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PAGE EIGHT HFP4I O w \ XIT AHC THF They form the ideal means of communication between those who want and those who have—and they i 1 LsIVj'AL.U Yt /~\i n * r\LJ*D LJvJ 111 Et VY WtvlV* cost i esg proportion to what they accomplish than any other known form of salesmanship. They are little salesmen —or little purchasing agents—of h igh efficiency. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THOSE RECEIVED BY MATT, ADDRESS WANT AD DEPARTMENT, THE HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Wan! Ad, Supremacy Herald Wants Lead! For 14 days in September The Herald printed .1377 Want* The Chronicle printed 698 Wantt Herald’s lead 679 Wants Herald Wants rot reaulto, and that’s why the people use them. If you want results read and use Herald Wants every day and on Sunday. Last Sunday's Herald carried 208 Wants Last Sundays Chronicle carried 102 Want*. Sunday Herald's lead 1« Wants. READ AND USE HERALD WANT ADS. WANT AD. ■UB-STATIONS King 1 * Pharmacy, 1280 Broad Street. Hubbard & Davenport’* Pharmacy, Corner 15tb Street and May Ave. WANTED HELP Male (WANTED: RAILWAY MAIL-CUORKS Postoffice clerks, Clerks-carrlers Balary *GOO to $1,600. Examinations In August a. Nov. 17lh. Preparation Write for schedule. Franklin Institute, Dept. 43 F. Rochester, N. Y Of.p MEN: ni’R ILLUSTRATED CATA loguo explains how we loach barber trade 1n few weeks, mnllod free. Mo tor Rarbar College, Atlanta, Oa. b23|> WANTED HELP Female LADIES: OUR CATALOGUE EX plains how we teach hair dressing, manicuring, facial massage, etc.., in few woekH, mailed free. Moler Par her College, Atlanta. (In. s 28 P WANTED SITUATION Male. . A COLORED HOY 17 YEARS OF age desires n poaltlon of any kind. Can read and write. Apply Henry Jones, 1264 Holly st.eel. k23kx WANTED SITUATION— Female COOK: A COLORED WOMAN PE slxes a position na oook. Apply Franc oh Lemon, 1026 Twiggs fit. s22xx COOK: A COLORED WOMAN DE sires a position as cook Apply Katie Welch, 1131 Reynolds street. s23xx KITRSH A COLORED WOMAN DE etres a position us nurse. Apply Fancy Glower, 848 Kills St. 822 xx WANTED -Logs. {WAFTED: PINE, POPLAR, CY press or cottonwood Wigs Write for art cat. luduntrlai Lumber Company. side WANTED Boarders BSaRDERB: WAFTED OOUPLE OR two yoong mac to board with prl y*U, family on the Hill from October Ist. Address Hill, care Herald. s3lp ' WANTED Board SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANT it first-elatm room and board. Refer ences exchanged No reply without nrfee and particulars. Address G. E. N., care Augusta Herald silxx BOARD WANTED: HT COPPI.E, Oot. first, room and board In pri vate family, close In. References ex changed. Address IL B. R., oare Her ald. 82$P WANTED Rooms ROOMS t YOUNG ~ COUPIJI WITH little girl want three unfurnished connecting rooms, Summerville pre ferred; must have sink In kitchen iui all convenleces; cheap. L. C. J . car* Herald. s26p A ROOM TO BTORE HOUSEHOLD goods. Address D. IL L, care Her ald. by A COUPLE WITHOUT CHIU dren. three or four unfurnished rooms for year. Centrally located. References exchanged. Address 8. E. \V., care Herald. *2lp WANTED: TWO OR THREE CON nectlng room* for ltgh, housekeep ing by couple with two small children. Address C. R J , care Herald BI*P Drugs WHY NOT PHONE YOUR ORDER to King Pharmacy. Proscriptions are sent for and returned promptly without extra charge. ’Phono No. (It We handle nothing but the best and purest Drugs, and full line Per fumes end Toilet Article* LT3 LOMBARD IRQ* WORKS. AUOUSTA, 6A WANTED- Miscellaneous WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT our Bookkeeping Course is grow ing in popularity dally for It Is thor oughly practical and easily learned. This course Includes Business Arith metic, Rapid Calculation, Letter Writing and lectures on Commercial Law and Contracts which are open to all students. See us If Interested. Augusta Business College. ’Phone 