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INTEREST
IN AIIANTA.
There are many thing* that have
combined to make Atlanta famous In
the history of Georgia, in the South
unit throughout the fulled State*.
There Ib nothing that has *o much
nided In Atlanta'* unbuild.«g a* the
great pride and Intereat that every cit
izen takes in bis native city. Atlanta
ie noted for the civic Intereat of itß In
habitants. i
We hear it on all sides both on this
and on the other side of the water. It
is always Atlanta with every man, wo
man and child that Uvea In Atlanta.
It Is thin Bplrit that makes Atlanta
what it is,
Charles A. Collier has made Atlanta
a good mayor and the present agita
tion in that city I* not meant so much
as a protest against hla administration
os It Is a keen and lively feeling that
the municipal government of the city
is spending too much of the people's
money.
A numerously signed petition has
been circulated In Atlanta calling for a
meeting of the cltisens. It is a good,
old-fashioned cracker way that Atlanta
lias of getting together on important
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Apt fr min* what la to b* dona with •*#
various po*».»>lnlna
Whew Cnnarva* meet* th# question of
the war lave# will route up (hr dtaen*
' alow, a* atan th* question of rwgnlat
i log proper tariff dntlr# lietwam the
I foiled State# our aew puaaamtoaa and
j lb# outride world.
Free trader* see in the roloolal pot.
ley that tbl* country la entering upon
the gradual breaking down a? .be old
pro*retire tarlS and an em of free
trade. If thla I* #o the people of the
South ran well afford to pay the new
war tairn. for the Mouth will feel Iheae
taxea lea* heavily than dir ha* felt the
burden of n high protective tariff,
from which ahe receive* no benefit*
! and for which her army of consumer*
| paid dearly In tribute to the Eastern
manufacturer.
Peace brings about ber problems
none the lea# than war. The South
should sc* to It that the rights of her
people are looked after In the settle
ment ami adjustment of these prob
lems.
DOM AUGUSTA
WANT A NEW
PUBLIC PARK!
What is to become of the present ha
sin when the new waterworks are In
opera) it n?
Borne of our cittsens think that the
city ought to have a public park.
There are many reasons why « public
park at the place now occupied by the
basin would be a proper undertaking
on the part of the city. It Is In a
section of the city that Is thickly pop
ulated, and one In which the popula-
I tlon Is rapidly growing. It Is In the
factory district and so near to all the
factories that those employed therein
or their famtlltcs could easily reach
the park. It would be a breathing spot
for many thousands daring the heated
spell. There Is no doubt hut that a
public park on the site of the present
waterworks basin would he a great
boon to many thousands of laboring
men and women, after the duties of
the day. It would be a hygeniee and
healthful contribution of the city and
on the present council's part to the
Uvea of many of our fellow cltisens.
Augusta has really no park worthy
of the name and worthy of the city.
Savannah has a Forsythe Park, Atlan
ta has a number of parks, and while
Augusta has many resorts outside the
city proper, yet she should have one
right In the heart of the city.
There Is no belter place for a public
park than on the site of the present
basin of the old waterworks.
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j ventatlvea. Mr. Idttl* waa no* of th#
abtrid meatier# at th# Haw. and hi*
• tartkia a* *p#ak#r will be a deaerved
j tribal* to bia ability.
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pkana#.
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j 'Tw mwt and taryi Olya me th*
harp. ’
The eld man, trembling, cried.
They laughed and wondered and grew
allll.
Tn »ee one an aghaal
Ntnliing th* chord*, but all hia aklll
Came bark to him at lari.
And In, a* *e*rrhing-*weet a* mu*k
The word# were and the tune.
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of midnight and of muon:
Of heaven and hell, of lime# and llde#;
Of wlnlry wind* that blow,
Of *pring that haunt* the world and
hide*
Her flower* »mung the *n»w;
Of summer, rurillng trreen and glad,
With bloaaom* purified fair;
Of autumn'* wine-*t*med mouth, and
*ad.
