The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, September 22, 1898, Page 4, Image 4

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4 THURSDAY THE MJGUSTi MEMID a*jy<u» - *• ■HSt'; * tt fmm ■srr«r» * • '»*• *!?»»* "“ ■ <_4*? — ■ I ,■ .to •• ' i * - * WMIPJ^ ttrti ##M I^Miitt#**#* '■‘•‘•■•J** # ||* - cut MMtt ** 44 p ' ; toHI *•*#* ** %0t *WMU »«**» »*» fc MK*AI *i %'"!■ jtrnr"~ • ■*■* tt.tm •** —“ *• '*** "*•*'* mmm 1-1 ly* 1 "»**# #*••«*. <"% K»**W~AI mw !*♦**• Ra*** •*“* I*. Qjjtwr rir tB ** **• i*** l «•••#•*. Hi Mr* f«* «*wy- d« **• •♦*••* *** ftoh, *M I Misc <"»• •>**** la be*/* *•« **• ***** • *Meed# toOd *•«>S*d» Wtd ***"T • tin) by H»MVW 1»* *• »*** Herald Prize Letters From American Summer Resorts. „ . Tb* Herald ifcw T*«f win »*« 3ttf n •*«-?«* «( 949*9 tt* 4H* e**’ lilttfr • rttt*'# CiMi B<l»nre>T Htfflfl ttl- Itta nM»»t k» m*l»»**l»*4 • »om 4# *l*4, •**«* ***• m (l K r«t f tM •• irU) Im» HHfcfCttttttl l® * *' >fn ~ !*<•« end lmp»nM *»rao»<- m«i|i* M tb* « ill 11 TM tral Mm* K| tb* Wttlef. M »*B •• th» Ml* 4* plttßt*, UMI *•«•> tetter mat Is bn |tobtmat toe fur lbs purt"<>** «f Identito* ttrei m . a CMllmlm'i **•' rralla* let tare la • rre***a«bto lengiH I'raiHtMl* eaa write aa mam latter* a* tk*» »t»h >'* ,b * prta*. but Ob* rim toe lea* win only na* «f tb* P>'*** a . . Tb* H*ral«l wain* Hva, »P rl *’"‘ fy, gossipy tallar*. **"l I h* prior* will tw awarded for th* boat, moot Interesting *"4 »'«' read*l.l* Utters of Summer IW* •ret Mows Contest Closes Oct. I. rem THK BEST LETTER °» FOR TH* ID BEST LETTER.... U to yOK THB ID BBBT UTTER ... AUGUSTA'S POPULATION IS 56,745. THERE WILL BE 6,000 COPIES OF Sunday’s Times-Herald DO YOU GET ONE? IHI PRESIDENT IS EKIHT. It Is given out that President Mc- Kinley hM decided to resist all appeals which have been mode to him to speak during the congressional campaign In Ohio and Indiana. This Is a worthy action on the part of President McKinley, who. though a party man anti a Republican, yet ap preciates enough the dignity of hie po sition as chief executive of the Ameri can people to refuse to turn hie official position Into any partisan odvontage. The American people are good par tisans for tho most part and men of all parties ntlmlre a strong, vigorous opponent who flglite fnir. But the ac tion of the President In the present cri sis 1» generous snd magnanimous. He Is President of all the peop'e. He has received the loyal support of all the people, both Democrats and Repub licans during the present war. Republicans as well as Democrats will applaud the President’s course In abstaining from partisan political ac tivity whlla in office. It Is a pity ihgt more of this spirit Is not diffused throughout the entire country and Into every rasn who holds an elective offigr and who exercises power over the people. Sir Wemyss Reid, who has just been elected President of the English Insti tute of Journalists, was formerly edi tor of The I-ewls Mercury and later of ffha Speaker. _ Ai r . a wr nr tern iai" rvwa H*i . .yi.'- •• Ms ms toff** 00 ! 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MO. which the Orand Jury finds mlaa- Ing Mr. Kehot'a UM of charge* war a Inns and aartoda one and the Orand Jury aaein* to hare taken them In a buntneae-llfce. aymematlc manner, re pnrtitiK the facta on them aerlailm, aa they find them One of the ttpahoU of the agitation In Chatham will dotibttem be a tietter system of bookkeeping In the fu ture. Mr. Kehoc saya In The Savannah Prcrs that he I* contented with the re port of the Orand Jury, which found that Chatham was paying 17 cents a cubic yard more for Its gravel than the people of AugUKta and Hlcbinond coun ty. AH BILL Milan. Col. william Jetinluga Bryan of the Third Nebraska Volunteer*, will short ly resign hi* commission In the army ami retire to public life sgaln. There Is no doubt but that as soon na Col. Bryan resigns he will enter sc. lively again upon a discussion of pub lic Imucs, aa thr following answer to a question Indicates: "If you knew what It cost me to keep still when there is so much to say about things of Importance to the people and of life-long Interest and Im portance to me, you would