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It would hare turn rx tremrly atrangc If b* had not been aotnrwh.it rcatlra* after having Drat analMlnrd the ahoek of the arrldent, followed by tbr tatlgne of a railway Journey which apr-rar* to bare been ' wtteudct! by an untoward hreakdnwn— and flbiehlng up with a rurtlral ex- . areloaßon of (he Injured limb. The account of (be manner In which the fracture occurred la quit* In keeping with ordinary experlrnre of thin com mon but rather peculiar Injury. It appears that the Prince waa walking down atalr* when hr slipped and either fell or aaved himself by an effort. The kneecap la probably more often frac tured In this wav than In any other. ■ *sp*e'ally In ivweons who have losl the actlrlty of youth. "It would be (bought at first flipht to be an extremely difficult thing to break this particular bone In hn'f except by direct violence. It Is of a circular shape, and resemblos a email, thick blacult. Thr outlines can be readily 1 felt under the skin. If one stands up, but leaves the museles of the leg r;*- ; taxed, the kneecaps ran be moved •bout freely; but If thr leg be stretched but eUft .t w' 1 be found to be llrmly fixed. This Is because the large mua cW on the front of the thigh are at tacked to It, and when put In artloa they draw up with great force. The lower edge of the kneecap Is attached to an extremely strong band, which can also be felt drawn tight when the leg Is stretched out stiff. Now. It will be easily understood that wlsen a per son stumbles and falls when going down stair, and endeavors to recover himself, the sudden effort places an Immense strain on this bone, serving, as It does, for a link between tbe pow erful muscles above tbe knee and (he strong ligaments below it. Tbt- strain may be so great as to snap the bone across tbe middle like a biscuit. Thus, fracture may Occur—and frequently doss—without falling at all. In oilier eases the Injury may be caused partly by violent Impact with the ground. 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Clair dreas style* 4 Ocean solids 3 3-4 Marital W«*hlngrti*> fancies .. .. 3 3-4 Miscellaneous brands, light weight 13 *'* 'lsoettn 6 yards plain % .. 3 1-4 ! Thorndike B *3-4 j Hercules 7 I*4 [Amoskeag 9 I Crescent Pel hum, 32 bal Ito box 15 F, O. P., SO l>alls to box 1# jl2 G. P., 20 ball* to lb 17 1-2 1 Muscogee * 1-2 127 inch 4 1-2 yd. plaids, best make -4 Simpson's atlk finish poulards 64x 64 4 3-4 Simpson’s solid black 64x64 ~ .. 5 Pacific mournings 64x64 6 China silks 64x64 4 1-4 Mlddleford 5 Hockport 5 1-2 Slater 64x64 * 3 2-4 Concord, 56x60 3 1-4 Rome 56x60 3 1-4 Kdwards 3 1-3 Keystone 3 1-2 Fiftti Avenue 3 1-4 KKARSRY’S. Heavy Columbia, heavy Kearaey S 1-4 Kincaid and others 0 1-4 LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER. 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I'g I*l4 If ... cilLlt kaaklAi da. CMltol «ta| Trwst I'o. IMI * *• •* goat bam Railway V*. HN W tt ('Mitral of Georgia Railway, IM nowaol soon r*. 1*44 ... w ** e. of a tat a«t tw * *• A'wMrsi of Oewrgto Railway. t| prof taeniwea, 1444 •• »■ 13 14 ; If-, of O Ist ftyf. ta. 1444 ... I <1 $ *r . lot m ft 1*44 .. 