Death of Mr Andrew Price in Oconee County
Mr Andrew Price died yesterday at St Mary's hospital Athens after being shot by Bishop Gould two weeks earlier. The bullet pierced his hip causing a severe wound and his condition deteriorated despite medical care. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd at Payneington.
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Andrew Price
Oconee County
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Price
Marshal Sterling
Bishop
Gould
Athens
No Price
Paormington
Reduced convention rates offered by Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line announces reduced round trip rates to Atlanta for the state democratic convention next Tuesday. Tickets are 3.10, on sale Monday at 3 pm on the vestibule train. Return anytime by lab. Clarke county delegation travels in a special coach. notify Mr. John B Gamble today if joining.
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Seahoard Air Line Railroad
Atlanta
Clarke County
John B Gamble
Crystal Theatre Draws Large City Crowd
Crystal Theatre manager Taylor announces Beatrice Cenel, a tragedy in focus, shown today as one of the week’s best pictures. Affected crowds praise the film’s striking lines and beauty, with patrons visiting daily to see the acclaimed production.
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Crystal Theatre
Taylor
Beatrice Cenel
tn +ier
Cig Pictures
Cal Red Mansoor
Lserocds
Mr John Bird Improves After Weeks at Home
Mr John Bird is rapidly recovering after confinement to his home for several weeks. Doctors hope he will soon be able to join his friends though his condition still prevents leaving his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bird
Laxative Tablets Sold in Athens Advertised Tonight
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promise a pleasant laxative effect, clear the head, and cleanse the stomach. Sold for 25 cents with free samples at H. R. Palmer & Sons and several Athens druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. McEvoy
Orr Drug, Co
Athens
Dr Shoop Health Advice Advertises Women Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Wight Cure suppositories as a remedy for female weakness and promotes a free booklet titled Book No. 4 for Women. The ad invites readers to mail questions to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin and notes availability from H R Palmer & Sons.
Injunction Granted in Hood v Jackson Tax Case near Dry Pont
Judge Charles H Brand yesterday granted an injunction in Hood v Jackson against the Tax Collector of Jackson County and the four district trustees. The suit sought to restrain collection of tax executions for school taxes. The judge ruled the executions illegal and permanently enjoined their collection. PB Cooley J M Hatley represented the plaintiffs and Judge W W Starke the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brand
Hood v. Jackson
Jackson County
4Ind
Dry Pont
Hrand
PB. Cooley
J. 4. B. Mit Hatley
Wo W. Starke
Messrs
Fight Ends with Injuries in Front of House
A violent altercation on Hendrix Avenue last night left Henry Thoreas severely injured after Ella Thomas struck him with a rock. Henry fled, bleeding, while Ella lay badly hurt. Authorities report Ella’s condition as serious but unspecified.
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Hendrix
Henry Thoreas
Ella Thomas
Henry
Ella
Immense shipment trunks suit cases and travel items on sale
A car load of trunks suit cases and valises arrived yesterday and is offered at low prices. Trunks from 3.50 to 25.00 suitcases 1.50 to 15.00 canvas covered telescopes 40c to 4.00 rattan satchels at 4.00 and a full line of stockings gloves and toilet articles follow. Vanity purses 50c vs 1.00 at Davison Nicholson Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davisin-Nicholson Co
Reliable Remedy Kodol for Indigestion Sold by Drugstores
A reader recommends Kodol for stomach relief noting its reliability and pleasant taste. The advertisement claims it is guaranteed to ease indigestion and is sold by all druggists.
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jSruggists
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Athens
A city wide celebration is planned with a general holiday on Independence Day. Free street attractions during the day and fireworks at night will entertain residents. A joint committee from the city council and Chamber of Commerce will meet to finalize plans and funding.
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Messrs
H. J. Rowe
C. B. Griffith
C. M. Snelling
Chamber of Comerce
H. R. Palmer
D. G. Anderson
C.D. Campbell
Occa
Dorsey
Chamber of Commerce
Coun
Chamber of
Park improvement planned for waterworks grounds
The Park committee proposes a 250 dollar appropriation to beautify the waterworks pond area. Work by street hands has cleared undergrowth and improved walks. Benches are planned and a summer dancing pavilion may be built, with Sundays drawing hundreds to the site. council should sustain annual upkeep to keep it as a premier Northeast Georgia recreation spot.
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Young
Parks and Trees Committee of Council
Georgia
Edar
Water Supplies Under Thorough City Evaluation
The board of health is conducting a thorough examination of the city water and water from several springs used by many residents. They plan to test wells shared by multiple families to identify and close any contaminated sources.
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Board of Health
Assessment Notice for Mrs Eula Walker in Oconee Burial Association
Assessment is called for Mrs. Eula Walker in the Oconee Benefit Burial Association. All members are requested to send or bring assessment to J H Mealor at once.
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Eula Walker
Oconee Benefit Burial Association
J. H. Mealor
University of Georgia Faculty Praised in Resolutions
The University of Georgia faculty received formal praise from the student body in a resolution introduced by Senator Bacon. The measure lauds the Chancellor and Faculty for progress, prosperity, and the year's work, noting the commencement exercises as evidence of a new era for the Greater University. It asks the Chancellor to transmit the resolution to the Faculty.
