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Urn Mile*' march If still a triumph-
R 1 proreaslon.
The time to art la tha latrrwt of (ht
at* park la now.
Tht tolil brick will hava to yield to
tha sold breaker.
Chairman dußl*non nays we are to
have an active campaign.
la Augusta Imitating Cologne-' lhe
fclty of a hundred amelia."
The new camp at Llthia Springe ha*
keen named Camp Hohaon.
The Issue appear* to be between a
Philippine policy and a want of It.
Quitman his received her first bale
Of new cotlon. which sold for 5%
cents a pound.
A race riot in the heart of New York
tiaa kept the police busy and put the
people to thinking.
Alger'e rebuke to Rooacvelt merely
displayed Ihe same apteen which hne
marked too many of his orders.
It is definitely announced that the
First Georgia will not be Included In
the present I'orto ftlcan expedition.
It Is now certain that Gen. Lee will
be sent lo occupy Western Cuba—prin
cipally In the neighborhood of Havana.
The Richmond county exhibits at the
State Horticultural convention. w**re
unusually ocellcnt and attracted great
attention.
What a queer measure the war tax
is! It has been decided that stamps
need not be fixed to the nomination pa
pers of candidates.
Sam Jones la said to have a colored
rival out Itv Oklahoma who calls hira
pelf "Slnkiller” Griffin. He roasts his
pace until the bldo petit. _ a __.
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•hip and from awry army tort* whet*
tbt American flag floated they natu
rally aubarribrd for ibr paper that gave
them what (bey wanted, and they
found Ihla In The Herald. The ller
ald'a «rat new* ha* been a gndeood to
the thousands who wanttrd the new*
when it happened,
Vndur three rtrrumatanrrf the Im
mrme growth In The Hrrald'a circu
lation ha* been a simple and natural
ona It hae tieen a tribute to ita ex
cellence aa a newspaper. It ha» shown
that people appreciate enterprise and
will aubacrlbe to the paper that fur
ntahea them with the bhst service. Ear
the next alx months or a year the
keenest Interest will be felt by the peo
ple of the United States in all the
happenings In Cuba. Porto Rico, Ha
waii and the Philippines points
where American soldier* and American
ships will be on watch to guard the In
terests won In the preamt war. There
are many dalleate questions still to be
settled and determined upon before an
absolute guarantee of peace, final and
secure, is attained.
During the progress of all these ne
gotiations, and In the final disposition
of all questions raised by the war. The
Herald will still be the first to prim
the news, and the completes! news.
SAVANNAH’S NEW PAPER.
The announcement Is made that Ed
itor Pleasant A. Stovall Is to have
competition lu tbo afternoon field in
Savannah.
The Evening Journal la the name of
the new paper. The paid In capital
stock will lie ten thousand dollars. With
dje privilege of increasing it to one
hundred thousand dollars. The gene
ral manager of the new paper ts Mr.
C. W. Edwards, publisher of The Dally
Journal, at Wilmington. Del. Mr, Jno.
0. Overby, who Is now connected with
one of the Washington. D. C., dallies,
will be the managing editor. -Mr.
Overby was a member of the civil ser
vice commission dm in* the. administra
tion of President Cleveland and is a
man of national reputation. The ad
vertising department will be in charge
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tim to the fever *o pvcvalew la aad
about ibr towa. he aMnaged. as soon
aa be was able, to art aal! from dibooey
oa Jwly SO
Etor flee day* he wan on the trans
port and five dap* In port In Tampa
before being allowed to land, leaving
for Louisville Hunday night, he reached
there Wednesday, and hi* physician
state* that rest and complete relax
ation from literary work for the pres
ent will soon reeiore him to hi* wonted
health.
THI SALUMIOOI SOUTH.
The reflection upon the comfort and
sanitation of the south made by Secre
tary Alger In ordering troops from the
south to northern encampment* haa
roused thw resentroent of this entire
section, and It la being shown by pa
per* In every state of the union that
no part of our common country affords
more aalubrioua resorts than ran be
found in our own cool and inviting
mountains.
