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WANTS
Get Busy With Your Ad.
Reading. Its the Way .
to Wisdom.
The merchant who la ''burled" In
Ihe eaten of new stock* and new un
denaking* should share h h time with
that which make* the other thing*
feasible— hla advertlalng campaign
No More ever prospered that failed
to secure the Interest and patronage
of tho "bargain-hunter* "
If you have, during thla rummer,
formed but one new habit-—the habit
of reading and answering ads —the
rummer will have been we i spent If.
during the autumn, you form the habit
Of AIJVKKTIHINO. a» well, It will
mean that YOUR SHIP IS COMING
IN!
If there Is something you want
something a little out of the ordinary
- INQUIRE Or THE PUBLIC,
t hrtiiit.li a want ad
The workseeker who answers ’lt''
"Help Wanted ' ad*. I* really "locking
for work” But If he also HdveiitT'
on hla own account hla chance* will
be doubled— perhaps trebled.
With tlm lever of Publicity you mav
“lift" your More to "bigger thing* ”
Of courtc the lover muat be big
enough and of proved finality fhen
nre OTHER KINDS of "levers" to up
had
WANTED HELP Male
COAT MAKERS: WANTED TWO
good coat makera Immediately.
Permanent position, Phil. It Kohti,
IS4S Main St., Columbia. S. C «25p
WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
post office clerks, carriers. H.100.0u
yearly. Examination* here November
’Kth Preparation free Franklin In
ctltute, Roche*!n N Y Oct *>p
MEN Orm ILLUSTRATED CAT A
loguc explains how we teach hat
her Irad* In few- weeks, mailed free
Muter Barber College, Atlanta. Ga
■24 p
WANTED HELP Female
COOK A GOOD COOK WANTED
ou Mottle Bhno by smalt family, or
nn Inlulllgpiil girl who Is willing to
learn and who wauls regular emplojj
n,ent ai good pa' Furnish refer
•lire* find address, "Cook," care of
Augusta Herald ‘ lr
WANTED SITUATION
Male.
POSITION WANTED: BY MALE
atenographo* and bookkeeper com
lyltied Sev eftil year's experience
Hhpid, securin' • Addri ■ * Proflcleiit.
logr- Herald *d4p
WORK OF ANY KIND BY A COL
ored mau. Willi'" Tilton, 912 Gwin
nett St. 8241
B#*NOORAPIIKR A YOUNG MAN
A* bo call give reference d' .Ire* po
wit lon aa stenographer Address A
T.. care Herald. ***>xx
WANTED TO BUY RICHMOND
Academy books and other school
ju.(,ks In use. Dellquest'a "New and
J Bookshop." 215 Seventh St
Lost and Found.
BLACK COW WITH WHITE SPOT
In face, no horns Return tri, 128
Grace street and get reward. *2sp
LOST MONEY BETWEEN !»7<>
Broad and Union Savings Bank,
two ten dollar bllla; either on south
side of Broad or crossing over to
bank Finder will please oonununt
cate and receive reward, Sar.difer
Drug Co 970 Broad St. Phone 848.
S2f>o
DOG: LOST TUESDAY AFTER
main on Georgia train a yellow dog;
Hnswera to the name of Scamp; o 0
reward If returned to 1, M. Hutto, 722
nils St
1/)ST POCKHTUOOK A POCKET
book, coiitainliiK }lO 00 In bill*,
•mall amount of silver and papers
with nn name ou them Lest at or
near O'Connor Sctiw imrs Paint Co.
Reward If returned to W. H. Crocker,
No. 306 Popular St. *2sc
Notice
TO BICYCLE RIDERS WHILE
Ihe streets are in bad condition, you
had belter buy bells and lamps and
save yourself from an accident I
have a full stock of iatnpi, bell* and
carbide E W. Wataon, 21S Mclntosh
Si Phone No ITU. *2Sc
Guns.
I EMPLOY NOTHING HUT EX*
pert* to »do in> gun work, no when
your gun need* working on. bring It
to me I gusrslitee all work John K
Brickie, 223 Campbell St. S2Sc
HIGH WATER
Got into lots of cash reg
isters. We have cleaned
about 50. let us have yours,
as we make a specialty of
this work.
