XI \
7 -
COLORADO'S BURNiNG MOUNTAIN.
ft Mas Bcca On Fire for Over * Hundred
Year?.
A mountain, which has been 011 tire
Tor more tlian one hundred years, is
shunted just west of here. ><o close is
it thill its shadow envelopes the town
at 7> p. in. at this time of the year, and
yet the people hereabouts think no
more of 'I tbnti of the beautiful tSrand
river which washes the feet of the huge
pile where the Are lias burned so long.
To the tenderfoot, however, the glittering
patches of deep red tire, where it
breaks out on the side of the niouu tain,
nud is exposed to view, there is
nothing in all lids state quite its equal,
'l'he tire Is fed by a big vein of coal
Which t l?i? imiitiit'llii . iiiitnltiu lit?t lm..i i
the coal became ignited 1h not known.
The oldest resident says It was on tire
when lie came liere. and the t'te In/
dlnns, who once lived in this section,
say it was hunting many years before
the tlrst while man crossed the continental
divide. The supposition is Hint
the coal was ignited by n forest tire at
an early date in the present century.
It hus smoldered uud steadily bunied
until this day. At night. when the
inoon is dark, is the best time to see
the tire. Then it is that it resembles
the regions of inferno as given us in
tin? word pniutlug of l>unte. The
earth covering the coal is loosened by
the heat and falls away, exposing the
Klieot of lire.
The escaping gas probably assists in
stripping off tin* rocks and dirt, uud
wherever the vein of coal approaches
the surface the tire can lie seen. The
lirst tire I saw was fully r?(? feet square.
It had a peculiar red tint, while the
burning gus coining up at the base of
the coal vein added a bright blue coloring
to the scene. In many places the
surface of the mountain has sunken,
showing where the lire lias burned out
It a course.
Efforts have been made to extinguish
the tire, .some time ago a coinpaiiy
which owns a large amount of
fr??l In ml I.~ ...I > -
. ? ... .? > ..in-i iii i?-w ii ii11cu i r<mi
;i point Hevera I miles above tlit* mouii
tuIn Into which it succcpdcil in turning
I ho water which goes to form Klk
crook.
Previously a shaft had been sunken
In the mountain, and into this shaft
\tho water was permitted to tlow. The
shaft was soon tilled, but the tire was
above the level of the water, and the
I effort was a failure. Newcastle corronulenco
Kansas City World.
y Strang? Happenings.
\ Fbllr?You say 1 was born in T.onMf|
don. p'na, hut where wus mother
M born?
' I* Father?1;? u'vtprpool.
Hilly-Ann where were vou born,
papa?
Father?In (llasgow.
Tilly -It's very strange, papa, that
\ve three should have met.?l'lok-Mej
' Up.
Home | eople apparently talk so that they
won't huvo to listen to other people.
To Cure a Colli 111 One Itmy.
Tftko LAXATIVE liltOlfO QUININE TAni.ES.
All druggists retniut the money if it fAlls to
rare. K. \V. dm.vr.'s signature on each box.
Sfic.
The average politician is addicted to bolts
and burs. So. 47,
p Look at your tongue.
Is it coated? N
Pj Then you have a bad
taste in your mouth every 4
4 morning. Your appetite M
. is poor, and food di?- T
^ tresses you. You have J
i frequent headaches and j
ore often dizzy. Your 4
4 stomach is weak and N
< your bowels are always > j
] constipated. 4
4 There's an old and reI
able cure:
PilltS
4
< Don't take a cathartic
*4 dose and then stop. Bet- .4
ter take a laxative dose \
4 each night, just enough to t
cause one good free move- <
4 menr the day following.
< You feel better the ^
k 1 v^rv npvt *!?.. - r j
t i ? ; ? ?*?? uu) . iUUI I ?
