Dewey Annihilates Spanish Fleet at Manila
The first real battle of the war between the United States and Spain occurred at Manila Sunday morning as Commodore Dewey’s Asiatic squadron destroyed the Spanish fleet. The victory could influence the war, with the next engagement anticipated in Cuban waters between Sampson’s fleet and Spain. Success to the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
Manila
Uncle Sam
Dewey
Cuban
Sampson
Boy shoots at prowler by barn ends up injuring mother
Mrs. George R. Brown of Forsyth street was accidentally shot by her son Jimmie Brown Monday night. A miscreant had been tampering with the property and when the boy returned to feed the horse he fired at someone peering over the fence. The bullet struck Mrs. Brown below the knee but caused only flesh wounds. Dr. G. Pope Huguley treated her injuries. The community regrets the incident and wishes her a speedy recovery.
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George R. Brown
Forsyth Street
Jimmie Brown
Barnesville Cat Fish Club Heads to Satillo River
The Barnesville Cat Fish Club will depart next Monday May gth for the Satillo river to fish and enjoy a week or more. The party includes W. J. Vandivere L. Fogg Ed Bogle C. O. Summers H. H. Gray J. W. Stafford P. F. Matthews W. B. Veal J. W. Gardner C. H. Bussey F. M. Stephens Robert Holmes of Barnesville and J. J. Howard Jim Howell of Zebulon. The Gazette and Barnesville send best wishes for a pleasant and successful trip.
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Barnesville
Satillo River
Messrs
W. J. Vandivere
L. Fogg
Ed Bogle
C. O. Summers
H. H. Gray
J. W. Stafford
P. F. Matthews
W. B. Ve
Mrs Anna Love Dies After Illness in Barnesville
Mrs Anna Love died Tuesday at 7 o clock after several days illness. She lived in Barnesville for years and leaves a daughter Miss Maude Love. The funeral, conducted by Rev. W S Stevens, was at the Greenwood street home and burial followed at Greenwood cemetery. The Gazette extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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Anna Love
Sign Factory Expands in Barnesville By Meyer Buggy Co
Messrs R G Matthews S B Burr Jr and Alva Matthews travelling representatives of the James Meyer Buggy Co announce a new signs enterprise in Barnesville. The factory sits at Thomaston and Greenwood streets with Alva Matthews handling the artistic work. Barnesville continues to grow.
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R. G. Matthews
S. B. Burr Jr
Alva Matthews
James Meyer Buggy Co
Thomaston
Greenwood
Barnesville
Fine Band Secured for Barnesville Chautauqua
The Gazette reports the sth Regiment Military Band of 25 pieces will play at Barnesville Chautauqua. The orchestra includes medal-winning string and brass players and is hailed as one of the strongest bands in the country.
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the Gazette
Barnesville
Studying Electricity
Mr Garland Seaman travels to Atlanta Monday to inspect the electrical plant and study machinery operations. He has recently managed Barnesville’s plant, and though young, has shown excellent service and aims to achieve great success in his field.
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Garland Seaman
Atlanta
Barnesville
Preaching Service Held at Williamson Home
Monday night Dr. J. M. Brittain preached at Mr. W. J. Williamson’s home for the ailing Mr. T. E. Williams. The house was crowded and the service was enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brittain
W. J. Williamson
T. E. Williams
Perdue Elder Announcement of Barnesville Wedding
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Lucile Elder to Dr. Charles H. Perdue on June 8 in Barnesville. Both are prominent locals. Miss Elder is the Elder family’s eldest daughter, noted for virtues and accomplishments, and Dr. Perdue is a successful young dentist with a bright future. The news is well received by friends.
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Lucile Elder
Charles H. Perdue
Barnesville
Miss Elder
Edward Elder
Perdue
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for All Stages
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the medicine is taken internally and works on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and strengthen the patient. The firm offers a $100 reward for any unsolved case and promotes testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cueney & Co
Toledo
Barnesville Enterprise Reports Fake Picture Giveaway
Collier's notes last week about a fraudulent picture giveaway indulged in by unknown parties in Barnesville, warning readers about the scheme.
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Barnesville Enterprise
Prominent Key West Merchant Tours New York Trip
Mr Geo H Curry of Key West accompanied Mr James M Cochrane on a weeklong New York visit. Curry, a wealthy merchant, travels east each summer and plans to return to Barnesville with his attractive and accomplished daughter after the trip.
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James M. Cochrane
New York
Geo. H. Curry
Key West
Mr. Cochrane
Mr Cochrane
Curry
Barnesville
Lost Jewelry Ring From S L T to M J B Found
The Gazette reports a ring was lost in recent months and may hold clues to a larger discovery. If you recognize this ring inscribed from S L T to M J B contact the Gazette with details to aid investigators.
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the Gazette
Building and Loan Man Seeks Substantial Members
Mr J M Anderson state agent for the National Building and Loan Association of Baltimore with headquarters at Macon is here. He has new plans wants substantial members and will loan all the money a man wants to borrow.
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J. M. Anderson
National Building and Loan Association of Baltimore
Macon
George Jordan Improves His Barbershop This Week
George Jordan the barber has cleaned and whitewashed the walls of his shop this week. The improvements enhance the shop’s appearance and reflect positively on his work.
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George Jordan
Henry Matthews Visits City in Hotel Owner Week
Mr Henry Matthews, owner of the Matthews Hotel, has been in the city this week making local rounds and meeting officials.
