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MM9M i I' M Ml P»H * M#| MN TIV IT. port A Pktnitv. THE nCAOAMA CASE. Mr. tttc* Mad« n« vmipmmi Ml l ivr No I*l vo l oo Hi* Street Number Mr Hath Rl«- vm poi to » wroo* 1l«ht ho mm. to *hr euroMt before Ik* rerouter'e mart tMUrltf ha*.no kftritl no Ihr MrAdooM roar, Thr tofrreorr might hr Irnet from |hr M- Hire t»||M!nl to McAdams (hal hr ahouid rrgtatrr from hi* (Mr. K(.#»l home Thli o«a hot the roar Mr. fUrr tr id. no • literal too of my fclod what rerr to McAdams It la tror (hoi af trr thr reglatralkm McAdama waa a*'.:ad ebtl rraldroco ouißbrr hr had given, and MrAdain* la irpijr goer Mr Rice'* number. Mr Rive Joined in the laugh that followed and never for a moment thought that McAdams waa la rami tt or bad registered Mr Rro gave bo suggeetioß. prriplvrlon or hlßt to M< tdania to reg:»'er from hla t Mr. Kira'al rMldrarr. and McAdama had no right to do ao. Mr. Rice h..* asked u* to make lb a true statement plainly for bits. fhlnrar Sacred Lillee, Narrlaau*. Hy acinths and other butha. now Is the time to plant: ours are the kind for satisfaction at lowest prices. The Husa Floral Nursery. plealku Are Officer* With l ocation For Win ter Catrp. Washington. D. C., Oct. 26. MaJ, On. Young and Brig. Gen. Davis, who were recently ordered by the war de partment to visit the proposed sites for winter camps in the South and to make preprrations for the movements of vol unteer troops thither, returned to Washington Sunday and made « brief visit to the War Department the neat day. The other members of the mili tary board appointed to visit the camp sites are still In the Soutb. Gen. Young reported to the department that satis factory progress had been made with Stic preparations for the movement of the troops into winter quraters. OA9TOTIIA. B«sr» tbs Kmd You Hass Alwats Bought ,: ’T' RELICS OF THE VISCAYA. Curious Spanish Cannon Brought From Cuba By Returning Warships. Among the ships to arrive at Old Point, Va., waa the Suwanee. The vessel brought several interesting rel ics from the Vizcaya, including two small cannon, mounted on trucks, and a repeating weapon having five bar rels, somewhat after the order of a patling gun. It has been decided to | present, them to the naval academy it Annapolis. MANY A LOVKR Has turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with ar offensive breath. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothin? else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Prloe 25 ets. ! and 50 ets. Sold by—Retailers, T, A. Huxton, Anderson's Drug Store, Alex ander's Drug Store, West Dnd Phar macy, The King Pharmacy; Wholesal ers. Davenport & Dbinizy. ht _ -Smooth Mulfctt M fora (MyhawjwSo C botfihftthe MMkfton wtththo rfeM thing* gfih* rtgM pr»c«»*. Owr l|MU|nitkoot toilgct»on < t New W>nt#f M*rihM* com bining Quality *»th Low Prices* pfovst * **Cr#St Dr*wing Cord." We emphasize the fact today with a liat bf shoes and hats that cannot be passed by. and here Way >ff §SLOO fgl % r*t« nr et • UWW »«%* *«» I **»•», ' ***»-»» n»j» /J** ’*"* *l. *.’V *»*X m4jm **t* mt*ok *>'<*4* fM mte MAMUHr r*m m r**''”— *»-»**>■ *«•*-1 HyuPv w h**s»wmi 51165 a n»* irwrt* <tA»w w ».*<« amh m ?T r ’? mah* wmt m* usTy» t»* * »iia. t»tßr**e« <*r usu a i Sk4 : •Sfnßp.p.l* tpf *r-*T* w wm m 0099 mm - -- •HAM. IdMT Hm $1.50 .1., ~. M .... 