I Ll ?PPetite returns, your p
I ' L ^ dy*PePsia is cured, your M
K, j headaches pass away,
EA' r <4 your tongue clears up, L
pJ vour liver acts well, and <
your bowels no longer
r give you trouble. ^
r . Price, 25 cents. All *
VI *
T ' I hare takwj Ayv'i Mil# for as 4
4 **rn,anri I consider than the best ^
V made. One pill does one mere rood# .
jr J tbAA half a box of any other klftd *
L^t bavoovor triad." W
k] Mrs M. K.Talbot,
' i March SO, 1989. Arrin#ton, Kan*. W
lis? oVArZiS! Thontpsss's En Wsler
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MAYOR FLOOD ABRESTEE
Elmira's Executive Accused of Forgery
by a Youne: Woman.
HE iS HELD IN $10,000 BAIL
MImh I.ooiiIi-, Win. Hum l(ct>ii ('on vii-t.-il
unit ScnlciKTil For Forgery, Sulil t<i
ttiivi- I inplii'itti-il tlr. Flnoil in tier
Crime? Alilt-rimui McCiinii, 1 to- Major'.
1'olitli-iil Kiirin v, Si-rnri-il I In- Warrant
Eltuira. X. Y. (Special).?Dr. Frauk
II. Mood. Mayor of El mini, a ivsjiei'tcd
citizen, a husband and father of a
family, was arrested on a warrant
charging him with forgery. Mayor
Flood's arrest is the result of the setitencc
to Anliurn Prison for four years
anil nine mouths of Miss (Catherine
l.oonic, a pretty and well educated
you tit: Eltuira woman, who stands cou
vieted of offering for record forged
deeds to property to which she had no
claim, knowing they vere forgeries.
Miss Eoouie lias made a confession
implicating Mayor Flood in her crimes
and declaring she wa largely under
liis influence at the time they were
committed.
The warrant for Mayor Flood's arrest
was issued liy Recorder Michael
Ikiuaher upon a complaint sworn to
by Alderman Francis McCann, of the
Fourth Ward The warrant charges
forgery in the lirst decree \tnvm
Flood was arraigned before ltecorder
Dannhor and upon waiving exntnination.
was hold to await the action of
tlic next tirand Jury. Kail was fixed
at .Slo.tMMt. Former ('(iimrcssinan T. S.
Flood, a cousin of the tayor: .liaison
II. t'lark and Fire Commissioner l.a
France signed the hail bond.
The story of Catherine I.oonie and
her arrest and conviction is a singular
one. The young woman is a lifelong
resident of Hltnlrn. and was graduated
front Notre I tame Academy. The deeds
she lias Ih-i > convicted of forging
transferred real estate in litis city
owned by ,\!iss Margaret (5. Kennedy,
of liinghan.'. it. to Miss I.oonie. After
they had been tiled Miss I.oonie obtained
it loan of S'J.titht on the property
from the Fltuira Savings Hank.
The forgery was brought to light
when Miss Kennedy called tit 'lie otllee
of a local insurance company to renew
policies on the buildings. Then
site was told by lite agent that she did
not own the property, it having been
transferred by her to Miss i.oonie.
Miss Kennedy ai once iiisthnti>?i no
investigation, which resulted in Miss
Looule's arrest.
She tinnlly made :i confession to J>istriet
Attorney Ahlrhlge. in wliieli. it
was said, sl.e implicated .Mayor Flood
11 the crime. When brought into the
County Court she pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to four years ami nine
months in Auhurn prison. Site was to
lave been taken there .Monday, hut
I. J. llassett. an attorney, acting for
Alderman Francis MeC.ann. of the
Fourth Ward, obtained from Judge
Charles It. l'ratt. a writ of habeas
orpus for Miss Loonic. She then was
aken before Recorder lhinaher. and
was examined with regard to her afblavit
and confession in tb<> hands of
he District Attorney. Site reiterated
his testimony, and signed each page
>f It.
