A Splendid Record of Capt Bradwell State Leader and Educator
Capt. 8. D. Bradwell former Georgia state school commissioner for four years and first president of the State Normal School died Saturday at his Florida home after a period of illness. He left three children, with many friends mourning. A Liberty County native, he served in the Civil War, led Hinesville High School, and later built the Normal School into a practical, affordable institution enabling teachers to attend for eight dollars a month. The remains will be buried in Liberty County. Also promoted is Dr King’s New Discovery for lung and throat troubles with testimonials and availability at local druggists.
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D. Bradwell
Indian River
Florida
Capt. Bradwell
R. J. Guinn
College Park
Pauline Bradwell
J. D. Bradwell
Atlanta
Athens
Liberty County
Georgia
Hinesville
W. J. Northen
State Normal School
Normal School
Capt
Bradwell
Capt Bradwell
Dr. King
C. B. van- Metre
Shepherdtown
W. Va
Saya
Sunday Excursions to Atlanta by Seaboard Line Rail
Beginning May 17 to October 15 1908 the Seaboard Air Line Railway sells round trip tickets to Atlanta for 1.00 each. Tickets valid for train 41 leaving Athens at 6:35 a. m. Returning date of sale. Hoke Agent Athens Ga. Christian A G PB A At G P A Portamonth
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Athens
Hoke
Christian
Portamonth
Dr Proctor Receives Major Honor at Richmond Medical College
Mr W T Bryan returns from Richmond where he attended commendment exercises of the University College of Medicine. His brother in law Peeples Proctor graduates with distinction. Dr Proctor appointed resident physician of 83 Luke's Hospital, a renowned Richmond sanitarium. Friends in the city extend congratulations.
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W. T. Bryan
Richmond
University College of Medicine
Peeples Proctor
Proctor
Luke's Hospital
Suart McGuire
Dr. Proctor
Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery Kidney Cure
Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women with one small bottle two months' treatment. Dr E W Hall of St Louis lists testimonials from Greenfield Tenn dated 1901 praising kidney relief after long illness.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Box
St. Louis
Greenfield
Tenn
Texas
B. Drewry
Veterans Leave for New Orleans Reunion
Cobb Delaney Camp U V members depart Monday for New Orleans to attend the annual reunion. The Athens party traveled via Seaboard Air Line and Atlanta and West Point lines, with Captain J J OC Mc Mahan arranging preliminary details. A roster lists Confederate veterans and accompanying visitors, including Mrs J J O McMahan, Miss Helen McMahan, and many others.
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Cobb Delaney Camp
U. V
Lefe
New Orleans
Athens Patty
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Atlanta and
West Point
Roots
J.J OC McMahan
FT Berry
JO Edeon
J F Payne
J J Jennings
Robi Flournoy
G Carithers
J G McEvoy
Husey
J W Davenport
R W Pitman
J A Garebod
J H Jordan
Jas Wright
David Carithers
Whilson Jarrett
A Fambrough
R M Hall
A J Crowley
J O Sorrells
A Mallory
H B Barber
J T Marshall
L T Carthers
Oldham
T P Cooper
Alva Harris
Misa Hath Jackson
Annie Lou Matthews
Jas Camak
Louis Camak
J H Rucker
Mary M Hill
Deandra
W Wentbrooks
Dobbins
Quinby
Yandy Harris
F F Dawson
M R Carithers Honored Citizen of Walton County
Walton county loses longtime farmer merchant Hugh A Carithers after a lengthy illness at his home near India. Born July 14, 1827 in Madison County he served four terms in the Georgia legislature and was a respected Mason and Baptist layman. He leaves wife Miss Muiry Griffeth and three sons James Y Carithers Robert L Carithers and Hugh A Carithers.
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Walton County
Hugh A Carithers
India
Athens
Carithers
Madi
Esteam
Georgia
Muiry A.griffeth
Robert 3. Griff
Bial Lvedoner
Baptist Church
Bothabara Church
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S. D. Bradwell
Sioner
Atlanta, GA
Chicago
Wttle
Ty H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. J Smith & Bro
St. Luke’s Hospital, Richmond
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J . J. Cheney & Co
MR. Carithers
Foley
A.H. Thurness
Mgr
Wills Creek Coal Co
Buffalo
Foley & CO
Chicago, Ill
H. R. Palmer & Sons, Arnold & Sorrells
the Orr Drug Co
W. J. Smith & Bro
and E.O McEvoy
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Dawinson & Lowe’s
Foulard
Davison & Lowe's
Inman-Smith
Lot