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SUMMER RESORTS
HARRIS LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL.
tinder management of own'T9, will be operated this season, .Jjjne
Isth to September 15th, family style for the benefit of those seeking
health or rest. No orchestra. Rates $8 to $10.50 per week. Children
under ten years of age half rate.
HARRIS LITHIA SPRINGS CO.
P. O. Harris Springs. 8. C.
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.
VIHTFI
PATTERSON
59 West 46th St., near sth At*.
New York
A msanlfceiTt twelve.rtofy fcre-pmol hotel
of the b««t construction. 300 handsomely
for melted rooms, wait •very convenience that
•hook! appeal to and deserve your patronage.
Seracr and cuisine unsurpassed. Club Break
faata. Table d'Mote Luncheons and Dinners
—fuM a U Carte bill.
RATES
Btaffte ftonena SI.OO a day. with bath $2.M3.
Far lor. Sad fiectu aad hath %i to $S a day.
Larva* Suites from $lO 00 to SIA.OO a day.
Pttt aMhsr one or two per sous.
Mttfda and Vblete, Rooms SI.OO per day.
The stckiahaavM of a ho an A with all the
•dvsotsfM of a fashionable hotel.
Leu Distant* 7 eJrphons In ell rooms.
LEFT OUT IN RAIN,
NEGRO GOT REVENGE
Gorman Hit Man Over
Head. Recorder Hit Him
For Ninety Days.
"Opnn the door und let me In, I’m
out here avnaltlng, wet to this skin,"
were the words of hid Gorman to n
negro friend who was on the Inside
Ironing her clothes. No; she was
cruol and refused to lot him In, aa
she did not have lime to leave her
work. Gorman decided (hat If she
wouldn't let him In he would come In
He broke open the door and stated
his "particular business," as he told
the court Friday morning Gorman,
so lhe police claim, has been playing
detective. He told the woman that
la wanted her to go with him to
cal eh all escaped convict
The woman decided that she would
do better to slay home and Iron
Gorman left, hut forgot bis coat. The
woman locked the door behind her
husband when he came home a few
minute* later Gorman returned and
on being refused admittance, again
broke In, and seeing the woman's
husband sitting there, broke a chair
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SUMMER RESORTS
Your Trip To Savenn ill
will not he complete unless
you make your headquarters at
The New Pulaski,
Stubbs fr Keen, Props
TO SEND LOVE NOTES
BY CARRIER PIGEON
Man in Connecticut Adopt*
Novel Method of Com
municating With Sweet
heart.
YMNBTED, Conn,- David Cohen,
who recently camo here from New
York to manage a clothing business,
will send love letters to bis fiancee In
New York by carrier pigeon Instead
of by mall.
He has received a dozen pigeons
for that purpose, one of which took a
prize at a recent show In Madison
Square Garden. Mr. Cohen refused
to divulge bis sweet heart's name or
street address.
Hy 'till to Now York II Is HR miles,
and It takes four hours for the fast
est trains to carry a letter there, lly
air line the distance Is considerably
shorter, and Mr Cohen has figured
that he eau boat llnole Rum's deliv
ery system hy more fhan an hour.
OFFICERS CAUGHT
GREEK WANTED HERE
Jim Rtratueus, a Greek, of this city,
was arrested In Charleston Thursday!
The Greek Is wanted hero for lar
ceny after trust. County officer Gay
h it the city Thursday for Columbia,
where he will obtain requisition pa
pers from (lov. Ansel. The Greek Is
charged with obtaining 25 bunches of
bananas from an Augusta merchant
and using the proceeds for his ppm
use He will be tried In Ihe city
court.
,over his head. The couple did not
like such treatment and an officer
was Heat for and Gorman was car
ried to tie- barracks. Friday morning
Iteeorder I’lcquet decided that as
Gorman wanted to hit something ho
could hit rocks for the city for the
next j 0 days, unless he could pay a
line of SIOO.
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<SO WRAPPERS OR
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GOOD ROADS WORK
RAPIDLY BEGUN IT
MANY POINTS
Plan of Capital Highway
Association Exactly Fits
in With Geoi'gia Auto
Asaociation Plans.
"The plan of the Capital Highway
Association to use the Miiledgeville
road from Augusta to Atlanta is ex
actly whai the Georgia Good Roads
Automobile Association Intended to
use on the route from Augusta to At
lanta, and the plan of the Capital As
sociation dovetails In every' way with
the plans of the other road associa
tions In the state. The boulevard
that the Capital Association Intend
to build will not only be from Atlanta
to Washington, by way of Augusta,
but It will also extend on to Savan
nah on account of the road that is
being built from Augusta to Savan
nah," were the words of Judge Eve
Friday morning, when asked how he
thought the Capital Highway Associa
tion’s plana would affect the other as
| sedations In the state.
Judge Eve went on to tell of the
I numerous advantages that would he
gained hy the Capital Highway.
