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At Me Kail A nllmd is being tend entirety sem nnd Somy !:m tile Golf cl Finhnt tea on tile iL'aat; dred and twenty Arctic Circle, foraed by in carrying north of the hns norp~ mites to point only i tec. Attbi will conhft ■d of to ex- cm Sweden them end of west to Ofo~ out one hint- north of the the route ia nilroad built tor r mo*l of which la i .Circle, end Sweden for extending it US weglnn border at * -Are miles from Ofo- end the railroad ith a line in Finland.. “ *h» Gulf of IJ 5i| 3l5‘ ot $ d Jk mWm ^y< ion to fiiitnd, to (Me ftst Utii ttj feast coast r froD tb® of tbe pjcnisb Trom bord-'i length of the !>no undred miles. Tba JJ" Unrated tp. ^ n» is CS' id i? SoTired!” As tired to the morning as when I go to bed! Why is It ? Simply because youf blood is In such a poor, thin, sluggish Condition it does not keep up your gth and yon do not get the benefit jour sleep. To feel strong and keep •ong just try the tonic and purifying effects of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Our word for it, ’t will do you good. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is America’s Greatest Medicine. Hood’S Fills cure all liver ilia. 25cents. eondl *|lm: w& Catching a Shark. A thrilling hunt for a mnn-eating shark took plae» In the harbor of Key West last week and came very near re sulting fatally for those engaged. The shark was first seen swimming in shallow waters, and three boys start ed out In a rowboat to capture it. They Iwere armed only with a small harpoon. They managed to get close to the shark without attracting attention, and plant ed the harpoon securely In its back. The big fish plunged forward when It felt the iron, and In a moment the boat •was spinning through the water like an express train. Several attempts were made to loosen the rope, but in vain. .Meanwhile they hesitated to cut the rope, for fetir they might lose the shark. The boat was towed in this fashion more than an hour. At times the shark -would turn so suddenly as to greatly endanger the boat, though keeping all :the time in comparatively shallow wat er. The boys began to shout for help, and a yacht was sent to them. Just as the lyaeht came alongside the shark made ia dive for the boat and tore a big hole In the side. As the boat filled the yacht jeame up and took off the boys, and the lehark was killed with a rifle. It meas ured 15 feet in length.—New York World- ~ that Mrs. Wilkes has! Mr. Hlggla#- Yes. I met her down stairs this after noon and she was wearing that uglv old $25 hat you thought you wanted. —Chicago News tufae- claims, true, the cost wUl be uni- But we await the demonstration of these accepting them.—Amer- Itnrist. ■ J Keep the FIs* Growing. —a is not generally known that a Snail amount of grain fed to pigs dur- ,<ing the summer, when they have a run in pasture and orchard, brings a larger return than if fed at any other time of the year. Most of the corn crop is fed out to the hogs late in the fall, when they get so much that their stomachs are unable to digest it, and the grain does little good. But unless milk can be fed with corn, some other grain or wheat middlings should be added to make the proper ration. Give the Calf the Flm Milk. Becanse it is easier to milk while the cow’s bag is full and a full stream will flow, and also because the saliva in the calf’s mouth, full of saliva and and mifk, snakes milking unpleasant for the milker, it is the habit of many farmers to milk what they want for th« house and let the calf take what is left. It is very generous to the calf for such fanners to do this. Bnt we can tell them it is a mistaken generos ity, for the first milk, having much less fat than the strippings, is better either