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day* by tb# girl*
"From M ifM* In s4' i*o*i la a toler
tliif MMiinkrutv* liability a-bediil
for aa loaolvtoi debtor.
Tha ffbewmak# family of Aaguala
hart (hr sympathy of ibr community
In ttiAlr mvin double ifilrtloi.
Tba prosecution seated the pleading
eloquence of Pet Btrahan's oyea mart
than that of the lawyers' tongues.
The Spanish rotnmiaaloners have ’
done their beat to glee the Atlanta
celebration the semblance of a Jttbll*#
—Age-Herald
This ta the month that will nhow
Matt Quay whether the famous plum
tree shakings have turned Into Dead
tea fruit or not.
The view* of Hon. Hannis Taylor,
ex-minister to Spain, on the lateet
phaae of the Philippine question are
interesting reading.
In all probability It will be Joseph
R. Choate, Ambassador Kxtraordlna
ry and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Court of St, James.
The sloob,ooo-p«r-svar for fifty years
contract in Havana for the sanitation
of Cuba a n.pital is now to proceed
along the original lines.
“Mr. nepew.” observes The Savan
nah Press, will not have u walkover
In New York.'' But he will do hts
best for a talkover.—Courier-Journal.
And then it'll be all over.
Augusta and the hoys of companies
C and E are to be congratulated over
post-musterlng-out festivities. Their
conduct is In distiuet contrast to yes
terday's deplorable affair at Athens.
Commenting upon the comment of
Th* Chlcagh Tribune, on lynchings
north and lynchtnßs south. The News
und Courier observes: "They grant, (ll
vor.es in Illinois on the slightest pre
text. Indeed without any pretext at all
ought we to grant divorcee in South
Paroling? Occasionally in Chicago, wo*
icn are converted into *uusages—
-.7UUId that ho sufficient excuse for
siaking suusages out of women InChar
!ci,ton, Columbia or Greenville We
samiot square our misconduct by the
trlscorii-ct of others. We wi’ tie
judged and we ought to be Judged by
ourselves, and Judged in that way we
arc condemned.”
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'-to tba asorsMig paper* today appeal*
:to tba Brtltab public to aarikar?tba flee. ■
i aad to lowed aad wtalataie tb* flord»a
‘MemorM C*dllr«* at Khartoum wttb
'a tua at odaeatlag tb* H«udaa««a aad
’oowtiaaiM tke a ark wbirti Oaperat
: Ocadoa aowMaawead
I "Ha says that Lord Hallabary baa
writ’*a bias supporting tba a*b**»* aa
tba aaly pottry by trbhk Kaglaad *
r vtiitiaa wtake «aa br sia lively ac -
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At a bangnet tendered bim to Hdin
S'tirgb laat eight lord Kitchener la
! impending to a tnaat to hi* baaltb.
etplalaed to* plaaa for the Institution
at KhaHoum. aad made a darmat * ap
-1 peal for fund*. He asked ole*, for help
(nun "tb* people of the great Kngltoh
speaking slater watlon of America
The Bear! of Roeeberry. who was at
‘the banquet. rMnawHy and patriot!-
, cally Indorsed tb# project. ’
It Is thus that the gallant "Chineae
lJordon's" memory la 10 ba parpetuald
and thus M la that tb# oauaa of'Chrlat- ,
i*4ity goes msrehing on.
poll pc* thk Pear
A altuatton of Importance confronts
the rltliana of Augusta, of great Im
portanre as a factor !« Augusta's pro
gression. Hi: the rpportuntty pre
sented of making permanent the ad
! vantagas accruing from the location
i here of the volunteer soldiers' ramp.
| It appear* that the time for action >n
I the mailer has arrived.
In The Herald of yesterday there
was given the opioon of owe of the
most prominent officers now stationed
here, that If prompt and proper meas
orca were taken, we could aeeure a
permanent array poat for Augusta.
The action of the YVar Department
In (leelgnatlna Augusta for the loea
tlon of corps headquarter* in building
the hospital Is a long step in the right
direction, and this advantage should
now be followed up.
ua act at once. \
That the regular army ia to be in
ert-need in else and efficiency, that new
peat* will be necessary. Is a settled
question.
Wbat better point, geographically,
climatically, to every way. could be
found?
We have the Arsenal, we already
have an Ideal location In Camp Me-
Kt-mle and now let us show the War
Department our ndvantnges for a per
manent army post.
A prise such aa this will ke la cer
tain to provoke rivalry: let us fore
stall this and act at once,
Let Augusta's eltlaens get to work
immediately.
The Herald reiterates—let the elt
laens unite in securing the pernianut*
army post.
The Columbia Enquirer-Sun thinks
that much good wilt come from the
temporary sojourn among us of the
northern volunteer soldier boys.
