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Why don't YOU
try one?
Qgars
Tor the Holidays
Boxes of 25
The Prices
Are Low
PALMER & SONS.
DRUGS •
The alcohol prescriptions for tho
month of December as recorded in
the ofTice of Ordinary Wingfield show
an increase over the number • regis
tered for the preceding thirty days.
This time there are 97 prescriptions
recorded and the number, lacking on
ly three of reaching the hundred
mark, sets a new record for the pre
scriptions for any one month, and
about 15 above the number registered
for the preceding month.
The list of physicians issuing the
prescriptions and the drug stores
which filled them is as follows:
Orr Drug Co
Power Drug Co 6
Palmer ft Sons Drug Co 30
Warren J. Smith & Bros 33
E. C. McEvoy 3
E. P. Canning B
Dr. W. W. Rich' - - 31
Dr. J. H. Elder 8
Dr. T. W. Coile 1
Dr. Geo. Little 1
Dr. 1.. II. Crow
Dr. R. P. Sorrells 14
Dr. J. C. Holliday 3
Dr. I. H. Goss 7
Dr. W. T. Hamilton 3
Dr. W. M. Burckhaher 1
Dr. M. T. Mathews 1
Dr. J. P. Proctor
Dr. M. A. Born
Dr. J. P. Autrey, Vet 2
Dr. Jas. C. Bloomfield 4
Dr. H. N. Fullilove
Dr. S. C. Benedict ... * 1
Dr. J. C. McKinney
Dr. A. C. Holliday
Dr. S. C. Elder 1
W. H. Hodges 2
W. B. Conway 1
The number of real estate transfers
for the month of December shows an
unusually healthy increase and as
this Is one of the surest means of il
lustrating the commercial growth of
the city, it is worthy of note that this
past month the number of recorded
transfers of real estate was 85.
This, being a decided increase over
November's record, shows that re
cently Athens real estate has been
r.ot only moving upward in value, but
that there have been a number of
people to take advantage of the steady
increase to dispose of some of their
holdings. This" means more citizens
and more homes for the city and as
there are a number of transfers of
aluabto property in the business sec
tion of the city, also means more im
provemonts and better buildings in
that part of the city.
The list of transfers as recorded in
the office of Clerk Elmer Crawford is
follows:
t. I,. Moss Manufacturing Co.
David J. Pattee, leg.on college avenue.
J. J. C. McMahan to C. A. Rowland,
97
Making Life Safer.
Everywhere life is being made
more safe through the work of Dr.
King’s New I.lef Pills in constipation
biliousness, dyspepsia , indigestion
liver troubles, kidney disease and
bowel disorders. They’re easy, but
sure, and perfectly build up the
health. 25c at W. J. Smith ft Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons.
RACE FOR SOLICITOR
NORTHEASTERN CIRCOIT
Attorneys W. B. Sloan and
Robert McMillan Have Both
Announced.
3XT B -W"
Room House
For Sale
The race for solicitor general of the
Northeastern circuit of Georgia has
opened up this week with the formal
announciements of Col. Robert Mc
Millan of Clarkesviile and Col. Will-
ford B. Sloan of Gainesville.
Col. F. M. Johnson of Gainesville
who was spoken of for the running
announced that he will not be in the
race. Col. B. P. Galllard, a son of
Prof. Galllard of the N. G. A. college
faculty at Daliloncga and a grandson
of Col. Boyd, was contemplating the
race, but withdrew. Col. J. G. Col
lins, who also spoke of shying his
castor into the ring, has not yet de-
Tllis j elded to do so. The field Is left to
With modern conveniences,
piece of property is a bargain at I the “hills of Haberham and the val
$3000.00. It will easily pay 12 per I !**■ of Hall
cent on this amount.
J. T. Anderson.
Phone 310.
i. P. WILSON, AUCTIONEER
if;
REAL ESTATE AQENT
m ms* I'm at your aervlo*.
Col. Bob McMillan is well known
here. His father was elected to con
gress from the Ninth district Just
prior to the famous , Candler-Speer
race, but bis death occurred before he
took his seat in the halls of national
legislation.