to make the calf grow or fatten than the strippings can be. Most farmers think that milk cannot be too rich for a fattening calf. Bat this rains the cow, as by the time the calf gets to the strippings it is tired of suckling, and will never drain out the last drop, as the good milker always does. Tim growing cities of Europe—ln J as they are, constantly anc ly in the density of “ ‘ ^ present an area unfavor- able to human life; and it has been| estimated that unless snch a city Paris were supplied with human life! from outside, everybody in it would J die out in about four generations, re- * fleets the New York Snn. The con ditions of city life are unfavorable ’ to hnman longevity and health; but ■ to examine in a city when we come who tjjgy are that will aorrive — longest and are the beet able to com- these unfavorable elements and therefore, must become the > ' ' the/ the bat who, leaders in that city and found most prominent families and will gain the most control and get up into the highest society by living there long and getting as much as they can from their fellow citizens it is discovered that they all have skulls of a some what similar type—long-skulled— somewhat below, in that respect, the medium skulls averaging throughout Europe. A man must, in other words, have a long head to get along in a great city and found a family there and continue it for a number of gen erations. Our word ’‘long-headed” is, in a certain sense, a provision of scien tifle discovery; it is literally and &1 solutely true to the eraniologist. Cutting and Caring Hny. In handling hay the first thing is to get the tools in order before the time comes to start the mower. Some like a five-foot mower bar, others prefer a seven. Some like the side delivery rake and follow that with team and loader. Others thin£ it best to leave the grass in the swath nntil ready to load. If left in the swath the hay will endure quite a shower without|injury, but if raked up a rain spoils it, par ticularly if the hay be clover. Put clover hay into the mow green, scarcely cured at all. If tacked down solid and the doors are closed and kept closed nntil after the hay passes through the sweat, there will be no dust in the hay. Clover out in the first bloom should be fed to.cows; that cut at the last of the season when the seoond blossoms were nearly gone could be fed to horses. A hay loader will pay for itself in two seasons on M it is neoeasai iwi4<»»n —a COUW NOT SLEEP. ' ltoth M!E aarof * 1 any clew on hay or straw. :« Thrilling. He—That must be a very Ictereatlr book you are rriwllng. She—Oh, it’s awfully exciting! heroine changes her gown alx times the first chapter. •ajiq u.fpioojfl—..'tnni qipn. du.us ni^ euo ou U.tico an.. ..‘Pnitu s Pl 8a 13AOU an }uiu sjKUoq Xnq*H<>OH| A Startled Mother. From the Freeport (/H.) Bulletin. While busy at work la her home, William Shay, ooraar of Taylor and oock Avenues, Freeport, 111., waa start by hearing a noise just behind her. Turning I % quickly she 1 t saw creeping toward her her four-year- old daughter, Beatrice. Ttie*» child morod'''- over the floor_ with an effort,, but seemed filled with Joy at finding her mother. The rest of the KsttoEf to Mra.BKos Waa BlattM. the mother’s own words. She said: "On the 28th of Sept., 1896, while In the bloom ot health, Beatrice was suddenly and severely afflicted With spinal menin gitis. Strong abd vigorous before, In five limn, tier si Mrs. Madge Babcock, 176 Second Bt., Grand Rapids, Mich., had ovarian tnuible with its attendant aches *nd pains, now she is well, llere are her own words: “Your Vegeta ble Compound has made me feel like a new person. Before I be gan taking it I was all run down, felt Mred and sleepy most of the time, had pains in my