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“Correct” Plaid Suits
FOR MEN
I
Single and Double Breasted
The ever becoming and stylish "GRAYS” to be the Men’s color
the coming seasons, from the very light to the very dark.
And certainly nothing could be more “summer-like,” or more
serviceable.
These natty suits come in the single and double breasted, one or
two “vent,” in the 31 or 32 inch coats. ,
Note the “Long, Broad Lapel!” New and very pretty with the
full long coats.
Same styles in Blue Serge, Black Thibets, Black Unfinished Wors
teds, and other light weight materials.
Prices, - - $7.50 to $25
“Arrow Brand* * Collars, in the 1-4 sizes.
Light and serviceable “Matting” and “Cane” Suit Cases
Credit Cour
tesies shown
in this De
partment as
in others.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE CITIZENS OF AUGUSTA
Arc cordially invited to hear an Illustrated Talk on
ORGANIZATION AND WELFARE WORK as ap
plied by the National Cash Register Company, given un
der auspices Chamber of Commerce of Augusta,
FOUR HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL COLORED SLIDES
AND SEVEN SERIES OF MOVING PICTURES.
To be given TUESDAY EVENING, March 27,1*06
at Miller Walker Hall..
NO ADMISSION CHARGED.
GRAND. MONDAY. MARCH 26TH
GRACE GEORGE
In Margaret Maye'a adaptation of Mra.
Humphrey Ward'* Masterpiece
of English Fiction,
The Marriage ot William Ashe
SYMPATHY! TENDERNESS!
PASSION! REVELATION!
Seats on sal* Saturday, March 24th.
Prlees, 60c. 76c. SI.OO. $1.50. $2.00.
Base Ball Monday n
DETROIT vs. MACON
South Atlantic League Club
Game Galled at 4:15. General Admission 25c
Reserve Seats 25c
ATHENS basket
bull™ LINE-UP
One of Augusta's Competitor* an Au
gusta Boy—Choice of Referee and
Umpire Left to Local Team—Fine
Came Expected.
The local basketball team of the
Y. M. C. A. was notified yesterday of
the line up of the Athene team which
la to play here on Friday next. Tin
players a* as follows:
\Ve!r and Von Spracken, back*.
Brown and Holtxendorf. forwards.
Hansom Grlffeth and Dean.
The position* of the last throe play
ere hare not yet been assigned. Von
Sprecken Is an Augusta boy and did
fill# work for the local team when
here.
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
AMUBEMENTB.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
5 Nights, (ominencinq
Tuesday, March 27.
A SENSATIONAL SURPRISE
Mrs. Kittie Baldwin
Th# famous “ White Mahatma,” and
a big company of society entertain
er*, Introducing KEENE, the Great.
Prices 25, 50, 75 and sl.
HEATH ON SALE MONDAY...
The choice of the referee and utn
pi re will be left to the local team.
They have not been announced.
Tile member* of the home team
are getting into good trim for Un
even and some fine work is expected
The final practice game will he played
against a picked team Wednesday
night at 7 o'clock and the members of
the association are anticipating a very
Interesting contest.
IN COURT OF RECORDER.
A doren or more cases were tried
before the recorder's court this morn
lng. representing the regular Monday
morning docket. There were Un
usual number of 160th. violations
comprising fracture* of various de
gree* of seriousness, from slight to
very severe. The fines amounted to
Hboul 1760, or the equivalent In wrork.
Two fines at SIOO or 90 days were im
posed.
In the first Instance a negro had
opened the head of his friend with a
bottle, and In the second a whits
man had brandished a "big knife.”
KUSTIS WILL COME
TOMORROW NIGHT
Detroit Boy Who Made Fine Record
Last Year Playing Centre on Janes
ville, 0., Team.
KiibUm, the man who will hold down
the center gordeu for the Tourists
during the coming season, is expected
to arrive In the city tomorrow night.
Kustla in a Detroit ltoy nnd made a
fine/rocord lasi year playing center
on the team of Zanesville, Ohio. He is
Raid to lie a thorough gentleman as
well as a good ball player and Man
ager Hansiek expects him to make a
good Impression from the aiart. He
will be out with the team Wednesday
morning
After the arrival of Norcom tomor
row the fans will be able to get a line
on the work of the outfield, which la
expected to oe as good as that of any
other team In the league. The show
ing made by the infield thus far has
been entirely satisfactory nnd after a
couple of weeks of work together the
team will be In a condition lo make
the other members of the league get
busy,
Tom Bird, last season with Augusta,
and who also played football on the J.
