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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1909)
PAGE EIGHT Want Ads Want Ad. Supremacy Herald Wants Lead! For 7 days in August The Herald printed 559 Wants The Chronicle printed 344 Wants Herald's lead 215 Wants Herald War's set results, and that's why the people use them. If you want reHUlta read and uso Herald Wants every day and on Sunday. Last Sunday’s Herald carried 161 Wants. Last Sunday’s Chronicle carried 79 Wants. Sunday Herald’s lead, 82 Wants. READ AND USE HERALD WANT ADS. WANT AD. SUB-STATIONS King;'* Pharmacy, 1280 Broad Street. Hubbard 8c Davenport’s Pharmacy, Corner 15th Street and May Ave. WANTED SITUATION Male a noon, sober and indi-stiu ous while man denirai h position ns overseer on farm or position of some kind on farm. Can furnish refer* onces Have good knowledge of . farming and care of stork Apply W. H , care Herald. Al3xx ANY ONK DRBIKI.NO THE HER VICK of a nareful and competent chauf feur at a mo )» rate salary address Chauffner Tlu* Herald. Al3p. WANTED SITUATION - Female HOUBEGIRI A COLORED wo man tl#alrt>a u position hk hou»> girl or nurse. Apply Nanny Floyd, -11 Reynolds Hi Ali’ttx HOUBEGIRL: A COLORED Wo man desires a position uh housegirl, nurse or cook. Apply Lula Jones, 213 Reynolds rtt Al2xx COOK. NI'HSK OR WASUERWO man wants work Apply Effto Smith, 122 Reynolds HI. Al3x COOK SITUATION WANTED AH cook. Almu Reed, 520 Gumming Hi WANTED Board. HOARD: MAN AND WIFE. WITH young baby, desire front room and board In private family. Centrally located. Address II It. J. care Her ■ Id. ,A4tt. WANTED —Miscellaneous TOMATOES AND SWEET I‘OTA toes In any Quantity y tugusta Canning Co., uaar new Georgia R. R. Freight yards. aStf WANTED: A PARTY TO TAKE dal, centrally located. One floor oc cupied by desirable party. Address Trouble care Herald. AHp WANTED: SMALL SECONDHAND safe Addles* Mt.nulactt.rri car Herald. A Up. WANTED TO BORROW ELEVEN hundred doC, »rs Good security. Double Hii.ee v Hiram AblfT, llernid Offloe. AHp. WANTED HELP Male WANTED: KAIL \\ V Y MA I L clerks, city carriers, postoffles clerks. Examination* la August!) Nov. 17. Preparation free. Franklin In atftute, Dapt. 08 K, Rochester, N. V eip ANY INTELLIGENT PRRSON MAY eern good Incomes corresponding for newspepers Experience unneces eery. Address Press Correspondence Bureau, Washington, I>. C. A24p WK HANOI. K NOT MIN'D BIT l'l'RE drugs and employ nothing but ex perienced men to wait on you, also a line line of toilet artlr.es soaps, etc Phone No 1270. Vldetto Prug Co.. 61# 16th St ASOe Mackerel NEW CATCH OF MACKEREL JUST arrlred All slscs and prices Try them. They are line L. A Grtmaud, 210 Cummiug St. Phone 1305 Al7c WANTED -Real Estate INFORMATION WANTED FROM owner who has good modern re*p uence for sale, in or within 16 miles of Augusta, wish to Wni of hist bar gain being offered, (live price and brief descrlpi.on. no agent), need as swer Address G. Carrier H > :n " ■ M 4G West Monroe St, Chccyi LOST AND FOUND lost vivr year old color*:*' boiy Charlie Marshs'! Good site for tils age. Any Information gladlv received by H. Marshall, 615 Hale St A lip MORRISON THE CONTRACTOR For quick and satisfactory | repair work in all its branches. Brick Work, Carpenter Work, Painting, Plastering, Booting, Etc. Thorough organization in every line. Phone No. 161 102 Jackson Street. MORRISON THE X* CONTRACTOR FOR RENT- Real Estate. RESIDENCE NO. 623 TELFAIR ST., for rent. Apply Jacob Phinlzy. afitf FOR RENT FROM OCTOBER IST.: 412 Walker at root, 9 rooms, hath, large yard. $80.00; 432 Walker street, 8 rooms, bath and yard $33.33; 302 Telfair street, 4 rooms, tmth and yar. $20.00; 307 Ellis street, 7 rooms, hath and yard $27.50; -105 Marbury street, one door from Greene Street, 5 room* nod bath $22.50; 1002 Greene stree , cor. Greene and Marbury streets 8 rooms, will be put in perfect order, for rent in flats or as a whole $35.00 Jno lav Cohen A Co., 735 Broad, a I Ic A DESIRABLE OFFICE ON MclN tosli St. No. Iw'i, rear Georgia Rail road Bank. Apply to Georgia Railroad Bank, All It FOR 3ALE—Misceiiaiidoua WRAPPING PAPER: OI.D NEWS pupers for wvupplng purposes. Ap ply at Herald Office. ts I WOOD: FOR SALE, GOO CORDS pine wood, car or train lot*. 