14* 143 j South Georgia and Florida, td Ta is** .. .. •** «.* South Georgia and Florida. 2d Tk **• ••• Ocoaa gteamahtp Co.. Ist *’» ‘*4 FACTGRT BOND* Enterprise 34tg. Co., Ist fa glbley Mfg (V. Ist rs. 11*3 . 144 ... Sibley Mfg O*.. Ist 4’s. 14*4 . s4* GRAIN AND I’ROV IgIONB. Oats, whits, sicked 43 Oats, mixed, sacked .. •• «• »• «« 4® Cora, white, sacked .. .. •• •• ••*• •• H t'urti, mixed, sacked 5* Meal, bolted, per bushel 54 Flour, common .. .. .. •• •• •• I * 3 Flour, fancy 5. id Flour, setond patent .. * •* Flour, standard patent •-*• Flour, fancy patent * ■ 7 * Wheat bran. l«*-tb aacka ■ Fine feed. 140-lb , 0 ° tlsy- native per ton Hay—Tbnothy, l-er ton 14. M Hay—choice, per ton *4 Hama—choice sugar cured .. -3 Smoked rtb side* 7 I>ry salt riba J *'* Lard, pure leaf. In llejcc* 7 Lard, kettle, rendered In tlercea . 7 3-4 Sugar, granulated * •*• Woman nntl Her Ascot. Man dislike* nothing more than to see hi* Aacot tie «m a woman. But she has elected to wear It and w.-ar It she w ill In spits of his disapproval. She wear* It with a thin lawn shirt waist just as readily a* she does with a severe tatlor-maile coat, never stop ping to think that man consider* the Ascot bad form unless tie- coat Is worn buttoned to hide the ends. But never mind: woman says that the Ascot is swell and becoming to her. so man might Just as well make himself contented about her wearing it. Every day see* something new in the Ascots. They are made of duck, cot ton cheviot. Japanese silk, gingham, canvas, silk, satin and even wool. Tbo very latest are of a conspicuous plaid material. Visiting the Indian Schools. Miss Estelle Reel .superintendent of Indian schools for the United States, lms just started Into the field to attend the summer Institutes of the Indian schools throughout the far west, and after that will visit all the agencies where schools are established. These visits will practically keep her in the field, cotnlnuously traveling and reporting on the schools until December 1. The methods of teaching in the In dian schools form a most Interesting study, and cover ground not Included in the usual school curriculum. Queen. In Tampa. Fla., the other day Amer ican soldiers did a thing that would liuve raised a protest a year ago. They Joined tn singing “God Save the Queen," rti honor of Victoria's birthday. It Is really astonishing how senti ment ha* changed since England has openly sympathized with the United States in our war with Spain. OASTOEIIA. B«nx tie Ih ® 1(111(1 Yo ' J Haffi Alw3vs Sought rr GooD IUCK AaHNMHBKJAw fl AX I NG PCWDLR, 15 THE BEST. HlfhM 1 of All tn I *rv4>«- in# Ptupfi M UNCLE SAMS NAVY Portfolio No. 0 can b# t#- cured at Tho Herald office for IO cents end a Naval Coupon cut out of The, Herald. NUMBER NINE CONTAINS AXOhU OTHER GOOD THINGS, PICTURES OF Knsign Itoxl-y Pr<i(9ctr4 Oniifif Nf* Orl#ifio. Mnnltur Purtlan. TV-rpedo I»c*t DuponL , Secrete ry of St*fe. Map of Novel Otalencc*. shewing progress of the Army ee-d Nnvy of tbe United Stales. Pictures of Camp L‘f*. Nevy Tard*. Inrg* Map of Cuba and many other guod thing*. u■ “ r This coupon, when ac -1 conipanied with 10 cents, entitles the holder to one copy ot Unde Sam’s Navy Portifolio, at Thb Herald ofiice, Augusta, Ga. Mail ; orders must include 2 - cent , stamp for postage. 