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Ntldod A Ml'—, rte nr*»r dklrkml d roolirt inf who a#v*v tedf • battle Ailrlfi* thirty-—a yrara of •ddllaaot’* *rr»lrr la tIM army from tbr ranks lo —pr— command H Id at ran** ikaf dark fl—Add— atenuM karr attacked Qrn Mil— rfn though they tempura rlly hr Id mlMf ground They ar*rv eacouraged with Ibr falar fcopr Ikal Pr— idrat McKin ley would aasiaHi ih. m They wilt Ti to bitterly ruf that rrrot Prrvtdrnt MiKlalry prr*onallv fenowi. Ikal Ora. Mlt— on July S aarnl G«n Phafirr'a army from drrtrwiioa Prcaldrui MrlKuley will no< ronaeat to # jfy . ——————-a— HARPER’S WEEKLY will be remembered for its famous “War Numbers” of the Civil War. Its value during the war with Spain will be even greater because of vastly improved facilities. History is being rapidly made. The gravest questions of our time are coming to the front, and every American should have each week an accurate, concise PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THIS WAR from now until peace is assured. A brilliant staff of artists and correspondents are representing the WEHKLY at the front. Rufus F. Zogbnum,Carlton T.Chapman. Frederic Remington, T. de Tltulstrup. W. A. Rogers, Clyde, D. V. Hunt, and others, with a largt staff of photographers, are accurately portray ing the movements of our army and navy arid happen ings at Washington and elsewhere. Among the WEEKLY’S correspondents are Frank D. Millet, John F.Bass, and O.K.Davis, in the Philippines. John Fox, Jr., with General Shatter's arrnv, Harold Martin, at St. Thomas, and others. Bv subscribing now for one year, you will obtain the WEEKLY during the most important engagements. 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Farv. of H#|i Tow#r Druf flit# T#4(*t RlfM (WHIIpR by Tot Malta# Ultmr ) To Ny ow# "tM#r.~ Whrß Mothrr Natur# wash## i»#w The wofld'a l.l* fa— with morale* dew. 1 ' And drt— It with a wind* hide (The *u*> loohs down and amllee at Ibta) jl'p throueh the fields of waving cork A lit lie Mrd romes every morn, lie lifts ht» ey— •» <tarh and bright, | And child to me: “Thar* right V 'That * right!" i Whin M«b uplift# h#r #y#!ld# grray. | To bear the mneh*blrd a roundelay. Thro’ the green country, where the *ua tthtnea like * Clod amtle on everyone; And where the very whtapertea tree*j Bach rock to sleep a vagrant Ine—e# And all the hints grout still to hear The mesas S' lh«! be bring* me hetkj That’s right!" That * right I" > • w And when lo Run .lay gehool T go. Through the bird’# aong*. hi# not# I know go very cl—r It antmda and bright. • That'# right." he says. "T«>t. that’# dll right!" A Jolly little man—Bob White, Who tells his name, tho’ out of sight. And when I —y: “Hello. Bob White!" Ho answers hack: "oh, yes. that’s right." •’All right!” Ll He sometlmsa toll* me—chummy like— That "all the doctor’s pea» are ripe." I think It very g»od and kind (Besides the lovely things we find) For God to send that bird each day With His bright message o’er the way: For morn und noon and eve and night. He calls to us: "That’s right!’' "That's right!'* t It Is my message sweet and strong And better even than a song It tells the little folks how God Keeps watch o’er us while the dark night Slips by In all her Jewels bright. And now as day comes up the hill To wear her sun crown, all grows still. He. too, 1* watching clear and bright, Ha whistles out: ‘ That's right!" "That’s right!’* And God must think of us each day And send that little bird to say He ne’er forgets us day or night And sends us word that all Is right When from their cloudy counterpane The stars' bright eyes peep out again I ’blleve they wink down at Bob White, Who calls: “Yes, I think everything's— "That's right!’’ P. S. Dear says:— Contented little one, there lies In thy short verse a lesson wise A sermon, and thy small brown bird. All straight and right hath brought His word In tones so strong, wholesome and true, Why, earth Is heaven to such as you. Who make the wht|)e world true and bright Tty simply saying day and night That all the Master does is right. * • • * So, I will try to learn It. too: Godmother Nellie says It's true. And now again goodnight to yog. What's that you're saying. Mr. White? Oh, yes, I hear, you say goodnight! Goodnight, Bob White! CASTOniA. Be»r« the Kind You Hate Always Bought “•-r GooD IUCK LJOOOOOOOOM L#—.. BAKING POWDDR* 15 THE BCST. HlflVi* 1 Of All In Ltetevte#- Irm Pcwtf iff a». B#*m ; FOR RENT Ml Ms—d #(«—«. I tea—• . „ «#« I §0 yi»w#4 *• •« mi H H %% Mkiiawti A#####. 4 r<Mi4m •• •• li m I fTi4f## A#####, • fi*»m4 •• •* •• l* “ I Us W ■*» ■#“ ; 13# 94' ###i4 4tr##t •••***••#* •M •* 4 U# H«W# * ® I JM Hrvrfitb atr##t .« •• at .. .. .tIK M •IS ####4 #tr##l •• ten •• •• •• **•••• CM Hr—d street .. '•Sfl Rrngfl .. M #4l It*? Hr#** *tr##t a. - .. H M| " H * ••r##l •• •• #. MM| 7tv im*t *r~t M« Broad let; Br—d atraet.. •• *■ gleet-ins rooms IB convenient localities The Shove Hat will be changed from day to dap. John. W. Dickey Krai Bata— Agent. FOR RENT |j, B. White’s new redden* e« on upper Bioad atreet, Spgglnl prices. 254 Telfair street, • moms .. •• ..$17.W1 317 Telfair street. * rooms ~.. 14 #0 SSS Telfair street. 7 rooms 82 00 S 2» Telfslr street, 7 rooms 12 00 SSS Telfair street, 7 rooms 22.00 522 Ellis street, 7 rooms. W OO «12 Broad street, flat I* 00 410 Fenwick sireet, » rooms .. .. 20.00 1514 Gwinnet street, S rooms.. .. New 15*7 Walton Way, « rooms 15.00 1515 Walton Way, * rooms 15 00 522 Broad atreet. * rooms 20 00 522 Broad street, store 20.00 J. B. White’s cottages on upper Jones atreet—l* 00 and R.OO each. This list will be changed from day to day. , Clarence E* Clark, Ileal Estate. * M Broad St. FOR SALE g^~l have for sale very desirable build ing lot loomed In the centre of one of the handsomest blocks in the city. 55 ill sell same very cheap. Just the place for a handsome residence for your family. Good titles. CALL ON MRS. JERRY O’HARA, NO. 1327 OREENE STREET. TO RENT! From Oct. Ist, handsome House of eight rooms, all modern conveniences. No. 1251 Ellis Street. Also Cottage House of 6 rooms No. i 329 Ellis St. APPLY E. J. HICKEY 212 Bth Sweet. Uncle Sam’s Nayy, Port folio No. 9, just received at Herald Office. HAi CMVteWL For Rear From Oci. 1 f t-JMtf A'm A %■»•*#** V*4 iS-t • tm H#R4 i r until «#v mipki , •, •• : #4 !#-• V—-- -M ♦ flflfl### tt m m h # “ C* 9-9 -9 I iia m —MMM _* is >1 r SH M Mi - « f r itn •#* - li M [sßaaT ;: IZ Leonard F Verdery. T#te t#*#f 144 A#V#t. TO RENT. Irf— lIKMMM fa k ih|| #sftfk4 #1 fl-I * Ilf #1 UffMfl €**4Hf4«lt i *»■ #***• mms 9*400' I T<K34IJ«iF toV I gome few wnmuk discredit this aa aertl—. hut Ibw Wte have tr—d n iiies Range eoeld amt tadared to 'adopt the ..Id feshi ned metk.et again. | Ton see It la easy td reg—a»e tw iiiae Bang# If p«n want an* vegetable |to rook more stowty then enother. you have but to .urn tbe thumb screw and you —a reduce tbe beet la any de gree you dratre The —me with your roast. If It Is doing too quickly, you don’t need to throw open the oven door and run the risk of ekflllng It. To J —a regulate your rang* to suit pour m—t. Tie Gas Litkt Ci. if iiiosta. ta BROAD HT. PORTNER’S HOKBRAUand VIENNA CABINET BRANDS OF Export Beers ARE THE BEST ARK TOR THEM. MOB TO LOAN. In any sums desired from SSOO upwards, in straight 3 and 5 years time, or on 1 O years time, payable in equal annual instalments. Lowest rates of interest. No expense to borrower except the usual attorney and record fees. No delay in getting the money. Aloiaiier&JolisiNi A Rents Scottish American Mortgage Company, 705 Broad St. Ladles Not la It. 40c Fine Summer Undershirts. 