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Furrftft fur M boors rnrffni S P m October •, IIM - Washington fnm ul for firorfli ted Soul ll C* r »*- Itra Mhovtrt this aftrrnoos and to Bllkt, threatening weather Sunday, light. variable vlndt. becoming lortl. Tairal forernat for A<i|mU anti vl rintty fthovprt th.s noon ; threatening weather Sunday Tbr river at *a. m was 1« 7 feet. a fail of •.? for* in the pas’ isrrntjr-four boors. Tbr highest’ prrssttrr overllea thr Central Rorkjr Mountain region, while a depression is still located in the golf. Tttrperaturr* ar* higher along the upper Atlantic coast, hut much lower in the K<« ky Mountain region. North Platte having fallen 12 degrees, and Amarillo. Texet. IS degrees. A heart’ rain occurred during ihe past twenty four hours at Vicksburg, to the egtent of 14 'nehez, with thunderstorm? re ported at Amarillo. Corpus Cbr'stl and Mobile. Considerable fog prerails over the •wuntre this morning. OAMTOniA. Bears tbs tifd YW Ww Help BatgW ■v WAK SOUVENIRS. • firs. L. B. Fleming Receives a Box From Her Son. Mr. Dave Fleming. Mrs. 8. B. Fleming I* the fortunate possessor of a box of war souvenirs, which are very Interesting and which are very much prized by her. The articles were sent her a few days since by Mr. Dave Fleming, who Is with Col. Bay's regiment at Santiago. Among the scuvenlra were a half doz en naval buttons from the Vizcaya, some Spanish army buttons, a. piece of the tr-'p under which Hobson’s ex change and surrender occurred, a silk handkerchief purchased In Santiaga. a silver quarter carried through the campaign and several other interesting mementoes of the Bpanlsh war. 20-year filled gold watches In ladles’ and gents’ sizes with Elgin or Wal tham movement from 17 00 to 112.60. Guarantees with each watch at Lewis J. Sc-haul's. Reliable Pawnbroker on Jackson street. To South Africa. [By Associated Press to The Herald ] Halifax, Oct. 8. The story is cur rent here that the British govern ment's survey steamer Rambler has been ordered to proceed to Bermuda to fit out and thence go to Delagoa Bay. South Africa. The Rambler is a aecond class cruiser. New Maple Syrup, finest quality, in bulk and cans at Lamkin & Co-’*. OUR SOUTHERN MILLS! Best and Newest Production on Sale at the Lowest Price Store _J 100 Rolls Georgia made superior Carpet* at 30c yd. These goods look as well and will last longer than any Eastern Carpet at $1 yard. tOc per foot for the Ruga, same quality. 60 cami on the <so<t*r. Vow can alwMya r*iy oft **tung xhm boat vMiuft »of your dim* or «nu ar at P, D. HORKAN & COMPANY’S COL, TILLMAN 1 ARRESTED |h sf Hl« rsftflftNllg OAcyf. Yip ifllilftft I pjit m Mill l«P A ft## I • ft# PiP# || . «ft* ft|ft—»*M| Ml ft ftiltll I ft ftl . .pi, f f ft || f> (lift « , f t'. HIS ft t Any K*f#Pt"i M 4»<# sfsilfN* 1# r*«9pl4#f , a M 4 _. »_ . • Im* .(tn, ft ml Ufili*fMi ##» #t iineny y I t'OITI 111 ft o*ll ft A IA CftlM* Hr ij»H p llisi thriftily sos mu ft Ift »ififiif**iift , “ tiie* 1* thfit the ‘•fW* er i hiss i a *l with ihi» was n«t pnf-.rrrd OM ,nn ,,Mn. He »«* PWtUM »« re««l" >«• A free ttAffoitment of It MO ( (’a!lfi>ro)i fruit* rereUed «t Lamklit * Co.’s. NEW ’FHONES. Aucusta Telephone anil Flectrlc Com pany. STl—Auauata Est Supply Co. Auaoet* Houtliern IFailroad. Preniftent** otTI.-e, 707- H. Hrsfidle. Me*t market. <7j—w. H. Hrtaham. Wholeeale gro cer. 171--George Cochko*. M2—G. A. Cunningham. Jr.. Heal-. dence. *07—1.. Q. Doughty. Cotton fa- tor. 2«2 Es W. Dodge. 7«tf W. It. Olaaebrook. Rnaltf.-nco. Ut-Mla* Sadie Hnrrta. 576—G, W Halt. 791—John F. Iloltnen A Co. 522 W. C. Jone*. 2»6—W. M. Jacksiin. 4*7—J. IT. acttaon. Healdem c. 371—Dr. A. J. Kilpatrick. 776—5. Igniter. Rmidence. 424—D. J. Ixioney. 2*l—Mahoney & Armstrong. 