The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, August 13, 1909, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN TO APPROVED TENANTS We otter for rent the new (lain now being erected on the North East corner of Greene and Washington streets. Each flat has hall, parlor, dining room, three bed rooms, two of which are courn Ved by bath, butlers pantry and kitchen. The houses are fitted with r,a and el'-ctrlc fixtures, call bells, etc , and In fact, everything to be found in up-to-date apartments. Price of Greene St. apartments, Mo $41.67 Price of Washington St. apartments, Mo 35.C0 GOODWIN & CO. No. 2 Union Saving* Bank Building. Jaokton Bt. 'Phone 638. FOR SALE! A nice, comfortable homo of 10 rooms and bath Lot 100x250. Large barn and chicken, wood and coal houses. .Vice variety of fruit trees and a good vegetable garden Fine location on Woodlawn Ave., near car line, price $4,500 The house would cost more. Alto a fine building tile on Gwinnett St., just above Fifteenth St. This finely elevated lot has been held for a larger price, but the owner has put a price of $550 on It In order to effect a quick sale. MARTIN & GARRETT REAL ESTATE. ARGO, JESTER & CO. COTTON MERCHANTS BEAVER BUILDING, NEW YORK. Member*? New York Cotton Ex Order* solicited for pur change, New Orleant Cotton chase and sale of Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aa- and Grain for future de eoclatlon. livery. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. New York Stocks Orders for Stocks and Bonds executed on the New York Stock Exchange. Your business solicited W. GARDNER 124 Bth Street. JUST RECEIVED Another shipment of thoee little Recording Home Savings Banka, ’’he most popular auxiliary bank made. You can tell at alt "Imes how much you have in the bank. Let ut loan you a~». 4 PER CENT INTEREST PAID TO ALL. THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Percy E. May, Dr. Thoa. R. Wright, J. G. Welgle, President. Vlcn-Pre *td«ut. Cashier. \COW MILKED BY FISH Tlmonlhy Sullivan, of the Oaburne turnpike, Hour Richmond, Vn. Ims boeu noticing that on*' of his cows did not (five any milk, and, after closely watching the animal, ll was found that as she waded Into the creak, fish hmig to her udder until she had bean milked dry. MUST SELL QUICKLY I’xrty, leaving iho City, wants to sell homo on lower Broad nt a sacrifice The house i 8 shunted on a broad lot extending half way through, furnishing large back yard and also garden spot and con tain* 5 rooms and bath, with ail modern conveniences all in the very be»t of condition, being practically new Place cost owner $:i,500 but in order to make quick sale will allow same to go for $2,500. STAFFORD & McCLELLAN Telephone 12. 5 Union Savings Bank Bldg. 132 Jackson St. GIN (actors. Pipes. Vulvas and ratings, light Now. Nhingls. ant lath Mills, Gasoline rncinrs Cans Mills In .to* k. lOMHAHO IKON WORKS AND slyP MI N COM'»»M' Aor st... « u. Fully Equipped M e are fully equipped to manufacture from hard wood or yellow pine, Fix tures for Stores, Banks, Offices, Churches, etc. Collonades, Columns, Stairways, Screens. Our facilities for this kind <>t work are unsurpassed. : WOODWARD LUMBER CO. Why Is Sugar SweetT If »,,gm did not dissolve In ihn mouth you ,'uuld not fasts the sweat. (.HOVE'S TABTF.LFSS CHII.L TONIC Is „ strung tu» the strongusf bittwr tonic, but you do not taste the hitter the ln*r, ilrnts Jo not dissolve In the mouth, toil do dissolve readily In the acids of ihe stomach It fust us good for ih-nwn People os for Children. The Ftcst and Original Tasti-lran ('bill Tonic. Tbs Sltuid.ii 4 for 30 yoara 60c. REPAIRS SAWS. RIBS, Bristle Twine, Babbit, far any make of Gin rNGINCS, HOI I t RS and PRrSHCS and Kraaira for same. Shafting. Pulters, Beilin*. In- I ’iVHa'*' Heaßtk YOU’LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WHEN' YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL COLOR. There’* no excuse for gray or tabled heir- It make* ycu look old when you re not—luuqjhtly end embarrassing. Hoy's Hair Health will bring back the Datu ra I color and beauty, and moke your hail bright, luxuriant and full of youthful vitality. Stops dandruff and falling cut. Purely vege table and harmless - not fk dye. ,1 AND 50c. BOTTLES. AT DRUGGISTS. Hay's llhrfic* Soap cures Eczeuia. red, r«u?b and ebapped hands, and all akin diseases. Kerim akin fine and Oolt, 25c. drugjjrnta. S*nd 2c. lor free books, ‘ The Care of tho Skin,” "The Carc of tb* Pair.” t’hilo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. J. B. F. MATHENY. L. A. GARDELLE. C. H. HOWARD DRUG CO ♦ VIRGINIA LEAGUE ♦ At Portumuoth: Portgmouth-Dan : vllle postponed, rain. At Richmond: Richmond 2; Roa ri(4o- (called end sixth inning, rain.) At Lynchburg: Lynchurg 3; Nor folk 5. - - 1r ■ Refrigerators at actual coat. White Mountain—capacity 75 lbs. Regular price $14.50; to sell for $9.95. Geor gia-Carolina Furniture Co., 