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MM »**fc ow*f MW# biff • .1 iff IN fc ,!«f* »r Of *M" »•** Tt*r I'MMI.C Ok hi* #gft#f4Np X.W# *•< , ###■ 1 **OF f -mt* rn*o» l<» ** * «•«»■»•: »•*'*«• lft#**wfi * Its •/« *n- . *# att !*»»»« »f» l ** j tretiMf* PwtFUf* » •* Ah wMff j Drill A M t l # •C* N IHirr. **f 04 tip**? !>»** m**f# PEACE" PROSPECTS DVINO OUT. Spain’s Crier M»rt* T*o Wok to I Ifc-mamf It. Waabincttni July *l-Without any *rry tangible rraaon therr Has t»ffn a notable direunco* of (ipii*!iilr O' pr-rssluna i*M( parrsniwii .ifflrlsl* tt the effect that an early peare might l»e looked for, Possibly ihla temporary <t» pi raaJon ta explainable by the fart that prleate adv rex entirely unofllr al to character, from Europe. Indicate that the situation in Bpaln 1* an- ii that there la on pretNM hope of ove rttire rom’.ug from Bpaln, ihe goytrnirent of which country la apparently In ro-ist exasperating Igatteancr of the con.l i tlonr In America. It I* apparent Ili lt the peace pan* in Rfiitn still feel* l*«e*f too weak to Inaiat tipPtt dcmaii ling peace. If the dominant party In Annin la under the iinpreashm that thr I'nited States prtipoaea to denude Sp.vn of all or nearly all her colonial possession*. II m.ghl easily be conjectured ll would favor a protracted resistance, being roneinced that It had little more at raiak* and retying upon the European pea era to protect the peninsula Itself. Warning nee* from Europe conveyed through reputable newspapers Indicate that the United Slate* will not be left free to conduct the campaign in Eu rope. It Interpreted In some quarters as really the only hopeful slgna of it leginning of peace negotiations. BUCKLEN B ARNICA SALVE. The best Salve to tbe world for Cut*. Bruises, Borea, Ulcers. Salt Rhoum. Fever Soraa. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all Skip Erupt lona, and poeltlvely cu-ra Pl]#*, or no pay requltE'l R l» guaranteed to glee pertect sattafactlon or money re funded Price *5 cents per box. For sail by tbe Howard A Willett Drug ro : TKAN PORT* COMINU SOUTH Three Left New York at Daylight This nomine and Also St. Louis. Nciv York. July 31.—At mldnlffht three of the United Static transports, which were fitted out at this port, nut to hbu, and took a southerly course. The Glacier, the Roumanian now known ns “No. 52'“—and tlic Michigan known as No. 21” —were the boats. The Massachusetts, which Is being loaded, wilt leave Inter In the day. The auxiliary cruiser St. Louts, which now carries five 5-Inch rifles, ts sched uled to leave the American Hue pier for the South nt a p. m. today. She has 4,000 tons of coal, ammunition and a big stock of provisions. AN ENTERPRISING DRUGGIST. There ore few' men more wide awake and enterprising than Howard & Wtllet, who spare no pains to secure the best of everything tn 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 wonder ful remedy that Is securing such a fu ror all over the country by its many startling cures. It absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all affections of the throat, chest and lungs. Cat tat above drug store and get j trial h "tile for 10c. or a regular sl*e A, 50 cents and *I.OO. Guaranteed to .ire or juice refunded. A 3'lglau Genius, noting the fond ness of mice for music, mvc-utsd a mouse trap. In which a music-box ,akes the piace of ba.lt, but ft combina tion of tbe two would cost no mote ami ghould piov.c a-retiisUble. A DIVERS VISIT I SPANISH WRECKS Tiff) Kl« 4 Tkfll lUufcrv iff K*£lm lihd Wfft On# Utmli i#» mMw YtMH at III# I Mmamta* I §f»rt»f intfcf H#r»HL iHf HmU M Whit* i nvil*. 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A hnnch of dmd near the. ladder to the superstructure shows that they ware klllel by a shell aa they were atempting to le*v». The treaaure cheat ’ m the super*! rurture deck was open and emprty. A fi-lnch shell through the rabln wreeked everything, killing a score. The bodlrw are too far gene to tell ihe rank. This la the Brat time j divers ever vtsltrd warship* in action. I The divers names are Oscar Krlcaon, I and Prank Breshan, two of the beat In the navy. relief in six hours. Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dls. rase relieved In six hours by "New Great South American Kidney Cure." It ts a great surprise on account of Its exceeding promptness tn relieving patn In tdodder, kidneys *nd back. In male c- female. Relieves retention of water almost Immediately. If you want qui. i relief and cure, this la the remedy. Sold ‘by I, A Gardelle, druggist. Augusta. Ga.. *l2 Rmad street. With Ripped Gloves. “I always look at the woman who ban rips In her gloves," nays the | woman, "ll shows a certain stag* of demoralisation, and I am not certain thqt tp* woman is exactly responsible for her aciions. That Is, If the rips have not route unawares. Occasionally, a Ihreml In a glove will h«"e broken, and will pull out afttr a woman loaves home, leaving a rip for which she is not I reapcnsible. But you rati tell that nt a | glance. The victim is self-conscious. ! You ran see the evidence of the rip I flirt in her face: the attempt to look ! unconscious tells Ihe stovy in a mo rn nt. 1 wouldn’t trust a woman who poes out with n rio in her gloves In cold blood, for I wouldn't trust myself In a ripped glove, anyway. Tt gives me such a feeling of demoralisation that If I was compelled to wear them, as T say, I hard!” feel that I should he mor ally responsible for my actions. A crowd of several hundreds of peo l le gnthiycd out to Went Philadelphia the t.tber evening to watch the novel nigh of so American flag floating 2.000 feet tn the air. It waved and (lapped in thr l.ilsk breeze, and appeared to have no s upport whatever. The people wondered, and this feeling increased materially when Old Glory was seen to descend toward a tall building. Tho ting, though npparening to have no con nection with the earth, was evidently under human control. The apparent tuyiteiy was cleared up later, when :t became !;»u“in that the flag had been attached to several large kites on the roof of a tall structure. The kites were six and one-half feet in height and weighed nearly two hundred pounds apiece. To Remove Stains. On the table linen we have the stains of ntpat and fruit, which may become insoluble. For grease, potash, soda and ammonia are the common agents. 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Thr Almlrante Oqu ndo, ■ he fiars. tn ill be loet. The sucking company la under Us contract with th* govern tn co: to racefyc N® n day ns. long ax the sserk continue* xnd n large twin's for every yeeeel brought Into Norfolk* harbor and duFrered to th* _ govern went. The wrecker* having » greet locentlxe. and fearing th<» coming of n storm whlrh might destroy th.tr chance* of raising the ship#, are work ing like beaver*. TO EMBARK AT NEWPORT NEWS Arrangements to Be Made There for Handling 20,000 Men for Porto Rico. Newport News. Vo., July *!.— The stntrnveot made laal night that IS.OW* or 20.000 troops from Camp Atger and Chlekamauga would embark from here for Porto Rico la confirmed today. The Cb rasa peek* and Ohio people are mak ing arrangement* for the rapid hand-, ling of the stores rxpi-eted to arrive here and to tie gent South on tbe trans ports. The railroad people also say they ore going to make such arrange ments that every man sent to Newport News may be placed on a transport tbe day he arrive*. If the ships sre ready, no matter how large the number may bp. Captain Girard. In company with a railroad representative, ntnmtned the proposed camping ground near here yraterday morning and declared It to be an Ideal spot for the purpose. Forty horses and full equipment* for Battery C, Pennsylvania artillery, lo ected near here, wilt arrive tflmorrow These supplies will put the battery In such condition that It can move on short notice. Hon. C. B. Bush, president of the Oltmer County (W. V.) Court, says that he has had three rases of flux In tits family, during the past summer, which he cured tn loss than a week with Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr. Rush also states that tn some Instances there were twenty hemorrahges a day.— Bienville, \V. V.. Pnthflnder. This rem edy has been used tn nine epidemics of flux and one of cholera, with perfect success. It can always be depended up on for bowel complaint, even in its most severe forms. Every family should keep It at hand. The 25 and 50 cent bot tles for sale by Alexander Drug & Seed Co., C. R. Farr, of Bell Tower Drug Store. the pblayo ts a lamb duck. In Tow of a Cruiser ond Has Evidently Met With An Accident. Marseilles, July 21.