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The hr.-wn .oova.. hot. worn by Iho aolrtlera o t the irrt\ . **mrnl bar* hr«n thought by many to hr the nr* r<-*ulatloa c*mp*l*n h«*» f’>r ttw lrJW but thMw military *ky l»kw«o when wen immune regiment* only, the aoldler* of thr *Ule regiment* »tlll wearing the fell <ampal«n hat*. Sorokin* of thr Imtooo.- half. It may be aald that they are not proving very mti. factory, ao It la learned Th- rea •un of thla I* that they. »■ »<>«.« ** they *rt their f.r*t wetting. net as llntp aa a dlah ra* ond all eu, .if ahai** II la *afe to aay no two of the hat* bare the aame ahape. wWih u* a re *u!t «lve* the aoldler* when In lice a rather un-uniform appearance. THE SIhTERS OF MERCY. The Former Consolidation of the Orders Una Been Revoked It I* atj.ei that, at the Instance of Mgr. Martlliellt, papal delegate to the United PtaLa. the confederation of the Order* of Slater* of Mercy, effected In dioceae of Georgia tome years ago, ha* been revoked. At the time of the con federation there wm a chan*.- In tho attire of the *l*tera. There will be no change now. The restoration of the or der ;o the former status wa» effected recently in St.vajinah, where the elec tion* of heads of departments and the installations ware had. SHOULD YOU WANT any article in our line come see what we are doing. Prices will be made to suit you. SHOW CASES AND COUNTERS FOR SALE. Wm. Schwelgert&Co. JEWELERS. tmi: cMii\F.r.R cim Ifalher a t—ipl a* traash *1 (hr tar* to*. • fnaa wha. ba h*.w»« the swat* **» mtdl §dms*«*Nl mtim tli# Mi MMfi , A* Kt# ItWm IfWfltlh I '**d Calfd •--eafi •% Ml'ltl Km* 1 A J** ft IMI f4r« « Vtl •. S44M |M*r fltrirtlll MyrtmM • **m pt*+*%+*• tH • Mak W» "isl Mtiw 1 Mm. tdrffiNiffit fofFTjfyi. »*!»«•» * 14ftu(l»iftiuiA. | ; )v'i-ifMipkfff iitf) mil* i |-*in if ny*»y| tiff ttfc firncd. and rotiir ut> * idM tV Ittmd of flnH cimm A SHARE I P In Local filial J PredWUd aller th* War Clo Mt. I “*n»nr- p c %ng tn hr • un In : military HrHu aftrr th# war.** [ fin pfw>k# a irrnilrmaa of th# lotMl | ‘Ah. ctmmmptßi* • Mw rhan*«# *» j«»lflrrr*, 1 auf>|uiaa T |'*rffanls«tft«n f d<>n*t otff to [niffc-f but p.ttnf ratf>i«lna that am now in commend may hr cut of oUtt** then. who »rvnr«t to know a few thin an of a 1 military nature. F*r<*iii what can h# I, # r ,,, n o (h#r pourc#fi. hla t»r#dir- Itifiti dofa nut arctn alioffrtlver incur- DELEOATES RETURN. Sunday School Convention of the A n. E Church I Tli- colored A. M K Sunday f h “>l 1... MV. niton, held at L/.ftln. Os , i loaed IHuciilsy nißht. after a sucteaaful ses- All the A. M K colored Sunday {school* of the aiate were well repre e.Tted at the n-> < tin*. The Auxuata d.airh t nenrried their Sunday ■■ h«>ol* In a nourlahln* condi tion. Those who e..oit from Augusta were: ltev. John Oamer. presiding elder : Hev. C. H. William*, paator of )k-thel |church: Willie Murray, Pinkney Petti*, arid Morioada Hyan*. REV. J. S. DUBOSE. The Tent Heetlngs in Progrea* Out on Mnrbury Street. Rev. J. P. I>ußo*e, who I* partici pating to the Second Adventist camp meeting* on Marbury street Is a pow erful and sincere preacher. He c-cnduc j ted the aery cos lost night and a large land appreciative congregation was present. Other mtointera are partlelpa jtlng In the meetings. Rev. Mr. PuHose is the guest of the family of Mr. S. C. MeCSabee, 1422 Greroo street. He Is a gentleman of much