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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1908)
PAGE TWO Miss RoySston Tells of Her Good Fortune (Hut Eva Roylsfon, a prominent young Lady of Dayton, Tenn., Who Wai 80 Run Down from Indigestion and Stomach Trouble She Could Not Eai Anything, Feels so Ove r joyed to Think That Sh e is Nov* In Robust Health That She Wants To Teh Everybody About it. 4”' miss kva nnyt.BTnN. i»h«* will lak. ph-HHure In ariHwerlng any quf htlonii and telling how nho wan rcHton-d to health. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey I* an *h-,,ltitelv pure dlKtlllntlnn nf mulled grain; great CBre bring u*ed lo have every kerne) thnrmifhly malted, ihu* destroying thr germ and prodiii log n prcdlyso'd liquid food In fho form of >t malt essence, which I-* •hr moio effective tonic wtriml.int and mvlgorator known to science. soft rnrd by wnrmth and moisture lln imiIhIhMIIIv imd fimlom from Injuri ous substance render tl ho thin It run bo retained by lb* 1 most sensi tive nioiiiMi h If ou wish lu keep young, si rung mid vigorous nud have on your chirk: thr glow of perfect hoallh. lake IJffy'M I biro Malt Whlxkry rrgu larly, according to direction*. li tom nud urcngthenH the heart action and purlfli-it the «• ntlr<> system. It la r*< ng.ntzed as the world* lending medicine everywhere. , If you cannot purrhiii" Ouffy'a Pure Mult Whlakoy nour your home wo will haw chipped you in A plain ohm . rxpioaa prepaid, ua follows' I/>■« than i' hottli $1 per bottle; six bottlra, %.• Ml. One mao, 12 but lira llouo Remit io iiiift* Malt. Wblahrv Co., Rochoafar. N. Y,, by rxproHa order, I’ori Office Mom Order or rertHod check. I’pon receipt of order goods will be xhlppcd immediately according to dlrectlona. Reference An Roe lira lor Hank or Truat Co., Dun's or Urndalreei'a Ageney. Man Would Rather See His Son Die Than Lose One Arm CHICAGO ii boy with only arm worth no tuorp th«n u d«*tol boy7* It may rotnarkablo that thw quefttlon fthmild h** raluMl fn thin but itmorfhHoM* it ft* on** for jiidlt ial dc-rlaton Joaaph Hulanda, « INyIInIi laborer *ian<ltt of tho prwf eitMirw for h(m'ldk hi won laid away In hla gravo rathor fhnn rorow hark homr mfnun biw rl*ht arm. Llttlr “.loo." who la 14 yrura old. lira n**nr dwath at th* county hottplUil and iitil ly rwniarka: “I’d rathor h»* drad than a bum or n and l*wp ha>a I won’t h«- nhh‘ to work and aupport him in hla old itK*\ If 1 loan mj rlgtit nrn> Th # youthful patlmt. tukwn to thr hoapltal Auiiuat 17. aufft<rlng from w compound fracturp of thr arm. hwa hr comr Infrrlwd with blood pot ton and la aald foJ»av r no < banco for rarovwry without thr amputation of hla arm but through thr rrfuaal of thr fa’hrr to oonamt. thr autborlttra ha\r hi rn obltaad to atand tdlv hv. ftVh en the fact* were laid hefurn Judge Tulhtll late * natal ,lay afternoon he remarked "The boy la a ward of the eouit l*et a rnuple of reputable phyalclana nhon me that the boy's life Can he aaved h> anipiitatlug thr WARNING! I-Tooila mul I Hull Wilier Causes Malaria, Fever and Colds; Avoid thaoe by taking J, li. TOINIC 26 and 50c a Bottle For oala by all Druggist. Prepared by .1. A It. Msilklno Co.. Savannah. Qa IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO US. Whtthsr you want semtthlng In solid Mahogany. Ilka tha handsome dining room suite in the up town window or oomethlng of more mode rat, cost Ilk, the Oak bedroom suite in th, down town wndow. It It's furniture you want wa can fla you. We carry all grades. We call apecal attention to our line of FLOOR COVERINOS. MATTINGS. ART SQUARES. Our new good# ar, coming in dally. Our prices act estremely reasonable, THE J. L BOWLES FURNITURE CO Augusta* OLJt'st Furniture Store. IMU Broad Streets Ml* Roylklon riava that she waa nil run down, had Indignation and Mon neb trouble no badly that ahe could nol eat or retain anything on her stomach, but. now she la happy to slate bni ihone troubles are things of (hi paal Today she can eat any thing and It agrees with her, she la robust and strong and Is anxious to tell anybody who Is shk and needs a tonic about her wonderful recovery. She miya nothing seemed to help her until she took Hussy's Pure Malt Whiskey ns proscribed by her doctor and It worked like magic. Miss Royl ston request* to have the stbry of her good fortune published so that It may be the means or showing