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SAVOY CORNER
Broad and Jackson
45—Phones —143
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ILIB IS
W. I. MMSET USE
Defendant Proved Train
Defied Gravitation Law
wlien it Jumped Track.
Following the trial of the case of
W. T. Ramsey against the Charles
ton and Western Carolina railway, in
which a verdict was found for the de
fendant, the November term of the
city court was adjourned.
The Ramsey case was one in which
the plaintiff was suing for SSOO dam
ages for injuries received in a wreck
while on an excursion train. The rail
road won the case by it’s counsel prov
ing that the track and equipment was
in splendid condition and that When
the train ran off the track it violated
all mechanical laws by running off on
the inside of a curve.
The city court will probably hold
another term in January for the trial
of criminal cases.
—Friends of Mrs. E. D. Rhodes will
regret to learn nf her indisposition.
Catarrh
Quickly Cured by a Pleasant
Germ-Killing Antiseptic.
This is the little Hyomei
(pronounced High-o-me)
inhaler —the exact size.
Made of hard rubber and
can easily be carried In
pocket or purse.
Into this inhaler you
pour a few drops of magi
cal Hyomei.
This Is absorbed by the
antiseptic gauze within
and now you are ready to
breathe it in over the
germ infested membrane
where it will speedily be
gin its work of killing
catarrh germs. Hyomei
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I very pleasant to take.
It is guaranteed to cure
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| money back. It cleans out
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where,
Complete outfit Including inhaler,
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Mail orders filled by Booth’s Hyomei
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1033 BROAD STREET.
QUALITY AND PRICE ARE THE STRONG FEATURES OF OUR POLICY—THE FEATURES THAT HAVE MADE
THIS THE MOST POPULAR RETAIL DRUG STORE IN AUGUSTA. WITH A LARGE STOCK, MOST COMPETENT
HELP AND BEST EQUIPMENT, WE OFFER YOU DRUG STORE SE RVICE UNEQUALLED. W T E WANT AND WILL
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Ayer’s Hair Vigor, SI.OO size .. . ,Soc
B. B. 8., SI.OO size 75c
Bradfield’s regulator, SI.OO size 80c
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, 25c size....2oc
Fletcher’s Castoria, 35c size 28c
1). & R. Cold Cream, 25c size 20c
I). & R. Cold Cream, 50c size 40c
Creolin, SI.OO size 80c
Electric Bitters, 50c size 40c
Fellows Syrup, $1.50 size $1.25
Herpicide, 50c size 40c
King’s Discovery, 50c size .. .. -.. ..40c
Paraeamph, 25c size . 20c
Pond’s, Extract, 25c size 20c
S. S. S., SI.OO size 75c
Scott’s Emulsion, SI.OO size 80c
Sloan’s Liniment, 25c size 20c
Gowan’s Cure, 25c size .' .. ..20c
Headquarters for; DR. ANDES’ GREAT PRESCRIPTION, DR. ANDES’ GREAT OIL, DR. ANDES’ GREAT EMULSION.
Remember the Place, Howard’s Drug Store, On the Corner Broad and Jackson Streets
MB DEMANDS
ZEll'S ARREST
Resolution Introduced, in
House Authorizing the
Government Jo Recog
nize Estrada as Presi
dent of Nicaragua.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The hou»»
lost no time in getting down to busi
ness when it met at noon Friday.
The speaker, after accepting the
resignation of Representative E. V.
Martin, of Colorado, from serving on
the committee on public lands, ap
pointed Representative W. W. Mc-
Creery, of Washington, to the vacancy.
The house then resumed considera
tion of. the District of Columbia ap
propriation bill.
Mr. Sulzer, of New York, intro
duced a resolution authorizing the
government of the United States to
recognize Estrada as president v>t
Nicaragua, and demanding that Zela
ya be arrested, tried, and punished by
the prospective Estrada government.
The Mann bill to regulate th<,
“White Slave” traffic was considered
by the Inter-state and foreign com
merce committee for nearly two hours.
The bill will be reported to the housw
tomorrow.