Flood is forty-nine years of age. has
i wife and two daughters, and is one
if the most successful physicians in
he eity. lie was at the last municipal
'lection, elected Mayor over former
Mty Chamberlain F. F. Randy, who
s now serving a sentence in Auhurn
.U'ison for embe'///.ling about !?St),OlMl of
he city's funds.
3ANK DEFALCATION DISCOVERED.
tlemlici* of a Niinliville I'irin ConfrMC*
CoIIiihIoii Willi a llool. iiri'pi'r.
Nashville. Tetin. (Speciall.- Willi the
tsslgnmeiit of Conner & ltrady, wellftiown
wholesale grocers, a defalcation,
in which the first National Rank
>( this city is affected, is brought to
Iglit. The amount involved is $.~ii;.<MU>,
mi the bank otlielals wi l lose nothing.
Will I.ee, the iudivi rial bookkeeper,
i man of forty, who hud lived a life in
V'nsliY ille apparently of exemplary
*111 bits. It'll here liist .luiy. Tlit' bank
tibials became aware of tin* perulaions,
ami, from what ran br learned
ooked at tiller to bee's bnndsmcp. lie
ivns nrvrr bronchi bark, ami the af
'air was liuslit'tl up.
Tilt' investigations wolf ipiirtly coll*
iiiui't! Itrnd.v bus confessed that tlir
irfuiirt linn's accounts furnished thr
way by whieh thr iiiiliviiluai liookowprr
tlrfrautlt'd I hp bank. The bank
hiuks I'rndy was thr only member of
lie lifin criminally liable.
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
t Surplus of *?0,A?7.04I0 in I In- I nn
n*enl Tenr.
Washington, I?. ('. (Spreiali. Thr
animal report of the Treasurer of the
I'niteil States. Kills 11. Huberts, on thr
operations ami eoailitions of the Treas
try. was submitted to Secretary tinge*
The nri ordinary revenues of the
'iovertiineut for the fiscal year were
fitiT.'Jbi.H.VJ, thr largest In the history
'f thr country, exceeding those of
1N00. the next highest, by s-tT.'jol .'Jsm.
The inereasr of $."?1.'JSO.'JTJ over the
preceding year was enntribuieti from
all the general sources, but chletly
from customs and Internal revenues.
Oil the shir of the expenditures there
was a net increase of $1 I7.T"x.;;sn. in
comparison with 1R00. so that the deficiency
of SMP.11l.oOO for that yeat
was eonvtrteil into a surplus of S7P.*
?_ i .mm in r,Mf.
Montunu I'm*# ( nptnrfi m fW>?p?rario.
After a running flght. during which
three deputy-sheriffs were wounded.
Sheriff Kellogg and a posse captured
a desperado who robbed and probably
fatally shot Frftuk Beaver, near Ix>gan,
and then killed SberlflT Young,
and wounded four deput'es who attempted
to arrest blurt at Sprlugdale,
!Moot. None of the deputies wounded
are fatally hurt.
l'lagiu- 1Uri<? lu MaurltiuH.
Bubonic plague la raging in Port
Louis. Mauritius.
flUl
imr- JiH
Beet For the Bowele.
No matter what a: Is you, headache to a
eauoer, you will nMt r cat well utatll your
bowala are put right. CaaaanftTa help
nature, cure you without a gripe of pain,
f>rodooe easy natural moverpents, cost ypu
uat 10 canta to start getting your health
iaak. Cascabkts Candy Cathartic, the
genuine, pat up In metal boxes, every tablet
hes O.C.O. stumped on It. Beware of
Imitations.
Senator Hoar told tho Smith college
girla the otheo- day that the angola of
glory couldn't compete with tnem In a
beauty show. And tho dear rreature3
no doubt ntidged and whispered:
'Isn't he a sweet old caramel?"?Denver
Post.
Indigestion ie a had companion. Got rid
of ft by chewing u bar of Adams' Pepsin
Tuttl i'rutti after each meal.
Tbe men of most means aro the meanest of
most men, somotfmes.
FITS permanently cured. No tlta or narvousnet?
after first day's use of L)r. Klln?'i (irotl
Nerve Kestorer.82 trial bottle and trentbefree
Dr. N. if. Ki.IKK. l,td..lK>l Arch St. Phil*. 1'*.
Tub bald-headed roiu may console himself
by the fact that ho was born thai way.
Tiia Ileal Proscription For 4'lillla
and Fever Is a bottle of Gaove's Tastm-ess
('an.:. Tomc. It Is simple iron and ipiiuino
in a tnsieleks form. No cure,uo par. Price 25c.
Perhaps they call thorn department stores
because the shoppers never want to depart.
Hoke Smith, of Atlanta, hag present
-d traveling libraries to fourteen counties
In Georgia. The hooks aro intended
for the school children and are ft) make
the circuit of the schools.
Wanted.
A traveling salesman In each southern stale:
950 to OO pur month and traroMnx expenses;
expei lelie- not absolutely necessary Add! ?es
l'eulcks Tobacco Works Co.. Pcutcks, Va.
Speaking of Hie effect of civilization
upon the Indians, the wealthier tnem
hers of tbe tribes in the territory arc
sending their cliiloreu to Haskell in
stitute lu special cars.
Ili-ware i?? OIntmerit* (or 4'ntnrrli
1'lmt Contuln Vlerc?irjr.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
mall and complete! v derauKU tfiewhole system
when enter! ug It through the mucoussurface*.
Such articles should never bo used except on
proscription* from reputable ph\ slcluus. us tho
aamaRethcy will do is ten fold to the good you
ran pussibl) derive from them. Hall's t atiirrli
t'ure manufactured by F. .1. Cheney A Co.,
nTTailo. t?.. roanUM no niurenry, and is t iiken
internally. ai tini: directly upon flu- blood urn!
uiurmiA surfaces of the system. In buying
Hall's < lit urrh i nrc l>o sure to get tbo genuine.
It is taken Internally, ami is made in Toledo,
Ohio, l>y F. J.< beney <* t o. Testimonial* tree.
|y"Sold by Druggiwtn; prlre, TV. |wr bottle.
Hall's Family Pllla are the beat.
less girl into the thoughtful v
on the watch day aud night,
well-being of her daughter, s
children also.
When the young girl's th
she experiences heaclaches, di;
an abnormal disposition to slc<
limbs, eyes dim, desiro for s
society of other girls, when s!
friends, then*the mother shoul
Isuch a time the greatest aid
ham's Vegetable Compoi
system for tho coming chan;*
tnis hour of trial.
The following letters fron
of Mrs. Pinkham's efficient ad
Mi9S Good asks Mr;
" T>kab Mrs. Pinkuam:?I hav<
time with my monthly periods bcinp
it. and put. mysolf in your care, for
month menstruation would hecoino 1
for six months. and now it has stopy
ou? and of a very bud color. 1 am i
work
R E. Pinkhara'
M < y just simply
^ work is now
j*?ur modici
^ 7M1 would use yc
A/^'v 11 'P8S suffrrin
^fftrkXlK ;i A T relief I haro
EmIE?5l c?K
$5000 SB
m-M y^JB mJ0 testimonial i
^ writer's special
ttitif tfiiriiirf^
V > :. Lj. ' ):.? . ' J 1
What a Wife Did.
"Pooh!" said a mail iu an omnibus,
ns'he ami other business men were 011
thoiv way to the city, "my wife is the
most methodical, careful, neat woman
you ever saw. It is all nonsense foi
u woman to let a bouse run into tils
orderly ways. You ought to see how
my wife does things."
"Well, of course, that Is all very 1
well in theory." responded another, [
"liut the best housekeeper gets be- j
hind, or something, sometimes." >
"My wife never does. She is always
the same. She keeps everything
in lirst- class order."
'She must be a verv remarkable per- !
!
son," said another man. "How long 1
have you been married7"
"Ten years. And she has never I
dl-appoinUd me. Why. gentlemen.
she always nuts everything iu the
sumo place. and you know just whore |
lw tiii<I everything you want. For in
f 111 tu e. I went to my handkerchief i
liniwe- this morning before daylight 1
mi l inoic out :i liniiilkereliief iiiui put
it in my pocket lipfore starting out.
and i know .just :is well us 1 know
luy own nuine that that huudkcrcliicf
is just stu-li u size. Mild has has my
Initials worked In silk in one oorner."
And the hoastful man put his hand
ill his pocket and pulled out?and unfolded
a white nightcap. with long
strings dangling fioni it! Tit Hits.
(iood I'noltloii,
Truntworthy men wanted to travel. Experience
no! fitmoluicly iiMcet-sm * Kor particulars,
address Peerless 'lob. IV Lh.. He<lfont I'lty. V?
The mistakes of our life muy be many
but we sincerely hope that we mainover
arrive at the condition that deserves
the attention of the acrostic
(lend.
All goods arc ulike to Putnam Fadei.es*
l)ii-, us they color all libers at one boiling
Sold by all druggists.
W nit's Ofllclnl H nlIu n> 4. iiidr of the Souih
Is an iadisprnsubln companion totlie traveling
man and an acknowledged need of the man
01 business. Tbc price Is 25 cents. Issued
bv Watts Publishing I'onipnuy, Atlanta. <ia.
Pi?n*s ('nri> for Consumption Is an infill*.
; l?l?* iiK-iiiciur or <'oii?1is and culiln. N.
Sauuku Ocviiii 11 rove. N. J.. Feb. IT. li*W.
Mrb. Wl nslow'sSoot hinir Syrup for children
trotliinK, eoftrna the gams, roilucesluflamtnfi(
lion. allay it twin, cures vriuil folic. 2&c.a bottle.
11
11
'%t^IW$MsEk ill
f^)ri^lion of vital value to her
littir is a precious legacy, and
o is largely in tho hands of the
?ige that develops the thoughtIonian
should find the mother 8
As she cares for the physical I
0 will the woman be, and hor I
oughts become sluggish, when I
zziness, faintness, and exhibits I
*p. pains in the back and lower I
olitude, and a dislike for the !
fie is a mystery to herself and I
d go to her aid promptly. At
to nature is Lydia E. Pinkuml.
It prepares the young
e. and is the surest reliance in
1 Miss Good are practical proof
vice to young women.
Pinkhum for Help.
.Tunc 12th. 1R09.
c been very innoh bothered for some
irregular. I will tell you all about
I have heard so much of you. Each
ess and less, until it entirely stopped
>ed again. I have become very nerii
voting girl and have always had to
nrd. I would be very much pleased If
11 me what to do."?Slt<?f? PkarlGood,
snuc and Yeslar Way, Seattle, Wash.
The Happy Result.
rehrunry 10th. 1POO.
fits. Pinkham : I cannot praise I.ydia
s Vegetable Compound enough. It is
wonderful the change your medicine
me. I feel like another person. My
a pleasure to me. while before using
nc it was a burden. To-day I am a
happy girl. 1 think if mure women
nir Vegetable Compound there w ould be
g in the world. I cannot express the
experienced by using LydU r. Pinktable
Compound."-?Miss Pf.art, Good,
enue and Yeslnr Way, Seattle, W^sh.
ft Bft Ow.si to tha (act that trwir tkrptirel
|E II peapla have from tim* to tunc questioned
^Sft mM ,hr the testimonial loner*
wc are constantly publishing, we have
thr National City Bask, of Lynn, Maoa , $3,000,
paid to any parson who ran show that the above
tot genuine, ot wei published before obtaining the
permission.?Lydia E. Pimkmam Midiciki Co.
