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FRIDAY, SEPT. 18. JUs» suit Salmon (s not only Pure Food, but it is the cheapest and most nutritious food in the country. Can be served on any table as it comes from the can. 4afc your grooer tor Argo Red Salmom ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION San Franolaoo, California LIVE BY DYING. Senator Morgan once threw down i magazine with a sneer. "Another na ture fake!’’ he exclaimed. "Why, these things are as absurd as —as ab surd as"—And then he laughed and said that it reminded him of an ad dress that he once heard an absen*- ntinded missionary make. " In China dear friends,’ said the missionary, human life is regarded as of but slight value. Indeed, if the wealthy Chinaman Is condemned to death, te can easily hire another to die for him, and I believe many poor fellows get their living by thus acting as sub stitutes. " —Argonaut. THOSE DEAR GIRLS. (From the Chicago News.) Clara—Stella is awfully timid, don’t you think so? Maude —Yes; why, I believe she would jump at a proposal. NOTICE! The Richard De Florin hne Gents’ furnishings nnd tailoring Stock and Fixtures WILL BE SOLD OUT AT PRICES BELOW COST. AT RETAIL OR IN BULK LOTS TO SUIT PUR CHASER. CONSISTING OF WOOLENS FOR SUITS AND TROUSERS. TRIMMINGS, MADE UP GARMENTS. SHIRTS. COL LARS, CUFFS, UNDERWEAR, SOCKS. GLOVES, HANDKER CHIEFS, HATS, CAPS, VESTS JEWELRY, ETC..,; ALSO IRON SAFE. SHOW CASES, FIXTURES STANDS. TABLES, SHELVING 3, AND MANY OTHER THINGS. IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT NOTHING BUT THE BEST GOODS WERE KEPT IN THE ES TABLISHMENT. COME EARLY AND BUY WHAT YOU NEED. No. 1022 Broad E. P. 11. Roland “Be A BoosLerl” ( Threujh the courtesy of the A reh Booster, Mr. Samuel Graydon, of the "Boost club," o f New York.) The Booster Club r f IS Doing Crest Work in tho Present Emergency. Get in the Came. Re a Booster. FINE CATALOGUE OF BERCKMANS GO. Augustans Given Practi cal Demonstration That as Fine Work Can be Done at Home as Anv wher Else. More and more forcibly every day do we hav e cause to realize that ev erything for which there can be any possible need in Augusta can be had right her e in itCNLista. With us, in short, the patronage of home industries Is not a matter of mere sentiment attended by all man ner of inconveniences, but a practical, easy working proposition. Time was when ther e existed a generally prevaiing impression that if anything out of the ordinary in the printing line had to be done, it should be sent to New York or to some one of the other large cities. This Idea no longer exists because the Phoenix Printing Company of Augusta has proven it to be an absolutely absurd one. They have proved it, we say, repeatedly, but never has this proof seemed quite so conclusive as when it takes the form of the new catalogue of the P. J. Berckmans Company, in which are set forth all the glories of Fruitland Nurseries, and in which we see exemplified to absolute perfection the splendid work that comes from the Phoenix presses. Forty-two years ago the Fruitland Nurseries issued its first catalogue, and began with twenty acres planted in nursery stock. This has now evolved into the largtst commercial nursery in the middle south, and where a larger line of products arc grown than in any other similar south ern establishment. The tremendous | improvement so marked in this in dustry is equally as conspicuous in the catalogue that tells of it, a cata logue that bears all the hallmarks of the most finished wormanship. a catalogue that typographcially and ar tistically leaves nothing to be de sired. The cover, printed in four tones, and presenting an exquisitely realistic view of a rose-wreathed trellis sup ported by a marble terrace gleaming brightly againHt a background of blue sky and dark green foliage, makes one of the most attractive pictures it is possible to imagine. In its center Is a medallion bearing the Fruitland's monogram, or one might say court-of arms. There is a clearly printed, compre hensive introduction, after which a number of pages are devoted to each department in turn, the nursery de partment, th,. greenhouse and plant department, the landscape and en gineering department, and then in formation regarding foreign trade prices, etc. In almost every page there is some illustration, a faithful reproduction of some photographic view of house, grounds, shrubbery, rose garden or vine. In addition, there are photo graphs of single leaves or flowers, all so distinct and clear, with each vein and tendril so perfectly reproduced that the catalogue might be used as a text hook for the study of botany. The descriptive paragraphs are printed in a