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THE SUIiTAN’S 300 (HIVES. 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Kd <A Sugar Sao lac arm. ktarM 'Baa* Tamblrwoa. and B>H!> "HaAli*." flu*»4«l4 Fima wbat iraaap'md a: Mt» rinb* cut'n* at I-*nap* Park yrsacrU* thn rtab Mill Urn* km* of It* m•*»•.**» •ion 'hrooth ta* AUhtawa of Cupd Wnt Cheatrr Republican BATHING IN (BASKS. Inm of th« yr'.low jourult saw fit to au kytttrlfal ow a woman «*b > t■ or» a (Mil «h,l* In talMni at Man* lunan Reach Ike other day. Tiia the n man appears to bin btf* quit: and perfectly rvap-rtabl# in * eery way had n.i effect u,<oo the actuation Makars ILqnanry waa wfcat they ware after,' god .hey ware pl-ased to pravutne that they had found Htn thla case Aa a matter of fart. It la by oo mean* un ernaon Tor women to wear masks when bath.n* or falling though auek a practice I* uaually ronflnad to private: beaches aod boat*, where, according .0 the tawa of good breeding. It attracts neither attention nor comment. Such mark* are not. either, a aign of vanity. The Roaea of Seattle. ©. roaea #f Seattle! That bloom ‘n June and May. Too are perfect aa the pcet’a dream Fair aa the golden day. Ton acatthr waves of fragrance On the sleeping air of night; Tour rainbow-painted petala Are the glory of the light. \ Fair aa Ntle'a atoried loin* And the roae of Gallatan, And pleasant la the poppy need That lull* the soul of man; Rare are the ligbte nnd shadows In the pansy's purple eye*— But the roses of Seattle Are the flowers of paradise. O, rose* of Seattle! That bloom In Ma* and June, Deep hearts of gold and crimson, Thai light the summer noon — The cottage of the lowly You paint with God’s own plan; In the mansion of the lordly Von shame the art of man. i I hold them fas' its memory, Wherever I may roam, These blossoms from the garden Of the gods, dropped down from home. The cruel years take from us , What yearß cannot restore; But the rears of Seattle They lit com forevermore. Ruches and Feather Boas. There ,g no need cf smart little neck arrangements to be worn with street gt vns, and women are so aecus omed now to muffling their necks that it will be seme time before the fashion goes «ntlr» !;• out of style. Many of the col lars arc really small capes. They are made of ruffles of lace, chiffon, or mousseline de sole, pleated very fine and put on a fitted lining of silk or satin. Ostrich-feather boas have for some time been said to be out of style;, hut lodging from the quantities that are j tor sale, as well as the numbers that are worn, it is safe to say the assertion 1s unfounded. For between seasons, and cn a coo! day in summer, there is , no hing pleasnntef to wear than one | of these same bods. They come in black, in the natural feathers, in brown, nnd in light gray. Light gray is especially effective, and Is very much worn v.'ih dark tailor gowns. The long boas that come as far as the waist are considered the smartest.— Harper's Eaiar. Selma, Ala.— The crop continues to do fairly well. There are some indica tions of rust. v; wear taanip P f**a*t * tA» *m AMMkP* Trm a*** a# •** ***** v »* .phprtapa am A '»•* M*i ‘A# 4tH MM as Aa bmm *•***•«» am i MlAll 4**aa «4 +m **»»♦ ********** «#** a* <ww An* •*** **•*» *«* '*' MK a* ibMMiaa- «*** '*• ***** at iA« iM*ii iM*»a ••• ta* wp > «f <«M »tMH MPH •*» *KM Aa4 MM «A«MIM H« aa a *A* P am I MIT 1 -Tl >• I** *MM Ta* flwMI IHrttaa Aaa Mb*<4 tb* hum* a* Am fMatM a*4 AM tMM» lAkmA laartaM Aaaa •* »aud*»n im»« ft Mill 4M*bK Aa •*•• HI lAK*a •a* lab* *•* tainwi ta «Im hiiiirh p UtmmP Ml» *« imm ikn tAa aa- M*k HNtMMd am* lA# *•> f #» aaa* 4 ■■< tAa ***• MMM P UM MM a** arnlr tAtrtt IA aaailat half P «A» a AtoM aad in* «A#t APf »Aaa. tA*w 1 1 AM a Ml AAn* mo **j irp w ta# MAP Ktatar tiki M»aa ■a* ■•> rank M •** tlraad t*n P tM rap ir a»4 an Ma A ratlOp Hi M addraanrd m Yaar lIMAa*M aad ta |pt«4M<- •« a rawai pra#aaa* tAa Ka» |4*m P Can* aad Priam Pant aaad P (Adfarta PTES OH BOOHS. Jian Un~ dllnn (Ar AMrrtrat ao* , ' *UP. It A A pap an Aoaor reWk-a rerewdrd a arakar P *a§ltaA Taa of k:» »«• A*. "A KratarA? Card taa, “ aad 1 ARodMIA." M» tM.B* traaai* P laia Japanvaa ft la *lm*«A« (Aat AM AM#* :aa far aalur* aad A • dal • Ala rAarar •cr draKtaa aril) aiakr a wiaaa appaal lit> Japaataa raadara Tk. MW aM»rp Aa Mra Nadan CAaaikaca fPloMtaa tAa puMlctMon p "TA# Manat* P Maa ” A t* M aallad "Aah#« r» Kmptr " tl ta daawbad at a talc of !»o Amor lean n< **pai#r maa tk) a#ra wltkta tAa •»*!'