The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, February 14, 1909, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14. DR. BOECKH BETTER. ATLANTA, Ol—Dr. Kraut V. Boeokh. who fs »erlou»ly 111 at th<- At lanta hospital, was reported to be conn what better Friday. Dr. lioeckh while still critically 111, passed a fav orable night Thursday night, and the physician* «ay that his condition H favorable. Ivers & Pond PIANOS. 1909 Style*. NEW MODELS, especially designed for 1909, contain latest patents and improve ments for enhancing qualities of tone, durability, tune-stay ing, etc. These pianos are superlatively fine z&ry quality and ap peal to critical buyers who have high ideals astopiano value. The 1909 cata logue, just from the press, pic turingand fully de sc ribin g the latest styles,will be mailed free to in t i’ll ding buyers. New Feature#. Ivers&Pond niwPattutcd Iron Plate Action Sup port elim inates the effect of at mospheric changes, and g ive s I absolute sta biliiy to the action. This important ina prove ment, com bined with 'tliq, Duplex Treble, the ltcntwood Sounding board bridge . and the Agraffe Construc tion, places Ivers&Pond Pianos far 'in advance "of others, and makes them the most satis factory and the most economical purchase. The Florentine Grand. A little t/iknd for little rooms *>Her« at>«e« la a ronslderiKlon. Ihe ra*e .!•- ilgn of rvt lieawty it r-omhined wld> a mutlral interior wfiteh a|<firoslmate« per fact lon A paper pattern giving exact dimension# nailed free. IIPBS Style 60S. A strikingly attractive rate design that *»UI aajieal strongly to people ~f renne t taete« M isl< ally and ttruetu rally It rapreaent*. the most advanced typa of piano building. mm m StyU 361. Its sire, rare musical <|iialltle«, taste ful <a»# design and moderate price make (I Ideal for h«<me use icyrr 1 Wrßß* U' '^tUV StyU 609 In . »*#• rteaign admittedly one of thft mini i tussle «ud tasteful «v*i r rested, whllriinigliftlly I4ml. If - ** StyU 818. 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Our price is the most interesting part of it. Jlugusta Builders Supply Co., 643 Broad Street. Telephone 321. AUGUSTA MAY GET OUT OF FAIR ASSOCIATION Captain Frank Beane Has Returned From Conven tion With Disquieting News. Cap*. Frank E. Roane, secretary of the Georgta-Caroilna Fair associa lion 1b Jiibi back from a convention at Greensboro, N. C!., of tb» secreta ries of alt fair associations In sev eral southern states. There is a possibility that on ac count of fncotiVenienci In deles that I will probably fall to Aufuma’s lot un j dor the present arrangement id the schedule, the local hair ;ih-oelation will withdraw from the circuit. anT, with Charlotte, Columbia, Spartan burr, Macon, Eatonton and a few I other towns, form an Independent - circuit Capt. Roane Is In favor of remain ing in the circuit, as the convention made effort to accommodate Augusta in every way they could. He thinks that even if the fair Is held the sec ond week In November, no great, in convenience or loss would result . He thinks that the few disadvantages of a late fair would be outweighed by the many advantages possible if An giistn remains In the circuit. Recauae If Augusta withdraws and forms an Independent circuit, with several other nlegbboring cities, it will probably be impossible to secure us many high-class attractions as the : older circuit controls. The matter will probably be occa sion for calling a special meeting o', the Fair association as soon as Pros, deist Jackson returns to the city front New York and Boston. DEWED LETTER deprived family Georgia Legislator Sues Postmaster For Not De livering Letter Promptly, Saying that Family Need ed Money to Buy Food. Special to The Herald, DAHLONKUA, (la. H. Huff, nn at torney lias tiled a Htilt in the Lump kin county court against I’ostmaster Pate, for two thousand dollars, al leged damages for himself and the same amount for his wife on the al leged grounds that Col. Huff while representing this county in the house of tile Inst legislature sent to Ills wife a letter containing money and that ilils letter wus returned to himself, in Atlnnta and that he had to send it a second time, He further alleges that his family suffered from luck of food while the latter was traveling to and from Dahlotiega and back. WALKING TIGER SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS TIME There were throe pious entered In tin* city court Saturday. Hump Mllltdgo, a negro, pleaded guilty of violation of the prohibition net. He wua a walking blind liK*»r, producing the goods from hie various places on his person for his customers. Judge Kve sentenced him to serve three months on the gang with out u fine. Andrew* Haywood. t\ negro, pleaded guilty to larceny from the house. He was sentenced to servo ten months on the public works. Will Gunn, a negro, pleaded guilty to simple larceny. He was sentenced to serve six months. MR- HENRY KENNEDY IS ASSISTANT MANAGER Mr. Henry Kennedy has been elect ed assistant manager of the Commer cial club, and has already assumed hla duties. Mr. Kennedy 1b well known in Augusta and his appoint ment will be the BOitrce of gratifica tion to many friend*. The Increas tng popularity of the club neceßsl tated in putting on an extra manager. Newbro’s Herpicide Delights the Ladies Because they know from experience that the intelligent use of Herpicide means much to their personal appearance. It saves and beautifies the hair and in the vast majority of cases, adds greatly to its abundance. The presence of the dandruff germ in the scalp destroys the gloss and beauty of the hair, even before the resulting disease becomes firmly established. 