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PAGE TWO Poor Digestion? This is one of the first signs of stom ach weakness. Distress after eating, aour eructations, sick headache, bil ious conditions are all indicative that it is the stomach that needs assistance. Help it to regain health and strength by taking BEECHAM’S PILLS for they are a stomach remedy that never disappoints. They act quick ly and gently upon the digestive organs, sweeten the contents of the •tomach, carry off the disturbing elements, and establish healthy con ditions of the liver and bile. The wonderful tonic and strength ening effects from Beechara’s Pills, make them a safe remedy—they Help Weak Stomachs la Boxm with fall direction*, lie. and tic. West End Local News Rev. J. H. Oliver will preach In the First Baptist church of Langley, 8, C., Sunday a/t 11 a. m. and 8 p. rn. Mr John Lovett of Adams street has been Indisposed for several days but seemed to b* Improving until Kri day, when he appeared to he conald crably worse. A special meeting for men only will bo held at 81. Luke church Sunduy afternoon at four o'clock. No sensa tion will be given hut all men, wheth er In or out of the church, hove a cordial invitation. Misses Kthel fiplrrs and Cecil and Edna Broadeur, three popular young ladles, are practicing for the grand chorus during the musical festival. The many Mends of Mr. W. .1. Owens will h<- pleased to know that ho has secured a position In the navy yard at Charleston, 8 C. Mr. Owens was formerly employed In a local shop as boiler maker but huslnesa became dull and several were laid off tem porarily. The lndlea of Crawford Avenue flap ttst church are working hard to make their Ire cream festival a success They meet at Red Men's Hall Satur day night. Mrs. Farrow and her charming lit tle daughter have returned to their home lu Milieu, (la., after a pleasant visit to Mrs. W. 11. 1,. Goodwin, on St. laik* street. Thetr many frtenda regret to learn of the Misses Beulah and Nellie Ed wards at thwlr boms, 1980 Talfalr street Thursday night a surprise party whs made up and visited Rov. P 11 Meara, at Ills home, 617 Cruwford avenue. Th* party enjoyed themselves to thetr utmoKt capacity The most Interest Inn part waa the complete surprise and also the guests carried edible* of different kinds, *uch as Ice cream, cakes, candles and fruit*. After quite a while of merry-making th# party partook of the good thing* carried. In regular plculc style. Need lass to sa.i that Rev. P. It Wears and wife enjoyed the occasion very much and looked upon It principally a* a token of love from flock to pas tor. Those present were: Rev and Mrs P. H Meant. Mr and Mr*. F V. Hen der»on, Mrs Mary Cheek*, Mr. and Mra. W R McKlveon. Mr. and Mrs Tom bong. Mr. and Mr*. O. I* Can nady, Meaars. J. P Recce, H L. Steed, A R. Miller, A. R. Hayes, M. J. Ken drlck, A. K. Gunter. M 11 Corley, T. W. Bunch, M L Long, b A Ken drlck, Mr*. T M. Laird, Misses 8alll« Mae, Ruby and laiulse Henderson, Bnl lle Bunch, Arlle, Vickie and Carrie Reece, Franklin, Musters I*. H. Me.g Jr., and Clyde Henderson IRISH-AMERICAN CO. RE-ELECT OFFICERS Mi*. M. J. McAuliffo Waa Again Made President of Organisation. The stockholders of the Irish Amer ican Investment company held a meet tug Friday night at the office of Mr. P F McAtially and reelected the old board of director* and th* officer* of the company. The officer* re-elected arc a* fol low*; President—-M J. McAuliffo Vice President—M, J. Callahan. Secretary and Treasurer- P F Mo- Anally. Attorney—Salem Dutch or. The board of director* are. Messrs Jno M. Lombard, A. J. Gouley, F Gehrken. H J Markwalfer. T J Bher •u, D. P. O'Connor, and J. R Lyons. AYER’S BIAIR VIGOR Stot- . ailing Hair An Elegant Dressing Destroy* Dandruff Make* Hair Crow Does not Color the Hair EXTINCT VOLCANO ■ll HUMBLING SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.