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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX W A NTTC in The Herald Pfl y W A A Trifll wai Prove W A NT^ 1 THERE'S A REASON WHY HERAIiD ADS. PAY. Read Them, Use Them, Test Them and You’ll Get Results. Wb< n your oompotitor fe thai lie can afford to do leu* advert Itlng, 1t la not only advisable it a lilgbh NECESSARY— for you to double yo u own. The new thins'* In the store* are ' ndvertlaed 11 Ihny are of any COBae- | quunc# to you, or to nyone To intend to read th< ads aom day la aa prolHle** a It would he to Intend 10 eat your dinner aorae I day It'a not npoeaaary to look up yea tarday a or to wait for tomorrow • paper—there a an ;<d In I'ODAY'W that you ought to read and atiaw*-;- To weigh and consider tin ads Is a taraatlng to tlta peraon with bud ne«a Inalght, knowledge of value of the olty, of people but la a dollar taming taak. If advertising cannot yMir hnalnataa why. yosr bi*lu i- no; bualßeae at all, but aon. thihi else There are very few atari h that art not advert lied at ell -but there are j fewer atilt that are advt rftS- d i enough llefore the advent Of newspaper lid remain*. store growth w a ha . j on location, good fortune, and other things not altogether under the eon trol of the merchant. WANTED HELP Male UNCLE SAM WANTS RAILWAY mall clerks, mail carrier*, postof flee clerks; f 1,100.00 yearly. Exam Inal lona her# November 18th font ■nun education sufficient I’repur.t tlon free Prmiklln Institute, Kochea-; fer. N Y 010-ll 12-17 18 19 21 20 26 21 ;nl 2p Turn. Kit man wanted to iin Inr and make hiinaelf a/merall; useful around the house. Apply 404 Telfair Ht. oik WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE, who ship anile n orders direct to usera, waltla local repressing.' v everywhere. Big pay for work ! amimy yimr friends F"r full par Ocular*, write Keene A Co., Coving ton, Kentucky. 022 e ; PORTER AN kxi’KHIKNI’KIt GRO eery iiorler wanted VMII pay pood salary to right man. Apply cor Orcene and 12th Sts. <d"l WANTED HELP Female WANTED: A RttLIARLE WHITE wunmn to live* In family anil mhhlmi in houaework; family myimll. Addrenn Ilou»ok*<pir, care Th<- Herald. Ollp WANTED Boarders. WANTED TWO VOl'Mi MBN TO board, also some table boarders Apply t>22 Telfair Hi. o!2p CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO OK three boarder* with lodging or board complete Table first rlana; ovary 000»SBl*tice Prior vary re a sonable Addrraa Mrw Rnvd, No 642 Raynnlda. ol Hr BOARDERS: COUPLE WITHOUT children or several young man wauled, furnished or unfurnished room with board, alao table board) ora; moat convenient block on Greene Street; close In Mrs ' W. Free Mi a n 962 Green* St ol2p WANTED SITUATION. Malo. PORTER A COIXIRKD ROY OK sires a (Hialtlon aa porter or offlee bo>. Address Jno Wllllama, 142!) South Boundary 014 XX BOOKKEEPER POSITION W ANT ad by reliable bookkeeper I .our •Cperlrnre aa head bookkeeper with large corporation Highest refer ancaa Reliable, care Herald 017 p WANTED: HIT! ATION BY SMART and Intelligent young married man Can uae typewriter Willing to atari at amall salat* If chanci of pro motion are good Address "Young Man." Care Herald BOOKKEEPER WANTBD RY young man posttlou ae assistant bookkeeper or office work of any kind Willing to atari for amail wag**) W . Car* Herald olJx PIANIST A GOOD PIANIST \\ \NTB occupation. Addreaa "Planlat.” care The Herald ol.'p YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS position a Ih wholesale jobbing or retail hnu»e, have had experience. Addreaa H W , rare The Herald olOx W \NTED SITUATION Female WASHKRWAMON A COLORED woman dealrva waahlng Address Mamie Wood ibis Jackson a net. OUxx COOK A COLORED WOMAN PK alre> a position aa rook Apply Anna Mack, 66! VYalker Street Ot4xx COOK A COLORED WOMAN HE alrea position aa rook Addreaa Ha' tie Waßeu H 39 TaJcot St Olit Wanf-Advertiseon the day that you waat to sell it, and the day after if necessary--and find a buyer for that piano WANTED Miscellaneous. WANTED: TO BUY RICHMOND Academy books and a)' kinds of