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PAGE TEN FOR RENT. 1347 Broad Street. 7 rooms 12', 00 508 Kills Street, (l room* *25.00 958 Greene Btroet. 12 rooms 50.00 344 Green Street, 9 rooms ' 43.00 606 Lincoln Street, - room* 3000 957 Reynolds Street. 10 rooms 37.50 10G Reynolds Strei G rooms 12.50 258 Walker Street. 7 rooms 25.00 947 Telfair Street. 3 rooms flat 18.00 STORES. 1224 Itroad Street 25 00 1252 Broad Street 65.00 570 Jtroad Street 25.00 524 Campbell Street 45.00 222 Campbell Street 20.00 OFFICES. No. 765 Rroad Street *20.82 No 8 Library Hld’g •• 18.33 Offices In the Planters Loan & Havings Rank Building. WILLIAM E. BUSH, LOOK AT THIS WE HAVE A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE Property Return $30.00 per month. PRICE .. .. $2,700 y 2 CASH, BALANCE IN 2 YEARS. MARTIN & GARRETT - STOCKS ■ OfIDCRS EXECUTED TO BUY AND SELL STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON THE NEW YORK 6TOCK EXCHANGE. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. ARGO & JESTER. 7 Library Building. Phone 12. Here’s a Good Rule I Lay aside a little money every week for the laid up or the laid oft day Or to meet auch an emergency ae that through which we have Just pneaed. One Dollar will optn an account —4 Per Cent Intereet paid. THE AIJGU3TA SAVINGS BANK »23 BROAD STREET. "WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE.” FOR RENT 42(1 Huy stri't'l, 9 room* .. 19 Oft FLATS. 3'!7 Witshltißtmi mri-w, <; rooms . jr.oO 2(6 Tolfnlr St,. 5 room* 18.00 532 llroad •trout, k room* . 25.90 ~31 Kill* St , 3 room* 12.00 To I fair 81. til. mil 10 roomy 9800 STORES. FLATS Cor Tolfnlr A Jackfton 60.00 r,l9'.y Ilroad St., 3 room* .. .. 12 00 , Ware Houko, Uovnold* SL .. .. 35.00 Apply to Clarence E. Clark Real Exate, 842 Broad St. repairs M B I SAWS - m,,s - Brlaft* Twin#, fly-tit. *<.. fr any mat. B B W •>' ‘Oil I NOIINI t. lion I (4*4 amt PRrSRTN and Raaalra loi aamr. Nhaftiny, Cu 11..., Halltna !n --(•Han. «*l»#». Vatvao and rttllnya, Unlit Saw. Mlinalr. and I alh MIIU «.a..,| u ,a rnaln. 4 an# Mill. In ■!«< t. I ItMlt 4H I) IKON WOKKN ANl> SIJH t k I V t. OMI-ANV. Auguala. L»aa« ' 1 V WE MANUFACTURE ALL GRADES OF Springs and Mattresses FROM $2.50 HP. Onr ROYAL MONARCH Single Cone Spring Guaranteed to be Stronger Than Anything of its Price on the Market. You Will Dream Sweet Dreams on Our WHITE EAGLE, Sanitary Felt Mattress Ask the Furniture Dealers. Augusta Mattress and M’fg. Company A FTC MAN ENG INK. Without rood fuel the 30th Onturjr Limit-©' would travel littl© f*stor than a common y&n enjliie. It takes rood fuel to dovclop powr i endurance and rpeod. En«j imbltloua mar la anxioua to push forward, to ret ahaad. jc many aro "coallnf up” on food prepared wilt lard, regard leas of tba fact that lard la ln'l. gontlblo and ro all/ cl ora up tho •yatara. Jos' as poor coal clogs the rrates with ciinktre Don’t eat lsrd-soaked food; eat foodprepar< • with COTTOLENE, a vegetable oil cookiu# fat, ao pt it*u wholesome and easily digest' that physician© recommend It even for lnva ttdfl*t "COTTOLENE shortens your foot lengthens your Ilf©** and you will trav farther, swifter and easier on it than on foo prepared from the fat of the hog. Dr. Wm. P. Bull f ; e . i' Dr. W. P. Bull, the nstrd society surgeon, who Is seriously 111 at New port. DIVORCE SCENE ENACTED IN FRONT OF VAUDEVILLE In front, of the vandevlUo, which Is about to open and where a successful divorce play was given last winter a real divorce scene has just been enacted which Is, however, far from the vaudeville type. A husband, whose wife has begun a Bull for divorce a month seemed determined to make It quite unneces suity by beating her to death, lie was using a loaded cane on her, as ter having knocked the unfortunate woman down and kicked her about The crowd on the boulevard looked on, afraid to Intervene, because the Infuriated husband had threatened to kill anyone who should attempt to do bo. ltut a young soldier was brave enough to come forward and put an end to the scene by