gin processed the bale yesterday morning and it will go on sale today. Carlton reports a strong crop, though a bit shorter than some past yields.
Several city youths who drank publicly have fled to camps outside the city as a new law makes public intoxication a misdemeanor. Police monitor areas near the city, aiming to curb drinking and reduce offenses.
Mr Witcher a Union Point resident and painter fell from the public school building in East Athens Tuesday afternoon and was painfully hurt. He was carried home to Union Point yesterday and showed some improvement. The second item notes Cuba’s exports topping one hundred million dollars last year and an optimistic forecast for prosperity in Orbe at that rate.
Georgians note that college heads in the state show signs of poor health and some have died from overwork. The piece argues presidents bear heavy duties from leadership to administration and calls for relief through more executive help or shared tasks among faculty to prevent further fatalities.
Nadine Face Powder promises a smooth velvety complexion and long wear. The product is marketed as harm less and water resistant with a money back guarantee if customers are not entirely satisfied. Sold by leading druggists and mail order, prepared by National Foilet Co Paris Tenn.
George Respy, a Black man from Oconee County, was arrested yesterday by Officer H. N. Thomas. He is charged with breaking his contract with Wat Daniel who employed him for the year on the farm. A warrant was issued in Oconee County and he will be returned there today.
Colonel BE Peters, vice president of the Southern Cotton Association, returns to Dallas from the east with a letter from President Jordan claiming Peters is suspended. Peters rejects resignation and accuses Jordan of falsehoods while defending his role in aiding District Attorney Beach and seeking convictions in cotton leakage. He also objects to Jordan's demand for James Wilson’s resignation.
Unnecessary expense is avoided as Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provides prompt relief during sudden attacks. A single dose can relieve the patient before a physician arrives, and the product is sold by H.R. Palmer & Son in Albany and W. J. Smith & Bro in Athena.
Judge Andrew J. Cobb, long based in Atlanta for work on the Georgia Supreme Court, plans to move his family back to Athens and resume residence on Milledge Avenue. Citizens praise his career as a lawyer, professor, and jurist, noting his high reputation and impact nationwide. Athens welcomes the Cobb family back to the city.
Mr Witte and Baron de Rosen arrived in Portsmouth for luncheon amid loud cheers from hotel guests. They refused indemnity saying not a cent. Both plenipotentiaries proposed an immediate armistice and will discuss details and prisoner release in the afternoon.
Jefferson Ga August 30 The annual meeting is in session at the Presbyterian church with Rev D J Blackwell of Gainesville assisted by Rev Henry Hoyt D D of Commerce Ga The audience enjoyed able and eloquent sermons from several noted divines
Hon. H. B. West has been appointed Special Master in Chancery in a Franklin county equity suit over the Adams estate involving thirty thousand dollars. The selection reflects high regard for his ability as a lawyer. prominent Western and Northeastern circuit lawyers supported the appointment. Since moving to this city, Col. West has built a large practice and is regarded as one of the ablest lawyers in the Western circuit.
Jefferson Ga August 30 Mr G L Gee brought in the first bale of this season and sold it to H S Mobley of Paccelet Mills Gainesville Ga The first bale arrived earlier than last year surprising many who expected a later crop
Atlanta reports the cotton crop improved slightly due to a rainless week, though top crop is scarce and overall prospects remain poor. Bolls are opening as picking rises amid a labor shortage, with some fields already picked out and little top growth. Turnips and fall gardens look promising. forage crops are strong and pastures in good shape.
The Athens Banner urges merchants to sponsor space in the fall edition to publicize the city fair. It claims wide reach across five thousand homes and promises strong advertising value, urging patriotic support and mutual growth through enhanced local commerce and tourism.
Rev J J Hyman died at his Arabi home at 5 pm after a long illness during which an eye was removed. Born in Warren county in 1832 he was 73. He served Georgia Baptist churches and held posts including chairman of the Houston Baptist association executive committee and state board of missions. He aided Monroe Female College Hone ton High School and spoke for missionary causes.
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