They’ll understand thing* better when
they get back home.
A turban generally consists of from
ten to fourteen yard* of cloth, and i»,
a* a rule, only werti by Emaums
(priests), those who have made the
Had] or pilgrimage to Mecca and
among theological -students; also by
Horn? K#»t*rn nations.
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TMANKSOIVINO RNVftE.
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wa* iceted by • little atrt at $ M»- '
ry'a a« b<>«»l «h» Tbaa -.aatvln* day
tlennid* Ingraham la, M will he re :
memtwred, -me of Tie- llctald a keft-v ;
glrla. II aa* reviled l>y her.
These are rar* day* la a woman's life,
Ksporlslly If she he mother and wife.
When the whole earth beam* with a
happy gtuw
And heaven »nd sky are hendljig low:
When sorrow and tear# are v based ,
away
In wondrous Joy and love that ehrl*-,
tan* the day.
Whan one long* to he p«d and on ;
bended knee.
Pray find to bless our shin* at sea.
Do I such sweet anniversary keep?
Yes, and teat* will op unbidden leap
Into my eyes at the lesaon taught
By the glimpse of Paradise the An- !
gels brought.
It all canto about on Thanksgiving
day.
It was beastly cold, and the rain seem
ed to say
It had come to stay, the wind would
moan and moan.
tJverything looked dismal, wretehevf,
forlorn.
I said 1 hart naught to be thankful for.
I thought there ought to tie a law
To send poor people off to the war,
l was the erosaeat woman you ever
saw;
The ehllrtren's merry lnugliter sweet
And the eeaseli-as patter of little feel
Hair worn out shoe* and shabby
Hatties,
Added direct Insults to all my woe*.
My head was throbbing with torturing
pain,
Karh throb keeping lime to the patter
of rain.
IJke demons playing a drum;
"Sister. I wish I knew Just what to
play,
We can't roll marble* or spin top* or
pile the hay.
Or play soldier* or circus or anything
today:
t wish the old rain would stay away;
Mamma says. 'Don't' at everything—
She's even too skk to hear us slug.
”1 links If l could And a pencil or a pen
,[ could write a letter or dwar some 'lt
tte nun.
Hut I t'ant tlnd paper, my serati-h pad's
all tore.
And I wish 1 had some takes from do
tandv store.
Dat ole bad hammer make me kle,
Wish mamma had time to rock me by
and by.
And tell me 'on loves mo and tall me
shee wee,
And get aum - pictures for me to see "
Oh, dear, if I only knew how to work
this sum,
But the morrow will come and I must
be durrfb
Well, I will nut uc my books and
amuse the boys.
(And- help to mChQ their tighten loys."
Their tough echoes quickly, loud and
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Tb-n I beard voice* of the t.aa*er*t>y. j
Who uttered this device with shudder-
In* sigh.
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'They ventuied out la the rain and’
w#r# r*u:hf
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dart -
Death »a* in*tantaae«iua."
It was true- I had murdered my chil
dren three -
What was tin* wo-dd and It* riche#
henceforth for me*
And 1 had said. I had nothin* to be
thanhful
"And never eared to eve their Inca#
again."
"Father, forgive me, and their aplrit*
send
To take me. too, let this be the end;
Hid them smile oboe as Angels sweet.
And kiss their mamma when w# meet."
What! you do not understand? how
eoutd you?
I should have explained, ere you be
came blue—
You see it was all a horrible dream—
Just a tiny spark—a heart-searching
I ie.l in—
From the Master's throne —
To teach me to bo more thankful for
"my own.”
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Not to be oroa* or discontented again;
Hut to appreciate all the blessings He
sends—
When I awoke, I heard the noise and
laughter and fun
Of my darlings three—
Thanksgiving for me had Jusi begun.
And we had a regular Jubilee,
ita annlversnry with ta-auty continue*
to glow—
And earth Is heaven for me; with them
I know.
At the close of every Thanksgiving day.
—M. R. INORAHaM.
Dixie Farm, November, JB»S.
Among Author* JSJ
Author* are busy these day*.
James Dane Allen Is engaged upon a
novel so long that it will not appear,
it is said, before the early part of next
summer.
John Kendrick Bangs is writing
Olympian Nights, and Memoirs of
Santa Claus, a child's book, may b"
out soon.
George W. Cable is at work on a
novel, Tha Cavalier, which will draw
upon his experience as a soldier iu the
confed*rat« army
William Dean Howells is tVTitlng for
Harper's Magus'. r.e
Alice Morse Earle -ha* Ju*t finished
an extensive work on home Ilf# in ear
ly colonial dgys.
Maty Wilkins hopes to write a nav
el and some short stories also this
winter.
