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HERALD’S STADARD ATLAS.
Brave Hobson will not run—not
even for office.
Who has bean nominated governor of
South Carolina?
Schley shook 6,000 hand* 00 Wall
street. In fact, the palm Is his when
ever he goes.
The body of Columbus now belongs
to America —a discovery which Spain
makes with chagrin.
“Sagaata has been turned down.” the
dispatches say. And he was about the
last leaf in the book.
Tficy do say that Alger is planning
•o take his seat in the Senate, but he
may find a tack in It.
Whoever would have expected the
Czar of ail the Hussias to begin quot
ing, “Let us have peace?’’
The White Squodron Is to be paint
ed black—probably as a delica.e me
morial of the dead navy cf Spain.
Maryel.en Lease, who hails from
Kansas, but does very little reigning.
Is not sure that Spain has been fairly
treated. She should throw Alphonso a
kiss. It would overthrow the dynasty.
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a‘piece of wood and a make? Here
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i He did. and had the slaters buna at
: the stake.
Buck Is the history of the watermel
on, nod while we are defrauded of ibe
glory of having Invented it. we Mill
claim the distinction of having mad*
many Improvements on the original
and of furnishing them to the world
today, the most kiaeioua fruit that ever
grew a rind or aver tempted a nim
mer boarder trofh prunes to para
gorlc.
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HULL.
T..e endless chain clanks on. One
series treads upon another’s heels, so
fast they follow. One of them got
loose up tn Babylon, N. Y., and the
young woman who started It waa
thrown into hystorta and nervous pros
tration before she could stop It. It
was like the wild cannon In “Ninety
Three.” which almost best the ship to
pieces before the gunner could halter It
again.
nut H did not warn anybody. They
art> Ml ill at It.
A Chicago woman, whom the lan
guor of the hot lake breezes mu*t have
driven to desperate measures (or di
version, wants the great American girl
to build a battleship of her very own
and give It to the government. It is
to be perfectly lovely, of course, with
a conning tower shaped, no doubt, like
a lorgnette and disappearing guns
which refuse to rise before 11 a. m.
It Is to ehoot glances that are Just
killing, and look at Itself in the water
to see if Its smokestack is on straight.
All its Harveyized platee are to be cut
on the bias, the furniture trimmed in
white and gold, with draperies of baby
blue.
O, It would he a beauty.
But there is Just one obstacle. By
the time the enterprising Chi
cago-ahead young woman has extorted
dimes and dollars from all of her
friends, her friends' frien's, and Is
well along in pillaging tlie friends of
her rriends’ friends, she will discover
what she ought to have known before
—-that the government will not accept
the gift, even though it was to have
been named the “American O.rl—and
she will have some several thousand
dollars to return to some several hun
dred thousand people at a transporta
tion cost of about twenty per cent of
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the** young man th# ftowrar of
Georgia SBaab 1 od sad a* brare as Caa- J
sar la a false tight, and why nhould
they, as they lowdin** esprewa it. he ;
required to do poIWo duty when they
enlisted to fight? It I* all wrong
Governor Atkinson's suggesiloa is that
the unlisted men of the throe regi
ment* he allowed to choose whether
they will remain or not. There la a*-
try rcasoti to believe that two-thirds
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placed In one rwglmnat and lb* other*
might b* honorably discharged. We
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soldiers who were entirely satisfied
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home.
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excellent solution of a difficult prob
lem. It Is one that would carry glad
neftg to the hearts, not only of the
hoys In camp, but to the brart-htingry :
parents and friends many of them j
right here in Augusta who have |
waited long enough for Johnny to
come marching home.
A
BUSINESS
COUNCIL.
We believe that Augusta Is about to
enter upon a period of unprecedented
progress and prosperity. A large
measure of It, even with natural con
ditions most favorable, will depend up-
on the wisdom of council. We need
business men to sit around the muni
cipal cabinet board—men who are fa
miliar wilh practical dally affairs, men
of Aperience and executive ability.
No city In the south can boast a lar
ger number of young business men
who possess such qualities. There
are many whom wo might mention and
ihetr names are synonymous with suc
cais In the business world. Those aro
•he men who should he elected to
council In December. The great dif
ficulty Is that men of that character
do not aspire to the position. They
feel that their entire time should be
devoted to their own business. In
this they are mistaken. There aro
duties of citizenship which should be
discharged, and the more able the citi
zen the more Imperative Is the duty.