L. 1. team last fall, is said to be doing
fine work for the New Orleans team,
anu judging from the favorable press
I comments that are being thrown his
way, he Is to be given n permanent
I berth with the Southern League team.
"Ducky'' (ierhardt, the joung Cin
cinnati boy who came to Savannah on
j his own accord to try for the team,
has been signed by Manager "Billy"
Hallman. "Ducky" made a good Im
pression with his flltiglug.— Savannah
News.
PHILLIES HAVE
GONE ON NORTH
Games With the Athletics, Champions
of American League, Announced.
Duffy Saye Hie Men Well Seasoned.
The Phillies left Savannah today
for Philadelphia to play the Athletics,
champions of the American League, t
spring series. Manager Duffy thinks
that his men are* sufficiently season
ed to give the Athletics a hard run
for their money and the excuse of u
hard season, off. red hv the writers of
Philadelphia papers for the defeat of
the Athletk-s by the Glauts. canno:
h« given when the Hilllie* bat a feu
homers off the dellverlee of Wadas.i
and Ponder.
While they have been In Savannah
the Phillies have shown that they are
gentlemen both on and off the field,
and that they can play hall with the
best of them The Giants' infield It
not much belter than the Phillies',
nor do the outfielders of the Phllllvt
have to look up to the Giants' trio.
And If a good pitching staff rnn he de
veloped out of Sparks. Nichols. Dug
gleby, Plttlnger. Lush. Kane and M<
Closkey. Ii will be a hard matter ty
down the Phillies
Manager Duffy sold Hoff to Savan
nah, but has decided to retain Kane,
and tin.- lanky southpaw will go North
THE AUGUSTA HERALO.
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Mail Orders
solicited for
this Depart
ment as well
as others.
with the team and pitch one of the
games against the Athletics.
According to the Savannah Press,
the old name of "Jays" will no long
*r be attached to the Jacksonville
baseball club, much to the delight of
the fans of that city, as the club
owners and newspaper reporters have
com,. 10 the conclusion that the name
"Jays” Is not stilted to the fast team
which will represent Jacksonville dur
ing the coming season.
The owners of the Jaytown team
want a good name, and Invite offers,
but do not. stato that they will give
anything to the one who suggests the
best name.
Why not the "Jacks’' (onville)?
They are surely all Jacks of Dla- j
monds.
The St. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad company has placed an order
for 11.000 tons of steel rails with the
Carnegie Steel company.
EATEN OUT OF
HOUSE ANO HOME
How a Confirmed Oyapeptlc Develop
ed an Appetite Like a Corn
busker's and Cleaned Out
Everything In Sight.
The wife of a leading druggist of
Des Moines tells how her brother
whs changed from a dyspeptic with
out appetite to a prodigious eater.
"My brother, who is a lawyer in
Chicago, came to visit me and 1 hard
ly knew him on his arrival he was so
tu.n and run down. t had not seen
him for years and was much alarmed
at nis appearance. He told me not to
worry as he had been in this condi
tion for years as a result or chronic
dyspepsia 1 asked him what he had
done for it, and he said he had done
everything—taken every remedy he
had ever heard of and consulted doc
tors without number, none of them
helped him. 1 asked him if he ever
took Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet*, and
he said he hadn't and what was more
he wouldn't. He had sworn off tak
ing medlciue of any kind.
1 had my husband bring home a
box from the store and I actually
made him lake one or two of the tab
lets after he had eaten. They made
, him feel so much better that he of
sered no further objection. He had
not taken the one box before he was
greatly improved and three or four
boxe* cured hint of dyspepsia and
gave him a wonderful uppetlte. He
cam>< near eating ua out of house and
home. My. but It did me good to see
hint eat. He gained fifteen pounds be
fore he returned home, and he writes
me that he has not been troubled
wlin dyspepsia since.”
btuart’a Dyspepsia Tablets actually
do the work assigned to them. They
relieve weak and overburdened stom
ach* of their work of digestive actiou.
Their component parts are identical
with those of the digestive fluids and
secretions of the stomach and they
simply take up the and carry on
the work Just the s;ffne as a good,
strong, healthy stomacn would do It.
On this account Stuart's Dyspep«
Tablets are perfectly natural In their
action and effects They do not cause
auy unnatural or violent disturbance
in the stomach or bowels. They them
selves digest the food and supply the
system with all the nourishment con
tained In what Is eaten and carry out
Nature's plans for the sustenance and
maintenance of the body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, by thus
relieving the stomach of its work,
enable it to recuperate and regain Its
normal health and strength Nature
repairs the worn and wasted tissues
just as she heals and knits the bone of
a broken Umb, which Js qf course not
used during the process of repair.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at 50 cents a
box. One box will frequently effect a
‘perfect cure*
THE AUGUSTA HORSE SHOW
COUNTRY CLUB MARCH 29-30
The above ts a reproduction of the official potter of the Augusta
Horae Show association. which will give an eihibltlon os the 29th an<f
30th of this month. The pouters have arrived and may now be seen in
various places about the city.