1090. alßtf TOMATOES AND BWEET POTA toe* In any quantity it Augusta Canning Co., near new Georgia R. R. Freight yards. aßtf ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn good Income corresponding for newspapers Experience unne cessary. Address Pres* Correspond ing Bureau, Washington, D. O. oJBp WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT our Telegraphy Course Includes English, Spelling, Typeritlng and a thorough knowledge of Telegraphy. Terms reasonable. Augusta Business College. ’Phone 1090. »18tf WANTED YOIJ TO REALIZE WHAT you are missing If you are not tak ing a course In Chartler 3hortha*d. This course Includes Typewriting, English, Spelling, Business Corres pondence, Punctuation and Capitaliza tion. Both day and night courses. Terms reasonable. Augusta Business College. ’Phone 1019. slßtf FOR SALE Micellaneous V RAPPING PAPER: OLD NEWS pap rs for wrapping purposes. Ap ply at Hsrald Office. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL kinds for sale. Gas stove. Jewel heater, carpets and rugs, matting. Party breaking up housekeeping. Call at 344 Greene street. You can buy what you need to furnish a house. S. E. W., care Herald. s2lp WO '): FOR SALIC, 600 CORDS pine wood, car or train lots. Phone 153. Nell wood Lumber Co., Augusta. Ga. BUGGY: NEW STANHOPE CUT under (ladles’) buggy, for sale cheap to quick buyer. Apply 923 Woodlawn. s3tf FOR SALE: HALF CORD OF DRY pine wood, $1,60, delivered In city; fine poultry, pigeons, rabbits, etc. Eggs for hatching $2.00 per setting. Telephone 1184, Belvedere Farms. Au gusta, Ga. TWO FLOOR SHOW CASES, 8 FT. 4 wall cases, 4 foot; 2 counters and 1 counter case 8 feet. All practical ly new. Rell at sacrifice. Apply quick. 693 Broadway. s6c 100 (ONE HUNDRED) TWO-HORSE wagon loads cotton motes. Riverside Mill; Immediate delivery. Jacob Phlnlzy. FOR SALE: THREE THOUSAND (3,000) bushels fine Appier Oat», fanned: germination guaranteed; will not sell less than 100 bushels. Jacob Phinizy. s9tf GUM FLOORING. ABOUT 26,000 feet, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd grade gum flooring for residence or factory, 2 14 Inches and 3 14 Inches wide, 7 8 In. thick. Cost is no more than for fine flooring, but gives double the service. B. M. Youngblood, ’phone 062. s22c FIANOt FOR SALE ONE GOOD square piano In the heat of condl; tlon will sell at a saorltice to qutca buyer. Apply No. 14 Greene street. s2lo RUNABOUT: FOR SALE A RAM bier Runabout 7 H. P. In good order price to quick buyer, $125.00. Apply 1010 Talcott St„ city. S2tp BUGGY: CUT UNDER. RUBBER tired buggy, also Doctor’s stanhope rubbertlred top buggy, In first class condition for sale; also several pieces fine antique ntshogany furniture. Apply 1142 Greene St. 821 p WE ARE PLEASED. WITH THE UK POUTS WE HAVE heard of our Eye Water. It cor j thinly dot's the work. Try It. 26c bottle. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. PARR'S PHARMACY, 810 llroad street. ’Phone Ito 9. W. 1,. Averett. REMEMBER THAT 1 AM SHOEING horses at 633 Ellis street, and am able to give perfect satisfaction In every reaped. Give me a trial. M.v personal attention given all classes. 'Phone 6M. sale Typewriters SECOND HAND MACHINES OF ALL kinds, taken In exchange for Rem ingtons, at bargain prices. L. J. Henry, Remington Iteater. 5260 Hammond Ansl©y PRACTICAL FURNITURE REPAIR er. Upholsterer and Finisher, Sec ond hand and Antique Furniture, also one roller top walnut desk for sale. Furniture stored. Mrs. Zlnn'a Old Stand, 549 Itroad Street_ Augusta. Ga. 8210 Windsor Spring Water RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered 50ccnt». Phone 112. Grlmand WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN furnishing you with the freshest and best quality of vegetables the market can afford. 