appreciate the strength of my will.” Col. Bryan's return to public life will help to quicken Democratic party policy in regard to the new issues be fore the American people. But neith er Col. Bryan nor Congressman Bailey, nor any other public man, can at this time foresee and mould (he opinion of any great number of the American people. It Is going to take lime for the new ideas apd new issuee to eltrystal lire enough for the voters to decide. Besides, the war Is not over and nnlll the formal treaty or peace Is signed the American people will lie too busy to commence talking parly politics. COMING TO OKOKGIA The Mcononite sect, through erne of their trustees, has purchased several thousand acres near Llthia Springs just on the other side of Atlanta. This deal is the result of Gov. North. TBB ATJOUBTA iTErR-A-LD f «§"# sdhaMa IS MSbsV Ml (Bflße**>Mb ■MI MM MM** k |* (SM «n Manana Ml MM (§(*•«#-'« ( <m *M»gn*dP*a I* MBs * *— m SMaa«*. * j 4 MM** saa* bands ah wts* Ms* *MMM*t I IWw mi s iasgi «*»t* SOOO/0001 IS# I nMtf* pMWwi 00 omm % fipditti# ti §• I *%•:■# *<H> SMjM ttttt »:* MM** f£ * Imt m* m*o 0$ sfcjWß* m I MMii# *** t 0 •» tin#* ffej* W *** « I * i Wirfßiiif -* MMti B%m | «hmk m mwmm rnm t*m m* **■ I -frmwmm* Mi# - # r * i f%*t# *%#*# I i| f#® OMMI TV## Hk *%** 010 | m$ f# 00 001 ♦ f%• 0000 i 0 omoommmm m#» f>>»#•. fOO 090 90 00000 9090 999000 i n cm . iHUft; amo IMSTMItISr. T%m MSMsMMedMS TV**** MMhM* »wasM [ fm*4 i oI |n iimm Inmmlnnl #n#* I «t# IH#i# I—Ml 0 0009 MMM j ♦tfc # #wlf •• (p>M%. 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Siwdian* rnnt* H* a»an*M Me IMnann | Inn Aabreofl asr**(ia« »• • I ‘ a«t<k Ids Mil* lb* Slrtint MDlb aarry j ml hr Sa yat MU** SUnaalt and Ash * i r«fi IS* imM grew nornr, until At Inal j .11 was ImsnaaaM*. J Tb* villas* nf Niagara Balt* ha* kw* I v*ry much dan*d by IS* offer as li.aa* j reward for IS* ir>*V«r M lb* body of I tb* I*l* B*l*r Schema! Tb* steamer Maid of IS* Ml*l la lo maha unuMml 1 trip* man will tab* tkrlr mania and | go lo th* whlrl|**d on IS* Canadlna i Mda. and If lb# l»vdy aw»nra ISrra. II j W |ti ant make many r*vuluth»n# of th* ! grant tlvar (awbet bafora It I# maghi. Th# Born* lOi.l Tiihon* movad Into lla *»aw quarlaf* Monday. Before the Sra from which the Trite I tafil suffered laat March th* building j wna only two stories, bul It haa twan I replaced with a three atory atnietui* i The front of the building I* of ! praaoad hrich. blach and whit* in color lh* varl*gat*d color giving n pleasing effect. Tli*- lop rornke will b* aurmoun j ted with th* word In gold letlem —• ! • THb«na.“ 9 r . An Intoxicated man ffourlahing a ra- I volvar stood In front of the Vandetldli i raatdanca al nfth nvaßua and fUfty clghth alfcat yesterday, loudly Invllln* t'ornallus Vanderbilt lo enme opt and he a target for him. No one appearing he announced that ha would *hoot eve rybody In sight. A policeman took the revolver away from him, and hurried him to the sta tion hou*e. There he described him a* William Quinn, a grocer's clerk. At the tin** meeting of the Mujiufac turera" Aaaoelatlon of New York on Monday night. Hon. Warner Miller spoke on the Nicaragua canal and Am erican commerce. He nald. tn part: "Mr. President and gentleman of the Manufacturer** Aaaoelatlon: I accepted with pleasure lha Invitation to speak before you this evening, as for nearly ten yearn I have been tcytng to edu cate the American public to demand from the government the building of the Nlearaguati canal. “I have visited all the large cities of the Vnlted fttaten and have spoken lie fore many honorable bodlea on this *ub joet, njul have never yet heard any one who did not denlre the building of thl* ca nul. •The incident* of the past few month* demonstrated the need 'of this canal. When we were obliged to send for tha Oregon, If there had been a canal, the ship would have reached New York in one-quarter of the time she did by go tng around the Horn. "Prom a naval standpoint the canal 1* a necessity, and It* commercial Import ance I* very great. The distance from New York to San Francisco by way of Capo Horn is 15,600 miles. If we had a short cut by water we would con trol the trade of Japan, China and oth er Eastern countries, "A committee appointed by the pres ident, consisting of Admiral Walker, General llalnes and Professor Hought, has estimated that It will take only five years to build the eanal. with a cost of not to exceed *140,000,000.'' "What did your wife say to you when you got home from the club at such an unearthly hour this morning. ■oh. ask me something easy." "What would you call easy?" "Well, you might ask me what she failed to say."