The Augusta daily herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1908-1914, January 11, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT Theres No Limit to the Earning Power of Little HERALD WAN 1 ADS !| The investment of a few pennies in a well worded Want Ad in The Herald, has brought dollars in profit to thousands. == l Household articles, furniture, musical instruments, horses and vehicles, dogs, cats, birds, typewriters, etc., find ready market here WAN! AD SUPREMACY HERALD WANTS LEAD! For 7 days in January The Herald printed . . .619 Wants The Chronicle print :d ... 320 Wants Herald’s lead 299 Wants Herald Wants get results, 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 138 Wants Lost Sunday's Chronicle carried 99 Wants. Sunday Herald's lead 39 Wants. READ AND USE HERALD WANT ADS WANT AD. SUB-STATIONS King's Pharmacy, 1286 Broad Street. Hubbard Sc Davenport’s Pharmacy. Corner 15th Street and May Avenue. O. B. Clicit, 1605 Mc- Donald St. ’Phone 2155. A n timber r>f replies to Want Ads. ere In the Want Ad Postofflcr. It Is the rule of the office to keep these letters n few day* and if not culled for, to destroy. There are n number of answers ad dressed to the following; Office 4, C. S. R. 7, H. L. K 1, Fou pie 1, Flat 1, W. J, A It. (’. 1,(1. 1. 1. Now 7, S. (' r, WANTED HELP Female WANTED A I.ADV WHO UNDER stands bookkeeping to take charge of a simple sei of Intake, and to clerk In store Applj In own handwriting, riving experience and recommenda tion to I’. It care Augusta Herald. jittr WANTED SITUATION Male. A UK 1.1 Alll.K MAN WITH FAMILY desires n position of any kind at once. Best .of references furnished. Address 73, care Herald. Mr. II H. Wood. JlOxx WANTED HMPIXVYMENT FOH A man. carpenter by trade, blit busi ness being dull will taka any honest work. Apply lots Montgomery Itulld tng or phone No. 7811. Jl2xx A COUIUED MAN WANTS WORK as porter or butler or driver; has lisd seven years of experience, can bring reference. Apply It tiaiit, 1-4 11th St Jl-xx WHITE MEAT OtTTTKR WANTS work In or out town. Can give ref erenco. Addi t ss r'utter, 1165 ltroatl street. Jl'tC WANTED SITUATION Female WANTED: A I.AI>Y HKSIKIIS A I'O afttlon an houftuk<H.'|»cr or companion, has had some experience. Apply i'of» i Montgomery Building or phone No. 786. jl2xx HorSEOIKIL A COLORED WOMAN destrwi a position as houftogtrl; can furnish reference Apply Mnruy Ann Conley, 1330 Sooth Houndary street ! O'Keefe Alley. jll’xx A COLORED WOMAN I>KSIRKR \ position an cook, nurse or houscfflrl Can furnish referenci*. Apply Mary Jones, 820 Hopkins street. jl3xx WANTED- Miscellaneous WANTED TO BUY HIDES. FURS. wool, beeswax, tallow, Ac. Write for prices. Crawford A Co.. 608-610 Reynolds ntret- oet2«-3mox WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP IRON Write for prices. Crawford A i'o.. 608-610 Reynolds street. 024 Imoi A MEDIUM SIZE!> SECOND-HAND safe, also set of double buggy har boss. Jacob rhlnliy. J4lf WANTED AT ONCE SEi'OND HAND roll lop desk. must he cheap C. A It care llorald. Jllp WANTED Rooms. WANTED THREE LIGHT AIRY room*. Hultaldo for light hou®o k< ejnnic In tßuburb® neetlon. Summer- Vlllo preferred. Addr« »s I>. R. \V . car* Herald Jltp FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages, Etc. IK YOU DON'T ltl'Y TOUR horses and mules from us, we both lose money. I.urge supply on hand. Augusta Stock Yard Co. n*tf LARGEST SUPPLY OK jUYRSKS and mules In thin section. We can aavr you money Come to see us Augusta Stock Yard Co. n«tf FOR SALE: FINE CHESTNUT mare; good opportunity to rtne animal very t.asotvable Carrlgnn A Mahoney, Summerville, 'phono 6546. J6tf ■ FOR SALE-Real Estate 6 ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT 40*165 feet; bearing peach orchard on place on Chafee Hill. Apply to Mrs. C. K. McCord, 852 Chafee avenue. Phone 2305. Jl2c I HOUSE AND LOT. 1003 CHAFEE , avenue, htujse contains six rooms, desirable iteration. Apply to S B j Vaughn at post office. Jl2c FOR RENT- Real Estate 1246 Greene St., 5 room* and bath $16.00 628>4 Kills St . 7 room*, bn: it and electric light* 22.50 1428 May Ave„ 5 room* and bath 15.00 1400 Block Broad St., new 4- rootn tenement house, bath, electric light*, per side per month 15.00 1021 Jackson St., 5 rooms and hath 15 00 1030 Jack son St, 7 rooms .... 