Phone 563
H. E. Pourchcr
■J7e
Penalty for Procrastination is not remitted by wan! advertising— not wholly
In The Herald Pay
Ic A Word; 25c Minimum Charge
FOR SALE —Real Estate
FIVE new THREE ROOM COT
tag** waterworks attached, on
Walker erect near AlcKlnnle Apply
2ij McK.hnle street. 'Phone 1030.
*27p
COTTAGE ON MONTE SANO FOR
rent, a six-room cottage with out
house and ample stable room. All
modern conveniences. 'Phone 281.
Apply 50* Broad street. s29p
DWELL! NO NO 41 * CALHOUN
Street 5 room*, bath, large yard,
stable; will make necessary repairs.
Jno. R. White, Agt. ’Phone 117,'i or
2388, s2Bp
FARM. FOR SALE 25 ACRXS
good farm er garden land, one mile
Gracewood, Richmond county. All
other Information, call or write 424
Telfair street, Augusta. S2Bc
COTTAGE A STYLISH GROOM
cottage In North Augusta for sals
at a sacriflee. For particulars apply
I> O. Box 717 City. alStf
FOR SALE
Horses, Mules, Livestock,
Harness, Carriages, Etc
IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR HORSES
anil mules from us, wo both U<s»
money. Augusta Stock Yards.
BUGGY AND HARNESS: CHEAP
to quick purchaser. Apply 1924
Watkins stret. 823 c
RED POLL CATTLE: A FEW
choice heifers und bull calves. They
are hardy, clean stock, good milkers
nnd with beef conformation. Just the
kind of cattlo you like to see around
the farm. For price* and eatlmates,
write Bowdrn Phlnlsey, Grovetown, Ga
FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock
MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS;
Ton.o*e Geese, Musrovey DnAs;
Berr.'l P'vmouth Ricks; all farm
raised, heathy and from first das*
(lock Price* reasonable. Address
Bowdre Phlnlzy, Grovotown, Ga. ts
111 FF ORPINGTONS A FEW MCE
young rockrels for sale. From the
original famous Cook strain. Bowdro
Phlnl#F,
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
A BARGAIN IN 6 11 P GASOLINE ;
engine lii perfect condition foi |
$200,00. II K Fourcher, 572 Broad
St S2/c
AUTOMOBILE GOOD AS NEW; 40
horsepower engine; can be seen at
White’s garrsge; big bargain for
quick buyer. Apply at once. Herald
office. ts
WRAPPING PAPER: OLD NEWS
pap, is fur wrapping purposes. Ap
ply at ID raid office JlGtf
FOR SALE: HALF CORD DRY
pine wood, delivered. for $1 50
Rustic swings S.IOO and Kocklug
1 hairs $l5O each. Some flue Uoium
Man Wyandotte*, S. L Wysndottea,
Light llnihmas and White Rocks at
special close out prices. Eggs for
hatching, all llrneds. Belt-ldcra Pnul
try Farm, Phone 1184, Augusta, Oa
UIXTI RES A COMPLETE SET OF
drug store fixtures for sale at your
own price. Apply I2SH Broad Bt.
s27p
A BARGAIN IN 6 H P GASOLINE
engine In perfect condition for
$200.00. II E. Fourcher, 572 Broad
St. 827 c
FOR SALE DISTILLED WATER.
four rents per gallon, d -Mvareil
Augustii Ire t’o Phone 748. s2sc
STOVE GAS COOKING STOVE,
kerosene heating stove, kerosene
hoops, kitchen table and safe, chairs,
carpet and rug- at a bargain. Apply
:jg Greene SI. 824 c
STOVE: GAS COOK STOVE.
nearly new Cheap for cash. Call
at 524 Crawford avenue *2sc
Bicycle Repairing
WHEN YOUR BICYCLE NEEDS HE
pairing call on me 1 have a One
slock of all parts and sundries to do
this kind of work Wheels sent for
and delivered on Short notice E. W.
Watson, 218 Mclntosh St Phone No
ITII. *2.v
Arc You Running a
LOSING RACE
With the Calendar?
Hops ovrry day record. In
the Office, a failure to gttltw
"catch up" with that day »
work?
