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SUNDAY, MARCH 25.
THE HERALD’S POPULAR WANT COLUMN
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except those for Situations Wanted, which are EREC.
Wants.
FOR SALE.
COOS—A FEW SETTINGS O F
Mammoth Bronze Turkey; also
Toulouse Geese; Barred Rocks and
Snglish Arlington eggs: Prices rea
lonable. Address Bowdre Phinizy,
Srovetown, Oa. ml4tf.
FOR SALE—FARM OF 350 ACRES,
almost In sight of "Park in Pines."
sear Aiken, S. C. Good dwelling of 6
rooms, 2 tenant houses, barn, etc., 3
One springs; elegant place for golf
club, sanatorium or delightful home for
both winter and summer; seldom a
place like this is offered for sale. Ap
ply to L. F. Verdery A Co., Real Es
tate Agents. M2sc
FOR SALE—FINE OPPORTUNITY
to buy a nice grocery- business where
competition is not strong: in fast
growing suburb of Augusta; fresh
stock; good line customers; rent only
SB.OO per month; about $1,200 capital
required; bad health reason for sell
ing; good chance for any one. Call It.
F. Verdery & Co., 8 Library Row.
M2se
PIGS—FINE BERKSHIRE PIGS FOR
sale, also 7 fins cows. ,T. C. Fowke,
P. O. Box 613, Augusta. Ga. M2sp
EGGS FOR SALE FROM PRIZE
winning Band Rock, While Rocks
ind White Wyandottes. Nothing but
the best. Satisfaction guaranteed;
(2.50 for 15. Cohen Crest Farm, Box
724. M2sSun-Tues4kThurslmo-c
BUGGY ANf5 HORSE: A RUBBER
tIre Stanhope. in good condition.
Cost $225. will sell for $57.50 to first
buyer Monday. Have no use for it.
Will also sell a good work-horse very
cheap. F. E. McArthur. M26c
* JO-FUK'U'V'" *u*'uvW'
FOR SALE—GAS STOVE, FOLDING
lounge and forty yards matting; all
f new, only been used since October 1.
Will sell cheap for cash. Call at 1244
DR. F. SCHLEIN,
SURGEON CHIROPODIST; CORNS
and bunions removed. Shoe repair
ing; the neatest and best half soling
in the city. The patronage of hia
friends requested. 11l Mclntosh St.,
near Broad. M2sc
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
DINING AND TEA TABLES, FOLD
ing work tables; ladies’ writing
desk; Colonial and Shereton side
boards; fiddle-back chairs; brass an
irons and fenders, etc. M. L. Wat
son, 41S Jackson. M 23
NIGHT SCHOOL.
OoBORNE'fi BUSINESS COLLEGE—
Shorthand, bookkeeping, arithmetic,
grammar, spelling, letter-writing. Only
$6.00 per month. Call or write us
your address. apl24p
FOR THE SNAPPIEST AND PRET
tyest line of wall paper see my line.
W. C. Rhodes & Co., Opera Bldg.
M2sc
LOST.
LOST —GOLD BRACELET WITH
three diamonds and three large
sapphires on Mclntosh street, between
Broad and Greene, on 600 block of
Greene, or on Washington street, be
tween Greene and Broad. Finder will
receive reward if returned to R. I.
Branch, Dyer building. _ M23tf
BREAST PIN—YESTERDAY AFTER
noon on Broad St. a gold breast pin,
pansy shaped, with diamond center.
Suitable reward for its return to Miss
Wilhite. 557 Telfair St. M2sp
BICYCLE.
BICYCLE —JUST THE, THING FOR
old man to ride to and from work.
Come down and let us show it to you.
Fourcher's. 521 Broad. M2sc
NOTICE. BOYS.
HUNTING, TRAPPING. FrSHING OR
life in the woods by an old trapper."
A fascinating book for boys. Sent for
20t. Mesgil Supply Co., 240 W. 14th
St., New York, N. Y. m2sn
SELKERK’S ALCAZAR RESTAU
RANT.
