About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1901)
PONT TOBACCO SPIT and SMOKE Your Ufeawayl You ran hr rurr.l of anr form of tobarco uaiu> raailr, Ik- ma.lr well, alrong. raaKnrtjc, full or new life and vigor ty lairing MO-TO-BAO, that makra weak men atrong. Many 0,000 r^.in ten pound* in ten tfav*. Oeer 6 0 REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 43T “Hiwassee Route; At all of its Agencv Stations THE ATLANTA KNOXVILLE AND NORTHERN RAILWAY COM l’AN Y has on sale through -tickets to all points. To persons intending going to TEXAS, OAIvLAHOMA* INDIAN TERRITORY and the WEST VAwmiww«T rnOIlTllVV IS.M Should .. ,, secure their tickots , , ,i,„i, through to destination from . A. » lv. A p, v .\. T i?„,i Kail wav *. Agents. , . Outside Agents can not furnish • - Tickets , n . , . nor checked quote free, you lowest rates. Baggage which tickets tbromrh uiiougn to IU .111 all ooints v nos to are sold. Through tickets sold to dtsltna lions in CUBA, PORTO KK’O ail ,l \ ASSAU OUISV’in N 1* AlSO CINCIN > T ATI 1 all'points F ST- LOUIS tbJ CHICAGO and in VAP wX rnr r inchdSg VHRTII "I VV r l< KT on <! CAM FORNIA. For full informa lion apply , to . any A. a K. it 4 o v A. Agent a or write to J. II. McWii.ma.mh, General Passenger Agent, Knoxville Tcnn. “MIWaSSEE route Atlanta, Knoxville –, Northern Ry. THROUCH TRAIN •OHRDULI.______ * Northbound Daily Saturday Lv. Atlanta 8:15 a. in. 5:30 p in “ Marietta 0:20 “ (1:85 “ “ Jasper 11:17 “ 8:41 “ “ Blue Ridge 1:08 pm Arv, 10:10 Arv Knoxville 0:40 Southbound Daily Saturday Lv Knoxville 8:45 a m r Blue Ridge 2:35 p in 0:55 a in - Jasper 4:03 “ 8:24 “ Arv Marietta 0:00 “ 10:25 “ “ Atlanta 7:30 “ 11:35 “ Close connections made at Knoxville for all points in NORTH and WEST and in Atlanta Union Station for points in the SOUTH and EAST. J. II. McWilliams, G. P. A., Knox vile, Tenn. I K. W. Cook. Agt„ I Jasper, Ga. ' 1 Li4om /.r.-iVL .yf; u\ Georgia h Agricultural ■ii College XT Main DoilOihG Jjfc \ m r- j £ •U :-r- 111 DAHLONEGA, GA. A.B., A coiloifG «(1 Mention lii tt*s reach of all. 11,*S. Normal amt JlaaluesH M|ui‘s rating courses. cll Good laboratories Helpline; healthful, pood invito moral and mate: relijrVoim military InllueneeH. til Cheapest board Itt the State; a hit ml nice of country produce; ex ne«ises from $*i5i to n yeutrj board In dovmuorles or private families,’ Special license course for leach***! fltll faculty of nine; all under tlio control of the University. ution A college The prepar- insti atory class. v‘iM*dtu of sexes. tution founded specially for students of limited i leans. Send for catalogue to the President* Jo,-. S. SlRWAKT. A.M Sonic men think they are at the head of the ladder before they have ascended to the front round Some girls who are not in real ity brilliant conversationalists have a way of making men think they are Many a man wears a sad facial because he proposed to a beautiful girl years ago and—she married him. The way some people save money is by not paying their bills. The match industry will never cease while fond niamos have a worl lo say m the matter. Etiquette don’t seem to have anything to do with the good form displayed by a girl in bloomer cos tume. PATENTS 1 GUARANTEED! O'FARRELL – LAWSON, * 1425 NEW YORK AVE„ WASHINGTON, D. C. Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents, Designs,Trademarks,Copy rights. Will return fee if Patent Is not secured. Send for Inventor's Guide, or How to Get a Patent. JGfMention this Paper and secure special rates, nd# Till: IIOMEUOLIMTRK. An Ingenious Trealnunt by which llriinknrils arc Being cured Daily in Spile «>f Themselves. No Noxious Boses. No Weakening of Ihe Nerves. A I’leusunl and Postlve Cure for Ihe Liquor llaliit. ) It is not generally known and stood that Drunkenness ia a disease and not a weakness. A body filled with on and nerves completely shattered by periodical or constant use of intoxicating liquor*, requires an antidote capable of neutralizing and eradicating tiii* poison, and destroying the craving for intoxi cants. Suffer* may now cure themscl ve* at home withodt publicity or 1 o»h of time from buHineKH by Hiih wonderful “HOME GOLD CURB” which ha* been , j perfected . . , after many years of clone study , , and treatment of inebriates. Tlie faith i. fill , retarding „ to . directions .. of .... this ; j«e i wonderful , , , discovery , is post,ively ... guaian teed to cure the most . obstinate V *. » case.no > matter bow , hard , a drinker. Our