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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken for Less Than 25 cts. Want Ad. Supremacy Herald Wants Lead! For 7 day* in September The Herald printed . . .660 Want* The Chronicle printed .360 Want* Herald'* lead 300 Want* Herald Warn* net result*, aod that's why the people use them. If you want results read and use Herald Want* every day aud on Sunday. Last Sunday** Herald carried 187 Want*. Last Sunday’s Chronicle carried 108 Wants. Sunday Herald'* lead, 79 Wants. READ AND USE HERALD WANT ADS. WANT AD. BUB-STATIONS King’s Pharmacy, 1286 Broad Street. Hnbbard & Davenport’s Pharmacy, Corner 15th Street and May Ave. WANTED SITUATION- FemaJe STENOGRAPHER: EXPERIENCED stenographer desires a position. Can give references. Addnwig A. L. 11., care Herald. iiltp BTBNOORAPHER YOUNO LADY* with experience and beat of refer ences, dcHtrcm a position un steno grapher. Salary no object. Can be gin at once. Address Stenographer, care Herald. sl4p HOUBEGIRL: A COLORED Wo man desires a position as house girl. Appij’ Add Atkins, 1510 Audor non Ave. H!f>xx SITUATION WANTED— Male MALIC STENOGRAPHER, FIVE years experience In commercial work; ftt present employed; desires to uiuko change. Good references; moderate salary. J. W. K., care of Herald. 816 p WANTED HELP Male WANTED: RAILWAY MAIL-CLERKS Postoffice clerks, Clerks-carriers Salary 9600 to 11,600. Examinations In Augusta. Nov. 17th. Preparation free. Write for schedule. Franklin Institute, Dept. 43 E. Rochester, N. Y. 06p STENOGRAPHER: FIRST CLASS male stenographer wanted. Rem ington operator. Fine position open. L. J. Henry, Remington Dealer. 814 c SOLICITOR: WANTED A FlßST class furniture solicitor; must give reference. Apply F. A. Jones Furni ture 00., 1317 Broad St. bl4c WANTED COMPETENT MALE STE nographer; salary |76.00 to begin with. Apply In own handwriting, giving reference. Address S. M. T., care Herald. sl4c AGENTS! ioo PER CENT PROFIT on C-ook-Peary North Pole Book. Also souvenir gold-laid watch free to each ageut working 30 ilays. Tre mendous opportunity to make money. Outfit free. Order quick. American Book and Bible House, Tenth su, Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED HELP—Female COOK: WANTED A 000 K FOR A •mall family . Bring reference. Apply 803 Lincoln, street slip WAITRESSES WANTED: SIX young ladles to art as waitresses. Apply at Ives between 9 and 11 a. nt Tuesday, Sl3o WANTED Boardern CAN ACCOMMODATE A COUPLE or several young men Table board era also wanted, central location; ev ery convenience. Apply 616 Reynolds •treat Sl3e WANTED Miscellaneous ENGINE AND BOILER: WANTED 1 to buy a 16 or 20 horse power second 1 hand engine and boiler. Address 316 and 317 Dyer building sHc TOMATOES AND SWEET POTA toes In any quantity at Augusta Canning Co., near new Georgia K. R ] Freight yards. aStf WANTED Rooms ROOMS: WANTED THREE OR four connecting rooms, with or with out use of bath, below Centre street. Address 100. care Herald sHc FLAT: WANTED FLAT OF ROOMS convenient to business. Address stating price and location S. A. O. S'-W WANTED—Logs. WANTED: PINE, POPLAR. CY preaa or cottonwood logs. Write for price*. Industrial Lumber Company. •250- More J(EAL Advantages Here IN ONE PAGE OF MTTNNIMAKER ADS—RIGHT IN YOUR HANDS AND RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES—THAN YOU MOULD MEET WITH IN A LIFETIME SPENT IN READING BOOKS ABOUT OPPORTUNITY. FOR SALE Micellaneous RAPPING PAPER: OLD NEW - par ra for wrapping purposes Ap ply at H >raid Office. W(» D: FOR SALE” COO CORDS pine wood, car or train lota. Phone 163. Nell