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f ntr». who t» a t •let'i-at**! rifle shot
sued • Uranism in a tree ta ito Amir
lean IHwt on ffMtf, July I.
Tlia Itllma M IM Irm seldom Bred
•• Ik. wWhr. who were <lo« lo them
T<> do «u. woatd hsvs mad. their «!«*»*•-
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tavortts distance. but ttoy «.r.
tr.dilT' r.nt iMiknarn Aiwlkrr po«'l
ts tkrlr running wna that a. olim **
t . th.y (Hot when vol ley Arina
*, ■* going on. Thua tto m**rt of Ih.lr
naapona could not by easily .Ingled oui
from the other. Home, hoare.er. were
three or four miles behind the Ameit
can Bring line, and they could not
employ tbl* (levies. Some fa.ten»d
leaves and barb, to their clothing for
better conceal want. A ten were cap
tured in Amerii an uniforms, .irtppcd.
gu doubt, from the dead.
turi'ioi and litter beater*. passing
a* they did eonatanlly between the
front and the dressing stations in the
year were repeatedly fired on from the
trees. M»ny more would have Iwen
v oundid than were but for poor marks-
LADIES’ TIES
SOML.i'HINQ NEW
J. MILLER HIKER
THE HATTER.
kiisto:x: hats
manshlp.
One tnon connected with the surgical
department of the army was shot at
several times while passing in h partic
u'ar spot nea-f the "bloody bend," at
tlw ford of the Sun Juan river. Final
ly he got tired.
Taking the red cross from his arm.
as a sign of temporary resignation from
that .branch of the service he hot row
ed a Krng-JorKenr.cn from a soldier os
* sign of enlistment us u private. Then
he dived into the underbrush near
whops the bullets had crossed the load.
The *x-Ked Cross man made his way
carefully along the ground. He knew
that discovery might mean unpleasant
consequence* for him: so he exercised
every precaution. Finally his gaae was
arrested by a movement In the branch
of a tree.
His experience had taught him that
a bteeac always stirs the outer leaves
„r « tree first. The Inner twigs move
later.
Yet here was a shaking of s branch
near the trunk, while the outer leaves
were quiet. Close watch showed, too,
that the branch, instead of swaying
from side to side, moved up and stayed
there.
Soon a second branch was pressed
down and kept there. Then it was clear
just what was going on.
The Krac-Jorgensen was aimed In
rriclul fashion. Its report was follow
ed by the crash of a heny body through
the tree and too the ground.
There was no call for the marksman
to attend to any professional duties
there He hurried back to the "bloody
bend," gave back the rifle to Its own
er pinned the red cross to his left
slwve again and went on dressing
wound*. —Santiago letter to the New
York Tribune.
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Itomiy flea jet, and Bhaftar naa nett
inwtotd In the H * In the "hMAri
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II ear bee In berth rswitry sad gr sated
■artooU and having taken green later
itat In and vtalted < do* attoaal inatltu
lllona from the trsheet In Maine to the
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! rd»*ee<t to note the good reenlta aerom
-1 pllahm tn our one Bellevue aetool
j Tti" Irk ipmSkn of one r ntrmplatlng
fa aew home la. Wbat are the erbon!
I privileges* Particularly la this ao If
the qoeei ’oner la leaving behind com
puteory education, end the most ad
| »anr d and Improveo mathoda of
i.-aching
1 To continue or not to contlooe Itelle
vlew arbool vraa the nuealioo which ur
i er.pled the attention of the trustee* of
that Inatltntlon at their laet meeting.
* two being for and one against merging
ift into the one at Orgcovood. Some
time attire a petition wna sent to the
board from the perents of over forty
scholar* asking for a continuance of
I teller ue school and the preaent teech
er.
What the greatest good lo the great
est number would be has already been
settled allowing tho resldenta to Judge
The dlvtrlel hat been thoroughly ean
vgated for opinion* no the aubjeet and
a petition signed by over elghty-flve
name* of taxpayer* obtained.
