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SATURDAY 4 THE AUGUSTA HERALD f«l» 1 * »**• «• * * *«• t$ r »»**»♦ HHE’MMRHi »*> **** •* • * *• * ■MSm *«•* *«#*•»*» H'OiH A«MM* a *> - - nsaiAt o ****** w «k» M •» ■ |L«i*i** - #*» *• M. || MBM »*• **•#_ - •asfirt* MOt ‘ j i inu mi. hwmt i> |. «!»•«• A* »•*** •*■* *£■**# 41 «*• »"**•• «*•«• —- "c 44 »*• o**-" 1 ! i nwr- 4 * «*• **»•*« 1 In «, TT ,-*# tXKp 4* •*• **•*•* **• ««ni rum a*— 1 ***** fa*** nit***** «•* T** "T’* I *.” Mi *** f ,'km Nr i*k*#tt , *« **• ** ,t w **“ Herald Prize Letters From American Summer Resorts. . TM Herald mu "« «’ u **” ' , reew* .{ P<«**e »“* «»* «,fiw* fMn ir Anril «M •sw*" H***’ *?*, a imm 4# plttme, inil ifiP *■* M <«l t»« rloawl thw •** •»■ (>•» •« »* *abr*Ht»4 to o ‘*re nl !«•»>• n*Al r«mfn ■ ■Hire* for '*>. ovrerdlng of ■Un TN* real urrMur, w •** •• »h» iw» '** ■Tuir*. mo*t *re«mp*WT *•>*» letter •**< I* lo* psldlro-.lon. for the pwtpo** “< identifies sHma _ .. . , . . CMtmuii ■•«•« r<-»«N. n**ir |NHn I* 4 nmo***** •*■*<•» *V CratNiioii* c»n writ* •« many Mirra ». Use* «»»* for Ih* prtw but «»« ennl**!««»< wtn only «#* of ihr prwro „ . . Th* Herald wools »*•. etrel«h< Ip gorelpy MtMK •*»<? prises «r«n hr awarded for fhr heat ntnPf InterreUng *rol m »l readable letters of Hummer Re sort N»wa. Contest Closes Oct. I. FOR THE BERT LETTER K* •• FOR THE ID BKHT LETTER.... I» R FOR THE ID BUT LETTER ... ».«• A SPLENDID ATLAS. Th* Herald has secured a few cnptea of tho magnifkedt War Alla* laaued by Hand, McNally * Co. the great mop maker*. Till Atlas la a map of live worm, aod M yoo want to keep poated on Cuba. Horto Rko and the I'blllpfrtncs you ought to hove It. The regular price of this Atlas, whkh l» printed in five colors, con tains maps ot Cube. West Indie*, Hawaii. Europe. A*lo, Africa, txpaln, I’hllipplnes, North America, South America, the World. Dceanka. Chino, Portugal and harbor chart* of Max ana. Santiago, San Jnan. Maianraa. Clen fuegos. Manila, Cardenaa and Santa Clara Raya, la s* To Herald readers go cant*. This Atlas is Mxaj inches and con tains 18 pages. You are sure of get ting your money’s worth when you get the HEKALD’S STANDARD ATLAS. Cotton and ’possums ure almost rips. Jim Corbett and Vesuvius are still to eruptiou. Jobuny will soon come marching home iu droves. Wilkes county’s tux retornea show a decrease of >B,OOO. The blind tiger Is being beaten with many stripes tn Columbus. It will soon he time for Owi. Lee to keep his engagement with Bianco. Senator Lindsay says that Imperial ism means free trade. Thew give us imperialism. - t‘ Atlanta seeß the probability of a new depot. But bow long, O how long, will Augusta wait? The Tennessee Republicans have put out a ticket, just to see. they pay. whether they will be counted out again. The Macon Telegraph nominates Hon. Henry Q. Turner as a member of the peace commission. He la one of the wisest, ablest men In the South and no better selection could be made by the President. 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UH. «*d »•»*► I 'b’a fatly <«a and a half PIHMmm saora i thaa tha wph rhlW* isf toviatbla. ,« NaiaaMthar I. 11*1. Tha rrap I* a 4 I rat»<’ng rsght y with sAapuai* rata ••d haaf and prnaataaa tp ha aprttar j , h4O U | f,,rnwr yapr. with tha nny lop ot i*M;*T. a» that tha Augna* j mov«m*ni will ha larpa. aad that of Htpiplrr aporpona " Thp lad*ad grtNßiaaa to he a retord- I breaking rear WIT gtPUMTT TORT ECTStt Ron that tha war h ovar. at) (fes vaasata la tha aary will h»»a to ha dorkad and orrrhaulad. Tha aanoirnre laeat i» mad* that dry dock* No* 1 aad 3 at Maw York will R oaad for tha ) rrulaarm. but that M-ek No