• ts Part*- ctur nc ib* aatlra atr«a Ap tka Proa-' (IMA Tom Crlaali • lv « “ In whtrA oe rgri n **n» Ac# drarrlpttoa of »A* Anr her of Kaanago da Cuba, »h. h Ten- iTo a very aarneptihte and tender (few I sunburn to cum at the «n >*t painful 11Vug* in the world A aing.n areas ‘ .lip rr Mil may pul the p of **Qch an rpd' rials into pam from which j •be ma» not recover all summer long For such suffering not even she fact that aunburn is now considered the. height of fashion can stoat The abill- j ly to annbura to a not too extreme degree ta. by the way. a sign of health : Only one wtn.se akin and blood are in good condition will respond to mid-< summer exposure. When you see a girl who act:her tana nor reddens un j der the aun's ray* yon may know that she is not tn as good health as she ! ought to be. I SPANISH SATIRE. Our Spanish neighbors seem to And special solace in speaking Of Ameri can* at "Yankee Pigs." We tuny be pardoned If we fail to see the peculiar nines* or prupilety of this epithet; but the Spaniard* ne d comfort, and eveu if we could binder them from surk consolation as this calling of names gives them, wouldn't be so mean as to do It. A correspondent of Hurper's Weekly chink* that possibly ibis ap parent Imputation of swinishness to all Americans is not really so Insulting as It seems, but come* from the deep Im pression made upon the European mind by Chicago pork, and possibly also by nnufacturers of that popular commodi ty. who, having grown affluent In their busintAa. have chosen to enlarge their minds and those of their families by foreign travel. American pork may well have impressed Europe, but as for American pork-packers. It does scr.cn credible that they have gone abroad in sufficient numbers to have affected the imagination cf the Europeans nor Is Mow Dewey Saved the Summer Girl From tho Fireside Companion. As this summer approached, it seemed as if we were to have the sum mer girl no more. Popular fancy de picted the Spanish fleets sailing up and dee n our coasi*. bombarding our cities ; and towns, shelling our seaside hotels and villas, and driving us far into the I interior for safety. During what was once the merry month of May the rain poured almost incessantly, as if terri !fied nature were weeping over this ap | palling picture. Storekeepers and ! drees makers stood about disconsolate. ! Proprietors of seaside resorts and amusements consulted their lawyers as to the easiest road through the bank ruptcy courts. No summer girl, no summer dresses, no summer season. But when June came matters rhanged for the better. The sun shone out and brightened everything and everybody. Dewey had proved that tr-Spanisb fleet could be smashed as easily as a basket lof eggs. Tho phantom cruisers that had been hovering along our coasts wore bottled up in Santiago de Cuba. Then the summer girl plucked up heart and orb red her seaside costumes, stop nlng in her shopping to wave a fond adieu to the brave boys who marched or sailed off to the front. Presently the railway stations were blockaded with express wagons, laden with those huge, square trunks that mean so much to the women who paek them and the men who pay for their con-^ *ridE3 -A. HHTH-AXiXD MPMrr Tk* tP**-» »*P*** IA*PaP IW»AtW ** *•♦*• IMrAtMk* *PMHd A* pnfa'l **4 aAKAM ** IP»* •****» * «#4Nkf *fPI *P«#. **• *>•*«• »,i* am *♦<«■* *atf Aim A* *» » pan ».• Npphm «-PHhmp PMM iPI • f M < p Ik# rPPA.«Aa aw# Pa* ”t 4pOP aad »*'A • HP Amp P tpp ’mi# ap Wka *am*K TA» *P**« am* A* AIM **A M» N* 1 * r-aatMd il t> ,f «ik»i IMA. 