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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX A Fortune In Your Nerves A Healthy Nervous System Brings Success. How You Can Prove It Free. A small man «»r woman with strong •toady nervi'h will it-c’ w h «'•••••» success In lift* than a imik* l> it*on with a weak, debilitated, run-down nervouw system. Many mwi ml women, .trnou*; vour own acquaint mica ; f though they ha!«<l tin- world ml »-v»*ry thlnK In It Ti«* •• «»i* u>* verge of Nervous ProH t .’. m, or have Brain Fag. Kidiay or I. •. Troubb Hheunjutlsm. "» v th* •»?! • dr order, caus'd by the !mj .i« <t condition of their blood. If they take ft few boxes of M..k* Man TaM* tr they soon would b* tr »r .- f an i into n* v being* Their health. -trcoKUi and vi tality would be restored In » surprls- Infly *hort tlrm »gd n so that living would again become a pleasure Millions of box'» "f Make- Man Tablets sold annual)) and every box guaranteed to «lv< N.itb-f >• *<<• r< suTla or money refunded For sale by all leading druggists ai :•••'■ a box. Of “is for $2.60. or will la nont direct by jnull j on rocelpt of price. —CLI Oil IK! t COUPON MAKE-MAN TABLET CO 110 Make-Man Bldg. Dept C. Chicago Ah I have never used Make-Man Tablet* before, plea*.. »emf hi' througb my druggist (Druggist’s name) (Address) a full size 50c box Make Man Tab lets. also your valuable booklet i enclose 4e to partially pay mulling expense. My name Address (Write plainly. Only one box to each fsmlly.) Standing of Clubs South Atlantic. W !,. Pet CliMltHnoogii Jr, 4 . koo Columbus 12 7 .63* Macon .11 0 Jaeksonvlllu 10 J* J»2*i Charleston 8 9 .471 Columbia 7 11 .son Augusts 7 12 .368 ttnvu ninth .. ;t h .170 Southern League. W L. Pci. Nasuvllle 13 7 .060 Mobile 12 R .600 LlttU Bock .. 11 it .650 Atlanta ..10 0 .526 Kirmlngluim .. .... 0 11 .460 New Orleans J] lo .624 Montgomery 8 12 .400 Memphis (i H .300 American League. W h. Pet. Detroit 14 6 .677 New York 11 7 .611 Boston .. ..10 H .566 Chicago D 8 .520 Cleveland H s .f»ou Philadelphia 7 8 .467 Washington 6 11 .313 Ht, Louis 6 11 .313 National League. w L. Tet. Pittsburg 13 7 .660 i 'ldludelphlu 10 6 .626 Boston 10 7 .6hK ihlcugo 12 9 .57 1 Brooklyn 7 y 48 s Cincinnati 10 13 .48!. New York fi 10 .371. Bt. Louis 7 16 .31 h ATHLETICS DRUBBED BY “P. G-" AGGREGATION Tim "IV <}," ball team drubbed th«* Athletics Snturday afternoon on the Georgia railroad diamond by tile bloated sec re of 1!) to n Tin- feat ur*> of the game huh tins heavy hit tin* of Jones and Epps. both getting home riuiH. The box score follow*: "P G " All U U. K Oreen, o 4 2 2 1 Archer, p. -I 4 4 0 Fields, it. 4 2 :t 2 Stanford, 2b 4 1 1 2 Hendrix. 3b 2 1 1 2 Jonei. an 4 3 3 1 Phillip* rs 4 2 2 1 W. Kpptt, If 4 1 3 1 K. Eppa. rs 4 3 2 t Totals 32 19 23 11 Athletics Alt R. H. K Smith, r 4 2 1 2 Palmer, p 3 1 0 3 C Whtt« lb 2 1 0 I KllKlet, 2b . ..4 1 0 3 Spradlev, 3t> 3 1 2 3 H. White, cf 2 1 tl o ('unnlnKhatn, ss ...4 1 2 5 Sullivan, rs ... ..... .4 0 2 I WlKistns. If 4 1 0 2 Totals 30 9 7 IS THE WBATHEH WAKHINIIVON K.irer.-dit l<\>r Boulh Carol!n- ami Georgia. In aeeaainx CJoutUnean Sunday: show ♦•r* < >ol*r Monday; moderate to brisk south winds Stuart's Euchu and Juniper Is the moat reliable remedy known for kid nay and bladder trouble. SI.OO a druggists. The Real Ihimj In Vehicles Is Ihi 1 Monk. It'a nothing to make n vehicle that anybody ran duplicate. lt'» a gTVRt thing to make a vehicle that others can only IMITATE By puttlug green eye glasses on his horse, the man Induced him to eat •having*--once, but some people can be fooled repeatedly by allur ing advertisement* a sho« \ p .ckuge or cut-throat prices. You know your taale Is the onb thing to be relied upon ami you don’t buv unless your taste prompts you The difference between Bab cock* and th* other kind. Is the difference between a THRILL AND CHILL Call at UkSKfRYVS REPOSITORY. 