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ROOM TO LET GENTLEMAN
wltli satisfactory roooßMncndatlon
tan annum room, with nil
modern convenience* Apph !'IT
flriwn» Nl2* f
V LARGE BTORE 1277 BROAD ST
$15.n0 Per Month Apply Mr* M
A Mulhertn. nrit door. nl3-14-IK<-
WANTED
WANTED. CHEAP nOARD IN
good families for student* State
rain*, and If both sexes would be
taken Southern Business College
WANTED SEVERAL CAR I.OADH
of ra*t scrap Iron. lumbar* iron
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A EXPERIENCED DININO ROOM
servaut with reference Appply 602
Green. Si n lti r
WANTED TWO FUKNIHHKD
rooms for light housekeeping. Art
dress G M earn Leonard llldg., bur
her ehitp. n II p
HELP WANTED—MaIe.
WANTED A GOOD HARNESS
maker Apply S. K Mapaton, 726
Elite Si NHc
HELP WANTED—FemaIe.
WANTED BY PARTY IN NORTH
Auguatn woman to uealat with house
work and do washing amt irontna.
Unod wage* (’an furnlah plane to
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SITUATION WANTED—maIe
WANTED POSITION f>K ROME
alnd hy capable young man. who la
»ow employed hut wlahna to change
Office work preferred References
gdren M. J R earn Herald. ii It i
A YOUNG COLORED MAN DESIRES
poetlon a* driver, butler, til yard
man Address Charley Young No !»nx
Barm - St II 16 x
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A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN DE
at re. poattlon aa nook, nuran or
hminegtrl 4ddtt*ss Mattie Lott, or
Ann!* William*, 433 Ellis st. Nl#x
SITUATION WANTED -Female
V COLORED GIRI DESIRES POSI
Don at* nurse or hmiM-girl. Address
Sophie Bryant. 10IK Spillman Aiky.
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PIANOS! PIANOS! 1 PIANOS!!!
KIMBALL PIANOS ESTABLISHED
4k years and Ihe ehotoo of dlatin
gtilshed mnalniane Guarantee hanked
h> $50,000 00 Have double output of
any similar factory In the world Easy
pay menis F E McArthur, ?:*!#
Broad St
’'BARGAINS TALKING MACHINES’ 1
ONE COLUMBIA. USED. COST $lO.
for »s tKt: one large alight It nand
men machine con S4O. will aell. with
1* record*. for I?: Other bargains.
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ADDRESS
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Herald Office.
LOST.
LOST; TUESDAY AFTERNOON IN
central part of city, a clover leaf pin
Small diamond In centre. Reward If
r< • ■ timed Id No. I2S Mclntosh Si n Id c
ROOMS AND BOARD
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board Speelal rates for permanent
people, couple* or gentlemen Apply
iniM Reynold Bt n po <
PIANO MOVING
I
EXPERT MEN PARLOR FLOOR TO !
parlor floor M 00. Summerville.
North Augusta, extra. McArthur’s j
Music Riore. Telephone 716. 720,
Uroad 3t.
FOR THE CHAPS.
WITCH HAZEL CREAM IS UN EX
celled, for Chapped shin. 25c bos.
al Uarr’s Pharmacy. 516 Broad street
Phone 389, n2Bc
MARTIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
TEACHES PRACTICAL BOOK
keening and stenography Day anu
l ight sehslons I6tf
TT.UNKS REPAIRED.
WE WILL REND FOR YOUR
trunks, .suit rases, etc., and repair
lo your sit Isfsctloti or refund the
money. Try ue Elliott Trunk Co,, jofi
Broad Phone No 785. Nlßc
ROBES.
YfuTrTn ".NEE A t EHY nNE UNE
of buggy robe*, horse blankets, har
ness and eaddles. fine cutlery of all
kinds, pistols and guns. Ramsey
[Trowbridge A Smith Co., Mi Broad
St Phone No. 9*6.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
HAVE YOUR OLD FURNITURE
done over by an expert. All work
guaranteed. H L. Newsome, 2111
Washington St. nIK
•SACRE’B MDSE SYSTEM."
