To Rule the Roost in Georgia Silver Debate
The Cleveland Progress comments on party splits over free silver, noting state executive committee bias, calls for delaying U S Senate selection until after the national platform, and questions moves by Carter Tate and Perry. It mentions the first debate between Hoke Smith and Charles F Crisp and praises Col. Perry’s character, urging his election to Congress. It ends with Gwinnett County wives adopting free trading habits as Easter bills loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Crisp
United States
Mr. Crisp
Ion
Carter Tate
Perry
Perry in Ninth District Race Draws Attention from Newspapers
Regional papers hail Henry Perry of Hall County as a pure, capable candidate for Congress in the Ninth District. Editors praise his high moral standards and vow his campaign will oppose scheming tactics, while noting rivals such as Carter Tate and Populist Winn. Observers predict Perry’s entry shifts the political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlenews
Nuggvet
Darien
Ion. i
Perry
Hall County
Congress
Carter Tate
Botanic Blood Balm Promoted as Superior Cure All
Promoted as a forty year proven medicine, Botanic Blood Balm is advertised as the best blood purifier for skin and blood diseases including catarrh and rheumatism in its worst form. Claiming to cure with a fair trial, the ad asserts one bottle provides more curative virtue than a dozen of rival products and notes it is sold by Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balin CO
Atlanta
Garior
Reimedina
Fannie Jones
Anderson
Ind
Miles
Dyesville
Ohio
Smas Farurr
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Ekhart
Word Prize Contest by Monon Seed Co. Seeks Word Lists
The Monon Seed Co offers $1,000 in prizes for word lists formed from the text Monon Sxeps Grow using each letter no more times than in the source. Prizes range from $100 to $10 in gold, with a special seed package for lists over 25 words. Send a numbered list of words with your name and 12 two cent stamps to Monon Seeds, Monon Blog, Chicago, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon Seed Company
Monon Seed CO
Monon
Chicago, Il
The Tyranny of Overwork in the Press
The piece laments ceaseless modern activity and the crushing demands on leaders in literature and journalism. It notes overwork harms health, cites Gene Prell, Bill Nye, James Whitcomb Riley, and praises Montgomery M. Folsom and Frank L. Stanton for their devoted, sacrifice-filled daily columns amid public demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pame
Gene Preld
Bill Nye
James Whitcomb Riley
Montgomery M. Folsom
Frank L. Stanton
County Directory Overview with Local Officials
Ordinary J J Freemen and J W K Power lead a county directory listing roles such as tax collector Benton Trotter and treasurer D N Warwick. Other duties include surveyor IL Edwards and coroner M L Allen with school commissioner GS Kytle. Names appear across Nacooches Cleveland and surrounding Georgia locales.
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J. J. Freemen
W. K. Power
J. Brown
G. N. Colley
Benton Trotter
D. N. Warwick
IL. Edwards
M. L. Allen
Kytle
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cleveland Progress
Official Organ of
White County
Joe Hugh Reese
Cleveland
Cleveland, Ga
Col. Robertson
Tindersham
Georgia
Hons. Hoke Smith
Augusta
Tts
Col. Perry
Ninth
Lawrenceville News
Gwinnett
Asout Perry
Clarkesville
Savannah
Gainesville
Henry Perry
P.O Box OG
Dalton, GA
Mrust
County Directory
J. A. Richardson
Nacooches, Ga
R. T. Kemmer
J. M. Cooley
Leo
John J. Kimney
J. 8. C. Cleveland
Howard Thompson
Sdl
Grinenville, Ga
Mecklenburg Ion Works
Jora
John Wilkes
Charlotte, N.C
Mele Himyery
Winchester Repeating
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Raqhakranaaralanravl
Guardians
Sali
Warre
Court of Ordinary
2Nd District
David Robingon
Sir
G. B. Tavis
Guardian
Wire County
N.trotter
J. B. Trotter
Nathaniel Trotter
Sail Trust
J. Ll, Frewaan
Hood
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Justice Court
John F. Stratton
East 6Th St
New York
Oaks
Attorneys AT Law
John F
JOH
Strattgon
F. Stratton
Cleveland High School
A. E. Lashley
OHN
Birmingham
Catly
Speriers
Whecessie Weasers
8Th St
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