Athens daily banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1889-1902, November 07, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text—— Not worth paying attention to, you say. Perhaps you have had it for weeks. It’s annoying because you have a constant desire to cough. It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is a family failing. —; lungs is a family failing. At first it is a slight cough. At last it is a hemorrhage. At first it is easy to cure. At last, extremely difficult. without coat. >tt. J. C. AYE Lowell, THE ATHENS BANNER: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7. 1899 Baking .Powder Mokes the food more ddickHis and wholesome KWH tan— W«BP CO., MW Personal rtention. Have your prescriptions filled by R. O. Orr at the City Drug Store. Mitoeo Fleming Entertain. It was the celebration of Miss Isabelle Fleming’s twelfth birthday and Miss Lucy Fleming’s tenth birthday which occasioned the gathering of the little folks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fleming on Miledge avenue, Friday The decorations in pink a beautiful background for the sweet, lovely little faces. Pink also predominated in the dainty refresh ments. Among the amusements for the children, was dancing, a cake walk, a theatre Cinderella and cutting pac kages from a string while blindfolded. Among the little folks in costume were, Mary Gerdine, a Gypsy; Sarah Gerdine, a Spanish lady; Annie Carlton, in even ing dress; Edgeworth Lamkin; Nanoy Benedict, queen of hearts; Julia Bene dict, a bride; Lanier Branson, a Scotch man ; Edith Branson, evening dress; Gladys Vincent, folly; Bessie Bright- well, America; Carrie Walden, even ing dress; Natalie Bocock, a little bun dle of sweetness; Jack Bocock, George Washington; Florence Hooper, Bo Peep; Moselle Scudder, Red Riding Hood; Annie Laurie Mell, a Gypsy; Mildred Ml« Ann. TTamtltnai ^ m— Alice I Williams left yesterday to visit relatives | in Columbia county. The friends of Mr. R W. Lamkin will I learn with regret that he is ill at his | home just without the city. Mr. Walter Bassenger, of Auguste, I was a pleasant visitor to the city last! Sunday. He returned yesterday morn ing. Mell, Red Riding Hood; Annie B. I The currea t topic section of the Wo- Phinizy, evening star; Bolline Phinizy, man ’s club will meet Thursday after winter ; Mattie Sue Phinizy, evening noon at 4 o’clock in the chapel of Lucy dress; Anna C. Benedict, evening dress'; | Cobb. Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Oon- Sallie Hull, a court lady; Callie Hull, a court lady; Joe Hull, highlander; Mary Belle Harris, court lady; Mattie | Mrs Billups Phinizy, Mrs- E A. Craw Wilson DuBoee, evening drees; Bayard ford and Mrs. B. A. Stovall left yester- Staraes; Arthur Griffeth; Masie Grif* U»y Richmond, to attend convention feth, snow; Marian Griffeth, winter; I °* Daughters of the Confederacy. Homer Nicholson, Little Boy Blue; i w p -vp-eloh, Mrs. W. J. Mar- Alfred Nicholson, Duke of France; ton> Mrs. W. W. Thomas and daughters, Walton Griffeth, Scotchman; Lula May Misses Rosena and Isabelle, left last Hull, evening dress; Willie Reed Orr, night for Richmond, Washington, New ... --*-*-* * -■ *■ Thel way will conduct the discussion. A full attendance is desired. TWO URGE BUS BOBU TO THE GROUND. They Belonged to Mr. Hinton and | Mrs. Price. FIRE ORIGINATED Mexican; Henry Hull, Little Boy Blue; Delony Hull, Jack Horner; A’Lama Steele, a chrysanthamnm; Rosins Thomas, evening dress; Isabelle Tho mas, old time lady; Minnie Thomas, dancing girl; Mamie Lumpkin, even ing dress; June Lyndon, Spanish Duenna; George Laoy, a clown; Louise Lacy, queen of hearts; Henly Lacy, York and other points of interest, party will be absent a month. Mr. George Eberhart, spent yesterday with Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels (•■eanses the System ..