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INDSTINCT PRINT STY DAILY. Hi ' - — Mrs. A. W.. Waltsbaum, who has been ylslting'her alint, Mrs, Michaels, lor several weeks, leaves tomorrow for Savannah. . ' EVERYBODY RIDES IN IT, AND 1 THERE’8 ALWAY8 V ROOM FOR ONE MORE. Those Who Come and Go—8hort and Snappy' Paragraph* that Everybody Will Read With Interest—What I* Going on In Soolety, With Now and Then a Little Gossip, f ■ ■ Mrs. P. O. TIcknor entertained de lightfully at bridge whist last night Those who .were present enjoyed an evening'of rare pleasure'. Rabbi E. A. Landau has been con fined to his home by Illness fpr. sev eral days, but his numerous friends are glad to learn Jhat he Is better. Miss Adeline. Baum, of Dublin, who Spent Chautauqua week' 'with 1 Miss MarthS Cohn, is making an extended visit here. She Is the guest, of Mrs. Marvin, Cohp./ Laundry of Hospital at the Presidio Burned—Army Is Establishing a Cpmplete Regimental Hospital. : Flre, which Mr.'lra Copk went to Leslie yester- Capt Hayes, of Doe Run, Is In town today. San Francisco, May 3. threatened the general hospital. a£ the Presidio, In which there are more than 1,000 patients, started early today In the hospital laundry. The laundry Was completely destroyed, but the Are Mr. B. F. Booth, of Americus,' is In the city, uf'-.'if:' -S' 'V-' Yesterday '•afternoon Miss Madeline Robinson entertained the Wednesday Evening Card Club. Thirty-eight re- ‘ sponded to the Invitations, and five- handed euchre was played. Delicious refreshments of Ice-cream, strawber ries, 'iake; and punoh, were served In ode,course.' Mis* Tessle Gortatowsky won the first-prize and Mrs. Bretten- 1 bach Vhe consolation prize, a beautiful jewel case. V Mr. P._ C. Homan, of Richmond, Is In town. ' was kept from the hospital building proper. The medical department of the army Is putting Into operation a complete regimental field hospital, using the ex perience gained In the Spanish war and \>n the coast service. The banks of the Clearing House Association have agreed to arrange special facilities to accommodate $he new conditions. Mr. COllen Hall Is here today from Leesburg. • S. McGowan has gone to Mr. .A. Moultrie today. Mr. C. L. HUB of Oakfleld, was In ; town yesterday. ^ The fire laddies have been letting the spring fever get Into their blood. The amorous part of their make-up haB developed wonderfully in the last few days. Sp/ strong has this feeling gfown that the telephone at the fire 'department has been In constant use, connecting Al' boys with their fair ones. At last,tin self-defense, Chief James was' fofc$d to put this placard on the ’phone: "This ’phone for fire service only. -Do your courting In the parlor." It ip to be hoped that this will dampen the ardor of the lovesick BWhtns. Mr, Weldon says, though, that he doesn’t mtndbAlng kept from talking; tjie girl Is all he wants. No doubt, though, the boys, from Hall, the latest acquisition on the force, to i. certain confirmed bachelor who boasts his Immunity from all the wiles of-the fair oAes, will soon find a way to evade the heartless order of their chief. Love laughs at locksmiths, they say, also at telephones. In the meantime talks with the ladles must be made In person. Mr. F. S. Perry, of Camilla, was in the city yesterday. HOKE SMITH VICTORY IN SCREVEN COUNTY. Mr. Roy Barnes went to Wlnst’on- Salem, N. C., today. y * * Legislative Candidates Made Race His- Platform. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Calhoun, of Au gusta, are In the city. ' Mrs. J. W- Thompson, of Augusta, Is a visitor in the city today. Special to The Herald/ Savannah, Maiy 3.