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TUtSDAY Of Course "Hf/fiM 1 , Wo think our Oo(h#« arc good. A* good *• con bo. wo wouldn't soy "Yous money buck If you wont It. Equally food Hilt and F urniihlnft. Men’s Suits At sio.oo : Evoryona of tHtto aro carafully ••lactad and many of thorn would bo failry priced at Sls. Plain figures on* pries to avery body, and that tha lowest. A ROYAL WELCOME FOR RETURNING TROOPS The Military Companies and the Bands Will Turn Out. Many Other Organizations Are to Be Rep resented. New, baa reaeA<4 the eRf '® Uut Hm >#**Bd fagiSMiat *'l' I*l MKl«t «*? ** *'• mii»T m-rr—l That gfcowtd pit tfc« ■M-s laio AIUPtM* abMrt »• • Chirk fYlitar rnorMat. sad • («WMC IWvp 4km tbej <lhni!4 rw*4«*. I* Atlanta an 4 dthev plan* *rmt preparation* ark nn foot to |t*»( tk« •old rr bora a«d Augusts » boa Id aot kill tefftad te tbla liar. Wart R«(m«. Work baa already bran mMmence.l amtaic tha patriotic and Ibt outlook la la deed prom! mi> I Mr. Alack KdeJhlol started tba mnvr ■wm lor a grand greeting for tb* toft aa<l assny pveparauoue batra barn al roady awda, Ak da* ladlad •*><* pea tlaatrn bare been la oltrlai ibatr eer vires and tbla nsaiber will br ineroax-d tomorrow # Banda Ottered Tb# two braaa band# bar# offr red Ibr.r service* wbtrti war# gladly ac cepted Tha Ulltb vegtteeirt band un der Capt. RuM#)t %Bd tba dtitbarland hand under Mr. J. ,M Hand will great tba l>o>a with patriotic air# The military bare barn appealed to and will turo out In full force. All men belonging td tba rompanie* are aekrd to romouifllMte with <h#lr o®~ m» find lilt oAr+ni nr# aako«l mint lo Tbom** 0 Barton *• ilarf and r#- port. To Turn Out. Cap!. Twiggs and other officers have already volunteered thalr aompanla*. Tb* Onefederst# veterans will be aekrd lo partlalrate In tha ceremonies and will doubtless turn out In large number*. Mrjcr Wilbers retjtteala thnt all mrmbrrs of Camp 1094 will meet nt their headquarters Thuraday night to dlaeuss Jka matter. All branches of huainrs* In the city will br repreeenled. The chief of police with aaveral of hla officer* will Dormant that depart ment; the firemen will have represeot atlve* present and the city headquar ters will turn out to chrer the boy*. The mayor w!U be ssked to tie prev ent with na many members of council as possible. Aid Requested. All of the lftdy associations are re tjuer'ed to help lo the work. The Army and Navy League, tha Daughters of the Confederacy. Dnughters of the American Revolution,' Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Association, and all others ore urged to send representatives to Thomas A Barton's to help in the work. Some kind of a reception should be tendered the heroes. Why not a bar becue? If the members of these associations help and the citlxens do their duty In contributing an elegant affair could be given. la?t all those who feel Inclined send In contributions, be they ever so small. The Scheotaen Plata has been tender ed as a site for the barbecue. Does the Handsome Thing. Col. Dyer has done the handsome thing and will help all In his power. He has tendered the use of his cars, free of charge, and says they will be at the service of the soldiers should the