The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, October 03, 1898, Page 7, Image 7
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lit* wttk Mr frlfllr* cm**iim.
f r i,-n.l or M»Mr Ataitm Mo no If
w . boioa#* to tho OtrA obouM fall;
-I an pr»f*r«4 1a .tofnal whaf I
batr 4< nT Uaforo (hr o ml* tlibanal I
rrro«alM a* ha»*wr itw. alwhtrof
m> o« o con a. u nc* and tho tar of
haaron. I am not aaarc <4 any ala
tutf* or «*!# of moral* which make* It j
bifamow to fotiivt a wmaim; nor
II uaual to make our dom«**tk‘ Ufa a
oui>)+> t of rcmauJtatloo with fncßJ*
«io matter how near and dear to u»
And I cannot allow tvtn all the awrtdj
com blned to dictate to me the repudb
•tluD of my wile alien I think It riant
to forgtva hrr end reetore her to tuy
ci>nflden< # end protectiem.
"If I ever failed to comprehend the!
utterly dieuteie poeitkin of art offending
though iiatirnt woman —tho bopeloa*
future, with Its dark powiiliilltlea of
danger, to which ehe la doomed when)
pruecrUwd •> an outcast—l tan wvwj
ere plainly enough In the glmoet uni-:
veraal howl of denunciation with which
«h<- l» followed to my threshold. the
misery end peril from which I havw]
reacured the mother of my ehlld. Apd
although It la very «ad for me to tn-j
cur the blame of frtenda and the rwj
proechea of many reel and wlee pen
pie I ahall atrlve to prove to all who
may feel any internet in me that if I,
« 81 the flint man who ha* ventured to
a»v to the wurirt that an erring wife
and mother may he forgiven and re
deemed. In apite of all obstacles In my!
path, the food result* of Ihl* cf*mph
ahall entitle It to tha Imitation of the,
goner, u* and the commendation of the
tuat There are many who think that
an act of duty, proceeding aolely frunij
affections which <ah only compre
hend, d In the heart of a husband and
father. If to be fatal to my profes
sional. political and aocial standing.
It thia be »o. then ao he It. Daniel D.
Sickles."
Arms Refused.
fit. I.otils, Mo.. Sept. 30.—The aherlfr
of para. 111., where there haa been
trouble between imported negroes and
union minera. telegraphed Governor
Tanner today to send 300 rifle* and
have the wcapsons In Patta at 7 a. ni.
The governor said the refluent could
not be complied with.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mr?. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111.,
makes the statement that ahe caught
cold which settled on her lunga. She
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
that she was a hopeless victim of con
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion she bought a bottle, and to her
delight found herself h.-nelitted from
th c tirat dose. Kin- continued tw use.
and after taking si* hollies, found
herself sound and well; new does her
siva housework, and is as .veil as she
ever was.—Trial bottles ltlc of Jhis
Great Discovery at Howard ft Willet a
Drug Store. Large bottles 50 cents and
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l, -T <l mu i,., iao faiffa Awtlbr-1
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, r - a , TV44y. tha Tbs Ivslgar.”
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mat tea or both h*4 ta “btla tha 4uat. ' j
Now tbar aimpljr "chaw tha rag.”
Hasrhall ftUyars, a* a rail. #»» not
1 superatttlnUD, but moat «f than) ballava
that • Jioma rub la lime **»*• Iba
atna.
It la quita ltkaly that tha g<-n*ral pula
, ii.i kill vary aluaaly Invastlgata tha tn
) vaattgatlon of tha invaatigaung «u«n
--| mttaa.
With Veauvlu# In erttptlon and tha
Hon. Joe Haller on the aiump, who,
will dare to deny that this la a merry
world?
If horse* could talk, no doubt their
voices would t>e heard through the
land calling for an Improved breed of
hostlers.
The report that France haa recognli
ed the Philippine republic can hardly
he true. Ton can't recognlie what does
not salat.
It now remains to he seen whether
I the Marla Tereea can become wedded
to American Intereete end retain her
maiden name.
Colonel Teddy succeeded In escaping
the Mauser bullet*. It remain* to he
seen how well he will dodge the polit
ical brickbats.
[ Agulnsldo'a pml**»rir* declare that
i they want Independence or death. Hut
j they may decide to compromise on a
hag of peanuts. ,
Delaware la atlll running her whip
plng-post. but keep* l< for those guilty
of petty larceny and not those guilty of
political conspiracy.
Mr. Depew is something of a Rough
Rider himself. He rode hi* Pegasus In
to the empyrean from Saratoga at a
perfectly reckless pace.
