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SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 COMPLETE LIST OF THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED TO AUGUSTA FLOOD SUFFERERS RELIEF FUND Mr. E. E. Hook, secretary ana reasurer ot the general Relief com mittee, In submitting the following Ist of contributions received up to late, said this was the first time any attempt had been made to compile the anine complete. The work was ‘lone rather hurriedly. The Hot changes daily and In adding new •iraes to partial lists, previously com piled for publication, there probably will be found a few duplications, Mr. Hook says, in lie published list. The Augusta list does not include all the Mibscriptlon made, as qt.f ? a number that are perfectly good have not been sent In yet. The list, is as fellows- AUGUSTA. Albion News Co $ 10.2? Alexander, Irvin 50. • i Andrews Bros. Co 2 .>.OO Augusta Brewing Co 100.00 Augusta Drug Co 25.u0 Augusta Railway & Elec. Co. 300.00 Hdrrett, W. H lot 00 Barrett & Doughty IUO.OO Bentley, G. W 7.55 .'Serknians Bros it,.01 Berry, .1. M 25.00 t’.iack, .1. C. C., Sr 25 "0 Black, J. C. C., Jr . .. . . H.''o Brooks, Louis 60.00 • fowi,, ~'no. Vv .. *: o 0 Burke <; Lorick 25.00 Burtor.-Taylor-Wise Co 100.00 Bush. Wm. E l-i'V", Calhoun, H. D 10.00 Callahan, Dobson Co 100.0'! Calloway, E. fl 50.00 Carter, Jas. F 20.00 Cleckley, Jno. T 10.00 Cochrane C. & Co 200.00 Coffin, F. W. .. i 5.00 Cohen, J. J *25.00 Commercial Cltth 100.00 Cummins, Jos B 25.00 Cumming, Bryan 25.00 Davison & Fargo 100.00 Dempsey, J. C. Esq 10.00 Deveney, A. H 25.00 Dickson, J. 11. (col.) .. .. 10.00 Dorr’s Sons 100.0) Dunbar, Sarah H. (col) .. .. 20.00 Kstes, Chas 100.00 Eiheredge, J. L .. 25.00 Hve, Mrs. F. E 10.00 Eve, O R 20.00 Fleming, Porter V). Fleming, W. H 50.0') Foy Lumber Co 25.00 Gcorgia-Carolina Brick Co .. 100.00 Georgia Progress Society ico!) 10.00 Georgia K. R. Bank 250.00 Gilbert. Prof. J. W. (col).. 2.50 Goetchius. C. T. &Bro 25.00 Grenekcr, E. F 25.00 Greneker, Marie M 5.00 '•letch. A. S., Pres 25 00 Havne. L. C 50.00 Herald Pub. Co 100.00 ’) vpographlcal Union 50.00' I ley man, Paul lOO.Ott Hickman, T. 1 50.00 lying. Hy B 100.1)0 King, Mrs. K. C 10.00 Lamar. J. R - 100.00 Lyle, Lt. Col. D. S 25.00 Martin.'Wm Ly’on 10.00 Marlin A Garrett 10.00 Montgomery. C. J 25.00 Molherin A Marks Shoe Co. . 25.00 N'cely &Co 25.00 Padgett, A. P 25.00 Pemlelton, K. A 25.00 phinizy & Co 100.00 Pilgrim’s Health & Life Ins. Co. (col) 100.00 Pope A- Fleming tnoni, Haworth, T. S : ’o.oo Held A Cb 200.00 Remsen, Rem 5.00 Gentry Bros,’ FAMOUS SHOWS BASE BALL PAKK. Thursday. Sept. 24 200 Animal Actors 200. The Great Steiner Troupe. M. Selle De Oesch, Queen of the Air. The Comedy Weylers. Two Performances, Rain or Shine. St. Angela’s Academy PEOPBNS SEPTEMBER 14TH. AIKEN. S C.. CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF MERCY and Day School offers educational and climatic Enifllnh and rommcrclal Court**, Plano Violin. Guitar, Mandolin, Vlollr C*llo. Voloa Culture. Crayon, Painting in oil and water-oolora. FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO DIRECTRESS SCHOOL BOOKS and School Supplies, as Bags, Straps, Pencil Boxes, F J ads, Ink, Pencils, Pens. Second hand books taken in exchange for new ones. RICHARD’S STATIONERY COMPANY. | THIS MEANS YOU Sprinkle DISINFECTANT LIME around your HOUSE and in the CELLAR SSg per barrel. Augusta Builder’s Supply Co. Phone 321. 