school books now In use. Dellquest’a i and Old Ilookabop, 215 Seventh atreet. FOR SALE- Real Estate COTTAGE: A STYLISH 6-ROOM ottage In North Augusta for sale at a sacrifice For particulars apply 1* O Bo* 717 City. sl»:f PLANTATION OF 600 ACRES OP land In Warren county; desirable. Apply to Clarence E. Clark. a26tf FOR SALK Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, JJtc HORSE A HANDSOME, STYLISH combination horse for sale. Per fectly gentle An Ideal horse for a lady. Apply 10. J. Doris. ol2c IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR HORSES and mules from u*. we both loae money. Augusta Stock Yards. t RED POLL CATTLE: A FEW choice heifers and bull ralves. Thoy are hardy, clean stock, good milkers and with beef conformation. Just tho kind of cattle you like to see around the farm. For prices and estimate*, write Bowdra Phlnlsy, (Jrovetown, Ga. FOR SALE Poultry am Pet Stock MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS; Tou.o» c (lease, Muscovey Ducks; Dar.-.*d p'vmoutb Kicks; nil farm raised, he*.thy und from first elan* stock. Prices reasonable Address Bowdre Phlnlsy, Jrovirtown, Oa. ts BUFF ORPINGTONS TOW NIOK ouug cockrels for sale. From tho original famous Cook strain. Bowdra Phlnlsy, FOR SALE Miscellaneous PRESSING I'Ll It: THE IIERT line of cuatomers In the city, tan In- bought for little cash. Atl dress in once, Cash, care Herald. AUTOMOBILE: GOOD Ah NeW; 40 horsepower engine; can be seen at White’s ga'roge; big bargain for quick buys.'. Apoly at once, Herald office. if HARDER FIXTHI KS: FOR SAI.E four barber ctslrs and wall fix lures, etc Apply Arcade Cigar Store, August', Ga o!2c FOR SALE HALF CORD DRY plue wood, delivered, for $1 50. Rustic sw ng $3 00 and Rocking i hairs 11 ISO each. Some flno Coium blnu Wyandotte*, S. L. Wyandiitl.ee, Light Hrahmaa and Whlto Rock, ut special ei, )R« prippg Eggs to/ hatching, all Breeds Belvldere Poul try Farm, Phone 1184, Augusta. Ua RENT Rooms. PLAT: A PLAT OP 4 ROOMS with privilege of bath at 442 Pen wick Ht Apply t>22 Center Bt. Sl.ttf FOR RENT TO GENTLEMEN. IN Summerville, convenient to both car linaa. one. two or three room, fur nlHhcd or iiiiftirnlahed, with hath. Pur nin e heal, electrlc light* or open (tree. C. R. A , care Herald 013 p Cheap Lumber A LAKOF. LOT Oh PI.OOKINQ, CEII, tng and weather boarding, all grade*, alao a lot of rough lumber abort and long lens. front lln tumid- to MU) trametng. All this stock mnat lie disposed of In next 30 days Addreaa Standard Lumber Co., Kxiwialtlon Ave and lfcth St., or K J ITConnor, 266 Broad 8t tt FOR RENT Real Estate. STORK POR RENT STORK AND dweltug. ou 1200 block of llroud SI. Maxwell building Apply K -t. Mrl i ndon, 1032 Rroad St 013 C DWELLING \t). 410 CAl.tlOI'N atn-et, 6 room*, hath, large yard, liable; will make necegaarv repairs Jno R. While, agent. Phone 1173 or •■2X2 ol4e CUTTACK rtill RENT. IN NORTH Auguata. part) changing plana, will sub rent modern ti room > collage at sHrrlflce Sec .1 |{. Anglin, tlrai house above sanitarium. olife DWKI.I !\C SIX room DWKLLINtI. 1326 Kills St., for rent; modern cou vetiionccK Apply M. J Toohey, 130 Jackson St. »17lf OFFICE CORNER OP ALLEY REAR ot tie gia iiallroad Rank from October let Rent S2OO Apply Ueer gla Railroad Rank al2tf HOUSE: AN RLE ANT NEW house In North .Auguats, West ave nue. near Hampton Terrcc, two baths and all modern ttupro rent ants See It and you will rent it. Apply It 0. Wall, 917 Broad St. StOlf Clothes Pressed. SI’I’KUIOR WORKMAN* lit," AND not ou* pile** It what give* u« j pr«»f«*iviuv ovf»r our fonu>«MUor*. Non«* better and ver> l«*» as got, 4 I when tt coraei to «*mpert cleantn;. iiid rspildng Give mi a uiil, «uul be (xnivincMl Vetderj I'm »«tng t'lub. Btu Mclntosh itre**. Thom- oUV Now IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOl lt ffluo toud t price »J.S») p .inei aiul or rhus n*gulal<Hl, repaired nioxed and itored (price* right.) Kobt) J Wmmmi, t»M liroid Street, Phono ITIT LOST AND FOUND LOST LEATHER POCKETBOOK containing several bills, railroad I ticket snd check; probably lost at opera house Friday night. Reward If returned to Herald. ol2p LOST COLLIE: SABLE AND white Collie. Reward If returned to Burddl-Cooper Tobacco Co., 718 Broad street. 