records , show the . marvelous transformation of | 11 Drunkards into sober ’ in dustnous and upright men. WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS! ! I CHILDREN CUHE YOUR FATHERS!! This remedy ... is in no sense a nostrum I il4a ®P ec * iicfort ^ i8 di*eaw only, ami J is so skillfully devised and prepared that | ^ ifcis ,e taste, throughly so that soluble it can and be given pleasant in a cup to "I « «p«“ ......... l ot the P 0 ™ 011 hiking it. I housands of (Drunkards have cured themselves wit.li ibis priceless remedy, and as many more j have been cured and made temperate , men by having tlie “CURE” administer ed by loving friends and relatives with out their knowlndge in coffee or tea, and believe today that they discontinued drinking of theirown free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded by apparent and misleading “Improvements.” Drive out the disease at once and for all time. The “HOME GOLD CURE” is sold at the extremely low price of One Dollar, thus placing within leach of everybody a treatment more effectual than others costing $25 to $o0. Full directions ac company eaek package. Special advice by skilled physicians when requested without extra charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the world on receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. C r>rt(i EDWIN B. GILES – COMPANY, 2330 and 2382 Market Street Philadelphia. All correspondence strictly confidential, The Atlanta Journal and the Progress one year each—lf>(» pa pers—for only $1.25. ■ A Night of Terroj. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow | 1ias;M of Urn brave General Burnham of Macli o; when the doctors said she could I not livo till morning” writes Mrs. S. II. I Lincoln, who attended her that fearful 1 night. “All thought she must soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged for l)r •King’s Now Discovery, saying it had more than once saved her life, and had cured her of Consumption. After three small doses she slept eaily all night, and its further use completely cured her.” This marveleiisc medicine is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Dis eases. Only 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Tate, Simmon’s – Co. THE NEW YORK WORLD TMRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. Almost a Daily at thk Prick of a Weekly. The presidential campaign is over but the world goes on just tho same and it is full of news. To learn this news, just as it is—promptly and im partially—all that you have to The do is tv* look in the columns of Thrice-a-Week Edition of The New York World which comes to the subscriber 156 times a vear. The Thricc-a- Week World’s dili gence as a publisner of first news lias given it circulation wherever the English language is spoken—and you W«U)t it. The Thrioe-a-Week World’s regu lar subscription We price is only unequaled $1.00 per year. offer this newspaper and tho Prookess togeth er one year for $1.45. Tie regular subscription price of ho two papers is $2.00. bia i' • u every box <>l the geui'in* Lax mve j oino*Qi:in ne T*bieu ihe e oilv i* jnres n alti li via) day The new attorney General, P. < Knox, abandoned a trust attor neyship paying him $50,000 a year to acceqt a cabinet position at $$ » 000 an»um. BURIED TREASUR n . DUG UP IN GEORGIA Fortune Teller Leads a Farm er to a Fortune, SEARCH caused a laugh --— \V. W. lirunneu, a Prorpeious l’.outer 0 f Hullocli County, Uucniilii a Ves •el Containing $3d,()00 In Gold Coin on-HI* Own Plantation. r ro ia 1,0 nC f d *° «° *£'OaUfornia^ ^ ... 0*or ,, , , , u> or even to North Georgia to hnut for g< ti. ^as bceu ' uueartneu ‘ ri lit *... iior^in Bui , loch , couuty. One man. W. V.. Bran non, is no leas , than .. $30,000 .... bett'r .. ott day ... thau yesteraay, . ana ho , louuu *t f right . . . , here . tao , of , tuo, . ... in son - .. Mr. Brannen pro.-perous farmer or is a the Lastou amnct , ir “V . : 1 " ’ „ r ’ | poated premonition that he woo..1 on: day y, 0 a r i c h man. KechaucCU ro<irop into a fortune teller’s place of br.