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TWELVE THE Planters Loan & Savings Bank 705 Broad Street. Augusta, Oa. Organised 1870. In Operation 43 Years.- U. S. Depoeitory for Postal Savings Funds. Gross Resources .. $1,400,000 No bastneae arrgjigenvetit. r»(nin or eryantaMlon la «•"> plot* until you har* rally nrranjrad your bank oonnartlon. Ttila arptlaa t* every man and woman, to every forporealon. firm a r Indtvtdvel god to ovary riaaa of business. whether pro foaalanal. maroantlla or egrtcultarel. Maka your Hankins Connec tion with thla bank, whara tha moat pelneteklng o*re and offici ant aUantlan ara given to all bnalnraa antruatad to us. Safety Lock Boxes in Five Different Sizea to Rent, $3 to S2O pea* year. Correspondence Invited. L. C. Hayne, Pree. Geo. P. Bates, Cashier. This bank prides itself on Its Impregnable structure as a business institution It baa been founded to stand as a eon servattve Institution «f unquestionable strength In this com munity aa an absolutely trustworthy guardian of every re aponslblllty With which It la entrusted FOR 34 YEARS IT HAS STOOD AS A VERITABLE "ROCK OF GIBRALTAR." WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT ON THE STRENGTH OF OUR PAST RECORD. The Augusta Savings Bank INCORPORATED 1879. All Vegetable Gardens Contain These Bean*. Okra. Beets. Onions, Cabbage. ~ Carrot*, ■$ ; * Oollarda. Potatoes, Chard, Radishes, Cucumber*. Squash, Corn. Tomatoes, Lettuce. Turnip* N. L. Willet Seed Co. AUGUSTA. Magnetos reehnrgod, price $3.00. Special price to dealers. Reliable Auto Co. CONTRACTORS All kinds of Pumps, Pipes and Fittings. Contractor’ and Building Castings, Machinery and Materials, Steel Beams, Girders, House Front Columns. Lintels and Plates, Engines, Hoisting Rigs. Rope and Chain Blocks. Wire Rope. Boilers for Heating Buildings, Window Weiehts, etc., etc. Lombard Foundry,Machine & Boiler Worts 4 Supply Store Capacity for 300 hands. 'Augusta, Gn. GRAND Return Engagement of the Nation Wide Mualcal Comedy Succeia “THE ROSE MAID’ With a Rose-Bud Garden of Chorua Gi“l*. SEATS ON SALE TODAY PRICES Matinee, 25C to *1 Ml Evening 50' to £2 00 OUR NEW DELIVERY SYSTEM , PHONE US YOUR , Drug Wants ' t.g. Howard' 1 ihf fexaflZ. Stores i PHONES 143-44-45 SATURDAY Matinee and Evening CHICAGO U IN WENT! BEEF South American Business Dom inatcd By U S. Slaughtering and Packing Concerns. WMfcinatovt, D. C. How Ar**ntln*’R l»t»f in'timtry which *hli»» mllUonii of I»«11 m*• lit of tneni Into tli* I’n t e?«l Hlolce monthly under the n*w tariff I*w In ilomliHitCfl l»y the ('lilrago nhniffhtcrtrik' itnd fioktnir rompnnlM which "«1«» t»y f r the major ixirtlon of the entire hti*ln««ft" m dwrlbed In h 'Teftneri lltilletln’* l«- enert lowlny toy the <l*|»urlrvi«‘nt of .iKi>- cult lire. Thnt Avgentlne beef ton* r*ti*«-<1 a re duction in the pricci of mcHt in the Htiiten ton* lieen ftwirrallv ■up pue««| hnt the dep <rtment'fi hulletln re mark* that "It I* run Hummed that the A merino n contrcMled eontpnnle* In Ar gentina lire umlur Arg uillm* beef to heat down the price* of f'hlcMgu beef ** At the preeent time, the bulletin *nv*. there nre 9 e*tohll*hmentn for * terlnir. chllllho <* fretln if and axportifiK lK*ef In or near Huenoo Avrc* arid ftvo of the*e firm P«n leg nre owned or operated by rhlm*o toon*** YESTERDAY'S RESULTS | II Loulaville Defeated. Birmingham, Ala The Birmingham Southern l.engur team yesterday «1o 'lilted the liOiilavllla clu of t,iKt American Aaaorlatlon here, 2 to 1 Chlcago-Phlladelphla. Jackaonville. Fla.— S<ore: 11. H. E Chicago R 11 7 Philadelphia * 7 '• Humphries, fierce and Rresnahan; Mender, Hush, Hemlock, Wyckoff and Behan*. Macon Loses. Macon, Ga.