Result of June Primary in Sandersville
The June primary progressed quietly with local voters casting ballots at various precincts. Governors candidates Estill and Guerry led, Guerry reportedly winning by a consolidated majority. local officials listed include B Evans as Superior Court Judge and B J Hodges as Tax Receiver. The Senate vote and party organization details were reported along with testimonials from citizens and notes on Confederate monuments and post primary events.
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Sandersville
de- Jefferson Davie
Georgia
Old Washington
Estill
Goerry
Guerry
A. W
M Franklin
Superior Court
B. Evans
U. B. Massey
G. R. Doolittle
Tex
B J Hodges
R W Young
TH Sparke
M Li Jacknson
Mike
Pension Applications Open This Season at Ordinary’s Office
Between May 1 and October 1, 1902, every Saturday, the Ordinary will receive new pension applications and witness affidavits. M. Newman, Ordinary W. O. announces the process to claim pension relief for kidney trouble and back pain.
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M. Newman
W. O
Dublin Chautauqua pro gram list of attractions
The first annual Dublin chautauqua program features sermons by Bishop Charles B. Galloway and speakers including Thomas McClary Edwin L Barker Henry Litchfield West Eugene Laurant Rev Frank Dixon Dr Fred A Cook S M Spedon J E Woodland and Dr A B Andrawa with a Crescent City band and Ottumwa quartet plus a Teachers Institute with noted educators Music includes a large southern band and open air brass concerts by a capable ensemble and a Chicago based Ottumwa quartet throughout the week
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Dublin
University of Nebraska
J. E. Woodland
Crescent City Band
THE
Teachers' Institute
Sess ‘Fop
Chantanqua
E O. Branson
State Normal Gahool
Athens
G. G. Bond
Euler B. Smith
Englind
State Normal School
Gertrude A. Alexander
Bible Normal School
W. L. Park
Chautauqua
Carl Leake
South
Mnemona
Brasa
Ottumwa Quartet
Chicago
Washington Letter Reveals Democratic Strategy Plans
Washington Letter from June 2, 1902 reports the Democratic Congressional committee held a secret session with Chairman Ben T. Cable and Judson Yarman present. A seven-member panel was formed to frame a campaign attacking Republican tariffs and trusts, with headquarters to be set in Washington under Griggs and Cable in charge. The piece also notes endorsements of irrigation bills, scrutiny of government spending, and Roosevelt's Memorial Day speech provoking sectional tension.
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Washington
Wasutxoron
D. C
Democratic Congressional Committee
Ben T. Cable
Judson Yarman
Cincinnati
Committee of Seven
House
Secretary Root
General Wood
Root
Congress
Gomez
Wood
Roosevelt
National Cemetery
Arlington
Phillippines
Charleston
Grant
Lincoln
Newlands
Secretary of the Treasury
Spring Cleaning Blood Purification Advertisement
An 19th century style ad urges spring cleansing of the blood through humors and outward signs of impurity. It links headaches biliousness and fatigue to impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest spring medicine to purify the blood, improve complexion and health.
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America
Hood
Davisboro and Weeda notes and Central America memories
Local items record visits by Mrs. Maud Lewis and many neighbors in Tennille Sandersville and Davisboro. The piece also recounts Dr Charles Parke’s reminiscence of Central America travel in 1549 detailing a Leon town, earthquakes and a summer of mail, telephones and weekly trips shared with Sid Taylor and family.
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Parke
Central America
The
Daily Bulletin
Bloomington
Ill
Charles R Parke
Illinois
America
West Indies Islands
California
New Orleans
Waa
Leon
Children's
Peterson's Magazine
Sandersville Herald
Christian Index
Christian Advocate
Boure
USA
Lang Syne
Grange Notes Share Weather, Visits and Loss
Grange updates note two weeks without rain harming crops, gardens hardest hit. Farmers preserve wheat in fair weather. Local visits include Mrs Abbott of Sylvester and Mrs Orr of Davisboro to see father G F Hudgon. Gertrude Laster returns from Gibson to Es sie Allen’s guest. Commie Rivers recovers from illness. Godfrey of Dublin visits J O Godfrey’s family. Nellie Weddon departs for Tampa. Local workers, church services by Hemrick, onion meeting planned at Providence. Death reported for Mrs Jim Fields with funeral led by Mr Mobley at Providence Church.
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Wm. Abbott
Sylvester
Georgia
Tr. J. Orr
Davisboro
G. F. Hudgon
Gertrude Laster
Gibson
Essie Allen
Commie Rivers
Mica Greorgia Godfrey
Dublin
J. O. Godfrey
Nellie Weddon
Thia Place
Tampa Fla
T. A. Livingston
W. Allen
Alto
T P. McCoy
Sandersville
John Livingston
Providence
Dora Simmons
Sanderaville
Jim Fields
Q Nick
Mr. Mobley
Riddleville
Providence Ofurch
Virulent Cancer Cured by Electric Bitters Claim
Elizabeth West Virginia druggist G W Roberta reports a long incurable cancer case cured using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Ammonia Salve. The tonic purports to expel poisons and heal blood disorders while aiding ulcers and eruptions. Also notes the death of Mrs J J Byman of Arab after illness. funeral held at Baptist church with burial in Arab cemetery.
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Old Town
BR. N
Begill
Burklen
M. D. Jamerson
G. W. Roberta
Elizabeth
W. Va
Bucklen
Jamerson
Jordele Sentinel
J. J. Byman
Arabi
J. E. Powell
the Baptist Church
Arab
the Sentinel
Saved From An Awful Fate And Local Notices
Descriptions of recovery from consumption and praise for Dr King s New Discovery. Local election results in 98th District favoring fence law. Brief notes on recent rain and crop prospects. Social visits and family news from Georgia Washington county communities.
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Mia. A. M. Shields
Chamberne Burge
M. D. Jamerson
Horgia
Washington County
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RT Naabitty
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Samuel Lumpkin
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J. M. Egan
Central of Ga’ Ry
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Hardwick
Evans
Savage
Jordab
Pierce
Massey
Snell
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Engliab
Bedgood
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Cccessseves Majority
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Ala
Georgia School of Technology
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
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Charles Morris
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Martinique
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Clark & CO
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Linton Page
Thad Wood
Albany
Clay
Artesian Well
Lorena May
Little Rane
Ernest Smith
Fla
Smith
Me May
Newbury
R B Bryan
Wrightaville
RK. B Bryan
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Brinson
Tane
Sid Taylor
Pony
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Cardus
Thedford
Nannie Davis
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Chattanooga Medicine Co
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Pine Hill
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Chalker
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J. L. Wilson
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Baby Park
J. B. Giles
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Miss Faye
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India
Dr. King
M. D. Jamer 600
Scott
Scott & Lowne
Pearl Street
New York
Soc
Danton Marsie Wonks
H. P. Congarp
Dalton
M. E. Brivazs
Tennille
Just
Rock Hill Buggies
Louis Cohen
Sandersville, Ga
Sleinway
Weber, Sohmer & CO
Kranich & Bach
Ivers& Pond
CROWN
F. A. Guttenberger & Co
Second Street
Macon
Cutter-Tower Company
Devonshire St
Opp
John Hancock Building
Boston
Mass
Lindsay & Morgan
Bernstein
Broughton W
Savannah, Georgia
Mallary Bros. Machinery Co
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