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THE ATHENS Banner:
)NESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1899
THE
ATHENS DAILY BANNER
IPnbUahed Dally. W kly and Sunday bjl
H. J. BOWK. !<■*•••' '
stitntion present at all times in the lack
of jl system of sewerage. The storm
may break at any moment. The neg
lect may be corrected at some day when
it will be too late to avert disaster.
Seven thousand dollars will give the
Normal School a good sewerage system,
and the legislature should not hesitate
one moment to grant that amount.
The issue is plainly drawn. If the,
legislature refuses this money and an
THE ATHENS DAILY banneb is delivered I epidemic of disease should unfortunately
„y carriers in the city, or mailed, postage free break out at t h e Normal School in the
.bos. who .*»d 1. th* way ol
The Weekly or Sunday BANNER tl.00 per tbifl a pp ropr iation now would be guilty
year 50 cents for six months. Invariably Cash ^ ^ of crimilia l neglect and
uvance. 1
T. W. Editor.
W. D. McNEIL C,tJr E<mor '
H. J. ROWE Lessee and Business M*r
INDIGESTION
Cured by Johnson’s Dyspepsia Care
“I suffered over two years with Indigestion and
Nervous Dyspepsia, unable to eat or sleep. I
tried several physicians and different remedies,
but they only helped me for a short time. A
friend advised me to take Johnson’s Dyspepsia
Cure. I have taken three noxes, and ta-aov
feeling better than I have for two years. Have
a good appetite, sleep well and have none of the
symptoms of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, while
I have gained ten pounds in weight within a
couple of months. I am taking pleasure in re
commending Johnson’s Dyspepsia Cure where*
ever I can, ana several of my friends are taking
it with marked results.”—!.. A. Arnold, Cinn.
Large Box io cts.by mall,dr five a-cent stamps
Mads nt THE JOHNSON LABORATORIES. Inc.
PHILADELPHIA
U R. Palmer & Sons. 105 Clayton St,
WAIFS OF THE WIRES -
IN CONDENSED FORM.
Used by British Soldiers In Africa.
Capt. O. G. Dennison is well known
Methodist Congress Opens.
St. Louis, Mo., Not. 38.—The Meth
odist Episcopal church congress was for
mally opened today in Lindell avenue
Methodist church. Bishop John H,
Vincent, D. D., with whom the idea of
holding the congress originated, pre
sided. The devotional exercises were
conducted by Rer. Horace E. Warren,
of Denver, Colorado. The proceedings
were carried on as an open parliament,
the following topics being under disous-
f,ocai notices win be charged at rate oMO | ^ be ^lood 0 f these wh 0 fell as victims to | all over Africa as commander of the sion: “The Twentieth Century Pond
‘ Message of the to Men
Culture;” “Ordering of Public Wor
ship,” and ' “The Religion of Ohild-
vents per line each ifmertion, except when con-1 nonlorrirniild be nnnn their hands I forces that captured the famous rebel
tracts for extended periods, when special rates | that neglect would be npon their hands. | Und £ ^ ^ ^ 4 m i,
“Necessity is the
Mother of Invention*
It was the necessity for
'oodpuril
will bo made.
Remit tances may be made by express, postal
note, money order or registered letter.
All business communications should be ad
dressed to the Business Manager.
Subscribers are requested to promptly notify
the business office of late delivery, failure to
carry papers to porchcB or failure to delive
with absolute regularity en^he^pariCof the car
riers. Such notification Wthe only means of
nowing of the existenq^f any cause for com
plaint, and will be an^Fbciated accordingly
an
from Vry burg, Becbuanaland, he writes:
“Before starting on the last campaign I
bought a quantity of Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which I used myself when troubled
with bowel complaint, and had given to
honest, reliable-blood purifier my men, and in every case it proved
and tonic that brought into I most beneficial.” For sale by H. R.
existence Hood's Sarsapa- I Palmer & Sons, Druggists.
rill a. It is a highly concen- i The Ministry flay Resign.
trated extract prepared by a Lima, Peru, Nov. 28.—Via uaivestoD.