15.00 1462 May Ave., 5 rooms 12.00 1402 Estes St , store and resi dence ' 15.00 1024 Fenwick, 3 rooms 8.00 1107 Miller St., 3 rooms 7 00 1347 Estes 81., 3 rooms 8.50 1002 Fifteenth St., store and residence- 16.65 The Heard place on Mllledgevlllo Road, about 20 acres of land, per month ■ 12 50 No finer location for truck farm tn Richmond Countv. A, W. MICKY & CO , Phone No. 451. 219 7th St. * J9tf foil RENT: Htx-ROOM HOUSE with bath and bdlet 1426 Mny Ave, Opposite Allen Park, on ear line, for linlnnci of year to October Mrst j George A Itallle. JE?P FOR SALE Miscellaneous 'WRAPPING PAPER: OLD NEWS i papers for wrapping purpose. Ap j ply at Herald Office. MEAT MARKET K<>R*HAI.K CHEAP. good location. Want tn sell at on. t 'mm and sec, at 1165 Droad street. Jls WOOD: FOR SALE 600 CORDS pine wood, ear or train lots. Phone 153 Nellwood Lumber Co. Augusta, Oa. FOR SALE; HE WILL LIKE YOl If you give him a box of Muckaleo Clcnrs Thai's why your neighbor smiles he smoke* them —your turn next, Muckalee cigar Is the best. 5 cent* smoke and Is sold at 104 places In Augusta. L. A. Dorr, phone 1184, controls Its sai 0 iu Georgia and Caro llnas. ts A NEW ERIE MOTORCYCLE, 2H H. P : 2 gear and a free engine. ! never been used any; will sell at a I discount; reason for selling can’t ride It, come and see It or address me at Wrens, Oa. W. A. Fleming. Jl2c FOR SALE; A BRACE OF elm : dogs $75 ()0. One Babcock buggy and harness in fine condition $90.00 Also second-hand Tuxedo lo good con dition, Address J. J., care 11 era Id, Jl3p "MOTOR CAR AT A BARGAIN: We have for sale one 1909 slx ey Under, six passenger Touring Car which was taken in trade for a 1910 ear This car has been repainted and thoroughly overhauled at the factory. Address Commercial Department, 15. H Thomas Motor Co., Buffalo, N. Y.” J2c FOR SALE: EGOS FROM MY BLUE Ribbon Barred P Rock at $2.00 per 15, and 5 fine cockerels for sale. W. K. Wall, Vauclusn, S. C. dlOtf FOR RENT Rooms TH11Kl: CONNWCTINO U O O M S with Ml Modern convenience®, for n ut. Apply Cor. Kolloek and Jonos street®. dlßtf ITH NISHKT> ROOM H FOR LIGHT lioußi‘k*‘i pln»c between Spring Grove and Jackson Avenue, on oar lino. North Augnttu Mrs. Alice Kelsey. Jllp roil KENT FLAT OF BKVKN rooms, centrally located; newly pa pored and painted; electric light* nm! bath: will rent at reduced rent until October. Apply J U. White, Agent, Lnlon Rank Hutldlng. Jllo THRKK CONNECTING ROOMS with all modern conveniences for rent. Apply 444 Walker street. Jllp W W'TKV RV A PARTY WITHOUT children, part of a house, or two or three room®, unfurnished, centrally located; references exchanged. Ad dress, location, care Herald Jllo Business Opportunity THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE been waiting for Is here. Our great v learance sale, preparatory to stock taking Trunks, valises, suit case®, gent's pocket hooks, ladles' hand bags, u discount 25 per cent for spot cash will he given you. Augusta Trunk Factory. xsl llroad wrong side street M M. Cleckley, Prop. ts Palmist MADAM MAY. CLAIRVOYANT, palmist, who has made a life study of the work, can help you no matter what your troubles may be. One dol lar readings, 50c for few day® only. 1 913 Broad street Phone 2524. JITc The Hatter HATS OF ALL KINUS RKNOYATKO and made new We guarantee sat tsfaotlon m every particular. lb ing us a trial order, and if you are not j pleased it will cost you nothing La -1 dies' and gents’ garments dry yleaned ! and dyed. Culberth's, 315 Mclntosh j street. tl>c Lost and Found I LOST, TERRIER: A FEMALE FOX trrrlrr. White, with light brown ! Hpots. Named Ennie. Liberal re j ward if returned to J How-11 Brun son, 1010 Broad street. Jllc JvOST OR STRAYED: BROWN spotted and speckled setter dog. Re ward If finder or keeper will Inform D B. Dowling, No. 44S Greene St Slip DOST: BETWEEN KOI.I.OCK street and St. Pauls church, enam eled brooch, small diamond In center. Reward If returned to Mis* Knight. I 415 Kolloek street. Jl2p FOUND MULE—TAKEN UP JAN f.th, one dark bay horse mule; own er can recover sum.- by paying ex penses. Apply John Williams, 1121 Sharp St. Jllp LOST: SMALL LADIES’ COLD watch. Initials E* A. M.