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SATURDAY, SEPT. 26. WANTS Get usy With Your Ad. Reading. Its the Way . to Wisdom. The merchant who is "buried” in the cares of new stocks and new un dertakings should share his time with that which makes the othPr things leasible—his advertising campaign. No store ever prospered that tailed to secure the interest and patronage of the "bargain-hunters.” If you have, during this summer. ! formed but one new habit—the habit i of rending and answering ads. —the' summer w ill have been well spent. If, j during the autumn, vou form the habit ot ADVERTISING, as well, it will mean that YOUR SHIP IS COMING IN! If there i? eomething you want Fomethirg a little out of the ordinary j —INQUIRE Of THE PUBLIC, l through a want ad. The work-seeker who answers the "Help Wanted" ads. is really '‘locking lor work. ' But it he also advertises on nis ow'n account his chances will be doubled —perha-ps trebled. Jl With the le'ver of Publicity you may ; “lift" your store to "bigger things." Of course the lever must bo big i cnonsh —and of proved quality. Theie i are OTHER KINDS of "levers" to oe j had. WANTED HELP Male WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS Post office clerks, carriers, .fl.iOO.uO yearly. Examinations here November 18th. Preparation free. Franklin In ; tltute, Rochester. N. Y Oct tip WANTED HELP—Female | NURSE: • SERVANT TO NURSE and sleep on place. Good wages. Must come recommended. Apply 1137 (. ne s*. slip WANTED: A GOOD. COMPETENT woman to do housework. Aply 91G Greene street. S2Gc COOK: A GOOD COOK WANTED at once. Apply 707 Greene St. S26c COOK: WANTED A GOOD COOK. Apply 1320 Greene St. • »2Gc COMPANION: WANTED A MIDDLE aged while woman as companion. 232 Broad St. s2Gp NURSE: EXPERIENCED NURSE wanted: one who will sleep on premises; must bring recommenda tion; answer by letter. Mrs. L. G. Doughty, No. 1012 Greene St. s2Bc WANTED SITUATION - Male. BUTLER: SITUATION WANTED as butler or driver. Phillip Jackson, 1252 Twiggs St. S27x OFFICE BOY: A YOUNG WHITE boy. age IC, desires position as of fice work. Writes good hand; can furnish best of reference. Address C. W. I)., c. re Herald. S26xx WANTED SITUATION. (female. CLERK: A YOUNG LADY DESIRES position as clerk or assistant book keeper. Has high school education. Good references. Address B. S., care Herald. MtC WANTED, Miscellaneous. WANTED—TO BUY RICHMOND Academy books and other school books in use. Dellquest’s "New and Old Bookshop,” 215 Seventh St. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous SIDEBOARD: ONE SIDEBOARD, practicaliy new. also one gas ranj,e. Can be seen at L. Sylvester & Sons, 838 Bread St. SI7C A BARGAIN IN G H.-P. GASOLINE et.gine in perfect condition sot $200.00. H. E. Fourcber, 572 Broad St. 327 c AUTOMOBILE: GOOD AS NEW; 40 horsepower engine; can be seen at White’s garrage; big bargain for quick buyer. Apply at once, Herald office. If WRAPPING PAF3R: OLD NEWS papers for wrauplng purposes. Ap ply at Herald office. JlGtf FOR SALE: HALF CORD DRY piue wood, delivered, for $1.60. Rustic swings S3(O and Rocking Chairs $1.60 each. Some fine Colum bian Wysndottes, S. i, Wyandottes, Light Brahmas and White Rocks at speciai "lose out prices. Eggs to/ hatching, all Breeds. Belvldere Poul try Farm, Phone 1184, Augusta, Ua FIXTURES: A COMPLETE SET OF drug store fixtures for sale at your own Apply 1286 Broad St. s27p A BARGAIN IN 6 H.-P. GASOLINE engine in perfect condition for $200.00. H. E. Fourcher, 572 Broad St. 327 c FOR SALE youitry and Pet Stock MAMMOTH BROtZE TURKEYS; Tou.a*e Geese, Musrovey Ducks; B»rrod P'vmouth Ricks; all farm raised, be«.thy and from first-clast stock Price* reasonable. Address Bow Are Phtnlzy, Urovi-town, Ga. ts BUFF ORPINGTONS- A FEW MCE young cockrels for tale. From the original fatfious Cook ttraio. Bowdrn Phlnlzy, ’ YES; There Are Some Things in Which a Want Ad. Cannot Help You—But Not Many of Them. in The Herald Pay lc A Word; 25c Minimum Charge FOR SALE Horses. Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc IF YOU DON’T BUY YOUR HORSES and mules trom us. we both lose money. Augusta Stock Yards. HORSE: HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR-I ness for sale. Horse gentle; suit able for lady to drive. Owner moving into city. Address M. J. K., care Her ald. s3oc RED POLL CATTLE: A FEW choice heifers and bull calves. They are hardy, clean stock, good milkers and with beef conformation. Just the kind of cattle you like to see around the farm. For prices and estimates, write Bowdre Phlnizy, Grovetown, Ga. FOR SALE—ReaI Estate- FIVE NEW THREE ItOOM COT tages, waterworks attached, on Walker street near McKir.nie. Apply 520 MoKinnie street. 'Phone 1030. s27p DWELLING NO. iHi C.U lIOUN Street 5 rooms, bath, large yard, stable; will make necessary repairs. Jno. R. White, Agt. Phone 1173 or 2388. c s29p 'FARM: FOR SALE 25 ACRES good farm or garden land, one mile Gracewood, Richmond county. All other information, call or write 424 Telfair street, Augusta. S2Bc COTTAGE: A STYLISH 6-ROOM cottage in North Augusta for sale at a sacrifice. For particulars apply P O'. Box 717 City. sl9:f PLANTATION OF GOO ACRES OF land in Warren county; desirable. Apply to Clarence E. Clark. s2titf FOR RENT- Real Estate. RESIDENCE: MY RESIDENCE, eight rooms, suitable lor two fam ilies, In good order, also dwelling of five rooms, will sell doube tenement, 445 and -147 Watkins St. D. Graham. 44(1 Walker St. S22tf DWELLING: SIX ROOM DWELLING, 122 G Ellis St., for rent; modern con veniences. Apply M. J. Toohey. ISO Jackson St. «17tf 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 e 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— Boom 3. ROOMS: THREE CHOICE ROOMS for .rent for light housekeeping Bath, water same place. Private fam ily. 246 Telfair. Olp ROOMS: IN* NORTH AUGUSTA, two comfortable rooms, furnished or unfurnished, pleasant location, on West Ave. Apply to T. B. Ellis, cor. Geo & Pine Grove Ave. S26c ROOMS: AFTER OCTOBER IST. three rooms and bath, centrally lo cated, on Greene street. The rooms are furnished and are steam heated. Young men preferred. Address S. Le Roy, care The Herald. o2c FI.AT: A FLAT OF 1 BOOMi with privilege of bath at 442 Fen wlek St. Apply 622 Center St. 513.1 ROOMS: TWO UNFURNISHED OR one furnish'd room to rent. No children taken. Apply 419 Walker street. s2op For Sale or Rent. COTTAGE -ON MONTE SANO FOR sale or rent; a six-room eottag. with out house and an.pie state room. Ml modern conveniences Phone 281. Apply 509 Broad stre 82!)]. LOST AND FOUND WATCH: LOST. SATURDAY MORN ing one ladies e-size gold watch and fob between 15th street bridge ami C. H W. C. crossing on Greene St. Handsome reward if returned to ami Hors office, Georgia Railroad, or No. 519 Wrights Avenue. s2Bp E. M. Deas. MEATS: HAS A FINE SELECT stock of home-raised beef, veal, pork, extra fine lamb, spring lamb, etc. K. M Deas, sl3 Jackson street. Phone 210. 827 c Drugs WHEN IN NEED Or ANYTHING IN the drug line phone ”28. We de. llvei to any part of the city; also a full line of Butßt garden seed. Mode! Pharmacy. I). F Matheny. Prop., cor ner Broad and Kollock streets. S27c Woodlawn Homo For Sale I HAVE ONE OF THE PRETTIEST homes in Woodlawn for sale, two stories, artistic design, 7 rooms, bath, and reception hall; woodwork natural pine, oil ftniith, double pnrior; large lot 100x160 on corner under large old oak tree*, good lawn, well-kept hedge around place Short distance from Woodlawn school or same high ridge: $3,800. Apply to H. C Middle ton, Real Estate, 135 Jackson street (Dyer Bldg i IMU Cheap Lumber I A LARGE LOT Of FLOORING, CEIL ing