Col. Sloan began life as a carpenter,
studied law at night, was admitted
the bar and has built a good practice
In H# and neighboring counties, and
was once representative of Hall
the legislature.
m
Will buy a very desirable cor-
ier lot 75x100 feet, one block from I all business transactions, and flnan-
How’s Thlsf
We offer One -Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY A CO..
Toledo,
We, the undersigned, have known
F.. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
Odd^toekers of all kinds in Mahogany, Golden Oak and
Early English.
Parlor, Library and Uall Tables in all the woods, lovely
patterns.
The very latest in Bed Room Suites, Colonial Mahogany
and Golden Oak.
Parlor Suites, Odd Chairs and Rockers, the very newest
ear 1 ’eand where yon can get elec
tric lights, gas, water and sewer
age. Good terms can be made.
Stee ns about this.
J* Re Crane k Co.
S-ivi -
Rea! Estate.
dally able to carry out any obliga
tions made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
lally. acting directly upon the blood
[and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c.
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall’s Family PiUa for const!-
pation.
lot on Cobb street.
Allen H. Talmadge to Banjamin
Dillard, lot on Vine street.
T. J. Eppes to W. C. Couch, land in
Princeton district.
J. M. Alexander to F. P. Phillips,
lot In Lynwood park.
W. A. Mallory to W. P. Hopson, lot
on Head avenue.
W. S. Holman to A. G. Elder, land
on Oglethorpe avenue.
George llill et al. to Augustus Jack-
son. lands in Sandy Creek district
D. G. Anderson to J. W. Caskey, lot
on Springdale street.
W. A. Mallory to Marlon Holbrooks,
lot on Head avenue.
E. S. Lyndon et nl to Annie B. Black
and heirs, lot on Lyons Hill.
Mrs. Caine Brlghtwell to Ida Pope,
lot on Vine street.
R. T. and A. E. White to Enoch
Thomas, lot on Strickland street.
A. H. Hodgson to S. J. Carmichael
nnd T. M. McConnell, property
East Clayton.
Jack F. Jackson to R. T. Foster,
lands In Princeton district
S. R. McDufTie to Ben T. Eppes, lot
on Boulevard.
Mrs. M. A. L. Erwin to J. S. Kee.-e
lot on Pulaski street.
.1. S. Keose to D. D. Stirchcomb, lot
on Pulaski street.
Allen H. Talmadge to M. B. Morton
property on Hancock avenue.
J. E. Eidson et al. to Mrs. J. E. Eid-
son et al.. lands In Puryear’s district
L. C. Hiram to M. J. Holbrooks, lot
on Hancock avenue.
Mrs. M. G. Broom to M. D. Petty,
lot on Nacoochee avenue.
Mrs.n Ante Jackson to M. B. Mo:
ton. lot on Reese street.
M. B. Morton to Max Slaton, lot on
Reese street.
Lizzie Simms to ’Jane Ana Moore,
lands tn Sandy Creek district.
Ana Moore to Otho Brown, lands
in Sandy Creek district.
George Collins to Thomas Bailey,
lands on east side Oconee river.
Jno. T). Mell to Myer Stem, lot on
Oconee street.
Myer Stem to A. H. Richards, lot
on Oconee street.
Jno. D. Mell to A. H. Richards, lot
on Oconee street.
C. B. Griffith and H. J. Rowe to R
H. McCrary, lot on Lumpkin street.
R. H. McCrary to W. C. and F. M.
Tiller, lot on Lumpkin street
T. N. Cook to R. B. Weir, lot in
Lynwood Park
J. T. Brown to M. B. Morton, lot on
Hancock avenue.
Jobson White to Will White, lands
In Clarke county.
Jno. D. Mell to Mrs. Callie C. Hull,
lot on Mllledge avenue.
Mrs. Emily Fleming et al. to Jna
D. Mell, lot on Milledge avenue.
J. J. Hancox to James T. Gallagher
iot on College avenue.
Augustus Jackson et al. to Charlie
Crawford, lot in -Sandy Creek district
Lama Hill to Griffith Implement
Co., lands in Buck Branch district.
