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Thr island is ah .ut l.onn miles s<mtlies,t of Cub.. Puerto Rteo su discovered by folmnbua iu HHX In I3OU it «aa invaded by the >poniard., who estormuiated the natives. 70U.U00 in number. leading. The Spaniard* are believed to be volunteers. After the first vol ley they scattered, although the guer illas hepi up fire on the Americans from trees and from behind cover. The Americans occupied the whole point of land and went In camp. t 7 Americans Wounded, The American loss was seven wound ed. Thi Spanish arc known to have lost at least twenty men. The health of the troops Is good. There was great enthusiasm. The orders are to advance immediately. The whole bri gade will push cast to Ponce, joining the main body there. Then the ad vance will be north by the military road to San Juan. This is official. The Other Landings. The landing at Arrayo was similar to the one I witnessed at Guanica. The shore was first shelled and then the force was landed. The landing at Ponce was equally successful. Twelve thousand landed there. There are no details yet. 1 [Editor: This number may he mis take. It is probably 1,200, unless Gen. enuwm ®®4 4#®e® H**k®# Ut*® oomomA I »m*>« e m®M®t Tk* otmt *•*** I ra.®« f A ffmt FooUrg 1 1*» gj m <m» i®*h.. «4 ra4*"** <l®* ; w.gftra® 1» *** *k® ***** *** !m 9m *mrn* mm* —* mm ' t®Ht * «®u «** ®H** »*** *• **te* : tin® i* mto ik#* tit®*® i—l ®1 I |«®f MW ot «®m— P— R*®* !mm k* l*k« »ti® »«>U h— ®4 Uf* I•# —a®—® The ®ff—i teh4 ****** jlk® ••*«*« .*4 Ot IkHt**f**h f»N* i,M i*|®®4 *k" fk* in"** «Mt k® j<y®>®t®4 trm •*»• tk® «****»* * k®> I But Little Information. i>,i# li'tr u m k : *t* ®f •****»l mt * m*l l*rk **i«*t®®*®4 '*®w*—* I { tic*®. tk®*« I•®mmf ■! •—#— ot *r* j oil 4a • m In tk* KMikrr ot tf**e* ! «• «M Jam® Tk®*® *•« a* mi* t our I— —t)*f tkat tk®** —M ®a»* t® jMt sitll* iafeti*® a®4 tkat ahar tk® I :■ to,ro Ot tk® Ama-va® ittoo— th*rc *oa>4 b® a *arr*®4*r •rnlrkrr th*» tkal al Saattaf® ft U lib* briirf of ik® Aantai ikai ik® j *ta® 4®a® any I* ■>» h but*® *a*ipp -I*4 with food «kaa **• Oanitaao. • Ah* gn*® I® good «orlMjr.“ Ob 4*®r, )fa 1<« 4ltar**4 oM of rw* of tk* brat famUt**." LOST TIME. “Time Is precious," remarked the minister. “It is Indeed,” replied the man of, business, “and I've lost lots of H.” “By Indulging Id foolish pleasures, I : suppose," said the good man. “No,” replied the other; “I lost It by being punctual In keeptng my appolnt ents with others.” BELIEF IN SIX HOURS. Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis ease relieved In si* hours by "New Great South American Kidney Cure.” It Is a great surprise on account of Its ■acceding promptness in relieving pain In bladder, kidneys and back. In male cr female. Relieves retention of water almost immediately. If you want cur. ; relief and cure, this Is the remedy. Sold by L. A. Oardelle, druggist, Augusta, Ga., 612 Broad street. LOST HER INDICATOR. “Just my luck,” mourned the land lady os she set her watch by tho city hall clock. “What's the matter now?” “Oh, I’ll have to buy a barometer. The 6tar boarder Is cured of hlr. rheu matism. —Gallatin Torch. A man In Virginia rode forty miles to Fairfax Station for the express purpose of getting Chamberlain’s Cough Rem