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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT WANTS THERE’S A REASON WHY HERALD ADS. PAY. Read Them, Use Them, Test Them and You’ll Get Results. When vour compstltor f<* •!« lh«i he can afford so do lean ad vert lain*. It 1* not only advliahle It* highly NECESSARY—for you to double you own. The new thing* In the mop* aro ndvertlaed -II they are of any conai qnonce to you, or to anyone To Intend to raad the ad* sorri ■ day ta a* prolific** a* It would fra to Intend to eat youi dinner noon day. It'* not necc**ary to look up ve* tat'day'* or to wait for tomorrow * paper- -there’* an ad In lODAY'H that you ought to read and answer. To weigh and rondder tin ad* I* u tifak that I* not only na*y and In t*re*tlng to the p«raon with imni new* Inaleht, knowledge of value,. of the city, of people hut I* a dollar earning t«*k If udvertl»!ng cannot Ip-Ip Mir busier*. why, your bu*tne*« 1* no. hualne** at all, but »oinethWr; elsi There are very few *torethat are trot adverllHed at all but there ate fewer *llll that nr- advertised enough liefore the advent Of newwpaper ad vertUtnc atoiv aro* h w** hu*ed on location, good fortune, and oth-r thing* not altogether under the con trol of the nan haul WANTED HELP Male SEVERAL KXf’F.IITTJNt I’M WHITE wgfcher* ftlver*lde Mill* otto \V A 1 i - 1 ' bodh-d unmarried men, bmwm-n age* Of IS *11(1 2f' . Cttlr.ell* Ol I Hill'd Stale*, of *oed chatitetet and tera perale h.ahlt*, who ti i penh t- ad and wrlti I iiv l t»h. l-'-u Irfortn.o am apply to MeeraUlHk 'lf! ‘-.'r, ..Idh i Walker Hid*... Atlgill'a. ■>' ML Whitehall Hi. Atlanta, or til Uhrrr> Bt.. MaotM, (J* *1 WANTED HELP •RCAfIIKN I AMY TV.\ l ’ MK It wanted for child twelve year*, to dome to houtiv from Iu to I Only light teecbln* nee «*nry. Vddrin 11.1 11 , ran Herald V. ANTED SITUATION. Mule. PIANIST A 41001) PIANIST W ANTS occupation Addreaa "I’lanlut," <jsir Tin Herald Ol2p VO lINO MAHRIKI) MAN WANTS pot.ltion with wholesale jobbing or retail house, have hnd evperlenc.). Ad-Ire** H. W., cate Thu Herald olOx A MIDDLE All! 1) WHITK MAN devtre* poation a* tnuttaker ot amall farm nr taktiiK care of stock Addreaa It. II Me, cate Herald nft STENOURAPHWIt A YOUNG MAN who can give good reference* d* site* poiltlon ■« *lenotgr«phet Art drea* O. H . care Tha Herald oSx W \NTED SITUATION Female KADY nMiRRR POSITION WITH a # assistant; worm vx ptviinc# Addreaa Position, cwt Tho tioratd oßc WANTED Miscellaneous. DBBK A boon rolltop dfHk wnnlod; slal<* roudl t lon and prlcf Store. 911 Hro*d 8! uRr WANTED TO Hl>Y RICHMOND \« «d«*ruv books nn«l HD KlmD of gohool books now In yao. Itollqut t» New ami Old Bookshop. 21 & Seventh atreet WANTED Boarders. CAN AOCOM MOUATI TtVjt t)R three hoarder* with UxtA'ng or board oompleto Tablo first rlim; •-very couvenlom«- Price very r«*a amiable Addreaa Mr* llovd, No • nOAHOKHS CAN ACCOM MOD\TK a few gentlemen boarder* with room and board Apply 124 Jackson corner Telfair otp Furniture. THE WATSON FURNITURE Cl* dealer* In all high via .