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To pan* Mr Itaaa: ••H# alopprrl n» before lh» club door •ad ftlatal out U> m# a lona llw of poll abed. quirM-flrtn* «una 'Hair >'»u noticed tfcea# Maaianaf Tfca chlld-lllw native aometimea waken up. W# ace* ec feaow whew It Is roalag On the la lanat lb# gaeatlon of annexal 100 la the iu|*r louvftt T»k* »w*jr tno rm* procllr traalr a* l ' <*»# Island la loal ae cordlag M» aagar-froaera. Just so lobk as aaaexatlon has not taken plae# this danger Han before them. The Island la very rich, and sugar stock pays from twasty to forty per cent Interrwt, but great risks ate taken by lha capita! In vested." • a a a a * Pew people realize that the most Im portant part of a house. If one wishes a healthy habitation, la the ground un der It, a Seeming paradox, but never theless true. This point and many olh rr equally Instmctiee ones to tnt< nding butktrra are taken up by Mrs. H. M. Plunkett In *'\Vbst Constitute a Per fectly Sanitary House." In Harper s Bazar, for July 23. *••••• For the Drawer of the August Har per's Mazigine Mr. Sutphen has writ ten and Mr. Frost has Illustrated "The Tantalus Istvlng Cup,” a humorous ro mance of the golf-links. It Is the sait of human nature that gives to golf Its untiring aest. »nd ®*en the non-golfer may be smused at tb» Incidents attend ant upon Mr. Robinson Brown’s dis comfiture, .»•••• Among the stories In the August Harpc-r's perhaps the moat notable Is “The Monster," by Stephen Crane. The power of presenting scenes of horror, which has hltharto led Mr. Crane Into the paths of adventure, is Ivire used to show bow a quiet country town was reduerd to abject terror as the result of a strange accident. As a study of American life aid character, the story repr.-jenta a departure in Mr. Crane's cor. rr, and one which shows a marked Increase of literary power. It is richly illustrated by Peter New ell. ; The Chinese at home. Without excluding other important articles the August Atlantic is notice ably a Action number, and contains a group of short Btories of gre it varlo y and exceeding Interest. . * * * Morgan Robertson, whose remarka bly interesting sea-stories have been widely welcomed, tells In "Where An gels Fear to Tread” of the marvelous adventures of a crew of lake-schooner sailors decoyed into a square-rigged ship for a long eeban voyage; their sufferings, how they punished their tormentors, and what finally resulted; the whole toid with the odor o£ salt water and the touch of rugged truth. M. P. Whitmarsh's "Driftwood” pre sents a suggestive picture, pleasantly colored with sentiment and romance, of the adventures of a pair of ocean castaways, who, at the supreme mo ment, prefer oach other to ail the | Mil Mask* *'•+**• • • ft Ift "Tift toil a n tow to* «pi« ftiftfta ft stilt rft iftft ftMMPftfti ft® a *4 im ftkt ; to i mttr «mi toftto®tol ft#. 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Rf>w!ait<t K Rjibinaon. jAt r. n Vtuaft, I»r—l4ent of the IcNlmer founty (W. V ) Coort. aaya ihat he lull Had there ca— us flux In hist U roily * durtr.f ihe p**l iumnn*r, wblrh hft mred tft I**m than ft week nith * *h*fi»t»*rhiin*» Colle, Cbolerft and 1 >ta rrhof** Itrmedy. Mr Hu»® alao atatfta that to eanf tnatanceft thrr** were taftity h»iwnrrKh*«i a day (Strnvtllft. W. V., PatMtod* r. Thlt ram* -rdy ha* bean u**® In Mar fpldrmirt flux and on* of c