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FRIDAY 4 THE AUGUSTA HERALD : " :: *,.* I f* . m t l **** , n ——— •* fw imrtm» w****4 »«•# -»** » | to*u»t HrHAM» MMA - *«■**•# Hii»-wwr' ** w Will EXO IHi: MWtAI l» t* t«MI* A« ***** A***** •** h l|««Wtl A< «h* !«•*• ■*•** •« # >ii»t Anm»4* la AM Al ito *»*«*■* »«« *►'* to TH»r -~ ** ia« C*4W*sto«* la fftetossriila *' i>» f****4 «****•> ta Mas, Ta* ("Ilf A' **• to**** l A* pita .*a nrik l"M. ItotoA ffcrtt-. (hfftetojto •»« Tto »*•**'« «* MMk* naT-kr IM fit -VT- »t l M* r " TO Al»VI »tl!Uilfs. (HifiMal •» IH >«•• tbiatoa*. to Aaia*«a *to*- fMori. •» Tk* HiriM IN fritof «M> IHi i at* tototeH »> im i»m* the p'MiTT' r~* »M .mhwlm* Itorr to to the aw«ri •» fto«af »*a.d par wm* ff> ftofc HM' | Hit. KPIIOMt. Of EVENTS. TM lk*u****l» taffff* air <->«»«»* *>•» Tfc* F**h««l« wm !#•<»' »■ •• •'•*»!«* p Th. to*tua tov* •«*> <»*«• »■•*«• —— I 1 |4K jfT )i' At 1&l igLwJf IUA 111 At I v 'if ! tjr* M . f. i- - }•»<(• Cl. Kitirir ha* rrtfirtl ! #4 i*i #*• •* Om«t*a Ihr l*rr*W«»n? with : |fttf afrylitm tod « h«*m Tli# Am#t i*ia«» Htr«NM «V«ni»i e®mpi* l:| rji )tt#t Ifnrn ofiaolttd. A. oMfcl#F H«lt t»i» »«*ro burW in txtoll.- <«* '"’•*JZZ° r ' J, t ■ i# la rommanrt -if th* f< urtu army •* HunlaVlll*. The *|*iii~h paper* *r* becoming ImHI arer unrestricted «-*ni*>r*l»to. gpa.n Mill ijaait* Hull atie > aium.i rvapwi* Culu Murr l. ' imki I. T**«ai >-#*’«• ikaiiMnJ people paraded In ilia Knight Templar rtvtow al Pitta* bur* Alt*' rontinu** In thwart General mini |>iaii»< ami countermand hi* ur dart. The Catholic university ai Waahlng lan ha. Juki ended a moil prosperous year. Tti. (urotilllffl *rr tu hr lakon from the elevated railroad ala linn* In New I'-rfc The coming week la expected i» t>* (b* record una of the >*«r In wheat export*. The naval i-oard say* that Admiral Sampson * plana guided Iha bailie of Rantlacn. . .ia . The Cape Colony (Africa) aaaemly have voted a want of eonlldcnce In the govern men t. . , The canal frauila aubject la to be the ehlef arguni'dti of the democrat* in the New Turk campaign. John r> Rockefeller haa a« ured con trol of *.000.000 acre* of coal and oil land* In the Indian Territory- The United Htatea have gained fur ther concessions In the way of Increased room at the Part* expoaltton. General tlrnham. who cornea to Au guata this month, defends Camp Al ger before the Investigating commit tee. Col. Charles H. Gibson, special com missioner of the President to Cuba,de clares that Ids report will "turn the country upside down.” A mendicant who baa feigned blind ness for live years In New York has be ,-i.rhe really blind by keeping Ills eyes •cntinually turned up. His Hard-Worked Imagination. fh' poet wrote of singing birds, o; srr- ading held* und gns>n, ; f rustling leaves and mossy hanks With a babbling brook between: ”e wrote "of hills till Imtheil (n hose. And frisky lambs nt play— iZc wrote about the country on A sweet iictolier Jay. J?ut the poet «s* no frlsklug lambs. He breathed no woodland air: CpU»"the floor lit* children squalled And pulled each other's hair; The h«zy hills were far away, likewise the babbling brook. And as ih<- post wrote fits aila . Kept dcolding at Uf* cool*. - VA i_ -U. 