large, heavy black type ihat make them easily readible by the old gardener dependent upon a good light and exactly the right spectacles for the perusal of themes he finds so congenial. th e muddled effect so often distinguishing a publication of thiß ; kind being foreign to these par ! ticular paces as it is possible for any , thing to be. If there is a typographical error in the forty-eight pages of valuable In formation or in the concise and mag -1 nificentiy elucidating index it cannot ib e discovered. In brief, there is nothing at which ! to cavil and everything that is to be admired. All of which means a great d il for the P .1. Berckmans Corn pane, still more for the Phoenix Print mg Company, and a veritable triumph for Greater Augusta. 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 JR £j gffl j WEARING CURTAIN AND THE MOST FASHIONABLE. THESE CUR % j* p *1’«I TAINS WERE SOLD ORIGINALLY AT $3.00 AND $2.50 PER PAIR. ||| § «'U1V 1$ ii | CHI n AS LONG AS SUPPLY LASTS, THE PRICE WILL BE ONLY A Great Sale of American Blown Glass in Chippendale and Gloria Lemonades at 5 Cts Each Salt and Pepper, 5 Cts Each Candle Sticks 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 tailoreeT I su its ADE BUY HIS WARES ANCTSAVE MONEY BLYTHE NEWS ITEMS. BLYTHE. Ga.—The Taylor Ginning company is doing line, averaging I about 30 bales a day. A litfle girl visited Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson four days ago. Mother and baby doing fine. Much regret is expressed here over ;the death of Mr. Ramsey. Many knew him. The rollon crop is very short. Rome pul II at one bale to four acres instead of a bale to the acre as they | hoped for. Corn crop very good. Miss Eunice Templeton is receiving congratulations on her entrance .it j Tubman school; a high honor. About a wagonload of ammunition has been wasted on doves; by ne groes, mostly, hut few doves have I been bagged. Mrs, R. W. Norrell is visiting her old home at Eliierton, Ga. Miss Mamie Carswell Is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. W. S. I Smith, in Augusta. We are sorry to have to note Iho indisposition of Mr. Morris Carswell. We have been Informed that a Mr. Russell of Wrens Is expecting to open a mercantile business here ibis fall. A few friends gathered at Mr. Ernest Atkinson's las; Tuesday night. Ma r enjoying a fine musical least U{/ •>!:,e of the Blythe talent, refresh mis were served. Misa Willie Hudson liar, coilccled a alee purse from her pupils for the benefit of the Zlnn fund. Miss Cura Bcckum of Augusta is visiting Mins i’earl Saxon. Mr. and Mrs. I* It Non 1 liavi re turned from a week end In Augusta. Mr. Ambrose McNair of Wrens syent. Wednesday with It. W. Norrell. Miss i-tadl" Reese l! spending this week with tne Misses Rheney In Au gusts. Protracted meeting at Methodist church begun Friday. The pieetlng ! will continue several days. Mrs. I.uii (iaik Misi Hattie (dark and Miss Inez Rheney are vlHlting Gibson this week. Our R. F I). No. 1 Is III: has Ueen 'for throi weeks. We sympathize wltii | him. M! hhpr Eva and I are vlhKß>k Miss Emily Beall. Mr W. A. Trowbridge is anticipat ing a trip to New York. Mrs. W. K Trowbridge spent sev eral days this week with Mrs. P. K. Templeton. Miss Irene Dye of Blythe entered | school at Hephzlbah Tuesday. Mr. Tom Hardin of Ramsey & M-g win spent Sunday with Mr. Baldwin Bklnner, A widower In Burke county Is visit Ing in Blythe with, «« suppose, mat , riuionial Intent. THE AUGUSTA HERALD WE ARE CLOSING OUT THESE LINES, HENCE THE REDUCTIONS IN PRICE. Mrs. Maggio pVfy* f. Mrs. Benjamin Mafigio, of Brooklyn, who wan for merly Miss Josephine Mn 1- vorsett. Site first met her husband when she saved his life hy rescueinj? hint from the waters at Bay Ridge, fi|P WE ART OPEN. for bfJKim da vs of anrh wi*pk find I * "»2 via-kM of (**rh vft;ir, Wc-'r** tolling vnjl so hH to ho VO volt It In mind that ran drop Ir* any ti;d#* and buy THAT WALL PAPER >oii*ff r O, konlng on getting for ’Tmr lioiiim*. Paper that's booming for ovsi v room you ha ** can hi? had h/*r»?. Plain, (*n»hofs(*d or with Told, wh'*n 1 "ught of *is, tho prtctf* arc* guaran* f*-*d correct W. C. Rhoades & Co.. OPERA BUILDING. PHONE 757 Vinegar Cruet 19 Cts Each Bowls 23 Cts Each Jugs, 45 Cts Each Tankards, ...45 Ota Each Comforts 10 Cts Each Water From a Defective Pipe Damaged about ion pieces of nice India Linen. The former price of same being 100 and 20c per yard, will close the O 1/ n lot at Only Slightly Discolored. LEGAL NOTICES •TATI Of GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. WliorflnH, HJdwnnl .1. Brannon, admin istrator of t . • estate e* Mary I*. Br«>n wti, <l»*t‘";iK» , .l, has applied for leave to m il Real Kstale and Htoeks belonging to k iid estate. 