—A steamer ar riving here last evening reports having sighted Admiral Camara’s Spanish squad!on off Tunis on July 16. — The Pe'.nyo evidently had met with an ac cident. A column of smoke arose from tho bat'eshlp and she was being tow el by a cruiser. CASTOniA.. B«ar« the _/f 1,18 ' (oa Have Always Bought B nr SUBIG. BUT NOT BIG ENOUGH. (Omaha World-Herald.) It was Subig Bay, to b.e sure, but not so big es to comfortably hold any of Germany's fleet and Dewey’s. HAS A GOOD REASON. » (Cleveland Leader.) Admiral Camara is the man who cap tured the Vlrgintus. No wonder he doesn't want to meet any Americans . t- '»l«r ■* -* i.. * ■ THE -A.TTGXJBT-A. FTHTRALIO GooD iUCK BAKING POWDER, 15THE BEST. Hlßhn 1 of All In Uiiv#n inn Pcikffr, *t*iTr*. kait«l Nwtas sad tkh"* las I# Thad Ikmiag igy IMmM i* T*t Maid | , ffsMMgV. II- C„, lull fit,—lt ’*** twra ■M* i days a**s* th* ffrasstg, n-flW'Msat an* ratline of ga aUV' ff*v*s*Mt*4 1* Th* «of go much tramv *•! . », .. . _ Md ittitll 10 did th* y- 1m- orrhe**ra ! fdxasnt for the orraaioa. begta lo post Th, brilliantly lighted bail atina, ad tbroogh th* maty flaur* *of th* ger- ’ man. of a Itauttful bunrh of sxtst rs-j, AH eo*tp!rvd to make a if bp that will long b* remembefrd by those ffh.ru> after I o'clock r frmhmeott war* served tl-o Ike dancing ccntlo mxf (rtittl 1. when th* aotr* of Hum*. ! Swrar Muib*” warned th* daocsira that 1 the tlm. for departure had arrived. The german wa* gracefully led by Mtss Agnes D* Icon Mu* -a. »*l*t*d la ( 1 the Aral halt by Mr Wilder and lo the j ond half by Mr. Wilbur. Mta* Mo*** was gowned in white or-, gand'e. with fuoitag and white aatla. Catchy lltla favors consisting of small United Stales flags. tIMI with yellow and blue ribbon, tbe exilora of the club*, were given to melt p-xtle* man. the youug ladle* receiving souve nir badge* of the earn*’ color, held by patriotic buttons. Several visiting young Indira were present, among whom may be notably mentioned: M;sa Sayra Bonlto. of New Orleans; Miss Goodman and Miss Mlchaelao-n, of Charlrattm: Mias Strauaa. rs Moyrvitlc. and Miss Nolaud, of Lauren*. Antujig lhi.se prespnt as chaperones were Mr and Mrs. E A. Solomon*. Dr. end Mr*. Baker. Mrs. Felix Moaea, Mr* fUtrcn Phelpa. Mr. and Mrs F. Levi. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mr. and Mrs. Butman. i Tho young ladles were: Misaea Bonl j to, Goodmnn. Miehaolsnn. rcnce. | Dee. R. Sch vrrln, Long Kyten- I burg, Zt-lglrr. Reid, A. Moses. Mtss Moses. Misses Dunn. Harvdff. Cohen. I Lopua. Spnnn, J. Schwerin. Strauas, I Phillip*. S. Moaea. Solomons. A Winn. | Kttcrron. Noland. Buttman. Davis, Sanders and others. The young gentoemm were: Messrs. Wilbur. F. Holman. Boykin Wilder, Am'eraon. Ryth. nburg, Cohen. Sous bagger. Me Fa dden. Williamson, Schwerin, Osteen, Harvey. Dunn. Bot tlvnan, Du Bose, Du Dime. Durand. Sanders, Cooper, Moses. Graham. Man ning. Auld, Witherspoon: Bland. Ken n.-dy, Hurst, P. Moses. Shelve, Slan sell. Warren, H. Harvey, laeut. Ward, Messrs. Yeardon, I. Strauss. Huger, J. Moees, Leon and others. HbPHZIBAH. Spoolol to The Herald. Hvphzibah. Ga.. July 21.—Miss Julia Rackley, of Egypt. Ga., Is visiting at the residence of Mrs. J. H. Roberts, near DeHruce. Mtss Annie Green, who hos been vis iting at the residence of Mr. J. F. Wenthersbee, has returned to her homo tn Sllvertnn, S. C. Rev. J. W. R. Jenkins has made a neat map of the location of the chur ches comprising the Hephzibah Baptist Association. The execution of the work reflects credit on the compiler. The pastor conducted services in the Bap tist church Inst evening. Subject, Af rica. und he used a map of thnt coun try to aid In explaining objects of in terest. SHAKE INTO YOOB SHOES Alien's Foot-Eose. 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 ago. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or crew shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweatmg, callous and Thot, tired, 'aching feet. Try It today. Bold by all druggists and shoe stores, tiy mail for j2sc- in stamps. Trial packages FREE, j Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Lelioy, N. a— ta* 0 IHRTTn ST. ALBERT HOTEL It Hillman. 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No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fees. No delay in getting th« money. AlexaDderUobnsoD Agrn's fle-ttish Am r tun Mortgage t'ompany, 705 Broad St. FOR RENT. j DESIRABLE GREENE ST. LOTS. From October 1, IS9S. I offer for rent the following than ughly modem and attractive residences. 