2*6—North Auguata Unii Co. 6*6— W. P. Padgett. Saloon. 572 l. F. Padgett, Furniture. 5*7— Schuetgen Plat*. |73—D. C. Steinbeck & Co. 291—Tutt & Boylaton. *73- l\ r . H. Walton. E’aim. 381—Whltiker McOowan. FIRE ON THE HILL. Was in the Barn of Mr. Heckle and Loss Was Covered By Insurance. Last night at about 12:30 fire was discovered In the barn of Mr. George J. Heckle In Summerville. The general alarm was given ami company No. 2 on the Hilltop responded. How well the volunteer firemen did their work was shown by the quick way In which the flames were extinguished. The building was damaged slightly and a good deal of the contents ruin ed by water and fire. The building and contents were in sured in the St. Paul with W 8. Gardner & C 0.,, and the loss will be covered by the insurance. Pineapple, Edam and English Dairy Cbaesc fresh at Lamkin & Co.’s. T»3C AtJOtTPTA INASOCIALWAY pi*) \ft ’ THjT; I \v ! ‘ tfli+rh f W wi/ M loah llavla. H.lf-n.sot th* star* and Sirin,* 4’vwr m glri! Warm hr*n* beat aad]y neafh Oray rorti and blue. "Our Daughter," any ihw gray: “Your* and our* On#, today." WhUper th# blue. |—Chart#* M Robinson. In Roch#at«r PtwlExpr#**. ( Orn Wheeler’a Nur*#a. All tuat th# nur.es down at Camp Wikoff have gone through with can , never be written or told, yet alt of them work morning and night, asaid- I tiouaiy and cheerfully, for the anldler luridlea under their rare. "Why.” said one of them, "we used to think that we bad hard thing* at 'the traiainr boapltual. but there was .i j Utm h to ihia. There everything In the 1 way of medicine and convenience was 'bandy, and here, if we want anything Iw< Snsve to hunt for R: there, at cer tain hour*, we knew that we would i Pave some rest for our tired feel, but h< re >vc never get « chance to rest a i ! minute from the time we slip Into our I uniform* at 5 a. m., until we slip out of th*m lu a big hurry at night. But | we don’t mil d; wc are only too gind 1 U do nil we r n for the boya who were j willing to fight for Uncle Sam. "But I tell you we are all In love ! with Mrs. Jessie Holland'# suggestion j to Gen. Wheeler that it would be nice for the government to present u* with medal, no matter how Insignificant, which would always be a memento of cut services in the war. Of count# w# will hove our certificates, but even if tve have them framed In sliver they would hardly answer for scarf pin*, and we don't want breastplates to ad vertise ti*. We are ail going to hom- Our Evergreen Lawn Grass Seed The best and most popular Lawn Grass Seed sold in the South. To make a fine green sward sow now —This will beauti y your ceme tery lois and (rout yards. Me carrv a line fine of LAWN MO WERS—It you will need one give us acall. , We are headqnartera for Seed Rye, Peed Wheat, Seed Oats, Heed Harley, Onion Seta and Garden heeds. Alexander Seed Co. Hill S>r<ia<l Street. Bell Telephone 2075. BLANKETS—North Carolina and Tennessee made for 25 per cent less than Eastern makes* DRESS GOODS—AII the Newest weaves and colorings of Domes tic and foreign novelties and trimmings. Tk arm! fflltt ft iklilST MV t Mr 4 hMi Wl#aw «a 4 eM Mm (• te - * * ijfi nr f%# ft# «• e mnM tm mm j U«v#». WM#l#t i» it# i#mK at ##mrt MriM i i # ft»4 u fmm M feeMf ##>4## * ' «ii# ip# ie mmt mh>i.. if I t#il mm i , f ft#### ifftf 1 1* I ***** ami •#•## *** i • ti mm 9m tm mr *M akf M H* TM' ftNftftftwe nftfftfft ftt ifttmvftftft ] .* mlminf ik-.. a• j- I*, '* • l •kmg fMm TMr# Mt» Nm i ftt Mmf !• msm pit • m# ft la *w* *#•#• ! ftf ftMmi tail* M*** *mmm wm*l** 1 . 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The Intest design In smelling hottl's | has a body of ngnle and o top of *1!- I ver or gilt with gem* to match.