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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1898)
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Ih# Amavtr** whom ,h ’ **|>*nlHr.l h«t# nhd the *«Mf. _ . •ll# quitted Cnba «fW< *•*”■ f | P* nUh Jter* ringing l« «• e*r* H *’ *" ,u ', return to It w »IHIW? «<**•*■' r * f Ih# Wand To l»» him over in favor of M.y olh#r man,pt'llld b# lh* tooh’’*' fnjunttee tnju»'t*» «blch nooM h# ro aent#d by lh# *morjUM> l ’#opl« »<* publtr»n. •• well M f»mo< rat. The # I. .Bough eenumeflt l#ft In tMi rout* try lo 1n.1.t lhat the demmid. "f pnoth 1 Juatlrc nh*ll bo ih*t tho man who l#fl Ouho hl«i#>l »>y «•># hl>» nln r<l« ohnll roturn lo » ■* * h « rnl.r and *o»#rnnr of lh# l«lan<!. NotMng »■ do. “Oon. WHm may bo »n oarollmt offlt or and «n adn lnlatrntor of ability. Wo havo no dooiro lo dl.narago hi. morlta Hut If ho oomblnoil tho mili tary Konltw of Saooloon with tho ala tor raft of Rlrlu-lloti m» rlalm. would not weigh a. mut h a. a hair In the Imlanoo agalnal ll* con.tder*- tloti. which demand the appointment of Oen I-ee. The demand, of Ju.ttre and the •entlment of the American l 'Of*lo will Bnt bo oatl.lled with nny propo.ltlon which doe* not Include the .election of Ftiahugt* Lee «• Governor General of Cuba." “Our cu.tomera *ay yon nnmufactiirc three of tho hc.t remedies on eartli." paid the mercantile Arm of ll.m*. Har yts Brim A McLain, of Dawson, In • ro t-ent Idler tn the Chamlx-rlabi Modl rlne Co. Thla la the unlver.al verdict. Chambcrloln'a I’aln Balm I. the fliic.t preparation In the world for rheuma tism, neuralgia, lame back, quinary, yore throat, cut*, bruise, burns, scalds, pains and swellings. A 25 cent bottle of this liniment In the house will enve n great deal of suffering. Buy It m Al exander Drug A Seed Co., C. R. Parr, of Bell Tower Drug Store. Thespians. Several members of a vaudeville the- , etrteal company that has been playing t In Atlanta passed through Augusta this morning cn the way north. The com- j party. It is learned strand 'd In Atlanta, and the actors who passed through Au- j gusta are the only ones that were In s situation to shake the dust <>C the Gate City. There were five of them. CASTOKIA. Bsan the Kind You Haw Always Bought MILITARY DIFFICULTY. Two of Captain Stephens’ Soldiers Have a Fight Two privates in Captain Stephens’ became Involved in u difficulty Satur day. which resulted In one of the men receiving a slight cut In the breast v ith « knife. The man receiving the wound was Walter S. Kurd and Ills an tagonist was named Stewart. The wound aas not serious and will only lay Ford up for a few days. Mascary's mixed paints Mr durability and finish cant be excelled. Sold at Al exander drug store. _ •«ss •*« *mm% Wrtt Pain-Killer. A ANmwmmni ***** Ml MMnMS [ |Ak «MI +»« • *m*m cStkn litttMti MMMMM wmm. ee wsvm* m ••kt iwsw 11— V MVH turn Ml* MAMtNIM II Am* A njwili AIM*. 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The rule* of Ihe »u rre roe rourt on th* anlijrfl »re! j ' The aupreme court *hall h»fi>re th# IRIh day of November In each year, prepare a eerie* of queetlnno, ronaer ullvely numtiered and roverlha 'th* tofilr* now provided by law,' upon which applicant* for adml»»loll to the liar are to be examined; and Ihe clerk of enlii court ehall cauee MHI rople* of raid queetlone to be printed. He shall exercloe the ttreateat po«*lble caie to prevent a alngle copy of these question* being left In the hand* of the printer, whom