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PE-RU-NA
Pirune i( not * new and
Untried remedy—our grand
father* used it.
Fifty year* ago It waa on
aale, nearly every drug More
in the country can aupply it
It ia recognirod aa a house
hold remedy in thousand* of
home* for cough*, colde,
grip, catarrh and thoae
trouble* ari«iac from auch
disturbance*,
TODAY IT IS JUST AS
EFFECTIVE, JUST AS
RELIABLE AS EVER AND
NOTHING BETTER HAS
BEEN DEVISED AS A
READY *MADE MEDI
CINE.
Thoae who object to !.t*sl<
Medicine will Mad I'en.ne Tab
lets a desirable remedy fer
(ATAKHIIAI. CONDITION*.
LAXATIVE-TONIC
DIVORCED DENIED
Bolton. —Mra Lol* Burnett Kantoul,
n granddaughter of Jamra Bussell Lo
well, wo* denied it divorce fr<»m Kd
ward L. Kantoul by Judin Hardy to
ddy. Mr*. Rantoul alleged cruel and
abusive treatment. Tin defense (lalnt -
ed that the trouble# of the two war#
dm to the wife's admitted affection
for Cheater Chapin Rumrill, of H|irlng
fltld
THE RULING PABBION
American Heiress What I* your fa
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Count Butln*kl—Marigold.
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Beyond Your Brightest
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"I could aeream with Joyous delight at
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ta the verdict of hundreds of women.
You'll aay the an me thing when you know
what It meana to he free from your burden
of misery and Ilia and achea and nervous
ness
You haven't any Idea of the grand
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Minrc My Joy.
pUshlng for weak woman Ths glorious
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mutt lie felt to bo truly appreciated.
No wonder women any "I could scream
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You know what It mrana to drag your
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rouraynl, blue, with no Intereat In things,
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•cramming, all on edge, seeming to rob
your bruin of Ita power to think and feel
ing that you will alniply go mad. You
know what tt means to Buffer the palna
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those awful feelings that no one but a
woman can understand. •
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and they guarantee 11—relief or money
back Instantly.
THE BIJOU
Today and Friday
BOT SCHAFER
* IN
“THE SEMINARY GIRLS”
A Laughing Musical
Tabloid.
16 People —l6
ADDED ATTRACTION
"The Hlllsvllle Tragedy"
Pictures of the Famous
Allen Gang.
SATURDAY %
Four Performances,
two matinees and two
night performances.
“Whose Baby Are
You?”
and
“The HillsvOle Trag
edy.”
BISHOP CANDLER WILL
BL HERE NEXT SUNDAY
Will Preach at St. John M. E.
Church in Morning at St.
James' in Evening.
Bishop Warren A. Candler, former
pnator of the Ht. John Methodist
church at Augusta and one of the heat
known ministers tn the Methodist
church. Booth, will he In Augusta next
Rtinday and will preacn both morning
and evening. At the morning service
Bishop Candler will occupy the pulpit
|nt Nt John'* *nd In the evening at
' HI. James. Tho pastors of the two
' local churches cordially Invite the gen
i oral public to attend the services at
| which Blah op Candler will he heard.
It tins been thirty years since Bish
op Candler waa pnator of the Augusta
ifhurch, nevertheless It la expected that
there will be some of the oldest mem
bers of the church who remember the
distinguished clergyman to attend tho
service Sunday morning or Sunday
night.
BIRTH 0E EMMET IS
OBSERVED IN AUGUSTA
Members of Irish Society
Dined Sumptuously at Hof
brau Case Last Evening.
A seven course dinner. In honor of
the name of the Illustrious Irish poet,
Robert Emmett, was served at the
Hufbrai! Case last night to the mem
bers of the Bobert Bfnmett Society of
Auguste, ntu,ut thirty-five In num
ber. The event was patriotic In every
sense and was voted a complete- suc
cess.
Capt. E. J. O'Connor acted as toast
master In the place of Mr T. D. Mur
phy, president of the society, who was
absent. Toasts, witty as those of the
Irish usually are. were responded to
by Messrs. Daniel Carr, P. F. McNal
ly. P. J. Cal lan, D. Bennett and D. P.
c I'Connell
Among the beloved members of the
society who could not attend the ban
quet this year and from whom letters
were rend were Messrs. J. J. Farrell,
of Balnbrldge, (la., and T I>. and M.
J. Murphy, of this city.
The speech of the evening was made
by Col. D. G. Fogarty. Another In
teresting feature of the celebration was
the rending of a letter from Ireland to
the effert that the prospects for the
home rule bill to become a law were
brighter now than ever before.
Among those present last night
were: Messrs. E J. O'Connor. D. O.
Fogarty, William Mulherln, Pat. J.
<Allan, P F McNally. T. J. Daly, T.