TODAY FOR DINNER: ROAST LOIN
of pork, stewed tomatoes, rice,
green peas, creamed potatoes, chicken
stew, pineapple sherbert. Dinner, loc ,
28c. We will look for you to drop i’J
to dinner. A nice place td take your
meals. 206 Campbell. M2sp
BIG BARGAINS.
WINDOW SHADES, LACE CUR
tains, ladies', gent’s and childreni's
clothing, and shoes, tinware, lamps,
clocks, glassware, trunks, soap and
atlonary. One-Cent Store, 682 Broad
"ireeu Al2sp
Wants.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
IF YOU HAVE INDUSTRIAL, MlN
ing or any other stocks you wish to
turn into gilt-edged dividend payer
monthly, allowing you 25 per cent for
your stocks on amount for purchase
towards paying for same. This offer
expires April 10th. Address Simon
\laer, 615 Eng.-Americau Bid., At
lanta. m27p
WANTED—RESPONSIBLE MAN TO
manage -branch office and dis
tributing depot for largo coffee and
spice company owning its own mills;
salary S2OO monthly and commis
sions; references and investment of
SI,OOO required. Address Manager. 18
River St... Chicago. m2sp
SFAETY RAZORS.
JUST IN—ANOTHER SET OF
those seven-blade Safety Razors for
SI.OO. Hematreet’s, 655 Broad.
M2Rp
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MANAGER WANTED— RELIABLE
company wants responsible man to
take charge branch house InNlcorgla;
staple line: salary $125.00 per month
anii commissions. References and sl,-
000 cash required. Address Lock Box
585, Chicago. m2sc
PERSONAL.
ATTRACTIVE AND HANDSOME
young widow worth SIO,OOO cash,
owns home, desires the acquaintance
of gentleman, object matrimony; no
objection to poor man; will assist fi
nancially after marriage. Miss Hart,
Dept. 371, 64 Wabash, Chicago.
m2sc
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WIDOW,
very wealthy, but lonesome, wishes
to correspond with some nice gentle
man. Object matrimony. Address Box
518, Harvey, 111. mßsp
FREE —YOUR FORTUNE TOLD—
future and past revealed, surprising
Iby America’s Eminent Philosophy,
Astrologlst. Clairvoyant. St. John, 12
Sheldon St., Chicago. Send birth date
and stamp. Know Thyself. m2sp
FOR WALL PAPER IN ALL THE
beautiful shades see W. C. Rhrides
& Co., under Opera House. M26c
HOLMES.
JUST RECEIVED. FIFTY PAIR OF
high grade tires. I only want a
small profit T>n each. Call and see me
before buying. W. H. Holmes,- 308
Campbell. Phone No. 1785.
M25p
HATS CLEANED.
VEDERX PRESSING CLUB, THE
old reliable, will clean and reshape
your hats so they will look like new,
and will also keep your clothes look
ing like new for sl.(n> per month. 316
Mclntosh street. Phone 744. M2sc
BICYCLES—BICYCLES.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHlP
ment of new wheels. We have a few
! standard second hand wheelß that will
’go at your price. Come and see them.
Fourcher, 521 Broad. M2sc
WELCH CANDY KITCHEN
|WILL DELIVER ICE CREAM MADE
from pure cream and fresh fruit to
your residence in any part, of the city
for 35c per quart, or SI.OO per gallon.
(’Phone 680. M2sc
I ———————————————
MEDICAL.
MEN: THE VACUUM TREATMENT
permanently cures vital weakness,
varicocele, stricture and enlarges;
confidential. Charles Manufacturing
Co., Charles Building, Denver, Col
M 18-25A1-8p
BASEBALL GOODS.
THE LATEST AND BEST LINE OP
baseball goods in town. Call and
i see our stock. Fourcher’s, 521 Broad
street. M2sc
ROOF REPAIRING A PAINTING.
IS OUR SPECIALTY FOR THE NEXT
thirty days. Orders received over
’phone or by mall will be given prompt
attention. Robt. Mack, 9133 Ellis.
