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THE BANNER: FRIDAY, OCT. 4, 1901
THE
4'l HENS DAILY BANNER
*iuvl Dally, Sunday and Weekly by
a. J BOWK.
4 4ME5 O’PARRELL. Editor.
r»ir. a iHENS DAILY BANNER le delivered
b. •••nrtiers tu tbo city, or mailed, postage free
to ■»..» *.t.iroes at the following rates: $6.00 per
fear. *2. - tor six months, $1. for three montba.25
The Weekly or Sunday BANNER 11.00 per
fe»r. So cents for six months, Inrarlably Cash
In advance.
Ljocal notices will be charged at the rate of 10
e»n%e per line each Insertion, except when con
tracts for extended periods, when special rates
will be made.
Remittances may be made by express, postal
note, money order or registered letter.
All business communications should be ad
dressed to the Business Manager.
riubeorlbers are requested to promptly notify
t lie business office of late delivery. failure to
carry papers to porches or failure to deliver
with absolute regularity on the part of the oar
rlers. Such notification Is the only means of
knowing of the existence of any cause for com
plaint, and v. ill be appreciated accordingly
ATHENS PEOPLE
SHOULD CONTRIBUTE
The people of Athens should con
tribute more generally to the fund for
the rebuilding of the Confederate Veter
ans’ Home. Thirty-five dollars con
tributed does not represent wh:it Athens
should do in this work. It is not neces
sary to contribute large sums. Let every
one be represented in the list of con
tributions and the total sum will make
a respectable showing for the Classic
Citr. b
THE SENTIMENT
OF THE PRESS.
The Washington Chronicle says :
“The Atlanta daily papers have, as a
committee of three, appointed the edi
tors of the little conntry weeklies col
lectors for the McKinley monument
fund to be erected in Atlanta. We
think it weli enough to honor McKin
ley, bnt onr own dead should first be
retnemlwred.''
The general sentiment of the weekly
press of the state is in line with the
Chronicle and with what The Banner
has already said on the subject. The
monument will be built, bnt it will be
with Atlanta money almost entirely.
PEOPLE WHO BLOW
THEIR OWN HORNS.
If there is one thing that makes the
ayerage American citizens sick at the
stomach it is for a person to be perpetu
ally praising himself. And what ap
plies to a person applies with e<|ual force
to a newspaper.
Recently the people have been nau
seated with the conduct of the press all
orer ;the country, but especially in
Atlanta, in this particular. The slightrst
movement is heralded as a great victory
in the journalistic world and the simple
performance of doty is held as a wonder
ful triumph. ,
There are a few people who like such
tactics, but the great majority of both
press and people have a hearty disgust
for them. The only praise worth hav
ing is that which comes from others
voluntarily. That which yon give your
self is mere sounding brass.
THE PHILIPPINES
ARE NOT PACIFIED
and President McKinley. The assas
sination of the Kentucky governor was
the more cowardly of the two. In the
case of the president the miscreant was
an anarchist, open and avowed. In the
case of the governor the assassin had no
snch ideas. He was merely a paid hire
ling of those in high authority.
There was no wholesale denunciation
of the assassin who laid William Goebel
low. And since his death, northern
governors, chief apostles of republican
ism, have defied the courts of justice by
seizing upon technicalities of the law
and refusing to surrender Taylor and
Finley, charged with being accessory to
Goebel’s assassination.
We have no patience with the hypo
critical denunciations of snch men on
the assassination of the president, when
they shield two men who are charged
with the assassination of a democratic
governor. Their protestations of horror
at assassination are purely political.
A MANUFACTURER
WHO DEFIES TRUSTS.
Mr. O 1). Borden, the great Fall River
manufacturer, has startled the manu
facturing world by raising the wages of
bis employes five per cent because of a
raise in the price of prints.
The trusts cannot see how Mr. Borden
can sanely and deliberately do soch a
reckless thing. The truth is that Mr.
Borden is an independent manufacturer,
cares nothing for trusts aud goes right
along and makes a success of his lmsi
ness along the lines that his conscience
approves.
