The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, September 26, 1898, Page 4, Image 4
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FOR TB* Tt> BEET UtTTMW , . I» N
FOR THE U> UMAT UCTTBR ... ».N
The DiMnr Empire li la ths tbrods
of tattfnil alrlta.
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Or. Huklokopar. lha ' bores doctor
of Cfifop Ttoomaa baa resigned.
Aon! Temple Jacob. colored.
y»Ar» old. died At Moultrie. on Sunday
And now Roo**relt mar not be all
glide for the governorship of New
York.
The eorr and fronUapliH-a of Iba
Ociobt-r Rrrlbncr la a *am, a writable
work of art.
Cochran. Qn.. haa a 11-year-old boy
wlio picked 7IW pound* of cotton In
three day a—2so a day.
No candidate for council who claim*
In tcpieaeni the people of hie ward,
~h.m!d be iinwHlUiis to go Into a white
primary.
There la a brawny blacksmith In
Rome— Ira T. O'BHan-atid he speaka
Greek. German. Spanlah, French and
Italian.
Cnlonel-.lud«e Candler and Major
judge Bench are warrlor-Jur m*. They
arc eatablUhlng a new era In hyphena
ted political nomenclature.
Now Columbus want* an encamn*
ment of soldiers. There's no harm in
wishing and every city In Georgia and
South Carolina i* doing the same.
Thera seems to be a little politics go
ing on amongst the trustees of <be
Georgia lunatic asylum In the election
of the officers of the institutions
which places are to be filled on Dec. 21.
The Savannah papers are advertising
dry goods from Augusta— Oruy's stork.
Thfre's no reason why Augusta mrr
clMVßls shouldn't sell to Savannah with*
t:U I the lieeessUy of sn ovder from the
court.
The Savannah Press, with Its elßht
roiunin folioa on Saturday niakea (be
l«sl isnpreslson of any afternoon pc
per in the South. What's the matter
with eight column* every day in tin
week? Saranauh tan stand it. .
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lift us keep al lb* amall laAnatrie* '
I giMltiea. The Herald baa perataiesG*
1 ~nd eonaiateatly advocated Ibe up-
I building of tkeae Induatriee and Ibe
same queailoa haa at mi tieaa mant.m |
rd. with vigor. In many live eemmunl
ilea in ibe South Hardly a day paaaen
without tome practical eu*§e«itcJo or
without a record of new uadertakiuga
upoa • hear i iuea. We ail know the
•. pul at ion which Ailaata enjoya la the
North, aa ragarda push, raergy and en- •
t erprtae.
How baa tbla been acquired* Oac rs
Ibe moat prominent of her eltlaens has
reertuly come forward and ndvoeatet!
the following plan:
That lha tmataeaa men and capitnl
lata us the city ahould mmi forward
aed form a aeml-eorpornllon with a
rapltal atoek of fIOO.OOO. to b« uaed In
taking Mock In new enlerprlaea. In ae
rurlng alien and In otherwise promot
ing the Interests of tbe city,
Ailents. however. Is not alone lu
such schemes tor their material ad
vancement. Charleston, Montgomery.
Birmingham, all are at work, and It
behoovea Augusta to be up and doing,
if she la to keep abreast with her sla
ter cities and secure these much de
sired Industrie*.
Another point: Fer-seeing and en
terprising men realise that there Is now
sn opportunity that the South never
before enjoyed and that It must be ta
ken at onee that Ha full benefits may
be derived.
IS BICBMOKD DEMOCRATIC 1
Augusta and Richmond enmity have
claimed to be the bulwark of Democ
racy in the Tenth congressional dis
trict and In this aeetlon of the state.
Some of our Democratic majorities
;n the past would aeem to Justify 'his
claim. But are we Democratic, after
nil?
Thlf county elects county officers and
three members of the Legislature on
October 5. Will they be put forward
as lfemoeratle enndldates representing
the Democratic party of this county or
will they be simply citizens offering
for ofT\ e. ar. they or any other qualified
parties have a right to do In the gener
al election. This year, there being no
contest.'' or opposition, the point seems
immaterial, yet In reality It‘ls e reflec
tion ou the Democratic party mnnsKe- I
incut in Richmond epunty, that . Itj
doesn't lake enough Ihleceat In party
aftatrs to pul out > undulates of the par
ly so- political offices. If the Demo
cratic executive committee for ibis
county is not dead, it is sadly derw-.iv!
in lis party obligations.