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In which a atriag ml»k« to to fecled The fat salary to ito city printer ! must to continued for three y**ra ' more, when It is a part to municipal : expenditure lhai more than any other I should to let out hy eonli act. But tto city’* street forte mitat to reduced and alt permanent linpioeemesiia In toe department to public work*, which jl* supposed to employ the greatest I number of laborers, muat to let out by eon t rant. It looks as If council were endeav oring lo save money out to the wages of the present city force In older to : continue royalties to tbs prevent city primer. THI 800 TB ABD TIT* CMT COTTOK The price of cotton at Augusta and other Southern point* has now de clined to five cents. Strangely enough, however, we hear much leaa complaint from the South than was the rase in 1894. when quotations were not quite so low and when It was fully predicted that flvc-cent cottosi meant the ruin of a great agricultural Industry. There is some repining, It Is true, but In the main the reporta we get from the South are that the flnaccial coudltlou of the planter* la better thnn perhaps was ever known before, and that busi ness ts flourishing, except lo those sec tions visited hy yellow fever. Such a stale of affairs is Inconsistent with the theory that flve-eeot cotton means the prostration of Southern agricultural Interests. The New ork Journal of Commerce has been at pain* to secure the views of leading bankers throughout the South tat this Important matter, taking the ground that the men who finance the crop ought to be Informed as to the effects of the low prices and the pros pects for the future. With this object In view the Journal addressed tetters to bankers in all the cotton states ask ing Iho following questions: "1. Does the preseut low price of cotton seriously threaten the prosper ity of the South? "2. Has there toon generally, or in spiclal sections, any reduction in the coat of raising cotton? If so, to what extent? ’ "S. Are there any other offf eti to low prices for cotton? ”4. Can any profit he tnade by the planter on live-rent cotton? i “5. Arc g*ncrsl business conditions the South sound and promising. f%m iiwu|i> <wi MM ***** MnmMMNmPp' Mr j «n*M *s i***# IW *f tMnif)* <MM * * mm «ttMMHM»MMMI Mt tMM' MmmMMHII *1 ■ MMWMMMMM •MM'MiMM MVWNhViIF ¥m ##PpM •MM MNwMaP'MNI m* **lpPM •Mnl ill MMM IM# y#r»gfci mMMHIMMI Mv IMm *|f %!- ««»#! MMNfM Ift fMHV' M MM t# ■llliMl Hi# M#f# <4 M «'Mw>My fMM *4 I n*M#rl'» IM #MMI tM# MMMMMMtHM i MMMMtMM wW MPiMtt# MM iMiMrt Ml M#m»- f MM* liiirtf «N iM# Mtt«9i hr* Hi j |g|| Mt#'#*MM MtoMffm 9m tH* MMmpmi iMmi i Mm pm n#f# mmM pm mimlm Immi M»i Hn«mmmp4 mmd Mvmipmm* IMWVM mim MMtfMMI *4 tMM MMF* i FHMM tM*f rMM fMtMM. Omm Mmn Mumplmm t*|RiM «MHi MiMilMr : iMrnld mml Mm twal Mitt «4 TMt# It . 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It has been auamitu >-d t>y the board appointed for the purpose lhal ! the re* victory off Baartago was a I "captain * battle,** and that the g*oe ! rgl order to Admiral Hemp-on given la advance, were obeyed. The iwo or ders algnalled by Bchley. "tbra# In." ‘ and "engage Ihe enemy. ** did no good, 1 for the reason that the ship* had al ' ready closed la. and asere engaging the enemy when the signals were run up | It fun her appears that Ihe controversy i going on In the paper* regarding tha ■ commander to whom (he overwhelm ■ ~ig victory was due was almply i among thenewspaper*. aa the two ad | mtrala not only were but have since j been on a moat friendly fooling. The | full text of Ihe report has as yet not j Iwen given out from Washington, but | enough is known to state that each j ship In the fleet knew exactly what to jdo should Cervera come