904 Broad. Last Opportunity ■■oaaMwiiianMMaaaaßaaHMawMaMwai When we pull in the latch String and blow out the candle on Saturday Night., August 28th, our Great Clearance Sale will be a dead proposition and wound up. Hi order that tardy buyers may still have one more note of Warning, we sound this last call to our Sale. All Men’s and Young Men’s Odd Suits, every one new—in front, cabinet —to go next ten days at $9,75! $9.75!! $9.75!!! Boy’s Suits, Half Prce. Boy’s Knee Pants (plain), Half Price. All Summer Neckwear at Cost. The New “Peerless” Soft and Stiff Hats, $3.00 values at $2.00. LAST CHANCE!! aaMaaaaMaa——w—gawß—imo McCreary’s 742 Broad Augusta, Ga. Intelligent Plant In Carolina Is Doing Arithmetical “Stunts ” Special to The Herald. COLUMBIA, S. C. —"Doing sums" on fts leaves is the accomplishment of a most remarkable plant which Mr, John Jacob Seibels has in the garden of his beautiful home at the corner of Richland and Pickens street. That Rounds like a fairy tale or a "yellow story," but it is not. On the contrary it Is plain, ordinary, un adulterated truth. This plant, which is a tropical —lt must bo of tropical origin judging front Us sensitiveness NATURE'S WARNING Augusta People Must Recognize and Heed It. Kidney ill* come quickly—mysteri ously. But nature always warns you. Notice the kidney secretions. See if the color is unhealthy— it there are settlings and sediment. Passages frequent, scanty, painful. It's time then to use Doan's Kidney Pills, To ward off Bright's disease or dia betes. Doan's have done great work in Augusta Mrs. Chas. Sims, 610 McKinne St., Augusta. Oa.. says: “I found Doan's Kidney Pills to be an excellent kidney remedy and have no hesitation In recommending tnem. I suffered from kidney and bladder trouble for a long time. The kidney secretions were un natural and contained a sediment. 1 could not rest comfortably, felt lan guid and tired and if I attempted to stoop, sharp pains darted through my back 1 finally procured Doan's Kidney Pills at the Green & Horsey Drug Co. and they soon banished the backaches and corrected the pas sages of the kidney secretions I i think very highly of Doan's Kidney j Pills and give them the credit for , my present good health." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ’ cent* Poster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole tgents for the United i State*. ttemr nber the name—Doan’s—and take no other. THE AUGUSTA HERALD YOUNG IMS SQUANDER CASH Broke Into Star Grocery Company Monday Night. Were Caught Thursday. Ernest Hamilton, aged 13 and Will Glover, aged 11 years, two white boys, pleaded guilty to burglary be fore Recorder Picquet Friday morn ing. On being questioned, the Ham ilton boy owned up to stealing sev eral bicycles. The boys took their plight very coolly. They were ar rested in Hamburg Thursday night at 10 o'clock, and carried 'to Aiken by Deputy Sheriff W. W. Busbee, of Ai ken county. They were brought to Augusta Friday morning. The boys stole between SIBO and $l4O from the Star Grocery Co. Monday night. Hamilton made a clean confess* il He says that on Monday night he and Will Glover went In the feed room of the Star Grocery Co. and hid. The store was closed, and they looked about to see what they could find. They discovered a tin box, containing some money. They pull ed a peg out of the back door and made their escape. Going to the rivnr, they cut the box open, and 'took the money out. Here they met Robt. Johnson, a negro. He told them that the po lice were looking for them. They bought a boat from the negro for SB, to cold, although Mr. Seibels does not know where it comes from—regis ters as accurately as a national cash register, the number of leaves it has grown by a small eliptica! hole In the leaf, and as it grows one leaf at a time, it counts in arithmetical pro gression, and as it never stops put ting out leaves unless killed by frost or otherwise, the leaves soon begin to resemble mosquito netting almost, so numerous and crowded are the holes. Plant Intelligent. This is a real example of the in telligence of plant life, and no nature faking about tt, Mr. Seibels is ex pecting his plant to register the num ber of its leaves in elgebraic symbols within a year or so, as 'the leaves are always the same size and he is sure they won t be able to accommodate any more holes if the work keeps on without interruption. A striking and interesting peculiar ity about Mr. Seibels's plants is that it began to grow at two ends of a box about the same time «*._ortly after it had been killed down by frost, and the ‘two sides are both putting out leaves now and are having the most •ntersstlng arithmetical debate in their leaf-registering, each one ap parently believing that it is his dlvin. right and duty to do the registering and neither showing the slightest in clination to give up to the other. So far as Mr. Seibels is informed the only