the thous and who offer a* she did the quick sure way to complete recovery and health. Those who read this are at liber ly to write this young Indy who .pays arm. and fh»* arm will comr ofL l don’t m***d thf* IcKlHlahiro to till mo whether to cross my t’s and dot my Pal*. Delicate Women and Qlrla The old HfNtiriur«l OHOVEB TAHTK- I.KHS rUILI, TONHV drives out maluilH and hullda u|» I In* eyatem. For grown peoph* and cnlldreu, Rftc. CARS HAUL SPRING WATER FROM NORTH AUGUSTA Mavnr Dunbar nntiffed Tuends.. by Hi*' AukiihU Railway pud Electric ('*», tlisl they would, caMi day haul •x'vt i al car loud* of pure spring water from North Augusta, for distribution throughout Hie city The car will make a regular schedule each day, and tmvono desiring to avail them Selves of this opportunity ot securing pure drinking water, should be on hand when (he car covers the terrl tory nearest them The first csr Will he at the King Mill bridge at it ,Ift o’clock each morn lug mid from there It will go up Broad street to lmke View At 12 o'clock in the ear wilt he on lower Broad and Wvlde street* to the color ed cemetery. About 1250 gallons of water will be in each car front North Augusta. MRS. FAIRBANKS TOOK SICK AT HER NIECE’S WEDDING MMIYSVII.I.K O Vic,, president anil Mrs Fairbanks arrived here yes terdsy from Indianapolis anil last night attended the wedding ol Mis* l orn.'lla re!. Si ller* who I* a niece of Mrs Fairbanks, and Walter A Sawyer of thla city, Mrs Fslrbanka was taken ill here and a physician wa* called to see her, but she la not seriously 111. WILLIAM J. BRIAN I IN JERSEY CITY * _________ ..NKW YORK. —William Jennings Bryan arrived In Jersey City ear.y [today. He lep Trenton alter miri | night, his special car being attached to a Philadelphia and Reading train which reached the New Jersey Cen tral yards at Commtinlpaw two hour* J.iter, Mr. Bryan's car was shifted on‘o the tracks of the Jersey Junction rail road and run to the West Shore rail road al Weehawken. The car wa* attached to the West Shore train leaving at S:4f. o'eloek this morning, and due lo arrive at Rochester at 6:17 P- rn. Mr. Bryan was asleep when Che train reached < on munlpaw yards and the transfer to Weehawkfen was made without disturbing him. The train to which Mr. Bryan’s esc was attached left Weehawken for Rochester promptly at 8:4.7 o’clock. Before the train departed Mr. Bryan tame out on the platform of his cat and bowed to the crowd miioTims sms mis LUDER NKW YORK—Home rule for Ire land Is as certain as that I now slanl j on the soil of freedom, as certain as j the day follows the night." Thill was the greeting of John fled inoud. the famous leader of the Irish ' Nationalist* In the Brlil*h parliament | in the big crowd of lrl*bmen that met j him .in the White Star Utter pier when the Oceanlca reached here to day. There wa* a cheer and some one shouted: "How about a free Irish nation? "That Is not the question now," re ♦Med Mr. Redmond. What we want now Is autonomy, home rule, and that we will get. The statement in favor of It Is growing hourly and Its ene mies can stop It only a short time further. "Ireland 1* making great develop men! In social and educational eondi lions, and you, out transplanted brothers, may well be proud of her. I Her future welfare Is assured "The best sign of a rapid Improve 1 meat I* the mark, d falling off in iin migration. t*m countrymen an still cnnilng here, hut-ln smaller and smai ler numbers every year, and within a few years the exodus will have slop pert entirely and many will be com mg hack ’ The wild Irish cheer rang out when ! Mr. It ilxiond censed ta'klng and. with his party, lie was bundled into a carriage and was escorted to tie ; Hoffman house, where a Idg recent lon in his honor will he held tomorrow | night. Mr Redmond, with Joseph Pevlln, member of parliament and John Ft'z geralrt, president of the county coun cil it Roscommon, is a delegate to the convention ol the 'Jnlted Irish I ..'ague which asembles In Boston September 2? and 22. He will leave for Bos ton F'rldsv and will address a big open meting In that city on Kiridav A committee of ladles headed by Miss Mary O'Flaherty and Mrs John Flood greeted Mrs Redmond and w'B have charge of her entertainment dur ing her slay lure Panther Spring Water, 10c per gal lon. 