he l» hereby authorised to select, or from falling Into Ihe hands of any person whomsoever, except as herein a/ter provided." I The printer* who prepare the copy arc to lake an oath that they wilt not divulge the questions prepared 1 Kvery examination must be had In the presence of the Judge; provided that he may, white temporarily absent from the room In which the same I* ! taking place, designate a member or j members of the bar to preside until hi* return. It Is hereby made incum'ient upon the several Judge*, and upon those for the time being acting In their stead, to have all examination* con ducted In strict accord wtth both th* letter and spirit of these rules. After signing hia examination paper each applicant inuat take and subscribe before the Jud*se the following oath: !"1 do solemnly swear that 1 never saw until handed to me by the Judge | the list of questions upon which 1 have be n e:*».dnei3." j The papers are to be passed upon I by the supreme court. ■ Each paper is numbered Instead of having the owner’s name signed, the numbers responding to the owners. This will tlavor much of civil service examinations. A man in Virginia rode forty miles to Fairfax Station for the express purpose of getting Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. end took home with him a dor-en bottles of the medicine. Tire druggist, who relates the Incident, adds: "Tour remedy seems to be a general favorite wherever known.’ Its effects tire In deed wonderful In all lung and throat troubles. Procure a bottle at Alexander Drug & Peed Co., C. R. Parr, of Hell Tower Drug Store. ESTABLISHED 1 WO—Reliable Uncle Lew w ill lend you any amount of mon ey for any length of time on all hinds of personal property at a very low- rate of interest. All transactions strictly confidential. Steel-lined burglar proof safes. Under the Arlington hotel, on Jackson street. Lewis J. Schaul. 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On kef we were I permitted Us rout fa u# our Journey Oa i hi* simper tgaa a e nip!** of Irpkaoen. who had aewt th Hr barge# jnr "hauski" be Tore down the riper . tiara fk* re* hed aqe of there craft , strenc'rd In th* sha'lowg la th# m'dat !of the etream Then the steamer nu rhoied above the shallow and the rap. ItaJa. with hi* men. started Awn the river In a boot to get his • hauakl" afloat and afterward* low H down •tram When they reached Ihe erafl I Ihe men Jumped down Into the rivet | with large pule*, with which they I worked away, shouting and singing, i until they finally managed to get the craft out. Ry thl* lime darknes* had set In. and Ihe captain Informed ua , that we had to atop here over nigh!, because It was Impossible to go down the river In darknews. and In Ihe atlll night I now sit with a dim light before me. and scribble the story of the prlm- I itlve ways of traveling In (hr Eastern | Siberia. I f mentioned the "bausk." This Is an Institution which deserves a few <te ‘scrlptlve line*. The "haueii" I* at the i same time a fleeting store, with coun ter., scale* and every olber thing be longing to the paiaphcmal'a of * g iod ■on of Mercurlu*—very often It I* • floating drinking aaloon—vJd also a , freight emit stopping at the village* delivering or selling good* of every de ■erlptlon. Its construction Is original. : It* walla are of heavy tlmb«»r. put tiv gether like the log* of a peaaanfa "lx tia," These perpendicular walls rest on a flat bottom. At the middle of the craft Is the "store" fore, the rowers handle two immense oars: at the aft is the kitchen (department, etc., and on top of the slightly rounded foot the pilot has his place, together with the "wheelman' standing bealda a gigantic oar. which Is used a* a rudder. On large "bauski" there are two such oars. The "bauski are carried down the river by the stream, but sometimes the oarsmen have to work hard, not so much to In crease the speed as to make th? ciaft governable, which is often very Impor tant in the strong currents on the up turn Lena. These crafts are built now I every year, and used only for the vo>- 1 age down the river. There Is not a nail ion the whole ciaft, everything being made and fastened together with wood, i The steamers on the Lena ore said to 1 number at the t resent time about 20 They are rather shaky anil somewhat Primitive in construction, but they are comparatively comfortable. They make their tours .n the upper lama, mostly 1 10 the gold Helds of Vitim end to the city of Yakuts!; only the steamer Lena, which Baron Nordensklold brought i with him on his famous voyage around Asia, makes one or two trips each sum imer from Kakutsk to the Volar sea. I The scenery on the upper Lena is Igl and and Imposing in Its wildness. During th-maands of centuries the mag nificent river has cut Its chanue ■through the mountains, which, covered j with dark .virgin fores, of Siberian spruce, tower upon each sld,, w hue (lovely little islands, clad in IW 'verdure of spring, are mirrored in the many channels which seclude them from the steep and wild looking shores. On those islands, the natives—Buriates land Yakutes have pitched .heir tents. I while their cattle are contentedly fee:,- ; ing on the fresh and delicate grass of 1 the early spring. The contrast between 'these idyllic scefiea and the dark virgin Stretching oway for hundreds and even I thousands of miles, teeming with hears, 'elks, wolves, etc., produce a sensation, jin your mind, which you will not ex* Iperience in any other part of the world. GooD IUCK BAKING POWDER* 15 THE BEST. Hlyhflt' of Alt tn Lmv««* tag Power : ***• 'Mb is paasamj *•»♦•! be *•# j This hi all I raa aay •"»» <•***•#»««* : gn.iir in flix Morn*. nut rearing Kidney and madder Ms. rnee r*i»»»«rt •• Ibwir* by N.ri ' <H t# a flreat «* berouat as It* | ■«if ing DfofnAlfNV Mi |nlg m Madder, k'dney* and hath, la male t" female Itrlleve, retention .4 «at«V •tmiMi immediately If yen want qai. i 1 W and cere. tht. .. the remedy M 4 iby L A OnrdaHe. drngaiat, August*. jOa-. <U Broad fliwt. n«. WALLACE IMiLPH. He I* »« I'.aHsl WHh the ArtlMaey Branch n* the Army He; Ml ball. 41A.. ittljr •**—TN# r*mAtjr i haißfiitv • liflf t**vm <»* oNNOSt ■; i imiirti three mllft Miuth of Dm Vll* Ucr. on Ihe Walker brtd«e mad. The public rt*4s are beinp wufh iwpiom. ■ Mr Heary Asker, ktho ha* been alck 'eotne time *f»h rheumatism, la much j Improved. Hr W. H Baxter compllmenled a j few of hi* friend# with a barbecued dinner yesterday at his houae Sunshine itno mile* anyth of the village There was quite a large attendance of polored people, farm hands, etc., and the nc raaton was much enjoyed. I Itev. J. W. R. Jenkins and Rev R. In, Seals relurued la*t evening from i Plney drove. Whern they attended the 'rilun meeting and left thl# tm.rnlng I Hopeful, where tlyry begin a series |*f* meetings. k»v. r. n. Cautrell ppegched at Be theada today. j Hev. W I IVlph preached In Bro thersvllle M E church this evening. I There were the usual Sabbath