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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1909)
PAGE TEN Wanted: $2,000, For Three Years, At 8% Security: N ‘£ h e(^ s M« th Wm„ E. BUSH. 1 BROAD STREET LOT. " For sale on do ft. .wn block a nicely located lot. fronting 36 II feet on Broad St snd running hack 136 feet. This lot also car ries the privilege of In 8-foot alley on Its eastern side, owned Jointly with the owner of the next door property. A very attractive prop osition at 11,260. MARTIN & GARRETT ".t: -tct:- ■ ■ ■ ====STOCKS==— Orders executed to buy and sell stocks, bonds and investment securities on the New York Stock Exchange. We solicit your business. ARGO & JESTER 7 Library Building. Phone 12. “SAVINGS BANK” THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK la a "Savings Hank” In all that the word Implies. This Hank has been the depository of countless number- and today has more depositors thnn ever before amounting In number to several thousand. YOU* should Join Ibis great army of Savers. It is oaßy to join. No amount too small arid none too largo. All have the same atten tion. 4 per cent Interest to all. Como In, you will he welcome. THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK 30 YEARB IN THE SAVINGS BANK BUSINESS Percy E. May, President. Dr. Thus. It. Wright, Vlco-Prost. J, 0. Weigh-, Cashier. DU WILL KOI JOIN THEOUTLIS SYRACUSE, N. Y Michael J. Ib>n Hu, Of the Now York Nationals, de nies that ho Intends to Join Calla han's Chicago baseball team. Dunlin said, however, that unless hts terms wore accepted within the next few •lays he would sign a theatrical con tract To The Trade! We are pleased to advise that tho capacity of our Keyatone Lime KMna has been lnereaaed to now tho largest iu tho south en abling: us to offer tho famous "KEYSTONE" WHITE LIME In this territory for prompt shipment. “KEYSTONE" Is the highest priced, but tho strongest whitest and host Lime for Brick Work and Plastering. It is packed In the best cooperage. We can sell you good TENNHB6EE LIME at lower prlocs. Lot us ijuoto you Delivered Your Town, car lots or less Carolinti Rortlfiru.l Cement Co. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS. CHARLESTON, S. C. “Prosperity o( 1906 Is About To Return." Build Now or Pay More Which Will You Do? INDUSTRIAL LUMBER COMPANY Home Huilders. Phone 282 “CHIROPODY.” AND MANICURING AT HICKEY'S HAIR DRESSING PARLORS. ROOM 213 HARISON L MLDING. “Hickey’s Barber Shop.” Ledgers Journals Cash Books. Office Outfitters. Kodaks. Films and Sunoll.. Wrltlna Tablets. Pens, Ink. Pencils. Films Developed and Printed.’ RICHARDS STATIONERY COMPANY. LOOK FOR THE RABBITS—NO "POSSUMS." Are You thinking of Purchasing A Diamond? WE ARe HEADQUARTERS HAVING THE LARGEST BTOCK IN AUGUSTA. L. J. SGHAUL d CO.. Popular Priced Jewelers. 840 BROAD SlKttl. Repairing, Engraving, Diamond Setting. BENDER COACHING COLLEGE PLAYERS CHARLESTON, S. C.—Outfielder Bender of the Columbia team of last year Is now coaching the College of Charleston team and he promises to turn out an even faster aggregation of students than the college had last yaor. Bender has heard nothing from the Columbia team. There is, how ever, some talk that he may be rein stated, having been blacklisted when ho assaulted Manager Win Clarke of the Columblas, on board the Clyde Bloomer coming to Charleston from Jacksonville. II Ik thought that the Imn will he removed and that Bond er will play good hall for Columbia or some other team of the league. Complete Stock of— Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry and Silverware. Rose Hat Pin* *1.25. Large Rhine Stone Hat Pins *1.26. The Swine or the Flower? Ah me! I saw a huge and loathsome sty, Wherein a drove of wallowing swine were barred, Whose banquet shocked ths nostril and „ the eye; Then spoke a voice, “Behold the source of lard!” I fled, and saw a field that seemed at first One glistening mast of roses pure and white, With dewy buds ’mid dark green foliage nur3ed; And, as 1 lingered o’er the lovely