The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, August 10, 1898, Image 5
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Just f.dsrat ng In Aufrall* and New
Zealand. of colon lea which bar* b*"n
always »*aiilt» to any nation o>Sirr
than British taking ialaada ik*re. For
tb-jr aaaliae that a possible calamity lo
Ik* *a|ilf* niuiii compel ihrir ikma *
Inc off for their tan k My. and do not
want aa non* bunary for Ihrfr territory
to farm lav* as attack at tkrlr doora.
To aatiafy them the Fite* and New
Guinea croup* were annexed to the em
pire twenty yrara a*o, and I doubt not
that the ac >nt» general In linden cf
all tkaae colonlaa are ptittiac their ut
most prewar* on Salisbury to keep all
nations out of the Philippine*, In acme
way If we will not hare them.
Afherleana. open your ryes to Ihr fu
ture. Remember the enterprising blood
that la It* you. and *ire our younc Hob
aooa opportunity, give them a little In
dia to exploit, by way of a file to gnaw
at. They will Inundate you with prof
it. It la not impendant to Indulge them
even In glory. In the Philippines, the
ocean will pull them up, soon. China
!* on the point of breaking up. Be
cm hand and pear—to glva such force
and guidance to events a» will ensure
the common Interest* of Anglo-Saxon
dom That vast empire is visibly fall
ing under the Western guidance—guide
it, or be ruled out of tbe trade of Its
four hundred millions.
•’God grant our greatness may not fall.
Through craven fear of being great."
C. A. Stott.
Bath. S. C.
An Enthusiastic Augustan.
To the Editor of The Herald—Sir:—
Augusta Is on a boom and all her citi
zens seem to be prosperous and hap
py.
A BEAUTIFUL
ASSORTMENT OF
SIDE COMBS
IN TORTOISE SHELL.
ALSO
VARIED LINE OF
GRECIAN BANDS,
THE VERY
LATEST
FASHIONABLE
NOVELTY.
CALL EARLY
AS THEY ARE
GOING RAPIDLY.
Wm. Schweigert&Co.
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I *oa. tia a member til tie V f Aite4
State* army Hr* Moreau, poor to*
mar Aeeit* her hor a* home Home
:t»o4y ougit to help gel Mn 4i*rharge«|
; Mr*, Morgan iivm on Green* atreeet
lin m f eat Knd
Acala. orr veAther atrrle* fa »o
i gratifyf«g and ririfni We fcaow Jital
••if n to leave off m»r roata or rarry aa
Utra on. .long, jus* when lo carry
loor utnbreilM or Ire re them at home;
| lost wbra to mow our bay or plant our
[ garden serd*. Hurrah for Flshrr?
Doe* it pay to advertise? Who said
It didn't? Why. my desr sir. there *
; not a great concern in this city or any
j other city rhat ..a. not made re hy
persistent rad Judicious advertising
I have often thought of the phenom
j' »*• success of a certain furniture
house of 4 hie rlty.
What was the grret secret of their
sucres*. The answer can be summed
jup In two word* only- they advertised.
I started the first newspaper that
waa ever started In Olaacr ek county. J
hailed U The Qibson En'crprfse. When
II came to Augusta to get ad. for It the
first man I tacklod was the head of thia
] furniture house. He did not waste bis
time to wrangle over the matter with
me. hut willingly and promptly he gave
me a $6 ad to commence with. H*
never from th n first betrayed one sin
gle sign of mistruot or misgiving. He
| reemed to know what he was doing and
I to be satisfied with it.
At this time this man had Just start
ed Into business, almost we might say,
| without capital. But he seemed to
know what to do from the very be
ginning. Since that time he has scat
tered advertisements of bis business
like bread upon the waters. Today he
Ib a rlrh and prosperous man.
