Eminent New York Optometrist Visited Piedmont Atlanta
Charles Lincoln Smith, famed New York optometrist, is visiting Atlanta at the Piedmont Hotel suite rooms 14 and 115. He promotes an exclusive vision correction method for muscular defects, offers free consultations this week, and cites relief from blurred vision dizziness neuralgia headaches and eye inflammation.
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Atlanta
Charles Lincoln Smith
New York
Piedmont
Charles Lincoln
Smith
Elow
Shariekncoln Smith
Piedmont Hotel
General M W Ransom Elevates North Carolina Legacy
General M W Ransom of Weldon North Carolina, once U S Senator and Confederate veteran, praised for leadership in the Tilden Hayes contest and later as a leading cotton grower. He credits Charles Lincoln Smith with restoring his sight through a remarkable optical treatment, lauding the doctor’s skill and postmasterlike care.
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United States
Weldon
North Carolina
Matt Ransom
South
Senate
General Ransom
Returning Board
N. C
Charles Lincoln Smith
Endorsing Charles Lincoln Smith by Captain Dobie
Captain RA Dobie of Norfolk a public instruction official and harbor master testifies to his experience with Charles Lincoln Smiths glasses. He holds that Smiths prescription spectacles come highly recommended by leading scientists and prominent citizens. Dobie signs the endorsement Very respectfully Richard A Dobie.
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Virginia
RA. Doble
City of
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Pickett Buchannan
Charles Lincoln Smith
United States
Richard A. Dobie
West Virginia Governor Praises Smith Vision Method
Ex governor W. Atkinson testifies to fifteen years of defective vision efforts and muscular astigmatism. He reports Charles Lincoln Smith's method and prescription glasses provided most satisfactory results and complete success.
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Charles Lincoln Smith
C W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Norfolk cotton broker endorses Smiths prescription glasses
Norfolk businessman 3. B. Harrell of Harrell & Co praises Charles Lincoln Smiths prescription glasses for his wife saying they relieved headaches and watering eyes and improved vision, noting the method has been eminently satisfactory. He founded Norfolk eye care reference in the citys cotton trade era.
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B. Harrell
Cuy By the Sea
Harrell
3. B
Testimony on Doctor’s Skill for Wife’s Relief
A husband testifies to the doctor’s effectiveness in easing his wife’s headaches and vision issues after other treatments failed. He notes the patient’s poor prior response to eight grapples and other therapies, praising the physician’s skill and relief observed.
Mystery Portsmouth Wife Healed by New Glasses Tale
Charles Lincoln Smith of New York is saluted by W M Lawrence for curing Mrs. Lawrence of a long standing headache and neuralgia with prescription glasses. After years of pain and failed treatments, she now sleeps soundly and reports no headaches. The couple credits Smith’s method and marvels at the rapid, dramatic relief.
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Jay Fane
Portsmouth
Laurel and
Lincoln
Standard Ol Company
Charles Lincoln Smith
New York
Charles Lincolln Smith
Beng
Prescription glasses relieve Mrs. Lowery’s headaches in Virginia
A. A. Lowery of Notton Virginia reports his wife suffered seven to eight years of sick headaches and eye strain during travel. After trying glasses with no relief she now sees perfectly and has no headaches using Charles Lincoln Smith’s method of prescription glasses.
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Charles Lincoln Smith
A. A. Lowery
Notton
Knowles business praised by railroad men in Norfolk
The Norfolk and Western Railroad figures prominently as R L Ashburne and capt A B Topping laud Charles Lincoln Smith. They credit his methods and prescription glasses with ending chronic headaches neuralgia and eye irritation, restoring clear vision and relief after years of failed treatments.
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BR. E. Ashburne
Norfolk and Western Railroad
R.L. Ashburne
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Bir. Ashburne
Charles Lincoln Smith
Richmond Leading Merchant Endorses Charles Lincoln Smith Glasses
Creed Davis of Sitterding Corngal Davis & Co in Richmond testifies to the success of Charles Lincoln Smith prescription glasses for his one year old son George. He praises Smith as most competent and notes his son’s eyesight improved after three years of trouble. E W Gates, a Richmond wholesaler, also endorses Smith’s glasses after prior eye issues and unsatisfactory options.
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Creed Davis
Sitterding,Corngal-Davis & Co
Richmond
Charles Lincoln Smith
George
Manufacturer Credits Eye Remedy For Restored Vision
H M Reinhard of Richmond reports twenty years of defective eyesight and watering eyes improved after trying Charles Lincoln Smith’s method and prescription. He says his eyesight is now grand and watering stopped, calling the treatment workmanlike and effective.