back and side, and such teirible headaches ’ all the time, andcould not sleep well nights. I al ii ad ovarian trouble. Through the advice of a friend I began the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound, and since taking It all troubles have gone. My monthly sickncssused to be so painful, but have [ the slightest pain since taking -juu. medicine. I cannot praise your Vegetable Compound too much. My husband and friends see such a change , in me. I look so much better and have gome color in my face.” IL ^ \ ii A Tii^lnin invites women who are at Lynn, Mass., for i freely offered, t sickness; n^rfad .aMpjpur me M Vegetal iher wgfljyysh*) beesq for OMll SpeccBjiow^ We called in our IxIIsalepL ever, was noreffected. How to Slake Cheese. iaraily doctor, one of the most experienced Soon we shall have weather adapted one* to cheese making, and as some parties Before long little Beatrice was compelled like to make small cheeses for family to wears plaster parts jacket. Prominent nse, the following hints are given: fK^e beS^ui^ The prepared rennet can be found ticed until we triad Dr. Wllltoms’Pink Pills, either in liqnid form oria tablets of "Busy in my kitchen oae afternoon I was two sizes. Small tin cans hold 100 stanlod by the cry of‘Mamma’from little i . , , i . iw, Beatrice who was creeping towards me. I large tablets, each supposed to be suf- j, a ,j pi actt( j on ^ improvised bed in the ficient for 500 pounds of milk, or the parlor comfortably close to the fireside other size, of 200 tablets, each in- »nd given her some books and playthings. 1../1 for mo iinnmle of milk Of She became tired of waiting for me to come tended for 100 pounds oi muK. ur 5ft ,, k an(1 made up her mJnii to go to me, com se, in actual use much will depend 90 her story, ‘My Pink Pills made me upoi the freshness of the milk, the walk,’ which she tells everyone who comes temperature and other conditions, but t0 ™> r , house was then for the first time if tb< milk curdles too quickly use lees SE.S’k;;! 1 ?, fK rennet, and if too slowly use more, pills nnd her pale aUd pinched face has Dissolve the tablet in pure cold water, boeu growing rosy, and her limbs gained using about a-cupful to one small tab- Shesleeps all night s r long now, while before taking the pills she ..arm the milk to eighty-six de- could rest but a£ew hours at a time.” Pr. let * • — _ grees, and pour in the rennet, stir ring it at the time, and for a few min utes aftei. Then let it stand nntil the curd is fit for cutting. The 100 pounds of milk should make about a nine or ten- Bowels and make* ng easy. :u!-i 0 u a w w _ GRKKTNVILLK, a. C. fllGOflOLIG A Vacation and a Cure, MORl'nIXb Private, He-ttiil, T0B6GGO Homelike. U&IKG ^ yourself »n habitue, have you not ■ frteml who need* the treat ment? This treatment W positively a Speelf- to. 'IhelilseMed Nervous system 1« restor ed. The will power li re-esubushed. Pri vate •rcotumodsUon* for Udte* pon’t let falne pride keep you away. Write or call The Kealey Institute, Greeuvlllo, 8. C. The only Keeler Institute In South CaroUaw * * - w v r vV £4040*0404040404<>^0*040404 YOUR 6 m. suits ACCOMPLISHED DAUGHTER a Maybe the grocer is “just out of Ivory Soap but has another just as good.” No other soap is just as good. Insist that he DiisiaES AND XII’RITS \ PIANO or AN ORGAN. Money and . time Is lost on ►OOOOOOOOOOOOcrweu mu mo unless she is provided with an instrument to keefi up her prac tice. I represent the builders of standard makes of Pianos nnd Organs ami am in a position to save you money nnd supply tha most reliable inatruuenta the market af ford*. Write me at once for prices, terms and catalogues, stating whether you pre fer Piano or Or^au. New Org >ns from ?i5 upward. New 1’iauoe from S1T5 upward. M k 11 l Columbia, Si. C. dress 111. A, “31056, Pianos & Organs. MURRAY’S ~ MOUTH WASH. 1 Usu .Hurray’s Ho urn \4anh and your breath will be pure. Your gums will be healthy and bright; Your teeth, the gems you most value in life, Will always be perfect and white. • •9 get Ivory Soap for you. A WORD OF WARNING.