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The man who has a house to rent and the n.an who wants to rent a house have a “news interest" for each other. Here again the little ads. act as “in troducers.” VOLUME XIII., No. 266 WHITE’S ANDONEGI'I’S ORCHESTRA Will Give Music From II a. m. to 2 p. m, From 4 p. m. to 6 p. m. Monday and Tuesday=Sept. 28th and 29th If our judgment, coupled with our enthusiasm, does not mislead us; ts ever an opening, exposition, will be worth coming miles to see—then this is such an eveni: If the very newest in wearing apparel interests you? If the latest productions of the weavers art appeals to you” If you long to see the dainty and artistic creations, of the Milliner’s deft fingers, or, if you desire to see the grace and beauty created by the skilled tailor,—There is no need to travel to the great fashion centres, to gratify your wishes, for, we have concentrated here, under one roof, the most interesting assortment of New Fall Fashions, that it has ever been possible to gather together. In every nook and corner, you see evidence of the nearness of this store, to the great Fountain of Fashions. Gratify your dreams of beauty and your ambition for elegance and economy, by attending our Grand Fall Opening, Monday and Tuesday, September 28th and 29th. WE WELCOME YOU. The Hew Fall Hats . that every one of our hats are distinct. While embody ing the fine points of fashion, they are different from the ordinary. Our corps of experienced milliners have been working for weeks in preparation of this notable occasion. They are still working like busy bees making hats that are different, providing hats to satisfy every taste and executing the new ideas constantly being perfected by an efficient force of designers. In all the south, you will not find a more complete showing of the new and beautiful millinery. Thorough prepara tion has been the watchword, and we are ready to meet every demand, to satisfy every taste. We have made every effort to have the prices of our hats in reach of all. Prices Range From $2 98, Gradually Up to SSO. BIBLE PUBLISHED in 412 unGES LONDON. —Interesting details of t4ie progress made by the Bible among savage heathen tribes all over the world are provided in the an nual report of the British and Fo reign Bible Society. The society has published the Scrip tures, or portions of them, in no fewer than 412 languages, and is al ways adding to the number. During the post year sections of the Bible have been printed in Lengua, a lan guage spoken by the Indians of the Paraguayan Chaco; in Lu-Nyankole, the tongue of a tribe inhabiting the region southwest of Uganda, and in Hindu Sindhi, a dialect current among the Hindu inhabitants of Sindhi. During the year 5,688.381 volumes have been issued by the society, in cluding 8114.247 complete Bibles, 1,- 126.585 New Testaments and 3,687,- 669 portions of the Scriptures. These volumes are distributed among Bibles. The Scriptures are distribut ed among the natives of many var ious wild countries by an army of colporteurs, who frequently meet with strange and exciting adventures some of which are narrated in the society's report. CONSUMPTION DOOMED DR. KOCH PHILADELPHIA, Pa.— With the •losing sessions Saturday of the In ternational conference on Tuberculo us, another step has been taken in ! ;h‘- world movement to stamp out the Inman scourge of consumption At lie testimonial dinner tendered by ' he city of Philadelphia to the visit ng scientists, at the Bellevue Strat . ord hotel last night, Dr. Koch said THE SUNDAY HERALD WHITE’S Fall© pe ningf* It may be said, there is not an idea lacking. Every known Hat Fashion, has been considered and either adopted in part or modified to a practical form. But these facts are self evident to the woman, who will vis it our Millinery Salons, Monday and Tuesday. In dividually predominates, for among the hundreds of Hats comprising (Very known style; no two are exactly alike. This means LUCKY EARL MAY ID MISS MILLS LONDON. —Everyone here expects very soon the announcement of the engagement of tl>< Earl of Granard to Miss Beatrice Mills. Lord Granard Is very poor, hut ho is a serious-minded young man with political aspirations, and by a se quence of remarkably lucky episodes he holds the high position of Master of