and weather boarding, all grade.); a .'o a lot of rough lumber short ind long leaf, from 1-In boards to Bxlb fra racing Alt tbit stock must he disposed of in next 30 day- Address Standard Lumber Co., Exposition Ave and 15th Hi, or E. J O'Connor, 855 Broad St. ts Alexander Seed Co. Bulbs are in and now is the time to start them for Christmas flow ers. Narcissus Grandiflora 25 cents per dozen. White Roman Hyacinths, 40 cents per dozen. Chinese Sacred Lillies, direct from China, 10 cents each. Freesias 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 (sufficient for 300 square feet), 30 cents, 4 pounds for $1.00; bushel of 15 pounds, $3.50. Alexander Seed Co. 911 Broadway. Augusta, Ga. Damaged by the Freshet. Tin: AUGUSTA TRUNK FACTORY will repair and put in first-class or der, your -:unk? that were damaged by the water. Telephone them 693, they will send for your trunks, ex amine them and let you know cost bc lore doing the work. if yon prefer » nice new trunk, they will take the old om as part payment. Give them a call at Bjl Broad, Wrong Side of Street. ts Business Opportunity ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A WAY to make money If so, drop us a card; we will put you next. Box 4x. Albany, Ga. S27p Tessiers Pharmacy KRESO DISINFECTANT. THE best there is. Any quantity. Tcs sier's pharmacy, 13G6 Broad St. ts 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. Fourcher 82 7c Machines Repaired ALL MAKES OF MAClIINl'.ri RlG paired by an expert adjuster. if your machine was under water better have it looked slier at once. Ringer Sewing Machine Co., No. #4fi Broad street. , 030 Plastering Material IVORY WOOD FIBRE PLASTER IS 'he best plastering material for walls and ceilings. It gives addi tional strength to the building and stay* put forever. A. 11. McDaniel, Augusta, Ga. Jl4tf Bicycle Repairing. WHEN YOUR BICYCLE NEEDS RE palring call on me. I have r fine stock of all parts mid sundrios to do this kind of work. Wheels sent for and delivered on short notice. E. W. Watson, 218 Mclntosh Bt. Phone No. 1711. 827 c Shoe Repairing. STOP AND CONSIDER AND GET UP your winter shoes and bring hem to 1005 Ellis street, where you can havo the best of skill work done by hand, also save money by getting up your children's school shoes. W Golden, JOOS Ellis street. s27<: To Piano Owners. WHO INTEND MOVING: FROM this date on your piano moved, tuned and cleaned tor $5.00. The special price of luing is $2.50 Cn'i up Robt. J. Watson, No. (160 Broad street. 'Phono 1717. Have your piano examined all work strictly first. class. 0ct21.: Concrete Work. CONCRETE WORK: I DO ALL kinds of concrete work, such as cement walks, reinforced work. 1 nave the latest Improved machinery, and an expert foreman, and am pre pared to turn out work for big or ders. Estimates and specification* furnished. A. H. McDaniel, Aligns la, Ga. J27tf Motorcycle. [ 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. 1711. 327 c j The Lobbyist ANTI-LOBBYIST CANNOT PRE vent lobbyist from lobbying In the lobbv of the Dyer Bldg. Lobby Soda Fountain. Phone fid# Stay in your office and order drink* *26c DON’T LET YOUR BI CYCLES GO TO RUIN, WE ARE READY AND CAN SAVE THEM. H. E. Fourcher 572 BROAD STREET. i THE AUGUSTA HERALD WANTS MRS. FRANCES FOX, PHOTOGRAPHER, Residsnce Studio, Ul9 Telfair St. Opposite Union Depot. Kodak films 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; hats cleaned and blocked; ladies’ suits and skirts cleaned and pressed. All work guaranteed, j. p. Stephen, Mgr. S2Uc Free For One Week CLIP THIS OUT AND PRESENT IT at our store with 25cts for one bot tle of our Saponaceous Tooth Powd - and receive a tooth brush free Phone 369. Parr's Pharmacy, 616 Broad St. FISH FISH Fresh from Fisheries Daily. Vegetables, Celery, Fruits. : : : 0. D. FORENCE Phone 1067. 