014 p. STRAYED, SETTER: STRAYED from 610 Greene street, black and white setter blech. Reward lor In formation or return to R. I. Branch. s27tf WRAPPING PAPER: OI.D NRWS papert for wrapping purposes. Ap ply at Herald office. Jl6tf Baby Baskets BEAUTIFUL LINK OF GABY BAS kots just received. Also clothes hampers, work bankets and stands, market and lunch baskets, «L-c. Re member we carry the larges*, cheap est arid best line of trunks, rails.-* Ac., to be found In the south. Au justa Trunk Factory, 851 Broad — Wrong “Kle atreet. ts Plastering Material IVORY WOOD FIBRE PLASTER IS the beat plastering material for walls and ceilings. It gives addi tional s.length to the building and stay:' put forever. A. H. McDanle’, Augusta, Ga. jUtf Sanitary Lime PROMPT DELIVERY. CALL ME UP for any quantity. A. H. McDaniel. Phone 16. Al2t.f Windsor Spring Watei RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Sidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered 50 cent* Phone 112. Alts OYSTERS OYSTERS Now In Season. Fresh, Fine and sweet. Fish, Fruit and Celery. Give us your orders. 0. 7). FLORENCE. Phone 1067. 446 Bread St. Japalac. IH WHAT YOU WAN'I FOR THAT old furniture All colors. Tcssler's Pharmacy, 1306 Broad o7lt Disinfecting Lime. EIGHTY FIVE CENTS PER BAR rt 1. Augusta Builders’ Supply Co., 642 Broad St. Phone 321. • nßc Concrete Work. | CONCRETE WORK: I DO ALL kinds of concrete work, such as cement walks, reinforced work. I bavn the latest Improved machinery, and an expert foreman, and ain pre pared to turn out work tor big or ders Estimates and specifications furnished. A. H. McDaniel, Augus ta. Ga. J 27 tl 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;. Commercial School. MISS Ft NK’S CO M M K It Cl A L sonoe! Hartson Building, Apgusta. Ga. Teaches shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, penmanship. English and arithmetic. Day class. Night class Tertiiß reasonable. Write for catalogue or call 407. ol7c I Forgot TO GET THAT BOX OF CANDY. Call up Parr's Pharmacy, phone 309. They will send you a ho* of JACOB'S; Irish every Saturday, 80c pound PARRS PHARMACY, 516 Broad St. Ladies Pressing Club WANTED BY NOVEMBER FIRST one hundred member* for the lai dli-s' Department of the Verdery Pressing Club Call us up and wt> will send our representative to see you to explain this novel scheme to you more fully wadies get wise and don’t be behind the times Verdery Pressing Club. 313 Mclntosh street. Phette 2425. Ol7c Keys Fitted LOCKS REPAIRED; NIGHT latch* a door b)'U». Fourchera, 572 Rroad ole Furnaces repaired and CLEANED WITH guarantee to be In perfect condition when complete All first class and well experienced help used for such work Call phone 403 or address Kobt. A Mack 913 Kills St 025 c Fre h Meat IE YOU WANT To GET THE REST of meat*, rent# to Q, S Smith. 502 Bread St and you can get all home killed meat, the best on the market. Phene 62. for font erlr Tant a- Co. old number. All orders given prompt attention NOc Flood Shingles NO i, »!<HK NO 1. IJOO FOB our yard; fifty cents additional for handling Industrial Lumber Co. North Augusta SUtt wo. vo, rwow ass mat towavao tvr,'>, B aivivj! la. oa. THE AUGUSTA HERALD MRS. FRANCES FOX, PHOTOGRAPHER, Residence Studio, 619 Telfair St Opposite Union Depot Kodak fllniß developed free of charge. Four Post Cards, 50c alOtf Groceries I WISH TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that. 1 have opened at 1278 Broad St. with a fine stock of groceries and fresh vegetables, fruits, etc. A trial order is all I ask. A. VV. Connell, 1278 Broad St. 013 P Boarding House. BOARDING HOUSE: ON ACCOUNT of my health I am compelled to sell my boarding house. House is com pletely furnished, and I have a splen did nne of boarders. Apply Mrs. W. P. Johnson, 1136 Broad street. Ol4p Warning. I WILL PROSECUTE ANYONE tresspassing on the estate of Dr. A. R. Jordan at Gracewood, Ga., all business connected with said property is placed In the hands of the agent. . A. R. JORDAN, 015 p. Agent. Easy Payments. WATSON FURNITURE CO., HIGH grade furniture and all furnishings for the house, from the parlor to tne kitchen, all on easy payments or for cash. 1224 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. MRS- ZACH M’GHEE DIED IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON.—Mrs. Zach Mc- Ghee, wife of the correspondent of Ihe Savannah Morning News, and formerly connected with the Wash ington bureau of the New Y'ork Times, died last evening at Provi dence Hospital, after a short illness Mrs. McGhee, who was Miss Helen Irwin, of Spartanburg, S. C’., until hi r marriage thirteen months ago, had an extremely large circle of friends In this city, and was admired greatly for her pronounced southern beauty and charming personality. Mrs. McGhee was attended by her mother during her illness, and by Dr. I. Thomas Kelly. Mrs. McGhee, his mother, and a number ol lAtetnate friends will accompany the body to Spartanburg tonight. SUING RAILROAD FOR VALUE OF LOST VALISE The case of J. M. Winer vs the Southern Ky. Co. will he tried before Judge Bennett Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. According to Mr Winer he bought a ticket In New York and had his baggagi checked. When he reached Augusta the stilt case had been opened and the contents gone. He Is suing for the value of the con tents, 343.50. MRS* MARY E- JOWITT SUES FRATERNAL MYSTICS Mrs. Mary K. Jowitt entered suit In the clerk of court's office Monday morning against the Supreme Ruling of the Fraternal Mystic Circle. She claims that her husband. MI i ..ml Jowitt, who died recently car ried SI,OOO Insurance in that com pany. and they now refuse to pay It. The case will bo tried in the January term of court. MRC. BOLTON £ £ Mrs. Ernest Bolton, for merly Mrs. Anna G. Ross dr Peyster, who is involved! in litigation over three hundred and nine dollars for books. Mrs. Bolton, who is seventy years old, her husband being twenty six, was away on her honeymoon when the suit was filed and failed to ap pear in court when sum moned. SPECIAL NOTICES For Council, Second Ward. AT THE SOLICITATION OF friends, 1 announce myself a can didate for the position of Concil man from the Second ward, to fill the vacancy caused by the rosig nation of Mr. Eugene L. Johnson. o9tf J. FRANK CARSWELL. Room 330 Dyer Building. Administrator’s Notice to Debtors and Creditors Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the estate of Mrs. Ann Keenan, late of said county, deceased to render In an account of their de mands to me at 1126 D Antignac street within the time prescribed byb law, properly made out. and all per sons indebted to said deceased are hereby requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. This seventh day of September, 1908. W. H. CAREY. Adm. of Mrs. Ann Keenan. S 7, 14, 21, O 5,12 c Notice is hereby griv@n of our in tention to transfer twelve (12) shares of Capital Stock of The Sibley Mfg. Co., standing in the name of Aminta G. Green, deceased. THE SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO., of Baltimore, Executor. Oct 12-19-26 Nov 2 MRS. COPLEY THAW Mrs. Copley Thaw, for merly Miss Alice Thaw, later the Countess of Yar mouth, who has decided to take up her residence out side of Pittsburg. She and her mother will make their home at Lenox, Mass. mm J. BRYAN SPOKETO STUNTS LINCOLN, Neb.—Mr. Bryan had only two speeeches, on his schedule for Monday. As a result he called It almost as much of a day of rest as Sunday, which he spent lor the most part In sleeping and reading. Bo»h his speeches Monday wore to stu dents of the stat, university. Tuesday he starts by special train for a stumping tour of Nebraska, making about fifty speeches in the territory covered by Mr. Taft in his recent irip across the state. Mr. Bryan has b n doing Tiis best for some weeks to follow up Taft. The republican state headquarters has completed a tentative poll ot the state which shows, it is said, a Taft majority ot 24,000 in Nebraska. The