barbecue be given. New, let other cttlzeos do likewise. Get together and work with a vim. Superintendent Evans has been re quested to allow the stfhool children participate in the exercises. He now has the matter under consideration. If we do cur duty, which we believe every citizen will, tW# greeting of the boys as they return will be one uever- le b# forgattci sad will ha talked jr#ar* lo ffww ran til do all 14 III• |K*»CT 10 Mk« Ifet orrMlat t €MMf, PERSONAL. H. A. smith of ftevannah la at tb# Planter* I. N Walber of Appleton la at lb# I I Teniers Dirk Eltrhett of Allaala la at lb# I Piaster* F J. Hpaldlag of Atlanta la at the I Plant ers. K Bllaa of Charieetoo la at the Ar lington J. T. Ltgon of Green wood la at the I Planters. A. M Burton of Winston la at the I Planters K M. Gray of Woodruff Is at th# Planters. I 11. B. Benson of Richmond Is nf the Plant era C, H. Week* of Macon la at the Ar lington. W. K. Hogg of Chicago la at the. Planters. C. W. Gale of Atlanta la at the Ar-' Unit on. W. D. Griffith of Athena la at th# Arlington j. J. Ilced of Knoxville la nt the ( Arlington. M. Ixxventbal of New York ia at the Arlington. J , M. Cobb of Hlghlanda. N. C., ia at the Planters. B. a. Anderson of Columbia la at the Planters. Judge P. Roche of Charleeton la at the Planters. J. J. Jackson of Indianapolis la at 1 he Arlington. p. C. Westerland of Baltimore Is at the Arlington. Victor Werner of New Orleans Is at the Arlington. S. J Palternon of Dayton. Ohio, la at the Arlington. T. M. Murphy of Ixmlsvllle. Ky.. Is at the Arlington. Howarth Rothschilds of New York Is at the Arlington. Judge Claiborne Snead was In the ■ity last afternoon. C. P. Stapleton of Stollavtlle. Oa.. i Is at the Planters. William Kutherdfordton of Cincin nati Is at the Arlington. W. A. Teague and F. L. Seales of Waynesboro are In the city today. J M. Cohen. O. Battle and W. J. Porter of New York are at the Arling ton. C. P Black and R. W. Pegram. or Wellington, a C., are guests at the Planters. S-hool Book*. Book Straps, Psnoil Boxos, Large Tsbtsts. Biv Composition Books 1 Slats*. Pen* snd Pencils at Richard* & Shavsr’s Bock Store ASYLim TRUSTEE. Dr. Eugene Foster In nilledgevllle Today. Dr. Eugene Foster is in Mitledgevill© in attendance at a meeting of the as ylum trustees. During Dr. Foster's ab sence from tbe city be Is being very ably substituted by I)r. E. C. Goodrich ns president of the Board of Health. Second hand school books taken in part payment for new school books at Rich ards & Shaver’s book store. Mrs. Susie Austin and Mrs. Daisy Pettyjohjp have returned from an ex tended northern trip. Mr. Arthur Farrell, who has been lo t's ted for several months In Orange. N. J.. returned home yesterday. THU 4IFOUBTA !M -A, X4T*. CIVIC IERCIIE AT WORK. it i i Ii I ftJI !-»#% #■* Hi ftp rt§*fi [ A# 41 »a Wifi ho hosaaeas 4MNHM ** HI i Bee f It abai! ba tbe duty «*f **»*» | i psnwa arrwgtyte* gruffer’? lb *b!