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PAGE TWO Charming Millinery Choir# style* here, right from the best shops in Now York, Our reputation for ciortr and exclusive millinery U un«(|u«Ud. Small weekly or monthly payment*. $3, $4, $5, $6, SB, $lO prvooftii 'CREDIT! I | Cim. LgoodJ mbs*.*.. RUSK HlSiin SERVICES HI RnhW J. D. Brnvrrinnn o' Nrw York Will Officiate At Service*. There a 111 he *enlc* at th# syna sujue Friday nlaht at Sso o'clock Rshbl .1 r» Braver* so of New York • 111 officiate Til# #ubjcct of the *er toon «11l tic "Meaning of New Y##r'n F#*tlv»l " PtturfHy la the .1 *w|*h New Year anil th#r# will b# a#rvlo#a at the other Jewlah rlmrrhe* In the city ul»o. There will be a Saturday niotnlnf er rice at 10 1 o clock The |iublr la cordially Invited n there aarvlcea Obaerved In New York. NEW YORK Ro.h ha Hhonah Hit. beginning of the .lewlah New Yaar will be obaerved Hi the Orthodox member* of the faith Friday even ing ft mark* th# holiday aoaaon of the Jew* that extend* for three week* and ttrtninatee with the feaat of Sue coth and to the devout la clad with all that go#* to make it a time of aeierc adherence to the prescript* of the Morale code Each year the feaat of Roah ha Sho nah attract* to the »>n*gogu*i. nml- Augusta Paint & Wall Paper to 307 Mclntosh, Corner Ellis. I-dirge assortment of \\ all Paper aiul large force to tlo prompt work. .VI! kinds of painting House and Sign a Kjjoc ialtv. Old Furniture 1?« paired and Renovated. Estimates Furnished on Application. : : PHONt 2234 WELCOME Credit that’* liberal, con venient, bonoat We roc og. niieyour right to credit hare, and we extend it to you without Interest, without a particle of red tape. SAY "CHARGE IT," that's all, and you will have opened an account that will prove a positive benefit to you. Easy payments. ONE DOLLAR A WEEK lltiide* of Jew* who. through the re nialnder of ihe year htc not Inclined to adhere too closely to the teach leg* of (h> Talmud, and In conae • Ittcnce the sitting* In nearly every one of them me taken up. Ho e*gij| tire the devotee* to attend the *erv Ire* that many of them pay as high n . |7'. for neat* for the holiday sen non. HUNDREDS OF SNAKES KILLED BY TRAINS Driven From the Forest liy the Fires and Get on the Tracks. CI'MBERI.ANII, Md Hundreds of *naki>* driven from the hill* and mountain* by the drought and tires, have been run over and killed bv ’rains on the Baltlmor* a Ohio In Western Maryland and Weal Virginia At Weston. W Vs . the river la at ■itch H low stage that flah are dying in great number*, and the stench Ir.uii the d. ud fish ha* become un bearable at soma points The (lull *re being hauled ansy from the river 1 by the wagon loads The mine* of the Consolidated Coal company, in the Oeorge i Creek re nil'll- are greal sufferers from the drought add steel tank car* arc be lug uacd to carry water to keep the engine* going at the mines. CAN'T EMPTY THE OCEAN Andrew Larsen of Sorensen A Lar sen merchant tailor* of Halt Lak t City was so low with kidney disease ih*t he was In bid and death was looked for almost dolly. The treatment was changed He began to tmnd Hl* partner phoned ihe doctor tie was slightly belter The doctor replied, 'll tuaKjg no .differ ind It t» n* Impossible for him to recover a* It I* to empty ihe ocean.” The progress w»* so slow that tit* list lent would get dtaeonmged and iced our book for a hracer. It* »ay* he think* he read It a httulred t.m *. out the day he ttulshed the third dot en he wa- hack to business Wonder what hit physician t.httik* about en |* t'lng the ocean tn-tetans call kidney trouble Nephritis This means taOamntatlon ot the kldm-v*. , Th* old diuretic* i kidney medi cine*) are kidney excitant* N wonder III* kldnrv deaths bav* dou Fulton* lienal Compound I* the firs' SUCCc-afttl kldtn y emollient thus reducing k',tne> inflammation atut comrolling kidney trouble* that have realstcd n" known treatment as ui the above Salt Lake rase Literature mailed tree JOHN J FULTON CO. Oakland. Cat