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No 88 ? >>??!V < a ml*n 8 Oi 12 50p WrH?Ue 9 20s 127:. *K-rshaw 10 50s 2 0"p Hr on Springs II 20a 2 12p "iM-a ier 12 2l)p 2 47p Jli? ei ?i.ie 12 40;. 2 6op ? a mvbi Jet 2 3'ip 3 I0p Hoi* i HiU 4 Oop 8 JOp Y'?> k v In*. 5 20p 4 18p H k-.ry Grove 0 05 4 60p A KKIVW Bla.'K-lMirj? 0 60p 5 20p i I I0\ VK8 ''l'lekahuig ft 45s 5 25n 1 fH"??r*on rtpg 7 451 ft 49p Sit) ?>? 8 LIU OOOp Henrietta 9 2fta G4I?? K'irei?t ? 'iiy 9 ftfttt 6 ft9p Rutnerfordion 10 30a 7 1ft ? Ttierma' * Ity 12 00* 7 50p AKKIVKS 1 M?'r|iM? 1 OOp 8 30 O ' KA8TROUND No 32 iSo 34 No. 12. ; Daily. 1 RAVM. Ma) loll ft OOp 2 00p [ Tnennal City 6 30p 2 4ftp! Ruih-rionhon 6 0Sp 3 2ftp . Forest city 6 20i? 3 ftOp I Henrieila 6 3Sp 4 Op! HhoMiy 7 Iftp 6 OOp j Palt^raon Hpg 7 2ftp 6 12i> [ A RKI VK* RiiicksiiU' g 7 48p 6 40p I.KAVK8 BiackabU'g 8 Iftp 7 00a Hick- ry Grove 8 4^* 7 fiOa Yoikvi.le 9 Iftp 8 ftOa Rock Mill 10 00p 12 00a Catawba Jet 10 20p 1 ftOp Riverside 10 40p 2 OOp L.M"C*?ter 10 ftft > 2 37p Heath Mpriogg II 20p 3 Iftp *K-rshaw 11 3ftp 4 JOp WestvUle 11 50p 4 30p sKRIVKS. , Camden 12 2ft ? ft 30p GAFFNEY BKANOH. WESTBOUND# _ No Jg No 13 f ?BA V Kg. ' i Blaekeituig ft 30p 6 00a . AB1VBS. Gaftney 6 lOp 6 40a j KASTBOUND I I , F A V FJ4 I Gall'ney 7 10a 6 40p j A R1VB0 Blacksnurg 7 ftOa 7 20p * 20 Minutes for dinner. Note?Trains Noa. 32 and 33 are operated daily Trains' Noe. 84. 8ft. 11. 12. 13. 14 lft : and 16 are operated daily except Bunday ' Connections: At r amden with Southern Ry , H A. I*, and A. O. LI 11. At Lancaster with L & (?. R. R V Catawba Junction with Sea board Air Line. At Rock Hill with Southern railway At Yorkville with Carolina A Northwestern R. R. At Blackaburg with Southern railway. At Shelby and Rutberfordton with H. A. L. At v arioh wifh Southern rafiway. 1C. B. SHAW, Qen'l. Paeeenger Agent. \ T H E G 'HE CROW Our c:>aii er Carolina. not u better assortment of morchan y. What oi l goods we ha I hav< id now we take pride in our n?w the latest and best in everything Goods. figured Satin Stripe Lawns bought nice 5 cents They are beautifu ne case seersuckers in stripes nn< ts. We are i?. receipt of a lot ol will run theiu at 8 aud 10 cents, ipidly. HE GjP Turk ft V PflVQ Ilnnlo QoitiiiaI I .w??j lujg UUU1U UUillUUI The $95,000 Handed Over While European Governments Vainly Demand Settlement by | Sultan. Washington, July 10.? The State department has received the amount of the American indemnity cluimed again.st Turkey, $95,000, through the American legation at Constantinople. As is ulways the case the claims in the aggregate considerably exceed the amount of the indemnity actually paid, hut our govern ment has expressed Heel* satisfied with the payment. It assumes full responsibility for the distribution, the Turkish government leaving it to the state department to distribute the money among the claimants at itb discretion and after its own fashion. These claims are principally baaed upon losses sustained by American missionary and educational institutions in Turkey, notably those at Harpool and Maiasb, but there are a numb, r of individual claims, such for in* stance as that of the family of the unfortunate bicyclist, Lenz, the Pittsburg man who was killed by Turkish soldiers while attempting to go around the globe on his wheel. The stale department officials feel the greatest satisfaction at the settlement of these claims. Secretary Hay had been toid by diplomats skilled in oriental diplomacy and in the political conditions of southern Europe, that he never would be able to collect them. Not only was there extreme difficulty in bringing any pressure to bear because of the remoteness of Turkey, but we had to contead with the jealousy of the great European powers, most of whom had claims against r? V Turkey vastly larger in amount than ours, and whose total was1* beyond, the ability of the Turkish government to meet. For more than a decade these American claims have been pending. I / ANSOI DS GATHE ess values draw ( ipetitors