446 Broad St. Southern Cabinet Manu facturing Works, North Augusta. SHOW CASKS OVERHAULED. ALI, high-class furniture Cahlneis of till descriptions made Manufacture of stair, bank, and office fixtures and all classes of fine carpenter work. 'Phono No. 7.14. oGs Sanitary Lime PROMPT DELIVERY. CALL ME UP for any quantity. A. H. McDaniel. Phone 16. Al2tf Windsor Soring Water RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 6 gallons delivered 60 oenta. Phone 112. Alts Flood Shingles NO. 2, $2.00; NO. 1. $3.00; F. O. R our yard; fifty cents additional for handling. Industrial Lumber Co., North Augusta. 813tf Reward FOR ANY CASE OF CHILLS AND fetor that Randall's Chill and Fe ver tonic tails to cure. Guaranteed to cure whore other* fall. No cure no pay. 'Phone 2214- Randall’s Phar macy. We deliver to tiny part of tin city. otoa Commercial School. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS; shorthand, typewriting, practical bookkeeping, arithmetic and spelling, taught by Margaret Funk, assisted by one of the most competent bookkeep ers in Augusta. For further Inform ation call on Margaret Funk, Com mercial School, Harlson Bldg. ol7c 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 WANTED-Board BOARD: YOUNG LADY DESIRES room with board In a private fain ily. Centrally located. Addreas E. H. 8., care Herald 327 p Horse Shoeing HIGH WATER NEVER TOUCHED me on horao shoeing. I have one of the best equipped hony* shoeing shops In Augusta, and always carry a full linj of shoes forty-eight kegs. Also use a great many hand-made ■hoe*. I fit all the ahoea myself und see that they are put on properly. 1 solicit your patronage, or a part of It, at leaat. Three of the heat shoert In town. I ran shoe Torty-fiVe head, four shoo* each, per day. Shoe* one dollar per set and upwards. Monthly shoeing Horae dipping Clipper blades sharpened. L. M. Hutto, 722 Ellis at reel. 827 c Fine Groceries WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST groceries that the market can af ford call on W It Jones * Co., and you will get the best of groceries for the best prices. All orders given prompt attention. Rhone ]l«0 w. R. Jones A Co., 1250 Broad Br, 827 c Notice. TO BICYCLE RIDERS WHILE the streets are In bad eondlflon, you had better buy hells and lamps and save yourself from an accident. I have a full stock of lamps, hells and carbide E W. Watson, 218 Melntosh St. Phone 1711 H27c wf»p. nrm Asmerm. i/JitaAun (XurTIMyfXuMiITA.UA. A Trial Will Prove 25 Words or Less of Help Wanted 25c Furnaces. REPAIRED AND CLEANED WITH Kuarantoe to bo in porfoot condition when complete. All first class and well experienced liolp list'd for such work Call phono or address Kobt. A. Mack, 1> 13 Kills St. 0200 Brighten Up. VARNISH STAINS, 'HI AT WILL make water soaked furniture look '.lk« new. Augusta Builders Supply Co., 643 Broad St. Rhone 3:. 1 . oilc Fruits and Vegetables. IF YOU WANT NOTHING BUT fresh fruit and vegetables, I have them in large quantities; I also give you something free with every cash purchase. Phoqo orders given prompt attention. Call phone tip Max Mo gulesruo, 548 Broad street. S27c Sand Sand Sand WAGON LOAD Ol! CAR LOAD Geo. S. Murphey. Phono 1513. o2p Woodlawn Home For Sale 1 HAVE ONE OF THE PRETTIEST homes in Woodlawn for sale, two stories, artistic design. 7 rooms, hath and reception hall; woodwork natural pine, oil finish; double parlor; large lot, 100x150, on corner; under large old oak trees, good lawn, well-kept hedge around place. Short distance from Woodlawn school, on same high ridge, $3,850. Apply to H. C. Middle ton. Real Estate, 135 Jackson street (Dyer Bldg.). s2llf ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•• ♦ ♦ ♦ SPECIAL NOTICES. ♦ ♦ O ♦ ♦<>♦♦♦♦'>«.