* furniture •love* laiw rurt»lii» clock*, tamp* ruga, ahade* eaalea and on aaav imviuenta or for ca«h I fit Hcoatt Ht Attgunts. Os age Disinfecting Lime. eighty five cents pkr iiar re! Auguata Builder* Supply t'o (143 Broad Ht. Phone SHI alt WRAPPINO PAI'SH OLD NSWS paper* for wratiptug ptlrpoaca Ap ply at Herald ofSro Jtgtl Fertiliser Given Away. To anyone who will houl Immadtata ly, w* will give away a tot of dam ogad motaa and waato, aultabta tot tarotlteor, Riverside Mills. Want-odverti.se omitting oil worry ond fuss-—and find a better servant In The Herald Pay Ic A V/ord; 25c Minimum Charge FOR SALE Real Estate- COTTAGE A STYLISH 6 ROOM , ottage In North Augusta for »ale : *l. a sacrifice, For particular!) apply V O hot 717 City. «19tf PLANTATION OK GOO ACRES OF i land In Warren county; dettlrabk-. Apply to Clarence E. Clark. is2Gtf FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc IK YOU DON'T BUY YOUR HORSES and mule* from u», we both lohb money Augusta Stock Yard*. RED POLL CATTLE; A FEW choice heifer* arid bull calve*. Tiny ar<- hardy, dean stock, good nillkyra and with le-t-f < onfofitigtlon. Just the kind of cattle you like to *«•• around the I arm. For price* and eatlmate*, write Bowdrn Phlnlxy, Orovetown, Gtx FOR SALE Poultry and Pet Stock MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS; Toudtag Gnnne, Muscovey Duck*; Harrart P'vroouth R-ick*; all farm raised, he„:!hy and from flrit-claaa stock Price* reasonable, Addre** \ liuwjr* Phlnliy, OroTotoWn, Oa. ts BIFF ORPINGTONS \ FEW NICK young cockrel* for *al». From the original famous Cook Htraln. Howdre Phlnliy, FOR SALE Miscellaneous FURNITURE A FULL SUIT OF j cherry furniture In good condition. I :;i: Broad SI. ollt: AUTOMOBILE: GOOD AS NEW; 40 horsepower engine; can be seen at White's garraqe; blp bargain for aulek buyer. Apply at once, Herald office. ts iiAHBKK I iNT I I KH: KOK SALE); four harbor cl.Alrh and wall tlx* I t ur«*-‘ vie. Apply Arcado Cigar | | Htor»\ Aui'iiHt . (iii. ol2c j FUJI SALK HALF CORD DRY; pine wood, delivered, for $1 50. ; Unt ile HW'ngM s;j 00 and lloeklng ( hitirr $l5O each. Home fine Coiurn Man Wyphdtittre, M. I, Wyandotte*, Light Brahma* and White Hockn at f !»• « ini '•log*, out price*. Kggs so/ j hatching, all Breed*. Belvldere pool | try Farm, Phone lIH4. Auguata. Ua WANTED Show Case 'show (' \H KS WANT TO HI Y VI once. It or \ counter *how cuank I | and one or * o floor caien Muat h" | rfdieap Adtir*w« ' DnigglHl,” 542 ! Reynold* Ht. o\c | FOR REWT Rooms. ,uR .....v I . OH :: CONNECTING furnished or unfurnished room* with httth Will ri'til either *i-panit«> I Apply y H H. Walker, 620 Kilt* atreeL 0».- ItOOM \ FURNISHED ROOM TO rent to young men. Apply No. Sil Telfair St. 08c | FLAT A FLAT OF 4 ROOMS 1 with privilege of hath at 442 Fen i wick SI Apply fi'22 Center St. SlUif TWO NICK FLATS. *• .0 BROAD rtT . f rtHini* nnil bath Apply Sancken Milliner \ i n Ode Concrete Work. CONCUKTI WORK I DO ALL j kind* ot concrete work, such aa cement w*lk». reinforced work. I have the lateat improved machinery, and an ex perl foreman, and am pre pared to turn out work tor big or iter* Kettnimo* unit apeclilcatlon* 1 lurnlalu’d A. H. McDaniel, Augii* ■ ta. Ua. J27tf $1.50 Rifles \ GOOD Tltl K BHOO I L-.il RIFLE; try one. Fourchera, 572 Broad olOc Col Tee. ROASTED COFFEE. EIGHT POUNDS for on«> dollftr Mark* Grocery ('o.. 11022 Bioad St l*hi*ni» 1085 osL* Furnaces REPAIRED AND CLEANED WITH | gimrftntf** to bv In pcrffKit condition complete All llr*t cU*« and wf.l help u*cd for *uoh work Call photif 4811 or nddrm* Robt. i A Mack. 813 Kill* St 025 e Now IS THE TIME rO HAVE YOUH piano tunr-d (price $2 50). Piano* and organ* regulated. repaired, | moved and stored (price* right.) I Itobt, J Wat won, 6Gt> Broad Street, j Phone 1717 Commercial School. MISS FUNKS COMMERCIAL i school, liarlson Hutldlng Auguata. via