Peruna credited with saving Mrs Luke Morris in Jacksonville
Mrs Luke A Morris of Jacksonville Florida writes that Peruna cured her after seven doctors failed She was run down and given up to die and says she started taking Peruna and regained appetite She says she would have saved many doctor bills and urges sick women to try the medicine which cost one bottle one dollar or six bottles five dollars and is sent prepaid from Columbus Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Morris
Peruna
Luke A. Morris
Jacksonville
Fla
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co
Express
Brand to preside in Clarkesville court next week
Imge C H Brand will hold court for Judge Kimsey at Clarkesville next week. Several cases involve Tulge Kimsey disqualification and he has asked Judge Brand to try them. Judge Brand has been busy since his appointment and disposed much accumulated business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imge
C.H. Brand
Kimsey
Clarkesville
Tulge Kimsey
Judge Brand
Brand
Mill Building Rapidly Rising Near Crawford Ga
A new mill for Mr. L. F. Edwards of Crawford Georgia is rapidly nearing completion after starting weeks ago. Foundations are laid and the first story nearly finished. The mill, to be one of the region’s best, will be fully equipped and powered by electricity drawn from Watsons mill on Broad River, about eighteen miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Edwards
Crawford, Ga
Edwards
Carlton
Madison County
Crawford
Watson's Mill
Broad River
City schools open with record attendance in Athens
Fall session begins with the largest opening attendance in the history of Athens schools. Ninth grade at Washington street school crowded beyond ideal with over forty students. Agriculture studies added this year under state law. Chancellor Barrow offers one acre on Jackson street for class experiments in cotton and corn. East Athens Night School opens with strong turnout as Miss Louie Lane inspires staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
University
Athens
Barrow
University of Georgia
Jackson Street
Bond
East Athens Night School
Louie Lane
French Authors A Splendid Book
Miss Mildred Rutherford presents a new outline on French literature in a volume titled French Authors. It surveys prominent French writers with short sketches of their lives, aiding language learners, teachers, mothers, and libraries. Also mentions a pull quote on Hearst and Bryan and a sensational job ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rutheford
France
Lfe
Miss Rutherford
Georgia
Professor Hollingsworth Selected for State Normal Chair
Prof T E Hollingsworth of Washington GA is chosen by the state normal school teachers to fill the mathematics chair at the State Normal School. He cannot immediately assume duties due to prior engagement and is advised not to abandon his current post. Prof J M Stephenson Jr serves in the chair temporarily. Hollingsworth is regarded as a leading young educator with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth
Teachers Committee of Trustees
T. E. Hollingsworth
Washington
State Normal School
Athens
J. M Stephenson, Jr
University of Georgia
Georgia appoints six Jamestown Exposition commissioners
Governor Terrell announced the addition of six Georgia officials to the Jamestown Exposition commission for 1907. The appointees include C. R. Russell, W. S. West, J. W. English Jr, F. Parrot, J. Carroll Payne, and S. B. Dunlap, with W. N. Mitchell as vice chairman. The state funds only governor, Mitchell, Martin Calvin, and S. R. Fields. others pay own expenses. The group will oversee Georgia exhibits under State Geologist Yeates.
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Atlanta
Terrell
Jamestown
C. R. Russell
Columbus
West
Valdosta
J. W. English, Jr
F. Parrot
Macon
J. Carroll Payne
B. Dunlap
Gainesville
W. N. Mitchell
Martin Calvin
Ausgusta
R. Fields
Cordele
Georgia
Yeates
Blackburn
A Long Chase for Nothing in the City
Officers Heard and Short hunted a bound black boy who ran away and fled through the city to Princeton Factory and the Cord mill. They tracked him to several locations but lost the trail and returned without finding him. The Banner leads with coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short
Princeton Factory
Cord Mill
Gainesville Midland lays rails rapidly to finish line
The Gainesville Midland Railroad track laying continues. rails from a Seaboard line wreck caused a brief delay, but most rail dumped near Chester can be reused. Eleven rail cars were delivered to Athens yesterday and work resumes immediately with a goal of trains running by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Seaboard
Gainesville
Chester
Jefferson
The Fall Opening Of Lucy Cobb Institute
The Lucy Cobb Institute in Athens announces its fall opening next week. Applications are still arriving but dormitory space is full, and a new alumnae hall behind Seney Sto vall chapel will house music and art departments, improving facilities and easing crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb Institute
Lucy Cobb
Seney Stovall
Institute
Atheny
Debates Over Georgia Court of Appeals Nominations End in Table
At the Georgia convention in Macon the heated clash over a state court of appeals nomination system ended with the group tabling all proposals. The vote leaves future party action on the court to the state executive committee after the constitutional amendment is ratified, with a possible primary to be decided later. Hoke Smith drew strong calls from delegates as the convention adjourned the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
State Court of Appeals
Committee On Platform
J. R Gray
Unis Resolution Be Nots
R i Fluiin
Filier
State Executive Committee
Court of Appeals
Hoke Smith
Hoke
Convention
Attack on Mrs Gregory at 195 Whitehall street Atlanta
In Atlanta on Tuesday night Mrs Gregory wife of J By Gregory a Southern Express employee was attacked by a Negro seizing her by the throat on a rear porch at 195 Whitehall street. She screamed her husband and neighbors rescued her. The assailant fled the burly figure seen running away. Police notified and patrols increased. Also a Seaboard Air Line excursion from Clinton D C caused seven white men and one Negro to be fined for drunken disturbance aboard the train. Mayors fines ranged from 5 to 15 dollars with the offenders ordered to pay their fare back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gregory
J. By Gregory
Southern Express
Whitehall Street
Mttle den
Seaboard Air Line
Clinton
D. C
Dorsey
J. C. Spearman
J. A. Jones
L. M. Sibert
A. L. Magill
W. H. Hawthorn
Geo. Attaway
Max Mattox
Eph Reed
Athens
Clarke county delegates at Macon Democratic convention
Mr. J A Pitner and Mr J F Rhodes from Clarke county attended the Macon Democratic convention with Judge Russell appointing them delegates. Pitner, in the minority, had a productive time while Rhodes was absent. A committee discussion noted a probable primary after the amendment ratification and later placement of Democratic candidates for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pitner
Clarke County
Macon
J. F. Rhodes
Judge Russell
Clarke
Devoe Paint Ad Promotes Quality Over Green Goods
A dealer letter from Devoe & Co argues against inferior paints, claiming Devoe at 1.75 a gallon outperforms rivals and saves labor. It cites Judge Fairchild's two nearly identical houses in Texas, painted with Devoe and a cheaper mix, showing significant gallon differences and labor saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
ID Fairchild
Lufkin
Texas
J H Torrence
Kennedy's Laxative Hon and Tar Cough Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Hon and Tar as a cough helper and cold remover. It claims the product treats the cough without opiates and credits Orr Drug Co as the bold retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Orr Drug Co
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Iwoge G. H. Brand
Kimsey Clarkesville
Mr. Edwards
Smaker
Joe Cannon
Lillefielt
Maine
Republican Party
Congress
Aine
Mildred Rutherford
J. A. Alexander
William R. Hearst
Bryan
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Hearst
Midland
Gheater
Jadiea
Hardwick
The
Tenth
Mayor's Court
Mrs. Gregory
Ms. Gregory
Pitner West
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
R. L. Moss & CO
Athens, Ga
Sirsa
Devoe & CO
New York
Talmage Hardware Co
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