— Score; K H. E. lloston 20 Hi 2 Macon 3 f> 12 Melkel, I’erdue and Whaling; Has sell, /.enimer and Veach. Tie Game. Columbia, S. C The University ot South Carolina and (he Columbia South Atlantic Ijeague team played nine Innings to a tie. 7 to 7. in the tlrat exhibition game of the season here yeaterdav Moth tean. t hit well, though somewhat ragged In their fielding Score: R. H. E Carolina 712 2 Columbia 7 11 5 Mills and Stoney; (iitrilin. lyowory, Thackham and Rratin. TREASURER S OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. So Laboring People May Pay , Taxes. Resolution By Mr. Barnes. On motion of Councilman N T. [ llarnes, of the Fourth Ward, council last night decided unanimously to have the office oT city treasurer re main open until aix o'clock |> tn., on Wednesdays and Saturdays during the time that city taxes are due. From April Ist to the 20th, the first install ment of taxes will be due and during | July and October, when the other in | slHilments will he due, they will be [ kept open to the same hours Mr. names explained that he would like to hnvn the ottice remain open tor the convenience of the laboring people who earned come to pay taxes until after 6. The city treasurer's of flt e now closes at f> o'clock every day except Saturday, when It doses at 2 o'clock. To Return Confederate Battle Flag to Texas Washington.—The battle flag flint the Seventeenth and eighteenth Texas cavalry followed during the civil war, until It was captured by the Fifteenth Michigan Infantry after a desperate struggle before Atlanta on July 22. 1X64, Is to be returned to the state of Texas. The flag now is In possession of John T. Callaghan, former com- I tnander of Camp No. 171, C. C. V. It Was ghee to him recently by Mrs. I.auni Clark, widow of Gen. Wm. T. | Clark. Showing engagements in which the two regiments participated are these I Inscriptions on the flag "Arkansas I Cost." "Chleknmaugiin. Tunnel Gap. Tetm.," Slid "Ktngold Gap.” “Gets-lt” tor Corns On Your Piggy-Wiggies! Quit Puttering With Corns. Use This Sure, New-Plan Corn Cure. V few drop* of “lIKTS-IT," the bl*- K»‘*t seller in the world todiv of any cum remedy. 1* to *p*U positive dot an to the fierce* corn that e\«»r ce« v/t . , ,*Bl The.. little lo**« bad "CETS-IT ' ! mentVd llself to » too It's good-by* Johnnie You apply "UKTh IT" In two .wnntU—no fussing with plasters that don't stay put, with salves that make corns “pull" and make the toe beefy itnd raw, with knives, scissors, raiors i and dickers 'hat make corns grow fsstet [and that may cause Wood poison from I corn-cut ting and corn-bleeding. •'UKTB - IT" shrive.* up corns, they come rlgttt off. Tint s the new principle. It s Just I common sense. No mere corn -pai n* I ’tIICTMT" Is safe, and never hurts the flesh. tlet rid of corns and calluses | ■•OKTB-IT * Is sold at :5c a bottle by ah druggists, or sent direct If you wish, from K ljywrence & l'o., Chicago '•CH-mt-n"' Is sold in Augusta by Will T Caldwell, T. tl. Howard. 1.. A HardeUe, Trsster's Pharmacy, Urecn £ Horsey. THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. Brouthers Well Pleased With Fight his Men Put Up in Yesterday’s Game Augusta Pilot States That Players Showed Up Well—That is, the Majority of Them, and Those That Did Not, He Will Send to Their Respective Homes By Tomorrow. Well, Augusta did not win yester day, she being defeated by the Brook lyn Dodgers by the score of 25 to 6. ThlH was ti fairly good game for the Augusta hoys to put up—that is. in the crippled condition the team was In. . Yesterday's game brought out some mighty good points In some of the try outs, and then aguin. It went to show Manager Hrouthers what a few could not do. Hrouthers did not play in yesterday’s game, choosing to stay out and see what his men could do —watch- ing them perform from the coaching line. The battery for the Dodgers was Allen, pitch, and Miller, behind the bat. Augusta had for the first foyr Innings Nap Rucker tn the box and Ladies' and Children's Tickets for Augusta Baseball Will Be on Sale By the Richmond Academy It was decided liy llte Augusta buso ball directors that the Academy of Richmond county would have full charge of the sale of the ladles and children's tickets lor the Augusta haaehull Association. Tho sale will commence Thursday morning and continue until the supply is exhausted, the limit being ft'e hun dred tickets. This sale will be handled exclusively by the Academy. The Indies' and boys tickets have already been prepared and are good for eaeh Monday and Friday during the 1914 season lexeept for the open ing game of the season, and any holi days that may fall on these two days. If this happens, they will be good for the following day I A ticket will entitle the holder to witness twenty-one games during this