-in-i while in Savannah, and thi- w;,v of t!v; occult told him that on his piaco t: i Bul loch county> llt tho et ,d of a con milldam, was buried a large amount of money. Brannen quietly went to dig ging around this old mill sift', seurcuing for the hidden treasure. Told by ITireo Girl*. In the meantime c. youir,- married wo man living near him foun t t hat sue possessed the power of me-men; m. She happened one day to get oue of Hrau neu’s little girls under her influence. While iu that state of mind tne little girl said that there was on her father’s place, at a certain spot, a law pot of gold buried. Brannen renewed his ef forts. He visas laughed at by his neigh bors, but, to make matters doubly sure, this woman of mesmeric powers got an other little girl from another communi ty, who had not heard of the gold story at all, and while under the spell, she, too, told tho story of the fabulous sum of money buried at the sumo place. A third girl repeated the same prophecy that gold would be found at that partic ular place. Brauneu continued his riigg ng, and yesterday struck a pot of ante-bellum mold which contained tJoO.O Hi in gold coin. When or by whom this tree-are was laid away nobody knov.-s, mu Brannen care, now tliat lie 1ms rlie laugh on his friends and m-ignbors. The community is wild over tho find, and now that the prospects for crops are so poor, the people will spend the vaii-y days, when they can’t plow, in -digging for valuables, hidden probably in o a early sixties to keep- tho YauKees from getting them. WITH SUICIDAL INTENT. Co 1 uii 1 1)in Man shoots H'ai-eif With Unpaid-1 1 or Pistol. Columbus, Ga , June Iff.--John Floyd, a white man, who formerly lived in Girard, day afternoon walked into to buy a pawn pistol.' shop^ester- After a selecting a pistol he rushed cut of the door without paying for it and ex claimed that he was going to kill him self. He hurried into Yarbrough’s sa loon, two doors away, and handing the bartender a note, walked over m the corner, pulled out tho pistol, stuck it ro his head and shot • himself. Floyd fell to the floor and lay in a pool of blood. It was thought at tivsc he was dead, but he showed signs of life and after wards was brought to and carried to his homo up town, where iiis life is now hanging by a thread. The ball entered near his right temple and went through his head. The note Floyd loft the bartender was addressed to his mother, and read as follows! • ‘Dear Mother—I know this will break your old heart, but I cannot help it. Take oaro of my children, and bury me by my brother. Bob.” Floyd has a wife ami several children. He formerly worked iu the-mills. A SAVANNAH PEST SHIP. Reaches New York With a Case of Mmullpox Aboard. Savannah, Juue 18.—A dispatch from New York says: The Oceau Steamship company’s steamer Tallahassee, Captain Askius, which sailed from Savannah June 14, arrived yesterday proceeded at quarantine, re ported all well and to her pier in tho North river. Among her forward cabin passengers was a negro named William Stanton, aged about 25 years. During the pas sage from Savannah Stanton did not complain of being ill. When Stanton landed from the steamer complained he proceeded to Bellevue hospital and of being sick. He was examined by the hospital surgeons smallpox. and discovered The patient to be suffering from was removed to North Brothers island. As the passengers had nil left the steamer after her arrival at the dock, the vessel was placed under observation and none of her crew allowed to go ashore. She was returned to quaran tine this morning for disinfection. Hall and Wind Storm. Ellaville, Ga., June 18.— Ellayille was in the edge of a terrible hail aud wind storm yesterday afternoon. Two miles west of this place tho cotton was stripped of every leaf. Corn and ali other crops suffered heavily. The hail was the heaviest ever seen her.: aud the wind was destructive to timber. Carnegie Library For Macon. Macon, Juue 18.—Mayor Smith today received a letter from Andrew Carne gie, notifying tho former of a gift of $20,000 to Macon for a free library, on condition that tlife city shall appropriate $2,000 a year for its maintenance. It is expected council will accept the offer tonight. i “Fooling” With a Torpedo. Thomasville, Ga . June 10.—Brvan Blackshear, son of Charles Blackahear put a torpedo in a vise and screwed ^ up until it exploded. Both eyes were JX–TTWS will be seriously impaired. sight DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT DOTHAN, ALA, One School Teacher Shoots and Kills Another. then commits suicide Failing to Secure K.iclioii lo l*luce to Which lie Aspired, l*rof. Ituuklu Murders Prof. McNeill aud Then Takes llis Own l.tf.