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YOU WILL PUT a teaspoon "':: of UTotrioan Mustang Lin-* intent into a, giu.-s half lull oi' water cad with this gargle your throat often it will quickly euro a Sore Throat. Keep this fact always fresh in your memory:— For Cuts. Mashes and all Open Sores, you need only to apply f^sxican ff^usiang Pmim-sni a few times and the soreness and inflammation will be conquered and the wounded flesh healed. To get the best results you should saturate a piece of soft cloth with the liniment and bind it upon the wound as you would a poultice. 25c., 50c. and $1.00 a bottle. If rn n it? UV£T ri!M your poultry and at tlio very first sign of tr l-tiil s Uu sjf t ■* Roup, Scaly Legs, Bumblefoot or other diseases! among your fowls use Mexican Mustang Liniment. BORROWED $150,000. Carolina Will Mai SCAM, N. C. Telephone Company e Es: ensions. , Nov. 9.—The Inter - national Trust company of Maryland has filed in tbo office ot Register cf Deeds Suite a deed of trust given by the Interstate Telephone and Telegraph company to cover a loan of $I5G,000. At lease the paper covers bonds issued ’ by the company in the above sum. At a meeting of the stockholders of rhe Inter-State company here on July 10, 1901, it was decided to issue bonds in the above amount, as the company ‘•contemplates the extension and im provement of its telenhone system, botii in local and long distance lines.” There are 150 of these bonds, allot $1,000each. The International Trust company of Maryland took the enure issue. .The document is a very length}' affair, con taining about 0,000 words. ' With the money secured it is under stood that the Inter-State people con template making many needed improve ments in their lines. MiNIN! COMPANY FORMED. In It Will Work famous Propert North Carolina. Salisbury, N. C., Nov. II.—There is now being organized a company to own and operate North Carolina mines, which will own and develop two of the most celebrated properties in the state. The two mines with which it will be • gin are- the Parker at New London, formerly operated by the Stanley Free hold Gold Mining company, and the Old Copper Knob, m Ashe county. The deeds to these properties are now in escrow, robe delivered upon the comple tion of the organization of the company. The name oi' use concern is tne Caro lina Gold and Corner company, recent ly chartered under the laws o: Arrizoua with an authorised capital stock cf $3,- 500,000. The general manager will be Mr. B. M. hemes, Jr., of the Salisbury Supply and Commission company, a mining engineer of lifelong experience, who will have his office in Salisbury. A large amount of capital is interested in the company. HIDEOUS CONSPIRACY To Defraud Aletropolitan Insurance Company at Louisville. Louisville, Nov. 12.—Through the efforts of nearly the entire detective force of Louisville and Jeffersonville the details or the conspiracy of Nowell O. Rathbuu to defraud t he Metropolitan Insurance company, which ended in the mysterious murder at the Fails Gity hotel in Jeffersonville are being brought our. The more the case is developed the more hideous is the conspiracy evolved by Rathbuu. He admits rhat after se curing a corpse and dressing it in his own clothes he intended to set fire to the hotel and burn it down so that the body of the dead man coaid be identi fied .vs that of himself. Having, as they believe, established the identity of the murdered man, the detectives are busy developing the case against Rathbun. He has told several stories, but the one that he stuck to the longest, and which he still insists is true, is that he formed the conspiracy in conjunction with a deserter from the regular army by the name of Blanchard. He states that he and Blanchard met here by agreement and discussed the de tails of the plot. It was, of course, nec essary first to secure a corpse, and Blanchard agreed to provide the corpse if Rathbun would set fire to the build ing after the corpse was prepared. TEST OF SUBMARINE BOAT. Endurance SMITH HELD FOR MURDER. Death of Stepdaughter Laid at North Carolina Mari’s Door. Marshall, N. C., Nov. 13.