Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

FOUR OBTAIN 35 TONS OF SPECIMENS Largest Collection Zoological Objects Ever Gathered By American Scientific Exp6di» tion—Africa, Nsw York. Thirty-ft v* lon* of apwrlmrn*. lhi* largest collection of ■ooloirlral »n<l ethnologic*! object* over gathered l»y an American *< len llflc expedition. I* on the way from the center of Africa to the Ameri can Musoum of Natural Mlatory In this city. I*etAiln <»f the expedition were given In a latter received at the Inatltutlon today from Jamee Ghapln one of It* member*. The museum five yearn ago aenl out Herbert lan* and Mr. I’hapln. who waa a aophotnore at (V lumhla University, to searrh In Africa for specimens The two were greatly mutinied in the Congo by the llelglnn government and wherever they went official* arranged Mr liearcra ami equipment. For fourteen month* the scientists In the African wild* were out of touch with civilisation. Among rare specimens they are bringing out of Africa are aeveral akin* of the Okapi, an animal which ban the chararderlatlc* of the gehra and the deer and la exceedingly dlffl cull in capture The scientists also obtained a white rhlnocero* The rollecllnn Include* 2.400 mammals, 2,gM> blrda. 1,300 reptile* and froni <O,OOO to 50.000 Invertebratee WIO'D BE ACTING GOVERNOR GA.? Interesting Question Raised if Slaton Wins Senatorship and Resigns. Atlanta, Ga- lawycrN and! polltl riant have raiiiwfl an interestlng point aa to the ■ticc'easton to office when Governor Hinton real ana, if he ia elect ed to the senate ordinarily it is con ceded that J. Randolph Anderson of Havannah. president of the state sen ate, would become acting governor Hut aome authorities hold tlist Mr Anderson's commission us president ends \*iih lhe adjournment of the present senate and therefeore he could not succeed as acting governor. This would nie*m that Mr Anderson could act only tintll October 7, whe nth© new legislature Is elected, and the* new b«*dy would 1*«» few* c*d to meet and, elect a president \ch«* would then l»e --con e acting :»#veriu»r. Uovetpor Hluton. on the other hand, says he has conaidera* lion to the mattei >o? his aiu cesalon and the beet legsr .opinion* say th** law contemplates that the' person holding the office of president of the senate shall remain acting governor even though n new legislature is elect ed while he is so serving It is expected that Governor .Slaton will make his formal announcement and platform next Sunday, setting forth his principles. \V. <\ Vereen, of Moultrie, is stilt being urged by a host of friends to make the governor's race C. Mur* phey Candler of the railroud commis sion. is receiving a load of mail dail.wr and Mr. Candler has replied that he has still half his time to serve and hesitates to throw down his present rests mat hi titles withiout grave consid eration HEPHZIBAH NEWS Naw Sunday School Room. Hsphubah, Ga.—The atrwarda of tho ll< plixilmh McthodlM church hnvo voted to r»tn« sl.r>oo, or $2,000 if nee caaary, with which to ruakc Improve moots on their building The grcntor part of this amount will he expended In building » bunday school room, u» the large attendance makue the prea ent church atruclure iimdeguute for the needs of the school. Improve ments will also be made on thu uni building. Easter Sunday. The Sunday school will observe Eagler Sunday with a very appropri ate program. Mr. Ralph Smith, super■- Intendent, annoutu-cd the following committee to havo charge of these t\- erclaea: Mra. S. A. Norris. Misses Kola J.lord, Gertrude flark, l.ltllan t'lark. Ethel Hughes and Mr. H. H. Turner. Everyone Invited to he present The school will make an Easier offering to go towards paying off a church hedt. Sunday School Delegates. Mra. S. A. Norrla la the delegate, with Miss Kuta Uoyd ns alternate, chosen to represent the school at the state Sunday school convention which meeta in Mtlledgevlll* Apr!) 14th and JHh. New Piano. The following committee wee ap pointed last Sunday to purchase a pi ano for the school: Mr. F. Rlcharua. Mr. Clifford Richards. Mra, \V. II Huxley and Mieses l.ltllan Clark nnd Ethel Hughes The plsno, It Is prom ised. will be In place by Easter Sun day. Rev. tV. H. Clark of Atlanta will preach for Rev. VV. S. Bel! on Easter Sunday. Look to Your Plumbing. You know what happens in a house In which the plumbing Is In poor con dition—-everybody In the house Is lia ble to contract typhoid or soma other fever. The digestive organs perform the same functions in the human body as the plumbtn; does for the house, and they should be kept In first class condition all tha time. If you have any trouble with your dlgeetlon take Chamberlain’s Tablets and you are certain to get quick relief For Bale by all dealers. Strengthen. Waak and Tirad Woman “1 was under « great strain nursing a relative through three months’ sick ness.” writes Mra. 3. C Van Dc land*, of Kirkland. 