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Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
is an absolutely pura, gsntle and Invigorating stimulant and tonic, build* up the nerve tissues. tones U P th ®
heart, give* power to the brtln, strength and elasticity to the muscle* and richness to the blood It brings
Into action all the vital force*. It makes digestion perfect and enables you to get from the food you cat the
amirtshment It contains It la In val tin hie for overworked men. delicate women and sickly children. It
strengthen* the sv*tem, I* a promoter of good health and longevity, make* the young strong. Ibitfys Pure
Malt Whiskey contains no fund oil and la the only whiskey that haa been recognized as a medicine. This is
• guarantee
Sold by all druggist* *nd grocer*, or direct, In sealed bottles only; never In bulk. Price, 91.00. Insist on
the genuine, and ser that the "Old Chemist" trade-mark it on the label. Beware of refilled bottles end spun
out melt whiskey substitutes offsred for sale by unreliable dealer*. They are positively harmful and will not
euro. Mecfloel booklet and doctor* 1 advice free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
M. J. DOWNEY, Distributor; R ICHERB A QEHRKEN, and PAUL HE YMANN, Distributor*.
THE GUBERNATORIAL FIGHT
BREAKS OUT IN TENNESSEE
District Conventions Encounter Poll-J
tic* for Whleh They Had Not
Bsrgalnsd.
KNOXVILLE. Team. .March 24.
The gubernatorial tight crept Into the
(Wattlet convention* today to select
a state senator from the First senato
rlsl district, comprising live counties.
Included In Congressman Hrownlow's
congressional district In Washing
ton, Hrownlow's home county, the j
Hepiibllcaus pnssed resolution* en
dorsing Evnns for Governor.
In tlreen county iwo convnitlnu*
were held, the Kvaus wing passing
resolutions demanding an earlier
state convention of Kepuhllcans and
endorsing Evans.
In Carter count) another spilt oc ,
curred In the KlUabethton conven
tlon. the Kvnnt people endorsing
their candidate for governor.
The Hrownlow people carried the
convention* in Johnson and Unicoi
counties, but took no artlnu on the
guberantonai race In any county,
claiming that the call for the cunveu
tioos did not cover eqrh union
Other people's money always seems
made for spending
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it Is In
Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that char
sot! Is the safest and most efflcleut
dUtnfectant and purifier In nature,
hut few realize Its value when taken
Into the human system for the same
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take of It the better; It Is not a
drug at all, hut simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present
In the stomach and intestines and
carries them out of tkc system
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drlaking or sftsr eating
onion* and other odorous vegetables.
Cbarooa) effectually clears and Im
prove* the complexion. It whitens the
teeth and further set* as a natural
and eminently aafe cathartic
It abaorbs the Injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bow lea; It
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison of catarrh
All druggists sell charcoal In one
form or another, but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money
I* In Stuart* Charcoal 1 avenges
they are composed of thw finest pow
dered Willow charcoal, and other
harndas* antiseptic* in tablet form,
or rather In the form of large pleas
aat tasting lokenge*. the charcoal he
Ing mixed with honey
The dally use of these lozenge* will
soon tell In a much Improved condi
tion of the general health, better
complexion, sweeter breath and purer
blood, and the beauty of It Is. that
no poaalhle harm can result from their
continued use, but, oa the contrary.'
great benefit.
A Buffalo' phyalrlan. In speaking of
the benefits of charcoal, say*: "1 ad
vis* Stuart's Charcoal Loxengc* to all
patients Buffering from gas In stom
ach and bowels, and to clear the com
plexlou and purify 'he breath, mouth
and throat; 1 also believe the liver is;
greatly benefited by the dally use of
them; they cost but 25 cents a box at
drug stores, and although in some
sente a patent preparation, yet 1 be
lieve 1 get more and better charcoal
la Stuart'* Charcoal Lozcuge* than In
gay of the ordinary charcoal tablets"!
MRS. MARY HOHN-LOCKWOOD.