20c. 40c. Fine Summer Drawers, 20c. SI.OO Fine Dress Shirts, 60c. 00c. Fine Scarfs, 25e. 25c. Suspenders, now 10c. 10c. Club Ties, sc. Our large line of Fall Woolens has arrived and our summer goods have got to go at sacrifice prices. Call early and get a good selection. F. G. Mer lins, Tailor, opposite Planters Hotel, Augusta, Ga. West Point. 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P<*. —Utbf4M— Augur la era te* <w—pta *—4 taanl tw— ab —a »m Mat Met “ si# i, II SAPPS. I. 4. KM KB P. k. —*>~'* a Apt .'Pug*—pi— SOUTHERN railway. keorsel ttes IW*— r— —— Aeeb- M «ai. t. «» ■ . **- lombte aod —b»« Pete— . M»*o Ally A I— ns RMUbdoaaA. IksOr laeMy. Lr felile. fork “ ,fgj Mteae ISg.lSg i; _ is: ig i: fc>r . :ST: r.” TOBS . rp—a— ■ „.”!! ' iup : I*e m?53-.‘: IS? »S: gr Hi mm’' i— *s w e Hi's r—r~: » »»*!“ JJ i2E£ . ..« Z f»a - .... j » «f. i■> Ar IM— *«»| •*# Ar We—inav s *** * * f Ety £;dss: S.-.hk—-A. Ko. «'*»•* Is. New Perk. Ph. MU. ~«lup Itlial *• Phils—M— •Mv IPa • MMrk • sup **l e he Viah'tne. Bo By ... Ml by II Us jlv Hii-hmouS . ll j.WI U 01m u r—rtiie _ •*> «up Ls Jtorfulk ..... | tMp Ar OraMubon . | fl Me Li Amedore 706 a 7Mp ’• Churlqtl* ASts 10 top * Rock Will Kit*. U OBp - Sester 10 Ms II R7p “ Wtnusborc. ......... II Ms It tee frCot’Ms Mends «t 17 Mon, 187 s v. CotambieCii aep’t. .... I Up! i®i •• Johan— 8 wp floo» “ Tr—toe Step *tes “ d—aMevtUe « tep) 7 07e Ar Augusta « l*j> hoo s Lr Asheville » JO* 3 06p Lv. dpertanours jll <0» fl lip L*. Onl’bls. gC.bG.By .'.TI. '.l B OOpi TOD* Ar Charleaton I dnipiUOUs Lr Col Ms By '. ; 11 Ms U fi * “ Hsvenneh j 1 fi P hoes Ar Jeekeonrlll* _ IPM pi till ilLKtrißO ( A K HRRVICK Excellent daily passenger service between Florida and Itew Tork Noe W anti 36-Wsahln*»on and .Southwestern Limited, boiwt VsstlbuJed Irsin with dining ears »nd first Bias* coeehes north of Chsrtotts. Pnjlmsn dr* wing room sleeping vers tsoweon Temps. Jaekaonrule. bevsnnah. WsakinfUm and New Tork , Pullman Bleeping Cars between Charlotte and Richmond. Pullman drawing room sleeping car* he tween drseaalr.ro and Norfolk JL!»°w Conner lion at NoSolk for OLD POINT COMkORT. arriving there In time for breakfast. Solid tnun. with Psrlor oars, between Charleston and Asheville. Noe. 96 and 66 V. S. Font Mail. Through I Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping '-era be tween Jaekaonvili* and New York and Pull man sleeping ears between Augustu and Char lotte. Pullman bleeping cars between Jock emvtlle and Columbia, en rout* daily between Jacksonville and Otncinnatt, via Asheville. FRANK H. GANNON. J il CUIJP. Third V-P. * (Jen. Mgr. T M.. Washington. W A TURK. S. H HARDWICK, U P. A.. Washington. O. P A.. All—tn. GEORGIA - - RAILROAD. (90th Meridian Time.) Schedule Effective April 24, 1898. » Pullman Sleeper* between Macon anj New Tork. Through Pullman Sleepers between Au gusta and Bt. Louie- Lv Augusta ..I 7:o6am| !:20pm|10:80pta Ar Atlanta ...|l2;3spm| B:2opm| 6:00«a1ij Ar Macoo |U:lsam| | 6:45am Ar Athens |l2:lspm| 7:3opm| Ar Galnesvillej*3:4spm| I * Ar White PI s|*l :oopm|.. I Ar Mlll’ga 1® .|10:10am| 4:3oam Ar Wash’ton ..|lo:loain| 7:10pm|.... ~.. Picayune train leaves Augusta dally (except Sunday at 5:15 p. m., and ar rives at MHledgevllle at 8:10 p. m. Trains arrive at Augusta B:1S a- tm, 7:45 a. m.. 1:20 p. m.. and B:2S p. r». A. G. JACKSON. G. P. A. JOE W'. WHITE, T. P. A.