edy. and took home with him a dozen 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. Parr, of Bell Tower Drug Store. A BARGAIN. Mr. Highup—You said that thing would, not cost over SSO. “Mrs. Highup—l gava exactly SSO for It; but then I paid the modiste. S2O more for bet- promise to tell everybody that it cost SIOO. . , Wl , THB A.UC3-TTSTA. HKB ALD SPAIN SDES FOR PEACE fie dtri*i jmw***M Hu* • • ONPMI mm* l! M **B ac l Mi, $ m 9* ■ M I Hi mm m$ **'■ m jt|f (||c pftniMHMM I)M9 KMHMI IWMI Wm 4 -*a* ®®. l®Tf I* *“ Tk® ft -|nal®4 •** (t«®® mt t ®t tk® ®rk*. W— a* 4 M a a® Tk® ftwirk »lT~®an®4- J «® M—if ®f tk* >«i*ri— t *4 ®—U o®« u orntf® «f tk® 4—wk BUS— I®* fe«®tt® ataif* pr»*®®u4 to Ik® t—»l4»«t *k«® iitbr— at tk® WTkk® Mmm® k m®«—a* ftw® tk* *t*kuk imrHKti Sookt— to • tar. Ilkatioa of tk* •*( *k4 a *»t Ot®**! of A* urn ts p®ar®. ii.« r. n tiu.a |i*»ai4»®n ®i ik® niliM*® Cmmlf (W. V ( Owl, llkal k® koa h»4 tht*® ra*ra ®4 to® I® hi. tarhitr. a®*—a t— *•«« ®®«®<«**. «kkk k® ®**®4 i® I**® than a »rak «llfc ruotoklii'f Coll®, nt"* •*4 fktarik®*® lt*ra*4>r. M* H»»k at®* latata® ikot La ®n®f® l®®t®*»ra ib*»* H *ra i®**»ir MwrriU'* • 4*y ■— fllrOfllU. W. V.. lUUilkM*-* TfcU '**«- *4* ha® h**a IXl*4 I® n** *M4- <*>lC® l e f Out and r.n* «*f rk«l**®. «lih p*ffr»l •xn-raa ll txn al«a>. k* 4*p*«4*4 «|>- no for ho**> rampUlnl. *>** I® ll* n ,. .t *®**t* form* Kiarf fa mil® iholil h**f» It at kaod Tk* JBL **>•! ® r*»l b®t.j ll*® for ®*l* hr Al*a*®4*r loot *•*•«! . c. *. I*®rt. of »*tl To®*» Us Mot a. PEOPLE’S FORUM. [CliU*®« of Atignal® and Oror«la and Carolina who wiafc lo diaraaa pub lie ma(t®r® in parliaro*niarr ®»> in reaaoa. will ho w*l*ow*4 I® lh -* column A w tpaper In. in a way a public inm Luiion Throu«h It tk* pub- Mr. in proper bound*, ha** lh® rlaht to glre **pr*ssion to oplawn and lkoa|kt.| tilt at the Bar Room*. To lh* Editor of Tb« Hrra.d: S.r— Tour tlturly word* in behalf of hcne*t ao4 our® electiona eaUil® you lo ihe thank* t f the cor'd people of B . hmo.id county. People abroad hold their no®** when Rlchaond elortiona are men tioned. Bui ia’lot bo* ateneb la no! ' nW foul cdor that la wafted from lh-»e pacta to nauaeat® the public. While you are atr*kinf ®v!l. Mr Editor. «up poae you try your flat on the barroom?. Perhapa a club would be liettcr. Tho brat people will atand by you and help. While e mit one la ratlin; on U»e candidate for lecialatTve honor*, for an exprerr'r.ti of their vlowa on llw cr m uiseion.” let us hear from thnn also on this barroom laaue. Sonic of us ftrl rc:.te interest in it. We have a tiijht tr knew the moral principles of tbe men who wish lo r*presenL us. The man c»ho is 100 piudent or sly. or cowardly to make an open and full confession on this subject la not wor thy to represent Richmond county .n the enteral assembly. This evil sa loon businesa has long shadowed the fair r.utnt of Augusta. For money and for fear men have been licensed to curse scores of homes, and at the iam time to send the blight of moral death far Into the Interior. Not onlv have her barrooms cursed the adjacent coun ty. but representatives from Richmond county In the past have done much to binder the work of temperance reform in Oeov; a. Can we not have three brave (me men who will stand in your "primary" for "clean elections" and the "ant'- barroom bill?” Ut. the temperanre people of Augusta and Richmond coun ty stand In solid phalanx in their sup port. JOHN R. LEWIS. 