I. wklrfc la j (be only on* large enough for a battle ' »htp. will not be ready unlit September 1. Throughout all the schedule no men tion whatever it mods of the magnlfl <eut dry-dock at Port Royal—the finest In this country and one of tha finest in th* world. Why this discriminationT Tbeaueal leuee of the Port Royal dock la not a matter of speculation. It has been triad i find bsa measured up lo all reqnlr*- meats. We ■** no good reason, there fore. why the big battleships should not be brought thrre for their over hauling. Every facility th#t could pos sibly be required Is at hand or easily procurable. Th* Beaufort Post saya; "It Is art fully explained that we nr* too far from men and suppltes. Wbat non sense? We have a force of good handa at the station now, and more can read ily be obtained from Charleston. 8a- , vnnnah and Augusta In a very few hours, and, ns to supplies, unless the base Is the moon, they ean be obtain ed rapidly, and. besides that, there are enough on hand for Immediate de mands. The fart of the matter Is, if the dock were any where els# in the South, the sectlonallstlc would find fault. They seem lo desire to spend as little as possible South, but to give the North the bull’s share. We hope we are mistaken tn this, and that the Port Uoyol dry-dock will yet be fully recog nised, appreciated and mode use of as It should be. Our representatives will doubtless look into this." It is Indeed s matter for Investiga tion. The whole South takes a pride in the Port Royal dry dock and will not willingly see It neglected. A MEW PAKK. The time is passing rapidly and soon the new waterworks will be completed. It will then be Incumbent on the city to make some disposition of the old settling basin. Unless those gentlemen who are In terested In having the site converted Into a park fer the benftt of the resi dents of that section of the city take active steps at an early date to bring tho matter properly before council, the i -wi-t ■ agt gp tp fiofiPOM Yk» am [ smii k* apt wp MMt mm* tsstamp *Mo I wm| Rp *'»■**«## figowsa w*v* ft* p* [ gam* * «t HP msa-as—w ***> * wmrnpm 9* % 999$ tn #*#*!*• Ummm mi Mbit : guff* >••• rnmm mrnm M rnmm mmmumm i mm 9m*m ■ I t*m t imm umm m pmttmm'p liimmmi mi Mm* mmirnmU rnmmm Imwi mmmmmmmUi 1 *9m mmmm> mt mmmmrn m m immi mmtm *mm Pm 9mmimmuf tfcrt mmUm m*i Mt* " mNI | MfpMMHMi Urn mmuim aiml 9m j | stmmm m §mm*4**** «•# Ilf <»irfwr» At ; liMMM t ||««fim UH t|,r |l> w tMwrf Ml.f Ml ! T9mm fijMrn pi mm** in mmr% i • mm 1 ******* T9m Ki**4Y imi Mill fNM It* is Hebrew papp a»4 tko rewire* as bmp will k* as BogaosMP aa tore w» b i osgfiTlrh i ~t Tka rnrgsr agpia «**a4 wtl! Aa g pruporttnaatel* tflhftotgg laptaaaa Tba lb area tt» wilt taka tke plo*a a( tfea Daaaaa paartt aaA tka gia ftn will pptA fa Up p (pia Tka mfi^* (natiafi will r*A»*oi tkai tatantaiwl bnHt fraas tka afi'agi wbtrk two repaA mfrnm II area otaae tba ogpta <4 AtanwA 1 twada IP appear an-"* it will atwo asara gtww apaa tka trea at tba be w ogga at grew! aaA eat! aad a AaaataataA wortA wf» oabar down areorAiggty We I rtprei great tk*acs tragi tka afipP eara. A newspaper amwl at on areldent l»s tke pgrtfir read, to a train aa which ! vira PreslAaai Daniel logcsi was i traveling, says that when h# saw that ; bia ear waa going to be spasked ba ! walked Hito oaotker car ’ IPP always did kav* th* repMtattao at be log tom* ahat aaaPbla. and ft my bo referred from this that be la sot kankerlug to roraiftb ika a*wapwp*re with a premo tara obltoary-." remrho tha Coiussbla Register. Tb* Memphis Setmltsr says: “tJa«t. Rruosby. ot Ororgis. flag otfirer to Ad- J miral Dawey. rslead tba Star* aod Stripe* over