\ Montgomery, Ala.. Juue 17. — A double tragedy occurred this morning, ^ Profes . sor Ibmkm shot aud killed Pnucipal George * B. McNeill of the Dothan pub lie school aud then shot . ... himselt. ... Professor McN „ „ eill was one of . the .. . best known educators the state . and . had . ., in . been president 1 of Lafayette college, ,, Professor Rankin . was one of his . assist ants last year. Anew faculty was elected Saturday c jgi)t and Professor Rankin’s name was j ett off the list. Ho tried to reopen the case yesterday, but was unsuccessful He met Professor McNeill at the i.ehool building early this woruiug aud shot auri killed him instantly. Raukin was unmarried aud from Peusacola. McNeill leaves a wife aud three chil dren. MRS. M’KINLEY'S CONDITION. Aw — I’hysiciaus Declare >*!ie Is Now Oul of Danger. Washington, June 18. — Drs. John ston and Rixey held a consultation at the White House thi9 forenoon, at the conclusion of which Dr. Johnston pro nounced Mrs. McKinley out of danger and convalescing. He said there may, of course, bo a recurrence of her trouble, but for the present the danger is past. It is expected President and Mrs. Mc Kinley will be able to leave for Canton by July 1. Dr. Johnston said that the blood iu fectiomhad disappeared entirely. Dr. Rixey, although encouraged by the improvement in Mrs. McKinley’s condition, was somewhat more conser vative in his statement than Dr. John ston. He thought it scarcely safe to say that she was entirely out of danger, as her extreme weakness might precipitate a relapse, bat her condition was quite satisfactory, her improvemeut being steady and seemingly certain of contin uance. BIG FIRE AT BUFFALO. Destruction of Water Front Properly Valued at $250,000. Buffalo, Juue 18.—Fire early today swept out of existeuce all the buildings on Squaw island fronting on the Niagara river, foot of Ferry street, to a point three-quarters of a mile north. The loss is iu the neighborhood of $250,000. The principal buildiugs destroyed were the Frontier mill, owned by the Scoelkopf estate, valued at $50,000; the Ryan elevator, the property of Stephen M. Ryan, $75,000; the Queen City mills. $110,000; Fort Erie Ferry company’s ticket office and waiting room and a part of their docks, i ;,000. Besides these buildings, a dozen nap tha aud steam launches, canal boats aud houseboats anchored in the harbor, valued at about $15,000, were destroyed, together with the dook itself, worth $35,000. Scores of shauties aud boathouses oc cupied by squatters stretching along the shore of the river for nearly a mile added fuel to the flames. EDWARDS IS CAPTURED. Wholesale Lynching of Negroes Ex. peered to Follow. Memphis, Juue 17.—A Scimitar special bulletin from Mouroe, La., says Ed wards, the murderer of J. G. Foster, has been captured, aud that the lynch ing of all the negroes arrested in con nection with the murder will probably take place tonight. Irisit Kxhibit Proposed. St. Louis, June 18.—Steps toward forming a permanent organization to arrange an Irish exhibit for the Louisi ana Purchase exposition has been taken at the meeting of the Irish National World’s Fair association. The commit tee on mode and procedure, which was appointed at a former meeting, made an extensive report iu which it recom mended that $000,000 be raised by sub scription among Irishmen throughout the world for au exhibit. One Killed; Tliree lujured. Newark, O., June 18.—A section of the roof of the Baltimore aud Ohio roundhouse here oaved in last night, killing oue mam aud injuring three oth er* Ernest Jackson, aged IV, was crushed about the chest and died. Ora Frye, hurt about the head and back; Lewis Thompson, head hurt aud foot injured so as to require amputation; William Myers, cut ou the head. Oue mau was dug from under an engine but was uuiujured. New Command For Bates. Washington, June 18. — Brigadier General John C. Bates, who recently returned from the Philippines, has been ordered to command the department of the Missouri, with headquarters at Omaha. The department has for some time been uuder command of General Merriam, who is at present in command of the department of Colorado. Heavy 8now la the Alps. Beklix, Juue 18.—There have been heavy snowfalls iu the Bavarian and Tyrolean Alps and railroad communica tions between Munich and Italy are in terrupted.__ Death of Mr. PIngree. London, June 19.— Ex-Governor Pin j gree 0 f Michigan died here last night, f a protracted illness. Cancerous «- >»«■«»»—*• ~~ death. — , . W I 9 1 A The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of ✓7 - and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In this. 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