out. It thus appears that the American nary la up In other things besides proficient gun nery, and it has a cause,for congratu lation. The Herald thinks, that besides good ships, good guns, and the meu who know how to use the guns, thftt we have commanders who know how to prepare and plan for the shooting. The board finds that the New York did nothing to affect the Issue of tha battle, but that general Instruction* had been Issued by Sampson as com mander In chief. The presiding officer of the board was Ueut. Com. Wainwrlght. well known as the executive officer of the Maine In Havana horbor, and Uout Comly of the Indiana, Ueut Hclmcr of the Texas, Ueut. Schultse of the lowa, Ueut. Hodgson of ihe Brooklyn, Ueut Allen of the Oregon, and Ueut. Cape hurt of the New York. As a result of the Inquiry, It lo offi cially stated that to the Oregon be longs the greatest credit for the an nihilation of the Spanish fleet, and that the officers and crew of the flag ship New York will not be entitled to any prize money from the same. f A man has a great command of language who knows absolutely when to say yes ami absolutely when to say no. ,• EVERYBODY WHO IS ANYBODY READS SUNDAY’S HERALD. “THEY CAN’T SEE YOUR AD IF IT ISN’T IN IT.” a*»Bi AUGUm’A JiJUK^ltoD - ra *• *mmn ,» «»* m mm# • * ; * *4% <m»- * i ■**■*& ** Me *■ * * ' I ImMmm > fMji iMr% <p Mi #Pm * 1 m»i> Hi«imii 9m mmmmm amp****** MM #m A*- tMM M-Mwi W*mM *#• H»Tm MoMm* umprt* pm *M HP «*p Aw ttm »■ M# <*M * ikMMNi MMMMfI Mi Mlt Mm I# A tiMMflt# MMMi MM4 I IMMM MiMVVMIMMfM, MMt4 MMIMnI MM' M'Mi ! Hal—T. m MWiMfilf "MUM* 4 Mr IMm ! i»MI mm 4 mm# *m Mm nimomiiM Mmmm .. 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Chbagn New* When be looks at Col. Boovevelt j Goceroor Black la ptwlllre that the war with A pain ii not inch • g«*>d thing after all. HARVEST Tint JOVS. Htrg's to the twtnkl. to dandog feet. In the mellow harvest union Hall' tc. fair autumn, eplcy, awe-t. An.l the tinkling laugh of glad souls we I ' meet. And the violin's pulsing rune. .% rippling stir 'midst the stubble's got L j . .Vcvrr a maid nr Isd feelstb old, , Hinging amidst Ihe sheared-UP wheat, Huegbig eyery fair ms'l »e gr.-e». Come' give us a good old-fashi jnol tune: . Here * to Joy! and a dance, Neath the harvest mum. i Here'* to Ihe klasc*. hon-d and true, i 'Neath the mellow harvest m«s»n; i Blus-creff Jane and black-eyed Lou. | pink-checked Mollle an l red-llppeu Hue. Ah! the wltehlng Vici n’* rune. Bach red ear of corn, a kiss so ,ond, Matron and m«ld. brun-.li* and blende. | It'* r.o! for th* whirl of flying feet. ; Slu.e and love, carcase* sweet. Come! give us a good old-fashioned tune, j H*-re to life, and a darce. ■Nenth th.- harvest moon. --HKHTIN KMKHBON TARVER. CDBKENT TON. "... "-a | Smith—Thai man Jones is a two dolliir fool. Conk-Why, do you call him a two dollar fool? Smith Because It costs two dollars to say "damn.” I Tommy—Papa, why are single ngo ' men called splnstpra? Mr. Bunt—My son. II Is because they ; are always spinning a web to catch a man. •‘Yes, we lost that good girl I told you about.” "What was the trouble?” "Why. she left the water running in the bathtub, and it leaked through and the caught cold. She said she wouldn't slay In a house where they didn’t have water-tight floors.'' Clara—Are you engaged to Douglas for good ? Madtdle —It looks so. T don't think he'll ever bo able to marry me. *'Hobson hasn't been 111 rough the ' worst yet.” "Whad do you menu '” "He basil t been