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FAIRVIEW PRINCETON. The mill has been stopped this week to do some repairs. The protracted, services have been running all this week at this place. Dr. Lovejoy preaohed very interesting sermon Sunday Last. Mr. John Bray has been sick for some time. He is able to be hp'now, we are glad to note. We are glad to hear that they are going to build a bathing place ht the old waterworks pond. Let 'the advooaters of the dispensary take a bath free if you please. Some of our ladies are having some sport sitting on the banks of the middle' Ooonee and listen ing to the rippling stream and getting a bite once and awhile, hot catohing any fish if they do I don’t see them. Misses Ida J. Bramblett and Lou Pledger, of this place and Miss Willie Couch, of the Cord Mill, spgnt the afternoon with Hisses Lottie and Ida Dunkin on Sunday last. Mr. L. C. Bevers, of the Cord Mill, spent the day with his broth er, I. E Bevers, on Sunday last. The Athens dispensary had her ad out here on Tuesday. A large number of our citizens heard the sermon to Odd Fellows by Rev. John D. Mell at the First Baptist church on Sunday last whioli will be long remembered. Some of our Athens friends coine^out here on a Ashing frolic on Monday last and what they caught was a plenty of cold. By a sub, Tom. East Athens notes. Memorial day was observed by the young people on our side of town by rambling through the woods hunting wild flowers till night when they ajl assembled at the home of Mrs. Ginn, on Arch street, where they enjoyed the rest of the evening with a musi cals. The West Athens boys crossed bats with the East Athens Night School on the campus memorial day, but just like it always is when they go against an East Athens boy. The west side boys bit the dust in dofeat before the East Athens agregation in a hot game of 9 to 4. The feature of the game was the pitching done by Willie Watkins for the night school. Mr. Young Davis who has charge of the musio at the East Athens Baptist ohurch and Sun day School has arranged to have Prof. J. B. Vaughan and the Vaughan children here at an early date, the announcement will be made later. We want to say to those that have not heard the children sing that they are the most wonder ful singers to their living today. One of the great features of their singing is the little 10 year old boy, who leads the class with great accuracy and the little girl sings the peace entitled “I Will Kdow My Mama.” Lookout for the an nouncement later. Mr. J. H. Davis, of Wiuterville, spent Sunday night with his brother, Mr. Young Davis, Arch street. The East Athens Baptist Sun day School is beginning to arrange for their great annual picnic on the 8rd Saturday in May. This picnic is always looked forward to with great interest as the officers of the school spare no time nor panes in making everyone who at tend this occasion enjoy them, selves. Mrs. Clements of Uhion Point is visiting her sister Mrs. R. G. Smith, on Arch street for a few days. Mrs. L. F. Ginn, of Americus, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lester, on Poplar street for a few days. Quite a number of our people went up to Center Sunday to the all day singing. We Give Shoes Away * FRG€. With Every pair of Shoes sold, or every cash pur chase, po^matter how small, we will give a ticket, arntlhi every Monday, we will give to the one holding the* lucky number A Pair of Shoes Absolutely Free. Ohoi&bof any kind in stock, Ladies or Genie. The Lucky Number will be made known at our store ind inline weekly paper, so be sure and get your ti.kets We will sell you goods cheaper than anyone else. 'Money talks! Give ns a call before buying. SOL J. BOLEY, 225 Broad St. Be sure you are right. First door below Racket Store. The Athens Savings Bank. Does a Regular Banking Business. Pays Interest on Savings Deposft>L G. A. MELL, Cashier, MYER STERN, Pres. M. G. MICHAEL, Vioe-fPresident. Confederate Veterans. Special Low Rates to New Orleans. Acconnt of Reunion of United Confederate Veterans the Sea board Air Line will sell tickets Athens to New Orleans, and re turn at rate of $11.40 Tickets on sale May 16th to 21st, inclusive. Limited to return without validation May 24th. An extension of the tinai limit to June 15th, may he had by depos iting ticket with Joint Agent on payment of fee of Fifty Cents. The Seaboard Air Line offers the Veterans and their friends the "shortest, quickest and most comfortable trip from Athens, to train service will fort I'd ,. , . . i 1 <)call 011 J '/MBBIwaMKaimjieiis Or writi ILEN, a. Ga TUN, ^er Agt. THE GEORGIA NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENS. CAPITAL SI00,000. Receives Recounts of Banks, Corporations, Fii o depositors every accotnodatit “ •»•-*-» — varrants. Directors! Tho«. P. Vincent, Jos. N Webb, A.S. Er Jos. H. Fleming, Jno. J. Wilkins THE UNIVERSITY SAVINGS BANK, CAPITALl4O,O0O Receives savings accounts, on which interest is paid. Save your muiie\ deposit it with us and see It grow. Directors: Billups Phihiay, A. S. Erwin. Jos. N. Webb, J. H. Fleming. J P. Vincent. Jno. J. Wilkins. If you are in need of Lumber, ash, Doors, Blinds,Brick,Lime , Cement, Moulding, Turned Col- mns, Balusters, Brackets, Man tels or anything else, call on the LYNDON M’F’G. CO. Jas. WHITE, Cashter- Jno. R. White, Pres THE NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENS, ATHENS, GEORGIA Capital Stock gloo.ooo Surplus hund $100,000, Undivided profits $193,500. . LIPSCOMB &C0 MPA NY Fire Insurance, Next to Webb & Craw ford. 'Phone icq. YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED. Athens Electric Railway Company, LIGHTS AND POWER. ^ Cor College Avenue and Clayton Street, C. D. FLANIOEN, IWngr. For SATURDAY, May 2d, 1903 We have gathered a vast assortment of the BOLDEST MAY VALUES ever known. We want to close out our complete Clothing’ Department and the Low Cut Prices will never be equal- ed Again.- STRAW HATS. Men’s, and Boys’ $1-00 to $.200 Hats at 50c. Manilla Straw,' Rough Straw, High or Low Crown; Old Men’s, Young Mens and Boys’ Hats, —y* Choice dUC. $12.50 Men’s Suits at $7.40. Balance of all our fine $10.00 to $17.00 Suits in fine Chev iots, Cassimere and Silk Mixtures, Custom .m ,a Tailored and finely trimmed. Chctce J/.4U. Negligee Shirts, ot the Best Grade Madras or Percale in all Colois and Patterns, detatched Cuffs $125 Shirts 50C Men’s Half Hose. Imported Fancy Colored Halt Hose in a variety ot Patterns ^5CValUe, • Choice. IOC. $2.00, 2.50 « 3.00 Pants at $1.00. M^.i's Cassimer and Cheviot Pants, in large variety of Patterns, £ | AA Choice 4>I.UU. Boys Suits. About 50 Boys' Suits, 1 regular sizes, good quality Cheviots and Cassimere, Strongly made and trimmed . . _ Choice • FREE GIFT LIST. Wo lrnvo now on exhibition in tho center of the Btoro 1,600 dol- lors worth of Crockory, Glnsswaro, Statuaries, Lamps and many other useful articles which wo nro giving away free of charge, ns presents on purchases made at our store. Lucien B. FlatowCo., (Successor to The Max Joseph Mercantile Company.) Corner Collge Avenue and Clayton Street FREE GIFT LIST. We have now ou exhibition in the center of the store 1.500 dol lars worth of Crockery, Glassware, Statuaries. Lamps arid mauyother useful articles which we are giving away free ofeharge. as presents on purchases made at our store.