wood Lumber Co., Augusta, Ga. HOWE DBLE. IRON PILLAR, TWO brass beams, platform floor scales to lei In flush with floor. Capacity 3.650 lbs. In perfect order. Cost *77.00. For 925.00. Jos. H. Day. GAS STOVE: FOR SALE ONE GAS stove, In good condition. Apply 1260 Broad St. 815 c PIANO: HIGH GRADE, EXCKP tlonaily flue upright In mahogany case, perfect tone as good as new. Used only few months. Can be pur chased at $135 spot cash. This piano would cost not less than S4OO new. Can be seen and examined. Answer I*, care Herald. S3tf FOR SALE: HALF-CORD DRY pine wood, 91-50, delivered In Au gusta or North Augusta. Poultry, pigeons and rabbits for sale. "Muck ulee, best 6 cent cigar on earth" Tel ephone 1189 Belvedere Farm Augusta Oa. 86tf. 100 (ONE HUNDRED) TWO-HORSE wagon loads cotton motes, Riverside Mill; Immediate delivery. Jacob Phiiiizy. FOR SALE: THREE THOUSAND (3,000) bushels fine Appier Oats, fanned; germination guaranteed; will not sell less than 100 bushels. Jacob Phinizy. s9tf Shoes. YOU ARE MISSING A GOOD OP portunlty by not buying your shoes from J. P Saxon for cash at a big re duction. Alo FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc. HORSE AND BUGGY: NEW STAN hope cut under (ladies') buggy, also horse and harness, for sale cheap to quick buyer. Apply 1)23 Woodlawn. S3tf Business Opportunities WANTED: TO SELL AN EXCEL lent blacksmith business In a flue business town, four thousand popula tion. Address, Blacksmith, care The Herald S lsp FOR SALK: RETAIL GROCERY business with good line of custom ers, on paying basis. Has boon n grocery stand for twenty years. Greene Street Grocery Co., corner Greene A Marbury St. S Bt.f LOST AND FOUND. DOG: LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN one red hound hitch, answer to the name of Dill. $26.00 reward for re turn to Andrew llett, Jr., 1102 Gwin nett street. City. Sl4p j POCKRTBOOK: LOST A GREEN leather pocketbook with initials C. McC. Inside Finder will be hand somely rewarded ts returned to Her ald office. gisp Grimaud WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN furnishing you with the freshest and best quality of vegetables the market can afford. 'Phone No. 1306. s2lc WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that we will meet all cut rate price* on all drugs, patent medicines, etc. GREEN A HORSEY DRUG CO. Phone 104. 820 Broad St. .. SBtf The Hatter. HATS OF ALL KINDS RENOVATED and made equal to new. We guar antee aatlafaciton In every particular; bring ua a trial order, aud If you are not pleased It will cost you nothing. Phone 744 Vienna Hot Factory, 316 Mclntosh St. sl2c I Osborne’s Business College , FALL OPENING SEPTEMBER 6TH. Day and night schools: Bookkeep ing, shorthand, arithmetic, pennman shtp, English, spelling, letterwrltlng, touch typewriting, &c. Easy month jly term*. Call or 'phoue. olp Wall Paper. HAVE YOUR PAPERING AND painting done now, during the dull season, and save money. We have i every facility for doing the work : without removing the furniture ot carpets J \V. Bowtek, corner Meln toah and Bills Sta. phone 204. j SSp Notice, Ladies Notice! NOTICE TO ALL LADIES: WE give ladies' skirts and suits special attention and guarantee satisfaction. Gentlemen, before renewing your membership for another month, call phone 621 and let us call and see you. Augusta Tailoring and Pressing Club 105 Campbell St. S. B. McCord! » - Fresh Meats and Fish. AM RECEIVING FRESH FISH DAILY can please you tn fish or home killed beef, pork, veal, liver and sau sage. Lowest prices, prompt delivery Jno. M Bush, 718-721 Campbell street. IPhone 1077. »15 P