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Pain* In th# chest when a person has
• cold indicate a tendency toward pneu
monia. A plr-e of flannel dampened
wlih Chamberlain's Pain Halm and
bound on to the chest owr the seat of
pain will promptly relieve the pain and
prevent the threatened attack of pneu
monia. This a*me treatment will cur-- a
lame terlf in a few hour* Fold by Al
exander Drug and Feed Cn.,C. R. Harr
of lletl Tower Drug Co,
A CAI.F'S HEAD.
That I* What the American Called the
the Emperor.
Berlin. Dec. 2.—The lnwyer repre
senting Mr Frank Knaak, of Next
York, who I* under arrest here on a
(barge of lea# majeate, ha* not suc
ceeded In obtaining Ills client'* release
on bail. It appears that Mr. Knnxk
bed been celebrating Thanksgiving
Dtty somewhat ImpruAenlly and this
led to hi* making the incriminating
remark hi a reataurant. The offensive
words, is it understood, were "calf's
head." If it Is proved that he applied
theea words to the Emperor It is like
ly that he will be sentenced to a year's
Imprisonment. The defense Is that the
word* wer not aplpied to the Kaiser,
bul to a namesake of Mr. Knaak's.
Mr. J. B. Jackson, the American
charge d'affaires, hos seen Baron Rich
thofen, of theforelgn office, regarding
the case. If there is eny doubt os to
know was mennt by "calf's head." M'\
Knaak will get the benefit of tho
doubt.
Inauguration of New Dining Car Une
on Southern Railway’s United
States Fast Hail Trains.
On Nov. 20. the Southern railway es
tablished a superb mew dining car line
between Charlotte and Washington on
the Cnlted States fast mall. N'*» 35
and 26 this service makes this train,
equal to the Jatnous Washington and
Southwestern Vestibule Limited,
whose reputation has revolutionized
travel in the South.
For information or reservation in
Pullman cars, call oner address
j. B H'ffWARD,
X. I*. A., 729 Hroad street,
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Soldiers!
Rigulation Gaumltis
Rfgulanan Hats
Odictts 4 Hals
Flannel Shins
Woolen Sweaters
Rubber Coals
Corps Badges
Military CUFF BUTTONS
Swo'os and
Officers' Equipments
Uniforms to Order
Overcoats to Order
DORR S
718 BROADWAY 718
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For Rent
Farm of thirty acres just
below city.
Dwellings, stores and
f f ices in all sections of the
city.
Several of J. B. White’s
new Broad street houses
are still unrented. Special
prices will be made to de
sirable parties.
John W. Dickey
1 Jt 2 library Building.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
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Absolutely Incontestable Pol*#*#* From
Bate of Issue.
Largest DlvMaod* - - -' U>w«"t Premium*
toUdlon Wanted: call or write
H. H. SIT-IN I'H hjiea*l Agent,
4lfi Dyer Building.
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L. I. Garoelle. Druggist.
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North A b frusta Coal A Supply Co
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P. W SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT
Bail I't.uß site Me.»«w Sffi
Easiaifs KODAKS^
We sell Eastman’s Kodaks
and all size FILMS. Call
and see how cheap we can
supply your wants.
We have a full stock of
latest styles of Stationery.
All goods finest made.
Richards & Slayer,
827 Broad St., City.
Paine, Murphy & Co.
ttiMMlteiON MKUCHA.NTH.
803 FeyßOids Telephone iM&.r/
I uut. L**#en Y. ,r*• Tiieet to h«w York
Cblrago and New Orleans.
Order# executed over our wires for
Cotton. Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Pro.
visions for cash or on margins Local
securities bought and sold. Reference#
—National Exchange Bank of August*,
or Mercantile Agencies.
FOK SALE.
Numlwr 22 T-lfair street—Four room
house —Lot 40x150 feet.
Ten acre* of land on the Sand Hills,
near Hotel' Bon-Alr. Dwelling of 12
rooms, stable, bam and servant house.
Will sell at a sacrifice.
Three smalt houses and lots on Sand
Hills. Will sell separately or all, at a
bargain.
87 Acres of land near Wrlgbtsboro
road, one mile above city's new water
ha sin*.
50 acres of land near Mllledgeville
road, seven miles from court house.
APPLY TO
Clarence E. Clark
832 Broad Street.
NEXT!
tmrl beg to notify my friends and
emtomers that I have added another chair
to my Barber Shop, making «ix first-rlas-
Barbers, *nd l hope to accommodate ray
customers without waiting.
HOT AND COLD BATHd.
COME EARLY AND OFTEN Tu
Hickey's Barber Shop
212 .V; -2X4 Eighth -St.,
OPPOSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL.