The Athens banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1902-1923, October 29, 1912, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr?} m Tuck Building ’hone Illinois CHICHESTER S PILLS TIIE DIAMOND BRAND. A bear brand * vJf'SSy- £$ ) Gonorrhoea Mixture c(ll i * or u ana rural mscoarges MEN and WOMEN Money refunded If it fails to cure in (to 7 days. Guaranteed not to stricture fl Tabs ao olher. But of your » x Bracelet* AsV for nil.Cl r>:»-T EE'S f DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for SS [ years known as Best. Safest. Always RellAblf SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ROOM 713 SOUTHERN MUTUAL BLDG. Georgia Railroad (Eastern time.) Leave Athens Arrive Athene So. SO 7:20 a. m. — No. SI 9:15 a. a> No. K 2:45 a. m .. No. SS 1:2S *. » Vo. S4 4:OS V. BL .. No. SS 8:SS 9. an Trains SO and SS run solid betweea Athens and Angsnta. . f ^’. or stain. Prevents contagion. TREATMENT CONSISTS OP 1 bottle painless injection fluid. When you feel tons, tired, worried or despondent it is a ,ure sign you need MOTT’S NERVERINE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and sake life worth living. Be iura and ask to* Mott’s Nerverine Pills WILLIAMS WfG. CO.. PtruDb. CUyuUad. Ohio H. R. PALMER * SONS. I rubber tipped male syringe and l package absorbent cotton. Complete treatment $1; 8 treatments $2.75, at dealers or by express, prepaid. ik louku im CMNir, ht, mcmkUl PAGE TWELVE. ' 1912. OCTOBER 29, MORNING, THE BANNER, TUESDAY 4rh Mell and Cloverhurst .-. $ 37.50 per mo. « r h 165 S. MUledge Ave. $40.00 per mo. A0 r h Lumpkin St. .. $60.00 per mo. 9 r b 396 Boulevard $35.00 per mo. lOrh 130 Grady Ave. $40.00 per mo. 6 r h 596 Pulaski tS. $17.50 per me. 6 r h 573 Pulaski St $17.50 per mo. 5 r h 579 Pulaski St $47.50 per mo. 5 r h Barber St. $15.00 per mo. 6 r b 658 Pulaski fcS.~ $15.00 per mo. 4 r h Barberville $10.00 per mo. 4 r h Barbervllle ...$200.00 per yr. 8 r h Gor. Hoyt and Jackson Sts. $25.00 per mo. 4 r h River St $10.00 per mo Several other nice houses and stores in good section of city. For Eczema his trouble NOT OF HEART TTaa a mild soothing wash that Instantly •tops the itch. We have sold many other remedies for skin trouble but none that we could per sonally guarantee as we do the D. D. D. Prescription. If 1 had Eczema Id use D. D. D. Prescription H. R. PALMER & SONS AND PRINCE AVE. PHARMACY. A i iypewriter 'Proposition E l Wort^Looking'Into. -— r 1 iy - - The latestfmodel number five (5) OLIVER with - — •* ■ ■ .Wi- — -* v r* uli. „ vOTl . . .’“■"MM * PRINT YPE^f or 17c per day. £ CALL ANDULET US SH0W;Y0U ThejMcGregor Company, Agents Judge Brand Yester day Morning Drew Grand and Trav erse Jurors SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST THE LARGEST SAVINGS BANK IN ATHENS The Athens Savings Bank payB 4 yer cent interest on savings deposits compounded January 1st, July 1st .Deposits received from $1.00 up. Get she saving habit. Have E. Walter tune your piano. .tS3C Thomas St. Phone 585. tf Fine Chrysanthemums for sale. Mrs. Geo. McDorman. Phone 30. 6t Wanted Table Boarders—Service and i>rice right. Hotel Sanges. tt For Rent—2 six room apartment houses on Cobb St. W. A. Jester, tf Fresh Country Eggs- iiiul friers. Phone I lawkes. -Nice fat henB 1014. L. D. It SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST Insurance & Real Estate. Lipscomb. Why not divide my fire Insurance with J. C. Jester? Fresh cut flowers at all Phone 917. tlmeB. lmtb Parma Violets for sale. Phone 142-L, lOt. Matinee Today, Colonial Theater 4 P. M. 10 Cents. Calves bL; plants sold; phone 332-1 Wanted—Your auto tires to repair. Sparks Vulcanizing Co. Phone 1177, Investigate our Typewriter proposi sition. It will pay you. The McGreg or Company. 4t Southern Coal Co. has the grades of coal. Phone 1200. best 3t Matinee Today, Colonial 4 P. M. 10 Cents. Theatei Lady Stenographer with experience ■would like position in professional of fice, physician or dentist Willing to accept moderate salary where promo tion is possible. Address, M. caya Banner. It For Sale—A fine Jersey cow not giving milk. Dr. W. A. Carlton. 3t Houses to rent E. S. Lynasn. tf Chrysanthemums—Phone 880. lw Southern Coal Co. has the best grades of coal. Phone 1200. 3t Matinee Today, Colonial Theater 4 P. M. 10 Cents. Wanted—Nice comfortable warm room with use of bath. Must be in good location and close in. Address liusiness, Post Office Box 621. 