A resolution of inquiry calling on
the secretary of the interior for a
statment showing the total area of the
public lands was introduced by Mr.
Martin of Colorado. The resolution
provides for a survey of the pxiblic
forests with a view of eliminating the
non-forest lands and throwoing then,
opene to settlement.
JUSTICE GEO. FITTS
WAS FOUND DEAD
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KINGSTON, N. Y.—Justice George
H. Fitts, of the state supreme court,
was found dead in bed Friday in the
Eagle hotel.
Justice Fitts was unusually stout
and it is believed heart disease caused
death. His home was at Cohoes, but
he was holding court at Kingston.
Justice Fitts was elected as a re
publican to the state supreme bench
for a tern to expire in 1919.
TO HOLD CARNIVAL IN
AUGUSTA NEXT WEEK
The city of Augusta Friday morn
ing issued a license to J. M. Nappier
Midway company to hold a carnival
in Augusta next week. With the
company will proably come some
eight or ten shows. They will lo
cate on Perkins iot which is situated
near the Augusta factory.
WE CARRY EVERYTHING
In the line of Automobile Sup
plies, from a tire to a lantern.
We keep everything in stock,
too, ready for emergencies, ana
we can replace all parts on the
shortest notice. And we guar
antee the quality of every arti
cle, as to perfect make and du
rability. Let us invite you to
make a trial of our ability to
please. ,
T. G. HOWARD,
The Cut-Rate Druggist
Chump, a New York dog who will have a Christmas tree. Chump Is the
property of Miss Irene Ackerman, v,'no besides the tree has arranged to have
several prominent persons attend the party. Miss Annie Ames will recite,
“The Night Before Christmas;” Boo.a and Pinkie, two of the guests of
Chump, will whine a selection from some canine opera accompanied on tin.'
piano by Miss Eleanor Powell. Miss Katherine C. Fay will read a dog
story.
BAMBERG, E. C.—The announce
ment. of the coming marriage of Miss
Lucille Rlzer to Mr. Leighton A. Har
tzog, of Govan is very interesting to
Bamberg folks as the groom-to-be,
some several years ago, was connect
ed with the drug store here, his many
friends congratulate him heartily.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Brabham, Jr.,
entertained, in honor of Miss Julia
Bond, of Baltimore, on Thursday
evelnng. Whist was the main amuse
ment, Mrs. F. B. McCracken winning
the first prize, a beautiful box of sta
tionery. Mr. J. A. Williams, the booby.
The rooms were beautifully decorated,
the parlor and dining room> thrown
into one.
Mr. J. S. J. Faust, of Denmark, was
in the city Monday.
Mr. J. A. Rice spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with relatives In Augusta.
Messrs. J. C. Copeland and G. B.
Clayton, of Ehrhard were in the city
this -week.
Mrs. R. A. Delk and little son have
returned from a visit to relatives at
Ehrhardt.
Mr. J. E. Darnell, of Denmark, was
In the city Wednesday.
Mr. J. A. Owen, of the Denmark
hotel visited In town this week.
Mr. C. E. Evans, wife and children
of Denmark spent last Sunday here
with relatives.
Messrs H. C. Folk and W. D.
Rhoad attended the South Carolina
Methodist conference in Abbeville this
week.
Mr. G. H. McCormick of Govan,
was in the city this week.
Dr. J. R. McCormick of Olar and
Mr. W. L. Kennedy of Govan were in
town Monday.
Mrs. Vance Brabham spent a day
in Orangeburg this week.
Mrs. T. G. Herbert and children are
visiting relatives in Sumter this week.
Miss Pearle Hunt of Branchville is
spending some time in this city.
Rev. O. J. Frier, pastor of the Bap
tist church, left Monday for Ander
son to attend the State Baptist con
vention.
Mrs. T. D. Jones, of Augusta, spent
Tuesday night In the city. She was
on her way to Ehrhard to visit rela
tives.
Messrs. A. F. Henderson and Wiar
lie Thomas, of Ehrhard were in town
this week to take the train for Au
gusta.
Messrs. J. J. Smoak, John Herndon,
H. N. Bellenger and R. M. Bruce spent
Sunday In Columbia.