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 look; If your stomach Is disordered, you have n dyspeptic look; if your kidneys are affected, you have a pinched look. 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 boils, and gives a good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Howard & Wlllet’s drug store. 50 cents per bottle. A Tramp’s Eloquent Lecture A tramp once asked for a free drink in a saloon. The request was granted and. when in the act of drinking the proffered leverage, on of the young men present exclaimed: "Stop, make us a speech- It ls a poor liquor that doesn’t unloosen a man’s tonerue.” Tho tramp hastily swallowed down the drink, and as the rich liouor coursed through his blood h«? straight- Irawa h—xa# k®4 MMMMt tmtomm ilbmm J «#i « mm mnh #** ill |• ®M MHi BMf INMH j m. * In* xtc 'I Iwi mn^mM [•i mm*** 9 mm ** mm l Immi *4*4l mm ut mm I U r “f%m till m*<m t#«* mm mmm j tfNiNNi mm m jpumm |»M|pkLi«*4 Mi*#* • rn*m*4 m* * K ? * # mm # n iin m>mm *<ol j % 4mm aM • iv I mn* m c **99 #4 Is* ik® talk® eswp *®4 t*®ij®if® ua* raw H AM—dtw a*4 I* 4ww® '® tk® kyta—4 4—k« 4 I k®a .knkra® | >ra .®.ct ®w4 kt**«t a® *k® •*•*— <4 .*#«»« a*4 ®a» «w— *»*• *U *■* j I om tk® wtakt— ®®»— U a 4*mkm . k«k- t k®4 > kw— ®k®r® tm* 9tt \ Ltra® •• -4 I past ww« tk® kwft •*»' «®4 4*®k®<— m* 4om*rn>tm <**•**' |m tin >tin>4 I l>#4 (BBffi#** fcmni# **m mm I Iwit ■■ ## ihH m n m llN> «m*'M •** —s4 *w»kc —4 kfwt*s4 : * immiiM MUM* mm •* mm nim* «mi Mm® ik®» I *—ht k® toft®®—, • «ik thw* »rv® om ®sts Twkst I a* . • »wak®k4 WMkSW • • «»A** •Hkowt ® ckU4, • ira®— • i, k ••• ka®M M ®*W ki tsar®, • aw® i® mtmm *®*®r W.. 4 tip®—• 1 #*w* A»4 ail k>®<4 «P I® Ik® M®*t®lfwSß «4 4ft®k Tk® If®®* r—4 ipraktw# Tk® ®i*«® Ml he® H® *m®ie*® •%*•** »«f 4ii«*f«4 lain • lkrww—4 fra«—l* «•; tk* kw>® Tk® «wik*iaa tkrar® f»*k*4 ope® wet «kal a4»tk- kk4 wkwa tk® 111*; t®. iftnwp ats—t ik® k*r kmk®4 ®p Ik® iramp *#• a—*. AN UtTMfHUMXd Ofirdnlff. TV>« k(® few sac® twra® w*4® awwk® sk4 —les—M— tkaa M«»ssar4 4 WHtet, wfcw otmfv om p®t»>* t® wtcwf® !*iw let ot ****** MW# I" lk®»f tta* fe® tk*tf twawy raft— Tk*» www h®»* tk® «®hMk4® a#MN > for ft®. Km* ® Horn i—cw**®y f c o*> exm|«t I**®, i- ®«he and FV44®. TM® I® tk* • trader* f u l r*m*4y that to taartwl—f »®* k • me all wvet tk* craatry by "• tnawy klaftllaa »urra It akantntrly rwera Asthma ■—kMa, ll«rara*»*— ®a4 all atfrettona 4 the Ikrtral. cfcrat ®«td lung* Cal l*t sMw ft»* *»"*® ®®4 *4 • dial bnttlr ft<* Me. *r a rratutar «a* tor to c*®t® *«4 »i *®. Guarantee® to «®iy ®r yrkr refunded. SO ML ST ATT! POLITICS. The SpcakrrsMp Will Oo t® > *R«r °* Meek Attest*. Mr SY Tk® rtc® fur star * wltkl® Ik* *tft of ike krxt general as •embiy 1 tro*i®* very l«t®re»i.o« a»d candidate a are spe sdlnc * greet d al 4f lira® I® Atlant* u® the lookout for membci a-ebN-t Tbs apeakerahlp e 4 tk® house, it ravens will *o either lo Uttl® of Mu®rae®e. or BI»lork. of F'myeti®. Senator Uodw a will be opt*o« d for president of lb* aekat* by William Clifton, the prraent a®eret»ry of *t»tr. •ho ha* been elucied to tbe aonate. Senator taxis u i* very