2t or Sale—Berry vines, Miller’s Red id Columbian Raspberries by the dozen, hundred or thousand, also fine rooted cuttings of my Great Elver bearing Blackberry. Fine for va randas. L. D. Conway. Phone 662-L, cut this out. 2t-29-Nov, 0 The following deserved tribute to ■Bulge C. H. Brand of the Western circuit appeared in the recent great "Georgia Compendium” of the Constitu tion, a special feature edition gotten out by the great Southern daily: The western circuit over which. Judges Charles H. Brand presides and over which he has presided for near ly seven years is composed of the counties of Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gwinnett, Banks and Oconee. It is one of the largest in population ot the country circuits in Georgia. Out side of much business in the courts, the chambers, work of his circuit is very heavy and constant, and yet he keeps right square up with both. His record while on the bench has estab lished three things, at least, which is the common talk of everybody. First. His perfect fairness and ab solute impartality to all litigants, es pecially in criminal cases. No pris oner or any attorney has ever been beard to complain at the judge’s charges or rulings on the evidence. Though a solicitor general for eight years, prosecuting criminals with re lentless vigor, yet as a judge in his charges he often gives defendants the benefits of rules of law, which tne facts of the case do not always de mand, in the prisoner’s favor. But if a conviction results, it sticks so far 'as the judge is concerned. At the same time he is considerate and merciful in the fines he imposes, es pecially with the poor. He has never granted a new trial in a criminal case except by consent in one or two in stances, and yet in criminal cases he has been reversed by the supreme court only once and by the court of appeals only once, in both of which cases the defendants were retired, convicted and affirmances had In said courts. On the civil side of the court bis record of affirmances in the su preme court and the court appeals is unexcelled perhaps by few judges, any, in the state. The records show that he is rarely reversed, perhaps less than any judge in the state. Second. His capacity and ability or tact to dispatch business. It is said he works more hours during a day and disposes of more business than any other judge in Georgia. Third. The consideration he shows to grand and traverse jurors and all parties who have to attend his courts. He is remarkably popular with the people of his circuit. While he has had opposition in both of his races before the people, yet in each case be carried every county in his cir cuit and every militia district but one in both races, defeating his opponents between 11,000 and 12,000 votes. He was the first judge in Georgia to inaugurate war against the gun man, or the professional pistol toter. He stands for the enforQement of the present prohibition law. In his charges to the grand juries he takes the position that it can be enforced in any county or community if the people want it enforced, and in his circuit it is being enforced as much as any other criminal law, as a rule. He succeeded his father at the lat ter’s death in February as president of the Brand Banking Company at Lawrenceville, Ga., one of the strong est and wealthiest country banks in the state, and when he left Lawrence ville in 1902 and located in Athens he was one of the largest individual tax payers in Gwinnett connty. Judge Brand was able to be out yesterday morning—though still quite weak and feeling the effects of his recent attack of acute appendicitis. He went to his offices in the early morning and later went to the court house where he drew the grand jury and the traverse juries for the April term of the superior court, 1913. Grand Jurors Drawn. A. L. King. M. M. Arnold. J. E. Talmadge, Sr. F. C. Thornton. Sam E. Suddeth. A. E. Griffith. 