Judge Brand to Hear Five Cases in City Chambers
Judge Charles H. Brand will convene in his office at nine this morning to hear five cases. Carter & Martin vs Brock, Brown & Brown Brooks vs Rich and Borders vs Whitlock from Banks Superior Court, and Dobbins vs Fullilove from Clarke County are on the docket.
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Charles H. Brand
Carter & Martin
Brock
Brown & Brown Brooks
Rich and Borders
Whitlock
Banks Superior Court
Dobbins
Fullilove
Clarke County
Judge Brand
Notice of Shirley Plumbing Co. cessation and update
Notice states Earl E Shirley has left the plumbing business and that Shirley Plumbing Co. no longer exists. Includes an advertisement for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Shirley
Shirley Plumbing Co
Arbitration Hearing In Athens Terminal Case Adjourned
Arbitrators in the Athens Terminal Company dispute heard evidence from Perry and Farbstein and adjourned the hearing to Wednesday. President J L Donehi of the Gainesville Midland rail road attended with chief clerk Burnett and others.
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A. Perry
M. Farbstein
Athens Termnal Company
Messrs
Perry
Farbstein
J. L. Donehi
Gaines Ville Midland Railroad
Burnett
Rouo
Ware Carson
Athens
Institute Series Held Across Georgia In Agriculture
A series of farm institutes is underway in Georgia under President Soule of the State College of Agriculture. Farmers gathered at Rabun Gap to hear Prof. A Ritchie Prof. M P Jarnagin State Entomologist E L Worsham and Prof Alfred Akerman. An institute at Cornelia featured remarks by Hon. C Wade with Jarnagin Worsham and Akerman addressing farm interests and pest control. Cordele Greensboro and other towns will host similar sessions with speakers E B Land Jarnagin Wershaw and G F Humnicutt.
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Tue State
President Soule
State College of Agriculture
Rabun Gap
A. Ritchie
M. P. Jarnagin
E. L. Worsham
Alfred Akerman
Cornelia
C. Wade
Jarnagin
Worsham
Akerman
Cordele
E. B., Land
Wershaw
G. F. Humnicutt
Southern Cultivator
Greensboro
J. B. Park
Mr C Y Wier Heads to Milwaukee as Delegate
Mr C Y Wier of this city leaves today for Milwaukee to attend the session of the National Travelers Protective Association as a delegate of the Athens Post. The Athens Post is described as flourishing with a large enthusiastic membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Wier
Milwaukee
National Traeelers’ Protective Association
Wier
Athens Post
National Association
Sept W D Kelly's Leave of Absence
County commissioners grant W D Kelly a leave to recuperate from illness. He has directed county farm work for eleven years and is urged to return in good health. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are advertised as sold by all druggists.
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W. D. Kelly
Kelly
DeWitt
Bite by dog Delays Catcher and Highlights Bark Patrol
Dog catcher L N Burch was bitten while bringing a Mack dog to the pound. The dog fought, inflicting a thumb wound and a severe arm scratch before Burch secured the animal. One stray dog was killed on the spot, with about a hundred captured since the dog law took effect and most killed after owners failed to redeem them.
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L. N. Burch
Mr. Burch
Vivetu
Matinee for the Mayor and City Court Oddities
Mayor Dorsey presided over a lively morning session with no city funds collected. Pearl Montgomery faced a dog death order after his pet bit a rabid dog. no fine imposed. J Thomas, Central railroad engineer, found guilty for not signaling crossing Broad street, sentence suspended with a future fine warning. J T Cooper to be heard next morning for resisting dog catchers over a no tag dog.
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Dorsey
Pearl Montgomery
Ben
Mr. Montgomery
Central Railroad
Broad Street
Thomas
J. T. Cooper
Mr Valentine Dunaway Secures Numerous Building Contracts
Valentine Dunaway, a prominent contractor, has secured contracts for several new homes in the city. He recently closed an agreement with Wolver M. Smith to build four cottages, and he is working on residences for A. M. Center on Chase Street and Col. S. J. Tribble on Millodge Avenue. He is also finishing a modern home for Mrs. B. Kinpebrew on Lumpkin Street, noted as one of the street’s most attractive houses with up-to-date conveniences.
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Valentine Dunaway
Sealed bids invited for public printing in Georgia
Sealed proposals for two year public printing in Georgia begin August 3 1908 will be received for 30 days from June 1 1908 at the Secretary of State office in Atlanta Bond of 20000 required with surety company authorized to do business in this state Forms for bids available from the Secretary of State Philip Cook Secretary of State A Wright Comptroller General E Park
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Atlanta
Georgia
Secretary of State
Philip Cook
Secretary of
A. Wright
E. Park
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Bishop, Ga
Ular
Brand
DeWitt’s
MR. C. Y. Wier
L. H. Burch
MR. Valentine Dunaway
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