« dtp I lln baa* lb* adjacent sidewalk# cteaa I jNo ttttoy, hmvim •># troafc of ooy I olull I* nit«v«r*4 l« or roowlolO I | riraioa Sn prta»ny aeoifortor j tpallOar of* a*l*ar pMM IWM* for tfc# rrtaovtl of aurli ■ |b# f #«•«* i f Vflbd'fl 9 • f*f tall (ar b? jaafeSN* of rwotfor* tbar#* fur. M liMMi or tn*te of Strtair o i it? Ilwl opo* tfca I<«r iMiVtilu. temrr than llwifi. ••km fUrtlwrr orloy If bl|r ntrmmry to Ifco fork or roolrorl , lo vkifti ttMQF may wiliiH. j fkr. 11. It ahall br tb# of th# * pallrr iM tMltary iMfrrtof* lo rr ! fiort oil ttoliiko* or MCbrt of th# m <|itlr#mt nfr of tbla fbtplrf to lb# war- j do • rm»rt. for Tb# I#® lolly for fkilitlKi our of lb# i»wl* I tntm of tblo #b*|H#r fiol ot htrrtvr oro* ' iifiol aboil not ba tiwwllwi on# bun | dr#4 dollar* taltfrotiira aa tba aob)art of rlaan rltlaa and fba work don# to k##o thru ao will b# dl*irlb«t#d among lb# a#bool t#oi*t*#ra and fhlldrfo. By tbla m#on* N#w York #»* ahl# In do a great deal of goo<t a* the rhll drea.became Intereated In the work. lait all fall In line and accomplish the Mine thing here. fhnlth A Weaaon pistols from IS to *« Ml Be verst good Weyclee for sale very rheap. flood watches from 11 » to i&0 M al IjSWIs J. Bchaut, Itetiante Pawnbroker, under the Arlington. rev! c. l. brown. Recently Appointed Missionary to Japan lo Lecture Here Rev. C. U Brown, a recently ap pointed raleslonary to Japan, will be In Augusta this week and make a cou ple of addresses. Rev. Brown was ap pointed hy the Southern Synod, to which St. Matthews and the Holy Trinity Lutheran churches of this city belong. He will probably get here tomorrow morning. He Is dsted to msko an address at the St. Matthews church on Wednesday night. Thursday he will speak at the Holy Trinity church. Mr Brown has been In charge of a Lu theran church in Graham, Va He has been selected lo take the place of Dr. J. A. B. Sheerer, who was forced to return home on account of 111 health. He Is making a round of the Luther an churches which will support him In the field and he will leave for Japan about the last of October of the present year. The largest tablets and biggest sc. composition books at Richards & Sha ver's book store. REALTY TRANSFERS. Filed Today In the Clerk of the Courts Office. The following realty transfers were recorded In the clerk's office to day: John M. Welgle, city sheriff, to Jno. J. O’Connor, house and lot No. 127 Greene street. No owner known. Martin Van Buren to Colombian Building and Ixtan association ot Richmond, Va.. house and lot .on north side of Watkins street. Amount in volved, |SOO. Second hand school books taken in part payment for new school books at Rich ard’s & Shaver’s book store. Mr. James Harling. who has been here on account, of the sickness of his son. Mr. James Harling, Jr,, a well known Central railroad conductor, left today for Edgefield. BLOOD POISON •#§996ift*M# •• KOMI. Ooftol Ml at wcnMcWi •IN) ptHftS, INiHOI' *»•**•, otfP«t <• oto*>«i •(»•«•. ••*# HtNMt. aua«iH««. taaa •*■** »f»e wits t w*to ar Bc!2f!tC Bleed Bil.t (BIB.) /I# {jrfiH* Jt/iiwi/ _ «HMaaMM as Mpas wm •‘Mia ♦ # .«iftfpa j** ti „ [. jirr .** aSi S a*-W *W «# •** * ' *S i•Tuft •*> twtfta M stHOaaal «• •** ftftf •<•** „»*T"l.** *i •**»•*•s *•*•* VtseJ* %*«• Lmmi *wiSh (atP<N f| *•*♦** !*•#***•, ft*# I*# t»*Tiin,.*t w'ofth#«4«• •*•*•*«4«*••#*• ' __. _4 * inn- iftinwi hf NOfHftw f? f*. . . *, ;v; %«« * ••» *•» i •,**■# onmmni* *oa waw* I r j;. « r Tnn , .**• * »ft » • asa *-> it I f **** * . -...