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mm WANTED
FOR DEMOCRATS
Richmond County Atuciicd
Fifty Dollars. Herald
Starts Contribution List.
Hundred Dollars May Be
Raised.
Hoeretary benjamin M IHfickburn,
of the state democratic executive com
mitten, has written Committeeman
Ixuila brooks of Augusta. Mtatlru;
that an assessment of SSO has been
mads on this district to defray the
experib* .1 of the state and national
democratic ram polln In the coming
contest
Bubaortptlons to the fund are rpm
tng In slowly and It now seems that
It Is time to start the work In earn
est and It Is hoped by those Inter
ested In forwarding the Interests of
the democratic party that the amount
needed will he raised within the next
two or three days.
To this end The Herald alarts a
list herewith, and the following nub
sctiptlons an- on record:
The Herald SIO,OO
brooks 10,00
Mayor W M Dunbar .. . f».uu
It Is believed that SIOO can be ral*
id In Augusta and to this end the
i otnmlttee on solicitation will endenv
r r to secure a larger amount than
asked for by the state committee
The Remedy That Does.
"Pr Kings New Discovery Is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fsll to perform," savs
Mrs E H Pierson, of Auburn Centre.
Pa,” It Is curing in© of throat and
lung trouble of long standing, that
ether treatments relieved only tun
porarlK New Discovery Is doing me
so much good that I feel confident Its
continued use for a reasonable length
pf time will restore me to perfect
health” 'this renowned cough and
cold remedy and throat and lung heal
er is sold at ill druggists. 50c and 1
ft.JO. Trial bottle fr«*.
Wot ry -Proof.
"Th* mmna Id tiruully worry-|»rtwif."
' id Ihu* art'”*
llali hurl'd ml hrtvt i,i n j
autamohtla drill •hr m-viT I'vru think,
that in ftttctrirni mlalil tv-rur to httr
ria trait Kr,, yrritr
Atlantic Coast Lin*, now operating
trelgh, and passenger service to and
from th* Eaei to Augusts direct via
Robbins and Sumter, Old schedule
reeumed Leav, August* 2.30 p. m.,
arrive New York 2.45 p. m. See rag
utar schedule Ad. tor arrival and de
part ure from other pornte.
S(V1!3I
Heversing the Mti#
***•>. this la »f might ■ods," |«t h,,.
arrival at the Maine r.- »rt. "Didn't you
saa me wok
"Of o<n»r»* I did. 1 replied In* waiter
"Up here with anybody winks It's a 1
aiffti sot u» to leave the stick out
tntladatphla I * dt'’
Th# Ratort Matrimonial.
I|r 'Mr# Jink*, you are a fool "
Hhe 'Of «nurse I nm. nr I wouldn't I
h# Mrs Jinks llaltlmare Attierloan.
A Nsw Nam#.
**Whst do you tall a ttutn who drive* I
as automobile “
"Well. Jutlgln* the way In which I
lie takes possession of the toad 1 should ■
say an auta-crat Italtlmote A iner t !
can.
Many an operation Is due to the fart
that the doctor naad* the money
Haggling
Tnwne "lie says he II sell his plaee I
f'» a mere song
tttowne *That s all rtght, hut as rwvn I
you start to give htm a song he folia <
' you havtt't got the rtght note* **—.
t ..tdelphla Pres*
The Board of Health
Uprna you about Malaria Kov.—
Head th* warning aad take J •
B FEVER TONIC. Ibr host, h*
t*«t Sold and rwromm nd*-1 bv
Parra Pbartnacy, bpih atoro*. C
B Gaotrhtt* 4 Bro A>*\anda.-
l'rvtg Co Hanahargar Pbartttary,
Ooct r King Broadwav Char
okauyj 1 t Smith. Kandalla
I‘kirrirt. ?5r and MV a boa
OUAS ANTEID
J. & B Medicine Co.,
Savannah, Ga.
COMING PLAYS
Al. G Fie d—Matinee and Night.
There arc two events in the aniusc
•tut world that cause pb asureablc
■ collections One Ik ;h'* coming ni
I lit* circus The other Is the coming
I ■ ’h** minstrel*.
j.;
Al. G. Field ut the Grand,
M»t jni'C , and
Wodm-aday, October 7th.
In a manner those two events are
unit In gong, Jn so ihr ns they 'ouch
the same heart airing* and make us
look for ward to I heir coming with
antlcipatlons of pleasure. There is a
Fisclnatloii In the band, the parad .
the downs and the glare of the huh
on the white tops of the circus the
Is all Its own Likewise there is a
feeling that comes over us when the
minstrel comes to town that belongs
solely lo the singers, dancers and
minstrel men of the half circle.