are com] .Tl! n 1 ri 1 ' n A wins sines, suppers, ini uxior Here, wo are doing h tretnend . Jin this lino Our spcond lot of !a< miiuve just eoniP in, with <?no, two a utliat could ho desired and prices lo ELadiss Fine Summer Underwear Id has hcen recently added to on i * Phss-' garments o >ne in good inns U? rimined in laco and embroidery ar Fsiiriees are le.nirka dy cheap, 25 c< a2ti, $1.50. / LN SON Free Trade for Porto Ricans Will l>e Established With United States This Month ? May Turn People of Cuba to Consideration of Annexation. t Washington, July 9.?The I) ?n? rorio iviciiiis are to receive their lit):tl installment of Aineric.ia citizenship on .July 25. Five trade between Porto Kino and the inainj land of the United States will, on : the above date, be established by proclamation of the President, in j accordance with the provisions of the Foraker act 'Hie influence upon Cuba of tiee trade with Porto Rico is regarded as u matter of much consequence which must be taken into consider ation in looking to the future of j the two islands. An element of Cuban annexationists, expects the Cubans, after securing independence, to 1 Mik with envy upon the advautago derived by Porto Rico j from having free trade with the I mainland, andtobecoirv. clamorous for annexation by means of which , to obtain like privileges. Six Million Boxes a Year. ; In 1*895, none; in 1900, 6,000,000 boxes; that's Cascarets Candy Cathartic's jump into popularity. The people have cast their verdict. Best medicine for the bowels in the world. All druggists, 10c. IT DAZZl.Ks THM WOKLD 1 No Discovery in medicine has ; ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. It's severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Heraor* . rhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of whom it has restored to heulth. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croun, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickest, surest cure in the world. It is sold by Crawford Bros, and J. F I Co., who guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles 50c and $ 1.00. Trial bottles free. Grip make* one ncic, weary and restless. ?>r. Miles' Restorative Nervine brings rest. J i . - v ' . y ?r cash :r you wii lie ca*li buyers >vl ilahiing ol dull tiui d TipQ ,M vi ilVUi I HI lous husines. No one can touch usj 1 if-i, misses and cli Idrens Sundals c nd three straps. The styles are till"a wer than elsewhere. \ 0 \ r stock also the Misses and ehildrens lin an.l nains >ok and are beautifully J id are cot ri^lu and lit ri?*ht. The] ants, 50 cents 75 cents, $1.00, lp ii> CASH Mr Bollinger Will Rnn ; i ___________ Attorney Gcnerul to Make the -p| ! Race for Congress in Second ? District. i ? . Charleston Post. ! Attorney General G Duncan S| Bellinger will he a candidate for ( Congress from the Second district, Fi which includes tne counties of C< i ' Aiken, Barnwell, Edgefield and e? I n ; Hampton to succeed Hon. Wil- \vi 1 lain Jasper Tolbert, the incum- 111 ' hent, who has announced his in- in tention to rm. for Governor. to Mr Bellinger stated to an Eve- Ti ning Post reporter ,today that at *t: the earnest solicita ion of his b> 'many friends in the Second dn- yc trict, he had made up his mind to lai become a candidate for Congress. It has been published that Mr. til Bellinger would probably make be the race,but no positive announce* at ment has been made. Mr. Belling- as er said today that he would posi- fo tivoly he a candidate for Congress Pi from his district, and authorized wi a statement to that effect in Champion Wheat Grower. m Spartanburg, S. C., July 10.? ar Captain George B. Dean is the champion wheat grower of his neighborhood. He sowed S bushels tl( on a patch of ground specially ')!l prepared but not specially fertil- a" ized and the yield was 1115 bushels, j 81 He thinks the secret of the, phenominal yield was the fact that ha plowed extra deep. * mm ? Married Three Soldiers. Raleigh, N. C., .Inly 10. ?There is an odd application for pension before the board. An Alexander county widow swears that'between May 20, 1861, and April 1, 1865, w< she married three Confederate ^ noniierw. Ur. K Dticohn's Am. MMurteo 9100 " I ,n 1 * May be worth to you wore than $100 , ^ af you hav?