active and ia Ira,ln( nothing W4on«. Hr ntadr a floe reputation as a clear-hendvd par liamentarian during the last sowioei of tbe bouse. of which he was the presi dent pro tern. He was remarkably auc-esaful In dispatching buslne**. I a,hod Mr. Clifton If b<* thought kla chances were good and he said he be lieved they were. At any rate, he in tends lo give Mr. Dodson a* lively a contest as he ran Messrs. Northen and Erwin are out for the secretary ship of the senate. Mr. Northen hav ing been the assistant secretary of the last senate. Mr. Erwin la looking to tb'* north country vet® and entertains the fondeat hopes; though Mr. North rn s friends Insist that the latter is In line of promotion and Is bound ti win. Mr. B- lfeulllet. of Bibb county, can didate for clerk of the house. I* op posed by Messrs. Callaway, Frye and one or two others, but he seems to be far and away In lh* lead. I ran across Lieut. Col, Robert 1,. Berner the other dap. and his thoughts were only of t|he wur. He is very anx ious to get to the front with bU regi ment and hopes yet to ride down the streets of Havana with the victorious American legions. He tabooes all po litical palaver, and one cannot gather from his conversation that he had ever made a race for governor. Col. Berner, last December, was presiding over the state senate, with his ambition direct ed to higher political preferment. In the spring he was shaking the bushes of the state as n gubernatorial candi date. Today he has abandoned his law books and !b an officer of the army benl on confronting Blanco nt (he gates of Havana. This is a good deal cf experience for a man to have in tha course of eight months. Mr Charters, of Lumpkin county, re marked to me: “There Is a wrong im pression prevalent as to the personnel of the next geheral assembly. It is commonly believed that very few mem bers of the, last legislature will be on the roll of the nrw one. The truth Is that there will hardly he less than forty of Ihc old members In one branch or the other.” BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE. The best Salve In tho world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and nil Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay requir'd It Is guaranteed to give pertecl satisfaction or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For gala by the Howard & Willett Drug Co. What Is Me Now. (Philadelphia Ledger.) 1 t In the campaign of 1900 Mark Han na expects to f be McKinley’s chief of staff, -. s"* c.> . ■ 1 gurara k * ®"'jj .«**• 4ra*t x(lt fkbs ®k* ‘ »nri. w*t *kra* ok® fc»ra ttwl # .I*. k*®w* '*«#4 WM k® . <■' 9® 1 iw* r««kxiiw4 wn<k'®4 aawtw. fra ®m> sin i* rraiwtwt® taw Lira 11**4* ft ®*4 w®*t *m «*tM*«4® ra c-4 rape* et.ftf ik®w aw*4k*®. t®k aw 4 ®tek *4® f*4tsra tk® k®4t 14 4tt® 4w ' ( ra* t*s k®n Tk* —tan wtlk ywtw %*a®t If » 1 4®s®4 » ®t»#*kt*. pwk ut® I wratd I® tkfwW ®p®k lb* •—k 4»»t* i t*4 tww tk* ft— *f >Mi»— N Ttra <w* -*4®«®U y*wr t®®4* *• —l' P—» Tit Git Lilli Cl It Hiutl. m HftOAP ®T. UAVR NOM— Gtiildreo's Bair Cat whilM the weather la warm HICKEY S BARBER SHOP Akn w<® Mlll W® MaOKT IIAIktUSI Urn Ik* II AI ML For Sal« By All Druggists. Buy Your Wife a Greene Street Home. Ka. til (>r**n® ®tr**t la kralM ts» un® of ifcc w»twt 4*»lr*bl* ®*clUra* t>f lira city. 11. ura built us brick In • bandanm* and 4«c®b»* faahlt®. r°*i taln® eight r-mma. balk. ete-. **• •" gnt>4 tw4*r I*4 t* by IK Mrt. If yttu coatcmplwt* purch«*in* * h .mr It will be to your interest to caw »td*r tfc»® ptnperty. John W. Dickey, I and S Library Hulbtln* DON'T RUN THE RISK of Using Bad Language, But Go To Simmons' Bicycle Shop 711 kkoad street, And Get Your Work Done Well. Per til* next HU days Blcyclra Enameled for I'.’