school services in Ihe churches today. Owing |to the absence from the village of so many the attendance was below the [average. In the Baptist churrh Mr. Henry S. Jones acted as superintendent and his leeture on 'The Sin of Covet 'ousness," the subject of the day's les ! son, was very touching. He exhorted 'the young to uphold the Inheritance es morality. Intellect and Industry which came to them from their fathers an.l to shun evil companions, to seek Ood and | measure up to a high standard of use i fulness. j Mr. W. C. Turner Is visiting in the village. | Mr. Wallace Delnh will enlist In the regular army, selecting as his company ■ the heavy artillery branch of the set* vice, and will he stationed at Tybec. I CASTOR IA For Infant* and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Sjjf Signature ot L COTION TOLLS. Yoakum, Tex. Cotton is waist high. Clear Creek, Tex. Coiton looking fine. Salem. Aik. Prospect for cotton Is splendid. • Headland, Ala. Complaints are in [of too much rain. [ Yorkvilte, S, C. -- Farmers are hav ing trouble to keep down grass on ac 'count of rain. Jonesville, S. C. Late rains have | been beneficial. Hawkinsviile, Ga. There have been | splendid rains in this sectfon ; and cot ton is 'looking finely. New cotton is coming in slowly. The genera! idea is that [pHces will be maintained until cot ton, rolls in freely, when the market may feel the influ ence of increased movement. I sd MMt If ' *rtUhO*r * * ST. ILBMTEI It Hillman. Ga., OIE li |§, § “*9 *##A#'A|r N'A# AM NT I AMNM*AA ANN* *<M*w*lfptafli4 PM" ' *4 A4m% ! j »»***• 4 <#•>•> #MN fflflM ***** Ml ApMNAA. j | iOIiSS finnt U THE HEED HOUSE As HAHtFfI 1 4§tbf F*f ik* *crv*i*>pdkUr* of At jjfttttrf ff a* flliA Him H A Tnm> Aan •*»## ** E «N» NNhAm m I f ##■%*■ ae #*n| Nm» i amn*4m>ma | *M4 ANINMwW |<NI II > NAN IN AMNAj i ■ frtr-'f AM*Mflt trlfimi 4 #* VWW tfA* «*MMNW| *ANMMM MKia M A Mil ft, RaHni, Gal FOR RENT. INKN9NAfVImIf fiNINNNt'Nt NT JOHN W. DICKEY. I *n4 t tsiNiry UnNni j j ! ti.Mvr few Wntnaa discredit this I*. serttnM. but those %*w have tried a (las Kang# could riot be reduced ta adopt the oM-faahlunrd mtibd again. | Y«u see It la M eaay 4" '«!••# 'he Ga* Range. If you w*at one v-ririb* to conk more stowty than another, you : have but lu luigi the thumb screw sad you cun reduce Ihe heat to any de gree you desire. TTie same with your Irooal. If II la doing too qutrkly, you j drat't need to itpn Ihe oven door I and run the risk of chilling It. You con j regulate your rang* to i#H your meat. Tie Gas Lilt! Co. of iopsla, •22 BROAD BT. TO RENT! From Oct. Ist, handsome House of eight rooms, all modern cjmveniencies. No. 1251 Ellis Street. APPLY E. J. HICKEY 212 Bth Street. Buy Your Wife a Greene Street Home. No. 412 Greene Street is located Wt one of the most desirable sections of the city. House built of brick in a handsome and durable fashion. Eon tains eight rooms, bath, etc., all In good order. Lot 48 by 1:6 feet. If you contemplate purchasing a home It Will be to your Interest to con sider this property. John W. Dickey, 1 and 2 Library Buildinx. DON'T RUN THE RISK of Using Bad Language, But Go To Simmons’ Bicycle Shop 711 UROAD STREET, And Get Your Work Done Well. For the next 60 days Bicycles Enameled for S2.OC— High-Grade Work. Lowest prices in town on Repairing. Second mind Bicycles bought and sold on casv payments. ALL WORK GUARANTEED SA I.E OK SUBURBAN LAND BY THE ACRE The Augusta and Summerville Land Company will sell, at public sale, 70 acres of land* on the Harrisonviile Road, in blocks of iwo to seven acres, on Tuesday, August 2dd, at 5 o’clock p. m. W. C. JONES. Secretary. 