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THE DAILY! BA! NNER. ESTABLISHED 1832. ATHENS, GA., SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24, 1002. $5.00 A YEAR. MICHAEL BROTHERS. | MICHAEL BROTHERS. MICHAEL BROTHERS. The Gearing of The Field is Ordered for Monday. bearing Sale of Summer Stocks, are the Main Features for Tomorrow. It is Important to note that the Price in Either Cases are Away Below Quotations. A Wash Goods Treat. Here goes for a general and final clearance sale of our treat stock of fancy figured and beautifully colored Dimi- |ies. Batiste, Swisses and Jaconets, a consolidation of the jrts at 15c, 18c and 20c into one grand offering at lu ents a yard. Our entire stock of high class Cotton Dress Fabrics, ich as Dimity Satin Raye, Mouseline Desoi, Embroi- ered Swiss, Dot on Grenadines, Silk Ginghams, Etc, ll 50c to 75c grades Your choice for 25 cents a yard. IWomen’s Beautiful Under .Muslins. Gowns, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset-Covers. ] (e take pleasure in announcing that on tomorrow we lall inaugurate our usual sale of Women’s high class, initary Muslin Underwear, Five thousand garments are ready for your choosing, id in qualities and prices which assure a harvest in sale Lud a money saving to wearers of Muslin Underwear? White Goods. India Lawns, regular 20c value, at 12.} cents yard. Feraian Lawn at 10 cents a yard. 48-inch Batiste Claire 50c grade, at 40 cents a yard 48-inch French Nainsook, regular 75c quality, at I cents yard. White Piques at 15, 20 and 25 cents a yard. 25 cents Dotted Lawns at 15 cents a yard. Cotton Chiffon, 25 cents grade at 20 cents a yard. Special sale of Embroideries and Laces this week. THE APPROACH ....OF..., AUTUMN. Is indicated by rapidly arrivals of New Fall Wearables. We will show complete assortment of Early Fall Dress Goods, suitable for Skirts, Dresses, House Gowns Children’s School Gowns, Mohair effects, Kni= ckerbockers, Fancy Jacquards, Silk and Wool Fancies, Plain Cashmers, Tufted fancies, French Flannels and Armures in plain and Fahey effects for Waists at prices from 25c to $1.25 a'yard. , MICHAEL BROTHERS. Specials! - Specials!! Mennen’s Borated Talcum Powder 15 cents. Bailey’s Talcum Powder, warranted pure, 10 cents. Cuticura Soap 19 cents a cake. 4711 Glycerine Soap, the 25c kind, ac 15c a cake. Craddock’s medicated blue Soap 8 cents a cake. Glovino 25 cents a bottle. Pear’s unscented Soap 11 cents a cake. Good toilet Pins, full count, 5 cents a paper. Mosquito Canopies $2.00 to $3.00. Shirtwaists and Skirts. We are offering our entire lme of Ladies’ White Lawn Shirtwaists at actual New York cost. Great values in ready-to-wear Wash Skirts. New Carpets, Mattings, Rugs and Lace Curtains. Now is the time to select your Fall Floor Coverings. We are showing the most elaborate line ever placed on sale. “See them.” A full line of May Manton Bazar Glove= Fitting Patterns. All ioc each. These are the best that can he purchased anywhere at .any price. MICHAEL BROTHERS. MICHAEL BROTHERS. iPflTE RESULTS Ur. Hardeman Is the wealthiest man in Jackson county, if not in all Northeast Goorgia, and has made ever* dollar of his vast fortune by himself, too. He is today the largest land owner and farmer In Jackson county, and is also largely interested in farms in Madison, Banks, Olarke and Franklin counties. He is also a very line physician and sturgeon, has taken a post graduate course io the most famous medical schools both in Amerioa and Europe, and his sanitorium is always full of patients from all over the state. He is also largely interested In banking and manufacturing, and is president of the Northeastern Bank, Harmony Grove Ootton Mill, and Hard man Boiler Mills, of Harmony Grove, Ga. The Populists of this county die banded a week ago, and came into the Democratic primary and voted with ns on Wednesday, and one of their leaders, ez Sheriff A. K. Braselton, was nomi nated for commissioner, and there will now be no opposition ticket put in the field this year. Jackson county with her people re-united politically, has a great future before it, and Democrats, and former populists, wiU now walk hand In hand in all the fntnre progress and prosperity of onr common country. Populists of the Coun- Quit Field and Join Democrats. Tenon, Ga,. Ang„ 22nd. 1802 >ial).