749 751 BROAD ST. .. AMUSEMENTS .. AT THE GRAND. E/y Show This Week. A few h ika ago the question waa being a-iked by thousand* of the vaudeville patrons o( tie- Grand, "Mow can they do it?” It seem* lin posHible to furnikb a high clans of acts, and the excellent moving pic ture* that were furnished together with the other expenses attached to running l be holme, hut It was done. The people came, saw and were con vinced. Now the question that Is be ing asked I* "What will they do next?" and this question Ih a per fectly proper one, and 1* called for by lhe reason that every week sees a vatu Improvement In the bills placed on the program. During the week Jijhi passed one. of the very best vaudeville shows which nas ever been Been In Augusta was given, and It was thought that the limit had been reached, hut a glance over some of the announced numbers for the coming week will show that the limit Is not yet even In sight. Some of the head lines for the week starling tomorrow and a short review of each act is as follows: Knox & Alvin. flood travesty is never bad, arid poor travesty Is passable, in fact, travesty of any hind Is amusing and entertaining, and it is pretty hard to present It so badly that It Is not go >d. But when travesty Is presented by actors who are thorough masters of their aet, It lx cotni . (.tie of the most interesting, entertaining and amusing of all dramatic productions. Knox and Alvin, who come to the Grand this week, are travesty artists, pure • and simple- made a particular study of that line of the dramatic profos sii.it and the result Is that their num ber aiways receives a most liberal amount of applause Howard & Whiting. "A Typical Rounder" as presented by Howard and Whiting Is a laugh able piece of comedy and at the same time a bit of pathos Is so Interwoven so to make of their act a little seri. comedy drama that is most entertain ing. Howard and Whiting come to ibis theatre with an abundance of complimentary press notices backing them, in New Orleans they were the big feature act at the Winter Garden; at Chattanooga, Atlanta and other places they have been the fa vored number on the programs and on every occasion they have more lhim phased their audiences as well as the managers. That is as much as can be said in favor of any vaude ville team. Juggling Matheul*. The mysterious and unexplainable always serve to attract the attention of humanity, no matter how little time It hns to devote to anything else Juggling and gllght-fo-haud manipulators have been stage favor ites since the days of Merry l’rlnce Hal, when he called his men of mys tery and merriment before hint pre vious to and following each meal previous, lo give him and appetite; following, to save him from Indiges tion for gay old Hal was a trit*' lover of pleasure and partook to the fullest extent In juggling, the Jug gling MatheuU, who will be mem bers of the Grand theatre family this week, Juggling In all its mystery and eye deceiving splendor will he pre sented. Ail the Irlcks used by the most noted jugglers and many which have been originated by the Matheul* will he shown. A lot of conyidy Is worked Into this act and a combina tion of juggling and comedy will prove a mighty strong vehicle for en tertainment. ST. YVES WON MARATHON: SWEDE FINISHED SECOND WEST END STARS BEAT BARRACAS BIBLE CLASS By heavy hilling the West End Stars won over Ihe Barracan Bible class team Saturday a tie moon, the final count, after seven Innings of ex riling contest, being Sto 3. The Stars touched up