J Vaughan, J. J. (’onion, I I*. Ward,
J. B. Kearney, D, P. O’Connell, Ed
Bennett, Thomas Bresnahan, E J. Gal
laher, 1> Bennett, Daniel Kerr, Georg*
Toole and others.
VERDICT OF S4OO BEEN
AWARDED NEGRO EDWARDS
Willie Kdwarda, a negro employe of
the Plant era Cotton Oil Mill, was
awarded a verdict of *4OO yesterday af
ternoon In the city court. The negro
sued the mill for personal Injuries sus
tained while In the employ of tho com
pany.
“FAUST."
To those who appreciate the higher
order of music, especially the class of
music that does not go over the heads
of the average theatre attendant, will
doubtless cordially welcome the (Irand
Opera presentation of Qounod’s mas
terpiece, “Faust" at the Grand nest
Monday evening. Inasmuch as this
splendid and altogether satisfying
opera has not been heard In this city
before, most of the Grand Opera or
ganisations preferring to give us a
taste of the more serious •ustcal com
positions, which as a role are not ex
m tly to the taste so tho masses of en
tertlnment seekers.
While the New York Grand Opera
Company refrained from expatiating
upon the possession of a big chorus. It
i makes the honest representation that
i the chorus members are left to the
i principles with the object of Insuring
uctual harmonlUos effects.
The Metropolitan Symphony Instru
mentalist* are a part of the organisa
tion and furnish the voice accompan
ist in conjunction with the regular
• house Austrians, thus providing as It
j were an argumented orchestra, a scen-
Uc production Is likewise anounced.
Salvatore Giordano, Caruso's famous
| protege, and a tenor of exceptional
! ability, will sing "Faust.” Marguerite
Robert appears as Marguerite, while
Richard B. Parks, a baßo-baritone of
International reputation, la the Meph
iato, a role which he haa sung countless
times. Altogether the New York Grand
Opera Company makes up In quality
what It lacks In numbers as compared
with some of the profusely advertised
organisation* Heats on sale Friday.
THE BIJOU
THE HILLSVILLE SHOOTING.
Ebr an engagement of throe Jays,
beginning with a matin,’,' at 3 o’clock
jthlM afternoon, and with dally matt
i tifM, the alary of the Allen Para ami
[the "shooting up" of the HlllavUte
court In Wythe county, Virginia, will
be told at the Bijou Theatre by Deputy
I Sheriff Sam Hurt. The program will
Include several very entertaining vau
deville numbers. A most Inviting bill
|ls offered at popular prices No one
ils more famlllsr with the stirring
scenes enacted during th<* Allen trial
(than Deputy Sheriff Hurt.
I Beginning today Hot Schafer with
hts company who have been at the
j Bijou since Monday are being seen
j until Saturday In "The Son.lnary
j lilrls.’* Saturday In two matinees and
two night performances they will play
| "Whose Baby Are You." Motion (lic
it ures of the usual high class are shown
before every show.
The Hlllsvllle tragedy Is something
special and shouldn't be missed by
any BlJoulte.
FROM ALL APPEARANCES.
“Do you believe that the world likes to
he humbugged?"
“Well, every fortune teller I c.m call
to mind Is fat.”-rHouston Post.
FOR TIRED
AND SORE FEET
*'TIZ" for puffed-up, burning,
sweaty, calloused feet
and corns.
"My f-t
j-
When your poor, suffering feet sting
ftom walking, when you try tn wriggle
your corns away from the leather or
your shoes, when shoe* pinch, and feci
tight, when feet are swollen, sore,
chafed—don't experiment—Just use
"TIZ." Get Instant relief. "TIZ" puts
peace In tired, aching, painful feet.
Ah! how comfortable your shoes feel.
Walk five miles, feet won't hurt you,
won't swell after using "TIZ."
Sore, tender, sweaty, smelly feet
need "TIZ" because It's the only rem
edy that draws out all the poisonous
exudations which pull up the feet and
cause foot torture. "TIZ" Is the only
remedy that takes pain and soreness
right out of corns, callouses and bun
ions.
Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ" at any
druggist or department store. Get a
whole year's foot comfort for only 25
cents. Think of It!
Morgan Art Treasures
Guarded by Armed Men
Metropolitan Taking No Chan
ces With the $50,000,000
Collection.
New York.—Though the strictest
secrecy lihil enveloped tho measure
taken, it became known today that un
usual precaution Is being exercised by
the Metropolitan Museum of Art to
guard against thieves and fire the $50,-
000,000 Morgan collection now on view
In that Institution It is said that
the protective arrangements, which are
most elaborate, would make virtually
Impossible a repetition of the Mona
l.isa theft In the Louvre museum with
Raphael's Colonna Madonna the pos
sible subject In this instance.