—The Democratic primary for |ty ofllcen and representatives from onnty of Jackson resnitod as fol- |:—Representatives. L D. Hardman, nony Grove, and J. N. Holder. |sfferson ; Olerk Superior Court and Bty Treasurer, A. O. Appleby, of on; Sheriff, W. T. Stevens, of i; Tax Collector, A. H. Brock, eflerson; Tax Uooeiver, G. M. D. , of Mulberry; Commissioner of i and Revenues, A. R Braseltcn, |endergrass. County Surveyor, O. O. a, of Brook ton, and Coroner, L. □son, of Wilner. AH these noml- i are finely fitted for their respective dons and Jackson county can well i of its oflicen for none better can and in the state. i this primary, all of the former of i were renominated, except former atatlve J. R. Hosob, of Hoeoh- | Ge., who made a fight upon the r Court, and he was overwhelmingly ated by Messrs. Hardman and Hol- who received 23*7 and l»27 votoe p are $2 6 Good Unt „ Q ct otively against 718 for Mr. Hoeoh. , John N. Bolder has represented i county once before, 1898 99, In store, and in 1000 01 he was ; to the State Senate from this dis- .wherehe was Chairman of the hperance Committee, and also a aber of several of the most import- ICommittees in that able body. He [also appointed by President Clark 11, as one of the two Senators on 1 Commission, and was after- i elected Secretary of that body. | Holder's return to the House by t a handsome majority, will be the ) of much gratification to his hosts □ds throughout the state, bla is Dr. Hardman's first term In | legislature, hut the phenomlnal race »by him will plaoe him in the trout , and It is now certain that he will , an active interest In all that is done t the oomlng session of that body. BUMBLE BEE'S STING MAY CIUSE LAWSUIT. Rumor Says The Sting of The Insect Lingers With Some. MR, DORSEY RETURNS WITH A FULL STOCK, Will Show Latest Styled In Clothing And Gents Furnishings, FROM ATHENS TO ROYSTON CA. ist. Spring Vine Hotel at Franklin Springs la very popular this summer. If yon want to fiud a delightful plaoe to spend awhile where yon can rest, and drink the beet mineral water in the state, bny a round trip tioket to Roy stun, Ga. This hotel has nice cool verandahs, large airy rooms and well furnished with everything new. Mrs. Hate Wilkinson the proprietress is giving special rates from now until the season doses. Hacks meet all trains and oonvey yon to the springs, two miles for 10c. write at once to Mrs. Kate Wilkinson, Royston, Ga. For Whooping Cough use Cheney’s Expectorant It is understood that the sting of the University Bumble-bee, issued on June 16th., containing would-be humorous tliugB at a number of the members of the faculty of the University of Geor gia, Ungers with three members of the faculty, while as a matter ol fact the in cident has been almost completely ob literated from the minds of everybody else. A rumor has been current on the streets of Athens for several days to the effect that three members of the faculty had instituted a vigorous search for the the publisher of the nniqne paper, and had finally satisfied thcmselres that the pnblisher had been located within short distance of Athens, it has also been rnmored that salt woul d be insti tuted against this pnblisher, as well as the authors of some of the articles, In the event the identity of Buoh authors conld be brought ont. The Banner has been cognizant of these rumors for several clays bnt has preferred not to say anything about them until today, for the reason that it was learned only yesterday that counsel had been actually conferred with, and probab.y retained by members of the faculty, While there is evidently some thing back of the rumors, the matter may be settled ontside of the oourts, as it is said there it considerable opposition to making a court affair of it, on the part of influential members of the fac ulty, and probably some of the trustees of the University. As was stated in the outset, the Bnm- ble-Bee had been forgotten by most of those who saw it at the time it appeared, bnt the notion of the few members of the faculty in stirring the nest at this time may result in a revival of the buzz ing of the