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PAGE TWO 716 BROADWAY Our Buyer has been in the markets of the great shopping centers for several weeks, and as an evidence of his shrewd buying, we are able to offer several Specials for Friday’s Sale that is unusual even for our own GREAT AUGUSTA. Look At These 1 Lot English Dimities, in checks, stripes and figures, (all white) sheer, fine and dainty just the thing for waists and babies’ dresses. Worth 25c to doe 1 (iff' All in one lot, Friday, at per yard . 1 Look At These 1 Dot English Cuitings, in tan, brmvn and greey mixed. Just the thing for a good Wash Skirl or inexpen ,ive Juniper Suit, sold everywhere at 12*/5e and 15c £// per yard, our price Friday, (limited) ” O Look At These 1 1 jot of Mill Ends, in white Madras, Marcel Ins (doth. Hoi settes and fancy weaves. For early fall wear Wnjeds, Men’s Shirts, Children’s Dresses, etc. Worth f A 18c to 25c per yard, All in one lot, Friday, at 4 I Uj* * - - ■ ■■■' ■* - - Look At These 1 Em Ifte Dinette Suitings, in brown and grey plaids for Coat Suits, Fashionable Skirts, School Suit and knock about -. 51 inches wide and makes up as pretty as ff the finc-d Wool Suiting . All in one lot, Friday, at per yard , <5 70/ Look At These « 1 Lot llvdegrade I’et ticoats, full width, heavy ruffles. Worth $125 "7 BE A nt J 1 Lot worth $1.50 to $2.00, C* i f\f\ «t 0 1.1/1/ 1 Lot genuine A. F. < Ginghams. in plaids, stripes and solid colors, that 1 f\A sold everywhere at 12 1 c per yard, our price per yard * */j£ BURTOH'TAYLOR'WISE COMPANY OIL FIRE IS STILL INCQNTROLABLE Pumps and Fight Have mu Apparent Effect. I'AMPICO, Mexico The powrrful cwnirlfngal pump*. which sere Install •<i hi the Imrnlnit oil volcano, seven:) live mile* Math of Tareplrn, h tow «tnv» ««o have been at work (lav anti nlnhl forcing mini and sand Into lh<' fiery orator. hut without apparent *tf fact, an tar aa tnaaenlng the Darnel la conroniad A forcy* *\ 200 girtVrn IBent soldier* are non at work ilia plug an ttifllne tunnel toward the un Berginund taldron It la planned to explode t»uo quart► o( nitroglycerine In thla tunnel with the view of t<arm* up the earth ovei a wide area, and (hereby clogging the nnderaronnd eavrrn through which the all la cacapina It In atated that the owner# or (be oil field hate at toady i\|x-nded more than t.tiHI.OOe In an •Won (o extinguish the great Bre (lo (o Tvber Hundav |l.*J foi (hi round flip via Central of Oeorgtt Rail way. Train* leav* 700 a m tUy time High ltd" for bathing, two band* furnlahln* tmialc. ekallng rtnk bad all other klnda of amusement* the only lreach of ll* kind on the Rout h Atlantic 11 aif DIARRHOEA There is no need of anyone suffering long with this disease, for to elfect a quick cure it is only necessary to take a few doses of Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In fact, in most cases one dose is sufficient It never fails and can be relied upon in die most severe and dangerous cases. It is equally valuable for children and is the means of saving the lives of many children each year. In the world s history no medicine has ever met with greater success. Price 26 cents. Large size 60 cents. r . ■■ —— 1 ■■ ■ Advance Pick- Ups For Friday GUBIN EDUCATORS FRAUDULENT Drew Salaries of Tearhers Who Were Not Doing Service. HAVANA (Juathvo K»roto, chief of ih<> department of public Inatruc Hon. nod all the |mtwonnel have l>p.>u dismissed lu consequence of tho dls covery at frnud*. Lieutenant Bullard hn* In on appointed supervisor of (ha department. II Is Mild Hml many t«ach-*r* were nominally employed who never wire Informed of their appointment nnd 'ever rent veil any salary, all hough the money to i>«v ihein waa drawn from the bovernrn.nl. Rsroto wn* at j nm limn iirlvato secretary in Senm' j Cana lei.., the H|iaiil*h dlplomiitiai, | from whom lw pmcnrnd the famous •Hier from ftupuy do Unm. the Spnq ! l*h minister at Washington. eriticl.