I But It geema that thla la not gatlafae
-1 lory, and another meeting .ha» been
railed at Plnellicket school houto, when
lit |« to be hoped that every voter In
nirlrlet 124 will he preaent, at 10
j o'clock a. m. to voice hi* opinion. To
! would-be istllen the idea that It I* '
optional with Use board of srbool true- 1
tees to dUeontlnue or not a school of I
over forty scholar*, centrally located, 1
nnd perfeifllv satisfactory to the pat- j
rona. Is of taking « long atrlde back
ward. Delia H. Dickson.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mr*. Michael Curtain Plainfield, 111.,
makes the statement that she caught 1
irold. which Settled on her lungs ; she
wos treaied for a month by her family ,
physician, hut grew worse. He told her
she was a hopeless victim of consump
tion ttrtd lljot no medicine would rule
her. Her ilxugglst sugiresied Dr.
i King's New Discovery for Consump
tion; she bought a bottle and to her
delight, found herself twneflind ’ from
the first dose. She continued Its use.
and after talcing six buttles found her
self sound and well; now does her own
| housework, and Is as well as she ever j
jwas Trial bottles 10c of thla Great Dis
covery at Howard * Wtllet's drug store.
Large bottles 50 cents and SI.OO.
GREAT COTTON CROP.
Prospects are Good for Fine Output of
Fleecy Staple.
The prospect at this time Is very bril
liant for the great cotton crop, not only
,In Georgia, hut throughout the South.
Prom no section of the state are any
Ibad reports as to the condition of the
!cotton crop coming In. This applies not
only to the cotton crop.hut also to corn
and other minor rrnps. The reprts show
ithat all of these crops arc as promising
ns could bo desired. They are ull good
at present.
Dr. J. X. Terry, of Trimble. Tenn.. in
speaking of Chamberlain's Colic. Chol
leni nnd Diarrhoea Remedy, says: "It
has almost become a necessity In this
ivicinity." This ts the best remedy In
the world for colic, cholera morbus,
. dysentery and diarrhoea, and Is rec-
I agnized as a necessity wherever its
!great worth and merit become known.
No other remedy Is so promnt or effeo-
J tual, or so pleasant to take. Sold by
I Alexander Drug and Seed Co., C. R.
'j’arr of Bell Tower Drug Store.
Uncle Sam's Navy, Port
folio No. 9, just received
at Herald Office.
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September These notlrcs contaloed n
| si, t „f »L- heir* of Flora Thomas who
rrshlrd out of the *tnt* of N*w Yoik.
end among tto name* ndrertlsed was
that of Burr Brown Moron. On.
Mr Brown r»»c*b*red a nuniber of
the names advertised at cousins of Bis.
but h- ba* not yet to»n nb> to place
the nnm* of Flora Thomas A* tk*
lawyer* writing the letters nsked for no
toe or soiil anything about pay. Be la
rails fled that the thing ts nil straight
1 and that he la one of the heir* to n
1 large rotate. Just Bow much of » bn
will get out of It hr *• not know but 1
be Is satisfied tbst there Is n snug 111-.
tk* fortune In It for him.
The coincidence I* rather stramrv
however, that Mr Brown should hsp-
Vn to get such a letter within two
; weeks after the old Gypsy had told hit*
It was coming. He ha* written to tho
atto-neys about the matter.
GONE TO CONFERENCE.
Ministers and Delegate* to Mllledge
\ Hie Meeting Left Today.
The dele galea to the Methodist con
; feretica at Mllledgevllle left here this
I morning for that place. llcsldes the
Methodist minister* of the city, there
went to the conference the following:
St. John's church It. If Brown. !*• *•
Arringtim and Dr Lee Henry. **t.
James church: J. B. Barton, L. F.
Iverdery, T. O. Brown and W. F.
Barks. Asbury church: B. P Reed, O.
YV. Heath und W. YV. Benson Alter
nates, YV. H. Young ami Albert Tan
ner.
The conference lasta four days.
Robbed the Orave.