Vl UA W' EEKIY MOM rOHED OF IJrt
Augusta's best rltlsens Make vvttir
contract mm- for a watch, rut glass or
| silverware Information free. No. 630
Uroad slip
CARPET LAYER.
WILLIAM GARDNER. PRACTICAL
Carpel Layer Putting tip and re
pairing window shade* a specialty
Packing and shipping household good*
promptly attended to, at reasonable
prims. Leave your order* at Wm
Golden’s shoe shop. 1005 Ellis street.
Augusts, On Nlsp
W O. BOWEN. SPECIALIST.
ON REPAIRING FINK GUNS. PIS
tola, bicycles, lawn mowers, iron
«*fe*. combination lock*, etc 1044
Broad Photic 1373. nl 7c
MATTRESSES.
MATTRESSES MADE AT YOUR
residence hy machinery. I, j
Murray, 462 Broad street, phone No
666. declc
TRUNK HOSPITAL.
OUR TRUNK DOCTORS (AND
i they are good onesi i n put your
old disabled trunk and grip In first
-1 class condition. A new slat, lock,
iclanipa. etc., and It’s In condition for
veara of service Cost Is small Au
gusta Trunk Factory M M. Clecklev
Prop , Ssl Broad. Wrong side of
street. n 6 ts
INDIAN SUMMER.
November comes like dame distress
ed.
With pale brow all afrown,
liter lips drawn thin and dose com
pressed.
Her long hair tumbling down;
And now she’s listless, calm and
•till.
And forces hack her tears.
And now «he raves and moans until
The conquering winter invars—
Ti* *hen she yields with tender grace.
Bewitches autumn days.
And glides away with sunny face
Soft relied In purple hare
Uranccsca PI Marla Palmer in
the November Everybody's.
COPPER STOCKS.
BOSTON. Mass Arcadian 7 Old
Dominion 67 12; Utah 64; Shannon
jl> cS, Osceola ’26: North Butte
110 3-4; Copper Range <1 12. Call
' foruia auj Aritona Hi.
CATARRH
Hswfcmg aed Spitting. Dropping Into
ths Thesst, Psul Brssth.
CURED
THROUGH THE BLOOD
by Bstsnle Bleed Belm (•. 1. B.)
Is your breath foul* ts your vvjlce
husky* Is your noee stopped? Do
you have frequent pains In the fora
hesdT Do reu have pains srroes the
eyes* Are you losing your sense of
smell or teste* Is thsre s dropping
In ths throat? On you ham ringing
In the earn* Is thsrs s constant, bad
taste in the mouth* Do you bam a
hacking rough* If so, you bam ca
tarrh.
Catarrh Is net only dangerous la
this way, but It causes ulcerations,
death and decay of hones, kills am
bition. often cauaes lots of appetite,
and resehaa to general debility. Idio
cy and insanity. It. nsnds attention
at once. Cure It by taking Botanic
Blood halm (B B B.). It ts a quick,
radical, permanent curs because It
rids the syetam of the poison germs
that cause catarrh. Blood Balm (B.
B B ) purifies the blood, does away
with every symptom, giving strength
to the entire mucus membrane, and
B B. B sends a rich, tingling Rood
of warm. rich, pure blood direct to
the paralysed nerves, giving warmth
and strength just where It Is needed,
and In this way making a perfect,
lasting rum of catarrh In all Its
forms.
DEAFNESS
If you are gradually growing deaf
or are already deaf or hard of hear
ing. try Botanic Blood Balm (B. B.
Bi. Most forms of deafness or
partial deafness are caused by ca
tarrh. and In curing catarrh by B. B
B thousands have had their hearing
restored.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) >s
plsasant and ssfa ts take. Thorough
ly tostsd far 30 yoart. Composed of
Purs Bstsnle Ingredients. Strength
ens Weak Stomachs, cures Dyspepsia.