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H. M. Reinhard
North Twelfth Street
Richmond
Charles Lincoln Smith
Reinhard
Site of Depot to Be Visited for Inspection
City Aldermen and bridge committee will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock to inspect the depot site and nearby streets. They aim to evaluate railroads proposed improvements including a Washington street viaduct from the north end of Washington Street across tracks and streets to Glimer Street. A large petition urges the viaduct to ease congestion, aid fire operations, and connect Washington High and Glimer Street, benefiting Grant and Piedmont parks.
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Louisville
Neshville
W. M. Terry
A. C. Bruce
Washington Street
Collins Street
Decatur Street
Courtland Street
Glimer Street
Atlanta
Siennemen
Whitehall Street
Fire Department
Central Avenue
Mrs Macdonell to Visit Settlement Home Today
Mrs R W MacDonell general secretary of the Woman s Home Mission Society will visit Atlanta today and receive members of the Methodist board of city missions at 3 o clock this afternoon at the Settlement home 74 South Boulevard An informal reception to Mrs MacDowell is tendered by the executive committee of the board all members are invited to attend at the Settlement home proceedings organized by Mra C A Manston secretary.
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Womans’ Home Mission Society
Settlement Home
BR. W. MacDonell
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Atlanta
Methodist Board of City Missions
South Boulevard
Meth- Mist Board of City Missions
R. W. MacDowell
The
Wapman's Home Mission Society
Mra
C. A. Manston
No Change in Dr Hardon Condition Reported
Announcement last night stated Dr V C Hardon remains in the same condition for about twenty hours with hiccoughing eased. Many inquiries were made of attending physician Dr W S Kendrick and at the Harden residence regarding his status.
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Hardon
Aig
W. 8.Kendrick
Harden
Destitute Freeman Family in Georgia Faces Crisis
News from Oxford Georgia reports a demented father Henry Freeman in Medgeville asylum and a dying mother with pneumonia leaving three girls near death from poverty. Oxford ladies provide a shroud and relief funds help, Emory College students donate 25 dollars, and locals seek orphanage placement for the children while boys await homes.
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Oxford
Here
Henry Freeman
Medgeville
Good Ladies of Oxford
Emory College
Burglar Breaks Into Fairburn Store of J L Brassell
In Fairburn Georgia on February 3 a bold burglar broke into the mercantile establishment of J L Brassell and stole a quantity of goods. Two young clerks slept in the store and were not awakened. A strong posse was organized and officers are searching for the thief.
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J. C. Brassell
Fairburn
J. L. Brassell
Georgia Day Observed Across Georgia Schools
Georgia day February 12 will be celebrated more elaborately this year with large programs at the University of Georgia Mercer and Emory. Fulton county schools Colum bus Newnan Augusta Covington and Valdosta plan observances. Bibb county schools study Oxlethorpe and Georgia colony history. Atlanta Boys High with a medal for best declamation. Mrs J G Scrutchins street school to feature the program.
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Georgia
University of Georgia
Mercer
Emory
Fulton County
M. Ts. Brittain
Columbus
Newnan
Augusta
Covington
Valdosia
Bibb County
Oxlethorpe
Colony of
William MM. Slaton
Atlanta
Joseph Habersham
J. G. Scrutchins
George
Scientists Move Church to Grand Building in Atlanta
The Second Church of Christ, Scientist formerly at 122 Peachtree Street moved yesterday into the Grand building in the Miedmont hotel block. Public reading rooms face the front on the Sfth floor and Sunday and mid week services occur at the Atlanta Women's Club on the same floor. Mrs. Mary Trammell Stott is the first reader and William M. Goodwin the second reader.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Peachtree Street
Miedmont
Atlanta Women's Club
Mary Trammell Stott
William M. Goodwin
Valentines All Kinds at John M Miller
Valentines displayed at John M Miller on Marietta Street offering a variety of gifts and items for the occasion. Limited details available in the fragment.
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John M Miller
Marietta Street
Trial of Charley Hill At LaGrange Crowded Court
LaGrange Ga February 3 Special The trial of Charley Alli charged with the murder of Wat Brown continued all day the court house crowded to suffocation. The prisoner read an eight page statement this morning the state and defense presented witnesses in rebuttal and the case attracted great interest. The defense claims self defense while the state asserts Brown attacked first and was drunk.
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Charley Hill
LaGrange
Charley Alli
Wat Brown
Court House
H. A. Hall
Reuben Arnold
Atlanta
Hills
Brown
Hill
Dunk
Etill
Trial set as opening speeches in Colonel Thompson case
General opinion favors acquittal, as Colonel Arthur Thompson of LaGrange opens for the state tomorrow. Colonel Reuben Arnelg and Hion B. H Will of Atlanta speak for the defense, Salvestor Hall closing for the state. The trial likely spans tomorrow.
