Governor Candler Endorses S S S as Georgia Remedy
In an executive office statement dated May 8 1899 Governor Allen D Candler praises S S S as a pure blood purifier tonic. He claims fifteen years of use cures digestive issues and strengthens the system, urging a few bottles to cleanse the blood improve appetite and fortify against summer illness.
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State OF Georgia
Atlanta
S.S. S
A. D. Candler
S. S.S
Allen D. Candler
Georgia
Visitors fill Barnesville with friends during commencement
Miss Lily Burbage of Atlanta visits Barnesville as a guest of Miss Meta Murphey. Dozens of relatives and friends from Atlanta, Marshallville, Cairo, Macon, Savannah and elsewhere arrive or stay for the Gordon Institute commencement and alumni events. Col. Bloodworth and others give speeches at the alumni banquet.
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Lily Burbage
Atlanta
Meta Murphey
Barnesville
Ethel Jones
Macon
Gertie Bussey
Jeff’ Davis
Zebulon
O. H. P. Bloodworth
Forsyth
Col. Bloodworth
Barnesville Commencement Guests Welcome Visitors
Miss Ruby Dart of Brunswick and Miss Edna Baker of Zebulon appear as guests of Barnesville families. Miss Belle Pound of Thomaston attends commencement with Judge Pound’s family. Other visitors include Miss Lucy Hill of Washington and Mr. Lewis Moss of Key West with local host families.
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Ruby Dart
Brunswick
Carriehenn Davis
Barnesville
Belle Pound
Thomaston
Gordon Institute
E. T. Pound
Lewis Moss
Key West
Fla
L. E. Veal
Commencement Guests Visit Molena and Nearby Towns
A string of visitors attends graduation events in Molena and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dunn of Smyrna and Miss Bettie Hunter of Decatur, with Dr. J. D. Jordan of Savannah delivering sermons and visiting local residents. Other visitors arrive from Cochran, Cairo, Griffin, Atlanta, Yatesville, and Hapeville to share in the commencement exercises.
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E. J. Nelson
Macon
Walter B. Smith
K. P. Moore
James H. Dunn
Smyrna
Bettie Hunter
Decatur, Ga
City
J. R. Deavours
J. D. Jordan
Savannah
J. L. Kennedy
Zebulon Street
Mattilde Rush
Columbus
Florence Jones
Zebulon
Jeff Brown
Aiden Powell
Cairo
C. T. Tyler
Frank Cooper
Birmingham Guests Of Gordon Institute Family
Mrs J A Harrison and her children from Birmingham Alabama visit the Mil ner family in the city. Mrs Harrison has a son enrolled at Gordon Institute.
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J. A. Harrison
Birmingham
Ala
B. C. Milner
Harrison
Gordon Institute
Milner Graduate Miss Gwendolin Tyus Visiting Friends Here
Miss Gwendolin Tyus of Milner a 1897 graduate and Miss Ethel Farley of Liberty Hill are visiting friends in this area this week.
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Irene Williamson
Lass
Gwendolin Tyus
Milner
Ethel Farley
Liberty Hill
Barnesville Council Proceedings June 5 1899
Regular meeting of council in Barnesville Georgia with Aldermen present and absent. Bills approved by Finance committee include School Bonds, Public Property, Capitation, Dispensary, Works, salaries, liquor, and others. Reports filed. charter changes for the town to be prepared. nuisance reinspections ordered. engineer selection deferred. several petitions referred to committees. minutes read and adjourned.
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Coune
Chamber
Barnesville
Gaa
Rogers
Prout
Stallings
Anderson
Hanson
Gray
St. & Public Property
E. L. and W. Works
South River Brick Co
Standard Oil Co
Bessemer Land & Imp. Co
W. E. H. Searcy
Claude Estes
O. H. B. Bloodworth
A. & N. M. Block
Potts Thomson Liquor Co
Garrett Williams Co
Wright & Taylor
J. B. Bankston
Episcopal Church
J. F. Taylor
W. K. Wilkinson
Coca Cola Georgia Product Trials Delight
A promotional piece extols Coca Cola as a Georgia product manufactured in Atlanta. It describes its nationwide distribution and massive yearly sales and urges readers to try the drink at a local soda fountain.
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Georgia
Atlanta
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Governor Candler
Mamie Myers
Clara
Lula Martin
Marshallville
Maj. J. T. Murphey
Lucy
Carrie Bloodworth
Gussie Wright
Minnie Merritt
Georgia Female Seminary
Gainesville
Ella Johnson
Rockmart
Belle Murphey
W. C. Anderson
Eatonton
W. M. Howard
Eva Beckham
Clayton County
Alice Maxwell
Montezuma
Nettie Lee Grace
Emma Myers
Nell McKenzie
Nell Reed
A. O. Murphey
Thomaston Street
Clifford- Goodwyn
Gordon Institutes
Conyers
Eugene B. Whitfield
The
Crimson and White
Messrs
Homer Carreker
Eugene Brittain
Mercer
A. E. Pound
Waycross
J.M. Pound
Edna Baker
Jeff Davis Institute
R. J. Powell
Lucy Hill
Washington, Ga
Maybelle Veal
Emory Stanton
University At
Athens
Merritt Thurman
W. V. Litsey
B.A. Liffey
Pike County
M. G. Harrison
J. P. Thurman
Wyley and
Holmes Jor
Dan of
Molena
Cliff Whipple
Cochran, Ga
Lois Thornton
Griffin
J. M. Aikin
Brown Avenue
George S. Knott
Hapeville
Claud Moreland
Fannie Puerifoy
Yatesville
Jone Murphey
Council Proceedings
Rogert HoOiMeEs, Clerk
Coca Cola
Southern Railway
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Il Lumber City
Helena
BeDonenge
Atlanta Aortas
Chattanooga
Emphis
Louisville
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Air Line
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Nwaso
New York
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Seeree
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Cochran
Hawkinsville
Empire
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Pullman
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Nooga
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Asheville
Chatta
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