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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

3

Memorial Set for March 21 in Atlanta Confederate event

A large memorial in Atlanta honors Camp Wheeler's Confederate Cavalry with a parade and indoor program at the opera house on March 27. Col. Van Orsdale and Col. Curford Ly Anderson lead the combined units including United Confederate Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic. President Roosevelt may attend. General Stephen D. Lee to speak.

Wheeler A. Wheeler Confederate Cavalry Atlanta Grand Army of the Republic W. M. Goott Republican Mrach General Council Opera House United States State House Capitol Square van Orsdale Seventeenth United States Infantry Fort McPherson Curford L Thompson Hardin ‘Jones Roosevelt Terrell Stephen D. Lee United Confederate Veterans Jones O. C. Mitchell Post

Lenten Diet How Grape Nuts Replaced Meat

A reader describes trying a Lent diet by substituting Grape Nuts for meat. He reports weight gain despite lighter meals, improved vigor, and clearer appetite during Lent. He credits the cereal with sustained energy for study and activity, and cites personal experience from Rattle Creek Michigan as support.

Alors Lentton Rattke Creek Mich Weriville

Everybody's Magazine Offered at Fifteen Cents

The ad compares Everybody's Magazine at fifteen cents with 35-cent issues, noting its about 160 pages while ten-cent magazines run around 112 pages. It boasts powerful fact stories, top quality fiction and illustrations, driven by large circulation and advertising revenue.

Everybody's

Doctor DeGaussure Ford Dies in Augusta Georgia

Augusta Ga February 5 Special Dr DeGaussure Ford died at 9 30 this morning from dropey of the brain Funeral services will be held at St Paul Tuesday afternoon He served in the war as the first oo surgeon on the staff of General Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky later in charge of the Third Georgia hospital in Richmond He was a founder and longtime chairman of the city hospital governing board President of the State Medical Association chief surgeon of the Georgia railroad He resigned as district surgeon from Charleston and Western Carolina and held the same on the old Richmond and Danville later kept as chief surgeon for the Southern railway He married in 1866 Georgia Rucker now survived by his wife and three sons James H Hull Frank G Ford George L Baker and Tinsley Rucker Ford Funeral arrangements will be announced later and medical college students and Richmond academy will attend the services

Augusta DeGaussure Ford St. Paul Humphrey Marshall Kentucky Ater Georgia Hospital Richmond City Hospital State Medical Association Georgia Railroad Charleston Western Carolina Danville Southern Southern Railway Dr. Ford Georgia Rucker Tinsley W. Rucker Sarah Harris H Rucker Athens George L. Baker Co- My Tinsley Rucker Ford W. DeSaussure Ford James H. Hull Frank G. Ford Medical College Richmond Academy Wil University of Georgis

Death notices of Hedwine Lloyd Griffin and others in Macon area

Death notices from Macon and nearby areas report Mrs A J Hedwine dying at 2:30 AM at 607 South Pryor with funeral at 10 AM from her home and burial at Westview. pallbearers listed. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Abagail Lloyd at 102 William Street from a weeklong stroke, with funeral in Knox Village, Tenn. C J Griffin of Selma, paralysis and death. E L Wiggins of Lithia Springs, Ga. A Penn in Valdosta. D B Jackson in Macon. Baughn in Rutland district Macon. Lena Austell death at family home. Mrs M J Barnett death at 65 Hampton Street with funeral at Hollywood Cemetery.

A. J. Hedwine A. J. Redwine South Pryor Street Westview Cemetery Harry G. Poole & Co W. L. Smith W. J. Atkinson J. J. Benson F. D. ‘Thaxton A. M. Moore 3. B. Tribbte Abagail Lloyd WiHam Street D. B. Fackson Renn Macon B. Jackson M. Philbrook Weat Crump's Park Hapeville Mr. Jackson

Council Adopts Orme Sewer Bid After Hours of Debate

The city council accepted H. W. Griffin’s bid for the Orme street sewer extension after lengthy discussion. A veto by the mayor last year was overruled, with the final plan allocating 10 000 to Orme street and 10 000 to Mineral branch sewers and sending the matter to the siege board for potential action. A memorial fund for General Joseph Wheeler was also proposed, and licenses for C Baldwin’s galoon on Marietta Street were revoked after residents urged action.

General Council Geveral Orme ‘Street West Peachtree Street Merietta Street Woodward Orme Street Mineral Branch Glass Moes Hirsch McHachern Peters Quillian Pomeroy Draper Ellis Taylor Wikle Hancock Patterson Roberts Ohiknew Chosewood Oldknow Pra Tem Harwel Council Fudge B.C. Kontz Alex W. Smith J. F. Green Dennis Cornellman Hills H.W. Grant Tate Joseph Wheeler George Hillyer Pt. H. Jones Finance Committee Transportation Alderman McEachern Scar Sanborn Uniteran Church C. Baldwin Marietta Street B. J. Conyers Baldwin

City Council Acts on Street Grading and City Improvements

The council adopted steps to have the city engineer prepare for grading West Hunter Street and to seek county aid. A Terrell resolution appropriated 200 for roof repairs on the city hall, and another 1,600 for a fire engine house lot near Lowe and Foundry streets was referred. Draper proposed meter inspections for gas and water, sent to relevant committees. Printing and an ordinance on free drug distribution were also referred to committees.

Tor Hunter Street Terrell Alederman Peters Patterson Lowe and Foundry Streets Counciilman Draper Taylor Committee On

Colombia presses for U S compensation over Panama split

Washington reports Colombia renews demand for compensation from the United States for Panama's separation. Senor Diego Mendoza delivered the note to Secretary Root, mirroring Reyes’s earlier presentation. The State Department stands by the view that the U S bears no responsibility for Panama's separation. The piece ends with an unrelated medicinal ad for New Life Pills claiming malaria remedies.

United States Panama Washington Colombia Root Diego Mendoza Reyes Hoot

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Doctor Ford C. J. Griffin Selma Ala C. J. Gritefin E. L Wiggins Lithia Springs Amstel E.L. Wiggins North Georgia Litha Springs E. A. Penn Valdosta A. Penn Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Valdosta Sanitarium Cordele B. Baughn Rutland Lena Austell W. J. Yarbrough Barnett M. J. Barnett Hampton Hallywood Orme Sewer Commie West End Ashby Street Gordon Oslethorpe Oglethorpe Street Evans Ashby Queen Street Oglethorpe Oak Street Cubberaon Peeples Snance Committee John S. Owens A. P. Coles John S. Candler Central Bank & Trust Corporation Candler Atlanta, Ga WM. H. Patterson Asa G. Candler Eeitactak John N. Goddard Conklin Tin Plate & Metal Co Sam D. Jones Atlanta Stove Works F. B. Dancy Vec. Chemical Co Norman C. Miller Agent Ginn & Co Geo ED King King Hardware Co Isaac H. Hirsch, Hirsch Bros John & Candler Supreme Court WM. -M.,. Nixon Atlanta Woolen Mills Eugene R. Black Prudential Life Insurance Co A. P. Wegliams J. P. Williame Co Savannah, Ga Charles G. Goodrich Georgia Rk, R. Bank J. Scott Todd Wm.h. Patterson John 8. Owens Westminster Abbey Old England Atlanta Supply CO S. Forsyth St Ask Lek C
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