Wan rye* and golden hair;
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Of Love, of Love, the wild sweet went
Of Aower*. fnd word*, and live*.
And loyal Nature'* urgent hent.
Whereby the world *urvlvc«.
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Of magic Love that opea the port*
Of *rri*e and aoul, that **lth
The motyillghf* meaning, and extort*
The fealty of death.
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He sang of peace and work that bless
The simple and the sage;
He sang of hope and happiness.
He *«ng the Golden Age.
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And the shamed listener* knew the
spell.
That still enchants the years.
When'the world's commonplares fell.
In music on their ear*.
—John Davidson. "Ballads of a Poet
Born.”
A Hint to Advertisers
“Why ts a merchant who does not ad
vertise like a man In a rowboat?" ask
ed the student. 1
"Keeps going backward!” guessed his
friend.
"No. he's trying to get along without
sales,” said the student.
Why Our Shots Went Straight
"You don't mean to toll me you ran
he Interested In baseball while the war
Is gidn on?"
"Why, of eourse. It was in playing
baseball that the Americans learned
how to send a ball so straight.”
Indianapolis Journal.
As Far as He Could Go*
“Here’s a Joke about on oil well,”
said the Casual Caller to the Snake
Editor.
"My dear sir,” replied the lalter."nev
er make fun of petroleum! You may
moke light of It, however!"—Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
~ The Steady Sixth.
"Say. is that a military funeral creep
ing down the street?”
"Military funeral? I guess not. That’s
the sixth Massachusetts on the double
1 Quick."—Cleveland Plain Healer.
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POINTED PAEAORAf**
The man who la wedded to art ahould
have n model wife.
Money often win* the Mrat battle, but
seldom the aerond.
Some girl* change color be name the
Aral boi I* unsatisfactory.
Usually, the more * man la wrapped
up In himself the nobler he la
It’* » wise philosopher that know*
when there Is a brick under (he ha:
Poor 1* the minister who*e voice AH*
the church ami empties the pew*.
A woman’* W* of strategy Is to
spend a dime In an effort to save a
nickel. t
All geniuses nra more or less eccen
tric. A few have even beau known to
pay their debt*.
Eve hurt her fault*, but she never
went though Adam’s pockets while he
wo* asleep.
lojve blinds some men. and It makes
othrt-s too nenr-slghted for military
service. . , „
A rluitniess wheel renders trouser
guard* unnecessary, but Us different
with n chatnlese dog. sJ ,
When a man Is continually talking
about his troubles, his neighbors never
trouble very much about hie talk.
The Intense love of an old toper for
liquor goes to prove that familiarity
doesn’t always breed absolute con
tempt
Many a man who doesn’t know
enough to go in when It rains, knows
enough to raise (ho best umbrella be
can gel bis bonds on. —Chicago News.
Reassured.
She Would you love me Just the
same If I hadn’t a cent?
Ho (absently)—l would love you more.
I nbhor this new-mown hay perfume.—
Daily News.
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209 7tfc St., August!, Gi.
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4flr Fine Summer t’nderihlrt*. tOc.
40, Fine Summ.r Drawer., 20c. „
|1 00 Fine Dre#* Shirt., 00c.
50c. Fine Scarf*. 2S<’■
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Our Mr*, line of Fall Woolen, ha*
arrived and our aumme/ good* have
sot to go at aacrinc* price*. Call early
•uul tit * food .election. F. Q. Mer
tin., Tailor, opposite Planter* Hotel,
Augusta, O*.
Paine, Murphy & Co.
COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
! 803 Reynolds St—Teleplioneisk&.tr
I rival* T***e*! V» ire* r.Uect to New York
Chicago and New Orle.ua.
Order* ekecuted over our wire, for
Cotton. Stock*, Bond*. Grain .nd Pro.
virions for rash or on margin.. Local
securities bought and aold. Reference.
-National Ekchange Bank of Auguata.
or Mercantile Agenctee.
HOP
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
and record fees. No delay
in getting the money.
AlexanderUohnson
Agenls Scottish American
Mortgage Company,
705 Broad St