The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1890-1908, December 20, 1898, Image 5

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TUESDAY It’s Dead Easy to sensible Xm*» presents In our tior<. Gfwt presents tbet will be Appreciated. I FOR A _ Gsrthmin Fins Bedroom Sfeppm, SI^O. ! Ledf Finest Fur-srtmnwd Suppers. $ i 50. Abo many other usdul Articles, such as wnbreUa. end trunk,, h you wwh to help a poor chdd buy a food psir <4 shoes-food shoes don't cost much here. J'LMtliuijcHi mm 4m 9# mr4*f t« nmfvt •« f*n*##klft# •#*<• 19 fTMIi Y# #ttk#a #f Hmibll it#* _ dr. henry j. godin. * BOXERS AND WRESTLERS. >ko*(J Th«4r SfclH at Ike Opera Himif Laat kmiw laat t Igbt for lb* h***M of th* Tenth Ohio rrf.metal hospital »aa a x pry fair pet fortnsinee The bey* put up aotn* trary pood ri blbfUoM of aporrlap and tareetllni. The bout between Jack Mrßrldr, Troop A. Third cavalry, md Frank Larlpar, of tb# Thirty-ifth MUhlgan, that uraa down as oar of thr star rrents, did sot roan* of, as lstlfsr concluded not to tab* part. The •rsetlln* match brt*r«i f>o Miller, of the Timtb Ohio. a«d Krneat Clin, also of that regiment. was later sMlap Miller won. A clever ethlbi ttoa of the same sport was pirea by Kpsrft. Mbki*. of thf Trcth Ohio. •»« Jerk Miller. of th# Third fitiJrf. Georg* Miller acid Ernest cun oiu a ibt of light-weight -rvetllng. Mil ler pot two downs out of three. In the boxing roatest between Moore and Martin, of the First Maryland. Moore won. In the Greco-Roman wrrstllnp bout between Miller and Slmcoe. the latter woo. Miller and Wilde. In ilpbt weight wrest!me pleased the audlenre. W ilde came out winner. Then a three-round bout between Valke* and Mcßride, which anded in a draw. That was tbr last number on the program. The entertainment proved that amorp the aoldlera there are some clever athletes and It la said that the performance will ba repeated at an early date. A splendid assortment of of fashionable Pocket Books and Card Cases in best leathers for men and women at Richards & Shaver’s. If Admiral Dewey is not feeling In good health. The Chicago Record says the United Ststes Is the last plae# he should think of roming to unless h» knows how to maneuvre so as to keep out of the range of dinner Invlta tions. YOU CAN FROM OUR LIST SELECT THE PROPER CHRISTMAS PRESENT Diamond Pendants Diamond Pin* Diamond Rings Diamond Lock*!* Diamond Pcarf Pins Gentlemen's (told Watches Ladies' Gold Watchaa Miaaea’ Gold Watehea Boys' Silver Watches Boya’ X Xitel Watehea Gold V*n Chaina Gold Lorgnette Chains Gold Fen Chaina FIXE FANS Wreath Pins Gold Link Cuff Buttons Gold Stud Buttons Gold Shirt Waist bets Gold Thimbles Silver Thimbles Tortois Hhel! Lorgnettes Childs' Drees Pina Baby Buttons Gentlemen's Rings Ladies' Rings Babv Rlnes FIXE UMBRELLAS Hlver Mounted Huspenders Gold Garter Buckle i Silver Garter Buckles FINE FANS A Nice GOLD PEN with Pearl Holder in Plush Box, only sl. WM.SCHWEI6ERT&CO-, Santa ( lans Jewelers. HKI ISA9I HALL DEAL. 1 The RsHliturf Team SB Bs Tram* ferrvd is ftrwwhlyw ; ttatumurw Urn *• -Owe «t the hua> | I rat transfer* la the sMert of baseball I h«S ###|| ftftftNH «' Cl4Mft§#4 r**f TB# I*4M"i" [ kHttt»■ Ml lltfll. •• Ui#lt4 prslffdst ! will be inmtfr*4 Mllf t# ****** ! ilh» iitnlACi of tb# roflitftf pr«f, tt4 I BreoMft l««ni Rill b# »«#H#b#4 to H#l I in iriM. And ft t# lik#lft that hMrtell I atnrk it ill ink*' a t*TTtl»l# ilufflp U»#r# Watt** W 1 mot baa ptirrluaM the ra laaaaa of Abhatlcto. one of the Phtlllee' •eeowd barcn.cn and Short*!op George smith, of Brooklyn. It la rumored that there la a strong possibility of New Y»rh retaining Ro tate, Meekia and Gleaaon. since Brook- I yq will be so atmnp. “Bill Joyce and j Tiernan are slated to go/' mid an eastern authority Tiernan was prar- II iftiiy let go laat reason. Burns, of Chicago, la 'lkely to fall down In an ef fort lo secure tome