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H’KINLEV TO SPEAK.
WIB Address Railroad Men In Chicago
oa loth.
Chicago. Oct. 6. Ttia Joint comntlt
(ni of railway men appointed from the
flvo brotherhood* and union* under
the auspices of which Pmlilwt Me -
Kinlcy I* to addreaa a meeting com
posed of railway employe* Thureday,
Oct. '2U. baa arranged for thro <lem
nggtratlmi*. to he held during the two
ilgys MluWiHd th» Jubilee. The Medl
oah Temple meet tag will tj* *"l* fti
■ljur. Oat. 21, laotau,l «i Thursday afe
nfcy. a* «r*t nnnounceth
The I’reslde.ut yrttl be sslirfl to maet
the railway employ*** lu the flrat r«igl
mqnt armory TJiuraday afternoon at
I*o o'clock. Itt the evening of the
same da? S ban Will he given ill the
firat regiment armory In honor »f the
occasion. The nhsetlng Friday eveu'.ng
In the Mcdloah Temple will be a se
cret eeaslon of the railway employe*.
The allied organisation* are the Bm
♦herKod of IxKomotlvc Engitiecrs.tbe
Brotherhood of lyiromnt Ivo Firemen,
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
tho Order of Hallway Conductor* dud
the Railway Telegraphers’ Colon.
James H. Wnl*h. chairman of the Com
mittee of arrangements, will today
open headquarters at the Briggs House
to prepare for the demonstration.
Our constant aim will bp to please our
patron*, both In goods and price*. Ura-
Kin tc Co.
NECKWEAR.
F. C. Turpin Company has
received the latest thing in
Neckwear, Ascots, Chal
tilly,4-in-hands and Tecks
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Tboias & Barton,
W. H Bamtt. Rectolvor,
710 Broadway, Augusta, Ca.
plot or the pops
Hn> Th*y M#** Ms*4 th* Tlchata »#
Ravaaaah Oa.. Oct. I -Mr. W W.
*h*pnr4 ratararrf laat alght trim
MatMhoro. rh*ra hr had a® opgurta
alty to Judf* grrtty a*ll of ohat th*
oatrumr of th* folltlral B«h< today aill
h* H* Mid th* promlnitit daoiorrat*
at Bal'orh aMurrd him that th* rtMia-
I al.l go for lh*tr party by • m»
jortty at *oa>*thtag Ilk* Mi.
DMMrracy la Bulloch ta rather Mir
rad op over aha! la regarded a* a
dodge of th* gopalUl* to grt «ott* for
Mr BHrard K*n,»*dy. th# popMtoi raa
dMM for couaty tai coHrctor Tick
eta har* baaa prlatad headed ~TVmo
eratlr TlckM,” leaving a *pae* Mank
uadar every oil** for ahlrh raadldat**
Mat* and county -are to ran. r*rep»
that unde' th* word*. ‘Tor Ta* CoTlee
to ” Than the name of Mr Kennedy
appear* Th* dwnocraW amn to fear
that th* llttl* rat* may prove «oc
< rueful la aoma eases, and that the un
wary may be caught by not being
watched. Mr. Hhe peril Mya.
HYPNOTISHS MORSES.
A Navel Treatment of a Bowling
Orcaa Dwter.
Bowling Green. Oct. s.—Tbl* city
laya claim to a novel treatment for
diseases of homes and mule*. Dr. Jno.
K. Gray, the well known veterinary
surgeon, has aevcral times recently
successfully treated horse* after hyp
notising them. When friend* *ald
they didn't think he could hypnotise
that much-abutted animal, the mule,
the doctor capped the cllmas by par
alysing the stubborn old plodder. He
theu cut from the beast* shoulder an
immense tumor, wltieb tht> mule would
not permit anyone io touch before
that. Dr. Gray ha* also tried bis pow
er on an unruly cow with (,U* same
success. '
Ik. Gray practice* hypnotism for
the pleasure he can realise, and had
not thought of putting it to prantlcal
use until the past week. The surgeon
has thoroughly convined the "doubting
Thrum ft" of the county of the mer
its of hypnotism In tba practice of
surgery.
