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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT $2,500 WANTED ON CITY REAL ESTATE, WHICH RENTS FOR $60.00 PER MONTH, PARTY WILL PAY 7 PER CENT INTEREST, LOAN TO RUN FOR TWO YEARS. WM. E. BUSH Greene Street Home. Just lifted with us for sal* l a most desirable residence in host neighborhood of Greene street. House consist of parlor, sitting room dining-room, large butler's pantry and kitchen on first floor. And five bedrooms and two bath rooms on second floor. Good lot with stables. If m•< king a nice home here’s your opportunity. Price *7,500. Martin & Garrett Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds ——STOCKS=— Orders executed to buy ami sell stocks, bonds and investment securities on the New York Stock Exchange. We solicit your business. ARGO & JESTER 7 Library Building. Phone 12. . ••"■SB' H “CHIROPODY.” AND MANICURING AT HICKEY’S HAIR DREBSING PARLORS. ROOM 213 HARISON L *IL )ING “Hickey's Barber Shop.” 221 EIGHTH BTREET. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH, Friday, April JO Litany, 11 a. ni. Friday Junior Auxiliary gives musical at resi dence of Mrs. James Hull, It a Broad Street, from r> to 7 o'clock. Musical Program I «•<* < 'ream and < ’akc served. Tickets ('cuts. Saturday < ’on formation Class meets at •’> p. m., at the (’lmreh. WHAT THE SANDWICH WAS FOR. A stately old professor was ap proached by a young student one day In one of the western colleges. Tr> Do You Want to Buy a Home? I will offer for sale for the next few days « comparatively new house two storys, on a nice residence street between Cummings and Marbury streets, parlor, dining room, library, butler's pantry and kitchen, on ttrst floor. On tile second floor Is three bed rooms, bath and toilet, linen closet, etc. Price *3.7*0.00 terms to suit. W. T. Houston, Jr., REAL estate dealer, No. 205 Harisort Building 'Phone No. 607 = STOCKS AND BONDS = Orders executed on the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE to buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Invest ment Securities. Loam* negotiated. Your business solicited. W. S. GARDNER & COMPANY 124 Btli Street. SPEND YOUR MONEY RECKLESB - for there’s no telling how events will turn, it is a good policy to lay aside weekly a part of your earuinga and deposit them with a strong and safe Institution, such an THE AUGUS TA SAVINGS BANK, which allows 4 per cent Interest, compounded semi, annually. Open up an account with us THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK. 823 Broad Street. PERCY E MAY J. G. WEIGI.E, President. Cashier. I)R. THUS R. WRIGHT, Vlee. Pres. Putting your money in Heath and Milligan Best Prepared Paints, is like de positing it in the Bank. It is sure to draw a good rate of interest. Augusta Builders Supply Co, Ing hard to keep back n smile, the young man asked: "Professor, you any yon are an ex pert at solving riddles, don’t you?” "I claim that 1 am, my boy. ’ "Well, then, can you tell me why a man who has seen London on a fog gy dav and a man who has not seen London on a foggy day are like a ham sandwich?" The professor studied for a long time, venturing several answers, which proved to lie wrong. Finally, at his wit's end, he said: ”1 give it up." ' It's easy," said the other. "Give It up,'' repeated the profes sor. “Why," was the reply, "one has seen the mist and the other has miss ed the acetic. Ha, ha! Catch on?" "Of course I do, yon lunatic! Rut what lias the sandwich to do with it?” \fter the youngster had recovered from a spell of laughtci he chuckled: “Oh, mat's what you bite, on.”— Circle. BR. UTZfIHN WILL CONFER WITH OFFICIALS Will Meet With Them at Chamber of Commerce at Noon Wednesday. Dr E. G. Rautzahn who will arrive in Augusta Wednesday to make ar rangements for the coming of the Anti-Tuberculosis Society exhibit, hai requested that a meeting be arranged for him with the authorities of the city and county governments princi pals of schools, etc. The mayor of Augusta, intendants of Summerville, North Augusta and Harrlsonvllle, all county officials, phy sicians, president and members of Board of Education, principals oi schools, ministers, presidents and leaders of all lodges, gocletles-benevo lent and social —and any one interest ed in this work, are cordially invited to meet Dr. Rautzahn at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday at 12 o’clock. Dr. Rautzahn desires to inlist. the co-operation of all of these In the campaign which will be carried on during the time the exhibit is in An- | guata. The work of education In re gard to the nature of tuberculosis, the manner It is contracted, the methods of prevention, etc., will he taught b;> 1 various means outside the exhibit. It Is desired that any public of ficlals outside those who have been mentioned attend the meeting If they can possibly do so. MR.J.H. WILKINSON WILL BE GRAND MASTER MACON, Ga. —This afternoon Hon. John R. Wliklnson, ordinary of Ful ton county, will step into the office of Illustrious grand master of the Grand Council of F. and A. Masons, to suc ceed J. C. Postell, of Savannah, whoso term of office expires today. At the session this afternoon a new consti tution and by-laws will he adopted by the council. Tomorrow morning the Grand Chapter will convene for a two days convention. Hon. Thomas H. Jeffries, grand master of the Grand Dodge Is In Maeon attending the ses sions. BOARD OF HEALTH TO MEETTONIGHT The regular monthly meeting of the Rourd of Health will be held Tuesday night. An ordinance compelling all prop erty owners to equip new cellars with automatic valve traps In the floor, and four concrete walls and floor, will come up for its passage. Subse quently It will be submitted to city council. It la probable that an ordinance will be framed, also, providing for rigid tubocular tests of all dairy herds in and around the city. Under (ho l/resent system several tests are made, but the authorities desire to exercises even greater precaution. Nunirous matters of a routine na ture will occupy the attention of the hoard, in addition to the new and unfinished business. FIRE THREATENED BATTLESHIP FLORIDA NEW YORK.—hero was great excitement In the navy yard Tuesday morning when a fire was discovered under the bow of the eleven million dollar battleship Florida. It was first thought to have started by an enemy of the government but an In vestigation repealed it to be acci dental. It was soon extinguished. The dam age Is slight. i CAPT- A. J. TwTQGS HAS LAUNCHED HIS STEAMER Oapt. A. J. Twiggs launched the hull of his new steamer Monday af ternoon In about alx weeks It will be finished, and. when complete, will represent an expenditure of *12.000. The steamer will be 90 feet long and 20 feet In the beam Her draft will be two feet on an even keel. She will have an upper deck and superfi cial housings for the crew. Her en gine will be the latest marine steam type, developing 150 hors* power Oapt. Twiggs means to uae the steam er for towing lighters and doing other heavy work on the river. She is primarily a power boat, havtng as much or mor* strength than any other steamer on the river except the Katie. Mr K D Franklin of Columbia, S. C.. is visiting hi* father. Mr. J. M. Franklin, thl* week, at N«. 1642 St. 'Luke afreet. THE AUGUSTA HERALD HOW TO 6AIN HEALTHY FLESH Alexander Drug Company Adviee Uae of Samose While thinness may not be a dis ease, yet It is in reality a condition that needs attention. Under the nourishing power of Samose healthy, natural flesh will soon be attained. This remarkable flesh-forming food i strengthens the system generally and j builds up the fleshy tissues so that good, natural plumpness results. On ounce of flesh is better than a ! pound of theory. Alexander Drug Co. believe that the best possible de monstration of the flesh forming pow i et-s of Samose is to have it tried by l their customers, and to induce them jto use it. They offer to pay for the Samose in case it does not give sat isfaction. No stronger proof than this can be given of their faith in It. I They have seen hundreds who were weak, thin, and scrawny, become | plump, robust and strong, solely j through the use of Samose. If you are thin or in poor health, ’ take advantage of this offe-. Yon run no risk whatever, and the chances are 98 out of 100 that you will notice a gain in weight after us ing Samose for a week or ten aavs. Sent post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents. —it ■ I SAM HAMMOND HAD LOT OF PHONEY MONEY Well Known Negro Char acter Escaped When Po lice Raided Crap Game. After having escaped from the po lice Sunday night, when they raided a crap game, Sam Hammond, a ne gro, who is a well known character, was placed under arrest Tuesday morning, charged with burglary. When searched, a part of a one dollar bill, some clearing house certificates, that had not been signed, and sev eral Confederate bills wqye found on his person. Sam has been before the police numerous times for various municipal off* uses. He will be given a prelim inary hearing before the recorder Wednesday. The police are at a loss as to what Sam wanted with the old money on his person, unless he want ed to pass it. Sam says that he Just had it. which is not very enlightening. He will no doubt explain his actions to the Judge Wednesday. SERGT. BUCHANNAN GETS BACK FROM GREENVILLE TRIP Orderly Sergeant G D. Ruchannan and Officer Russell nave returned from Greenville, S. 0., where they went to identify George Rarton, the notorious burglar who was caught by the Augusta officers last year for rob bing a bank at Sharon, Ga. Rarton is being tried by the United States authorities at Greenville for robbing a postofflee. II was thought that Rarton would plead guilty last. week, but he has re fused to admit his guilt. If he pleads Sergeant Ruchannan will not have to go to Greenville again, but it he is tried, he will have to go there to prove the identification in court. GRAND JURY TO TEST SCHOOL COOKING Committees Are Now En gaged In Inspecting- Var ious Phases of the Coun ty's Work. The grand Jury committees started Tuesday morning to examine the county’s properties. The books of the officers are being auditted, and the buildings are being inspected. The school committee started out on the rural schools, leaving the city Tuesday morning, In company with Supt. Evans. They will return Tues day afternoon. Lunches will be serv ed the school committee while they are examining the schools. The lunches will be prepared by the pu pils of the different schools, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Holt. Friday the grand jury will raeaf again In their rooms, to take up all criminal business that has come up during the past week. There has been one case of burglary that will come before them. — | LEARNING THINGS. We Are All in the Apprentice Class. When a simple change of diet bringß back health and happiness the story is briefly told. A lady of Spring- Held, 111., says: "After being afflicted for years with nervousness and heart trouble, I received a shock four years ago that left me In such a condition that my life was despaired of. “I could -get no relief from doctors nor from the numberless heart and nerve remedies l tried, because I did n't know that coffee was dally put | ting me back mote than the doctors ! could put me ahead. ' Finally at the request of a friend I left off coffee and bpgßn the use of Postum and against my convictions 1 gradually Imp-oved In health until for the past 6 or 8 months I have been tlß'relv free from nervousness and those terrible sinking, weakening spells of heart trouble. My troubles all came from the use lof coffee which I had drunk from childhood and yet they disappeared ■ when I quit coffee and took up the ! use of Postum " Many people marvel at the effecte of leaving off coffee and drinking Pos tum. but there is nothing marvelous about it —only common sense. Coffee is a destroyer—Postum is a rebullder. That's the reason. Look In pkgs. for the famous lit tle book, “The Road to Wellvtlle.” Ever read the above letter? A new one appear* from time to time. They are qenuine, true, and full of human interest. SUFFRAGETTES AGAIN BREAKS LOOSE ' LONDON.—In a raid on parliament Tuesday afternoon four militant suf fragettes succeeded in gaining admit tance into St. Stevens' Hall, where they chained themselves to statues of statemen. Immediately they be gan shouting “Votes for women,” un til policemen forcibly released them and took them to jail. THE HIS JURY COMPLETED - TUESDAY NEW YORK. —Hains jury com pleted two fifteen Tuesday afternoon. THE PAGE OF PRESIDENTS. This Page Will be a Hummer for the Advertiser.