J. P. Upshaw to'M. W. Upshaw, lot
on Raulevard.
J. P. Anderson to M. L. Anderson,
lands in Buck Branch district.
B. R. McCree to A. T. Drake, Iot on
Georgia avenue.
Mrs. Ida ML Davison to W. S. Eber-
bart et al, lot on Milledge avenue.
Cobb Lampldn to Mrs. Helen S.
Varner, lot on Jackson street .
Obadlah Hill to T. J. Tolnas, lot on
Pair street
Estate ot Adeline Jones to S. C.
Upson, lands in Kenney districts .
Ella Deas Neal et al. to Will Deas,
lands in Sandy Creek district
Mrs. Ida M. Davison to J. C. Daniel,
lot on Milledge avenue.
John Howard to Clarke county,
The “Royal Push Iluttoi^’ Morris Chair, the greatest
Chair made for solid comfort.
Side Boards, Buffets and China Cases in White and
Oak.
Hall Racks, Chiffonieres in Mahogany, Birds Eye and
Golden Oak.
Buy them now, we put them aside and deliver when yon
wish.
The Gift For Him
When the day’s work is done and
he has settled down for the evening,
a man wants a comfortable chair.
There is no chal^on tbe market ia
which one may find such perfect rest
and comfort as the
“Ro$l” Morris Chur.
By simply pushing a button you
can place the back in any of the nine
Inclinations, without getting up. There
is nothing to get out ot place. We
sell them with or without the folding
foot-rest
Visit our store and test the comfort
of these chairs. We have a great va
riety of designs from $9 to $60.
Dorsey & Funkenstrin.
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lands on Lexington road.
W. J. Peeples to C. I. and Natty De
More, lot In East Athens.
Mrs. K. C. O’Farrell to R. T. Wright,
lands in Sandy Creek district.
R. T. Wright to Mrs. Ida A. Young,
lot on College avenue.
Mrs. Natty De More et al. to W. A
Mallory, lot In East Athens.
Elenora Taylor to Mrs. S. F. Daven
port. lot on Dublin street.
Estate of Patman Lester to L. M.
Fowler, lands In Kinney district.
Frank M. Harper to Mrs. Julia C.
McEvoy, lot on Hearing street.
Caroline Lesterday to Nfinoy Heard,
lot near western city limits.
Southern l.md Co. to Mrs. Lucy
Kenyon, lot in Lynwood Park.
Emma L. Nichols to L. A. Fowler,
lands near western city limits.
W. S. Holman to Mrs. A. O. Elder,
lot on Mitchell’s bridge road.
F. C. Carr to Lucy Willis et al., lot
on I-cxington road.
Matte M. Heard to Geo. D. Willing
ham, lot near Brooklyn branch.
Mrs. LucyH. Mathis et al. to C. B.
Griffith arid H. J. Rowe, lot on Lump
kin street.
James M. Smith to Walter J. Chan
dler, land in Buck Branch district.
H. H. and E. C. Jackson to Mrs.
Mattie Jackson et al., lot on Meigs
street
Estate of Patman Lester to Jno. M
Booth, lands In Kinney district.
Miss Omlo Lane to Della Battist
and Manda Bugg, lot on River street.
Griffith & Welch to Thomas Comer,
lot in East Athens|
Estate of Patman Lester to Charlie
Cephas, lot on Vine street
F. M. Daniel to Isaac Williams, lot
on Gray street.
A. H. O’Farrell to Isaac Williams,
lot on Grove street
Crampton DuBois to Mrs. Emma L
DuBols. lot in Lynwood Park.
Augustus Jackson et al. to Chris
tiana Reese, lands in Sandy Creek
district.
A. C. Quillian to Allen H. Talmadge,
property on Clayton street
M. B. Morton to Allen H. Talmadge,
property on Clayton street
L. W. Spnarks to Billups Phlnlzy,
lot on cor. Lumpkin and Ray streets.