417 Greene street 8 rooms i 707 Greene street 8 rooms 045 Greene street 8 rooms 1128 Greene street 8 rooms 1134 Grcneo street 8 rooms These houses contain all conveniences and are desirable Hn every respect. Look at them before you go away for the summer. JOHN W. DICKEY. 1 and 2 Library Building. FOR SALE fW~I have for sale very desirable build ing lot tocsicd in the centre of one of the handsomest blocks in tbs city. Will sell laine very clieap. Just the place for u handsome residence (or your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA. NO. 1327 GREENE STREET. Buy Your Wife a Greene Street Home. 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F.MKRfIDN. Oea. Paw Agt. BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD. H. C. BEATTIE. Receiver Fas! bound We*tbour J. 1 l-rst See d 0 Flr*t Hee d CtSal naaa V. ~ Oae* rtas# Mix’d S Mix'd Dly Dty. ; Station. Dlv Dly. No IS No.S J No.lt No 5 AM I’M- lArrlve, Leave. PM AM J 4 3:SA- 0 .. Anderson. ..*1 3:20 it HO 11:16 2.36 "j..., Lfenver ... f| 3:41 11:23 J 0.07 2:2* 10 Autun f 3:6011:31 S:4* 4:1*131... Pendleton .. *i 3:69 11:43 9:49 2:06 16 Uh"ry Cross * f 4:**(Jl:4l 9 42 2:001* Ad-.m'a Crtas’g ri 4:14 11 69 » 1:35 24 -4ENACA .. a 4:29 12.25 *:ttl ! I <;;B ! i t;,, 132 . West! Union .a, 5 09 I J 5 >4 Walhalla . .*: I 11 AM I'M I iLeave Arrival PM PM. Kc 12 No * Nu ll N 0,5 8 Regular Station. F. Flag Station. At! regular train* from Anderson to Walhalla have right to track over trains of the aairit da** moving in i p postte direction, unlcas otherwise spec ified by train orders. Will also stop at following stations | to take on or let off passengers: Phln- | ney's, James and Sandy Springs No. 12 connects with Southern rati- j way No. 12 at Anderson. jjos. 6 and 6 connect with Southern j railway Nos. 12 and 37 at Seno.-a. J. R. ANDERSON. Superintendent. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY. Schedule tn Effect, March 6, 1898. Eastern Time Standard. Leave Auguste. Southern Ry.. 5:30 p m Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m. Leave Chester, C. & S. VV. Ry 7:4;> a m. Arrive Lenoir. C & N. W. Ry 1:16 p.m. Leave Lenoir, Stage 2:60 P- m - Arrive Green Park, Stage .. 7:06 P " 1 - Arrive Blowing Rock, Stage .. 7:30 p.m. G. W. HARPER, C. F HARPER, President. G. P- A. Ch ec k Lost of $ I 33 1. 31, ON THE GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK. No. X 4107, drawn by C. W. Pilcher, attorney for Jos. H. Spear*, dated June 15th Inst., (and mailed same day) *n favor H. A. Cook, for J 1331.31. Payment has been stopppd. All persons warned against using in any way said check. (Signed) J. H. 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Washington nnd New York. Pullman Sleeping Cam between Charlotte and Richmond- Pullman drawing-rooTO sleeping c«r» be tween tireenaboro and Norfolk. Close connec tioo at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arriving there in time for breakfast. Solid tram, with Parlor cars, between Charleston and Asheville. Noa. 86 and Bft—U. 8. Fast Mail. Through Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping 4?ars be tween Jacksonville and New York and Pull man tfleeumg cam botween Augusta and Char lotte. Pullman sleeping cars between Jack eonville nnd Columbia, en route daily Vietween Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via Asheville. FRANK 8. GANNON. J M. CULP, Third VP. A Wen. Mgr T M.. Washington. W A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK, ti. P- A-. Washington. Q. P. A., Atlanta. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (90th Merta'sn Time.) , Schedule Effective April 24. 18»S. Pullman Sleepers between Macon sn4 iieiv Tork. Through Pullman Sleepers between Au gusta end St. Louis. Lv Augusta ..| 7:o6am| 3:2opm|!o:3opui Ar Atlanta ...(12:35pm| B:2opm| b:ooam Ar Macao ....jU:l6am| I «:45am Ar Athens |l2:lspmj 7: Jopm| Ar Galne*viUei*3.4spm|....*... - Ar Whit* Pt-s •1:00pm! I Ar MiU'gsTe .ilO:10am| I 4:3oan» Ar Wa°h'ton ..jl0:10*ml 7:iopm| Picayune tralq leaves Augusts daiiy except Sunday at 5:15 p. m., and ar rives at Milledgevtlle at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusts s:l* a. m_ 7:45 a. m., 1:20 p. m.. and 8:25 p re. A. G. JACKSON, G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE. T. P. A. j