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SUNDAY, MAY 9.
For
Sitle
1 Automatic Carbonator, cost
$260, will sell for ......$145
f 1 electric motor, cost S9O, will
sell for SSO
Both as good as new.
1 new Refrigerator, suitable for
grocery and butcher, very large
anti handsome, very low price.
1 2nd hand small display Re
frigerator, cost $65, will sell
for S3O
One handsome Onyx Lippincott
Soda Fount, cost new $5,000,
make us an offer. Chairs, Ta
bles and various fixtures with
Fount.
We must close these goods.
A bargain for some one. Will
sell separately or together.
Hollingsworth -
Tutt
Candy
Co.
Doctor Your Walls
With Cementico
Old walls, or new for that,
can be done over with Cemen
tico wall tints at a small cost
(you can do it yourself), and it
gives the home a brand new ap
pearance.
Beautiful Tints
Cementico comes in all the
delicate shades as well as the
deper colors. Cementico will
brighten your home, it is inex
pensive.
A. H. McDaniel
613 Broad St.
SPECIAL
Fresh Eggs ... 25c dozen
Virginia Hams 16c pound
Virginia Shoulders,
at 13c pound
Republic Coffee
at 25c pound
j. w. McDonald
SUCCESSOR TO
E. J. DORIS, Corner 13th and
May Ave. Phone 633.
Do You Devote So
Much Thought to
Earning Your Money
That You Have None
To Give to Spending
it?
Does every dollar of your in
come stand for care, skill, en
ergy, intelligence, training, anx
iety?
Why not make the spending
of it a matter of some concern
—of some forethought, some
pre-arrangement ?
Why not read Herald ads
and, so far as possible, buy ad
vertised things?
Union Savings Bank
The Men Who
Direct This
hank
Are
WJi. SCHWEIGERT,
A. S. MORRIS,
C. H. COHEN,
E. J. DORIS.
J. P. MULHEIJN,
F. X. DORR,
BOWDRE PHINIZY,
THOMAS S. GRAY,
T. S. RAWORTH,
PAUL HEYMAXN,
SUPREME COURT
SUSTAINS HYDRICK
Affirmed Judgment in
Favor of Greenville Car
olina Power Company.
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Special to The Herald.
COLUMBIA, S. C.—in an opinion
Saturday the supreme court affirmed
the judgment of Judge Hydrick for
twenty five thousand dollars against
the United States Fidelity & Guaran
ty Co., in favor of the Greenville
Carolina Power company on bond for
the proper construction of a dam
across the Saluda river, by Jno. F.
Grady & Co.
SIMEON BROOKS PUT
ON TRIAL SATURDAY
Simeon Brooks, a negro, was put
on trial in the superior court Satur
day morning charged with assault
with intent to murder. He, is charged
with cutting Claude Chamberlain, a
negro, with a pocket knife. Brooks
is represented by Archibald Black
shear.
TAFT APPOINTS GRI.'BB.
WASHINGTON. President Taft
Saturday nominated William I. Grubb
to be U. S. District judge of the
northern district of Alabama. This
disposes finally of the long contro
versy concerning the appointment of
Oscar L. Hundley, which met the ob
jection of the Birmingham bar.
Queen Wilhelmina, of Holland, has at last presented an heir to the throne
of the people of The Netherlands. In the picture at toji is shown “Queen Wil
helmina and Her Child” and is a reproduction of a postal card picture that
had an enormous sale in Holland. Below, to the left, is Dr. J. B. Kouwer
professor of University of Utrecht, Queen Wilhelmina’s physician, arriving
at the palace in The Hague. At the right is a picture of the Royal rattle
presented to the queen by the city of Groningue.
to Ban You
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last or Woman
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kind of happiness
and are a sufferer
from disease, the
sure way to obtain
it is to
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give skilled swrlw and expert
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mail. Have treated thousands tnis
way dining the past years.
Write TODAY for symptom blanks,
detailed information, and onr Book
of Pacts YOU should know. They
will cost you nothing and may
save yon untold suffering.
DR. HATHAWAY & COMPANY,
48 Inman Bids, At Ini la, Un,
Suppose You Were Obliged
to look for a new position today. Could you take the time necessary
to look about carefully for something worth while, or would you be
forced to accept the first "job” you ran across, in order to meet this
week's grocery bill? You may face this question any day.