There will be the main highway and
I from this the road from Augusta to
Savannah will be Joined extending
the line to the coast. Washington
will in all probability get, the coun
ties near there Interested, and they
will build a good road to the high
way. Athens and other large cities
will do the same.
Col. Daniel S. Henderson, of Aiken,
was in the city Friday morning; be
staled that the work on Ihe road
from Augusta to Aiken has just been
Htarted and that it would bo rapidly
pushed. Col. Henderson said that the
road from Aiken to Lexington was al
ready In good condition, and that the
authorities near Columbia were going
to work and fix the road from Colum
bia to Lexlngtpn.
AT THE AIR-DOME
Unless the weather prevents, in
which event another tine vnudeville
show will be given at the Siiperba,
the Miles Comedy company will put.
on their new and screaming farce,
“Family Jars,” at the Air-Dome to
night. Also, In case the show can
be given at the Dome, it will be ama
teur utgiht. and a great lino of locals
is promised.
Next week's vaudeville show at the
Dome promises to be the premier one
of the season. it is headed hy Se
norlta i'aultta Hhermana, said to be
the most beautiful woman on the
vaudeville stage today, and eontralto
of groat renown. This Is the high
est-priced single number ever put on
In an Augusta vaudeville house, and
would alone be worth many times the
price of admission.
VILLAGE INVITED
TD TALK IT OVER
City Extension Committee
Met Friday Morning and
Decided To Hold Joint
Conference With Sum
merville Committee.
The city extension committee of
council met Friday morning at 11
o'clock and decided to invite a com
mittee from Summerville to talk over
the question of annexation, with a
view of reaching some amicable
agreement on Issues that now exist
between the city and the village.
Chairman Kalbflelseh was Instruct
ed to address a letter to Intendant
Riirum, inviting him to appoint a com
mittee from council, from the city t«t
large, or from both, and meet the city
extension committee and Richmond
county's representation at the mayor’s
oflice next Monday night at 8:30
o’clock.
SPECIAL MEETING OF
COUNCIL FRIDAY P. M.
A called meeting of city council will
be held Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock
for the purpose of considering a pe
tition from residents and property
owners on the 1200 block of Broad
street, asking for a reconsideration
of the plan to extend the park-way
from McKlnnee to Marbury when the
new vitrified brick pavement is laid.
Mayor Dunbar will inako a spirited
fight to decline the petition, as the
park idea is one he is very anxious
to carry out. It is practically cer
tain that there will be an issue on
the question, as the leaders of opposi
tion to the plan have secured some
support In council. It is understood.
Besides the report of the fire and
finance committee on their decision
In regard to a plan to build a new tire
department heudquarters, council may
consider some other matters.
CHAMBERLAIN CASE
GONE TO THE JURY
The case of Hamilton Chamberlatn
v r ,v W. 0. K. R. Co .went to (he
Jury Friday afternoon about 2'o'clock.
It is not thought that the Jury will
return a verdict until late in the af
ternoon. The arguments were made
during the morning, after which Judge
Kve charged the jury The case Is a
suit by the administrator of the es
tate of Chamberlain for SIO,OOO dam
ages. Chamberlain was killed in a
railroad wreck.
WAIT FOR THE BIG NOISE.
A Texas prophet says the world is
coming to an end this summer.
Meanwhile the wise farmer will keep
on killing grass until he really hears
the crack of doom.—Savannah News.
THL noGUSTA HERALD
MONGER TELLS
WHY POINT PIPER
| NOT ON FREE LIST
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Taking the
floor In defense of the duties of print
! paper recommended by the commit
; tee on finnaee Senator Gallinger to
day made reply to many of the state
ments of Senator Brown in favor of
placing print paper on the free list.
It was expected that Senator Brown
would resume his speech today, but
preferring to postpone any further
remarks upon his amendment, he
gave way to Gallinger.
Gallinger declared that print paper
was cheaper in the United States than
In any other country.
“The price,” he said, “has been kept
down by competition. It is conceded
that no trust exists and that there
Is no combination to advance ' the
lirlce of paper.”
The newspapers, ho declared, were
far from being unanimous on the sub
ject of free print, paper.
"The clamor for this legislation,”
he said, “comes largely from the
cheap and sensational part of the
newspaper press.”
“If Canada,” he said," gets control
of wod pulp and print paper busi
ness, newspapers will be at their
mercy in the matter of price,” he
added.
Senator Owen again calling atten
tion to what he characterized as con
tradictory statements made before
the finance committee declared where
men swear falsely for commercial
profit they should be prosecuted for
perjury. J
“I would like to call attention to
the fact that no one. has been called
to account for making a false state
ment in connection with the tariff,”
said the Oklahoma senator.
FIRE DEPT. PLAN
TO BE DISCUSSED
Fire and Finance Commit
tees Meet Jointly to Con
sider Suggestion For New
Headquarters.