—Peter Smith was yesterday lodged in jail here charged with the murder of his step daughter, Hannah Fleming. Smith is about -1? years of age. On last Thursday the head of the girl was found about a quarter of a mile above Smith’s house amongaicsof levs. Hair and blood stains were found about j the fence and at tbs foot of the bill j some wearing apparel. The body of the j girl has not yet be n discovered. Print of the Lultou a> New Suffolk. New Yore, Nov. 13.—A Greenport, N. Y., correspondent cf The Herald an nounces that a rest is being arranged to dispel ail doubt of the ability of the sub marine torpedo boars of the Holland type to spend long periods safely under water. At rhe “Turning Up” plant of the Holland company, at New Suffolk, the Fulton is to be sealed up in the early evening some time this week and re main sealed up from 13 to 13 hours. Besides her regular crew, in command of Captain Frank Cable, there will be in her Lieutenant A. McArthur, who is to command the submarine boat Adder, and Rear Admiral John Low of the United States navy. Tne endurance test has never been at tempted in this country, but the Hol land people are positive they can equal orexceliu theFulton any previous Eug- iish records. The compressed air flasks will be filled to their capacity ana the men furnished with food for the long watch below. Tnero will be those on shore who may easily see that ail con aitions of the test are fulfilled. Cue of the charges against the de- j allowance fendant is that he is the author of the voting girl’s downfall and this is alleged by the stare to be the motive or the crime. binith protests his innocense. A sench for the body cf the girl is being made. CarlGiid of Exhibits. Raleigh, Nov. 9.—The first carload of exhibits from the agricultural depart ment to the Charleston exposition has just been shipped from this place. Five more carloads will be shipped. Tne ex hibits will be in four departments, agri culture, forestry, horticulture and min ing. There will be 130 specimens of woods, of which half will be in disk form. All the exhibits will be made collectively in the agricul ural building. Schwnb’s Annual Allowance. New York, Nov. 13.—Concerning the much discussed question of the anuu made Charles M. Schwab for his services as president of the United States Steel corporation, Th Herald today announces that Mr Schwab’s salary is -$100,000 a year, but that he is allowed a contingent fee, aa ‘ receives in addition to his salary one quarter of 3 per cent of all the corpora tion may earn over and above its fixed charges and after deducting such sum.- as may be necessary to pay the regular dividends on tne common and preferred stocks. This contingent amount is esti mated at $136,000. swing Proved Death Trap. Raleigh, Nov. 11.—At Wiscnsset cot ton mills, Stanley county. J. E. Van- boy, operative, had placed a rope swing under his house for rhe use of the chil dren. His 2-year-old girl was swinging Saturday afternoon when the rope tight ened around her neck and choked her to death The child was uot missed for some time. The mother found her cold and stiff in death, Lord Kitchener’s Report. London. Nov. 13.—Lord Kitchener, in a dispatch from Pretoria, dated Mon i day, Nov. 11, presents ht3 weekly report ! and incidentally locates General DeWer | in the northeast part of the Orange River colony. He says the Boers have recently been collecting under his lead- | ership and that the British are now- moving to disperse them. Lord Kitch ener gives the Boer casualties since Nov. 4 as 63 killed, 105 wounded, 104 cap tured and 45 surrendered. Off to China’s Missionary Field. Greenville, S. O., Nov. 13.—Captain F. J. Bostick and his daughter, Miss Carrie Bostick, yesterday left here for Cantou. China. Miss Bostick goes as a missionary cf the southern Baptist church. Captain Bostick is a Furman university man, a printer by trade, atid will be employed in Cnina on the publi cations of the missionaries. '-—Cali on Lewis J. Sehaul, old stand. 10 years under the Ar lington Hotel, Augusta Ga. Sewing machines, ten dollars and upward, Singer, New Home and Domestic. 