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FOURTEEN Liberal Cash Prizes lo Be Awarded Agricultural Exhibitors at the Fair Highest Single Prize Any Club Can Win is Two Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars-- First and Second Premiums to Ex hibitors of All Varieties of Fruit, Crain and Vegetables of All Kinds. Following in a list of th* to s>* awarded in thv Agricultural Exhibits at the Goorfti'Cai'oiiiyi vFair, which opens in Augusta next Monday: Premium No. Premium. 1 For best oollactiva. Individ tin 1 displayed agricultural exhibit try any club in Qoargia or flouth Carolina—produced by member* of raid Club $275.00 2 Next best a* above 250.00 3 Third beat. as above 226.00 Consolation Prise. s>oo.oo. For the Club not receiving Ist, 2d, or Sd award Premium lei 2d. No. Pram. Pram. 4 For best collective indi vidual agricultural display grown by th* exhibitor a s above SIOO.OO $50.00 , 5 For the beirt and heav iest 100 ears of corn*.... 4.00 2.00 6 For the l*»«f and haviest 2 bushels of rust-proof outs 4 00 1.00 7 For the bast and heav iest 2 bushels of wheat . 4.00 2.00 8 For the iiest and heav iest 2 bushels of rye .... 400 2.00 0 For the beat and heav- Ifit 2 bushels of barley.. 4.00 2.00 30 For the best 2 bushels of field pose 4.00 2.00 11 For the bsat display of field peas for stock, col lection Dot lean than 10 varieties, with 1 bushel of each 15.00 5.00 QUICK RELIEF . FOR PRICKLY HEAT, CHAFED SKIN.ETC. Frierson Drug store Charleston. S.C. J” JglT. O. »—msrd Drug Morti and wlm-MogMir Dry a C«. BLANCHARD & CO. UNDERTAKERS & EMBAIMERS 1368 Broad Str«et. Phone 3138. ffflcfent Service Guaranteed STORAGE ALL KINDS FURNITUNS A SPECIALTY. W. ftslli— C*m«nl, TIU, ft, *!*«. Piaster, Roofing, Mantel*, Lima, Plate Glass, Whaley Bros. Phon* 3247 . 622 *24 Iteyrwld*. SHERON’S ELEGANT CONFECTIONS FRESH, DAINTY AND DELICIOUS. Mias Lauterback, form erly with Misa Sheron, is now- in charge of the Candy Department HANSBERGER’S PHARMACY M 4 Broad SL Phono I*7*. vtr' <s^ GARDEN HOBX Large ahipment of Garden Ho#© just re ceived direct from factory. Hose Reels, Hose Pipes. Large assortment Lawn Sprinklers. THEO. 8. McJtULIFFE 115 Jackson Street. 12 Beet 2 bushels of sweet Tails toes 2.00 1.00 12 Best collection of sweet potato*-*, not less than 5 varieties, 1 bushels each 10.00 5.00 14 For the best 2 bushels of Irish potatoes, fall grown 4.00 2.00 16 For the bent 2 bushels of HittabagH. turnips 4.00 2.00 16 For the best 2 bushels of English peas 4.00 2.09 17 For the best bait of short staple cotton, 600 pounds 15.00 6.00 18 For the beat dlaplAv of Georg b or Carolina raised forage, quantity and variety and quality, in hales of not loss than 75 lbs. each 15.00 6.00 19 For the beat display of pea vine bay, not less than five bales of 75 lbs. each 4.00 2.00 20 For the best display of bacon, home-raised, not less than 100 lbs 15 00 8.00 21 For the .best display of pumpkins, not loss than 10 pounds 2.00 1.00 22 For the best galldn of cans syrup exhibited in glass 2.00 1.00 23 For the best 1 dozen stalks of sugar cane .... 2.00 1.00 24 For the best 6 pounds of sugar 2.00 1.00 26 For the best, largest and most attractive exhibit of home-raised syrup In gallon Jars 8.00 4.00 26 For best display fall vegetables, quality and variety considered 8.00 4.00 For School Children Under 16 Years of Age. 27 For the largest and best dis play of cotton made by any on* boy, under 16 ears of age $15.00 28 For ths second prize 8.00 29 For the best 100 ears of com.. 800 80 For the second prize 4.00 For Children Undsr 12 Years of Age. 81 FrS* best 100 ears of com ..... 8.00 82 For second best 4.00 83 For best display of cotton 8.00 82 For second best 4.00 Apiary. 35 Best comb honey, quality end manner of putting up for mar ket to be considered 8,00 36 Best extracted honey, quality and manner of putting up for market to be considered 8.00 37 I Best beeswax, not less than 20 pounds 4.00 38 Heat Italian bees. In one frame observatory hive, purity of workers considered 5.00 BURSTING SHELLS TOOK BIG DEATH TOLL, ANTWERP Reported That Losses Belgians and' English Troops During the Bombardment As Trem endous. Borlin.