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Th* soldier boy* on *o»* {*!*»• irim at Indoor bs*eb*U. The MOUst HUnro attll beraUa us. ~,,nit that m* have misjudged op*>»< Bt|ili‘ilif work at On, in., th* Li|’ | laiatur.- dj-m i btllir: Hi nighi ».«• •tom An iddltloMl ftaior* of Iniaraa' .u j tfc* Fair today la Ik* praaear* of it*' | •klldret Don l mis* The Sunday Herald !«• gaorrow. be sure to gat th* whole six teen pat**- Salvador baa ahattfrad th* bop** to* a general federation of Central Amerl •an Republics. If tomorrow la plrnaant, "aiart *arlv and avoid tti* niah" In your vtalt to Camp MeKeoaie. Th* annual Lodg* of Sorrow of In* i Klk*. will bt* In-Id throughout ih* Re public tomorrow. Tl»* December Century la an epito mised blatory of the recent war, with article* by Capt. Slgabee and Lieut. Hobaon. "The vane on th* church steeple any* the wind la caat.'' “Well that'* predy high authority.”—Boatoti Commercial Bulle'.'n. i The People's Telephone corporation lack* to reduce the cost of unlimited telephone service In New York rity from *240 to *IOO per year. The Savannah Press say* that when the army transport gets up the river to pronounce It as If It were spelt Mao-i-to BAR. with the accent on the last syllable. A Japanese firm has Just bought 6,000 hogsheads of tobacco to be ship ped to Japan and made Into cigarettes Japanese progression evidently doesn't lnc'.ude any anti-cigarette laws. Maj. Richard Henry Savage Is com mander of Jhe First battalion of the arrov of Cuban occupation. It Is safe to say that he is not accompanied this time by "his official wife.” —Savannah Press Gov. Candler seems to he slighting Augusta. He did not visit the city during his campaign and has not since. Possibly If he was invited down to see Gen. Young and the soldiers he might come. The Fourth Ward, with Its large registry list of negroes and with tit* friends of the opposing candidates us ing every effort to corral and purchase ami control this vote will never!hoes.; have Its polls on the principal rest dews street Ot the city. The scene* in the* Fourth ward will dOuM.es* stt many of the cltlum* who are opposed to white primal!** to thinking serious ly of what It means to win an alseilo-'. in which the manipulation of the ne gro vote pluys so important a part. j **»»«** MRUS* MAP) fM 9MMV f%* tfegikiiviMH a*Mi In (MS 104 u rSMMMNS *4* fVtSMift # fM"* 040 |MM tiMars ! I to*! 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Aa It la. the war Is over and now *v cry American should set hi in self to i work put a proper solution of the war | problems » The President ha* dost* bis part w*ll. I It remains for the American people to riulah .he Job. UNITED (TATK TgOOPS IN AUGUSTA. It Is somewhat of an unusual thing for Augusta tc have any ctmalderable number of United State* aoldlar* In her midst. Our city suit even slighted by Gen Hhnnian in his match to the sea. l’ua alltly Augusta would not have relished a vlatt and review of the United State* troops under those circumstance* and lat that time. But there la no doubt I imt that every one In Augusta would pay their respect* and grace the occa sion with their presence If Gen. Young 'and ht* staff found time to review the Second army corps now here. SUNDAY’S HHAI.D Sunday's Herald, as usual, will be the brightest and beat paper offered the reading publle of Augusta on that day. IV f* Interesting to note that Sun day's Herald will routaln more news and better news than any other Au gusta paper. It will have more col umn* of reading matter and In every way will lie a newspaper for newspa per reader*. He sure you get Sunday's Herald. Mr. Agee's letters to the Herald giving narratives of the elvil war, are highly Interesting. The men of the army division here are reading them with as much relish as arc the old Confedtt. Uncle Silas Is soliloquising over the situation: ‘‘lt am the prosperous man as is detracted by de green-eyed rival. It am de unprosperous rival ilut hol lers do loudest at him. De rival pros perouser dan lie, don't