There is just'one way to meet it confidently and that is to bave a
savings account here earning FOUR per cent and always at your com
mand.
Many men are tied to "jobs” who might bave had positions had they
had a little ready money to have financed themselves while looking
about.
Queen Wilhelmina and Child
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CATHOLIC NOTES
I. C. T. S. ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST.
COMMENTS ON CHURCH NEWS
OF THE DAY
It was a happy thought that In
spired some missionary priests of the
Society of the Divine Word to place
the results of their ethnological and
linguistic studies at the disposal of
all scholars, In what has since de
veloped into a journal of highest
merit, and of real international scope
and reputation. This is Anthropos—
International Review of Ethnology
and Linguistics; now completing its
third year, and edited by Rev. P. w
Schmidt, S. V. D. (Societas Verb! Di
vlnih Since its first appearance,
three years ago, it has considerably
enlarged its scope; being issued at
present six times a year, in hand
some octave form. It is published at
the famous Mechitaristen-press of
Vienna.
Anthropos is the only scientific re
view which receives contributions in
six languages—German, French, Eng
lish, Spanish, Italian and Latin. Al
most the entire series of articles has
been furnished by Catholic mission
aries. Franciscans, Lazarists, Capu
chins, Marists, Oblatos, Fathers of
the Divine Word, Jesuits, as well as
secular priests and members of the
S Order of White Fathers and of the
j Society of Foreign Missions, are
j among the collaborators. The ar-1
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
tides, many of them richly illustra
ted, have a mine of information on
Ethnology, Anthropology, Philology
and Sociology, as well as Compara
tive Religion and Folklore. Manners
and customs, ceremonies at birth,
death and burial, liturgies and mar
riage-rites, magic practices and su
perstitions, popular sayings, legends
and traditions, ballad literature and
inscriptions, are topics discussed by
men who, in every case, aro in a po
sition to learn the facts, In the par
ticular question chosen lor treat
ment.
A rare Chaldean tablet, said to In
dicate a civilization older than that
of Egypt, has been acquired by t.h«
Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore.
This tablet is said, by no less an au
thority than Professor Friedrich da
Litzsch, the famous German Assyrk
oiogist, to belong to the oldest hier
oglyphic period; and is taken as an
Indication that Chaldean civilization
may have preceded the earliest Egyp
tian.
On the stone are a number of ple
tographs—writings by means of pio
| lures Two celebrated students of
j Assyrlology, Father v. Schell and
! Professor de Litzsch, have recently
I based interesting dissertations anil
I conclusions on It. According to Pro
-1 fessor de Litzsch, the hieroglyphics
j of Egypt show writ ing In a more ad
vanced stage than the plctograph.
Father Schell says:
"it is ne of the rarest finds of re
! cent years; and opens up a much
mooted question concerning the
earliest civilization of man. Several
milieniums must have elapsed before
the plctograph gradually developed
into the cuneiform characters.”
A notable gift has been made to
the Catholic University by Rev. Jo
j soph M Gleason, of Tomalos, Calt
! fornia. Father Gleason has often en
riched the university with rare Ori
ental works, gathered by him during
his travels through the Far East. He
has now added to his previous bene
factions by a gift of valuable manu
scripts in Persian, Arabic, Turkish
and Hindustani.
The briliant. red cloth of the Car
dinals' robes, worn at the Vatican,
uas been manufactured for many gen-
SOMMER RESORTS
TO DETAIL MEN FOR
SHIP AT CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON - The surgeon gen
eral of the navy will soon detail five
medical officers for duty on the naval
hospital ship Solace, which will be
placed in commission at the Charles
ton navy yard within two months.
Forty hospital corps men intended
for duty aboard the Solace are now
being trained at the naval medical
school here.
SUIT CASES AND VALISES.
The Augusta Trunk factory will
this week put on a May Clearance
Sale of all odd numbers and sizes
of some splendid values in suit cases
and valises. These cases and valises
are made of best quality, heavy leath
er, satin finish trimmed, with good
lock. They also offer some splendid
values in their new line of straw and
cane suit cases. Those cane and Jap
anese cases are so light and easy for
a lady to carry. See them.