11 ■■. m r *Tgvt 1 11* ng flflMg*S * UI,<IW "JT. ".ITwtu i* k *fß* h* r>*»i tip TM« aimit m latA it rwl* I I TIMES AS**N*Vtßso HARD THAT VOU CAN T AFFORO TO TRADE WITH HICB «fc OCOIMNOR SHOE 9°MF»AIMY TWO 834 Broad Btreet, Name Across Sidewalk TWO STORES 722 Brofcd Street. Opposite Monument STORES • |>| J *ok M Mrgg v wtVmm o%s* I* hi Mms * ■ a I I *unn it# Lmtlirlllf Is It th** ArHsfton rrmitlt Burt h of AHaita Is at tbs g d Hrifl of Clßflliettl IS St tb# Aftiflltnn g Vsii of Bronblyn It St tb» B. F Forman nf Ktllngtria Is •( tbn R G. Paorel of Allantß I* at the James Wads of Raleigh I* at the Commercial U C. O'Brien of Wlnaton ta »l the ('eatuvrlal. W. L. Hlarh of Bllanton ta a* the Cntußierrlal w H Turner of Edgefield ta at the Cotamer* lal. Mrs. L. S. Arrltiginn baa returned front Atlanta. F. C. Carpenter of Saw York la at . the Arlington A. J. Davison of Philadelphia ta at thr Arlington T. K Roaehear of Nr*» York ta at the Arlington. R J. Lipvomb of Baltimore ia at the Arlington. W. W. Dexter of Houston, Tex., la 1 at the Arlington. Henry Morgaothan of New York la at the Planter*. Joe Robinson of Winchester, Ky., la at the Arlington. George Y. Sanborne of Philadelphia is at the Arlington. Mr. and Mra. W II Pope of Wash# ington. Ga.. are at the Planters. C. R. and A. B. Dobson of Atlanta are registered at the Plant era today. i Lt. 0. B. Meyer of the Third Uni ted Siatea cavalry is at the Arlington. J. Farmer and J. H. Fanner of Ixmtsvtlle, Ga.. are at the Commer cial. N. s. Valk and John T. B rry of New York are guest* at the Arling ton. Mlm Mary Ewing went dewn to Blythe this morning to attend the Pil cber-Tarver wedding. Mice Melrose Clark of Waynesboro. Ga., Is visiting her sister, Miss Lizzie Clark, on Fenwick street Mr*. E. Baum of New York is tly? guest of Mrs. Geo. .T Earnes. Mrs. Baum will spend the winter on »b,e Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Walton and Mnster Robert Virginius Walton, are In Medlsoo, where they will spend the winter. Miss Tesste Renkl has returned from a visit, to Augusta. has been visiting friend in that city for some weeks. Savannah Press. Greenwood Index: Capt. J. A. Clark of Augusta was in the city Friday on his way to his stock farm a! Dyson. He has just finished an iron bridge for private use near his stock farm. Capt. Clark traveled here quite a number of years ago. He is a public spirited gentleman and well known in this community. Mr. Mel Branch, of Harlem, Colum bia county, who was once a leading Populist in the Georgia Legislature and who made himself famous several yeare ago while out campaigning when he advised the farmers ia one of hin speeches "to raise less cotton and mdre hell in politics," is at the De Soto to day. Mr. Branch is not losing much time with politics these days.—Savan nah Press. TBS 4UOUBTA BXIBALD Pttoi r>NJON AL FOOTBALL Ik*n flay (to • I —g— tkrg—**» 4 $4HMbk Xrm V *■» | Ofl ss-,*»' $ Htbf «4 I ft#!! fFYMTbI Mh* iBMI t# |M» lOßbtflMl fPVff j f$MP* BillVl EHk .A4**l j 1 ” * I V* I duti Ms st T«Rbf 4 frtfltMt lit-fioi \*w Tofb, |*bH#*Vlf*b‘b. 8.1 • mrrt FtiijtiMirg Bb4 CMrtfn. **4 111*94 in tblksm owr tb# iw#it#f b# Titers la no r»»«w why »' cn • - }ra#tW llKHftld 4*4 b# • HW*f##4, Til* ] ooLHm In llta* am Ia (It* |r«t nf | j I « its pa*** ,rp *v» «•* w I «rfootball ab>v**n hew would provide good ifcfl for thooaAnila woo wan. to m* th* gam* playad. «*d Incldentai ,lt would t>* a money maker. Boat on Phllndelphta and Baltimore are rrdhot j S font hr II towna and would surely aop- ■ port *<j«M teama.