season. The regular admission prices for la dles and boys, will be 25 cents for la dles and 15 cents for lyiy * that are fourteen years of age. The actual value, for these twenty days, yvould be!5.25 for the ladles and ft. 15 for the boys. Now these tickets are going to be greatly reduced, the ladies getting theirs for 12.50 each, and the hoy paying $1.50 each for his. The Augusta Kaseball \ssoctatlon y\ 111 give the Academy the full charge of the tickets, they being on sale by ALL TO MRS. FEL3. Philadelphia The entire estate ct the late Joseph Kels. millionaire and single tax advocate. Is left to his widow-, with me exception of $50,000. willed to Waller Coales, Ills secre tary. While the will made no mention of charitable bequests, It Is understood that Mrs. Kels will continue giving financial support to single tax prin ciples to which her husband gave large sums and carry on his philan thropic work. These SHl* toes had none. FREE FREE FREE This beautiful 42 piece Dinner Set given free to each customer whose purchase amounts $50.00 or over. WH HAVE ONE FOR YOU. PORCH FURNISH INGS. our line of Porch Kur nlshlußH is complete. Hoc kora and Chairs fl 25 and up Termt; $f a week. PORCH SHADES Make your select ton now fixp Tet, as *3 50 kxk Teel, at *4 50 10xk feot, at *5 50 Terms: $1 a week. PORCH SWINGS A large and comfortable swing, c.im plot” with cnains and put up: only *3 50 Terms: $1 a week SPECIAL Slxfjot ex tension din ing table and six leath er seat chairs. Only *I9OB 98c cash; and $1 a week All Prices Marked in Plain Figures. Our blue Tag bargain balcony Is headquarters for bargains and hundreds are taking advantage oT the specials offered each week in this department. Are you? We have assembled in this department many odd pieces, and it is here you will find the pieces ,ou need for your Hall your Uving Room, your Bed Room, your Dining Room, your Parlor Prices from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than you had expected to pay. VISIT THIS DEPARTMENT TOMORROW AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. \.G SUttfji&s & Son Broad St Ga. Jgk£T E HOUSE FUR NJShgffsil Wheat catching. In the fourth inning "Babe" decided to put Bruner in the box and Feusse catching. Brouthers stated that he would have his regular line-up fixed In a few days now that he has seen what his men can do. He also stated that he would send a few try-outs back to their re spective homes In a few days. Transportation has been sent to three more players, and they are slated lo arrive tn Augusta today. They are as follows: Whitney, Askew and Boyd. Whitney Is a pitcher and the other two players are outfielders. Brouthers says he was surprised yes terday by several of ills try-outs who made excellent showings In the game and that he thinks his men made a fine showing for the little practice they have had. no other except the Academy boys, they getting a division. This being given the school so us to help Mr. Chetser get the Academy baseball team on its feet. The ladles, as well as the boys will be helping two propo sitions, as well as themselves, when they purchase u ticket for these games. WHY SUFFER FROM UPSET STOMACH Mi-o-na Requlates Bad Stom achs and Ends Dyspepsia If you feel melancholy, languid, or have headuche, coated tongue, distress after eating, heartburn, belching of gas and undigested food, you are suffering with indigestion and dyspepsia. Now— at once—is the time to stop this dis tress and forever banish the disease. Get from any druggist a fifty cent box of Mi-o-na Tablets. Their action is sure, effective and Immediate. Besides stopping the distress Mi-o-na soothes the irritated walls of the stom ache and strengthens the gastric glands so that they pour out their dally supply of digestive materials—what you cat is converted into nutrition and the entire system is properly nourished — you feel perfectly well, free of the blues, strong and energetic. Ml-o-na is truly a household remedy —perfectly harmless—and is surely one of the best preparations to fix up out of-order stomachs. Get n box today. Your money refunded If it is not sat isfactory—you can be the judge. Could | anyone ask more? ■BUG WITH IHE RECORDER With the picture of Monsieur Cal mette