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THOTtirDSfiL BANK OF RUGUSIft L. o. HATNK, Fre. F. O. FORD.C.lh’t. CAPITAL $350,000. } - • $90,090. Facilities of our magnifloeut New Vault, containing410 eatSise. offered Safety-Lock Boxes- DifTer are to our patrons and tka public at |3.00 to $10.00 per annum. - VOLUME Xir. NO. 34. l B. BUSSEY. J. F. CABS WELL. BUSSEY k CARSWELL Wholesale Dealers « —ijst— Plantation and Family Groceries. 609 Broad Street. S 5 AUGUSTA, GA. CIIAS. F. BAKER. JERRY T. SMITH. BAKER – SMITH Cotton Factors, WAREHOUSE ON REYNOLDS, CAflPBELL AND JONES STREETS. Augusta, Qa. CONSIGNHENTS OF COTTON SOLICITED .ZZm I. J. BIITHEHFOBD ABB COMPANY. DEALERS IN Portland and Rosendale Cements, Plastering Hair, AND BRICK, XdIMB, CORNER OF WASHINGION AND REYNOLDS STREETS. -A.TT C3rXT JSTA5L, ■ T. P. FAGAN J > f: f Wholesale dnd Retail Dealer in Fine-:-Whiskies, IL – IL W. Catlicrwoord’s Famous Pure Rye Whiskies. 919 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, m GEORGIA. WHEN IN AUGUSTA CALL ON 1 i 717 Broad Street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STATIONERY SUPPLIES. ALSO PRINTERS AND BINDERS Mail orders shall have, prompt and careful attention. DO YOU EVER ORDER ANY Whiskies or Wines? '•Veil, If You Do, Why Not Try Paul Heyman, 206 and 208, WASHINGTON STREET. AUOUSTA, OA.? HE WILL SURELg PLEASE gCCi. S. G. LANG, SANDERSVILLE, GA • * -DEALER IN Ei«, Biilers, Saw Ills, Grist Mills, Beltiag. Pips Valves, Boiler Feeds, Steam Gooses, Etc. MANUFACTURER OF Flooring, Ceiling, Balusters, Moulding, Mantels, Column Post. All kinds inside Builders’Material and Finishings,Etc., Lead,Paints and Oils. Repairer of Engines, Gins, Boilers, saw Mills and all kinds of Ma chinery, Etc. WHITE FOR PRICES. S. G. LANG, Sandersvill© m C3r£â€“f Til K PLANTERS LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. AUGUSTA, GA. Rays Interest on Deposits. Accounts Solicited. L. C. Hivxx, President. Unis. O. Howxan, Cashier. WISDOM, JUSTICE AND MODERATION. GIBSON. GA.. FRIDAY. JULY 18, 1902. KITCHENER LIONIZED Londoners Literally Tumble Over Lath Other in Their Welcome. HORDES CHEER VOCIFEROUSLY From Paddington Station to Portals of St. James Palac 3 Was Contin. uous Ovation to Vanquisher of Brav« Boers, Lord Kitchener reached London at 12:48 p. m. Saturday and his passage through the metropolis was one of the most memorable of the many remark hie events of the past three years. The small procession of carriages and his staff in smple serviceable veldt dress, lacked the spectacular features, but evidently the crowd was there to see the man of the hour and not the pageant. From the moment he set foot in Lon don to the time of his disappearance beneath the portal of St. James palace Kitchener received such an outburst of popular enthusiasm as quite overshad owed the demonstrations on previous and similar occasions, The Pacific Sleatu Navigation Com pany’s steamer Orotava, which left Cape Town June 23, with Lord Kitch ener and staff oil board, arrived at Southampton at half past 8 o’clock Saturday morning. Owing to the fact that Major Gordon, who also was a passenger on the steamer, had been stricken wth smallpox, Lord Kitchener and staff only were allowed to land. Received as a Hero. The platform at Paddington railroad station when Kitchener arrived looked more like a recepton room of the war office or India office than a rai’road station. It was covered with red car pets ami decorated with a profusion of flowers and palms, while rows of decorated stands, crowded with spec tators, had been erected at all points from which a view, of the returning general cou d be obtained. Vhe P’atform Itself was crowded with distinguished personages, includ ing Indian- princes in resplendant cos tume^, generals and other officials in full uniform and many ladles in beau ifful .summer dresses. The Prince of Wales, Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Roberts, the com mander-in-chief; Lord Lansdowne, the foreign secretary; Mr. Brodeftck, the war secretary; the Duchess