-, It. I'ro.idenl McKinley which hid aj material nfleel m bringing on (he j Hp«nlah American war MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM VIOLENT DEATH Ot KHA.M, N f While loidiliK |tv hK'co yM(crd*y 1H mllea fr«»iti Our- j hum itKhtntnc * truck Jeime Keurrlnx | ton on the head tcjtrtnx a h» 1* In his ! hat and xUneinx to n \nrbv. ThoAixh unriHiictouA several lumr* ho recovered. EDUCATORS TALK i ON TEACHING NEGROES CLIFTON. Mass —A aalhering of the negro cdumtnrg. while nnd col "mil, which yesterday organlaed the fifth Clinton Conference, with the ob j Ject of ascertaining to what extent the International Bdnday ■School Aa ‘relation can he ob Uhalalnnee in the work ot enlightening the negro along llnea of mental, moral and religious development convened today. Among the speaker.*, was President Meaerve, of Shaw University, Raleigh, IN C on "Prpaent Condition of the | Negro.” FREAK ADVERTISEMENT FOR OHIO STATE FAIR COI.I'MRI'S, Ohio —Much iniereM 1 ha* been aroused over the slate by ilhe announcement of the slate hoard of agriculture that Jo young women from Philadelphia will airoll around the elate fair ground* during (he fair, drf>swod In dirertolre gown* The young women will come under the direction of Ml** Anna lVlnne, who. in a letter to the board today, I ear* that they will wear the genuine 1 article, *llt up to the knee. THE AUGUSTA HKKALO. m What Will You Do About This FIFTY ARMED MEN HUNT WOMAN'S MURDERER NEWAYGO. Mich -A posse of 9f ty armed men Is In the surrounding swamp near here.* having been l>)d to the place by bloodhounds, that Marled trotn the farm house, where Mr* Minnie Conley was found stab bed to death yesterday. For sixteen yearn the wnmar had been known as Mrs. John Conley, out It seems as if she had gone to live with Conley a* housekeeper and a re cent visit of John Ward, who desert ed her 20 years ago at Whitehall, Mich., and the disappearance of Ward Mnce (he murder adds mystery to the tragedy, I<etler» In Ward* pocket Inrt'cated thrtt In November 190 R, he had a wife Villa Conley, 111 Jacksonville, Fla. KEEPER PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER Remarkable Recovery of Rattle Snake Victim. WASHINGTON. Rodney Rose, the ion keeper, who. for the past 48 hours has been battling for life against the virus of a diamond rattler, was pronounced practically out ot danger at an early hour this morn log Dr. William C. Carr, who ha* rh.xrgo of the case, says the patient Is bearing his suffering with greai fortitude. I he swelling baa Cone down con ilderabty,” -aid D, Carr, "and I haw* de< leased the strychnine to about half the amount which was used for ihe flr«t 24 hours The crisis was reached at the end of the thirty-sixth hour, and In view of the man's con dlllon. I feel confident he will pull through." GOVERNOR HUGHES WILL MAKE OPENING SPEECH HOT gi’BINUd, Va.—The Youngs town tOhio» inerting, on (ieptemhfr * at which Governor Hughe* will be ihe speaker, l» to he more than a •late affair It will practically mark the opening of the campaign through out the country, and the speech *bleh Mr Hughes I* to deliver will be written with that fact inview The •election of Mr Hughes to deliver Ihe opening speech of the campaign I* an emphatic answer by ihe manag er* of the national campaign to the complaints ot New York leaders that the governor Is not a regular party mao. Look At These 1 Lot 10 to 20 yard lengths, Soft Finish. Smooth English Nainsook for Waists, Babv Dresses and Trousseau fixings, retails at 18 to 20c per yard. You can 1 fiA have them Friday as long as they lasts, at per yard I U y Look At These 1 Lot Dark Colored Percales, 36 inches wide, worth 10c per yard, for Wrappers, Kimo nos, and Dresses. These are not remnants, but whole pieces. As long as HA/ A they last, for Friday’s sale, per yard t / Look At These . 1 Lot 81x90 in eh, Full Bleached, heavy Sheets, that have not been sold for less than 85c each, for two years. We make a run on them in EE fl A Friday’s sale, at .... O Y Look At These 1 Lot heavy Silk Petticoats, with deep ruffles and pleats. Nothing like them has ever been sold in Augusta at the price. We give you your choice while C O /) G they last in Friday’s sale, at " 0U.70 Look At These Best quality Jno. P. King Sea Island, at , 5 36 inch Soft Bleaching, (Mill Ends), at fii/1 ctq All Standard Prints, at ... • 5 c^s All Colored Lawns, worth 10c to 15c, at .. .. " 5 cts T/o cents Apron Ginghams, at 5 cts Remnants 10c and 12i/ 3 e Ginghams, at * cts COL. WHEEL'S LEPER WIDOW - ESCAPES TOMBSTONE, Arlzona.