5. C. & OA., CHANGES.
Train to Augusta Now Leaves Char
leston F-arller.
Important change* have been made
In the schedule or the South Carolina
and Georgia railroad. The morning
trains for Columbia end Augusta now
leave Charleston at 7.10 o'clock. The
7.10 a. m. train Is no longer operated
separately. The afternoon train from
Columbia now leaves thut city at 3.45
aud reaches Charleston at Bp. m.
The morning train for Augusta leave*
Charleston at 7.10 o’clock, iustead of
7as heretofore. Passenger* for Cam
dan aud poiuts on the Norlli Carolina
division leave Charleston at 7.10 a. m.,
arriving lu Camden ut 1t.40,a tu .
Blacksburg at 3.55 anil Marion al 030
p. in. iteturulug leave Mat ion ut 8.10
in ibe morning and arrive in Charles
ton at 8 p. in.
Spain, having taken the dust of Col
umbus away, has nothing left Of her
western empire but memories. ,
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THE SPANIARD MUST
’ LEAVE THE PHILIPPINES
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will »n| remain doubtful other apple*
will Itm pay for tnwtatmrt.itru. Mad
lour appt* aarrehanta mode even a bs If*
hearted effort la ester th|* market In
UM, they would be beset with orders
“ 'Mo arrant* i* Ilk* attuatam here hr -
cause of the dullness* la grain marhet*
and an decided* t* the downward tea
dency of pr-dlt* in the empire'* wheat
production that farmer* »re turning
tn fruit to ehe «*t an existence The
general union of agricultural soctette*
ha. set Itself the leak to bring about
bet tar methods of handling fruits
• German*.** kraut. have gone W» f* •
quantity rather than quality, b-ltln*
their fruit traea roa to wood rather
than to fruit. If American fruit* are
fwoperly selected carefully pa* ked and
rapidly transported there 1* no reason
ahy this permanent market may not
be opened all over, Hurnpe ’ ’’
Mias Kllsabeth White, recently r>f
New York, has opened a dan* lug w h.nl
In Library Hall. Monday. W.dn#*das
- Friday aflernoona for children, and
adult < laase* at •:*# o'clock on evening*
of same day*.
PRIOMTFUL TRAGEDY
An Angered Man Shoot* Down Hl*
Wife and Her Friend.
(By Asmslated Free* to Tho Herald.)
Evansville, Ind., Oct. I.—J. B.
Connors wa* today Been taking
a skiff across the river. A* soon
as he reached the Kentucky
shore he'djpehPff Are on a man
and woman Vho were concealed.
ft
It transpired that Connors' wife
waa with Charlea Williams.
Mrs. Connor* and Williams were
i
both killed and Connor* escaped.
KEENE'S WIDOW.
She Haa Not Been Successful In Her
Venture.
(By Associated Pres* to The Herald.)
Cincinnati, 0.. Oct. .s.—Mrs. T. W.
Keene, widow of the noted tragedian,
opened Robinson's opera house here
early this season and Is reported in
trouble. This is her old home. She
has gone to New York, and when she
returns next week her plans will be
known. Thomas W. Keene left her
$60,000 and her son, Claude, who Is
treasurer of the Keene stock company
and executor under his father's, will,
says they have $40,000 Invested In Rob
inson's. where they have boon running
with expenses exceeding $2,000 per week
und receipts about $1,500. Some Him
tier!! of the company have quit.
TIP FOR PLATT.
New Orleans Picayune.
Plait will have trouble with l|is
Rough Rider candidate for governor
when Teddy takes the bit between bis
teeth and runs away beyond parly
litieti. Very soon Teddy will be rid
ing him. . ....
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BCHI I R EXPLOSION
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.LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
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iMa ltt(«ra f»llt aif ‘ A4v«r!i*-.
♦nl,* Audi fnirtf tli«* 4aip. A rutm« «*f
the pass am r. dpaitmrnt requltro that
osr ,wm br paid.
LADIBff LI AT.
I It—Mr* Osrrte Brooks. Mrs lardur lin
ker. Mias Janie Brown. Mr*. Mgr-,
garet VWrtranny. Mr* Maggie Brot j
C—Mrs. Orssrr C«dward. PiM r’ntMnp,
Mrs*-A-m* L. I'Mk. Mis* Th* Una
CUIF.' Misa Mary ftt Cody.