Sample sent fee* by writing Blood
■aim Co.. Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Drug
gloto ft par large bottle or sent by
ngprssa.
IN GRIEF FRENZY
LEAPS OUT WINDOW
After Gazing at Dead Brother, Young
Woman Springs From Third Story
to Death.
HKLLKVILLK. lll.—Miss Petronrlla
| Romeluer. daughlrr of P. M Romelser,
ii merchant, Icapiy) from a third story
window of her father’s residence,
while in a frenzy of grief over the
death of her seventeen year old broth
er Roland. Attending physicians say
she cannot live.
Roland Romeleer was found dying
of paralvsis of the heart at 1 o'clock
Before a physician could be summon
ed. he was dead. Many friends aud
relatives were gathered about the
corpse, when about 2 o'clock. Miss
Homelier entered the room After
gazing upon the cropse for a moment,
she screamed, ran from the room and
leaped out of a window
GILL MONEY DROPS
TO SIX PLR CENT
NEW YORK -Continued rcactlonin
call money rates was the feature of
today's financial movement as It was
of yesterday s The highest paid for
this class of accommodation this
morning was 0 per cent, as against it
per pent high of yesterday aud Mon
day'* 2b per cent.
Inasmuch a* the banks continued
to lose moderately at the sub-treas
ury and arc now nearly $2,000,000 be
hind In their operations for the week.
It was assumed that either there had
been a decided turn for the better In
the interior exchange*, or that offer
ings of out of town capital attracted
by the high motiov premiums at New
York were sufficient to have heavily
cut down local hank loans.
Call money quickly dropped to 6 1-2
j per cent, and the bulk of the day’s
loan* wen l made around that figure,
i I'nder these circumstances, less note
was taken of the refusal or treasury
relief and the hope gained ground
that the money stringency might be
lessoned by natural means. With the
encouragement afforded by the grow
tng ease of call money and by the
j cheerful tom- of the foreign markets,
j prlre* opened up sharply and conltnu
i ed to rise briskly during the reniaind-
I rr of the first hour.
St Paul, the Northwestern issues
and the Pacifies were the favorites In
Ihe buying and gains of a point or
two were shown In these and others
of the active Issues at noon.
DEFINING A CHEMIST.
A good story comes from a Swedish
correspondent. It seems that Rerr.e!-
| ius. Ihe great Swedish chemist, made
I most of his experiment* In the kitch
en, with his cook as his only assist
ant .
"What is your master” asked one
of his neighbor*
Oh. he I* only a chemist ’
"What la that? What docs he do?”
I ‘ Oh, he has something It: aMg hot
! tie. then he pours it Into a smaller
otic.and then again into quite a tiny
, bottle ”
And then what happens"
Then I throw It away."
t ifrorn the London Lxfrest
THE AUGUSTA HERALD.
SEALSKIN COAT EMPIRE EFFECT
"i J ■ ■
This photo shows a sealskin coat with the Empire effect. Collar of
Chinchilla fur with cuffs to match.
nn <f * &i ® u s o a
(Continued from page seven.)
CONCERT AT THE FAIR.
A jmpular feature of the Chrysanthe
mum Fair will be the informal free
concert to be given oil Thursday even
'ln*. Nov. 15th. Among ihose who!
have kindly consented to Hpcar on the
i program will be Miss Hilda Gehrken.
Mr. Rudolph Gerhrken. Mrs Ortel,
Mrs. Myra Hanaberger. Mr. Crossley,
Mr. Sherman. Miss Marian Fleming
Miss Anna Kline Wilson. Miss Daisy
.laekson. Mr. Talmage Wilson. The
Ethreen quartette. Mr. Morris and;
his brass quartette. Mr. Robert Irvine
TEMPLE AID SOCIETY
The first, meeting of the Temple Aid
Society will be held at 3:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon a l the Sunday
school room. All members are re
quested to attend promptly.
Friends of iurs. Marvin Johnson, of |
Worms*. (’»•.. formerly Mia* Gi.ie.