111. and "Electric Bitters kept me from breaking down. I will never be without II.” Do you feel tired and Worn out’ No appetite and food won’t digest? It Isn’t the spring weather. Yon nee? Electric Billers. Start a month’s treatment today;-noth in* better for stomach, liver snd kid neys. The great spring tonic. Relief or money back, bttc and 11.00, at yogi gist. STONEWALL JACKSON'S FRIEND DEAD. Wlnch«attr, Va. R«v. Hr .lam** U (iraham. paator of the Kent Street Presbyterian Church here for more 'than forty year* an Intimate friend of Stonewall .Jackson died today. He waa 91 year* old During the early part of the Civil War Stonewall i Jackson made hla home hero with i Ur. Graham. t DRAWN UP IN ” A KNOT WALKING Peculiar Wav in Which Lady Had To Walk and How Easily She Was Straiqhtened Out. Ijurel Hill. Fla—The following ad vices from thl* town tell In detail of Mr*. Nellie Moore'* peculiar condi tion. "About three month* ago, I wa* taken down with terrible crump*. I didn't pay much attention to It at flr*t, hut nlowly I got worse until I could hardly walk, and I had to go drawn up In a knot, when I did walk. My husband got me aome medicine, but It did me no good. I Buffered that way for a week. Finally, a motherly ujd lady told me to get a bottle of Cardul, the woman'* tonic, and I knew It waa a good medicine from the start, t took It According to direction*, and In a *hort while I felt like a new per aon. Cardul la like a dear friend to come and take hold and do woman'* tire some work Now. when I have heavy work, auch aa washing, Ironing, sweeping or *ewlng, I lake a dose of Cardul and It *eem* to go to dtl my aching place* and relieve* me almost Instantly. I advise all Buffering women to give Cardul a trial. It will do wonders for them.” (live Cardul a' trial for your trou ble* It has helped over a million women In the past 50 year*. Why not you? At your druggist's. N. It.- Writ* to: Ladles' Advisory ! Dept,. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat ! tenooga. Tenn., tor Special Instruction*, and <4 page hook, "Home Treatment for Women," sent In plain wrapper, on ra tue* t. ■' “prettier ||| i \^^ P | CTURE Tp ! M The result of 38 years of WALK-OVER Wk I. shoe making experience is now on display ISp m in our show window. ui Rk\\\\\\\v\S \n\\\SSnS^x Worth looking at even if you don’t I||| ML wish to buy just yet. Al Every one of them prettier than a \ Ty M y picture. See them. \ JsD .\ $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and 56.00 Jj f CALLAHAN’S /M Walk-Over Boot se mi “Good imoir HOLIDU II SCHOOLS City Conference Board Decides There Are Too Many Holidays —General Order Issued. A general order has been Issued by Huperlnlcrident 1,. H Kvans, of the public schools, to the effect that there will be no Hood Friday holiday »b Berved this year. The public school* of Auguala are to continue In sa»- alon—thua breaking a custom that hag long been standing. Superintendent* Kvann state* that there are already too many holidays Tor the children of the public aciiool* and while he fully recognise* the sacred meaning of the day, he be lleves It will be better for the school* to continue In session. The derision that there would be no public school holiday on Good Fri day this year was made b> the city conference board, composed of the school trustees of the si* city ward* and the president of the board After Good Friday there will be no more school holidays until Memorial Hay, the latter part tis the month, when the children will he requested to take an active pßrt In showing re aped to the Confederate dead, as la the annual custom. ‘MOTHERS’ SERVICE’ AT WOODLAWN METHODIST Special Invitation to Members and Frie..ds For Tomorrow Nipfht at 8 O’Clock. The member* and pastor of the Wood lawn Methodist churrh are planning tor a mother * servlro Thursday evening at K o’clock. The choir will sing 'My Mother'* Illble." at opening of the serv ice and at the rlo*e the congregation will Join with them In singing, "Tell Mother I'll be There." ) "We ere expecting everybody to come end bring their mother," said the peidol, "If your mother I* not living come In honor of her memory." The prenrher will take for hls sub ject: “Heaven." “This theme," he