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i/flWtE! FP^TfVAT AT Seats for the festival are now on
fl i?5 JJ I feoilVAL A1 sale and will be sold in this place
AllPiINTA by a^ent prior to the opening of
the festival. The fact that the open
ing concert will be held on the eveir.
EASES, TtfC WORLD S of Uccoratio? day will give
v i many a cnance to oe present, ine
jRi'AiE&r SOPRANO. AND prices for the afternoon concert
DAMRO^CH'S FAMOUS OR- Tuesday will be lower than for the
CRESTRA IN THREE CON" evenings. Further information will
_ .pTQ he furnished upon application to
UK18' J. J. Farrell,
- Augusta, Ga.
Yigns i is planning for a great
Festival, April 26 and 27 at W^V)rtf|V of
vi Mm u Emma Fames, prima1:11
assoluta, perhays the greatest, Coilf iciCHCG
ill concert sopranos, will sing, and
mro ch's New York Symphony An Offer Backed Up by One
ihtstra will plsp. In additior on
n-day night a chorus of two hun-; ?f the Most Reputable
i will, with the assistance of not- J ^ _
e soloists render Rossini's Stabat' Concerns in Batester
in English. There is no other burg,
tival in the South that will present
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tunity to hear her to be had hut- pation or pay for all the medicine
e of the big cities of the North. used during the trial. You pay us
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nothing if we fail. That's a mighty ISAUUDA GODNTY CO
broad staterr nt, and we mean every
word of it. We will back it up with VF.NTI0N
our own personal reputation, too.
Could anything be more fair and PROGRAM OF THE SECOND (
secure for vou. VENTION OF THE SUNDA
The most scientific, common
treatment is Rexall Orderlies. Their SCHOOL ASSOCIATION AT
active principle is a verv recent PROVIDENCE CHORCH
scientific discovery that is odorless,
colorless and tasteless; very pronounced,
gentle and pleasant in its MORNING SESSION,
{action,and particularly agreeable in 10.30 Devotional Exercises,
I every way. This ingredient does S. O. Cantey.
not cause any diarrhoea, nausea, or 10.45 Organized Sunday Sc
griping. Rexall Orderlies are as \york, Dr. E C Ridgell.
: pleasant to take as candy and are u.(X> The Sunday School Sv
; particularly good lor children and inWndent Rev. Ballentine.
' I,lel,cate persons. 1 u5 Round Table
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bitual constipation, or the associate J 12.00 Basket Dinner.
or dependent chronic ailments, we I AFTERNOON SESSION
urge you to crj Rexall Orderlies at 1
our risk. Remember you can only j 1.30 Organized Class Work
J get them at our stores. 36 tablets ^ A Brunson.
, 25c and 12 tablets 10c. The Harris- '2.00 Report of Nominating C
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BATESBURQ,
|II. 2.15 Duties of Township Ofticers. | 25th goo
Rev. J. B. Harman. I very low
2.30 The Sunday School Teacher The A
Rev S. O. Cantey. i be comp(
3.00 Round Table. tractions
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3.30 Home Department W W Qrchestn
Holston. Tolois's."
Every Sunday School in Town- j^eecj Mil
ships Nos 1 and two is* requested to Mr. Gust
senP its officers and teachers as dele- of two hi
gates to this Convention, and all per-' ]?0r in!
Rev. sons interested in Sunday School Agent, <
work are most cordially invited to Atlanta C
hool attend.?J. B. Harman, President of Augusta,
county Association.
per 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any inform
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c through
Milan tc
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CHEAP RATES TO AUGUSTA, I peiii?g (
Ga. FOR THE MUSICAL j Qulrtaf
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rates. j names are collected during the course
ugusta Musical Festival will 1 of lovestlgatlons Rt Somerset House:
i Hyde Parker, Eliza Silence, 10m Jollf
3sed of many notable at- j Death, Mary Pine Coffin, James
such as Mme. Emma Karnes Whalebelly, Sarah Greek Gabb, John
,nna Assoluta Walter Dam- I c,otabed- Minnie Shorthose, River Jormna
Assoluta, waiter uam don Innocent Fox jame8 Bootsborn1
the New York Symphony foot, Samuel Drink milk?the list la
i of fifty people, renowned long, until one comes to the female
Mme. Rider Kesley, Mr. baby born and christened Constance
ler. Miss Neva Vander Veer Crem^[
ay Holmquist and a chorus . . ? _ . _ , .
. . ? A l^ewlston man snores so hard he
incirea voices. awakens the dog. The dog pits tip,
Formation apply to ticket howls and awakens the man. The
)r J. L. Meek, A. G. P. A. nian swears at the dog and awakens
Sa. Or W. E. McGee T. P.A the baby- Th<? hahy yel,s -nd awak*
Qa ens the mother. The mother growls
' at the man. who forthwith proceeds
! to go to sleep and start the fun all
over again.?Lewiston (Me.) JourtroKiiuuia
aenre in naiy. ! n,(j
latiou has been received .
Vice Consul Ernest Santl of Wedding Ring as a Prize.
> the effect that the Italian .. .. , . ,, '
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logs inurzled aiul , o- ">* C? P"5' " Tlcehurat.
the own, of .logs to pa. a I "*ar Tunbri^? Mi.se* Eden
uallv while the an?.,.i .... ? wedding ring at a write to
i the unmarried man making the highithiu
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