9 9 Hack numberi of thift Hnndaomt' riea can still be obtained The Her ald office. FOE S-A-XjIEJ. 520 Greene street, a mo dern brick residence with mansard roof. All conve niences and in Rood repair. Will sell at an extremely low figure. Also house and lot 450 Telfair street. Will sell at price of lot. Apply to CLARENCE E. CLARK, Real Estate. 832 Frond Street. FOR SALE gtf~ 1 have for sale very desirable build ing sot located in the centre of one of the handsomest blocks in the city. Will sett same very cheap. Just the place for a handsome residence for your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS JERRY O’HARA, NO. 1327 GREENE STREET. M ttttg# vtaovtw ST. iLBEBTBOTEL ! Ii Hillman. Ca., [ 00***0t 00M** -■ ■*-* •"**«*' -•■‘•‘v # jft Et*fl*BL $Cn Cl THE REED HOUSE ft f f ! % § odj ft# il# ‘rrr<MiMWiittrit iI ***s 000M*m s*m*smsoi lAftiiiwi # tm o*o* I MU* M- 4* mm fib FOR RENT. I M*iß4Ylt ft O#MI ftT t^Kftftfl. ftfMAft <D*#MA*f t* t«M | m#Np t s*t 9*os tA#> s*ss**sooo %s9ofo**oso9 *090*90 *OO JOHN W. DICKEY. 1 .*4 t Library IbdN 't Mpast NgL U3fc\ ut»rt gome few snteiß discredit this **- win*, but tboaa «jm> h art tried • Gas Hang* cow'd mm to- induced tn j adopt the old fashioned natk-d again. To* sen it la an r**y la ■ OSS* ■ ttto Ila* Mange If you *ant erne vrentobbre JtfO WK# Iflofr flfowtY • ftftft rni'flhT Lav* but lo Him Ik* thumb •rr»«r ttilil fOV Will f**l4H* tb# h*Nii to ony ft** •goo {Too dull* Tb# 00m* with yoftf ruaat If l« to doing too -job-hly. yo* don't need to thru* “pen tho uven door and ran the risk of cMll'ng tt To* ran regulate your runs# lo *ult your m**t. Tin Gjs Liikt Co. of Hpila, 422 BROAD ST. TO RENTI I From Oct. Ist, handsome House of eight rooms, all modern conveniences- No. 1251 Ellis Street. Also Cottage House of 6 rooms No. 1329 Ellis St. APPLY E. J. HICKEY 212 Bth Street. Buy four Wife a Greene Street Home. No. 412 Greene Ptrrvt la located toi one of the most desirable sections of the city. House built of brick tti « handsome and durable fashion. Con tains eight room*, hath, etc., ail In good order. Lot 48 by 176 feet. If you contemplate purchasing a home it will he to your interest to con sider this property. John W. Dickey, 1 and 2 Library Building. DON’T RUN THE RISK of Using Bad Language, But Go To Simmons’ Bicycle Shop 711 BKOAD street, And Get Your Work Ecue Well. For the next GO -lavs Bicycles Enameled for $2.00 High Grade Work. Lowest prices In town on Repairing. Second nsnd Bicycles bought aud sold on easy payments.. ALL WORK GUARANTEED SALE OF SUBURBAN LAND BY THE ACRE The Augusta and Summerville Land Company will sell, at public sale. 70 acres of land' on the Harrisonville Road, in blocks of two to seven acres, on Tuesday, August 23d, at 5 o’clock p m. W. C. JONES, Secretary. haltbuat- utißifrtii** Cbsrlnton IW C??o'in« A## soos 0 0900*$$ $0 ss*o9os HHHj A# •~- i **s**'*mso 1,-gi BT - * tj* | m 41 W*ssssommmm*-*«* y r ,** m s***o ) . • jL, ,- r ’ o***l * ss»**o * e*m4«»4**«t ,''***4' - ftAJftAM J * #l|a#Ml»M4*M4>**»*- 4*4 II MM 1 A# $ *o*9oo a I# it 4 *«» I I -#!