—W. C. I Garner, of this city, has returned from Mount. Sanjaclnto and reports I that Interna! rumblings were heard iso distinctly that he was aroused | from bla sieep. Mount Sanjaclnto 13 !an extinct volcano. Some years ago after heavy rumblings had been heard an earthquake at Sanjaclnto destroy ed buildings and killed several In dians. The Mountain overlooks the Imperial valley where the earth quakes were felt Thursday night. SALVATION ARMY SAVED FALLEN V/OMEN Capt. H. Whitaker of the Charleston Branch Res cues Three Women from Houses of 111 Fame. Special to The Herald. CHARLESTON, g. C.—Captain H. Whitaker has rescued three women from houses of 111 fame during the past few days, one of the number was sent to the Salvation Army home at Greenville and In the next few days the otuers will be sent to the same place. Capt. Whitaker said that the wo men a earned to be thoroughly repent ent and he was satisfied that their decision to quit the lives that they have been living Is sincere and last ing. I,BRt year 8,000 rescues were made, Capt, Whitaker said, and of the num ber 96 per cent remained true to their promise to lead good and use ful lives. There are twenty-five of these homes for fallen women run by the Salvation Army and the re sults, Capt Whitaker says, Justifies their maintenance and cost. The wo men are well taken care of during their residence and upon leaving the Institution, they either go back to their relatives or they secure post (lons in which they make an honest and honorable living. Cheney's Expsctorsnt cuts coughs and colds ahort. Curea babies and grown people. 25c.. all druggists, ROBIN COOPER WON LOUISVILLE GIRL Slayer of Senator Carmack to Marry Daughter of President of Louisville and Nashville Railroad. LOUISVILLE, Ky—Robin Coopers appearance In Louisville has revived the rumors, which have been Hying about hen- for a number of months, to the effect that the young Tennes seean, wtio Is now tinder seutenee ns one of the slayers ol Senator Car mack, Is engaged to wed Miss Eva Lee Smith, the daughter of President Milton H Smith, of the Louisville and Nashville railroad Notwithstanding these reports, one who claims to speak by authority, says that there ts absolutely no truth lu the rumors, and asserts that, ns a matter of fact, there nover was any reution for them. It Is asserted that young Cooper studied law and went to college with Btd Smith, one of the sons of Milton H Smith. It Is also declared that the two young men were associated together In the law offices of Judge Bradford lu Nashville, and that, fop a number of years, they have visited each other. It ia said that on the visit* of young Cooper to Loiitsvllla he has been thrown In with nil the members of the Smith household, but, It ts said, there never waa the slight est ground for the assertion thai Cooper was engaged to marry Mins Smith or any other Louisville girl. Cooper is very popular hero with a w ide circle of young people, and he in highly esteemed. Miss Smith It now traveling in the Orient with het married stater. Home Smoked sod Dried Beef The Parlor Market. 'Phonee 500 501. No. 1018 Broad street. ALL READY FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT AT MACON MACON. Final arrangements are now being made at the Log Cabin Country club for the annual golf tour nament which Is to begin In Macon on Wednesday morning next. At j least Blxty of the entries are expect led to be out of town players. The names of a good many of the I men who will take part have already j been sent In to Capt. Redding or Kilen Taylor of the I.ig Cabin. All |of the prlicn are now being display led In Macon. ARION CHORAL CLUB’S PLEASANT CONCERT The Artou Choral club gave a con cert at the Tubman high school Frl- I day night under the auspices of the : junior class of the school. The con cert vva* a success tn every way.flnan | dally, socially and artistically, and j reflected credit on the professors w ho l trained the club. Many Augusta mu* j sic lovers heard the concert and ex- I pressed themselves as much pteasiKt ; The solos of Mrs. Harry Wall and j Miss Margaret Battle attracted espe cial attenilon. Wheat King Patten Here is the man who has cornered the wheat mar ket, and in doing so has cleared up several million dollars. He is James A. Patten, the Chicago specu lator. PROF. HANDS’ LECTURE TO BE INTERESTING Will Be Delivered Satur day Evening in Interest of North Augusta High School. Prof. W. H. Hand, state