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Ml lA* IPf U4p a# fdPWpw CASTOR IA rp lataai* aad Cluldra* Til IM Ym Min Alwifi 9ntfcl U Jim %■ tag»>• kiapd la mad «« A** frlpi, * •auuuiw >4 bar nwaWPm Mr lA* 1 l,,in» Bro* UL "Knalra laaaa * la lA# I til* P (kta Muora * an* aoval TAara la a «f*P daal aAaw maP«- aa4 a *r*P 4*al •Amit mint<rMß Ml tM A*a4 TA* h* rPaa ta •• c=p*ra a»B*ar. »Ao a mm tl*)dr Mcmafai » Waagaa* »«• wM fr ank K Pen kina * mam ato*T>, *TAa Aaauciata Mar mitt.'* * found* I •* ra catioa Ufa la ta* Adirondack wcvd# aad will ran a* a art tl la Marpn a WraA’f during Ihr a lßtmar Tkr ««i --1 vrP ton# at lAU atom I# aald io ba aimllar to that at ' Hu-Urr draug# “ *T*kla.” Hobart Barr'» a rm ao*rt. will aa I Heard la tAa fall It araa ifim- Krlttra bjr tba author Kl bln tbr walla t»f aa old rut la on lb* Jduarll*. Morning Dresses. The rot of the marking dreasdai la monotonous and unbecoming. for ,th High th* cvetlapn'.ng fullness ffbiy ' make the figure appear slim. It 1* also apt lo glee an untidy bun* by appear ance. aa though the, wearer wore sj.p --| ping o".t of her skirt, and for stout figures it would be d fllcull to And any thing more inelegant. The rloaa-flti.ng \ ruffled sleeves make lhe arms armear unduly long, especially when the ruff* fail ever the*hand . Such gowns nearly | all d.spiay protty embroidery applied ito the front cf the bod'ees; even the I thicker matt-rials allow the rage for i locking to be enjoyed to Its fullest ex i tent, while In thin fabrics these tame nick* arc generally drawn clcse to i gether. there reason to believe that they are unlike other American manufacturers In manners and appearance. The chances an m lo be that the Bpanieh call us pigs because that Is a contempt uous designation and ease* their minds. As an example of the present w.irti- Ings ct the Spanish mind here la a translation cf a bit of v -rae entitle 1 “A Vanqula,” which is copied admira bly out of a Spanish newspaper by the pro-Spaniah Newcastle (England) Chronicle: Hybrid people, ephemeral folk. j] Vile mixture of the dirty slag Spewed by the ancient Continent. Spurious race, witbout honor or his tory. Stinking den — Where all that Is ignoble and II!-ho got'en Kinds Its centre and natural sphere. Filthy, beastlike, fetid nest. Refuge of loathsome reptiles. I tent*. The summer girl had survived the outbreak of the war, and was starting for her accustomed haunts' fully equipped and eager for the fray. Hon. C. B. Hush, president of the , Ollmer County (W. V.) Quirt, says j that he has Had three cases of flux in his family, during the past summer, which he cured in less than a week with Chamberluiq’a Colic, Cholera and ; Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr. Burl) alio j states that in some Instances there . were twenty hemorrahges a day.— . Glenvllle, W. V., Pathfinder. This rem- I edy has been used In nine epidemics ' of (lux and one of cholera, with perfect j success. It can always be depended up on for bowel complaint, even In its j most severe forms. Every family should keep it at hand. The 2R and BO cent bot tles for sale by Alexander Drug & Sued Co., C. R. Parr, of Bull Tower Drug Store. , Two Blind Chaplains. It is a coincidence ibat both the sen ate and house at Washington have blind chaplains. Milburn. of the sen-, ate, is considered the more distin- 1 guisbed, but Condon, of the bouse, is* • spoken ct .as the more eloquent. CAt-|| den is a man powerful In argument, j and a friend if the Woman's Christian ! Temperance Union. The amount of cotton brought Into sight since September 1 was 10,884,529 bales, agaihst 8,320,750 same period last " ear - i A Wm I ■WtP W|t!ti •*TT’ I f 4*PiPkCWM | | SUSorpW Ms ttMMi |, Wot Kami-otic. |1 *t—«— Xof * | IWuojComtfcMon* fciPiPi L *»-u»4LosM»o» sixrr fat Sow* VfiwHarr P I emettOPfP WHAPTAH, FOR RENT. DEttllt.ytl.K OHEKNK AT DOTS. From tMnkrt t. lass. I niter tor real the following th in-ughly modem and attractive residence*. If? i|f* n«* Hin t i.MHatuttM I ruoni ?0? Cli'NN'iw plnwH **•*•#*•*••##• f'lwfiif* •ii;, (jrffAe ftrfßl .............. I ro mu !|Jg (treefie street * rooms <ll3l (Iren'-e street * room* I Thee.- bouses ■- emir. at! Mivesleiny* land ore desirable m every respect. { 1,0,, k at th-m In-fora yo» go away for the summer. JOHN W. DICKEY. 1 and I Library Building. FOR SALE ggy-l have lofsa'e very desir»hle halld fn K ut iocsied in if.