5 T. W. Shackelford. W.W. Duncan. C. D. Cox. J. W. Noel. E. H. Youngkin. K. B. Dixon. J L. McLeroy. C. L. Proctor. H. T. Huggins. G. H. Thurmond. T. P. Vincent. ‘ H. T. Pope. ‘ ’ v J H. Klein. '* ” T. R. Crawford. ’ “. r H. R. McLean. •' W. H. Davis. E. C. Jackson W. A. Fowler. T. F. J. Comer. W. J. Tuck. G. H. Palmer J. W. Chipley Abe Joel J. N. Webb. Traverse Jurors. G. M. Caskey. T. W. Griffeth. J. M. Robers. G. H. Hulme, Jr, Ben L. Epps. Wm. D. Nash. J. S. Coile. R. C. Holman. E. R. Hodgson, Jr, D. W. Huff. H. T. HufT. W. B. Melton James Adams. J. Z. Hoke, Jr. Y. F. Cash. _ _ . J. D. Tribble. J. B. McClurd ‘ ' Chas. Baugh. G. W. Patton. J. C. Jackson. L. B. Thurmond. Oscar Nichols A. H. Hodgson. J. W. McElhannon. J. G. Edwards. W. F. Black. R A. Washburn. C. G. Parnell. W. H. Kytle. E. C. Callaway. J. F. Rhodes. H. J. Oldhom - A. C. Durant. B. F. Woods. W C. Jordan. Real Facts In Regard To F. R. Huffman’s Illness. ReUef Ob tained By Curing His Stomach Ailments. Waynesvffle.N. C-—Mr. F. R. Huffman, of this city, says: " I suffered dreadfully with what 1 thought was heart trouble, tnd tried various medicines in vain. After other remedies had failed, Thed- ford’s Black-Draught restored me to health. I would dot feel safe without Black-Draught in the houser I consider it worth its weight in gold. It cured my indigestion, and by this means 1 was restored to health. I can not express my gratitude forits benefits.” Good health depends on the condition of your digestion. Poor digestion and good health do not go together. Thedford’s Black-Draught will thoroughly cleanse and set in order your digestive system. It has done this for others, during the past 70 years, and is today the most popular vegetable liver remedy on the market. Try it Insist on Thedford’s. Price 25c. Personal and Social News (Continued from page 2.) Fall Goods Arriving Large line Toys, Dolls, Doll Car riages, Boys’ Wagons, In addition to our regular line of China, Glass and Housefnnisb Ing Goods Is being daily added to with new things. We carry the compHtest line of Dinner Sets to be found and a more varied line than you’ll find in Atlanta. Prices Lower. ALUMINUM KITCHEN WARE NICKLE PLATE AND ENAMELED WARE. Beef and Turkey Roasters in Lisks, Savoy. Onyx and Sheet Iron. Waffle Irons, Stick and Muffin Pans. Everything for the Housekeeper. H. T. HUGGINS & SON Broad St, 'Phone 125 FOR S A L Eipaa Three Acr On University Drive For $2,500 CAMPBELL & BARROW PHONE 177 Dr. J. P. Proctor returned yester day from Atlanta, where he has been with his little daughter, Harriette, for an operation. Their many friends will be interested to know she stood the operation well, and hope she will soon be entirely well. Miss Ruth Weatherly left yesterday for Meridian, Miss., to spend several weeks. She will he an attendant at Miss Lorine Eathrage’s marriage. Be fore returning home she will visit SL Louis. Little Miss Katharine Park will en tertain a number of her friends at a Hallowe’en party this evening from seven to nine. The many friends of Mr. J. R. Crane will be sorry to learn that he contin ues to be critically ill at his home on Prince avenue, but is somewhat im proved. Mrs. Edward Groover, of Jackson ville, Fla., arrives in the city today to be the guest of Mrs. Fred Morton on Hill street. Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, of Aus tin, Texas, president of tfie general Federation of Woman’s Clubs, left yes terday for New York, after spending the past few days in the city with Mrs. H. C. White and Mrs. M. A. Lips comb. Mr. Clarke Howell, Jr., who spent the week-end in Atlanta, with his par ents, has returned to the city. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. (Mell, ot Atlanta, are the guests of Miss Ellen Mell on Hill street When you drink Bludwine at Citi zens Pharmacy, don’t fail to ask for a “V” ticket (Advertisement). iW E5LRY Ci The Very Latest Fall Styles.""" Whatever? you have seen in the large cities or read about you will find here. EYES TESTED FREE C. A. SCUDDER, Je\**>ler Cupid Laughs at Detectives Also (Special to the Banner.)' Atlanta, Oct 28.—M. M. Mashburn, of Robin street called in the whole police force and detective depart ment to help him in his effort td prevent his pretty sixteen-year-old daughter from marrying J. T. Cun ningham, twice her age,—and then failed. Cupid laughed at sleuths, and badges and brass buttons, just as he is reported to laugh at locksmiths, The detectives' were no match for him. < J. T. Cunningham had been board ing at the Mashburn home since his wife died, suddenly, e short time ago. Mr. Mashburn was very much in censed a few days ago to find that the boarder had forgotten bis recent hereavement completely and was ma king violent love to bis yonng daugh ter, Sarah. Last night he called up the police to tell them