Tn the matter of evacuating Pub*.
General Ramon Blanco seems Inclined
to wait until he receives assistance
from the toe of Uncle Sam's hoot.
A crusade for the purification of mor
als In Chicago has !>een started In that
city, but since Hercules has gone out
of business there la little hope for it.
From the way the investigating com
mittee is sending out question*, the im
pression may gain ground that It Is
going to Ire an endless-chain investiga
tion. .
This is ihe day Mr. Croker goes into
convention to nominate a democratic
candidate for governor of New York.
It was hardly necessary for anybody
else lo attend.
The Delis Social Democracy Associa
tion has secured a tract of land in the
state of Washington for the location of
a colony. Maybe, Mr. Debs will now go
to work at the fall plowing.
thb) au uxaerr hjuia at.p
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j nir« .** Major <Jaar*a> Job* B. Bwln
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Cm
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i Hnaao, W. V* , baa AlararAM all olhor
, iMarrbo* maAloiaas and now h%n ll««
Irwty Cbamborlaln's OaMr, Cbalom and
ilMarrbnoa tfona-dy. H* baa ward It In
I hi* family and add It la hi* rwatomar*
] yonr*. anti ha# no brallatlon in
I aaylnt that If I* tho boot rrmnilv fur
| i,41, and dinrrh <•*, hr ha* over known
jit no! only (!»•• rolwf. boi affacf* n
j parmananl aara. It I* alao plrarant and
janta in tn(o. mnhlna l« nn ld« al tomwly
for bowal rontplttan. (“or •»>« *»r *•*
• snndar I>ruy * Co . Parr es U*U
: Tuwtr Dn*l Sltftt*
~Tbr Senator'’ Safe.
j Waahlnaloa. Ort 1.-A diapat h Id
j yfia War imtoirtmetA annoimcas time
,t,r iranaport Senaloi , lon« orardon. at
ben Fiao'lwo frou Venlla, l» 'ii.ili'f:
filing rrpalre. which al a aufferad from
the lyptcon. « .nnA
(lucklcn * Arnica Salve.
THE BEAT BAI.VK in tha world for
Cuia, Hi ular*. dura*, near*. Balt
Rbaum. Tovar Boro*. Tailor. Choppad
Hand*. Chilblain*. Coma, and all Hkln
1 Eruplkm* and poalllvaly curaa Ptlaa,
or no pay raqulrad It la guaranteed to
glva perfart aatlafarllon or monay ro
fSindad. Plica I# ranta par boa. FOR
BALK BY HOWARD * WILLKT.
During a raproducilon of the battle
of Manila two men were hilled In
PKtfburg recently. In thla Instance
the ways of peace acam to have been
fraught with more danger than tbnn
those of war. for In the real engage
ment at Manila the American lota was
just two leaa than In Uie counterfeit
presentment at Pittsburg.
Piitola, Doable Barrel Ouna— Ptutpls,
Harrington A Richardson Brand new
pistol*, *2.00/ Harrington A Richardson
second hand pistol*. *2.00. American
double action pistol, *I.OO. C.ultar, Mun
dolln and Banjo Strings. 2 for B cents, at
L. J. Bchaul. Itellabla Pawnhroke^
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J. W. naggett, of Oalc OrOve, Fla.,
had an attack of the measles, nearly
three years aro, and ths disease left
him wllh very severe pains in the chest.
»I thought I would die,” he writes:
‘•but to my great Joy I was saved by
Chamberlain’s F’aln BaJm.” I‘alna In
tha cheat nearly always Indicate ths
approach of pneumonia,and by prompt
applying Ibis liniment on a flannel cloth
- which should be bound on the cheat
—ait attack of pneumonia may be pre
vented. It Is always prompt and ef
fectual. For sale at 25 and B 0 cents per
bottle by Alexander Drug A Heed Co.,
c. R. Parr of Bell Tower Drug Store.
Judge Van Wyck ha* resigned the
*14,000 per year, with the term four
teen years, supreme court Judgeship, to
run for governor.
’•You know he is In the army now
and cannot tail!,” said Mrs. Bryan lo
a Washington reporter. Mr. Bryan Is
much improved In health.
Sloan won five nut of seven siarts at
Newmarket, Kngland, Saturday, a phe
nomenal occurrence. He was given an
ovation.
Only steel lined and burglar proof
safes used. Money loaned on anything
of value at a low rate of Interest. Wa
terbury alarm clocks, 75 cents. Lewis
J. Bchaul, Reliable Pawnbroker.
NOTICE!