643 Broad St. Roney, H. C 25.00 . St. Paul’s church 50.00 St. Valentine Society .. .. 87.5? Saxon & Pro ■ 50.00 j Schwarzchild Jz Sulzberger Co 50.00 Sibley, Jno. W., Jr 10.00 i Stoney, Dr. G. N. (col) .. 5.00 j Tabernacle Chr. Asso. (col) 25.00 j Thomas. Landon lOO.rtn ; Union Relief Asso. (col) .. 20.00! Van Keuren W 5.00 ' Verdery, J. P 25.00 Vitrified Brick Co 100.00 Von Kamp Vaughan & Gerald 100.n0 Wadley, Mrs. Moses 20.00 Walker, Geo. W 100.00 Walker. W. D A 100.00 Webb Lodge 100.0!" Wffite, J. B. & Co 150.00 1 Wirtz & Hernlen 20.00 I Wright, Boykin 50.00 Ganahl, Joseph 10.00 1 Latimer, W. A 50.00 Augusta Savings Bank .. .. 100.00 Harison, W. H., Jr 100.00 Sheehan, E >•;)() Erbelditig E. J 25.00 Thomas, J. D ’O.OO Duvall, M. H. H 5.00 Bouknight, E. E 5.00 Bailey, Rev. A. F 1.00 Bransford, J. F 50.00 Cash • • City Council Augusta 1,000.00 John M. Cranston 50.00 Household of Ruth J -’ l ' Interstate Ice & Coal Co .. 250.00 Jones, Chas. Edgeworth .. .. 5.00 Kitchen, Wm 50.00 L'angdon, P. II 25.00 Lesser, S 25.00 Anna Speed ..'. ... ... •• 1-®® G. N. Stoney’s check .... 700 ! Amelia W. Sullivan 5.00 Rev. C. H. Tobias 2.00 ; Walker's Pilgrims Progress Society ~0.00 Mrs. F. L. Wilcox 22.00 Willing Workers' Second Christian Church 5.00 Through Alexander Drug Co 500 Second Raptlst Sunday Schools 1-®® Macedonia Baptist Church.. 4.25 Rose of Sharon (Cold) 10.00 ' Morning Stars' Benevolent Association 500 American Benefit Associa tion 25.00 Antioch Woman's Mission .. 2.00 Barnes, Geo. B. ... 5.00 : Barnes, J. N 5.00 Battey, Ruth “0 Beasley, A. (Col'd) -50 Benson, Berry 25.00 i Berty, A. J 5.00 i Bonner, J. J. 2.00 Bricklayers' & Masons' Int. j Union No. 2 100.00 Call. I. S 5.00 I Car Wile, L. W 2.50 | Cash .. ~. 5.00 !Cash 2.00 'Cash 15.50 l Cheatham, Savannah 100 i Antioch Baptist Church .. 4.00 j Canaan Baptist Church .... 4.00 ! First Cong. Church (Col’d) 3.00 | Mt. Calvary Baptist Church 1.00 Rock of Ages Church .. . . 4.25 | St. John Baptist Church .. 1.11 Tabernacle Baptist Church. 30.00 Thankful Baptist Church . . 6.05 Cooper, E. H. ... 5.00 Cook. Oscar (Col'd) -2.00 D’Antignac, Rev. A. L. (Cold) .50 Colored Deacons’ Union .... 20.00 Demond, H. C 1.00 Dent. .’no. H 5.00 Doughty, L. G 10.0!) Dugas F. M., & Son 5.00 Du gag H. C., & wife 2.00 Elks (Order) 200.00 Empire Lodge, K. of P. .. 10.00 1 Farlon, C 100 | Fidelity Lodge 10.00 i Flynn, Capt. J. C 10.00 j Floyd. M. Saxon 1.00 • Foster, Chas .50 A Friend, through P. Pryor 11.00 Gardner, Mrs. James 25.00 Gardiner, J. G 5.00 Gardner. W. S. 10.00 Goodrich, C. G 20.00 Goodwin, Charley 4.00 Hall. J. S 25.00 Hankerson, Roht .25 Harmony Baptist Church .. 3.55 Harper, Janies S 5.00 Horton, Eliza 1.00 I Horton. Sylvania 1.00 Howard, C. C., cash through him 5.00 Hancock, Julia, Tallapoosa, Ga 1.00 Jones, Col. Henrv S., Heph zibah 2.00 Kitchen, Carter Vldette ... .05 Lott. John. Toledo. 0 1.00 Markwaiter, W. E., Colum- bus 10.00 McDavis, J. R., Sivainsboro .50 Morris. Robt., Vidette .... .25 i Muniis, Peter, Vidette .25 Owens, J. R„ Denmark 2.00 Stephens, Mrs. Linton, Wash ington, D. C 10.00 Sullivan, A. R., Rome . . .. 