Thomas, of this city, will reel a sym
pathetic interest in a recent very pain j
lul accident w hich she sustained. Mrs. i
j Johnson IlHd stooped down to reach
j under the bod for her little daughter’s
I pet kitten, which had hidden there, and
!In getting up slriirk her shoulder
against the brass bed. fracturing her,
shoulder In two places. The accident
is an extremely painful one. and her
! family and friends Teel very anxious.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
! Roesel and Mr. Leo McAnliffe was
quietly solemnised today ai the home
of Ihe bride on Hicks street. Father
Wilkinson officiated and the invita
lions were limited to the relatives
only.
The marriage of Miss Margaret 1
Roesel and Mr Theo McCarty will
be an Interesting event of this even
Ing and will occur at seven thirty
o'clock at St. Patrick's parsonage,
follow ed by a reception at the horns
of the bride on Hicks street.
Mr. J. B. White arrived home yes
terday after a three months trip to
England and the continent. Mr.
White spent several weeks In Paris
and Rome and was charmed with th
, beauty of these cities.
j Kasper Ferber and Henry Shor.
i ert are the names of the twin boys
that arrived on Sunday last at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Jack Buckley
Miss Campbell of Virginia, has ar
rived to attend the Rranch-Oagood
wedding Saturday Miss Campbell
Is the guest of Mrs. B. N. Teague
Mrs. W G Wethersboe of Hephzi
hah. Mr. .1. W. P. Whitely of Gibson.
Mr. J. E. Templeton and Will Ricker
lof Blythe were In the city today.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Oliver, of;
j Sparta, are spending some time with
their grandmother. Mrs. Caroline
I Oliver, on Carolina Heights.
Mrs. Kate O'Donnell, of Savannah
is visiting her sister. Mrs Mary Mul
herln. while In attendance at the Mul
herln-Costello wedding
Mr. Sol Clarke, of Columbus, was in
the city today to attend the Jbssman
Wallace wedding
Mr. and Mrs. H C Brown are re
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a son.
Miss Caroline Gibbes returned Lorn
Naib v Ule. Teen., Tuesday. /
MRS! WILLIAM BARRETT.
TO ENTERTAIN.
Mrs. William H. Barrett will enter
tain the Thursday- Morning Whist club
and a few other friends on Thursday
morning. Duplicate whist will lie the
game.
MISS LUCILLE ASHLEY
TO ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY.
Miss Lucille Ashley will entertain
a number of friends in a delightfully
informal manner on Friday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Duncan is visiting
friends in Sparta.
Mr. Theo. l.agernall is spending
gome time in Chicago and St. Louia.
For Gravel use STUART’S GIN
and BUCHU.
Drink Miser a Potaoner.
A West Indian drink mixer has been
arrested for wholesale iiolsonlng. He
has been In the habit of secreting
poison under his finger nails and
secretly dipping the naii in Ihe Aiink
he was mixing. Read of his capture
and singular fate in "Daniel Sweet
land." a great romance by Kdot Phill
potts, which will begin exclusive
serial publication in this paper <lv
fore apearlng in book form) on Nov.
4. It is seventh of the Authors and
Newspapers' Association's world
famous $130,000 scries.
Notice to the Public.
The Central of Georgia Railway are
i selling two kinds of Interchangeable
Mileage Books at *25.00 each. They
being good over nearly every rail-
I road In the South.
Ask for the Central Inter-change
, able Mileage Book, of all Ticket
Agents. For Information, see
W W. HACKETT.
Trav. Pass. Agt., 735 Broad Street,
sun-tues-thurs ts
The Spirit
of the
Age Calls
for
Liberal Use
of
Printers Ink
RAILROADS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA R’W’Y
Arrtvsl and departure #• Trains
Union Station. Aug'istv, Ua.
Augusta Oltv Time.
Effective Nov. «th. 1906.
Departurea.