'Phis Is therefore, to cite all persons concerned, to he and appear at the Court ' Ordinary of suld County, lo he held *>M the firHl Monday In October, A. D. 1908, nt 10 o'clock a. in., and show cause. If anw they can, why leave to sell Real Kslato and Stocks helotigbfg to said es tate should not he granted as prayed for. Witness my official signature this 11th day of September, A. I». 1908. ALKXANI »Klt It. WALTON. ordinary, il. C. Kepi. 11, 18, 25 and Oct. 2. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, .1, J. VfihDyki , administra tor of ttie estate of Kll/.aheth Van I tyke, (ate of fc.’iid County, deceased, has ap plied leave to sell Ileal TOstale belonging to said estate. Tills Is therefore, to rffe all persons concerned, to he and appear nl the Court e| Ordinary of said County, to tie held on the first Monday In October, A. 1). 1908, nt 10 o’clock a. in., and show cause, If any they can, why leave to sell Heal ; F.stute belonging to said estate should not he granted as prayed for Witness my official signature this 11th j day of'Heptember. A. ft. 1908, ALEXANDER It VVALTON. Ordinary, It. C. Hept. 11, 18, 25 and Oct. 2. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, Mllh-dge Lockhart, adminis trator of the estate of Mattie Lee 'loo nier, late of said County, dec-used, has plied for leave to sell Real hint ate belong- j Ing lo said estate. This Is therefore, to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear at the Court j of Or dinary of -said County, to be held j on the first Monday In October, A, D , 1908 iit 10 n'clfck a. rn . and show < me, ■ If any they can, why leave to sell Rea! ! Kstalo belonging in said estate should | not bn granted as prayed for. Witness my official signature this 11th day of HcpC-mber. A. I». 1908. ALKXANDKR It. WALTON, Ordinary, R. C. Sept. If, 18, 25 and Oct. 2. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY, Whereas, Margaret c. tfrijiihart, ad ministrator of the estate of Isabella H Conacher, late of said County, deceased, has applied for Letter* of Idsmlsslon from said administration This Is therefore, to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear if the Court of ordinary of said County, lot be held on the first Monday In October, A. I>. 1908 at JO o’clock a. rn., ayd show cause, | If any I hoy can, why said letters should not be granted Witness rny official signature this Jltn day of Hepternber. A. It. 1908 ALKXANDKIt R WALTON, Ordinary, It. C. Hept. 11, 18, 2?» arid fat. 2 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. STATE OF GEOROIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary dated Hepternber 7th, 1998, I will sell at the Court House in the city of Augusta, Oeorgla. on the first Tuesday In October, 1908,, bet Wee I the usual hours of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, fh* following pr oper *y belonging to the estate of M J. D#Vv»#»n, deceased: Light (8) shares of the Capital sto< k of the Monte Ha no Company. NKLLIK F. DKWKKN. Adm* t * M. A, bm ween. Bept. 11, Ilf, il and Oct. 2</ j LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF GEOROIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, Mrs. Margaret Palnu-r has applied for Loiters of t linn diumdilp oi the persons of K. Willard, William I’., Slid .1 ii lln ii W. ll.irker, minors, residents of said enmity. This Is. therefore, to cite all persons •unearned, tu in- and appear at the Court 'of Ordinary of said County, to bn held j "ii the first Monday In October, A. I». ! 11*08, at 10 o'clock, a. in., and show cause, If any they can. why suld letters should not ho gratiled. Witness my official signature this 11th day of Hop!ember, A I). 1908. ALKXANDKR il WALTON, Ordinary, R. C. Wept. 11, 18, 25 and Oct. 2. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PERSONAL PHOPERTY. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary, dated Hepternber 10(h, 1908, I wlu anil at public outcry, for cash, ill the rear of the Court llouhc oii Telfair Htrect, at ten o'clock on Monday, Hep tember 21st, 1908, the following personal property belonging to the Kstate of Mrs. Harriet R. Tint, deceased: • I horse; I carriage, J cart; 1 set of double hnrncHH, I set of single harness. Terms cash. It KM RHMSKN, Administrator Kstate Mrs. W. 11. Tutt Hept. 11, 15, IK c •TATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, .lmn*-H l, (Bogun. Kgscutor of flu- estate of Kate Mulluney, late of said County, deceased Las applied for letters If Dismission from said figecu toruhlp. 'l'llHi Is therefore, to cite all persons concerned, to be and appear m the Court of Ordinary, of said County, to be held on the first Monday In October, A. 11. 