'Phone 104 S. Quick delivery. HEPHZIBAH HIGH SCHOOL HAS AUSPICIOUS OPENING Largest ‘‘First Day" En rollment on Record Re ported Tuesday. The opening of the llephxlbah High ! school Tuwsdav morning was the j nos! auspicious It; the history of th" | Institution More than 12 puiRN were enrolled the drat day. the same being a record This number w'!!, of course, greatly Increase as the | tefm progresses, a* hardly nv re than ! half the regular number of scholars j *rr present at th« opening day Informal talks were made by Prof. Sewell, Mr J A Carswell. Hey 1 I* Winter iml other patrons of the I school St vers I changes in the taeu' jtv are expected to systematise and I facilitate the work laid down in the | oourse of study affording each put It an additional advantage More hoanlli g sludrnta will attend ! the llipslhah High school this vssr i than last and natronsge lu the village will be larger Prof. Sewell la ee. | ihnalastlr ovet Iht piospecl of tl;» I nest year he ha-, ever had DR. HENRY J- CARSVS( LOCATED AT WAYCROSS Popular Young Interne nt Limar Hospital, nud Graduate Medical Col k-Re. i Dr Henri J. far*". II one of 'h|s [ >*ar* gradual* s ;,i the Mtdfeal ('■ lege, who haa for r >mv moults b«* n ! detailed as Interne at the Lamar he* ! ! tal wll locate In a few .1 * \\ l cm**, Ua. to take partis charge . I a large and laers'lve practice it.- ■« ■ a ytMtnh mau of sterling qitaltttoa. *hows bright pmnitae of rising to a I position ot promlrence tn his prtifes | slop anil has made a host ot fr- tid { m Augusta, who wish btiu **»iy si, THE AUGUSTA HERALD ROCHESTER MAKES PREPARATIONS FORJRYAN ROCHESTER, N Y. —Grrpt prepar ations are being made by the city to receive Wednesday night Hon. Wm. J Bryan. County Chairman Mosher | of the democratic committee, expects to bav e three Bryan meetings Wed nesday night. The principal meeting, j lof course, will he at the convention j l hall. Mr. Bryan Is scheduled to ar rivp in Rochester at 622 p-#m. He will be met by prominent democrats] and citizens and the parade will be formed to pass through the principal j : streets. Besides Mr. Bryan in the car [ rlages will be National Chairman Mack. State Chairman Conners, ex ! Coventor Jennings, o. Florida, and | others. After the parade Mr. Bryan will de liver an address In the convention hail on "Mr. Taft and his soarcs.” A reception has been p.anned for i Mr. Bryan directly after the conven- I Hon hall meeting. A.F.P. STENSeThAS ANMLANE BALTIMORE, Md—August F. P. [ Htensey, who ha* been < xperimenting : here with aeroplanes for some time, I announce* that he has practically completed a machine with which he , expects In about ten days to do some ; new things in th e matter of aerial ! navigation. By next spring, he said, he expected to have completed an aeroplane in which he would cross the Atlantic, Mr Stensey said that such a trip would require a ship about 140 feel long, capable of carrying 1.800 pounds. He sajd that It would require two mo tors, one to run for ten or twelve hours The other, he plans to use so that the first may become thoroughly cooled and overhauled, if necessary. "In building th*' machine [ will I make." said Mr Stensey, "provision 1 for carrying two barrels of gasoline," When asked whether he did not: fear sntnp breakage, and that, he j would h (! precipitated into the water, j Mr. Stensey replied: "In building l ] this craft [ will prepare myself j against such possibilities. The ma : chin,, will be similar lo the one 1 am | now working on with the exception of the bottom. Extending from the tram,, will be an aluminum boat, in which I could alight should anything 'of that kind orrur. fn addition to j this, the boat could he used for a sort [ of living quarters.” Panther Bpring Water. 10c per gal lon. 'Phone 1046. Quick delivery. BRANCHANOBRQQKS WILL STUMP FOR BRYAN Messrs Austin Rranch and I-ouis Brooks will leave the city in a few days for New York, where they will stump for Bryan and Kern. Congressman Hardwick received a letter from ihe president of the demo cratic speaker’s committee asking him to send the names of a few gentle men from this part of the Htate whom he thought would come to New York and make stump speeches In New York. Connecticut. New Jersey and other states for Bryan and Kern Mr. Hardwick gave the names of the above gentlemen with others and they expect to leavf the city in a few day s. HURRICANE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCAL COOL