Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health For Kentucky Businessman
D W Hilton of Kentucky credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with ending a two month sleep loss and severe LaGrippe after two attacks. He reports rapid improvement in two days and full cure in a month and recommends the remedy to friends. Also praising Judge J J Kimesey of Dawson county and urging continued reverence for him.
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Miles’ Nervine
Kentucky
D. W. Hilton
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Louisville
D. W. Huron
Miles’ Nervinle
Is Corruption Christian ity
Letter to the editor lambasts a regular church organ izing members named as perjurers drunkards law violators and open blockaders arguing such a church cannot prosper in morality or in Christianity and questions its future if it adopts this program.
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Nfe
Local notes on visits, camp meeting and railroad hopes
Capt T W Hix and Judge Troveton in town on Wednesday. Miss Etta Witcher visits Miss Fannie Kener. Miss Menders visits aunt Mes Ro TY. Loudsville camp meeting starts next Wednesday night. Reports of visits by Captain Meeks and others. Editorials urge paying for The Progress and note a theft of preserves. White County events include baptisms, camp meetings, road work, and railroad prospects to Cleveland or Lula-Dahlonega area. Local boosters push for railroad to boost Cleveland and surrounding towns.
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Loudsville
Captain Meeks
Blairsville
W. N. Courtenay
Tk Progress
D. P. Potts
Tixson
Tenn
White County
Gainesville & Take
Cleveland
J. Ry Laimsden
White
Georgia
Mass meeting to consider Dahlonega railroad for White County
Citizens are urged to attend a mass meeting at the courthouse Saturday at o clock to discuss subscribing to the Dahlonega railroad. Local leaders emphasize immediate action as the county may not have another chance for 25 years and stress that participation shows patriotism and energy for Cleveland and White County.
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Court House
Dahlonega
Cleveland
Tam
White County
Damages by Rain Hit Western County Creeks Hard
Heavy rain over weeks flooded bottom lands along Tesmatee Turner and Courtenay creeks washing away Sep Merritt bridge and several others. The Allison mill dam and Leathers ford iron bridge were lost and Chestatee river output likened to a young Mississippi. Eastern areas saw Blue Creek blue creek ridge and M J Allens dam destroyed with corn crops damaged and losses feared from Ordinary Freeman and T I Smith properties.
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Tesmatee
Town
Turner
Corm
Merritt
Courtenay
Asbury
Allison's Mill
Chestatee
Bourden
Leathers’ Ford
M. J. Allen's
Blue Creek
Freeman
T. 1. Smith
Heavy losses from Longstreet mine and flooding
The Longstreet mine owned by John Baker suffered severe loss with duery washed out sluice boxes and gold carried away while mud filled works. Dukes' Creek overflowed but caused no reported damage. Chittahogehee rose but limited impact. Leathers' ford bridge damaged at one end and Yahoola bridge on Cain Creek destroyed.
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Longstreet
John Baker
Leathers’ Ford
Yahoola Bridge
Cain Creek
Dallonewa
Old Ninth Politics in Congress Race Rumors Surface
In the Ninth district, rumors swirl about Democratic nominations and potential candidates. W Robertson of Lithersham is urged to run despite protests while Allen D. Candler may be persuaded if Robertson declines. Carter Tate looms as a likely incumbent, with currency questions fueling dubious chatter about silver and gold standards shaping patronage.
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W. Robertson
Lithersham
Libersham
Great Tribune
Allen D. Candler
Ifall
Iusso
Congress
Colonel Robertson
Candler
Carter Tate
Suutt’s Cardo-Digestive Compound Advised for Digestive Ailments
A fragment describes Suutt’s Cardo-Digestive Compound and mentions symptoms such as exhaustion, dyspepsia, and heart palpitations. It hints at questions about effectiveness and costs, noting monthly use and possible side effects.
Blacksmith Shop Opens at Hamby Stamp Mtutt
John Martin Pyas opened a stop at Hamby Stamp Mtutt where blacksmiths work will be attended to. The business will be carried out by Mr Ler Gardnor who invites old customers to call on him at his new stand and asks for continued patronage.
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Pyas
Hamby
Ler Gardnor
Pon
Pat- Rouge
Health remedies urge readers to build strength
An old guidance piece promotes self treatment with tonics like Dr. Road’s Sarsaparilla to keep blood pure and prevent illness. It suggests avoiding foul water and using Hood’s Sarsaparilla to stay well, while warning of digestive comfort from Wood’s Vegetable Pills.
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Troad
Hood
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Georgina
Novileastevnr
J. J. Kimesey
Dawson County
Dudge Kimney
God
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Ady
Browdm Meg
New Tork
Ramon
Rich Is
T. W. Hix
Judge Troveton
Etta Witcher
Young Harris
Fannie Kener
Miss Menders
Mayesville
Mes
Ro TY
Kemmer
Ramon’s Retief
Tre
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Gainesville
Ste
Ferline
Clarkesville Baptist Association
Eveland Baptist Church
BE. E. Carroll
Com. Baker
Uncle Sani
Helton
Tia- Wassee
Ith
F.C. McConnell
Ferdinand McConnell
Miles Borong
Mossy Creek
Tom Bell
George Winburn
Blair
Child
Vowl
Shoal Creek
Nacoochee
Simp
J. V. Henson
Ella Henson
Homer Henson
Rome
I. J. Potts
Kennedy
Yonuwh School House
Rabincourt
Sal Mountain
LB. Craven
Craven
W. W. Price
Kimsey
Tall County Court
Tie
Rahun County
Moore
Clayton
Pruitt
Laopkin County
Redmond
Wall Court
Bond
52Nd
Diabloneos
Lula
Athens
Augusta
Gainesv Ile
Athilla
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega Nugwet
We. OW. Price
Railroad Meeting
Col. Robinson
Suutt
Entlan
Dal Elondy Sea
Scott
Carrie
Ieee
Raypiet Reit Mills
Pluase Peer Teat
Addrops
Orden
Concord Chemical
Topeka, Kas
OHN Martin
Lhpore Buying
Byslein
Savaunab
Ae Heath
Fron Ditters
Pienwon Vnd
Treskere & Kidney and Lyver
Rene
Alo
Bal Amos
Ha Creek Hig School
Simmons
JW. Smpeu, A. D
Pitney, Lee
Neiton
Buard
Sun
Dar Health Jawn
W. A. Simmons
Pegler
George
Govetenor
Uropen
J. Wolf
Underwood
Wor Witte Co
Anse RD
Andy
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