*♦♦♦♦♦♦ TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Is to notify the public and ull whom it may concern that l will not bo responsible lor any debts contracted in my name, except thos 0 personally contracted by me GEORGE 11. IIOVVAlll) Sept 29c Water Work* Notice. THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED TO he very careful to leave ail hydrants and other openings closed to avoid any waste of wafer. We havo found many cases, where parties will leave hydrants open, presumably lo he certain lo know when the water is turned on. This causes a great waste which must tie stopped. Sprinkling of lawns and washing of pavements strictly prohibited. JNO. D. TWICtiS, Jlt. Supt. C. W. W. Slltf Office ot Commissioner of Roads and Revenue, Richmond County, Ga. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 14, 1908. To Charles S. liohler, Tax Collector, Richmond County: Thu following assessments upon the State 'J'ax lor the year 1908 hid hereby made and you or your suc cessors In office am hereby instructed and required to collect tile same. Pauper 5 8 Poor 1 louse 11.4 Roads and Bridges 13.8 Court Expense-' . .. . ~212 Maintaining Prisoners ~..114 Jurors .. 5.8 Elections 2. Public Buildings 58 Jail 5.8 Coroner 2.1 Small Pox 6.8 County Police 2.4 Reformatory 3.3 04.8 the same being forty-six ccnis on, the one hundred dollars of taxable property,'or ninety-four and S 111 pci cent of the Stale Tax of four and 85-100 mills, levied for other than funding purpose. WILLIAM F. EVE, Judge City Court amt Ex-Off. Commr Roads and Revenue, Richmond Co. Ga Attest : WM. D A. WALKER, Oh-rk «. Oct 15 o THE D- A- R- PRESIDENT TO TAKE BALLOON TRIP Will Go Up in t,h«: Air from Springfield Wheat the Weather in Suitable. WOfUKBTEII. Manx Mrs. Donald; McLmiii, national pr« Hldenl of fhoj DaiiKhtar* of fh«* Aninrlwtn lt#*volu* | lion, !h to make a balloon nHWiimlon from HprlnKlfi ld with CharU x K. Gild *j don, If tho wfuthor f'ondltloriM are suitable Mr. (Hidden, who wax In Wnnhlriß i ton Mila w»*<*k. had a talk with MraJ Mela-an, and found hor hh «agar to) make an aerial trip a». when tho *ub-j J<rt wan flrat broached it wo»k hko Mr Olid don wan to have mad<- an*! Oth#*r balloon n*e«*m»loii Gilh w< « k, but poKtpniM'd It, owltitt to tho hazy al* j moaphoro. ARTICLE FRIENDLY TO TAFT NOT BY EX-PRESIDENT F. S. Hastiurs Say* the Piece in Question Win Not Sißaed by E*-Pre*i« dent. NEW YORK Concerning the gen ulnen*** of a affined arthh* rai th** pr<'H<»nf campaign attributed to th«* late r;rover f'leveland and friendly to ward Taft, ptihliNh'd In Hu* Now York Tlroo* on AUK'Hit ",b, t)v» Thru** pub ||*hph Ha*unlay morning n fit!* r from F 8 lfA*tfri*K, an < x'' iitor of Mr. Cb'vc'lnnd'M will, In whlrb h«* myn. Legal Notices Providing for th* Bayment of Bonslun ] 10 Kx-Conf» dt rixto Soldier* and tin* 1 Widow* of K\-t’oiifudoratu Soldiers. KxeoutlM* I b'p.irt muni, .Atlanta, Aufc. IM. 190 S. A BKOBL AMATION. By His Kxu'Henry, Hoko Smith, (iovor nor «*i Georgia, Whtareaa, tlv Ca m nil Assembly, al its hpshloh In 1908, proposod an nmt'ndmon to the Constitution of lids alato, uh fol lows : Hpotlon l. Bo ii until’tod by 11 10 Goi) oral Assembly ot UuoiKia, and II is bur. by unnoted by authority of litu same, that partiHrapit 1. Huutlon I. arlluto < m tho Constitution of thin Stale, bo ami tho Hiniic is horoby amended l»y adding at tho i'nd of wild paragraph the fol low hie: To make provision fm iho payment of pensions of any ex Confed orate soldier, now resident of this statu, who otillsied in ihe military senior ot this slato, or who enlisted In the mill tnry HOrvho of the Confederate Stales, during the rlvll war hetwem the stales of iho United Status, and who perforin ed notual military servluo in the armies of the Confederate states, or the or fffinhecd militia of (his state and was honorably dl»«’liatßed therefrom, and to widens, new resident of this