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TWO Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey THE WORLD’S BEST MEDICINE! 'EffC fcrayr • HflE&4' f Vt- '■. T- ,'v *% '1 vV s! TR2WrfL.; 4 “ Jtt VJH Ht»TTTTV* , r' If JR 6,f JIM/' '** T jfr&- ■>»" Jf- ***■■*& / 4rtfw W.W "; *■. CvS'W4fc- -J&J J : " ■? \^<^'T^ViKL w! 6 Large Lotties, $5.50 12 Large Bottles, SIO.OO 4 Largo Bottles. *3.SO. I Large Bottle, *I.OO Shipped to any arid roan In plain case, express paid, on receipt of order and price. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey must not be regarded as ordinary com mercial whiskies It Is an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain. Its palatahility and Its freedom from injurious substances render It so that It can be retained by the most sensitive stomach. It has been the standard of purity and excellence for fifty years. It Is Invaluable for overworked men, delicate women and sickly chil dren It strengthens and sustains th e system; Is a promoter of health and longevity; makes the old feel young and keeps the young strong. It Is a wonderful remedy In the treatment and cure of consumption, pneumonia, grippe, bronchitis, coughs, colds, malaria, low fevers, stomach troubles and all wasting, weakened, diseased conditions. If taken in time. Remit by express order, postofflce order or certified check to The Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, 9 White Street, Rochester, N. V References: Lincoln National Bank, National Bank of Commerce, Rochester, N. Y., and Dun’s or Bradstreet’s Agency. Mr W. C. Mayvtlle, of Atlanta, Ga., was In the city Tuesday. Mr. A. N. Bentley, of Atlanta, Oa., Is In Hue city for a few days. Mr. T. C. Houston, Jr. of Thoroas rllle, Ga., was In the city Tuesday. Pictures and Picture Framing You certainly ought to nee our new selections of Pictures .l ur t the thing for Christmas Gifts, and we can frame them to suit the individual taste of the giver or recip ient. The cost will he whatever you feel like ex pending. W. G. RHOADES & GO. 311 Jackson Street For Christmas Presents Nothin* more suitable than a pair of Kelt Slippers. We have them In black, brown and red tn all kl»i for, j* , ~,, * PHr JI.UU For the Babies Just let us show you our line, all colors and sizes, lace and button. Telephone or mall orders will receive prompt at tention. JOHN M. HAYS SHOE CO. JNO. F. DAY, Manager, Phone 581 1160 Broad Street Augusta, Ga, Andes’ Great Medicines have made more per manent cures than any ever sold in Augusta. On Sale at All Stores. 8188 COMMISSIONERS ELECTED OFFICERS Special to The Herald. MACON, Oa—The county commis sioners elected officers for the new year as follows: Chairman, M. H.« Taylor; physician, Dr. O. O. Glbftou; superintendent Rots Home, W. T. Wat son; superintendent bridges, Leon Wimbush; property bookkeeper, C. B. While. The board voted down a resolution asking It to discontinue the practice of buying county supplies from mem bers of toe board. A. J. Ixing In troduced the resolution. BRIGHT’S DISEASE Late estimates on tli* percentage of recoveries under the new emollient treat ment for Bright's Diaeaee ate aa follow*: Where patient in much weakened and crl»e« may be expected in from five to ten day*, probably not more than 10 per cent to 20 per cent recover. Where phy sician* aid with efforts to restrain fatal symptom* thin percentage 1* increased. In canes where patients have from thirt> to six tv day* of life the efficiency is very much higher. Where patient.* do not wait until bed ridden probably three-fourth* yield. And in rases thal take the new ernoill. erit treatment on the appearance of the dlsesee nearly nine out of ten respond. Albumen Cants and dropsy do not pre vent recovery The point Is that the Re nal Inflammation should b* attacked be fore the tieart and physical system are broken down. The new emollient treatment is known as Fulton's Renal Compound. It can be had in Augusta at Green * Horsey Drug Co, We desire every patient to write ns who Is not noting the usual improvement by the third week Literature mailed free .Tno. J. Fulton Co.. 212 First HI., Ran Francisco, Cal. We Invite correspon dence with physicians who have obstinate cases. PRINCE GIVE UP TITLE FOR WIFE BERLIN. —Prince Frederick Von i Wittgenstein has renounced his princely rank with all the privileges associated with it. This fact was gazetted Tuesday. The renunciation was at the direction of other male members of his family. The law of the family published in 1607 provides i hat any member marrying beneath ihis rank loses his Inherited right and title. In 1903 Frederick married Marie Vertling, a woman of the mid dle class. IEV. DR. BIGHAM WAS MISQUOTED Was Not the One Who Re marked on the Attitude of Atlanta People. (Herald Bureau, Candler Bid*.) ATLANTA, Ga.