25.00 Symrnee, C. M., Secy, Bruns wick 55.09 Thompson, Jesse, Swains horo , 1.00 Vales, Henry, Swainsboro .. .25 Wall. C. Ross. Bonovillo ... 5.00 Watson, W. W., Batesburg 1.00 Whitehead, E. H., Swains boro .50 Whitehead. W. 0 1.00 Jackson. Jas. C 1.00 Johnson, Elbert .50 Johnson. John, Sharon .... .50 King. Charlotte .25 King's Daughters, one of .. 1.00 Kress & Co 25 00 Lathers’ Union 5.00 Lyons. Judson W 3.00 McTyre, Simon W 1.00 Miller, Dr. W. C 5.00 Moore, Miss Clio 1.00 Moore, Miss Minnie 2.00 Morris, C. G 2.50 Morris, Geo. S 1.00 Murphy. John 10.00 Nachman, D 5.00 Nurses' Alumni Association. 20.00 Oetjen. Bessie 5.00 Oetjen, Henry 25.00 Page, Miss Annie M 5.00 Page. Janies l .00 Parker Photo Place •• .. 25.00 Pope. (i. W. (Col d) 1.00 Reinson, Mrs. M 15.00 Saxon, Camilla .50 , Sohneiker, Mrs. A. E 10.00 j Scott, Geo. J .50 Scott, Col. G. J 1.00 ! Seek to Save Band (Col’d) 10.00 Selkirk. James .50 ! Sherrill, A. M 5.00 Starnes. Val 5.00 Stinson, Dr. L. H 5.00 Stulb, E. C 25.00 Thomas, Alex 1.00 Thompson, W. H 1.00 i Thurmond, Jessie 5.00 Waiters, Wm. (Col'd) 5.00 I Walker Lodge, I<. of P 10.00 | Walker Pilgrims Progress Society 100.00 Warren, Sarah .25 White, W. J.. D. D 2.00 I Whitehead, J. W LflO Wingfield. Mrs. H. T 2.00 Young Walker Pilgrims Pro gress Society 5.00 Cash from Atlanta .50 Baptist Sunday School, Pow ; ellton 13.50 ! Bedingfield, N. M., Swains | boro .25 Butler. Geo., Vidette -25 | Cary, C. C., Griffin 1.00 • Church, Mt. Carmel (C 01.).. 3.95 i Citizens’ Bank, Montmorenci 8.15 Coleman, E. L„ Swainsboro .25 Cochran. J. M., Swainsboro 1.00 Culbrlch, B. H., Swainsboro .50 Fields, Mrs., McDonald, Or. 5.00 A Gentleman, through Sew ing Society, Macon, Ga... 10.00 OUT OF TOWN SUBSCRIPTIONS. Athens— ' City of Athens $88.50 • Athens Banner 61.50 $150.00 Aiken, S. C.— City of Aiken SIOO.OO Coward, Ira E 15.50 Durham, J. J. (Col’d) 8.00 George, C. H 6.50 Henderson, D. S 15.00 $145.00 Atlanta— Subscription through The Journal $1,031.00 Atlanta city council 500.00 Atlanta Constitution 105.00 DeGive benefit 132.10 Candler, Asa 100.00 Empire Life Ins. Co 100.00 | Abbott, Mrs. B. F 25.00 j Beutell, H M 25.00 ! Butt, F. M.. .. : 25.00 Prior, .1.1. 25.00 | Terrett, Lt. Col. C. P 25.00 Towers & Sullivan 25.0') j Clanton A W< bb Co 16.00 J Georgian A. News 17.10 Beermat), H. C. A. Co 10.00 1 Bingham, Sam'l & Co.. .. 10.00 Herndon, A. F. (Col'd)., .. 10.00 j Atlanta Paper Co 10.00 | Parian Paint Co 10.00 | Williams, A. D„ Tr 10.00 ]Y. M. C. A. (Col d) 10.00 Reynolds Bros 6.25 I Davis Supply Co (Col'd).., 5.85 j American Com. Co 5.00 •Hope, John 5.00 | Lowe, Sarah A 5.0" , Martin, Wm. Worth 5.00 'Smith, Mrs. E W 5.00 | Townsley, L. A 2.00 ! McAden, R. L 1.00 Cash.. .50 $2,310.80 J. M. Tlchnor, city treasurer, Albany, Ga 100.00 j Subscription through Rev. I). H. Porter, Albany, Ga. . 30.00 ulyaurens, Jas 8., Amerlcus Ga 20.00 |Orady, J. E, Andalusia, Ala 2.50 I Tucker, F. (}., Anderson, S. C 1.50 Appleton Baptist Church, Appleton, 8, C 2.00 Hetinernian Bros., Baltimore, Md 25.00 La*ton, Mrs. A 8., Barton, S. C 10.00 The*', O. P. P., Batesburg, 8. C 1.00 Marsh. J. 8., Brookline, Mass 20.00 Tatum, 8. Center, Ala . 