reasoned pitching talent For Croup use CHE NEY’S EXPECTORANT. ME IS NO MOST. Soldier Thought Dead Proves to Be Alive. Passaic. N. J.. Dec. tn. Leonard Wood, a aoldler In the Blxth Massachu setts volunteers, who had been mourn ed as dead on the strength of an offi cial report, turned up here today at the home of bts aunt. The shock to hts relatives at the sight of him tn the fleab was such as might be caused by th* visit of a ghost. Before the war btoke out he had been living wttb hi* aunt. Hts home had been In Massachusetts and he returned to that state to go away with the regiment of which he was a member. At Porto Rico he war stricken with yellow fever and later, through a blunder, he was reported dead. Fresh Velvet Molaase# Candy at Clark's. Joaep., filter Is the only living man who now has a new trust with his cof fee at breakfast every morning. Chicago Record. CASTOnIA. Always Bought Hat Racks, finest line and lowest pri ces in city at Fleming & Bowles. Silver Mounted Hair Brushes Silver Mounted Combs Silver Mounted Mirror* Silver Mounted Cloth Brushes Silver mounted Whisk Brooms Silver mount* I Hat Brushes Black Ebony Hair Broshes Black Ebony Military Brushea Black Ebony Mirrors Gold headed Walking Canes Souvenir Spoons Cold Cream Jar* Cut Glass Cut Glass Puff Jars F,ne Cut G ass FIXE FANS Soap Boxes, Sterling Silver Whiskey Fla-k. sterling sliver • Curling Tonga, sterling silver Glove Btretcher, sterling silver Comb Cleaners, sterling silver Handle Stick, sterling silver Scissors, sterling silver Grape Scissors, sterling silver Manicure Sets, sterling silver Tape Measures, sterling Hirer Darners, sterling silver Silk Winders, sterling silver Pen r-'biffs, sterling silver Kev Rings and Tags, sterling stiver Shoe Horns, stenlng stiver Fine Umbrella*. TT3W -A.TJGKCTST-A HKRALI3 DO AWAY WITH MONEY IW, JL HOI. if CM### Is 4ft##i !• op ('•«• ts Assist Me Maps Simmy AtuM Ri Dews Away , «ab Ib# IlHlflY dt bt# #!••*• **?«• ■*#. flMMl* i I*«r I* | Aj, ■ goaf (bt oil #♦ it Tb# ftlk*# •mli of m*m*f aa4 lb# Mlor mm*h m Tb# «Ros% <* lb# bmm: aa4 I wool Id h# tlrlrttf fetfettent rn | ORA ol##•« t*»j fpgitit oil onrioUdK# to Niti» op b#f# I jm4 firm a mliiAff campont to 4rtlt, SO mm ml oirtbo to oot ©•» 4#f*n*r W# Of#Ot fsmptf In ihlf* QIAO #bpt# j ollb#; ###r? on# to bo## #ftkftl fifth**. If tb# peob will folly to my #tocHbif*i ‘ ImLiww the were* «o *• a leader if lb* mm % moo of Mooli fillbfOv p#rbopo bot ® | g(t) Ml off oM of ftftfttktftft- I Will DiffT. I Will oot OAAOUfiri MbOt ** will do so tb-m but tb*. will h made to auSrr In proportion lo Ibe sußrring they have caused All the rich I „(,<> have nßllkuwl the poor and ithry all h*ew~~will be taken rare of Aral When we begin Chicago will see * TmrlnV bis rental Mr Hill rregucnlly rafatted to All OlN't) It I t>lf* whilh lilV OR hla desk The Bible was marked with a pen al special paasage* which h*l construed to Indorse his proposed ! reformation. * The Socialist* have leeg slow to answer my advertisement j for volunteer*, but once they are *tarl - ' ed our regiment will be filled In a few hours." continued Hilt- "I am a true Soclallat, and want every on* to hnow It. I belong to tb* central Y. M C. A. and am a go**d Cbrtatlan, but t can t stand for the oppression of the poor by the rich. I have been persecuted here before. I was at one time editor of tly" Red White and Blue, a paper which might have been called an anti-paper, for it wa# against moat everythin*, rich folks, secret socletle*. money and property all Included." “Hill I* known here." said one of the I secretaries of the Y M. C A . “but !we think him harmlea* He used to be demonstrative a couple of year* ago. ' but lately ba* been very docile. He has i Mime very funny Ideas. He used to Im j aglne he was Alexander the Great, and was angry at any one who refused to call him Alexander. Hl* other hobby Is