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Would Etyoy
snood health, with its blessings, must un-
OUR SPRING LINE
For the College Man. For the*Business Man. For the Aesthetic Man.
For the man who loves luxurious and beautiful tailored clothing. Wingfield’s Spring line.
Our’eternal endeavor will ever be to make the name "Wingfield'* synomous with the “elite” of dothingdom.
YOU WILL BE PROUD
ot out turnouts. We can furnish you
at any time swell turnouts, with sin
gle horse or team, at most reason
able terms. Our horses receiye*th«?
best care, and our carriages are or
the latest and best styles. Private
teams are hoarded by the week at
low rates.
Athens Transfer & livery Co.
163 W. Clayton St Phone Ml
Old Griffith & Welch Warehouse
MOPPfR
cet; us present you
with a bath room plan you can have
executed by New Tear If yon aa»
quickly. Nothing very expensive
about it, yet It includes everything
necessary for a handsome and aaul-
tary bath room. Our plumbing work
la included In the cost with'no extra
'charges as a Joker.
THINK IT OVER. ,,
Dornblatt Plumbing Co.
Phone 847.
Arrival and Departure of Tran*.
CITY TIME.
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND ROAO.
Arrive an' Athens—Daily, except
Sunday, 10:00 a. m. and 3.05 p. m.
Sunday only, 11:20 a. m. and 7:50 p.
m. Mixed dally, except Sunday, 6:20
day, 10:35 a. m. and 4:45 p. m.
Sunday only. 8:15 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.
Mixed daily, except Sunday. 6:45 a. m.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
North Bound Trains.
Train No. 52 leaves Athens 10:27 a. in
Train No. 32 leaves Athens 8:22 p. m
Train No. 58 arrives Athens 7:35 p. m
Train No. 38 leaves Athens 11:65 p. m
South Bound Trains.
Train No. 41 leaves Athens 5:04 a. m
Train No. 57 leaves Athens 7:10 a. m.'
Train No. 33 leaves Athens 3:22 p. tu
Train No. 53 leaves Athens 6:06 p. m.
Trains Nos. 57 and 58 ds not run
north of Athens.
80UTHERN.
Arrive.
*9:35 a. m. (mixed train.)
7:26 p. m. (regular passenger.) Dally
•11:61 a. m. (regular passenger.)
Leave.
•7:35 a. m. (regular passenger.)
12:60 p. m. (regular passenger.) Dally.
•3:45 p. m. (mixed train.)
•(Except Sunday.)
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Leave. Arrive*.
7:00 a.m. 12:16 p.m.
4:16 p. m. 1:60 p. m.
Lawyer.
ftsrnor Lumskln and Washington.
Mrs. Anna C. Auslund to Miss Mat-
tie Cheatham—lot on Jefferson road.
Mrs. Ida L. Chamberlin to \V. A.
Mallary—lot on Georgia avenue.
J. F. Clotfelder to Mrs. (Tara
Prightwell—land in Puryear district.
],. J. Thompson to J. F. Clotfelder
—50 acres in Puryears district.
J. A. Smith to Sherman Hector—
lot on Meigs street.
A. H. Hodgson to O. I). Arnold—lot
on Boulevard.
Louis Camak to W. O. Harris—lot
corner Chase and Boulevard.
Mrs. Effie Kittle to W. A. Mallary—
lot on Elberton street.
W. A. Mallory to D. W. Meadow-
lot on Georgia avenue.
D. W. Meadow to J. L. and L. F.
McLeroy—lot on Georgia avenue.
Mary E. Getes to Doc Giles—lands
on Whitehall road.
E. A. Carlton to Mrs. Mamie T.
PAD C A I 17 A 20 acre Truck or Dairy Farm
* v/I\ uAJLCi within City limits.
This very choice farm fs on the East Side near main Wlnterville road.
Good plain four room cottage, lino barn. chicken-house, well, running water,
ice. 1 .and lies wen and very productiv e. Will yield Better income than aver
age business in Athens or elsewhere. . Phone 778. '-R. T. GOOOWYN, South
ern Mutual Building.
J. P. WILSON
Mr. E. A. Kelley, Belvidere, Ill.,
writes us : "I am an ex-engineer with
22 years active service to my credit.
