The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, June 25, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO food—lengthensyour Cottolene is a clean product. Its source is clean—it contains no hog fat. ' Its manner of marketing is clean—it comes only in air-tight tin pails. Compare these conditions with those surrounding lard. Lard is made from hog fat—often impure and always indigestible. Most lard is sold in bulk—exposed to dust, and disagreeable and contaminating odors. If purity, healthfulness, cleanliness and economy appeal to you, insist upon having Cottolene. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, New York, New Orleans, Chicago. / TIONALL, WILKES COUNTY, GA„ A STRATEGIC POINT Crying Need is Fora Railroad-—Wealthy and Healthy—News Notes and Personals BY A. D. Wllkoa county, Georgia, hnn always bi'Pii distinctively an agricultural county, mid her great propspertty for ■which ahe has always been notnd for generations past, has been built up almost wholly front the noil. There has been almost no manufacturing, mid the great mercantile nnd banking Interests of Washington nnd Wilkes county have as their foundation the agricultural pursuits that the people me engaged In, nnd these Interests flourish best when the farmers have ■business to furnish to them. There could not be a clearer dew omurmlon than this of the great value \>f the lands of Wllkos county. While cany of these lands have been In tcuNlvailon for a long period of time, ’ail of them thnt have been properly i taken care of, are even more produo jtlve now than they ever have been * In addition to this the climate and henlthfulncas of Wilkes county is tin surpassed In any part of the world The water Is as line and pure as any on the face of the earth. The lands having been held In largo t bodies, are now being eut up Into small farms and many new comers have already moved Into thu county! to take them up. -1 » pkw.t.r l-.it a powdrtni tnr*s a.'Sp The Borax Soaps Cost no more and do the work without hurting your clothes They are quick to act hut have no naphtha, no rauitir eoda or polaih, noth | Off to bum or rot jrour rlothei The borax in them doublet the power of the tnap and water to cleaner • Uae nothing but three borax aoape thit a! a WMMANOIMWMrpritS all! 1 ' /V ®* !f tnlln|C folding *t*rur ro»d* in Ih«* »h»|>* of * u*n« Hl' flt I JT«ur i*-»ck*| Out* »m 1>• fttt«4 witli prn •r.d pencil. ihe other ■ - W wntami with r»ur Mtuvftud tnmitii In rubw r t»|». W N Aa a . » A »mall tw.lti# rs life »»tl* —+h M«mi> In Ihrdfrnitf writ* y.Mjr JirA I *udi Initial* pitlnly dlborkia* w* »b»l» uoU*re>, * 85u WRAPPERS ,1 roemouaw, <*s*«» JW* 80 *M»>PaB Wrapper, from Grandma, Piarl Soap and Fxport Borax Soap are all good for premium.. With these wrapper, you can earn hundred, of uirtul articles that otherwiee you would have to buy. Wrapper.on all make it quick to »»vr. Cl*T OUT THIS (XH PON ThU coupon »nd er r I . ta* five «rttp^t M n thf m or an)' other premium* Cut it out and mail it with your wtar;*r« n» WFWM. . PfcEMii-M Dftrr.. Thb Glow Soap CoMtAsv. i'lNcsNAii, Ohio. ■•UIC SJ KSW Jn I enclose wrapprrvfor w huh j-lrabt nud nu pmnlumß * nnmWr ..« ami complete premium catalogue. gb snw JH Name .... --- ••w.'HOj Street „ mope*Pi^a* nTj' por> ° n,y w,<l *** frt>m one peruoeand only *hen »>vxxn»>*n:e.t by one nr “Nature’s Gift from the Sunny South” There me said to be over $200,000 worth of land, with all sorts of tm provemeots, with Tlgnail as center. 