'lMiun -168. Nellwoud Lumber Co., Augusta, Gn. Mbit FOR SALE LOT OF OLD LUMBER and Iron roofing. Apply Whllnev Warehouse, Jackson St. AHp uOODYAHD: A WELL LOCATED well stocked and well equipped woody ard, and good location for coal yard, for sale; good opportunity for a quick cash buyer. Address Wood yard, care Herald. alßc PIANO UPRIGHT MAHOGANY, Standard make. In perfect condt as good as new. Would cost $400.- Will sacrifice for $125 cash. Answer G A. W. care Herald, al2tf. Business Opportunity FOR RENT: SECOND FLOOR OF the host store In the busiest blocs on Broad street. Every conven ience. Rent very cheap. Better speak for It quick For full par ticulars. address: U. W., care Augus ta Herald. WANTED HELP- Female GOVERNMENT CLERKS AT WASH ington, wanted, $75.00 monthly. Ex aminations In Augusta October 12. Coaching free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 30 Y, Rochester, N. Y. Slip WANTED: YOUNG LADY TO STAY in office from six p. nt. to nine p. m. Slate salary expected Apply bv mail. L. J. B„ No. 3 Miller Walker Bldg Al3p COOK: WANTED \ FIRST CLASS cook Apply 341 Broad St. Al3o NI'RSE: WANTED A GOOD NURSE Must be neat and furnish refer ences Good wages to right party. Ap ply Mrs. p M. Boyce, Summerville. Al3c DAY'S CARRIAGE SHOPS HAVE AN ESTABLISHED REPUTA tIon of 53 years standing, and now with best mechanic* and ample facil ities We ask for and are ready to do your work In best manner at rea sonable prices Apply to E. C. Ford, Manager, 730 to 724 Reynolds St. A 10c Creasman Plumbing Co. PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FlT lng Repair work promptly done. Special attention given contract work. 1239 Broad St. Phona 776. L. A. ! Creasman, Mgr. * FOR RENT- Rooms FOR RENT THREE ROOMS FOR housekeeping. 921 El Us St. Dr. NewhaU. AlOlf Find Good, Tenants for Good Houses and Good - —■— ——« Houses for Good • FOR RENT By MARTIN & GARRETT 264 Broad St., 10-rooms 41.67 316 Broad St., 9-rooms 45.00 557 Broad St, 5-rooms, 3rd floor 15.00 582 Broad St., 9-rooms .. . . 32.50 1240 Broad St., 5-rooms and bath 2nd floor 22.50 1240 Broad St., 5-rooms, and bath, 3rd floor 16.66 410 Lincoln St., 5-rooms .... 21.00 519 Lincoln St., 5 rooms and bath ... 20.00 411 Houston St... 4 rooms 10.00 506 Telfair St., 12-rooms .... 45.00 635 Telfair St., 8-rooms .. .. 30.00 413 Telfair St., 8-rooms .. .. 33.33 226 Ellis St., 5-rooms 18.00 ! 328 Kills Sf., 6-roonts 25.0' | 705 Greene St., 8-rom.s .. .. 50.00 909 Greene St., 8 rooms .. ..41.67 914 Centre St., 4-rooms 8,00 245 Walker St„ 5-rooms 15.00 446 Reynolds St., 6-rooms .. .. 16.00 929 Reynolds St., H-rooms .... 30 'JO 424 Bay St., 6 rooms (new) lower flat 30.00 426 Bay St., 8-rooms (new) upper flat |. .... 30.00 442 Bay St., 6-roonts. lover flat 25.00 442 Bay St., fi rooms upper flat 20.00 446 Bay at., new 7-rooms .... 3,3.33 817 Woodlawn Ave., 6-robms .. 25,00 303 Lincoln, 7-rooms 33.33 421 Watkins St., 5 rooms .. .. 15.00 430 Watkins St... 5-rooms .. .. 17.50 j 711- Elbert St., 3-rooms 20.00 1620 Walton Way, 7 rooms .... 25.00 J 1352 May Avenue, 6 rooms .... 15.00 SUMMERVILLE: AND MONTE SA NO. Telfair St., near Bon Air Hotel 7-roonts 35.00 Telfair St., near jlon Air Hotel R-roonis 35 00 Troti|«‘ St. art! Wrightsboro Road. 5-rooma .... 25.' • Possession of many of the above houses can be had now or previous to October Ist. STORES 723 Broad St SIOO 00 570 Broad St. 35.00 584 Broad St 30.00 205-07 Washington Street . . . . 