— J •wv.i.r’g Weekly. fleorgFa I Ibrarv Askoclgtlon. The meeting of the Georgia Library : Ataoclatlon In Atlanta. October 27ih land 28th, will bring together a nutn ! her of prominent educators. Dr. McPherson, of the state unlvers iiy. who had loterested himself In II • hrary development In the Booth, will i he present to address the association. Mrs. Kcbfit E. Park, whose work for j higher education for women has given I her n deserved oromlnencc in Mate ed jucatloual clrt l 6». >vlll also be present. The public meeting will lie held at the library on the evening of Oetober 271 h and will tte addressed by proml- I nent librarians upon practical library InMies; library legislation mid iittrarv comm stions; special training for li brarians; mtmiflpal aid for and maintaining free libraries; and the value of a library to the commun ity. 1 The local committee, of which M:». John K. OMley la chairman, la mak ing every arrangement for the social Hide of the eonventlon. The various history and literary i classes and study clubs will entertain the visiting librarians. —Atlanta Jour i nai. Mrs. Moses Wadley will represent the Augusta Library at this conven tion. rilss Barbot Complimented. Mrs. John Wicker entertained a congenial party cf sixteen last after noon in honor of Miss Tone Barbot, of Charleston, Mrs. Victor Barbot’s charming guest. Several hours were delightfully passed in informal social converse, audi at dusk a tempting lunch was daintily spread. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Wicker's hospitality were: Mrs. Victor Barbot, Mrs. Claud Garrett, Mrs. Russell Co hen, Mrs. Horace Verdery, Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs.ll’rank Beane. Mrs. Wal lace Barnes, Mrs. James Barrett, Mrs. C. H. HOWARD, JR S I #** tufat *»*#**•«» aaA mmm #•**#♦ j ! mm* (to ft##* —H—I fa *M * f * #v #. •***a*'iHr wtioA* nxr*"*** r AtwMnf a tv#tuft### *Yvn#f Wa* | iXil/lAflft fVftfttftftft TAW I t i % y t:t4. a riifift»n mm* Twai %!'•■* * B & | fi|it**— TM U#4MT fNki mH* 1 ftlftftd* ftMft ftftlftSftHft#, | [ ft. Hoft-Allll, JH 'tk Mi- I mm HartftH. Ml- Aaalft 1 a*,— turtmt Ml— ' Kirßirii l Hi— I#i*y •*'• PM ” j Mi—il# IttftinU M!«a M<— M*t# ! iTvtMAK MM* HAkU# *>ftr4a#r. Miillr 'ftarnfftll , w - . * ftftMlMtv4 of Ml I I it Mata m—ftll t«* Mr John Halil**. I « y|. Uj* II «<M»i#V"ftttr fc* |**r tiir l A |}t|i| Jr ■ ,t% rft sot Mr* A.ta rr PrttrT ha* rctarard Ml,, vide an l/|.f of Aiken la 111* anvai of Mia* Kltabdh V a inter* <o. Mr tod Mr». Edward Barrett of Hirm.ngham. are tb* gneeta of Mr*. Dap*. i Mlm Knlherloe Maud Smith Will leave for Man n tomorrow to at'en I i; |P ’duntood Jubilee Carnival In that | Hty. Miaa Mary E7mlly Wright, who haa ' Ih>cu spending several week* In the : city, at the home of Dr. Thotnn* Wright. haa returned to b*r home in | Summerville. I Now la the lime to plant your hull*. [ Wc have the lie.l, mixed color* hya ■ inth*. Homan white hyacinth*. fu*ch -1 la* tullo*. call* lllle*. Ekraler lllle*. jl»rl,HK for la**t hyacinth, have h<-»n ' t educed hy u* to s<( t ent, doaen; other liulba cheap; try a few Chinese aacred llllca In a howl. The lluaa Floral Nur i mtv. ttell 'Phone 1931. I w THREE OF THEM FINED. What Was l>one at Recorder’# Court Thl* Morning. The flr*l one who appeared In the role of defendant at recorder's court today was Sam Anderson. Sam is col ored. He bad treated a negro woman very badly last night. Result; *G flnp for Sam. Tom Simmons. Tcm said he loved his wife dearly and would not hurt her for the world. Neverlheless. the evidence showed that Tom had showed his affection for hi* wife In a peculiar way. having knock eil her down. Result: F> line for Tom. Ed Watktns. EJd had drawn an axe on Mr. James Monnlhan last afternoon. He said that Mr. Monnlhan had owed him money and he had heard money rat tling in that gentleman’# pocket and had asked for his funds. Then the