sight, The summer breeze, that cooled that Southern scene, Whispered, *' Behold the source of COTTOLENE!” GEORGIA CITIES TO HUE DICES JACKSONVILLE. —The south will he the mecca of the horsemen In the future. Official announcement was made yesterday that the track in course of construction for proposed racing here has been practically com pleted, and the announced a few weeks ago, this new course will change and scene of winter racing, and make the land of Dixie the lead er In the sport of kings. The track, which will be under the control of the Florida Live Stock and Agricultural State Fair association, is situated just outside of the city limits of this city, and fifteen minutes, ride from the heart of the town. The course is one mile in circumference, SOME MEN Are Made By The Clothes They Wear. MCCREARY’S and. according to the promoters, will be lightning fast when the soli set tles, A steeplechase course will be laid out In the Infield, but will not he ready until the latter part of the year. Tho grandstand will he built of steel and concrete and up-to-date In every particular, Thb stablos, pad dock and betting ring are modelled after the beautiful Sheepshead Ray, and tho plant in its entirely will be the best that was evur erected down south. With this track in operation it means that chain of four courses wfll furnish a busy circuit for the tup sites. Tampa, Savannah and Atlan ta will be members of the body, al though Jacksonville will be the chief plant. It is the intention of the magnates in control of these tracks to open the regular season In NOYom- Make-Nan Tablets For Weak Nerves Wonderful Results in a Short Time. 50-Cent Box Free. Nine personn out of every ten are more or less afflicted with some nervous dls »rd«*r, caused by the Impurity of the blood. It may be hardly noticeable at first, but the diseuse is bound to *tow worse if not checked in time. If you are a nervous wreck, your vitality at a low ebb and your blood Impure or elug xleh. it is hard for you to withstand disease. Nervous breakdown. Prostra tion Kidney and Liver niser\*es. Rheum atism, Insomnia, Melancholia, W.tated Vitality, and even Consumption. are ail forms of nervou* and blood disorders. They will lead to an early death IX not treated in time Make-Man Tablets are the greatest remedy known for all nerve .vnd blood ailments. Make-Man Tab lets, as a tonic, nourish and enrich the blood and thereby strengthen and inlet every nerve cell in the syatem. You should try them—today' Your mon*' back If not perfectly satlafled. Msk« Man Tablets are sold by leadfn# druggists, BOc per box. six boxes for 12.50: or direct by mall on receipt of price. I—“CUT OUT FREE COUPON "" 11 Make-Man Tablet Co.. 110 Make Mad itldg . Chicago. A« I have never used Make-Man Tablets before. please send me through my druggist. iPruggist's Name* .. t Address* . . .. ~ a full sl*e 60c box Make-Man Tablets; also your valuable booklet. I enclose 4c to partially pay mailing expenses. My Name Address ...... (Write plainly. Only‘tone box to each family) THE AUGUBiA HERALD DDVES ASSEMBLE TO FLYTOiUGUSTi NEW YORK.—The Eastern contin gent of the Doves is assembling in New York and will leave tomorrow to pitch camp at Augusta, Georgia. The western squad will leave Chicago to morrow for the same place, In charge of Manager Bowerman. The players will reach the Georgia city made famous of President Taft on Sunday and win train constantly until the first of April. The schedule of exhibition games is as follows: April 1, play the Athens team at Athens, Ga. April 2, Spartanburg at Spartan burg, S. C. April 3, Greenville at Greenville, S. C. April 4 and 6, Charlotte at Char lotte, N. C. April 6, Danville at Danville, Va. April 7 and 8, Roanoke at Roanoke, Va. April 9, Lynchburg at Lynchburg, Va. April 10, Baltimore at Baltimore, Md. April 11, Providence at Rocky Point April 12, Fall River at Fall River. April 13. Lynn at Lynn. At the regular Lyceum course at the D’Antlgnac Free school Friday night, a very enterestlng lecture wlli delivered