^EFFECTUALLY # __ OVERCOMES iart, of Madison. I . "VUiJSTlPATION friends in the city HABITUAL CO*'* 3 wilUHb v Dr Dim a Kir Km v Wedding Gifts In Elegant Glass and Fine I China J. H HUGGINS & SON. Mr. W. H. Morton spent yesterday in the city. Mr. Mark Pittman, of Madison county, ! was in the city yesterday looking after flower girl; Louella Brand, evening | some business interests, dress; Julia Brand, evening dress; Isabelle Fleming was lovely as an American beauty rose; Lucy Fleming Folly,” was sweet; Joe H. Fleming I Mr. R. B. Harris passed through the I Miss Lily Mass, out roses; Mrs. Lamar represented ‘‘Uncle Sam.” Others |°tty yesterday en route from his home to j Cobb, cut chrysanthemums; Mrs C. B. CROUP Mothers, when your children are at tacked by the dreadfhl croup, you need not despair; Dr. Bull’s Clough Syrup will relieve and cure them at once. You can always depend on this marvelous remedy; it always cores. DeBuITs COUCH SYRUP Will cure Croup without fail. I>oscs are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Price 2& cts. At all druggists. Mr. George Booth, of Madison, was in | the city yesterday. Two bams, belonging to Mrs. Price and Mr. John W. Hinton, were burned to the ground yesterday morning at an I early hour, in the neighborhood of the j Normal School. The fire department made a fine run I bnt the scene was folly one and one-half miles from the engine house, and the flames had gained snch headway by the time the firemen arrived that they could | not be checked. Both bams were large and were stored I with forage, making the loss to either | party heavy. The fire is supposed to have originated I from the spark of a cigarette in the | hands of a negro employee at Mrs. Price’s who smoked continually while | working about the premises. Mrs. Price carried some insurance, bnt | Mrs. Fears, general vegetable display; | Mr. Hinton had none at all. A w.iudtnill. which was near one of I Ayers Cherry Pectoral | Chamber Sets and Dinner Sets. Large New Stock just re- | ceived. Beautiful Goods at | Low Prices. I IMPORT GOODS. We are receiving every day I new additions to our Fancy [Goods from Import Goods. Arriving in China, Glass, Etc. Never was our Stock |a-» Complete and Pretty. PERMANENTLY BUT TMt GENUINE- MANVD BY (AURRNIA ffG <tYRVP(S roe s*u n »u MuMdfe ww to. it* saw. who were present were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thomas and Miss Gertrude Jackson. Miss Mildred Rutherford, state histo rian of the Daughters of the Confed eracy, left yesterday for Richmond, Va. Macon. where she will attend the annual meet-1 * s expected home today, ing of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Chandler, pot chrysanthemums; Mrs Dixon, dnb plant; Mrs. Vincent, raferce; Mr. E. B. Jackson, of Greenville, is | executive committee, refreshments. | spending a few days in the city with [ friends. I Mr. Walter S. Forbes, the new secre- i tary of the Y. M. O. A , arrived in the Miss Engenia Barnes, who has been I city Sunday, and entered upon his duties | visiting in Macon for the past few days, j yesterday. Mr. Forbes comes highly the structures, burned to the ground also. The flames attracted a large crowd from the city, many believing that the | Normal School was burning. The total loss reaches about 11,000. Used by British Soldiers In Africa. Capt. O. G. Dennison is well known | quickly conquers your little hacking cough. There is no doubt about die cure now. Doubt comes from neglect. For over half a century Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs and preventing consumption. It cures Consumption also if taken in time. lee» we Clerri Pectoral Plasters over too lugs U bob tH|L Shalt we send yon a book on this subject, free? EMPLOY PRIVATEERS. ..New Arrivals.. recommend and will meet with a warm I over Africa as commander of the | reception at the hands of the Athens I forces that captured the famous rebel Mr. W. O. Bond, a prominent citizen I people. Galishe.