Local Stores Ad List on Clayton and College Avenues
Classified snippet lists Barbers McQueen and Carter on College Avenue, clothing and dry goods shops on Clayton Street, and an electric light office led by J. D. Flanigen at Clayton and Avenue Furnishings and undertakings by Doresy at 5 ik, Davison and Clayton area.
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Barbers
McQueen & Carter
College Avenue
Clayton Street
Talon Telegraph Company
Clayton
Crane
Bell Telephone Company
W. Bailey
Washington Street
Phon
Walter Rose Hurt in Oconee Street Fall
Yesterday daylight Walter Rose, son of policeman B O W Rose, was thrown from a horse on Oconee street while delivering Athens Banner papers. He suffered severe bruises and possible internal injuries. a physician said no bones were broken. The incident marks the third such accident involving the boy in recent years.
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Walter Rose
O. W. Rose
Oconee Street
East
Athens
Young Rose
Joe Saye
Early Convention Favored by Bryan
A Washington dispatch reports that after a February conference Bryan favors an early Democratic national convention. The plan would place the convention before Republican and Populist gatherings so the party can field first and set its platform. Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Chicago are contenders for the venue.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Bryan
Iheta
Hhis
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mimouri
Kansas City
His Mother Alarmed At His Absence Then Joy At Return
Mrs. George Williams feared for her son E. R. Williams, a collector for Mr. J. B. Toomer, after he failed to return from a Bogart Georgia trip by last Friday. Toomer dispatched Mr. Woods to search, Williams reappeared yesterday afternoon. delay due to business.
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George Williams
E. R. Williams
J. B. Toomer
Williams
Bogart
O Ga
Toomer
Toomer Didn’t Apprehend Any Trouble and Said That Mr. Williams
Mr. Woods
Mr. Williams
Mr. Toomer
Needle Located by X Rays and Removed from Woman
A negro woman stuck a needle in her hand while washing clothes and broke it off. Doctors failed to locate it until a shadowgraph X ray by Professor A. H. Patterson revealed the needle tip in the finger. The surgeon then cut and removed the fragment. she improved and soon expected to use her hand.
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University Laboratory
A. H. Patterson
Baer
Laid to Rest in Oconee Cemetery
Funeral services for Randolph Eidam were held at his parents’ home on Narrow Street with Rev. Ellison D. Stone officiating. Burial followed in the Oconee cemetery. Eidam belonged to Ath ens Manufacturing Co Burial Association and was the second member of the group to die since its founding. Meanwhile, railroad men seek the Athens agency job as T W Crews moves on. Carl Saye temporarily fills Crews’ post at the Southern depot as applicants compete for the vacancy along the main line. In Montgomery Alabama, February 14 heavy rains flooded the Tallassee and Montgomery railroad bridge across the Alabama River, washing away three spans and threatening further damage.
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Savannah
Rosa O. Farr
Nes Brown
Milledgeville
Frances M. Farr
Kentucky
Farr
Randolph Eidam
Ellison D. Stone
Oconee ~Faetery
Eidam
Athens Manufacturing Co
Athens
T. W
Southern Railway
The
Southern
Montgomery
Ala
Tallassee and Montgomery
Alabama River
Negro arrested in Atlanta confesses to postoffice robberies
A young Negro named Reese was arrested in Atlanta after a Tuesday night incident. He claimed he robbed the Athens post office last Saturday night, yielding four dollars, and another post office job netting two dollars. He later denied all confessions, and authorities hold him pending further investigation.
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Reese
Atlanta
Athens
Georgians Protests Against Convict Labor Bill
Georgia delegates flood Washington with letters opposing the convict labor bill. Governor Candler’s missive is among those sent as the Taft commission for the Philippines is discussed. A post office burglary in Athens yields only a dollar recovered. other lines note political maneuvers and drug habit cure ads.
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Washington, D. C
Georgia
Congress
Cochran
New York
Candler
Talbert
South Carolina
Taft Commission
Philippines
Col
Livingston
Ee Semenintea
McLaurin
Sullivan
Mississippi
Cald
B.,.p. Howell
Atlanta
Augusta River Still Rising but City Safeguarded
At noon the Savannah River near Augusta registered thirty two feet three inches and rose slowly. The dam age is light and the bulkhead at Hawk's Gailey saved the city. Two young men Marston Holman and Parks Verdery fell from a capsized boat but were rescued after two hours in shallow water.
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Augusta
Hawk's Gailey
The Way to Win a Woman Bravery and Grit in Love
An old voice argues that winning a woman requires courage and perseverance across life. It likens bravery in work to fighting for affection, notes women judge by energy, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a health aid amid claims of cures and vitality.
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Senate
Pierce
Lena
Dr. Ery
Tictae Plician
Cove Coe
All World
Main Street
Hutalo
City awards street sweeping contract to Franklin
John L Franklin wins the lowest bid of 1176 for street sweeping inside the fire limits. He will post a 9500 bond and operate the street sweeper, responsible for repairs and any damage, with compensation for sweepings during the year. Washington February 14. Senate and House hearings on a proposed sixteenth amendment for woman suffrage proceed with National Woman’s Suffrage Association delegations. Mobile February 14. High grade middling cotton brings the season’s top price.
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Franklin
Washington
Washington, Heb
Senate Committee On
House Committee On the Judiciary
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Congress
Mobile
Ala
Poem Fragment on Love’s Fire Not Quenched by Words
A poetic line contrasts love’s flame with words, noting one would kindle fire with snow rather than quell love with speech. It presents a lyrical meditation on the ineffable power of love over verbal expression.
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Kali Works
Nassau St
Per & Bons
Clayton Stree
Express Office Boathern Exprem Company
Electric Light Office
J. D. Flanigen
Clayton and Avenue
Doresy
Pinene Hardware Company
Broad St
E. D. Stone
Jackson Street
sTorgecdorg
Orene’ Barge Tenon
D. P. Haselton
Athens Banner
Seaboard Air Line
York
Penn
Ac.l
Pines
Nova
Athena
Famlet
Bam
Newa Dally
Dally
Atlante
Portamouth
A. L
Jow
Herald
Tutt
Davis & Lawrence Co., Limited
Prop's
Perry Davis
Ithe
By Mail
Sunday Sun
SUN
Palsied
Roberts
South Africa
Longton
Baller
Chieveley
Springfield
Hamilton Russell
G. Churchill
Lieuttenant Pilkington
Lord Roberts
Modder River
Mafeking
Rosa Parr
Mr. H. T. Salisbury
Pawtucket
H. T. Santssury
CarLos i
Dr. Williams
Fle
People Senate
Gene Fle
Hon
Oconee Cemetery
Randolph Eidem
Crews
Carl Saye
Southern Depot
Knoxville, Tenn
Postoffice
E. P. Howell
Ren Philipplee
Mary
Baldwin
Rierged
Ma, J Ls Franklin
John L. Franklin
Burpee
Just
Brumby Drug Co
Shakespeare
McCregore
Athens, Ga
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