b*»H*ra, altb perfrri iiuccraf. It ran at* ay* be depended up on for bowel complaint, even In Ita moat aevftvr form*. Kvftry family aboukt kf-rp It at band. The 25 ar.d W rent hot tlm for *al* by Alexander Pro* ft Herd ,Co . C. H. Parr, of pell Tower Dru* FOR FITZHUGH USE. n (Chicago Chrolirle.) T The demands of Justice and the aen 'timent of the American people will not !be satisfied with any proposition 1 which does not Include the selection of j Fttzhugb Dee as governor general of Cuba. The Presides! will be made aware of his mistake If he prceeds oth er# lge. EXPERT TESTIMONY. |j (Kansas City Star.) No higher compliment could be re ceived by any ship than has been be | stowed on the Brooklyn by Captain Ei<late, of the Viscaya, and the tribute ! which the commendev of the ruined cruiser pays to the flagship of Commo dore Schley Is all the more valuable because It is In the nature of expert testimosy. J A man in Virginia rode forty mllea to Fairfax Station for the express purpose of getting Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. and took home with him n doxen bottles of the medicine. The druggist, who relates the Incident, adds; "Your remedy seems to be a general favorite wherever known.’ Its effects, are in deed wonderful in all lung and throat troubles. Procure a bottle at Alexander Drug & Seed Co., C. R. Par-, of Bed Tower Drug Store. A PERTINENT IN QUIRY. (New York Sun.) Would It occur to anybody but a member of the regimo of Cleveland., which was for pulling down a republic and establishing a monarchy In Ha waii, where our own flag will here after float, to ask such a question as Hon. udson Harmon’s at Putin Bay? HOW TO LOOK GOOD. Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If ! the liver is Inactive, you have a bilious ilook; if your stomach Is disordered, you have a dyspeptic look; If your kidneys i nre affected, you have a pinched look. 1 Secure good health and you will sure ly have good looks. "Electric Bitters is a good alterative and tonic. Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kid neys, purifies the blood, cures pimples, blotches and bolls, and gives a good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed. 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Mr*, tfmlih. w# I Mi>* Marlon Tt» »m»* Obb, wa* tbs , !rkhh. RM Wftft hy bar two at*. t*r«. Mr a. Harry Jarkaon. «f Atlanta, •nd Mr*. A. t». Hull, nt AUfM. <•» r#t< rlr.f Iks? h**t»*#. th# v#t#ratii marrh# i I#* to#ath th** pfHrtralt of th#lr ha ll###* cfttoMtoar and Wp aalntly wlfr. ,Th# portrait of Ui»o#ral Cobb ill j drop#* with Ik# bat tic* Ita# of n** if|iuo | and near It waa hum Ihe «th.-r cm | blema of the eauae for which tfc* gave hla life, hla c#p, cavalry aword and dreaa parade aword The mualc die «oar sail wa# furnished by Winn'a or i hralra of \Jhen*. Prof. Winn. th« leader, waa also leader of Cobh'a legion band and had been profesavr of mualc hn bury Cobb tnatltute at Athena ’ Auguata (urrled off Ihe blggeat hon ora on the field. ti after Ihe arrival of Co. A. they marched up from the i depot to the Kimball, where they rall !ed upon Col. W. J. Bryan for a speeds All along Ihe route they received a continual ovation. Col. Bryan made ti short talk to response, which was most ly lost Mi the nolae and din. While the 1 great parade was being formed the heat waa something terrific and glanced off from the wails of the houses