No. 6 Savannah, Macon, At
lanta, Columbus, ft
mlngrxm and Florida
points • 7:*flam
No. 2. Savannah. States,
boro, Dublin and
Florida points * 2 80pm
No. 4. Sarannab, Macon. Al
b a n y, Columbus.
Montgomery and Ulr
mlngbam ..•10.20pm
Arrivals,
No ISavannah. Macon, Al
bany. Colttmbns.
Montgomery and Bir
mingham *B.loam
No. 1 Savannah. States
boro, Dublin and
Florida points *l2:4opin
No. 6 Savannah. Macon.
Atlanta and Florida
points • 7:4opm
•Dally all above trains.
Trains No. 6 and No 6 run through
to Savannah aad return without
change.
Sleeping can between Augusta and
Savannah on trains leaving Augusta
10:20 p. m., and arriving at Augusta
8:10 a. m. Connections at MUlen
with through sleeping cars between
Savannab, Macon. Atlanta, Columbus
and Birmingham.
F. F. POWERS, W. W. HACKETT.
Com. Agt. Trav. Pasa. Agt.
No 735 uroad street. Augusta. Ga.
CHARLESTON A WESTERN
CAROLINA RAILWAY.
Arrivals and Departures of Trains,
Union Station, Augusts, Gs,
Effective Sept. IC, 1006.
Departuraa.
6:20 am.—No. 5, for McCormick.
Anderson, Seneca, Wal
halla, etc. Arrive Mc-
Cormick 8:13 a. m.. Aa
dereon 11:00 a. tn.
10:00 a.m.—Vo. 1. for McCormick.
Greenwood, Watei \
Laurens, Greenville. Spar
tanburg, Hendersonville,
Asheville. Arrive Mo-
Cormick 11:40 a. B,
Greenwood 12:32 p. m.,
Waterloo 1:1.3 p. m. t Lau
rens l:is p. m., Green
ville 3:25 p. m., Spartan
burg 3:40 p. m.. Hender
sonville 6:35 p. ®., Ashe
ville 7:30 p. m.
2:16 p.m.—No. 42, for Allendale.
Fairfax, Hampton. Varn
vllle. Charleston. Savan
nah. Waycross. Beaufort,
Port. Royal. Arrive Al
lendale 4:13 p. tn., Fair
fax 4:28 p. m., Hampton
4:49 p. m-. Charleston
7-40 p m., Savannah 6:45
p. m. (CT). Waycross
10:00 p. m., Beaufort 6:45
p. m.. Port Royal 7:00
1:00 p.m.—No. m *S, for McCormick.
Greenwood, etc. Arrive
McCormick 6:44 p. m.,
Greenwood 7:45 p. m.
Arrivals.
Trains arrive Union Sta
tion. Augusta Ga. No. 4.
from Greenwood, 8:55 a.
m ; No. 41, from Charles
ton. Savannab, Beaufort,
Port Royal, etc., 12:05
noon; No. X from Ashe
ville, Spartanburg, Green
ville. Laurens. Green
wood, etc., 5:25 p. m.;
No. 6. from Anderson,
McCormick, etc.. 8:30
p. m.
All trains dally.
Trains TJos. 41 and 42
run through between Au
gusta and Charleston.
NOTICE.—The foregoing arrivals
and departures, as well as connec
tions with other companies, are sim
ply given as information, and are not
guaranteed.
ERNEST WILLIAMS.
Gen. ''•ass. Agt..
E. W. MATTHEWS.
Commercial Agent,
No 821 Broadway, Augusta Ga.
R. A. BRAND.
Traffic Manager.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
(Central Time 1
Pullman Sleepers between Augusta
and St Louis, via Evansville, on
trains 27 and 2. Between Charleston
and Atlanta on trains 3 and 4. Be
tween Charleston and Cincinnati on
trains 1 and 28. All trains daily ex
j cept 12 and i*.