Selgler for a total of nine Ini*, and only two errors wore chalked against them; while tho Hi bin class team got only six lilts and nilsrued four lltnos. The lineup was as follows: West End Stars Muullgan, 3b; T | Wolfe, ss; Schofield 2b; Hurganiy | lb; Watkins, If; Ivy, e; Wolfe, K , of; Brush, rs: Dens p. Barmens Page lb; Robertson as; ] Wall 2b; Weaver, c: Jlles 3b; Car j terrs: Alford If; Butler cf; Setg | ler p. JAMES K. HACKETT IN BANKRUPTCY ,W YORK James K Haekott, (he actor today tiled a voluntary pe tition in bankruptcy giving his llahl | litles as $126,457, and his assets as ,$714. He named 14U creditors, of yy bom the actor s w ife, Mary Man ! tiering Hackctl has the largest claim, $60,000. Daniel Hanna, of Cleveland, is named as a creditor for SIO,OOO In money loaned The claims of only j two of the creditors are secured. The Levollos. Daring stunts, whether performed ! in the air or on the ground, can al ways be relied on to interest and an aze the people. There are as many kinds of daring stunts as there are minutes in a year and while some of the stunts are of the highly sensa tional and spectacular order, others take on more the form of the mys terious and artistic. The Levollos, who will be on the program at the <ira id theatre the coming wee, are Introducing an entirely new and novel sensational wine-act which is said to b<- one of the most difficult and at the same time amusing that has been presented here. Their com icalities never fall to put an audi ene<- In real good humor and make them the few critics of the bill. The Kimball Bros. These two young men are eccen tric singers and comedians, and have a knack of getting their audiences in a happy humor fr-i . the time they come on the stage until they retire. The Kimball Bros, have a very neat aet and guarantee 500 laughs In 18 minutes. Th<- criticism of the towns on .lake Wells’ circuit speak in glow ing terms of these "two comic cut ups," and they are sure to make a big hit with the army of Grandltes. AT THE AIR DOME. Big Vaudeville Bill. After a week of musical comedy, the Air Dome presents It* first vaudeville bill for the season, beginning Monday night, with one of the host array of tal ents ever secured for an Augusta au dl»*nc . In line with Its avowed policy of giving Its patrons the best urid noth ing hut the host, the management an nounce* the following bll for the week, with the guarantee that ev ry act ia ,l headliner: fit• we and (Minton, comedy singing and talking act, in an up-to-date and origi nal offering. Lester and Mildred, novelty sister team, repl t<* with elegant costuming and winsome specialties. PM anil Hazel Lucas, comedy sketh ar tists, who will present two high-class comedy playlets, th* lirst of whi«#t, for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights tiring “A Muddy Tim .’ The second for the last half of the week is the rural comedy sketch “Uncle Josh’s Visit." jhis will he found to ho one of the highest-class vaudeville cast ev r seen In Augusta. Finger Whistling. Miss Lester, champion lady whistler of the world in phenomenal finger whlntwhistling. Mildre, the celebrated English comed ienne, In character songs. MMie Illustrated song feature, which he i intf. so popular during the closing days of the summer, will be resumed by Mr. Lock, who has received another classy shipment of artistic song slides, made expressly for himself. One of the beau tiful ballads which he will render this week with the prettiest slide Illustra tions ever seen here will he “Somebody Loves You Dear," one of the most beau tiful ballads ever written. Tho songs will he changed dally, and will 77© put. on with each vaudeville show. The Homograph, successor to the Su