—The victory of E. K. Overstreet for the senate and H. S. White for the house In the Scre ven county primary can be taken as a victory for Hoke Smith. Both Messrs. White and Overstreet are Btaunch sup porters of the Atlanta lawyer and made their fight on hlB platform. Mr. White has never been In the legisla ture. Mr. Overstreet is now the repre sentative from Screven. Unless Estill carries Screven In the August primary Hoke Smith will get If. Copyright 1906 by Hart Schaffner & Marx The friends of Mr. H. Y. FerriU are sorry to learn that he is sick. Mr. A. H. Camp, of Winder, is at tending the T..P. A. convention. Mr. H. D. Johnson, of Macon, is at tending the T. P. A. convention. Mr. George Cochran, of Camilla, was in town yesterday for a few hours. Messrs. C. C. and D. Dewberry 1 ; oi Baconton, spent yesterday In the city. Buy a Two-Piece Suit for One Half and Less. ROOSEVELT SEND^ ' CONGRATULATIONS THE WEATHER. Mr. Charlie Moore, represfenting the Atlanta Constitution, Is In town today. Weather Forecast. Tlf following Is the weather fore cast for the state of Georgia for the next twenty-tour hours: Fair tonight and Friday, except showers and- cooler in north portion. To American Contestants in Olympic Games. We have seventy-five two-piece Suits left over from last season. These) spits are worth from $7.50 to $13.50. We propose to close this lot out at aj great sacrifice. - ' . ' ; i “WE’RE GOING TO DO IT NOW,” hence the extremely low pricp ofi $5.90 for your choice. We are willing to accept a severe loss in order to close, 1 them out. ' ’ j These suits are made of thinnest and coolest wool crashes and flannels.'. Mrs.-H. A. Tarver will entertain the Northside Euchre Club this afternoon. -President Athens. Greece, May 3. Roosevelt telegraphed to James Sulli van, manager of the American team at the Olyipplc games, the following: Mrs. V. F. DeaB and MIsb Annie Long, ■’ of Leesburg, ’ are chopping in the city today. ' / "Hearty; congratulations to you anlf American contestants. Uncle Sam Is all right.” «, Local Weather Observations. The following record of meteorologi cal observations taken by the local co-operative observer .of the Weather Bureau of the United States Depart ment ot Agriculture for the^twenty- four hours ending at 7 o’clock this morning Is published for tbe Informa tion of the public: Maximum temperature 95.00 Minimum temperature. 67.00 Mean temperature 81.00 Precipitation .. . V. .00 Weather .[?: Clear Wihd . 8.W. m ' ' ; D. W. BROSNAN. Volunteer Observer. The friends of’Mr. Samuel Lonsberg will be pleased to bear that his condi tion is much-improved. They are correctly cut, broad shoulders, and though light in weight are tail-! ored to keep their shape. ‘See window display of these suits. NATATORIUM , Is now open. and running full blast. Better now than ever. Managed By S. Fleisber, manager. 2-3t Mrs. J. D. Weston was the. charming hostess at an informal but delightful bridge party this nlornlng. Mrs. C. B. Wilmot, of Shelbyvllle, Tenn., 'will arrive this afternoon to Visit Mrs. George W. Carroll. Rosenberg Brothers Ideal Wood Fibre Plaster, Longview Lime, The Besf . Portland! Cement, Windows, Doors, Blinds,' Lumber, Moulding, etc. J. D. WESTON. Telephone No. 44. Among the Augusta T. P. A.’s in town are Messrs. Jack Howard, C. D. Green, S. R. Belk and J. B. Calhoun. From Atlanta in attendance upon the T. P. A. convention are Messrs. R. F. Sums, A. J. Swayne and A. J. Young. California Evaporated Peaches, 16c lb.; Apples, 15c package, 2 for 25o. W. E. FIELDS. Dili Pickles, ,15c dozen; Spur Cu cumbers, lc each; Sweet Mixed, 26c quart , W. E. FIELDS. No lee famine In Albany now. Bar ron sends it when you want It. ALBANY COAL & ICE CO. The traveling men are taking pos session ot the city. Judge B. F. Manning is suffering a great deal with a bone felon. For over ■a week his left and only hand has been useless. Garden plows are being displayed at the hardware stores. Truly, the sum mer Is upon us. Gents’ Stylish Footwear The breezes are making thlngs-more pleasant at night now. But they raise the dust In the daytime, all right. Things are getting altogether too dry for comfort. And nothing can be done by the suffering citizens to better conditions. The local weather proph ets are predicting rain, but aa a gen eral thing their prophecies are met with derision: Rev. J. A. Rumney united In mar riage, at hie home on Pine street, this afternoon, Mr. W. G. Jones and Mrs. W. H. Thigpen. Genial Qeorge Collier, once an Al banian and always one of the .jolllest men In, the state, Is here Attending the T. P. A. convention. TRADE HARR. Patents and Gun- Metals, Bluchers . Fernland Farms . 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