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About The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1909)
SIXTEEN 4% The Planters Loan &, Savings Bank 4% 705 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. The Pioneer Savings Institution of Augusta. (In operation 30 Years) Resources Over One Million Dollars This bank pays 4 per cent interest to depositors and gives the same careful attention to SMALL acoounts, as to the LARGER ones. “SAFE AS THE SAFEST.” The accounts of thrifty, energetic, conservative people solicited. Deposits may be made by mail. L. C. HAYNE, CHAS. C. HOWARD, President. Cashier. LLCK IS PLUCK! Have the pluck to buy real eatate in and around Augusta. Then in two or three year* say, ‘'Gee, but I was lucky, buying property at that low figure." We have all classes of real estate and shall be glad to confer with you If you wish to buy or sell. Martin & Garrett BROAD STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE. Isos. 529 and 531 Broad Street. This property fronts 55 feet on Broad Street and extends half way through to Reynolds Street. The improve ments consist of 21/2-story brick and slate roof building with stables in rear. The building is ar ranged with two stores and dwellings overhead. For prices, etc., see W. S. GARDNER & CO., AGENTS. 124 Bill Street, HERE’S THE WAY THEY WRITE AFTER USING “OLD DOMINION” "All of the cement piling used In the Brunswick Terminal wu made of 'OLD DOMINION’ CEMENT, and the fact of our using this Cement In preference to all others, w ( . feel is the highest recom mendation. This Is (he first wharf ever built In this country with Concrete Plies, and we were anxious to secure the beßt cement In the market for It —after the most exhaustive tests, we concluded that •OLD DOMINION’ was ’lt.”’ Carolina Portland Cement Company SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTERS. CHARLESTON, 8. C. BLANK BOOKS OFFICE STATIONERY Filing. I )evices Wrapping Papers Paper Bugs Twine You Save Money bv Buying of PTf!H*T?T>? STATIONERY 00. CONTRACTORS. Acme plaster K j> y. p n | nt , and Varnish Royill Portland Cement Queen Quality Mantlex IJreka Lima Whiting Paint Brushes. Southern Queen Orates Hecurity Roofing Use H. P. H. Interior <lloss Finish for benutlful tints. Ask Architects, Contractors, ant House Owners for opinion of our goods. Everything wo sell guarantied to be as represented. You lose money (very time you buy goods without getting our prices. R. J. HORNE COMPANY. 643 Broad Streeet. Telephone 321. Augusta, Ga. “BUILDING MATERIAL FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF.” When Your Money Is In the bank you wont spend It. it .wi’t burn up, nor be stolen; It Is absolutely safe. Start your account NOW. 4 Per Cent •*lnterest4 Per Cent Paid To All THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK "lth L-urtou Kolng to thn suprouio bench, ami Wright to the circuit bench, Dickinson in the cabinet and on his wa.v to the aemtte. It Isn't ap parent wh>' a Tennessee democrat Select your Christmas pres ents now; don't wait tiutll our stock Is very badly broken; you can have your selection laid aside. We are ottering some spe-clal extra Inducements In dia monds and you etui nee here the largest stock In Augus ta. Let us show you. L .1 Sehaul & Co., No.' MO Broad St. Popular Price Jewel ers. should rare to help make the stale re- I publican. The Tennessee democrats j seem to be getting along rather bet ter than anybody else In polities, now- I adavs Washington Times. Constipation Vor OVTI atnr rests I •uflrrrd wtlh ehmtitc co«»tip«tl<in ao.t ituilng Ihti ttrnr 1 h»,t (o uk; • a isjrvtlou el w.tm w*irr once rrerr „ hour* betet* t oouM h»r» as action on tnv bowel* Itsrpttr 1 titrvl Cabarets, and today 1 am a well maa During the nine \>r fore 1 used Caacams I suffered untold misery with internal pilea Thanks to you, lam free from ati that this morning You can use tbu In behalf of suffering bumanitv B F Fisher. Roanoke. 