J - - j
! Lv. A'g'sta i 1 127 j 3 11
(R Time)l 7:45a|3:45p1t1:80p 6:15p
(C Time) 6:45a 2:45p!10:30p 6:15p
Ar Atlanta 12:30p8:15p B:00a
A.- Wash 1 9:45a;7:30p
Ar Mill’vie | 9:55a! 8:50p
Ar Macon |lo:ssa| 10:00p
Ar Athena |12:20p;7:45p
Trains arrive Augusta (City Time:)
No. 4, 6:50 a. m.; No. 2, 2:10 p. m.;
No. 28. 9:35 p. m.; No. 12 from Ma
con 8:45 a. m. (except Sunday;) No.
14. from Macon (Sunday only), 10:50
a. m.
A. 0. -.ov-KSON. Gen. Pass. Agt.
C. C. McMILLIN. Gen. Agt. P. D.
W M. Mcuu . ullN, G. A., 807
i Broad St.
C. P. BEALL. S. A., 801 Broad St
M. C. JONES, city T. A.. 727
i Broad St.
vV A. GIBBES. ot pet Ticket Agt.
Tha> the weird rites of "obeah wor
ship" are not yet stamped out In the
West Indies has hen proved by a thril
ling drama In real life enacted there
lately. Full details of this exciting
affair are related by Eden Phillpotts
in his newest, best novel. "Daniel
Sweetland." which will be published
serially and exclusively in this paper
beginning Nov. 4. prior to book pub
lication. It is the seventh of the
i creat *150,00 series Issued by the Au
tliors and Newspapers' AsociaUou,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4-4.
RAILROADS.
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Arrivals and Daparlurea of TValnh
Augusta, Oa.
(Effective June 17th.. 18M.)
N B—Following schedule figures
published only aa Information, and am
not guaranteed: ,
DEPARTURES.
• :ll a. m.—No. 13. Dally Aiken.
Summerville, Charleston, Full
man Sleeping Cara Augusta to
Charleston. Flnt class dap
coaches. Arrive Aiken 7:83 a.
®. Summerville 11:01 a. m.
Charleston 11:19 a. m.
7:60 a m —No. 2. Dally. For Colnm
bla and Intermediate points,
making connection at Colum
bia for Greenville, Spartanburg,
Aihevllla and other uppar Caro
lina points. Arrive Edgnflaid
11:10 a. m., Columbia 10:10 a.
ra.
1:88 p m.—No. 11. Dally. Far Aiken,
Summerville. Charleston, mak
ing connection at Blaekrllle
with train No. 34, for Columbia.
Arrive Aiken 4:19 p. m„ Black
villa 6:25 p. m , Charleston 8:48
p. m , Columbia 8:65 p. m.
1:26 p. m —No 184. New York ant
Augusta Express. Dally. Far
Columbia, Charlotte. Danville,
Lynchburg, Washington. New
York and the East. Through
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeie
ing Cara Augusta to New York,
with out change. Best example
of dining cart. Arrive Colum
bia 6:50 p. m,"Charlotte 10:15
P. m.. Danville 3:36 a. m.
Lynchburg 4:10 a. m.. Washing
ton 9:50 a. ra , Baltimore 11:32
a. m., Philadelphia 1:46 p. m.,
New York 4:15 p. w.
6:00 p m —No. 20. Dally except Snn
■ day for Aiken. BlackvUle, Barn
well and Allendale Arrive Aik
en 0:50 p. m.. Blackvllle 7:60 p.
m„ Barnwell 1:37 p. m.. Allen
dale 9:20 p. m.
10:30 p. m.—No. 130. Dally. For Co
lumbia, Charlotte. Washington,
and the East Pullman Sleep
ing cars and Dining can from
Columbia. Arrive Columbia
8:30 a. m., Charlotte 9:66 a. m.,
Washington 9:50 p m., Balti
more 11:25 p. m., Philadelphia
2:56 au m.. New York 8:80 a.
m.
11:00 p. m.—No. 24. Dally. F*r Sum
merville and Charleston: Pull
man Sleeping Cars. Augusta to
Charleston ready at Augusta for
occupancy by 9:35 » «■ Flrat
clase coatnhes. -trrfves Branch
vllle 4:00 a. ra., BummervlUe
6:28 a. m., Charleston 7:30 a. m.