—A Prize Contest. The Herald will publish in a few days a page containing a correct pic ture, autograph and, short-history of each president from Geo. Washington, of the “hatchet” fame, to Wm. How ard Taft. This page is literary, his toric, instructive and entertaining. Thousands of them will be preserved and stuck up in homes and offices for further reference. There will be an advertisement be side each president, and those who have anything to advertise and fail to be represented on this page will be a b&ck number indeed. An elegant watch (choice of lady’s or gentleman’s) will be given away to get people to read the ads. Every one in and out of the city is invited to contest for the watch. There will be a few questions to answer about tire presidents and an intentional mis spelled word to find in each ad on the page. LINES TO AN HEIRESS. I do not want a motor-car; I do not want a yacht; I do not pine to roam afar And over Europe trot. I do not seek rare works of art, Reloved, it is true, The only object of my heart Is You, You, You! For when I’ve got you, don’t you see These other things will come, For in the line of i. s. d. You’ve got a tidy sum. For all these luxuries I’ll wait— Yacht, travel, motor too — «, Til) I shall dwell in blissful state With You, You. You! —T Rlithorington Notawad, in Har per’s Weekly. POOR TIRED DOGGY. Little 4-year-old Marian was walk ing one day with her mother, when she saw a dachshund for the first time. Like all dogs of tha class, his body was long and his legs Bhoit. Marian gazed at him with wide open brown eyes for a moment, then said excitedly, "Oh, mother, mother, look at that queer doggy with legs at each corner of hint! Was hl3 legs long once, mother, and did they get wored down by him using them so much.” —Christian Advocate. JOKE ON THE POKERS. “Even a policeman can't arrest tha flight of time,'* said the funny man. "Oh, I don’t know,” rejoined the matter-of-fact person. “Only this morning I saw a policeman enter a side door and stop a few minutes.” —lllustrated Hits. COMING PLAYS. Louis James As “Peer Gynt.” "Peer Gynt" steeped as it is In Nor wegian folklore, fantastic with goblin dances, visions, allegorical and super natural figures, colorful with pictur esque scenes, spectacular with ship wrecks, inspiring with oriental danc es and songs, prodigal with mechani cal devices and blended with appro priate music by Grieg, is withal a lit erary gem, and the greatest vehicle that Louis .James has ever had to display his wonderful versatility, for In “Peer Gynt” he discloses%tii the phases of life from youth to'Blil age. Mr. James will be seen at th» Grand Thursday night. Seats now selling. Prices 50c to *1.50. THE GRAND Thursday Night LOUIS JAMES as “PEER GYNT,” Supported by a notable cast. Seats Ready Today. Prices: 50c, 60c, 75c, SI.OO, $1.50 THE GREAT GRIFFITH SHOW All This Week. 25 PEOPLE 25 And Orchestra, under their Water proof tent, opposite the Union Sta tion. ADMISSION 10c and 20c See Miss Geraldine undergoing •IS hour hypnotic sleep at Augus ta Trunk Works, 851 Broad, ‘•Wrong" side of street. Marvelous Prescription for all Stomach Distress Rejoice and be glad ye army of ner vous wrecks and dyspepsia. No more will you need to exclaim in that hopeless tone “Oh my poor old stomach.” For your druggist has a prescrip tion that turns old stomachs into new ones and sour stomachs into sweet ones in a week There’s happy days ahead for you and for your poor old flabby tired out stomach if you just wont be obsti nate. Just go to your druggist to day, lay down 50 cents and say I want a box of Ml-o-na tablets made from the most successful prescriptions for indigestion, catarrh of the stomach and all stomach distress the medical profession has ever known. And just take one or two tablets with or after meals for a few days and then if you don't agree with us that Mi-o-na is a marvelous prescrip tion tell your druggist and he will give you your money back. Well leave it to your sense of fairness whether that’s a square deal or not. Mi-o-na tablets promptly relieves belching, heaviness, pain in stomach, heartburn, sour stomach, foul breath, and coated tongue. Give them a trial and chuckle with pleasure. Mi-o-na is sold by leading druggists every where. If your are lazy and out of sorts it is probably your liver. Wake it up. Try Rooth’s Laxative Pills; the beat of the good laxative 25 cents at drug gists. SOCIETY —Friends of Mrs. Samuel Shepard, of this city, will be deeply grieved to learn that she is quite ill with double pneumonia at the home of her son-in-law in Atlanta. Mrs. Shepard is so ill that greatest apprehensions are entertained. —Mrs. Edward Platt requests that all the ladles of the chorus for the Music Festival will again wear crimson roses as the bril liancy of the picture presented