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PAGE EIGHT FO R Ri:IN T . 1347 Broad Street, 7 r-iOttn 125.00 508 Kill* Street fi nxnuK $25 00 953 Oreejo Htxi-et 12 rooms . .. 50.00 344 Grer-ri Street. !• rooms 45.00 505 Lincoln Btr« <t, 8 room* .. 30 00. 957 Reynold* Htn-.-t. In room* 37.50 10C Reynold* Street, 5 room. 12.50 338 Walker Street, 7 room* 25.00 947 Telfair Street, roon Hat 18.00 STORES. 1224 nroad Street 35 00 1252 Dread Street 55.00 670 nroad Street 36.00 524 Campbell Street 45 00 222 Campbell Street 20.00 OFFICES. No 755 Broad Street $20.83 No. 8 Library Bld’g 18.33 Office* In the Planters Loan ASaving* llnnk Building. WILLIAM E. BUSH, $ W ~^r == :^ $ 4 Will buy two fine lot* in Summerville -j 1 near car line and in good locality. q Let u» show you these lots. q o Martin <£ Garrett Bth .Street. O 2J— \£, STOCKS == ORDERS EXECUTED TO OUY AND SELL STOCKB, BONDS AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON THE NEW YORK BTOCK EXCHANGE. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ARGO & JESTER. 7 Library Building. Phone 12. FOR RENT 686 Tlf.vnnidw flt. (*, ronnm .. . .$22 r*o | FLAT 9. MO Reynold Hi ♦, roorm .. .. 22 60 St . I! rooms .. .. 12 00 H« nn«»l«!m St , ♦, rooniK ~ .. *22. 50 I • Ifair St .. room# If*.oo 420 Rhy ntr«*«‘t, 0 room# .. .. 2f» 00 Wt., 3 room# 12 00 307 WnnhltiKton «tr*M-t rooinx 00 STORES. f. 32 Broad Hir#*«-t, k rootim . .. 25 00 (or Telfair & .larknon 60.00 Telfair St. th« Hill, 10 room*.. 58 00 Ware Holme, Reynold# Kt. .. .. 36.00 Apply to Clarence E. Clark Real Estate, 8-12 Broad St. Here’s a (jood Rule! Lay aside a little money every week for the laid up or the laid off day. Or to meet aui han emergency as that through which we have Just paated. One Dollar will open an account—4 Per Cent interest paid. THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK 833 BROAD STREET. "WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE." EDUCATIONAL St. Mary's Academy Augusta, (la. Day school for girls, conducted hy Sisters of Mercy. Opens Monday. Bept. 14. 1908. For Particulars Apple to SISTER SUPERIOR. Academy of Richmond County A Util’ST A, DA. Session begins Thurs day. October !, 190 S. For information apply to (HAS. H WITHROW. Principal SAIKI l) 111 \K I AUDI Ml IfM CHI* St.. AuauM*. Ga. Conduit, d by the Stslcra of Merry, and empowered to i-ontvr diploma* Odor* auperlor *duoa llonat »il vgn !**•*# for slit*. Mini ral culture and the tralnlug of otgaulaii e specially. Reopens Sopi 8, IMS. l*r»p*r»tory achonl for iwyi from five 10 nine years of age Kur paritculara apply to tbe SISTER SUPERIOR. lU.AU HERALD W/ FOK RtNT. RESIDENCES. I'll Orortio hi. 7 rooms .. ~ 140 On MU h ills Hi, 5 rooms 22 ,'.o .0)0 Kill*. Hi , 4 rooms . r, no Ml i'aiboun St, 4 rooms .. ~ i»-,o 1021 Jackson 81., f romt j.; <j,, STORES. 1019 t in pholl slfo |j» .1 104 1 I r«»ucl Him- 1 || i\u l Kill# RtlVlt .se.ea. 21 'HI Lockhart & Company Kfdllstdte. Renting. fire Insurance early branch items. KARI.V l) HANOI. H C Mrs C. K W4clien, Jr , aud sou arc on a visit to realtiewa here. Mr* Pauline MrTler and her two sous are home i.-atu. after an ox tended visit to relatives at Hempstead aud Hide Park, N. V. Ml** Anna Plcken has retunuul from tor vtstt to friends at Hardee vllle, 8 C. Mr and Mrs C J Jetton, of Tam px Kla. departed for their home Mon day, har m* passod a pleasant time here with Mr*. Jetton's relatives Mr and Mrs O |) May. of Wal terboro. 8 C , si>enl a few daya here with friends and relatives CONFESSIONS OF A DRUGGIST A heart laid bare, Is whist you ex pect to read of. If you )uda* by the heading, but what we waut to confeas is that Will T Caldwells IH-ug Store Is not Infallible to flood but serenely Infallible to error when dispensing tnedk ine» Phone us your wants We deliver piompiij to any part of STEEL BRIDGE FOR CENTER STREET Commissioner Wingfield Preparing Plans for the Structure to Replace One Torn Away by Freshet. Commissioner Nlabet Wingfield ! a now preparing plans and estimates for rebuilding Center Street bridge and a new steel structure will be put , up as soon ag possible. Mayor Dun- I bar stated this morning that as soon , as Mr. Wlngfleld finishes the plans that, bids will be asked for by the city and the contract awarded without de lay. The city officials are anxious to have the bridge constructed as It Is a great convenience to the general public In South Carolina and means rnueh to the merchants and business men of the city. S: a i Clothes for Young Men Ah usual we show the Young Man his ideal Suit. We have dashing models dis tinctly different from the conservative lines and style you meet everywhere. Single and Double Breasted Styles Handsome new fabrics in Olives. Browns and Mixtures in Choice Cheviots and Worsteds. sls, sl3, S2O $25 or S3O Suits for Young Men who know and won’t accept anything else. We’re always ready and pleased to show. McCreary’s CLOTHES OF TODAY. 