.OP— High Orwte 'York. foi«i nric** In U»®li on Repairing. Nvi.nd liend Bicycle* bought and sold ou easy |®vm»nl*. all work guaranteed PiMilil! 1— Ju.t received. In store, 1 csr 20 tons—, ATI ANTIC Will* LEAD This i* the standard White L’ad of ihe United States. 2We have three other White Lead brands —to suit any wants. B—We have in store 40 tons Mineral Paints (dry) for outhouses, fences, roof*, <tc. 4We have several brands Linseed Oil. B—We tiav* several brands ready Mixed Paints. THE HOWARD 5 WILLET DRUG CO. WHOLESALE. HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY to buy a handsome and commodious home. No. 1304 Broad Street, south-west corner of Mc- Kinne, contains 1 4 rooms, pantry, bath and all con veniences. Stable and servant’s room in yard. Lot 60 by i 32 feet. This is a specially de sirable location for a phy sician. JOHN W. DICKEY, 1 and 2 Library Building. FOR SALE gig- 1 have for sale very desirable build ing lot located in the centre of one of the handsomest blocks in the city. Will sell lame very cheap. Just the place for a handsome residence for your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA, NO. 1327 OREENE STREET. Not Too l.ate to Buy a SUMfIER’S SUIT! HDf the kegJKMt to ypt «© COmg. gnrJ Isekitl** you will f»nd many worm day* in tho Fall wton o Summer’* Suit would not b* wmomfortabto. Thoro I* one grout AdvimtAge In buying a •ult now t you con got o vory ftno Suit for IH tte money compared to what It* value would bring at tha beginning of tho *oaaon. Rea ton teach** economy. You *ava money by buying your clothing from u*. I. C. Levy’s Son & Co., TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS. AUGUSTA. .... GRORGIA CALL lug AUGUSTA BREWING COMPANTS exitm/t itees Tk® e**t m W. H. Lynch & Co., Yellow Pine Lumbers AMI Builders’ hardware. let!) nFIIT. KFAF ILICIFIC RAILWAY POWER HOUSE [W 111 ts hu«E 74. • I ICOUSTA. 01 Tivoli Brewery. THE LARGEST BREWERY JN THE SOUTH, PORTNER’SBEER FOR SALK EVERYWHERE IN AUGUSTA-ABK FOR IT. E. SHEEHAN, Agent. ISN—TWO TEI.KPFIONEH--1.-IH EVERYTHING ON WHEELS FIELD S KELLY'S Just received, the finest line of Baby Carriages in the city. Agents for Ramb ler, Sterling and Crawford Bicycles. NEXT TIME YOU HAVE A HEADACHE USE Land’s Headache Capsules Wade Only By HOWARD & WILLETT DRUG CO. call ro« AUGUSTA BREWING COMPANY’S DRAUGHT BLLR TM Brat o* The Martel. Leers, £ash. Blinds, tfculding*. Laths, | Shingles, Wood & Coal. for sale. 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 repair. Healthful. Price, $2,000. Apply to CLARENCE E. CLARK, Real Kstate, 832 Uroad Street. wm. McCauley 2040 WALTON WAY. BELL TELEPHONE NO. 2lot. Summerville Plumbing Company £W-l’]timbin«. Sewering and Ventilating Steam and Hot Water Heating a Specially• gig-Estimates Given on All Kinus of ripe Work. All Work Guaranteed.