state, of t'X-C.'onfederate sitldlers w)t<> in the military service of the Confederal* states, and who performed actual mili tary service. In Ihe armies of the Con federate stall’s, or In the organized milt tlii of this stale, who died in said mill tary service. or was honorably dh ehmed therefrom; provided llull no per son shall be entitled lo the provisions of tliis Constitutional amendment, the total value of whoso properly of every description, ineludlntf money and o.lionum in action, shall exceed fifteen hundred dollars, mid provided further that only those widow* who were married to huc’M soldiers or ex-soldiers previous to the year INTO shall lie entitled to tin* pro* visions of this Constitutional amend meat. No widow of a soldier killed dor In* tin* war shall he deprived of her pin sloti by reason of having Huhseiiuontlv married another veteran who Is dead, unless she receives a pension on account of being the willow of such second bus , hand." Now, therefore t. Iloke Smith, Hover- j nor of sold State, do Issue (his my prnc lama lion hereby declaring that tho fore going proposed amendment to Iho Con - s( It at lon Is submitted for ratification or j rejection to the vohm of (he at i' • iputllfh'd to vole for members, of ||m: General Assembly, al (lie veneral c|r« tlon to bo held on Tuesday, November 3rd, 1908. HOICK SMITH, Governor. By the Governor; Bill MB COOK, Secretary of Slab-. STATIC OK GKOItGJ A, RICHMOND COUNTY. YVh<rcii*j’ Annie R, Dens, on Ihn 26th day or Juno, 1907, made her promissory note in (ho principal sum of five hundred ($500) dollars, buy able to the order of Mamie 11. Con fer three years after dale with In ternst from date at the rate of eight, per cent per annum; and WherejiH, the said Deas executed and delivered unto the said Foster, as provided in section 3771 of Iho Code of Georgia, a deed conveying U» the said Foster; All (hose ten lots of land In the county and state aforesaid, In the vll lftge of Summerville, known and des iguated as lots number eight (Hi, nine (It), ten (10), eleven (II), twelve (12), j thirteen MID, fourteen (ID. fifteen (15), sixteen (Ift), seventeen (17), on j a plan of lots made hy (Jordon Gar j diner, civil engineer, May 10, 11)00, ; recorded In the clerk's office, superior court, said county In Rook t> IBs, page’ 555; and. Whereas, default has been made In | the payment of the Interest and hy j the terms of said note, said security I dei-d and the bond for title, Ihe said debi has matured by reason of said default. Therefor#, by virtue of the author ity contained in said security deed, will he sold before the court house door of said county, on the first Tuns day in October, lIIOH, between ih fl legal hour* of sale to the highest hid dor for ca di, the Hforcdeserihed leu lots of land. Terms cash. Burrhus.*r i to pay for papers ANNIK R DICAB, By Mamie 11. Ramsey, formerly | Mamie If. Foster, her attorney In j fuel 1(12 19 2G;o3c ! Tux < 'oiled«*i ‘m Office, Rlclirnoiol county. Notice Ih hereby given ttlilt the Htnte County and Hehnol Tax for 11*'>h ,*re now due and puyubl* al tills ofTlcr. The fol lov/iug ar« the ralM per bundled Htnte . . f .50 County l»i School ~ «,« ....... .. .35 sl3l or sl3 10 per thousand Ts payer* are | rofjucsied to muk* prompt payments. / CHAW H, IV Hll .Kit, | Tax Col!