ORDERS COME BY WIRE 7
FOR HORSE SHOW BOXES
“Too Busy to Talk,” Says Management—Large Number of
New Entries Have Been Announced.
“Tot> busy to talk." was about all
that the Horse Show management
had time to say to ths press this morn
ing.
The announcement that the time
for entries Is about drawing to a close
has brought In a flood of new entries
and the list has been considerably
lengthened since yesterday morning.
A great many out-of-town people have
written or wired for places and box
and space room has been taken up
until there is practically none left for
those who have delayed too long.
Among ihe latest Additions to the
show are the following entries:
NO AUTOS NEED APPLY;
THE HORSE IS KING
Cars Will Not be Permitted in the Country Club Grounds.
Horses to be Given All and the Only Attention.
Who is it that has dared to speak
of the day of the horse as a day long
dead?
To be sure, the automobile we have
with un —wo hope, to stay—but tha
machine, and the man in it, is not yet
all there is of life.
Much has been said in honor of
“the god in the car," which everyone
chooses to take as a reference to
the personage popularly known as-the
"shover,” und he Is indeed a man
mighty In skill with things that ait.
made of iron and steel and all the
cunning contrivances of the artisan
who knows how to use his hands to
some purpose.
Principally beeause he is skilled we
are grateful to him merely for being,
for without him we shudder to think
how many more would be counted vic
tims to the crushing wheels of this
modern Juggernaut.
We find ourselves. In this regard,
very much In the position of the fond
parent of many children, who was
remonstrated with for leaving the
home garden approach to the turbu
lent river unguarded. The optimistic
reply was "Oh, we have lost ou.j
three or four children that way.”
How many of our children would
w« not lose was there not a man in
the car?
By this, no invidious comparison is
made to women.
Women, as all the world knows, can
skillfully guide a man, so, why not a
machine?
However, all this is something quite
apart from our theme.
We come to bury the automobile,
not to praise it. (The paraphrasing is
permlssable, for the incentive is it
great one.)
But, you ask, must, the automobile
then go?
Much as we hate to acknowledge
the Rad iruth. wc are compelled to
sat' that it must.
Oh, not altogether, let us hasten
to reassure the owners of priceless
bubbles, only for so long a time as
I* will tnke to convince the Augusta
public that the day of the horse has
not yet passed away.
For the flat has gone forth.
For two whole days there are to be
no automobiles allowed in or near
the Country Club grounds.
The reason Is not far to seek. King
Horse resents the usurpation of his
sovereignty, and he displays his djs'
pleasure In a manner not exactly con
formable to those who happen to be
guiding him at the time.
Therefore, the automobile muat go.
For two days will the sylvan quiet
be unbroken by the ear-splitting toot
of the erstwhile uniqultous horn!
For two days will the intoxicating
sweetness of the forest growths be
enjoyed in perfect freedom from the
Intermixture of the nefarious gaso
line!
For two days will pedestrians be
permitted to walk abroad without the
ever-present fear that each step will
be their last on earth!
THE CIVIC FEDERATION
MEETS IN NEW YORK
Met to Discuss Business of Organiza
tion and Elect Officers.
NEW YORK. March 26.—The ex
ecutive council of the National Civic
Federation ruet here today to discus-,
the business of the organization and
to elect officers.
The meeting was executive and the
plans for the coming year were large-
Sly the subject of discussion. Nearly
Jali the members were present.
Austin Thornton, of Atlanta.
I>. M. McCullough. of Atlanta.
Mr. Joseph B. Cummlng.
The Southern Express Company.
Mr. W. K. Miller.
Mr. S. Schwarzwelss, of Waynes
boro.
Mr. S. Bell, of Waynesboro.
Mr. J. C. Fargo, of Augusta.
Mr. John K. Ottley, of Atlanta.
The handsome cups to be given the
•winners In the event, which are now
on display in windows along Broad
street, have attracted a great deal of
attention and interest among those
who anticipate the possession.
For two days will all the pretty 1
women allow their loveliness to -tte i
seen without the maddening inf—-
vention of the enshrouding veil and
the hideous goggles unknown to the I
happy habits of those who are faith
ful in their loyalty to tne horse!
For two days will men be met.ffjte |
to face and not be seen “as through
a veil darkly!”