LIBBY'S
Soups
| TEN CENTS |
J Libby's toups arc as good as soups
can be. Some cooks may know 2
9 how to make soups as good. None X
2 can make them better ? none so
cheaply. Six plates of delicious
m soup for to cents ? and think of *
2 the bother saved! J
9 OxtaU, Mollagatawny, CMrfcen, 2
Mock Turtle, lotnato, Vegetable, #
o and Chicken Gumbo. X
?
At your groccre. in cans ready !or ioataat
? aernng ? ju?t heat thetn. #
? LfDBY, MoNEILL Sc LIBBY X
? Oliiongo
Wiite for our hooV'at, "Hv* to Make 9
? Good Tiling* to Kit."
mm ink wg HI ' OT'TtSKGlVK"*. Posi1^^
By| ^ TIONk lil'illlHTIU by
ft* 8w SB L j-.O'iM-j,, <i: K !! Km*
IP? IpA B** I'siti. Writ* quick.
aS K ft y. (a .u.i. Hub. coLi.iai,
B ? *s?B (95a Mui ou, Goorgla
M| *u Safest, surest cure for
Or.oUll S-11 thn,?t ?n,i luu*
*** w trouble#. People praise
Cough Syrup
tjuick, sure result*. I
Kefuae substitutes. Get Ul. bull's Cough Syrup.
Saw Mills
SI29 TO S929.00
With Improved Hope and Belt Feed.
SAtVR. FII.EH Slid TEKT H In Stock.
Engines, Boilers and Machinery
1AU Kinds Hud Repairs for same,
fchafttng, I'nIUyi, HviUpg. Injoctors, I'lpas,
Vulve* and Fittings.
I LOMBARD IRON WORKSi SUPPLY CO..
ACQl'KTA, UA
1111 UTCn i S?KSfT? I'OK Till:
I WANIbU . OLIVER TYPEWRITER.
WW lTsc your influence anil < t rn a nnii-hino
for roursclf or make :i nit-c tirnfll. hv solllnu
? few machines Hnmntr your frii?n Is. Wo sell
1 oil installiiienls ami tiki- other makes of
niactiilies us part payment.
Send for Catalog aud Terms.
J. H. CRAYTON, Ocn'l Agent,
A* ni-KSON, s. < .
Money in Chickens
. l or *33r. In ttarapi \\ miiil > I'M
V f I'AUI. Kliuli giving IUD experience
KiJ ol u practical Poultry linlmr?not
/j i f >n amateur. Uut u man worktop
,/ v ,or dollar* ?>i1 i rata?.luring AS
f ^ \i Mil. It lini'lin how to D?t?ai
J glut Guru l>lni-?eH. I'rol for &Kgi
i also for fattening: which FoirlnO
1 ?' Ji?*r tor MrrcdUig; cvcrjUiInx r*
1 1 ijutaitefor prolltalUc Poultry rala1.1
m*. iit>t11\ riiHi.isiliNu
CO. 131 I.Mnaril ft I root, .Sew York.
nDADCV NEW DISCOVERT; ris?
W M fx I I -In ek rr'iaf aud car** waul
num. llo .? f trwlimonmis anil 11) ?1 n > ?' tJ eat man*
IVre. Dr. H H OBtEK 8 BOH*. Box ?. AtUala, Oa.
ATTKN'I lOA ir facilitated if you mention
this paper when ? ruing adverttaera. So. 4 7
ni>?t Coitjih Syrup. Tost on Good. Use
TPd^ ~ Reason why |p
| HP we get so
1 ,,v manv orders 1
*
Engines, Boilers, Saw mils, Orisl
Mills, Brick Haclilnery. Ciinnlng Mach
inerv, Machinery Appurtenances and
! Supplies in (Jsneral is
" E A SY."
I noen id neeu, itrop us u line anil wo will
do the rest.
A car load of the celebrated "Sprinkle"
Wood Split l'ulleya just In.