Poeea every day wttmuui, In
the home, another failure tiv
finish TOOAYH dutl*o-he
cause of the unfinished dutlea
of yesterday?
IWs every day record. In the
Here, a few more eustomers
who “couldn’t wait" to he
arrved by over-busy clerkw?
If any of these things are.
true you need "more help"-
so that an immediate resort up.
on your i>art to ihe classified
ads will enable vou to ' catch
up with the calendar" and to
do today's things today.
READ HERALD ADS
FOR DAILY BARGAINS.
Alexander Seed Go.
Bulbs are In and now Is the time
to start them for Christmas flow
ers.
Narcissus Grsndlflora 25 cents
per dozen.
White Roman Hyacinths, 40
cents per dozen.
Chinese Sscred Liirfcs, direct
from China, 10 cents each.
Freeslas 25 cents per dozen.
YOUR LAWN
Should not bo overlooked. If you
would have a pretty velvety
green lawn plant Alexander's Ever
green Lawn Grass.
Price per pound (auffleient for
300 square feet), 30 cents, 4 pounds
for $1.00; bushel of 15 pounds,
$3.50.
Alexander Seed Co.
911 Broadway. Augusta, Ga.
For Sale or Rent.
BIG, WELL PAYING BROAD
street boarding house. Cause for
sale Is death In family. Apply O. L.
D., care Herald, s24c
FOR RENT—ReaI Estate.
HOUSE FIVE ROOM HOUSE, ALL
complete, possession first October
Apply at 146 Walker St,, to D. Gra
ham. S22tf
DWELLING: SIX ROOM DWELLING,
1226 Ellis St., for rent; modern con
veniences Apply M J. Toohey, 130
Jackson St. sl7tf
OFFICE CORNER OF ALLEY REAR
of Georgia Railroad Bank, from
October Ist Rent S2OO. Apply Geor
gia Railroad Bank. sl2tf
HOUSE: AN ELEGANT NEW
hous H In North Augusta, West ave
nue, near Hampton Terrce, two baths
and all modern Improvements. See
It and you will rent It. Apply B C.
Wall, 917 Broad St. SlOtf
FOR RENT— Rooms.
FLAT: A FLAT OF 4 ROOMS,
with privilege of bath at 442 Fen
wick St Apply 622 Center St Sl3tf
Shoe Repairing.
STOP AND CONSIDER AND GET
up your winter shoes and bring
them to lung Ellis street, where you
can have the host of skill work done
by hand, also aav< money by getting
up your children's school shoes. VV
Golden, 1005 Ellis street. »27c
Bicycles.
WHEN YOUR BICYCLE RUNS
hard or need* repairing, call phone
1914 and I will send for same and re
pair and put In first class order on
shhrt notice, John F. llrickle, 223
Campbell St. »33c
To Piano Owners.
WHO INTEND MOVING: FROM
this date on your piano moved,
tuned and cleaned for ss.no. The
special price of tiling is $2.50 Cn'l
up Robt. J. Watson, No 666 Broad
street Phone 1717. Have your
piano examined all work strictly fits'
class. oct2le
Concrete Work.
CONOUnt WORK: 1 DO ALL
kinds of concrete work, such as
cement walks, reinforced work. 1
have the latest Improved machinery,
and nn expert foreman, and am pre
pared to turn out work for big or
ders Estimates and specifications
furnished A. 11. McDaniel. Augus
la, Ga. 127tf
Brignten Up.
VARNISH STAINS. THAT WILL
make water soaked furniture look
ike new Augusta Builders Supply
Co, 643 UroaJ St Phone 321 o3c
Motorcycle
1 HAVE IN STOCK ALL PARTS TO
do repair work on motorcycles If
your motor needs any repairs or sun
dries call on E W Watson, 218 Mc-
Intosh St. Phone No. I7U. s23c
The Lobbyist
ANTI-LOBBYIST CANNOT PRE
vent lobbyist from lobbying In the
lobby of the Dyer Bldg Lobby Soda
Fountain Phone 669 Stay In your
office and order drinks *26e
Barber Shop
I ADVERTISE WHAT l DO- I DO
what I advertise Your money back
If. after taking my treatment for
dandruff and not cured. I make
scalp treatment a specialty, having
15 years' experience If I fail to cure
It will cost you nothing W. S. Hall,
Leonard Building. Barber Shop.
s24c
Locks.