Mrs. It A. Wright of Orangeburg Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Black.
Mrs. J. F. Brickie of Augusta has
returned to her home after a plea* |
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Cure, 50c size....4oc
Swamp Root, 50c size 40c
Tarrants Aperfent, SI.OO size 80c
Wainpoles Formolid, 25c size 20c
Wampoles C. L. Oil, SI.OO size 80c
Warner’s Safe Cure, 50c size 40c
Mellin's Food, 50c size .. ~ 40c
Parisian Sage, 50c size 40c
Peruna, SI.OO size.. 80c
Pazo Pile Ointment, 50c size 40c
Mentholatum, 25c size 20c
Euthymol Tooth Paste 19c
Papes Diuretic, 50c size 40c
Papes Diapepsin, 50c size 40c
Packer’s Tar Soap 19c
Viola Cream, 50c size.. 40c
Dioxygen, 25c size 20c
Frostilla, 25c size., y 20c
Dog to Have Christmas Tree
BAMBERG SOCIAL NEWS
ant visit to relatives here.
Mr. G. Frank Bamberg has gone
west to buy a carload of live stock.
Mr. J. Tucker, cashier of Branch
vllle’s bank, was In town this week
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Wilson, Jr., of
Allendale, are on a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Brabham, Mr. Wilson will
be here for a few weeks la the Bam
berg Banking Co.'s Interest, getting
points on the banking business, hav
ing been elected cashier of the new
bank at Allendale.
Mr. T. S. Rice and family will move
this month to Georgia, their home
here lias been bought by Mr. Laurie
P. McMlUian.
Rev. J. H. Danner, who was pastor
of the Mill Chapel here last year, left
on Tuesday to attend conference at
Abbeville. He will join the confer
ence at this session. ,
The many friends of Miss Mary
Livingston are glad to know that she
received her diploma at Lander col
lege, Greenwood, S. C., on Tuesday.
November the thirtieth, she finished
the A. L. B. course in three years. All
are delighted to have her back among
us. From college she went to visit
her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Cope in Spartan
burg, S. C.
Mrse. David G. Felder has returned
from a week's stay In Spartanburg
with relatives.
Mrs. Julia Quattlebam, of States
boro, Ga., Is on an extended visit to
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Fisher Cleckley of Cope and
Mrs. Dan Hydrick of Worth, S. C..
were in town this week to visit rela
tives and friends.
The arrangement of boxes In the
post office have been changed, the
change being made to make room for
additional boxes which will be put In
shortly. The town Is growing and
as everything else, the boxes too will
have to Increase.
The Loyal Temperance Legloners
had a bazaar on the day of the 17th at
the court house.
EXCURSION RATEB
For the Holidays via Southern Railw’y.
Account of the Christmas Holidays
the Southern Railway will sell Ex
cursion tickets at very low rates to
all points South of the Potomac and
Kast of the Mississippi Rivers. Tickets
will be on sale December 17-18-22-23-
24-26-31 end January Ist, final limit
returning January Sth, 1910.
For further information apply to
any Southern Railway agent or
W. E. MCGEE, T. P. A.,
Augusta, Ga.
J. L. MEEK, A. G. P. A.,
Dl9c Atlanta, Ga.
M. & B. Carbolic M. Wash. 25c size, 20c
Levy’s La Blache Powder 40c
Rosaline, 25c size 19c
Sanitol Cream, 25c size 20c
Sanitol Tooth Baste and Powder ...19c
Syrup Figs, 50c size 40c
Listerine, 25c size 20c
Hinds IL. &A. Cream, 50c size ...40c
Colgate’s Ribbon Baste, 25c size .. ..20c
Lyons’ Tooth Powder 19c
Kodol, 50c size 40c
Cheney’s Expectorant, 25c size 20c
Red Cross Kidney Plasters 20c
Colgate’s Tooth Powder, 25c size ... ,15c
Danderiue, 50c size 40c
D. I). D., SI.OO size 85c
Herpicide, SI.OO size .. 80c
Oriental Cream, $1.50 size $1.25
SUMTER PERSONAL
AND SOIL NEWS
StJMTER, S. C. —The subscription
dance given in the Armory hall was
a decidedly delightful function and
wag greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. J. A. Weinberg was a guest, of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Moses, at their palatial home the
week end.