The reason is simple. There Is
something about a minstrel show
that goes under the surface of things
M is not like the ordinary drama
that seeks popularity by an appeal
to the |»optilar taste of the da>, or the
musical comedy that depends on the
beaut\ of Ith ehoru. or the flash of
Its lingerie for Its success The min-
Mrel is a part of the nation.
The Al. <i Fluid Minstrels of this
reason b the modern perfection of
the minstrel Mon lavish In Its set
tings. more up to date and extrava
gant In Its embellishments, It comes
heralded as the exemplification of al!
that Is new and novel In mlnstrelay.
It will he sen at the grand on next
Wednesday, matinee and night—mat*
'nee prices: lower floor. 75c and 500,
entire balcony, r»0c; children under
’4 years of ug< 25c to any part of the
house Prices at night 25c to $1 00.
Beat* ready lor both performances
next Monday at tin box office. "Thu
Show you know.”
What Richmond Say* of
The Merry Widow.”
Seats on Sale Friday.
The Times Dispatch, of Richmond.
Va , under date of Sept. 25th. guvo
the following account of the perform
ance of the Merry Widow which will
he presented here for two nights, be
ginning Frlda>. with a special mat*
luce Saturday.
< -
w' * t
I , a<*i
George Damnrel, in The
Prinee in the Vieniiense
Oj*er«, "The Merry
Widow."
►Vr four n'«.« "The Mem Widow
under various fetching name* and in
many unit* of the wot <!, h i* held th •
ptayfuta* isubllr m th<* thraldom of
hot amorou* i*>, s -froiti Vt*»p.ua *o
\ork to wav of IUrU ;V ut 1 4>n
don. the haji traveled. but not unfit i
la»t nigh did rh»> doiuti tht* vaat h#i*
cju haistn ent over th» goixt p. opU* of
Richmond lOfti With a »ucct»«
which *»* matantaitt otia and over
whrtmo« the marry lad' hv a m«*r *
4ianr«* of the mi* followed to man.
ofhar .nvitln* italic**, took the iuuu.»
by norm from the bald headed and
auoletr beau on the front ror r<» tl
'•mall jt*U#r> sod in the ht*h to.**
fhiute who ban seen tin* opwtvtia i,»
fhc Naw Antatetditiii th i'u‘, »ar i
by the magic of the great
White Wav, wagged wise heads and
rather cried down a "mere road com
i pany,“ but happily their fears wer«*
! as nothing, for the performance last
night hacked ppthlng that Now York
! gave. Th' princopals were exc > lien* j
lirtlsts, the orchestra most satlsfac
: lory, the sc< ■ cry and costumes su- ‘
J* rb. and the ehoru so good lookm/
nd shapely that many a merry wld j
; oiv would ha v« thought twice before
j surrounding horsed with so much |
'beaut’ There be those who lane)
; certain type of loveliness and m i
peelal form ot art, and to these tin-r" j
ran novel be an artist like the me :
who first j) ived the part. It's trie old *
r»ory of unfriend like the old friend j
but old friends might well he forgot-j
ten when Rosemary (Jlosz, and Door J
r ; le menu, she love crazed prince,
I took thehc places. Ah Nattle, Miss j
i iv.'.cpar wan charming and graceful, i
I hilt don’t forget Mr. Thomaa Dear; .
!> s Nish, ha good as any who have 1
•played tie comedy hit. To be truth- ■
; 1 iniy uncritical, there were no rough '
hits and not a weak part In lie ca.-e. j
The mttHic.il vl.lt f as bright as u
Dot mot and as full of melody as t ;
. bpring breeze.
There Is a slang expression to th j I
j effect that anything very extraordi
| nary is fierce, but It may well be
lidded that the "Merry Widow In 1
I unite savage.” and that’s saying some j
j thing.
I Everyone should see* the operetta j
| the men because It stirs even slug
j gisli blood, and the women because
it will prove liberal education m the ;
pursuit of the game. Dike wine, th*
; play goes to the nead, but let no one
i lorget that the feet are forgotten.
You ire ;i 11 right, Mile. Glosz. th**
Merry Widow. Many are the tune
. ml airs In "The Merry Widow,** and
| mmy arc the good voices In the com
pany. In enumeration then we would
not like to overlook Paul Hleyden,
I who took the role of M. de Jolidan
Frank Furrier, as Popoff and W.
tflrutz. as Nova Kovlck, added no
| little to the success of the play.