Fty COSTLY VOTIQ. I combination, proportion and I —Owing to the attitude of the chamber
New York voters doing military duty | process peculiar't° |° f depQtieB ’ it i8 P"*** 6 the
Cuba were permitted to cast their
- of the ministry were desirous of retiring
when the last remains of the revolution
were defeated and dispersed, but the
people wonld not agree to this. The
situation, however, is not quite satis
factory,
ballots in the field for the recent elec
tion. It estimated that the number of
ballot8 cast by the soldiers in Cuba was
about 150, and that they will cost the
state anywhere from §100 to §150 each
by tho time they have been canvassed
and added to the total. The total, of
course, will not be changed in effect.
LOCAL OPTION COnflENDED.
The Springfield, Mass., Republican,
one of the ablest and most conservative
papers in New England, commeLtingon
the prohibition bill pending in our leg
islature, says : “Georgia was founded
as a prohibition colony, and the people
there are hereditarily disposed to this
policy, but it may be asserted pretty
unequalled curative power.
Bs «wonderful record of cures has nude
d America's Greatest Medicine.
Rosy Cheeks — " 1 have good
health and rosy cheeks, thanks to Hood's
Sarsaparilla. B builds me up and
saves doctor bids." Mary A. Burke,
East Clair St., Indianapolis, Ind.
MAGNETISM.
Hood’t 1*IIH cura Uvar ill.; the non-lnritathig an*
jnly cathartic <o taka with Hood’. BartaraiUla.
QUEER COMMUNICATION
The Greatest Curative Agent Known to Science
All Disease* Cured Without Medicine or
Surgeon’s Knife.
One of the greatest discoveries of the
century is the Prescott method of treat
ing disease by Magnetism and Mental
Science. It is purely rational and
scientific. No divine healing fake or
Christian Soience in this. The power
hood.” ' The attendance was small.
On Trial For Hit Life.
Colqmbus, Ga, Nov. 88.—Walter
Goins, a young white man who killed
Sandy Brooks, a negro, during the street
fair, is on trial for his life in the su
perior court. His widowed mother sat
by his side in court today -when the
case was called. Goins claims he shot
the negro in self-defense.
toughing
annoy
and
Constant coughing is
and the continuous *
tation will soon, atti
delicate lining of the throat and air
passages. Take advice and use Dr.
Boll’s Congh Syrup in time. This
wonderful remedy will cure yon.
Dr-Bull’s
COUCH SYRUP
Cures a Cough or Cold at once.
Doses are small ana pleasant to take. Doctors
recommend it Price as cts. At all druggists
FROM UNKNOWN FRIEND. | | of mind over matter, the inmate power
of every human will, to accomplish all
healthy and righteous purposes, is the
A Postal Card Received by 1 he Banner Which I Ksml. of this method. This coupled with
Contain* information Galore. I the great magnetic power of Prof. Pres-
. , ' cott will enre disease that have baffled
. following unique card was re-1 tbe begt doctors and their medicines,
confidently that under local option as I ceiyed by Tbe Banner yesterday. It is The Southern Sanitarium and Mag-
■W—' >" OT * ilS h«e*i.hp,odn«d,v e ,bMta .. U~
I tim: I dent, and Dr. S. O. Ellis is vice presi-
1 ... , _ . dent, is now open for treatment of
| To the editor of any newspaper City of I disease by these advanced methods.
Athens, State of Georgia: All nervous diseases, nervous prostra-
... . tion, insomnia, kidney, liver and stomach
No money in raising fruit, garden-1 troubles, in fact all diseases are snccess-
Albatross Flour.
Absolutely guaranteed. Queen City
Mills guarantee wholesaler. Wholesaler,
retailer. Retailer, consumer.