atae*, "will not lie dlaruascd In the ordinary perfunctory manner Bverything will he done to innke It Interesting and helpful. Heaven hears a very Intimate relation to this life Ihut we nVe now living. The life In the world to come has It* h*sl* snd route In this common every-day life that we aro living, down here, therefore It Is Important that we stop occasional ly and get our bearings. Heaven will not lie a strange place after nil, provided we live the right kind of life here. We wmild like to *ee the house crowd d to the last pew. “The door of the rhurch wll| he open ed end those desiring to Join, elthsr by eertiflcale nr on profession of faith, wlil have opportunity." THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. ENGLISH AIRMAN KILLED. London. —Sergeant He*n«, an army aviator, was killed today while mak Ing hla final novitiate flight befori receiving hi* j Hot * certificate. Deane acting against the advice of hi* In structor, ascended 1.200 feet, then at tempted a sharp spiral descent, dur ing which he lost control of the aero plane DROPSY AND BRI6HTS DISEASE Nearly everybody knows that when the dropsy comes so fast In llrtghl'a I Id*<■«*• (hat the patient has to l>e tup ped that the caae la hopeless so far a* the old treatment la concerned. We never heard of a caae recovering that required tapping until Fulton's Henal Compound wa* evolved. Un der the Henal Compound recoverlea are frequently reported even In this supposed hopeloaa *tage. We cite two case* P. H, chandler of Clay, New York, presented u serious case. A* high a* four quart* of water were drawn at a tapping, lie wa* put on Fulton'* He nal Compound and a year thereafter had resumed employment. Another Patient six year* old, the son of A. C. Dean, of Oukland, Cal . wa* tapped eight time*; even had to l>e tapped after being put on Fulton's Henal Compound, but the tapping* grew further apart and he made a vary nntl wan going to school at last advices. The ability of Fulton's Renal Com pound to oppose Renal degeneration and reduce albumen in many cases of Hrlght'a Disease Is not a matter of opinion but a FACT IN PHYSICS, and we will mall formula for albumen teat that will show the percentage from week to week. As the albumen I declines improvement commonly fol lows. recoveries having been reported ! In thousands of cases. Formula and j literature mailed on request. John J. Fulton Co„ Green A Horsey Drug Co., are local agent*. Ask for pamphlet. * DON’T GROW BALD It’s Quite Needless. Nourish the Hair Roots—Remove Dandruff—Use Parisian Pape— If your hair I* getting thin, losing oolor. or hua that matted, lifeless and scraggy appearance, the reason is ev- | idem -dandruff and failure to keep i the hair ruots properly nourished. Pariaian Sage apjdled frequently for a week and then occasionally is all that Is needed It remove* dandruff I with one apllcation: almost Immed- I lately stops falling hair and Itching head; cleanse*, cools and Invigorates the scalp and make* dull, stringy hair soft abundant nnd radiant with life. Kqually good for men, women or children - everyone needs It. j This refreshing hair tonic can be i had at qny drug or toilet counter In i 50 i-ent bottles only. T. O. Howard always sells It with agreement to re fund the money If you are not satis fied. Get a bottle at once Delighted users say Parisian Sage Is the best and most invigorating hair tonic made. The Big Crex Rug Sale Continues 36x72 Crex Rags, worth $1.50 at 98c 54x90 Crex Hall Rugs, Special at $3.49 6x9 feet Crex Rugs, worth $6.50 at $4.98 Bxlo feet Crex Rugs, worth $8.50 at $6.49 . 9x12 feet Crex Rugs,.worth $12.50 at... 57.98 Children's School Dresses Ladies' and Misses’ Dresses For a Special Sale One lot of embroidered Voiles Crepons in white and delicate shades, made in the very tip of style, worth up to SIO.OO each, &/ Special at O One lot of handsome Linen, Voile and Crepe Dresses, all brand new, chic and span; the latest creations, worth SIO.OO to $12.50 5Q One lot of $12.50 to $15.00 Crepe and Voile Dresses, Special selling: $9.95 at«....... $25.00 Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor and QC ton Crepe Dresses J J WISE DRY GOODS CO. Children's Gingham, Percale and Linene Dresses, 2 to 14 years old, nothing in the lot that is not worth 75c to SI.OO, Special in gQ r One lot of Children's and Misses' fine Percale and Gingham Dresses; Some Balkan styles, large range of new shades to select from. They wash beautifully and would be good value at $2.50, ourC 1 /Q Special selling price isH* ■ •*i'J A/EDNESDAY. APRIL 8.