kif»ed by a Boston ! girl ” Men use thought only to justify their unjust acts, and employ speech only lo disguise their thoughts. Vol taire. tmr otsewat ABOUT TOWN i Mm*4 a m» (#4 aApmapama Him PM fid x * pm%m ppt Hma a pp*m I AmmMP MMwa *’■##■ MM MMM A pAmM Mi MM Hi * s ff * 9AM aMMAAMMa HMM r> ‘ At# #4 * ffrtoff-<• (*#*•£%’-'f WAr A , AAitiMM Am pm mm AAmM Ia Mmm «v* f mam I *At aea#4 mp mmmtmmA | to# a mm «ttM iNamm • aaax m «M# I #Rff A aHMHm *WhAfA 4M tAA fffl (MflM V \ t*H AM»« * 1 aaMm4 TAM rm am * *M% ##Mi» fa •aU 9 tA * I aaaxmmxi #mfm* \ tomlf i Mrlirv# I #M P mp A% RuittM't. |/f( mit My wlAtAk# Hos I frm ptmMAAAA mk* 4o#"l I#|li aMaaßmi I ine aboto aowsefklag freak I've had , aboto oil 1 ran stand She threw ffnwa i down the run and rnaked to me •Oh j Jell-' ake walled 'pleas*, pie—a. foe ! glee ■—! I*M i— fftahelleea yow 1 again, never l-.ag I Rent Just —y that yew wit) f.wßtvo wc dear” | | p--rmined her to suapllcatc for 4ve I m am** ci». tlr aaff <h— ! forpava I Mmp. Ofnt #rMrm# onlf ftmiAlMr ! wot to fore* the erlffence; alhay* let : Had had It. The ftun-Alr gucat* used to fro* Iquantly come down loan I—l winter |to wiin.ea a rake walk, goftrn up, I , suspect, chiefly by some of oar eol*r i prising colored cltlscns lo exirort i shekel* from the aforesaid Bon-Air j guest a prrkrt*. Yesterday the Ob I server wao talking with a Bavaanab ! friend who had recently returned from | Philadelphia. gEuitb I—'t bla name, but R will do I as well as any other. "One Bight white there,” he aay*. hi telling the story, "a couple to friends i persuaded me to go (o a cake walk at jan up-town concert ball, thinking. I j suppose, that It was a form of diver sion enjoyed peculiarly by Boutbern- I ere. We found a lot to darkry* gotten up for the occasion nod a big crowd of -shite spectators out for a lark. When the rake walking beguu there was a special prise for white visitors, and juat for the fun of the thing we three Joined In the proceaalou. Greatly to my surprise, I was awarded a cake aa the 'moat grarefulleat' prdeatrlan In the gang, bnt next morning I nearly had a fit when I opened the Philadel phia Record. It contained a brief no tice of the affair under the bend of ‘African Notes' and wound tip with the statement that the prizes were carried off hy a Mr. Smith, of Savannah, and several other colored gentlemen.' " They have a silver punch bowl for festive occasions at the club, loaned by a well known young Augusta geu tleman, the said bowl being thereault of the prowess of his Are company In the old volunteer days, and upon the occasion when ita services were last In demand —sometime in Merrymakers' week. I believe—one of the boys crae lesedy allowed a small dixit to be made in it. Upon seeing the bowl peaceful ly reposing on top of the ice box yes terday. I remembered that Tiffany & Co. are now at work on the punch bowl belonging to the battleship In diana. and upon which the Spaniards put o new design with a shell. The bowl is now regarded as the most val uable piece in the whole massive ser vice presented to the ship by the peo ple of Indiana. The fragment of Spanish shell, five and one-half inches long, and weighing five pounds, will be kept as u moraento of the battery at Santiago. "On. no condition hammer out the dent,” wrote Capt. Taylor, the brother of Capt. Taylor of the army, who used to be in command of the Augusta ar senal. "and do not reflnish the bowl In any manner.” The piece of Spanish shell will bp mounted