Alexander Drug Co,, tps Broad St ar* our *olr Wa! agent* \»k tor l.ltnonthy Dullettn ot .ate reeoverle*., l||| I ft iLv nn n n I FREE SOUVEHIRSI ■ To-morrow f is the Day Women’s Fall Suits Best to buy early, when the variety is more complete. Styles this Fall are very handsome. The clever effects stand out smartly. There is grace in every line, and prices are very low. SI.OO a week. sls, $lB, S2O, $25, S3O, $35 Women’s Department Smart Fall Coats, i Silk and Walking Skirts, New Styles in Raincoats, Handsome Silk Waists, Stylish, Durable Shoes MO BROAD ST. AUGOSTA. GA. JAPANESE ACROBAT IS HURLED TO DEATH j HOLDKNVILLE. Okls Hurled | from the high tight wire on which he wa* performing when the circus tent of the Hell* Kioto* show was d mollshed by au electrical and wind storm. Hiibnro Haltown, n Japanere acrobat, wa* killed and eight other persons were hurt seriously during a performance here Friday. Hatmw i was performing near the ten! door when the storm uprooted the pole's to whir., the high wire whs attach--1 He wa* hurled to she ground and hia neck broken Ju*t Exactly Right I have used ill King* New Life Pill* for several year*, and find them just exeaetly right,'' says Mr \ V Felton, of Hitrrtaville, N Y New Ltf- Pill* relieve without the least d * comfort Best remedy for coustlpn tlon, blllouanesa and malaria. 25c at all drugglsl*. MADE A LONG TRIP WITH ANGORA GOAT Driuonstrntinß That They art* aa Serviceable as Homes for Long Dis tances. TRINIDAD Col Demonstrating that Angora goat* are a* serviceable a* horses for long distance journey*, and lea* troublesome and dangerous than automobiles Captain Edward*, of Hastings, Neb,, js driving a t- mi of the animals from Sandiegn to New York Captain Edward* ha* arrived here and departed declaring that tt would be easv to make the remainder Of tbe journal east a* he had travers ed the worst psrt of the route When Captain Edward* arrived here hi* goat* were in fine fettle and evidenced appetites that could scarce be appeased In tome Instance* the four g#ats made forty miles a di\ which Captain Edward* declares to be a very tine record. IM VIMCE "X *-* remarked Mr*. M-vtaprep-Par- ! l.nguMi. **•# h«4 « (tin# in \>n Thtrt ain* mi c*t»» lh#r*’ you Know the tirt**!* Ar«* all t\ ill of w»*«r. On# hh aa a chondAllAf mill h«* row# you i About In a 4o(icyUa . Tit -Hu •. If All tbA Ftiurlift'i wrrt «jnn of ifi church thcic »ouM ly titorA room for ih* common linutri, THE AUGUSTA HERALD. We cordially invite every reader of this paper to attend our Fall Opening, which takes place Saturday. We will have on exhibition a splendid variety of new and fascinating styles for men and women, boys and girls. SWAN BRINGS UP 528 BALES . NEW RIVER STEAMER RECORD The steamer Swan arrived at the Bay street wharf thie nforning at 2 : o'clock with 52S bales of cotton, * + «♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« ♦ • ♦ WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. ♦ ♦ ♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ + • National Leanu*. Chicago in Brooklyn. Pittsburg in Beaton Cindnmrl In New York St. [.(Alla In Philadelphia. American Leaoue. Philadelphia In Detroit. New York In Chicago Washington In Cleveland. Boeton in St. Louis. GREAT TRUNK LINES TO HAVE COMPETITION The Canadian Pacific Will Run Into the United Sta^s. CHICAGO- The Canadian Pacific railroad w ill invade the Enlted State* and compete with the great trunk lines for the northern transconti nental traffic, according to telegram* from Montreal At the general headquarters of the great Canadian system in Montreal, ■lt i* stated semiofficially that the road, through its subsidiary line, the Mtnueupoll St Paul and Saalt Ste Marie, practically has taken over the Chicago Great Western railroad and will operate Its own trains over its own line Into Chicago BAD BREATH _*2"f W *m»*l« with isr ilaud, ''' *r >• • *■>* Sm "*" * S ***** »• f-M» *■ ! rSAIX SxrTlif * ' ' ■" ..a . l». .it «. 4 *f*»r odsetkow UiiiaWlath tad ?in < ».