33.33 Landlords who desire good tenants will do well to list their property with j us now. MARTIN & GARRETT, Dyer Building. FOR SALE —Real Estate I WAREHOUSE, N. W. COR REY | nolds and Mclntosh streets, occu | pled by McFadden; capacity 4,000 | bales of cotton Jacob Phinizy. a6tf I FOR SALE: MY HOME AT GRACE wood, 20 or 60 aerqs, fruit, straw | berries, shrubbery, on fine road 8 1-2 miles from Augusta. Cheap commuters tickets Aug. Southern R. R. Good water, air and health. Splendid neigh borhood. House 7 rooms and bath, gas plant, new barn and servants’ houses. Price 20 acres $4,000; 40 acres adjoining with new three room house und barn, line pasture. Price $1,600. Also stock and Implements, and all furniture. F. E. McArthur. Al2c FOR RENT FROM OCT. IST.: 211 Broad street 9-room residence, fine porcelain tub, driveway, lot 200 feet deep, $37.50. 416 Elbert street 6- rooms $20.00. 4IS Elbert stroet, 6- rooms $20.00. Edw. C. Dugas 319 Dyer building. al2tf FOR SALE Horses, Mulos, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc, TOR SALE: SHETLAND PONY AND cart. Gentle and cheap. Pine poul try. pigeons, rabbits and hounds. Pay 110 00 per month and have Bungalow reudy for your family next summer. Start now. See I- A. Dorr, or write Bolverede Farm, Augusta, Ga. Phone 11S4. ts THREE MILCH COWS FOR SALE, fresh to pall. No. 52S Moore Ave. Al2p FOR SALE: ONE FINE COW WILL sell cheap to quick buyer. Apply 509 Broad or call phone 281. Al-lp HORSE: FOR SALE. NICE HORSE and bugg>. gentle for ladies, cheap, price to quick buyer $150.00 for buggy, horse and harness. Call at 1023 Broad street. a 14c FOR RENT —Store FOR RENT: SECOND FLOOR OF the best store In the busiest block on Bread street. Every conven ience. Rent very cheap. Bettor speak so It quick For full par ticulars. address; G. W., care Augus | tu Herald Trunk Hospital. Ol'R TRUNK DOCTORS t AND THEY are good ones! can put your old. disabled trunk, case aud grip In first class condition —a new slat, lock, clamp, etc, and it's In condition for years of service Cost la small. Trunk sent for and delivered free of cost. Or we w ill take your old trunk as part payment to. a nice, new one. Tele ; hone u«, 593. or give us a call at our wall-stocked, spacious store. Augusta Trunk Factory. M M. Cleckley, Prop., 851 Broad —wrong side of street. b2Bif JR. O. U. A. M. RIVER EXCURSION. COME GO AND MAKE MERRY with us Friday. August ISth. 1909. Boat leaves S p. m sharp; returns 12 m, sharp Cars to meet boat. Bear den's Orchestra Gentlemen 50c. laidies 25c. Children under 10 years free Tickets on sale at Augusta Trunk Factory. Barton’s Pharmacy, Parr's Pharmacy Randall's Pharmacy, T. M, Phllpot. Charleston Biscuit Co., Chas Dilltnan's, j. F. Roeselle's, Jno. M. Hays’ shoe Co. AISc THE AUGUSTA HERALD RENTING SEASON. Is now on. Let us handle your Rents. Any and all business entrusted to us V will receive our personal at tention. BEASLEY & KOON Real Estate Agents 861 Broad Windsor Spring Water RELIEVES NAUSEA. DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered 50 cents. Phone 112. alts Motorcycles YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE BY owning a 3)4 H. P. Yale, with a flat belt and idler from side of tank, or a V shaped belt also Magneto. For sale by H. G. Rheney, 911 Broad St. Scientific Horseshoeing. COR. REYNOLDS AND M’KINNE streets. R’.acksmithing and wheel writ hting, horseshoeing in ail its branches. Special attention given to faulty-gaited and interferrlng horses. 'Phone 797 for calls and delivery L. Hall, Manager. al9c RANDALL'S BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS TAKE THE PLACE OF CALOMEL FOR TORPID LIVER, INDIGES tton, Biliousness, Constipation, Bad Blood, Kidneys, etc. Phone 2214. No extra charge for deliveries. Randall’s Pharmacy, 1559 Walton Way. J2otf W X v. SORE EYES. ’’l,"®' ARE NOW PREVALENT USE Parr's Eye Water, it Is painless and efficacious; 25 cents a bottle. PARR’S PHARMACY, 516 Broad St. Phone 369. SHAFTING, PULLEYS. BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA, GA. Typhoid Fever Patients OMAHA SPRINGS WATER HAS the reputation of being the most valuable water on the market for typhoid fever patients. Empty Demi Johns will be returned by the Express Co. free of charge. Price to con valescents