Th'* writer of this not ten days
since witnessed the same play per
formed by the New York. Boston
j company, the company that has made
j such a hit. The seats for each per
formance being put on sale, ro it Is
l raid, weeks ahead It Is wlih pleas
, ure that we say that the company
playing here Is. in our opinion, equal
j to the one mentioned above
The seats for the Augusta engage
ment. Oct 9th and 10th, a* the Grand
with Matinee on Saturday goes on
| sale Friday at the box office.
•Human Heart*.”
Successful in Its tenth season can
he Raid of few plays but It can truth
fully be said of "Human Hearts.’ A
drama w hich provides healthful re- j
creation for the public and which
seems to Instruct while appearing m
the form of amusement, Is a boon to
any community. So many question
abb forms of are thrust
. upon the public, the young and old
alike find much in this beautiful llv-1
j lug story to think over and enjoy
long afterward.
Klch In Incident in its variety of
characters. In stage settings, it Is on •
of the few- aft ructions of gro u
merit on the road. The specta
tor Is carried into the delightful at
mosphere of llf*‘ In the hills of Arkan
sas. The trouble which falls upon
the* simple folk of the Dogan farm, ;e
minds our ot lhe line—" The trail of
the serpent.” The beautiful and
touching denoument however beard
Its lesson Walt! The author has
struck many true notes in this play j
and the well chosen cast blend liar
tnonlea with fine eftet.
It 1m with pleasure that ih© manage j
nient of the Grand announces “Hu- j
mkn Hearts” for next Wednesday,
matinee* and night The advance sale
opening at the box office next Tues
day Morning, the usual time in ad
vance, Regular prices will prevail. ‘
Matinee price s 25c and 50c.
LINCOLNTON NEWS.
DI.WOLNTON. On -Dr .1 C j
Graves, a delegate to the Internation
ul Anti Tuberculosis Wsociafion n
eently convened at Washington. D r |
has returned He was accompanied
by Mr It Nash, who visited New ,
York and other places ot ’.aterest
Mlsh Mamie Zellers, represented !
Lincoln ton at the* Woman* Mission
ury ITiion nold at Washington, D. / |
Miss Kathleen Graves has returned
from a |*rotracted stay with relatives)
ih Foltimhla county.
Miss K\a Itcmsex.v of Columbia
count) is spending some time with I
relative* and friends In Lincoln ton.
Miss Della Men IfolHdav 1* spend
Ing some time in l.lncomton. with th * j
$$ This
11 j’ 7' is the trade-
V I 1 1( mark which is
’1 LD on cverv Rcn
uiiK' btittlc of
Scott’s Emulsion
sold in nearly all the
countries of the world
Nothing equals it to build
up the weak .and wasted
bodies of young and old.
SmU this idterihcmeet tn*rtlw «ri»*
naosa ul paptn In wha *lt vnn
aUins and knit crutk to covet ptolo#r.
*n4 wo wfli tend voo a VvwnHitc Handy
)lbtef IheWmld n :t t:
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THE AUGUSTA HERALD
MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS, (| it
MADE TO ORDER FOR. f 14#
i
Not suits made by stock measurements, and then re-fitted to your fig
ure, but cut to fit and suit your own individual measurements. Put together bv
some of the most expert tailors in the country. They are suits that embody all of
the good style points, and materials of the prettiest combinations and best weaves
and every suit, is Guaranteed as to Fit, Style, Materiil and Workmanship.
OTHER SUITS AT $lB AND S2O
Bes* values REGAL TAILORING CO No 857
Lowest Prices RICHARDS & HOGAN OF AUGUSTA, General Managers. Broad St>
The Reliable Babcock,
The carriage which is built to be good first, one which incorporates
proved mechanical principles throughout. These principles are em
bodied in good materials and good workmanship. A carriage which
avoids the freaks, fallacies and the experiments of mere imitations.
The carirage which combines the efforts of brains, experience and
skill and produced under complete manufacturing facilities. Such a
carriage it the cheapest for the owner, and such a carriage is the Re
liable Babcock.
H. H. Coskery, 749-751 Broad St.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
'^§B
WE ARE OPEN.
for business Rlx days of each week
and for r>2 weeks of each vear. VFe're
tellini? vnn so ns to have vou keep It
In mind that j.ou ran drop in any
time and buy
THAT WALL PAPER
you’re rackontnk on gettini; for your
house Paper that's becoming for
every room you have can he had here.
Plain, embossed or with sold, when
l •'light of us, the prices are ynaran
teed correct.
W. C, Rhoades & Co.,
OPERA BUILDING.
’PHONE 717
DISINFECTANT?
NOW IS III! HMf TO USE I HIM
SUN SANITARY FLUIIi
The ideal disinfectant. True dec. -
eriaer and germicide; a power'ul ant
septic and purifier for the sanltar>
purification of dwellings, schools, hoc
pita Is. water closets, sinks, slaught;
houses, stables, etc.
