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UNION-RECORDER.
Milledgeville, Ga., Dkc. 17. 1901.
STATE SANITARIUM.
The
Eeport of the Minority'is
\ 'Withdrawn.
The members, of the
THE K. P. BAZAAR A SUCCESS
Legislative
Committee, which recently visited the
Georgia State Sanitarium, to invests
srate the charges brought ngainst the
management of that institution by Dr.
W. A. O’Daniel, who signed the mi
nority report, sent a request to the
Clerk’s desk last Friday, asking that
their report be withdrawn. After
giving the matter a more thorough
study, they decided that they bad made
a mistake in criticising the manage
ment ot the Institution, and deter
mined to withdraw their report.
This action leaves only the report
of the majority on the records ot the
Legislature. In this report the man-
aeeroent of Institution is praised, and
highly commended, and those against
whom charges were brought are ex*
cnerated. _ .. .
The Georgia State Sanitarium is
second in size in the United States,
and its affairs are economically admin
istered It costs less than thirty cents
per capita a day to maintain the in
mates. Anyone who has never vis
ited the Institution has no idea ot its
mammoth proportions, nnd the care
and pains taken by the authontes in
looking after those under their protec.
,0 *Dr. Powell is a kind-hearted man
and has the highest conception of the
Tesponsibiities resting upon him, He
will not tolerate in tbe least any mis
treatment of uiose under his care.
The people of Geeagia can rest as
sured that Georgia’s greatest charity
is well and economically managed,
and that tba state’s unfortunates are
well cared for.
The Bazaar at the Knights o‘
Pythias Castle which closed Friday
night proved a successful venture for
that organization. More than five
hundred dollars were cleared by the
management and turned over to the
Treasurer.
The lively patronage of the people
enabled the young ladies at the various
booths to dispose of very nearly every
article that was on sale at the Bazaar.
Every night the halls were filled bv
the city folks, who came in crowds to
attend the Bazaar, and to purchase the
wares of the fair. They lingered in
the rooms and passed the evenings
pleasantly in lively discussions of the
topics of the day, and in pleasant chats
with their friends whom they met there.
This intermingling of the people
made the Bazaar a social success as
well as a financial success.
Editorial QI!*pse» and ClippiaQf.
■"Charleston exposition is in full blast.
It has been suggested that a hospital
should be established in this city.
It is a suggestion worth the considera
’.ion of the new city council.
~ Wind, flood and snow swept over
the north and west from Montana to
Texas, and from New York to the
Rockies, last Saturday and Sunday
The most enthusiastic and the feature
in which all interest centered on Fri
day evening, the last evening of the
Bazaar, was the contest for an emblem
watch fob, to be given by Mayor
Horne to the most popular knight.
The contest narrowed down early in
the evening to Mr. S. W. Thornton
and Mr. M, S, Bell. The friends of
these gentlemen gave them strong sup
port and the voting was extremely
lively at ten cents a vote. The polls
were closed promptly at ten o’clock.
A count ot the ballots made Mr. Thorn
ton a winner by a large majority in a
vote of 2,017. Both these gentlemen
are worthy and popular Knights
every sense ot the word.
In the other contests Miss Claudia
Troutman received a handsome watch
as the most popular Industrial girl,Miss
Elizabeth Biyins received a diamond
stick pin as the prettiest Industrial
girl, and Miss Nettie Cone a cat gla*s
bottle of perfume as the most popular
young lady in the city.
The Agricultural and Industrial edi
tion of the Athens Banner was a splen
did paper of 18 page
(ull of interest-
ins matter
and handsomely illustrated.
Another Member of Legislature Dead.
Another member of the house has
passed away, whose death was announc
ed Friday morning. It was Hon. J.
