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Central T1r"? ui Jock^jhVlllo and Savannah.
Eastern Time at Othar Pointy.
Schedule Id KfTect.Ma'y $th. 1900.
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' Barnwell .... 402p 4 02a
Blaekvlllo 417p 4 15a
" Springfield 4 40p 4 2Ha
" Sally 4 4?p 4 4la
A r. Columbia : . . OOpp (1 OOa
Lv. Charleston. (So. Ily .. . 7 pla I1 (Wp
" SunitniTVillo . .. 7 4lft 1200el
" Hrouchvilln 1
" Orancobiifu 0 23ai 2 j<la
" Klngville l5 15a 4 :??a
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'Trains 4a and 14 (mixed except Sunday)
Arrive and depart from Hamburg.
4 Dally oxctpt Sunday
Slipping Car Service.
Kxcellent 'daily passenger service between
Florida and New York
Nob. 38 and34--Nrw York and Florida F.xprsnix.
Drawing-room sleeping earn Ivlwcon
Augusta and New York.
' Fuilntan drawing-room sleeping enrs lie
twecn Port Tampa, Jacksonville Snvniinnh,
Wnshlngtdn aild New York.
Pullman sleeping ears lad ween Chnrlotte and
Riehn)?"d lining cars between Charlotte
ml Savannah.
Nos. 85 nod 3ft?U. S. Fast Mali. Through
Pullnmu drawing room buffet sleeping cars botween
Jacksonville and New York nod Pullman
sleeping ears between Augusta and Charlotte.
Ifiuiiig ears servo all meals enroum.
Pullman sleeping ears between Jneksonvillo
And Columbia en renin datlv 1m-tween .taekson
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"Whom the pods would dostroj limy
ursi mnivP uinii. rrnuc Minns emulengo
to tho combined might of West
orn civilization Illustrates that ancient
saying.
Mrs. Muggins?"Isn't it terrible tho
trouble wo nro having with China!"
Mrs. Muggins?"What's tho matter?
Has your servant girl been breaking
things again?"
farter's Ink
1* ?o k<>o<1 nnil so <-henp t.hnt no family <-*n
afford to bo without it. 1* yours Carter's?
It's queer how some lienf men can honr an
invitation to take a drink Ho. 32.
Tho man who is lacking in principle
can not hope to take much Interest in
life.
If you want "good digestion to wait upon
your appetite" vou should hIwuvs el??w n
bar of Pepsin Tutti Fruitl.
If other peoplo didn't put up the pawnbroker
would have to shut up.
To Cure n fold In One I?u y.
Take Laxative Promo Qoihixe Tables.
All druggists rotund the money if it fails to
cure. E. \V. (Irove'k sdgnnture on each box.
26e. _
Is the person who never wins anything
ungainly.
Each package of Putnam Fadeless I>te
colors more (roods than nnv other ,Kn m.l
colors them letter too. Sol?l by nil
druggist?.
In Condition to K?p?nt.
Eddie Hood, a boy proachor of Paris,
III., has Induced several of his fellowtownsmen
to sign pledges to refrain
from the wicked game of draw poker.
Little Eddie probably struck a bunch
of losers.?BufTalo Express.
Mrs. NVInslow'sSootldnu Sjrrnp for children
teething, softens the irnme. redtnns Inflnmnm.
Hon, nllsys p*Jn. cure-? wind rollc, 2Jic.s bottls,
Nell?"He Is such a tiresome storyteller!
And then he tells such risque
things." Belle?"Yes; his stories are
about as broad as they aro long."
?
lie Bi>M Prescription For <?btll?
and Fever Is a holtle of Quota's Tasteless
Chill Toxic. It Is simple iron and quinine
In a tasteless form. Noture.no pay. Price25c.
An actress can't very well elevate
the stage by going on a roof garden.
I>? Your I'itI Arhr mid IIurn J
Shake Into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease,
a powder for the feet. It makes tight or Now
Shoes feel easy. <'tires Corns. Ingrowing
Nulls, Itching, Swollen, llot. Callous, Sore
and Sweating Feet. All Druggists and
SIioa SI nriu (tal I l? Owni,ri
... . unui 1'IU jrul 1 Ilbr,
Address, Ai.lkx H. Oi.mstkd, IWoy, N. Y.
Profane history is the kind the student
usually sweurs by.
Piso's Curo for Consumption is an Infallltilo
medicine for roughs nnd colds. N. W.
Aahcbu Ocean Orove. N. J.. Feb. 17, lwo.
