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BAKERY AND
GROCERY.
Our .store is bigger
and better than ever
and we want YOU to
deal here... When you
give us an order we be
come your employees,
to see that your inter
ests are guarded, that
prices are right and
qualities the best. To
gee that your goods arc
delivered promptly and
that you will find it a
genuine pleasure to deal
here whether you spend
five cents or five dol
lars. Use either phone
1212 or 2112.
HOLLINGSWORTH
& COMPANY.
Ninth & Telfair Sts
PfUSdMH
ii si® their
COMRADES
M A Nil A \ Clmirtlmrul utruik (hr
jifn»! colony hi Iwhlilk Br|itrnihrr 23
amt .l*ht paraon* »i>r* drownnl, In
eliidlntt Harold Mack night, (hr »uprr
ln(riidrnl of (hr farm
Thr prl*oncr* behaved heroically,
man) idmiKlng into (hr w*lr( at un-nt
poraonnl rUk lo re*eua lhrlr mm
riiln.
INTERCHANGEABLE
”S<> you hrvv determined upon n
public i'»raet\ raid Senator Sorghum,
"Tr», luiawrrril (ho ronlhlrnl
jrondi "Which ahall I wok, richer or
fame V
"Tako either (hat romea your wav
and !># thankful If \oti're rich von
can hire poo|dr to wrtt>- artlrlra about
you and If you're famou* you ran
write 'em ynurerlf and roll 'em"
Waahlnilon Star
The poarlmlat doran't worrv about
thr tinrrrtalnllra of life, hr ripect*
thr worat, anvhow.
Better Not Ge-
Dyspepsia
If yen can it Kodol prevent* Dyspepsia, by
effectually helping Nature to Relieve indigestion.
But don’t trifle with Indigestion.
A Brest many penpl* who haw
trifle* with tsdli ’*'lon. h.'ive be«'il
sorry tor tt when nervon* or
rhrotvlr dyspepsia mtIM, Mid
thi y hsre not Iw on stile to cum It
t'se Kodol Slid vrvvom having
P vs pupal*
Kreryone I* subject to Indig***
tlon ritonisrh <l< rsnicoitieiit follows
stumuch tibmvp. just ss tuvlu-aIL
sntl just ss mmly na a sound and
healthy sum irh r« au’.ta upoo the
mini' of Kodol
When you e*|y»rtoooo sourness
of stomach belching of gar- and
nauseating fluid, hlo.twd arnsatlon.
gnnwlrg i>aln In the pit of tho
stomach, heart bum tso .ailed
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness **r
chronic tired foelln* you need Ko
dol And then the quicker you take
Kodid—the lietter Rat whM you
want, lot Kodol digest I*
Ordinary pepsin ••dyspepsia tab
lets." physics, etc., an* not likely
to he of much benefit to you. In
*l*w»in« alUuenta. tVpaia Is only
Sir Wilfred Laurie r
L■'L' * *.* ' • ► Wk9^Be9
r
f *.5 - ><
Sir Wilfred Laurler, the
premier of Canada, whoie
pollciea are the i*»ne of the
present, campaign In the
Dominion.
MIN Hi MIES
NIT MIMI
AFTER A LONG DRY SPELL
RAINSTORMS AND HURRI
CANES COME UPON US
DANGER PREDICTED
Tile Weather Bureau Is-
Kiiert Warning* Again*!
Entering Bahama
Water* For the
Next Few Day*
NKW YORK Ualnutormn on the
land. kilch nml bur leant** at at**, and
a qul< k dropping In temperature In at
inoHt all Hcctlonn of the? country arc
marking the end of tho Hummer and
the coming of fall after the long, dry.
warm spoil that haa gripped the conn
lry for week*.
Locally the Hklca opened and let
out a downpour that will bo almost
hr memorable on Broadway bh the
big wind Theatre** wore Juat
| emptying and the crowd which had
! grown carelcfw because of the fog
• and the long delayed rain was caught
| without umbrellas or rain coats.