-U. S. H-; fob attached—on Sunday, between Green* and Broad on Kolloek. Finder return Ito Herald office and receive reward. Jl2p LOST, MONDAY NIGHT: A LADIES’ double case gold watch and fob. Re ward If returned to Hulsr’s Laundry. Slip Gent’s Pocketbooks WE LARRY THE LARGEST. BEST and cheapest line of gent’s pocket hooks, 1)11! and coin folds, strap hooks, railroad pass cases, collection books, Are. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 llroad -wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ti Canary Birds. BEAUTIFUL CANARIES, GENUINE "Hart/ Mountain” birds. Imported direct from Germany. Every bird guaranteed exquisite singer. Prices lowest In city. Also pretty line of gilt and painted cages. Prices guar ; nt- ed 25 per cent lower than else where. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad street wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ti Money Saved YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY HAV- Ing your roof repaired at once. De lay means ruin. All orders given per- Konal and prompt attention Phone 493. Phillip L. Mack, 913 Ellis St. J26xx Sucre’s Watch Hospital. BRING YOUR BROKEN WATCHES clocks and Jewelry to be repaired by an expert to John H. Sacre, No. f>62 Broad street. Old gold bought for cash. Charges reasonable. Jl6c Automobile NEW 30 — 40 H. T*. STANDARD make, 5 passenger touring ear; taken In trade; worth $3,000; $1,600 cash. Address Tourist, Herald Of flee. jl l p Fine Piano Tuning DELAY MEANS RUIN. HAVE your piano tuned, regulated or re paired by a man who thoroughly "un derstands Ills business." R. J. Wat son. 305, 310 Harlßon Building. ’Phono 1717 or 504. All work strictly first class. Ladies, Ladies OUR REPUTATION IS NOW Es tablished on Ladles’ Hand Bags Purses, for we sell them like “hot rakes." Have ordered, reordered again and again, and Ht lll they come. New Shipment Jual received from the North. Wo deal In leather and are therefore Judges of real leather bags. Prices guaranteed lowest in eltv. Give us o rail. Augusta Trunk Factory, 851 llroad wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ts We Continue THIS WEEK WE CONTINUE OUR s.ilo on our twenty five rent brush and comb sots. A few more left, t'omo and get one before they are all gone. Think of It, a brush (and a good one, too) and a comb for twenty live rents. Augusta Trunk Factory, Ssl Broad—wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ts Riding Habits CUSTOM SUITS. DRESSES. AL (orations and repair work. Located at room 212 Montgomery Bldg., Au gusta. Mabel Macdonald, of Boston, Mass Jl9c Lawyer’s Brief Cases WE CARRY A NIUE LINE OF lawyer’s brief cases, made In a most substantial manner to with stand hard wear, though constant use. See them. Augusta Trunk Factory, S6l Broad wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ts Fall Boating FREIGHT HAULED BY FALL BOAT on upper Savannah river between Augusta, Oa., and Modoc, S. C. J. A. Alberson A- Sons, 1722 Broad St. Phone 491. Jl7p Canary Cages. WE CARRY A LARGE IJNE OF pretty gilt and painted canary bird cages. Rath tubs, extra cups, cage books and chains, nests, nesting. &c. Also best canary seed. Prices guar anteed lowest tn city. Augusta Trunk Factory. ssl Broad wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ts MISS FUNK'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Harison Building. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, Bookkeeping Practical systems, thorough training. Day session and evening session Phone 427 De mand for our students greater than Itho supply. f4c THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. WANTED—Legs GOOD PRICES PA T D FOR OAK. hickory and elm logs, delivered at our plsnt, Acpusta, Ga. McKenzie Manufacturing Cc. 012tf Typewriters VISIBLE WRITERS WITH TABU lators. Free trial or rented allow ing rent, to apply. Your opportunity to get a modem machine. Illustrated catalog on request. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO., 400 7 Leonard Building. f9c Fine Shoes. IF YOU WANT TO HAVE YOUR shoes repaired, have it done at the right place, and the man who guar antees satisfaction. A trial is all I ask. AH work sent for and delivered. Walter F. Crouch, 217 Washington bt. ’Phone 697. Jl2c PLENTY OF FRESH OYSTERS. SAVANNAHS AND NORFOLKS, Spanish Mackerel and Trout. Cold weather don't stop our boys. Let us have your order. O. D. Florence, 466 Broad St. Phone 1067. Pure Drugs IF YOU WANT YOUR PRESCRIP tions filled promptly and with the purest, of drugs .bring them to Hank inson's Pharmacy, or phone 1270, and we will send for and deliver on short notice. HANKINSON PHARMACY, Successor to Vldetto Drug Co. 619 st.li St. f4c Fresh Meats YOU CAN FIND CHOICE MEATS, fine sausages and dressed poultry at, Lovell Meat Market, 976 Broad St. Phone No. 536. Jl2o Windsor Soring Water 'RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered TO cents. Phone 112. Ladies and Gents DON'T HAVE YOUR SHOES HALF soled, but let me put new bottoms on them. It only costs 25 cents per pair more and there will be no nails to hurt your feet and they won’t let In dampness or dust. Shoes called for a delivered when wanted. Phone 323. 23G Campbell St. Alex Rae. Rubber heels furnished and put on, 35 cents per pair. f6e Money Saved BY HAVING YOUR SHOES RK paired at Aiex Rae, for the soles wear more than as long again as any. We also put on rubber heels, 35 cents per pair. Phone 323. 236 Campbell St. f6c PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUSUSTA, GA. Pansy and Daisy Plants FOR SALE. LARGE PANSY AND daisy plants, 25 cents for two dozen. Pape’s white and double Roman Nar cissus blooms, with asparagus, for 50 cents a dozen. Phone 781, 1 ring. W. K. Nelson. Jllp Typewriters ALL MAKES BOUGHT, SOLD, Ex changed, rented, and repaired by ex perts. The Royal Standard Visible Typewriter, $65,00. You can pay more but cannot buy more. All rib bons fifty cents. Augusta Typewriter Exchange Leonard Bldg. F7c Ladies’ Hand Bags ANOTHER SHIPMENT FROM NEW York, of Ladies' Hand Bags, most stylisli and elegant, In sill sizes and leathers. See our alligator Hand Bags; prettiest and cheapest you ever saw. Call and see them. Au gusta Trunk Factory. 851 Broad— wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ts Walking Ticket PREPARATORY TO STOCK TAK inu, we have Riven every article In our store Its "Walking Ticket." All holiday goods, (wo have a few’ beau tiful ones still), must go. No rea sonable offer refused on any article. A ukusta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad— wrong side street. M. M. Cleckley, Prop. ts Country Hams FRESH COUNTRY HAMS AND pure leaf lard. Parlor Market, 101 S Broad street. ’Phone No. 500. JtTc Corn Hams FRESH CORNED HAMS JUST RE cetved. California dried peaches 10c per pound. W. R. Jones A- Co, 1162 Broad street. 'Phone 1160. Jt7c CARDINAL SATQLLI BURIED TUESDAY ROME. —Attended by all the car dinals and officials of the Vatican, the funeral of hte kite Cardinal Satolli. former papal delegate to the United States, was held Tuesday. The ser vices were in the Church of St. John In Lateran where formerly only the funerals of po|ies and French kings were conducted. Many Americans at j tended, includig the Princess &'*- I pifliosi, formerly Miss Reid, of New MISS M. Oil STRUM AUTO Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. O’Dowd Run Over By Machine Owned By George A. Mosher, of Troy, N. Y. Coming into the city from the home of her father in Summerville to the residence of her uncle, Mr. J. L O’Dowd, 1341 Broad street, Miss Marie O’Dowd, the fifteen year old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. O'Dowd, had just alighted from Summerville car, No. 48, on the corner of McKinne and Broad streets, where she was painfully hurt by being run over by an automobile, owned and driven by Mr. George A. Mosher, of Troy, New' York, a winter resident of Auguste, who Is renting a cottage from Mr Fred Lackman. The accident happened at about 4:30 o’clock. Miss O’Dowd was alighting from an incoming Summerville car behind which the Mosher machine had Peer running. As the car slowed up Mr. Mosher turned out, but a negro in a wagon and a boy on a bicycle coming in the opposite direction forced him to put on brakes and get around in the other direction to avoid a collision. It was, fortunately just as the machine was comijig to a stop that it struck Miss O’Dowd, who fell backward. She is positive the front wheel passed over her, but aside from a bruise on the back of her head and one on the chest there is no evidence that she was more than brushed by the wheel. The machine's