other plant of Its kind in Am erica and possibly in the known world, is, barring a cutting he has given to his brother. Mr. E, G. Seibels, living next door to him. is the celebrated Ames conservatory at Boston. LINER ARAPAHOE IN TOW FOR CHARLESTON BEAUFORT. V C—The steamship Iroquois arrived to aid the disabled Clyde liner Arapahoe early Friday, and took the Arapahoe in tow for ! Charelston. Both ships were 25 miles south of Cape Lookout at 9 o'clock : Friday morning. All aboard the Ara | panoe are well. The vessels are I making good time on a calm sea. HAIR THAT FASCINATES Alexander Drug Co. is Willing to! Guarantee Parisian Sage Because They Know it Gives Satis faction to All Who Use It. Most druggists know that there is no hair preparation that gives so much satisfaction as Parisian Sage which is now on sale all over America. The reasons are many; A large, generous bottle for 50 cents. The only hair tonic that is sure to kill the dandruff germs. A rigid guarantee to cure dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks or money back. Keeps the scalp cool in summer; and free from unpleasant odors. Will make any woman’s hair be witchingly charming in one week. Grows hair and makes it soft, bril-1 liant and luxuriant. Leading druggists everywhere sell i Parisian Sage. Alexander Drug Co. | sell it in Augusta for 50 cents, on j the money-back plan. The girl with j the auburn hair is on every package.! Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole American makers. and also some groceries. The boy’s story from this point is disconnected. He says that they "bummed” over town, buying every thing they liked. They bought two pistols, which were found on them at the time of their ar rest. Thursday night they met Johnson again and after giving him $5 he promised to carry them from Ham burg up to Jackson avenue in North Augusta. Mr. Busbee.saw them, and thinking in strange two white hoys should be with a negro he arrested them all. Hamilton becoming fright ened, then told the whole story. 1 Recorder Picquet, before binding Robt. Johnson over for accessory after the fact, gave him a good lecture ant, told him that he should be beat until he resembled a checker board, so he would be a lesson to his people. Mr. Busbee recovered $55 from the boys, the boat, and the groceries. The state authorities will be communi cated with, and it is very probable that the boys will he sent to the re formatory for 5 years, instead of re maining in jail until the convening of the grand jury, 'to plead guilty in the superior court. JUST MADE UP MY MIND TO GO! Where? To WASHINGTON on the 18th via COAST LINE; c.ily costs $12.75 for the round trip with stop over of ten days at Richmond in either direction. Choice between Standard Sleepers, Tourist Cars (at half rate) or up-to date Vestibuled Coaches. REGULAR TRAIN leaves that date 3:00 P. M., arrive Washington 8:40 A. M. Per sonally conducted—a smooth and com fortable trip. Make your reservation now. A. C. L. Office 807 Broad Street, NEW FOOTBALL RULES ARE HERE BALTIMORE.—The official football rules have ready made their appear ance, and from now on until the sea son opens, the middle of next month, gridiron enthusiasts will have an op portunity to study the code that is to govern their favorite sport Changes In the rules have been few. Those who control the desti nies of the game, realizing that the existing set has proved most satis factory, have declined to make radical alterations, and a perusal of the book will show that the tinkering was done more with an idea of clarifying the rules,# praticularly the phrase- I ology, than with the intention of changing the style of play that, j proved so popular last autmun. Opponents of the forward pass have been numerous, with the result that this much mooted uqestion occupied considerable time of the national com mittee, but after long deliberation, 'the decision was to leave the rule practically as it has been in the past. The only change in the forward pas 3 section was to better designate the particular players who are eligible to receive the ball when it is thrown. Next season a man must be clearly one yard back of the neutral zone, oi at the end of the scrimmage zone, before he will be qualified to partici pate In the play. This conserva tive treatment of the clause is con sidered qufte a victory for the west ern colleges, which opposed the sug gestion of the eastern and southern men to change the play by tossing the ball directly over the line instead of five yards, out from where the ball is snapped. During the coming campaign a goal from the field will counc but three points. The reduction in the value of this particular play is likely to meet with the unanimous approval of all coaches and players except those who are blessed with a player with a well-drilled toe. upon whom the ele ven depends for fts scores. Such a player as was Evkersall, of Chicago, of