'Phone 493. M3lc
W. C. RHODES & CO ARE AGENTS
for the celebrated Anchor Awnings.
Awnings of every description made
on short notice. M2se
NEW LUNCH ROOM.
JNO. D LAON NEW LUNCH ROOM.
1234 Broad. Hot Lunch served ev
ery day at all hours. Good service.
Low Prices. Everything clean and
nice. The most difficult customer
k quite satisfied. M2sc
! Wants.
FOR RENT.
HOUSE—S ROOM HOUSE AT 31 LIN
coin SI. sls per month. Can get
possession nf once. Apply J. E. Eth
eredge. No. 5 Library Row. M27e
HOUSE NO. 416 WILDE ST. APPLY
to Jacob Phinliy. M2Btf
TAKE A PEIP.
CALL J>OWN AND PEEP IN OUR
window and find anything you want
at Fourcher’s, 521 Broad street.
1 M2SC I
IF YOU NEED
A LOAD OF WOOD IN A HURRY, i
telephone W. R. Miner, at "jW.
WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!!
ANY KIND: ANY LENGTH; ANY
time. W. R. Miner, cor. 9th. and Fen
wick Phone 780
THE AUGUSTA PRESSING CLUB.
WILL KEEP YOUR CLOTHEH
looking as good as new for li on
per month. Will call for and deliver
promptly. 201 Mclntosh street, up- !
airs. Phone 859. M27p*
HOLMES.
| JUST RECEIVED. FIFTY PAIR OF
high grade tires. 1 only want a j
I small profit on each. Call and sea me I
! before buying. W. H. Holmes, 308 \
■ Campbell. Phone No. 1786. M2SP :
TO RENT.
! FARMS AND HOUSES TO RENT IN
desirable locations. Apply to Gee.
! A. Bailie, 1419 Cooper street. Phone
1554. M2i>p
HOUSE—MY HOUSE. AT MONTE
Sano, 8 rooms; all Improvements,
(either furnished or unfurnished; bv
: the year. R. M. Stiles, telephone No.
I 6938 L. M3lc
TO RENT—NEW HOUSE. NO. 713
Calhoun St., 7 rooms; all conveni
ences. Apply P. J. Rice, 735 Calhoun
St, M 250
PHRENOLOGIST.
MANY OF THE BEST PEOPLE OF
the city are consulting Prof. Garst,
Phrenologist, and Palmist, at his par
loTjJitSJlroadstreeU^^^sl2sp
LAWN MOWERS.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED.
The only electric machine in town
for sharpening mowers. A lot of new
lawn mowers just received, Ihe latest
make. Fourcher, 521 Broad street.
M 2 5c
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
C. BRUNBTERMANN AT 212 MclN
tosh street, opposite Leonard Bldg.,
repairs the most complicated watches
and clocks; all work guaranteed per
fect satisfaction. M2sc
WANTED.
samplers'^ parties HAVING
for sale any kind of samplers can
secure good prices for same by ad
dressing a letter or postal to G. C. F.,
care of The Herald. ml4tf
your~~orders for wood'
Prompt delivery always. W. H.
Miner, cor. Campbell and Fenwics.
Phone 780
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES.
A LOT OF VICTOR TALKING MA
chines and records just received.
So many more advantages and so
I much better music in these instru
| merits. Sold 50 last week. Let us put
j one in your home this week. Fotirch
er, ".21 Broad. M2sc
CENTRAL FISH MARKET.
FRESH OYS/EKS AND GAME IN
season. Ice for sale. 211 Campbell
St. ’Phone 1246. m2Bc
PIANO TUNING.
WHEN YOU WANT FIRST CLASH
piano tuning or repair work, drop
a card to 433 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Will make any piano or organ as good
as new. Reference H. C. Perklna, An
gusta, Ga., Wesleyan Female. Douglas,
Ariby and Georgia Normal Industrial
College. W. R. Smith, No. 433 Broad
St. M2sc
HOLMES.
JUST RECEIVED FIFTY PAIR OF
high grade tires. I only want a small
profit on each. Call and see me before
buying. W. H. Holes, 308 Campbell
Phone No. 1785, M2sp
TELEPHONE 780.