WAVE ’ The hurricane of the Florida west const is partly ft ironslhle for th cool wave we have today. Barometer I rrssure* in the northest are low Tlnso two conditions tit in evacth to affect a depression in temperature here " Furthermore, observer Fisher said thee was sms!! p"o*pecl of rain. T : .i downpour he predicted for Tuesday nleht iitm Wrduetd"' morning falh u to materlitizi However, he w»s vc’ reserved in his prognostication, opiti itm tlu> light shown rs might fail. Mr Usher said low tenif eraturi ;• prevail today over many of the sou h * aster’ . cr South Atlantic states, s result the conditions noted above. SICK HEADACHE | —r—i Positlvelr cored ty fst OTfD C *••«■»* L,utl<> P** l * I V Aft ! L l\o Ttiry afro relieve Die ten Ursa tro;a PyrpcpsW. la Mlgrctloti and Too Uaanj * I\ti" fl Eating. A perfect rem pV; I ¥ tft edy ter Platans. Nausea, R) ►• {•. S Drwitaa t »**d IM fSt wjj to the M.wrth. Coated IHwKnllW Tongor. i.mlrUu HM* I!.. 1 . I TORPID Ltvn. Thaj h%al»to tbfl Bt'wrSt Purely VegtKahta. SMALL PILL SHALL PDSL tMALL PRICE s * r pa I iAhsaM I Miriite snsMisa*** . ■ \ BISHOP EUGENE HENDRIX WILL DELIVER ADDRESS ATLANTA, G:t. Bishop Eugene R. Hendrix, of Kansas City, will deliver the principal address at the laving of Ihe corner atone of the Wesley Me morial church, at Ivy street, and Au burn aver.ue, at 14 o'cli ek Wednesday afternoon, October 14. The occasion will be an event of large importance and interest to Georgia Methodism I The cornerstone laying mark: the he ’ ginning ot the second of the Wesley j Memorial enterprises, a hospital hav | mg been established. WE ARE OPEN. for business six davs of each week | and for 72 weeks of each Year. We re ! telling von so as to have vou keep it! in mtnd that jxut can drop ip any J time and buy THAT WALL PAPER you're reckoning on getting for your I house. Paper that's becoming for 1 every room you have can he had here. I Plain, embossed or with cold, when 1 might of us, the prices are gimran- j, teed correct. W. C. Rhoades & Co., OPERA BUILDING. PHONE 757 FURNITURE RENOVATING \N ill soon begin and you will need the necessities for the work. Now’ the very 1 best article on the market today for this work is LIQUID VENEER, and we ( are the sole agents for this article in Augusta. There is no other just as good, for this is the best. ' 1 All kinds and colors of floor stains. We have the the goods in all size packages. There is nothing that makes the floor look better than a fine coat of stain. If any of your met'd or diseolorefl, there Is nothing that equals PU T Z * CREAM for putting it back in its original condition. If any of your furniture comes to pieces then it is LA PAGES GLUE i that you need. It will hold tighter than any other kind of glue. Remember that we carry everything you need for putting your furniture floor and walls hack in their old condition. > We have Glass of all sizes and can fill orders rapidly. : QXonnor & Schweers Paint Co > Broad Street. - Augusta, Ga. 10 RUN EXCURSION FROM COLUMBIA Will Show the People the Progress Made by Augus ta Since the Freshet. The Southern railway has made ptfblic the fact that it will run a spe cial excursion into Augusta next Tuesday, Sept. 22. from Columbia, S. 0., and intermediate points. A very low special rate will he put on and a convenient schedule made to allow visitors to put in a good day here. The excursion is the result of ef forts on the part of the Retail Mer chants association and the Chamber of Commerre and they expect to show the people what progress the city has made since the freshet. Lime! Lime! We will deIiver—DISINFECTANT LIME FOR TEN DAYS, to any part of Augusta, 85c. Per Bbl. Augusta Builder’s Supply Co. Phone 321. 643 Broad St. MEET ME AT HICKEY’S Where You Get the Best Work by the Best Workmen. Remember the place, 221 Eighth Street. HICKEY’S BARBER SHOP. WEDNESDAY, SEPT 16 There is no doubt but that large crowds will come over to the city and the merchants and general public will extend every courtesy possible to the visitors. BERMUDA IS VISITED BY OUTER EDGE OF HURRICANE HAMILTON. Bermuda. eßrmuda last night experienced the outer pdge of the hurricane. Th e wind blew with a velocity of from 50 to 60 miles an hour. Wednesday morning the weathj. er is abating, but there is still a heavy sea with a southwest wind. The damage by the storm is limited to trees. 4X»iamanaHXßßmMMHk.
