Georgia Legislature Opens With 260 Unfinished Bills
The Georgia General Assembly convenes for a 50 day session at 1 a.m. to tackle unfinished business from the prior year. Senate and House counts show 260 bills and resolutions pending, with many awaiting readings or committee action. Early expected measures include an anti free pass bill, pure food reform, and other proposed statutes affecting taxation, education, railroads, and public safety.
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General Assembly of Georgia
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Senate
House
Joe Hi Hah
Bible
Seaborn Wright
Ficpa
Boykin
Jincoln
Connor
Bartow
State University For Agricultural College
Blackburn
Fulton
Wright
Richmond
Felder
Bibb
Porter
Floyd
Me. Stavall
Chatham
James Oglethorpe
Mr. Calvin
Messrs. Tiardman and
Tlelder
Jackson
Russet
Muscogee
Jamestown Exposition
Calvin
Covington
Colquitt
Whitstitution
Jey
Douglas
Messrs. Sliton
Blackburn and Bell
Flynt
Spalding
Hall
Lumpkin
Walker
John B. Gordon
McMichael
Marlow
Messrs. Kelly
Rose and Adama
Barksdale
Capitol
Messrs. Alexander
Clives
Mr. Knight
Polk
Georgia School
Rose
Upson
Bell
Patton
Georgia Day
Perry
Parker
Appling
Superior Courts
Kelly
Glascock
Corn
Flinders
Johnson
Nowell
Walton
Reid
Pte v Asutot
Ladies Shirt Waists and Linens Sale by Michael Bros
A local sale advertises ladies white shirt waists in lawn and silk versions with embroidery and various sleeve lengths at deep discounts, plus white dress linens, sheers, and dress fabrics offered from 2¢ to 30¢ and many fabrics at reduced prices. Also promotes Kodol for dyspepsia as a stomach rest remedy available from Orr Drug Co.
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Michael Bros
Iby Orr Drug Co
Summer School Opens at University of Georgia
The fourth annual University of Georgia Summer School opens today with a large, enthusiastic attendance expected. Supt Wooster and Registrar Hall prepared the campus for classes and registration. An evening lecture by Dr Roland Det Graf titled Yellowstone, rk-Scenic and Scientific will be held at 8:30 at the chapel. Season tickets are priced for lectures, with discounts for transfers.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Roland Det Graf
Yellowstone
Twelve Negro Men Caught In Crargame
Yesterday afternoon twelve Negro men were arrested on disorderly conduct for alleged participation in a late crargame. Names include Nelson McCombs Lacy James Barrie Locklin John Anderson Robert Hurt Nathan Lumpkin John Houston Charley Harris Walter Hardeman Gus Hodge John Tiller William Thomas. Police officers D W Hull Charlie Segraves and Capt. Saye escorted them to the station to be charged, with a prior lunch room confrontation near Jackson's market. Four paid fines. others await Mayor Dorsey’s settlement morning, facing stiff penalties.
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Nelson McCombs
Lacy James
Barrie Locklin
John Anderson
Robert Hurt
Nathan Lumpkin
John Houston
Charley Harris
Walter Hardeman
Gus Hodge
John Tiller
William Thomas
D. W. Hull
Charlie Segraves
Capt. Saye
Jackson's Market
Gold Watch Theft Involving Supt Bond’s Property
Yesterday morning Homer Favors, a youth, entered Supt. G. G. Bond’s Dearing street home to collect foundry wages and stole a gold watch. After officers questioned him without result, Capt. Sage searched the boy and found the watch hidden in his stocking. He was jailed pending larceny trial and the watch was returned.