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Arthur Thompson
LaGrange
Reuben Arnelg
Hion B. H Will
Atlanta
Salvestor Hall
Death of John Barber After Fatal Shot by Companion
Waycross Georgia February 3 Special John Barber one year old son of Obadiah Barber died at his father's home near the Okefenokee swamp early this morning after being shot several days ago by his four year old companion Carey Howell. The shooting previously claimed accidental now appears intentional and Howell allegedly said I can shoot cant I before fleeing. A warrant may be sworn after the coroner's inquest tomorrow.
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John Barber
Waycross
Obadiah Barber
Carey Howell
Okefeenokee Swamp
Young Barber
Howell
Resignation Linked to Attitudes Toward Negro Carriers
Valdosta Ga February 3 Special Postoffice Inspector R C Bannerman has been in town pursuing the resignation of D D Burrows a city mail carrier who left his job weeks ago Burrows alleged in a letter to Washington that his departure stemmed from unpleasant conditions in the office and the presence of black colleagues The public has not learned the exact nature of his complaints but the prevailing view is that he objected to working with negro employees and carriers in the office No charges of a specific nature are confirmed or known at this time while the postmaster’s status remains unclear
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Burrowes
Valdosta
Postoffice
R. C. Bannerman
D. D. Burrows
Burrows
Department
Washington
Liberty Superior Court Opens At Hinesville
The Liberty superior court semi annual term in session with Judge Paul Seabrook presiding. Prominent Savannah lawyers attend including Colonels Meldrim Oliver Chapman Stubbs Myrick and Clay and J N Norman and Mr Chariton. A large docket awaits and several cases continued due to witness absence.
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Hinesville
Liberty Superior Court
Paul ©. Seabrook
P. W. Meldrim
W. M. Oliver
J. T. Chapman
W. B. Stubbs
Shelby Myrick
Colonel Clay
J. N. Norman
Mr. Chariton
Savannah
Indiana Democrats win on apportionment act ruling
Lawrenceburg Indiana February 3 Judge George El Dogmey declared unconstitutional the legislative apportionment act passed by the last legislature The decision follows the grounds used by Judge Retman of Lebanon The suits were filed by the Democratic state central committee The Republican state committee has appointed lawyers to defend and will push the case to the supreme court
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
George el. Dogmey
Retman
Lebanon
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican State Committee
Supreme Court
Brickmakers Name Officers
The National Association of Brick Manufacturers elected officers today. President G Durington of Galesboro Illinois. Vice presidents J M Blair of Cincinnati Indiana William P Blair of Terre Haute Ind and A R Root of Princeton New Jersey. Secretary A Randalle Indianapolis. Treasurer J W Sibley Birmingham Alabama.
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Brickmakers
Cincinnati
National Association of Brick Manufacturers
G. Durington
Galesboro
Ils
J. M. ‘Flair
Wiliam P. Blair
Terre Haute
Ind
A.R. Root
Princeton
Amendare A. Randall
Janapolis
J. W. Sibley
Birmingham
Ala
Palma Approves Tariff Revision in Hawaii Cabinet Review
Hawaii February 3 report says the cabinet approved a tariff revision prepared by President Ima and officials. The schedules will be made public tomorrow.
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Palma
Hawayi
Ima
Tomorow
Bodies Found in the Ruins after Knoxville Fire
Fireman W J Maxey and foreman J J Dunn died in the Knoxville business district blaze. Their bodies were recovered under the M I Ross Co wholesale grocery building as upper floors collapsed. Maxey captained West Knoxville station. Dunn was ex-member of North Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
W. J Maxey
J. J . Dunn
M. I. Ross 4% Co
Maxey
West Knoxville
Duncan
North Knoxville
Monument to Lie Dead Men Erected Amid Estimated Loss
Ment may be put on font to erect a monument to lie dead men. The loss estimated today ranges from $335,000 to $350,000, with true insured coverage noted.
Wright May Enter The Race For Seventh District
Rome Ga February 3 Special The announcement that John W Maddox would not seek re election surprised locals It is widely expected that Wright Iron Moses Wright the strong superior of the district will run His supporters are confident in his candidacy and prospects for victory Morley s Lemon Elixir ad copy appears in the item, noting a pleasant laxative for 50 cents a bottle
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Maddox
Rome
Ga. Y
John W. Maddox
Moses Wright
Wright
Morley
Prize Drill of Guards in Athens to fund reading room
The Athens Guards announce a prize drill on February 28 to be led by Captain Capps. Proceeds from ticket sales for the military ball will finance a reading room in the Guards armory on Clayton street.
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Athens Guards
Capps
Tmoney Realty L
Clayton Street
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