occupants state they felt no jar and do not think the wheel ran over the young lady. The ma chine stopped before the rear wheel reached her. She was immediately re moved to the nearby residence of Dr. J- B. Morgan, where she was given medical attention and later carried to the home of her uncle Mr. J. L. O’Dowd, 1341 Broad street. Drs. Morgan and W. A. Mulherin, were the attending physicians. A formal charge of reckless driving was made against Mr. Mosher who was taken to the barracks by Officer Quarles and was after released on a thousand dollar bond furnished by Mr. Fred Lackman for appearance before the recorder Jan. 15. This morning Miss O’Dowd is rest ing easily. Attending physicians state that it will be twenty-four hours, at least, before it can be defi nitely whether or not she is internally Injured, but at present no unfavorable symptoms have developed. hiiuuTll grow ram Threaten Death to Anti- Vardaman Men Unless They Vote For Vardanian For Senator. JACKSON, Miss.—Letters have been received by anti-Vardaman men in the legislature, threatening death unless they vote for Vardanian for senator. More substantial gains for Varda nian in the senatorial contest when the democratic caucus convenes Tues day night are predicted by his follow ers. The gain of four votes Monday night has greatly encouraged the Vardanian following, and they declare nothing can now prevent his nomina tion when the deadlock is broken. It is not expected, however, that the nomination will take place Tuesday night. The supporters of Alexander, Percy, Byrd, Kyle, Anderson and Crttz are holding together, and as sert that the Vardanian gain last night was fully expected, attributing it to belated supporters of the former governor who reached the city during the day. % Opposing candidates are plainly dis appointed, however, when the rumor ed dissension in the Vardaman ranks failed to assert Itself In the balloting. Unless the Vardanian contingents succeed in framing up a stampede Tuesday night it is the general be lief that the deadlock will continue until the close of the week, when an effort will be made to consolidate the opposition or allow the contest to go into the legislature proper fr set tiemen in open ballot, dropping the hindmost candidate on each succeed ing vote. KENNESAW BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS KENNESAW, Ga.—The Kennesaw bank has closed for business, and Cashier W. P. Whitaker is absent. The shortage Is not yet known. An auditor will examine the books Wed nesday. JOHN SHAMOTULSKY DEAD. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn John Snmomlsky. prominently identified with the brewery Interests, and cap tain of southern industry, died this morning, aged about 52 years. j Orleans, and Mrs. A. L. Ashman, of | New York. Monsignor Kennedy, the ; rector of the American College, was | present asd with him was the college | choir. Cardinal Vannutelli pro -1 uouuct-d the absolution. I SPECIAL NOTICES Make Your City Tax Returns. THE OFFICE OF CITY ASSESSOR will be opened Ist day of January to receive tax returns, and remain open during month of January. All persons liable for ,city taxes are re quired to make returns. GEORGE F. LAMBACK, d3ltf City Assessor. AUGUSTA CHAPTER N. 2. R. A. M. A CALLED CONVOCATION OF Augusta Chapter No. 2, R. A. M., will be held in the Chapter Room, Masonic Hall. Tuesday night, the 11th inst., at 8 o’clock. The Mark Master's Degree will be conferred and a full attendance is urged. F. G. MERTINS, H. P. H. A. BRAHE, Secty Jllc LEGAIi NOTICE Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said County, there will be sold at public outcry, on the Ist Tuesday in February, 1910, at the Court house at Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, between the usual hours of sale, the following real estate, to-wit: AH that lot with the improvements thereon, situate, lying and being in the County of Richmond, State of Georgia, designated as Number One Starnes street, on a plat of land made by D. V. Reeves and recorded in Book, 4 K's, Folio 133, having a front of forty feet on Starnes street, and ex tending back one hundred and sixty feet to an alley; bounded North by Starnes street; East by an alley; and West by Grandtean. The legal title to the foregoing