'Phone No. 1305. •210 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—ReaI Estate DWELLINGS: 9 ROOMS, porcelain hath, all modern conveniences, No. 985 Broad street, over J. L. Janes & Company’s; also 7 rooms, porcelain bath, all modern conveniencees, 918 Jones street, in rear of J. L. Janes & Go. Apply W. It Cary, 1120 D’Antignac St. Phone 1356. Si t f 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, 1202 GREENE STREET, $25; 405 12th street, 6 rooms and bath. $22.50; 1202 Greene (flat) 4 rooms and bath, zO.OO. All newly papered. Jno. Jay Cohen & Co. satf FLAT: LOWER FLOOR NO. 1009 EIIIr street, Just built; 6 rooms Be sides reception and bath room, has all modern Improvements; possession given Immediately. Rent, from Oct. Ist, $27.50 per month. Apply to E. J. O'Connor, 855 Broad street. sl9t‘ DWELLINGS OF FrVE, SEVEN AND eight rooms; same suitable for two families. Apply to W. J. Graham, at Allen & Baxley. sl2tf FLAT: FOR RENT, FIRST FLOOR 1319 Broad street, 6 rooms and bath $lB per month. House 251 Telfair street, 4 rooms and bath, sls per month. H. C. Boardman, ’phone 1422. stStt STORE: FOR RENT TWO LARGE stores, 1248 and 1260 Broad street, good stand for grocery or furniture store. For particulars soe E. B. Mc- Lendon, 1036 Broad street. g27c FOR RENT Rooms ROOMS: ONE FURNISHED ROOM for rent on breene street, well lo cated, suitable for one or two gentle men with privilege of bath. Address 0. C„ ears Herald. s2le FOR EXCHANGE. Advertisements under this head will be inserted at Reduced Rates, namely—for 1 day, 10c, for 3 days 2<!e. No regular buying or selling will be allowed under this classification. No prices are to be inserted- -simply articles for exchange. For Exchange. WILL EXCHANGE - AN OIL STOVE for something of equal value, phone 897. What have you to offer? FOR EXCHANGE SEVERAL PIECES of flue antique mahogany furniture, will exchange for anything of equal value. Apply Greene Street Phar macy, Corner Greene and 12th streets. Slip PONY: WANTED TO EXCHANGE a Shetland pony, buggy and har ness, good as new. for a good driv ing horse of equal value. 'Plume 1802. s2lc THE AUGUSTA HERALD FOR SALE—ReaI Estate FARM LAND: 267 ACRES OF GOOD farming land, well timbered, one mile from Blythe, Ga. For particulars apply Mrs. N, H. Jordan, 1017 Greene Street, Augusta, Ga, o2p FOR RENT—Flats FLAT: FOR RENT ONE 10-ROOM flat on 1100 block of Broad street from Oct. Ist. Apply R. J. Bates. Business Opportunities FOR SALE: RETAIL GROCERY business with good line of custom ers, on paying basis. Has been a grocery stand for twenty years. Greene Street Grocery Co., corner Greene & Marbury St. R <jtf IF YOTT HAVE ANY PATENT OR proprietary medicines that you can’t sell just ship them to us by first freight and we -will sell them for you at a small discount and send you the money. We have many Inquiries ev ery day through the malls from drug and medicine dealers far and wide who want to buy all kinds of medi cines for cash at a very small dis count from the regular list price and we can sell the goods for you. Here is a chance to get rid of all the old hard stock you have and get the cash for It quick. Be sure to pack It well and ship by the first freight sending us the bill of iading for same by mail together with a list of what you have shipped us and you will soon get the cash for It and be using It In your business. If you wish to buy write us. The Merit Medicine Co., Atlanta, Ga. 014 c Wall Paper. HAVE YOUR PAPERING AND painting done now, during the dull season, and save money. We have every facility for doing the work without removing the furniture or earpets. J. W. Bow’ick, corner Mc lutosh and Ellis streets. ’Phone 264. 