of Somer set, Lady Roberts, Lady French, Ma jor General Sir Francis R. Wygate,, who succeeded Kitchener as srdar of Egyptian army, and Governor General of Soudan and General Slalin Pacha, British inspector general of the Soudan, were among those who assem bled to greet the general. Great Cheer Given. * When Kitchener’s train arrived, punctual to the mjnute, a tremendous cheer greeted the latest hero as he emerged from his car and shook l ands with the Prince of Wales. He stood head and shoulder above nearly every one on the platform and his workman like khafli uniform, with the large sun helmet, made familiar by his pictures, was in striking contrast to the glitter ing uniforms and rows of medals and orders worn by most of those in wait ing. The reception lasted ten or fifteen minutes, when the I’rinc© of Wales and other members of the royal family drove off. Lord Kitchener and Gener als French and Hamilton took seats in one of the royal carriages and followed by the brilliant headquarters staff headed by Lord Roberts and an escort, left the station and amidst loud cheer ing from these inside which grew Into a perfect roar as Kitchener and his companions came in sight of the great gathering outside. The cheering was kept up until the party entered the portals of the palace. Senator McLaurin, of South Caro lina, called on President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Friday. It is reported that the president tendered and McLaurin accepted a position on tho court of claimB. CHARLESTON NAVAL STATION. Secretary of Navy Orders That Addi tional Land Be Bought. Secretary Moody has authorized Rear Admiral Endicott, chief of the bureau of yards and docks, to proceed with the purchase of 98 1-4 acres of ad dltional land for the new naval station at Charleston, S. C. Admiral Endicott Thursday tele graphed to the mayor of Charleston asking if the offer of Charleston city to sell this land still held good, and when the favorable reply wblc-h is ex pected is received, the purchase will be speedily consummated. YARN MILLS SHUT DOWN. Depression in Market Causes Cessa tion of Work in Charlotte Plants. Four of the largest yarn mills of Charlotte, N. C., have shut down owing to the depression in the yarn market, The mill owners claim that at the pres ent price of cotton and the selling price of yarns it is impossible for the manufacturers to come out anywhere near even. Chew “Hatchet” TO13A0eO. The Best On Earth. The tags are redeemable in very haudsome and useful pre-mums. Call on your merchant, whe willshow you the list aud other premiums for your tags. Robert Harris – Bro., Reidsville, N. 0. PAINTS. For Everything in Paints See Us - or w Write .. Us. Cold Water Paints. Wall Finishes. • Enamels. Varnishes. Lead. i Linseed Oil. Ready nixed Paints. Gold Paint. Household Painfp. Floor Paints. Buggy Paints. And Paint for every pur pose from a chair up to a cotton factory. J.B. Davengorl– Co * J Augusta, "fea. THE WORLD’S GREATEST FEVER MEDICINE. For all forms of fuver take John son 100 timoR s Chill bettor and Fever t,b»n Tonic 1! is .loos in slnxlo day wlml, quinine mill nine it ilo slow qui munot In 10 dam. It’s spli'iulltl euros are In Btrlklng con trast to the feoblo cures iniule by Quinine. Costs 50 Cents It It Com, PRESIDENT’S BUSY SUNDAY. Holde Long Conference With Root Anent Negotiations With Vatican. A dispatch from Oyster Bay, N. Y., says: President Roosevelt and Sec retary Root, were so busily engaged Sunday in the consideration of impor tant subjects that neither one attended church. One of the important questions dis cussed by the president and Secretary Root was that relating to Governor Taft’s negotiations with the Vati can respecting the Pmiirpine friars. The World's Greatest Cure for Malaria. Ti. For all forms of Malarial poison ing take Johnson’s CbiJ# Perer Ionic. A taint of Malnpnl poison ing in your blood men hr niispi y and failure. Biofni ir.CMlit inpacan'f nure ^ialnrial poisoning. The antidote for it i* IS JOHNSON -S TONIC. Get a bottle to-iloy. Costs 50 