While other manufacturers are wor
rying about their labor Mr. Borden is
not concerned at all. lie recognizes tlie
true status of labor and capital, gives
labor its jnst share in whatever pros
perity may attend his efforts, and when
the pinch comes he liods labor ready to
share his troubles without complaint.
There would lie a much better state of
affairs in this conntry if all the big
manufacturers wonld adopt Mr. Bor
den's plan.
REV. R. J. BIGHAM’S
VIEWS ON ANARCHY.
There has been a Rreat deal of senti
mental Rcsh over fh e #reat national
calamity that took from un the late
President McKinley. There has also
been much hysterical utterance on the
subject on anarchy, and the pulpit con
tributes its share.
A few days since Rev. R. J. Righam,
one of the most prominent Methodist
ministers in the south, was quoted as
having said that whenever a man was
found preaching anarchy he should be
shot on the spot. This utterance, if
made by Mr. Bighatn, is not very cred
itable to his eminence a« a minister.
It doeB not comport with the teach
ings of the Master; it carries with it
none of the gospel of love ; it in in entire
disregard of the law of the land; it
advocates a return to the customs of the
dark ages.
This conntry is in a fine condition,
indeed, when men of eminence in the
highest profession, in this world make
use of such expreeMons.
CASTORlf
AYegctable Preparation lor As
similalinfi the Food andRctfuta -
ting the Stomachs and Dowels of
Infants /Children
Promotes DigcsIion.ChecrfuF
ness and Rest .Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
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Aperfccl Remedy rorf'onstipa-
tion, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and Loss of SlJEKi’.
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EXACT copy OF WRAPPER.
0ASTQR1A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
FOR SALE.
Now i- the time to buy
Athens diit as it is on the
advance. We have the fol
lowing; pieces to oiler:
Building; <>n Broad street
that is pay ng 12% on the
itive linent.
Six room house on Pope
str ef.
Two lots on Jackson St.,
each lot containing 80x185
feet.
Fire Insurance a specialty.
J. A. Darwin & Co.
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EXPERT BUILDER.
Si’Kri m tii:s—Foundations, Stom- and Brick Buildings, Heavy
Framing, House Moving, House Raising. Superintends the
construction of all kinds of Buildings, By coni raid or other
wise. Address, >20 Springdale street.
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Steam and
Gas fitting.
General Repair Shop.
Estimates : Furnished : on : Short
J ACK80N STREET,
Opposite The Banner Oflice.
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No Gripe, P&in
Or tii
testa
healthful cletuisini
The Spanish nation, altbongh con
trolling the Philippines over two hun
dred years, never succeeded in conquer
ing the natives of those islands. When
they gave up their authority, the in-
■argents had control of nearly all the
conntry.
Uncle Sam has been trying his hand
with the insurgents for more than two
years. A big army has been maintained
there during that time and again and
again the report has been given ont that
the natives have been pacified.
The exact nature of their pacification
«u piactically demonstrated a few days
since when a whole company of United
States soldoirs was practically wiped out
by the insurgents. They may be pacified
bnt they have a terribly warlike way of
•Towing therpiae'ul natures.
Onr government may some day bring
these people to subjection, bat the path
to that consummation is fall of dangers
and trials, of blood and dead men’s
bones.
unfurl, no irritation of the in-
— but tcentlu, prompt, thorough
hen you take
NORTHERN GOVERNORS
DEFEAT JUSTICE.
There was quite a difference between
the oomment of press and citizens over
the assassination of Governor Goebel
Hoad’s PiiSs
Sold by all druggists. li r > cents
SCHEDULE TO SOUTHERN
AND SEABOARD STATIONS.
Beginning Monday, September 80tb,
i fifteen minnte schedule will be opera
ted on the depot line, connecting with
the np-town line at Jackson and Wash
ington streets. Cars will leave Clayton
street and College avenue at 8, 28, !I8
and 58 minntes after the honr, connect
ing with the car from np-town at Wash
ington and Jackson streets at 11 min.,
26 min., 41 min. and 56 min. after the
honr. Car will leave Seaboard station
at 1 min , 16 min., SI min. and 46 min.
after the honr.