A startling Incident of which Mr.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was th#
subject. I* narrated by him as folowe;
"I was In a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes ’ink
I en. tongue coated, pain continually Id
baett unit sides, uu appetite—gradually
growing weaker day by day. 1 lirt-e
physicians had given me up. Fortunate
ly a friend advised trying 'Electric
Bitters,' and to my great Joy and sur
prise; the first bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their use for
thiee weeks and am now 11 well man.
1 know they saved my life and robbed
the grave Of another victim." No one
should fall to try them. Only 50 cts per
bot. at Howard & YY'tllet's drug store.
GONE TO JACKSONVII.LE.
Major YVllloughby Walker of the
Third engineer corps, who was in Au
gusta yesterday, left last night for
Jacksonville. Fla., where he goes to
muster In enlisted men there for his
corps.
Capt. Bailey Thomas of the same re
giment as Major Walker will arrive at
Jefferson Barracks today with the men
he enlisted here.
If Chairman Doughty doesn't feel
authorised to have his committee act
on a party primary for Richmond, we
submit that he should give the people
of the county an opportunity to ex
press their views on the question
whether they want white primaries or
not. Give us a primary in which the
Democratic party of Richmond county
can record their wishes on the subject
of primaries or no primaries.
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' Bpaf uumurc dancing art go down oa
jibs ‘'special." but gait# • numtor of,
young pis pie rsw* ww from Oiwn
villa for lb* occasion:
Among I baa* preaewt ate*:
Miss Perry. U CtMurlewfoo. with Mr.
C. H. Haskell;
Mias CrSgler. of Bpartanburg. with
Mr. Motkenfusa:
Mia* Blanche Moor*, of ftpartanbnrg.
I’wUlt Mr D. L. Jennings ;
Miss Maggie Finley, of Orenowwod.
With Mr. Green ;
I' Mias Nannie MrCaughrln. of New
■torry, with Mr. Crlgier;
b Miss Nell listdla. of Ctorgw with
’Mr. Painter;
It Miss Isabelle Robertson, of Colom
bia. with Mr. DrtUussure Fi rd;
r*l Miss Mary Goodyn smith, of Glenn
»orings Yfllh Mr. Holme*;
Miss I Airy McCaugbrln. of Newber
ry. with Mr. Hyder h'nrrow;
Mis* Johnson, at Camden, with Mr.
Singleton;
Miss Sum Ball, of Laurens with Mr.
Arthur Stiupson;
Miss Charlotte Boykin, of Camden,
with Dr .Swygert;
Mias Waring, of Columbia, with Mr.
Cofleld;
Mlsa Gcnzalea. of Columbia, with Mr.
Beattie; •
Mss Rmoia May Smith, of Glenn
Springs, mith Mr. W. Smith;
Mias U>ula Sanders, of Camden, with
Mr. Botnar;
Miss Tobin, of Barnwell, with Mr.
YV. E. Sparkman:
Miss SpCghts, of Greenville, with
Dr. C. B. Earle;
Miss Annie Zimmerman, of Glenn
Springs. <vlth Mr. MeOaugrtn;
Miss Sal lie Cleve'and. of Greenville,
with Mr. Thompson;
Miss Olive Hill, cf Oraenvllle with
Mr. Cleveland;
Miss EsMlo of Greenville,
with Mr. Ilryaa;
Mis* tiouise Cleveland, of Greenville,
with Mr. Dickson;
Miss Gllfillin, of Greenvllle. with Mr.
Bomar:
Miss Bessie Smith, of Glenn Springs,
with Mr. Earle;
Miss Armstrong, of Wilmington, with
Mr. Ralph Smith;
.Miss Phillips, of Wilmington, with
Mr. Lawrence White.
Stags: Messrs. Ligon, Fleming. Ro
quie, DeCamps. Mcoarau, Riley, Hous
ton. Cruikshanks, Westfield, Rcnwick,
Green, O'NeaJ, YY’ilson.