by Rev. E. F. Dempsey. The subject of his lecture will be: “What are the Habits for Success?” A very large audience is expected. “McCreary’s System” clothes will “make” any tailor-made man because they easily outclass the best efforts of every bench worn tailor in the state “McCreary’s” clothes are “builders.” They “build up” a man’s appearance, “build up” his bank account by saving him money and “build up” the mak ers’ and our reputation. Good reasons for good clothes. Made especially for “father and the boys” New Spring Suits now on exhibition. Newest styles, best materials, saving prices. sls to $35. 742 Broad Augusta, Ga. her. With this quartette of plants they figure that at least 150 days’ racing can be conducted before the runners wend their way northward. There is Only One “Bromo Quinine" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN INE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE Used the world over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. DIOIffIiSTBY TO BUYJUSON? NEW YORK. —George Bernard, a well know n Australian sporting man, who has just arrived in London, tells a remarkable story about the Burns- Johnson fight. He say* that before the mill began Johnson and his manager, Sam Fitz patrick, received an offer of $12,000 in cash to throw the fight to Burns, but that they turned the proposition down cold. Bernurd also states that when Johnson and Fitzpatrick arrive in this country, in about ten days, they will corroborate his assertions. He declares further that • Johnson had Burns beaten l n the first round, but that the big negro evidently al lowed hlg opponent to stay because a quick ending would have spoiled the moving pictures of the mill. According to Bernard, the gross re ceipts of the Burns-Johnson fight were not more tha n *65.000, instead of *130,000. as reported some time ago; also that the Burns-Squires fight, at Sydney, drew a *15,000 gate, not one of *60,000. Burns, by the way. stated j*st after his crushing defeat that he would never return to America. He Is in Australia, but may go to England soon. MRS. M. BEARDEN HAS PASSED AWAY Well Known Milledgeville Lady Died at Home Fri day Morning. Special to the Herald. MILLBDQFJVILiLB, Ga.—Mr*. Mar. tha Bearden, aged sixty-five yeggs, one of the best known ladles In this section of Georgia, died Friday morn ing. She leaves several children. In cluding Mrs Stovall of this city, and Mrs. Rainwater of Atlanta. It// 3 "* Health Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color and Beauty. No matter how long it has been gray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth •f healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes Dan* droll. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re fuse all substitutes. times as much in SI.OO as 50c. size, Not a Dye. *!-*?:* ,®® c " bo,,les » “I druggists Send Jc for tree book "The Care of the Hair.” PhUo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. Hays Butina Soap cum Piapies, rw. roufrn and chapped hands, and ail skin dis eases. Keeps skin fine and soft 25c. dniurista, 3end 2c tor (res book H Tbe Cara of the Skin.** TIGERS REPORT TO HUGHEYJENNINGS DETROIT—AII the players of the Detroit Tigers, save the few who live in the South or far West, reported to Manager Jennings here today, pre pared to begin the trip to the winter training quarters at San Antonio, Texas. They will leave tomorrow and will commence active work in the Alamo City next. Tuesday. The complete itinerary of the Amer ican league champions is as follows: March 21 and 22 —Washington at San Antonio. March 27 and 28 —At Austin, Texas. April 3 —At Dallas, Texas. April 4 —At Fort Worth, Texas. April s—At5 —At Wichita, Kan. April 6—At Topeka, Kan. April 7 and B—At8 —At Indianapolis, Ind. April 9 —At Fort Wayne, Ind. April 10 and 11 —at Toledo, Ohio. April 1 and 13 —At Columbus, Ohio. April 14—League opening at Detroit with Chicago. Front March 9 to March 20 the Tigers will work away steadily under Manager Jennings’ direction. Their first series of games will be due March 21 and 22 when the Washing ton club will come over front Gal veston. Games will be played with the San Antonio club on appropriate dates until April 2, aside from one trip to Austin. The following men will make the trip: Catchers —Beckerdorf, Stanage and Schmidt. Pitchers —Donovan, Mullin, Sum mers, Killian, Willett, Elijah “Bum pus" Jones, LaFitte, Suggs, Speer, Winters and Works. Infielders —Rossman, Capt. Schaef er, Bush, Moriarity, O’Leary, Killifer, and possibly Downs. Outfielders —Cobb, Crawford, Mcln tyre and D. Jones. FIRMER cram OF MERCER TERM MACON, Ga.