; Many minor accident* were caused
by the winds.
The end la not yet, ho far a« galea
are concerned The Waahlngton
weather bureau haa Issued a apccial
hurricane warning which nnld It would
be daugeroua for any aort of vetutel
to enter Bahama waters during the
next two or three day*.
The local bureau predict* (ha! high
wind* will prevail off the *hor«*H and
ulonist anything may bo expected at
aea.
The city may experience heavy
min* and cold weather.
Needed the Cork.
A Jt'hn Hnniuln* had h»»en a
tw« nt \ \ ctn ttbiUulner but fell from th«*
»»> i« -•» g( i« «• and worahlpped !h* vln
ou» *iM*»d with all tho fervor of a con*
vert,**
V‘««lln* thr nerd of recuperation, h«
•ret Ida h«*y to an adjacent boat or ty for
a bottle of whtskay.
ILit * Maid Bn' hot a. proprietor, "who
!m It for■?**
Kor my father," imld the hoy.
\Y*( ■.i Hr Vo«r father ts n total ?»b
--a'Hiner, >«nd haa born to my knowledge
f‘*r longer year* and von’va lived."
"Well, at all event a, ho aettt me for
It,’*
"VVtiat do«w> he want It for?”
'To let you Into the aecret," mIiI the
t*n a< ha tiled to tell the truth, *V'i
tt d"g flahin* and he wants the cork to
uae for a float" PhpMdetplda Inquirer.
a partial dlpester— and physics ars
not digester* at all.
K.'dol ts a perfect digester If
you coiilil st*« K >d.<t digestingerery
particle of food. of all kinds. In the
slas-i test tubes In our laboratories,
you «ould know this just as wsli
as wo da
Nstuic and Kodol will always
cure a sick stomach—hut In oixlsr
to tw cured. the stomach must rest.
i That ts »ha* Kodol does -rests ths
stomach, whllb the stomach get*
well Just as simple as A. H, C.
Our Guarantee
r*" t-> your itn,»vrt.i ~»v», aad **< * Bob
ler Uet.» 1l r« *rv»» y> u lw< ori ibe
enure cnteeis of lbs Wttie If yv« can
! b. leal) ■ >J. Ibst It lim eel it "i# ret »u*
I ressrn Ibe I. ole M Ibe .1r if|Ul ,„S
. t..- n lli refund 1)i i m, -.e» eltbeul uute
Uvuef a 'sy. W e «LU Uw |mm the drug-
Sts* fte tbs bools. Ui t hesitate, si!
nil Vt*t* buns tbsl »hi» fsseeulee i, K .v»v.
Tbls oder scnllss * H e tee.e I. Ills .xaly
sod b Wit -sie in s lee- .ly The large bob
Its ucnlslM ty louss as mueb ss Its Sfls
<e#l twule
itodol Is prri-arwd at Ihs labor*
torleSof K C DeWllt a tju,CkkS|a
Mrs. Howard Gould
Ip
The Attorneys for Mrs.
Howard Gonld. who is su
ing her huslxtnd for di
vorce charge that there is
a plot to harass her finan
cially and to blacken her
repntatlon.
DENIED REPORTS THAT
HARRIMAN IS AFFLICTED
NKW YORK A report that K. H
Harrlman was seriously 111 from an
affliction of the ttplttp, brought forth
emphatic denials Tucrda from both
Mr. Harrlman'* home at A7t nth ave
nue and hi* office* at 120 Broadway.
Accordion to tho report Mr. Harrl
nian had been treated by Dr R. W.
Ixivelt, a noted hiiik'sjii of Boston.
I)r. I jovett with credited with having
said that Mr. Harrlman's spine was
aerlottsly affected.
The man who ran afford a good
pres* agent can got. along without
genlun.