09 the new* of fov* eertion. Boston Has $50,000 I-ire. Boston, Nov. 13.—The fire which, fed by great quantities of oil and var nish, burned out the interior ef the big granito block at Broad and Franklin stree's today, caused a loss estimated ar. from $300,000 to $150,000. Mayor Thomas Hart owns the property. 5100 Dr E. Detcheon'e Asti-Dinretla May be worth to yon more than Si00 if you have a ehiid who soils bedding from incoute- nence o: water during sleep. Cures old and young alike It arrests the trouble at once Sold by It. R McMaster, Druggist, - Write or cull on W. Ivl. Fulcher, Waynesboro, Ga., and he will give you rates ou gin house, and all oth er class cf insurance. lb Short now* item# tlwaya denin<L CARLOAD OF SPORTS ENROUTE TO ’FRISCO NEGROES FIRE ON CARS. | JelTries-Eiihlin Match Is the Drawing Card. PROTEST BY CLERGYMEN Trouble at Jacksonville, Fla., on the Color Line. Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 11.—Jack- ton ville is ihreateued with a race trouble as the result of the recent pas sage of an ordinance requiring separate l aza in street cars for whites and biaexs and clothing conductors with police Dowers to enforce this regulation. The Have Asked Officials to Stop the Con- test ami Have Been informed That They I’robab y Will if it t-hould De velop into a Brutai Pr'z fi'lit. San Francisco, Nov. 14.—Many east ern people, anxious to witness tne Jeff ries-Ruhiin fight, are coming to this city. New York and Chicago have al ready large delegations on the scene and more arriving on every train. Another large delegation is enropte from Cincinnati. Two special cars filied near the terminus o with sporting men from Fuget sound cities left Seattle and will be joined in Portland by another carload. The Los Angeles delegation will be weapon. Thereupon five shots were here this evening and delegations wiil i ac cae caT with no injury, be here from nearly every city and town ordinance was passed amid a storm of j j'}\\ protests from the negroes, who held a ' 1 ' ‘ massmeetiug the next night nnd resolv ed to boycott the street car system as a means of showing their indignation. Since then, thduga the ordinance has not yet been signed by the mayor, there have been but few negro passengers on the street car3. Saturday night the riotous element among the negroes at tempted to interfere with the progress of the street cars by a display of rowdy ism. la Fairfield, a suburb, a car was fired into from ambush ana two shots crashed through the windows, narrowly , missing the conductor. In Oakland, a suburb, a crowd of negroes gathered ; -lf-roct fi t T)T)TT.i GTTT r TU i AT the line and the j MISS CARKIE SULLIVAN. conductor was threatened. A negro cursed the motorman of a car as it stopped at a switch and the mctcr- man used his controller handle as a S. 0. POORE, -DEALER IX- A U YjL / / Kinds of Furniture, 942 Eroai! Sf. AUGUSTA, GA. h<: m I •o purchasing give me a call ami get ;h are the lowest in the cits - 1‘KAI.KK IN- y prices, which are tne lowest in the city | ’rornpt and polite attention guaranteed. ■vssassms^aaaassicbsbmbk ivv YVfrcxnaB-yTirer.*earong ? a ♦HiLLMEBY, ^ FLOWERS,;) in this state. At the pavnion every thing wili be in readiness for the event by noon today. It is asserted that Jeffries now tips the scales at 208}^ pounds. He believes he can fight best at about 207 pounds. His trainer, Billy Delaney, is of a differ ent opinion. He would rather have his protege enter the ring weighing about 215 or 217 pounds, as he knows that in the course oi a heated battle that weight counts. With a blow of his fist, while train ing, Jeffries burst a punching bag. It was done with one • of the left swings, which won for the boilermaker the glory of the world’s championship. Gus Ruhlin’s weight is 201 pounds. He weighed 211 pounds when he began training. Biilv Madden is not satisfied with the truth of the report that Jeffries only weighs 210 pounds. He says he is willing to wager chat the champion will tip the beam close to 225 pounds. Ruhiin is said to have a new and effec tive blow which he will attempt to use during the contest. The Clergymen’s association has adopted resolutions against the fight, Some of its members have asked the city officials to stop it and have been politely informed that the police will doubtless interfere if the sparring match should develop into a brutal prizefight. The mayor has given notice that he will sign the bill today, after which de velopments will be awaited. SUGAR REFINERY IN FLORIDA. Florida East Coast Commercial Com pany Capitalized. Jacksonville, Fia., Nov. 9.