democrats claim the state for Bryan by 10,000. FOREIGN MISSIONS SUBJECTS OF PAPERS NEW ORLEANS, —Foreign mis sions today n celved the almost un divided \i i ■ /- lnierc.i tlonal Missionary confer- re of the Churches of Christ. Mission study classes, reports and addresses .filled a bus;, program of fully ten hours BODIES IDENTIFIED. NEW YORK The bodies of the man and woman found tied togeth r In Jamah a May, on Saturday morn ing, hue li.en Identified as those ot Michael Pains and his wife. Bertha, of t::s Prospect street, Brooklyn Henry Banes a brorhi r or the d i t man. made the id ratification. H said that the couple had been dw prersi J of late He belie ted they commit u d suicide LIKE A POTATO. Sunday afternoon I overheard At ary iamt Bert the morn Sunday school l< ssott. Bert, who has ~11 faith in his sis ler's superior knowledge, eaaerly in qulred, "Mary, what does God look like?" I was surprised at Mary's prompt .old solemn reply: "Bert, God looks like a potato.” Upon asking the child where she had received such an Impression, she replied: "AAhv. you said God has "vs on all )td*'s. and a potato la the , i nly thing I know of that haa eyes jen all sides. Tin Delineator, SPECIAL NOTICES. 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, 1908. 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 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 Office of Commissioner of Roads and Revenue, Richmond County, Ga. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 14, 1908. 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 requiiea 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 Elections 2. Public Buildings 5.8 Jail 6.8 Coroner 2.1 Small Pox 5.8 Couuty 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 85-100 mills, levied for other than funding purpose. WILLIAM F. EVE, Judge City Court and Ex-Off. Corarar Itoads and Revenue, Richmond Co. Ga Attest WM. D A. WALKER, *:ierk Oct 15 c 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 rates per hundred. State $ .50 County 46 School 35 11.31 or $13.10 per thousand. Tax payers are requested to make prompt payments. CHAS. S. BOHLER, • Tax Collector, Richmond County Oct 20c I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I am no longer connected with the barber shop on Mclntosh street, but have opened at 942 Broad. I will the continued patronage of my old customers and the gen eral public as well. PROF. E. D. AMONETTI. o!sc Water Works Notics. THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED TO be very careful to leave all hydrauis 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 stnnped. Sprinkling of lawn 3 and washing of pavements strictly prohibited. JNO. D. TWIGQS, Jk. Supt. C. W. W St I f Notice. To Owners of Hacks, Drays, Carts and Wagons: The license lax of five dollars a horse per year Is now due on every hack, dray, oar: 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 li censes are renewed. Obtain blank bond at the office of clerk of council, sign bend opposite the word "Principal;" have sente one who returns to he city of Augusta as much as SSOO for taxation sign be neath your si" atore and opposite the word Surety;' pay the collector and treasurtr (Mr. H. H Morris) the proper license tax ai d present his re ce:; and the bend to. the clerk of council, who will issue license a:.* 1 ags. Wm. LYON MARTIN, 015 c Clerk of Council. Notice of Sale and Transfer of Geor. gia Railroad Stock. I. as administrator of th" Estate of Miss ELxabe'h It Bowen, tki own also as Miss Brttle Bowen) deceased, late of Lee County. Alabama, will sell on the 21st day of October. 1908, to the highest bidder at public sale, before the Cour. House door. In Opelika Alabama between the legal sale hours six shares of Georgia Railroad Stock, belong!) g to said estate, under and by v.rtue o( an order of the Probate Court of !.*e County, Alabama, and I will transfer said Railroad Stock to the purchaser, this September 19th 1902. JAMES B. COYNERB. Admr. S 21. 2S, O 5. 