About three years ago my kidneys
were affected. About three years
ago ray kidneys were affected so that
I bad to give up my engine. First
1 was troubled with severe, aching
DR. CLARENCE N. WALKER.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Graduate of American School e
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo., Dr. A. T
sun. Founder of the Science, Presl
dent
*12 Sou. MuL Bldg. Athena, Ga
John L. Arnold
Headquarters for Wall paper, glass and pore Paints
He gives his special attention to contracting for house,
and sign painting, paper hanging and picture framing
, At same old stand.
Corner Clayton and Jaekson Streets.
DR* J. P* WALDREP
PHYSICIAN ..
and
SURGEON,
Office: Over E.^H. Dorsey's
Clayton SL
Staart’idadnaiiJiaifer fmpmd far
til Uuf tad kidaey trnMes. ftebera
Britkta Disease. All Dnggbti $1.00.
uvr.-aacu,qu»c cieariy.uiai u involve* me
-Munition of right living with all the term
implies. With pni[»-r knowledge of «h:it
i» best, each hour of recreation, of enjoy
ment, of contemplation and of effort in iv
bo made to contribute to living aright.
Then the use of medicines may Ik- dis
pensed with a advantage, but under or
dinary conditions in many instance- a
simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu
able if takrn at tin- pro|*-r time and the
California Fig Syrup Go. holds that it is
dike important to present the subject
truthfully and to supply tlie one perfect
laxative to those desiring it.
Consequently, the Company's Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna gives general
satisfaction. To get its lienofirial effects
buy the genuine, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
by all leading druggists.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrival and Departure *f Trains.
CITY TIME.
Leaves AiTlrsa
7 00 a.m. 12:16 nooa
(:16 p. as. 6:60 ». a.
Of Realty Recorded by
Clerk Crawford of the
Superior Court in
tbe Past Month.
JOHN POTTS & SON
HOUSE PAINTERS
and DECORATORS
?honej645.
V.iL.^DARBY, M. D.,
Offices: 512 Southern Mutual Building
Office hours: 9 to 12, and 2 to 5 o'clock
Residence phone 942. Office phone 943
>*4*4*444444441
♦ The Athens Hardware Co. deal-a
♦ ers^a Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, •
♦ Woodenware, etc.. Garden Hose, •
® Lawn Mowers, Ic# Cream Free- •
-* era, etc. 248 and 269 Broad a
w'8treeL
♦ 4-4- ♦ + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ + •
READ!
1 R. If. and nice lut near Normal.
' 1*2 acre lot, new 8 R. H. Boulevard,
all conveniences.
3—4 II. & 1—3 K. negro bouses on
same lot at a good investment and
eaay terms.
vacant IxHs all over the city.
We have the above and others For
Sale—Come to see us.
J. R. Crane & Co.
. Phone 74.
A DOZEN REASONS FOR USING
ELECTRIC LIGHTS."
Perfectly safe.
t. Brilliant. ,
». Clean. .■ -
* Odorless. ^
k. Sootless.
*. Matchless. ' ' j
7. Always ready.
*>. Consumea ne Oxygen.
t>. It’s better than ever.
10. Improved Appliances.
11. Cost less per C. P. than ever.
12. Fixtures cheaper.
Let u's estimate your Installation.
E. P. TAYLOR,
198 College Ave. Phone 633.
The folowing is the list of the' re
corded transfers of real estate as
shown by the books of record in the
office of Clerk Elmer J. Crawford of
('arse county superior court:
Thomas J. Eppes to C. A. Rowland
—land on Middle Oconee river.
Augustus Jackson, et a)., to A. S.
Wilson—lands in Sandy Greek dis
trict.
Mrs. Georgietta Scedly. et al, to
M. M. Arnold, et. allot on Hancock
avenue.
Estate Patmun Lester to J. H. Grif
fith and D. F. Miller—lands in Kenney
district.
Oscar W. Abney to M. M. Arnold—
lot on Hancock avenue.
('. B. Petrie to Mrs. Esther Morris —
lot on Lumpkin street.
Mrs. N. S. Kenebrew to Thomas .1.
Shackelford- lot on Fields street.
K. It. Kinnebrew to T. J. Shackel
ford—lot on Cedar street.
W. .1. Barrett to W. .1. Genii —lot in
Barberville.
W. E. Jackson. Shernf, to it. K. Wil
liams—42 acres in Sandy Creek dis
trict.