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Ar | I tlpm I I:2lam Ar.Petersburg.Va.Lv i I ISpni 4:00am! Ar....Richmond....Lv 1 *:l2pm 7:4lam Ar.. Washington.. Lv 3.4*|im ( 03am 1 Ar... Baltimore....Lv 2:25pm 11:26am Ar..Philadelphia. Lv 12:09pm 2:o3pm! Ar.... New York....Lv | (:3l*am Pullman palace buffet rieepleig car* from Macon and August* to New York without change. It. A. BRAND. Hen. Aft.. 721 Broad ?t., Augusta. Oa. T. M. EMERBON. Trafflc Manager, H M EMERSON, Ocn. Paw. Agt. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY. Schedule In Effect, March 6. IS9S. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Augusta, Southern Ry.. 9:30 p.m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:H •■tn. Leave Chester, C. A N. W, Ry 7:45 a m Arrive C. 4 N. W. Ry 116 p.m. Leave Lenoir. Stage 2:00 P-m. Arrive Green Park, Stags .. .. 7:00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Rook, Stage „ 7 30 p.m. G W HARPER. C. F. HARPER. G F v ••If You Want to Wake Money. Move In the Company of Thos* Who Are ITaking Money.” SOUND ADVICE FROM A SUC* CESSFUL FATHER TO HIS SON STARTING OUT IN LIFE. 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I Isp[ 4 Oba i " Johnriooa *3»p ••»* " Trenton * tap 6 25a “ Unmttevtti* I Hasp t«» i Ar Auguri* . ~ , 4 ISpj 900 a l.v Avhevtlte.. • fflaj I fig j Lv. Mpar'anmtrg II «>« 6 Lsp 1 Lv. Ottl'Us, H.C.AG By i 3 00p J 00a Ar. Charleston | 6 «lp! H BO a ! i.v. Col'bta, Fc"kP.Ry . 'll3s•t* 47 a • ** Savannah 447 p t> UK a ; Ar. Jit' > 9 Ua •LKKVlxft €A R UK R VICE Kxrallaat dftily paaarnirr aervic© • floHdaantl N©a- York. >,o«. Si and W n liinxton and Soothw©afern Limited. Solid Vaatibulad train with dining earn and flrnt oUlmi coaehm north of fTiarlotta. Pullman drav%nn* room aleepinx earn liftv wn Tampa. Jaokoonviil©, Savannah, Washington and N>w York. _ . Pullman Sltwpinf Cars fTiaflott# fjid Kichmond. Pullman aliwplng car* b©- tween iira©ualx»ro and Norfolk julAitacofcnao* tion at Xftrfolk for OLD POt>T arriving th©r** iniiiM for br«*akf«st. Solid truin. with Parlor cars, between ' Charleston .u»d Asheville, j Nos. aft and V. 8. Fast Mail. i Pullman drawing mom buffet sleepin* carabe* ■ tween .laekAonviU© and New York and Pud i man ftleepin* «'ars between Augusta and i har ! lotto. Pullman sleeping cars between Jack sonvilltaand Columbin, *'U route daily between .Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via Asheville. FRANK SO AN NON, 4.M.CLLP, 1 Third VP. A Gen. Mgr. T. M.. Washington. . W. A. TI’KK. S. H. HARDWICK, G P A.. Washington. G. P. A.. Atlanta. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. <9oth Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24, IS9B. Pullman Sleepers between Macon an! New York. Through Pullman Sleepers between Au gusta and St. Louis. Lv Augusta ..| 7:o6am 1 3:2opm|2o:3opin Ar Atlanta ...[l2:36pm! B:2opm| 6:ooam Ar Macao ....j11:15am[.... 1 «:46um Ar Athens ....|l2:lDpm| 7:3opm| Ar Galne*vUle[*3:46pm| I Ar White Pls|*l:oopmi [ Ar Mill'gele ~10:10am[ | 4:3oam Ar Waeh'ton ..|lo:loarn| 7:lopm| Picayune train leaves Augusta dally except Sunday at 5:15 p. m„ and ar rives at Milledgeville at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta 5:16 a. m, 7:45 a. m.. 1:20 r>- m.. and 8:25 p. tn. A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. V. A. _ _ .. I
