Short Notes of Interest and Local Ads
Local notices advertise fire insurance Lipscomb & Co and office 109 residence 719. Goods include fancy apples and bananas Fears New City Directory $1, second hand Yale motorcycle bargain HH B Sparks 183 Clayton St. Haircut 15 cents O K Barber Shop Jackson St Athens Ga. Fire insurance Erwin & Company. Learn barber trade Moler Barber College Atlanta. Raisins 10c lb figs 15c Fears & Son. Plumbing Sanitary Plumbing Co 530. Mt Airy cottage for sale eight rooms L C Hopkins 1003 Empire Bldg Atlanta. For sale house Lynwood Park Mrs Eldred Simkins 198 Pope St. Store room 124 Thomas St. For rent one 11 room and one 4 room house J A Gordon. Stoddard's Lectures for sale. Memorial Day flowers Miss Jones 718. Automatic Remington shotgun $20. Klein & Martin repairs and sells carriages buggies autos rubber tires and wood. Wanted two bowling alleys address Manager care Oconee Inn Seneca S C. 3t
Court House Humor Over Hanging Record
A joking exchange at the court house involves Clerk Crawford Judge Cobb and Judge Brand about recording the impending hanging of Will Hawkins on May 28. They discuss adding notes to the execu tion and dead dockets before cases proceed in court.
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Crawford
Hawkins
Clerk Crawford
Judge Brand
Will Hawkins
A. J. Cobb
Brand
Court House
Hancock
Busy Business Men Benefit From Miona Tablets
The article warns busy business men neglecting digestion and overloading the stomach. It promotes Miona tablets to aid digestion after meals, reduce sour gas and heaviness, and claims a money back guarantee. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons for 50 cents, with wider availability through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Gentle Treader referenced in Balkans troubles remark
The Washington Herald quotes a debate line asking why he is called the gentle Treader. The remark implies he stands for threatened Balkan trouble that never materializes.
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Gentle Treader
Balkans
Washington Herald
Georgia Hands Tech 4 0 In Second Shutout For Tigers
Georgia defeats Tech 4 to 0 as Bostwick dominates with four strikeouts and eleven safeties. Tech uses three pitchers, while Georgia base running and timely hitting produce all runs. Umpires Harmon and Dobson receive praise for fair calls.
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Walton Griffith
Atlanta
Georgia
Tech
Bostwick
Ayres
Collier
Buchanan
Twitlty
Hodgson
Derrick
Twitty
McClesky
Bartlett
Northcutt
Harmon
Dobson
Bostwick Ang Yres
Ted
Harmon and
Georgia to Meet Clemson Tigers in Friday Track Meet
On Friday at 3 30 p m the Georgia track team will face rivals Clemson Tigers in Athens. Georgia aims to erase past defeats as it tests new performances and hopes for record surprises from several athletes. A large crowd is expected since campus baseball is currently unavailable and the cadet encampment will keep spectators away after next week.
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Georgia
Clemson Tigers
Athens
Superior Court Concludes Session With Indictments
The grand jury adjourned sine die after returning numerous indictments and arrests are expected. Judge Brand sentenced Will Hawkins to hang on May 28 and disposed of several other cases including Huggins v Huggins returned to the auditor, State v Golden Brown settled by cost, State v Pauline Kline bond forfeited, and State v Luke Biggs pled guilty to cow theft with a two year sentence.
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Will Hawkins
Brand
Huggins
State
Golden Brown
Pauline Kline
Luke Biggs
Barkoot Amusement Co Attracts Crowds In Benefit Drive
The Barkoot Amusement Co located on Washington street between College avenue and Hull street holds a park fund benefit. Crowds grow daily as attractions including the educated horse and old plantation draw patrons. Proceeds will support the park movement and a strong start is expected to continue through the week.
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Barkoot Amusement Co
Washington Street
College Avenue
Hull Street
Park Fund
Use of Gas Stove Emphasized for Cooking
The notice promotes buying a gas stove and cooking with gas as a good habit and a preferred practice. It urges readers to make use of gas for cooking and signals lasting benefits.
Visiting society list and an herbal remedy notice
A long society column notes numerous visits and arrivals in Athens including Mrs. H B Harris Watkinsville Mrs John Banks LaGrange Miss Mamie Simmons Elberton and Miss Annie Pitner Athens guests of local residents Also mentions Mr Nesbitt Tinsley Macon and others visiting or returning The column closes with an advertisement offering Mother Gray Australian Leaf a women’s health remedy mailed free upon request and sold by druggists for 50 cents
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Augusta Brings Music Festival With Mme Eames Soloists
Augusta plans a April 26 music festival featuring Mme Emma Eames with Damrosch's Orchestra. The event includes English choruses and soloists, a rehearsal already in progress, and tickets available before the festival. It promises a premier southern concert outside the major northern venues.
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Mme
Eames
Damrosch
Augusta
Emma Donna Assoluta
New York
Ochestra
Mme. Eames
Editor W. T. Bacon Visits City Praises Growth
Madisonian editor W. T. Bacon toured the city yesterday and praised its rapid expansion and the many meat markets. Col. Adams hosted him at the Hotel and lauded the town’s growth. Bacon, a Georgia alumnus, spoke of the area’s bright prospects.
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Laveyer Hall County
Col. Adams
T of Georgia
Writ of Lunacy Filed Against Brad Spinks
Yesterday James H. Huggins swore out a writ of lunacy against his son-in-law Brad Spinks. He alleges Spinks is of unsound mind and dangerous, having threatened to harm his wife. Trial slated at the court house this morning.
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James H. Huggins
Brad Spinks
Spinks
Court House
Dr W A Nelson Baptist Minister Dies in Deland Florida
Dr W A Nelson, a prominent Baptist minister, died in Deland Florida on Tuesday at the age of seventy two. He preached in this city and was a noted religious leader.
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Flomda
W. A. Nelson
Deland Fla
Nelson EE
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W. HL Bishop
Yale Motor Cycle
HH. B. Sparks
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O. K
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J. C. Jester
Moler Barber College
Fears & Son
Sanitary Plumbing Co
Lynwood Park
Thomas St
D. J. Reville
J. A. Gordon
Stoddard
Miss Jones
H. B. Sparks
Clayton Std
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Oconee Inn
Seneca
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Hyome
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
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Twitty, Jr
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Hightower
Holland
Roberts
Clark
Sweet Sloan
Freeman
Houseal
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Clemson
Superior Court
Barkoot Company
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Harold Hulme
New Orleans
H. B. Harris
Watkinsville
John Banks
LaGrange
W. B. Burnett
Messrs
Ira Funkenstein
LeRoy Michael
Greensboro
Mamie Simmons
Elberton
Jessie Phelps
Annie Pitner
Macon
Henry Lamar
Vineville Avenue
Sam Crowe
Baltimore
Chancellor
David C. Barrow
Mary Fox
Cornelia Steadman
Mable Mayne
Bishop
City
Mrs. Pierce Hunter
Mrs. Parr
Baxter Street
F. W. Jackson
Mr. Nesbitt Tinsley
Hugh Gordon
May Hodgson
J. W. Hinton
Walter Jones
Sallie Maude Jones
High Schoals
Mr. Jones
William Hanline
Col
M. G. Michael
C. B. Daniels
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Bohannan Tobacco Co
Nashville
Duggan and
Towne Veebaughn and
Smith
Um. O'Brien and
Pfenninger
Perdue
Seal Maxwell
McMurray
U. Pfenninger
O'Brien
Os Memphis
Bartley
Dick and Ludwig
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Little Rock
Stockdale
Gerard
Casey
W. T. Bacon
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