—There are many whit# eoape. each represented to be * — .s. < luorv V they ARE NOT. but like all counterfeits, lack the - •• «•—u •• Soap md nslst " Just as good as the * Ivory they peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine upon getting it. Cnmcht.'Ma W Tha Pmtw a OmiMv Ov. Ask for " Ivory TO YOUR in . a Horae? How to pick oat a good ono? Know ' ^ diaeaee and effect a cure Want to learn all about a Horae r JCfcVW wsw ipevfeotiona and so guard against fraud? Detect disease ana i same ia possible? Tell the age by the teeth? What to call i of the animal? How to shoe a Horae propeflv? All thi L - "Vv»«in«vi br reading y >naw w— the different Horse properly? All this and other « hy reading onr 100-PAGE ILLU9- ’ * vrorunt ot he animal? now so uable information can be obtained by reading our .TED HORSE BOOK, which we will forward, postpaid, on receipt 20 Cents in Stumps. gookPublishing^House, Il34, Leonard Street, - ••• PRICE 25 CENTS. Semi Your Orderw to THE MURRAY DRUB COMPANY, COLUMBIA, S. C. HAILEY-LEHBY CD, ^ ********* AVE3 Engines nnd Boilers, AULTMAN A TAYLOK Tluv.dicrs. “MONII OH r Dustless Grain Separators, Gins, PressPA* Com ami Cano Mills, ENOLF.BT’RU Rice Huller and Polisher, DE LDACH Saw Mills. Leather & Rubber Delt lng, I.nolng, tSiekingH, I*1 pc. Iron Fittings In jectors Pulleys Shafting, Hand Pumps and General Supplies CHARLESTON, - - S. C. Try our B-L Co. Anti-Friction Babbitt Metal We all knew General Merri^ was a fighter, observes the New York and Express, but we were not ex ting an engagement before be was f-way to the Pacific coast New York City. EDUCATIONAL BttS»«ESS OfiBORMC’S (udoneM nsrsigsisSSliHSBS SAW MILLS. If you need a saw mill, any alee, write me before buying elsewhere. I have the moat complete line ot mllra of any dealer or manufacturer la the South. CORN MILLS. Very blghwt grade Stones, at unusual ly low pr"*** Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by all druggists. Coal is dearer in South Africa than In any other part of the world; it is cheapest ii China. ____________ Beauty la Blow* Deep. blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar* ■. > ’ r clean, by iving All ita pe riiiee from the body. Begin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets,—beauty tor ten cents. All drug gists, satisfaction guaranteed, IQo, 25c, fide. A nutmeg tree of the largest ties will pro duce no more than five pounds of nut megs. la ,0k - „ ... p-l ritstloas of teething and Usual Summer Troubles of children of any age makes it Justly popular as a household remedy. Teethina Aids DUostlen, Regulate# the hows 190? • vrvr MI In Oue Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet*. All Jruggiets refund money If it falls to care. 25c. Parisian barbers are legally compelled to Lash their hands after attending a customer fed before waiting on another. The china owned by the Czar of Russia is ybably greater In quantity than that owu- by any other person in the world. i’s Cure for Consumption relieves the st obstttoate coughs.