undesirable insect Mr. E. H. Dorsey, the up-to date Clothier, returned today from New York. Mr. Dorsey is now prepared to say to his many customers that 25 years experience has taught him what the peo pie want and having snrpassed every previous effort the selection of his fall stock, will be able to pleaBe the mo,t fastidious as well as the masses. An in spection will convinoe the people that never before has there been a more com plete line of gents clothing and farnisl ings shown in the city of Athens than Mr, Dorsey will display in a fall stoc-:, Mr. Dorsey’s experience as a buyer has brought him in close touch with the leading manufacturers, thus enabling him to be among the first to show the latest fads. It will be to the interests of buyers ofi clothing and gents f rrnishings to watch Mr. Dorsey's advertisement in the Banner from day to day. THE SUMMER SCHOOL IS Prof. F. M. Harper Writes Interestingly of the Enterprise. Editor Banner.—In making the'ean- vass for tha proposed summer school, the committee has been impressed with the favorable attitude of the people to ward this movement. Over half the amount has already been raised. One of onr bankers aotnally invited me intu his office in order that he might make a contribution. Never have I experienced an incident of this kind before. Anoth er good citizen aeked me how muoh I though he ought to give, 1 suggested. ten dollars. He said that he had in tended giving ODe hundred, I note with interest the loyalty and good will of the citizens toward the University in contrast to the sullen in difference of some years ego. Every one eulogizes Mr. Brauson and the State Normal, and there seems to be no limit to the expectations of the citizens with regard to that institution. Having been in close touch with Geor gia teachers for several ytars, I feel that I can speak with truthfulness as to their desires and needs. I believe that we can have one thousand teachers here next summer if we can provide for them. These teachers will come pre pared to do earnest work. Amusement features will not be objectionable at all, bnt what the teaohers of Georgia need and desire is genuine classroom work, suoh as the faculties of the State Nor mal and U Diversity are prepared to give. Tnese teachers realize better than any one else their past limited opportunities, aud their one overwhelming deairo is to do solid and substantial work, obtain ing University credit if possible. Doubt less Chancellor Hill and President Bran son will arrange the details In a way thrt will make the Snmmer School a permanent feature in Athens, resulting in lasting good to Georgia. FR VNK M HARPER. A TEXAS WONDER. Hall's Oreal DUcovery. One small bottle of Hall’s Groat Dis covery cures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, oures diabetes, seminal emissions weak and lame bocks, rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladuer in both men and women, regniates bladder tronbles in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1. One small bottle is two months’ treat ment, and will onre any cose above mentioned. Dr. G. W. Hall, sole man ufacturer, P. O. Box 629, St. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists. READ THIS! Greenfiield, Tenn., March 30, 1901. Dr. B. W. Hall, St, Louis, Mo.— Dear Sir: My mother is 64 years old and has suffered twenty-five years with kid ney trouble, and one-third of a bottle of your Texas Wonder, Hall’s Great Dis covery, has cared her, and I can fully recommend it to the publio. Yours trnly, O. B. DREWRY. Weekly Arrivals. white hem- Handkerchiefs 2Jc Beautiful line of globe Lamps from 76c to $5.48 Gents white hemstitch ed handkerchiefs at...5c. Ladies’ stitched at Call snd see our nice line of Ties from 1 to 50c. Boy’s pocket Knives with chain at. 5c Spring Hinges per pr. at 9c. Eight day Clock guar anteed for $2.14. Stationary from 5 cents to 25c Small Marbles ICO for 5c. Good 10c half-soles for 8c. Nice shoe Brush for 8c. Yankee Watch, guaran teed, at 95c. Ten pen hat rack at 10c. A French briar Pipe at 10c. ... Don’t Forget Our... 5 and io Cent Sale! Opens Thursday, Aug, 28 For White People 10 A. M, For Colored People 3 P. no. The Racket Store, Phone 183. Athens, Ga.