Mrs. Ballon, of Snowville, Va., Is
on a visit to her son, Mr. Robert
Shelar.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsendon
and Mr. John Walsendon, after spend
ing a delightful week at the beauti
ful and hospitable home of Mr. and
Mrs. ,1. R. Ligon, have returned to
their home in Philadelphia.
Misses Katie, Augusta and Maudo
Solomons, after spending with admir
ing friends a delightful time for the
last, six weeks have returned to their
winter home in New York City.
Miss Ethel Cohen, of Charleston, who
has been a guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. E. W. Motse, for the past three
weeks, has returned to her home.
Mrs. H. M. Stuckey on Tuesday
morning tendered a small bridge com
pllmentary to her guests, Miss Hutch
inson, her sister of Kentucky, and
Miss Rouse, of Chicago, her cousin.
At noon the players desisted long
enough to partake of a delightful
luncheon. The highest score was se
cured by Mrs. Robert Shelor, and she
was presented with the always con
venient. handy bridge score.
Miss Moneta Osteon gave In honor
of Misseß Hutchinson and Rouse of
Kentucky and Chicago a party Wed
nesday evening. Their guests were
tlie recipients of a tempting supper,
after being amused for a number of
hours at the bridgo tables.
BALK’S NURSERY IN GOOD
CONDITION.
It will be welcome news to the
many patrons of the Balk Nursery
to learn, that while the recent fire
was In a measure destructive, It has
not crippled him In any way and he
can meet all the floral orders already
placed with him, and he is also In
good shape for any future orders
from his patrons and the general pub
lic. The fire was confined to hla
greenhouse office, but he lost some of
the plants that he was forcing for
early delivery. However, place your
Xmas orders with Balk and ho will,
as ever, see that you get prompt and
perfect delivery. Dl7c
ROBBERS LOOT BANK.
LAWTON, Okln —Blowing the safe
with a heavy charge of dynamite
which wrecked the entire side of the
building, five bandits Friday morning
robbed the Citizens bank of Geronl
mo, a small town eight miles south
of Lawton, of $1,200, all the money
in the safe, and escaped. Two citi
zens were held under rifle guard until
the robbery was completed. A posse
Is In pursuit.
MOORE-EDENFIELD CO.
TO FURNISH AUTO
Made Lowest Bid For
Chief’s Machine and was
Given Contract.
The fire committee of the city coun
cil met In the mayor's office Thurs
day afternoon and opened bids sub
mitted by local automobile dealers to
furnish the chief of the fire depart
ment with an automobile. The bid of
the Moore-Edenfleld company was the
lowest, they agreeing to furnish the
automobile for $1,644, and the machine
will be delivered within the next thir
ty days. The car will be equipped
with two chemical extinguishers an
axe and other fire fighting Implements
and will he painted the regulation
red.
SAVOY CORNER
Broad and Jackson
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MISS MYRTLE MOORE 10 WED
Ml. WILLIAM SMEQES HENOLEY
MANNING, S. C.—The following
announcement cards have beep receiv
ed by the many friends of the con
tracting parties: "Mrs. Alice Good
win Moore requests the pleasure of
your company at the wedding recep
tion of her daughter, Myrtle, and Mr.
William Smedes Hendley, Wednesday
evening December th e twenty-second
at seven o’clock. At home, Bennetts
ville, S. C.”
“At home after January 10th, Co
lumbia, S. C.
The bride-to-be is a beautiful and
accomplished young woman and is
very much beloved and popular in (he
social circles of Bennettsvllle and
points In the stale.
The Benedict-to-be is a sterling
young man and holds the highly re
sponsible position of superintendent
of agencies for South Carolina' for
the Mutual Life Insurance company
of Now York.