R. Henderson ol Forsyth county. This
makes three members of the house that
died this session, Hon. Porter King,
of Fulton, who died early in the ses-
sion, Lectured Crawford, the negro
member from McIntosh, who died
Thursday, and Hon. J. R, Henderson of
Forsyth, who also died at his home at
Gumming Thursday, but whose death
was not reported till Friday morning,
This makes live members in all who
have died during the sessions ol 1900
and 2901, the two members dying last
year being lion. .J. H. McWhorter of
Oglethorpe and lion. G. G. Johnston of
Jefferson,
The $25,000 which Hampson receiv
ed for his services in the battle of San
tiago reminds us that there were men
in the nayy who were further away
from the conflict than he was who did
not receive a cent.
Some one, it appears, asked Mr.
Wright who indaced the governor to
veto the dispensary bill. As the story
goes, Mr. Wright through! a moment
and then answered: ,
“I think, mv Iriend, it was Bishop
Candler and Frank Potts.”—Atlanta
Journal.
Frank Potts is leading liquor dealer
Be Atlanta. ^
The Philadelphia Record very
cleverly defines the difference be
tween democrats and republicans as
follows: The domocrats everywhere
lire ir. lavor of abolishing the treasury
surplus by moderate reduction ot taxes,
and, above all. of the excessive duties
on imports. The republicans a
favor of expending the surplus
maintaining the taxes.
XZczcma, Xtehing Humors, Pim
ples. Treatment Free,
Does your skin itch, and burn? Dis
tressing eruptions on the skin so you
led ashamed to be seen in company?
Do scabs and scales form on the skin,
hair or scalp? Have you eczema? Skin
sore and cracked? Rash form on the
skin? Prickly pain in the skin? Swol
len joints? Falling hair? All run down?
Skin pale' 1 Old sores? Eating sores?
Ulcers? To cure to stay cured take B.
B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) which
makes the blood pure and rich, then
the sores will heal and the itching of
ec/jma stop forever, the skin become
clear and the blood pure. B. B. B.
sold at drug stores $1, Trial treatment
sent tree and prepaid by writing to
Blood Balm Go., Atlanta, Ga. De
scribe your trouble and tree medical ad
vice given. Over 301)1) testimonials of
cures by B. B. B.
and
The Supreme Court in a decision
handed down last Wednesday, reversed
the judgment of the Superior Court
of this county, in the case in which
Mr. U. L. Wood brought suit against
the City of Milledgeville. 'lhe suit
was based on injuries received by Mr.
Ifari.-h Wood, his son, in Feb. 1898,
and was for damages sustained by him
lor loss of the labor of the injured
men. At the last January term of
the court Mr. Wood was awarded six
hundred dollars, and the case was car
ried to the higher court, anil the ver
dict reversed.
COl ltSK IN AGItH I I/ri KE
AKKAHUEO KV IMIVEKSITV,
There are now 21,000 Masons in
Georgia, being an increase of 1,600
tor tbe masonic year just closed. The
financial condition of the Grand Lodge
a is the best in its history. It is esti
mated that there will be a surplus in
the treasury at the opening of ttie
next communication ot between $11,~
000 and $12,000. Eleven new lodges
were chartered during the past year.
The trustees of the proposed Masonic
Home have available about $8,000.
They hope to raise an additional $2,-
000 within the next few months,
when the contract for the home will be
let. The location ha? not yet been de
cided upon
A short winter course of instruction
in the State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts is arranged especially
for the benefit of farmers’ sons, many of
whom cannot aflord the time and money
necessary lor a full college course of
study, and yet desire a better prepara
tion tor their lile work than can be had
on the farm. It will be given in the
winter, when the work on the farm is
least pressing and when the time can
best be spared.
The course is open to all over 15
years of age. No examination for ad
mission is required, and a good eommon
school education will enable any one of
average ability to take the course with
profit.
There is no clpi^e for tuition or
other fees.
The course in 1902 beings Monday,
January 6th, ends Saturday, March
29th, and is divided into two terms of
six weeks each, either or both ol which
may b« taken.
Dr
Bull s Baby Syrup for Teeth
ing Babies. Full-size bottle 10 cents.
Cures Wind Colic, Diarrhoea, Loss ol
bleep, Griping Pains, Sour Stomach,
Fever, Cholera Infantum, etc. Dr.