staring; from the front page, in mute witness to the fate awaiting unwary Journalists, one must be par doned for feeling somewhat conserv ative this morning. Who knows but a potential and promising Madame Cailiaux may be lurking in the by ways of Augusta, only waiting to he aroused. Henceforward all married men will be strictly barred from this column. Among a number of men who came up for selling soft drinks without a license, were several who were pre sumed to be bachelors or widowers from the state of their garments— which were all carefully mended, pressed, and with buttons that match ed. But some of these may have been only newly wed, so that one cannot be too careful. Each gentleman had a different ami convincing excuse to explain his lack of a license. At the end came up one gentleman who said; "I just neglected to gpt or" Tnd"° The Officer, here, told me about ten days ago I'd have to have one, but 1 just forgot it ” “Well," said Judge Irvin. “I don't think that's much of an excuse, I must say.” Yet there was something about that answer that was a]>pealing—there was an unusual quality, a calm aenae of satisfaction about it which had al most never before been felt. It was the Glorious, Golden Truth. And such veneration' dtd It inspire that a $5 sentence was suspended to two. Mose Barkley, colored, was next brought forward. "What are you charged with?” ask ed the judge, looking back and forth in the book. "I don't know. boss. I think dey said it was Kragrancy." "Ah. yes. Here wc are! Charged with violating the fiß9tti section of the code. Guilty or not guilty?" Moae held up his left hand and said he was guilty. “Idling and loafing." said Officer Lsiwe. "I’ve seen him every day for Chambers, Duer, Burgess and Others Confer U. S. Commissioner of Labor Having Conference With G. & F. Officers and Engineers. Judge W. 1.. Chambers, t'nited States commissioner of labor, is in the city ; nd is in conference with Vice president Duer and Superintendent Dixon of the Georgia and Kloridu Rail road and with Vice President P. A. Burgees of the Brotherhood of loco motive Engineers, and a committee of G. & P. engineers, to put into effect a new working agreement between the road and Its engineers. The matter is explained as being a friendly dispute between the road and the engineers. THURSDAY. MARCH 19. Refrig erators The famous White Moun tain. solid stone lined. Prices from *22 50 to *75 00 Terms: $1 a week. Refrig erators White enam el and zinc lin-d Prices fr>m *7 50 to *35 OO Terms: $1 .■» week. Special Cull size two inch contin uous post, Iron bed, 45- lb. felt mat tress and all steel spring. Only *l7 °8 98c dash; SI.OO a week. Take Advantage of our Divided Payment Plan. two years and never have seen him working yet.” Mose was very much put out and began reviewing how on various, nay numerous occasions, he had held po sitions and earned a living. Eor in stance, during the flood of 1908, he •helped keep the frogs out of the Dyer Building. Again: he one day. held a horse in front of the court house till he went to sleep and the horse wan dered away. True, he was on this oc casion arrested for stealing a horse, but afterwards proved his innocence in open court. There were innumer able instances of his industry. In fact, to quote from the classics, "that he subsisted is plain, for we find him even now alive. So that the Judge gave him one more chance. Quick Home Cure for Piles Trial Package Absolutely Free —Will You Spend a Post-Card for It? If you are a sufferer from piles, in stant relief is yours for the asking, and a speedy, permanent cure will follow. The Pyramid Prug Co., 471 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich., will send you free, 'n a plain wrapper, a trial pack age of Pyramid Pile Remedy, the won derful, sure and certain cure for the tortures of this dread disease. Tnous ands have already taken advantage of this offer, thousands know for the first time in years what it is to be free from the pains, the itching, the awful agony of piles. Pyramid Pile Remedy relieves the pain and itching immediately. The inflammation goes down, the swelling is reduced and soon the disease is gone absolutely. 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