That message of Aguinaldo to the
American people seemed to have lii •
[ right ring to it. w 1
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sui ib vs ion 10 a few polMiral trees
! and a selfish laiereat ralbrr Ibaa Ibe
will of tfce people
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rnluiral paper published la Rom*, com
posed of all ire a pages, was entirely
pottra up by tbe edHor. who wrote ev
ery Has. aultrltsd all adverthwmenls
aaA set every Mirk of type Mr Thomas
J. Olbsua (hr editor, owner sad priat
et. Is a good, all anmbd nswspaper
man. ' 1
Jos, Ohl la sending oot news fr »m
tfi'nrh ngton that Psnnaytvania may
go lli'i i.tdlian. The I‘hilwlelpbla pa
pers may retort to tbe ConMltutlon
1 bat Uertgla will g<i l>opullst-Kr|iuh,l
can became there's a fight In tbe wire
grass. They might do ao with equal
Justice.
It Is shout time that Augusta was In
augurating the system of appealing to
the white voters of the ward to select a
councilman. And the while voters in
each ward ran do this w|{hout bring
ing in the negro vote to decide It tor
them.
IHTHKITIMO ITEMS
The wasplike girl never permits
much of her dress material la go to
waist.
Some men are truthful at all times
—except when their wives ask for
money.
Too great a command of language
sometimes lessens a woman's matri
monial chances.
The orange crop Is about to be har
vested on iAko Superior, according to
Dublgln pape.rs.
A doctor is up against a stubborn
ease when the patient comes of a
long-lived family.
Man was made to mourn and some
men seerin to think they must put In
all their time at It.
In accepting the pop nomination for
president Wharton. Barker merely
meets troutile half way.
And now the season Is at hand when
papa's pocket hook should go into
training for fall openings.
Securing the consent of an iielress
to a matrimonial alliance Is a promis
ing business engagement for a young
man.
Gen. Miles is waiting, still waiting,
for Washington to turn out and give
him one of those rousing l'orto Rico
receptions.
We now have chainless wheels,
horseless carriages, cowless milk wa
gons und brainless dudes, hut, alas! no
smokeless cigarettes.
With the mercury down to about 40
minus, the Klondike* begins to sus
, l>ei t that "there will soon lie frost
around these digging."
If Spain is permitted to take the
lames of Columbus away front Culm
we suppose site will expect the Cnlted
Slates to pay ilie freight, as usual.
Tile yellow visvcspapars which abus
ed .McKinley for not hurrying the war
are now abusing him for having "rush
ed in without proper preparations."
The chaplain of the Oregon is to be
courtmartialed' for talking too much.
Ami yet that is Just what he is paid
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ln-pre«»l*e Infer.ntothai of voice Bad
meaner bb4 railed owl "Aad what
lb upfl lb# i berefi old Jwee reply ‘
"He toy, mareter. that be ain't gwtne
is let you have ao mere batter till you
pay tor dal yon last got ''
Th.f fi>sd up aa latprompta rifle
Tange, last winter 00 tbe Hiii near the <
place • here the Hon Air guevf need
to sherd clay pigeon*, line day
Captain A aad Col. A. sere ou' aboot- j
lag. and , the Cap;am ' railed aa> h
abot aa he fired. wMhout waiuag for
the market- to slgaal the result j
"Yon are a pretty g(*«d gureeer " said
the Colonel; “wh" don't you adwb
you're gnoeslng where those shots
! laud T"
-I II bet you a bo* of ctgara,**. aald
the Junior officer, "that 1 con call 20
shots in auerrealon.' 1 Taken." aald 1
1 the older warrior.
('apt. A fired. * Mlsa” he announced
! and a red flag from the target told i
1 that this was correct. Another shot, j
“Miss." he declared. A third shot. I
"M.»» again.” he said. Fourth -shot, j
"Fourth miss," aald he. Another j
shot. Miss again ” aang out the cap
tain. “Hold on there.” put In Colonel I
| .-4 ,g 'what are you trying 10 do? I
j thought you were going to fire at the
; target.” s
"I'm trying to win that bo*
! ar»." said Captdln A.” "Don't fire j
any more." said the Colonel: they are |
yours.”
This happened In May when the ar
my surgeons were In Augusta,exam-
I ining the volunteera. A little group
had just rome down From the armory,
and were standing In fronts of the (
Montgomery building discussing the
recent prodding and'-thumping of the
I doctor.
When it came to chest expansion,
our frierd Tug, whoris of fine phys
ique, and who also dearly loves his
; little Joke, said that he could easily ox
i pand four inches.