above the bowl In such a manner that It may be lifted off like a cover. Upon tbe Inside of the bowl. 1 over tbe bulged in pari, will be en graved: “Made by e fragment of shell fired from (he Socapa battery. Santiago de Cuba, which burst in the wardroom passage of the United Siates battleship Indiana, midnight. July l, Ilf'S.” THIS IS IT • *M JMMM Hat# IMAmm FOR EARLY FALL STIFFS AND URINES ALL SHADES $3.00 Ju«l Arrived. DORRS Tjibrinjr, Hats, Furrmhinf*. \ DO you mow J \ tha ffaßulMto to Vi ****** ■ V # With to mmm aatafui atiwiOau # C is th* mailto ffatall. right toy- # J leg and right MiaagsmsaL J a User* Ii :* >isl u«r pitoM fat / v drag vordrMa sod us char*** C I lar earsfuUy asad* up piiMilp- f f nn« sr* very low. MsMysw \ \ rnacrigUoas to tU. \ \ Tjy Our C ) French Furniture Poluh / 1 It will IIUpSUV* you* MW f a Furau >r* and mak* th* uid \ S teak tthaaaw. II etsto kaflla, I i Our Vanilla and C C Lemon Extracta I f Cannot to m sde bcltaf. Pop- # \ ntar ta bucdrvtis, f hotncs here, \ / Sld m any qnaoiiiv. f r Splendid Toilet Soaps \ J And plenty to choose from. N C Our A and 10 caul Maps are par- f I ttcularly good. ( S Household Ammonia f \ Every on.- say* ours Is best, r r Large bouie* 10 ernt*. < Aleiander Dm Ctijiai; < S too BROAD ST. \ Gilder’s pills No Southern made Pill Is so popular as Gilder’s. It was born in the South. It was raised 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. Tbe Howard & Willet Dm2 Co. MAKK them. FOB IRON FEB CALL ON AUGUSTA FENCE CO., 310 10th Street, Avgusts, Ga. Qnt of Town Work Solicited-^(Kk THE NEW Broad Street Barbershop For an Easy Sbav* and a Neat Haircut go to No. 715 Broad Street, ground door. F. C. dos Passes. The Kotary Razor Strep for bale. OCTOBER 14 THa # Irani im pert•d ikmute aratfl ftififfi# Hr*- ririths hubs /liar VioftMtra Hya dnthi and Lily ttutv* and ilia F irwpht UemCraaa Comm wMa anorimmt t§ com#At*. LA.Gardellc DffffAr In th« Fin#«t DRUGS AND MCOICINEB Tbe Augusta Herald uinat Briiktot ad He Bit Hflijap’f mUilti d Tin Sft'lu ynniST TELETsI %PR s£W^ THE NEWS OF THY WORLD WHILE rr IS NEWS. 12 TO IS HOIKS AHEAD OP OTHER GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA papers. ~"I TOIL WILL CONVINCE TOO 1 gawn-MW* Mm PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, 209 7th SI.. ABM***. G^ sives rsfc fyi n§TS *« <• tight, arts*. Mbs prspar *!■■■** amt WAk gorr- in. ,■> Lease* cut uto your frrir* while yoa waiL FREE OF CKARUE. iiriSS COAL and WOOD FROM THE North Augusta Coal A Supplj Co v)oar litv and Ltnalliy Guaranteed. F- W SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT Ball 'Ftiolts Uti4 Mrowgsr M 6 The / Whiteiy Exerciser. ( A practical, simple and ' eftici ent Home Exerciser, onea pecltlly adapted for I ladies and children, bu ai ihe same time can be ' profitably used by the 1 strongest athlete. PRICKS: Tot, *I.OO, *1 50. BICYCLE* - CL EVE- I I.AMIb, »40 up; VIK- I | IN’CiS, 136 up: GEN-/ ; BROWS, 818 up; THOM-1 I AS, 850 up. 1 all and ?ee *■ i them. Every one guar i anteed. Richards & shaver Paine, Murphy & Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 803 Reyßolds St=-TeleDliODei^w-.^ a Ilivati Lessee Wires Citect to N«w Yorlei Chicago and New Orleans. Orders executed over our wires ro* Colton, Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Pro. -t visions for cosh or on margins. Local r securities bought snd sold. Reference® - —National Exchange Bank of Augusta, or Mercantile Agencies. . \ xV*/ • 7\ r# L / \t\ w ' \ jjy %