Does advertising pay? Witness, the
Augusta Dumber company.
f.lke the successful furniture man,
they have caught tbe spirit, and their
good sense and remarkable liberality
causes them to use tbe printer's Ink In
no stinted way. Do the public read
their ads? You would think so If you
had taken part in the contest >vhere
they offered a $lO prize for the best let
ter of critic'sm of their full page adver
tisement, which appeared In The Her
ald on Mondry. July 4tb. The letter se
curing that prize was the 157th, not
withstanding was written near the
! beginning of the contest. Some hun
i dreds of lelterg must have been writ
j ten. But how many people must have
! read It who did not attempt to write at
all.
The fact that the Augusta Dumber
company are now delivering to their
customers the third car load of their
70 cents a barrel lime is more proof
that their arts are extensively read.
Respectfully, M.
Dr. J. I. Terry, of Trimble. Tenn., in
I speaking of Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol
ic ra an-1 Dlarihoea Remedy, says; "It
| has almost become a necessity in this
j vicinity." This is the best remedy In
the world for colic, cholera morbus,
dysentery and diarrhoea, and is rer
oKnizert as a necessity wherever Its
preat worth and merit become known.
! No other remedy Is so prompt or effec
tual. or so pleasant to take. Sold by
Alexander Drug and Seed C.'o., C. It.
Parr of Beil Tower Drug Store.
Philosopher A man w-ise in h : s
own estimation, and a fool in the esti
mation of others. c>, u
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ihH -gad If hs would he could I ell
at rang* Vale, of mu* of hit cuwp a.
(Hit of tA* a<u* HilTrTftflAA rfffß iki
of Ms Ilfs waa doubtb-as tbs one of
whirl, be talk* Isa*, ih* on* hs p-f-
I jrmed ovsr n year ago. th* gru.ua hs
!!>• f. young professional nan >■* this
city and Ih* fide bring bta rirecdtbg
1/ pretty typewriter. DsapKr the rau
,;M ezetrlasd by nil partlsa emerrned
Nbe \lfn-r ran-e very n*nr Iraki u.I out
-and Ihr dramaxia personas wrvr .'igna
-1 tel no Utile I y lbs sensation wnlch
I on-lasd lo develop Ths nlfa r tags
emoethed over lit some >vey and vrry
*ew peopls aa yet knew the truth ata ul
!!*!* young couple's trip lo Greta*
Judge Schiller vatlmatsa thtt he nur
! riea on an aver»g« forty-five or fifty
cout>lea a year. Augusta furnish.ng
both bride and groom In the majo’lty
rs tb’we case*. 8o far he haa officiated
gt three this month- -that of William
Harden lo Ablgnll Hu*D on August S,
and that of Joe Redd to Cathie Craw
ford. August Ist; also Vletor’Bolus to
Cerlru Minima on the laraf date. Car
tiflentea nrc furntahed all eouole* ami
if the Judge la asked lo foget ihe oc
currence. with hi* customary urbanity
be docs ao and fall* to remember It tm
t't the pnrties recall it to hi* mind by
asking for another certflctte to replace
the one lost.
■UNBdAMS.
; The Kmperor of Oermany haa over
20ft i rosaea. star*, badges find other
Insignia, the value of which ia 1230,-
000.
| An elephant *0 yenrs of age Is to
Ik- added to the Beilin Zoological Gar
dena. It ram* frtim India, where for
many yeara It wns the public execu
i t loner,
i Former Gov. Waite, of Colorado, who
left his state to become a resident of
I Texas, has returned to Colorado, and
1 a nr. ounces that he will write a book
which he Will call: "A History of the
i War on Gambling.”
j A Bangor. Me., poodle dog goes half
a mile every morning in all weather*
«nd fetches the morning paper, brought
along to the crossroads by an electric
i ear. The noodle has the time table
, down to a dot and never rnlssja close
(-connection with the ear.
Peter Murray died at Wichita. Kas.,
at th • age of 84 years. He hud four
| wen children, sixty grand-children,
I five eons with their wives, and six
j daughters with their husbands, at
tended the funeral.
I Randolph H. Waters, an Inmate of
the Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth,
Kas., visited a cemetery at Elmwood,
Kas., and read the epitaph over a
grave which was supposed to lie his.
