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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
The Southern Railway Co offers discounted round trip fares from Athens Ga to Knoxville Nashville Tuscaloosa Oxford and Toronto for various 1905 summer programs. Tickets go on sale mid June with 15 day final limits and extensions available by deposit and fee. Contact agent Joseph Richardson for details.
The Southern Railway Co offers round trip rail fares from Athens Georgia to Asheville North Carolina for the Conference of Young Peoples Missionary Association held June 25 to July 2 1905. Tickets on sale June 22 23 and 24 with final return July 5 1905. Depart Athens daily except Sunday at 7 00 am on mixed train No 262 arriving Asheville 7 40 pm. Public rates apply. For details contact General Agent at 81 Clayton St.
The Southern Railway Co announces weekend rates to numerous points from Athens Georgia. Tickets go on sale Saturday June 3 1905 with a final limit the Tuesday after sale. Rates listed for Asheville Arden Atlanta Brevard Fletcher Flat Rock Hendersonville Hickory Lake Toxaway Lenoir Lincolnton Mt Airy Newton Saluda Tryon Tallulah Falls Warm Springs White Sulphur Springs Hot Springs and more with varied prices and schedules. R W Sizer is general agent with contact details.
The Southern Railway Co announces a 14.70 round trip from Athens Georgia to Baltimore Maryland for the United Society Christian Endeavor International Convention in Baltimore July 1905. Tickets go on sale July 1 2 3 and 4 with final return by July 16 and extension options to August 21 for a 1.00 fee at the Joint Agent Jas Bamford Fifth Maryland Regiment Armory.
The Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets from Athens Georgia to Niagara Falls for travel on January 8th and 9th 1905 with return by June 24th 1905. Tickets require a $1.00 deposit and can be extended to July 1905. No stopovers allowed in either direction. inquiries to No 106 Clayton St Athens Ga.
At the annual meeting in Norfolk Virginia the Southern Railway Co will sell round trip tickets from Athens Georgia to Norfolk Virginia for 15 55. Tickets go on sale June 17 and 18 1905 with a final limit of ten days from sale. Extensions require deposit with Special Agent Joseph Richardson from June 17 to ten days after purchase for a 50 cent fee and a receipt. Extension until midnight July 30 1905 upon in person return of the ticket.
Grand Lodge B P C E of Buffalo announces round trip tickets from Athens Georgia to Buffalo at 25.45. Tickets on sale July th through July hh.
Final return limit clearly stated as July 15 1905 with option to extend to August 1 1905 by depositing with Joint Agent at Buffalo and paying a 1.00 fee. No stopovers allowed. For more information contact KR W Sizer General Agent Clayton Street Philadelphia or similar.
The rate of 6.85 dollars covers round trip for the Annual Conference Y M C A and Y W C A Asheville. Journey dates June 6 25 1905 with tickets on sale June 8 9 10 11 17 1905. Final limit June 1 1905, departing Athens Ga on mixed train No 7 at 7 PM. Phone 81.
Special sale listing fabrics and garments with marked down prices. White quilts assorted linens dresses belts and trunks featured along with stocking sale and discounted shoes. New shipments include dotted swiss lawns and brillianteens with reduced rates across many items.
Short notes advertise Cream Rye and Graham Breads from Boston Bakery and Wier Isros breads, peaches, tomatoes, and drinks at Abney’s and the Dispensary. Listings include Athens Empire Laundry for linen and cleaning, rental ads on Strong Street, and a Shetland pony with cart. Also promotes Yellow Label whiskey and cakes from Clifton Studio.
Irwinville resident Mr J T Barber keeps Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for instant use. He cites quick attacks of colic and diarrhoea as common and praises the medicine as one of the best he has used. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bro.
Washington June 14 official announcement makes Washington the meeting place for the plenipotentiaries from Russia and Japan. The President issued notice that if heat in Washington becomes oppressive the talks may adjourn to a cooler northern resort such as Newport or Manchester.
The notice promotes Stuart's Gin Buchu and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as cures for diabetes bright's disease stomach trouble constipation and biliousness. Endorsed by J W Turner of Truhart Virginia and H R Palmer & Sons along with W J Smith & Bro. It also touts Detchon's Mystic Cure for rheumatism as effective after a sprain and lists druggists in Indianapolis and Inlet at 105 Clayton Street.
Mrs. L. C. Walker of Woodfords Maine reports her sister healed of a long running shoulder humor after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. One box of ointment and one cake of soap fully cured with no scar and no recurrence.
Local fraternal groups list meeting nights and locations at the Max Joseph and Moss buildings on Clayton Street. Entries name lodge titles, meeting times, officers, and invite qualified members to attend.
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