10.00 Jatho, Georgia. Charleston, j 8 C., from Children's Friend Circle, King's I Daughters Jfl.OO I Walker, Mclver G„ Charles -1 ton, 8. C 20.00 THE AUGUSTA HERALD Brown Jewell Co., Chatta nooga, Tenn 25.00 Cohen. H. R 41.50 American Seating Co., Chi cago 50.00 Columbus— , City of Columbus SIOO.OO Chattahoochee Conclave No. 341 50.00 Ga. Home Ins. Co 100.00 Columbus relief committee.. 500.00 Rhodes, Brown ,4 Co 25.00 Markwaiter, W. E. (Cash).. 10.00 $785.00 Almand, W. V., Conyers, Ga 3.50 Masonic Lodge, Covington, Ga 5.00 McPherson & Co., Cuthbert, Ga 5.00 Clark, P. F., Dallas. Ga.. 5.00 Barrett, W. H.. city of Douglas, Ga 90.00 R. {t. employes of Douglas.. 210.00 ElUonton bank. Eatonton, Ga.. for city 30.10 Hammond, E. S., Elko. S. C. 5.00 Cotton Mill Baptist Sunday school, Fitzgerald, Ga.... 3.00 Rudolph, T. B„ mayor, for city, Gainesville, Ga 100.00 Platt, Miss Alice, for city.. 15.00 McCommons, R. !.., Greens boro, Ga 2.00 Subscription, city of Greens boro 46.25 Getsler. H., Greensboro.. .. 5.00 Mayor of Griffin, for city of Griffin, Ga 7.00 Johnson. W. T„ mayor, for city of Hartwell, Ga 11.10 Albion Kaolin Co., Hephzi bah, Ga 10.00 Baker, A. S., Meridian. Miss 5.00 Antioch Baptist church, I.lthonia. (In 5.32 11. C. Henderson, for K. of P. I.odge, No. 309, Litho nla, Ga 5.00 Union Baptist church. Litho nia, Ga 10.00 Clark, C. V., Louisville, Ga.. 2.00 C. L. Hauser, for citizens of Louisville, Ga 12.13 Macon— Popular subscription 308.55 Joe Hill Hall 25.00 Goode, M. E 10.00 McCaw Mfg. Co 100.00 Wolihin, W. A 10.00 Fireman’s Fund Ins. C 0.... 50.00 Jackson, A. M 2.00 "A Gentleman from Macon" (cash) 10.00 *515,55 Carr, A. J., Milledgeville, Ga 10.00 Foster, Louisa K., (col.) Nantucket 2.00 Hell Duff Com. Co., Nash viilo, Tenn 10.00 Lewis, Mrs. E. G., Nash ville, Tenn 10.00 Thomas, J. W., Jr., Pres. N. C. A St. 1.. Hy. (personal) Nashville, Tenn 50.00 Gwin, Earl 8., New Albany, Ind 25.00 Plunket, J. D., New Haven.. 50.00 New York— Cotton exchange $1,300,00 J. H. I.anc A Co 500.00 U. S. Mortgage A Trust Co. 250.00 11. Walters 250.00 Edward Moysc A Co 100.00 Alexander Perry 50.00 Haines & Bishop 25.00 Henry ('. Sturges 25.00 Leon Israel A Bros 25.00 Sarah A. Sturges 10.00 $2,535.00 Taylor, H. ti., Philadelphia, Pa $3.00 Kuhn. Jas. S , Pittsburg, Pa 100.00 ! Va. Bridge A . Iron Co., Roan | oke, Va 100.00 ! Michaels, Stern A Co., Roch ! ester, N Y 50.00 Somers, J. C., & Co., Salis bury, N. C 25.00 !Oftenbuttel, A., San Anto. . 10.00 | Dye, Mrs. Mary K., Sante Fe, N. M 25.00 Savannah— ; Subscription through cotton exchange $1,863.50 Through Press 1,002.95 Through Morning News.. .. 770.86 Through A. B. Moore, ch’m'n 829.35 Through llourd of Trade.... 390.00 City council 600.00 Sav. Benevolent Assn 600.00 Strachan A Co 100.00 lunlor Order U. A. M 20.0) Woman's Auxil'y (Col'd).., 20.00 W. M. Havant 10,00 Christian Sunday 5ch001.... 10.00 $6,026.65 Smitley, Jos. W., Schenectady, N. Y. 100.00 Barrett, W. H., Bharon, Ga., for citizens 70.60 Walker, Jno. D , Sparta, Ga. 50.00 Wheeler, Geo ft., Sparta, Ga. 13.50 Strange, H 8., Mayor, Statesboro, Ga., City Coun ell SSO, citizens SSO 100.00 Bethel Presbyterian Church, Summerville, Ga., Chat tooga County 6.58 Tucker, Jar F , Tampa, Fla 100 Smith, C. K., Tennlllo, Ga. 5.00 J. N. Smith, Tennllle likg Co„ for citUens 39.00 Halley, J N , Thomson, Gs. 2.50 Johnson, P It, Thomson, Ga 43.65 McCann, J F Thomson, Ga, 1.50 Wall, C. R, Thomson, 05... 5.00 Watson, Thos. K .. 60.00 Morgan, It M. Vienna, Ga., for citizens 21.71 Oates, W M Can., Wadley, Ga.. for citizens 73,35 Lyman F H.. Knights of I’,, No. 190 Ward S. C 1500 PLANE roe FAIR PROGRESS NELL First Amusement, Contraet. Signed Other Features Under Consideration. The directors of the Georgia-Caro llna Fair association are now making definite plans for the fair which will be held in Augusta the first week In November, and at their meeting Friday night signed up the first con tract for the new season. This was for an open air free attraction and (he feature will be aerial performers, said to be (ho most daring in exist ence. Other attractions of like char acter are planned and as soon as Secretary Frank E. Beane secures the terms they will pass upon them. Chairman C. D. Garrett, of the amusement and privilege committee, outlined his plan for automobile day. and while he could not give the di rectors Information in the wav of prizes, he advised them that quite a large sum would be needed, but that he felt sure It would bo a good in vestment. The farmers clubs throughout the Savannah valley are preparing for the fair and those in charge of the work declare that the displays which will ho made will be (he best ever seen in this section of the country. The livestock feature of the fair lias not received much attention up to date, but it is understood that lids will be much belter than 11 has ever been, as farmers in this section are now devoting much lime to Ibis branch of farming. Pilcher W. W., Warrenton, Ga 41.50 Griffin. W. H.. for Philip Mill Ch., Washington, Ga 6.00 Irvin. Alex. Gas., subs, citi zens, Washington, Ga 7.75 Fulcher, J. L., Waynesboro, Ga 5.00 Waynesboro Citizens, Waynesboro, Ga 278.05 Davidson, W. C., White Piains, Ga 5.00 Denham. J. M., for citizens, White Plains, Ga 4.00 Ogburn, Hill A Co., Wins ton Salem, N. C 60.00 Wrens, Ga., Subn 61.50 Blount. B. 8., for citizens, Wrlghtsvllle, Ga 18.75 L. Adier, Baltimore, Md... 5.00 Harper, Coyne, Baltimore, Md HUH j. h. Rabun, Trans., Hates Imrg, S. C 10.00 Beaufort, S. C„ City Coun cil 50.00 J. M. Bannister. Bradley, 8. C 6.00 E. W. Watson A Son., Brad ley, S. C 10.50 I. DeVere Warner, Bridge port, Conn. 250.00 J. E. Sammons, Brunswick, Ga 62 60 City Council, Brunswick .. 100.00 Ansley Wilcox, Buffalo, N. Y 25.00 Francis Wilcox 25.00 Anna M. Headstrong. Buf falo, N Y 30.00 W. B. Roddenbury, Cairo, (la 10.00 Consolidated Kly., Charles ton 100.00 John 11 Hulet, Charleston.. 10.00 C. B. Hulet, Charleston .... 10 00 R. Kemp, Charleston .. 5.00 F. K. Owens, Charleston .. 6.00 | Wallenstein, Mayer A Co, Cincinnati 5.00 j Mrs. Camille M Parker, Cleveland, 0 15.00 W C. Chapman, Crawford ville, Gn 16.88 | Dan Valley Mills, Danville, Va 26.00 I J, A. Davis, Decatur, Ga. .. 7.00 J. G. Thower, Edgcwood, Ga 5.00 Clinton M Felder, Evans ville. Ind 25.00 John J. Russell, Fitzgerald, Ga 10.00 J W Atklnsop, Harlem, (la. 11.00 Mrs. U. I). Frost, Hephzl hn h 1.00 A Brendel and wife, Irontnn, Ala 5.00 11. C. Bailey, Johnston, S, ('. 33,50 Southern Coal A Coke Co., Knoxville 25 00 Llthonia Subscription 6.80 Mrs L. I). Herring, I,one Oak, Ga . 1.00 Caldwell Lodge, F. A. M , Longmlres, S. (' 10.00 W J. Connor, McCormick, H. C 5.00 Madison. Ga , subscription 60.50 Joseph M Brown, Marietta, Ga 25.00 Mrs Mary it. Gardner, Mari etta, Ga 500 N D. Kills, Marlin, S. C. .. 