holler and squirm. He don't need It in his busi ness." Atlanta's jubilee goes steadily ors. Why U It that the proper Invitation cannot be extended by Augusta and why cannot, the city secure the pres ence of President McKinley. Surely there is more reason for the President to visit Augusta, It be Is urged to do so than to stay away. Gen. FiUhugh Lee. the sal la til eoro-' inauder of the Seventh army eorps, is an optimist in hi* dispatch to the Dc parimsat tailing of tba grounding of tin grounding of tb« trauaport Chase iti uamadiately attar th# big «;orm, h# said: "She is on top snd not baueath (lie sea. as might poMfgly have been [the vase had she not tun ashore.” TBB .A.TJOT7ST.A, ,SBn=LA.l>r> I THE OBSERVER A HOLT TOWN A tfMNt [ 100 *oo4* 040004* #*# 00 0000*4 » I«• ««# 00440 %i'tfp a 10m 4440 4400 * ' f o*o. , j -nim tMHtof tow > to*Sto WtowtoMMW (MlOt 404000 Mrf ooo*o (F—iPiP#— 10*00)0 »to" fn 4r» 40**% MrkHMt to* TftM to Cisfldasr*. Ttotoi IHll# ilMini k It MMPr lMlIf f<M 00440040 jrot to •f*HM| H 1 ntUhff (tiff ruitfiAt itut I nktfl I fklak V4O vlntoittol« •• f * f *o4*o*4* kv II I )iMh4 (tot- ltor'r* sot Ik# tor Uor * Krh. tM hmml I fc«lly rothtol ttoih of pcIMIIMM 4C444 of 104 •fhf<l# uar,! Hovrvßf IM# fftW* ti OO4T 00*1 .l- %if •‘mm ar# kritllßtßl tO kiln Is ik# Until wHM <toir wooro ronnutt The Queen’s Aririskni}fhts. While ehrosiellng th* movements of ms.le In the dally isresa to the Military Knights of Windsor Neyerthvlea*. but few who read about their doing- know of what that order cooatat*. They are olNcsra who have dtstlngi:lah<-t tb -n. [aafvaa In some of our tnnumrrat.lr little w ars.and jr*t In their old age Gnd thern aeiveg aolely d*p*ndent on a v«ry dtm- Inutlv* pension. From the queen they served so faithfully and well they re eel ved an annuity and a lodging tn that vast palace. Windsor Uaatl*. The order t* Indeed a pendant to that better known home* for the veteran* of the rank and ttte, t'halae* hospital. It* history 1* pe culiarly lnt*re*tlng. When that gallant warrior. King hMward 111. founded the Order „r the (iurt.-r In- ordained that aaach of the 2* launpanlona should In* allowid to present an alm-kntght to the provision made for them by the king According to the original grant these veterans were to be such "as through urivers > fortune were brought to that extremity that they had not or their own wherewith to sustain them nor tp live so genteelly as became a military [ condition That they might live genteelly they were giving a lump of some forty shill ing* a year, and twelve pence each dav j they attended the royal rhapeto-a small pension, It seem* to us, but ll must be, remembered that money haa vastly de creased In purchasing power since those early day*. Hut evil fortune awaited the alms knight*. They had been j.lar»d under the supervision of the canons of St. George * chapel, snd the*.* priest* seem to have bullied them unmercifully. Un der Edward IV th-> quarrel had grown to sueh a pttrh that the king interfered. Monks carried long tales to the mon arch of the Insubordination shown by the stout old warrior* to the rules that had been made for their government. The alms-knlght replied, but In cun ning they were nb match for their ad versaries: ‘ deed* not word* * might have been their motto, Jn the end they were shut off from the royal bounty, and, as an old chron icler of the time ramarka, "how they next subsisted doth not fully appear." Hluff King Hal. however, took pity on the poor old men that yet remained in the land of the living amt set apart cer tain lands for their maintenance. Queen Bess added to their lodging*, but Issued n series of strict regulations as to their behavior, which well became the maiden queen, however distaste ful they w ere to the alms-knights them selves. Their old enemies, the canons of St. George's chapel, were Informed that, they were to consider themselves responsible for their behavior, and se v#re jM?nM.Uiea awaited n "haunter of taverns” or a “keener »>f tote hours. When the queen visited