The entire community has a claim up
on such men, and they should not at
tempt to evade It. There will be no
difficulty la electing such men to
council if they will only permit the use
of their mimes, and It is their patriot
ic duty to do so. We cannot afford to
jeopardize the interests of the city of
Augusta Just as the future opens so
promisingly before us by sending to
council any but the best men in Au
gusta, and we voice the sentiment of
the whole city when we call upon
such men to take up this high obliga
tion of citizeuahip. .... Cl
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WHAT OtOWHA tOITOIt SAT.
Cony era Banner.
Hutto of iha republic# popHthh: ,
”H. H. H."-Hogan. Htaca, HtlL
iKiugiae Breeze
The populist* of (Yiffse will vote for
I*utility in preftrenhe to W.lktnaon.
Lumpkin independent. .
Since Ameriru* and Sumter county
have gone dry, the nearest point* of
Infection now are Eufala. Ala., and j
Columbua.
Ameriru* Hersld.
Randolph. Newton end Sumter have
gone dry. At that rate It will not be
long before a man will hnve to take
a day off when he wants to go after a
drink.
Thomasvllle Tim«»-Enterprise.
Peiham eauliouaiy admits that arti
ficial egg* are a possibility, but he
draws the line at eggnog. Perhaui
ts evidently acquainted with the genu
ine article.
Balnbridge Searchlight.
The pops and republicans must play
to the democratic party's hand In this
senatorial district of Oeorglt. The
democrats hold a winning band, you
see.
JUST TOB TUN.
Jones—You seem U> be awfully upset
over the little trip you and your wife
are to take. I don’t 6ee what there is
about goingaway fora week that should
worry you so.”
terome —II Isn’t Just the fact *hat
i we’re going away. The trouble Is that
' whenever tny wife takes a trip that
will last over night sho insists on turn
ing it into a regular moving.
My 'Hlle mics have gone away
To etay a month or two
With grandpa’s folks, some seven miles
This side of Kalamaxoo;
I’m sorry for the poor old souls
They're feeble now, at best,
And if they aland the present whirl
They’ll need a good, long rest.
“I.” he started to say, “have always
had an Idea—”
“I know It,” she interrupted; “why
don’t you take a day oft some time and
try to scare up another one?"
Tom Platt Is seriously opposed to
the policy of injocting the war heroes
Into polities.
Max Nordau has completed a new
drama, “Dr. Kohn.” which Is to be
published in October at Berlin.
The contest for sr&id and thiifi
place among the if
the war of 1898 may be keen, but tim
first place belongs to iJ^w-fy.
Mr. Sprout ts—An heirloom, Job tv
nie, Is something that is handed down
from father to son.
Little Johnnie —HuhPThat’s a fhnoy
name for pants.—Pall Mall Gazette.
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celluloid collar. “They ain’t never tried
to blame it on the umpire.”—Gallatin
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AMONG mTMSR good THINGS,
PICTURES OF
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M o*i*or pwrttaa.
Tarpedn Pet bur-st
Havretary *f Niata
Map of Neva! DhMaaers. shrvHeg
pfiqtre— “* IV Army ar.tl Navy *f th*
t’sltaf Ntatra. .
Ftcture* of Camp Ufa. •
Navy Yartl*.
Urf# Map of Cull* and many other
pood thing*.
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are all good; everyone guaranteed; wa
ter coolers, cedar chests; Ice cream
freezers. See oar line of bedroom suits,
$25. Baby Carriages for 18. We will
make terms and prices to suit you.
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COAL and WOOD
FROM THE
North Augusta Coal & Supply Co
Quantity and Quality Guaranteed.
F- W. SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT
Bell ’l’ltofjo 2l«* titruager 3M6
she
Whitely I
Exerciser. |
A practical, simple and
efficient Home Exerciser,
one specially adapted for
ladi*9 and children, but
at the same time can be
profitably need by the
strongest athlete.
PRICES:
75c., »i.oo, fi.sa
BICYCLES CLEVE
LANDS. S4O np; VIK
INGS, »35 up; GEN
II RONS, *lB up: THOM
AS, SSO up. Call and see
them. Every one guar
anteed.
Richards & shaver
Paine, IVlurphy & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-803 Reynolds St=Telepione iSk&.S 1
Trivate Leased IV ire* Hitect to New York
Chicago and New Orleans.
Orders executed ovpr our wires for
Cotton, Stocks, Bonder Grain and Pro.
visions for cash or o* margins. Local
securities bought anil sold. References
i —National Exchange Bank of
[or Mercantile AgenrVea. _>. iua«i._
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