11l Pleasant. Palatabla. Potent. Taste Good }>« Oood Nevai Sicken Weaken or Gripe lttr Dr. Mr Navar sold la bulk The gen ulna tablat atampeil CCC. Guaranteed to cara ar your moaey book Hi\o PEAS! PEAS!! We src paying the highest cash price for peas. Oct our prices before you sell. Crawford & Co. 608-610 Reynolds St. Augusta, Ga. This roomy willow rocker For SI.BB and 50 wrappers (or 575 wrappers) It i§extra good quality, would retail in your town for from $3 to $5. We offer it to you at the wholesale price, exactly what we pay buying from the factory direct. This rocker is built to give you comfort •nd service. It has a wide rolled seat: full wrapped continuous arms and posfa made over a thoroughly seasoned maple frame. Don’t confuse it with the ordinary cheap willow chairs offered! Save your Grandma heads, Pearl fronts and Export Borax Soap wrappers and get it for 50 wrappers and Si 88. You buy this much soap anyway. Use these three soaps and get back a large part of yourexpcnse in practical premiums. Grand nm-Not a wash i n a powder bat a lor ax powdered soap. Haves soap bills. I’earl a pure, white floating soap, the large cake for 5c Kxport Itorax Soap -the borax laundry soap. Better than any naphtha soap for washing with cold water. Can al<>o be used iu hot water. See Illustrated premium list iu each package at your grocer’s. Start a wrapper collection m. FOrii] m WELCOMED TO GiTT Wednesday night the K< v. Ford Mc- H«*o, tht* new pastor of St.. John church arrived In the city and was met at the t'ninn station by the board of stewards of that congregation. Dr. McKee was accompanied by his wife and little daughter, and on arriving at the parsonage they found every preparation had been made for their arrival. Next Sunday Dr. McKee will preach his first sermon at St. John church. Only 11 mor e days to pay State and County Taxes. NEW DIRECTORY OF TELEPHONES IS OUT Southern Bell Issuing New List of Subscribers. Many Names Added. The Southern Hell Telephone com pany la MOW' delivering its new tele phone directory. The directory Is neat and attractive in appearance, and contains the additional names and the changes In listings and numbers that have occurred since the Issue of the last directory. The Increased number of subscribers attests the growing demand for this modern Utility In business and social life. Fop the business man It supplies the place of an extra oftlce assistant, fe ttle busy housekeeper it simplifies the question of marketing, and In the- so cial life It Is an acquisition of un paralleled usefulness and resource in countless different ways and emer gencies. » Only 11 mor e days to pay State and County Taxes. TEACHERS WILL GET CHRISTMAS MONEY (Herald Bureau, Candler Bldg.) ATLANTA (la. The state of Geor gia Is preparing to distribute two hundred and three thousand, two hun dred and forty-four dollars among eight thousand teachers. Checks cov ering this payment will probably be Bent out Hbout Dec. 15. The state school department Tuesday filed with the executive department its requisi tion for the Christmas money for the teachers. Il represents ten per cent iof the year’s appropriation and will, |lt Is understood, about satisfy the | state's teaching bill for last March i and April. As soon as the warrant its drawn th ( > checks will go out to the teachers over the state. BRANCH VILLE NEWS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS liUANCIIVII.I.K, s. C.— Mr. .1 W. MUoy. of Little Swamp, left last week for Surnmerall, Miss, where he goes to \lsit his sister. Mrs. E. J. Hanberry. Mrs. M. K McDuffie, has just re turned from an on tended visit to Dlshopville. Elliotts and Columbia, whore she spent time with relatives in each town. Mrs. F p. Itethca and son Wallace, ! spent last Saturday in Orangeburg. Mr J. K Smo.tk. the popular post master of Smoaks. spent last Friday night in town. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Kedfield, of j Haven. Conn., are spending some time in town as the guest of Mr. and ; Mrs O. F Ott. Mr. and Mrs. Red tield. visited Rranchville last winter | and while here they made many friends who are glad to so< them | again. Rev, E H. Reckham, left Tuesday j for Abbeville, where he goes to at | tend the M* thod Ist conference, j Mr .1, K Byrd, has returned from Fearson. Fla . w here he went last j w eek. Mr. Calloway Thompson, who tie | com pan led Mr. .1, K Byrd, on his trip to Fearaor, Fla last week has re turned home. Hon. C. \\\ Garris. t*f Denmark, who is one of the executors of the estate of tin* late Isaac Sauls, passed through town today enroute to Smoaks. where he goes to attv nil the big land sate of the estate that will be there to day. Rev. J M Irfvwso y of Smoaks pass ed through town Tuesday, or route to AbiHNide to attend conference. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGOSTA, GA. Pneumonia Kills a Princess Princess \Valdernar, wife of the youngest son of the late King Chris tian, who succumbed to influenza, i She was .Marie Princess of Orleans end was greatly beloved. Prince Wal \ d<-mar and her three sons were tra velling in India when she died. a BULL DAY II THE RECORDER'S COD,IT Wednesday was a dull day at police headquarters as shown by the few cases tried in recorder’s court Thurs day morning. Ernest Daley, colored, was the first case brought up for trial. He was ar raigned on the charge of loitering and loafing on the streets. The negro In his statement to the court said that lie was a stranger in the city and his home was lb Dawson, Ga., and that he came here only Tuesday, with the Intention of getting employment. Re corder Plcque-t, after hearing the j statement made by the defendant, was of the opinion that he was an Inno cent negro and suspended sentence In order that he might have another trial by which he could prove his willing ness to work. For loitering and loafing around the union station, Joe Howard Graham, was a. aligned and fined one hundred dollars or ninety days on the public works and sentence suspended on the condition that he could furnish the direct evidence that he was an em ploye, as he stated In court, while he I was on trial. For slapping his wife and appear ing disorderly. Rich Williams, color ed, was brought up for trial and fined ten dollars or twenty days on public works. The slapping game has been a continual thing among the many negroes that are arraigned in record er's court each morning, and It ap pears that Recorder Picquet is de termined to break it up. by the heavy fines imposed on each defendant for such conduct. In connection with the Jim Cook case, a negro employe of the Holllngs ! worth-Tutt Candy company who was I arraigned, tried and bound over to the superior court Tuesday morning RHEUMATISM CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD Aches and Pains in Side, Back or Bones, Swollen Joints All Disappear. URGE SAMPLE OE REMEDY FREE! Balm B 3 B.) will remove every symp tom because B. B. B. send# a rich, ting ling !o >d of warm, rich, pure blood direct to the paralyzed nerves, bones and joints, giving wnrmth and strength Just where it is needed, and In this wsv making a per fect, lasting cure of Rreumatlsm In all Its forms B B. B. invigorates the blood, making it pure and rich, and nt the same time destroys the active poison In the blood which causes Rheumatism. B. B. B has mad.' thousands of cures of rheuma. tlsm after all other medicines, liniments and doctors have failed to help or cure. Weak. Inactive Kidneys frequently cause Rheumatism. B B. 6 strengthens weak kidneys and bladder draining off all dis posed matter and all uric acid, so the urine flows freely and naturally. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM V B. B. B) is pleasant and safe to take, composed of Pure botanic ingredients It purifies and enrtem-s the blood SAMPLE SENT FREE by writing Blood Balm Co., At lanta Ga. DRI’OGISTS, or by express, ft PER BOTTLE, with directions for home cure. free Rheumatism Cure Coupon This coupon tout from Augusta Herald) is good for one sample of Bo ’•■■’tic Blood Balm, mailed free in plain package. Cut out this coupon and mail with your name and address, to BLOOD BALM CO.. Atlanta. Ga. Have you any of the symptoms of Rheuma tism? —Bone pains. Relat ion or shooting pains up ami down the leg. aching back or shoulder blades, swollen joints or swol len muscles, difficulty In moving around so you have to use crutches, blood thin or skin pale; skin Itches and burns, shifting pains; bad breath; sciatica, lumbago, gout. 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Accept only Pape’s Diuretic—-fifty cent treatment—from any drug store —anywhere in the world. for breaking into the above establish ment, the negro was not in the ware house, as was stated in The Herald Tuesday, when Mr. Hollingsworth locked the office and went to supper, but he had devised a means by which he could break In with apparent ease, by fastening a wire on (the lock from the Inside and placing It on the out side. By so doing he could very easily pull the wire and the door would open. MRS. GEO. LAND, SR., SHOT SELF TO DEATH (Herald Bureau, Candler Bldg.) ATLANTA, Ga.