high school Inspector of South Carolina, will de liver a lecture Saturday evening in the North ’Augusta academy on "Sec ondary Education." He speaks in the interest of a high school for North Augusta. Every patron ot the acad emy Is especially urged to attend, as Prof. Hand, besides being a fluent speaker, Is an educator of high stand ing and his remarks will stimulate en thusiasm In the movement to estab lish a high school. AT THE GRAND. The amusement lovers of Augusta know a good thing when they see It. They know the shows which are offer ed at the Grand. Augusta’s heautlful theatre, are the best that money and experienced management can secure. An evidence of their knowledge of this fact ts the Immense crowds which attend this ever popular theatre dally and who go away thoroughly pleased and delighted with those excellent performances. As an amusement re sort the Grand has no peer and few equals. For In going to the Grand one feels at ease as to comfort, cleanli ness and the quality of the attraction. The management of the Grand has set a standard that is beyond reproach and everything Is done to maintain this high standard at, all times. The same clever bill will be offer ed this afternoon from ".30 to 6.30, and the llijougraph will present a number of entirely different pictures, from 6.30 to 8. The regular niglit performance will start at the usual hour, 8 o’clock, and run to 11 o'clock. COMING PLAYS LOUIS JAMES AS "PEER GYNT." America until very recently knew Henrik Ibsen only as a dramatist, a caustic llteratrur who dipped his pen in vitriolic satire and virtually tore to shreds the strands of convention ality that hold the soclnl fabric in tact. Ibsen, the pessimist, the vit riol thrower, the enemy of the beau tiful and righteous, was well known here, but Henrik Ibsen, the poet, the philosopher, the optimist, the patriot, has only become familiar to us since we have become acquainted with his "Peer" Gynt," for in this gem of char acter drawing we the Norwegian dramatist revealing his other and true self; the boy who slept on the Ri viera, who had day dreams of his rugged Norse mountains and who wrote of the legends of his home land as only an exile can write. It was under the cotnblued Influ ences of hlB country's folklore and ihe intoxicating perfumes of the Med iterranean shore that Ibsen wrote " Peer Gynt,” reflecting therein a hid den page of his Iwn earlier lift’s his tory. But it was not until “Peer Gynt" was revealed In dramatic form that the true Import of this marvelous fantasy was disclosed in its wonder ful wealth of satirical coloring, and sound philosophy, little wonder there fore, that It became tlv most dis cussed play before the public, for as an eminent professor wrote: "Peer Gynt" has enough material In it to construct n'dozen ordinary comedies. Richard Mansfteld achieved the greatest success of his successful ca reer In "Peer Gynt." and Louis James who was fortunate in securing the much coveted manuscript and entire original production has duplicated the same success Mr. James will appear at the Grand Thursday, April 29th. EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY. BRANCALEOXK. Calabria. Italy,— A severe earthquake was experienced at midnight Friday night. There were no casualties. ENVY I wouldn't like to be a Chtnec kid." said Bobby, 'with their funny pigtails" "Me either." assented Tommy; "but gee! Id like to be a little Japanese boy." "You would? What for”" “'Cause there is always somebody trying to keep the little Japanese boys from going to school. Nobody over tries to keep us from going."