Milledge Harris to J. R. Butler,
lands in 220th district
James White to M: B. Morton, prop
erty on Clayton street
Mayor and Council ot City of Ath
ens to L. E. Brooks and J. H. Booth,
lot on River street
J. B. Thompson et al. to Clarke
county, lands in 241st district.
Clarke county commissioners to J.
B. Thompson et al., lands In 241st dis
trict.
Joel E. Green to Thomas J. Shack
elford, lot on DuBols street.
Jno. L. Arnold to Thomas J. Shack
elford, lot near Central depot
Jno. L. Arnold et al. to Thomas J.
Shackelford, lot on Lumpkin street
Estate of R. I. Comer to Thomas J.
Shackelford, lot on Baldwin street
and Dulloy street.
Jno. N. Booth to Thomas J. Shack
elford. 2 lots near Central railroad.
Thomas Bailey to Thomas J. Shack
elford. lot on corner Jackson and
Baldwin streets.
Jno. L. Arnold to Thomas J. Shack
elford. lot on Lumpkin street.
W. D. Griffith, guardian, to D. C.
Barrow and Thomas J. Shackelford,
4 lots near Lumpkin street.
Oliver and Geo. A. Mcllhenny to D.
('. Barrow and Thomas J. Shackelford,
loi on Du Boy street
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrival and Departure at Trains.
CITY TIME.
Leave* Arrive*
7:00 a.m. 12:15 noon
4:1$ P. m. 8:60 p. a.
JOHN POTTS & SON
HOUSE PAINTERS
and DECORATORS
Phone 645. A
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE TALKS
OF ATHENS TYPO. MAN.
Tom Murphy in the Augusta Chron
icle hns the following to say about
one of the Athens printer-men:
“Mr. Thomas H. Atkinson, of Ath
ens. Ga„ is in the city.
“Mr. Atkinson is an Augusta man
who went to Athens five or -six years
ago and. who has thrived well there.
He recently disposed of his'business
Interest i nthe Classic City.
“Mr. Atkinson has many warm
friemls in Augusta who will be glad
to know that he has progressed so
well.
“By the by. Mr. Atkinson was form,
eriy foreman of The Chronicle. His
younger brother, Mr. J. C. Atkinson
is now foreman of the paper. These
young men are sons of Hon. J. M.
Atkinson, of Hariem, who is so well
known and so well esteemed on every
hand In Augusta. Another of the
boys, Mr. I. S. Atkinson, is also on
the Chronicle at this time.”
Current 8ehedulta (Subject to chant*
Without Notice to the Public.)
Central Time.
TRAINS DEPART. !
For Macon f:S0 a. m.
For Macon I:$6 p. a.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
From Macon 1S:06 p. a.
From Macon ... ... ... 9:20 ». m.
Connections made at Madison wits
Georgia Railroad east sod wool »4
m. Macon for all points south.
For Information:
Phone €40. H. R. McLEAN,
or Commercial Agent. ■
Phone 16. D. A. NOLAN.
Depot Agees
9 ' Saved At Death’s Door.
Tbe door of death seemed ready to
open for Murray W. Ayers, of Tran
sit Bridge. N. Y.. when his life was
wonderfully saved. “I wss In a dread
ful condition,'' he writes, “my skin
was almost yellow; eyes sunken;
tongue coated; emaciated from losing
40 pounds, growing weaker dally.
Virulent liver trouble pulling
down to death In spite of doctors.
Then thait matchless medicine—Elec
tric Bitters—cared me. I regained
the 40 pounds lost and now am well
and strong." For all stomach, liver
and kidney troubles they’re supreme.
50c at W. J. Smith ft Bro.; H. R.
Palmer ft Sons.
ENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY.
Home Building
Company. 6
Corner Broad and Lumpkin street.
>V« make specialty ot building borne.'
will handle *arge and small contracts
We run our own mills, have experi
enced workmen, and will make ysua
plans if desired.
PHONE fit. :
DR. CLARENCE N. WALKER,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Graduate iot American School si
Osteopathy, Klrksvilla, Mo., Dr. A. V.
stm.
at
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E. C. KINNEBREW,
Lawyer, ^r. • I 'M
Corner Lumpkin and Washings**, \