Teach*'- shorthand, tvi>**writing i»o4'kk«M pin« |w*nmanthlp. (?ngit*h and arithmetic l»*v cla»« Niaht .rla»» Tcrma rcaton*tdi> Wrrc t»*r 4 aialoguc or call 407. ol7c Toilet Paper A HANGER AND HULLS EOK S% cents or S rolL , rent* Phone i*» Parr a I'Uwtmacy. «(mb. no* amd )tm ■ of r *«* e g l **V» A vIXRkM.MxAJfirA.UX FOR RENT—ReaI Estate. | DWELLING; NO. 416 CALHOUN: utreet, 5 room*, bath, large yard, i |R!ablo; will make necessary repairs | ,!no. R. White, agent. Phone 1173 or j | 3388. ol4c | COTTAGE: AN ELEGANT NEW COT tage of five rooms, equipped with . electric lights and modern plumbing, near < ar line. Price $16.66 per month, lyx-khart fc Co. COTTAGE: . FOR RENT,Tn NORTH Augusta, party changing plan*, will sub-rent modern 6-room cottage at sacrifice. See J. R. Anglin, first bouse above sanltorlurn. oltfc DWELLING: SIX ROOM DWELLING, ! 1226 Ellla St., for rent; modern con veniences. Apply M. J. Toohey, 130 Jackson St. *l7tf OFFICE CORNER OF ALLEY REAR of Georgia Railroad Bank, from October lit Rant S2OO. Apply Geor gia Railroad Bank. sl2tf HOUSE: AN ELEGANT NEW hou*(, In North Augusta, West ave nue, near Hampton Terrco, two bath* and all modern Improvements. See ilt and you will rent It. Apply B. C. | Wall. 917 Broad St. SlOtf Osborne’s Business College FALL TERM NOW OPEN; EASY monthly rates for either book keeping or shorthand course. Day or night session. 'Phone 671. 027; Planterinfc- Mate/ial IVORY WOOD FIBRE PLASTER IS tb# heat plastering material for wall* and ceilings. It give* addi tional s length to the building and ! slays pu' forever. A, H. Mcfiar.lc, Augusta, Ga. Jl4tf Sanitary Lime PROMPT DELIVERY CALL ME UP for anv quantity. A. H. McDaniel. Pfron* 16 Al2tf Automobile Gloves A FINE LOT OF (LYI NTLETTS. Fourcher’*. 572 Broad. 0100 Windsor Snruig Water RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Nldnev trouble; 6 gallons delivered 50 cents Phone 112, Alts LOST AND FOUND — - - STRAYED. SETTER: STRAYED; from 610 Gre»ne street, black and \ white setter bitch. Reward for In formation or return to K. I. Branch. s27tf LOST DOG POINTER DOG, SOLID Brown body, with white cheat and four white toes Reward II retutit led Co Ini with following address 'on, "J. W. Westmoreland. 4 1 K Broad' j street. o6tf j LOST. WATCH; UIST f)N BUENA! Vista avenue, North ‘Augusta, or near monument on Broad street. ladles gold watch, "W” engraved on front und diamond In back. Reward paid if returned to Herald office oßp I LOST, WATCH: OPEN-FACE GOLD watch. Return to Arradlum, Harl- | •oil Bldg , and receive reward oßp I OYSTERS OYSTERS Now in Season, Fresh, Fine and sweet.. Fish, fruit and Celery. Give us your orders. 0. D. FLORENCE. Phone 1067. 146 Broad St. j . Japalac. IS WHAT YOU W ANT FOR THAT old furniture AH color*. Teaaler'e Pharmacy, 1266 Broad. o7tf Coffee. ROASTED COFFEE. EIGHT POUNDS for on* dollar Mark* Grocery Co.. 1023 Broad St Phone 1095 oSc Clothes Pressed. SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP AND not cm' prices I* what gives us preteranre over our competitors. None better, and very few as good when It come* 'o -Xpert cleaning, pressing and repairing Give ua a trial, and b* convinced Verdery Pressing Club, 313 Mclntosh »troet. Phone 2425 ol2c Cheap Lumber j X LAP,OK. Lor OF FLOORING, CEIL Ing and weather hoarding, all ! grades, also a lot of rough lumber ihort and long leaf, from lln boards to Bxlo frametng All thi* slock must he disposed of In next 30 day* AJdreis Standard Lumber Co., Exposition