Bull’s Baby Syrup promotes tbe baby’s
digestion, regulates the stomach and
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; Dewey Stands Alone
la Schley’s Support.
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FOR SOMETHING USEFUL
AND SUBSTANTIAL IN THE WAY OF
Washington, Dec. 13.—The most
prolonged, interesting and important
naval tribunal eyer held in the coun
try came to a close today, having in
op*n and secret session lasted three
months, short of one week, when Sec
retary Long was handed the findings of
the court of Rear Admiral Schley
during the Santiago campaign. For
seven weeks the court heard testimony,
and for tully a month it deliberated
upon that mass of evidence, finally
reaching the conclusions announced to
day. The result was a complete sur
prise, and it is probable that no proph
ecy has approached the truth. In
stead of one report, there are two. They
are signed by George Dewey, president,
and Sam C. Lemly, as judge-advocate.
This is a form said to he recognized in
all courts of inquiry, the signatures of
the other members not being necessary.
But it isexplained tliat Admiral Dewey
signed the second report, a minority re
port, to express his qualification of or
dissent from the views expressed by tbe
court, coiopiising beside himself Ad
mirals Benhatn and Ramsay in the first
report’
It is said at the navy department
that there will be on further proceed
ings in this celebrated case on the de
partment’s initative.
Two members of the court, Benliam
and Ramsay, who were unknown in the
war, sustain the charges against ad
miral Schley, while George Dew«y,
president of the court, and the Spanish-
American war hero, stands by him
throughout, saying lie won the greatest
naval battle in the history ot tbe world.
Admiral Schley is being advised by
Isadore Raynor to push the case in
every way that appeal can be made,
knowing that the sentiment of the peo
ple of the United States is with him.
CHRISTMAS or
NEW YEAR
GIFTS
CALL AT HEADQUARTERS FOR
LOW price!
And you will lind hundreds of Articles,
PETER J. CLINE offers great inducements to the trade in
A Sweeping Reduction atom
all lines for the Christmas au<
Holiday Trade
SO NO MATTER
What you want
H M H
™ e HHH 611
Tonic And Blood Purifier.
Th.« Original Specific
FOR ALL
Diseases of the Bloocl.
IT CURES CANCERS.
Mr. G. F, Nakvarty of Rochelle,
Ga,, says: “The H. H. H. Co.,
Blood Purifier cured a eance” for
him and he recommends it to his
friends.
Guaranteed purely vegeta
ble, The only BLOOD PURI
FIER known that is guaranteed
to euro.
For special terms and prices
see CULVER & KIDD,
Milledgeville, Ga,
H. H, Co.,
[ tie H.
Marshallvllle, Ga.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives i nstant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on the stom
ach, relieving all distress after eating.
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
It can’t help
but do you good
If you need a ring call on Wil
liams for tine diamond?, whole
pearls,(that won’t discolor) opels
plain gold, children’s rings, or
any kind of solid gold rings. Re
member I sell no rings that are
not solid gold.
Prepared only by E. G. DtWitt& Go., Chicago.
Tb« SI. bottle contains 2 y t times the 50c. size.
Iu the way of Dry Goodi
Shoes, Notions, Underwent
Carpets, Mattings, Criunl
Cloths, Oilcloths,
WISHES EACH
AND EVERY
ONE
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The Prices and Values will be made to suit your pocket book.
Wherefore? you ask, Simply because CLINE needs money ani
needs it bad, and the season is growing short, and this is a coll
snap, a time when heavy goods ought to get on the move and slid)
into the possession of somebody who wants to keep warm and cot
fortablo during the Christmas Tide, so as to tide over the Seasoi
and be fresh and spry to greet the coming year and their friendt
with the compliments of the season.
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And a Happy New Year
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The Opportunity ot Your Lift
Attention City Tax Payers.
T OE BOOKS for tne reception of city
taxM for tbe year 1901 are <>p«n. All
tax«a are payable at my office in the City
Mall. P. L. PAIR. Clerk.
Sept. 9, 1901. tf
Notice !• Brki.i't «■< Creditor*,
GEORGIA. Baldwin County.