axe. Result: $2.50 fine for Ed. E’rench Peas, Mushrooms and Sa ralnes cheap at Larnkin & Co.'s. COL. DYER BACK. he Returned Today, But Stopped at Washington Yesterday. Col. Dyer returned this morning from his trip North. -The colonel was on the committee that went to Wash ington In the Interest of Augusta to secure the encampment of troops here. After the committee had finished I heir work the colonel wpnt on a business trip to New York. On ills way home he stopped In Washington and saw the first official order designating Augusta as head quarters. Gen. Corbin said it was im possible for the government to over look the advantages of Augusta and that the troops assigned here would remain for quite a while. Hoiaery and Glovaa**lo cants for Southern made School Hoee, double knee and heel, feat black, value 25c, Man s. Women’s and Childrens Sizes $1 FOR THE BEST KID CLOVE in AMERICA. A GREAT OFFER. I r T* .« ' f i JPES /§gjjft B '*# ••-In elegant Bedroom outfit, con sisting ol 25 pieces, well worth SIOO, but we must give something better than anybody else, so here goes. I solid Oak, Handsomely carved, elab orately finisned Bedroorn Suit, cheap at ft <5 4 elegant Cane Seat Chairs to match. I Ladies* Rocker to match Chairs. I neat and pretty Centra Table. I all steel Spring. 1 good Mattress. 2 Feather Pillows. I [O-piece Chamber Set. I Easel. I Bedroom Picture. This handsome outfit is displayed in our east window, and nowhere else in this beau* tiful land can you find * uc £ , a " ? e £ a . o K oul * fit unless you pay at least $ 100 to $ l We propose to sell this outfit, all com plete. 25 pieces, for $76.00 SIO to be paid cash and $2.00 perweek. A$ 1 0 Cooking Stove for $7.50 $2.00 cash and 50 cents weekly. A $55 Sewing Machine for $35 SI.OO cash and oO cents weekly -25 cents per week gives you a choice of over one hundred of the prettiest Pictures ever shown in Augusta. , _ _ _ n ~ A Silk velour tufted Couch at $ I 2.00, 75 cents weekly, together with evarything need ed in a house. . . Payments arranged to suit and prices guaranteed to be lower than anything on earth. PADGETT FUKNITURE CO. 11 10 &11 1 2 Broad Street, AUGUSTA. - GEORGIA Our Prices tell but half The Real Story of The Merit Contained in erery GARMENT we Sell xr i r . our garments to appre- V All \/lllCt NPP date their true value. I Oil OW Examine the insides. The skilled workmanship on every detail stands out in bold relief —a touch here and there—and the uni form finish throughout the garments are features of the utmost importance to give the wearer lasting sat isfaction. You pay no more for reliable Clothing. Why take chances on inferior? Our Fall Styles in MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING Are so complete that tin most fastidious dresser can be gratified. $6.00, $7.50, SB.OO, $9.00, SIO.OO, $12.00, sls Xj. SYLVESTER BKUAII VI'KEET. SUMMERVILLE FIRG COMPANY Will dive a Fish Dinner to Raise Engine House Funds. • The Summerville Fire Company No. 1 will give a big fish dinner ort Friday, the 21st of October, at the Hchuetzcn Plata. The affair is under the manage ment of the following committee: F. Markwalter, W. O, Bolder, James Tur ner Simile Hansberger, Otto W. Mar shall ami Capt. E. C. Descombes. The purpose of the cue fs to raise funds to finish the engine house now i CTO#ft# ft under construction. Mr. Charles Hert zog will have the cue in hand, ajid this makes It an assured success. Dancing will he Indulged In. and ev erything done to make the occasion a pleasant one. It Is heat lo oUo headquarters for your wants, Heeds. Alexan der Seed On. doftrexclusive seed bu siness. handling in large quanti ties. They are pipping seed Rye, seed wheat, Barley, Oats, Clover* and other seeds In many suites. Give them a ca 11—632 Broad street.