Ave. and 16th tR.. or E. J O't ounce 865 Broad St ts » _l " * '™ Baby Baskets | HRAI’TIFPL LINK OF It \HY llAS keta juat receHert Alau cloth -s hamper*, work basket* and Hand*, market and lunch basket*, a-c. K • 1 | member we carry the larges*, cheap i*t and beat line of trunk*, 4nlt*»s 1 4tc. to he fiH-nd tn the south Au | gu*ta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad — V\ roug aide street ts Keys Fitted ’ LOOKS REPAIRED. NIGHT latches, door belt*. Fourchera, 572 Broad ole MRS. FRANCES FOX. PHOTOGRAPHER, Realdmct Stud-o. 919 Telfair fit. Opposite Union Depot Kodak film* developed free of charge Fou- !'.>*t Card*. 50c »10tf THE AUGUSTA HERALD WANTS LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of a power of sale given the undersigned by George C. Dough ty, in a mortgage dated July 4, 1908, and recorded in the clerk's office of the superior court of said county, in Book 2 Y's, pages 274-275, will be sold at public outcry at the court house In said state and county, be tween the legal hours of sale, to-wit, October 17, 1908, at 12 m., to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit: One bay hor*e, about nine year 3 old, named ‘Rocket;" one bay mare mule, about eight years old, named "Mary;” one light brown chestnut horse mule, about ten years old, named "Bill;" and one light brown horse mule, about eight years old, named "Geo.” Terms cash. GEORGE C. DOUGHTY, By his Attorneys In Fact, S. M. Whltnoy Company. ol2c Debtors' and Creditors’ Notice. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY, All parties having claims against the estate of Mrs. Harriet R. Tutt, late of said county, deceased, are hereby notified to present the same, properly proven, to the undersigned; and all parties indebted to said es tate are hereby notified to make prompt payment. REM REMSEN, Adm. Harriet R. Tutt. 509 Telfair Street, Augusta, Ga. *lO 17-24;ol-8-15e STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Notice Is hereby given to all per sons having claims against Adeline Brady, late of said county, deceased, to present them to the undersigned properly proven, within the time pre scribed by law, or to Bryson Crano, Esq , my attorney- at law, Augusta, Ga. And all persons indebted to said de ceased are hereby required to make Immediate payment to the under signed. This 16th day of September, 1008. ISAAC A. BRADY, Executor. 128 Madlßon St., Atlanta, Ga. si7-24;ol 8 15-22 C. GEORGIA— RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of an otxler from the Court of Ordinary of Richmond County, will be sold, at public out cry, on the first* Tuesday In Novem ber, 1908. at the Court house door In said County, between the Tegal hours of sale, the following lot. or I parcel of land in the City o£ Augus- I ia sold Slate nud County belonging J to the estate of Mattie Lee Toomer, All that lot of lapel in the City ot ! Augusta, said State and County, | fronting twenty feet more or less on 1 Marbury street, and extending back ! two hundred and one feet more or less, bounded north by lot of the Irish-American Bank, east by Mar hurv street, south by lot now or form- ! erly owned by \V. K. Miller." Terms of sale cash and purchaser ' I lo pay for papers. MILLEDGE LOCKHART, Administrator of the Estate of Mat He Lee Toomer. Oct. 8, 1908. 08-15-22-29 c Automobiles \ LOT OF FRESH CARBIDE FOR aulomobilo lamps just come In. o olOc Autor. obile Gloves A FINK LOT OF GA U NTLETTS. Foureher's, 672 Broad. olOc Automobile Gloves A FINE LOT 05' UAU.NTLETTS. Kourrhars. 