nnd danc ed up from the aten# pavements of tha streeta In a way that reminded one forcibly of the descriptions of the bot tle of Santiago. Pretty soon the rain game down In torrents and the steam that arose from the earth was almost 'stifling. The big raindrops came down i m a steady pour, but the old vets fan ned them out of their faces with their icoat sleeves the same as If they were j Yankee bullets at Bull Run. The Au- Igusta comp in full uniform with a fine bugle and drum corps was a conspicu ous feature of th-* parade and after the perade was dismissed they formed a procession and morrbed into the Klm bnll where a cotillion was executed for the benefit of the ndmlrtng multi tude led by Capt. J. Rice Smith, Capt. Randolph Itldgriy «nd Judge BiJly Dunbar, while the bugler played Hdt Times in the Old Town Tonight." 11. P- M. RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis ease relieved in six hours by "NAw Great South American Kidney Cure." It is a great surprise on account of Its exceeding promptness ill relieving pain In bladder, kldneyß and back, in male o- female. Relieves retention of water almost Immediately. If you want qukc relief and cure, this Is the remedy. Sold by L. A. Oardelle, druggist, Augusta, Go., 612 Broad street. SPANGLES THE RAGE. Spangles are certainly the rage rfnw adays. There are spangled r.et gowns, bodices, waists, hats, bonnets, fans, and now comes a spangled parasol. Why will stout women wear spangles? They accentuate the lock of lines and make a large woman look larger. Only very small and pretty women should wear bespangled gowns, and nobody but a thoroughbred can look dainty in one at that. The snangled porasols are showy and effective, but grate on a wo man with very dainty taste. The new est one is mode of coarse Brussels net, over silk, and has an elaborate de sign in silver, gold, or colored spangles. Others are embellished with bonds of jet spangles, in some delicate floral pattern, _ . _ AN ©PEN LETTER |To MOTHERS. ftp n#Aaa#fi a ft## - VMP WWKM# <*# tklDtfY ft# ftliftt iftif t*t* •*«**» tAHmiA 4 *»•» J/ pa JmuCL w rtlfc j®4*a#rftg fft, Ms li* tto*/* <r CASrOHiA." ikt mm ik*t km ft#*# **f d*t* •##®#*# .mi . ■* <tn rt * f t ska it H#i w4§m*l -CASTOR!A" #A*rA k*t ktm ww® ift |ft ft#>rf (V ®irfl(f»»/ AmHet /ft *w lk*rtf LOOK CARCrUU.® «i lA# ###*## **d m (A *4 tl it Ikf Mft After 1 •I#(||l9ft**# A/ y/ #i “* ** **J tii9**l*r**f trr*fh *t*. H* **# k*M *&tkortljJ /ft# *Mf I* IM# #|l **** #4R ft# Cf*t**f Cmpny of ttkitk CAfttf* H. Hctcktr it /¥» **JmL Mafxh24,hM. ~jl a*j S A _ i / Jiff'- -~4fta,X>. Vo Not Bo Doocivod. ft*% -» | tfifai tis lIV Al'» rial ift ft a rki hi ilthlllUllQ tIHIC H lOftK* llnKVi4 fttAlf Oflt’f \i»ll i*mlirnu vt which c*%*€*ff M cloci® iw*t kitctw* “The Kind You Have Always Bought” BCAR3 THE bIQNATUHE Of j Insist on Hating The Kind Tliat Never Failod You. Buy Your Wife a Greene Street Home. a<1 _z o?