perbngraph, will put on life-size and life like motion pictures, changed dally. The weather Is assuming a decidedly summerlsh attitude, and the Air-Dome will rapidly resume its place, made the past summer, as the popular amusement resort of Augusta. Three shows will bo given nightly, starting promptly at 8 o’clock with dors open at 7:45. Gruelling Contest nt Polo Grounds Witnessed By Twenty Thousand Spec tators. New England Boy Finished Third in Sensa tional Finish. NKW YORK Grand International Murnthon. Pittance 6 miles :>*s i v mis, for pur*t of SIO,OOO. Thir- i teen startars. first sevan to finish i to share In prises $6,000 tp lirst; i $2,000 to second $1,200 to" third, i ••U\ i The seven to finish wera: < Winner. Henri St. Yves, France, i Thm 2:44:05. < Second. John Savnnbera, Sweden, i Tims,* 2:50:64. < Third Ted Crook. Vnited States, < Time. 2:SMOt i Fourth. Fred Simpson, American < Indian. Time. L’:s4:lS. < Fifth. Fred Appleby, Finland, i Time. J 68:17. < Sixth. Dorando. It.Yly, 2ASIO < Seventh. Edouard Clhot, France. < Time. 8 >3 $ Aattendiince. 20.000. Y. M. C. A. TEAM BEAT AUGUSTA AMATEURS A fiame of baseball between the Y M C. V team and the Augusta Am tours at Warren park Saturday af ternoon resulted In a victory for the former aggregation, by a score of 12 to (5 Kahrs was hit freely by the association men. contrary to genera! expectations, ns the former Tourist pitcher bad been counted on to hold them down close. A large crowd was In attendance, and enjoyed the came from start to finish, there being about an even division of rooting for both teams. BETTER THAN SPANKING Spunking dot** not uur« children of bed netting Thtrt* * a constitutional -a,iso for this trouble. Mrs. m Sum mers. Box W. Notr«s Dame. Ind.. will «end froe to any mother her nuccvimiul homo treatment, with full instructfou». S«.;;d uo money, but write her tcwksy U THE AUGUSTA HERALD SPECIAL NOTICES PROPOSALS WANTED. Department Public Works. Augusta, Ga., April 36th, 1909. Sealed proposals, addressed to the I City Council of Augusta will be received by the Streets and Drains Committee un til 12 o’clock noon. Tuesday. May 11th. 1200, for furnishing all material, tools and labor, and contracting complete ap proximately 8.200 square yards of vltrl fled brick pavement on Broad street from Twclth to Thirteenth streets; approxi mately 3,760 square yards of Belgian block or granitoid pavement on Reyn olds street, from Fifth to Sixth streets, and 4,250 square yards of Belgian block ,or granitoid pavement on Thirteenth street, from Broad to Market streets, and approximately 1,700 lineal feet of granite curb to be set on above work. Bids will be accepted on any one or ail four of the tlcms. A bond of five thousand ($5,000) dol lars will be required. A certified check for two hundred and fifty ($250) dollars must accompany each bid as a guarantee of good faith Trie city reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. Payments will be made in cash on ' monthly estimates. Specifications can be had by applying :at thlq office after Monday, ApHl lt9h, \ 1909. NISBKT WINGFIELD, City Engr. and Comr. Pub. Wits. maylOc Notice to Contractors and Builders Proposals will be received by THE VIRGINIA BRIDGE & IRON CO, on and after'May first, for the purchase of steel beams, girders, columns, ‘russes and all kinds of building iron work from our STOCK carried at our New Atlanta Plant. Designs and es : tlmates of skyscrapers, steel bridges, factory buildings, warehouses, etc., cheerfully furnished free of cost, j VIRGINIA RlflbGE & IRON CO., 550 ! Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Long j Distance ’phone—Maln 786. Cstll tu up at our expense. Main office and i plan! Roanoke, Va. Branch plants ! and sale offices—Atlanta, New Or leans, Memphis, Burlington, N. C. and Charlotte, N. C. July 28 For Council. I RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT THAT I am a candidate for Council from the Fifth ward, subject to the rules of the white primary, and appeal to the people for their support. I be lieve in law and order and in a pub lic policy which will build up, and make Augusta greater and better. J. L. CARTLEDGE. .Cstt For Council 4th Ward. AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY voters I hereby announce my candi dacy for member of Council from the Fourth ward, subject to the rules and regulations of the White Primary Committee. DR. J. M. CALDWELL, Alts For Council, I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE that 1 am a candidate for member of Council from the Fifth ward, subject to the rules and regulations of the w-htte primary. D. L. KUHLKE. J3otf SPECIAL NOTICE. I AM A CANDIDATE FOR ELEC tlon to the office of Mayor of the City of Augusta for the term com mencing January, 1910, subject to the action of the White Primary, and ask the support of all my fel low citizens. THOMAS BARRETT, Jr. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY CAN dldacy for election as member of City Council for the term commenc ing January, 1910, subject to the action of the White Primary, and ask the support, of my fellow citi zens. JAMES L. ROBERTSON. M9Suns-tf Attention, K. of P. THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS of Vigilant Lodge, No. 2, Fountain City, No. 35, Augusta, No. 49, Wood lawn, No. 62, and Augusta Com pany, No. 6, Uniform Rank, are earnestly requested to meet at Castle Hall, THIS (Sunday) AFTER noon, at ;i o’clock, for the purpose of attending memorial exercises at Grand Opera House. Exercises be gin at 4 o'clock sharp. The officers and members of Au gusta Temple, No. 3, Pythian Sis ters, visiting Knights and the pub lic are cordially invited to attend these services. No tickets issued. Seats free. By the committee. CHAS. L. MACMITRPHY, Chairman. Attest. F. B. CULLY, Secty. M9c FUNERAL NOTICES THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT ances of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fra ser are requested to attend the fu neral of the FORMER from the family residence, 430 Walker St„ THIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at four o'clock. DIED: MAY STH. 1909, IN THE 24th year of his age. CANNIE Mo- COY COLEMAN, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Coleman. Funeral services from St. John church j SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock. Interment City Cemetery. FLORIDA WILL NO! DISFRANCHISE NEGROES TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—The joint resolution for the disfranchisement of negro voters in Florida was today de feated by the house. Notice was gtven that a motion to reconsider to day's action will be made Monday be cause there were eleven absentees today. Senator Money said in a speech that there is a profound revolution going on in the minds of northern people, that they are ready to inves tigate the fourteenth and fifteenth amendment to the Constiutlou but that they expect the south to "take the luiiatlve steps." WANTS WANTS Bovs’ Stocking's BAD BOY HOSE, NEVER RIP. CAR ried by J. P. Saxon, 1457 Broad Sr a 25 SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA, GA. Breakfast Baccn JONES AND LAMB SUGAR CURED Breakfast Bacon, 14c per pound. Marks Grocery Co., 1023 Broad St. ’Phone No. 1095. m 9c W B. Toole TIN ROOFING, CORNICE, SKY ligbts. etc ; .Mantels, Tiles, Grates and Paint. 