< cur, Rkl ;:»oml (Vmnty Oct 20c demrb:ted man loose in new YORK. NKW YORK. At bur Wllllatfis, of Raltirnore, the 25-yes r-old son of President Williams, of tin Durham und Houth ( aroitua railroad, and a prominent lie- her mail In Virginia and Houth Carolina, Is wand* ring de merited somewhere In New York, sf ter having escaped ft dm an Insanity speelailst’s retreat In Providence, R I "There has come to my knowledge evidence which leaves hi my mind no doubt of the /net that th'* article was not wrlti'-n nor signed by Grover Cleveland, and therefore Is, in my opinion, no longer entitled to credit, as hi* production." WANTS I rdde Ddldnces favor Largely This Country. BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD. A people wlio sell more than they can buy cannot be In a very hard situation, whatever may he (lie periods of depression and strln gency so we can take heart of grace from the official figures just given out which show that during the firs! seven months of the pres ent year we have bought thirty per cent lesa than during the rn >' responding months last year, while at the same time our exports show an increase of one hundred and seventy nine millions as com pared with the same months last yea r. This gives us over y assurance ol i very satisfactory trade bal nice, when 'he business accounts for Ihe year are made .ip, says the Atlanta Journal On Ihe whole wr are (old that ihe substance of the trade reports for the week, submitted by the inoieanllle agencies, is that trade and industrial activity continues to increase very notlcably with every Indication of permanent im provement. Here at homo tl<o same optimis tic sentiment prevails. A few days ago a prominent business man from soutfi Georgia was quoted as saying that from present Indira lions I her,, would lie the greatest ear famine within a short time that the state has ever seen. This prediction was based directly upon ihe lumber industry, but it is gen erally accepted as being equally true of all other lines of business. The uncertainty which prevails as to the future of freight rates Is about tip. only disturhftng fac tor there la today in the huslnesa and Industrial die of our people. If wo could lie sure that 'he existing Hiatus would not ho disturbed by an Increase In rates during the period when business Is doing; Its host to recover, wo would soon forget Hint Dior,, had been any Hiich llilug us a panic. Merchants and manufacturers tire meeting the situation with confidence, however, and good fall trade Is firmly anticipated. GMS GUILTY BRANDENBURG SI NEW YORK Broughton Branden burg, win. was accused by Samuel GmnperH In WitKhinglon on Thursday with having Irlnd lo bribe him in be half of tho National Manufactu.er*' i.HHoclatlon, denied ihe ailogailon last night. Ho said: "Mr. GoniporH came to me while I wan lit the Hotel Victoria one day. I was preparing a series of articles on labor leaders, and 1 had a mass of very damaging mutter. Mr, Oompera endeavored lo bribe trie, Instead of me trying to bribe him. He and his agents kept after me for a month to pet me to accede to some proposition. Ai the end of a month Mr. (Jumpers and I met again lit the Hotel Victoria, and I said-things to him then which put a stop to ills efforts to win m* over.” WM H TUFTS VOICE GIVE OUT ON HIM I»ES MOINES. la.—After ten speeches in a single ilay In which he miked to (lie republicans of lowa, William II Tuft's voice gave out, and he finished hy merely shaking hands. Mr Taft virtually campaigned by hand and politicians who saw him do It, declared him to be s "mixer" of great ability and effectiveness. In size and enthusiasm the crowds even surpassed those encountered In Wis consin. Best the World Afford*. "It gives inn unbounded ploaiurs U> recommend Bucklen'a Arnica Halve" says J W. Jankltr*, of Chapel Hill. N. r. I am convinced lt'» tbs best salve the world afford*. It cur ed a felon on my (numb, and It never falls to heal every sore, mirn or wound to which It Is npplled 25c at all druggists. STOLE A PAIRoFpANTS AND WAS ARRESTED Detectives Williams and Bartley ar. rested Mack Terry Saturday morning for larceny from the house. The ne ro was caught In tne set of stealing a pair of pants from the Central of Georgia railroad shops. He acknowl edged hln I* ul 11 and will face Judge ting of Ho city court. PAGE FIVE