WHEN IN NEED OF WOOD WK
supply your wants promptly. W T . It.
[Miser, Campbell aau Fenwick streets.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD.
Wants.
WANTED—Brooder.
WANTBD —A GOOD OUTDOOR
OTooder; give make, price and how
long in use. Address 2123 Walton
Way ■ m2sp
HOLMES.
- i-u-ii-u-u-u-»-»~i-ii'~ii ‘*^^^^^ J **** >i i
JUST RECEIVED FIFTY PAIR OF
high grade Urea. 1 only want a small
profit on each. Call and see me before
buying. W. H. Holmes, 808 Campbell.
| Phone No. 1785 M2sp
•SYNDICATE CLUB SYSTEM.’
sl,o)> WEEKLY. BUYS WATCHES.
jewelry, cut glass, silverware, etc.
Examine this new plan before you
buy elsewhere. It will pay you. C. M.
Sacre, 630 Broad. M27p
WANTED —Horse and Buggy.
WANTED—A STYLISH HORSE AND
buggy. Horse must ho gentle, but
have some speed. Address 264 Broad,
i M2sp
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
'i DO NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS
repairing; all I ask is a trial. E. W.
j Watson. 218 Mclntosh street. 'Phone
(No. 1711. M2si
MARTIN’B BUSINESS COLLEGE.
SHORTHAND, TYPEWRIT IN G,
Harison Building. Constant demand
for competent stenographers. ji:tf
BICYCLE TIRES.
1 HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF
bicycle tires from $1.60 each up to
$5.00 Put them on with cement (hat
does not cause rim cuis. E. W. Wat
son. 218 Mclntosh street. 'Phone No.
1711. M2sc
HELP WANTED—MaIe or Female.
WANTED —GENTLEMAN OR LADY
with good reference to travel for
firm of $250,000.00 capital. Salary
$1,072.00 per year and expenses; sal
ary paid weekly and expenses ad
vanced. Address, with stamp, J. A.
Alexander, Augusta, (la . m2sp
FISH AND OYSTERS.
SAVANNAH RIVER, YEMASSEE
and Florida shad, trout, bream,
perch, all kinds of fish and oysters.
’Phone 1655, D. Jr Kearn. MBtf
HOLMES.
JUST RECEIVED FIFTY PAIR OK
high grade tires. I only want a small
profit on each. Call and see mo before
buying. W. H. Holmes, 308 Camp
bell. Phone No. 1785. M2sp.
DR. HENRY J. GODIN,
BREEDER OF WHITE INDIAN
games and single comb. Rhode Isl
and reds, stock and eggs for sale. 943
Broad street. Phone 396. M27p
WANTED—Salesman.
CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Georgia with staple line; high com
missions with SIOO.OO monthly ad
vance. Permanent position to right
ntan. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit,
Mich. m2sp
TRAVELING SALESMAN WANTED.
, to sell groceries to country trade;
we prepay shipments. Address Man
ager, 114 Market St., St. I/mis, Mo.
m2sp
UVVUVUVVVX)>Ti*«~gV«*<*i*I
WANTBD—SALESMEN OF AHII/-'
lty and neat appearance to call on
all merchants in their territory; ele
gant side line convenient to carry; j
good com missions; prompt remittance.
Belmont Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, O.
m23p
BICYCLES.
I 'HAVE a FEW SECONDHAND
bicycles, from $5.00 up. Must tie
sold, for I need the room. E. W. Wat
son. 218 Mclntosh street.. ’Phone 1711.
M 25c
MARBLE YARDS.
Fontana & Company,
n
Marble, Stone & Granite.
We make a specialty of
Tombstones, Cradles, Coping & Granite
Markers.
Our Prices will suit you.
Let us -furnish designs and quote
prices—
It Costs You Nothing.
’Phone 868. Yards 609 Lincoln St.
M25c
FINE LEATHER LEGGINB.