—The Florida East Coast Commerci d com pany has been incorporated situ eap- tal stock of $1,000,000 for the purpose of erecting a sugar refinery ou krge cane- planciug properties secured by the com pany in Yolusia county, Fla. fihe plant, which wiil cost about $500,000, will be at Oak HilL The company will manufacture stand ard granulated sugar. This is the ini tiative in what is believed will soon de velop into one of the principal indus tries of Florida. The general offices of the Florida East Coast Commercial company are in the Continental Trust building, Baltimore. George F. Jones is president, Frank H. Callaway vice president, M. R. Creighton secretary, William W. Dix treasurer aud J. S. Weaver auditor. FEATHERS, RUCHINGS, and 846 Bread Street, Over Mulheric’c Store 1 , Augusta, : Georgia. Complete line ot Children s and Tntant’s Caps, Hats and other Novelties. SOUTH AFRICAN WAR, Austrian Says Struggle Wiil Lait Six Mouths Longer. New York, Nov. 14—An interview with au Austrian merchant, just return ed from South Africa, is reported by a Yienua correspondent of the London Times and the New York Times. The merchant believes the war will last six months, but does not think the Boers will hold out beyond next June. He believes they will be glad to make peace if they received substantial au tonomy. He says th9 British should not allow the burghers to retain the gold mine region, which should be perma nently under British rule. This ob server also declares that Mr. Kruger kept up the Afrikander baud by means of wealth derived from tiie gold indus try. He says if the former president loses his money he will soon lose bis friends. A PRINCESS OF INDIA. Daughter of the Maharajah of Lahore Visits New Y.-rk. New York, Nov. 14.—The Princess Sophie Bainba Dhnleep Singh arrived yesterday from Europe. Her present stopping place is not known. On the way over she spoke of visita she intend ed to make at Newport. Beyond this the steamship authorities kuow nothing further of the movements of this prin cess of India, whose father, the mahara jail of Lahore, was once owner of the lamous “Kohinoor” diamond. Her brother. Prince Albert Dbuieep Singh, has visited New York many times and has been entertained both here and in Newport. He set Loudon society agog in 3833 by marrying Lady Anne Coventry. His marriage was the first ou record of an Indian prince mar rying an Englishwoman. NEGRO HANGED IN FLORIDA. K L HEfISTREET & 3B0. 623 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, : : GEORGIA. FISHING TACKLE, And paldiug’s Baseball Goods a specialty. up gi J- DOWNEY & CO, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers, Gibson s Rye Whiskies, North Carolina Corn, And FI oil and Gin. Special attention to the Jug Trade. 916 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, Slayer of Three Men Is Publicly Exe cuted at Madison. Madison, Fla., Nov. 9.—Will Jones, a negro desperado, who recently killed three men in one day, two blacks and one white and shot several other mem bers of the sheriff’s posse, was publicly hanged here shortly before noon yester- Several hundred people witnessed the execution, among whom were a num ber of negroes. There was no excite ment, though extra guards had been provided. The desperado showed no weakening of nerve and made no con fession or speech of repentance. The execution was successful to a marked degree. The neck was broken by the drop and the murderer was dead in 14 minutes from the time the trap was sprung. ELDERS TOLD TO LEAVE. lu Cannot Offer Good Gillens. New York, Nov. 14.