G. H. HULME, Agent.
as can be maintained.”
PLATFORn NOT YET WRITTEN.
The Memphis Commercial-Appeal
Memphis,
Some of our esteemed coutem ,
, I mg; big money in the gold and silver I fully treated.
S reat I . . . „. . . Mrs. Kleth, of Chattanooga, was
mines around Atlanta and Birmingham. I nred of female tronble8 in one treat .
Everybody candidate for president in ment. W. H. Jameson, of Chattanooga,
... . . . . . , . was cured of rheumatism in three treat
19 hundred. A cream-colored clay has ment8 Andy Pftyne tronbled with
been discovered in Tennessee that is running sores was cured in one week,
Many <
1 wonderful treatment.
TERMS OF TREATMENT.
says
poraries pretend that there is
significance in the alleged dropping of
the silver issue by the National Execu
tive Committee of the Democratic party
which recently met at Chicago. As the
Executive Committee is not authorized
to write the party platform and can
neither insert nor reject any particular ^ th h The Banner is indebted to J Offioe treatment, §1.00 for single treat-
plank, it of course has not ’dropped . .ment; $5.00 for one week’s treatment,
„„ I its unknown friend still we are inclined / Bix treatments 1
tho financial issue, aud no significance ireaimiuis.;
t 0 188 , to the opinion that “he is loose, that Persons coming to Chattanooga for
i to be attached to the failure oi tne treatment can secure good accommoda
members to discuss that question. The shonld beoaged ~ tion at from 00iq«7.00 per week.
Democratic party iu national (invention Dr w wixon, Italy Hill, N. Y., says, ABSENT TREATMENT.
assembled will draw up the platform, I q heartily recommend One Minute L^J^Sft SmenSaro give^for
and that’s all there is to it.” I Cough Cure. It gave my wife immediate $5.00 per month. Handreds have been
I relief in suffocating asthma.” Pleasant cured by absent treatment. All charges
I to take. Never fails to quickly cure all I payable in advance. Send P. O, or Ex-
, ., ... , . and gained 29 pounds in three weeks.
half milk and butter. Clays containing | ^ * other8 ^testify in behalf of this
other food elements bin discovered.”
The card was mailed at Hogan, Ga..
and though The
OROWTH OF CHAIN LETTERS.
A Maryland man has made some cal-1
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles P 1688 money order for absent treatments
1 LEARN THE METHOD.
If you want to learn to treat disease
culations on a letter chain up to 40 which Palmer & Sons. -
are quite startling. Some timeago Mits DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED by thifl method, we will teach you. You
E. McClellan, of New York, started
chain letter to gather dimes for a home
for Admiral Schley. She wrote a letter
to a friend asking for a dime, and that
this friend should write to three others,
asking for a dime from each, and that
each of these should write to three, and
so on ap to 40. Mr. B. F. Bond, of Ha
gerstown, Md., has, according to the
Baltimore Sun, taken the trouble to cal
culate the results of this “chain” should-
none of the links be broken. He finds
that Miss McClellan wonld receive no
less than §507,884,790,579,425,670. a sum
so vast that it would, perhaps, buy all
the homes^n the world and have enough
to furnish them and hire servants. Mr.
Bond, who is a paper manufacturer, also
finds that all the paper mills in the
United States, making 9,000,000,000
pounds of paper a year, wonld require
6,500,000 years to make paper enough
for the letters Miss McClellan would re
quire, and that it would take 2,000,000
cars, carrying 50 tons each, to transport
this paper. Mr. Bond further estimates
that each person in the world who can
write, even if there were 1,000,000,000
who can do so, wonld have to write 60,-
000,000 letters. In all probability Miss
McClellan’s chain is, or probably will,
be broken.