21p Horse Shoeing RAMSEY & THURMOND, THE TWO old reliable horse shoers. If you want your horses shod right, bring them to the right place, 728 Ellis. ■We guarantee all work. S2lp Diamond Glubsl.oo Week 1 ALSO FINE WATCHES, $1 WEEK. 1 repair all kinds; learn all about this plan. I buy old gold. C. M. Sacre, 662 Broad s treet. s26c ' Typewriters to Rent MACHINES IN FIRST CLASS CON dition. rented by week or month. Expert repairing. L. J. Henry, Rem ington Dealer. S2sc For Exchange. UAyr NEW LITTER of puppies. W hat wul you exchange for one? Address “Puppy,” care Herald. I WANT A SAFETY RAZOR, IF NOT much used, and will give a book of poems for it. J. T. G.. care Herald. DESK WILL EXCHANGE A 7 FOOT standing desk for anything equal value. Apply 909 Ellis street. s2lp 1 W v NT TO EXCH ANOB A PAIR OF hunting boots, si: e 8 1-2, for a good flshmg rod and reel. Address O. N., Herald office Wood, Wood. WOOD, SI.OO PER LOAD, DELlV ered anywhere in the city. I also make a specialty of moving and haul ing. When you want quick service •phone 2455. W. T. Cloud, 1403 Sil cox street. s24c NOTICE. We meet all Cut Prices in Drugs. i : : GREEN & HORSEY. Drugs. WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO prescriptions. We have with usW M. Deas, P. 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. Furniture Repairing I WILL MAKE YOUR OLD FURNI - look as good as new. Antique furniture repair a specialyt, also do high grade floor, polishing and staining. C. C. Mitchell & Co., 551 Broad stret. s2lc Ten and Fifteen for One WE ARE GOING OUT OF THE fancy post card business, and are offering our beautiful, artistic 10 and 15 cents cards for 1 cen-. each; five for 5 cents. We sell our views of Augusta, five for 5 cents, others sell you only two for 5 cents. We carry eighty-four views of Augusta. See us. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad —wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. Scientific Horseshoeing COR. REYNOLDS AND M’KINNE streets. BJacksmithing and wheel wrighting, horseshoeing in all its branches. Special attention given to faulty-gaited and interfering horses, ’Phone 797 for calls and delivery. L. Hall, Manager. s23c * Star Grocery. NICE FAT MACKEREL 5c EACH; also In kits at 65c and $1.20. 11 lbs. good nee, 50c. We are receiving fresh celery regularly. We give ’phone order special attention at all times. G've us a trial. Star Grocery Co., ’Phone 1349. 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 Just Received NEW SUPPLY QUAKER OATS, puffed wheat and Post Toasties; new crop, ten cents packages. L. A. Grimaud, Phone 1306. s22c Removal Notice. I WISH TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that I have moved from 311 Jack son street to 222 Campbell, where 1 will have an up-to-date tailoring busi nes and will also be better equipped to give my patrons best of service. Anderson Fendall, Merchant Tailor, 222 Campbell street. ’Phone 523. s26c MOTORCYCLES Don’t fail to look over the Yale 314 H. 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. Osborne’s Business College FALL OPENING SEPTEMBER STH. Day and night schools: Bookkeep ing, shorthand, arithmetic, pennman ship, English, spelling, letterwrittng, touch typewriting, &c. Easy month ly terms. Call or 'phone. olp Get Efficient Employes If you desire the efficient kind of “help,” you will most likely be suc cessful iu your search if you go after the better class of people —not nec essarily the rich, but intelligent people. The Augusta Herald appeals to, and consequently reaches, this class— intelligent workmen as well as intelligent financiers. . Looking for work through the want ads of their paper is the act of in telligent people. a Advertise in the Herald one PHONE 297. LEGAL NOTICES Bankrupt Sale. In the District Court of the United States for the Northeastern Divis ion of the Southern District of Geor gia. In the matter of F. Grad, Bank rupt.