- Under date of Nov. 4,1897, of Oglethorpe county, spent yesterday i _ I from Vry burg, Bechuanaland, he writes: Mrs. J. W. Williams, who has been in the city. The Shakespeare division of art and ••Before starring on the last campaign I quite ill with fever for several weeks, “ lett€ f . 8ec “ on 0, *° Woman’s dub wiU bought a quantity of Chamberlain's | ^ Utue of lnEarope . nd has about recovered and is now visiting Dr. Beatty, rector or the Episcopal meet in the reading room of Lucy Cobb Qolio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, relatives in Danielsville. | church, returned yesterday from a two I Institute this evening at 7:30 o’clock I w hich I used myself when troubled weeks vacation, most pleasantly Bpent The 3rd act of Julius Csesar will be read | with bowel complaint, and bad given to Miss Lon Derrill Coleman* who has I fishing in Florida waters. and discussed. A fall attendance is 1 been the guest of Miss Louise DuBoee I ~* | earnestly desired, for some tame past, is spending the week I NIr. Tom Stapler, of Harmony Grove, with her relative, Mrs. Camak, on Meigs «P«at yesterday in the city. Have your photo made at Hajoe’ gal- 8tpeet — j lery. See the finest yon ever saw for Mr. O. B. Chandler is oat of the city j 25c per dozen. for a few days on-business. _ . , . ' ‘ 7 m ~ I Commercial hotel arrivals: W D Mr Zack Cobb is spending the day in ^ 0 r ° - 1 TUnnUtreret/Kn 1% . YET O n. Jefferson looking after some legal bun- I ness. Washington, D C; W 8 Cothran, Car- tersville, Ga; Wm Rawls, Norfolk, Va; I America. Paris, Nov. 6 —The Temps corrobo- my men, and in every case it proved 1 Tates the statement of The Eclair that most beneficial.” For sale by H. R. I the Boers have decided to employ priva- Palmer & Sons, Druggists. | teen and says There is an immense fleet of trans- VICE PRESIDENT HOBART ports now at sea carrying troops. The IS SINKING FA8T. | Transvaal government cannot seriously threaten these, b it there is no doubt He Realists That His End Is Near at Haod. I that it has issued letters of marque in Paterson, N. J , Nov. 6.—The condi | E nr0 p e and the United States and ] U. B. HOGGIN! BROAD STREET. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself a candi- I date for re-election as Mayor, subject to | the action of the Democratic party. E. I. SMITH. ANNOUNCEMENT. -I hereby announce myself a candidate I for alderman from the First ward, sub- I ject to the action of the democratic party. O. F. BAILEY. ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as alderman from the first ward, subject to the action of the democratic party. A. M. Center. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby annouce myself a candidate for alderman from the Second ward subject to the action of the democratic primary. W. P. VONDERAU. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself a candidate "for re-election as alderman from the Third yard, subject to the action of the democratic party. / DAVID O. BARROW. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the action of Mr. I one of th Gaulden, of Winterville, was j iters to Athens yesterday. J a titm ° f Vi ° e Pre6ident Hobart WB8bat British commerce may suffer, even it | the democratic pariy. J. F. FOSTER I u ‘“* f“«? ~ I th. wuupom a.... slightly weaker. He slept a good part Mrs. D. P. Haselton and children are I visiting relatives in Colombia county- PHILIP STREET PARADE TODAY. . Lieutenant Commander Albon O., Hodgson and his charming wife, left | t ^ ara y ’ I yesterday for Newport R. I., after a pleasant visit to relatives in this city Lient. Commander Hodgson will at I The prettiest street parade ever seen I onoe take charge of his new work at Lj thjg c i ty ^ be given about 10 | the torpedo station at Newport. | ^ mominK on the principal SAL;CHHFanner, Riohmond, Ya; W J Goodmon, Baltimore; Miss Living ston, Miss O Snters, Miss F Meigs, Miss of the night H Meigs, N Y; O H Killey, Tenn; J S Dr. Newton again spent the night at Latham, Ya; Frank T White, Angnste, Carroll Hall and said at 8 o'clock this Ga;WL McCrary, N C; J H Me I morning that Mr. Hobart rested as well x LOST. Ladies Tan Coat Sunday afternoon on Prince avenue or Gam Spring road. Return to Banner and get reward tfwl ioo New Suits. 