Senator Bacon “slated to the sec re
tary with great emphasis that surh ac
tion was uncalled for. and that the ‘
trouble at Ohicamauga was not due to
the unhealthlneas of the climate at all.
but to the action of the"officers of the
army In herding men together where
they could not have the proper sanitary
facilities. He called the action con
templated by the secretary unwarrant
ed, and declared that if the troops
were properly placed in the south, It
would be found that the health condi
tions are just as good as in New, Eng
land, or any other part of the coun
try.” *
Apropos of the subject, The Winns
boro News and Herald says: “What
Senator Bacon has said is true, and ev
ery one living in the south or any
northerner who has spent any part of
his life in this section knows the truth
of Senator Bacon’s statements. That
some places in the south are unhealthy
during the summer months Is a fact,
and we have not the slightest doubt
i that the same thing is true of places in
the north. If Secretary Alger is de
termined to tako the troops to the
north upon the ground that the health
conditions in the south are so bad,
it will result in untold injury to this
section." L.Sa.U. i.
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ha* created aomethlag wf a aeaeatioa
ta holding that wot only must teiw
grata* be etamped wheat Ihd, hot aw
otber stamp BAiatd befvrw they art de
livered.
The ITinc* of Walea I* havlag a hard
Maw>. H« hadn't rwmered from bln
broken kneecap before hi* domestic re
test* wna broke* and It tna't certain
that either ran be repaired.
Lieut M C, Butler. Jr.. V. 8 ».. ba*
bean promoted to major and Inapector
of ordinance on hi* father'* ataff. Ilia
datia* arc contaul to Gee. Butler'* di
vision.
The enthusiesm with which Tom
Reed’s nomination was made (and re
ceived) rather discredit* the apochry
pbal report* of his Intended retirement.
Genial Mike O’Byrae acted as chair- ;
man of the convention la the Klnat ten- 1
atonal district. He always presides j
with dignity and grace.
Congressman Livingston thinks that
Spain should be made to bear the en
tire coat of the war without the small
est discount for cash.
POINT'D PARAOKAPHS
The bicyclist get* there with both
pedals.
It's a mean man that isn’t a hero
in the eyes of nia dog.
Necessity is the foster parent of ,
come queer conceptions.
A poker-playing doctor expects l
overy time he is called.
Some men seem to have reduced
blundering to a science.
Angle-food Is the proper diet for
those who dwell In ydr-castles.
Professional jealousy pl«y» havoc
with many professed friendships. *
The board of strategy is the. kind
you get at some boarding houses.
The man vho hesitates Is lost, but
ihe woman who hoßliatos is won.
The quiet action of the little wasp
1s responsible for many loud words.
Prom an Ind'an's standpoint It’s
America for everybody but (he Am
ericans.
An old bachelor with plenty of
money can obtain a situation as ideal
husbaud.
In union there Is strength, but the
unknown husband of o prominent
woman doesn't believe it is equally
distributed.
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in s way Hint shows people love
snd appreciate the bes' obtain
able in the ffeewtpsper fleltj.
“If you Read it Once
You will always Read it”
HERAtiD POIZE
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place Tb*r* #«* aua; yotata at later
: «*t wear by. Owe raw get a Wauttte*
rig or survey, draw* by etroa*
with careful driver*, who are araaatat*
rd «|tb the beautltol drive* that wtad ,
aroacd atoaatala aidaa uatU th* #*»-
wait la reached, where tb* view ia ca-
I rkaatiaa The drive to Caaaer * Mead
<**a be made la tbre hour* Thl* #le- |
vated rid* oa aaouatalw tap*, by the
double rail* of Coaaatto. acroa* Cedar
pomtaia aad over rushing atieam*.
| wher* th* water (nr* *lldlag off the
side* or pouring over eooac projecting
rock ie charming The view from (be
Roek (that bear* a reaembUwce to the
feature* of tb* great C*«*ar) ta very
flue, a bird a-cye view of two (tata*.