REAL ESTATE NEWS FOR RENT FOR RENT If you are looking for a house, for rooms, or any kind of property for rent, you can probably find what you want in the Rent Column of The Herald. If it is for Rent in Augusta, state what you want in a Herald Want Ad and the chances are that you’ll get at once in commu nication with the proper parties. MARTIN & GARRETT Renting Agents, Call on, Phone 224, or ad dress us for complete list of Residences and Stores for rent. FOR RENT Real Estate. DWELLINGS: 9 ROOMS, porcelain bath, all modern conveniences, No. 985 Broad street, fiver J. L. Janes & Company’s; also 7 rooms, porcelain bath, all modem conveniencecs, 918 Jones street, in rear of J. L. Janes & Co. Apply W. It. Carv, 112 G D’Antignac St. Phone 1356. S4tf RENT LIST. Residences. No. 036 Broad St., 10 rooms. .$50.00 No. 264 Broad St., 10 rooms... .s4l 67 No. 601 Bills St., 14 moms $32.50 No. 514 Elbert St.. 6 rooms... .$30.00 No. 963 Greene St., 9 rooms... .SSO 00 No. 411 Greene St.. 8 rooms. .. .$50.00 No. 556 Reynolds St., 15 rooms. .$35.00 No. 939 Telfair St.. 3 rooms (tint) $13.50 Montu Sano, 5 rooms $16.00 Stores. 524 Campbell St $45.00 101 Campbell St $15.00 226 Campbell St $20.00 931 Broad St $83.33 GOODWIN & CO (Inc.) No. 2 Union Savings Bank Building. Jackson Street. Telephone No. 638. RESIDENCE: FOR RENT SIX ROOM residence, newly papered. Porcelain bath. Gas. Centrally located, S2O per month. Also flat of four rooms Apply 413 Greene . a)3tf STORE: 321 JACKSON STREET, OP poslte Opera house. Good stand for restaurant. Apply to Hulses' Steam Laundry. s2tr STORE, 1202 GREENE STREET, $25; 406 12th street, 6 rooms and bath. $22.50; 1202 Greene (flat) 4 rooms and bath, vzO.OO. All newly papered. Jno. Jay Cohen & Co. sstf FOR RENT: GOOD STABLES AND bam. Apply to 445 Calhoun 3t. sl4p RESIDENCE: FOR RENT TroOM house, 307 Forsyth Bt., $lO month. Apply 116 Ellis St. ’ Slsp FOR EXCHANGE. Advertisements under this head will be inserted at Reduced Rates, namely—for 1 day, 10c, for 3 days 250. No regular buying or selling will be allowed under this classification. No prices are to be inserted—simply articles for exchange. For Exchange. FOR EXCHANGE: I WILL Ex change a Colts revolver for an en cyclopoedta or good book of refer j enee. What have you for exchange? Address: “E. X.,’’ care Augusta Her aid. Windsor Spring Water | RELIEVES NAUSEA. DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered I hOoents. Phone 118. THE AUGUSTA HERALD FOR RENT—ReaI Estate TO RENT 1103 REYNOLDS ST., 6 rooms and bath, sls. Apply 1105 Reynolds St. Bl3p TO RENT FROM OCT. IST, stores and dwelling, northwest cor ner Broad and Marbury. Apply at once. E. J. Gallaher, National Ex change Bank. Sl3p COTTAGE: FOR RENT, 922 PER month, new house, 4 rooms and bath northeast corner Broad and Forsyth streets; a servant house in rear rents for $2 per month. Address, C. T. F„ care Herald. sl4c STABLES: TWO STABLEST” FOR rent with shelter for two large wagons. Apply 220 Centre street. sl4p DWELLINGS OF FIVE, SEVEN AND eight rooms; same suitable for two families. Apply to W. J. Graham, at Allen & Baxley. sl2tf FOR RENT—Rooms. ROOMS: THE NICEST BEDROOM in town, winter or summer, in the heart of the city, for rent. Apply quick to M. C. 8., care Herald. s6tf ROOMS: THREE ROOMS SUITABLE for housekeeping, on twelve hun dred block Kills street. Apply 1044 Broad street, or phone 1373. slGc ROOMS: THREE ROOMS WITH use of bath. 262 Reynolds street, first floor; reasonable. J. M. 8., care Herald. sl4p ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST 11- room houses in North Augusta with all the latest