-.. m :c .+~t f ■'*■«**• *m sfts*a **a» R9n«n« <• mat *wa» ft* *,«»••* h* ft **» •»«, SM ' *•*•*■* ** a • **•* S«!« !« ia»«* h Va a •£* BLOOD BALM CD./A»uti. 6W|S. ANOTHER CAMP ~ MAY COME HERE Pifl; Thoii'o*l Troop' to Ks»4m ro«s la i ft* Sotik. Augusta h MaattHHi By ift* Aft* lutant Gedvraf aa a (kind Site. Il la imMM> that August* will he UlvrlHl it on. nC Ihe iHw (flf (It* *1 * raiaprornC of wane of the fr«*r>« who will iwa rvivl.ivi.ua in tie 14* hi t h Th* Wublnii.Ji <-«•!>■<* mleni of The Charts*! m Nr*i ami t o*rt«r aaj# IB today's paper. "Geo 'a. ii.’uih Carolina and Alatw im a.< *op. ly »Mie for the ea rampr >1 *> >uft 5* fun, rraulata ami roll’ll «rj. In view of thr pioltabl evaluation of rula ami Porlo film by the Spaniards Mw dirlitiwn II Is the inlontlon of Ih • nbmmanding amoral of (he army lo rmdeavou* a hr*, body of Iroopa In thr lhfrr Mat”* Mmol, lo enable I hum to a*t ready for duty In t'nba and Port® Kira. Adjl. On. Ciirldn *»» naked y.'alii— day If any rltlr* In Oeoritla or Houth Carolina have lei’ll aeleeted for the pro poned eni'ampmenta. He replied that a board of ofth’era la Boa In the South, maklna an iMpecttoa of certain rltloa nlth the eapcitatlm that ftatnpa will lie located it the moat daalrahlo platea. Corbin Name* Some Sites. "When naked to Indieste what plaeea might tie selected General I 'or bin Maid: ’I think that Charleston, Aiken and An derson are'good plaeea for campa dur ing the fall ami winter month*. Many of our best dttsena go to thore resort* during the winter month* for re*t, com fort and mild weather, and 1 do not see why the name climate would not be benellelttl to the troop*, both regular and volunteer*. Charleston and Aiken In South Carolina, and Savannah, At lata, Augusla ami Thn;»iasville, In Geor gia, have been *ugge»ted, and I under stand the fatuities Ht all those plaeea are admlrahly adapted for camping purpose*. •• ’I cannot tell now Just what regi ments will be ordered South or Just when the order will be issued. My Idea Is that If we are to use the trimps In Cuba and Porto H)eo It would he wise. In view of the recent experiences, to get them used to warm climate* a* soon as possible. Finest in Ih: World. “ 'I do not mean to reflect upon the climate of Georgia. South Carolina and the other Southern states, but I mean that the climate In that section is more like that of Cuba and Porto Kioo than the Northern and Easter notates, where many of the troops are now stationed. Tt is proposed to send all those troops now In the North which have not been mustered out of the service to Cuba and Porto Rico. The report* from the board of Inspectors now South will soon li ereceived and then we will proeed to select and locate the Southern camps.' ” ROBBER ON A SLEEPER. But Senator l>avis’ W ife Was a Plucky Woman. St. Paul. Sept. 20. The wife of Senator Davis had a thrilling experi ence at CHyndon. on a Northern Pa cific train, \vblle rfthVning from the Pacific coast. A Sjobber climbed up the truss rods and Attempted to enter the window of her. <-tnterooni. Mrs. Davis thrnst a revolver in his face and threatened to shoot. The man jumped from the jtrjst moving train, and it was found oh Investigation that he was badly bru'wFl, though not se riously ir-jureO. »ii .1 FROM THE LAND OF THE CZAR. Hifttjrtf §§4 V iit. «f j UISBI |§ lift Of, I tiff 4*» • t*m 90 1 »# * 4 ftftNfS wf V ®•' '"SB • SR4 I m ♦ 4iTimi'»lih» 4 If §oo- vmMN 1 Umi tii" | «Nl ml Hi* ***fYN*i ftftftfisi | It#' 4|ppsWl 4 I*"'*** pMPI *4 WV P"*J '’44 • ft* |f|f9fHllfl| I i fc,j , a « Kiftlfy < « (go SMJs, U« m c f i 1 mm (bat* 4**# ••at (TunW Hftm . «riD l#if** A 444*#4 ll*4a«s f*r*44»lku# !