learning He is at present state senator pom Ills district. His home is at Darlington, g C. Formerly he serv ed a number of years in tha lower house of bis state legislature. HAONIFICENT COTTON. ' A Bunch of Beautiful Open Balls Shown this Morning. Mr. H. T. Greene showed this morn ing In The Herald office a magnificent bunch of open cotton bolls. The cotton Is from Mr. Greene's place at Hephzl bah. These are the first open bolls of high luality seen heie from neighboring Georglo farms. • Mine is the Allen silk variety," said Mr. Greene. “There will be a splendid crop. We suffered so much from the long dry spell. You can’t notice that there is a sign of rotting on the bolls. But the fiber Is magnificent. The seed are fill right.” Teache s Institute. Waycrcss, Ga„ July 23.—A teachers’ institute for Pierce and Wayne coun ties was held this week at Blackshear. Former State School Commissioner S. D. Bradwell was expert in charge, and J. H. D. Quinn was assistant expert. About fifty teachers were present Monday and otber3 arrived later. n dim \mm\. lit IWtfMI Hhu Ifllllß IB t|4 MP la*# M*<*<4Mki M#M M ••<*•# %b*m p MMk [ A%t4M# -«• <<mA t>* v> # ##* %* • 4HNNk <Hk«k IMhI I•» «4nM4pmA Imm Mm In wmmm «ik» mmrnrn <4 Ms I M [tiv Mfe kaßTit awn* •*•♦* **% Lt44* §## %#•’• fNßfc* MM. m* I kti# Tthß <B*>« * mi mummK^w 1 099 f«MI If •>*>'>dud*m 44# I * M»f» MMMIM# Mi ! f m t f IMM Mrittl !• HuM. M# to*t‘*** If fVH% ,*f * H t Wtbll* Inmi *tom * '!TT<nrs£T ii« r w kil l I'D BY A TRAIN. j fl OMv*r. • Vitwwl CNl*m. Mrtll Mil A iMtkil* ii ’ ‘ Ini bf hr urn* mnifiiTt drtit •! ilm . * n vwfc Hr - mi#* * w nw7 " *tmM • Mi Mat# ***** miim •irAtfk .*t iff# in nt!fa4 10 Aoms I <* •m foe k*« ia4 •• tW ****** Inn •*** to* to rmnm •*• J tmi w-kM*!#* to m«P *t Km**M t»* r»w»r to fill# pirn* *o §H O® M wt*ll# h+Tt tIMM Hi* borTl*>l#* Lml Jttui hem (k* 4c«**<»r«( h*f> j |#b«4 !« *»nkfi‘*»o Mr Olltrr ***• •hnm thirty••♦# yrar* of to* **>4 j Vnvm m mite a*i foor M*n rhtl4r#a i Tk# rrflMUt mere likrt to Afili tkt* itm rn'ti* for '.fit#r«»rnt VOi’NO 50CIBTV MAN. ! Sou of a Wealth- Baltimore Broker Murdered. Baltlme*e, July d-J. If IS*-, ftotf j nma, Jr., .*% ymmir Rort#ty molt irl •nn jf . r*»ifh h+ writ- I know .i tinker, with rlkrii h# !»*# I—« bH~» •** 'fled .t .he j HopkllS V»#i ,4 il from thr »*ff' •’* • **»• jartn rr.#h*l to • mjriUrioui ir*»»- Toury Cot •mo® war fmvi.l In * ml [roßylOil rondltlon. h#Bld# an rl*N*lr»# j rallr.ay :r»rk firar th# k*»i*i«*i« tn tialtlm »r# rwntjr. H# woa cov.tvd wlik I rthl fm-rmurwl a«*m#th4n« about j Itelng *fl*clieti by unknow n n» ft. I Hi* skull •*•* fmatured an I h - ».i' ]nfhe-wise rat end hrut*<d V.i a ,, en.|t I had apparently hero made to r«b the young ma.v He did not reeow fist rrlmiMt-ti lufficlently to e»p.a>r, Itta condlHon. STARVING IN NEW YORK. ■ Mermen Kohler Had Eaten Nothing In Five Day*. New York. July 2* -Herman Kohler, 121 year* old. of Bridgeport, Conn., was (found at Second avenue and Tenth street suffering from starvation. He waa taken to Bellevue hoapltal. where the doctor *a!d that the man had had no food for several days. When Kohler was revived by a lltlle milk, he said that he had eaten no thing for five day*. He said that for six weeha before he had eoten only a roil a day. but fl vtf/ly had not been able to get even that j much. He came frem Bridgeport *!x months ago, hi* parent* having *ix other chil