Chaperones: Mesdames S. J .Thom
as, Nat Gist, Malloy,Henry Mclver.Jas.
Carney, Morgan. Claik Waring. J. T.
Simmons, Geo. A. Barksdale. T. A.
Graham. St. Julian Wilson. Thus. W.
Hughes. J. H. Haskell.
CASTQHTA..
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bid her lover adieu fovever it's a case
jot much ado about nothing.
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I rto to the asked, tosd the hungry and
sneeor IB* sick and t am atrongly of
th* np'nHi that Almighty God ba* noCI
j pot a Black mark against m* on nr* I
Irr-nnf of It.
| ''l do not know whether I shall aland'
with Captain Philip am»ng tb* first 1
rbostoi hereafter, hut 1 have this to say
in eoarliiaton that every dreg) ot blood
In my body on the afternoon of tto ltd,
of July was singing tbnnks and praise
to Almighty God for the atetory we.
haj won."
OROVRTQWN ECHOES.
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. A l.args Nnmber of Visitor*—Notes of
New*
I (Special to The Herald.]
Groveto vn Ga.. Aug. S. —Mrs. James
Walker is a welcome guest in our little
village. She is visiting Mrs. Charles
Phlntgy at Sans Souct.
Mr. Martin Dunbar was a guest at
Villa Marion Sunday evening
Mrs. Stewart Phlnigy and Mrs. T. T.
Talley spent Tuesday with in
Augusta.
Mrs. George Fargo and Mrs. Albert
Doughty left us for Bath on Saturday
after a delightful visit to Mrs. Tom
Hoard, who complimented them 'on
Friday evening with a charming card
party, whose prUes were won by Miss
Julia Stovall and Mr. James Tobin.
Hon. J. C. C. Black visited the pleas
ant hore» of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heard
on Saturday afternoon.
Little Miss Harris, of Athens, and
Miss Yancey, of Rome, are the guests
of Miss Mary Lou Phinixy at Sous
Souci.
Mr. George Garvin was a welcome
guest at Hill Crest cn Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Doughty and Mrs. Geo.
I'.vrgo wer complimented on the morn
ing of their departure by one of the
lovely lady of Villa Marion's charming
luncheons.
Mr. Hugh Harris paid cne of his de
lightful flying visits to Grovetown on
Monday. He was on his way to Au
gusta.
Mr. George Garvin eam-e up on Mon
day on a visit to Dr. Hal Steiner at Old
Cotocton.
Miss Lucy Holt, one of last summer's
brightest guests, has returned with the
summer flowers to Stitmyside.
Mr. Gus Tobin and Mr. Gould Bar
rett drove over to Bath on Sunday.
Tho Euchre Club met on Saturday
evening at Hill Crest. The prixes given
were very beautiful and were won by
Mrs. Stewart Pbinixy and Mr. Tom
Heard.
One of the brightest holies who lives
somewhere about the middle cf the av
enue below the brow of the hill is so
intensely Interested In the war that she
cannot be prevailed on to eat any part
of a chicken except the drum-sticks, It
Is said.
The little Methodist - Episcopal
church on the brow of the hill has beon
; having a most successful protracted
j meeting. The services were regularly
jond heartily attended.
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for sale
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YWT CHEAP —PISTnLfi. GCNg
musical tnstrumenta: watches almost
■ given away at Unct* Lew a.
iron BALE CHEAP—A PAfR OF
young horses. Wtil work double or
stogie C. H Howwrd. Jr., at Howard
A YVlllet Drug Co. Jane M ts
FOU SALE CHEAP -BBCOND HAND
Tost typewriter, tlplendld condition.
Slug, car* Herald.
Aug I » Tue# wed frl
TO RENT
TV) RENT—THAT NEW DESIRABLE
residence. No. «« Broad street, from
October I Leonard Phlntxy. Aug «
Mon wed sat 2»k*
TOR bknt-that large and dk-
PIRABLE store No. 7« Broad street.
Coder Mssotitr hall Apply to W. C.