—lt appears that Dr. R. J. Bi*ham haa been misquoted In re gard to what he really said concerning the attitude of the people of Atlanta. The error was due to IVO use of the pro noun “I” when It should have been "he" Following his conference with Bishop Hendrix, Dr. Blgham was quoted as hav ing used the following language: “I said that there was such an uprising in Atlanta both among preachers and lay men as would make it Impossible for mp to do the work of the district to the host advantage." It now appears that the word “he" should have been sub stltuted for "I" In the foregoing sen tence. The correction of the error, of course, mdkps Bishop Hendrix the speak er In regard to the attitude of the At lanta people instead of Dr. Bigham. Cheney's Expectorant cuts coughs and colds short. Cures babies and grown people. 25c.. all druggists. CHARLESTON AUTOS GO TO ORANGEBURG Special to The Herald. CHARLESTON, 8. C.—Wlth good weather conditions, the Charleston path flndlng scouts anticipate a pleasant and profitable trip by automobiles Wednes day to Orangeburg. The machines started from the Com mercial club house at 8 o'clock and the proposed itinerary was made, as already announced. The cars ran through the Meeting street road and RuinmerviUe highway thence to Harleyvll|e. Here a good roads meeting was scheduled for a half hour and then the party will pro ceed to Bowman for dinner and will reach Orangeburg at 4 o’clock. The good road.i discussion and banquet will take place under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce of Orangeburg at 7 o’clock. The Charleston parly plan to get back to this city by noon on Thursday. JANUARY CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS * (Herald Bureau, Candler Bldg.) ATLANTA. Oa. The United Strftes Civil Service Commission hns announced quite a number of civil service examina tions to be held In the month of January All of them, a half dozen In number, will be held on the sth of the month, and one of them extending over n period of three days. The examination which re quires three days time will be for senior mechanical draftsmen in the ordinance department nt large. The otTTfcr exam inations are for Immigrant inspector, male; fireman (stationary) Indian ser vice; mechanician, bureau of standards; expert farmer, Indian service, and aid In the division of insects n th© natonal museum. Nursing Mothers and Malaria. The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown people and children, 50c. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CHRISTMAS TOASTS Special to The Herald. CMAKI.KSTON, 8. C. Grand Com mander Samuel S. Bulat has sent to the several eommnnderlea of South Carolina the sentiments and toasts which are to he offered at high noon on Christmas day. In accordance with the Venutlful custom of the order of annually meet ing and toasting the head of the order and exchanging greetings among the controanderles. The custom will of course be generally observed and in Charleston, Columbia and other places through the state where commander!** are located or wherever the Knights Templar may gather, the custom will he observed. CONVENT DEDICATED IN CHARLESTON Special to The Herald. OHART.KSTON. 8 C\—The new con vent of the festers of Mercy wag dedi cated Wednesday, the chapel blessed and the altar consecrated with Interesting and Impressive services. Rt. Rev. Bishop H. P. Northrop of ficiated. assisted by a number of priests The music was in charge of Mnie*. B. H. Bar hot and Or. Charles Lltschgl was the chief usher. LARGE SALMON SHIPMENT. Special to The Herald. Oil A RI.KSTON. S. C. —The steamship Oregonian arrived in port with a cargo of 110.000 cases of salmon tn direct ship ment from the Pacific coast, being the second largest cargo ever landed at an American port and having been exceed ed only recently by a shipment of ISO,- 000 cases at New York. The shipment Is to be followed by another direct cargo of 30.000 or more cases. The following Is the list of the ar rivals at the Alblou hotel: Mr. C. P. Shinn New York State; E. P. Hin ton. Baltimore. Md ; E A. Niver, New York State; Frank H la-sTle, St, l.ouis Mo.; B. C. Brodwick. Balti more, Md.; 8 O. Griffin, Boston, Mass.; A. Weinberg, New York State; George G. I.ee, Philadelphia, Pa.; H. K. Haefie, Rochester N. Y. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. IF YOU NEED k MEDICINE, YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST. Although there are hundreds of prep arations advertised, there Is only one that really stands out pre-eminent as a remedy for diseases of the kidneys, liver and bladd r. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root stands the : highest, for the reason that it has proved to be Just the remedy reeded in thousands upon thousands ' f even the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly i because Its mild and immediate effect 11: soon realized. It is a gentle, heal ing vegetable compound—a phynl | elan’s prescription for a specific dis- I ease. Swamp-Root Is not recommended for everything.' 1 A Sworn Certificate of Purity is with every bottle. For sale at all drug stores, in bottles of two sizes—fifty-cents and one-dol lar. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL. In order to prove what Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy will do for you, every reader of the Augusta Daily Herald who has not already tried it, may receive a, sample bottle by mail absolutely free. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blng hampton, N. Y. Write to-day. HUTCHENS REPLIED 10 DO. FUNDERS (Herald Bureau, Candler Bldg.) ATLANTA, Ga—Chairman G. R. Hutch, ens, of the state prison commission, re plied to the recent charges of Dr. W. H. Flanders that the prison commission had named more Inspectors than wore needed and that it was for the purpose of build ing up a machine to elect Chairman Hutchens and Governor Brown. “The statement is untrue, unjustified and evi dently malicious." declared Chairman Hutchens. He pointed out how the work has Increased as the number of camps have grown. At first only four inspectors were used but these could not do the work. Another was added but even five could not properly attend to the duties and the number was finally increased to eight. Chairman Hutchens says Dr. Flander’s threat regarding his prospective candi dacy for the commission next year does not In the least concern him. "ILL, WEAK AND EMACIATED" Is how Mrs. J. W. Flagg describes the condition of her little daughter after a severe attack of pneumonia, and nothing seemed to ||o her a bit of good. “At. this time,'’ continued Mrs. Flagg, "we commenced to give her Vino!, and the effect was marvelous. The doctor was amazed at her prog ress and said Vinol is a fine remedy, keep it up. We did so and she was soon restored to health and strength.” Alexander Drug Co., Augusta, Ga. WILLIAMS NAMED BRANCHVILLE MAYOR Special to The Herald. BRANCHVILLE, S. o.—l n the mu nicipai election held here to elect a mayor and six aldermen to serve for Branchvtlle for the next two years. J. B. Williams was re-elected over his opponent, L. H. Falrey, by a majority of 58. The aldermen dented are: P. C. Dukes, O. W. Smoak, G. W. Reeves, J. S. Britton, G W. Miley and S. S. Byrd. Mr. O. W. Smoak, the young est candidate In the municipal race, led the ticket, receiving 109 votes out of 124, the total number cast. The election passed off quietly. There was a larger vote polled this time than ever has been polled in a municipal election. ATLANTA BOARDING HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE (Herald Bureau, Candler Building.! ATLANTA, Ga.—About 4.30 o'clock Tuesday morning the fire department was railed out to a fire in a large boarding house at No. 47 Trinity ave nue which, if it hadn’t been discov ered when It was might have resuited fatally to one or more of the many sleeping tenants. The fir e originated from a kltehen. Twenty odd fright ened guests get out safely and hud dled o n a neighbor's porch. The loss was small. • * * t KENTUCKY CLUB HONOR GEORGIAN (Herald Bureau, Candler nT<3g. , > ATLANTA, Ga. —Distinguished honor has just been paid a Georgian by the Louisville, Ky. Advertiser's club. S. C. Dobbs, of Atlanta, who was recently elected president of the Associated Ad vertising club of America, was given an elaborate banquet. It is stated that more than two hundred prominent Louisville men* attended the dinner. exhausts the vitality more quickly than any ordinary food or medicine can re store it. For over thirty-five years Scott’s Emulsion has relieved bronchitis in all stages; it is the tonic lung re nitdy used the world over in this disease; nothing equals it in keeping up and restoring flesh and strength. roll BALF BY ALL DMTOaXBTS S<*nd KVx. u»we <tf Mi*r and »d for cor beautiful Sariug* B».. k tr '. Child'* Sketch- Ikvk R*c t bank ov-nka iu* a rkv4 Luck Pea ajr. SCOTT A BOWNE. 