935 Broad street. F2ltf P. B. Norrell. CLEANING, PRESSING AND DYE ing; hats cleaned and blocked: la dles’ skirts a specialty. Work prompt ly delivered and guaranteed. 416 Campbell Street. 'Phone No. 652. m9c Chas. L. Mac Murphy CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ES timates furnished on all classes of buildings. Special attention given to repair work. 443 Calhoun street. ’Phone 1645. may 25c i Star Grocery Co. 809 Fifteenth Street Hams 14c Picnic Hams 11c Canned corn, peas, tomatoes, sweet potatoes and oysters all 3 cans for 25c Fresh Vegetables all kinds dally. Let us have your order. STAR GROCERY CO. Lime. EUREKA IS THE NAME OF THE best lime In Augusta. Augusta I Builders’ Supply Co. ts Contractors and Builders W. W. JONES. Phone N)». 692. No. 117 Meintosh St. Estimates cheerfully furnished; job work solicited. M2ltf W. H. ANDF.RBON, Phone No. 1456. Fenwlok 4c. Tuttle Sts. Plans and specifications furnished free M2ltf E. KIRKLAND, North Augusta, S. C., Contractor and Builder, can refer you to numbers cf satisfied customers. M2ltf Screen Your House. MOSQUITO’S X YOU X FLIES- Fever. It takes no expert to figure thi*. Get your order In before the rush. 'Phone No. 808-809. Industrial Lumber Co. ts LEGAL NOTICE. PROPOSALS WANTED. Department Publio Works, Augusta, Ga., April 21st, 1909. SEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESS ed to the City Council of Augusta, Ga., will be received by the Water Works Committee until 12 o'clock, noon, Monday, May 10th, 1909, for fur nishing f. o. b. cars Augusta, Ga., the following material, all of which shall be standard specifications: 105 tons 6 Inch cast Iron pipe ap proximately 33 pounds to the foot. 33 tons 8 inch cast Iron pipe approx imately 47 pounds to the foot. 96 tons 10 inch cast iron pipe ap proximately 64 pounds to the foot. 25 pounds 12 inch cast iron pipe ap proximately 82 pounds to the foot, together with the necessary crosses and tees for laying the above pipe. Also 7000 feet of 2 inch galvanized pipe. Proposals must state the time on which delivery will be made. Payments will be made in cash on the 20th of each month for the previ ous month’s deliverv: NISBET WINGFIELD. City Engr. & Comr. Pub. Wks. mlOc PROPOSALS WANTED. Department Public Works. Augusta, Ga., April 16, 1909. Sealed proposes addressed to the City Council of Augusta, Ga., will be received . by the Canal and River Commission for | the Protection of the City of Augusta j uneil 12 o’clock noon, Wednesday, May I 12th, 1909. for furnishing all material and labor and constructing complete the following: work: Raising masonry of bulk heads at the locks. Raising and reinforcing earth bank ; along the oannl. Constructing masonry retaining wall along a portion of tow path; Puvlng with stone certain portions of the canal bank. Surfacing and paving a portion of Hawks Gully. Surfacing and paving a portion of south bank of the Savannah river from Hawk* Gully, east. There will be required approximately 180 cubic yards of rubble masonry: 60.000 cubic yards of earth: 30.000 cubic feet of brick or concrete masonry in wall; 2,000 square yards of paving on canal bank; 2,000 cuble yards of earth surfacing on Hawks Gully and river bank; 12,000 square yards of paving cn Hawks Gully and river bank. A bond of five thousand ($5,000) dol lars will be required, and a certified check for two nundred and fifty ($250) dollars must accompany each bid as a guarantee of good faith. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids Payments w.». be made in cash on monthly estimates. Specifications for above work can be had by applying at this office after Monday, Apr** 19th, 1909. VISRET WINGFIELD. City Engr. and Comr. Pub. WTts. may 11a Free Rent. NO RENT; NO HIGH SALARIED men; cheapest place in town to buy Shoes. J. P, Saxon, 1455 Broad street. J24c. Plaster TEXAS FIBRED PLASTER WILL satisfy your wants if you are look ing for first class results. Augusta Builders’ Supply Co. ts LARGE QUANTITIES OF RUBBER Roofing; ;must go; ask for prices. , A. H. McDaniel. Shoes A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF the latest style Oxfords at J. P. Saxon’s. L. M. Hutto FOR PROPER HORSE SHOEING send your horses to an experienced horseshoer. I have had twelve years' experience and guarantee satisfaction. L. M, Hutto, 722 Ellis street. m22c $2 50 For $2.00 LADIES’ |2.50 OXFORDS FOR J 2.00 j at J. P. Saxon, 1457 Broad street a 25 Beal Springs Hotel ; BEALL SPRINGS HOTEL, WARREN i county, Georgia, opens May Ist, : 1909, for visitors. Situated eight j miles south of Warrenton; seven miles j north Mitchell. Telephone line to Gibson and War renton; dally rural mail; hacks se cured at springs. Water and table fare unsurpassed. Other comfortable and convenient arrangements. We specially solicit the patronage of the j public. Try it for your own good. ANNA BEALL, Proprietress. m3p Ladies’ Oxfords LADIES’ $3.50 OXFORDS FOR $3.00 at J. P. Saxon’, 1457 Broad street. a 25 Boarding—Glenn Springs. ! NEW BOARDING HOUSE, GLENN Springs, S. C. The Smoak House open year round, close to Spring. Everything new. Limited number of boarderß taken. Write for informa tion. , M2BSuns2ot P For Rent. .. NO RENT; NO HIGH SALARIED men; cheapest place in town to buy Shoe 3. J. P. Saxon, 1455 Broad street. M2c. Pasture. MY PASTURE ON MIL.LEDGEVILLE Road, four miles from city, is now open for horses and cows. No high wator, no barbed wire; plenty of wa ter and no flies or mosquitoes. W. M, Brodie, R. F. D. No. 2. all-18-25m2-9-16-23-30c Shoes. A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF the latest style Oxfords at J, P. Saxon’s. FEED YOUR DAIRY CATTLE ON our Alfalfa Dairy Feed. It con tains 19.2 protein as compared with 15.0 on pure wheat fine feed. It is a large producer of milk and butter, besides it saves half of your hay or hull bills. Directions for feeding in each bag. Smith Brothers. nßc For Rent. NO RENT; NO HIGH SALARIED men; cheapest place in town to buy Shoes. J. P. Saxon, 1455 Broad street. M2c. YOU CaN SAVE FOUR DOLLARS per month on each animal feeding your horses or mules on our Alfalfa Horse Feed. It goes farther than corn or oats, besides saving half your Gay bill. Feed on It thirty days and your stock will look better and be worth more money. Smith Brothers. nSo Shoes A FULL LINE OF OLD LADIES' comfort. J. P. Saxon, 1455 and 1457 Broad St. FEED YOUR HORSES AND MULES on our Alfalfa Horse Feed. Corn contains 10.3 protein, oats 11.8; our Alfalfa Horse Feed contains 13.7. It Is cheaper than corn or oats and a great deal better; besides it saves half of your Will. Directions for feeding in each bag. Smith Broth-ers. nBo Shoes. YOU SAVE MONEY BY BUYING shoes at J. P. Saxon. VIDETTO DRUG CO. Corner 15th and McDonald Streets. Pure Drugs. Ice cream and cold drinks. Pre scriptions sent for and delivered on short notice. Phone 1270 Shoes A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF the latest style Oxfords at J. P. Saxon's. Moles—W a rts—Freckles Have you Moles, Warts, Freckles? Painlessly removed, no scar, i Have you Chilblains or Callouses, i Bunions, Hard Corns, Soft Corns? Treatment by new methods. Home privacy. Lady in attendance. Practice for ladies solicited. Parlors 218 Houston street. m9p NO.TICE I WISH TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that I havs moved to my new headquarters. 986 Broad St., where I nave a complete line of Gent's Spring and Summer Suiting and a complete line of Gent's Furnishing Goods, I. SANDLER. 