Fifty special watchmen, well arm
ed, and two police detectives are the
personnel of the elaborate scheme pro
tecting the collection. In addition the
lateat devices in electrir Marins have
been Installed, conneetlng fire and po
lice headquarters and the different
parts of the building. Ten large gongs
and many smaller ones would sound
should unauthorised hands touch any
of the Morgan art objects, bringing
Into the room every attendant and all
the watchmen In the building. The
same means would bring the reserves
from the nearest police station.
For additional protection at night a
system of patrol regulation has been
provided, so adjusted that should a
watchman fall to register his round at
one of the many time clocks, his fail
ure would be brought to the attention
of a telegraph company. In whose
office such failure would be immedi
ately recorded.
To train the regular and special em
ployees of the museum In the opera
tion of the devices a number of alarm
drills have been given.
She (meaningly)—Ho you consider
kissing really dangerous?
He (meanly)—Yea; it often bring*
on marriage.
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Because of Terrible Back*
ache. Relieved by Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta
ble Compound.
Philadelphia, Pa. —“I suffered from
displacement and inflammation, and had
such pains In my
sides, and terrible
backache so that I
could hardly stand.
I took six bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Com
pound, snd now I can
do any amount of
work, sleep good, eat
good, and don’t have
a bit of trouble. I
recommend Lydia E.
m i • • •m-r
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to
every suffering womam. Mrs. Harry
Fisher, 1642 Juniata Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Another Woman’s Cage.
Providence, R. I.— "I cannot speak
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as it has done wonders for me and I
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at present 1 work in a factory all day
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Danger Signals to Women
are what one physician called backache,
headache, nervousness, and the blues.
In many cases they are symptoms of
some female derangement or an inflam
matory. ulcerative condition, which may
be overcome by taking Lydia E. Pink
ham’sVegetabfe Compound. -Thousands
of American women willingly testify to
its virtue.
THE AUGUSTA HERALC, AUGUSTA, GA.
Florida Frosts Have
Killed Much Green Stuff
Jacksonville, Flaw-Mall report* from
south Florida Indicate that the vege
table crop was Injured from 50 to 75
per cent by the reoent frosts. Around
Fort Igtuderdaie Ire formed on th*
lakes and the daugige la great. At
Danta most of ths bean*, cahluige,
pens, tomatoes and lettuce was frosted
and but little will t>« fit to market,
it 1* said.
Already the prices are wearing here
and people In the North may exited
to pay much higher prices for all
green goods from Florida.
THE WAV OF IT, .
Just bet there Isn't any fun
MK WITH II RUDE*
They say a temptation Is not a temp
tation If you resist It. And the op
posite Is, of course, equally true. That
is a peculiarity of epi grammes But
this Is getting slightly off the matter
in hand.
The subject of today'* epistle Is the
Temptatfon of John Hcwsley, colored.
He was out of sorts, out of spirits,
out of work, out of doors, and out at
elbows.
On the weary rounds looking for a
Job, he met with no luck. Place after
Place turned him atf'ay. This morning
he went to a colored man, the fore
man of a piece of work which Is be
ing done out In the suburbs, and ask
ed him for something to do. The
busy gang was swarming round, and
It looked as If there might be room for
one more.
But no, the foreman said: "Bn* fill
ed up.”
Now John was not. He was In/fact
empty with a most aching void. There
was a large place In the middle of him
which was very urgently vacant.
So that, after hanging about for
some minutes, and finding himself un
observed, he made a raid on the fore
man’s lunch bucket and furtively de
camped.
The foreman seems to have suspect
ed something, for he Immediately In-
HIS CASE HOPELESS
HOST FRIENDS THOUGHT
Could Not Eat or Sleep. A Friend Advises Black-Draught.
Which Does the Work. •
J'omeroyton, Ky.—This town Is thtj,
home of Mr. A. J. Hughes, whose con
dition for five years was such a* led
him, as well as most of his friends, to
believe that he could not recover.
Mr. Hughes now says: ''l was down
with stomach trouble for five years,
and would have sick headache so bad,
at times, that I thought surely I would
die. **
My condition was such that I could
not eat or sleep. I tried many differ
ent medicines, but they did me no
good.
Nearly all my friends thought I
would die, but one of them advised me
to take Thedford’s Black-Draught. I
PULLMAN RESERVATIONS
Phones! 625 and 661
ATLANTIC ROAST |JNE
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
* No. 32. No. 36.
Lv. Augusta 2:30 P.M. 5:15 P.M.
Ar. Richmond 5:05 A.M. 7:00 A.M.
Ar. Wash., D. C. .... . 8:40 A.M. 10:20 A.M.
Ar. Baltimore, Md... .10:02 A.M. 11:44 A.M.
Ar. W. Philadelphia ..12:23 P.M. 2:04 P.M.
Ar. New York 2:31 P.M. 4:15 P.M.