pulling the woman out of the man's reach and wresting the cane out of his hands. The police then took affair and arrested the husband, while his wife was taken to a hospital, not quite dead, but very nearly so. The young soldier who was on sick fur lough was afterwards waimilv con gratulated by the magistrate for his brave deed. FOR NERVOUSNESS T*k« Hortford't Acid Phosphste Its use Is especially valuable In the treatment of weak nerves, disordered dl gi'Mllon an<! constipation. Distilled water. The purest water on the market, at 4o per gallon, de livered. Interstate Ice snd Fuel Co. William Pitt entered the universi ty at fourteen, was chancellor of the eierhequor at twenty-three,prime min ister at twenty-four, and so continued for twenty years, and at thirty-five wrs the most powerful uncrowned head In Europe. TO RENT That Desirable Brick Residence No. 620 Ellis Street. Apply B. H. Walker Phone 2517. 217 7th St. Oh, for a Cup of Good Coffee No need to be erving that mv friend. The good cof fee that makes that cup is found at this store. IN Ol U Java Flavor Blend The cost of this good cof fee from this good coffee store means something to you. Per Lb., 25c Always use fresh boiled water when mak ng coffee. IM ANTIC MO pacific! cn 844 BroaJ Street. 1 325 Stores in the U. S. THE AUGUSTA HERALD LARGE DOCKET IN POLICE COURT Tuesday’s Session Largest in Six Months Negro Women in Majority. There was the largest (Tuesday morning) docket at. recorder’s court Tuesday that has been up for some months. There were 23 cases In tin docket and 11 cases of reports and releaMd on bond. There was the usual crowd of drunks. They will spend 5 days In jail to recuperate from the Jag. Clara Wimberly and Georgia O'Con nor, two negressss, had a fuss. The recorder decided that *ls or 30 days would cure them of the habit of rais ing a disturbance on the streets. Ressie Williams, the ngro woman who was beaten by Mr. J. B. Amick for cursing his wife, was released by the recorder. He thought that she had been punished enough, as there were several strips of com (.-plaster on her head. Lulu Hayes, a negress, wa3 given *ls or 30 days for fighting. Georgia Benton and Lizzie Ander son were given *ls or 30 days for fighting. Calvin Smith and Bell Russell were charged with violating the 460th sec tion. The evidence showed that, he bad heat the woman. The recorder gave him *IOO or 90 days for beat ing her and dismissed the case of vio lating the 460th against Bell Russell. torn Johnson, a negro, was bound over to the city court, by the recorder Tuesday morning for larceny from the person. The negro went to a press ing eiub and when he walked out, he carried a pair of pants with him. It Can’t Be Beat. The best of all teachers Is experi enee. C. M. Harden, of Stiver City, North Carolina, says; "I find Elec tric Bitters does all that’s claimed for It. Per Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles it can’t be heat. I have tried It and fine it a most excellent medi cine.” Mr. Harden is right; it’s the best of ail medicines also for weak ness, lame back and all run down con ditions. Best too for chills and ma laria. Sold under guarantee at all druggists. 50c, Washington was a major at nine teen a distinguished colonel in the army at twenty-two, early in public affairs, commander of the forces at forty-four and President at, fifty seven. The merits of which she willl exploit during this period. The Everett is the piano used and endorsed also by Carreno, Neitzel, Reisen auer, Gabrilowitsch, Noraica, Bispham, Campanari, Damrosch, and a host of other artists of international renown. THOMAS BARTON CO. (THE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE OF THE SOUTH) EVERETT, WEBER, MEHLIN, SOHMER, 70S, 7/0, 7/2 BROADWAY AUGUSTA, ...... GEORGIA . * Ee* •Salman There’s nothing more appetizing and dainty for picnic or luncheon than Argo Red Salmon Sand wiches or Salad. The Argo Red Salmon Cook Book gives thirty-nine recipes. Amk your grocer lor Argo Red Salmon ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION San r n»ncisco, California GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDED MONDAY County and City Officers Captured Ten Negr»es, Including Turner Jack son. Bailiff Sturges, of the city court, accompanied by Sergeant Peeples and Officers Horn, Caudle and M. O. Mat thews, raided a gambling den on tho corner of Center and Reynolds streets Monday night at 8:30 o’clock. The place was operated by Turner Jack son. The officers took the gamblers by surprise and ten of them were cap tured. The negroes arrested were: Turner Jackson, Tom Richardson, Neal Phillips, Son Lloyd, George Ma honey, Ben Wilson, Charlie Rich, Ar thur McCauley, Joe Johnson and Clar ence Holmes. They were given a preliminary hear ing in recorder's court Tuesday morn ing and were bound over to the city court for gambling, with the excep tion of Turner Jackson. He has given bond and waived preliminary. L. Sylvester & Sons have made a special effort to show this season a distinctive and exclusive line of boys’ and children's clothes. They are sole agents in Augusta for Sampeck’s famous make of boys’ and Juveniles’ clothes, which are handled by the largest stores in New York. There is no necessity to send to New York to get New York made clothes when you can get the latest New York fash ions here in Augusta. Parents are cordially Invited to cali and see their line whether they wish to purchase or not. Me PHAIL, STULTZ & BAUER, PACKARD, BUSH & LANE, AND OTHER WELL KNOWN MAKES OF PIANOS. FARRAND AND PACKARD ORGANS PIANOLA AND PIANOLA PIANOS Exclusive Representatives For COMPOUNDING SUCCESS 4% Four Per Cent 4% Interest Paid on Savings, Compounded January and July Ist. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent, $3.00 to $20.00 a Year. OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 5:00 TO 7:30. CITIZENS BANK, 931 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA. MANAGER WOOD INSPECTING TERRACE Head of Big Winter Hotel is in the City With Pub licity Agent. Mr. C. A. Wood, who has obtained control of Hampton Terrace hotel, ar rived in Augusta tills morning, ac companied by his publicity agent, Houston R. Harper, and a thorough inspection was made of the hotel to day. Mr. Wood is one of the leading hotel men in the country and now operates the Bellevue hotel in Bos ton, the Piedmont in Atlanta and has just closed Toxaway inn after a sue. cessful season. According to present plans the new management will open Hampton Ter race on January 5, next and a large number of guests are already promis ed for the opening. In making a pre liminary survey of the hotel and sur roundings this morning, Mr. Wood an nounced that several minor changes would be made in order to bring tin place up to the most modern de signs. Mr. Jackson and Mr. League accompanied the party thiough the hotel and grounds and Mr. Wood is sure he can bring a large number of new visitors to Augusta this season to spend the winter. He states that he will operate the place with the best force procurable and consequently the hotel will be tip to the highest standard. A vigorous campaign will be started at once to get visitors for the winter and there is no apprehension felt on the part of the new operator. Mr. Wood will leave She city tj night. Madame Cecile Chaminade THE FAMOUS FRENCH PIANISTE AND COMPOSER M ILL, DURING THE COM- . ING CONCERT SEASON, ADD THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HER COM MENDATION TO -= T//£==== EVERETT ==P IAN o===== POOLE, HARVARD, STERLING, WINTER, DAYTON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 22. EDUCATIONAL Academy of Richmond County AUGUSTA, GA. Session begins Thurs day, October 1, 1908. For information apply to CHAS. H. WITHROW. Principal. MISS FUNK’S Commercial School Ha'icon Bldg., Augusta, Ga. ’’’ea lies shorthand, typewriting, hook Keeping, penmanship, English and arithmetic. Day Class Night Class Terms Reasonable. Write for catalogue or call 407. HERALD WANT ADS. Read for Profit—Use for Results. RUDOLF, STODART, MANSFIELL SINGER