*#r I/»t II «*v tl* fk#t. John YV. Dickey, | and 3 Library Bulldtag. DON'T RUN THE RISK of Using Bad Language, But Go To Simmons' Bicycle Shop Til BROAD KIRKRr, And Get Your Work Done Well. Forth# next in* d«y»Tsicycl** Enameled for $2.00 High liriMle Work- Loawt prices in town on Repairing. I haeond band Utcyde# bought and told on I easy payroenia. all work guaranteed FO: R S-A-XaEJ The J. I. Scott place, three quarters of a mile from the city new water Basins on the Wrightsboro road. This place contains 87 acres of land, several good springs and fine well of water. Dwelling out of recair. Healthful. Price, $2,000. Apply to CLARENCE E. CLARK, Ileal Estate, 882 Broad Btreet. HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY to buy a handsome and commodious home. No. 1304 Broad Street, south-west corner of Mc- Kinne, contains 14 rooms, pantry, bath and ali con veniences. Stable and servant’s room in yard. Lot 60 by 1 32 feet. This is a specially de sirable location for a phy sician. JOHN W. DICKEY, 1 and 2 Library Building. FOR SALE £g|r-l have for sale very desirable build ing lot I orated in tfie centre of one of the handsomest blocks in the city. Will sell same very cheap. Just the place for a handsome residchce for your family. Uood titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA, NO. 13*7 GREENE STREET. wr t : iiC I H. ,mi‘ a H omff| lllftTffdlt (bl* A** but lb*M# who h#«# trt#4 a j adopt th# old-fA#hi«m#«t mrth**! again* You •## it i# no ptiy to r#ftilftlt Ur iQki luriK* If y*»ii Hint **a# vc*tt®Mfl Ito cook mor# *lowty than another, you j hav# hut to turn thr thumb #cr#w lan* you ran r#*ta# th# h#at to any *#- ;r**a»t. If It Ii *<*tnx too quickly, you don't t*##d to thro# oprn th# »v#n <to«>r j The Gas Lihhl Co. of Huosla,, C 22 BROAD ST. HAVE YOCA Children’s Hair Cut while the weather is warm HICKEY S BARBER SHOP Also us# HICKEY’H MAGIC HAIKAUNK (or the HAIR. For Sale By All Druggists. HUSH ' j KEEP COOL by using one of our odorless Refriger ators— the Dewey just annihilates hot weather. Klondike, Gurney and liedipse are oil good; everyone guaranteed; wa ter coolers, cedar cheats; ice cream freezers. See our line of bedroom suits, $25. Baby Carriages for $6. We Will make terms and prices to suit you. Fleming & Bowles 004 Broad Street. SALE OF SUBURBAN LAND BY THE ACRE The Augusta nnd Summerville Land Company will sell, at public sale. 70 acres of Isnd on the Harrisonville Road, iu blocks of two to liven acres, on luesday, August 23d, at 5 o’clock p. m. W. C. JONES, Secretary. Not Too Late to Buy a SUMHER’S SUITj Hft IT IN •ftftiiCMt ft y«*t to tOfN) Ami l4M<l>i you will find m«ny taaffn ttftyn In IN ®ftft wNn ii lummtr'i Sm'l would not ft# vincOiTvfoctftftt# TNrt ft on ufDftt fttl vA ntft#a In ftuy «#• * §Mlt now s you tAfi#rt ft v#ry (in Suit To# Hl* tl* mon«y tampfiffd to wftftt its vain would brine At tft* bftftinntnc of tftft to rnoo Ronton tftftcftftt toonomy. Vou mvo money sty ftuy in* your ciotftln* from ut> I. C. Levy's Son & Co., TAILOR-FtT CLOTHILRB. AUGUSTA. • • • • CiOHOI A Augusta Brewjug Co's GENUINE MALT gXTRADT NOW ON TBS MARKET. CALL KW IT. * W. H. Lynch & Co., Yellow Pine Lumberi Builcferft’ Hardware. I Lcor*, sa»h, Blinda, L riculding*. Lath*. | Shingles, Wcod& Coal. If th MPIET. EFAR FUCIBIC RAILWAY POWER HOUSE gmr lALUMuMC r«. I < atOSITA. 4A. Tivoli Brewery. IHL LARGEST BREWERYJN THE # ' ' PORTNER’SBEER V > V FOB BALE KVKRYWIIEBK IN AUGUSTA— ASK F 0« IT. E. SHEEHAN, Agent. 138—TWO TELEPHONES—IBB y ' - 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. BI?lL TELEPHONE NO. 2101. Summerville Plumbing; Company AaF'l’iumbing. bewexiog and Ventilating Btsam and Hot Water Ueuting a SpeciaPy. «s®-i<iatlTnaies Given on All Kinas of Pipe Work. All Work Guaranteed. NEXT TIME YOU HAVE A HEADACHE USE Land’s Headache Capsules Made Only By HOWAitp & y/iLLaas drug co.