—The Brussels correspondent of the London Times and New York Times, says the Standard, Brussel’s new paper, which is the effi cial mouthpiece of Dr. Kuvpe, the Netherlands premier, insists that the administrative council of Tne Hague tribunal is incompetent to offer its good offices in connection with the Boer appeal for arbitration. The Boers must kuow perfectly well, ssvs the paper, that their appeal will not be received. German Emigration Increasing. New York, Nov. 14.—The Beilin cor respondent of the London Times and the New York Times says there has been a great increase in the number of emigrants from Germany this year. In the past ten months 175,000 Germans and foreigners sailed in German vessels. This is more than twice the number who sailed from 1894 to 1897. Emigration to the Argentine Republic and Uruguay has increased, while that to Brazil has diminished. Blew Safe to Atoms. Warren, O., Nov. 14.—Safe blowers got $100 in money, about $3,500 worth of bonds and $200 in stamps at the Rock Creek postcffice last night. The safe was blown to atoms. The robbers also entered the Pennsylvania station and took a sum of money. They then fled south on a handcar. Citizens are in pursuit. Latter Day Saints Not Wanted luda County, S. C. Charleston, Nov. 13. — A com mittee of leading citizens of Higgins Ferry, Saluda county, last Friday vis ited two Mormon elders who have been preaching thereabout aud warned them to leave within a limited time. Four of their converts were told that the community would hold them per sonally responsible ior rhe presence of the eiders there in the future, aud that summary proceedings would be taken if these notices were disregarded. Citizens of adjoining townships make common cause with the anti-Mormon agitators, and promise in the county pi pars to assist in any measures necessary to expel the elders, or worse. HOLLEYglAN’s COMPOUND ELIXIR FOR HORSE Colic. The2biggest farmers in Georgia arid South Carolina—L'apt. Jas. M. Smith says of it: "Have tried them. Hol!e> man’s is the best oi all Keep it ail the time.” Cai t R. II. Walker say-.s: “Holleyman’s is worth its weight in gold. I have saved as many as three horses lives per month with ifj HoHeymon's Compound Elixir 50 CENTS. Will cure any ease of Horse Colic under the sun Sold by all the merchants of this county D. not take any substitute said -.o be the ui-iame thing or as good. N. L. WILLETT DRUG CO, ACJGITSTA. GA. ;e ri. £<X?DQQOOOCQ<iQO&2QS$2-OQQQG “Tnr 1HA m )) GEORGIA. m iYe. t<F- iif to Lon i 'M m On improved Farms in fjiS ?A Burke, Jefferson, Washington, Jef- & m m fesoa, Bulloch, Johnson aud Rich mond Counties. No Commissions. *VN m Lowest Rates. Long time or install- ?V4 ri m m me ill 'YAfcll & ,<9; m m 7Go Broad St, Augusta, Ha Sf MM lilliSMBBSKfSiSll Li comes to all sooner or later. Provide against it by depositing your SAVES II inimij 10 s RAILROAD FOR ST. JOSEPH. One Time Florida Metropolis to Be Rejuvenated. Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 13.—Old St. Joseph, many years ago the metrop' olis of Florida, but of late years de serted ana abandoned, showing only the ruins of its former self, is to become the terminus of a new railroad, and life again is to be put into the old town. This railroad will be built from Do than, Ala., to St. Joseph, Fla., aud will pass through the counties of Henry and Geneva in Alabama and Jackson, Wash ington and Holmes counties in Florida, from an originally surveyed route from Eufaula, Ala., to Chipley, Fla. Eurai Mail Delivery. Durham, N. O., Nov. 9.—Durham county is to have rural mail delivery in the near future. Mr. William A Bar: special agent to establish rural mail routes, has been here to locate two routes in this county. No. 1 route will be 21>£ miles in length and will accom modate 1Y5 families with daily mail. The other will be 22Ja miles in length and accommodate 185 families. They will be pat in operation between now and the holiaavs. Prima Donna Granted Divorce. London, Nov. 14.