Estate Mrs I.. W. Wray to Mrs.
hide Collins lot on College avenue.
H. C. White, administrator to S.
Bernstein—lot on V Broad street.
Estate J. W. Weir to It. It. Jones—
lot on Boulevard.
I). C. Fowler to Mrs. M. I. I'nym—
lot near State Normal School.
W. H. Shelton, administrator to S.
Bernstein—27 1-2 acres Sandy Creek
district.
W. E. Jackson. Sheriff, to Alfred
Akerman—lands in Princeton Factory
district.
l.awrencc and Abney to A 'I' Brake
—lot near Normal School.
W.B. and A. It. Winn lo Geo. W.
Willingham et. al —lands in Princeton
factory district.
W. E. Jackson, Sheriff, to Ellen
Johnson - lot on Fairvicw street.
Cobb Lumpkin, et. al, to Green Neal
— 9 6-10 acres in Brooklyn district.
Talmadge Hardware Co to J. T.
Anderson—lot In Newtown.
W. S..Holman, oC al.,“to Mayor and
Council of City of Athens- lands in
216th district.
Estate J. It. Tiller lo Mrs Elisabeth
tiller lands on Lawreneeville load.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Tiller to J A.
ilunnlcutt — lands near Bogart.
A. H. Talmadge and Dupree Huiiiii-
cutt to It. G Davis -lot on Oglethorpe
avenue.
J. S. King A- Co . to John Mitchell
J 1-10 acres in Sandy Creek district.
E. <). I-ampkin to J. S. King A- Co.—
lot in Sandy Creek district.
John T. Mitchell to W. .1. Barrett—
lands in Sandy Creek district.
Mrs. Clara Brigdtwcll to Louis Bar
rett—lands in Buck Branch district.
J. 1> Tribble to A. J. Edwards—
lands on Big Creek.
Mrs. Jessie N. Mitchell to Jno. T.
Anderson—lot on Hancock avenue.
Mrs. Ida M. Davison to J. E. Hawks
—lands in Buck Branch district.
F. I>. Dowdy to William Hunter, et
al.,—55 acres in Princeton factory dis
trict.
H. Bcusee lo Thus. E. Miildlc-
wcillands in Buck Branch district.
J. P. Anderson to Mrs. Clara Bright-
broolts— lot on Henderson avenue.
A. Mallory to A. W. Brown lot
on Head avenue,
A. Mallory to It. C. Orr—lot on
uconee street.
Dupree Hunnicutt to Wm. Thomp
son—lot on Billups street.
Towns Carey to Jim King—lot on
Rock Spring street.
Moore—on Vadey street.
D. G. Anderson to Mrs. Alice li. Ar
nold—lot on Franklin street.
A. H. Talmadge to Mrs. Mary E.
Haygood—lot on Church Stret.
E. S. Lyndon to S. Bernstein—z.7 1-2
acres on Sandy Creek district.
A. H. Talmadge to Geo. Cook—lot
on Foundry Street.
Dan Barnett to .1. J. C. McMahan —
lands in Kenneys District.
James W. Camak to W. II. Burger,
Agt.—lot on Springdale Street.
Billups Phinizy to F. V. Allgood—
s acres Sandy Creek District.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Fowler to A. T. Drake
lot near Normal School
J. T. and N. T. Slaughter to Miss
Leila and .linnie Drake—lot near
Normal School.
A. M. Brown to Laura A. Houston—
lot <m Head avenue.
W. It. Porter to G. T. Phillips—lot
on DlilSose avenue.
W. ('. Whitwortn lo Dr. W. D. Ghol-
ston—lot on Barbel' street.
Joseph A. Jackson .et. al. to It. B
Kberhart, et a!..' lot on aWddeil
treel.
Home Building
Company.
Corner Broad sod Lumpkin attest
w* make specialty of building home*
will handle large and small contracts
W« run our own mills, have expert
■seed workmen, sod will make yens
plaas If desired.
PHONE M.
Geo. C. Spears to W. S Holman and
y . V. Deadwyler—lands near Boule-
ard.
Francis Jackson to W. S. Gray—lot
on Milledge avenue.