572 Broad. olOc Fine Farm For Sale THE LITTLE PLACE 70 ACHES, 10 miles from Augusta, on oil Savan nah Road Good land, well bul" up, 6 room residence, numerous outbuild ings. High aud healthful, tight on a line highway It would be hard to find a more nicely Improved place or a neater, prettier farm home near Au gustn. Price $4,250, much below value. Buildings nearly worth the money. Good reason for selling Ap | ply to H. C. Middleton, 135 Jackson i St. ts $1.50 Rifles A GOOD TRUE SHOOTING RIFLE try one. Foureher's, 572 Broad olOc $1.50 Rifles A GOOD TRUE SHOOTING RIFLE; try one. Fourchera, 572 Broal otOc Flood Shingles NO, 2, $2 00; NO 1. $3.00. F O. B our yard; fifty cent* additional for handling Industrial Lumber Co, North Augusta. Sl3tf THE IRISH LEADER RETURNS TO ENGLAND Enjoyrd Himself While Over Here and Helped Ont the Irish Cane. NEsy YORK—John E Redmond the Irish leader and member of par llsmvnt. and Mrs Redmond, sailed back to England Thursday on the White Star liner Cedric John FH«- gtbhons, one of the other Irish lead er*, who accompanied Mr Redmoua on hi* trip to \mrecta al»o sailed on the Cedric. Mrs Redmond said A Trio! WUI Prove 25 Words or Less of Help Wanted 25c SPECIAL NOTICES. 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 114 Roads and Bridges 13 8 Court Expense l 21 2 Maintaining Prisoners ....11.4 Jurors 5.8 Elections 2. Public Buildings 5.8 Jail 5.8 Coroner 2.1 Small Pox 6.8 County Police 2.4 Reformatory 3.3 * 94.8 the same being forty-six cents on the one hundred dollars of taxable property, or ninety-four and 8-10 per cent of the State Tax of four and 86-100 mills, levied for other than funding purpose. WILLIAM F. EVE, Judge City Court and Ex-Off. Commr Roads and Revenue, Richmond Co. Ga Attest : WM. D’A. WALKER, Clerk Oct 15 c Water Work* Notice. THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED TO be very careftil 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. This causes a great waste which must be stopped Sprinkling of lawns and washing o' pavements strictly prohibited. JNO. D. TWIGQS, JR. Supt. C. W. W. sutr Tax Collector's Office, Richmond County. Notice Is hereby given that the State County and School Tax for 1908 are now due and payable at this office. The fol lowing. are the rate* per hundred. State $ .50, County 46 School 35 $1.31 or $13.10 per thousand. Tax payer* are requested to make prompt payments. CHAS. S. BOHLER, Tax Collector, Richmond County Oct 20c CITY TAX NOTICE. City Treasury, No. 811 Ellis St. Augusta, Ga.. Oct. Ist, 1908. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the last payment of City Tax for the year 1908 (being 1-4 of the whole tax), will be due and pay able on or before October 20th, 1903. One-quarter of the water rate enter ed on the tax digest will be payable on the same time. A penalty of 10 per cent and costs (1.50) will be add ed and collected as required for fail ure to pay in the time prescribed by the tax ordinance. The assessments for street sprink ling. bills mailed July Ist, ult., are j now due and payable. Hours: 9 to 2, 3 to 5 p. m. THE CITY COUNCIL OF AUGUSTA. By H. H. Morris, Col. & Treas. C. A. o2om Notice. To Owners of Hacks, Dravs, Carts and Wagons: The license tax of five dollars a ' horse per year is now due on every hack, dray, cart or wagon that is run for hire or used in delivering goods —except the one free dray license that is given