RICHARD C. INS
SENTENCED TO
GALLOWS
.. »
JURY FOUND HIM GUILTY OF
MURDER OF MRS. BESSIE HOL
LISTER IN CHICAGO.
MOST ATROCIOUS CRIME
Convict of Yesterday Found Body In
Alley—Later He Confeeeed That
He Wa* the Murderer—Plea Set Up
by Him as Defena*.
CHICAGO, March 24—Richard C.
Ivens was today found guilty of tho
murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister und
sentenced to expiate his crime on the
gallows.
Hut one ballot was taken. This was
taken after a little over one hour’s
consideration of tho evidence.
When tho clerk of Judge Smith's
court bail read the verdict every eye
turned on the prisoner.
"Give me u light.” he said ns he
pulled a cigar from his pocket. Ivens
friends and relatives, who at*
tempted to establish an alibi for the
defendant, were far leas composed.
Attorney Foltz, chief of counsel for
the defense, immediately asked for a
new trial. A hearing on this motion
probably will be heard next Satur
day.
The murder of Mrs. Hessle Hollister
ocitrred on the evening of January 12
last. It wtis one of the most atroci
ous and revolting In Chicago's history.
Public feeling was stirred as it had
not been stirred before In many years.
It wa* the climax of a wave of crime,
generally charged to ii pofleo force
numerically inadequate and Ineffici
ent.
Mrs. HolHster, the young wife of
a prosperous business man, left her
home on the day of the murder to
sing at the funeral of a friend. Her
body wa* found by Richard Ivens the
following morning near a carpenter
shop owned by Ivens' father. Ivens
reported the discovery of the body to
his father ami the latter report'd to
the police. The *ame day Richard
Ivens confessed to the police that he
hal committed the crime In hi*
confession m> said he had dragged
Mr*. Hollister Into an alley, assaulted
her and strangled her to death with a
copper wire.
In court lv#us declared that his mind
was blank concerning the crime and
thut he did uot remember making
1 a confeealon. His counsel argued
'that the confession was obtained while
Ivens was under a hypnotic influence
of Assistant Chief of Police Sohuet
tler \n attempt also wa* made to
establish an alibi
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One can usually tells what a wojio» n
aim* at by whm she misses
Any man who la always wanting a
day off ts likely to get a layoff
Hut few orator* can hope to win
frme In competition with wind nitlh
Anytvav, the Ohio man who was
bunkoed at the qge of $5 lived to
enjoy a green old age
Trouble
Mrs. Mary Horn-Lock
wood, who could not lie
down on account of
coughing and smothe
ring spells is restored to
strength and health by
Duffy s Pure Malt Whis
key. “After doctors med
icine failed to help me,
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whis
key saved my life, and I
never felt stronger or
better than I do today.”
The greatful lady writes:
"It given ine pleasure to have you
uae my photograph and to.tlmonl.l
In behalf of Duffy’. Pure Malt wnn
key, which saved my life when Iwo
of the beat doctor, bad given me up
to die and declared that no medicine
could help me. I waa taking Duffy'*
at the time, and kept right on. an I
had great faith In lie wonderful cu
rative power.. I had lung trouble and
a w.-ak heart, and for *l* month. **»
unable to lie down at night on account
of coughing and .mothering .pell., I
wa. reduced lo ninety pound, and watt
going Into con.umptlon. The Itnpr*.-
Nion of both nty friend, and the doc
tor. being that I conld not live. Dn
aplte their opinion. I gave up medicine
end after taking four Utilities of Duf
fy'» my condition wa. greatly improv
ed. This wa. In the fall, and 1 con
tinned the u.e of your grand medicine
all winter, the result being that by
NOAGREEMENTYET;
NO [MOOD OF
SETTLEMENT
MINERS AND OPERATORS FAR
APART YESTERDAY AS AT ANY
TIME SINCE FIRST BREAK.
GREAT STRIKE JUST AHEAD
Monday Morning Formal Motion to
Disagree Will be Made and In All
Likelihood Will Prevail—Operator*
Not a Unit.