W. H.GIBRES & CO.,
( OM11RIA, *.
AW MILLS, CORN MILLS,
CANE MILLS, RICE
HULLERS, PEA HULLERS,
ENGINES. BOIL!
ERS, PLANERS AND MATCHERS,
SWING SAWS, RIP SAWS.
and all other kinds of wood working machinery.
Aly Sergeant Log Ileum Saw >1111
Is the heaviest, strongest, and most efficient
j mill for the money on the market, quick,
; accurate. State Agent for 11. 15 Smith
Machine Conn-any wood working machinery.
( For high grade engine", plain slide valve.
! Automatic, and Corliss, writ" me: Atlas,
Watertown, aud Htrutliers ?V Wells.
V. C. RADII AM.
Alain Street, COLUMBIA, S. C,
\a world
without ^ M L/5/C
OR < i ANS $35.0o UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
ffT Writ* for C*lnlo|>nr and Term?
AddrrM,
M. A. MALONE,
Columbia. S. C.
RAM'S HORN BLASTS??
HE man who ask*
God for bis dally
bread will not ^te
ought to he out
In the field at
He who- lets tho
ofierlng basket gt?
by may have less
rouse to blush
than he who tries
to make a nlck'-i
ring like a dollar.
Men of the slrongeet denominational
convictions often ore found feeling for
the smallest denomination in their
poeketpockets at the eollootion.
A doctor's hood will do a fool no
good.
A collection is often a selection of diminutives.
The world is a hotel and not a home
to the Christian.
There is no breath perfume like
heavenly con vet sntion.
Kxpan.-ion in soul is one of the laws
of the leaven of Christ.
The good seeds that fail of fruit are
but a reproach to the soil.
A man uni t be great in soul before
God rcn give him great service.
On the Delectable mountains the
higher you go the less the frost and
snow.
Helping others is the best self-help.
Priest and pastor are far from synonyms.
If you give the d vil nothing to dovour
he will soon depart.
The sale on is the devil's bank.
Wild i a-s will yield wheat.
Hell is to see heaven but not get it.
A cocked hat just fits a lop-sided
brain.
Hypocrisy is treachery coated with
.*es portability.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time ?t .lurksonvllle and Savatitiah.l
Eaitcrn Timo at Otbar Point#
ScbodiUem Effect blgy Cth. 1000. ,
_ No,tT"BouNp- ||| ^5|
Lv .Uckaonvlllc .(P. 8) S~3i>a Tito
" Savannah (So. Kv ) lilftp 12 OSbj
" Bnrijwoll io?p 4 OOal
Black villa ?Kp tj.lv
Springflvld 4 40p 4 38a!
. ?"l'y 4 4Sp 4 47a
Ar. Columbia aoOp ft 00a
Lv. Charleston, (So Ky y (Jua 11 00l>
" Sumrtirrvltlo 7 41n J2u0ot'
" Brnuchvllln 8 5oa 1 Mai
Orangeburg 0 23a 2 50a
King villa jOjja 4 80a
Ar. Columbia 1100a 6 Ma
Lv. Augusta. (So lty"? rTuOa SOUu pftup1
Lv. ilrannavillu .. .. 2 43a yulpioiSp'
Lv. Edgefield ~~ T~7 TT5p ....
Lv Alkcn 3 30p
Lv. Trenton "ft in* VbOp 11 00p,
.'ohnatou .. . ft &>n 4l4pU20p
Ar. Columbia. (U. D.) 5 50p 2 10a
Lv. S?lumbia. (Bldg It 0 30a 0 lOp 6 ISV '
.. Xvn"8boro ??lP
ChcHlor 7 Mp 8 I'M
A 8 29^ 8 47a
Ar. Chnrlrtlte .... mop 040a
ArD.inyilli* ,. iTSIo TSp
Ar. jtn'li'inonrl . . . .. | . . " ITuilTa?