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If the Ambursen Hydraulic Con structlon company employ three crews of men to build the proposed Twin City Power company dam at Price’s Island and such is altogether possible, says Mr. W. L. Church, president of the company—no less than 1,200 men will be given steady work, at good wages, on a straight eight-hour shift. The »dam will be about 18 months in building, and the plant, when complete, will ilevelope 30,000 horse power. Mr. Church knows a concrete darn from top to bottom. His conversa tion regarding details holds the inter est unabated. He is a gifted talker, nnd hue at ids "finger tips" a stack of factß about the proposed dam. The dam itself will cost about sl,- 200,000. The plant complete, in cluding power bouse, transporting lines tor current and miscellaneous paraphernalia will represent an ex pendlture of about $3,000,000. In j the event the government, grants a permit for the dam. work will begin within 48 hours, said Mr. No More P I L ES No Matter How Bad Your Case Is Or How Long You Have Had It, Pyramid Pile Cure Can Cure It. Free Package Sent to Prove It. Half of the suffering and torture of piles has never been told. Whether your particular case of piles Is al most too excruciating for any mortal to bear, or It you are fearfully tan tallied by unreachable itching and bleeding or whether you have only a moderate case of piles, there Is posi tive relief, and quick too. In Pyramid Pile Cure. You need not take for granted all we say about our Pile Remedy. We want it to speak for Itself. That is why wo say to every per son suffering from piles or any form of rectal disease, send us your name and address and we will gladly seud you a free trial package of the mar velous Pyramid I’lle Cure. 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One of the difficulties encountered in the war department was a notion of the engineers that maybe the foundation at the proposed site is not what it should be. Accordingly, driliers were set to work. They flad that a very hard, thick stratum of fine foundation rock extends unbroken across the bed of the river This rock is so so.-d that it will only be necessary to go about half as deep for a foundation as the engineers figured on at first. It is possible that three crews will be employed, so that during the full 24 hours of every day the work may De kept rushing. Each crew will work eight hours. A crew comprises about 400 men. At least two crews will be employed, so it i 3 seen that sure work will be provided for at least 800 men. The dam will be 1,700 feet long, and will set at an angle across the river. The width of the dam at the base, up and down stream, is 120 feet, and its extreme heigh: 60 feet. Through the middle of the dam will run a road, large enough to accommodate any vehicle, thus the term Hollow dam. Incidentally, the structure will serve the purpose of a bridge or tunnel. The power house will be on the Carolina side of the river. The plans provide for a house about 250 feet long. From the pow er house to the top of a hill on the Carolina side wilt run a cause-way, about 1,000 feet long. ♦ When a representative of the Twin City Power company went before the war department to confer about cer tain details. General Marshal, chief engineer, complained because the plans provided for no waste gates. The Twin City people contended that the flow of water through the tur bines would be shut down sometime, and demanded that waste gates be put in. So the Twin City engineers were glad to make the concession, which, together with one about the foundation and a change in the top width of the dnm, were the only changes suggested by the department. Mr. Church brought a lot of photo graphs with him. showing various hollow concrete dams complete, which his company built, and other:, in process of construction. He will be glad to go over with any citizen of Augusta the plans for a dam at Price's Island. LEVIES ON HOUNDS FOR ALLEGED DEBT ATLANTA. —Mrs. Fannie Springer a milliner, on Friday levied an at tacbment. througn Justice Blood- i I worth's court, on two greyhounds ) owned by J. T Vickery, the detective i ! She claims the detective and his wife ] owe her for goods, and issued the at tachntent because she had heard Vick j erv was going to leave the s;ate. The greyhounds are blooded ant I mals. and are now at a feed store ! awaiting the outcome of the case. * f \’ ’ ’ - /Tjh & • ■ s < - : , - 'X ' 1 rzzz;: „ z-i BUSES MEN III) ALSO MAKE TRIP T r •, . 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Southern Railway announces very low rates account Presidential Inau guration, Washington, D. C., March 4th. Tickets on sale February 28th, March Ist, 2nd and 3rd, good return ing March Bth. For special parties of twenty-five or more, traveling together on one ticket, an exceptionall) low rate will be made. Dates of sale and limit as above. Special accommodation will ,be made to handle organized parties. For further information, Pullman reservations, apply to W. E. McGee, T. P. A., 759 Broad street. F 7-10-14-16-18-21 c resentation should go as they have suggested. No action has been taken in”the matter, but the suggestion has met with considerable favor. Mr. Hayne said that even though the Chamber of Commerce did not send a delega tion, he would be glad to constitute any party of members who had al ready planned to go, a delegation from the Chamber of Commerce, in case they would be willing to go iu that capacity, and Mr. Howard H. 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