money, which he calli 'the mark of the beast’ ’* I)OLL BABY TRUNKS Augusta Trunk Factory, *« Broad. banquet at piney woods. The Jolly Drummers Will feast at That Place Jan. 9 The member* of the Augusta Post j T. P. A. have received the following Invitation to a tiauquet: "You are cordially Invited to attend the Commercial Travelers and Busi ness Men's Banquet, to be given at the Piney Woods Inn. Southern Plnea, N. C., January »th, 1899. "Compliments of F. B. Teachout, Augusta, (5a. ’’ During the past two year* these banquets have been a pronounced suc cess and It Is the aim of the commer cial traveler to so arrange his route that he may be present on that occa sion. Manager Bt. John always gives the traveler the glad hand of welcome and the spread which be prepares for the boya I* “ “ ost bounteous one, and the annual reunion this year, like those of former occasions, will be one of pleasure long to be remembered. An Enterprising Druggist. There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than Howard & Wll let who Bpare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. This Is the wonderful rem edy that Is producing such a furor all over the country by its many startling cures. It absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all affec tions of the Throat. Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug store and get a trial bottle for 10c. or a regular size for 50 cents and 1100. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. The Judge—That follow who was be fore me tolay has been fined at least a dozen times for fast bicycle rid ing. Judge’s Wife—He must have money to burn. "I don't know how that is. but he certainly has money for scorching.” Yonkers Statesman. Place your order at once and avoid rush. Goods cheanvr thaji ever. L J. Henry A Co-, popular priced talloisi, -16 and 21* Campbell street ; A crated bicycle,'. weighing less than ii hundred pmind* is said to (Occupy about the same space as three-quar ters of a ton of solid goods. Royal S t kwtwfim AIsImPM Um* food mans dr4*« k*ia MMf W#oIIMMMM TO NEW ORLHANA. 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Ok klkki tk# tmmmMm kill mall# A rwiriki era when It la hoped that the matter M||rß| (ts* An It# »h#P# lb i« mih h tk# immediate drafting of plana f«*r the greatest celebration that aa* I rarred In the Runny Hoath Yesterday afternoon a committee I from t-e executive committee In charwa of the atate fair .otnptewd of Mesat. llarry Mcftierny John Filipatrlck nod J. F. n#n#rA«itHl. wail#d iifKik Governor raster to ur# kl# I*o opera* Hob lo tk# #ot#ri>riM’ Tti# lot#* nor *»#- 1 ram# 11 mikiliitlr In th# ok 4 * iproml##d kl# h#orH##t « 00 *n» j Th# follow Ins ##t of tasolkUok# ttmrm adopted by th# rooimitte# whll# ok th# train #0 root# bark to N#w Orl##nc: On Special Car I Floe*.. Kn Route ! Home from Atlanta, Dec 1«. I*9* - Whereaa the Loulavtll* and Nashville railroad, the Western Hallway of Ala bama'. and the Atlanta ami West F.dnt railroad, have, by their public ; spirited co-operation In extending transportation to the committee, aid ed the citizens of New Orleans in se curing the promise of the distinguished preaenee of the nation's chief executive in New Orleans for the opening of the loiiislana Raster fair in April next, and whereas, the committee , received the particularly court eous attention of Charles Marshall and John Kilkenny, of the IXMiisville and Nashville railroad, and Oeorga C. .Smith president of the Atlanta and 1 West Point railroad, be it Resolved, That the committee, in Its own behalf, and In behalf of those they represent, luke this occasion to ex press their high appreciation, and the secretary be hereby Instructed to send copies of these resolutions to the gen-| ! ‘tlemen mentioned, I A vote of thanks was also tendered by the committee to the chairman. Mr Coleman, for his clever manage ment of the visit to Atlanta. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Kase, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart ing, nervous feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It’s] the greatest comfort discovery of the. age. Allen's Foot-Kase makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It Is a certain cure for sweating, callous and sore, tired, aching feet. Try tt today. Sold by all druggists and shoes stores. By mall for 25 cents In stamps. Trial package FKBIC. Address, Allen 3. Olmsted, Le Hoy, N. Y. Hopes For Sam. Mr. Watson, the postmaster of Wtl lowby, has four wons who Inherit their father's amiable disposition, but are wanting in “faculty," that characterte tlc of the successful New Knglander, says the Youth’* Companion. "What are your sons doing, Mr. Wat son?'' inquired a former resident of Wlllowby, who had not seen the post master before for twelve years. "Well," was the answer. “Jack, my oldest boy, he’s a minister without a pulpit. Fred, the next one, he's a law yer without a client, and William, the third one, he's a teacher without any school. • “But I’ve got some hopes of Sam, the youngest of the lot,” calf! the head of the Watson family, with eommendable cheerfulness. “He’s set out to be a far mer without any land; but he’s hired out a piece and worked It on halves, and we ate vegetables off it all sum ■’And T handed him over that tlftv ~<nts with a real light heart, and told him he needn’t ever think of It again. Yes, Ms mother and I feel encouraged about Ham: we think in the course o time he’ll make a likely farmer.” ii ii i’ll In Dressing and Mani cure collar and cuff sets in Dresden and other popu lar wares at Richards & Shaver’s. NEW ELECTION LAW. UevSMM Ikw uiiH M»» Try l t* ISttK*. kiM UM Ngie W###mnh4|9 ton tk#.. 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MlnlA# tkftt |k (ftf# of tk# kifi #4M w*#ft* tk# 4t9ft a ftMi In Kortk CftmtHiftt tk# kklt## **| kftt# tww« #1 tf4ftl#f| tk# CftlkHi kill, lo ftffiYkt# ft toY#r#ki##l tnf Ik# territory of Hawaii.* It ought lo be a __ fli—, iiilg"l Ity tkf' |%Htt hWfH Ikftt Ik# Iflkotkiit fifcrns# of llftkftli ill# ftotitk akrr* tk#lr rol# bn Ai#Afi riNMil(4Nl «ki##trtH»il#. k%#th#r In North raroitn# an4#r fio###ll. la Vlrgfftift ##* ft#r Mahon#, or In Kcntoeh# und#r **it#«)#tor Cftitftki In bto W!1 «t»#fik«* ’rhl### fn*#fly #ll th# n#tlv## of Ha* wall sad uU#* th Kortmawoi #s#ln* ulirtY Into Ib# hand# of th# kbit## and 0 frvr csYh#m. Th# North Carolina |»#o j,ld imv# r#f#«iil]r kad hitler #xp#rl#nr« 4 |of the Ifxkpftcltj' of lb# n#ffroi*B lo | _ l -* -a» Mr. Ilardln Norris, clerk of the drug store of K. Pboemaker, Perry. 11l . eay* “A man rente Into <tur store the | other day end said. 'I want a bottle of | that etutT that aavea children'* lives. j -pi, « hiltlr* f, may ft#t lick wh#n w# , i ton«t get the doc tor quic k enough. . .. in.. vim for croup. ' I|t S til# Mm ins* jtisi* v • *r ' If.- alluded to Cbamtcertaln's Cough \ |{pn,ptl)’ and bouitht a bottl# b#f<*r# b# l«*ft th# atom. For ital# by Al#xand#r 1 Pruic and H##d Co.. C. H. Parr of Bell Tower Drug Co. USE STOMACH PUMP. A Detroit Woman Has a .‘ay ol Inter est to Thirty-Hitt* Michigan. | Detroit. Deo. 20 -Mra. L. M. Hollis ■ ter ha* received a letter from Mrs. N. M. Millan, a Detroit woman who I* j now In Cambridge, Mas*. In the letter Mrs. Millan urges Mra. Hcdllster to i take steps to save the hoys In the vol unteer regiments from Michigan from 'temptation. Mrs. Millan says that In I the Thirty-first Michigan gambling and I drinking are not forbidden. The ccionel of the Fifth Massachu setts has forbidden drinking and gamb ling. The punishment for drunkenness |. the Immediate use of the stomach ,ump and tt Is effective. Other regl- Imerits have the same rule* and Mrs. Millan fools sure that If - nterested In lhe Michigan hoys would take the matter up, Cot. Gardner would make rules of the pome kind and the sale of liquor lit tho canteens would be Stopped. Elegant Line Solid Mahogany and Oak Desk from M-60 to 825.00—Flem ing & Bowles. In General Miles' report the strength of the first expedition to San tiago Is given as 803 officers and 14.933 men. General Shafter reported It (see Army and Navy Journal. Sept. 17. p. 54), at 815 officers and 16.072 men. What are historians to do when such authorities disagree? The data given In the adjutant general’s report, ».