The fire and finance committees of
city council will hold a joint meeting
at 3:30 o’clock Friday afternoon for
the purpose of discusing a plan to
sell the hook and ladder property on
Greene street, the coaling station on
Telfair street, and two vacant lots
adjoining the engine house on Mill
edge street, so as to raise money with
which to erect a new building on the
present site of No. 3 engine house on
upper Broad street, as a headquart
ers for the entire department.
The plan was outlined fully In The
Herald of recent date. Chairman
Kalbfleisch of the fire committee pro
poses to establish the chiefs office,
the headquarters of the alarm system,
the coaling station, the repair shops,
the present company at No. 3, and the
hook and ladder, all under ona roof.
The No. 3 engine house Is below the
level of the street, and water floods
the floor when a hard rain falls. There
are other advantagea to be gained by
executing the plan.
Mayor Dunbar favors the idea
strongly, and will support it. If the
two committees reach a decision fav
orable to the plan, they will report
to council, at its special meeting, call
ed for 4 o’clock.
REV. HUGH PIERCE
SUCCEEDS OR. HALE
WASHINGTON —Rev. Hugh Pierce,
pastor All Soul s church, in Wash
ington, where the president worships,
has been named chaplain of the sen
ate to succeed Dr. Hale.
HE WANTS TO KNOW.
”1 don’t understand this congres
sional oratory."
"What don’t ye understand?”
"Why should a congressman trying
to get a new postoffice building for
Plunkvllle put In two hours denounc
ing International marriages?”—Wash
ington Star.
For Frompt Relief
“I Buffered with my head and back for over six years,” writes
Mrs. R. L. Bell, of McAlester, Okla. “I never could get anything
to do me any good, although I tried almost everything except
Cardui. One day whie I was reading what other suffering women
said it had done for them, I decided to try Cardui.
“I am now on my third bottle and I don’t feel like the same
person. I feel so much stronger and better. I recommend Cardui
to all suffering women.”
This is just a single one of the thousands of grateful letters
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT.
“I see,” -said Deßorum, who was
making a prolonged call, “that an
Ohio genius has Invented a telephone
attachment that will enable one to
see a person miles away.”
“That may be all right as far as it
goes," rejoined Miss Wearyun, “but
It doesn't go quite far enough. An
attachment that would keep some
people miles away would be more
practical.”-—Exchange.
Others Said
Take CARDUI
Shortening Sources
Lard is made from hog-fat; its origin is the pig-sty. It makes
food greasy, indigestible and dangerous.
Cottolene comes from the cotton fields of the Sunny South. Its
basis is the purest refined cottonseed oil.
It is pure, healthful, and makes digestible, nourishing food.
It is the purest and best frying and shortening medium possible
to manufacture. Once get in the habit of using Cottolene , and you
will never let lard enter your kitchen again. >
Wherever exhibited in competition with other cooking fats,
Cottolene has always been granted highest awards.
COTTOLENE is Guaranteed X our grocer Is hereby au
money in case you are not pleased, after having given Cottolene a fair test.
Never Sold in Bulk Cottolene is packed in pails with an aIr
.T.V.I . tight top to keep it clean, fresh and whole
some, and prevent it from catching dust and absorbing disagreeable
odors, such as fish, oil, etc.
Cook Book Free a 2c stamp, to pay postage, we will mail
you our new “PURE FOOD COOK BOOK”
edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, the famous Food Expert,
and containing nearly 300 valuable recipes.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago
“Nature’s Gift from the Sunny South"
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850 Broad TWO STORES 730 Broad
QUICK REPLY.
Jack —“Reginald was sorely in need
of a summer suit, so he sent a dis
tress message to his tailor ‘C. Q. D.' ”
Eva —“And did he get a reply?”
Jack —“Yes, C. O. D.” —Exchange.
SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE.
“Oh, dear!” sighed the heiress, “I
widi I knew whether the duke Is go
ing to propose to me.”
“Well," rejoined the penniless
beauty, “why don't you cable his so
licitors ?”—Exchange.
TIES
we receive from ladies who want to thank us for the benefit they
have received from Cardui. All these ladies are glad now that they
bought the first bottle of Cardui.
PATIENT AND PHYSICIAN.
When the patient called on his doc
tor he found the good man in a state
of great apprehension.
"I’ve got all the symptoms of the
disease you have,” said the doctor.
“I’m sure I have caught it from
yon.”
“What are you so scared about?”
asked the patient.
"Why, man,” replied the doctor, “I
don't think I can cure It.” —Cleveland
Leader.
If you suffer from pains in head, back, or
6ide, are nervous or worn out, try Cardui. Get
your first bottle. We know it will help you,
and that you'll continue the treatment and get
well But get the first bottle without delay.
Cardui is sold at all drag stores with full
directions for use printed on the wrapper. '
Try it.
HID AY, JUNE 18.
For LADIES
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