The tape v as produced, run around
. his chest and wlfh a deep Inualation,
i mark«>d the four inahee. “That's no
thing." said Tug. "I'll bet 1 can ex
pand four inches more.” A cigar was
wagered, the tape again placed around
hi* manly chest, and again was the
four Inches recorded. "There you
are." said Tug. "four inche-s more!
Gimme the cheroot!”
It won’t do to tell bis name, because
he in one of Col. Dyer's best men and
feeds the birds up at the tu'senal, as
mentioned in yesterday’s MS raid, but
the Ft or: 1 is too good to keep. The
conductor wasn't in good humor one
day last week. Some one had passed
I a bad quarter' upon him and that ac
counted for his starting the car he
( foie the three woqreu und a child
were fairly aboard, j. One of I lie wo
; uteti was mad at being dumped with
out warning into a seal; the conductor
■ saw that as lie stafted lo collect the;
; fare, but he •-> as too. "Madam,"
he suid as she temlei|(d her fare, "this
' child that is with yotl will have to be
paid for as wefl." \ 't
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tare' May ih« »«ig*l «f rea.-e touch
' your hearts i*xl*y." said Senator Frye,
| of the I’i-trv fNwtimlßalosi. in a »i"* h
; oo board thy Calppanta, Just before ar-
I rtvol at Queenstown.
The New Ink Journal offers a re
ward of tine leading to the
conviction of any person putting a
spurious help or situation wanted ad
vertisement in Ita paper. Those ads
are printed free by The Journal.
Booker T. Washington believes that
the new reep»mslbilltles in Cuba and
Porto Rico Include an obligation to
promote the education ;d negr»*ee In
those Islands. In both Islands the ne
groes form over half of the popula
tion.
i "Oh! I’ll come around all right.’’ said
I ten year old Arthur Rothenheim, who
| was run over by a cable car and had
both legs mangled so that they had to
he amputated. The brave little lad waa
taken to the Preabyterlan hospital In
New Yoik.
The servant of Prince Bismarck who
! mud to cut his hnlr and preserved 'he
locks is now irylqg to sell them, hut
is having hard work, owing to the wide
spread caricatures of the Prince, show
ing him with only three hairs on the
top of his head.
There are two great drawbacks to a
successful outcome of the iuvestlgn
tions of the board to examine into the
army scandals—first, lack of an af.pro
i priatlon of money to meet the expemaW.
sml. second, lack of power to compel
the, attendance and testimony of wit
nesses.
One of the questions to rotne before
the Peace Commission in Paris will he
to pass on Spain’s request to remove
the lames of Columbus from Havana
to Madrid. But then- Is a quartet of
Columbian graves, Havana, Santo Do
mingo, Genoa (Italy! and Valladolid
(Spain), each claiming to have the ash
| es of America's discoverer.
| The President is having difficulty in
! making a selection for Ambassador to
I Great Britain. The great difficulty with
j the Knglish mission Is to find n man,
|a combination or statesman mid diplo
mat, possessing sufficient wealth to
j maintain ilie dignity und Ihe social ob
ligations fjt the post.
Senator Hoar and Representative
Hitt have both 'Ten mentioned ns min
ister plenipotentiary to the eotiri of
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HOSE? 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.
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Agents Scottish America
Mortgage Company,
705 Broad St
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PROF. P. M. WHITMAN,
209 7th St.. AirosU, Ga.
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light, irtadt Om» pr»t»»r gUmi *m-i WAJK*
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FREE OF CHARiiE, J2J.ITJZI
iihiii k mm
COAL and WOOD
. FROM THE •
North Augusta Coal & Supply Co
Quantity and Quality tiiiarantawl.
F. W. SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT
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The f
Whitely
Exerciser. [
A practical, simplsand <
sitiei ent Home Exerciser,
one, pecially adapted for
ladies sud children, bu
at the same time can be
profitably used by the
strongest athlete. I
PRICES: I
75c., *l.bO, fil.ia |
BICYCLES - CL EVE- /
LANDS. 140 up; YIK-/
IM.fi, *SS np; GEN-f
DHONfi, »18np: THOM-1
AS, »60 up. <’sli and see
them. Every one guar
anteed.
Richards & shaver 1
Paine, Murphy & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
803 Peyoolfls Teleplioue i Stw-.n*
1 liable Litai*6 Yi irw Tixect to hew York
Chicago and New Orl^ana.
Order* executed over our wire* tot
Cotton. Stock*, Bonds, Grain and Pro*
I visions fur cosh or on margins. Local
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