409 Pearl SL. N. Y. DELEGATES LEFT FOB WASHINGTON Six Delegates To National Rivers and Harbors Con gress Have Left For Capital. At 2.35 Tuesday afternoon the city's delegates to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress left for Washing ton, where the congress is to convene the latteT part of this week. The delegation from the city is com posed of: Messrs. H. H. Stafford, R. J. Bates, E. G. Kalhfleisch, D. L. xvuhlke, and J. P. Saxon, all of whom are councilmen, and his honor, Mayor W. M. Dunbar. It is one of th e strong est delegations that has ever been sent out for the city and, according to a statement of Mayor Dunbar, they are going to do everything possible to “boost” the deep waterways move and have congress increase its ap propriation for rivers and harbors. BATH TUB MYSTERY IS STILL BAFFLING Testimony and Evidence Being Gathered, But Real Criminal is Not Yet Known. NEW YORK.—Probers into the death of Mrs. Ocey Snead, the south ern girl victim of the bath-tub mys tery, are still at loss for evidence placing the direct responsibility for her strange death. Piece by piece shreds of testimony are being patched together in an effort to show the strong motive behind the alleged mur der. The postponed hearing of Miss Vir ginia Wardlaw, the victim’s aunt, charged with the crime, occurs late this week. The whereabouts of Mrs. Caroline B. Martin, mother of the dead girl, have not been revealed. It is understood she is In Roanoke, Va. Mrs. Martin’s failure to appear since the tragedy is one of the puzzling features of the case to the authori ties. McLendon may be CANDIDATE AGAIN It is Thought That the Deposed Railroad Com missioner Will Run For the Office in Next Cam paign. (Herald Bureau, Candler Building.) ATLANTA ,Ga—Hon. S. Guyton McLendon, former railroad commis sioner, who was dismissed from of fice by the legislature after fce had been suspended by former Governor Hoke Smith, may make the race for railroad commissioner again. This clue to his plans was obtained during his visit to the office of the railroad commssioner yesterday, when he is quoted as saying: “I may retain my residence here i n Atlanta until Dec. 1, 1913.” Mr. McLendon appears to be in splendid health. LITTLE NEGRO GIRL WAS SLICK THIEF Special to The Herald. SAVANNAH. Ga.—Josephine Wash ington, a tittle negro girl not more than 13 years of age is believed to be one of the slickest thieves that has come into the toils of the local police for sometime. Josephine when ar rested had pawn tickets In her pos session for a lot of good jewelery and in the home*of her parents were found many articles known to have Bee stolen. It seems to have been Jose phine’s plan to enter a house boldily and help herself. She robbed the room of Miss Bessie Greene, secretary to Postmaster Henry Blun, Jr., In this way and also the home of Mrs. Clin ton Sawyer. She got a diamond bracelet at the home of Mrs. Sawyer that was worth $250. She pawned it for fifty cents. Various parties are Identifying jewelry held at the police station awaiting their owners. CASTOR IA For Infant* and Children. Hu Kind You Have Always Bought BOND ELECTION IS ON IN MACON Bond Issue is For Im provement of Sewers and Streets in the City. Special to The Herald. MACON, Ga.