that the couple had run away together to get married. Matinee Today, Colonial Theater 4 P. M. 10 Cents. T BE COLONIAL THEATRE Wed. night, Oct. 30th. Werba & Leuscher Announce the first local ap pearance of America’s most distinguished character actor LOUIS mi IN “Elevating a Husband” Six months in New York, crowding three quarters The play that made 100,000 Ne w York play-goers cheer Prices 50c to $2.00 LIVER OUT OF ORDER—THAT’S ALL. LLOYD’S LIVER-ACT WILL SET YOU RIGHT. When you are grouchy—feel gener ally bad—nothing tastes good to you —even your cigars are bad—your Liver is out of order—it is not doing its proper amount of work. Waste products are not being eliminated from your system as they should— thus causing you to feel blue and grouchy. . Lloyd’s LIver-Aot will make you a new man—acting on the liver it caus es it to throw off these waste pro ducts—tones up the liver—assists it to do its proper amount of work and your trouble Is relieved. Lloyd’s Liver-Act ds sold by all Drug Stores—50 cents a bottle. Try a bottle and if you are not sat lsfied go back and get your money 3t. - (Advt) A Fighting Cock **I fed like a fighting cock” Is the expression of the man with an active liver—he tackles his work with vim— he is successful—nine times out of ten you will End he takes Tutt’s Pills which have been used by a million people with satisfac tory result. At your drug gist’s—sugar coated or plain. Stationery Bargains We have several hundred more boxes of that 25c sta tionery that we are closing out from our wholesale department at the sensational price of 10c Box Come quick as they are going fast. The McGregor Company Have you considered the amount of Money Made In Development of Acreage? Today—Per acre. Tomorrow—per loL Next day—per foot. Don’t say “Mr. Blank i 8 a lucky man,” but rather, “Mr. Blank used good judgment and Invested wisely.” I have some good tracts «on my list, come In and let’s talk it over. 1-1. P. HINTION . The Real Estate Man” Office ’Phone 262. Residence ’Phone 254. FOR SALE Twenty acres good farm land on which is located a two room tenant house. This property is on graded road just four miles from County Court House. $ 1,000.00 JNO. T. GHOLSTON A Beautiful Lot 100x200 feet, one block from Mil- ledge Ave. A nice home near Normal School, and— Three new negro houses In New town. All for sale at low prices. R. T. GOODWYN 303 Sou. MuL Bldg. Phone 835. For Sale 5-Room Cottage on Bloomfield SL, on lot 80x300, beautiful shade, good water, house now being overhauled. A bargain at $2,509.00. Terms $1,000 cash, and $1,500 for 8 years at 8 per cent interest. A snap. Cobb Lampklns’ splendid home, 158 Dougherty St, furnished throughout at a low price. 145 Grady Ave., 7-room house. Large lot, all conveniences cheap at $3,600. See this soon. For Rent 2 Office Rooms over Express Bldg. f ' . Lampkin Realty Co. Phone 637 or 266. The Domestic Science Stove T HE recreation hours oftentimes teach val uable lessons. .It is during these hours that things arc done the easiest way, and thus you learn many labor saving methods good for every day use. The electric grill not only adds ease to t^e fon of making fudge or cosiness to the impromptu luncheon, but it also teaches the most important lesson in domestic science—how to cook in the easiest, cleanest and least expensive way. Anything you wish can be quickly cooked by it. You can grill, boil, fry, toast, stew and bake griddle cakes—all on the dining room table or dh the litde table in your own boudoir. ATHENS RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC GO. FOR $3,000.00 I can sell you a most desirable five room and reception hall cottage on nice large corner lot In spjendld neighborhood/ All conveniences. This price-is less than "the lot and house cost. FOR $1,000.00 Can sell you a most deslrablo lot on University Drive not far from Milledge. Small cash payment and balance monthly. Have a nice home for $3,650.00 and one for $2,000.00, both are at sac rifice prices. D. G. ANDERSON HARRY HULL i Real Estate and Fire insurance _ FOR SALE Five Room Cottage on Bloomfield 8tr*v*" Three Cottages on Boulevard. . ,J v ■ Sr, Six Room Cottage on of from 20 acre, to 50 .ere* otoee W. have for sal. ^ rMg0nab „ prtcefc

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The Athens banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1902-1923, October 29, 1912, Image 8