HOW ARR YOl’R UH’KS? DO THKY
work easy? If not have theui put
tn flrat class order by sti expert I
guarantee all work. John F Brickie,
223 Campbell St. 823 c
DON’T LET YOUR BI
CYCLES GO TO RUIN.
WE ARE READY AND
CAN SAVE THEM
H. F. Fourcher
572 HROAD STREET.
THE AUGUSTA HERALD
WANTS
MRS. FRANCES FOX,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Residence Studio, 819 Telfair 8t
Opposite Union Depot.
Kodak film* developed free of charge.
Four Post Cards, 50c alOtf
Verdery Pressing Club.
SUCCESSORS TO VERDERY, 313
Mclntosh St., phone 2425. Expert
cleaning, pressing and repairing; hatg
cleaned and blocked; ladles’ suits and
skirt* cleaned and pressed. All work
guaranteed. J. P. Stephen, Mgr.
S26c
Free For One Week
CLIP THIS OUT AND PRESENT IT
at our store with 25cts for one bot
tle of our Saponaceous Tooth Powd-i.'
and receive a tooth brush free
'Phone 369. Parr's Pharmacy, 516
Broad 9t.
FISH FISH
Fresh from Fisheries Daily.
Vegetables, Celery,
Fruits. : : :
0. D. FORENCE
Phone 1067. 446 Broad St.
Indian Motorcycle.
IN FIRST CLASS ORDER, AT A
bargain. Only reason for selling
leaving city. John W. Mathew, 1406
Estes St. s2sp
Southern Cabinet Manu
facturing Works, North
Augusta.
SHOW CASES OVERHAULED. ALL
high-class furniture Cabinets of all
descriptions made Manufacture of
stair, bank, and office fixtures and all
classes of fine carpenter work. 'Phono
No. 714. 06s
Barbecue Hash
BARBECUE HASH EVERY 9ATITR
day Ready at 11 o'clock a. m. 25c
quart. Vandiver's Meat Market,
1001 Ninth street. J26tf
Sanitary Lime
PROMPT DELIVERY. CALL ME UP
for any quantity. A, H. McDaniel.
Phon* 16. Al2tf
Windsor Soring Water
RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA,
Kidney trouble; 5 gallonß delivered
60 cents Phone 112. Alts
Flood Shingles
NO. 2, $2.00; NO. 1, $3.00; F. O. B.
our yard; fifty cents additional for
handling. Industrial Lumber Co., ;
North Augusta. Sl3tf
Reward
FOR ANY CASE OF CHILLS AND
feker that Randall's Chill and Fe
ver tonic falls to cure. Guaranteed
to cure where others fail. No cure
no pay. 'Phone 2214—Randall's Phar
macy. We deliver to any part of the
city. olOc
Damaged by the Freshet.
THE AUGUSTA TRUNK FACTORY
will repair and put In first-Mass or
der, your .ranks that were damaged
by the water. Telephone them 593,
they will send for your trunks, ex
amine them and let you know cost b.:
lore doing the work If you prefer
nice new trunk, they will take tho
old one ns part payment. Give them
a call at Byl Broad, Wrong Side of
ts
School Supplies.
FRESH GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
Tablets, pencils paper, craon, etc,
Tessler Pharmacy, 1366 Broad St.
SlOtf
Keys.
WHEN YOU LOSE A KEY OR
I your key* doe* not work easy,
bring them to me; I can make you a
new key on Hhort notlee. John F
Brickie, 223 Campbell St. s23c
Cheap Lumber
A LARGE I.or OF FLOORING, CEIL
lug and weather boarding, all
grades; also a lot of rough lumber
short and long leaf, from 1-In
boards to Bxlo tratm-ing. All this
».ock must be diap< scl of in next 30
day*. Address Standard Lumber Co.,
Exposition Ave and 16th St., or K.
,i O’Coi lot 846 Broad 81 ti
Commercial School.