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Henry Matthews
Matthews Hotel
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Kidney and Digestion Aid
Sturtlicg presents Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tonic that acts gently yet promptly on the kidneys and bowels, cleansing the system, dispelling fevers and headaches, and curing habitual constipation. It’s touted as the only remedy of its kind, made from healthy substances and highly popular. Available in 50 cent bottles from leading druggists and pro curement offered if not in stock.
Local Notices and City Visit Highlights Across Barnesville
Mr Sid Smith and children of Forsyth and Mr and Mrs G M Rockwell visit Barnesville with relatives. Dr M A Clark attends Mrs B H Butts as she recovers. Editor Sid Green of the Pike County Journal greets subscribers. Attorney Charles R Gwyn seen in town. Asbury Lambdin returns from Macon to join Captain Howards company. Prof James W Cole visits with Mr A J Mills. Central Railway offers one fare round trip to Macon on May 6 and 16 for May Musical Festival with tickets from Cons A Hunt. Col S N Woodward attends Upson Superior Court in Thomaston. I continue selling Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls at closest prices. Miss Minnie Butts visits for Mrs Butts illness. Otis A Murphey travels to Atlanta. Note Cures for chronic diarrhoea praised by P E Grisham of Gaists Mills La, sold by J H Blackburn. Rev W M Hunter returns from Thomaston to attend Presbyterian church. For pure Havanna cigars, buy from Jno T Middlebrooks.
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Central Railway of Georgia
Macon
Barnesville
A. Hunt
Browns Iron Bitters Promises Health and Vitality
A historical ad extols Browns Iron Bitters as valuable especially to women for backache headaches and restored strength. It claims the tonic brings health and a glow to pallid cheeks and says it has no equal for sickly children or overworked men, urging every home to keep this remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Barnesville Could Become a Summer Resort
The article argues Barnesville could be a year round resort with adequate accommodations. It suggests that several hundred visitors could be housed for the summer if efforts are undertaken and the town advertised its advantages.
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Barnesville
Agents Wanted to Solicit Insurance in Several Georgia Counties
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of Kentucky seeks at least five ladies and five gentlemen in Pike Upson Monroe Spalding and Meriwether counties to solicit insurance business. State Agent T R Jones invites qualified applicants for contracts and references in Cartersville Georgia.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Kentucky
Pike, Upson
Monroe, Spalding
Meriwether
T. R. Jones
Cartersville
Georgia
Alabama
Miss Murphey Thrown From Buggy in Town Accident
Monday Miss Belle Murphey was thrown from her buggy on Thomaston Street near Mr. W. P. Holmes home. Frightened ponies ran away and the buggy overturned, tossing Murphey to the ground. she was only slightly hurt.
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Belle Murphey
Thomaston Street
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Liver Health
Advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a liver cleanser that cures constipation and stomach and liver troubles. Medical doctor Dr. W. A. Wright endorses the product.
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DeWitt
W. A. Wright
Forsyth Woman Visits City Family Guest of Uncle Morgan Howard
Mrs. T. E. Fletcher of Forsyth spent yesterday in the city as a guest of the family of Uncle Morgan Howard, enjoying the visit and hospitality.
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T. E. Fletcher
Forsyth
City
Morgan Howard
Free Pills Offer From H E Bucklen Co Chicago
Free sample box of Dr King s New Life Pills sent to your address by H E Bucklen Co Chicago. Trial proves their merit for constipation and sick headache. They aid malaria and liver trouble, are vegetable and non deleterious, and invigorate the system by toning stomach and bowels. Regular size 25c per box sold by W A Wright Druggist.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
W. A. Wright
Picnic at Jim Martin's Mill Near Liberty Hill
A public picnic will be held on the third Saturday in May at Jim Martins Mill one mile south of Liberty Hill. The event invites all residents and promises a good time.
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Jim Martin
Liberty Hill
Simple Syrup of Figs Remedy Advertised
An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as the best and gentle remedy, urging prompt use when nature needs assistance.
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California Fig. Syrup Co
Barneaville Chautauqua Promises Unprecedented Treat
The Barneaville Chautauqua organizers promise a great success with a mid Georgia level of entertainment never seen before. Readers are urged to watch announcements from time to time for updates.
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Middle Georgia
Whooping Cough Cures Noted By Satisfied Parent
A South Burgettstown mother praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after her boy nearly died from whooping cough. She reports improvement after a few doses and full cure with one bottle. ad notes sale by J. H. Blackburn.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Moore
South Burgettstown
J. H. Blackburn
Miss Ada Lewis Visits Thomaston Elocution Class Host
Miss Ada Lewis, longtime elocution instructor at R. E. Lee Institute in Thomaston, was in the city yesterday as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hightower.
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Ada Lewis
R. E. Lee Institute
Thomaston
J. W. Hightower
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Royal
Royal Baking Powder
Kew York
Barnesville, GA
Satillo
Finna Love
Sign Factory
Perdue— Elder
Collier's
Sam Jones
G. Gollier
Collier
Building and Loan Man
Sturtlicg
Sid Smith
G. M. Rockwell
Jno. T. Middlebrooks
M. A. Clark
B. H. Butts
Sid Green
Pike County Journal
Charles R. Gwyn
Pike Superior Court
Asbury Lambdin
Captain Howard
Jas. W. Cole
Sharpsburg
A. J. Mills
Col
S. N. Woodward
Upson Superior Court
Ino. T. Middlebrooks
Minnie Butts
Otis A. Murphey
P. E. Grisham
Gaats Mills
W. M. Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Havanna
Jno. T. Mrpdlebrooks
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
George W. Jordan
O. M. Jones
J. Gianone
H. C. Barnet
Race St
Cinn
Porras Decoarp Comm
Corr
Sole
Boston
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