with business licenses to be used only In carrying on the business for which the business li cense is Issued, which is renewable January Ist, next, when business 11-i censes are renewed. Obtain blank bond at the office of; clerk of council, sign bond opposite the word "Principal; ' have some one who returns to the city of Augusta as much as SSOO for taxation sign be neath your signature and opposite the word "Surety;" pay the collector and treasurer (Mr. H. H. Morris) the proper license tax, and present his re ceipt and the bond to the clerk of , council, who will issue license and tags. Wm. LYON MARTIN. 015 c Clerk of Council. BIDS Y\ ILL BE RECEIVED l U TO October 10th, for the exclusive Soft Drink . rlvtlegp at the Georgla-Caro llna Fair, week of November 2d to 7th, inclusive. Right to reject any or all bids. FRANK E. BEANE, Secty. o9c Social Lodge No. 1 F. & A. M. • THE REGI’IxAR MONTHLY Z comi. ..nicatton of Social JKI lahUo No. I will be he’d at Lodge Roume— Masonic Hall —Thursday, Bth lust., at 8 o'clock p. m. The Master's degree will be conferred. Members of Webbs Lodge No. 166 and tranalent brethren fraternally ln | vlted By older. B U ROSSON, W. M. WM. H. fRANE. Secty. oßc she had enjoyed her *tav here huge ly. Her husband supplemented this and “aid thaf he had not only en joyed hit stay, hut that the 2*wfi cause waa 110.000 richer than before he came, due lo the art at conven tion at Boston. The Firm of L Sylvester & Sons An Institution Augusta Is Proud of The boy! Who Is It that dares to say he is not the most important person in the household, therefore in the town and consequently In the nation? Possibly because bis wants are not as picturesque, as one may sav, as those of his sister, the hoy is not as perfectly considered in some respects as Is the falryliffe creature of frills and furbelows. Occasionally, how ever, there are those who do remem ber that the boy must be considered as carefully in the matter of clothes as in those seemingly graver ques tions of health and edugation. Among those who have given Sm the grav est consideration are L. Sylvester and Sons, who have so equipped their beautiful and altogether satis factory store as to be able to truth fully say to the mothers and fathers anxiously questioning what their boys shall wear, "Come to us, and we will see to It that your boy se cures everything that is most ap proved by fashion and common sense." How well they are able to sub stantially back up this verbal prom ise one quickly realizes after even the most cursory view of the splen did stock of Sylvester’s. Boys of every age can here secure a com plete outfit, barring shoes, and can have the comfortable feeling that from head to foot they are dressed in perfect taste, in the height ot the mode and In materials that will ?tand the test of time and wear. It is not making too bold an as sertlon to say that never before has there been seen In Augusta so com plete and perfect a stock of gar ments for the very small boy who ATLANTIC COAST LINE NOTE—These arrivals and departures are given as information, but arrival and connections are not guaranteed. Effective September 29th, 1908. No. 82. No. 85 North.. South 2.30 pm Lv .. .. Augusta. .. Ar 10.00 am 4.03 pm Lv.. .. Barnwell .. ..Lv 7.55 am 4.30 pm Lv .. Denmark.. .. Lv 4.28 pm 5.09 pm Lv .. Orangeburg .. Lv 5.04 pm 6.50 pm Lv .. ..Sumter.. .. Lv 6.28 pm 8.25 pm Lv .. ..Florence .. ..Lv 4.40 am 5..0am Ar .. .Richmond.. ..Lv 7.25 pm 8.40 am Ar .. Washington.. Lv 3.45 pm 10.00 am Ar .. ..Baltimore.. .Lv 2.12 pm 12.18 pm Ar .. . .W. Phils .. . .Lv 11.55 am !