DAY AM NIGHT SESSIONS;
shorthand, typewriting. practical
bookkeeping, arithmetic and spelling,
taught by Margaret Funk, assisted bv
one of the most competent bookkeep
ers In Augusta For further Inform
ation call on Margaret Funk, Cont
• merrlal School, llarlson Bldg.
o!7c
rTa«tevin<r Material
IVORY Woo;) nr,HE PLABTEK IS
1 1 lug material for
wall • i I ■ 1! give* addl
tl- I ■ » the building nnd
■ vtn' I • r . r A H. McDaniel,
Augusta. (la. Ji4tf
Machine*! Repaired
111. d.Vhl.3 Or’ M\Cin\r,S HE
; red by an export adjuster. If
■> r ■ (Chine was under water better
•t 1 ■ l. J slier a; once Sinner
' - Machine Co , No. 946 Broad
ttreel o3e
wo, vo rsem t 1 Ml
|SSnS PUltS^MAHfgl
* lid*|
tOMAAaU . vUI .Av JliiA.uA.
A Trial Will Prove
25 Words or Less of Help Wanted 25c
WARNING
Every day some one finds
his safe locked and we have
to open it. Save yourself
this expense and let us
clean and oil up locks and
combinations before it gets
corroded.
Phone 563.
H. E.Fourcher
Personal.
TO WILLIE M. CLARK: YOUR
brother is in Missouri. Would like
to hear from you. Write me at Fait
burry, Neb., care Campbell Bros.
Shows. Any one seeing this "ad '
win confer a favor by telling my
brother, (should they see him.) Re
gards to all my Augusta friends.
Chas. C. Clark, care Campbell Bros.
Shows, Fairburry, Neb. s23c I
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♦ SPECIAL NOTICES. ♦
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This Is to notify the public and ail
whom It may concern that I will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted In my name, except
thos 0 personally contracted by me
GEORGE H. HOWARD
Sept 290
Augusta, Ga., Sept Bth, 1908.
A CALLED MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Georgia Chemi
cal Works will be held at Augusta,
Ga., on Thursday the 24 th day ot
September, 1908, for the purpose of 1
amerding the By-laws.
A. SMITH IRVINE,
Sepjt 23c Secretary,
Water Works Notice.
THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED TO
be very careful to leave all hydrants
and other openings closed to avoid
any waste of water. We have found
many cases, where parties will
leave hydrants open, presumably to
be certain to know when the water
Is turned on. Thla causes a great
waste which must be stopped.
Water will not be put on in the I
afternoon until further notice.
Sprinkling of lawns and washing !
of pavements strictiy prohibited.
JNO. D. TWIGQS, .Ik
Supt. C. W. W.
sum
Office of Commissioner of Roads and
Revenue, Richmond County, Ga.
Augusta, Ga., Sept. 14, 1903.
To Charles S. Bohler, Tax Collector,
Richmond County:
The following assessments upon
the State Tax for the year 1908 are
hereby made and you or your suc
cessors in office are hereby instructed
and required to collect the same.
Pauper ..58
Poor House 11.4
Roads and Bridges 13 8
Court Expense' 212
Maintaining Prisoners ....11.4
Jurors 5.8
Flections 2.
Public Buildings 5 8
Jail 6.1
Coroner 2.1
Small Pox 5.8
County Police 2.4
Reformatory 3.3
94.8
the same being forty-six cents on
Ihe one hundred dollars of taxable
propet ty, or ninety-four and 8-10 per
cent of the State Tax of four and
15-100 mills, levied for other than
funding purpose.
WILLIAM F. EVE,
Judge City Court and Ex-Off. Coramr
Roads and Revenue, Richmond Co. Ga
Attest :
WM. D'A. WALKER, 'Berk
Oct 15 c
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE
city of Augusta will not open Mon
day, September 21st. but will open
September 28th. 1908.
LAWTON B. EVANS.
Superintendent.
MUST WAIT FOR BRIDGE.
SAYS MANAGER CRAIG TO
C- AND W. C- PATRONS
In regards to complaints from citi
zens In South Carolina concerning
[the operation of trains into Augusta.