• 4 wxm* t4l#r* 1 •**l44 iMff *44 •4M*ftt4l flqf* i If i(ll tv H#T4l4 1444 *4*l4* ! If4*l 4f4*4 ****4 4l 14* I*l44t#f4 141* ; 4»raiftt TNI! MAHBtin&ft ACorrTA ICAftKKT I Tush* «H*4«ly Al'CiriTA Ct*AfAlltFl€ % ATtOM, rV I f twn* <mll4*rr . • l A * MiKlitlin* . „ 4 11-14 | mrir’i 4f*> ml4NftlM4ff .* l*A I j MMWftf *• *• *% **• iHflCf •« •* *• »• «* # fB 4 Wml mlftMlibg *• .* •• •« .. IV iiWEinn W#ft»k *441*4 H« |h IS. lit*. *44 r*«r* ] m|NiS(l4f rwpiftU I**l Jf«ir ttrr ih Astunlsy %», .. •• •• •• mm Moftflay •« .. •• .. •• 114 S9s » Tim4*f .. .. ‘ 4J«'. *:•* j T4ur*d*f M .. •• .. .. *• 3fr4« .mi j frutoi •• •• •• •• .« m •• . 44 •••• I T4UI 4. •• tMII TttSj XAI.KK. gPINNKKM. Mil I l‘M KNTM Male. gplnn.r* Bhlpment gaturday .. ..?<• >«> !•?« Monday .. .. TU l« TUeaday .. .. A»* IkW **•' i Total .. .. tSK "M tTM i GHOBB ItE<’KITTS IM7 IW Net receipt* today .. •• intst* 27*0 Through cotton today .... W ••••j Oroa* receipt* today ~ .. IDA 27M BTfK’K AND RO'EtITD. IM7 I'M 1 Htock In Augusta IMII IHM HeiTlpt* Mince Sept. J .. 1H.24 COTTON laWTTIll:. Augusta, G* . H pt 'The first ca- j ble* were a shade lower than yeater- j day'a cloae. Sp«it* wer* unchanged with j sale* of 10,1*10 bale*. Future* *uh*e- j quently developed some atrength, at j tme time nhowtng a full point above ■ yesterday. The market finally eased off. rloalng steady, one-half point up. ! "The New York market open two to j three point* up and made a further! gain of three point*. January selling i at 5.47. Eater, on good movement, andi some realising, price* eased off. the market at 2 o'clock being a shade la-t --ier than last night. The weather map .•hows good w eather over the entire I belt. New Orleans expect* K5<W tomorrow i against 8955 ln»t year. Houston expect* 1.1000 against 11345 laid year. We do not j look fi>r much Improvement In cotton until there Is a better consumptive de mand.—Paine. Murphy A Co. NEW YORK COTTON. January 5 G 5 Mart'll 5.53 5.48 April 5.56 May 5.61 5.56 June 5.63 .... September 5.29 October 5.12 5.29 November 5.1;» 5.96 December 5.40 5.38 Tone —Steady. Middling —5%. LIVERPOOL COTTON. Open. Cloae. January and February 3.01 3.01 02 February and March .. 3.01 3.02 March and April 3.02 3.03 April and May 3.03 3m May and June 3.04 3.04 05 June and July 3.05 3.05 06 Aug. and Sept 3.05 3.ofi Sept, and Oct 3.03 3.04 Oct. and Nov 3.02 3.02 03 Nov. and Dec 3.03 3.01 02 Dec. and Jan. .. .. 3.03 3.01 PORT RECEIPTS. 1897 1898 Galveston 14093 7907 New Orleans 12536 .... Mobile 1447 1819 Savannah 8959 6836 Charleston 3400 Norfolk .. 3137 .... Wilmington 4653 .... Boston .. .. 