ARRIVAL*.
Trains arrive Augusta Union Depot
from Columbia, Edgefield aad
upper Carolina points: No. 7,
dally. 8:10 p. m. From New
York. Waihtngton, Richmond.
Charlotte, Columbia, No. 110
dally, 10:00 a. m.. No. 133, 3:20
p. m.. No. 19 from Allendala,
Barnwell, Blackvllle and Aiken
dally, except Sunday, 10:35 a.
m. From Charleston and Sum
merville, No. 23 dally, p.
m. No. 17 dally. 10:30 p. m.
AUGUSTA SOUTHERN R R.
DEPARTURES. ,
7:05 a. m—No. 13 dally, exceptfSun
day. for Glbeon, SanderavHle
and Tennille. Arrives Gibson
10:59 a. m.. Sanderavllle 1:05
p. m., Tennille 1:20 p. m. Con
nection made at Tennille with
the W. A T. for Dublin: and
Hawklnsrille.
8:00 a. m.—No. 39. Sunday pnly.
For Gibson, SandertvlUe | and
Tennille. Arrlvps Gibson 10:34
a. m„ Sanders vllle 11:48 al m.,
Tenille 12:01 p. m.
5:80 p. m.—No. 27. Dally, eleept
Bunday. For Gibson. Saunere
ville and Tennille. Arrlvesj Gib
son 8:04 r- m.. Bander*vllla
9:18 p. m., Tennille 9:30 p: m.
ARRIVALS AUGUSTA SOUTHERN.
From Tennifle, Sandersvllle and, Gib
eon. No 26 dally, except Sunday.
8:55 a. m.. No. 44. daily, except
Sunday 9:00 p. m.. No. 28, Sun
day only, 6:40 p. m.
i for detailed Information as to rates,
‘ schedules, Pullman reservations, etc..
call on Ticket Agents, Union Depot or
Chronicle Building, or Southern .Rail
way Passenger Office.
W. E. McGEE, Trav. Pass. Agt, 729
Broad street. Phone 815.
H. B SPENCER. Gen. Pass. Mang .
Washington. D. C.
W. H. TAYLOE. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Washington. D. C.
GEORGE B. ALLEN. Asst. Gen.
Pass Agent, Atlanta. Ga.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
"NOTICE —'I nese arrivals and de
parture* are given as Information at
as connections with other com
panies, but arrivals and connection*
are not guaranteed.”
No. 82 . N< i. 85.
North. June 12th, 1906. Soath.
2: 3spm~LvT Augusta. Ar. #7SSam
3:3opm .Lv. Robbins Ar.. B:3sam
4:07pr0 -Lv. BarnwellLv.. 7:57am
4.34 pm -Lv Denm'rk Ar.. 7:32am
5 10pm Lv Or'gne'bg Ar. 6:56am
6:4opm -Lv. Sumter ~v.. 6:35am
8:10pm -Lv. r mrence Lv. 4:25am
10:47pm -Lv. F'yttev’le Ar. I:46am
2-32 am -Lv. Weldon Lv.. 9:slpm
4:2iam -Ar. Pt'eburg Lv. B:o*pm
6:loam Ar. Rlcbm'nd Lv 7:2Bpm
B:soam -Ar. W’sh’ton B:46pm
10:13am -Ar B'ltmore Lv.. 3:l2pm
1 12 27pm Ar Phll’phlaLv.. 11:55am
1 2:53pm -Ar. Deabrosses st
and c-ourtland
p- St. N. York Lv.. 9:3oam
3:oopm Ar. W 23 it. Lv. 9:25am
Pullman buffet sleeping cars be
tween Augusta and New York with
out change.
Dining car service Florence to New
York.
L D. McCULLUM.
Commercial Agent, 807 Broat I St
W J. CRAIO. *
Pass. Traffic Mai? >ger.
T. C WHITE,
Gen Pass Agei it.