Va price, 50c for 6 gallons at springs. J B. Williams, Omaha Springs. Ga. We have room at hotel for a few more. a2lp Pickling Goods I H- K EVERY THING YOU WANT to make plcklea, such as bell pep py 's, hot peppers, green tomatoes, ripe tomaioes, cabbages. spices. Helm vinegar, etc. All orders ailed on short notice. L. A. Grlmaud, 210 Gumming St. Phone 1305. J27tf Ice Melons ICE AND ICED MELONS: BREAD. cakes and pies, received tresh every day trom the bakery. Prompt deliv ery. M Brabham, 219 Mclntosh. Phone 2272 alSp Panther Springs Water. FOR KIDNEY. INDIGESTION AND I as a lax«*lve. drink ranther Spring Water 'Phone 1305; all orders given prompt attention. Big Reduction In Paint GUARANTEED BEST GRADE LEAD xinc paint and etc. W. B. Toole, 935 i Broad St, L M. Hutto HORSESHOER. THE ONLY MAN IN town that does his own fitting You will always find him busy. He is the i man to patronfae. 722 Ellis St. IX FINDS THE JAWBONE OF A MASTODON DAYTON.—WhiIe picking black berries near Lowes street in a hollow back of the D-, L. & C. railroad, Al vin Belt, aged twelve years, found the upper jaw and teeth of a mastodon. He carried the strange object to his father, who took it to the authorities, and it proved to be the real thing. The huge fragment contains five teeth and their roots and the dentals are pol ished like the ivory of an elephant’s tusk. It resembles enamel and is as white as it is hard. This strange relic of prehistoric days is about eight inches —mg, four inches thick, and Dr. J. O. McFarland, to whom it was taken for identification, declared very fervently that he would quit the den tal profession if he had to work on such bicuspids as these. The gigantic beast must have had his nerve with him, for the cavities in the teeth are several inches long, and the way the tevh were broken up pointed to the fact that the old timer must have just finished Eaton, Ohio. GRAPEVINE BEARS PEACHES GREENSBURG, Ind—Mrs. Anna Anderson, of this city, is exhibiting peaches on a grapevine, accomplished by nature in a whimsical mood, and which iS astonishing persons of this locality. A large grapevine grows in Mrs. Anderson’s yard and near it is a peach tree. in some manner a section of the vine is now producing a shoot, on which is a cluster of tiny peaches. A few are targe enough to show, when cut open, the single seed forming, which resembles in every way the full-grown peach seed. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. TAKE NOTICE THAT AUGUSTA has one first-class shop in town at 502 and 504 Mc-Kinne street. We build or repair all kinds of vehicles on short notice; horseshoeing and all wood and iron work guaranteed. E. C. Horton, the former manager, is no longer connected with us. HORTON WAGON MFG. CO. L. J. Williams,President and Mgr. ’Phone 803. sl2c RENT LIST. Residences. No. 596 Broad St., 5 rooms (bath), flat $25.00 No. 589 Broad St., 10 rooms (bath), flat $30.00 No. 636 Broad St., 10 rooms, (bath) 50.00 No. 312 Cumming St., 7 rooms (bath), flat $35.00 No. 601 Ellis St., 14 rooms (bath) 32.50 No. 951 Greene St., 9 rooms (bath) $50.00 No. 953 Greene, St., 9 rooms (bath) $50.00 No. 809 Mclntosh St., 8 rooms (bath) $20.00 No. 557 Telfair St., 7 rooms (bath) $40.00 No. 334 Walker St., 6 rooms (bath) $18.50 No. 419 Walker St., 6 rooms (bath) T .. 22.56 Stores. 524 Campbell St 45.00 931 Broad St 83.33 222 Campbell St 20.00 GOODWIN & CO. No. 2 Union Savings Bank Building, Jackson Street. Telephone No. 638. Madam Joe PALMIST, MEDIUM AND CLAlß voyant. She reads past, present and future. Will receive callers on Saturday nights till 11. Other nights till 10. She is located at 936 Broad. Al7p Wanted House HOUSE: WANTED TO RENT FROM Oct. Ist a cottage in North Augusta or Monte Sano. State price and loca tion and number of rooms. Address Oct,, care Herald. Al7xx Mackerel FRESH MACKEREL IS IN SEASON again. Trir them. They are very fine. Phone 1160 and Tour order will have prompt attention. W. R. Jones & Co., 1250 Broad St. Al7c If