•## ] : •# A. 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Washington..Lv 3.46 pm I 3.o3am' Ar.... Baltimore. ...Lv 2:25pm |l!:3iam; \r..Phllad*lptl*. Lv ;13 tOpm 3:o3pm, Ar... .New Turk....Lv ; liKam, j Pullman palace buffet sleeping car* I from Macon and Augusta to New York j without .-hanee. It. A. BRAND. Gen. Agt., 723 Broad St., August*. G*. T M. EMERSON, Trafll Manager. 111. M EMKRBON. Oen. Pnas Agt. CAROLINA AND NORTHWEST ERN RAILWAY. Schedule In Effect, March 6, 1898. Easti rn Time Standard. Leave Augui'o. Southern Ity .. 5 50 p m. Arrive Chester, Southern Ry.. 7:18 a m Leave Chester, C. A N. W. By 7:45 a m Arrive Lenoir, O. & N. W. By 1:16 p.m. Lenve Lenoir, Stage 2;0» p.m. Arrive Green Park, Stage .. 7.00 p.m. Arrive Blowing Kook, Stage .. 7:30 p.m. G. SV. HARPER, C. F HARPKR. Frestdefit T ' A ••If You Want to Mike Money, Move In the Company of Tho** Who Are flaking Money. *• 50UND ADVICE FPO.M A SUC* CESSFUL FATHER TO HIS SON STARTING CUT IN LIFE. &«'. ADVF.RI ISERS WHO USE THK HER ALD GET RESULTS. ! WHY NOT GET IN THBIR COMPANY.* OSUEK YOUR COAL and WOOD, FROM THK North Augusta Coal & Supply Co Quantity and Quality Guaranteed. F. W. SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT Beil Phone 2104 Stronger 3t» AUGUST 5 sson..o4*os* pcmm&PtM* S. t t L Mil WIT CO ## A* A #*s $> * #•* *9OO t . tojMk -vw im ImM *o*o 0 m## 4 mWa #f #lftV #Ak%* A » * * -*mrw #-»** fl# #Ror>- s<* • tm* t 1 *■*« $$ s** * *"* * m • j , .. jk fkWf yfftt ■*• ’ % * pur -■9*9*s * ***oo9 $ I f-#Hr *•**'- #M' m a 0 # ftNßftkN***-'.; ftMkAHMA A#*-#'* "• ■' '•* *#' ft*# 1 * wppiMftij# -.JpA i l 1 %9ssom*m $ s*m 9 * ##■■**• 4»« #IM A# * 000 At A *50990 - / ||%>J - ms . 4 ii q, , * fiki*#*MHftft-. AMB A* ift# % *mrn »t #*#*» IMM ikiftjlWiiA mtMMx s9ols $ t*9ss 00*0*$ 9ks**m j* 9s* 9 ***- "■- < i#M* ‘ ni , a, i i f*., t >ig s**o9* I TsJßft#o * I*++*****++ ■■ •-■5 S9O %ml «lm mi m *M* $ •*$ •*9*om9* $99 J H fAlt* |.| IftiNM. t f " $0 .* -»« ><** 99* SOUTHERN RAILWAT.* ~§r ** VI|M it«#« ttflttk* M)4 fNMAfe 4anMMaMM lMaa<*MWws* - .-—si—- . 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Pnuaaan «W*t*pUif car* l»twe*n Jaclw «t hivilb' and Columbia-, on root*' daily beiwoe* Jueksonvine and Cincfnnati. via Ashorfllo. FRANKS.GANNON, 4. M.CCLP* i Third VP- AIM. Mgr J M,WMhipft°A W a^P. T A. H WatthingtOA. U Sfp. A.. AUant^ GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (TOth Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24, 1844. Pullman Sleepers between Macon «nk New Tc-rk. Through Pullman Sleepers between AU» guata and 3t. Ix>uie. Lv Augusta .. T:«*m! 3:2opm|lo:3opi* Ar Atlanta ... 12:36pm! B:2opin| b:ooa.m Ar Macon .... !l:15«m| I 6:4oun» Ar Athens .. ..il2:lspm| 7:3opm] Ar GalneavlUe|*3:4spm| Ar White Pla*l:oopm| Ar Mlll'sc le .jl0:10am| | 4:3oar* Ar WA»h’ton ..]lo:loatn| 7::opm| w Picayune train leaves Augusta dal!g except Sunday at 6:15 p. m., and ar. rives at MilledgevlHe at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta 5:11 a. m-* 7-45 a. tn.. 1:20 p. m . and 8:25 p. m. A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. JOE W. WHITE, T. P. A. —J