"MY OWN SELF AGAIN."
Mrs. (lst?H Writes to Mrs. rinkham.
Follows Her Ads Ice and Is Made Well.
" Pkah Mi<?. Pinkham:?For nearly'
two and one-half years I have been in
feeblchealth. After ray little ehild camo
I could not
T have taken hydra K. I'iuUliam's Vegetable
Compound us advised and now
send you a letter for publieution. For
several years 1 was in such wretched
health thai life was almost a burden.
I could hardly walk across the floor,
was so feeble. Several of our best
physiciuns attended 1110, but failed tc
help. 1 concluded to write to you for
advice. In a few days 1 received such
n hind, motherly letter. 1 followed your
instructions and inn my 'old self
again. Whs greatly bonetited before 1
had used one bottle. Mur God blesa
yon for what you arc doing- for suffering
women."?Mas. Ci.ara Gaies,
Johns P. O., Miss., Oct. 6, 13U9.
A I-'uil From Kur Jnpnn.
"Ko-Kwui" is quite tho fad of the
hour for afternoon parties. Sir Edwin
Arnold tells that the Japanese have a
pretty way of entertaining, the hostess
giving her guests a number of dainty
bottles, containing different perfumes,
and the lucky ladies who can guess the
proper names of tho scents receive
prizes. All that conies to us from the
Orient 1i?h a charm of its own. What
roulu be more lovely than perfumes
called "Dew From the Mountain,"
"Breath of Spring," and "Dream of the
Garden," if the names give any hint
of the odor.c. At a party given Thursday
only standard perfumes were given
iu mr guests, ann a young American
lady from the Pacific slope made tho
greatest number of correct guesses.
When she returns to her western home
she will wear a unique brooch, set with
diamonds and inscribed with the word
"Ko-Kwal."?Detroit Free Press.
4 J
Look at your tongue. ^
* Is it coated?
4 Then you have a bad ^1
e taste in your mouth every A
* morning. Your appetite ]
is poor, and food dis- "1
^ tresses you. You have J
4 frequent headaches and J
C" are often rli'm\r v^..- r^
. 1 UUI L 1 |
^ stomach is weak and %
^ your bowels are always ^
^ constipated. *
< There's an old and re- ^
^ liable cure : ^ ^ ^
n K ^ \
M Don't take a cathartic
r dose and then stop. Bet- 4
L ter take a laxative dose i
M each night, just enough to
cause one good free move
ment the day following.
4 You feel better the >
very next day. Your 4
< appetite returns, your
^ dyspepsia is cured, your *
headaches pass away, <
4 your tongue clears up, >
your liver acts well, and <
4 your bowels no longer >
4 give you trouble. >
^ Price, 25 cent#. All druffftl'ts. *
^ "I have tAkrn \ver's Pills for 85 ^
4 var-?,ainl I consider thein the beet ^
b made. One pill does me nxmioodf 4
. than Italia K>x .>f auy other kind I
* liave ever tried." k '
Mrs N. K. Tai.BOT, 4
4 March 30,1891). Arrington, Kan*. ,
I .A. A A A AA , A A dQ
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k THREAT FM CHIM
Free Communication With the Ministers
in Pekin RefuscH by Li,
MENACE OF DEATH TO ENVOYS.
An Offlclnl Statement That the Minister,
Were Held as floatages?Threat That
If the Allies March to Pekln They
Will tie Killed?War Councils Prevail?Peace
Supporters Kxecuted.
Shanghai. China (By Cable). ? Liu j
Kim Yl, Viceroy of Nanking, ami
Shcng. Administer of Telegraphs ami
Railways and Tuotni of Shanghai,
have both declared ollieially that the
foreign Ministers are held by the Chinese
Government as hostages, and that
if the allies inarch to Pekin the envoys
will be killed.
I
Washington. D. C. (Special).?According
to United States Cousnl-Gcneral
Goodnow at Shanghai. I.i lluug Cluing
told the French Consul that because
the foreigners were advancing on Pelt
in no messages would be delivered to
the envoys.
The rabidly anti-loreign Li PingHang.
who ordered the massacre of
missionaries at Pao -tlng-Foo. is said to
be commanding the troops in Pekin.
Mr. Goodnow reports that two proforeign
members of the Tsung-li-Yatneu
have been l?eheaded for urging
the preservation of the envoys. One
of those executed was IIsu. former
Minister to Russia.
1.1 Ilung Chang has been informed
that the only prominent supporters of
.Ching's peace policy are Yuug-Lu and
Wang AVeti Slum.