whom the sports down this way have read much. With the premium on a goal from the field lessened, thi3 form of scoring will be less popular and will tend to encourage the rush ing game. Last fail it was mandatory for a defending side, after a touchdown, to punt out from the twenty-five-yard line, but in the future it will be op tional with Rie defenders to either start with a scrimmage or a kick. This is inteded to discourage the prac tice on windy days to punt the ball over the goal line, forcing the oppos ing side to kick into a gale and have a fair catch made, from which an at tempt at goal from the field might be made within a reasonable dis tance. The other changes in the piles seem to be of only slight im portance. White Mountain Grand; removable Ice Grate and Basket—capacity 75 lb*. Regular price $22.50. now $15.20. ; Georgia-Carolina Furniture Co., 904 i Broad Street, The Impression Your Letter Makes DEPENDS LARGELY ON THE KIND OF STA TIONERY YOU USE. There is style in stationery same as clothings People of good taste and refinement buy their sta tionery here, because it has style, quality and a certain touch of elegance not found elsewhere. Engraved visiting and wedding invitations a specialty. Richards Stationery Company MAN LIVED TEN YEARS DRESSED AS A WOMAN HIGHFAU..S. —After living ten years in the garb of a woman, the fact that “she” is a man was revealed through a shooting affray. For the last ten years residents of this sec tion have been buying notions of “Sa rah Long.” who kept a store here. The storekeeper disposed of much merchandise, and the people of the vicinity showed her due respect and friendship. “Sarah” lived alone in an apart ment near the store. Joe Lewis, a r.egro, was one of the several hun dred laborers brought to Hightails by contractors for the New York water supply system there, and Joe imme diately became a customer. He went into the store after drink ing heavily, and an altercation fol lowed. “Sarah” attempted to strike him with an iron bar, when t.hs cus tomer pulled a revolver and fired, the bullet striking the supposed woman in the head. The patient was hurried to a hos pital. Though suffering intensely, an attempt by the nurses to take off the garments was opposed, but th e pa tient was overpowered, and then it was discovered that "Sarah Long” So Tired It may be from overwork, but the chances are its from an in active LIVER. With a well conducted LIVER one can do mountains of labor without fatigue. It adds a hundred per cent to ones earning capacity. It can be kept in healthful action by, and only by WsPiiis TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. BASEBALL TO-DAY AUGUSTA VERSUS KNOXVILLE Game Called at 5 O’CLOCK HARRIS LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL. Under management of owners, will be operated this season, June 15th to September 15th, family style, for the benefit of those seeking health or rest. No oi>:hestra. Rates $8 to $10.50 per week. Children under ten years of age half rate. HARRIS LITHIA SPRINGS CO. P. O. Harris Springs, S. C. CAS I N O Big Show. Free! Faye & Tennieti, the Girls with the Black Eyes. Miss Retsoff. Her third week New Motion Pictures . Morris ’ Orchestra COOL HOUSE FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. was a man. The hospital authorities were dumfounded. The man was too weak to stand questioning. It Is like ly he will recover. It was said that he came from New York. He purchased extremely elab orate gowns and always appeared on th e streets dressed in the very latest of styles. He wore a dark wig, and as a brunette of the distinct type made a fairly good appearance. He is about thirty-eight years old. Cool nights, minteral water, amuse ments, delightful people, health and happiness, at Summerland Springs. Quench Your Thirst With A Bottle Or Hires JHL JHLcxJHL. JUL Wherever Soft Drinks Are Sold. •lAJfi CAHuU.NAILNU CO.. Audwta, Ga. Another One of Those “ENTIRELY DIFFERENT’’ Vaudeville Shows at The Air Dome ALL THIS WEEK. GET NEXT ! COOK’S Goldblume The Best Brewed Mariborough-Blenheim (CAPACITY 1100) The leading resort house of America. Particularly attractive during Atlantic City’s Great Summer Season JUNE, JULY, AUGUST and SEPT. The rooms are large, and the 400 pri vate baths are each supplied with hot and cold sea water, so beneficial in rheumatic and other troubles. Ex quisite music is a feature. White service in both American and Euro pean Dining Rooms. JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPAN jl Your Trip To Savannah will not be complete unless you make your headquarters at The New Pulaski, Stubbs Sr Keen, Props HOTEL STRAND Atlantic City, N. J. ALWAYS OPEN. CAPACITY, 30 0. On the ocean front, new through out, with every appointment. FRESH z.ND SEA WATER BATHS. Single and en suite. Golf, driving, garage. Booklet and rates on application. F. B. OFF. H. C. EDWARDS, Manager. Ass’t. Mgr.