1 Tlgriail needs and will have a rail ; road Such enterprising men as .1 i A Moss, banker; C. D Holton, mer | chant, and E. .1 Wilkinson, real os late dealer, have plans on foot fori the development of this splendid sec | tion, and such a development meansj a railroad. The grade front Washington Is easy remarkably so. The citizens stand ready to co-operate at once and g- nerouslv with any feasible scheme. The resources, agriculturally, would! make sure and large returns for a] railway Investment. An hour's talk with Sheriff Hobo will convince any one of the flue do mestic nnd social conditions obtain Ing In the community. It will repay any one looking for a home to correspond with Mr, K. ,j. Wilkinson ns to the many and vari ously valued homes at his disposal. '1 Ignull is soon to have a bank Fifteen thousand dollnrs hnve already been paid In toward the capital The ottteOM* will be J. A Moss, president; Boyce Flcklln, vlco president; C. D. Hll The burui laundry soap summer ami see how well your clothes wear. I hr sheer while goods won’t drop into holes. Th* colors won’t fade. At the rml of summer, you will appreciate these borax soaps. . , • ‘ . ’ ' >•; . Residence of C. D. B Holton, cashier; additional directors are W. .1, Adams, W. O. Gill, T. W. Hill. J. J. Wilkinson. The officers are about to contract for the hank building with operations to begin July 10th. ,T M Blanchard Is mayor. Council nten are W. Lindsey, J. A, Moss, W T, Favor, G.L. Holton. K. J. Wilkin son There Is a fine school, having day and boarding pupils, numbering as high as 160. Frofessor Duncan has had three as "*'*•• -f> •> - ’ j^kLsl mb!l - Col. E. J. Wilkinson, Titvniill, Ga. sistants, More may be necessary next term. r>r. Ragsdale is the efficient and popular doctor of the town, Wilkinson A Son. J. A. Moss. Bol ton and Wilkinson have fine stores. Mr. 0 L Bolton has the drug store, where nlso is as capably man aged a post office as a good com munity wants. Rev. W. C. Taylor is pastor of the Baptist church, a pretty church in a nice grove. Rev C. M. Verdol, bachelor and pedestrian, ts pastor of the M K. church The parsonage looks a hit! lonely, but the people love the man 1 who walks faithfully to visit his flock; and walks as well to hts three up. pointments This parson has a ree l ord of 50.000 miles in hts minis"*} and gave up a college professorship; to do such work Though courteously pressed to do' so. I had not time to verify the re j ports of the hoys on the road, who' say the Wilkinson Hotel equals any-! thing on the list. I had to surrender, though, at Sher ! Iff Bobo’s, who made the whole posse —driver, reporter and horses—stand,; deliver and sit down to dinner The result was a several days' engage i ment In the near future at the same lovely home. Tlgnall has a lodge of Maaons, and the Woodman at Uw w-i-t The, THE AUGUSTA HERALD olton, Tignall, Ga. latter is very active, having a mem bcrshlp of nearly a hundred —Post Oak Camp, No. 70. Tho officers are; J. A. Moss, C. W. Heard, W. A. Ta kusley, .1 A. LeKoy. C. D. Ilolton, J. T. Goodwin, E. W. Ragsdale Tlgnail looks hopefully for “ a school on wheels" to be it guest. Arrangements are about completed for this visitation in the interest of better farming, and wo hope to be able soon to announce date and pro gram. - » « to- ♦ —- A CONNECTICUT MYSTERY. Alvin P. Cole, a white bearded pa triarch about 70 years old, who is landed in the police station about once in so often, had one of his spells Tuesday afternoon. He had, at tho time, a $5 bill. Along in the evening he sobered up enough to be let out, and Sedo. Cm-don told him to take the car for his home in Glastonbury before his money was taken away from him. \hout an hour later he came in in worse shape than In-fort—convivial ly—hut to every one’s astonishment he had this time $6.10. —Hartford Times. HOT AIR. She —How could a woman ever bring herself to marry an aeronaut? lie's so flighty. He—Yes, and too often lacks bal last. She—Then, too, he looks down on : dinary people. He—And, again, ho moves in the i.igher circles all the time. —St. Louis Times. Worn Women tired out with the work and care of the home, need a tonic strength-building medicine. Strained nerves and tired bodies do not get well themselves. If you’re nervous, run-down, discouraged, and fagged out, don't give up—try Gardui. the woman’s tonic. This