-Mrs. War dwell, the quarantined leper, widow of Col. D. K. Wardwell, escaped from her quarters last night, and she is supposed to have boarded a Southern ParWo train for California. Only One Way Don’t expect the stomach to do work it can’t do. That is unreasonable. While you need help let Kodol do it for you. Kodol digests all the food and it’s the only prepara tion that does Don't expect the stomach to do work It can’t do. That i« unreasonable. While you need help let Kodol do It for yon. Kodol digests all the fo-vl and It la the only preparation that. does. If the stomach la unable to digest food— There la only one way. It must hare help. Don't expect It to do work it can't do. That Is unreasonable. Help restore Its abtlty to act for tteeif. It soon puts it in condition todolta work unaided. When that condition la reached— You don’t need help. You don’t need digesters. Yon don’t need Kodol. Hut while you do need help let Kodol do It for you. Then note the physical Improvement that only comes with perfect digestion. And perfect digestion supplies sufficient nourishment. Kodol Is not a cure—Nature alone cures. But Kodol assists the stomach by doing part of its work. Then nature completes its eure. A lit tle help from Kodol makesthe burden lighter and easier to bear. There are tonic properties In Kodol that cause the stomach and whole s> tem to respond. That is what you want. That's what you get In Kodol. Lack of nourishment I* not generally caused hv lack of food It l.*. Uxuiw* you don't assimilate what you eat at*! Uvau-e It don't digest. Fat good food and all you want Don't avoid this nor that because It dosen’t agree with you. That only show* the stomach need* help. Ifyourappetltecravescv-rtalnthings your system require' them. Col. Wardwell died here last week, after he had succeeded in stealing ! his wife away from a Los Angeles hospital, where she was confined as a leper. MOUNTAIN CLIMBER IS. GIVEN RECEPTION LIMA, Peru.—After suffering ter rible hardships, Miss Annie S. Peck, of Providence. R. 1., the mountain climber, returned from her trip up Mount Huascaran. She was given an enthusiastic reception, for it was feared that she had met with some accident, no word h. r ‘®,itr beet re ceived from her since Friday after noon, when she signalled her arrival at an altitude of 25,000 feet ITere is where Kodol benefits you. It not only digests the food you have eaten, but tones up and puts the stomach back to a healthy and normal condition. As long as part of the food remains undi gested, the stomach is not at rest. All food must be digested. Only part means tliat the stomach must go on working at an impossible task. Some things are a partial help and do part of the work. But that is not enough. The part they do is not the most essential part. Just what they fall to accomplish is what U most required by the body. Part way will not do. "Part way" will never take you to a journey's end. All or none should be the demand. That is why Kodol Is so successful. It digests all food as quickly as a healthy stomach will do it. If it falls It costa you nothing. Fairness cannot go further. Our Guarantee Go to your druggist today and get a dollar hot tie. Then after you have used the enttre roo» tent* of the bottle if you can honestly it has not done you any good return the bottle to the druggist and hn will refund your money. We will then repay the druggist. This offer applies to tlie large bottle and to but one In a family. The dollarhottlecontains 2M times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kndol Is made at thß laboratories of K. C. I>eWltt A C<J., Chicago. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 716 . BROADWAY k Getting Even. ‘‘Oh, no; she wouldn't have him. He was a very line man. and all tn.ir, hut then she never could learn to lov* him, but as a friend—well, she hoped sh " could always count him as such, aid she was so sorry If she had ever done anything that had caused him to nave hoped. There was considerably mor« in that same line, too, but that was all he could remember." “Did he take it hard.* “He pretended to, but there wns method in his actions. She had befi flirting with him outrageously, but ho didn’t complain. He looked pensive and waited for leap year.” “And then she proposed?” Ties, and then he threw her down." —Nashville American.