• «f luM P*v«» nlie# * cdff'l lb- 1 •j *' '» 'that \ a *.i r* -Atuit *a4 n *»n« atiffertuf fM* • ««•(* IE lVm • Ch»u Jl R» tvarn 11* £ -t . J»l Yuffc, >. V IN# Dowels PiAA«Ant. Pa'hlahi* Pm*m. Tul« 9m|, P*Qnr4. KMsf.M, ,**. WssMh nrilnp# B* Hr At . < a J * i*i> M l C« C. O' Uib|w«>| %o <nut > »*tf In sjr b*ct. Bt*tl.og R -ady Co., Cb-rsgoor K.Y. >g ANKJmLSALI, TEN MILLiOH OOXLS Men’s Fall Suits Surely we can suit all kinds of men with our variety of styles. Modest suits for men of quiet taste; snappier colorings and styles for the young man, and all rightly tailored, and perfect fitting. SI.OO a week is all we ask. sl2, sls, $lB, S2O, $25 Men’s Department Nobby Fall Overcoats, Topcoats and Raincoats, Slylish Fall Trousers, High Grade Shoes Fall Styles in Hats breaking all records before establish ed in the history of river transporta tion for handling this class of cargo. Further, she drew only 3 1-2 feet of water, and plowed her way up stream without a single mishap. The cargo was taken on at the va rious landings between here and Sa vannah. Cam. Carroll, master of the Swan. Is nn>- of the best river naviga tors in southern waters, and received many compliments at the wharf this morning for his 'stunt" with tha, Swan. * FURNITURE RENOVATING 'll It I'W if'llfl Ilf 11 - , *sL'E3raiaiSf!i*V!G4'3jtr&JSK:3^*3!3a(RHBnBBaKBBHHfIUIKKHBHISMK3iB ill soon begin and you will need the necessities for the work. Now the very 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. 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 metal or discolored, there is nothing that equals PUTZ C REAM for putting it hack in its original condition. If any of your furniture comes to pieces then it is LA PAOES GLUE that you need. It will hold tighter than any other kind of glue. Remember that we earn* everything you need for putting your furniture floor and walls back in their old condition. • ~ •* * • We have Glass of all sizes and can fill orders rapidly. J IWI O’Connor & Schweers Paint Co Broad Street. - Augusta, Ga. Boys’ Fall Suits Don’t forget that we sell good, strong, stylish Boys’ Suits at low prices. Blouse and Norfolk Suits, $3 to *7. Suita for older boys, credit of course, * $6, SB, $lO, sl2, sls WELCOME All our goods are marked in plain figures, one price to all, and that price the lowest. And always bear in mind that with a factory to make and 73 stores to distribute, it is easy for us to sell as low as any cash store, and 20 per cent, lower than other credit stores. Come and see us. You are always welcome. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD e MARRIAGE- BY PROXY IN UNITED STATES A Man in Peru Wants to Marry «Woman in the United States. NEW^Y’ORK. —The question wheth er a woman may marry by proxy in the United States is perplexing the corporation counsel. City Clerk Scul ly, and certain officials of the Peruvi an government. It Is to he decided one way or the other Friday, and on that derision of the corporation coun sel will depend whether Frederico Bcrgmann. ex-consul general of Peru in New York, can act as the proxy of Almanzor Puga, of Peru, in a mar riage ceremony that will make Miss Castora Amanda Rubio, of 160 West JC ibXiJ -V i . ». ««/«> Fonly^ [ 4*|oo 1 LaweekJ [ Seventy-sixth street, Mr. Puga's wife, | according to the laws of Peru. Mr. Bergmann, who Is anxious to act as the proxy for his friend in Peru, has a power of attorney from Mr. Puga, who is an official of the Peruvian government In Lima, to act for him in the ceremony. It is the first time, so far as the of ficials of the marriage license bureau know that such an application as the Puga-Rubio one has ever been made in this country. Mariage by proxy is common in Peru, Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite. The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE LESS CHILI. TONIC, drives out malaria and builds up the system. For crown people and children, 50c. All men are made out of the same kind of mud. but some "get dry” quicker than others.