A LL pel sons indebted to the e*tata or
Mrs. Hattie P. Conn, late of eaid coun
ty, daoaaed, are requested to make pay
ment, and any person bavin* demands,
against said estate are requested to pre
sent tbem to tbe undersigned, in terms of
the lav. W, T. CONN. Admr,
Nov. •, 1*01.
Baldwin Sheriffs Sales-
Dubois
handmade
watch cases
gives satis
faction the
world over.
Sold by
Dixon
Williams
Como let us
show you the
difference
pat:q2. between
these and the cheap cases.
bowels, removes the cause of pain and
"wby’shouid not tbe cent ml and bis ( sickness, soothes and comforts the baby.
Ja ♦„«„ of Milledaeviile make I It > s *» fe « nt > s ur(> - Sold by Culver &
Kidd,
otic old town of Milledgeville make
an effort to get the home?
Dixon
Williams,
GEORGIA. Baldwin County.
^yriLL be sold on the first Tuesday in
January next, at public oulwry'. bs-
fne legal
fore tko Court house door, during
hours ot sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
the following described Bioperly, ftv-wlt:
All that tract or pare# of land situated
in 918th district, G. M., said county con
taining one hundred and ninety-seven (197)
aeree, more or less, bounded as follows, on
tbe north by lands of S. Napier; east by
Ltttle Cedar Creek; south by Mrs. Furrer
and W. A. Walker; west by C. W. Soond.
Said property levied on as the property of
G. T. Dlsmukcs to satisfy County Court
exeautlon issued from April monthly term,
1901, in favor of R. W. Ilutherson vs G.
T. I)l»mul*e. Levy made this l>ec. 7th,
1901, and defendant ia possession notltlod
as required by law.
C. E. PROSSER, Sheriff.
Dec, 9th. 1901. 94 tds.
Il Keep* Ike Feel Wnrw nnd lirf.
Ask to-dav for Allen's Foot-Ease, a pow
der. It cures Chilblains, Swollen, Sweat
ing, Sore, Achlnir, Damn feet, At all drug
gists and shoe|stores, 25c.
Is still open for you. One of the Groat Wonders of the Twentietj
Century is now offered to the Citizens of Baldwin and surroundii
counties. Peter J, Cline, Leader and Controller of Low Prices an^
Best Values, having made arrangements with Rex Manufacturii
Co., of Chicago, which enables him to furnish to each of his cus
tomers a beautiful OIL PAINTING LIFE SIZE PICTURE, enl
larged, of themselves or auy member of their family, when thej
have traded out TEN DOLLARS IN CASH AT HIS STORE.
Card will be handed you at Cline’s, and every CASH purchase yoj
make the card will be punched to the amount of your purchase and
when the amount reaches ten dollars your Photo will be sent on to
Chicago and an Oil Painting will be returned, and as each ten (lob
lars worth is purchased you can have another Photo made into at
Oil Painting. Cline has made arrangements for the year 1901,
ample time and opportunity are afforded you to include all tbl
loved one*.
“The World Do Move,” and no one can imagine how strong it I
and toll the wonders of the coming ages. Yet, more wonderful thw
imagination are ihe truths being developed by man’s intellect ana
perseverauce. Peter J. Cline says to the trade when you buy toj
Cash, Ten Dollars worth of Goods, you will be entitled to an 0j!
Painting of yourself or any one you wish, free: Your photograph!
will be sent to Chicago and the oil painting is return*! in a HantW
some Frame worth $5.00 for $2.98. “All for ten dollar purchaser
“The World Motes,” natuue holds untold secrets for um, the sea, tr
tides, the winds and the sunlight are destined to devefSp great won
ders during th^ twentieth century. The merchant must be awake
and ready to grasp tho situation, by offering inducements, such »»|
will bring the customers to his store, and at the same time convince!
them that the “World do Move,” and he is moving with it. Peter J*r
Cline, The Leader and Controller of Low Prices and Best Values,!
invites competition, as competition ia the life of trade, and trade!
i« tha life of the Universe.
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