742 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga. ll la quite probable that the draw bridge Hystem will be used In building lb,- bridge as the government's spo- IclflcatlonH and orders call for a draw bridge by the first of next July. The fact that Mayor Dunbar secured an extension of lime has saved the city many thousands of dollars, according to authorities, though there was con siderable effort made In some quar ters to force the drawbridges with out any further delay. The new bridge will cost approxi mately $50,000. which will be cheaper than usual, but the foundations and supports are still Intact and but very little work will be required on them. r LACE CURTAIN SALE I Our Regular Annual Sale of Lace Curtains Starts Tomorrow Horning OVER TWO HUNDRED PAIRS OF REAL FINE NOTTINGHAM CUR TAINS, IN A NUMBER OF EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS THE BEST WEARING CURTAIN AND THE MOST FASHIONABLE. THESE CUR TAINS WERE SOLD ORIGINALLY AT $3.00 AND $2.50 PER PAIR. AS LONG AS SUPPLY LASTS, THE PRICE WILL BE ONLY A Great Sale of American Blown Glass in Chippenilale anil Gloria Lemonades at 5 Cts Each Salt ami Pepper, 5 Cts Each Candlesticks .. ..19 Cts Each Celery Stands .19 Cts Each Syrup Pitcher 19 Cts Each Mosquito Canopies ALL GRADES FROM SI.OO UP. No advance in price on aeount of Great Demand and Searsi ty of Mosquito Nets in Augusta. ALL MOSQUITO NETS AT OLD PRICES. Wear the American Lady Corsets, the kind that suit our Southern Women. See BLEAKLEY’S V^ 0 Hl lS,?s R “ li BUY HIS WARES AND SAVE MONEY THE AUGUSTA HERALD BANK CHAPTER METTUESDAT NIGHT Messrs. Rufus Brown and A. S. Hatch Made Infor mal Talks to New Local Organization. The Augusta chapter of the Amer ican Institute of Banking held a very well attended and enthusiastic meet ing in the chapter room, Miller-Wal ker building, Tuesday night, at which time organization was perfected, election of officers confirmed and ad dresses delivered. Mr. Rufus Brown and Mr. Albert Hatch made Informal talks that were heard wltn much Interest and pleas ure. The organization of the young er banking men in Augusta is looked upon with a great degree of favor by the officials, and the chapter will receive their hearty support and co- | operation. The feature of the meeting was an address on "Success'' by Mr. W. D. Irvin. The discourse revealed many Inlerestlng facts and figures on the banking subject, well selected and perfectly arranged. It was strong, held the interest of the young men unabated, and stimulated a marked degree of enthusiasm In the move ment. Mr. Irvin was highly compli mented on the effort. It reflects great credit upon hlB ability and progres sivoncss The organization of hanking clerks has now become national In Its scope. Its purpose is to educate members in WE ARE CLOSING OUT THESE LINES, HENCE THE REDUCTIONS IN PRICE. AUXILIARY PUMP ILL BEJSTALLED City Will be so Circum stanced That Future Freshets Cannot Cut Off Water Supply. . -r Mayor Dunbar stated this morning that virtually all the figures and facts concerning the erection of an auxili ary pulping station are In the hands of Commissioner Wingfield and bids will be advertised for by the city. The plan for the new pumping sta tion provides for a steam pump to supply water to the reservoir on the Hill in case anything happens to the regular pumping station. If high water should place the station out of order the steam pump could be start ed up without delay and there would be no time when water would not be forced into the reservoir. The new apparatus will cost gome $50,000 to $75,000, but will give the city one of the finest waterworks systems in the United States. It will be located alongside the present pumping sta tion, and will be under the supervis ion of the regular pumping station manager. When the contract is awarded work will commence on the plant at once. Just Exactly Right. “I have used Dr, King's New Life Pills for several years, and find them Just exactly right,” says Mr. A. A. Felton, of Harrisville, N. Y. New Life Pills relieve without the least dis comfort. Best remedy for constipa tion biliousness and malaria. 25c at all druggists. ATLANTA PREPARES TO ENTERTAIN THE SURGEONS ATLANTA, Ga —Extensive prepara tions have been made by the Atlanta committees for the entertainment of the convention of the Military Sur geons, which is to be held in Atlanta October 13-16. The entertainments include a reception at the Piedmont Driving club, a barbecue and an au tomobile ride. “Why not get the best? That’s Clinehfield. Order through your deal er or direct of the Clinehfield Coal Corporation, Charlotte, N. C.’’ the best banking methods of the day, thereby fitting them for more thor ough usefulness and better positions protecting them by its fraternal co operation and moral uplift. The Au gusta chapter promises to become one of the strongest in the country. Officers