** READY FOR WAR. All ; F.nglLh Arm/ Offkwi Her*. Receive Orders. **AI! nmn-rn of Ihr KfisUi»b ir®y 01* rinvy on leave in thl* eountry have • j been ordered to hold themselves ilk ; readltMM to return home." I Thle etatement »»* made yeeterday | by MaJ. James R. Graham of the Yoe i man cavalry of Great Britain. "What Is thr significance of atteh an I order, na you bav*- mentioned?" he t*a* j "It ran have but one algnflcanee. It menrta that Btigland does not Intend to give ground for any natloo; that If j thn French attrmpt to coerce her In ; any wny ab» will fight. "What will be the reeult?’* j "It ran b* but one result, *o far as I ian sen. Great Britain has borne de ifcnaes far beyond the general thought. Her navy, as every one knows, has J hardly a second, let alone on equal." "The war, *o far as England is con cerned, will be a naval one. It would certainly not be ber policy to invade France. What she can end will do ia ;to destroy or capture French fleets and i ships wherever she meets them, to blockade French port*, and capture and occupy French colonies. Choice Hyacinths. Narcissus. Fr.e- Sia, Tulip and other bulb* for Imme diate planting. The Huss Floral Nur seiy. OPPOSE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Hovemcnt In Boston Against Such a Thing. Boston, Maes., Oft. 26.—Twenty so ciety men met with Mr*. Florence Spooner Saturday evening and started a movement for the abolishment of capital punishment Many letter* fa voring abolition were read. Edward Everett Hale favored clemency, but urged the necessity for severe punish ment. Mr*. “Jack” Gardner favored the present law, saying in a letter she thought "murderous brutes should pay the death penalty.” "sick HEADACHES. The curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Kart's Clover Root Tea, the great blood puri fier and tissue builder. Money refusd ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 ets. and 50 ets. Sold by—Retailers, T. A. Bux- , ton Anderson’s Drug Store, Alexand- er’s’ Drug Store, West End Pharmacy, The King Pharmacy; Wholesalers,Dav enport & Phintzy. bad hole. That Needs Attention On Greene Street. The attontton erf the Mty authori ties ia called to a very bad bole on upper Greoue street, in front of No. Hl9. The hole Is an ugly and dan gerous place and should receive Im mediate attention, , m h O'Cnor 1c CoipaDT j J TWO STORES 76c WB M i«l $ # * M»f ftp fttKlit rl * fAitl# ♦ %fkt* At* s4kl» |Bt|| t» s* s<vt bk t| !■$ s\f 4 fkf 4$ kill FtM* 4k s ' nmtuk $5.00 S%'OT F4s|%tYfUffW |ff 44 %o*f f$F f'H49IMMS H 444488 * s4*4 •ME-kfFli «M*«4S4 tTB 4 IF • f »f* s|f4Pk‘$ > -%% |L4#k ■■ Ft#lv* Lit* FBY 4 Fklßf { * S4N*4MI 4? AlWfl fUk l $3.00 i tr YVR* WART » f»«g< WAnr HH *r*H»*« wr Htrt taIMMIAMMI r*«»w»H «tui»**wo« at Agnm THMAW WILL AH**W IT tit* A*#t At* aby m a* in in *m tub mabrbt INASOCIALWAY / / v\ 7 The Pa»4tfic «f Autumn I*l*l** n ittrd hit trnta Hl* IWHI ■ •w hrntf; a X 4*9 *Wi * BlftM; . I AM th» »«r!4 W • Of rutor, I***# «n«l ltglit. Lille mHiH*thinf tn AAftl * rtniglit, IHifbl, T«* *«#»tr a ft U«jr*» whim: [ A fold of *it anrltflt i»wf»ry, A ctltaniom rare and dim. Imient and »nt«etli «i ft*** rrYtUl «*•»»•■ I Tit# river# Me I And th* fading hills ar# • Jewsllid | throne. For Um Fall and the Mist. hi* (Jumi Klim i» out of aerial seas, IV .Ini* and t*»plaf* fair I Float Hk<* the dainty apltll* of lire* In the mallow dream-llke an . MKriy-aift l>y th# foraat ada- Wine-red. yellow, tow - Th« wlaard of autumn, faint. Mue-eyed, p winging hla ttnar, goes. -.ARCHIBALD LAM PM AN, in th- Novemher Scribner's. The I volutlon of a Paris flown The Paris gown, that burat full blown on th# rp of thr client, ia not. a* the