* centra of on* o( lb. handsomest block. h/tba *Hy Will mb tame very cheap. Just Ibe place for s lin iitr — itsldaaoa tor yuur family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA. NO. IJI7 URIiENE 4TRBBT. The Paper That is Best • For the Reader is Certainly Best For the Advertiser. TI.E . BEST BUYERS N Are the Wage-Earners -the Working People ol a Com munity : : * s * * * * ’THAT’S ONE REASON WHY THE WAGE-EARNERS BUY THE HERALD. . IT’S THE fcEST.” _ l j (JAM REPAIRS MUM’® saws. RIBS, BBISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &0., KOK ANY MAIvK OK (JIN. ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES And Repair* for mihb. Wmftlnpr, Palleye, i BHUnfr, Injectors, I'lpcs, Valves nnd FlHluks- UIHBARU IRON WflltKS & SUIfLY CO, ArUPSTA, CiA. HAVE YOITK CMlfiron’s Hair Gut whi’e the weather is warm HICKEY’S BARBER SHOP A iso US HICKEY'S MAGIC HAIBAI.INE for Ibe HAIR. •Hi For Sale By All Druggists. CUSTOM for The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the / » Signature //ly (V Jr fojb Kind \y You Have Always Bought. CUSTOM ftwl ««*»»»•*• 4PMAP. m«P —P« S I Asne ft-w w* men discredit this as sertion. but th- se who have tried a , ttas ftn uge could wot b- Induced to adopt the uld-faahioned method again. | You an* It la so easy to regulate tbr ass Hange. If you want one vegetable to coot', more slowly than another, you have but to turn the thumb arrow and you can reduce the heat to any de- j gree you desire. The same with your | roast. If It to doing too quickly, you | don't need to throw open the oven door and run the risk of ridding It. You con regulate your range lo suit your meat. The Gas Lisin Co. of iopsla, K : BHOAD BT. KEEP COOL by using one of our odorless Tlefrlger ators-tlve Dewey Just annihilates hot weather. Klondike, nurney and Eclipse arc oil good; everyone guaranteed; wa ter coolers, cedar chests: ice .cream ficezers. See our line of bedroom suits, $25. Baby Carriages for $6. We wlli make terms and prices to suit you. Fleming& Bowles 904 Broud Street. Buy Your Wife a Greene Street Home. No. 112 Greene Street is located im one of (he most desirable sections of the city. House built of brick in tt handsome and durable fashion. Con tains eight rooms, bath, etc., all in good order. Lot 48 by 176 feet. If you contemplate purchasing a home it will be to your interest to coni sider this property. John W. Dickey, 1 and 2 Library Building. Mansfield, La.—Cotton is doing fine ly. It has gone largely lo weed. It Is said to be fruiting well. There Is some talk of stalks throwing off squares, on account of the “scald.” Not Too luite to Buy a SUMHER’S SUITj Half th« maww It ytl to como. «n«J h*Pd»« you wilt find m«ny wtrm dtyA In th* Full whin a Summtr'i Suit would not be um omforiubto. Thor* i* on* «rr*At «dvnntAfo In buy In* a •ult now; you can f«t a v*ry lint Suit for llt- It« money compArttf to whAt Ita vAlu* would brin«r at th* boylnnlnir of th# t««ton. Renton t*«cho« economy. You »Ave money by buying your clothing from ut. I. C. Levy's son & Co., TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS. AUGUSTA. .... GEORGIA Augusta Brewing Co's GENUINE IjjALJfURACJ NOW ON THE MARKET. CALI. FOR IT. W. H. Lynch & Co., Yellow Fine Lumber ANO— 1 1 Birilc’ciV Hardware. Lcor*. fc*h. Blinds. - flci frlngs, Laths, 5 hing Its. Y\ cod & Coal. ieti tuiiT. *tak jlicibic kailwai fowee house gw um»v«i r«. • < aiocsta. ha. Tivoli Brewery. THE LARGEST BREWERYJN THE SOUTH. PORTNE^’SBEER FOR SALE EVERYWHEiIE IN AUGUSTA—ASK FOB IT. E. SHEEHAN, Agent. 138—TWO TK LEFT! ONKrt- Iff* | —> I 111 Tl ' Special Low Prices * at THE Augusta China House, •704 Broad Street, For Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Refrigerators and Ice Chests. wm. McCauley 2040 WALTON WAY. BELL TELEPHONE NO. 2101. Summer vile Plumbing Company /Say-Plumbing. Sewering and Ventiliit ng Steam and Hot Water Heating a Special y. ggy-Estimates Given on All Kinus of ripe Work. All Work Guaranteed. TO RENT. Four rooms on Sand Hills in very desirable location. Both Room, Hot and Cold Water. &c\, &c. Possession July 1. JOHN W. DICKEY.