The reports of a massacre of native
Christians near Pekin are confirmed.
The number killed is given as between
RUHMi and lo.OtlO.
Major-ticneral Chaffee, through Rear
Admiral Remey. sends word that Hon
Japanese, scouting ten miles from
Tien Tsin. lost three killed and twentylive
wounded. Tills is regarded as
. C . 1. ' -
imooi imii tih* mi*>1*11911mustl troops
will moot with determined resistance.
I'ltKAOIIKS W Alt UPON CHINA.
Kmpcror William'* llellicnin Scvinoii oil
Hoard tlie Imperial Yacht.
Berlin iBy Cnblc).?'Tho papers prilit
ii sermon prom-hod by Kmporor WillItim
on hoard tho Imperial yacht llolionzollorn
from Exodus xvii. 11: "Ami
it on mo to pass, when Moses hold np
his hand, that Israel prevailed, and
when ho let down his hand. Amnlek
prevailed "
The reports show that the discourse
was hell loose toward China. Of the
soldiers going ILitlier the imporinl
proaolior said:
"They shall bo tho strong arm which
punishes assassins. They shall lie the
mailed list which smiles that chaotic
mass. They shall defend, sword in
hand, our holiest possessions. * True
prayers can still eijst the banner of
tho dragon Into tho dust and plant the
banner of the cross upon the walls."
Amnesty For llnirri.
Shanghai. China iltv Cabioi ?ii
Iltinp Cluing is preparing a proclamation
granting virtual amnesty to the
lioxers on condition that they cease
creating disturlnilicofl.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
CoiiKiltutlonnl Amendment h.k! Drumcr?t
le Ticket Win by Lnre? Majority.
Charlotte, N. C. (Special).?Heturns
of tlu? election Indicate that the State
Is Democratic hy a majority of "m.000
to tlo.iHM). The I.epislatnre. which will
elect il successor to Senator Marion
Holler, will he Democratic in hoth
branches. The Democrats will have
at least tliirty-eiplit out of fifty Senators
and eighty-nine out of 120 Hepresent
at Ives. The vole polled is one
of the heaviest ever known in the history
of the State. The vote for the
Constitutional amendment and for Aycock
for Coventor ran well together.
There was little scratching of tickets.
The election was for the Coventor
I and State officers, members of the Legislature
atlll count v officers. 11 ml f<>c ??
amendment to tho State Constitution
looking to a practical elimination of
the negro frova* politics, as the adoption
of the uYueiuliucnt would disfranchise
the hulk of Hie negro vote. By
far the greatest interest centered if.
tin* light over the amendment.
ELOPED AND WERE DROWNED.
Young Sweet licnrl* I.ont Tlielr I.tven Trying
to KtrR|in I role Kill tier.
Poplar lllufr. Mo. iSpeelnl). Martha
Kendricks. seventeen years old, and
Paul Vainer, an eloping couple, lost
their lives liy drowning in the Com
rant Iliver. while attempting to escape
from the angry fat Iter of the girl.
The elopers thought to outwit their
pursuer liy crossing the liver. They
embarked In a skitT, which struck a
snag half way across and overturned.
They were swept away in the swift
current and drowned.
PLAGUE CASES JN LONDON.
l'wo Sailors Menil and Others Are Sick
With the Mlsente.
London (By Cable).?The Peninsular
and Oriental steamer Koine with a
crew numbering 111 has been quarantined
ut Alberi Docks. Two Lascars
aboard of her died of the plague and
two others are sick with the sauie tilsease
at the Denton Hospital.
Dr. Collingridge. the port physician,
assures the local government that thenIs
uo danger of the disease spreading.
She had thirty passengers a I amid.
Wave Drying Up South Dakota.
Intense heat has prevailed over
South Dakota for live days. The temperature
has ranged from 9t> to 104 degrees.
Work in harvest fields has
been Interrupted. Pasturage Is being
dried up by hot winds.
Cut Worm IV?t In Hrlllult Colon.tun.
The cut worm ltns attacked the
ti!ruis of Itrilish Columbia and many
ai r< s of potatoes, pons, hops and green
st ill have been eaten up. No remedy
can he found.
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We. the undersigned, have known F.,T.Cheney
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Hall's Catarrh ( nie is taken infernally, ?-tliiK
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of such a thing. It is my invariable '
rule to return the ring when I break j
an engagement," said Miss Dinsmore.
The denti-t who mikes a >nv
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flollorl drawing room.