I>— Farm it- Demrual.
F- Mr*. H L Ftyialna. Hr* Carrie I
PlMmtg. Mr*. Koater.
O vita* Margaret <thrdln> r.
H— Mlaa Amanda Hadl«), Mr* Marga
r*4 Harper
J-Mk* Amanda Jdstes. Mlaa Betsy j
jidmaoti. Mr*. J.jwe Jonas, Mlaa A*-1
rah J one*.
Lr-Misa America Lrße
M -Miss Kllen MrDowaß. Mrs Blla
Mulligan. Mlaa Idas Myer*. Mr*. Mar
tha Marrhant.
—PMisa Heauftvrt Pritchard.
R—Mrs. kaiaabfth Retd. Mrs, J. If.
Robinson.
8 Mts* Clara Low Scott, Annie Alat
um
T-Mra. Ronset Twlgg*.
V—Miss Vaughn.
W -Miss A William*. -Mis* Chantrln'!
Wilson, Mian Rachel Waring. France*
Wagnor Miss Liaaie Walker, Miss
Lula Wilson.
GKNTLEVBN 8 LIST.
A—G. a. Allen. J. M. Allsn tapeclap
letlsr).
B--W. H. Butlsr. D. T. Boyre, Jr..
Churl I# E. Bridges, R. (!. Blair,
fallen* F At. Oardwsll, Mar-
Imu>ll Carter. Hun. R. H. Camerost. Y
D- Isaiah C. Davis, dim Davis, J. J fl
mHx, Dr. W. 1 uidie.
Bp, L. Friedman, Ernest Fortaoii.
R. Oeorge, tVL. Gordon, John EL
BAtsoie, William'tiL Gosuet.
Nn,Wyte Hptmo*. A- Hollins, I.uthsr
kfhirhrail, James pienry, J. J. Ha-
Hpil. J. ft. Hamrick. Oerow Howard,
llilry.
7W-J. H. Jones, J. J. Jackson, James
[/Tones, Richard Johnson. Sunand
Rjarkton, Rob Jcfsgn.
1 K — Job. Kelly, Dr. K. Kirk.
I L—Rev. Lackman, Dr. W. J. Long.
|m—B. J. Mack. J. K. Milford. Dnnkln
Mixon. B. L. Minor. .!>. C. Martin.
Dr. W. H. Moore, Willie Malone.
fi —W. J. North. J, C. Nesbitt, M. D.
O—Samuel Owens.
P—Rev. G. P. Perry, C. Harley Perry,
W. M. Phillips.
R—Boyce Rlrharilson, John K, Rivers,
s—A. W. Sibley. George Sims, C. C.
Spaulding.
T—Boss Thomas, James H. Trousdale.
■ Dr. C. H. Thompson.
XT—W. M. Upright.
W—Mr. White (manufacturer or syr
up). Harry Wool, F. M. Wahh, Paul
Wright. M. H Willis.
y—F. M. Young.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Soil them Hank oUfeorgla. Serretaiy
of Fair Assoclutlon.Ttrooks Press Co.
W. H. s7»Sa,LINGS. P. M.
The protocol protfliV'd f<ir the evac
ualion of Cuba “immediately." which,
'translated Into Spanish, seems to lie
equivalent to majuuia, tomorrow and
tomorrow. ”
Our gcorls boughferigbt and *wo sell
them nfihL Lauiki# &. Go, ....
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
MAY DE NECESSARY
Thoro )• A SonMtion Over tho Philippine
Question.
Morrttt Winti AM Of tho IhUndh H*to»*.Mwrri#a COh
huifllxtn it tho Wh»tO McK»h#-*Am#rftoon Wo#
Vn«i« M«r H*vo to So Brauitit Into
Sorvteo A«oln.