Dr E. S. Lyndon .et. al.. to J. G
llrown— lot on Odd street
W. B. and A. S. Winn to J. H. Grif-
tiiii and I). F. Miller—lands between
Eppes and Mitchell bridges,
A. S. and W. B. Winn to Floyd Ken
ney. et. al.,—lands in Princeton fac
tory district
Jno. S. Gholston to Jno. S. McKen
zie-—lands near Barber street.
JtiCk F. Jackson to Miss Sallle P.
Stanley—lot on N’acoochee avenue.
A. S. and IV. B. Winn to Dupree
Hunicutt lands in Princeton factory-
district.
David Stephens to (’. B. Griffith—
lands near Western Gitv limits.
J. 1’. Johnson to J P. Hall—40 acres
-on I. xington road.
Maggie Owens to Georgia Brooks—
lands in Sandy Creek district.
Mrs. India C. Pitner to K. H. Wier—
lot on Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Esther Morris to Mendel Mor
ris-lot on Grace street.
Jno. J. O'Keley to Miss Mattie Xix-
on—lot on Herring street.
A. It. Roberts to Hamilton Mc
Whorter- lot on corner Bloomtield
ami Springdale streets.
Mrs. Bess M. Johnson to O. R. Hin
ton—lot on Springdale street.
Mrs. Annie Mell, et. al., to Jno. D.
Mell—lot on Miledge avenue.
Jno. D. Met) to Mrs. A. O. Harper-
lot on Milledge avenue.
Billups Phinizy to N. G. and J. T.
Slaughter—lot near Normal School.
B. S. Dobbs to James W. Camak—
lot on Milledge avenue.
W. A. Gray to Frances Jackson—lot
Xuutnhula avenue.
Mrs. 1,. X. Patnt to Daniel Barnett
land in West Athens.
A. S. Winn to W. B. Winn—lands
in Princeton factory district.
J. J. Fowler to J. C. Chandler—land
on Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Emily Fleming to Jno. D. Mell
lota on Milledge avenue.
James Brown to Mary Brown—lot
In EaBt Athens.
Janies W. Camak to B. S. Dobbs—
2 acres near Boulevard.
Mrs. E. E. L. Pitman to Eliza Moore
—ands in Sandy Creek district.
INDIANA EXPECTS
LIVELY CAMPAIGN.
Indianapolis ,lnd., Feb. 4.—This city
was today the mecca for the political
leaders of Indiana, both democrats and
republicans. The round-up of the poli
ticians was the largest seen here in a
long time. The democrats came to the
capital for a meting of the Indiana
Democratic Editorial Asociation and a
among the scheduled speakers. A
meeting of the new republican state
committee for the purpose of reorgan
izing was the magnet that attracted
the republicans to the city in large
number.
Lines are being drawn for one of the.
hardest-fought state campaigns in the
history of Indiana, and it looks as
though all the elements of each of the
two big parties would be united for
their respective causes. Indiana haB a
normal republican majority of about
thirtv-tive thousand. Last fall, how
ever. the democrats succeeded in elect
ing the governor hv about sixteen thou
sand. and they also elected eleven out
of the thirteen congressmen, several
other state officers and a majority of
lie egislators. From this they ure tak
ing hope for the coming fray.
The republicans are counting on a
better organization and a greater de-
gri-e of unltedness to carry them
through. On the republican side of the
contest will be such fighters ns ex-Gov-
ernor Hanly. Senator Beveridge and
otners. On the democratic side will be
Governor Marshall Thomas Taggart,
Senator Shively, Congressman Korbly,
who is scheduled to make n hard cam-
sign on the tariff question, and others,
The Luxurious
Turkish
r* ,'tr- if,
Rocker
$15«o
IN BEST BOSTON LEATHER.
We have a large and zomplete line of
these rockers and arm chairs at very at
tractive prices.
The House of
"A SQUARE DEAL”
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of t'ao car
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a rum
bling sound of imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, deafness
is the result, aud unless the Inflam
mation can he taken out and tills tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing wil be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by Ca
tarrh. which is nothing hut an In
flamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot he cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Senh for circulars,
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hal's Family rills for consti
pation.
A New Year’s
Miracle
is the way. 1 turn houses Into cash.
I always have buyers (or real estate.
List your property with me and I will
Bnd a customer'for 1L No parcel Is
too large tor me to handle and none
too small If you want qnlck action
you need my services.
W. A. Mallory. .