JUST THE THING YOU NEED TO
make n handsome dash at the Horse
Show. Augusta Trunk Factory. 851 |
Broad. Sunny site of street.
Fshitr j
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
WHEN YOUR WHEEL BREAKS
down, ’phone K. W, Watson, No.
1711. He will send for and deliver.
M2sc
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS
AUGUSTA TRUNK FACTORY, 851
Broad streei. Sunny stde street.
See our line of dog collar*. F4tf.
LAWN MOWERS.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
The only electric machine In lown
fol sharpening mowera. A lot of new
lawn mowers Just received, the latest
make. Fourcher, 521 Broad afreet.
M2Sc
HELP WANTED—MaIe.*
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
learn Plumbing, Bricklaying. Plast
ering trades; pays $& a day. Special
offer $25 two months course. Short
time only. Union card guaranteed.
Coyne Bros Co., New York, Chicago,
St. Louis. Free* Catalog.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN TO DO
office work and collect. Apply in
own handwriting. Box 7in. M27p
WANTED MEN EVERYWHERE—
Good pay to’ distribute Circtilara,
tulv. matter, tuck signs, etc. No can
vassing. National Adv. Bureau, Chi
; ■ m 25p
- - «*r»i-inr.-LrL\nj-i.t
WANTED—LADY AS DISTRICT,
manager lor spring business, good
health and willing to work. Salary'
$12.00 weekly and expense*. Advance
ment. Answer at one*. J. E. Me
Brady & Co., Chicago, m26r (
MATTRESSEffS. 1
MATTRESSES MADE AT YOUR
residence by machinery. L. J. Mur- 1
ray, 462 Broad street, ’phone 2173'
Apr2oc
HELP WANTED—FemaIa.
- I
WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIST
and aklrtmakera. Apply 214 Harison
(Bldg. M2sp
LADIES—TO DO PIECEWORK AT
( home; wo furnish all materials and
: pay front $7 to sl2 weekly. Send
stamped envelope to Royal Co., 34 E.
Monroe. Chicago. m2sp
HOUSEMAID—WANTED A COMPB
ten housemaid. Salary $2.00 per
week. Apply Pine Heights Sanitarium.
North Augusta. M’JKtf
WANTED—LADY TO CANVASS FOR
very desirable article. Rellabln
company. Good pay’. Address F. A..
Herald office. MB6p
WANTED—LADY DESIRING LIGHT,
profitable employment during leisure
time. Address B. F. M., Herald office.
M2sp
WANTED—YOI’NG LADIES ' TO
wait In restaurant. Apply Merlin’s
Restaurant, 715 Broad St. M26p
SITUATION WANTED—Mai*.
WANTED—ANY KIND OF HONOR
able position. Can influence a good
deal of country trade. Will guarantee
to Influence considerable during the
year In a grocery business. Only a
reasonable salary expected. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Address S. O. X,,
care Herald. M2sp
WANTED CARPENTER’S WORK.'
Address M. J . care Herald. M2sx
H. V. & C. GRAIN LETTER.
CHICAGO. 111., March 24—Wheat: I
On the early break, the commission
bouses were the buyers und on this
fact, and on the relative strength in !
Minneapolis the local crowd took the
bull side, holding the market strong
until toward the close, when realiz
ing caused a setback. Unsettled
weather prevailed throughout the belt,
with further precipitation Indicated j
for the West and Southwest tomor
row. The feeling for several days
has been more friendly and the selling
less aggressive.
Corn was dull and listless until the
professions worked against the mar
ket, when estimates of 284 cars for
Monday were posted. In the absence
of trade their efforts were successful.
There Is nothing In the situation,
however, to warrant any material de
cline. A little good buying would
cause a quick recovery. Country
movement is light, receipts moderate
and domestic demand good.
Oats; The trade in oats was Ifni
lied, but the market was steady final
ly easing somewhat In sympathy with
wheat and corn. Export, bids are Im
proving and the domestic demand is
good; would buy on any break.