One pint 2fc
One quart 35c
One eallon H OC
Five saOons, per Ral 75c
Special prices made on Barrels
N. L. WILLET SEED
COMPANY
309 JACKSON ST.
Phone 498.
WEST Ei LOGIES
Mr J. It Anderson, of h'dgefleid
county, was In the city Thursday ou
business.
Rev K (’ Wills, who Is well and
favorably known here as a Christian
worker and at present located at Nor
wood, o,n was in the rlty Wednesday
shaking hands with his numerous
friends
Mr T S Haskell a former Aliens
tan. but who has been residing It
South Carolina, has returned to th>
city and win reside at 15444 Broad
stri*et He has accepted a itosllior
with the Metropolitan company ol
New York
Arrangements have been made f<
(the Si Luke choir under the leader
ship of Mr Kdwtn Tant lo go to th*
Rocks church Thursday night at S b
to assist in the music there This
choir la one of the best in the city
Mr J B Rlack snd family of <?ran
Itrvllle, S C •'HI move to this city
and occupy the house at the cornoi
of Elis street snd Crawford avenue
Mr Black It remembered as a fcrtnci
|cltlien of this city.
Rev w B IW.ent of Washington
■ a , visited Rev K M Dtxott Wedue*.
Meet me at the College Inn, under
the Albany, New York’* Leading
Rathskeller, a place to eat, drmK
and be merry. Music.
kOBLRT P. MURPHY,
Proprietor
HOTEL ALBANY
4l»t St.and Broadway
NEW YORK
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500 Rooms 300 Bath Rooms
European Plan. Cuisine Unexcelled
Gentlemens’ Case, Ladle**' R.-atau
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Popular Price*.
Plenty of lift- but Home-Lke.
SI.OO per day and up.
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
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Thirty-Eighth btraat an* gavanth Av.
NEW YOWK.
Kxcapttonally Cool—Orea on All Sidaa.
200 FEET WEST OF BROADWAY «
Accessible. Qpiet E egant for 3ur
nees Men. Families and Tourists
In thr H«»*rt of the Theater and
Shopping District. Cars pars
the door for all Railway
Stations
300 ROOMS :0u BA lUS ROOM."
•1.50. WITH BATH 12.00
SUITES : ROOMS AND RATH ft do
PARLOR. BKOROOM and BA x H
$5.04 to 17.00.
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Celebrated Dutch OrMI-also- Reatau•
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Telephone European
6463 - 3tth. Plan
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CHEW
RED EYE
TOBACCO
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ARE VOU BUIUDIINCJ?
We Carry a Large Stock of
TIN .. HARD WOOD MANTELS,
RUBBER kfnntino* <?RATEB AND TILES,
TAR PAPER 1 1 l PARIAN HOUBE PAINTS.
Black and Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Tar and Rosin Sized Build
ing Paper; Tin Bhingles, Etc.
Estimates cheerfully furnished on Tin Roofing, Gutters, Et«., Gal
vanized iron cornices, and skylights.
DAVID SLUSKY,
1009 BROAD STREET.
BQ I C* yC Red and ® r y Pressed
*■ ■ Cv an( i Common Building
LARGE STOCK. PROMPT SHITMENT.
Georgia-Garolina Brick Company
Howard H. Stafford, President.
Write for Prices. AUGUSTA, GA.
REPAIRS
hL n ■ SAWS. RIBS, Bristle Twine, Bghblt. 4c.. far any mak*
■ I Wg of Cin CiNGIINES, BOILERS and PRESSES
M and Repairs for same. Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, In
lectors, Pipes, Valves and Fittings, Light Saw, Shingle, and lain Mills, Gasolina engines.
Cane Mills in stock. LOMB AR O IRON WORKS AND SUPPLY
COMPANY. Augusta. Ga. ' .
When You Want
Fishy Oysters and Game
Call Us Up.
Fresh Shipments of Mullet Daily
J. N. B. Armstrong,
Retail 308 Jackson St., Phone 583.
Wholesale 910 Walker St., Phone 2294.
ICE ICE ICE
Telephone us your orders and we will see that
they are filled promptly.
Give the driver an order for a coupon book
and save trouble of making change. Ice delivered
.all the time, week days and Sunday.
CONSUMERS ICE DELIVERY CO.
332 ’Phones 333. John Sancken, Mgr.
“Be A Booster!”
( Throujh the courteey of the A reh Booiter, Mr Samuel Graydon, as
the “Boost club," o f New York.)
The Booster Club of Augusta IS Doing Great
Work in the Present Emergency. Get
in the Game. Be a Booster.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1.