public believes, a rraatlon of the great dreaamaker hltnaelf. nor la the great dressmaker responsible for the fashion. Villa model gown la lha result of an almost Infinite eollalmra tlon. I'P In the garreta of the rrlas tross streets live a modest r!a*a of artists that, make projects. They get their Inspiration from old portraita at the Louvre, at Versailles, from ele gant women In the driveways of the Hoi., or from some hazard. They modify, develop, combine, following a drift which they do not control, till they have procured a novel Idea that the public Is likely to accept, and that Is. therefore snlable. Their projecis arty fixed In sketches, and they are known as "merehands do rroqula." Others of these specialists make up their projects In cloth, nnd are known tag /’merehands de modeles." These oc cupy a more Important rank than the I |i rf ,t. since the models form a demon- ! j Htratlon that the Ideas can he realized. The model merchant Is In relation I with the manufacturers, who provide her with the now materials they have imagined, and whose Interests It Is to have their "truck" presented. to the great dressmaking houses, anfl so l launched on the market. - From "The Woman’s Paris." by Ada Cone, in the November Scribner's. Train Stopped For a Pug. Not the least important of the hob bles of the late empress, Elizabeth,was her Interest in the rearing of dogs. She had a great liking for the noble Great Pane, her particular fancy being the “blue” variety. It Is recalled that aifiong the earliest specimens exhibited In this country, several were bred by her majesty. Be sides the noble Great Dane, she was very fond of pugs. The Stockkeepcr mentions that the famous "Bill George ’ of Canine Castle, Kcnsal Rise, used to supply her with dogs. On one occasion her majesty instruc ted Mr. George to be at TTxbtidge sta tion with a handsome ptig- The train from the country where she had been hunting was especaiily stopped, and the empress, leatiing out of the window, exclaimed: "Oh, Mr. George, I am so pleased you have <*oma.” . She took the bug W her arms, and the train, Whlolf had Stopped only tw» minutes, resumej ltfl journey. Not to the Mantlet’ Born. Well •bred wornen make s decided distinction in their dress, according lo their occupation, a gown that is In tended for a carriage being quite dis- . A I - (A. mwmm b«w^ Thuruin Morwlwg R»a4t«f ChA. Kv. (MwM and not with Mlm Ju PMlsmtlkk Club. On WrN)n«*«4ay. Kovrmbft 3. in In* j | * 3ut» will b* h»'M, il vrtitrti tl# r»fln* IKy Mlm lUrlirl Hritl ivvi«l Mlm I*#rah 4 l ut hre Club. ! A ih***’ ru» hr** *l*i»rtly to h* or- • ! Irani* I will hr of young i marrM nomen on lon tr Bi«m«l nnU I Grt <4i« rhln«*»e aarri»fl IIJI««a; plant now: largß bulha; 'phow IFfl; The Huh Ptotml Nurwry. STOLE SltiSß E s MEAL Unknown and Hungry Individual on Board Ihe SI Paul Swipe* Vlanda. While tbs St. Paul was making the run from Montauk Point to Nr# York the captaiu's cock prepared for htir. I a pair of mallard ducks, nf which Capl. Slgsbee Is especially fond. The cook had b< en given order* to be particular ly careful In the roasting of the birds, and be brought them forth from the oven nicely browned. The captain, up on the bridge, had had hi* mouth set for them all morning, and occasionally fancied he could smell them eooklng. Just a few minutes before dinner time, while the cook'R back was turned, somebody whisked those two luscious birds out of the galley and disappeared j with them. The St. Paul Is a big ship, and tbe thief had