Remember the Augusta Trunk Fac
tory Is located at 851 Broad, on the
"wrong” side the street, but on the
right side of prices. Give them a
call.
M. SHERON & CO.
They have for a long time been
the recognized headquarters for tfie
very best the market affords in their
line. They sell only the best goods
at the lowest prices and there is
never a dull day with this popular firm
They quote you several items for your
selection Monday—something that will
surely please all. Their walnut, bars
are very fine. Their walnut choco
lates are always in demand. They
have a prompt delivery service and
will deliver goods promptly.
erations by the same firm of mer
chants at Burtscheid, near Aix-la-
Chappelle. The secret process for dis
tilling the dye is gLen by father to
son, with every precaution to pre
vent any outsider from gaining pos
session of t-he recipe. This family of
cloth merchants Is of Huguenot de
scent, and are all Protestants.
Many New Improvements,
Everything Refreshed,
Better Service,
Under Same Management,
Meet your old friends at Glenn Springs,
Where everything is inviting. Recreation, Health, and Pleasure
Best Medicinal Water on the Continent-
Positive cure for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and
All Bladder Troubles.
Ask your physician about Glenn Springs; ho will tell you the good
there is in spending a few weeks at this Health Resort.
Tennis, Pool, Billiards,
Horse-Back riding,
Automobiling,
Box-Ball, Bowling,
Shooting Gallery,
Dlancing, &c.
This season we will have Comstocks Orchestra, of wide reputation.
They are now playing at the Grand Opera House in Greenville, S. C.
Massage, Osteopathy,
Chiropractic and Hydropathy Baths,
Here you can get in a modified form the celebrated
Carlsbad, Vichy, Sulphur, Sea Salt, and Violet Light.
These baths taken in connection with Olenn Springs Water will thor*
oughly eradicate all disease pertaining to the Human System.
This new Bath Parlor will be under the personal direction of Dr.
J. D. Moss, of Charleston, S. C.
We will also have as Hotel Physician this season, one of the best
known men of the State, who is now in the North taking a post
graduate course in the Digestive Organs.
Rates and information gladly furnished upon application.
Address all communications to Clcmson College, S. C.. until May 20
Glenn Springs Hotel
A. SCHILLETTER, Prop. R. ADGER REID, Mgr.
SUMMER RESORTS
Wanted several boy* to carry The
Herald. Apply to J. V. LaTaste,
Subscription Dept.
Your Trip To Sayannah
will not be complete unless
you make your headquarters at
The New Pulaski,
Stubbs Keen , Props
THE BALSAM
Opens June lO
A 100-room Hotel at Altitude 355 feet.
BrtuSAM, n. c.
3(1 miles from Asheville on the Ashevllle-Murphy branch of the Sou
thern Railway. Easily reached from all points in the south.
Fine Mountain Spring Water, fine climate, fine food, plenty of
amusements, operated by northern help and under first-class man
agement.
Write for beautiful folding Souvenir Postal, management will be
glad to answer all questions i ertalnlng lo Information.
NOTE- Old patrons and friends, this hotel Is thoroughly furnish
ed and equipped this season.
W. S. CHRISTY, JNO. G. HAYDOCK, J. K. KENNEY,
Prest. Mgr. Scc'y and Treat.
BATTERY PARK HOTEL
Asheville, N. C.
Is situated in private park in the center of Asheville, the most at
tractive resort in America. Fine Golf Links, Excellent Orchestra,
Superb Scenery. Good Macadam Roads. No consumptives received.
Illustrated Booklet free.
J. L. ALEXANDER, Prop.
Glenn Springs Hotel
Throws Wide Open It's Doors
June Ist, 1909
PAGE THREE
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
THE GREATEST RESORT IN THi
WORLD.
Is an Ideal spot to spend the spring and
summer vacation. This seaside metro
polis offers every diversion and every
comfort known to seashore life.
M O TEL O K IV IN IS
situated directly on the ocean front, sur
rounded by its own spacious lawn, whlott
joins the beach and boardwalk. Most
liberally appointed and liberally conduct
ted hotel on the New Jersey Coast,
WALTER J. BUZBY