Cento |f |t Cures. Bewar e of Counterfeits. V The treasury department Friday is sued a warning of a new $20 gold cer tificate and a $5 silver certificate. The makers of these counterfeits were ar rested a few days ago at Centerville and Montgomery, Ala. Cholera Situation at Manila. The spread of cholera in Manila has slightly decreased, possibly on account of the rain. The totals since the out break are: Manila, 2,181 cases and 1,178 deaths. l f, 0 a F*ver fonicI'* I taint Jobn Malarial «en’» CWIl anii A of poisoning In s’our blood meuns misery and failure. Blood medicines can't cure Malarial poisoning. The antidote for it is Johaaott’a Toole. Get a bottle to-day. Gists 50 Cents If It Cures. Iml- lv m 3 PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, 209 7th St., Augusta, Ga $(VE8 FREit EYE TESTS for all defects of sight, grlmi# tl»6 proper and WAB KANTS them. Lense§ cut into your frame while yoii wait. FREE OF CHARGE. mediciaq tells if ct you tilted need SOUTHERN RAILWAY. CD ft m Effect Condensed Schedule in June l–KttL — -- ---tsiol--..- -»-r- ■ v a -r Daily^Diiily Poii'sro.T rAS-raitN TIME). FTo Daily III 1 Blip I 0 ■»! L ..Orttngebiifrf*.. 1116a lour* 1 IZ “ 72Sp lop . t«P a 461110 ltd ... ..Kingvill© .... 0 45a 260(1 OtMpUOOa Ar... ChftiTeSwa Columbia .. Lv 1 25p 0 16ft I :s ... .Branchvillo... ... AT ** II? oOfl 6 .. o T«p 8 02], !) il fx'm 40a ; - ... Bftjnbftrff ummtft .... . il C« a*>,. 10 07a : .... Blackvillfe 022) 11 00a : .......Aik©n... 7 03a 0 02a,, 1161a A r. All gust a un.d.Lv " J 0 20S bote' aarvio# traius Non. lo and 16 run daily n «*■ ton and Asheville, carrying ©tenant Pullman *lc«piii£ cars. No. 16 leave Oharlosfon 11 '00 p. m,; arrive Columbia 5:55 a. m. j arrive Asha* villa leave 9:05a. Columbia in. No. 10leave Asheville2 Qbamiston 05p. m.j 1:85 a. m.; arrivA 7:00 a. m. Bleeping cars ready for o6oupancy at Charleston at 9:00 p. m. These train* make close connedioue tit Colombia with through W.'ivViin trains b etwoon Florida points ana irton avid ^h^^a-st . ■ Nb.iu Daily Ho, Daily 0 Double »RD3?3NVILUil. Daily Service.jDaily (Nu. 12 No.fO Daily UdOu J 7 00ft Lv ... Charleston An 815p 7 00a 55ft 8 56ft “ . Branchville.i * COOP 4 20e 2 50a 9 20a “ . .Orangeburg .. “ r>;tp uo' 3 -16a l#la 11 UDa “ ... Columbia ... Lv 1 36a B»a 155p “ .. Oreonwood .. “ 12401' »l“P 10 65ft 245p Ar ....Abbeville .. hv llJOa 01Op 11 40a iUJ6p Ar ...Anderson... Lv 1016a 4 45p X2 20p415pAr .. .Greenville. . Lv 1015a 5B0p Ex, Sun lix. Sun. only Sun. Lv. Augusta ............. 7 00a 0 80a 6 20p) Ar. " Teunlllo.............. Sandcravilla.......... lOOp 1240p 8 8d0p R2p I «0p I26Up Lv. “ Samflersvillo Tounillo ... 6 40a iiHop (Dp 8 flilllp Id* Ar. 6 60a 4 8S0p AuguBla. , . 0 00a 710)) Daily Daily UrSTDairy Bx Bx Mix Dally au au Lv. Savannah.... 12 20o 12 20p ** Allendale..... o-c-o Atm. S'ie “ Barnwell. 4 Ilia .. Blttdcville.., 4 28a 4 V >4 Ar. Columbia.... 010a P )— * Daily Daily Mix. Mix. Daily Bxmt Kx su ex Mo LV. Columbia. U 25a 1 20n e ioa Ar. blurkvi! ir.... 107p 3 0.1a 1016a 4 60p “ Barnwell,.,, 121p 8 15a 1180a 8 40p “ Allendale..,.. lOOp 916)) ”Bavanuob..... 815p 6 10a J Atlanta and Beyond. Lv. Charleston... OCU3 Ar. Augusta .... “ Atlanta...... Lv. Atlanta..... Cr*— OOP 0C 4 009 Ar. Chattanooga lou 8 4©p r Lv. Atlanta.......................... 5 40ft Ar. “ Memphis, Birmhitfhnm................... (vift Birmingham)... 11 8(15p 06a s«- S Ar. “ Cincinnati....................... Lexington....................... 50dp 80p 6 7 00a 46a 7 “ Chicago.......................... 7)58 5 aoi> Ar. Louisville 7 yop 7 40ft ** fit. Louis 7 04a (lOOp .. Ar. M emphi s, (via C ha ttangogn).. 710p __7 40a To Asheville-Ciuoinnati-Louisvilla. . . ... i. £- , - r EASTERN TIME. Dq|Iy Daily Lv. ** Bqte8burg.............. Augusta.............. iFftp 12 sTBp 07a 44UP Lv. Charleston ..... ........ ... 7 00a II Lv. Ar. Columbia fipartanburt (tJfflon Depot) umim 8l0p “ AshevUle . .. t ....... 0 l.lOp 60a “ Knoxville.................. . .............. 715p 11ft 7 30u 4 “ Ciucinnnati............... 