Schedules Maintained in Feb. Southbound
60 per rent on time, 75 per cent Within 30 Min
utes. and ONLY 5 Days More than one hour
late Reaching Augusta, Either Train.
50% DOUBLE TRACK
TO^—
NEW YORK AND THE EAST
T. B. Walker, Pist. Pass. Agent, 829 Broad St.
G. B. Wells. Trav. Pass. Agent, 829 Broad St.
M. C. Jones, City Ticket Agent, 801 Broad St.
HUE DOSE RELIEVES
1 COLD-NO QUIRE
•
Take ’Tap*'* fold Compwnd" firry two
kmita until you have When thro* deart, than
all grippe miaery goei and your aula will b*
brown. It promptly open* your etopged-up
nostril* and the air passages of the hod; stops
natty •liachars* or note running; rolievt. the
headache, dultaea*, feverishness, *ore throat,
antralug, aorenra* and guinea*.
Don't atay atuffeduel Quit Mowing gnd
anufliog. Kate vour throbbing head—nothing
elm in* the world giver.auch ,*!
"i’lpt'i v.oUl A ompound* which towti only Aj
cento at any drug etvre.
- • a
In fooling round with Debt, my son,
The faster you run tn. you’U find,
Tho mora you’r* bound to be behind.
* —Cincinnati Enquirer
spected hi* larder and saw th* dls
crepanoy. He followed John to the
corner of Greene and McKlnne before
he found an officer to have him ar
rested,
And John was brought In with the
guods In hts pocket.
The Judge seemed anxious to let
John off if possible. He tried with
questions to confound the foreman
witness, but It was not to be done.
Then he turned to John:
"How much did you pay him for that
lunch?” he asked.
That was a beautiful loop-hole,—
but John's answer was:
“Judge, It was wrapped up In a
piece of paper. I didn't take nothin'
but a piece of chicken."
That settled It. Of course if people
sre going to have chicken In their
lunch buckets and leave It within
reacli of hungry niggers, what can
they expect? John might have re
sisted all the Kingdoms of the World,
but there is a limit to every man's
strength. ,
The Judge told him of a place where
food Is free and labor is in plenty, and
suggested that he go there for thirty
days or so. John was allowed to keep
the chicken, however. And he seemed
more pleased at this than he was
grtieved at the rest of his fate.
followed his advice with but little
faith.
However, I have now taken Black-
Draught for three months, and can
truthfully say that I am well.
I haven’t had sick headache . any
more, and feel so thankful for what
Black-Draught has done for me.”
This reliable, vegetable remedy has
been In successful use for three quar
ters of a century. To purify’ the blood,
renew the appetite, regulate liver,
stomach and bowels, we urge you to
try It.
Why suffer, when the same relief
that Mr. Hughes found, Is within easy
reach of you? At every drug store.
Only costs one cent a dose. Try it.
Begin today.
ATTENTION!
LADIES’ SPRING COAT SUITS
The biggest values ever produced.
We have just purchased a sample line of
Ladies' Spring Coat Suits, the very
newest styles, materials, and colors
$30.00 and $35.00 values, ft 1C AH
all to go at pId.UU
(See window.)
Note these Extra Bargains for
Friday and Saturday
WHITE LAWN
-40 inches wide,
yard 5^
BROWN LINEN
-12 36-inch Brown
Linen, yard 914<*
WHITE MADRAS—
The 1214 c kind, in short
lengths, yard .. . 7i/>^
PAJAMA CHECKS—
-36 inches wide, the 10c
kind, yard 7*4^
We also have some very special
bargains for Friday and Satur
day in the following Goods
COTTON SUITINGS
In Manchester Poplins,
Pebble Crepe, Beverly
Crepe Ratines, and Silk
Stripe Poplins, solid
colors or dainty figures.
Yard ’.. . 25£
ECONOMY CREPE—
Checked, plain and fan
cy, 19c value to go Fri
day and Saturday, -
yard 121 4£
WE GIVE
PURPLE
TRADING
STAMPS.
THURSDAY. MARCH 5.
SEA ISLAND
-25 yards of good Sea
Island for .. .. SI.OO
Hill’s Bleaching—
-1214c 36-inches wide
Hill’s Bleaching,
yard 0 1 /^
LINEN SHEETING—
85c 90-inch Linen
Sheeting, yard .. .47^
WASH CLOTHS—
8c Wash Cloths .. .3^
NEW WASH SILKS
Just arrived, white
with neat stripes, any
color, 20 inches, at,
yard .. 19<^
And 30 inches at .49^
NEW DRESS GOODS
In black and white, blue
and white, old rose and
white, waffle weave
dress goods, also all
silk ratine, any color,
yard .-50^
JAMullarkyCo.
830 Broad Street.
Good Quality. Good Value, Good Service