For two days the —tvell, we can
hardly expect the millenium; but
those are to be two blessed days, the
29th. and the 30th.
Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds.
J„axative Bromo Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes
the cause. Call for the full name and
look for signature of E. W. Grove.
25c.
X report from Houston, Tex., says
that the Yoakum interests, controlling
the. St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico j
ragjrav, the Trinity and Brazos Val
ley Tall way and the Houston Belt, and
Terminal Railway company, will unite ,
with the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Hailway company (Santa Fe system)
in building a union passenger depot
and freight terminals.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding. Protruding
Pilep. Druggists are authorized to
refund money if PAZO OINTMENT
falls to cure In 6to 14 days. 50c.
The first passenger train to arrive
over the new route of the Louisville
and Nashville road reached Atlanta
Thursday night on time to the min
ute. The train was made up of an en
gine, the special car of First Vice Pres
ident. M. L. Mapother, No. 363, and a
heavy freight caboose.
Mr. Mapother had aboard as his
guest Mr. Tom Harrison, another L.
& N. official, and their wives. The
trip was one of inspection. The train
I—a 1 —a special one—left Knoxville Thurs
day morning at 1:10 o'clock. It came
over the new Louisville and Nashville
route from there to Cartersvllle. and
into Atlanta on the tracks of the Nash
ville, Chattanooga and St. Louis road.
Freight trains fire now running reg
ularly over the line and a passenger
service will be instituted in a short
while.
SKIN DISEASES
FIERY ACIDS IN THE BLOOD
All skin diseases are due to the same cause-an excess
blood caused by faulty assimilation of food and poor bowel action, this
fiery acrid matter is forced to the surface through the P° r “
Pustules are formed, discharging a sticky fluid which dries aud makes acnist
causing intense itching. When the crusts or scabs are scratched off the
skin ?9 left raw and bleeding. Dear Birs-My broke a
Sometimes skin diseases arc in the £rt**to r cur e continued, to gst wors*.
dry form, and bran-likescalescomeon The itching, .specially »t
the flesh, or the skin becomes hard and weommended preparation, with
dry, often cracking, and the painfu owtb.n.«t and
itching causes acute suffering It d»t*hud when a*.w bot- j
does not matter how the trouble is ties cured me entirely. mabKO.
manifested, the cause is the same-an Escondido, Oal. J-JJ* .
excess of acid in the blood. Salves, powders, cooling washes, etc.,rt ulethey
relieve the itching and give the sufferer ternporary cmnfort cannot
trouble because they do not reach the acid laden Wood. The best treatm
for all skin diseases is S. S. S.. a remedy that
Sj€&k is purely vegetable and one which acts directly
KTj on the blood with a cleansing, healing effect.
S. S. S. neutralizes the acids, and purifies the
• HV • • blood so that the skin instead of being blistered
DHDriV UCrCTARI F and burned by the fiery fluids. »s nourished by
PURELY VEGETABLE. m supply 0 f cooling, healthy blood. Special
book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice f** ire< * 1 ' fu ™^ hed
without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
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MONDAY, MARCH 28. *
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JPfcOAT SHIRTS
Wjr-*' have the eunlrty, appearance and
Hpr wearing abilities of cuitom made
■5“ garment., White or color-iaat fabrics.
I / On and off like a coat.
F 1.50 and more
■ CuUETT, PEABODY da CO.
■ Laefssl Makar, of Collars a*4 Sturaa ta Its W«tg
JAPAN AND CHINA
MATTING
Just received right direct from
the East. Everything Fresh and
New, bought before the rise.
OUR PRICES AND
QUALITY IS RIGHT
THE J. L. BOWLES
Furniture Co.
904 Broad Street
PIEDMONT HOTEL,
ATLANTA, GA.
Absolutely Fire-Proof
Harvey & Wood, of Boston,
Mass., have recently leased the
Piedmont and will be pleased t«
see their friends in Atlanta.
All modern comforts and luxu
ries are to be found in this magnifi
cent hotel. American and Europe
an plans. Reserve your rooms In
advance. Address
HARVEY & WOOD,
Piedmont Hotel, Atlanta, Ga.
Skating Auditorium
MILLER WALKER BUILDING.
GRAND MERCHANTS’
DISPLAY CARNIVAL
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2D.
Merchants who desire to participate
will b e given advertising apace free
in the hall.
Over 200 prizes to spectator*. Prize
for beet display advertised In tha
Hall. Prize for beat costume repre
senting any business.
ENTER YOUR NAME AT ONCE.
Success never comes to a*man who
is afraid to face failure.