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Hot gteetoive maaato* Ttoa* aOrtato
•«** etogetod tow* than an hwar. htt
, t m* wghtat* wha part*- yw**d to tha
uMtottM w« vgMeeat. hto « wa* a*
’mttted that th* nngaialiiTf~T *«• haid
lib gtorvmg a dtapatoh ftwto Chtottohi
tier regafdtog th* fwttptowe*
ft w«* —■« ll alar I thto th* pmgvia
! which th* inmmt*rt~a ta tottow.ag to
I uatrew the dtoitoMma to th* gwto
! lions ageetlag th* rr*!'r“t<* tofnea
(any whet aw«Mtona at*
I The Prewldaat ha* keen laforawd to
' ■uernl totwi i <»*» la fnvw to taa
| re• muon at alt th* totoidn hwl tto
! ir**h laattaruom* da toM alart th*
j demand tor lha l*t*ad to i-awea and
• re****) <n«rv right* av*r «h* ratotoa
l .ter to the atwai TVy retot* annee to
fa matter to detail wig are intended to
! *gtiip th* Amerhhn
wNb matertal to answer th* *t>aal#h
I rommlatoaera. la cm* they toouid
I I *i*e a potto la ih# reply •» the tor
mal drmand pmaeatod by Mr Day
j Th a reply Is aipmed oa Why. and
ih* adjournment of *h* tommiaalon
for aach a short Dm* to regatd*** by
Mr Ihy sad th* *da»at*tratios aa la
dicatJag that commlsatoa* work will
kmw ha comirfetad. It to racugatosd
1 1,at the liilllpplßrs will b* ih* bone
|of ronteg’toa aad ihat, when they are
out to ta* way. It will h# P* r,, y Plata
sal.tag la th* matter to arranging Tor
' the renal oa of tluam Cuba. Porto Klco
and the remaining Spantoh Want la
dies to tha I'altsd rftatrs.
Mr Day to empowered, however, to
interrupt th* commissions work at
any time, ta eaar he ahoald gad twat
Spola to either unwilling »o agree to
the demand* of thl* goverament. or to
disposed uaaecessaflly to delay the
niLLION IXJLLAR FIRE
Deatructlve HU re la CtorhsvlMa. Tenii
Thto Morning.
By Associated I’rcs* to Tha Hera t!.
CJarkeavltle. Tenn. Oct. 5. —Fire
brok# out la Grange Tobacco ware
house. occupied by GUI and Turnley
and general storage of tobacco, burn
ing about 4.500 hogsheads of tobacco.
The hr* ot><th# tohaceo and building
la es'imatad at nearly half a million,
with Insurance of about three hundred
thousand dollars. The lire, spreading,
hnrtird Gtacey Brothers coal and stor
age shed, the Louisville and Nashville
freight depot, si* freight cars on the
track snd severe! cottages. The Ore
covered a spare of about ten acres. The
fire Is now under control. The origin
of the Are U unknown.
ON THE YUKON
Ko Need For Government Keitel There
This Season.
(By Associated Press to The Herald.)
Seattle, Oct, ».—An estimate nf the
amount of the provision* on th* Yukon
■fever Indicates tthere will he no need
of a government relief expedition this
winter. The two big transportation
companies have at least twenty thou t
huiil ions at various points on the river, j
-The North American Trading and
Transportation company la credited |
with theae figures:
At Dawson, 4.000 Ions: Fort CNidahy.
1,500 tons; Circle City, 1.600 tons; Fort
Yukon. 1,600 tons; Rampart City. 1.000
tons: Eagle City, 50 Otons :Ferry City
100 ton*.
The Alaska Commercial comphny has
about the same amount on hand except
at Dawson, where It has about 7,000
tons.
Trading posts have recently bean es
tablished by the two companies on the
Koyulto river, the Alaska Commercial
company locating at Artie City, and the
North American Trading and Trans
portation company, at Perry City, five
miles above.
ALG MR'S MISTAKE.
Philadelphia Times,
Alger lias no apology to make to
any man: no one cotfld have managed
the department better, aud anybody
who criticises him is dishonoring our
glorious army. Tho man who is ca
pable of talking in this way under
present circumstances writes himself
down as uoyt for official trust*
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MKM* i-haagew a dregatst to *» years
.i|sd»a** dotrsa ta assure ausptoy -
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n>R SALK ISWA*UK FARM. ONE
mil* from city limits, a bargain Ap
ply W. C. Jomm, Ns. Ml Jack* .n Si
Oct t
nw SAUy H' »l UK AND U»T; A
Hargsta; a new and attracfpvg gat
t*ge with three rnanta and patmry.