—By Wednesday night Macon people will know whether or not they have been successful In their attempt to create a bond Issue amoutnlng to *200,000 for the purpose of Improving the sewer system and the streets of the city. The potis were opened at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning and will be closed at 5 this afternoon. If as many as 523 votes are polled In favor of the bond issue It will be a success for that is two thirds of the number registered and a two-third vote is needed. Wednesday morning an auto parade was held In Macon and the cars car ried big cards on which were printed the words “Vote for bonds and a more progressive city,” ‘Vote for bonds, etc." SEND OUT SOME, PLEASE. The Customer—Can you recommend these complexion powders? The Chemist—-Well, madam. I can't say that they will wash like the nat ural complexion, but they won't rub oft on a coat sleeve! —Sketch. with fur trimming and soft leather soles. You can have Black, Brown, Green or Red. Sizes up to No. 8 .. .. SI.OO Children’s sizes 75c Jno. P. Dill Co. 914 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga. Your Mail Orders Will Have Careful Attention. Mr. P. French, of Charleston, S. C., is in the city for a few days. Mr. J. G. Starr, of Savannah, Ga., is in the city. Safe and Reliable Far Children’s Colds Tika Of. BaH’a MU for Caoatlaatlan. Roaa tba MU at thu wraMar. " Or. $111.1*3 ' mm mur, For Coo#**. Gotta* Bsmm- CMS. BrcooUMs. Asttaa Cross, hIHSM. Whooping Oosafc Insistent flmisy (ten. sad for tho relief of eosssmpUre poUeaU in ad ▼snood stixee of the dismast (leitejifimeh) CHffastfy prepared fry A* Rw.Br.J. W. 80, Satttaor*, Mi got let, >y *u Prmtis, MmSCm*. —mKnsrsm — j**- Dr. Bull's Couch Syrup can he given with perfect safety to the you:ig est child with full confidence of good results. Not a Dollar Need bo Paid Until Satisfied Consult DR. HOLBROOK & GO., Specialists CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE We cure and not merely promise all diseases we ac cept for treatment. Our specialty: Nervous, Chronic and (special Diseases of men and women. You run no risk; we take all chances. We advertise what we do; we do what we advertise. Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. eac.l day. Sunday: 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Separate Recep tion rooms for ladies. WE CURE cessful up-to-date Specialists In our Plies, Rheumatism, Old line in Augusta. Sores, Skin Diseases, Heart, Liver, Stomach. Kidneys, Nervous ness, Catarrh, Weakness, Gonorrhea Gleet. Syphilis, Old Sores, Loss of Manly Vigor, Varicocele and iydrocele and all Nervous, Chronic and Special Diseases of Men and Women. Dyer Bldg., Fifth Floor. Suite 504-5-6-7-8. Ask Elevator Boy. A WORLD OF TOYS GAMES, BOOKS, ETC, ===== AT ~ V Richards Stationery Da. Don’t Wait Start now for your Christmas shopping while stocks are full and fresh. y Let us suggest one of the most useful and inexpensive gifts. Ladies’ Fine Soft Felt Slippers The following is the list of arrivals at the Genesta hotel: Mr. E. L. Bemiss, Richmond, Va., and A. Olm stead, Philadelphia, Pa. y *5 m fry t <vwS wrr | sister should be given a safe and reliable remedy. Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup is such. A record of cures prove it. There is no danger to the child from its use. Simply give it a 3 directed and aJM&, it will afford, first, quick relief; second, speedy riddance of the cold and cough. Children Kke it because so pleasant to the taste, and mothers praise it because so prompt and effective. Homes that have this remedy handy, suffer no terrors. Health and Happiness shored by Child and Mother. Chicago, Til.—Mrs. J. H. Brenstein, ISS N. Marshfield Are., writes: "I use Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup mainly for the baby's cough and cold. He had Beveral colds this winter and the srrup cured him each time. I have also used it for myself for a sore throat, cough, and cold in the head, and found relief. Z came to know Dr. Ball’s Cough Syrup when I was Bmall, and mother used it forourcolda and coughs; so you see 1 must be satisfied with it. if you or one of the children have a cold or cough, hoarseness, bronchitis, croup, whooping-cough, grippe, etc., first test that trust worthy remedy, Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, before you spend any of your money. We want you to have absolute confidence in it before you buy a bottle. Write today for the FREE TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup 1 BEQUEST FILLED SAME DAY RECEIVED. STATE YOU SAW OFFER IN THIS PAPER. Address A. C. MEYER a CO., Baltimore, Md. i We Are Here To Stay Oldest established- ami mosc sue- 0 should be i careful about colds and coughs that affect their children. It is not only dangerous but abso lutely cruel to experi ment on little ones with unsafe and untried rem edies. The baby as well as the older brother and What We Do We Ad ver- tise