last evening was greatly accentuated by this vivid touch of color. —Mrs. Charles Thornton, of Union Point, who has been the guest of Mrs. Charlie Ferris for a week, will go down to De Hruce, Ga., the last of the week to spend a few days with Mrs. W. W. Hack, before returning home next week. —An important meeting, called, of the Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, at 4:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. S. Les ser. Matter of importance will be taken up and a full attendance of members Is urged. A SENSATION IN SILKS. In connection with a great many extraordinary bargains that is being offered at Mullarkv & Sullivan Co. as a great price slashing in silks of a very desirable nature and when they say specials in silks, it will pay you to put down everything else and go there and investigate at once; it means money saved for you. GREAT NEED. Oh, that some Rurbank of the West Would patent, make, and sell An onion with an onion taste— But with a violet smell. —Judge’s Library. Mammoth Sale of Trunks GIVE US A CALL. Augusta Trunk: Factory 851 Broad. Wrong Side of Street. M. M. CLECKLEY, Prop. BALK’S PLANTS FOR YOUR PORCH BOXES, FRONT YARD, OR CEMETERY PLOT. Our plants are extra fine this year and xve have a very large stock on hand just now Geraniums, Double Petunias, Single Petunias, Moon Vines, Heliotrope, Lobelia, Lantana, Aster Plants, Verbena, Salvia, Coleus, Ageratuin, Ferns, Tomato Plants, Egg Plants. Try our hard head Lettuce for your salad, crisp and fresh from our farm. PROMPT DELIVERY, ’Phone 585. Residence ’Phone 1619 BALK’S /NURSERY, 226 GREENE ST. TUESDAY, APRIL 27. AMUSEMENTS AT THE SUPERBA. The Superba is offering a splendid bill this week. Fred W. Kennedy, comedian and trick pianist, has a remarkably clever act which is a great laugh producer. His act is one which must be seen to be appreciated. _ Miss Ruth Chandler, as “The l!n --happy Maid,” sustained the part well but was unable to make the audience partake of any of her sadness. “The Three Casads” have a splen act in which is featured Master SyL van Casad, the “Little Boy with a Big Voice.” This is one of the best acts of the program and gains its share of applause. The show on the whole is a very good one and is set off with a splendid lot of picture* and some good illustrated songs. The initial performances yesterday were seen by large crowds. At the Arcadium. The Arcadium has the best mov ing pictures this week that have been seen in Augusta for some time. Mov ing pictures, two years ago, made the Arcadium and the pictures that are now being shown daily are well up to the Arcadlum’s usual standard. The management an nounces that next week a fine or chestra will be secured, and an il lustrated song will be given at each performance. The orchestra will he one of the best in the city. It will be in attend ance at every show. The pictures are continuous during the evening. Next week a fine singer will sing an illustrated song after the moving pic tures. The pictures are the well known Pathe pictures, which are con sidered the best. The price of ad mission has been lowered to the old moving picture price, and the man agement are determined to give the public their money’s worth. AT THE GRAND. There will be no vaudeville at the Grand this week. The music festi val occupies the house for two nights, then Louis James is coming Thurs day with Peer Gynt, and the doctors will have one night. The other two nights the theatre will be dark, but next Monday the vaudeville and the life-size motion pictures will be re sumed. A fine bill is promised. “Before a man is 30 he falls in love with every pretty girl he looks at.” “Yes, and after he is 30, he falls in love with every pretty girl who looks at him.” —Boston Transcript. Stt HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem edy for Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue. Pain in th t'if:. TORPID LIVER, /hey CARTER’S) IP STYLE I HLVER ; regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PtfcC. Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature REFUTE SUBSTITUTES CARTERS fiWa JbsJJi A few more days of our great sacrifice sale of trunks We have left a few odd sizes These splendid Trunks will go at about HALF VALUE. SUIT CASES We also put on sale this week some excellent values in Suit Cases and Valises; many to go at V 2 PRICE.