Jones. I<» Broad street. Sept 1
FOR RF.NT-THE HAND
SOME duelling No. 812 Broad street,
with yard running through to Ellis
street. Apply to Jules Godin.
Sept 1
FOR BENT—7-ROOM DWELLTNG
HOCBB 1257 Grew)*, with modern
Improvements. Rent reasonable. Apply
1256 Ellis. Sepll
TO RENT—LOVELY ROOMS ON
first floor. Furnished or unfurnished.
At 825 Broad street. Au * 7
TO RENT—DWELLING OF 7 ROOMS
with nil water conveniences. Posses
sion at once. Bent low. Apply <27 Fifth
street. I). Graham. S*Pt 1
TO RENT —A NICE 4-ItOOM COT
TAGE. 1227 Ellis street. Possession
given Immediately- Rent $lB a month.
Apply 1229 Ellis street. Aug 9
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE RESID
ENCE of six rooms. 101" Telfair street
Apply 1015 Telfair street. _______
TO RENT —7-ROOM BRICK RESID
ENCE, corner Ellis and Cn turning
streets. Apply M. E. Primrose, 954
Broad street.
MISCEL LAN EO U S
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
only $5.00 per month at Osborne’s
Business college. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at night. Come or call at
once. Great demand Tor stenographers.
June 17 ts
BOARD ON BATH. GA. LARGE
rooms and plaxzn. Cold, clear water.
Address Wm. C. Sibley. Aug 4
WANTED —ONE SECOND KANT)
cabinet file in good order. Address
No. 7 Warren block. Aug 3
YV. E. SCOFIELD. 807 F.LI.IS ST.. RE
pair shop. Gasoline and kerosene
stoves a specialty. : Aug 4
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ANNUM. MOUNTAIN EXCURSION
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WtCNDESAT. AUGUST lOTH. IS9B
—VIA—
Charleston & Western
Carolina Railway Company
Round trip ticket* will he sold to
point* owned at the following low
rate*: *
Anilrraon. 8. C. .. .. ..*..54 0#
Anhevllle, N. C M O*
Glenn Springs, H. C. •• ..$4 50
Greenville. It. C. *» •• ..$4.00
Flat Rock. N. C 15.40
Hendersonville. N. C. ~..55 50
Hot Spring*. N. C $7.25
Lenoir. N. C M 75
Saluda. N. C. •• •• •• . $5.30
bhelby, X. C. .. •• •• ..M SO
Spartanburg, 8. C 14 *
Tryon. N. C IS.OO
Waterloo (for Hand* Spring*
II on
Wayneavllle, N. C. •• •• ..$7.26
Walhalla, 8. C IS SO
Ticket* good for return passage on
any train until August 3l*t, IR9$.
past schedule*. affording a delightful
ride through the beautiful mountain
scenery of Western North Carolina
Train leave* union depot at 9:15 a.
'Vor any other Information write or
cal! upon
T M. EMERSON. T. M.
E M NORTH, Sol. Pa*. Agt.
W. 3. CRAIG, 0. P. A.,
nil Broadway, Au»usta, Ga.
Telephones. Bell 1254; Stronger 449.
7 Per Cl imOOO 7 Per Cl
FOREIGN CAPITALISTS WILL
LOAN HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
on realty In Augusta, Ga. Term* 7
ner cent. For further informatiom see
their attorney at law. P- 3- Sullivan,
Es., or Mr. P. G. Burum.
wm. McCauley
2040 WALTON WAY.
PEI.L TELEPHONE NO. 2101.
Summerville Plumbing Company
r»-Piumbine, Sewering and Ventilating
gtiSuTand Hot Water Heating a Special'y
r»-Estimate* Given on AH rvtnas ot
Pipe Work. All Work Guaranteed.
JOHN F. M’CARTHY, Li-
Solo-Violinist.
Late or Royal Conservatory, at Leipzig,
Germany.
PUPILS WANTED.
For term*, dates ,etc. r addreas sll
Ninth St., Augusta, Ga. .