58 175 Philadelphia 54 Estimated total .45369 28000 iW . n \3r If You &e# a/^an* LoftfnfltbJUlterb'tk Sfm ( f< j jutt fvl ill Utftftft Mft fttNMff I rvtn iI )o* Kitrn l been Mnftkfi ftwkt I 4mT Bnew «M M I Lwm voe rr kG-ng rronc> M )o vtt not bwnifi \our bwlftmj m*(rrt*i« htff At my r*. vou rr not *B 4* iftoofty yoft cftftM, wHlcft li |ba4 MftWi thfiit fthtn ym pay more Uvan I cKftrgt. w lK«m <a»l» ««rf, bniUK m MW (AMI ftvf yoo •* ft bgh«f prtc« bcMtrr vtulf tlufti I gfvt «! • u 90U. Vvhrn you piy mm IKm I ftkli. yoti fH vtuUngi ihgl won'l Mor n cartimty nudr H tK*t bn't kmnji money. I don't know «Ut a. Send lor my booklet cnliJed “A Little of Your Titne.'‘ CH4 F. DEOEN. MjMger, fv *** x / o- N \\ °*~ m ' HfIIL /4k. ' V mi mtt gW AWs. ! Jones, of Waynesboro. through th* city today enroute to ttSege in Baltimore He ha* msny i j friends here, who are glad to greet him. j Mrs. A. I>. Sassard. of Cahrieatoß. H. |(' i( I* the guest of Mr*. Etta Ekrvls*. ' Mrs. Boykin V right and children leavexotoorrow fur Richmond. Va. Mr*. Fred Allen ha* returned to the city. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Planters Loan & Savings M, Located at Augusta. Georgia, on the 1 sth Day of September, I 898. j RESOURCES. AMOUNT. * Notes .arid hMIS discounted ~5136.385.1, Jb-mand loans, secur i S7B 698.40 Do., unsecured .. .. 19.500.0 n 98.198.40 Overdraft*, secured 413.351 | Bunds, stock and other *e ! curltics tprotsrrty us I'anU). 17.660.85 Furniture anil fixtures . 2,®2,3* Real ~*tate (other than t-ankr tng house _ 47,423.41 Due from banks and bankers (In other states) 2,268.99 CASH ON HAND— Currency $2,746.00 Gold Silver, Including ntek les and pennies 95.37 Uncollected checksand cash Items U3LS6 6,836.23 Current expenses Tuxes paid Interest paid ,1H 4 J 315,887.31 pi s. SSI FI CATION OF NOTES AND BILLS DISCOUNTED AND OTHER ‘ DEBTS. Not m suit ~ $334,3*3.0T1G0nd $234,583.57 ST\TE OF GEORGIA— RICHMOND COUNTY.—Before me came W. C. Ward lav/ Cashier of the Planters Loan and Savings Bank, who. being tlulv sworn, savs the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said hank as shown by the books of file in said hank, and he further swears that since last return made to the State Bank Examiner of the condition of said han’t to the best of affiant's knowledge and belief, that the said bank, through Its officers, has not violated or evaded any obligation imposed hj law W. C. WARD LAW, Cashier, qwol-n to and subscribed before me this 19th day of September, 1898: n FRANK G. FORD. Notary Public, Richmond County, Georgia. 4f 1 TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION TO RENT t'PPBR FLOOR. OR rooms. St ti»4 Ray street. Kept U \I A >HT -HI -A -VK It El’fcillT HOOK. IF j found i*le**>* return lo Augusts Lemiwr company. Kept 9# Mr. snd Mrs. J. A. A, W. Clark amt daughter have returned from a trip to I North Carolina. LIABILITIES. AMOUNT. Capital stock paid up I 50,000.06 UNDIVIDED PROFITS NOT CARRIED TO SUR PLUS— Kie)if.ajgc .. •, .. 42.0,» interest AW6IK Pcanltim .. .. .. •• •• «*■* , Rents .. 574. W I’rotit and U3*» 5i148.53 9,733.76 Due hanks and banker* in thi* state 484.63 Due unpaid dividends .. .. .. 083.46 DUE DEPOSITORS. VIZ.— Subject to check . ..$ 23,411.30 ** Time eertirti ates.Sa vlngs department. 222.919.8.1 Cashier's cheeks 465.23 Due to clearing ohuse 2,783.58 249.579.84 Bills payable 5,500.00 $315,887.31