21 c MONDAY, OCTOBER, 12 LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. To the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of Thomas R. Wright, H. H. Coskery, Maurice Walton, P, H. Rice, F. L. Fuller, W. M. Nixon, R. Roy Goodwin, James B. Wright and John C. Wright, all of said State pad County, respectfully shows: 1. That they desire, for themselves, their associates, successors and as signs, to become incorporated under the name and style of “The Margaret Wright Hospital,” for a period of 20 years, with the privilege of renewal at the end of that time; with power by that name to contract and be contract, ed with; sue and be sued, have and use a common seal, and to have all other powers conferred by the laws of Georgia upon private corporations. 2. The principal place of business of the Company to be at Augusta. Rich mond County, Georgia. 3. The capitol stock of the company to be Twenty-Five thousand dollars, divided into shares of SIOO each, ac tually paid in, with the privilege of increasing the Capital stock at any time my majority vote of the stock holders to any sum not exceeding $50,000. 4. Said Company to have power, to borrow money on note or bond, to secure the same by mortgage or other form of security; with further author ity to buy, sell, rent, lease or other wise hold real estate and personal property needful, useful or necessary in the conduct of the busines. 5. The Company have power, through its stockholders, to make rules and by-laws for the government of the Company, and to conduct the business of the company through such officers having such powers, terms of office and salaries as may be designated in said jy-laws. 6. The object of the Company is pecuniary gain and profit to its stock holders. The particular business pro posed to be conducted to be the main tenance and operation of a hospital or sanitarium for the care and treat ment of all classes of sickness, injur ies and diseases, including surgical operations, laboratory and analytical work of all kinds; with authority to conduct, in connection with said hospital, a training school, for the trainging and education of nurses and with authority to issue to such nurses as shall complete the prescribed course, diplomas or certifi cates of graduation; and with author ity to generally do and perform all things necessary, needful, customary or desirable in connection with hos pitals or private sanitariums. 7. Petitioners pray that there be no personal liability 0 n any stockholder except to the amount of unpaid stock subscriptions. Wherefore, they pray that they be made a body corporation under the name aforesaid, with the rights and powers above set forth. , G. R. COFFIN. V Petitioner’s Attorney. Filed in Office, this September 21, 1908. WM. IYA. WALKER. Clerk, S. C., R. Co., Ga. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. I, W. D'A Walker, Clerk of Supe rior Court of Richmond County, certi fy that the foregoing is a true copy of Petition for Incorporation of “The Margaret Wright Hospital,” this day filed In said office. Witness my official signature and the seal of said Court, this September 21st, 1908. WM. D’A. WALKER, Clerk Sup. Ct., Rich. Co., Ga. S 21. 28. O. 5, 12, c o Irv 1 £ 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 horse, about nine years 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. GEORGF C. DOUGHTY, By his Attorneys in Fact, S. M. "hitney company ol7c A. L. Farle, 112 East Bay St., Savannah. Damaged Cotton. Sealed bids will be received at the cffice of A. L. Farie, 112 East Bay s’reet. Savannah. Ga., until Tuesday, October 13th. 1908. at noon, for the purchase of 995 bales wet cotton and 227 bales burned and wet cotton now at foot of Barnard street. Savannah, damaged ex steamship "Nacoochee.' Bids must be made per bale for ftto wet bales and burned bales separ ately. Payment must be in cash to the ocean Steamship Company, Sa vannah. before the cotton is remov ed Purchasers tpust remove cotton from wharf by 6 p. tn. 17th Inst. Th* right is reserved to reject any and all bids. A L. FAP.IE. Underwriters' Agent. Frank F Koehler. Special Agent. 010-l!e