Provisions: Heavy realizing In May
delivery by ft local operator, scatter
ed long selling and pressure from lo
cal bears made provisions rule lower
Packing interests were the leading
buyers especially around Inside prices
AUGUBTA PRODUCE
sUSD WR. VISIONS
Apples. Evaporated UD.) tia*
Flour, second pat 4.26
Butter, renovated 22
Hams (lb.) 1144a1244
Shoulders, smoked 844t09V4
D. 8. Plater 7*
D. 8. Sides 9%
White Peas ..86.90
Flour, straight .. t.7S
Corn, mixed (bo.) 76
Com, white (bo./,. .. .. .. .18
Butter, Tenn. Ou.j 20
Butter, Eigi (lb.) .30
Stock Peas 90
Eggs (dozen).. .. 23
Chickens 20-26
Sugar, Granulated (bb1.... 544
Oats, rustproof 48
Wheat Bran <10e) 1.00
Rice Bran (100) 86
No. 1 Timothy Hay 16.50
No. 2 Timothy Hay 18.00
Bananas ».$1.00a$l,&0
Peanuts fib) 556
Nuts. Mixed (lb.) 1244
Onions (bu.) $1.60
Oabbago (crato .. ... 1.00
White Beans (bu.) 2.60
Butter Beans (1b.).,, u am ttx
INJURIES IN ATHLETICS;
ARE NOT SO NUMEROUS
Remarkable Escape from Accidents on Part of University of
Pennsylvania.
University of Pennsylvania athlct
lee h«v« been alttgulnrly unfortunate
In the matter nf Injuries ibis year In
all forma of stholilcs So fnr this
year eight University of Pennaylvt
r.ia students have sustained broken
llmba from one of three sports bas
ket ball, football anld wrestling, says
a Philadelphia paper. To Ihe latter
sport bas cotue Ihe most fatal acci
dent. the Injury of young Kemp, the
senior, who Is lying with a broken
neek in the University Hospital, ns a
resell of a friendly bout. To foot
ball, however. Is due tnjlrfnn to four
tuen—Garfield Weede, whose leg was
broken In a compound fracture; Wm
| Hollanbaeh. who alao sustained a
j broken leg; Shunto Takakl. Ihe Jap
player received a bad fracture of the
arkle. while a freshmen. Morton Gib
bons Neff, broke his collarbone while
nt practice. Weedes Injury was Ihe
i only one to have been received In n
match game, all nf the others taking
place whllp ihe men were nt practice.
To basket ball may be laid the
broken ankle of Bergelay Simmons,
Freshman oarsman, and the broken
nose of J. F. Istvery, the football
man. who went through the season on
till serub uninjured. Kirkpatrick, a
i track man and oarsman, was badly in
jured while pole-vaulting, tearing a
ligament loose from the hone of his
; rigid leg. While no bone was broken,
his injury is. nevertheless, severe,
snd It will he many weeks before he
jean walk without the aid of a cam
The latest accident Is the one to
| Kemp Weedc, Hollanbaeh, Takakl,
Simmons and Kirkpatrick all show
i the effects of their injuries, nil llmp
!lng Not one of them ran walk in
j ... ~. — t
1 Cheese, cream (lb.) a> 1344
Flour, ranoy pat 6.68
1 Flour, Btd, pat.. .. 6.03
Sugar, ex. C., (bb. ) 6.16
Lard, Comp., tiers, (lb.) 644
Lemons (oer boxl $4.00
Pine Apples (per Mate) 8.28
Turkeys (lb.) 18
Mayo (C.) pfd 95-sl.otl
( Meat (bu.) 7244
Pearl Grits (bu.) .. 7744
Leaf Lard (tc. lb.) 8\
Pure Mldg. (100) 1.16
SOUTHERN COTTON
MILL STOCKS
' Hid. Asked.
Abbeville Cotton mills (B.
C.) 4 97...
Aiken Mfg. Co. (8. C.) .. 90 92
1 Anderson Cotton Mills (3.
C.) 103 106
Arkwright Mills (S. C.1..120 125
I * •.,!■ ifh Factory (Ga.) .. 82 85
Belton Mills (S. C.t U<>
I efib Mfg Co. (Ga.) 101
Brandon Mills (8. C.l ..106 108
I Cabarrus Cotton Mills (N.
