Munyon Endorsed by Leading Druggists for Paw Paw Cures
Druggists across cities praise Munyon's Paw Paw as a reliable tonic and digestive aid. Testimonials from Wolf-Wilson Drug Co, Plimpton Cowan Drug Co, Dyche & Co, and Robinson of Bangor emphasize rapid demand, sales growth, and broad public approval. Pirates of punctuation.
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Munyon
Tell
Wotlf-Wilson Drug Company
St Louis
Wolf-Wilson Drug CO
Plimpton-Cowan Drug Co
Buffalo
Paw Paw
Plimpton' Cowan Drug CQ
R, Dydp & Co
Chicago
State
N Cor State
Randolph Sts
Dr, Dyche & CO
M Robinson
Bangor
Muryon
Alex M Robinson
General Board Loses To Dewey In Naval Appropriation
Washington reports Admiral Dewey's push for heavy ships wins over the general board in the naval committee. The $95 million naval bill funds armored ships limited to one, three scout cruisers, two squadron colliers, and preserves last year's $500,000 submarine appropriation. An armor plate factory may be built if private bids are unsatisfactory. 3,000 navy personnel authorized. Nearby updates note Dr. Hitler's improving condition post hospital stay and the ongoing case of Stanx the orderly. Bourke Cochran expected to face no opposition in the 12th district Republican convention with Democrat Bourke Cochran anticipated to run after McClellan's resignation.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
House Committee On Naval
Moody
Secretary of the Navy
Cochran
New York
Bourke Cochran
George B. McClellan
Florence Maybrick moves to convalescent home under license
London reported that Mrs Florence Maybrick has been transferred from Aylesbury prison to a private convalescent home in a distant part of England. She remains under surveillance, but effectively lives as a free person until her July release under a special license with typical ticket of leave conditions.
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London
House of Commons
Akers-Douglass
Florence Maybrick
Aylesbury
England
Maybrick
Adeline Marie, Duchess of Bedford
Aylenbury
Mra Maybrick
Duchess of
United States
Washington
State Department
America
Mayhbrick
Short Items Of Public Notices And Local Deaths
Brief notices cover license talks on firework displays, tax committee plans, and a noon meeting. Obituaries report Emma Lott of Atlanta who died after a brief illness and lived in Havana Florida, with survivors including sons and a sister.
Help a sick friend through a penny request and Dr Shoop
A plea in newspaper form asks readers to name a friend in need and send a penny spread for a trial of Dr Shoop Restorative. The letter promises a month long test with books on Dyspepsia Heart Kidney and Rheumatism, with a Racine Wisconsin druggist handling orders.
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Alers
Sealed Roosevelt Notes Kept Secret From Senate
Washington February 4 The president sent to the senate additional correspondence on Panama in response to the Culberson resolution. Marked executive and confidential it was not printed or referred to the foreign relations committee and remained in senate possession. The president said no correspondence called for in the resolution was withheld. The documents reportedly concern other governments and are not fit for public release though a senator may examine them. When the canal treaty is in executive session portions may be read.
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Washington
Asnate
Panama
Culberson
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Journal of the
Bern
Colombia
Cne
Peonage Charges Lead to Warranted Cases in Georgia
Warrants issued by U S commissioner Judge E C Kinnebrew in Athens Ga allege peonage against Weldon B P Brooke and conspiracy involving Brooks Ed Huff and George Huff. Accused kept Mary Jackson in peonage with only $3 for a year’s work and alleged cruel treatment. Trial set for tomorrow at 10 a m with government representatives present.
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Athens
E C. Kinnebrew
United States
Weldon BP
Brooke
Oglethorpe
George P. Bell
M. L. Covington
Speenh
Secret Service
I M. Wiight
Government
Dr Virgil Q Hardon Near Death In Atlanta Hospital
Dr Virgil Q H ardon is sinking and near death after a Friday night illness that included a chill fever delirium and pneumonia tied to chronic heart trouble. He trained at Harvard and Jefferson Medical College before moving to Atlanta in 1886 becoming a professor of obstetrics and a renowned specialist with a large practice. He is about 54, married to Florence Talbot of Gatonton since 1903 with no children.
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Virgil QO Hardon
W . Kendrick
Hardon
W § Goldsmith
Kendrick
Harden
Atlanta Medical College
Atlanta
South
High &S
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Georgia
Florence Talbot
Gatonten
Hanged One in Doddsville as Manhunt Widens
A man hanged at Doddsville last night over the killing of James Eastland. A posse of more than 500 men seeks Luther Helpert accused of the shout. Bloodhounds from Greenville and the state farm are aiding. Community excitement runs high and further lynchings are feared.