19*18, at 10 o'clock, a. in., find show cause, • f any they can, why sab. letters should not la- granted. Witness my official signature this 11th t y Scpiemh t. A I>. 1908 A LKJX AN I»l IK H WALTON, Ordinary, R. C. Mep* 11, 18, 25 and Oct, 2. STATE Of GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. V/|im« * , r, L Ml# n, administrator of the i date of 0«-oig«*. || Allen, late of said County, ocii'tn••(!, has applied foi leave to sell Real Fatale belonging to Mufcd >slats. Tills Is therefore, to cite all persons coneerned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of ssld Codnty, to be held on the 11 rut Monday In Oefoler. A. It I 1908 at 1*) o'clock a. in,, and show cause, i ts any they can, why b-avc io *ll Real I'L l it# belonging to said estate should not be grant'd an prayed f >r. Witness my ofltcla.l signature this 11th liy of Hepternber. A, I >. 190'.. ALKXANDKIt R WALTON, Ordinary, It. Hept, I|, 18, 25 and Oct 2. HTATK OK OKOfIOJA, RICHMOND OOCNTY Whereat' Janie H/nlth lijih applied for permanent letters of adrnlnlstra Mon with will annexed on the egtate of Aufe*. V Hrnlt.h, late of aald coun ty, defeased. This Ik, therefore, to rite all per sons concerned, to he and appear at the couri of ordinary of said county, to be held on the first Monday In Oc to her, A. I). 1008, at 10 o'clock t rn , and show cause, |f any they can. why said Inf.tar* should not be - c ranted Witness mv official signature this j 12th day of September, A D UtOK. ALKXANDKR 11. WALTON. I hIZ IH 21,(j2 Uidujary it. w. I PAGE THREE LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTOR’S SALE. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary dated Hepternber 7th, I9OH, t will sell at public outcry for cash, at the Court House In the City of Augusta, Georgia, between the usual hours of sale on the tlrst Tuesday hi October, 1908, to the highest bidder, the following prop erty of the Kstate of Dr. William (I. Tutt, deceased: Fifty (50) shares Aiken Manufacturing company stock. Forty ( lot shares Langley Manufactur ing company stock. Forty <4O) shares Merchants Bank stock. JAM KH L. FLKMIISu, Surviving Kexriitor W. H. Tutt. Hept. 11, IH, 25 and Oct. 2. •TAT t OF GEOBLI A . RICHMOND COUNTY. Wherea/i, Alfred B. Berrien, adminis trator of tile estate of Amanda Berrien, Into of sad County, deceased, has np pled for leave to sell Real Kstate belong ing to said estate. Ths Is therefore, to clt«n ail persons concerned, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary of suld County, td be held on the tlrst Momlay In October, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. in., and show cause, If any they can, why leave to sell Real Kstate belonging to said estate should not tie granted as prayed for. Witness my official signature this Utti day of Hepternber, A. 1). 1908. ALKXANDi.R It WALTON, Ordinary, R. C. Hept. 11, 18. 25 nnd Oct. 2. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Whereas, John C. Lndeveze, Guardian el the estate of Annie L. Bass of said County has applied for tetters of Dls riilssloii from said guardianship. 'I his Is therefore, t«» cite all person* mnoeined, to be and appear at the Court »f Ordinary, of said County, to he held on the first Monday In October, A. D. 19*18, at 10 o'clock a. m., and stniw cause, If any they can, way said letters should not be granted. Wltn. es rny official signature this lltii day of Hepternber, A. 1). IjQa. ALKXANDKR R WALTON. Ordinary, It. C. Hept. 11, 18, 25 and Oct. i. Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF GEORGIA— RICHMON COUNTY. Will li.. kol.| nl |he Court Moiikf, In llm I’lly of AiiiiUHla, I’nuiity and Hint# i.foruHnid, ihe uxuii! plare for holding Shurlff’H Hhli'h, on tin' FlrHt Tuitulay In Oolohi r next, ilurlnif Ihu lpgal hour* of Kali’, ihi followluif i|i>*crlhi;d proporty, to wit: All that lot with ImprovcnKffitl thereon, nttuati-d on Northeast cornel nl 'Jth and Hopkins streets, fronting IK font, o>ore or li'Bk on 9th street and running: back 1(10 feet, more or lest, hounded on North l>\ Hopkins street., Karl hy lot of J. Itoohey, South Ity lot of Mr* Johanna Mulhine and West by 9lh street, situated In thu ' Hy of Ausrusla, County of Richmond i iul Stall of Oeolßla. Levied on us tin property of J. Hooney hy virtue Tax II H*. issued hy (’has, <1 llohii.r, Tax Collector of Klehmond County, on* the 20th d»v of December, 1906 and 190 T, 'or Stale, County and School Taxes, fur the year 1906 and 1907 mminst properly stanilliiK in tho name of C J Rooney. Levy made this 4lh day of September, 1906, and notice served according lo Law. JNO, W. CLARK, Sheriff it C. (la. fck'pl 11, 16, io, Uut la.