STATES-FOR THE NORTHERN
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA.
can take onr mail course or come to the
institute for instructions Any fairly
well educated person can learn the
method and do the work, and onght
The H. B. Claflin Co., ) 1 easily to earn from §5 00 to §20.00 per
vs. ' In Banksnptcy. I day after completing the course. Write
Louis Morris, et al. ) I for farther information and testimonials
„ . . , .. .. * _ , I As to the standing of Prof. Prescott
By virtue of the authority vested in I and Dr. S. O. Ellis, we refer to Miller
us by order of the Honorable William I Bros., Evening News, A. S. Glover,
T. Newman, Judge of the District Court Citizens Bank & Trust Co , and others
of the United States for the Northern Wjj£ al ,or of Sontb ern Magnetic
District of Georgia, we will seU at pnb-1 AddMss all communications to N. H.
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash, I Grady, Manager Southern Sanitarium
on the 7th day of December, eighteen I & Magnetic Instil nte, rooms 11-12-14-16
hundred and ninety-nine, at 13 noon, at 1 Keystone Block, Chattanooga, Tenn.
the store house formerly occupied by
Louis Morris, in the city of Athens,
state of Georgia, said District, all the
stock of goods contained in said store
formerly conducted by Louis Morris,
consisting of dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes, notions, hats and caps,
tranks, millinery, and store fixture, and. .
furniture, and all and every other article I Schedule in Effect Nov. 5th, lfe99
THIS TO THE LEGISLATURE.
Recently the Virginia Military Insti
tnte was closed because of an epidemic
of typhoid fever, and now the Greens
boro Normal and Industrial School of
the state of North Carolina has been
closed and seventy female pupils are
seriously ill, while several deaths have
ooonrred/ >r _
Here is a lesson that the general as
sembly of Georgia wonld do well to
heed. This thing of neglecting proper
sewerage and sanitation is a vjety serf
oos matter. The State Normal School
at R Vw ’ v College has had a great health
record. By careful management it has
escaped anything like an epidemic. In
1 health record is the equal of that
institution in t^e
to that in-
5EAB0ARD AIR LINE.
VESTIBULED LIMITED TRAINS.
Double Daily “Service to all
, Points.
North, South, Southwest
or thing contained therein. . SOUTHBOUND.
An Inventory of said stock to be found I No No 41
at said store, and open to the inspection Lr. Now York, Penn. B.B. *11 OQun *S 00pm
of all contemplated purchasers. Terms | fc’ A 'n T ,. ’ EoopS soitoS
Cash. Sale subject to the approval of | Lv. Portsmouth, s.a.l.
the Judge of said court.
A. L. HULL,
— S. H. MYERS,
Temporary Receivers.
November 35th, 1899.
I Lv. Portsmouth,
I At. Weldop,
I At. Henderson.
I At. Raleigh,
I At. Southern Pines,
I At. Hamlet,
*8 45pm
11 10pm
12 5tem
2 22am
4 27am
5 14am
3&S
1 85pm
8 98pm
r
| At. Wilmington, 8.A.L. *3 05pm
I At. Monroe,
S.A.L. ♦ff&iam *912pm
BEN80N SHOT HIM
UPON BEING ATTACKED.
Ar. Charlotte,
Ar. Chester,
Ar. Greenwood,
Ar. Athene,
Ar. Atlanta,
♦8 00am «10 25pm
*8 19am *10
10 45am 1
1 24pm 3 48am
3 50pm 8 15am
James K. Jones Jr.’s Father-In-Law Wings
Negro Who Waylaid Him.
NORTHBOUND.
- No. 402.
Lv. Atlanta, SA.L. *100pm
Ar. Athena, ” 8 08pm
Washington, Ark., Nov. 28.-Oaptaiq,| g££E >od ’ " 7 s§p£
S. E. Benson, father-in-law of James f r -.^ op ^ oe ’ " R80pm_
’ • Ar. Charlotte. ■■ *8 20pm
No.38.