15.00 Mrs, J N. Davis. Secy., Mel drlrn, Ga 6.00 H O. Bell, Mayor, Milieu, Ga 50.00 Subscription. Moultrie, Ga.. 33.00 It I). Col«. Mfg. Co., Newnan, Ga 100,00 Miss Pauline Benson, North Augusta 5 00 L. V. Verdery, North Au gusta 2 O') A. T Drake, Philomath, Ga. 6,60 llt P. Moore Milling Co., Princeton, Ind 10.00 (-'ash. Reserve, La. .. ~ ~ l ot) T. It Edwards A. Co., Ridge Springs, S C 11.60 Northern Furniture Co., | Hheboykln, Win 26.00 I J. 11. Cleveland, Spartanburg, H. C 10.00 I Hanlaella A Co., Tamp*. Fla 25.00 .1. W. Smith, Tennllle, (is ~ 1.50 j Sunday School, Troy, s c... 7.30 | Mrs. Itoht, Innog, I,'nlontown, Pa 10,00 I Washington, Ga., Hubscrlp tlon 100.05 !R. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co,, Winston Salem 200 00 • Taylor Bros, Winston-Salem 26.00 | Woodvllle, Ga Hubseription 25.50 O. W. * G. T. Granad", Thomson, Ga 6.00 I Total $21712.73 PE-RU-NA RECEIVES PRAIS t For Relieving Such Symptoms as Debility, Backache and Headache. Mrs. Trewflio Ntdaon, 600 North ftth A ve. t Nashville, IVnrewrite* : “Asl’erunahasdoneinea world of good I fool in duty t>ound to t«*ll of it, in hopes t hat it S /P'.. . [| may nu*M theeyoofsomo whohaHnulTon dn« I did. / .dK&j a \ I “For five years 1 really did not know what a 1 perfectly well day wan, and if 1 did not have /p ; gfL \J MRS. TRESSIK NELSON. headache t I had backache or a pain notncwhere and really llfo was not worth the effort I made to keep Roing. “A pcxxi friend advised me to use Pe runa and t wan pjlad to try anything, and l am very pleased to Hay that aix hottlen made a new woman of me and 1 have no more paiim and lifolcvoUfl bright a^ain.” There are a great many phase* of woman'* ailments that require the an MtHtauco of the surgeon. Hut by far the greatest number of such case* are amenable to correct medicinal treatment. A vanl multitude of women have been relieved from the ailment* peculiar to their ho a through the line of Peruna a* prearribod hy Dr. Hartman. He receive* many letter* from all part* of the country relating to Huhject* of vital intercut to womankind. Of the vaNt multitude of women T)r. ITarttnan treat* annually, only u email per cent, of them oonalder it neceaaary to write to the Doctor at all. While* it in not afllrmcd that Perima will relievo every case of thin kind, it l* certainly the part ot wisdom for every woman no afflicted to #lve Peru am m lair trial. DAVIS DID mi ANIMNJUSIICE G. C. Bar-wick Siiys Every Southeastern Biininenn College Student wan Pro vided For Davis is in EvniiMville. Friends of Mr. W J. Dsvls nsscit Dial (lie iiitlcli. published In Hslur day's Herald Is » reflection on him (ind they wish him to he placed In the proper light before the public. Mr. G. ('. Barwlck Is The Herald's authority for saying Hint Mr. Davltt made some arrangement with every pupil before he left the city. Mr. Iliirwlek also said that lie bail not left for purls unknown, but he was In Evansville, Ind., and lie did not. know of any reason why Mr. liavls couldn’t leave tin' city at any time (ha) lie deemed proper. Mr. iliirwlek said further that ne was not connected with Mr Davis in any way, hut lie thought that Justice should he given him. A. J. McBRIDE IN THE RACE FOR PENSION COMMIBBIONER Col. A. J Mcßride, who Is in the