Augusta Police Declare
War On the Loiterers
Tho police have declared war on
loiterer* and the recorder Is render
tng hi* assistance to break up the
habit. There were 7 men before tho
recorder Tuesday morning and five
were convicted The convicted were:
Janies Brooks, white, he was given
tlon or An days Robert .lordan and
Benny Barnes, both colored, were
given SIOO or to days. A I f’ooiv
• r. a white man. pleaded guilty to be
ing a loiterer and asked the mercy
of the court. Judge l’icqnot said:
"Of all the low and beastly ereatuns
Is a man who will lay around fallen
women and live off them. You a»K
tor mercy, there Is no such •hlng In
tills rourt In cases of your kind. I
wish It was In ray power to give a
Can Restore Shrunken
Features Of Mummies
BOSTON, Mass.— In an Interview
printed here Prof. Harris Hawthorne
Wilder, of Smith College. tells of tho
discovery of a proves* for restoring
to their original state the shrunken
features of mummies lhal have Inin
for centuries In ah unrecognizable
state.
By the use of a weak solution of
a caustic potash, the ehemiral used
In performing his < xporiments, Prof
Wilder has rest red the bodies and
features of a mini her of mummies of
the race of American cliff dweller* so
completely that the color of the skin,
the contour of the features and even
bacterial diseases of the epidermis
became easily distinguishable.
ADA LOUISE LONSDALE
LEFT THE CALEDONIA
The Actress Who Sued
Blaine Elkins Keeps In
Hiding.
NEW YOIIK Vila t.oulse I,oils
dale, who lasi week Instituted a suit
for *1 OiV.OOO damages for alleged
breach of promise sgslnst Blaine Elk
Ins, son of Senator Stephen B. Elkins,
of West Virginia, has vanished from
the Caledonia apartments. 28 West
Twotiyt sixth street, and her lawyers
say they do not know where she has
gone.
On the day It was reported and di
nted that a settlement of the suit had
been made Miss lsmsdtile ceased to
communicate with her lawyers, Kp
stein Bros . and they have heard noth
ing from her since then
The young womans address, where
she had lived for several months, we*
kept 'Secret by the actress' lawyers,
who a.a d she wished to avoid any un
necessary publicity. The manager of
the Caledonia said Miss Lonsdale had
given up her apartments and gone,
he did not know where.
IN RECOROER $ COURT.
l>av'd Hart on was charged with
cursing in the presence of a lady
The recorder gave Him JIOO or sM>
day a.
David Holmes, the negro who stole
'•••- r... •
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
TORE His SKIN
OFMNSHREDS
Itching was Intense —Humor Spread
from Hands to Body—Work Inter
rupted and Sleep 0f f m Impossible
—Disease Resisted Treatment
BUT CUTICURA CURED
HIM IN THREE WEEKS
"My trouble commenced about two
year* r.g,, and <x>m.:.- d. bras, of oi
eruption of email
{} ustu 1* s on my
lands. These
sprr*id later to other
part* of my body,
and the Itching at
time?; war intense, so
much so that I liter
ally tore the skin off
in shreds in Hiking
relief. The awful
itching interfered
■with my work con
siderably, and also
kept me awake
#-
night*. I trWl doctors and
usod a number of different ointment*
and lotion# but reoeived practically no
benefit. Fmally I settled down to tho
umo of Our icura Soap, Cuticura Ointment,
end Cuticura Heeolveut Pi I In, with the
result that in a days all itching had
cmjH and in about thre* 1 w-*cks’ time
all traces of my eruption had disap
poarrvj. I have had no trouble of this
kind since. H. A. Krutakoff, 057 W.
31 st Place, Chicago, 111., November 18
and 28, 1007.”
SKIN HEALTH
Effected by Cuticura soap,
Ointment, and Resolvent.
The agonizing Itching and burning of
tho skin, ii# in ocwma; the frightful
ts-aling. as In Dsoriaai*; the loss of hair
arid crusting of nc&lp, at in smiled heed*
th» facial dUflguremont, as in acne and
ringworm; the awful suffering of inf ant*,
and anxiety of worn-out parents, as in
tetter or salt rheum—all demand a
remedy of extraordinary virtue# to suc
cessfully cope with tliem. That C uti
cura Soap. Ointment, and Resolvent
(liquid or pills) are such stands proven
by unquestioned testimonials.