*.4spm Ar New York. z:3d St Lv 9.25 am ,PULLMAN “BROILER” CARS between Augusta and New York without change. Dining Car S rvice between Florence and New York. L. D. McCULLUM, Commercial Agent, 807 Broad St. T. C. WHITE, W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, Pass. Traff. Mgr., Wilmington, N. C. CENTRAL OF CEORCIA RAILWAY. icurrent smeujiM corregi#»a 10 L>at«.) (<6th Metid'an Time.) DfcPARTURfc*. For Savannah and Macon *7:300111 For Dublin and Savannah •',:4;>pn* For Savannah and Macon .....••B:4opm For Savannah and Macon I!• :40pm APPIVALB. From Savannah and Macon .. !!B:osam From Savannah and Mac<»n ...**B:»msub From Savannah and Macon . . *7:sopm From Dublin and Savannah... .*l2:4spm •Dally. ••Except Sunday. MSunuay only. Drawing Room Sleeping Cam between Augusta and S«vannah on night trains. Connects at MtUefar with hrough s.eep ing cars <o and irom M&omi. Atlanta. Columbus, Birmingham and Chic-.jo. His. F. F. POW ERS. YV. YV . HaCKETT Com 1. Aft Trav. Pass Agu 786 Browo St. Charleston & Western Carolina Railway The following ariIVIU4 a**U a-pciriu. *• or trains, Lino* station, Augusta. as weh as connections with other compa nies, are simply given as information, and are not guaranteed (Effective Sept. 14* 190«.) „ departure*. 6:000 a. m.-No. /. Dally for Anderson, b * n#ca etc 10:10 a- m.—No. 1, lor ureenwnou. Laurens, Greenvllte. 'Spartanburg Hendersonville and Aahevlllv.. 2:05 p m.-No. 42. Daily for Allendale. Fairfax. Charleston. Savannah, Beaufort, Port Royal. 4:40 p. m.-No. 5, Daily for Greenwood. No. 6 loaves Greenwood at S.»O ». m for Spartanburg. ARRIVALS No. 4. Daily from Greenwood, 9 30 a. m. No. 41. da.ly from Charleston, Sa vannah. Beaufort. Port Royal, etc, 12:10 p tn No .*. dally from Asnsvllle. Spart anburg. Oreenwood. etc., 6.15 p. m. No. * dally from Anderson. McCormick, etc.. 7:15 p. in. Trains 41 and 42 run solid between Augusta and Charleston. Trl-Weekly Parlor Car service between Augusta and Asheville, leaving Augusta Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday*; Mondays. Wsdnesday and Fri days. Trains Nos l ami • ERNEST WILLIAMS. General Passenger \*ent. Na >O7 RraadeajT. Xugusta, Gfe Every Woman is ud shoald kau« • a tlfcv wonderfsl flLSr' SsNSMARVEL Whirling Spray By VS- la* *.« '** ••! bh»-m Mt ernTen pi roer d-effdsi fnr If r# o*aa t icpr.T tbe vMW •- v M4RV P. L. Ice* p| so X. / o<b#r, (rat stani* fur / m Ulastratad '•»»»* ealel ft flees S*./ M WSri'artYßyWclK « 4 Rast f :wt street, * K W f O H *. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. WANTS M must still wear a Russian blouse or a tailor suit. These little suits are from the best known manufacturers in this country, and have a style and finish not to be equalled. Especial ly desirable are the little sailor suits having top coats to match, and posi tively irresistible tor full dress are the dainty hand-embroidered suits of white serge. The hats are as up-to date as the suits and coats, and are to be had in an infinite variety of styles suitable tor every age from the cradle up. There are also all kinds of underwear, and gloves in even the very smallest sizes. It is dtflcult to belier'e, in looking at all the inviting array, that one Is not In some great New York establishment where the purchaser may secure at a moment's notice what Fifth avenue most ap proves. And