Windsor they Nvqre to be ready to salute her; lastly, it was ordained that no married man could he admitted to the order, bach elors and widowers bein* alone eligi ble. Unlit the reign of William IV their uniform was more ornamental than comfortable. Indeed, during hot weath er it must have been wellnlgh intolera ble, consisting as it did of a flowing red mantle, decked with a scutcheon ot St. George" upon too shoulder. Since the reform lnsttuued by the king, however, it ha* consisted of a red swallow tail coat, dark blu* trous ers cocked hat With red and white plume, crimson silk sash and a leather belt lor « swoid. Of course, It is oul> y® vJP ? 0* # &wM '4400004 44* 4400*' 'omootw**** *1• v to(M<f I’- v( %»*rlitof Add-fMMM DBL Current Comment and Clippings No« a l aughtsg Matter N**w York INnl rtrDßtur rhltlUffl OrMNI dill h# R 0 It Moa'l Be Cost est led. I.ilher General WIJII has elected a ae* > mayor of Santiago without even ruling machines or a recount. Can'l Restrain Himself Washing'on Post. The t'ongrealoua! Record I* now put ting In a colored prrrn and making preparation* for the t»*p*w comic sup plement At Anv Old Hour. Omaha World-Hcra'.d Mr. Giosvenor ta willing to **|t* hts stub pencil at any old hour and figure out that Teddy Roosevelt is not a presidential possibility in IW# A Possible Causa. betrolt Tribune. General Shafter sgy* he never heard a complaint from an officer or a man tu the army. Probably they went to someone who ko<:w what to do. Not Fair to Senator Billy. Milwaukee Sentinel. It Is hardly fair to use Billy Mason aa an argument against the election of Mr. ltepw to the *enate. Billy does not confine himself to funny stories. The l imit Reached. Chicago News. Hon Thomas Brackett Reed believes the theory of American expansion is carried out sufficiently when he fills the speaker's chair from arm to arm. Consolation For Weyler Baltimore American. Ulanco and Weyier do not like each , other. But they have had something in common—misfortune. Weyler, be ing the richer, will be the easier am j soled. I It’s l)p to Dncle Sam. Chicago Record. The colonies that proved such a source of plunder and trouble to Spain i bring to the United States grave prob lems, which It Is now the duty of thia country to work out. Abrasion Threatened. New York Journal. Governor Roosevelt’s profession of distrust of the marlline would receive serious abrasion If h| should surrender so early to the needs of Quigg and the demands of Boss Platt. Right. Pittsburg Dispatch. Andrew Carnegie is right. He is a better friend to the president than the man who sits silent while conscious that the chief magistrate is about to commit a serious error. Not the Right Kin|J. \ Boston Post. ( President McKinley ia oil the wrong road. The expansion to which lie seeks to commit this country is neith er healthy nor congenial to the genius of the American people'. jf you think you, resemble a great man say noihing. The resemblance may uease rue moment you op**u >’ uul mouth. If you can't have whab you like try to like what you have. i » For The Soldiers! Regulation Gauntlets Regulation Hats Officers* Hats flannel Shirts Woolen Sweaters Rubber Coals Corps Badges Military CUFF BUTTONS Swords and Officers’ Equipments Uniforms to Order Cvercoats to Order DORRS 718 BROADWAY 718 “Good Ta*te AppareL" / A Seasonable f 1 bymptom j j 9404 o> J i \ * f ♦ll'fl a t«k* |*JV**41 4 4€*H.to 40 Y \ mm thmi ti m 0* fc*J. M \ Syrup of Tar i j / and Sweet Cum / / A»a* • ■ I*- ti» and (•'»* » V ptoft I r uf' in (l / (fV'tiliiMil of \ ' / If Your Face / i and Hands Chap / S \*# Mr Ci>eutxtk#r and A‘- r f II Of 1 I frftlli. It l» a \ j J | hl|* en*i Irtim U*mLii m C ! C tm** l k »B<i miA an iu in- I ! fant*ik rorr# Miwkw* ton I ■ itid irr.! •». (itm *««< ii titl J ( V J art#r HiavlnK— • twAli#. M S §00" Ihi bi|lint MeiHtal f \ •()•> <ti t ia m Y / t \ ilnacder Drm Ccupaif S J :m broad trr. v For Rent Farm of thirty acres just below city. Dwellings, stores and ffices in all sections of the city. Several of J. B. White's new Broad street houses are still unrented. Special prices will be made to de sirable parties. John W. Dickey 1 A 2 Library Building. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OK KENTUCKY i Absolutely htmtwWbto Tolteks From I>stc of lftsue. Lsrxc>t Stfitoß - - - - Lowest Preffitunn foltettorft Wauled; call <«■ write. U. H. STEINKR, Special Agent, 410 Dyer Building. [EACH DAT SEEi THE IIEKALD <i R0 * *! DAP, 4;ST«L: ~J S 9 id, IB you ii | WHOLESALE PAINTS. I I WtoffH | YtoHh« %o4o‘M* 40 94h*Om (tototo 404 m Id' 0400000 40 A *o*4oo §1 # IN# * 404*1*0 *4 #to• e 400 44 #9 Ilk* i tjtwmmm* mM*** WO i*. (Eyifcto*.-* to tOL* 9*040000 4*l*l/41% L, ~„ rrW(tmi^ omom 40*0*0 44*040 4*o 400**09 04 M* * «aoi ft ■ 14000 €*m 004% JNNi 0000049 h Okwai riast IW> Varaua ommrn rnmt Mm m-™ r**<* B Hurt (Winn Dm Ci JOBBERS WILSON'S IMPROVED AIR TIGHT HEATERS (VMHimn Nm than nr-'-totf Ito fu#l ntlwr stove# rrquinr to o**at your room; x t m ro morw rrmiomtol. It «U It* M nr- thirty-»ix h.»uia an*l tilth *;»r# ' tt( , U M never $0 trot. Witt l»um Chip#. KN.v'n«». Bark I loot a. Corn Co** m ia * ird Wood, and gtv# invi» h-at In \*om !.io* ami n tain ft Umoo* than ai yr ! love ewr mad#. For s«la By Tit itpsla Mantel 4 Supp'T Co. Uensral Builders buppltw, *3l Broad Bb. Augusta, Ga. Just Arrived Beautiful line of China Matting, solid Mahogany Bedroom Suits, Lovely Line of Walnut Suits, finest line of Extension Tables in the city from $3.50 TO SSO OAK SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY. FLEHINGABOVLES 904 Broad Street. i PORTNER’S ( HOFBRAU and 7 / VIENNA CABINET / / BRANDS OF f | Export \ \ Beers ] i are the best C S for thkm. / DECEMBER 9 Cents Traveling Cases | % Wos 00 4400 0040% 4m 44*00 I *#•>'%# 001 ■--00 told 00444 44040 0 %HI -• WPkf *m* ***** m 4m *m 4 IMttorww I- 0 -■i.o49t** V t-Jk %w >044001 [Collar and Cuff Boxes I k m 0 *O-00*0 4440*** # 00004 pmm** 9*o % ■tonTiF **"*j~*o I If -% ‘* O 4%t *m i J9£- %*%40440 [toto|totototototototo>ift«toWawwwwtotoMMK.:w,i It——ll to—llW—irrinnuirtaam CUT GLASS BOTTLES n'~ltonii in at «a» <*«wt ***** .4 *44 4004*0 ktod *4*m SO4 ¥4% 99*40*04%: |» 4. *sAM*m*M toooo9l* JEWEL CASES 4 mm o* *000404* so*o4 €%4om mo* | A ffo ff t *S, (•* taW-Wf 50 and 7Sc ATOMIZERS * 0*0441 0004 to* toe# ttot m 4440 900 4t* ■-mm 10004* i Swf < «*, iftlft* iSla 40000001 L. A. Gardelle. Druggist. PROF. P. M. WHITMAN. 109 ?th St.. Aacirta. r *«- •fvet nwt rtt tuts h *n « • X*' •*"*•* *'»■— **« toAtoft L>ai cat was sar hr*— arhU* pa taato FREE OF CKARtiF. COAL and WOOD FKOM THE North Augusta Coal A Supply Co QtitoUfy #i4 QSfttMi OuiniMiprd. F. W SCOFIELD, PRESIDENT Ball 'ffb*®* SUM bteuaga* »* Eastman’s KODAKS. We sett Eastman’s Kodaks and all size FILMS. Cali and see how cheap we can supply your wants. We have a full stock of latest styles of Stationery. All goods finest made. Richards & Shaver, 827 Broad st -» City. Paine, Murphy & Co. COMMIBBION' MERCHANTS. 803 Reynolds st^TelepliofleiSkSUr 1 mat* L. ii>*q K ir« Ci,*« to Sew York Chicago and New Orleans. Orders executed over our wire* for Cotton. Stock*. Bond*. Grain and Pro. vtalon* for ewah or on margin*. Local securities bought and aold. Referenda —National Exchange Bank ot Augusta, or Mercantile Agencies. FOR SALE. ' Number 12 Telfair street—Four room house—Got 40x150 feet. Ten acres of land on the Sand Hill*, near Hotel Bon-Alr. Dwelling of 13 rooms, stable, barn and servant house. Will sell at a sacrifice. Three small houses and lots on Sand Hills. Will sell separately or all. at a bargain. ST Acres of land near Wriehtsboro road. one. mile above city’s new water basins. 50 acres of land near Mllledgevlllg road, seven miles from court house. APPLY TO Clarence E. Clark 832 Broad Street. NEXT! gWI bag to notify mv friends and customers that 1 have added another chair to my Barber Shop, making six first-class Barbers, and I hope to accommodate my customer* without waiting. HOT AND COLI) BAIHS. COME EARLY AND OFTEN TO Hickey’s Barber Shop 21 j! ,t 214 Eighth Sf.. OFI’OiSIXE AHLINUTOa HOTEL.