*nd After thil tlift Sub*crlblf»
to the Augusta E(change of th* Aouthorn B#ll
Teiophon* And TalrgrAph Company will b*
f ivon Kro# connectk>n to Ihi following place*:
•ATM. ft. C.«
EOCiriCLO. B C-,
CB AN ITS VILLI. S. C.,
JOMNftTON, ft C*»
SoiMd Bell Tilepbois 4 Tilemait Co..
• W. M. ADKINS, M«n«#«r.
JOHNSTON TtILPHOSt CO., W. A. Guts. Tmidenl.
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Coal, Wood and Cedar Posts
Blackjack Wood Sawed . ... 50 per Cord
Good Dry Pine U-00 per Cord
Good Dry Pine, long, . . . *2-75 per Cord
. Special prices on three Cords or more.
Best grade Jellico and Hard Coal, including Ihe celebrated
Indian Mountain, at lowest prices-
R. H. SIKES, 904 Marbury Street.
fctfowgsr l'hoo* 7*6 ft# 'l*bona if!SI.
Qilder’s Pills
Are an combined aa to do four
thing*:
J. THEY WORK THK DIVER.
J. THE* EMPTY THE STOM
ACH.
3. THEY EMPTY THE DOWER
ROWED*.
4. HICK NEBS AND GRIPINO
ARE PREVENTED.
Home pills on the market do H of
this; some 14. UIDDKK'S due* all
four thing*.
The Howard &
Willet Drug Company
Manufacturer* of QlMar’a Pllla.
n!sE's, 801 I.t.IWLM KKPAIK*.
Lombard Iron Wujk* & Supply 00.,
I^T'JROISriZIEC
-The Barber Shop
of the South.”
HICKEY’S is the Place
Five Barbers, all
first-class artists.
212 and 214 Bth Street.
FORMS FENCIN6
j$U.D ON-
AUGUSTA FENCE CO..
310 lOtli Street, Augusta, tia.
ri»i. of Town Work Solicited-*K»
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MONEY 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 th# money.
Alezander&JoliDSon
Agonta Hcottlkh American
Mortgage Company,
705 Broad St.
i PORTNER’S <
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/ VIENNA CABINET /
/ BRANDS OF f
I Export i
J Beers i
? ARE THE BEST (
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REMOVED TO 711 BROADWAY-
E. W. DODGE,
Manufacturer of Rubber
Stamps, Seals, Stencils,
Daters. Pads, Badges,&c
711 Broadway. Augusta, Ga.
Strowger Rhone 182,
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WAR fITLAS
It Is popular bociuM It Is *uit what th#
ftpftat public want*. Tha
Ma pa ara larva ami €l**r* ind hilly doufaft tha
itLta of any ylnfm puliliftiPtJ. Th*y ara baiutl*
fully printoo In flva colori on haavy map papa^
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
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you will find tha Atlas an indiopantabla aid. It
will halp you to obtarvo tha daily changas In
tha situAt&n, and anabia you to kaap paca
with history*
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Contents of The Herald Standard War Atlas:
Cuba - - • • 14*21 Inch#*
Th# World ... 21 *2« inch#*
5b..1a, jiarri a* a«aaan <«M«b. «mM* sa4 lalafragil Mae*.
W#*l India* - - 14*21 Inch#*
North America - * 21 *2B inch#*
lkw*| i*M« Ilaea.
South America - . - 14*21 inch#*
kkvala* «*M* Mwaa.
Philippine Island* - - 11*14 inch#*
Hawaiian Island* • • 11*14 Inch#*
Europe ... 21 *2B inches
Spain and Portugal - - 14*21 inch#*
Asia ... . 14*21 inch#*
sba* Hig M« Trim-Siberia# Hail road.
Africa - - - <4*2l Inclw*
Oceania and Caroline Islands 21 *2B Inches
China - - - - 14x21 Inches
Harbor Charts, showing Matanzas, Santiago
de Cuba, Havana, Cienfuegos. Manila and San
Juan; also Cardanas and Santa Clara Bays,
and Island of Porto Rico.
Do not confound this Atlas with the cheap
smaller Atlases now on the market. It Is just
out, and entirely new. *■ ,
The Maps are clear and distinct, and twice
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Rand-McNally Maps are Standard of the World.
You can be sure that you are getting the
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Atlas.
Remember the slain Point
The Herald Standard War Atlas cannot be
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HOW TO GET IT—City subscribers may
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through your regular carrier. Out-of-town
subscribers may obtain a copy by remitting
35 cents to the Atlas Department.
Address Augusta Herald, Augusta, Ga.
PRICE 30 cents—PßlCE 30 cents
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TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS.
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