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Doddsville
Miss
Greenville Miss
Doddaville
James Eastland
Luther Helpert
Greenville
Perchman
Departure of US troops ends Cuban occupation era
Havana reports the last US soldiers leave Cuba as American flag is lowered at the Cabana barracks. President Palma thanks the US for aid and independence, while Major Brown and US Minister Squires express mutual goodwill. Troops board the Sumner. forts in Florida and Maryland to receive units.
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Havana
Cuba
Triscornia Pier
United States Army
Sumner
Cabanas Fortress
Palma
United States Artillery
Santiago
Cabana
Rodriguez
United States
Squires
Legation
Anquires
Major Brown
Universal
Ihs
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Fort Washington
Mortuary News and Death Notices in Georgia and New York
Captain Charles C Cornwall, commander of the USS Chicago, is dead at his Carstale home after a long naval career from the Naval Academy class of 1868 to the Spanish American War era. Mrs T T Twitty of Norcross Ga dies after a long illness. funeral tomorrow at 1 PM. Thomas Ed Bugg of Savannah dies aged, leaves two daughters and a son in law. A F Lupo of Columbus Ga, 72, former Phenix City resident, dies. funeral today. Mrs J S Kitchens of Hawkinsville Ga dies after illness. Mrs L C Jones of Phenix City Ala dies this afternoon.
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Emma Lott
Atlanta
Lottig
Havana
Fla
Tallahassee
Frank T Rice
I 8
Mitchell
R C Mitchell
Cornwall
United States Navy
New York
Charles C Cornwall
United States
Chicago
Carstale
United States Naval Academy
Spain
Naval Home
Philadelphia
Cruiger Chicago
T. T. Twitty
Norcross
Mra Twitty
T T ‘Twitty
Norcross Cemetery
Srs
Thomas Ed Bugg
Savannah
Starke
B L Bugg
The
Central Railway
Mre
J. B ‘Epperson
Bartow, Fis
Mies Estella Hugg
Jacksonville
A. F. Lupo
Columbus
A F. Lupo
Phenix City
Todtay
Broad Street Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Kitchens
Hawkisville
Hawkinsville
L. C. Jones
Ala
Fight to come on liquor vote in Mississippi House
Jackson Mississippi February 4 Special. Prohibitionists battle rival factions as the Mississippi House is to take up constitutional prohibition next Tuesday. Both sides claim strength. many members remain noncommittal. The session also considers pay raises for rural school county superintendents and a tax bill on cotton seed products to prevent adulteration. The Mississippi A and M College seeks a $216 316 22 biennial appropriation plus improvements funds. Three trains daily to Florida via Central of Georgia.
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Jackson Miss
Bothists of Friends and Enemies
House
Senate
Mississippi
Gachoo
Department of Education
Mississippi Teachers’ Association
Missiippi
Stennis
Lauderdale
Chemlat
Misaissino! Agricultural and Mechanical College
College
Florida
Central of Georgia Railway
Jacksonville
Atlanta
St Augustine
Pullman
W.H Fogg
Wall St
Dressing by Lottery in Pottery Factories
The London Chronicle reports potteries employ stylish girls who fund clothing through a subscription system called Maxims. Twelve girls contribute one shilling weekly, money held by a forewoman. When funds suffice, they draw lots. the winner buys a new dress or hat, while others wait for their turn, and the chosen girl appears in ribbons and finery on Sunday.
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London Chronicle
Potteries
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DEWEY
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Werk
Macon
Ugere V. Hitler
City Hospital
Stanx
Fulton County
Bible Superior Court
Louil- Nenig
Thomas H Lafitte
Haynes & Mellichamp
Whitehall Street Jewelers
James Weal
Fortress Avenue
Stone Mountain
Sanford
Ray
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
A Barefield
Sexton Barefield
Oakland Cemetery
East Point
Whitesburg
William Luther Hudson
Columbus Young Men's Christian Association
Hudson
American Book Company
Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association
W. A. Wright
Atlanta Standard Telephone Company
City of
Telephone Company
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Standard Telephone Company
Will Edwards
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
Walter E Ormony
Edwards
Warry White
Samuel McClurkan
Charles Anderson
Ivy
Brovies
Anderson
Brown
Turnkey
Rosser
Bostwick
Broyles
Tom Jonis
Southern Railway Company
Grady Hospital
Jones
North Avenue
Southern
Capitol Avenue
John W. Archer
Roosevelt
Weldon P. Brooks
Oglethorps
Ed and
George Huff
DR. V. 0
President Palma
Mortuary
Dobbs & Wey Co
N. Pryor St
Equitable Bldg
Golden State Limited
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
el Paso
S L Pamnorr
Pryor and
Decatur Sts
Atlanta, Ga
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