Isx.kin* Olaa* Ealla I* aaothrr very
beaatlful place, within two hour*' ride,
fording Davidson river twenty Hme*
aad Looking Glaaa ereck *ix time*.
Thl* river la the moat hrwutifwl stream
tn thl* section, wide but not very deep
at these fording place*. The water I*
clear, rushing *wlftly over a rock bot
tom.
Glen Cannon Falla are picturesque,
but the much climbing over dangerous
cliff* and slippery reek* l» something
fearful.
The drive* winding around the
French Broad river with the mountain*
leaning over the road, their surface
covered with ferns, pink and white Ivy,
and rhododondens. blormlng along the
way. I* more enjoyable to the timid.
Many wealthy Northern men have
home* lo thie section, with novel and ,
enchanting surrounding*.
Balsam mountain is twelve mile* :
away, where you can hear the scream
of the wild panther and catch a
glimpse of an occasional bear, aa they
disappear among the Ivy and balsam
The tourist will brave this danger to
procure balsam leaves enough to make
a pillow, on which he can Inhale
health and at the same time dream of j
sights seen on summer days In the ,
Bln" Ridge mountains.
Horsrhark riding is much Indulged
in. It Is an every day Bight, eight or
ten couples passing on the way to some
mountain top.
Tramps through thcae wooded hills
Is another privilege. Armed with
lunch and a cup. away we go to spend
the morning walking until tired: then
-resting by some cool spring; return In
lime for dinner and prepared for an af
ternoon nap. M
SUCCESS.
Win, and the folks are with yon;
I* sc, and th.?y call you snide.
For it’s been men’s way
Since Adam’s day
To flock with the winning side.
—Chicago News.
Robbed the Grave.
A startling Incident of which Mr.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as folows:
‘ I was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyas sunk
en, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite—gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortunate
ly a friend advised trying 'Electric
Bitters,’ and to my great joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
Improvement. I continued their use for
three weeks and am now a well man.
I know they saved my life and robbed
the grave of another victim.” No one
should fail to try them. Only 50 cts per
bot. at Howard & Willet's drug store.
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J ADGChTA. GEOSOIA. *
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TO EEJSTT.
From October Ist, IKW. the premise*
at present occupled.by the Irlsh-Amer-
Ican Dime Savings Bank at *l7 Broad
street. Centrally located and well adap
ted for most any kind of business.
Apply to P. M. Mulherln, Secretary
and Treasurer, *l7 Broad St.
PORTNER’S /
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NEXT TIME YOU HAVE
A HEADACHE
—USE
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Made Only By
HOWARD & WILLETT DRUG CO.
Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port
folio No. 9, just received
at Herald Office.
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Georgia Railroad Bank.
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PROF. P. M. WHITMAN,
209 7lh St.. Augusta, Ga.
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FREE OF CNARtiE,
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SPAIN 18 DKFKATED.
Again have the boys who wear tha
blue whipped the Spaniards and plant
ied the Stars sod Stripes on foreign
! soil, and again has F. O. Mcrtlns de
feated high price*. Look at this:
25c. Neckties 10c.
(Sc. and II Shlrta Me
50c. Suspender* Kc.
*1 00 Trousers 16.00
A full lice of celluloid collar* and
cuffs Juat received. I’’. U. Merlin*. *24
Broadway.
Paine, Murphy & Co.
tOMMIfcBION MERC'HAfiTH.
803 Reynolds st=Teleptoneis^.n j
} nu.lt Leased Wires Lttect to Few York
Chicago and New Orlaana-
Order* executed over our wire* for
Cotton, Stock*. Bonds. Grain and Pro.
vision* for ccsah or on margin*. Local
I securities bought *nd *old. Reference#
-National Exchange Bank of Augusta,
, or Mercantile Agenda*.
lOHEY TO IM
In any sums desired from
SSOO upwards, in straight
3 and 5 years time, or on
lO years time, payable in
equal annual instalments.
Lowest rates of interest.
No expense to borrower
! except the usual attorney
i and record fees. No delay
I in getting the money.
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Agents Scottish Ameritan
Mortgage Company,
705 Broad St