— Kxchang*. iiE AUGUSTA HERA Li/. YOUNG * * ms Should know that the purest, sweetest and most economical method of preserving, purifying and beautifying baby’s tender skin lies in warm baths with (MURA SOAR And gentle applications of Cuti cura Ointment. For eczemas, rashes, itchings and chafings of childhood and for the prevention of the same, as well as for the sanative, antiseptic cleansing of ulcerated, inflamed mucous sur faces and other uses which suggest themselves to women, these gen tle emollients are indispensable. BoIU throughout the world. Depot*: London, 27. ChtrterhoiweSq.; Paris, 5. Rue do la Pal* .Austra lia. U. Towna A Co.. Sydney: India. B. K. Paul, Calcutta; China. Hong gonx Drut Co , Janan Wnruya. Ltd., Toklo: Ho Africa. Benn™- l td.. Cape Town etc , P S.A Poller rmir A Chem. Corp, Bole rrooa.. I3S Columbia; Ave. Cutliiurt Book ou Cart ot tac bkln. Gov. Geo. Utley p?v Gov. George L. Lilley, of Connecticut, who is des perately ill at his home at Hartford, Conn. The phy sicians fear that he will not be able to recover. MR. JONAH HITE DIED NEAR BATESBURG Prominent Farmer Was the Father of Mr. Tom Hite, of Augusta. Special to The Herald BATESBURG, S. C.—Mr. Jonah Illte, an Industrious and well to do farmer, dlod at hts home about one mile south of town Friday morning at 10 o’clock. Mr. Hite had been a great sufferer for more than a year, and hts death, although not unex pected. came as a shock to his fain, ily. He was abont sixty-five year* old, and leaves a wife and three sons, Mr Toro Hite, of Augusta, Ga., and Messrs. Rbb and Milton Hite, of Batesburg. AS REPRESENTED. "You bunkoed me Into buyng your business!” exclaimed the angry vic tim. "In what way, my dear sir?” ask ed the big man in the white ve*t and red tie. "Why. you told me your business was going like clockwork and row I find It is all wound up.” "Wound up? Well, my dear, sir, don't you find clockwork wound up?" —Exchange. Al( the Many Ails causedyby coffee yield to well-boiled POSTUM “There’s a Reason” Read “The Road to Wdlvflle," In pkos. Patients In Open Air Hospital The New York Board of Health is taking a keen interest in the care of the sick. Dr. Darlington fav ors the law which will make it a misdemeanor for physicians to allow patients and invalids to lie in rooms devoid of fresh air and sunshine. Picture shows two convalescent patients in the New York Board of Health’s open air hospital at Otisville, N. Y. MARKET GOSSIP The coaler roads are still in favor on this reaction. Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western being especially well re garded First National Bank inter ests are said to be the principal buy ers of Reading. Chance of control rumors are helping the price of On tario and Western. Among the ju nior rails Denver, Kansas City South, ern and Rock Island issues are mos r prominently mentioned for further early improvement in prices. Financ ing plans are expected to be reflect ed in another advance in New York Central and Missouri Pacific. Advices are much mixed just now on the metal stocks. Pool interests remain bullish in tuelr advices on the Inter boro Metropolitan issues and Brook lyn Rapid Transi though their ad vance, it is admitted, may be slow.— Wall Street Topics. Senator Aldrich will make his statement and open the tariff discus sion on Monday. Turkish situation still unsettled. Coal operators meet tn New York Monday. Bradstreetru says taken as a whole there is slight ly large business doing. Dun’s re view says although movement of trade is slow it is in large volumi and steadily in direction of improve ment. Banks gained on week cur rency movement $679,000. Repub lican steel at present operating about 70 per cent of normal. Demand for finished steel oontinue to improve but only very gradually. Some Boston authorities think Copper consump tion will equal output by June l. Trunk lines will reduce grain rates to New York April 26 to compete with Canadian roads. Regular dividend on Pennsylvania, Steel pfd. Twelve industrials declined 0.60, Twenty ac tive railroads declined 1.26. —Dow Jones. Professionals may try to create re actionary activity today. On weak ness today would buy for a turn. The most important news today is the story from Washington by the Ameri can to the effect that private gossip there says the commodities case has been decided and that the supremo court stand 5 to 4 against the Hep burn act. The high prices of wheat and the Turkish situation are being THE CONVENIENCE, ECONOMY AND CLEANLINESS 0 F jGA S As a fuel, are unquestioned and vastly superior at every point to any other fuel in existence, Just think of the comfort you’re missing by not having a Gas Range. 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