indeed much that is seen here does come from the manu factures that supply these things for such places In New York as bear names to conjure with. The fact that they are brought to Augusta In, so complete an assortment shows a faith In our city and an enterprise on the part of this highly esteemed firm that is immeasurably gratifying to all Augusta, as is the news that to Sylvester has been given the or der for all the Academy uniforms this year. But it is not for boys alone that L. Sylvester and Sons carry on their gratlfylngly successful business. What Sam Pecks and company are doing for fheir customers among the young men and boys Alfred Benja min is doing for their mature cus tomers of all ages. The splendid workmanship characterizing the suits turned out by these makers has never before been seen to such ad vantage as is now possible with the elaborate new system of coat-hang ing adopted at Slyvester’s, a system that shows off the clothes to conven ience and advantage and that pre vents their being mussed or tumbled by handling. Another attractive feature of the store of many attractions Is the long line of show cases in which are dis played all the latest conceits in the way of haberdashery for men and where are seen to pleasing effect silk socks, handkerchiefs and ties brought out to match perfectly in shade and tone. SECOND POMP RESUMES WORK » It Is Probable That Some Filtered Water Will Be Sent Down to City Friday Thusday morning at 8 o’clock the second big pump at the pumping sta tion was started to work and during the day almost half a million gallons of water per hour has been sent up to the reservoir on the hill. Water is being sent direct to the clear water basin from one pump and the big basin is being washed out by the other pump. The arangement at the filter station is so complete that different sections of It can be operated Independently. Water can be sent direct from rtte pumps to the filter tanks, pumped into the clear water basin, or sent Into the main basin. This enables the city to wash out the big basin and at the same time accumulate a big supply of water in the clear water basin. It is certain that water will be turned on to the city some time Fri day, and after It is once started there wiil be no more trouble. It was first thought that unaltered water would be sent down for a temporary supply, but it was deemed advisable to give pure water from the start and hence no water was turned on Thursday from the filter station. The capacity of the pumps now In operation approximate 12,000,000 gal lons dally and It will only be a short time before enough water accumu lates to fill the basin, which holds about 60,000,000 gallons. As the situ ation now stands several million gal lons are stored In the clear water basin so as to protect the city from fires. Fill your bins now mth OUnchfleld Coal and you will fro Independent when the mercury drops. Order from your dealer or direct of the Clinch field Coal Corporation, Charlotte, N. C.” < FLOODCiisSION 10 MEETMONDRY Mayor Dunbar will call the flood commission together on next Monday afternoon If It 1* possible for all the member* to be present at that time. It 1* proposed to go right ahead with the work of surveying and mak ing preliminary plan* so that deiay mill not further threaten the safety of the city. The appropriating {pr the work ha* already been made r ( d an ' engineer will be secured to outline# the best plana to protect the city.