Manila. With R heeler. Schley. Hobeott, Bine and Brumby to 1 represent her in th* Ust of war heroes, the South may be fairly rogtenl. eras though no Southern regiment <ouid gat to the from." The Herald acknowledge*, with great appreciation, courtesies extended by the Mamn Carnival Association, which will celebrate the diamond Jnbllee of the city in October. It will b* an event In the history of the South and all this part of the country wilt ba there. Jim Tillman * regiment appears to be j the pet of the brigade. Augusts . Herald. Not appears to be: 1t Is. We are not judging from what the pa pers say. but from what we saw In the camp* at Chicamauga. Newberry Observer. The tribute paid to the memory of Judge 3. C. Williams by Maj. M. New man. of Sandersvllle, before the Geor gia Agricultural Society was beautiful and touching, and has received warm appreciation. A poet has Just issued a volume con taining nn effusion to the effect that “It is good to he alive.’’ And after reading the poems wo are inclined to think that he is lucky to be liv ing. The Georgians composing the Im mune regiments sent to Cuba will give a good account of themselves an- make everybody else do the same thing. St. Louis wholesale merchants are j overwhelmed with business and this promises to be the most prosperous year they have ever seen. The Kansas farmer who has started I a chain letter to help out poor Joe ; Leiter had better save his money and buy seed wheat. Laurens county made a great fruit crop, ts making an abundance of corn, and will no doubt raise a large hog crop. ■ re, What does The Americus Times-Re- | corder mean by going into mourning for the dead liquor traffic in that city? The Albany Herald Is preparing for S its special Hay Day number. _ j TBE -A -CTOT7RT.A ETKU A T-D MM WflM Abb tbtrcbtbw* JZ Tz .rxfajr%t£* Pre, n fl aa taw •«•**• hn h a. fw«M m 9tm9*mrn* t (W » mfprn** m •«*** * • iii of tutu* tiiimmi tMMM * **ptm*i mm m«m in* <m* ********** U*m* - . gnrm rr-f 71 fiff-| *k * *** ♦♦Nil ••• f< «MVf mmmu+i *• • wmm rnmmmm *m *4 Urn pmm* »** 9* f «p#t u <G*m* A 99mf 99m*9*m m*9* i***"* i******* iMKy Ira *|i iM a *i* ri fl«Ml Wk •ptttwvvw •k 'l *™ ' ™ w m ww* 4m 4. 9**mm9mf 99m*9m*. 94* •* *m*m mm wmt**** mw* »• * * *4* »b 4 mm49m* 9km* * mm toML •t-HpMMHi ** '•** t *•< MMMiiMr mmmm***- mm Or*m*m mmm* **r* * _ i*# i»w t* *m t9m rIMHMNI 'Wrt* 9m f.*#* mnh ta fh* A*ta»**aa« • • '** . IX*Vile t**H»P*»a l*•*!»** TB* o f«aa*Bt is Pret im*****i ta»v * fNag-a vntawleore ktcni IfiYWTlOfil. I Pteju.* rerAs BV* bb*A Ib b : - « ,w* 41*1. lb* BU«B**ar ™ 1 . iLTiina ta* hour*. wfM th* "* ' . .w. q««»B for I*. ' tm< b-res placed Ib Ih* tßßtre j * (!*.**»« h»* d#*t*"*M B collßr ' bull«B*f which la *Mf*t itha B ■•»»* 41.* *k*re k, ok ikiftittfl ImB! nmm iwm „ l ~ .... ret.k ||| # #trunk to Ml# tm •f| iVftld W»»f» »«•" p "*" IV*ulna M fraai the battna. ! rut bruobre are beta* m*d* la Oar mm*9 with a spring h*Bdl* .ItaebeA la ib>- twrh. wbtrk *h» opew.4 »at rerare In fit th# brush re tha top at th* hat ee •a I* b* *l«*va at h*ad. A ire mrdlrtne raWoet hoa wmhat • pnrhal* fn* the r*c*«.iioß <*f battl**. with 41*1* tn lß4lcat* the nambrr of Ih* ' battl* to he u*ed p**t. aad an *l*rn« rloch to imßeate (he hc-ur. drawer* ba re* |reol4-4 for powder aad «**!»