—A telegram from Rotterdam *•>'■ tho losses of tho Belgians and ling Halt troop* during tho bombard : mrnt of Antwerp wero tremendous, j Hurst lug shell* from th* German | aide repeatedly killed at ona time bs | tween 40 and (0 soldiers In tho Ant werp trenches. When tho German troop* entered 1 Antwerp, according to information given out In Berlin, the Church of Notre l>amo was In danger of fire. The troops devoted their energies to Mopping the spread of the flumes and the church was saved. Not more than twelve civilians wore killed lu Antwerp during the bombard ment. Forced to Join Russian Troops. A German officer baa reported that a Huaalan major, on the Kust Prussian frontier, lorced the Inhabitants of the village under his control to join the Huaalan troops tn the trenches and used women us shields for the Russian machine guns. Later this major was captured and shot by th* Germans. Communication between th* fortress at Waraaw and Iva into rod, on the western bank of the Vistula river, has been interrupted by a German detach ment. Austrian and German troops are preparing to cross the Vistula The statement from Russian sources that two German submarines were sunk during the attack off the Gulf of Finland last week on the Russian cruiser lulled* was offlciaJly denied today tn Rerun. More than 5.000.000.0f1h marks (|EOO.- 000.0001 already had been paid In on the war loan. This Is nearly 1.000.000.- 000 marka more than ts required. THOUGHT HE NEVER KNEW. The other evening, when railing for a friend. 1 walked Into th* house un announced and wa* rathar surprised to see my chum In the dining-room, reading aloud from a letter, while lust bark of him atood tha Rwsdlah hired girt with her handa clasped ov. er her ear*. Upon my aaklng for an explanation, the girl said: “Ay bans get a letter from my young man and ay not know how to read, so Mr. Uaut be read him for me." •Tint why do you hold hit ear*?” I asked. “Ay not like to har* him hear what la in dot letter,” sh* replied National Monthly. TNI NBAtON. Tou hear s man abous* th* team: Ms much axclted gets. Ms stands to loss, ts It would teem. Two dollars’ worth of beta Just turn a switch or proas s button and flood tbs room with light—if you livo in on oloetrio homo. It’* very dif ferent if you do not. • Mackinaw Overcoats $8 and $9 Wc have samples to select from. Let us order for you. BOWEN BROS. Hardware READ HERALD WANTS |3|| 12.50 lo 15000 $25.00 to $65.00 C. E. LAZENBY FURNITURE CO. 620 and 622 Broad St* • - • Augusta, Ga. Vl^ll 1 Ai i Marble and Granite Monuments, Head stones, Copings and Building Stone Iron Fencing We are agents for all kinds of Iron Fencing. You will find our prices satisfactory. Quality and workmanship guaranteed. Come to see us if you are interested in anything in our line. fV|J-) U|| fHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. Good for that Tired Don’t Care Feeling JOHN’S TONIC A positive and effective Remedy for Chills, Fever, LaG-rippe Also a Tonic and Tis sue Builder. No home should be without a bottle of JOHN’S TONIC Price, 25c At Green & Horsey and all Druggists. ARE-GOOD HEADACHE POWDERS Will positively cure your Headache. Better than aspirin. Price, 10c. GREEN & HORSEY’S And All Druggists “Made in Augusta” YOUR RAILROAD FARE TO AUGUSTA On a purchase of $25.00 or more we will refund your Rai road Fare to Augusta for any distance within 100 miles. You will find our prices as LIT TLE AS ANY, and LESS THAN MOST FURNITURE DEALERS. Make our store your headquarters while in Augusta. Marble, Granite and Stone Works Manufacturers and Importers of A. H. NICHOLS & BRO. 634 Washington SL Phone 719 Augusta, (ia. October is a bad month for Rheumatism DR. BURK’S RHEUMATIC REMEDY has proven to be the best preventive and cure known for RHEUMATISM Positively guaranteed. Price, 50c At Green & Horsey and all Druggists. FREE mm rap, iiiiiHhiiiiui 1 lUiiiffclll I ilitiHiifllliuHifilliil.iittorfiu itiuu 111111 l mil f -Jf j= ’ )/l avV. ’ ... s^S illtofalillfl I. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. J.P. Doughty JUNIOR COTTON FACTOR AUGUSTA, GA. Correspondence Invited. M °O O o (5.00 to (60.00 $2.00 to $20.00 !■ — | fV|M| / M TV gs|{|tJf ipSof JEt*/ it \ _ Hi! f^S L ' = f ).M