-Chicago Evening Post. He had sat at the other end of the so fa for about an hour. • It would he little loss,'’ she said at last, "If the czar's proposal to disarm were made to include you.” It sometimes lakes something of this nature to jar a young man Into a real ization of the fact that arms are made (or use.—Chicago Post. nil; OHSeKYPU ABOUT TOWN. tXSZMM^A _ MM *Mf MM mAM Das near* m%m 0 mm * th (tdaemaiji N JhataM* (gfgiaaß a Mr mom-* ywpas mm> Ttl *0 tMaw , * wgM * : * *ah tTaHffg g*« m» pwa. ' tt * * ■ >* » ,%»«# 0m9000%0 ld«H* ttr tAtt** Httitt <A» 400*00009*. 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As soon aa hB ayes •era rimed down tarn* Jack, mutton*- ly ta In vest igate The isaakry a ays* remained ckvard and after n prwltmi nary pnlar. as If ta make sure of It. down h* pounced on Ik* monk Tb* sharp taath rlaaad in on bla flank, and of all th# r halier tag. walling, raanlng th* •hoi* mag* of lha *imtan aaal#.— th* tAh* Via* manager!* echoed with th# same' Pate finally shook Ik* little sq 'lrral off and mad* a dash far him hot when It tame to sprinting ha »a»n’t In It Jach want up a tree Ilka a sash, and Ihar*. sat sly ensconced on n frail limb proceeded to figuratively make fare* at th# chattering, even tearful monkey —who area lying Hrklng hla wound on the ground. Whether he got even later on. the Observer la unable to aay, a« the warn ing clang of the motonnan'a gang call ed him off. A pompous and fu*ay Individual, with a hlg moustache went over to the Arlington cigar atand laat night, and asked for a rtgar. One box was han ded out and then another, but they didm' ault: either th* aixe or the color, or something, wa* wrong. After grumbling and fuaalng awhile, he fi nally selected one, placed It In tha au tomatic cuttlng-off machine, put It tn hi* mouth and reached for the pendant gas-lighter. A miscalculation or a gust of wind caused the flame lo bnr*t oul and nip the end of hla mouitarbe. 8-a-a-sa! went the whiskers and the testy Indi vidual threw hark his head with a jerlt that sent his Derby rolling over the marble floor. With a big rum-word and muttering something about "Idiotic arrange ments." he picked the tile up, placed It on his head, and walked off, while the obliging elerk behind the counler wor e a grin he could not con ceal. A little later on a seedy looking man shambled Into the lobby, and ap proaching the desk gave out a hard luck tale. He asked for help, saying he was an old railroad conductor, and out of a job. Clerk Murphy looked him over and pointing to the clock, said, “What time is It?” Thr man glariced up and replied "Twenty-five mluntes of nine." "That'll do." said Murphy: 1 can't do anything for you tonight." After be had left the genial Howard explained to the Observer that the fel low was lying; said he, "Had he been a railroad roan and accustomed to their ways, he would have told me lhat it was ‘eight-thirty-five.' and not twenty-five minutes of nine, and so I turned him down." 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I ml win pirtv* Bare TB preday. TB* irottor wire eppaaHlow to**ap*p tß# Naabvtd* At not Railway and IBs i 1 fllawdala bp* wa# ra*ppl*i»»l thl* i raeraise apd *B* iatfee'a rere slprtad to rpaplpff over lha former s tip* from I Walaat at rest ta MrNolry rei Broad i ppd * tope* kptlt arrwm M. Map ar* at ' work today dlgptag tb* atreat Be* to : ip* toil at tka p*w«*4 Moor at tb* pew | dot too. IP Arcpdy. Not a ptovemept. Pot a murmur tp tto wind: Not • bird-pat*. Pot a whiopar la lb* air; I Not a fa*, r. not a f**tmg to tb* mist, But tb* »Pr tbouybt, "tt la very, very fair " I And tb* perfume, what a perfume, of tA# pH®' And the asur*. what an a sure, there