His sister had placed the headstone
I over the grave two years ago. Waters
ran aw-ay from home at th-* iteglnning
of the civil war, and after it was over
he went West.
An Ohio postmaster has discovered
and obtained a bonk that was pre
sented to William McKinley by his
father -forty years ago. The post
master has forwarded the volume to
tbe President. At. the time young Mc-
Kinley received the book he was a
volunteer assistant -to the man who
now returns it. and who was then post
master at Poland, O.
OASTOTIIA.
Bean the »Ilie Kind Yoti Have Always flongtit
Wh? isn't a star a sort of sky
light?
»1 Jim AtTOUSTA HKRALD.
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up and dona Hroad«ar in lbs Tender
uin distrtri dating the heated term,
instructing Ik* trklts ros ed and clean
•bar ra bar tender* In the mystsrtra >tt
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| 4 |t (Are Junlprr rtir*«U«HT Iff* MfU'
t drink prepared with a good rye nhl#
key
Ths ronromitaat Ingredient* for the
rlcksy nr*, cracked Ire. and plenty of
It half a lime, a bottle of arltssr or
vlrhy and the liquor.
Fill ths glaan. preferably a goblet of
llhln material, with Ihe Ice and then
(through a perforated bar aptmti.
eg* the half lit**- upon It. not 100
i hnatlly, but gHowlng lb* sour Juie * to
trickle over th* sold surface* to Ihe
(bottom of the glass.
Thm tn*a*ur>* out your portion of
I gin or whiskey, neeordtgg to your de-
Islrr* In ths any of a one.' or not.
laud p tur the same, ngs.n alcwly. upon
S Ih* lee. Then you are ready for the
j siphon of seltzer.
Aquiri It on with conaldertibls pres
sure and atlr vlgoroualy meanwhile
I with a long handled bar spoon.
Gaze at the resulting mixture a mo
ment or so as the glass stand* on the
; while marble In front of you—that la,
i f yau arc nn Individual with aefficb at
iself control and of aesthetic tendencies,
i snd It I* to be presumed thnt you are
•else you would not have railed for the
| rlrkcy and thn* embrace the coming
I, hydra! delight by the eonlemplation
(of the frapped glass brimming with Its
| white or rml-er «cc nr.
I Then are you ready for the drink that
i will even metamorptu-sla one fit only
for trccaon, etralagctus and apoila; a
drink that Is Inepiilug. but not Insid
ious, and One that, according to the
lights of The Herald Man, haa but one
drawback~-!t leave* a taste for -anoth
er.
This then la the delectable rleksy, as
served at the Elks and Commercial
clubs.
A Narrow Escape
Thankful words written by Mrs. Adc
K. Hart, of Groton, 8. D. "Was taken
(With a bad cold, which settled on my
lungs: cough set in and Anally termi
nated In consumption. Four doctors
(gave njc up, Buying I could live but a
(short time. I guv.- myself up to my Ba
-1 vlor, determined If I could not stay
| with my friends on earth, I would
meet my absent om-s above. My hus
j band was advised to get Dr. King's
\ New Discovery for • Consumption,
j Coughs and Colds. I gave It a trial,
took In ail eight bottles. It has cured
me. and thank God. I am saved and
now a well an dhealthy woman. Trial
bottles 1» cents at Howard * Wtllet's
drug store. Regular size 50 cents and
ft.(M). Guaranteed or price refunded.
Down East mariners are astonished
at the sudden appearance in the bed
lof the Machlas plver of an enormous
I ledge cover- d at low tide by only two
feet four Inches of water. Up to a
fortnight ago. so say all the river
pilots, the water was 11 feet deep at
low tide over this spot and no ledge
was visible.
rerief in six hours.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by "Newr
C-ent South American Kidney Cure.”
It Is a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
In bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female. Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. If you want c.ui. ;
relief and cure, this is the remedy. Sold
by L. A. Garden*, druggist, Augusta,
Ga., 612 Broad street.
20-year filled gold watches in ladles’
and gents’ sizes with Elgin or Wal
tham movement from s7.fto to $12.50.