Horse at King Edward's Court. This, of course, is a Government po sition, and Granard succeeded to it when ihe Earl of Seften quarreled with the Liberal party last year. Granard was a captain in the Guards three years ago, when the late Premier. Campbell-Bannerman, was forming his government and was at his wits' end to find among the few ltadical peers men eligible for the posts at Court that mum be giv en to the House of Lords. Grunard’s brother officers, knowing his radical sympathies, thought they would have a Joke with him by writing to Camp bell-Bannerman asking for a Govern ment post. To their intense surprise Granard got a letter from the Premier asklnv him to call. He went, wondering what, on earth was the matter, and was offered the post of Master of the Horse. I that the disease, which the world will i yet successfully combat, goes back -to some of the earliest of human I records nnd from archeological evl dence is probably as old as mankind I itself. But the future holds out promise, j' Thls disease," said Dr. Koch, "comes down to us from the centuries, but we have found the way to fight it. jWe are organized to fight ft because [of our better knowledge of It, a knowledge that Is growing world - wide and In the end we will conquer 'it. 1 mean it with all sincerity." AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1908. WHITE’S Augusta’s “Official” Suit Dept. The latest word that Fashion has spoken for Women, Misses and Children, will be exhaustively and practically illustrated. You all know that changes have been made radical. The grace ful Empire and Directoire styles will hold undisputed sway. A variety of other conservative styles to please the most ex acting. After you pass the $25.00 lines, it’s a rare thing to find two of the same style —never two of the same color —of same material. Artistic skill is evident in every model. Lines of unusual dignity and grace characterize, the more classic productions. Gowns that are veritable dreams. The collec tion ready upon opening days, will thoroughly inform every woman on all Dress Fashions -a . _ for Ml. Wo show nmro than K/f) f() 5!25 100 styles. Prices range from f p The Best Suit Value Possible. Suits are genuinely underprice and as uncommonly beautiful as these are not to be secured every season as early as this. We consider ourselves singularly fortunate in being able to offer them to you now at $15.0 0 and you may count yourself wonderfully favored if you secure one at this figure. They’re good through and through, and while thev would retail in this store in almost endless quantities, at $22.50, many stores right here in Augusta would consider them cheap at $25.00. Thev’re waiving for you Monday and the lot ft* 1 l"" isn’t practically large, either* M RINCIPALS IN EBERHARD MURDER CAS ~n;-~ THE OHIO STATE CAMPAIGN OPENED MANSFIELD. Ohio The Ohio state democratic campaign was formally opened hero Saturday. For weeks the local committee ?n oonncrttlon with the state committee has been preparing for the event. The busi ness men and citizens, without regard to poliiles, have recognized the fact that the opening has state signifi cance, and have united In an effort to make the meeting a success. The business part of the city was appropriately decorated. Thousands of strangers were hero at 8 o'clock with more arriving every minute. The morning hours were gly. cn ovi<r to the reception of deiega Mods and speakers. Jurtson Harmon, the candidate for governor, will be the principal speaker at the meeting lu Central i’urk, Saturday afternoon. fIMMBjFWMMEL Gustave Eberhard, shown on the right, has been found guilty of murder In the second degree for kill ing Mrs. Otillie Eberhard, shown on the left. One of the chief witnesses In the case was Miss Otillie Eber hard, daughter of the dead woman and cousin of her slayer. Her likeness is shown in the center. WHITE’S r jBIr | lKS%Wjmtf JSyfojJJi. ML LADIES OF PARIS WILL HAVE TO REMOVE THEIR HATS PARIR Tb‘ ludbs of PnrlM »ir»* furious to an ord«*r Junt Issu'd by Hi*- j'rcf'ct of Police which s»ys: "No person may ob struct the veiw of any sp'O’httor during u public performance and if no offend ing shall be compelled to remove the ob struction by the policeman on duty/' The world "obstruction" obviously ap plies to ladica’ hats nnd