ample opportunity to hide himself while he got on the outside of the roast duck. At any rate, be was never ceught, nor was there any clue to his identity. Capt. Slgs bee was obliged to content hlmseif with a can of sardines, but has vowed to discover and wrenk vengeance on the daring marauder who plundered the galley of such a toothsome dinner. CHRONIC NASAL CATARRH poi sons every breath that Is drawn Into the lung*. There Is procurable from any druggist the remedy for the cure of this trouble. A small quantity of Ely’s Cream Balm placed into the nos- I trils spreads over an inflamed and an- | gry surface, relieving immediately the painful Infinmmationf cleanses, heals and cures. A cold in the head vanishes Immediately. Hold by druggists or will lie matted for 50 cents by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York. Our Engraving Is conceded to be as fine as Is done anywhere, and for that rea son we solicit your orders for wedding Invitations, calling cards, etc. The very latest and most correct styles assured. Orders ex ecuted in 24 hours It necessary. The Very swellest correspondence paper in the South. Dunbar & Williams, STATIONERS, 821 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. ks Our iy«t#m of •ur# profit# r»- C p «'•!•*'.' ami IHo cfepoodAOi* #«*»»*> of mortk*ntii*o wo Homji# ti*#t ro#t« Uoga owr Iktb more* 900** ar ♦ *«i *HfO’ qyh, u i |fm >inriaM*<cb( »•*#» oft# olf*4MttV# tmtmm •fM chat *fM*f cal offrrMMA for iim# w 4 bo (mrww ihtbg out pi it*# orcNoofy. S? 50 mayo a sow (*4tor Mtrr *or yuan tew ur or oiwrry riOMlMr* HIP t-AT* tMXM *(o I 4»» •*«*. •• m %tv fF 4ff i*4i F3s F'®4- i 4 ft|rwky F34li* FsMkls 4 4-A4141 4F 44# *44 FldF'lltL SI.OO yt'O cA*or rut omt mki <<f .% # 0*99001, 90*00 aMY» sniAt «»«> ro# *».»» noroo m am. «*»**♦'* 2* ’**s€#s* FW fF $ lf*l« fit Ft! % ! v 3*4 49*4 cv44 4BFf F3F^^« < fm W*MHtT99 v. THE WORLD'S x Lines! end Richest Shows Uilled NOV. 7 ’KJSSE-’SST Of nit AHUStMfHT 6«AMT? & Show Tint Presents the Nation's Growth. All N * Features, and Nothing Bui Features Shown. f yv LARGEST MENAGERIES! \ \/ | 1 LARGEST CIRCUSES ! VV \ 9 LARGEST HIPPODROMES! K T V LARGEST PARADES! UNITED AND EXHIBITED AS ONE SHOW FOR ONE SINGLE ADMISSION FEE. THE ACE OF HUGE EVENTS HAS SURELY COME ‘Gant Hippop-t mia! Tnrq-Hnni.it luiimwmil enow Win* Pid*r H«sri! hvhool <>(h«a L on*! Trains I AImU HcMI WK irtof OitrkkSi! Emu and ('*M»i«»rv ! l air -addb-B n k Tapir*! Habit* Anti I* p ! More Rare Animals Than All Other Shows Combnicd. More of everything worth seeing than all other Shows Exhibit. Only Aguarium, only water Circus. 104 Chariots, Cages and Animal Lairs. Animals in open dens. Elephants, Camels and Dromedaries in harness. Biggest demonstration in the public streets ever witnessed. The only actually Big Show You Can see Ihis year Two Performances Daily, at 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open One Hour Earlier. Admission to all, 50 cents. Children under 9 years, 25 cents. ’ Seating capacity 15,000. 25 uniformed ushers. Numbered coupon actually reserved Seats on sale at Howard & Wiilet s Drug Broad Street. OCYOM* SNI (THE CIRCUSFS IN 3 RINGS Huge Elevated STAGES Grand Impfrial H ppadrome Water Carnival & High Divers 2 Herds of P. rtormi.ig Elephants Col. Magnus Schult s Troupe OF TWELVE OHEAT DAKIi. ’ Lew 3n LaD’s PEhFOHMING BOLL Madame Yucca, female Samson Wonderful BICKETT Family Marvelous Octavian Troupe 12 Bare buck CHAMPION RIDERS Livingston. Demoras and Devere Troupe l* arue-Walion tsexiette of Acrobats