dren. whom they could barely nuuport. | He had worked for seven weeks in the •Salvation Army, but bed a fight and lost his place. He *ald that from that time rn he was unable to get a place of any kind. MAGNIFICENT PEACHES. I A Basket of Grand Klhertas From Jlr Bundi’s Place. There were snown In The Herald of fice this ihornlng peaches that are pro nounced the .finest ever brought to Augusta. They tame from the Palmet to Fruit and Dairy Farm, J. F. Bunch, proprietor. They are of the Elberta species. Tho form from whi< h they are brought to the city i* to Edgefield county, just across from the locks. Mr. Bunch !» rightfully proud of his product. ESTABLISHED IWo—Reliable Uncle Lew will lend you any amount of mon ey for any length of time on all kind* of persona! properly at a very low rate of Interest. All transactions strictly confidential. Steel-lined burglar proof cases. Under the Arlington hotel, on Jackson street. Lewis J. Schaul. THE GREAT TROUBLE. (New York Mail and Express.) The great trouble with statesmen like Mr. Harmon and Mr. Cleveland is that the constitution doesn't, fit their j minds than that they can’t enlarge their minds to fit it. Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. 9, just received at Herald Office. THJD AUOX7BTA fUBBALn. •itnj'ff RWBR'~'J #•* **•»# 'fit &4KINO POWDER WITT HUH ) YRf'YTtSSY Maikiaf taa»aa Hr* M>K a*Ml Hr*. •Am® k® O® I® ik®t> ~t ft*x *n 9t*rlL I® Hnr*R < ■ DAI Ml I SN u MPt NSWICk The A**<Klafr4 Pr*»* l'4»|*«liK B«#f M<>mc far Krpato BranawU k. <'•* Jaly « Tfc* Dau«l --’ ,rrtv* I •> HnaaflM yratMVlaa. I Wktlr •* r--nsivdtra yc*t*rd«y IP— I u 1 -th '• fftx |«# |«>r#4 th#lf f®f | . hr thr rhuintl«* •* * , • . . •n* i *'lh rtih, fjnfinr^ . * j n r,«tr|! mi pnrm AP lH‘ All kax tnalliiin Ml thr |R« If «if ®. I *rw *ru iJwlrk tff tk»r® #**> ***** I !■ I nmtht ifitn th# AtKwk^ 1 Th# rtrl *t»«J CMf <*C »* ( . . _„ vv iialnt* Hi th# lit) NMtry * !■>» r **rd th# rifffhi >-«Yfiwt®WiiNy. <Tti# «#»n>rr ha# ««il###d rwily unr lit® I wb# tiiartfd amt h r #wn#m ihi*Y # .*:»,! • .'.m# «*n h#r. In a<l -1 diltrni m ttils* th#y hlff #tiiM**irii*#*l ■ that invmatl#® «n th# fmtn ' Ma«-mt tVsnii I# practicable far a* l#*#t iilti,- ittufit , >4 9n the y**ar. The War New*. ’Bh# «t#®H d4tl In th# morninif i Whftl# I lb* with nntnrthis «*>’#»; jhh# r#at*h#a f«»r th# piper I On th# d'uirilep wh«*»# it M#*; ITken ah# wiikaa to th# iatb»r, And. wh-cn tt»-r*. proceeds to lead Till Ihe breakfast hell I* jingled. And the folks ram* down to f< 4. "'What'* the lateat from Havana?" “I can’t tell you.” she replica; I "Any u. tion l>y the navy?" j She loot'* up to dumb aurprlae; I What are quarrels among the natk«i*. What are battle* far awoy Unto fier while paper* publish Diy good* ‘ads” from day to day! —Cleveland Leader. "LOOKS THAT WAY. (Memphis Commercial-Appeal.) If Schley was in actual command of the fleet during Sampson’s absence, : then he wr,s responsible for whaiev.'-r occurred during that absence, whether fortunate of disastrous. MAkTnG THEMSELVES USEFUL* (Cleveland Leader.) Dewey r.'