■- lamp chimney* *ad glob** *re ocißg ! m*de in England of soft glare wire I wound »n a mandrel or p*Uer« lo nnv (desired shape, with vert tent strengthen ing rih* and spare* l-iwren the wire# , to admit air. lire wire# being either 1 plain or In mt**d color*. A newly drelaned lire e*c*p* I* form >,l of a c*rrt*a» running on * track around th* cornice of th* budding, to tarry an vndlere chain, estending to * roller mounted tn n frame on th* pave mens *o allow the i hnln to revolv* a* th* person grasp* th* link* to <ie grend. a brake lever being attached lo the roller «o control the *p*ed. THE FICKLE LOVEK. "Abide With mei Abide? Abide!" The sen-beach called to the ebbing tide; Hut the tide—an arrant, faithless knave. Stole away Into ripple and wave. Stole away and laughed and we free, Host tn the lovelier league* «>f •**— With never » thought for the barren attend. With never a moan for the lonely land. “Abide with me! Abide! Abide!” The mid-sea called to the rising ltd*: But the tide—alas, that It turned so soon!— Wandered away with the magnet moon, Drew from out of the bed of the deep Ere the winds ami wave* awoke from sleep— Crept again to the barren strand, Kissed and caressed the lonely land— With never a thought for the middle sea, With never a moan for the slighted sea. t And what, think you., that this false tide swore. To sea and land, and to wave and shore? "Thlnlt well ere you fix the blame too soon, •Twas all the fault of that magnet moon!" —EDWTN D. LAMBRIGHT, in The Bookman. INTERESTING ITEMS. The basin of the St. Lawrence river covers 630.000 square miles, of which 460,000 are In Canada. To remove flower pot stains from win dow ledges rub the stains with a little fine wood ashes and afterwards rinse with clear water. Earthenware sleepers, the invention of a Japanese, were recently experi mented with to a considerable degree of success at Shlmbasi Station. The Lakes Superior, Huron, Erie, On tario and Michigan have an aggregate : urea of 94,000 square miles, which Is j larger than the area vJ. Great Britain, i The oldest nniversltrtj in the world Is K 1 Ayhar. at Cairo. |T Is the greatest Mohammedan university, having clear records dating hack nearly 1,000 years. A hemlock tree recently cut down In Appleton. Me., showed 360 grains, and ! this was taken as an irtUieation that tho tree was nearly four £Fhturies old. THIS IS IT 99*4* 99 f r«i IHM mm* tmmm •*" POR EARLY FALL ■ i Hi ALL SHADES $3.00 Just Arrived. DORRS I Tailoring. Hats, turnishmfv mb Bath Tub Enamel WUt rnftkt yMir Hath Tub lilt new mn4 mi tj| Urilw cot*. &•« Get the Bet»t. Don't tfilf Hitt font Tff miptkHH SH«d where you ftff e«n9i<Wf)t us netting low bt»( (iru«». We boy •*»*! ttll puvt drug* only. Waxed Ftoora. The best mad* and l>rt»h tor polUSing caa be bad of us. Sure Cold Cure. Oor “Cold I’ll is” nerer faM Cs«d sod known here tor /Mrs. If you wear a Truss it Is to your interest to a** tia before gcttlrg a new one. AleianierDniMCii. •m BROAD BT. DON’T RUN THE RISK of Using Bad Language, But Go To Simmons’ Bicycle Shop 711 BROAD STREET, And Get Your Work Done Well. Kor the next 60 days Bicycles Enameled for $2.00— High Grade Work. Lowest prices In town on Repairing, becond nand Bicycle* bought and sold on easy payments. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 7 Fer Cl SSOOOOO 7 Per Cl FOREIGN CAPITALISTS WILL LOAN HALF A MILLION DOLLARS on realty in Augusta. Ga. Terms 1 per Cent. For further informatiun see their attorney at law, P. J. Sullivan, Es., or Mr. P. G. Burum. YOU CAN HAVE MORE RICHES BY PRACTICING LESS FALSE ECONOMY. THE BEST WAY TO ECONOMIZE IS TO SELL MORE GOODS AT LESS COST. A GOOD AD WILL HELP YOU TO DO IT. Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. 9. just received at Herald Office. If the wind does whistle occasional ly, it doesn't tackle popular airs. | \ UNCLE SAM’S i NAVY Portfolio No. 9 can b« *•- curod at Th« Htrald office for lOconts and a Naval Coupon cut out of Tha Herald. NUMBER NIKE CONTAINS mo**» utmeu noon PICTURES OF >:p,i„ hriuy |*ro?