7 ejoa M LouiBville (via Jellieo). To WaohingtoiHiBd the East* tv. “ Aumista.............-;..... 2 6op O80p “ Columbia Batftaburg.................. (Union Depot).. 4 40p 12 07* Ar. Charlotte............ 215a rsm OlOp 4 Ar. Danville. Ar . Riohmonjl^ ■tS Ar. “ Baltimore Washington.............. P». E. R...... fSSa 860 p “ PhiJftdeJphia.............. ..... 012a 1125p " New York................ ..... 1135a j 250* ..... 2 0l)p lik* Atlanta,^vin Bleeping Car Augaata^innking^ronBeetlons Ijine between Charleston and at Solid Trains between Charleston and Ashe ville. sleeping Pullman Parlor between Cara Oharleaton and Drawing Boon cars and Asha ville. Connections at Columbia with through trains for Wnshtngtou all Florida and the East; also for Jackson. vfile and loin ts. FRANKS. GANNON, J. M. CULP, Third V-J’. Sr Gen. Mgr., Traffic Manager, Washington, D. C. Washington,D. a GEORGEIB. ALLEN, Div. Pass. Agt., Charleston, 8.0. W.A TURK, ABSt S. H, Tt^P" HARDWICK, Cl N Sis TWINE, BABBIT, <fco., VO R ANT MAKE OF OIN. ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES And Repairs Injectors, for snrae. Valves Shafting, Pulleys ripes, and Fittings IRON WORKS A SUPPLY CO., AVGUSTA. OA. * SUBSCRIPTION. *1.00 PER YEAR. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE! To win it, stocks must substantiate advertising assertions. We realise this, and yon will always And advertised goods as good as the telling would lead you to believe—and many times far better. Every department is bright with New Fall Goods, larger stocks are offered for selection than ever before, and, at usual, our prices are the very lowest possible. READ OUR PRICES, AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED: Ladies' Kid Buttons....... .. 76ots Gents* Buff Bals and Congress, Ladles' Dongela Buttons.. . .$ 1.00 solid...... . ........ ... Ladies’ Viei Kid Buttons.. .. 1.25 Gents' Satin Calf Bals and Cong., Ladies' Cincinnati Custom Made 1.50 best..... . . . . . l.W Ladies’ French Kid Hand-sewed Gents’ Genuine H 8 Bals. and Button 2.00 Cong..................... 2.59 worth $2.60 anywhere. Gents'Tan Bals Vivi-A Willen Olf. 2.00 Infants’ Kid Button.......... 25cts worth $3.00. Children’s Kid Spring Heel.....BOots Boys* School Shoes, all solid.... 7Sets Gents’ Buff Bals and Congress. .$1.00 Boys' Schoot Shoes, the best.... $1.00 Full Line Union Made Shoes and Hats. WE Q1VE PREMIUH DISCOUNT CHECKS. The Great Eastern Shoe Co. R. G. TARVER, Manager. 907 Broad Street. Ship Your Cotton To £ SI. O’DOWD’S SONS – CO, Cotton Factors, Corner Reynolds and Ninth Streets, AUGUSTA, GAi gije personal and undivided Attention to the weighing and selling of cotton. Liberal Cash Advances Made On Consignments. Fall in Line With the tk Money-Making Farmer. I Thrifty farmers need Stmlebaker Wagons, Olivor Chilled Plows, Tiger Disc Harrows, Gantt Cotton Planters, Gantt Guano Distributors, ^Planet Jr. Cultivators, Caldwell Cotton Planters aud Cox Cotton Planters . DAY – TANNAHILL, Augusta, Georgia. The World’s Greatest Fever Medicine. For all forms of fever lake JOHNSON’S CHILL ANO PEVRR TONIC. It, is 100 timer better than quinine and does in a single day what slow- quinine cannot c'o in 10 dayfl. It’esplcndid cures are in striking contrast to the feeble cures made by quinine, COSTS SO CENTS IF 7 IT CURES. The Cotton Factor Business OF S. M. WHIT/NEy Lately deceased, at Augusta, will be continued under The Saie lie aei Same Place as Heretofore, and patrons will receive the usual prompt attention and liberal treatment heretofore accorded. North Corn Whiskey Direct to Carolina Consumers At $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and $3.00 Per Gallon. SAVING niDDLEflEN’S PROFITS. All express charges paid by me on Packages of 2 gals, or more. 7 end your order and >v l ife for descriptive circuit!rs of Wines and Brandies. Terms Cash With Order. REFERENCES —Cominerciai Agencies or any merchant here. J, II. WOOLLEY, CtofVille, N. C. 12 March , ’02 Alexander – Alexander. v-% COTTO/N FACTORS. Augusta, *r (D a J. W. Whitcley, Publisher.