lot rests in Mary E. Fell, for the purpose of securing an indebtedness, the equity represented by a bond for ti tle, belonging to the estate of Ella F. Newton, late of said County, de ceased. At the foregoing sale, the entire interest in the land will be sola and out of the purchase money, the outstanding indebtedness will be paid ] and the holder of the security deed will join with the administrator in a; deed of conveyance. Terms cash. BRYAN CUMMING, Administrator of the Estate of Elia F. Newton. I join in the foregoing' advertise ment and will execute deed as there in set out* MARY E. FELL. Jan 4-11-18-,2Sc STATE OF GEORGIA— RICHMOND COUNTY. J. H. Chiles vs. Nettie T. Chiles. No. 1 January Term, 1910, Superior Court, R. Co., Ga.—Process. Libel for Divorce. 'To the defendant, Nettle T. Chiles is hereby required, in person or by attorney, to be and appear at the Su perior Court next, to be liolden in and for the County aforesaid, on the third Monday in January, 1910, then and there to answer the plaintiff in Libel for Divorce, etc. As in default of j such appearance, said Court will pro- I ceed thereon, as to justice may ap pertain. Witness the Honorable Henry C. Hammond, Judge of said Court, this 12th day of November, 1909. GEO. B. POURNELLE, Deputy Clerk. D4-11-J4-11C Annual Meeting Citizens Bank. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of this bank will be held at twelve o’clock on Tuesday, January eighteenth, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensu ing year. M. C. DOWLING. Cashier. JG-8-11-14-17C ’ ' i PRES. C. C. TEGETKOFF TO COME TO AUGUSTA In a letter received from President regrethoff of the Augusta Railway and Electric by General Manager League it is learned that the head of tlie local railway company will Yiot come to Au gusta Saturday as was expected. The letter from Mr. Tegethoff states that he will be in Augusta on Wednes day and will spend a month at the Hampton Terrace in North Augusta While in the city it is probable that President Tegethoff will hold a confer ence with Mr. League and plans will made for the erection of the new ter minal station of the Aiken line. The local architects have presented their plans and as soon as one of the plans have been accepted the call for bids for the erection of the building will be isued to local contractors. The building when completed will be the best electric railway terminal In the south and v.€ll cost in the neigh borhood of $20,000. If it's anything in the Photograph Line we can please you. STILLE STUDIO, 842 Broad Street Strongman's Stand. Strong’s Laxative Cold Cure Cures or no pay. Price 25 cents. PARR’S PHARMACY, 502 Broad (cor. Center, Phone 369. N. B.—Prescriptions sent for and deliver ed to any part of the citv; no extra charge. ts For Loose Leaf Ledger Transfer, Indexes and Special Ruling J. M. WOLFE, The Printer, 218 Seventh Street. Phone 528. PEOPLE OFTEN ASK US WHAT MAKES OUR BUSI NESS GROW SO RAPIDLY AND HOW WE HAVE MAN AGED TO RETAIN OUR CUS TOMERS FOR YEARS, AS FRIENDS. HERE’S THE ANSWER. First: By putting into our work the result of thirty years experience and careful study. Second: By selling only the best material bearing the maker's name and guarantee, and lastly, by being contented with a fair profit on every sale and treating all customers alike. If this looks right to you, why not get in touch with us. THE HENRY HUTT CO. PLUMBING and HEATING. 611 Broad Street. Phones 472-1668. Chartier and Bliss The One Shorthand; The Other Bookkeeping. Means a Happy and Prosperous New Year to you. Try them. Daily sessions Beginning Today. Augusta Business College sth Floor Harison Bldg. DO YOU WANT THE MOST DE PENDABLE AND EASIEST RIDING MOTORCYCLE? If so, you want the “Yale.” Let us give you one of the new 1910 catalogues. It’s Free for the ask ing. Remember we are specialists in the matter of motorcycles—nothing but motorcycles. H. G. Rheney, Agf. 911 BROAD ST. Fish and Oysters We are receiving some extra fine stock daily. You are assured fresh goods when you order from us. STAR GROCERY, Phone 1349. File PEAS! PEAS!! PEAS!! I am in the market for al kinds of Peas. Carloat quantities or less. FRED A. SALE 213 Union Savings Bank Building Augusta. Ga. jh Stretch your lcee according to jot coverlet.—Danish. w