great medi cine has been used .for more than half a century by thousands and thousands of women and has been found to be a specific, building medicine for nearly all of the ills from which women suffer. We have the written testimony of thousands of ladies, re lating what Gardui has done for them. Note this letter from Mrs. Charles Bragg, Sweetser, Ind. She writes: Take CARDUI . Q ?31 Inez Milholland |[ . ■ j Miss Inez Milholland, the most militant of America’s young suffragettes, who has sailed for England, for the second time, to aid her English sisters in the fight for Equal Rights. WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL BURNED. ALBANY, N. Y. —Word has been received here that Fort William Hen ry Hotel, owned by the Delaware and Hudson Co., at Lake George, was to tally destroyed by fire at an early I hour. The loss is estimated at {400.. 000. HEISKELL’S MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP A perfectly pure soap, soothing and healing in Its effect. Does not stimulate the Bkin to over exertion, hut Keeps its normal excretory powers in a healthy condition, thubprcrentlng Inflammation,HchiiiK.MilK Crust, Scald llead ami other disorders. Prevents roughness and nsed in the hath suffuses the whole body with the radiant glow of health. Send postal * or and copy of a ? new and unique booklet. IT ‘ y Hoilowm A Fagged Out ? ACADEMY lOYS DO WELL AT COLLEGE Attention has been called to the number of graduates of the Richmond Academy who have taken honors in the classes at the various universities. At the University of Georgia this year three graduates of the academy took honors. In the freshman class, Lloyd Brown took the general excellence medal and first honor. In the sopho more class, Mr. G. Lombard Kelly took first honor. Both these young men graduated with first honor from WELDON IN COLUMBIA FOR THE GOOD ROADS All Counties Will Arrange For Putting Highways In Good Condition. COLUMBIA, S. C— Frank Weldon, here in a conference en route over the capital highway route, says every county between here and Atlanta by Augusta have definitely arranged to put the roads in condition. He goes to Camden Thursday night. Columbia and Charleston and in be tween towns are working now on the Columbia-Charleston line, which will complete the belt line around by Beau fort and Savannah to Augusta. Quench Your Thirst With A Bottle Of Hires Wherever Soft Drinks Are Sold. DIXIE CAHDONATI.NO CO.. Audustu, Ga. Columbia Bicycles, The World's Standard. Age i .'.y Bowen Bros. 908 Broad St. ‘’Tongue cannot tell how much Gardui has done for me. I am on my third bottle and lam much better. Before I began using Cardui, I could not do a day’s work. I ® would work awhile and then have to lie down. Now I can work all day and not be very .tired. “I shall always praise Cardui.” Try Cardui. It is composed of pure vege table ingredients that cannot possibly harm you. Judging from the experience of thousands of other women, it is almost certain to help you. Try it and get well. -Jf/ All Druggists sell CARDUI. FRIDAY, JUNE 25. the academy. In the junior class, Moses Slusky took second honor. Beth Augusta boys in the graduat ing class stood high. They were Mr. Frank vop Sprecken and Mr. John Hart Porter. These young men grad uated as bachelor of science in civil engineering. At the Georgia School of Technol ogy, Mr. Harry Arrington, Mr. Ed ward Blealtley, and Messrs. Val and Jim Lawson stood high in their class es. At West Point, Mr. Will Sher man stands among the highest in his class. Mr. Pbinizy Gary stands high in his class at the Tech. At the Vir ginia Military Institute, Mr. W. F. Bowe, Jr., is one of the leaders of his class. Last week to make State and Coun ty Tax Returns. I SSKrawr Solid Comfort Is experienced by those who use the seasonable fur niture we are now offering at greatly reduced prices. Georgia - Carolina Furniture Company 904 BROAD STREET. PHONE 1421.