Ar. Washington 7 U5? TflOP
t!u!tlTV0irc? ,lFa Rrt) i lis l?ifip
Philadelphia 1130a 2 54a
_ N"w Vork. _ 2 (Xlp ft 13a
Lv. Colombia !.. 11 40ai 7
A.r Spartanburg aiop'll 25a
A she villa 715p.2 60p
Ar. KnPKvUle r. 4 lfcu 7'Alp
I Ar. CirioinnnM . .. . ~|. TSiplTS!
Ar. liouisvillo . ....... .... 7 80 p! ? itJuk
lH?' ^1 Vn SftlVo M
*?M iniKM-M>. 311*01 K
1 oilu *>a"y
lv. Louisville . .. "fiSS J 4flp
Lv. Cincinnati *. "m :ihu 8U0p I
Lv. Knoxvilie | aiii TTiSi
" Asheville 8 0H? aoap
" Spartanburg 11 15a fi lRp
I Ar. Columbia 3 a>p o 43p
Lv Now\orUTPSTTi.ll) " 880p !216oi
Philadelphia flOSp a SO?
" Haiti more . .. 8 27p 0 22?
Lv. \Vivnht'gt'n (So Hy) _ 930p H 1S?
i Lv. Richmond " . ~m.. TT5op l'SjlrS
' Lv Danville , .. 4 :saa ~&153
I Cr. Charlotte V 15a lSTSJp
Roel< Hill 0 04a l0 4.au
' Cheater p 35a 11 25p
i " Winnaboro 10 21a 12 15a
Ar. Columbia. (BlclrSt HKip 1125a 1 2Ua I
Lv. Columbia. (U. p.) It&Oa 4 UGa
. Johnson lOitOp 1 33p 6 32?
Trenton 11 00p 1 *5p rt 4ha \
Ar. Aiken ~ .~T~~. TSm ffiSi
' Ar. Kdyertehl j 2Sp \] i)?
ArOrnnitmnlle .. fiOOnt TlVp 7 18a
Ar Augusta .. . MOOa 21jOp ? 00?
Lv. Columbia (So. ky) 4~55f> 1 06a
.. K?nRvil!i? 4 48p 2 82a
1 .. Ornnaclmrg 583p 3 45a
brniicjivilla G 15p 4 25a
a ?? ,"?v"'* ' 7 23p 6i2a
1 Ar. Charloston , 8 I5p 7 00a
AV R7"I 1100a 1 25a
V 2*L'7 ? 12 421.; 2 87a
.. Hprlngflohl 12 SOp! 2 45a
Blackvtlle 1 12pi 3 06a
Barnwell , ^{,1 3 aia
Suvaniuh 320p 515*
Ar. JackaonvMla (p S.) 74trp'025a
I ruins 43 ami 44 (mixed except Sunday 1
"iiili1"1 depart from Hamburg.
rDnlly except Sunday
Sleeping; Car Sorvico.
'lally pnisenger service between
Honda and New York.
n?rS" n Ulll}'!4 Vorlt mid Ploritla Kxprens.
Draw log-room slceptug earn between
Auguatn and New York,
Pullman drawing.room sleeping cars be
ween I ort fumpii. Jacksonville. Savannah.
V. ashlngtnn and New York.
Pullman slneying cars botwecn Charlotte a id
Ki'-hmond pining cars between Charlotte
ana Savannah.
?JIOf|.35wU- s* Knst MaU- Through
tollman rtrnwing-rooni bu'fet sleeping cars between
Jacksonville and New York and Pullman
sleeping ears bet ween Aimnata 1.mi eti...
lotto. Dining earn sflrvfl nil inonlt enroutn.
Pullnino Hlci-plng cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia enrouta daily between Jacksonville
unci Cincinnati, via Aaneville.
PRANK S. GANNON. J. M.CULP,
Third V P & lion. Mar.. Truffle Mir..
Washington, I? C. Washington. 1) ti
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