Corner tut ><n car line, very d#*mt«l«
totalton. In North Augusta; goad wa
ter In yard. Tmrm*. s§3l ratot. twldne*
In small payment* prunes Mew can be
Had at nsc* Addreag, M>*4 lnv**t
meat." our* 11*raid. Oet. L
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for rent inn Reynold* at.,
•-room dwelling. Apply 111 Urudd.
Oct 1
FOB RENT—HTO RIB Pffi AND HALL
WAT M" Broad. Apply Cummercial
Hotel. Out t
TO KENT—HTORE NO. Tl 4 BROAD
streat. nett below Davenport A Phln-
Ity. running through to Kills strert.
Prtca tI.S&O. Alexander A Johnson, TM
Broad streat. Oct 1
TO R E NT-Ct >M MODIOUB STORE.
No. TCI flruad streat—lTS per month.
W. d. Gardner, lit Eighth street.
Oct 1
FOR RENT—A NEW HOCHE: 151*
Gwinnett street, live doors w#*t of
M'oodlttwn avenue, eight roopis and
bath, possession given at once Apply
to Ctareoc* B. Clark, SK< Broad street.
Oct 1 ts
MISCELLANEOUS
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
only *6.00 per month at Osborne’s
Business college. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at night. Gome or call at
once. Great demand for stenographers.
June 17 ts
MISS ELIZABETH WHITE, RE
CENTLY of New York, will open a
dancing school In Library hall October
3. Children's class, S:3O p. in., evening
class 8 p. m. Oct S 3
100 BASKETS CONCORD AND DEL
AWARE grapes, just received at Ol
ovanl's, 824 Broad street. Nov 1
PIANO LESSONS.
MRS. IDA STONE WATSON,
743 REYNOLDS STREET.
DAXCINO SCHOOL—MISS BELLE
Smith's school will be In session for
children Tuesdays and Friday*, at 3:30
o'clock; adult* Monday* and Thursday*
8:30. at her parlors, 438 Kollock street,
northwest corner Telfair, beginning Oct,
11.
The Bell Tower Drug Store,
CORNER GREENE AND JACKSON STREETS-
Under nee management. A full line of Fresh Drugs, Toilet Artiolee, Brushes
Etc. We make a specially of Physicians Prescriptions.
I BeUTelephone 7226 PATTERSON & WADE
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HFWTIAL NOTICE.
IP R H HTANI.EY MAP MOVED Hl*
•Pto* aad residsare to Mt Bread
sary t. ware* tm will hr pleased I* are
hi* frtrwda aad pairea* Hr* 'ptore*
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FI’NF.RAL RCVTICK.
THE FRIEND* AND ACQCAtNT
'A NCHP to Mr niI'MAP H B*>YD and
famtiy to Aileaa. Qa. aad at Mr. R ft.
B rd. are reap**(fully lavitrd to at
t.nd tha tuaaral to th* former from
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Qilder’s Pills
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No Southern made Pill is
so popular as Gilder's.
It was born in the South.
It was raisad in the South.
It has always been made
in the South.
It has cured more South
ern Liver troubles than
any other Southern Pill.
Southerners should use it.
Let Northern Pills cure
Northern people.
Tie Howard & ffillet D«i Co.
MAKE THKM.
REMOVED TO Tl! BROIDWAY.
E. W. DODGE,
Manufacturer of Rubber
Stamps. Seals. Stencils,
Daters. Pads, Badges.&c
111 Broadway. Augusts, Ua.
Rtrewgsr l’bona at^.
EAGLE BAKING POWDER
Saves you money.
Makes high grade Bread.
If you valua your stomach
don’t put a 10 cents a
pound Baking Powder In
it.
if you value your pocket
don’t, buy a 50 cents a
pound Powder.
Eagle is 25 cents a pound.
25 cent 3 is the correct
price for a good Powder.
fbfi Howard & Witlet Dnn Company
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