bebm. Where the waters to a long and creamy HP* COme la wavelet*! Ah, the ocean ha# It* anow. • t Oh, th* heauty of the downward drop ping rill#, Aa they fall, or seem to fall, without a sound' Th# enchantment, old anchantmeot. of; the hill*. With ib* mytivry of alienee all | •round! | I As if spirit# of the mountain and th* deep. Fancy'# loveliest creations, still were there. Who might wak* up any moment from their sleep. Nymph and Naiad, beauty's aem bhuu*. yet more fair. f Something dearer than the etlllneaa of the wood, Something livelier than tha radiance of the green: Who might teach us to o vole* we un de rat'md. That a heart I* there in Nature, though unseen; J That a mother # heart I# beating In her grace: She hath wisdom, the la wonderfully wise; There I* purpose In each wrinkle of her face: Love la lurking In the glances of her eyea. And the wildness ha# departed from her Ilf*; Peace Is shilling on her battlefields of old: Here the mountain tell# of earthquake and of strife: There the valley haa its cornfield, and Its gold. So we lingered till the landscape seem ed to blend With the golden haxe of sunset far away: And we knew not the beginning from the end; All was passing with the passing of the day. All was passing, yet It cometh oft again In the evening, like a well-beloved guest. That remembrance of a beauty without stain, Of a world just for a moment at its best. —London Spectator. A LITTLE AD WILL DO THE WORK OF A COUPLE OF SALESMEN. “IF YOU WANT TO KEEP ’EM BUSY TRY IT.” THIS IS IT ar rt at \ * for EARLY FALL STIFFS AND ALPINES. ALL SHADES $3.00 Ju«t Arrived. DORRS Tailor inf. Hats, Funmhmfs. I VeryOflgn Yaa res to aapyllad macb mas* retPtostof tly tp tto *tv as 1 iclpi pcdtotoi re a dreg too** iaa* etoevher* W* .prey a very aw pM* Pm a( ‘■ •ja, Itofam.p Toaih bunk as, Camaa, •to. Bonr tad Gallet s Violgttg Estreat, toap. Totlat Water and Powder. Window Olnss And Putty tor putting tbam ta. Winter It eemlag. Do Too Want Pretty Wnlle? If ynu do. uas Alabastiu*. Wr snegtot * good man to put It . aii. Don't coat much. AlfiaiJer OrmCiipaiiv X» BROAD tn. MOREY TO LOAN. 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 record fees. No delay in getting the money. Aleiander&Jobflson Agen't Scottish American Mortgage Company. 705 Broad St POETNER’S HOFBRAU and VIENNA CABINET BRANDSOF Export Beers ARE THE BEST ASK FOR THEM. Although robbed of his peacock feathers, IH Hung Chang Is still the richest man In the world. SrPTEMBfR 77 PEARL ONION HETTS Iwß 9990099% **9 90 Nkvw 9*099909 99900 o*l*4 Itey, ttl of ©*#«• Ntft o*loo Hu*. M*#bwl tmrrtm**,* m m Ho w#« «# (*kßr# lh** 0 109 M OiMMI. L I. Garden*. Druggist Amkcphalalglnc i 1 0$0f M tttH A $9Ol m* %i --£Z£Zm» Cur** *?&# Sr meadaciiii In All lit VAVJOUS FORMS HwaaSar waM aptly to Sa* Te*pPsto». Jllili 1 »i « Britoiills IBlsbMMm *9 amyaa* r* *«*> • »*' w a* ee4 •«>** to ffbp» to •*■*•##* a*M **4mp to aiaMl PBb a* Bp* to #•* #*• ■« Whoiffta*# *n<S R«t«Jl by L, A. On'dfftMr Drumiial, Augwiti. Or- For Sale! 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(Vita <k* pr*y*r glims, aa# WAR RANT* !•*•> Erase, cut into your Priam wtula yo* waiL FREE OF GKARtiE, —OkOIR TUt'K COAL and WOOD - PROM TRE North Augusta Coal A Supply Co Quantity and Quality Guar ante <1 F- W SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT Ball Thom *IM (stronger »» The i Whitely Exerciser. A practical, simple and efficient Home Exerciser. ou*a pfCtally adapted for ladies and children, bu at the saua lima can be profitably nsed bjr tb* atrongest atbleta. PRICES: 75c., #I,OO, it.sa BICYCLES - CLEVE LA MIS, »t 0 up; YIK- / INtiS, 135 up; GEN- / MKON'B, (IS up; THOM-1 AS, f(>o up. Call and see w them. Every one guar anteed. Richards & shaver Paine, Murphy & Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 803 Reynolds st=leleplioßßlSfea-.3* Irivate leased Wjree Blrect to New York Chicago and Few Orleans. Orders executed over our wires for Cotton, Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Pro. visions for rash or on margins. Local securities bought and sold. References —National Exchange Bank of August*, or Mercantile Agencleo. a _ i \ ]*,*, l *T\ frn J V