most of Ibn theatrical managers greet It with de light. Henceforth the, arm of the law may he called In to remove an obstruct ing hat, and relieved of the odium of he Irig rude to ladles, on#* may lay all the blame on the superior authorities, slut while we may no longer have bats In front of us, we shall "tHn inly have scenes, the latter accompanying the re moval of the former. The taking off of n hat from a lady s head by the barwing arm of g M*mi« ip»l fjnurd will not be *t spectacle without incident, crisis and de h'/uucs menu WHITE’S We Are Supreme in $25 Suits. Feast your eyes here on the handsomest, best suits you ever saw for the money—better models than you see in many a store at any price, see these fashionable long coats; see these new semi-fitting, straight jackets; see these elegant slightly eut-away styles; see those large revers; sec those colonial pock eis; see those* novel flare skirls; see -well, we could keep on forever and a day and not exhaust the fine fashion features, materials those sleek silky broadcloth and royal cheviots, workmanship, trimming, all right up to our /Tfc mark—That no other store touches, YOUNG FRENCH BOY HELD m DOCTOR PAItIH -"When I lumvc the peneten tlnry in xlx years 1 am going to the Unit ed HtntcM when they give a boy Ilka ine a chance to think," said fifteen your old Andre Illnuy, to the judge wlw sen- Univ.d aim lo remain In Jrb unit* ho •'«*»’« iw y -one. Thu attempted victim of the preeo clous h.d wan In Trcifinlhpc*, living near Bt. 1,0/.are Itullroud Ututlon. The doctor was In his office when the affnu ha I I ••*•#.) Ml dlf a • yi i • vt.i mi and my wife whm r»U* g the pis i In the parlor. The hell rang and I went to open the door. A hoy came hi ami said lie had a message for me from an Arnerlenn gentleman, living at Ihe (Jrarid Intel, mined Ml*. Lnwerenee, | u.tk* | the boy to « oirje and sit down. Hud* «’< my ho drew a levalvor point * 1 It ,t "o’ inni said: Tfitnd' ii|»!' lioVt move or make any not <e or 1 shoot. Taking birr; to he a tiiinlae, I threw up my hands. Hpeaklng calm nnd tell me wh it you want. I want a hottb* of chloroform for Mr. I,awernee. | bav# not any, i I ove only morphine, I rep.led a el mid* a move os If to go and get the l eephlne. ftoa't move or I shoot, the boy shouted. At this moment the doctors wife entered ItoMmr a revolver with which sh .o. erefl the hoy, who ran downstair i Iptn tie- aims of a polleemun who seeing ||, ( - revolver he still hHd, Hddresicd him. When he was searched, tw*i load*-I re volver*, a bowle knife, * black ma «|< m,d a la.ok contalnfng a number of ,iddi"H4« css of Americans staying at various ho tejs were found on llinay's person." In court ths Imy said went to tha doetors b«-cau*«> Mr. promised me u million francs If I would ge' him n brittle of chloroform " Th* eourt took the humane vl#w that th* hoy’s mind had been unhinged by rnueri reading of dime novels and sent him to a penitentiary for six yewre to rsstoj* his mental bal&nct. DAILY AND SUNDAY $6.00 PER YEAR WHITE’S REV.J.I.HQLLEY'S FIREWELL SERMON Rev. ,1. B. Holley wlil preach his farewell Hormone ul tho Second Bap tli.i church Sunday. Mr. Holloy leave! tin- city next week for hie new call, which Ih Loiilxvlllc and Hcphzlban, lilk family having already left the city. It Ih with «reai regret that the poo pic al thin church hoc Mr. Holiey leave them and since private matters made It neconaary for him to leave, In- rock with the beat wlHhea of hi* coiigrcgul lou. There will be Sunday achool at 9:45 o’clock and al the II o'clock nervine Mr Holley wlil preacn on "Glorying Iri ltie t'roKK.” At the night nervine at 8 o’clock he wlil preach on "The Church.” The public Ih cordially invited to j tha ncrvlecH. GYMNAsSI IRK ATY.MIA. SOON The gymnnidum claaaea of the T. M C. A. will open Thuraday if the wilier comlltloiiH are normal. Mr. Ockert, the iihyalcal director, nuld that Heveral new mats and Jumping etandardi, etc . had been received and everything la in rendlm-a* for the i opening The old memhera are anx lou Jf itarl 10 work again and there ar- gnuy new ineiuhers who wlil have lo be broken In at the work New j metnberu can obtain suits at the kulid- Toil can’t advertise Inade quately without somebody knowing it. You can’t adver tise adequately without some body knowing It.