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Homer Favors
Supt
G. G. Bond
Dearing Street
Supt. Bond
Shim
Sage
Calaboose
Hot bath followed by Chamberlain Pain Balm for sore muscles
Prominent athletes nationwide report that a hot bath at bedtime opens the pores and is followed by vigorous rubbing in Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment quickly relieves stiffness and soreness and keeps muscles in good condition. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Bons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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H. R. Palmer & Bons
W. J. Smith& Bro
Meeting Opens Hopeful Christian Business Union in Athens
A Sunday night gathering at First Methodist Church, hosted by the Business Men's Evangelical Union, featured ex Governor W J Northen as the principal speaker. Dr Marion Hull of Atlanta also spoke urging Christian workers to concerted action and personal work among business men. The Ath ens Business Men's Union plans stronger organization to support future religious meetings.
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First Methodist Church
W. J. Northen
Business Men's Evangelical Union
Marion Hull
Atlanta
Athlens Business Men’s Union
May Term City Court of Ath reconvenes June 29 1906
The May Term 1906 of the City Court of Ath is reconvened to open Friday June 29 at 9 A M for trial of jury cases civil or criminal as counsel and parties are ready and consent to try Jurors already empanelled will attend and serve Counsel and parties will notify their witnesses This order serves as notice to the jurors dated June 25 1906
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City Court of
Athens
Athens City League to Reorganize Baseball Games
The Athens Cty League may be reorganized to provide afternoon baseball on the University campus. Past years have given people pleasure at low cost, and interested citizens are asked to meet Thursday at six at city hall to take definite steps toward reorganization.
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Athens Cty League
Athens
City Hall
League
Parsonage Plan for First Methodist Church
The First Methodist church aims to build a new parsonage once plans are drawn and the contract awarded. The congregation raised 5900 from 32 members, with 10000 needed for the build and about 4000 more anticipated. The two story parsonage will sit on the present lot, be handsome and commodious, with work starting soon and completion expected by early fall.
Sunday Address at the Y M C A in Athens
Rev. J O Brown missionary to the Canary Islands delivered a Sunday address before the men’s meeting at the Y M C A. His talk drew intense interest as he shared rich information about a remarkable people and their culture, captivating the audience and highlighting notable facts about their lives.
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J.O. Brown
Canary Islands
Athens
Mr. Brown
Rev Crawley Heads to Social Circle for Revival
Rev W G Crawley leaves for Social Circle Ga to assist in a revival for a week or ten days after a successful mission in Thomson Ga. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for cuts burns and sores with a positive testimonial from Chas Oswald of Rennesselaeraville NY. Available at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons drug stores. What Did Polly Say?
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W. G. Crawley
Social Circle
Thomson, Ga
Chas. Oswald
Rennesselaeraville
N. Y
Seth Burch
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Upshaw Rages Over Liquor Question Debate
An editorial by William D. Upshaw in the Golden Age condemns the Peachtre Auditorium scene where backers cheered Hoke Smith’s remark that profits from a bar were used to buy school books for Atlanta’s poor. Upshaw warns moral leaders to focus on the issue without partisan bias and urges accountability for those who celebrated the saloon.
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Atlanta
Piedmont
William D. Upshaw
Hoke Smith
Peachtree Auditorium
Georgia
Peachtre Auditorium
Newnan
James M. Smith
Clark Howell
Dick Russell
J. H. Estill
New Citizens From Ravan Arrive In Av ens
Mrs Joerg of ifasiant and her three daughters have arrived in Av ens choosing Church street residence near Home School. She will stay while deciding if Av ens will be her permanent home. Mrs Joerg and family are among prominent locals. Mr Ervin Veddewan and party boarded in Vinvana and plan to buy a home, traveling from Athens, delighted with the city and its people.
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Joerg
Aid Qaneltere
Dave
United States
Ervin Veddewan
al Tude
Thei Whike UN Sidinis
Vinvana
Aid Oon
Sates Leia
Athens
Olleors
Postum praised as coffee and tea substitute by doctors
A testimonial promotes Postum as a healthful drink replacing coffee and tea. The unnamed speaker claims starting the product eased heart palpitations and stomach irritation, advises boiling 15 minutes and adding butter for flavor, and notes widespread physician use and a book titled The Road to Wellville.
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Thetem Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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