*rert#-1 Cntatr &** OtlMMk || o§||(if |*t|f If Ml. rmp*4* R«f PtipMcit. lim t ,f isti ti UMtAArtA »h * in# ptHffini *t \hm Atv*f MMI Xm*y *( Um lYrtiufl htdifNk. | iteimm* »l Cmmp Utm. Urr Hip of CiflM »o 4 m+my o:bn 1 gtm4 lhln*«k i “ —— 0 9 This coupon, when ac companied with tO cents, I entitles the holder to one copy ot Uncle Sam s Navy 1 Portfolio, at The Hekai d office, Augusta, Ga. Mail orders must include 2-cent stamp for postage. 9 9 ! Back number* of this Handsome **- I rles can still be obtained *4 Th* Her ! aid office. jA | KEEP COOL by using on* of our odorless Refriger ator*— tt» Dewey Just annihilates hot weather. Klondike, Gurney and Eclipse are oil good: everyone guaranteed; wa ter coolers, cedar chests; ice cream freezers. See oor line of bedroom suits, $25. Baby Carriages for $6. We will make terms and prices to suit you. Fleming & Bowles 804 Broad Street. d Polar Ite forts Mactary FOR SALE Foiops, Tails, Pipes, k, Cheap LuM Iron Works NEXT TIME YOU HAVF A HEADA (. 1 1 DSE Land’s Headache Capsules Hade Only By HOWARD & WILLETT DRUG CO. AUCUST 30 mmmmmf ttß mmmm gim Sna QID t hiss Ck for tha carta tn cwta and israwtYttv# of au forma of China and Milana. I oar lieu tarty rocommond to pgniili i,vina in a malarial dlatrtct to (aha a doaa night and momlnc until froaL arid It will !«••*> off Chitta and Favar. Prlco 90 cant* and • I botttaa. g#« that tha cut of an al* U«ator la on avary bolt la and don't taka anythin# ai*a ctatmlny to ba |u«t a* tood. Sold by aJ> Druygiata* LI. Gardellt. Druggist. •u bt*v>ai> bf. r ■*<(*'!* **d M*bwtreharea For Sale! Tho f UTlil fftfarlf •tn ho M 44 'JiiTII: AT I*o# fx.fi,. s. tattoo Uium kmiwmm 99m urn «m m nt**4 <**» v%#f**o4 lx » fli loot It IftrlMt, fVMlat kc's «iy fhtoMfH «• mim mmm* 99* m mm ****** -m 14 foot t imtlmrs. rwmmimm Nirl t# Qrr—< IS4 fowl au« ermT»o4 if J. Trooii % tjfin jk On. M'io €S*' uii I Tff flrnofl off'got, tNMt* istntnr too torso oforoo ttHl (It* #ofU* tro n-grrn m<l 99 foot • Iftthf, fM> nd»j| IhiHl fTt fool TJ * ignMitattii m f*mr of thiw 99m. m* Rryoo«4o otroot. «« foot I imh— frentafo riMOifif Im»A %u*mt4* Bru*4 * vivo acoerol Ho* Into shoot 10* foot frnnt arvt HO foot 4**P Ik tho ViftsgS of tMimmorvtli#. froitlnf *m strict. s portloo of tMt Moors ar«p»ftf. Um*f »«ymnnt# will ho flos «»fi oil tho sbt%« tSsocrlMa Apply to Georgia Railroad Bank. auausiA. PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, 209 7th St- Augusta. oa. B!Vfs FRfE tn TESTS fa* all defects at tight, grinds th* proper #>■■»*« BOd WAJt- RAMTn them- Lenses >*t into your firm* while you nil. FREE OF CHARGE, Ladles Not In It. 40c Fine Bummer Undershirts. 20c. 40c Fine Summer Drawers, 20c. SI.OO Fine Dress Shirt*, *oc. „ 50c. Fine Scarfs, Ise. ' 25c. Suspenders, now 10c. <' 10c. Club Ties. sc. Our large line of Fall Woolens has arrived and our summer goods have got to go at sac-rlflee prices. Call early and get a good selection. F. O. Mer tlns. Tailor, opposite Planters Hotel, Augusta, Go. Paine, Murphy & Co. ION MISSION MERCHANTS. 803 Reynolds (Sfew.jr I-rivste Leased Wires Lilect to New York Chicago »ud New Orleans. Orders executed over our wire* for Cotton, Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Pro. visions fur cash or on margins. Local securities bought *nd »old. Reference* I —National Exchange Bank of Augu»t* ' or Mercantile Agencie*. lOIKJjfp In any sums desired from SSOO upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years time, or on 10 years time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and recoid fees. No in getting the money. Alexander Uoliison Agents Scottish Ameritap Mortgage Company, 705 Broad St