C.) I*6V4 ...
obadwlck Mfg Co. (N.
C.) 101
Chadwick Mfg. Co. (N.
C.) 10 *.
1 Chlquoia Mfg. Co. (8. C.) 9k ...
] Clear V/ater B & M Co
I Com
Clifton Mfg. Co. (S. CJ..121
! uatiun Mlg. Co. 18. C.)
pfd 106
Columbus Mfg. Co. (Oa.) .. 105
Courtenay Mfg. Co. (8.
C.) 9944 101
Pallas Mfg. Go. (Ala.) ..82 §6
! oarlington Mfg Co. (B.
C.) M
Kaglo and Phoenix Mill*
(Ga.) 11*
1 Easley Cotton Mills (8.
I c.) 124 126
Enoree Mfg Co. (8. C... 8244 $1
1 Enoree Mfg. Co. (8. C.)
! pfd 99 102
Enterprise Mfg Co. G(a).,88 92
Gaffney Mfg. Co. (8. C.).. 89 91
Granby Mills, pfd 5b 66
Gainesville Cotton Milts
(Ga.) pfd
(Granlteville Mfg. Co. (8.
C.) 160 162
Grendel Mills (8. C.) .. ..112 117
Greenwood Cotton Mills
(8. C.) 94 »8
Henrietta Mills IN. C.) . .. 208
King Mfg. Co, John P.
*,Ga.) 102 105
Lancaster Cotton Mills (8
C.L pfd 100
Langley Mfg. Co 98 100
Laurens Cotton Mills (8.
C.) 164
Limestone Mills (8. C.) ..105 108
Lockhart Mills (8. C.) ... 98 102
Louise Mills (N. C.) 96
Louise Mills (N. C.) pfd .. 102
Marlboro Cotton Mills (8.
c.) r 77
Mayo Mills IN. C.) 160
Mills Mfg. Co. (S. C.) • 102
Mill* Mfg. Co., (8. C.)
pfd 102
Monarch Cotton Mills (t.
C.) 91
Monaghan Mills (8. C.) 102 104
Newberry Cotton Mills (8
C.)
Norris Cotton Mills (8.
c.) ... .: 103 108
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. Ist
pfd 100 103
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (8.
C.) 2d pfd 83 90
Orr Colton Mills fR. C.) .. 104
Odell Mfg. Co. (S. C.) .. .. 00
Pacolet. Mfg. Co. (S. C.).. 170 177
Pelham Mfg Co pfd 101 106.,
Helzcr Mfg. Co. IS. 0.) . .171
Piedmont Mfg. Co. 8. C) 174 1711
Poe Mfg Co., F. W. (8.
C.) 126 13#
Raleigh Cotton Mills (N.
C.) 86
Rlehl&d Cotton Mills (8.
O.) ~,,, 60 m..
Roanoke Mills (N. C.) ..129
Saxon Millt (S. C.) 99 104
Sibley Mfg Co (Oa) .. 65 6844
Spartan Mllla (8. C.) ...138 141
Trion Mlg. Co. (Ga.) ...130 140
Tucapatt Mills, pfd 145
Victor M/r Co. (8. C.) ... 112
Whitney Mfg. Co. IS. C.)..144 150
Wlscasset Mills (N. C.) .126
Woodruff Cotton Mills (8
C.) 105 108
Warren Mfg. Co. (8. C.) 99 101
Warren Mfg. Co. pfd ...lull 108
Washington Mills (Va.).. .. 21
Mills (Va; pfd ax 97 (
jtlielr iiHtinl manner, while Weed* and
Kirkpatrick still require the use of
! canes, Weede still has a wound In
j his leg. which so fnr has not healed
up. due to the dead liona. he has baeu
operated upon once sinks his dis
charge from the hospital, and Is stIB
under the care of physlrlana.