improvements, will sell at a sacrifice. Apply at the Sancken Milinery Co., 948 Broad stret. slSp ROOMS: TWO NICE LARGE rooms for rent to quiet couple with privilege of bath. Nice location. Ad dress Mrs. M. 8., 442 Taylor treeL slip ROOMS: THREE UNFURNISHED roms with privilege of bath for rent. Suitable for light housekeep ing. Apply 220 Centre street. sl4p ROOMS: TWO NICELY FTTRNISti ed room, including front bed-room, with use of bath for light housekeep ing. 220 Ellis street. sl3p FOR RENT—Flats FLAT: FOR RENT ONE 10-ROOM fiat on 1100 block of Broad street from Oct. Ist. Apply R. J. Bates. FOR SALE—ReaI Estate FARM LAND: 257 ACRES OFIiGOD farming land, well timbered, one | mile from Blythe, Ga. For particulars apply Mrs. N. H. Jordan, 1017 Greene j Street, Augusta. Ga. sl7p For Exchange. FOR EXCHANGE: A GOOD~BER vlceable baby carriage for a bicy cle. Please glv© particulars. Ad dress "Baby Carriage." care Augusta Herald. I WILL EXCHANGE A NICE BlNO lng Canary bird for something of equal value. What have you to offer. Address, Canary, care Herald. sl2xx CUT PRICES We wish to announce to our friends that we are prepared to meet any CUT PRICES IN MEDICINES. that may be offered you. No need of going any far ther, just come or send the money and the price will be satisfactory. Parr's Pharmacy 516 Broad St. Phone 369. L. M. Hutto HORSESHOER. THE ONLY MAN IN town that does his own fitting. You will always find him busy. He is the man to patronize. 722 Ellis St. ts FRESH GROCERIES. 11 POUNDS GOOD RICE, 50 CENTS. Large prunes, California peaches, and evaporated apples; new stock. We have a fine lot new mackerel, 5c and 7%c each, or in kits at 65c and $1.20. STAR GROCERY. 810-ts Drugs WHY NOT 'PHONE YOUR ORDER to King Pharmacy. Prescriptions are sent for and returned promptly without extra charge. 'Phone No. GIE We handle nothing but the best and purest Drugs, and full line Per fumes and Toilet Articles. Typewriters SECOND HAND MACHINES OF ALL kinds, taken in exchange for Rem ingtons, at bargain prices. L. .1. Henry, Remington Dealer. S2sc FOR SORE EYES USE PARR'S PAINLESS EYE Water. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price 25c bottle. PARR’S PHARMACY, 516 Broad Street. ’Phone 369. Typewriters to Rent MACHINES IN FIRST CLASS CON ditlon, rented by week or month. Expert repairing. L. J. Henry, Rem ington Dealer. S26c TO THE PUBLIC. ON PURCHASING YOUR FLOUR besure and ask for Merry Widow Flour. The kind that stands and is recommended by the pure food law and the kind that gives the best bis cuits without any trouble of prepar ing same. Obtainable at all first class groceries. R. J. Bates, Distri butor. sl7c Creasman Plumbing Co. PLUMBING, STEAM AND OAS FlT tng. Repair work promptly done. Special attention given contract work. 1239 Broad St. Phone 776. L. A. Creasman, Mgr. Notice WE WISH TO NOTIFY OUR PA trons and friends that we have moved from 1017 Broad St. to 965 Broad SL. where we will be able to do your shoe repairing better than ever before. Big reduction in prices on all work. Catpole rubber heels 30c. Sullivan's fine rubber heels 40c. All work by the latest machinery. Augusta Shoe Repairing. J. Sawilows ky. Prop. Phone 943. Work called for and delivered. Scientific Horseshoeing COR. REYNOLDS AND M'KINNE streets. Blacksmithing and wheel wrlghting, horseshoeing in all Its branches. Special attention given to faulty-g&lted and interfering horses. 'Phone 797 for calls and delivery. L, Hall, Manager. s23c SHAFTING, PULLEYS. BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. 