While the present schedule on the
Seaboard is in operation, a’car will leave
the car barn at 6:20 a. m , ran to junc
tion, then np Milledge, retaining down
town and on to the Seaboard station,
arriving five minntes before train time.
For the present, transfers will be
made at Washington and Jackson Sts.
C. D. FLANIGEN,
General Manager.
A new remedy for biliousness is now
on sale at H. R. Palmer & Son’s and
Smith Bros’ drag store. It is called
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. It gives quick relief and will pre
vent the attack if given as soon as the
first indication of the disease appears.
Price, 25 cents per box. Sample free.
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FEARS WILL MOVE YOU.
And not scratch or Freak jour furniture.
Experienced men employed.
Our Livery Department is Complete.
Rubber Tire Buggies, Landaus and Carriages.
FE YRS.
I Smith Premier \
Typewriter.
No. ii Thomas St £
DR. BYERS,
OCULIST. *
Diseases ol the Hye. Ear. Nose. Throat and
Chest.
Inflammations of the Eye, (kit.tract. Eve Sur
ry of all kintls. Hearing restored. Faurrhul
i-eascs «.f Nose ami Throat and Uesoirntory
►rgatiH treated. Eyes examimsl for glasses '
Officii in Mcl>o\vell Building adjoining * »r.
Kv.hr. k
DENTISTRY.
Dr. Charles A. Ryder.
McDowell Buildii
AthciiN, -
LODGE DIRECTORY.
St. Ki.mo Lonnie, K. or P.
St. Elmo la«Hlge, No. 40, Knights of Pythl;
leets every Mon,lay night at HrUUoVlnrk at its
'astle hall in thw Max Joseph building,
'layton and Wall Htreets. Visiting Knights
iordittlly invited to attend.
T. H. Nickerson, K.
Victoria Loihik. V. M. c.
Victoria Lodge, No. lift, Knights Mysti
’hain, meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday night
n the lied Men’s hall on Jackson street.
J. O. Tkitsski.i., Commander.
J. K. Kknnky, Recorder.
Oi.KNN IzOImjk. No. 75. I. O. O. F.
Meets every Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at
j«>dge room, in Carlton building, on Jacksi
Wii.1.1ams Loimie, N . 15, I. O. O. F.
M«s<ts every Monday night at 7 o'clock at the
:lge rofm in Carlton building, on Jacks4
reet. All (Kid Fellows in good standing
vited to attend.
O. C. Thomas, Noble Grand.
A. Mf.ai.ou, Recording Secretary.
n.IVKIl Encampment, No. 14. I. O. O. F.
Jackson striet. All ]>atriar ... „
-luting invited.
W. M. Pittman, Chief Patriarch.
. K. Kknnky, Scribe.
STEPHEN C. UPSON,
Attoraej-at-Law.
tjfflc* In Talmadge Building Corner ol Collage
A vacua and Clayton Straat.
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Thuraday night in each month at Masoni
3rd floor Max Joseph building, Clayton .
All Master Masons are cordially invi
Mt. Vernon Loikir, F. and A. M
*unt Vernon Ixslge, No. 22. F. & A. M._
•gular communication every second
" 1 ** Al * '* ‘ Masonic hall
street.
. invited to
attend. W. F. Dorset, W. M.
J. H. Mellon* an, Secretary.
Keystone Chapter, R. A. M.
Keystone Chapter, No. 1, Koval Arch Masons
meets every third Tuesday nignt at » o'clock at
the lodge room in the Max Joseph building
All qualified brethren invited to attend.
Max Johkpii, High Priest.
L. B. Fi.atow, Secretary.
. No. 21, R. & S. M.
Athens Coni
Meets on 1st Wednesday night in each month
Masonic hall, Max .Tosejm building. All quali
flisl companions urg«*d to attend.
H. H. Linton, T.
J. K. Kknnky, Recorder.
Ooonke Tribe, I. O. R. M.