Mr. W. .1. Craig, of the Atlantic Coast
j Line, has advised Secretary Johnson,
I of the Chamber of Commerce, that It
’ is Impossible to operate trains through
from Lone Star and Robbins until the
bridge across the Santee river Is re-
In view of this fact the transporta
tion comnilttew of the Retail Mer
chants' association has asked the C.
& W. C. road to hold their regular
train over in Augusta for an hour
each afternoon so as to allow visitors
In Augusta, arriving shortly after 12
j o’clock, to remain here a while longer.
! If this Is done the regular C. & W. C.
j train will leave here at 3:30 Instead
| of 2:30 until the bridge across the
Santee river Is built.
THE YANKEE ASHORE
Nilh rOHI It 1 -TN cruiser
Yankee, command, d by Commander
C. C. Marsh. Is ashore on Spindle
I R«ek. near Hen and Chickens light
: ship, Puzzard Bay
One compartment is leaking The
; Yankee went ashore during the fog
; this morning She w.is enrout* iron
I Cutty hunk to Newport for coal.
Legal Notice
Tax Collector's Office, Richmond
County.
Notice is hereby given that the State
! County and School Tax for 1908 are now
i due and payable at this office. The fol
! lowing, are the rates per hundred.
Suite $ .50
I County 46
School .. .. .35
$1.31
or $13.10 per thousand. Tax payers are
requested to make prompt payments.
CHAS. S. BOHLER.
Tax Collectbr, Richmond County
Oct 20c
Legal Notice.
Trustees Sales in Bankruptcy of Real
Estate.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Hon. Joseph Ganahl, referee In
bankruptcy for the North Eastern Di
i vision of the Southern District of
Georgia passed in the bankruptcy
case of Tysor Cheatham Mercantile
company, bankrupts, the undersigned
will expose for public sale before the
county court- house door at Warren
! ton, Georgia, on Tuesday, the 6th day
|of October, the first Tuesday in said
■ month of October A. D. 1908, between
the legal hours of sale, the following
property, sold as the property of said
bankrupts, Tysor Cheatham Mercan
tile company:
"One lot of land in town of War
renton, Georgia, 75 feet by 90 feet
with store house thereon measuring
68 feet by 89 feet, constructed of
brick, one story. Bounded on south
by Broad street on west by alley on
north by C. R. Fitzpatrick on east
by lot owned by Warrenton. Georgia."
AH of said real estate will be sold
to the highest bidder for cash. Under
tho order of the Hon. Joseph Ganahl,
referee in bankruptcy, the real estate
is ordered sold free from all incum
brances thereon and said money real
ized from said sale shall stand in
lieu of any claim against said real
estate; that no bid be accepted unless
accompanied by a certified check or j
other satisfactory security for at least j
10 per cent of such bid, and if sale !
is confirmed the balance to be paid j
in; if the sale is not confirmed the
10 per cent will be refunded without
deduction.'’
This the 20th day of August A. D.
1908.
OLIVER ORR, Trustee for the
Tysor Cheatham Mercantile Co.
s9-16-23-30e
Ml DRY WEEK
mmm
Not One Station. Reports
As Mucli As Tenth of An
Inch of Rain in Seven
V 1
Days.
Not as much as one-tenth of an inch
of rain has fallen at any government
weather station throughout Georgia
during the past week according to
the official bulletin just issued. Th-:
weather has been exceptionally favo
rable, however, for picking cotton,
gathering corn and cutting hay.
No very warm days have been ex
perienced and clear weather prevails
in nearly all sections. The tempera
ture has been below normal and the
only counties that have had heavy
rain in many -TV- art- Sunuer and
Brooks.
Around Augusta farmers have been
exceptionally busy picking their cot
ton and several of them declare that
with a few more weeks of good weath
er they vyiH complete farming opera
tions for this year easily by the first
of November.
Mr. W. W. Ramsey, says that cotton
will be very short in Burke and Rich
mond counties and poking will be
over much earlier than usual. From
Columbia, Lincoln and McDuffl
counties the sanu reports are true,
hut it seems that Lincoln county has
better crops than the others men
tioned.
Farmers arenow begining fall work
in earnest and an exceptionally large
acreage will be put in oats and other
winter growing crops. However, oats
will predominate and 'litre Is now a
good demand for the seed Rye and
wheat together with barley will also
be more extensively planted than
heretofore, owing 10 the high price of
grain.