6A Educational STURMAN-8 PREPARATORY School, 1339 Ellis Street, Augusta, Oa. Phone 1511. Fall and winter work begins Monday, September 13th. sl4o LEGAL NOTICES ELECTION NOTICE. STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will be held at the election pre cinct of the 121st District, G. M., Hoods Chapel, on Saturday, Septem ber 18th, 1309 for the election of a Justice of the Peace for said 121st District to fill a vacancy in said office. Witness my hand and signature this 30th day of August, 1909. WILLIAM F. EVE, Judge City Court and Ex. Off. Roads and Revenue, Richmond Co., Ga. S 17c. FOR SALE—Lease or Rent 100 ACRES OR MORE IF WANTED, makes ideal combination stock, dairy, poultry, fish for pleasure and profit. Rail and auto roads. Also other general farming lands. Deal with owner. E. Newton Palmer, Mc- Bean, Ga. Sl3p Drugs, WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO prescriptions. We have with usW M. Deas, v. H. G. and E .E. Platt P.H. G. and also give you pure Drugs Pres criptions Delivired in all parts of the city. Videtto Drug Co., 'Phone 1270. Cor. 15st. and McDonald st. Trunk Hospital. OUR TRUNK DOCTORS (AND THEY are good ones) can put your old, disabled trunk, case and grip in first class condition —a new slat, lock, clamp, etc., and it’s in condition for years of service. Cost is small. Trunk sent for and delivered free of cost. Or we will take your old trunk as part payment for a nice, new one. Tele phone us, 593, or give us a call at our well-stocked, spacious store. Augusta Trunk Factory. M. M. Cleckley, Prop., 851 Broad—wrong side of street. b2Btf MOTORCYCLES Don’t fail to look over tlie Yale 3 y 2 TI. P. before you buy your Machine. It is up-to-date in every respect, and fully guaran teed. Catalogue and price list free upon request. H. G. RHENEY, Agent. 911 BROAD STREET. Diamond Club —$1.00 Week ALSO FINE WATCHES, SI.OO WEEK. I repair all kinds; learn all about this plan. I buy old gold. C. M. Sacre, 662 Broad St. W. L. Averett. REMEMBER THAT I AM SHOEING horses at 623 Ellis St., and am able to give perfect satisfaction in every respect. Give me a trial. My per sonal attention given all classes. Phone 654. Ssc HUBBARD & DAVENPORT Druggists. Phone No. 43. IF YOU WANT PURE DRUGS AND best of ice oream do not, forget the drug store corner Fifteenth street and May avenue. We have everything. MonThursEun—tf NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. TAKE NOTICE 1 HAT AUGUSTA has one first-class shop in town at 502 and 604 Mclflnne 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. sl2o POWER BOAT FISHING, Great Sport for those Who Go Down to the Sea. Louis Rhead, In the Outing Magazine for August. Powei boat! have converted sea fish ing into unalloyed pleasure. Sailing craft are all right if there ft wtnd, but to lie becalmed. “ a painted ship upon a paint ed ocean” within sight of a big school of blueflah, is very galting. In reference to the location where August sea fish ing Is best, there Is no choice. It is all good from Key West to the St. Law rence Gulf. It is always best in the neighborhood of the mouths of rivers, large or small, or near rocky shores where seaweed clings ana shellfish mar be found. Even sandy shores, like that of the Jersey shore, are good where the sea bottom is covered with bede of shell fish. The north shore of Long Island is not nearly so good as the Connecticut coast opposite. On the other hand, the south shore of Long Island Is excellent, being cut up In numerous bays and In lets, beginning at Rockaway Point, Jamaica Bay, Great South Bay, and so on to Montauk. Splendid flshtn* is available from Block Island to Cape cod and up to Boston Harbor, and thence along the Maine coast as far as the Bay of Chaleurs. The season for this reg ion is not confined to the month of Au gust. but continues on till cold weather nips the fingers. MONDAY, SEPT. 13. ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken for Less Than 25 cts. SPECIAL NOTICES Academy of Richmond County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Academy of Richmond County will begin the Fall session Monday, Sept. 20th, at Nine o’clock. Pupils presenting Promotion Cards from the 7th and Bth grades of the pub lic schools and those of pquiv&leat scholarship, will be admitted to the Freshman Class. By the order of the Committee on High Schools, a tuition fee of $15.00 a year, payable one-half in advance, will be required of each student. Cadets of last year who failed la more than tw'o studies will be re quired to remove their conditions * by examination before being pro moted. Certificates according to the form prescribed by the Board of Health will be required of all pupils. Major George P. Butler, Com mandant, will be at the Academy every day of the week beginning Sept. 13th, from Nine to Twelve o’clock for the purpose of enrolling and grading pupils and for giving information. LAWTON B. EVANS, Supt. Schools. -•U8o Notice to Debtors and Creditor*. THE UNDERSIGNED IS THE DULY qualified administrator of the estate of Wesley Warren. All creditors are hereby notified to render account of their demands and all debtors are re quested to make immediate payment. WM. J. WHITE. Administrator of Estate Wesley War ren. a9-l-23-Sos6-13e Divorce Notice. STATE OF GEORGIA— RICHMOND COUNTY. Superior Court, October term, 1909. Mary C. Hutto vs. Jerome A. Hut to —Libel for Divorce. To the defendant, Jerome A. Hutto, greeting: Please take notice that the plain tiff in the above stated case has this day exhibited and filed In court a libel for divorce in which you are named as defendant. You are, therefore, required to be and appear at the Oc tober term of the Superior Court of Richmond County to be held on the third Monday in October, 1909, to an swer the prayers of the said libel, or in default thereof the court will pro ceed as to justice may appertain. Witness the Honorable Henry C. Hammond, Judge of the Superior Court of Richmond County, Georgia, this, the 2nd day of August, 1909. WM. D’A. WALKER, * Clerk Superior Court. AUSTIN BRANCH, . Plaintiff’s Attorney, Dyer Building, aug3-24 sep 6-27 p Augusta, Ga. THE MONEY SAFE Needy Client—ls I lose my case, i don’t see how you are to be paid. Lawyer—Oh, don’t worry about that, my dear sir. The lawyer on the other side is my partner. THE PASSING OF BASEBALL Foreign Visitor—l see it stated that public interest in baseball Is declining. American Host (sadly)—l fear It I*. I fear it Is. I haven't seen an umpire mobbed this season.— Exchange. Beware of the Single instance A single straw may not show which way the wind blows, because it may have a bent wire inside it. J Straws in Bundles. *"*'*# J^ Almost any nostrum can cite certain cures, and almost any adver tising medium can cite instances of astounding superiority. The test of an advertising medium does not rest on one, or two, or three individual cases; it rests on the record of its success for the great body of its ad vertisers. Ourselves. We, ourselves, shall sometimes cite special incidents, but we shall do it for some special moral involved, and not to demonstrate merely that The Augusta Her ald is a good advertising medium. '*«. We want you to test the advertising value of this page—the Classified Ads —the Want Ads. You’ll like - -