986 Broad St. I MSc SUNDAY, MAY 9. WANTS Tires! Tires! Tires. I CARRY A FULL LINE OF BABY carriages, automobiles and tricycle tires always on hand and experienced men to put them on for you. Give me your order. Jno. F. Brickie,'223 Campbell street. Fl4o Free Rent. !NO RENT; NO HIGH SALARIED men; cheapest place in town to buy Shoes. J. P. Saxon, 1455 Broad street. J24c. Bicycle Repairing. I EMPLOY NOTHING BUT EXPERT men to do my repair work, that is why I can give you the best of work and the best of material. Jno. F. Brickie, 223 Campbell street. Alßc Ladies’ Oxfords $3.00 LADIES’ OXFORDS FOR $2.00 at J. P. Saxon, 1467 Broad street. a 25 Antique Furniture HIGH POST BED, CARVED PlNE apple top, Chippendale clawfoot sideboard, card sewing tables ward robe, book cases, fenders, and irons, candlesticks, upholstering a special ty, 312 Seventh. Phone 2219. F. Kenyon. F2ltf Free Rent. NO RENT; NO HIGH SALARIED men; cheapest place In town to buy Shoes. J. P. Saxon, 1455 Broad street. J24c. Tires! Tires! Tires, I CARRY A FULL LINE OF BABY carriages, automobiles and tricycle tires always on hand and experienced men to put them on for you. Give me your order. Jno. F. Brickie, 223 Campbell street. F2lc Shoes A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF the latest style Oxfords at J. P. Saxon’s. Wall Papering I AM PREPARED TO DO YOUR wall papering and decorating on short notice. Twenty years experi ence. Complete line to select from. Z. D. Phillips, 1829 Hicks. Phone 2051. JunelSp Children Shoes A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF Misses’ and Children's Shoes, at J. P. Saxon, 1457 Broad street. M2c Sanitary Lime. WE KEEP SANITARY LIME. CAN sell it to you cheaper than any one else. Augusta Builders’ Supply Co. ts Shoes YOU SAVE MONEY BY BUYING Shoes at J. P. Saxon.s Harness Maker W. L. SHERMAN, HARNESS MIAKER Shop, Ellis street, over stable of Augusta Cab and Transfer Co. Or ders for hand-made harness solicited. Repairing neatly and promptly done. j4c Shoes. YOU SAVE MONEY BY BUYING shoes at J. P. Saxon. Looks and Keys IF YOUR LOCKS NEED REPAIR- Ing or a key to be fitted give me your order and I will give it prompt attention. Jno. V. Brickie, 223 Camp bell street. F2tc Save 60 Cents. YOU CAN SAVE 50c A PAIR ON gents' oxfords and shoes, at J. P. Saxon, 1467 Broad St. M2c. Engine and Boiler. SECOND HAND ENGINE AND Boiler for sale. Industrial Lumber Co., Augusta, Ga. $4.00 Oxfords $4.00 LADBES’ OXFORDS WITH flexible sole, $3.00 J. P. Saxon, 1457 Broad street. a>2s Mr. Business Man. IF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING promptly call 522. We do not keep you worried for weeks, but deliver pitnnptly when promised. Give us a trial. R. G. MGowan & Co., 213 Washington street. Shoes A FULL LINE OF OLD LADIES' comfort. J. P. Saxon, 1455 and 1467 Broad St. Tires! Tires! Tires. I CARRY A FULL LINE OF BABY carriages, automobiles and tricycle tires always on hand and experlenoed men to put them on for you. Give me your order. Jno. F. Brickie, 223 Campbell street. F2lc Free Renk NO RENT; NO HIGH BALARIED men; cheapext place lu town to buy Shoes. J. P. Saxon, 1455 Broad street. J24c. Miss Funk’s Commercial School. 412-415 HARISON BUILDING. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, Bookkee; Ing; Practloal Methods; Reasonable Terms. Day session; even ing session. 'Phone 427. Boys Stockings BAD BOY HOSE. NEVER RIP. Cfß ried bv J. P. Saxon, 1457 Broad Sv. M2c. Telephone Your Wants. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PRE scriptlons. Anything ordered bj phone will be selected with the samt care as though you called in person Deliveries made promptly. No extr charge. Randall's Pharmacy, N« j 1559 Walton Way. Phone 2214.