INDIANAPOYIB. Ind.. March 24-
After being In Joint conference
through committee! since Tuesday
afternoon, coal operators and miner*
of the ventral competitive district
and of the southwestern district, to
nigh are no nearer an agreement on
a wage scale to go Into effect on April
1. loan they were whe»* the former
Joint conference adjourned In <its
agreement on February 2 The pres
ent wage scale will expire next Sat
nrday and unless an agreement la re
ported hy miners and operators be
fore that time, 250,000 union bitumi
nous coal miners will, it Is said, by
the uniou miners, he called from the
mines In Illinois. Indiana. Ohio.
Western Pennsylvania, Missouri, Kan- i
eas, Texas, Arkansas and Indian Ter
ritory.
The joint scale committee of the
central competitive district adjourn
«d this nfternoon. to meet Monday
morning, when a motion to report a
disagreement will be offered with the
probability that It will ha carried.
The session of the Joint conference
to receive this committee report will,
according to the present program, be
called to meet Monday afternoon.
The meeting* of the joint scale com
-1 mjttee ha\> been marked by very bit
iter words hurled by operators at each
other. Mr. F. L. Robbins, of the west
'em Pennsylvania operators, has au
naunced that he intend* to pay the i
Increase in wages asked by the min
ers. not only In the mlue* of the
Pittsburg Coal Co, of which he Is
president, but also in nls own mines
In western Pennsylvania. Ohio and Il
linois. Independent operators In west
ern Pennsylvania, represented by G
A Magi Kin. have announced that they ;
will pay the advance if Mr. Robbins i
does
President Mitchell, of the Mine
Workers, has firmly declared that, no
settlement will be made unless an
advance In wages is given. Whether
the officers of the mine workers will
allow tho miner* to algn the scale anu
go to work In the districts where the
advance is allowed while other ntlu
era strike, I* a question that the ope
rators have tried iu vain to get Pres
idem Mitchell to answer. s
The only expression Mr Mitchell
ha* made on the subject was today,
when h,» remarked Int he committee
meeting that the oourse the opera
tors were taking might bring that
altuatlon about.
At least the lazy man Isn't sting/
—with his time.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD.
BALLOON CANT GET
TO THE NORTH POLE
I Great French Balloonist Here
Denver to Washington
NKVV YORK. March 2«.-Count
Henri Dn La Vaulx. an aeronaut,
arrived here today on tha ateamer La
Havole from Havre He brought sev
eral balloon, with which he will make
a H«rl*. of aacenalona.
Count La Vaulx la the holder of
.evoral world'* ballooning record.. He
covered the distance of 1,200 mile,
from Pari* to Kleff. Russia, In 3L
hour*. He aald today that he hoped
to be hoped to be able to make a
trip by balloon from Denver to Wash
ington.
"That trip la perfectly feasible and
could he made In forty boura,” h.
GALLERY YELLED “FIGHT;”
AUDIENCE THOUGHT IT “FIRE”
Panic In Atlanta Theater., But No
One Hurt In Cruah.
ATLANTA, Oa., March 24.—(Spe
cial.)— A. the i cult of cries of
"fight, fight," heard in the balcony,
which were taken for "fire, fire,” the
audience at the Bijou threatre almost
went Ia to a panic this afternoon.
A number of women fainted.
After some effort on the part of
cooler head, the audience wa. quiet
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BARNEY OLDFIELD GOES
FAST MILE AT MACON
But He Did Not Travel Fast Enough
to Secure Snug Puree.
MACON. Ga., March 24.—(Special !
—Barney Oldfield went a mile In 56
second, on the one mile circular track
here thin afternoon, travelling in hla
60 horse power motor.
Had he gone the distance In 53 sec
onds he would have won a five hun
dred dollar prlae offered by Ben L.
Jones.
CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.. March 24.
Joseph F. Johnston, formerly governor
of Alabama, today announced that he
will be a candidate for alternate Uni
ted States senator in the democratic
primary August 27.