Guarantees lflth each watch at Lewis
J. Schaul’s. pawnbroker on
Jackson street.
SCHOOLS SHOW
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ble document when completed.
CASTOR IA
For Infant* and Children.
Ths Kind You Haw Always Bought
CARTER(COTRT MAR UAL.
The War Took All Interest Away
From It.
I -pi,,. Cartel court martial sensation
was knocked higher than a kite In pub
lic Interest by the war breaking out.
The findings In the much talked of,
much written of trial, are now reposing
In a pigeon hole In Secretary Alger's
d,,,h X ..
, After the war haa simmered down,
•th- matter may be ramirreeted. The
N. w Yoik Evening Post says on Uni
subject: •
The case has been marked by many
Irregularities on its Journey through the
various bureau* through which It pas
sed. Its history is somew hat myste
rious. Since it has been In the war de
pnrtment It has not been transmitted
through the regular military channels,
which are so rigidly adhered to in all
things official On ll* review by til
judge advocate general, it should, ac
t-ordlng to army regulations, have pas
sed through the office of the major gen
'et ui commanding, as General Miles Is
I officially designated. It should have
I received his comment or at least his
endorsement of transmittal to the sec
' rotary.
The latter apparently directed that
the case proceed to his office at once,
and it was passed over Miles’ head In
Spite of the fact that that officer was in
Washington at the time. It has slum
bered in the private safe of Secretary
Alger, who evidently does not intend to
take It up or present It to the president
until after the excitement of the war.
In the meantime a vast amount of per
sonal, political and commercial in
fluence has been at work in behall of
ICapt. Carter, who is still on waiting
orders, and likely to remain there for
some time. Gossip prophesies that his
friends, among whom is Senator
"Tom” Platt, will succeed in having
the sentence of the court martial mod
ified to a mere dismissal, although it
is pretty well known In the war de
partment. that the officer's sentence,
was a much heavier one than that
Of having his name dropped the
register.
Some time ago a little bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy fell into my hands, Just at «
time when my two-year-old boy was
terribly afflicted. His bowels were be
yond control. We had tried many rem
edies, to no purpose, hut the little bot
tle of Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Rem
edy speedily cured him.—William F.
Jones, Oglesby, Ga. For sale by Alex
ander Drug & Seed Co., C. R. Parr,
of Bell Tower Drug Store.
Why isn't one head better than two —
in a family?
THREE HUNDRED
PAIRS >
of Mistdi . t‘hii«lrren‘i ftnd lire
sans a fUiOfMkff. both ai*i k «mi ChocoNkta,
Will ire «oM •! 30 irer Cftftt {tiATOl inf, From
4A crento la • 1.00 A lire rea a*» *••»*«
ah tMipirem lhAl wort from ?so* lo (1.50.
FOR BOYS—»
Wo will clcreo out 30 0*»ro of
Flrre Okfortl* At half pHca. Childrren con
w«At Summof Shore 60 rfaya lonror And
our prlcre put ffrem In roach of all.
Win. Mulherin’s Sons& Co.,
846 Hroad Street.
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Summer Suit Sale
Our Summer Goods Must
Go With the Summer.
Those who suffer from the heat wlil ap
preciate our endless assortmedt of light, com
fortable and stylish Crash, Linen and lifcht
weight Serges when they see the high quality
at the prices we are selling them at.
All Cheviots, Cassimeres and Woolens are
selling at CLEARING OUT PRICES.
I. C. Levy’s son & Co..
TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS.
AUGUSTA. .... GEORGIA
MUD
Why Drink Such Stuff
When You Can Get
HARRIS
LITHIA
WATER '
SO CHEAP
5 GALLONS ONLY SI.OO
Try Harris Lithia Ale and
Carbonated Water.
Harris Lithia Water will, if
laken regular for any reason
able time, cure any case of
Dyspepsia.
816 Broad St., Shewmakes
R. 1,. FOX, Agent for Augusta.
Special Prices to *ll Balers.
READ HERALD’S WANT ADS
AUGUST 10
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