«l« suplpies, and the action of the German warships Irene gave him an excuse to go and take some. Tho Germans are making themselves UEOful [n the Philippines after all. THE REASON. Wlggera —There’s a man who shaves several times a day. Jiggers —You don’t say so! I should think there would be nothing loft of his face. Wlggers—lt doesn’t hurt his face at all. He is a barber. —Boston Traveler. EXCITED. “What’s the, matter, old boy; you look hot and excited." “Heavens, man! 1 should think so. I’ve been trying to dodge a cross-eyed girl on a bicycle-.” Hard Indeed. pother—Yes, child, diamonds are hard anyway you consider them—even hard to get and hard to keep. Disappointed Daughter—But, pa, they are hardest of all to be without. Jewel lers’ Weekly. Thomas & Barton are agents in Au gusta for the Everett /piano. It is guaranteed for unlim't'/l time. Price is reasonable and term/ easy. Call on fhem and see for youpselves the splen did bargains they ar/ offering. IVIRiG HI CHIP BE »«*!*•• IfMMM* *f • IWW j Vittn tm tIU ItlfK 4k p*®# i ai#® pf •s#* OMMPI t I IM®# •*••**#• I i *:'iwfsat#®i ®t tptmmk s*•* “ I '*t - iuc wuot t®t •« r *. a «a| I I% m M a* i li&«® ®®4 ®Q I® j _ -..j. a>fl a |n fnr# Ml N I® Ml W | ! *.ddt*r» earn! •*.)* *«** »• r*w*i : .«lnM4 M* n«N OM Ok*?. Tk*f \'\ 'Z&SS k j£'!Z m £ l tw .fr j . j* t 4/ ?* J i Ij'fll* Ml® I*l I# |Df I •« 1 MW *"r ■! *1 uii ky* in )|r mi® of %h* <N*n-1 . i M nral ivaiu ik#®. I L. _ w ml*? II Tli# ®rtll o®4 other I . . | 1 _ %p nti«ri»#fi<#l tli#lr Rpf®*! ..a ... r#®®> to ®*» fu'l J®* | | a , . tfed f»>#jl#i»l h#® (hat *oL in* * I with mi® ih* brra) lid ra®## tbM . I l- M_f n# |Hd tf)|> j Itirr •upper (Ha® ®h® tomrr p®a% #| Inm for Ik# fllf ter • f*® kowra | N ib! Hn rr® f®»®® ®**® *k# #***!* j glow* fill lIfHU b#rr rrH *t»#r# *T.i# | men. rkrept I hoar on guard duty, all ! skonl and aaaokr. talk or prrhapa atreyi I ‘fur anm* wail ad for ”lapa" •« aeuadj (to rrerp into old Sfomheut' arnu ! By t*n o’clock the camp la alllt. n j rept for (read of Ilia smtloela and 1 now and then the challenging of no me I,me dealring io pa** «bc guard line*. Tha night wind aigha through the top of tho tail pin** that stand line ‘ tail aenlinrla over tlw* leols of thr aol- . dicra and thr cricket* and frog* make • merry with ilirlr paeullor noise* of the night while the soldier* of thr Tenth i sleep on. At rtaybt-enk rdkatllr anunda tid I i *nd the ramp is all omlr. ready for an other day'a military routine Such la Camp Dyer aa The Herald, man saw It. OABTOTIIA. Bmt. tb. _ jglMLnn tHi* Me_Lll*#l Shot Through the Window Rla.kshcar, Ga.. July 23. Hender son Johnson, a prominent negro ofj Patteyaon. in thla county, was a*s»asi nated in his house lasi night t>elwc<-o 10 nn<l II o'clock. Johnson was sitting befoyo his bureau preparing to shave. Ill* lamp wa» before him and he had his laxor In hi* hand, when the fa al shot was fired by some unknown parly. J chosen was shot In the baek with n load of huekabot. The aaaasßin flrefl at him through the window. Johnson j ! was highly respected by his white neighbors, and every effort will he made to apprehend the assassin. The coroner and his jury have been In ses sion most of the day, and it ts thought their verdict will he that Johnson was killed bv some unknown party. FRUITS TO EAT AND THOSE TO AVOID. Fruits as foods, are, then, peaches, apricots, nectarines; ripe, mellow np plca; date*, figs, fresh and dried; prunes without skins; persimmons, pa paws; very ripe or cooked bananas; guava* without seeds—fresh or canned without sugar; pineapples, grated or finely picked, never cut; mangoes, gropes: sweet plums without sklno, sugar cherries, and an occasional eook jed pear. Bnrtlets are excellent when j canned without