Oconee Tril>e, No. 15, I. (). R. M., meets every
Wednesday night at 7 :.*W o’clock, at Keil Men's
hall, thir<l fifsir Carlton building. Visiting Ke<i
Men cordially invited to attend.
W11.1,1 k Sa yk. Sachem.
C. A. Lam rkht, Chief of Records.
JE. P.
Telephone 148.
Clayton Street.
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I Can Sell You 1
Nice Stationery* jP
Fancy Caiidier=, ^
Citrars and. Stamps, ||
As well as Medicines*
Up-Town Drug Store.
C t McEvoy.
Ready Reference
DIRECTORY
For the gnide of those who wish to cal
on or address Athens business or profe
sional men.
lelPSCOBSB & CO.,
Insurance
Office w<»h Athens Cas Co. Teleohone No
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
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Life Insurance Invest
ments and Loans.
Old lino life insurance policies including ,
life
Paid
bought fo
• loans of f.VlO.UU and upw:i
•ies. Apply to
H H. CAKLTON, Athens, Ga
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ig—'Phone 118
Gt'orgin.
Justice Court.
Prompt attention to all bnalnons.
F. W. LUCAS,
N. P. and Ex Offlolo Jnntlc* of the Peace
For
Sale..
f<>1. Cbarbonnitir
lias one of the
prettiest homes
in Athens. Tim
lot contains over
4 acres. I will
sell the whole or
will sell off lots
at a bargain.
The house has
all the modern
improveme n t s ,
very large and
well arranged.
Or for Rent
Col. Charbon-"
liiers' house and
lot on M^Uiedg,
Avenue.
|J. T. Anderson.!
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BARBERS.
MoQaeen & Carter, College arenat.
DRY GOODS.
Mlohael Bros., corner Clayton and Jackson
«treeta. Telephone 100.
Darlaon & Low*. 123 Clayton street. Tele
ahone 18.
Lucicn B Flatow & C'o.. corner ('layton at.
and College ave. Telephone 120.
DRUG STORES.
H. B. Palmer A Bona, 106 Clayton atr**
Phone 07.
EXPRESS OFFICE
Southern Expreaa Company, College arena*
t*hone 00.
ELEOTRIO LIGHT OFFIOE.
HARDWARE STORES.
Athene Hardware Company, 148-60 Broad at
Phone 44
JOB PRINTING OFFICES.
E. O. Stone. Jaokaon street. ’Phone T6.
MUSIC HOUSE.
D. P. Haaelton. 112 Clarton atreet. 'Phone 76.
MATTRESS WORK.
Have T( nr old mattressea renovated, made
as good aa new. Alao new mattremee made to
order. AT HENS MATTRESS WORKS,
Norcoochee Ave., n^ar Park.
NEWSPAPER.
TELEGRAPH OFFIOK.
Western Union Telegraph Company, OUytoa
STILL
Another Chance
To secure good invest
ments in real estate.
We offer yon thn following desirable
property which is about, five blocks from
the postofllce:
Lot containing about!! acres, fronts
on paved street aud rnus back to rail
road. There is situated on this lot seven
dwellings and one store room, which
now rents for $51.00 per month. Yon
can sell the railroad front for maun-
factnring sites and retain the improved
part. There is an early outcome in this
property. Terms$1000 cash, balance oil
long time. Be snre and see ns this
week and get all the information about
this central property.
We also offer yon Mr. II. T. Hoggins’
home, corner Jackson and Baldwin Sts.
Lot 80x240 feet, 6 room honse, good
well, garden, stables, etc. Price and
terms reasonable.
We offer yon one of the prettiest
honses on the Boulevaratd a price that
will interest yon
We have also qnite a number of farms,
small and large, at prices reasonable.
If yon want anything we have to sell
and haven't all the money, we can get
it for yon.
There is qnite a demand for real
estate in Athens, bo onr advice is to bay
soon if yoa propose to bay at all.
Herrington & Lampklo.
Real Estate Agents.
Office lupstairs over J. P. Fears Hons store
Clayton Street,