Young Kemp's condition remained
unchanged yesterday, and no opera
tion was attempted hy the hospital
authorities. It wss reported around
the University yesterday that the tin-
Torttnate boy hsd contracted pneu
-1 nionta. as welt, but ihls was denied
b) his nurse at the hospital Inst night.
80 great Is the interest of the stir
dent body In Kentp's condition that
I Dr. Edgar F. Smith, vice president of
[the University, has caused bulletins
. from the bedside of the Injured youth
[ to hj, posted In the cnemlral labora
tory.
Amherst College Quits Athlettes.
AMHERST. Maas., March 25—The
faculty of Amherst college announced
yesterday that no member of the
freshman class will be allowed to rep
lescnt the institution in any branch
of athletics.
Consular and Trade Reporte.
Minister Rockhill reports that the
port of Chinanfu • was opened to for
eign trade and international residence
[on January 16.
Consul Hunt, of Tamatave, reports
(that ihe French law prohibiting the
exportation of Madagascar nows and
heifers lias been extended irtrtH De
cember 31, 1906.
Electric furnaces for the prepara
tion of those special alloys which en
ter into the manufacture of modern
steel are being adopted by several
French producers.
Anticipating an increase in the prtoe
of British coal In the near futura. the
harnessing of water power Is engag
ing the attention of Italy. There Is
said lo be 6.000,000 horsepower avail
able in that country. The British con
sul nt Naples says that the annual
coal MB of Italy Is $40,000,000, most
of which is paid to England.
Consul Rlehurdson, of Jalapa. re
ports that the recent unusually oold
weather tn Mexico, reaching freezing
point in many places, did no damage
to maturing rrops. After thorough
inquiry the consul failed to discover
any Injury to Ihe coffee crop in the
Jalapa consular district. The coffee
crop, however, will hardly reach the
standard of former years.
An unsuccessful attempt at reducing
the production of cotton goods in Aus
trla is announced by Consul Ledoux, of
Prague. The Austrian Cotton Spin
ners' Union proposed lo stop either
one-sixth of the spindles or suspend
operations one day a week, but suffi
cient consent was not obtained. An
appeal to Lie weavers to reduce their
production also failed to carry.
Horses for pleasure—Remingtons
for business.
DRY QOODB MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 24.—Cotton'
goods were firmly held in first hands
and bifyers were more pliant Into
day’a dry goods market than has been
the case for two or three weeks. The
oversold conditions of many depart
ments of the m-rket is creating a
scramble for deliveries and the chief
question now is lo get goods regard
less of price.
Jobbers arc doing an unusually good
late spring business. Linens, burlaps
and staple woolen goods are all well
sold with advancing tendency.
STANDARD OIL.
NEW YORK, March 24—Standard
Oil 655,
Most men would rather have n
measly political job and starve to
death than to get a good livlns br
work.
A pair of lovers may be talkative
enough in public, but when they are
alone they are always sure to be
close-mouthed.
He who praises men snd flatten
women has many fair-weather friends.
Frank people are often disagreeable
but that isn't the reason they’re frank.
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Webb’a Lodge, No. 166. F. & A. M,
Augusta, Ga., March 26, 1906.
A COMMUNICATION OF VVEBB'I
var Ixidge, No. 166, will b«
I held In the Ixtdge Room
h'A Masonic Hall, on TUEH
DAY EVENING, 27th
Inst., at 8 o'clock, to con
fer the E. A. Degree.
Members will take dus
notice.
Visiting Brethren, In good stand
Ing, made welcome.
By order
W. I. WILBON. W. M.
C. E. COFFIN, Sec'ty.
May 25 27c
Knight* of Pythias: Augusta Lodgt
No. 49.
THE REGUI.AU JOINT MEETING
of all Knights of Pythias lodges is
Augusta, will convene with Augua
ta Lodge at Castle Hall, 8:00 p. I*.
TUESDAY. March 27. Second Rani
to be conferred. A smoker, com
pllmentary to visiting Knights wl)
be Indulged In.
CHAB. R. RUN DELL,
K. of R. S.
J. A. HIERB, C. r
MgS.