Hoke Smith Wins Georgia Primary With Large Lead
Consolidated official returns from Georgia counties show Hoke Smith with a dominant popular vote of 94,497 and a 69,201 plurality over nearest rival James M. Smith. Russell and Howell follow, with Clark Howell at 21,720 and Estill at 14,214. Total votes cast 168,961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor Joseph M. Terrell
Moke Smith
Judge Russell
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
John H. Estill
James M. Smith
Terrell
Georgia
Mr. Smith
Thomas E. Watson
Mr. Watson
Turn of the season church notice for September
The Baptist church invites members and the public to join the September 2 communion season. Pastor W. L. Cutts urges a vigorous fall campaign and asks all members to attend in person, tightening irregularities from the summer and pulling forward in church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Baptist Church
Christianity
W. L. Cutts
Sea Wall Safety and Local Cure Claim
Sea Wall in Galveston makes life safe up to Wa-60 Tex resident E W Goodloe on Dutton St reports using Kin News Discovery in Consumption de Part for five years. He says it cured a long lasting cough and prevents pneumonia, while Vienna Drug Co offers bottles 60 cents to 1.00 with trial bottle free. oil firm advertises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Good Oe
Dutton St
Wa- 60
Tex
Vienna Drug Co’s
Spears Cut in Morning Clash With Negro Boy Near Depot
Mr Louis Spears of J P Heard & Sons was wounded in a confrontation with Claude Brown near the A B and A depot. Brown slashed with a pocket knife after Spears struck him with a buggy whip. Spears received shallow neck and back wounds but is not believed to be seriously hurt. Sheriff Clewis took Brown into custody and he was sent to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Spears
J. P. Heard & Sons
Claude Brown
Spears
Excursion by A B and A Hauls Large Crowd to Macon
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad carried about 1500 excursionists on two trains to Macon and Atlanta Thursday afternoon. Tickets were sold from here, with many locals aboard including Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Heard Col and Mrs. W. F. George and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Macon
Atlanta
Montezuma
J. P. Heard
W. F. George
J. L. Peavy
Ora Lee
A. E. Jordan
Orrie
M. E. Rushin
T. E. Noble
T. L. Lent
J. G. McDowell
J. King
G. T. Franklin
Sam Murray
J. F. Seago
E. E. Ellis
Ben, Davis
W. E. Murphy
End of the World of Troubles Owed to Electric Bitters
FE Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana says two years of kidney trouble caused great suffering and would have been impossible to endure without Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing kidney trouble, general debility, and other ailments including stomach liver and blood issues. Sold at Vienna Drug Co's drug store for 50c with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Vienna Drug Co
Arrest of Dolphus Hodge for gambling in house crowd
Officer J J Morgan arrested Dolphus Hodge and jailed him Wednesday night on gambling charges after stumbling upon a crowd of negroes in a house. Other suspects fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphus Hodge
J. J. Morgan
Electric light service orders required by Vienna Cotton Oil Co
Notice urges parties needing electric lights installed or repaired to report to the Vienna Cotton Oil Co office. Electrician may only perform work with an order from the office. Ed Howell, Manager, dated 8 24 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viena Cotton O1l Co
Ed Howell
Mgr
Primary to Nominate City Court Solicitor Held in Dooly
Dooly county Democratic executive committee met at the court house in Vienna on August 28 1906 to arrange a primary for a City Court solicitor. A Sept 14 1906 date was set with a $50 assessment per candidate due by Sept 1. Polls open 9 am to 3 pm with Vienna precinct sole polling if only one candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County
Democratic
Court House
J. O. Hamilton
Vienna
Dooly County Democratic Executive Committee
City Court
A. C. Bullington
Penalty Rules Curbed Excess Bale Bagging Across Southeast
Circulars from the Southeastern Cotton Buyers Association report penalties of at least 50 cents per bale for bales carrying more than six yards of bagging and six bands. The move, supported by most buyers and mills in the Southeast, aims to curb excess tare at gins and to improve marketability by protecting cotton from weather damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Cotton Buyers’ Association
A. Nicolson
C. B. Howard
Sec'y and
Treas
Powell Enters Vienna City Court Solicitor Race
In Dooly county a candidate announces for Solicitor of the Vienna City Court after Col George declines the post. Powell states he seeks support of the White voters and will serve faithfully and impartially if nominated and elected, subject to Executive Committee ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County
Col. George
City Court of
Vienna
Cordele Judicial Circuit
Powell
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure Guaranteed remedy ad
An old style advertisement proclaims Smiths Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy. It promises a no risk trial with payment of 50 cents and credits Forbes & Coxe as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes & Coxe
Vienna City Court Reports Strong Finances
The Vienna City Court shows a net gain as $1,806.06 from convict hires and fines over six months, above court costs. Judge D L Henderson will present the report to the grand jury next week, noting savings from reduced prisoner board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Court of
Vienna
Grand Jury
D. L. Henderson
Delegates and alternates named for Macon convention
Hon Hoke Smith named the Dooly delegates and alternates for the Macon convention to nominate Aug 22 candidates. Delegates are J P Heard O P Perry Dr W E Beacham C C Duncan. Alternates are J T Carlisle J M W Williams J B Smith John C Owen. Railroads offer a no fare rate plus 25 cents.
Delightful Social in Fort Valley Courtyard Reception
A Friday evening reception hosted by Miss Ruby Burns for Miss Mamie Miller of Fort Valley featured a green and white theme and palms and cut flowers. Attendees included Miss Miller and many guests, with Mrs. M. E. Rushin, Mrs. Joseph Burns, and Mrs. J. M. Haile assisting at the door and Miss Sallie Mobley serving at the punch bowl. Dr. R. H. Stovall won the Missing contest with Mr. W. T. McDonald as consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Miller
Fort Valley
Ruby Burns
Miss Burns
M. E. Rushin
Joseph Burns
J. M. Haile
Sallie Mobley
R. H. Stovall
W. T. McDonald
Sadie Hernes
Savannah
Emmie Fountain
Hawkinsville
Mattie Outlaw
Jacksonville
Fla
Annie Laura Jefferson
Columbus
Margie B. Adkins
Myrtis Everett
Ora Morgan
Johnnie Butler
Annie Whitehead
Emmie Woodard
Aline Joiner
Nannie Waller
Ethel
Superior Advantages In Music
Cox College and Conservatory at College Park Georgia under Dr J Lewis Browne and Mrs Alice Cox Crenshaw attracts music teachers and pupils across the south. Its well prepared instructors and thorough courses underscore the department’s long standing enviable reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox College and Conservatory
College Park
J. Lewis Browne
Alice Cox Crenshaw
South
Mystery Solved by Dr. King's New Life Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Ind reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Dr. King's New Life Pills. The pills are guaranteed to give satisfaction or money back and are sold for 25 cents at Vienna Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Vienna Drug Co’s
Four modern Vienna houses for sale cash or terms
Houses in Vienna offered for sale for sixty days. Four modern dwellings close in available for cash or liberal terms. See us at once, George and Woodward.
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George & Woodward
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Smith
Galveston's Sea Wall
Vienna Cotton Oil Co
MR Louis. Spears
Negro Boy
The
Solicitor City Court
Yoo
Astoria
Asia
Hime
Bears
Castoria
H. C. Wheeler
Cordele, Ga
New Enterprise
E. E. Raiford
Vienna, Ga
K. R. Lewis
Dooly Savings Bank
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