/ a ohhd who sons bedding cr from incouteoenoe of water during sleep. Cures old and young alike. I' cl irre?*? 'he trouble at onoe. $1. Boid by o .mcHey 4 Oo, Druggist, Lan? | easter, 8 C. U . * ? f STOR : X FIND tile our les, we are liust [en's Shirts and Shirt Wa Shirt Waists for men arc the ost. no vest, no ru?t , ? - i ; ?* n<l u li<jht hreezy shirt wuist. V Ve have just received another lot 0 cents on the dollar. 35 cents, mrt worth from 50 cents to $1.01 (underfill Millenery Success Two stocks ?ronc already. T liss Kvuns* tine work has charm* rices <in uiillincrry this season at retty handed suilor at 20 ceots. "STOR] Modern Surgery 10 4'Inards" of a Lumberman Loaded TVith Lead, Made Good. i lecial to The State. Georgetown, July 9 ?Last! ridav, atone of the Atlantic i >a t Line company's logging j nips, Samuel Smith, a negro, i as accidentally shot in the ahdo | an, and brought liere for treatent. An opeiation was necessary save his life, and Dr. A. K. ivlor, of the company's medical atf, performed it, being assisted i r Drs. Allen, Jandon and Sawir, all connected with the At-1 ntic (.'oast Lino company, lioth the largo and small intrsaes had been ponetrated, there nng found nine distinct perforions some of which were so large to require from twelve to urteen stitches to close them, irt of tho mesentery (or spleen) as nlso shot away, the hall beg imbedded in the Inmhar muses 'I'he operation was one of the est difficult known to surgery, id the mortality in such cases is ?ry high. It is gratifying to ate, therefore, that the opera-1 >n was an entire success. The! itient at this writing is bright! id cheerful, and begging for I nger snaps. I | Raiiroad Wreck. ightv Passengers on the Lake Shore Killed?A Fast Train Runs Into a Freight With Awful Results. 1 Cleveland, July 9. ? One of the nrst wrecks in years on the alee Shore railroad occurred! irly this morning. At Nottingham, ten miles east 1 this city, the Southwestern xiiterf and Cincinnati and St. ouis collided with a freight. The, igineer, fireman, and one mail erk weie killed. Two mail clerks1 id several others were injured, ighty passengers were killed. E ^ n n rip n nm DttrvUrtiiO. ling out tlie si lit!. lists. g? They till a lotii* f 11 want. No hin<; hut a pair of summer trousers Hmt could tie nie for hot weather if tine sample shirts and pants at 40 cents, 50 cents and tin cents foi ). he third is now ?oin<; rapidly. Our ?d hoth town and countryOur e lower than usual. We otTer a E. Siege of Charleston Squad of Tiger Fighters do Great Damage in the ''City by The Sea.'' Special to Greenville News. Charleston, .July JO. ? A new squad of dispensary constables arrived here last night and through out the day they have been makimr lliimru ' ? uii|MV(ioaiiii v Will III lilt the blind timers. They have raided a score of places, and whereever they have been they have made a clean sweep of everything that pertained to the suie of liquor. The liquor, or contraband stuff, was for the most part siiiaII, hut fixtures and counters were carried otT in great (plantities. There is weeping and wailing among tbe tigers. Tonight it is impossible to get a drink of liquor in more than one place that has not beon Wiry" before in years, it is presumed that this is the beginning of tiie onslaughtor upon ttie tiger keepere of the leading cities of the State. ELLIOT & CRAWFORD. NEW BUGGIES I NEW BUGGIES I We have just received the 1 'rottinst bit of Riurifiiu nn.l v riagcs you over saw. Wo invito your attention especially to our now, up .o-date ruhher tired hug gy?Nothing like it this country It must he seen to he fully apprcciated, so call and examine it your self. Wo also have now a lot of Nice Horses, and Harness and Saddles to fit the in. ELLIOT A CRAWFORD. | pT Subscribe to The Le doeh