In Augusta ruin is badly needed, but
just now there are no prospects f>r
i shower and it nll probably be
several days before rain comes.
HERALD WANT ADS.
Read for Profit-Use for
Results.
Augusta. La., Sept. 23rd 1908.
E. W. WATSON
Oealer In ' v
Bicycle one! Bicycle Supplies,
Cleveland Bicycles. 218 Mclntosh St. Repairing a Specialty
The Augusta Herald,
Dear Sirs:—
I placed in your want columns on September 20th. an ad., i* re
ga 't to motorcycle, etc. and I can truly recommend the Herald w&nt
columns, as the best advertising medium in the city, at I sold a great
many articles from the ad.
Yours Respectfu'iy,
E. W. WATSON.
P. S.—lnclosed f nd change of ad with which you will please insert until
furter notice.— E. W .W.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23.
WANTS
NINE-TENTHS OF OUR »
CALAMITIES MAY BE
REDUCED TO “INCIDENTS”
By a timely and effec
tive use of the classified
ads. And to "use the
classified ads. means not
alone THE PUBLICA
TIONS OF OUR WANTS
AND QUESTS, but the
READING AND ANS
WERING OF THE ADS.
OF OTHER PEOPLE—
an occupation which has
opened ‘‘new roads" to
THRIFT AND PROFIT
for . millions peo
ple.
HERALD WANTS.
GET RESULTS.
COLORED FOLKS
HIBDJT WORK
Are Proceeding Cautiously
in Giving Out Cash To
Flood Victims.
It must not be supposed that the
colored committee is asleep, because
daily reports are not being made as
their work. They are still keeping
m daily touch with the Associated
Charities, and are rendering assis
tance in the matter of appropriating
the special fund for perrcamnent re
lief placed in Mr. Rowland's hands
last Saturday by the General Relief
and Advisory committeee. The color
ed men submitted a list of those who
had applied for help to the head of
the Associated Charities, and those
cases are being investigated as rapid
ly as possible. In three cases, at least
decisions have been reached and
amounts donated. Others will be
passed upon today and checks given
tomorrow or next day.
Rev. C. T. Walker was present this
morning at the meeting of the Gen
eral Committee and made his usual
report, including a small amount of
money received for the flood sufferers
Dr. G. N. Stonev, H. C. Young, P.
H. Craig, and Charlie Tillman are all
still active members of the committee.
But though the committee is still at
work, most of the work is being look
id after by the secretary of tho
colored committee. Rev. Silas X Floyd
who has dally conferences with Mias
Thompson, Mr. Rowland's efficient
representative in the Montgomery
building, and he makes reports to her
and receives from her information as
to what disposition has been made
of the cases reported. The Associated
Charities is moving with caution in
the matter of distributing cash
uonations. and is striving to use the
money appropriated, economically and
also where it will do the most good.
As the help now being given Is in
cash, it is necessary 'hat extreme
caution should be exercised in order
l hat no imposter receive benefits
that ought to go to others more
worthy.
Prof. I'. H. Craig, P inripal of
Nellieville School, rendered good ser
vice the last of the past week in
giving aid to the sufferers out in the
Frazierville district just beyond his
school. But for his help, many a
poor colored man and woman would
be hungiy today and without prope."
matiresses, etc.
Any colored people who suffered
terrible losses during the flood —who
f.-r example, lost all househo d goods
or all working materials, etc , or who
lost all their stock In trale, are ask
td to report such cares to Rev. C. T
Walker, Rev. Silas X. Floyd, or any
members of the colored committee
Their names will be turned over to
th* Associated Charities. «'id an In
vestigation will at once be made, and
such as are found worthy will be
given a small amount of financial as
sistance.
MRS. WIDENER ILL.
NEWPORT. R. I.—Friends of Mrs.
Joseph E. Widener, leader of the
Philadelphia set and one of the most
popular young matrons, are alarmed
over reports from Switzerland of her
serious Illness.
TAFT ON TOUR.
CINCINNATI, Ohio—William H
Taft and his party left this city at
8 o'clock this morning on the repub
lican’s first campaign tour through
the West.