TiSiw
weak and run down, or the blood is
impure, there', nothing will do you
so much good thi* Spring as a few
doses of Hoatetter'a Stomach Bitters.
Thousands uao It exclusively with
gratifying results. Resolve today to
get a bottle of
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
'and you make the first, step toward
good health. It cures Grippe, Spring
Fever, Impure Blood, Sleeplessness,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Female Ills and Malaria, Fever and
Ague.
FAVOR OF DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON. March 24—House
committee on elections No. 3 today
adopted unanimously a resolution de
claring that A. J. Houston was not
elected a member of the flftv-nlnth
congress for the second Texas con
gre.slonal district and Is not entitled
to the seat held by Representative
oMses L. Boooka, democrat.
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
JACKSON, Miss.. March 24.—Jus
tice Jefferson Truly of the state su
preme court, today formally an
nounced his candidacy for the office
of governor of the state.
SEE THE GREAT HORSE SHOW WINDOW!
Bleakley Offers Good Things for
the Good Women of Augusta.
HOSIERY SALE.
The 50c kind Lace all round, Black
and White, great value. Call early.
3 pair for $ 1
LINEN PARASOLS.
The correct thing. Bleakley ahowa
them In great profuiion. Priced
from
$1.50 up to W. 50
New Bolt! os, New Embroidered Robes and New Laces
Bargains in every Department.
BUY OF BLEAKLEY AND SAVE MONEY.
Arranging Trip by Air fro m
Entertaining Comment.
said.
Dr. Da 1a Vntilx was asked hi* opin
ion aa to the success of any attampt to
reach the north pole In a balloon.
••Couragaoua.” said hu, "but prac
tical, no. Much an attempt now will
meet new conditions aa yet untested.
No dirigible balloon has ever remained
up over three or four hours.”
He waa asked whether he thought
It would be better on such a trip to
travel an highly and swiftly as poa*
slide, or to uae a guide rope.
The count in reply ahrugged hi*
shoutdera, Haying:
"We think it wua a guide rope that
killed Andre."
CHES DAVIS SHOT DEAD
BY NEGROES BURROWS
VIENNA, Oa.. March 24 —(Spe
cial.) —A telephone message has just
been received here that Ches Davis, a
young white farmer living near Tlp
pettvllle In this county, had been shot
and killed by two negroes named Bur
rows in a difficulty over an account.
It Ih understood that a posse Is In
pursuit of the negroes and It la be
llevjed /hey will be captured.
MODERN NAVIGATION IN THE AIR
sWt end Fly wheel of Wright
Orville Wrichii ©rotne**’ Flying’ ma-chin* motor.
50c QUALITY.
Lingerie Mull or Extra Fine Persian
Mull, the most fashionable fabric.
A bargain at
29c yard
RUSSIAN PURE WHITE BRISTLE
Tooth Brushes, full size and good
quality, worth 15c each, at.
5 cents each
T PAT rr? FANTASTIC AND BI
:KA V rL ZARRE IDEAS INGRESS
▼ J-** TO THOSE WHO FAN
CY THAT SORT OF THING AND STICK
TO “SWEET SIMPLICITY.”
IT IS ALWAYS THE TRUEST
REFINEMENT IN DRESS.
HIGH ART CLOTHES
ARE CUT ACCORDING TO THE MODE
WITHOUT THE DANGEROUS EXAGGERA
TIONS THAT TOO OFTEN BORDER ON
CARICATURE.
ALL THE OTHER DRESS NECESSITIES
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
J. WILLIE LEVY
866 BROAD STREET.
SUNDAY. MARCH 28.
GET A PONY COAT SUIT
For the Horse Show; Linen Coat
Suits, worth $6.50 each, at.... 53.50
Fine Linen Suits from Wightman,
each
$19.50 to $65
IMPORTED BATISTE CLAIR
Made in Belfast, Ireland; the best
and sheerest wash fabric known.
Special sale at
13 l-2c yard