are as follows: President —Mr. J. P. Bartley. Vlcp President —Mr. J. C. Pope of Waynesboro. Secretary—Mr. F. H. Austin. Treasurer—Mr. George Bates. Its administrative force also in cludes a governing board and execu tive committee. Most all young bank Ing men in Augusta are enrolled, and representatives from towns within a 50-mile radius are cordially invited to become members. Vinegar Cruet.. • ..19 Cts Each Bowls 23 Cts Each J ugs, 45 Cts Each Tankards, 45 Cts Each Comforts, -10 Cts Each Water From a Defective Pipe Damaged about ten pieces of nice India Linen. The former price of same being Me and 20c per yard, will close tlie of / - lot at .T &/2 C Onlv Slightly Discolored. WEAK, WEARY WOMEN Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and End Them. When the back aches and throbs. When housework is torture. When night brings no rest nor sleep. When urinary disorders set in Women’s lot is a weary one. There is a way to escape these woes. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure such ills. Have cured women here in Augus ta. This is one Augusta woman’s testi mony. Mrs. G. N. v,ain, living at 1002 Fen. wick 3treet, Augusta, Ga., says: “I am feeling much better since I used j Doan’s Kidney Pills. For several j months past I have been a constant i sufferer from dull nagging backaches and very distressing pains across my I kidneys. I knew that these organs . were disordered as I had to arise of ten during the night and my back ached so severely I could not stoop or lift anything. I used different kinds of remedies but found no relief until Doan’s Kidney Pills came to my ! attention, and I procured a box at the Green & Horsey Drug Co. They j helped me from the first, and I g-n now feeling perfectly well. I can j speak in the highest terms of Doan's | Kidney Pills.” For sale by ail. dealers. Price 50 : cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, j New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. WEST END LOCAL NEWS Miss Mattie Morris returned to her home on Hicks street, after a week's pleasant stay at the home of her uncle in Dearing, Ga. The Many friends of Master War ren Watkins will regret to learn of bis recent illness, but will be pleased to know that he is improving. Mr. Ben Norvell, well known in this part of the city, w!TH his wife and interesting children left for their home in Laurel, Miss, yesterday at- j ternoon to take uw his duties as sec- j idtary or the Y. ,M. C. which posi tion he secured a year or more ago. ; He has been in the city and Columbia county about three weeks visiting and shaking hands with friends and rela- j lives. On Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock, the ladies of St Luke church ami others, who may come, will hold a ■ prayer meeting at the church. They especially invite all ladies to come 1 out and be benefitted Miss Maud Deane of Belton, S. C., is visiting Mrs. Jeff Sullivan on Hick, street. T'JC PDJUn y Tomorrow Mali lilt bhAnU | nee and Night Everything new but the name. 'Devil’s Auction SEATS SELLING TODAY Prices: Matinee—2sc, 50c, 75c. Night—2sc, 50c, 75c, sl, $1.50. $1.69 Per Pair. WEDNESDAY. SEPT lb IROIMTOIMK Fi BRfAN 111 NORTHWEST ' Congressman Thos. W. Hardwick, said: "It has been decided to leave it entirely with the campaign mana gers of the counties as to whether their counties shall be stumped. The managers are on the ground and thev know whether it is advisable to agi tate the subject or not.” Mr. Hardwick has been asked to stump Chicago for Bryan and Kern and he thinks he will leave for tha north and west as soon as the state election is over. Speaking of the river situation, Mr. Hardwick said: “The United States government is not going to do any thing towards building a levee on the Savannah river. Not so much be cause it is the Savannah, but if they did build a levee here there would be requests from the whole country for them to build levees on the rivers in their section. This would mean an expense of hundreds of millions to start with, and millions yearly to keep the work up. The government has never, since the river improve ment has been up, paid out a cent for the building of levees. The state of Texas and th e city of Galveston paid for the sea wall there and the state will have to build a levee on the Sa vannah if it is built.” Mr. Hardwick will leave the city Wednesday afternoon for his home, where he will spend a few days bee for leaving for the’North. OVER THE LAND. And now that fall time scream We widely hear: “Just look our for our team N ext year!” Amusements. Air Dome Refined Vaudeville. Program Week Sept. 14th. Allman and McFarland Fred L. Perry. The Rube Musician Dancing Marnell, Champion Soft Shoe Dancer. PATHE’S PERFECT PICTURES . - ' ■» Admission 5 and 10 Cents. Amusements. The 6rand j Tonight | *»* '' • -CCEi® i I | AUTHOR or PAID IN FU> B SEATS NOW SELLING. K Prices—2sc, 50c, 75c, sl, $1.54 f