a Judge Sentenced You To Three Months in Jail you would endeavor in every possible way to induce the newspapers not to publish the fact. You would plead most earnestly with the papers that have the largest number of readers, the most influence You would not want even a statement of the fact as small as a lit tle Want Ad to appear, because .you know it would be seen. If, on the other hand, something good can be said about you —some thing to the effect that you can afford to pay an employe aud heed one, or that you have better rooms than the ordinary kind and will rent them, or that you have something To sell or exchange which is superior in some way to what others offer —why hesitate about let ting this newspaper publish the fact as a little Want Ad ? This is a good old world, and people like to read pleasant things. If your agreeable wants are worth a cent a word, advertise in The Herald. LEGAL NOTICES Application for a Bank Charter. GEORGlA—Richmond County. To the Honorable Philip Cook, S-ti’s tary of State, Atlanta, Ga. Tfie undersigned whose names, signed by each o( them, and resi dences are hereto attache!, bring this our petition, in pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, approved December 20th, 1893, and Acts amendatory thereof, and respectfully show: Ist. That we desire to form a cor poration for the purpose of carrying on the business of Banking. 2nd. The name and style, of tne proposed corporation shall be “The Farmers Bank.’’ 3rd. The location and principal place of business shall be the town of Blythe, County of Richmond, and State of Georgia. 4th. The amount of Capital Stock is twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,- 000.00,) divided into 250 shares of SIOO.OO each. sth. The nature of the proposed corporation shall be that of a Bank with continuous succession for the term of thirty years, with the right of renewal for a like term. To sue and be sued. To have and use a Com mon Seal, and at pleasure to alter the same. To appoint such Officers and Agents as the business of the corporation requires, prescribe their duties, fix their compensation, and remove them at pleasure. To make such by-laws as may be necessary or proper for the management of its property and regulation of its Affairs. To hold, purchase, dispose of and convey such real and personal prop erty as may be necessary for its uses and business. To discount bills notes or other evidences of debt; to receive and pay out deposits, with or without interest; to receive on spe cial deposit money or bullion or for eign coins, or stocks or bonds or other securities; to buy or sell for eign or domestic exchange, or other negotiable paper; to lend money upon personal security, or upon pledges of bonds, stocks or negotiable securities; to take and receive security by mort gage, or otherwise, .on property, real or personal; and generally, to do and perform all such other matters and things no\ hereinbefore enumerated as are or may be incident to the busi ness of Backing. We herewith enclose the Charter fee of $50.00, and pray to be incor porated under the laws of this state. (Signed) J. B. BARWICK, Blythe, Ga. W. E. NORRELL, Blythe, Ga., J. R. BEALL, Blythe, Ga., HANSFD. D. NORRELL, Augusta, Ga. GEORGIA— Richmond County. Before me, personally appeared the undersigned petitioners, who on oath depose and say that $15,000 of the Capital subscribed to the “The Farm ers Bank, for which Bank -deponents are now seeking incorporation by the Secretary of State, has acutally been paid by the subscribers, and that the same is in fact held and is to be used solely for the business and purpose? of the said corporation. J. B. BARWICK. W. E. NORRELL J. R. BEALL, HANSFD. D. NORRELL. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24th day of July, 1909 ALEXANDER R. WALTON ordlnai T. Richmond County STATE OF GEORGIA, * r Secretar r of State. I. Philip Cook, Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, do hereby cer tify that the two (2) pages of print ed and type-written matter hereto attached, contains a true and correct copy of the application of the Incor porators of The Farmers Bank for charter, as she original of same ap pears of file in this office. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand and affixed the Seal of my office, as the Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, 'this 26th day of July, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Nine, and of the Independence of the Uni ted States of America the One Hun dred and 34'th. PHILIP COOK, Secretary of State. ' J 29 A 5-12-19 c _ tiUKSXJAY, AUGUST lb. Tenants SPEGIAL NOTICE SOCIAL LODGE NO 1, F. & A. M. THE REGULAR MONTHLY COM fmunication of Social Lodge No. 1 F. & A. M., E& will be held at Lodge /J-Al rooms, Masonic Hall Fri mcVSi? day night 13th inst., at 8:30 o’clock p. m. Mem bers of Webbs Lodge and transient brethren, fraternally invited to attend. BY ORDER— S. E. MARSTON. WM. H. CRANE, W. M. Secty. Al3c LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Intention to Transfer Stock. Hartford, Conn., July 27th, 1909. After legal notice once a week for four weeks it is our intention to trans fer fifteen shares of the capital stock of The Georgia Railroad and Bank ing Company now standing on its books in the name of Mary W. Gray. ROBERT W. HUNTINGTON, JR., ELLEN W. GRAY, Executors of Will of Mary W. Gray. J29Augs-12-19p FINGER’ TORN’OFF THREE TIMES Surgeon’s Work Undone Twice by Babe. PASADENA. Cal.—Thrice ampu tated, save for a shred of flesh, and thrice healed, so that physicians now announce in ten years there will be no trace of its crushing, is a new sur gical record to be established in Pasadena. The amputations and heal ing occurred to the middle finger of the right hand of eighteen-months-old baby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I. Moody, No. 265 Centro street. Mr. Moody is a prominent attorney of this etty. Two weeks ago a window fell, crushing the finger and leaving the tip dangling by a strip of skin. A surgeon stitched the fingertip on. Three days later the patient chewed off the bandage and tore loose the stitches. The tip dropped off. Set a second time by the surgeon, v the tip was again ’torn off in .tae same manner. I't was reset and the hand strapped to the tot’s shoulder. PINCHED BY LIGHTNING. Victim Had Queer Accident While Seated in a Chair. RISING SUN, Md.—To be pinched by lightning where a man frequently strikes a match was an occurence that William Conner, of Greenhurst, this county, does not care 'to have repeat ed. He was sitting on a chair, dur ing a storm, when lightning struck the house. The seat of the chair split and closed again, catching Conner by the flesh. The chair had to be broken before he could be released. Every one at the table felt the shock, and the house was considerabi • damaged. Near the bridge at Harry Engia creamery, lightning struck a phone pole, flashed across the rotu. a plow point that lay inside a fence and knocked it down the field for a distance of 'thirty feet, making a fur row as it went. BOY kiIIs'THREE BEARS. SPOKANE, Wash—Near Iron Moun tain lives fifteen-year-oid George Krulatz, son of a farmer in Mon tana Hills, who has made a record for bear killing for a lad of his age, three huge black pelts hanging in his tropny collection, together with an assortment of deer and cougar skins. The husky little fellow re cently felled a monster brown bear above the old town of Forest City, on Cedar Creek, Montana, weighing over 600 pounds. His dogs assisted in the capture, the animal putting up a fight while in the 'throes of death. ARAPHAHOE SAFE. BEAUFORT, N. C.—The Clyde line steamship Arapahoe is still adrift off Hatteras lightship at 4 o’clock Thurs day morning but was in safe condi tion. Several steamers are on the way to the disabled ship. The weath er is fine and northeaster modera’cd. No fears are entertained for the ves sel’s safety or for the lives of those aboard her.