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of ten old people a
muscles of their
weak, worn out
\ is the curse of
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111^ie yellow
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^/jEua /< v Keep the bowels :
' fiBsWy and old age loses
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PREP PR ACOCK. Pres. "
A physician vindicates matrimony. ' t<
Ho has Investigated 300 cases of bald- | d
nous in mon, and finds Unit the trouble !
prevails to n greater extent with r*
bnelielors thnn married mon.
Tommy?"Pop, are summer girls ..
naughty?" T imray'a Pop?"Why do
you ask, my >on?" Tommy?"Oh, ^
they're always getting tanned." *
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HCIIAS. B. KCKKRIiK. 1'rAtldeut.
al Mailt! ?n where you iww notice of School.
lOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE.
DENTA1. DEPARTMENT
tInntit t'ollego of I'l.yitlclmiK nn<l Nnrgrom
Oi.okst < om.iiik is State Fourteenth An.
ual Soaslon op'-n* (Vt. ?: f'neeo April .TOth.
li?>p.> foiitonip atlnc ibo tt .tly <>f L)??ntt-'trjr
liotilil write for on nloRtio.
A.l.lr. >? S W KIISTI'i:. It.Mlll.
Ov'CU 111111:111 nilllilltlK. Atlultil, < ?.
AEDIGAL COLLEGE 8F*W.
["he Slxfy*THIr?f Sos'on Mill Cooa?
inenee October !?, IOUO.
Medical Graded Course Four Yenre,5^V00
'or J-e-sIon. l.'cutal (-rnrtcd Course '1 hreo
'ware, (0.Y0J I'er He-Moti ' hninn? outleal
our e T* Yc?'?. i IVI00 I er Ses-ion. Iti*
Cxira*. Ko furthe pirlrulars Addreti
hiiivroi'iii n rout'iiins, ki, e;,,
lean, HK IinoMt. V.\.
jf^ Tanks, stacks, stanfl.PIpes and
Mippt-lrnu work; shafting, I'ulpy%
( paring, lloxcs, Hangers, pie.
nst every day; work ISO hands.
.O.MBARD IRONWORKS
AND SUPPLY COMPANY,
Augusta, - - Georgia.
!Ki CHINA PINNER SET ,cE?ffi0
For 20c ii \V d' paVv! i- b.
5O0O SETSBb^o.T-kln
KEKT nl It ! :K*? :K KN < US *K VI> T KN
JKXTs I i 2c rtn is pa for Information. U.
S. China Company, V
Dep't "V" AKRON, Ohio.
ITTEVTIOX is |ho iit st.eil if von mention
t this paper when wr5 t n< ail ? e iI so . So.JJ
rhat Little Trek Tcr Ladles,
AI.H'U VAM N. l.ot'KKiT r., N. t".
?1
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the eve of life. Nine out
.re constipated because the
intestines have become
and flabby. Constipation ,
old age, causes bile and ,
main in the blood, making
and wrinkled, the eyes
ing the "bones to ache."
strong, healthy and regular 1
all its terrors and wcakason
why grandpa and
1't have bright eyes, and
and feel lively and active,
:eep their bowels open and
CASCARETS CANDY
the greatest bowel tonic
Try them to-day?a 10c
hat the tortures of consti\Y
^
ALL DRUGGISTS
lincral pill-poison in CASCARETS. CA8tine*.
They not only cure constipation,
ssiat, palatable, potent. Taste good, do
REMEDY CO., CHICAGO or I?SW Tofot.'iai
eaut.ful Shenandoah Valley
m moat boultbfnl location in all the Bunny
outh, la looated
The Shennndoali Normal College, ?
ie oldest and brat a.hool of ita hind in th?
nutb. It offers special advantages to young
dies and gontlomou to acquire n thorough,
ractlcal educatiou nt small cost, many stuenta
pay their own wny; has a regular courso
f instruction in Literary, Scientific, Comlercial
and Music Tfopartmouts.
-a.i
uur rree c,aiaiogue
>119 all about It. Write for one before you
oolde on a school for next year. Address,
The Shenandoah Normal ( ollrgo,
Itrllance, Vs.
No Time to Hreak Down.
"There's one fine thins about a poItlcal
career, after all." "What is
hat?" "Tt. keeps all candidates in
uch excellent health."
of North Carolina
al pedagogical training Annual rxpenaes
?u 400 ruguUr students*. Haa matrleulatod
ration of about 2.'0 puplU. To sci-urt
t 1.
'.R, Dean of <?olloj?e,
tireeuaboro, N? O.
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