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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1898
Page
2
A Jackson Chapter publication presents a historical note on a stone rejected by builders. The item emphasizes the stone’s later significance and the chapter’s interest in its story.
A lecture extols Masonry as a divinely provided order honoring God and humanity. It urges members to study its true principles, reject abuses, and practice charity, humility, and loyalty while stressing unity, secrecy, and protection of brothers against injustice.
The speaker emphasizes faith in God and love to man as guiding principles of the order. He describes the Mosaic pavement as a symbol of life with good and evil, urges mutual support through trials, and asserts that the bond among brothers, under a lifelong covenant, endures beyond fortune and death.
The article urges readers to cleanse and purify blood with Swift's Specific to prevent summer illnesses. It frames winter impurities as a buildup needing removal now to stay healthy through hot months. It stresses a thorough course strengthens the system and reduces risk of common summertime sickness.
An advertisement extols U.S.$ the Blood as a powerful tonic and system-builder to combat summer sickness. It claims the remedy purifies the blood using only roots and herbs, with no potash or mercury, and guarantees a purely vegetable formulation.
Notice to debtors and creditors of William R. Weaver deceased in Butts County Georgia. All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and all claimants must present their claims according to law. March 30 1898. George R. Ryers, Executor of the Estate of W R Weaver.
Jas H Gilmore administrator presents his petition for discharge on the estate of R F Gilmore, deceased. The Ordinary will hear at the regular July term, first Monday 1898, to show cause why discharge should not be granted. JAS F CARMICHAEL Ordinary
Wilson Smith C F Etheridge and Smith executors of Samuel F Smith deceased filed a petition and are cited to show cause before James F Carmichael on the first Monday in June 1898 why the petition should be granted.
Citation announces A. F. Moss administrator petitions for discharge and cites all interested persons to show cause at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for the county on the first Monday in August 1898. Dated May 2 1898. TAS. F. CARMICHAEL Ordinary.
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