—ln Bankruptcy. By virtue of an order of the Hon orable Joseph Ganahl, Referee in Bankruptcy, will be sold on the 30th day of September, 1909, at twelve o’clook, M., to the highest bidder for cash, at the store lately occupied by said bankrupt, being number 1256 Broad street, in the City of Augusta, Georgia, all the assets of said bank rupt consisting of a stock of dry goods, ladies’ and gents’ clothing and furnish ings, hats, caps, notions, furniture and fixtures, also all notes and accounts of said F. Grad. Said property will first be offered for sale in lots or parcels, each class or character of merchandise consti tuting one lot, and then in bulk, by the trustee, who will accept and report for confirmation, either the best bid for the several lots or best bid for the whole as may be to the best inter est of the estate. No bid will be accepted unless ac companied by a certified check or oth er satisfactory security for at least ten per cent of the amount of said bid. Stock is inventoried at $649.47, ex clusive of note 3 and accounts of $1152.30 a copy of which inventory may be seen upon application to the undersigned. This September 17th, 1909. JNO. M. COZART, Trustee in Bankruptcy for F. Grad. sl7, 20 21 29c SPECIAL NOTICES Augusta Ga., Sept. 21, 1909. A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF Webbs Lodge, No. 166, F. & A. M., will be held in Lodge room, Masonic Temple, Wednesday night, Sept 22nd, at 8 o’clock. The M. M. degree will be conferred. Members of So- clal No. 1 and transient brethren fraternally invited to attend. J. H. FLYTHE. W. M-, CHAS. CONNER, Secretary. S2l-22C M KlFPifi 10 BE OBSERVED HEBE Two Beautiful Services Will Be Meld At Telfair Temple Friday and Sat urday. Commencing next Friday at 6 P. M. and continuing ior twenty four hours afterwards, the members of the Heo rew religion will celebrate the gieat est of ail their feast days, the Day of Atonement or as it is known in tne annals ot the Church, Yom Kippur. To the members of the Hebrew race the Day of Atonement is the Sabbath of Sabbaths and special beautiful and impressive services are held in ev ery synagogue in the world. At the local synagogue, the Tem ple of the Children ot Israel, two oeautiful services have been arranged for, one on Friday evening at 8 o’clock and another at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, l’be services will be conducted by Rabbi H. Walenski, who was invited by the congregation to come from Cleveland, wnere he was residing to lake cuarge of the services during the New Year period of feast days which opened with the celebration of Rash Hashona last Wednesday evening. Mr. Walenski has made a profound impression upon tne congregation, and his sermons on Repentance and Atonement which he is to deliver at the lom Kippur ser vices will be heard by large gather ings. During the services the invited minister expects ail members of the congregation to make repentance and to pray lor a good and prosperous New year. The year now being ob served oy the Jews since last Wed nesday is the 5670th since the creation. At both ot the services a special pro gram of beautiful music win be given oy an augmented choir under the di rection of Mr. K. J. Watson, the or ganist at the Synagogue. An invita tion is extended to the public to be present at either of the services. in speaking of his visit to Augusta Rabbi Walenski stated that he was more than pleased with what he had seen of the New South on this his first visit. "I have,” he said, ‘‘been carried on a tour of the city, and 1 am quite happy to see that every, thing looks prosperous here, in the east conditions are not near so bright as they are here, and I was much surprised to see a city with the population of Augusta possessed of buildings and improvements that TUESDAY, SEPT. 21. LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Superior court of said county, in case Of Thos. R. Wright, trustee, et at. vs. Jas. B. Wright, et at., will be sola before the court house door In said courv. ty, between the usual hours of sale, on first Tuesday In October 1909, to the’ highest bidders for cash, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract of land lying In said county, known as the ’’Walker pta.ee, containing 890 acres, more or less, bounded North by Little Spirit Creeg; East by land now or formerly of Tom Atkins and Hancock; South by land now or formerly of estate W. E. Walker and Ned Wheeler; West by land now or formerly of estate of Agnas C. Wright, being same tract of land oonveyed to Mrs. Margaret B. Wright by Mrs. Mary L. Walker, by deed dated February 10, 1899, recorded in clerk's office In Book 5 M's, 403-6, a plat of said land being attached and recorded with said deed. Also all that tract of land known as the “Margaret B. Wright Home place ’ or “Bpringvale.’ In Richmond county Georgia, on Wrightsboro and Turknet Springs roads, containing fifty-seven and 89-100 acres, more or less, bounded North by Wrightsboro road; east by road sep arating it from lands of J. L. Fleming; South by road separating it from right of-way of Georgia railroad; Southwest by road separating It from lands ot Frank Rouse, and West and Northwest by Turknet Springs road. Said tract of land. In said Decree, has been di vided into seven separate parcels as follows: No. 1, containing 4 13-100 acres, front lng 280 feet on Wrightsboro road, ex tending back 610 feet to a ditch, and bounded West by Turknet Springs road and an open ditch. No. 2 or “House tract,” oontalnlng 5 2-10 acres, more o» less, fronting S»8 feet on Wrightsboro road, and extenu ing back 602 feet on East, and 616 feet on west. No. 3 containing 9 8-100 acres, more or less, fronting 580 feet on road bound ing said tract on Bast, and extending back as indicated on plat. No. 4 containing 9 4-100 acres, more or less, fronting 572 feet on rohd bounding it on east, and 535 feet on r6ad sepa rating It from right-of-way of Georgia R. R., the Western and Northern bound ary being as Indicated on plat. No. 6 containing lu 4-100 acres, more or less, fronting 168 feet on road sepa rating It from right-of-way of Georgia R. R., and 918 feet on road separating it from lands es Rouse, extending back as Indicated on plat. No. 6 containing 10 96-100 acres, more or less, fronting 844 feet on road sepa rating It from land of Rouse, and 64b feet on Turknet Springs road, extend ing back as Indicated on said plat. No. 7 containing 7 6-100 acres, more ;J --less fronting 946 feet on Turknet Springs road, bounded Southwest by Turknet Springs Branch, and extending back as indicated on plat. For more definite description of said land and said separate parcels, a plat thereof oar be seen by parties interested In the ofTlce of the undersigned eommis. sioner. Said Springvale tract of land wtll be offered for sale, first in separate parcels and afterwards the traot will be offered as a whole, and the lands will be knock ed off to the highest bidders, and the sales as made, reported to the court for confirmation, the oourt reserving the right to reject all bids. Terms cash. Pur chaser to pay for titles. OROMMBLIN FLEMING, S 7, 14, 21, 28c. Commissioner. fn equity. Richmond Superior Court October Term, 1909. Michael J. McAuliffe vs. Edward A. Frank, et al. Suit for Specific Performance and t» Remove Cloud on Title. To Frank T. Preston, as executrix of Almira E. Westcdtt, of the county of Windham, district of Kllltngsly, state of Connecticut; and, to James J. Devine, of New York City, New York: Pursuant to an order of publication obtained from Hon. H. C. Hammond Judge of Superior Court of Richmond County, Georgia, you are hereby re quired to be and appear at the next term of tne Superior Court for said county, to-wit, the October Term, 1901 ~.en and there to answer the plaintii in the above stated case. Witness the Honorable Henry C Hammond, Judge of the said Cour this 9th day of August, 1909. WM. D'A. WALKER, A 9, 23. Sep 7, 21 Cler* would do credit to a city four tlm her size. I have made a trip Louisiana, but this section of t country far surpasses that. The ms ufacturing in this section, althotq large, is only in its beginning ai will advance more and more eve year. I have been delightfully . tertained in this city and really , visit has been a most enjoyable on,