race for pension eonmilHslinier in writing l" friends hero In Augiislii rays: "Friends of mine throughout (ho state have urged me lo muke (lie race (mil have done surii active work in my behalf that I feel that I should old He in vigorously. I am especlall/ gratified Unit almost nil of the old veterans 1 meet or write to an high ly In fnvor of rny caudldaey and as sure me <d their hearty support. "I served throush the civil war in the Tenth Georgia regiment of In fantry, wiilch was first I'liinmandc'l hy Geni nil La Fay silo McLaws and Inter by Gen. Alfred Cumming There! were Ihrei companies from Augusta Is my regiment Co, 11. Capt Charles I’hlnlzy; Co. I), Capt. Henrv Lyon. Co. K. Capt William D'Anllgnm- nr lerwin'is by Capt. Auvergne D'Antlg Inin How I wish that I could inform tin survivors of those coiepntib s an I their desi endants of rny candidacy, I believe they would g'-l 111 c a large me jorlty of (he voles In Richmond coun ly. I have many strong friends In Augusta, wild are helping mo out in this race. "In Mollciting your support I promls* to use my le-sl efforts to dI J charge the duties ol the office with fulrncus to uil. If I urn elected. THE PULLMAN PARLOR CAR DISCONTINUED Charleston and Western Carolina Road Will Take Oil Parlor Car* on Sep* tembar Thirtieth. Announcement Is made by the Char j lectori and Western Carolina railroad I that tbo Augusta Asheville l’uliruuu PAGE THREE \oi Mrs. Joseph Larell*, I*4 Bronson Ottawa, East, Ontario, Canada, writes! “I suffered with backache and head ache for over nine mouths anil nothing relieved me until 1 took Pornna. Thl* medicine is by far better than any other medicine for those troubles. A few bot* ties relieved me of my miserable, half* dead, half-alive condition, c/ am now In good health, have neither nche nor paiu, nor hare I had any for the past year. If every suffer ing woman would take Pcriina, they would soon know ite value and never be without it.” Mrs. M. Kllner, 2648 K. .Kith Ht., R. H., Cleveland, Ohio, write*: “I amen Joying good health since tak ing your niediainel I had suffered for a good many years previous to taking I’eruna, slid ever since I cau say that I do not know what headache or neuralgia Ik. 1 run most assuredly say that any body afflicted will) catarrh in any form can lie cured by taking Beruiia.” parlor ear In operation ail summer will be discontinued on Wednesday, Sept. 30th. The last car will leave Augusta nn Tuesday, Sept 29th, and, returning, leaves Asheville the following ilav. The schedule has been very popular during ttie mountain resort season, filling a long fell want, and will proli nbly he operated again next summer. L. P. JONES HERE. Mr. I. IV Jones, traveling agent of the Southern Weighing and Inspec tion Bureau, woh in the city Saturday. Mr. Jones Is a frequent visitor. He has a host of frlernlK here, among the railroad fraternity and eommerclallv, and Ills breezy visits are always wel comed. You've Been Cleaning Up And now its about fin ished. What about some new funiture ? ♦Jlist think how much comfort and conven ience you would get out of a nice Itoeker, Leather Couch, Daven port Chiffonier Oh Pshaw ! We can’t name ’em all. COME AND SEE - NEW GOODS EVERY DAY. i. L. BOWLES FURNITURE COMPANY . WU Broad Street. Augusta’s Oldest Fur niture Store.