>» officers and 17.358 men, are true ror the dates given. July M 2, but whoever undertakes to base computation of the lighting force, July 1-3, on these fig uroH, will count in two volunteer regl nients, the First Illinois and the First District of Columbia, which were at Tampa when the fighting was on. For Xmas we have Fancy Rockers Gold Chairs. Tables, Lamps. Rugs and Desks. Must be sold. Fleming & Howies- WE DIDN’T MEET ALL THE SOLDIERS Rut all those we met were gentlemen. In the Ist Maryland, Captain Porter strikes us as atypical representative of the good . j 'll ...uno rantain Norton, Company D, of the 10th Ohio, is old school, wh _ P because he is also beloved by hiscom equally to be co g W p hope the entertainment at the Opera mand. ?P, d .' h k y b fit of the Soldiers tomorrow night will be a rousing House forthe benefitorine jf we can serve them, we hope thSvM?caUon'us. We're Dry Goods merchants and carry the largest lines of Gents' Furnishings in the city. Macaulay & Co., 810 Broadway. The City is Talking: AtJOUT OUR AUCCCASFUL, WONDERFUL SALE W# k#ft## ##M ft# fftaftft ftfaftta #• lift# ftft# 4ft# a* wm ftM IM kbt * !»«*-•*•» k# ii ft ml <44 nmtmrn itaft# i#k#« la»t#k4 <4 i.ftaflkft ftft —'fomiAtfti mm mt <44 ft###!# al. **HHM# r #*4 4 ft#!###, mm af# aaißaft t*f, krlftkl. Elf ll*h ftnoft*. ftl ftko #f »ft (ft#*4 ftvhltAMl ftftj'tf ftr«#k>#4 #m##l■ Mftf We are erftlng Men's IsMScrted rkrvkrd Ml WorMH MM fee 111 M Ml ID M. rwe Marl «H Maa Kftwf OMtmili l« •« M «ad It* a*. B»m latyitlil All Wen) t'bevMt Mtt for It fti Mas • taaaJMl WtIM ••4 Colored tieeae Mum f»« M ard tt cekta Ror*' A't *Mt Wee* Mat* Re f tr emus ittcwk Nat In and Fancy flitik NakHb fas it sad tt emu, KiftoM llftftnft#4 fttafttftftftft* aa4 Of ftl t oat* fa* llg N I*4 tit M. *,*d tblnt of Ml M«n‘a All Wool Ckevto* Raainrta and Orena gatu tnr t* tt! And kundrida of other ihtnaa at ytk** ifcnt oill leupt yon M bay a whole ywr > sapyty. baaldei A Full (don of CkrMau* Noiaftlaat J B BUTE 8 M„ ERftm W OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. YELLOW PINE LUMBER fUCTtMY **o r»«* Mill (Qti.wto WITH UTtST IMPROVtMINTt ANO ORGANt/ATld f THOOCUCN IN tVIBV Of PgPTMtftT. - FUU UNC IN STOCK ANO PROMPT SHIPME»nS ASSURIO ft 4 ■ m<c(s.CA?*io6utv etc open aptucatioh. . Perkins MANur.tcrOmKG Co August* G» NO BETTER 5c CIGAR ON THE MARKET R. C. NORRELL & CO.. Wktleole Dealtri WelmlvloDlUM Tbat We Hantio Gel Oil ofHe Vat. (4 Clevelands at sl2, sl4. sls $1 7. One of these is a Ladies. 1 Gendromat $17.50. I Raycycle at $ 14. One Stearn s Special at $lB. 4 Models 40 Columbias at s2l, $22, $23. $24. 1 Cresant at S2O. 2 Credendas at sls 00. 1 Victoria at $24. 2 Ladies’ Fentons at sls and S2O. 1 Man’s Victor at $20.) DEVENEY.HOOD&CO. BICYCLE DEPARTMENT. Hen’s Suits, Fancy Cheviots, Fancy Worsteds, Fancy Cassimeres. There’s a Reason for the Under Prices. Each one of these suits could tell of a maker who manufactured well, but not wisely. Makers are always in advance of the retail sealing season. Thev have to guess ahead as to trade conditions —and hope. We tell today of such hopes not realized by a celebrated maker, and his products find new owners, through us, because of the business necessities of the man who looked ahead wrong. A chance for money-saving that seldom comes just before Christmas. L C. LEVY’S 1 k CO. DECEMBER 20