*8 50pm
11 06pm
1 40am
4 08am
5 45am
K. Jones, Jr., was waylaid by a vicious Ar. Hamlet,
negro named Julius Williams. The I
•11 10pm
♦6 00am
*7 43am
Ar. Southern Pines, ■
negro had an altercation with one qf |^;-Uririgh, •
loath.
*12 06pm
•12 02am *9 00am
11 13am
12 41pm
6 20pm
2 08am
328am
466am
7 r
Captain Benson’s wage hands. Captain Ar • Wi
Benson interfered, saying he would I Ar .‘Richmond, A.C.L, *8isam *7 20pm
, . .1 Ar. Washington, Penn.RK. 1? 81pm 1120pm
have the negro arrested. .The negro re- Ar. New York, •• ««->»> «sr*™
torted: I . *DaUy. tDsily Hx. Sunday.
r “If yon do yon will never moke an
other trip to town.”
Noa. 403 and 40a.—“The Atlanta Special,”
Solid Veetibnled Train of Pnllman Sleepers
and Coaches between Washington and Atlanta,
_ . . . ,, also Pnllman Sleepers between Portsmouth
Benson came to town and informed I and Charlotte, N. c. _
„ I Nos. 41 and 38.—“The S. A. L. Express,'
the oflioers Of the case. On his way I solid Train, Ooechee and Pullman Sleepers lx
1 tween Portsmouth and Atlanta.
Both trains mu immediate connections at
tlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans
Texaa^QdlfoiTila,Jtoiro, Chattanooga. Naah-
homehe was attacked by the negro
from ambush. Benson wheeled in ( his
saddle and shot the negro in the stomach
inflicting mortal wounds.
OA.STORIA.
Bean the Kind You Have Always Bought
W B.S» 8 te etC ” ^ 40
JOS. M. BKOWN, O. A. P. D.
Atlanta. Ga.
E. ST. JOHN. H. W. B. GLOVER
Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. ■ * Traffic Mgr
V E. McBKE, . L. g. ALLEN,
General Superintendent. Gen. Pass. Ag
Genarat Offices. Portsmouth, Va.
AROMA MOCHA & JAYA. ?
Finest Blend Coffee known. For sale by
all First Class Groceries.
Aroma Coffee & Spice Co.
Wholesale^AgenL St. Louis, Mo.
The Popular Barbershop.
I Claytou, St., opposite Talmadge Bros
The students and public generally are
nvited. to patronize us. Most exnerienoed
workmen employ
Hot and odd he is at all hours. Price
eaaonable . 1 B + B HARRIS,
v
4 R. H., Broad St - $10 00
4 R. H., Reese St. - 10.00
5 R. H., Hill St. - -10.00
4 R. H.j-College Ave. 5.00
5 R. H., Baxter St. - 8.00
Store corner Broad and
Foundry Sts. - 15.00
Store Prince Ave. - 10.00
A. L BROOKS,
Real Estate, Loan and
Insurance
THE BANNER’S**
Ready Reference
DIRECTORY
For the guide of those who wish to call
on or address Athens business or profe
donal men.
BANES.
Athens Saving* Bank. Broad straet, Tala-
phone 66.
BARBERS.
MoQnean ft Carter, College avenue.^
CLOTHING.
I. H.ftW. F. Dorsey, 115 to 121 Clayton street,
‘Phone 106. -
GOODS.
Mlohael Bros., oomer Clarton and Jaokaon
street*. Telephone 100.
P- 8- Marks, Max Joseph's old stand, oornar
ClaytonandWallstreets, 'phona.128.
Davison ft Lowe, US Clayton street. Tele
phone 18.
DRUG STORES.
H. JL Palmer ft Sons, 106 Clayton stree
Phone 67.
EXPRESS OFFIOE
Southern Express Company, College avenue.
Phone 06.
. ELECTRIC LIGHT OFFIOE.
O. D. Tlaalgen, manager, earner Clayton and
O liege avenue
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
’fhiSi M. 00 ™ 7 ’ 115 *° m CU7tau
HARDWARE. STORES.
Athens Hardware Company, 248-60 Broad
Phone 14
JOB PRINTING OFFICES.
*. D. Stonj^Jackson street. 'Phone 7L
MATTRESS WORKS
Have your Mattresses renovated, also new
Mattresses made to order. Leave orders at E.
H. ft W. F. Dorsey’s or T. P. Oliver, Prince
avenue. Athens Mattress Works. Athens, Ga
MUSIC HOUSE.
D. P. Haselton. 112 ClaytonVtreet. ’Phone 7A
NEWSPAPER.'
Athens Banner, No. 13 Jackson street. Tele-
phono 75.
TELEGRAPH OFFIOE. '
Western Union Telegraph Company, Clayton
itreet. Telephone 21.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
G. S. Crane, College avenue. Phone 208.
TELEPHONE OFFIOE.
Bell Tclt-phoneCompany Clayton street.
H. R. PALMER & SONS. SPECIAL AGENTS.
Do not spoil your Pickles by using an
inferior grade of Vinegars. But in.
sist upon having the “Celebrated
Blue Grass Belle Cider Vinegar** and
“Kentucky Crab Apple Vinegar.’*
For sale by all retail grocers.
Manufactured ,by
JONES BROS. & CO.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
'2/1/:/1m /:/. /1/1/i /Mlz.tV. I
THE MISSES 8RADBERRY
THE LEADING DEALERS
ft STYLISH
MliLINERY
VISIT THEIR MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT ON CLAYTON STREET
AND OBTAIN RARE AND SATISFACTORY BARGAINS.
The Southern Mutual Insurance Co
* C# ATHENS, OA. j
W. W. THOMAS. President. ' ABTHUB K. GBIJTITH, Secretary
RESIDENT DIRECTORS:
Edward 8. Ltndon,
Robert I. Hampton,
William W. Thomas,
Arthur 1. Obiffith.
Billups Phinizt.
Beubxn Niokebsob
Joseph H. Fleming
James White,
Ioward R. Hodgson
Alex S. Erwin
Good Cause for
ThanksgiYiBg
when you have the supreme satis
faction of putting on a collar or
shirt done up at the Athens Steam
Laundry, with a color aud finish
on it to suit the most fastidious,
and no rough edges or torn button
holes to annoy you. A man is in
luck to be able to have his linen
kept in such perfect .condition as
we keep it in when laundred at the
ATHENS STEAM LAUNDRY,
Phono >217, *
303 W. Broad St
JOHN I
ARNOLD
1ST
DEALER IN
PATTSTTS
Wall Paper, Lead, Varnishes, Oils, Glass, Putty
Artist Haterials.
Frescoing, Decorating, Paper Hanging.
House and Sign Painting Neatly Executed
339 East Clayton street. Telephone 115.
LIPSCOMB & CO
FIRE INSURANCE.
Office With The Athens Gas Co.
We protect you against damage by fire,
property before it is too jate.
:-:™’Phone No. 54
Insure your
ft
Special
Xmas
Orders.
We are now receiv
ing orders for
For Visiting Cards
and other articles
that have to be
Manufactur d.
♦ o +
WE GUARANTEE THE
—AND—
Quality of Woik.
Place your order
now and avoid dis
appointment.
o
Orders
generally
and
for articles n< t
carried in stock
Special Books
Should also be placed
at once.
We will deliver at any dato
given.
Chinese Machine Laundry.
Hong Sing, Proprietor. > ( No. 8 Jackson St.
Best Work in The City.
Shirts, new ft.. lOo I Shirts, old .....So
dollars l)fo| Cuffs;.per pair .. ; ....3<s
buy Christmas Presents
At my Laufidry, consisting of China, Lilies, Tea, Fans, Silk Hand-
* kerchiefs, Fireworks and China Curiosities of all kinds}
Booh Store, Athens Ga,
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