sugar. , Tbs; fruits which must be used most sparingly are lemons, oranges, shad docks, currents, barberries, cranberries and sti awberrles. This applies most emphatically to those persons who are are inclined to uric acid conditions. The | rheumatism and gouty should also most rigidly abstain. The tender lining I<,f the child's stomach cannot, eertaln ;ly, bear such fruits any length of time; serious results must follow-. The ripe, mellow peach is really the child’s fruit. —Mrs. S. T. Rober in the Ladies’ Home Journal OASTOBLIA. Bears the Kind You Hate Always Bought ANOTHER HUNGRY MOUTH. (Washington Post. In atlidtlon to feeding the reconcen trados, tha administration Is going to give- Hon. William I). Bynum a job which carries a salary attachment. HALF PRICES ON BOYS’SUITS ?%*•* • # fl®n I® If*** it »a®» IM®® ®4MI •#»'< ®® Hit ® |o®i mtotm Pm* |4mh» •%#• Mk» M®t Ik. rn* ®r6m nr ii ®nbmw®® mtor pH*** ®®® ®M* is®®#* - * %* i ®wiWNr® 1 j®®p ®® sw® li>* «a®f® HM fPtP tlk-wR* airn tN®N®N®f a IF® IMNt" merrm MmM" IdM« ®tf tm Ik® kMhj® ®® i® it® mitrti m® «®t® ti»* mi'C>m ®« pmm Hi® it«>v mi® f%gf if® •*• ®P#w®* MR® (M §**»*• t%m M.o®»f®#4if*® t® iglia ||® «|h» ptmp # ®in* toPmm IM® phmPm*. im tom* t® tM® TM® iN®® ®f® tort mm* tit®® titn |®®®> t® ftotow* ®t®' 4 7SC-si-Si.SO-$i.75 Mmrt M**h pm*** MM pnm It*® *. tome ®*4 (||l®Ml #««•• tt«i# T® #M t®c®t®t hmmm, mm&tplf Im im® * i®iriiiiM ®®®ll Ha«« t® ®4® J. B. WHITE & CO, Cloiliog Dopartieit —~.THC M * MOgi:*— mil GOULET l liUGHM HwP BiKiAtl ATVI I T vHai mu »»l » AMI § AtftlAlN «IJk Th« laat. but on* of our itml-innukl Chnli*njf* 8al*» will b* rrowntKl with an mrrgy of barnliM, such as any a tor* may bo proud of. Somo of tho Bpociol value* aro tho rosuits of our own offorts carefully planod for tho occasion many weeks a so. Others, wo nro frank to confosa, aro rathor accidontal, moroly attrlbutabio to our ability to take quick advantage of tho cnexpectod turns the market* take at times. All in all it is a wonderful collection of choice Shoes that will be sold at our new store this week for V Sl-00 a Fifteen different styles in Ladies' Low and Hifh Shoe* and elyht different styles of Men’s. These are genuine bargains purchased by our Mr. Gouloy while In the East. Agents for Hanan A Son. Stacy Adams A Co.* Edwin C. Burt and Ziegler Bros. OUR BEAUTY SHOW AT BLIGH’S CRYSTAL PALACE SB S. fe«7 : J|gKMpp| ffTrv“*3£g=( J/ BLIGH’S CRYSTAL PALACE £o9BroadStreet. COLUMBIA ON TOP JUST RECEIVED Columbia Bicycles MODEL 20 TO SELULSSO.OO This special lot bought for cash and no more at this price. DEVENEY, HOOD & CO. GUARD AGAINST SMALL POX Destroys Bed Bugs, Roaches, Fleas and Other annoying Insects. PURIFY YOUR DRAINS AND PREMISES. CHLORO NAPTHOLEUM. W E. PLATT, Agent., 312 Jackson St„ Augusta, G a READ HERALD WI jutv aa A B 4VUAIN C -mlwnati.« (M I N 4 A 4 AL HUM I IASA.% la now running, fotr.e of our rctte tnutlr* are flrk feme eng <llrr»- ute One mlflM aa wall attempt la ; *.al Ike rainbow, na la dascrtbo all thaw food quailitee. Tba war they nra net- Inw la a caution lo lhaaa nbo Ir'er.d pure haw wken they can be bad for -*«[ inf aoma eowetlme." Brttrr pur thut when (her <en be had for >ucii law prlcca ca wa are otTerii** ll*«. Aa for plaeeware, creel?err. lamp* dr., lima and lanruafe fall ue lo tall of «be woodore Ihat we rail. Don’t for at Ihat our aero prlcea will keep >ou cool. Remember tbe pteon