—Lillian Decima Moore, the prima donna, has been granted a divorce from Cecil Walker Leigh, on the ground of cruelty and adultery. She was married to Leigh in 1804, making a tour of the United braces. Just One Bottle. Scammon, K&ns., Nov. 19,1900 — Pepsic Syrup Co, MonMceJlo, III Sirs:—About three months ago I had occasion to use something for constipation. One bottle of Dr. Cald well’s Syrup Pepsin was all. I have been doing business with your firm over a year and find it like your medicine, profitable and pleasant. Phil. L. Keener, Editor “Scammon Miner.”. Sold by H. B Mt-Master, Waynes boro; B. Q. Bell, Millen, Call to Return to Florida. Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 9. — Ex- Senator Wilkinson Call, who has for several months made his residence in New York, announces that he wiil re turn to Florida at once, making his home in Volusia county, and begin ac tive canvass for the United States sen ate to succeed Senator Mallory, whose term expires March 4, 1903. Will Vote on Bond Question. Brooksville, Fla., Nov. 11.—One of the most important questions that has presented itself to the citizens of Hernando county, and especially its tax payers, is that in regard to the bonding of the county for $30,000 for good roads. An election has been called to be held on Dec. 33, at which time the question will be settled. itch on numan cured in SO minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion, This never fails Sold by H- B.McM»ster, Druggist. News Stand. I have opened a news stand in The Citizen office and wiil keep «1I (he popular monthlies and weeklies 1 hat are sold by all news dealers. The following are a few: — Munsey; The Argosj’; Strand; Mc Clures; Frank Leslies; Smart Spt; and others. Weeklies:-Secret Ser vice; Diamond Dick; Nioh Carter; Tip Top; Puck; Judge; New York Journal; and others. Your patron age will be appreciated. JLawrpnc£ Sullivan. u not only get your money when interest also, Jan liar} anti interest becoui pal, thereby wan tea but .V.W W and ou 1st July vour pricci- 0 « r assets exceed % $500,000.00. Write for 8 booklet on ”IJow to De- 8 posit by Mai!.” y iimmirn AUGUSTA, Q A. Notice to All Who Have Machinery! -AT ILD and KILL'S 949 Broad Sl:eet, Augusta, : Georgia. Harness, Saddles and Horseless Carriages. If you call aud see our goods we "Will si. Kemember at. FIELD c$ KELLY jS, 949 Broad st, Augusta, Ga. FECIAL OFF! % To the Dress Makers and Ladies of Burke county : To ad vertise his ‘ SHOP ABOUND THE CORNER,” a place where ladies of Augusta have long since been patronizing to the fullest extent he will mail post paid a full set ot waist linings to any ad dress for 58c. The retail price being fully $1, viz : I have located in Waynesboro, and will r prompt atten. ion to al! repairs i n any kind uf Machinery. Plumbing a specialty. Oioers loft at my home, or at .S. Eeii’s store wiil be given quick attention. Ef. W i HANDLER, Machinist, jan 28.1H0I—by Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest aueney for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive rpecial notice, without charge, in the Scientific tfmticait. A handsomely illustrated weekly. largest ci» dilation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 5 year; four months, $L Sold by all newsdealer* MUNN & Co. 38,l!r ”‘'*”- New York Branch Office. 625 F 8t. Washington, D. C. G ONTRACT0RS’ as ^.BUILDERS' BLEAKLEY will mail tbo entire list for 58c., post paid, 5 waist sets for $2.25. Send money order, registered letter or 2-cent postage stamps. [ 2 yds. best Percaiine, 1 set Whalebones, 3 yds. ol Whalebone casing, • 1 card Hemp Hcok and Eyes. JO 1 pr. guaranteed Dress Shields, Retail price, To be had in black, white or color wansed. ] $1.00 ;rey, met ion LEAKLEY’S JACKSON STREET Near BROADWAY, [jp^r Agent for Butterick’s Patterns. SHOP AROUND THE CORNER.’’ AUGUSTA, GA liPii Dealer in- .JILL SUPPLIES. Callings, Steel Beanes, Columns and Cha» »el Bolts, Rods, Weights, Tanks, Towers, Ao. Steel Wire and Manila Rope, Hols tin: Steel Wire and Manila Rope, Hoisting Engines and Pune pa, Jacks, Derricks, Crabs, Chain and " i9 Holsts. Cast Every Bov. Make Quick Delivery. LOMBARD IRON WORKS J SUPPLY CO. Stoves GRATES, BA \ C5KE TIUST-W-A-IESE!. 830 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, aag24,i(K)l — ..... Avavn*. m. georgi