—While despondent Mrs. George Land Sr., of 172 Rawson street, shot herself to death Tuesday. It ig said she brooded very much over the absence of her son who recently gav a up a railroad position to travel. Her husband is a contractor, now living In Florida. She has two sons Georg® Land, Jr., commercial agent of the A., B. & A. Ry., with head quarters in Atlanta; Frank Land, who recently gave up railroad work to ac cept a position with the Elllott-Fisher Co., as a typewriter demonstrator, and a daughter, Mrs. James Pierce, of Tampa. YOU WILL LIKE AUGUSTA. COME AND SEE US LUMBARU IRON WORKS AND SUPPLY CD. AUGUSTA, GA. Take Monte Sano Car Foundry, Machine, Boiler Work AND SUPPLY STORE Cast Every Day Capacity for 300 Hands Atlas and C. & T. and Ames Engines, Korting and Leader Injectors Turbine Water Wheels, Etc. Gasoline Engines and Wood Sawing and Splitting and Pumping Outfits in Stock. One Light Planer and Matcher, One Combined Planer, Borer and Rip 1 Saw. Steam Pumps, Pipe and Valves and Fittings. Lombard Variable Feed Saw Mills, Ford Automobiles—New and Repairs, second hand Rambler and Buick Autos. Write (Js About Anything You Want in Machinery Line CITY IS SUING SOUTHERN 0, Fomooo In the United States court Wed nesday, a suit for 150,000 damages was filed by the City of Augusta against the Southern Railway company for the loss of the Centre Street bridge In the flood of 1908. The case will probably be heard at the April term of the United States court before Judge Emory Speer. In the complaint it is stated that the old abandoned South Carolina and Georgia railroad bridge was first destroyed by the flood and the debris of the piers swept down on the city's bridge and demolished it. Prior to August 26, 1908, the railway bridge had not been in use for a period of four years, and had been allowed to fall to a state of decay, although re peated appeals had been made by the city authorities to have it removed. The Railroad company announced that it was going to have it removed but no action was ever taken. In the complaint it Is shown that the Sa vannah river, a navigable stream is subject to constant freshets and the Railroad compony was aware of these conditions the entire time that the bridge was in a rotten state and also new the probable total destruction of the old bridge in case of a flood, and the probabilities of it the debris float ing down the river damaging prop erty below the old railroad bridge. Only 11 mor e days to pay State and County Taxes. - ' ■■ ■ 'I * FARMERS TRY TO STOP GAMBLING IN COTTON They Are Given Credit for Starting Fight on New York Cotton Exchange. (Herald Bureau, Candler Bldg.) ATLANTA. Ga.—The credit for the government activity against, the New York Cotton Exchange is given to the farmers by President Chas. S. Bar rett, of t,hp National Farmers’ Union. Mr. Barrett points out that the fight was started when the Farmers’ Union sent a large delegation of its most prominent members to Washington last spring. President Barrett says that another delegation will go to Washington next month. It is understood that the fight will be kept up with the hope that the exchange will be forced to Only One “BROMO QUININE,” that is - Laxative gromo Quinine fg \ Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days ' vmr - ■ FOR SALE. I have for sale Two or Three Thousand Dollars worth of Second Hand Furniture, some of it prac tically new, at your own price—Terms CASH. Apply 565 Broad —Phone 656. Paul Chance. Here Are Things He Would Like for Chr&nas A Suit Case or Traveling Bag, $2.00 to 56.00. A Bath Robe or Smoking Jacket, Cuff But tons or Stick Pin, Umbrella or Walk ing Cane. Come in and take a look around. STATE HOSPITAL PLANS COMPLETED (Herald Bureau, Candler Bldg.) ATLANTA, Ga. —The state prison commission has about completed plans for the hospital building at tht. state farm at Milledgeville and the work of erecting the building will be soon begun. A conference was held yesterday in the rooms of the commis sion in which Dr. John P. Atkinson, physician at the farm, and A. C. Bruce, of Bruce & Everett, archi tects, of Atlanta, were present. At this conterence plans for the building were discussed. The hospital build ing will be used for tuberculosis pa tients among the five thousands con victs. —»■ - - » Only 11 more days to pay State and County Taxes. cease Us gambling which it is stated has begun to effect the South’s big Industry. BUILDERS AND DEALERS IN Engines, Boilers, Steel Bridges, Roofs, Tanks, Towers and Building Construction. Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil, Fertilizer, Gin, Press, Cane and Shin gle Mill Outfits. Building, Bridge, Fac tory, Furnace and Railroad Castings. Railroad, Mill, Ma chinists ’ and Factory Supplies. Belting, Packing, In jectors, Fittings, Saws, Files, lilers, Etc. Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers and Boxes, Mill Supplies and Tools. D