Old papers for wrapping purposes
for sale at The Herald office. ts
lEPiizm sect news
Mrs. Freeman’s pupils save
Enjoyable Piano Recital.
lIEPHZIBAH, Ga.—Miss Helen Kil
patrick, enroute to New York recently
made a short stop over with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Reynolds, Mr.
Ram Clark and Miss Ella Clark upon
ttieir return from the conference at
Waynesboro report a most enpoyahlo
and profitable trip.
Miss Hattie Carswell will spend the
Christinas holidays with Mrs. Coog
ler in Chester, S. C.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, after a de
lightful stay with relatives here, her
childhood home, Is now visiting her
brother, Mr. G. P. Kilpatrick In Way
nesboro.
A most pleasing occasion wim the
recital by the piano pupils of Mrs.
Freeman on Friday evening. The
hall was filled with an appreciative
audience of patrons and friends. The
program was as follows:
Tossing Kisses —Mge Holmes.
Cuckoo Clock—Eleanor Fryer.
Silver Spring —Man Walden.
Song—Santa Lucia —Chorus.
Doll’s Carnival —Hophto Christie.
Dear Little Dolly—Rosa Reynolds.
The First Rose —Louise Rhodes.
Recitation—A Christmas Cheat, J.
F. Freeman.
Pearly Dew Drops—Jennie Lee
Richards.
Nina’s Waltz—Fannie Lou Davis.
Bong, Upldu—Male Chorus. ,
Dream of Homeland —Annelle Liv
ingston.
Pearls and Laces —Emmie Murphey.
Bong, O Tyrol—Quartet.
Mountain Belle Schottlschc- Ruth
Banks.
joyous Peasant—Helen Murphey.
Reading—Anna Kennedy Freeman.
Farewell to the Alps—Ellzaeth Rey
nolds.
Hunting Bong—Gertrude Clark.
Bong—Young Musician —Malo Cho
rus.
Traumerei —Louise Carswell.
Bllver Bpray Marie Murphy.
The skill In technique and expres
sion as well as accurate reading dis
played by each pupil attest the thor
oughness and efficiency of their train
ing. The readings by Master Joe Fish
er Freeman and little Miss A,nna Ken
nedy Freeman were most charming
ly rendered and elicited much laugh
ter as well as many compliments.
Tokens of honor were bestowed upon
Misses Emmie Murphey, advanced
class and Rosa Reynolds, beginners.
( longratulatlons and eompllments
were showered upon Mrs. Freeman
Exclusive Agents For
Whitman’s Chocolates &
Bon Bons, per 1b....80c
Premiere Chocolates,
pound 80c
Quality Chocolates,
pound .. 60c
Let us have your or
ders now, delivery any
time.
Genuine Opal Cream
For chapped hands and
face, makes the skin
soft; delightful after
shaving, sold exclusively
at our store. None gen
uine without our
label .. .. 25c
J’s Lotion
For Dandruff, Eczema
and all skin eruptions.
Genuine at our store
only; our label is the
guarantee 50c
Sachet Powders
Lazell’s special Sachet
Powders, all odors, in
original 25c bottles, 10c
Also Hudnuts, Piver,
Roger & Gallet, etc.
5 GIRLS, 1 FIREMAN
KILLED IN FIRE
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Five girls
and Fireman Joseph Toner are known
to have lost their liw.s wlu/n the six
story building occupied by Schrack &
Sherwood, manufacturers of undertak
ing supplies, wiiH destroyed by fire.
Twenty girls were workitng In the
building when the lire broke out
Thursday night, most of whom escap
ed with the assistance of police and
llremen. Investigation showed that a
half dozen were missing Immediately
after the rescue and later it was re
ported that live had fail.ed to reach
their homes. Toner was killed while
engnged In rescue work.
The ruins are being searched for
the bodies Friday.
for the delightful evening.
Miss Sophier Henderson has re
turned from Gough.
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AT IT
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it,” and success-is
bound to crown
your efforts.
E very person
should have a Hav
ings Bank Book,
and if you arc sys
lematic in bank
ing small savings
with us, you will
soon bo in a posi
tion of independ
ence. a
l ■
Wo divide our
profits with you
by paying you
four per cent, in
terest.
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Savings
Bank
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