OiUmin So»p (25c.> to Clc»ri*« the Skin, Cuticura
Q!ntm*nt (SOc.) lo Meal the skin, and Cuticura
Rmolvmu (Mr t. (or In tbe tarrfot Chocolate Coated
fills. 25c. pwr vial of SO) Uj I'urlfy the Blood. Sold
thruusbout the world. Potter Dru* A Ciiem.
Sole Prope . Soefoi. Mim
vseweiinl Free. Cut4eura Hook cm akin JJieeaaea.
million years, but \ will give you the*
limit, sloo or 90 day* and hind you
over In (he city court for vagrancy."
All the defendants had witnesses,
with an exception, to prove they wer j
working, but their testimony did not
hold good after the statements of the
officers.
Best the World Affords.
"It gives me unbounded pleasure
to recommend Bucklen’s Arnica
Salve” says J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel
Hill, N. C. "I am convinced it’s the
best salve the world affords. It cur
ed a felon on my tnumb, and it never
falls to heal every sore, burn or
wound to which it is applied 25c at
nil druggists.
A dried frog, which had been lying
ip his laboratory for a year, was his
first subject. One night before re
tiring he tossed this flattened and
almost shapeless little animal into a
vat of potash. At the time he was
not certain whether the animal was ,t
frog or n toad, so entirely had its
identity been lost through desslcation-
The next morning he was astonish
ed to find what appeared to be a
live frog, with all the natural colors
and markings clearly shown, floating
upon the surface of the potash.
This led Prof. Wilder to begin at
once other experiments, first upon
dried animals, and finally upon the
mummies of ancient races.
from Mr Bleakley, was
liomuj over to the city court for lar
ceny from the house.
lohn Berry when arrested a' 2
o'clock Tuesday morning resisted ar
rest and was severely beaten. He
was given liofl or 30 days.
Itolser Steed, a negro, was charged
with violating (h“ ttiOih section. It
api* ars that he cursed some white
men and threw a brick at them. The
recorder gave him 1100 or to days.
there were lie defendants before
the recorder Tuesday and |f> of them
wet- convicted. The cases were
plain tirunks ami loitering, the drunks
received the usual fine.
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man w ho Insures bis llfo Is
wise for his family.
The rasa w ho larura® his health
U wise both foe his family and
himself.
You may Insure health by guard
ing It. it la worth guarding.
At the first attack of dlseaae,
which generally approaches
through the LlVf R and mani
fests Itself In innumerable ways
TAKE .
TutfsPills
And save >l4ll- health.
Notice to Our Gas
Consumers!
Kindiy Place Your Orders for Removal and Setting of
All Gas Appliances, at Once, to Insure Prompt Attention,
tor Beginning October Ist, (Moving Day) Our Force of
Mechanics Will Be Taxed to the Utmost, Due to the Present
Conditions from the Flood. All Orders Will Be Filled in
Numerical Order as They Are Received. Thanking You,
in Advance, We Are,
Yours Very Respectfully,
THE GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
0P AUGUSTA.
FURNITURE RENOVATING
Will 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.
AH 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 tine coat of
stain.
If any of your metal or discolored, 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"
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 back in their old condition.
We have Glass of all sizes and can fill orders rapidly.
O’Connor &schweers Paint Co
Broad Street. - Augusta, Ga.
SOME BLYTHE NEWS.
BLYTHE, (in —Mr. Davidson, ten
ant on Mrs Mollie Rheney's place in
Burke county, lost his house by fire
Saturday morning.
Mrs .1 L. Dye presented her hus
band with a fine girl last night.
Mr. B. Skinner received a tele
phone message Saturday from the
sheriff of Columbia county to look
out for a negro. In ten minutes he
had his prisoner. Today the sheriff
eanie fur him.
Mr. Wylds fell off a load of cotton
Saturday and hurt his arm and head.
Mr. A. M. Clark's little daughter Is
out again. She foil and broke her
arm several days ago.