—ln order to straight en out the football situation at Mer cer and to pave the way for a tran quil fall season, Clay Blnion has re signed the place of captain and Thomas Farmer has been elected in his stead. This change took place Wednesday afternoon. Some time ago Binion was elected but the vote was contested by friends of Poole, one of last year’s ends. For some time following the discussion the team members were split up. Blnion resigned la order that a new man could be seleoted and so that there would be nothing in the way of the success of the team this fall. Roller Skates - At- Bowen Bros. 908 Broad St. SUPERBA ALL THE WEEK JEANRE & ELLSWORTH Greatest Novelty Act Ever Seen Here. Other Vaudeville Features and Be*t Motion Pictures, Changed Dally. Week of March Bth: EVA RAY CO. In Somnolency. THE GRAND, To-Night. Mxx Rogers, the Little Fellow of the Rogers Brothers. “In Panama.” SEATS NOW SELLING. Prices 50c to $2.00. WPAN CLEVER FOOTWEAR c RALLY women to “Patrician” support—the skill in their creation is recognized at sight—and no doubt has ever lingered in the memory of every satisfied customer. The little spontaneous out bursts of pleasure that escape from women when viewing delight ful things are ever earned from "Patrician" observation. This same pleasure lingers through a generous period of well wearing fashion, until dismissed from service—even then its shape remains. Callahan-Dobson Shoe Co., Augusta, Atlanta, Columbia, S. C., Greensboro, N. C* rr The South’s greatest retailers of good Shoes. FLORENCE CRITTENDON MAGAZINES CIRCULATED Mr. A. W. Elliott, of Atlanta, cir culation manager of the Florence Crittenden Magazine, who has been in Augusta several days, soliciting subscriptions for that publication, re turns to his home Friday afternoon. His efforts were unexpectedly suc cessful In this city, and he desires to thank, through the columns of The Nellwood Lumber Co., AUGUSTA, GA. TELEPHONE No. 158. Manufacturers of Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lum ber. Your orders solicited for square and sound or merchantable 1905 Dimension Stuff and Car sills. Capacity of Mill, 20,000 Feet. Daily. Here Is A Proposition You, of course, want a new Spring Suit. You know that Howe & Co. are the leading tailors in Au gusta—the place for clothes that fit, are new, nobby, and “swell." 3o let us make you a new suit. Our large, new stock of spring patterns is in and on dis play——all the new weaves and colors. Now, FOR CASH —we will make any *36.00 Suit FOR $30.00. Any $40.00 Suit FOR $32.50. Guaranteeing fit, workmanship and linings. If they do not fit and please you, do not take the clothes. Come see our display. Delivery at once or for Easter. Get measured any way now. Howe & Co., “Makers of Clothes That Fit.” HARISON BUILDING. Money To Loan. 3 to 5 Years, On City And Summerville Im proved Property, And For Building Purposes. JNO. JAY COHEN & CO., 735 BROAD ST. fRIUAY, MARCH 3 Herald, all who subscribed to the magazine, thereby aiding in the mis sionary work being done by the Flor ence Crittenden homes. The Florence Crittenden Magazine is one of the sources of revenue of the Florence Crittenden homes. Its subscription rate is one dollar per year, and Mr. Elliott says that all who subscribe to the publication will as sist In the great charitable work. Mr. Charles N. Crittenden has been in the city several days, and will re main here until the last of the week.