1100 New Top Skirts. ioo New Jackets. 50 New Fur Collarettes. 50 New SilkJWalsts. 100 New Petticoats 1,000 Pairs New Shoes. Bargain PRICES. The New York Life Insurance Go’s! as conld be expected under the circum stances. He denied emphatically thel statement published in a morning] papers to the effect that Mr Hobart was I suffering from cancer of the stomach. He said that the statement given out by him several days ago with the consent of the family covered the malady of the In the publication of Luoy Qdbb honor street3 - I rolls it appeared that Miss Annie Lanrie Prof. Gentry’s famous dog and pony Mell’s average was 79, when it should show will give a street procession which. . .. ■ have been 97. Mias Mell is one of thel win include all their handsome dogs and I pre ** 611 ’ “ 8 1 a .ptoto, tiny elephant who wears clothes like a Rev. W. E. Mnmford left yesterday person, the military band and an endless I afternoon far his home in Macon. Mr. | variety of novel and pretty wagons, Mnmford was in the city in the interest j The f61ks B b 0 uld all be on hand to of the Industrial Home School, of which he is the founder. He addressed the student body of the University yester day morning very briefly. His remarks were repeatedly applanded. welcome the dogs and ponies and to ad mire them in their parade dress. His official morning bulletin contained} nothing beyond the above statements. TWELVE STATES HOLD THEIR ELECTIONS TODAY. | ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND INTERNAL ACHE OR EXTERNAL, THAT PAIR KILLER WILL NOT RE LIEVE. LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND sua STITUTES. GENUINE BOTTLE THE BEARS THE NAME PERRY DAVIS SON Chicago, Nov. 6—Elections will be) “I had dyspepsia fifty-seven years and held twelve tomorrow. FOR TSTCHT One Five Boom House on Oconee Stret, No 181, good garden spot, plenty of good water. I*rice Ten. Dollars. never found permanent relief till I used . . _ ... ,,, , .. . , Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now I am well The “Bohemian Club” will give their , . . './V^ q T ...... I aad iocI like a new man, writes a. J. Fleming, Murray, Neb. It is the best R. H. PLANT- Manager, Macon, Ga. A. L MITCHELL Special Agent, Athens, Ga. Ohio, Iowa, Oentucky, Mississippi, Maryland, aud Massachusetts will elect a governor and other state officers Nebraska will elect a judge of the su- -APPLY TO- Sept. 6th, lSon- MRS.T. A. ADAMS. The Victoria Makes a special bid for permanent boarders. The Hotel has been Completely Renovated, And the service is now the best in Athens. The rates are popular. k Specialty Hade of Day Boarders. P. V. SitherllB, - - Proprietor. first banquet tomorrow night. On this oocarion only member* of the organiza-1 7™"' Accum^™™>- . world hf * k *“ l “““ [ pre m. of th. oert No Policy Issued by any Other Company in the world will be prepared and a royal tune is an- 7 P n,w, ,u___ contains the same language, or equal protoc- I- ,._,|«ribeit Palmer & Sons. 1 South Dakota, three justices of tlon, however expressed. For your own Sake examine our Policies before Insuring " I Major H. H. Carlton, clarke county’s representative in the legislature, will be iu the city today. I tioipated. The club will do a good deal | of entertaining through the season. SIGMA NU FRATERNITY . MEETS IN ATLANTA. ALBATROSS FLOUR. The Pride of the Market and a Joy to all Lover! | of Good Bread and Dainty Pastry. justices of the| __ ... I For sale in Athens by supreme court. j. a. Harbin, J. P. Fears & Son. | New York, New Jersey, and Virginia | McDowell & Son. M. M. Arnold. a legislature. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DB. W. C. MATTOX, Dentist. LIPSCOMB & CO. FIRE INSURANCE. ri. M. B. McKIbben Was Elected 3rd Vice President—OtberOfflcere. Atlanta, Ga., Nor." 6 —The Si gum. The many friend* of Mr. M. M. Thur- I man will learn with regret that he has. „ . . .. , been seriously iUat the Phi Delta Theta Nu 8 ofGeorgia met at the K,ml chapter house. Acting upon advice of I Saturday in annual convention. The hi* physician he wm leave today for his morning session was called to order at home in Bamesville where he wm re- 10 o’clock by First Vice President J. E. main until strong enough to resume his Sammon8> * the absenco * Pre8i deLt | studies. I Eugene Anderson, and the meeting was There are five tiokets in Ohio, five in Iowa, six in Kentucky, two in Missis sippi, three in Nebrasks, two m South >kota, three in Maryland, five in Peim- sylvania and five in Massachusetts In Kansas and Colorado county offi cers are to be elected, and municipal elections will be held in Sanfrancisoo, Salt Lake, New Orleans and Detroit. In adition toasbiriff and some jndi- Office With The Athens Oas Co. ’Phone No. ''.talon™ <***,»„ We protect you against damage by fire. Insure your property before it is too late. | be on hand promptly this morning at | 19:80 o’clock to take charge of their sec- | tions of the Garden Glob exhibit: Mrs. Henry West, special vegetable display;) Samuel R. Bridges, after which the YOU CAN SEND YOUR DOG -TO- 6. H. Williamson if you have a well trained one, and you will get just as many groceries for the money, just as honest weight, good quality and fair treatment as n will if you come your G. H. WILLIAMSON. BAKING POWDER w^'KSouThern R:Cr -a"; f.'S W.W.IPARK State Act ti AT LANTAJA. ; regular business of the convention was taken up and dispensed with in rapid I atatQ order. - _ Large delegations were present from each of the five chapters of the state, at Emory, Mercer, the State university, orth Georgia Agrisnltural college and the Technological School of Atlanta, besides a goodly number of the alumni At the morning session the minor business of the convention was attend ed to, at which time the state officers were elected as follows: President, Eugene Anderson, of Macon; first vice president, J. E Sammons, of Mercer; second vice president, N. O. Napier, of Emory; third vice president, M B. McKibbern, of the University; fourth vice president, J. K. McKinney, of Tech; secretary, R J. Biuford, of the Tech, and treasurer, R. H. Ray, of | Mercer. mayoralty elections are to be held in a ime of the other aitiea in New York For Sanative Uses. Its rem Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. ^ It artificially digestMhe food and aids I Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest-1 ant and tonic. No other preparation SickHeadache,GaBtralgia,(framps,and all other results of imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt 4 Co- Chicago. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Sons. Office in the Max Joseph building, Clayton Street. WM. J. COX, M. D., Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office Over Phinizy’a shoe store, College avenne. | Hours: 9 a m. to 1 p. m., 3 to 5 p. m. Justice Court. Prompt attention to all bnalneoa. ». W. LUCAS, N. P. and Ex Officio Jnstioe of the Peace. STEPHEN C. UPSON, Attemov-ct-Law Mflce la Taha.il*. BnlWta* Comer of Celle*. A venae end Clay ton Street. E D.Stone, Printer. Banner Building. J. P. Wilson, Prices low as can be had m the city All orders will receive prompt attention. Give us a Bhare of vour P.K. Wilson ftaaa*er. WILSON Auction and Commission Bouse Bast Broad St., Athens, Ga. AGENTS FOR ALPINE SAFE OO. Special attention given to Keel Estate and live stoek ante*. Send ua anythin* yon van* old for tee i t AROMA MOCHA & JAYi Finest Blend Coffee known. For v all First Class Groceries. Spice Coffee Aroma B. W. WYATT. Of Wholesale Agent. w«»-

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Athens daily banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1889-1902, November 07, 1899, Image 4