Mrs. J. M. Hardy Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Metz, in Augusta.
Mr. W. S. Smith and daughter
spent yesterday with Mrs. Carswell.
D. II Wart hen spent Saturday and
Sunday with hi* family in Blythe.
Mrs. S. K. Dinkins of Walter is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. J. 1.. Dye.
Mrs Wolfe is visiting her mother,
Mrs Lyons, in Bl' the.
Miss Ida K Carswell of Wrens high
school spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. I. E Carswell.
NATIONAL IRRIGATION
CONGRESS OPENED
Many Deligates From the
Weat Are Attending the
Congress.
Al.Bt QCKKQI K. N. M The l*ih
j
hero Tuesday with an enthusiastic
STATMENT OF CONDITION OF
The Planters Loan and Savings Bank
located at Augusta, Ga., at the close of business, September 23rd, 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Dist“lints $616,269.45
Demand Loans. 227,511.91
Overdrafts 936.20
Ronds md Stocks owned by tho Bank 21,270.25
Other Real Estate .J 6.144.32
Due from Ranks and Bankers in tho States . 13,226.63
Duo from Ranks and Bankers in other States 15.x*7.46
Currency • .. 33,4.N0. 00
Gold 1,017.50
Sliver, Nickels and Rennios 1,19*.16
Uherfca and Cash Items 4,400
Exchanges for the Clearing House 5,313.1*
Total $1,012,299,13
LI A Bill TIES.
Capital Stock Paid in $ 50,000.011
Undivided Profits, loss Current Eaiiciisosand Taxes paid .... 113,477.96
Due Unpaid Dividends 734.53
Itidh i leal * »posits Subjec* to ChP.’k »$ 61.922.13
I>onu«ml t ertlfh itos tSaving accounts) 764,805.62 846.727.75
( aphiel s Chocks 708.9:;
Due to Clearing House 649.65
Total $1,012,299.12
STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF RICHMOND
Bofore me came Chap. C, Howard, Cashier of Th* Planters Loan and Sav
ings Rank, who being duly sworn, says that rh* above and foregoing state
ment is .1 true condition of said Bank, ns shown by the books on flk* in said
Bank. CHAB. t . HOWARD. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 28th day of September. l»nn.
CM AS. tt. CLARK.
Notary Public. Rlmmond County, Ga.
number of delegates present prtnei
pally drawn from those sections of
the west which depend upon an arti
ficial water supply. In the rourse of
the business the question of natural
resources was touched upon and It
was universally agreed that the gov
ernment ought to utilize everv means
wit inn its power to conserv e the min-
NoSecrets
Aik doctor if he approves of *hh
prciC*;ption for thtn flood, impure flood.
A. pt his i'tsurr without juetiten.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 29.
crals. forests and other natural re
source# ol the land.
W'hen President ( F. Goudy de
livered his addrrfc. he dwelt at
length upon tic rju#= + ot natur.tl
wealth. *
A creed Is no credentials to the New
Jerusalem.
ComgieH FormvU, Aver t Son-ALohoU SortapcnUa
Kw b Flata Oacee fU>tr<*«*fit«
R*r««pkrlllS lout, 10 Of Bvtinr. L#«fM • • • f f>r*
1 Y«)lt>* Dxe too'.. SOra. B mM Cohosh Root • I Or*.
Ltoonos Roo*. • . fa Ora Pcnaroot • - • • • lOr
Ctn 'hone tt*<, R«rk. a Ora. Xcdld of Potaoatum • 4 Or*
Buckthorn BsrM • 4 Ora Olyoanb. C P • 1-8 Drama
•»' Ingta Root - • 4 0 * Oil
Bmr4o>. a Root . . 8 Ora. r ** Torln « Oil Wi trr*rasr.
Water - Sufficient to mats ot»a staid ouooa.
tf# h*n no**rrri« Wa put tah J. C. Ayer Co.
the formulae jfaaour n.i.i.c>nea. Lowed. Kasa