—Rev. D. BrnuiUEn- , Loslngton, Mo., February -A, 18«l. Jr*. Wlnslow’sSoothlngSyrup forchtldrea ett\jng, softens the gums, reducing intlama )n,allays pain.cures wind colic, 21c. a bottle I ersounlly Conducted Tour to Provi dence, Boston, and White Moun tains via 8. A. L. and M. A M. T .Co. July 23rd, is the date selected for the Dial excursion to providence via Seaboard Line and Merchants’ * Miners’ 'trans ition Co. Steamer Tickets will only bo on tho23rd, and will be Dmlted to20 days idate. qllowing passcnKcrs to return on regular steamer and train within ’bat 1 he following rates and schedule will --Stions—rovtUons Chiarsnlced-tCatalnguc Free Send g cents In stamps for pnckel rali'ulator. rmmu mmfmm WILL RE-OPEN SEPT. 7, 1898. • •• Thornuithly prepares toys for best colleges. West Point and Annapolis. Beautiful loca tion and exceptionally healthful cllnmte. $200 a year. For illustrated catalogue address Or. Sam’l- W. Murphy, A. M. Princi pal, Puyettevllle, Ff. TRINITY GILEUEIH I Offers full course* In F.nslUh tanguag* and Lit rrnture, Ancient nnd Modern Langunne*, hl*tor>' - AK'lolosy, Msthmnstlc*. I'hliosopliy, Hlble, Low and Commerce. Women adiultte.i toall coune* of study. The largest endowed Institution of learning In the State*. Hoard from 86.30 to 8IO.OO per month Tuition #9<>.00 a Year. Next nesnlon open# Sefitemher 7.1811*. For Catalogue address JOQN C. KILUO. Durham. N. C. Planers, Mhulders, Edgers, Band Bawa, Laths, etc. ENGINES AND BOILERS, Talbott and Liddell. Encleberg Rice Huller, In stock, quick delivery, low prices V. C. BADHAM, No. 1826 Main St., Columbia, S. 0. 24.50 22*45 23.15 23.80 23 55 1«0 V. M. 4:15 P. M. 3: if. V. M 28^ P. Jl. 2 40 P. U. ~ Educate for a Situation We educate you, nnd then eecure a Massey’s BITSIMI-:** COI.I-KGfc, COLLMBL’8, GA. Bend for Catalogue No. C BUS a'*-»v — , experienced party should enable him J or her to produce an eatable product —Farm, Stock and Home. Food For Young Chicks. More than half the young chicks that die while very young do so be cause they are improperly fed. Even the most dreaded of all pests, lice,will never trouble the chicken that is fed as it onght to be, and has free range to scratch in the dirt. Bat proper feeding does not mean pampering the chick, and still less does it mean feed ing with soft indigestible food, that A French wrlter attl1bateg the Rrao< , o( the gives nothing for the chick s gizzard Spanish women to the fact that many of : to work on. We never failed to have tbcm Are taught to fence, good success with chicks after they were big enough to eat whole wheat. After awhile we took the hint and cracked the wheat, and] they would eat this cracked wheat the second day. The chick needs nothing the first day. Its last act in the shell is to store up the remainder of the yolk and white. It ifi these which make its body, bones, ■' •lland feathers. In picking its way I * “ * • * .tie T* Cur* Constlputtou Fc Take Osacareta Candy Cathartic. 10c H C. & O. fall to ourc, druggists refund ■ Last year the rubber output from Mexico 1,000,000 pounds. rreupevtlle. ler. I to Boston sun extra. | steamship "Fairfax” will be placed in i on this occasion and the service will 1 __jt class in every respect. Meals and teroom berth on steamer going and return, 1 be furnished holder, of the special tif k- , without extra charge. The capacity of i steamer Is of course limited and applica- i for reservation should be made as early . .sdblo in order to secur • the best accom- gatlon. S. A. L. Ticket Agent at Atlanta, will make reservations and furnish I of rooms occupied. The Passenger tment of the Seaboard Air Line at nth, Va.. has issued an attractive •rar*' of this trip, cuplee of which will be sbel upon application to any 8. A. L. Horse Brains, i rant Hebron (Maine) horse proven rit ia this wise: Two nights in suc- >n the nag slipped his headstall off pushed an inner door of the stable and llkl 4he outer railroad door his teeth and went into the field himself to grass. He was (,-d by the prints of his teeth on cross-ban ot the door. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C. BARGAINS SECOND HAND _ MACHINERY. Ulus. Gins. Gina. One 10 saw Lummus gin, feeder and condenser, good order, Sun. One 4i) saw Winshtn gin end ooodensur, good order, $50. One 4U saw WTnshlp gin, feeder and condenser, good order. $A>. order. $15. it, good order. ffJJ. _ __ gin. feeder and condenser, good as new, MUU. Pratt gins, feeders and condenaert, good Two SO taw 1 order, $100 each. ~ “ gin. feeder and condenser, good One To saw Pratt gli order, #120. Two SO saw Hunger feeder*, good order, $15. One <10 saw Wln*hln feeder, good order, $11 One 50 saw Van Winkle feeder, good order, $12.30. One TO saw Pratt feeder, good ower. $2u. One 10 saw Pratt condenser, good order, $90. Engines and Boilers. One 20II. P. Atlas engine and 25 R. P. portable bolter complete, good order, $k)0. . One 25 II. P. Liddell engine and 25 fl. P. Atlas return tabular boiler complete, good order, S275. One U H. P. portable boiler, fair order, $15. One 15 U. P. Oelaer engine and boiler on wheels, good order. glOO. One 4 H. P. engine and boiler on sklda, fair order, $90. One t H- P. Vortical engine and boiler [Farquhar] good order, $>3. One It H. P. Toxer engine and bolter on skids, gi> *d order, $40ii. One 20 n. P. Eric engine and return tubular boiler in good order, $250. One 2u H. P. Lombard return tubular boiler, good order, $100. .niM-.-llullOOU*. One Taltiott Ponv saw mill, falroruer, $luo. one Uoodell ft Waters 24” aurlaoer $111. Two Boes cotton proMea. good order, $19 each. m SIXTT SECOND ?EfW BEGINS SEPT. 8,1898. Eleven Professors and Instnictom. Throe Courses for Degrees. Ample Cabinets and Laboratories. Location Healthful and BeautifuL Gymnasium Complete. Terms Reasonable. SEND FOR A CATALOGUE. J. B. SHEARER, - - PRESIDENT. STOPPED TUCK ~ PMTMBMtlyCarti Insanity Prevented by “ taY M. KLIMTS 8 SI A IERVE RESTORER >'<Mu«r Mi r* op* *n jrrrvMM * i*D 1 s■> i anrl TV FifliM' r*fined- *tur am da;'•'■■*. Treatise and $$ trial bettta fr*«u nipsOwt*, l£*r »*/usupnMcW(Moity wfc-n naHrM. 8»4 to Dr7$HB«. Ltd. Bourse Imttltnt* of MaSloliu. Ml Anb St.. PhlUd.lokla, r«. {BUGGY THAT COSTS Rx| TO $s- ebesp. trukj Mat It worth all II mt* ud Thu link tbt (XU* < ud lutkw, S r 1* PrlM B*<- crimiuwp clous that, in'-.*-— whic shell the ohick instinctively rxu- _U„I, al campaigns ^fad in this state, aid run for and be elect- ice and these charges not o made, but allotted to nd ouly be brought to u peace and unit? reign- litics been placed upou a I®* •ad commeutary upon and friendships that we -ble only so long as we re for office, and it is a on the works of our - we have so many them ready aud will- 'fhsome of the shell, and this ideab? r8t 8”* * or the gizzard. Btnt.infh i® itself dissolved and having ^ £or growth - 80 the . . Vl “^ jmt cracked wheat intelligenr or V e r yfi ne gravel. mended. some gravel with This is tl put iu a fair way men, and on to take care of must be judged. Oi*, rant or vicious cau be personal feelings. The^ re- and upright will pass worthy of consideratiod for that man whjed judgment and *** Ireland Unen industry represents an fn-! vestment of 8350,000,000. Ho-To-l Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, —n Hoag. Mood pure. tOc.tL AUdruistoO We consume 460,000,000 pounds ot coffee annually. Conductor E. D. Loomis. Detroit Mich . tys: "The effect of Hall’s Catarrh Cure : wonderful.’"Write turn about it fkdd t Druggists, 76c. In 1816 the vslue of s bushel ot wheat In : England was equal to that of a posed of nails. To-day a bushel of wheat ‘wlU bay ten pounds of nolle. |r«4 *xl«.. (MS pal* Butk* ‘‘A Link BW -riM th*r STAkD t s.. •«( *tMt la ywr OCK mil BUGGY CO., geek Hill, S.C.I •**r wont 1 on Ihcl irrlag eoMU or m ok tog eaqtUrlr* of od- i.t-r* a will be lo year advantage le men- |liis paper. So. S8 j Bevel-Gear WAmtp* Chain less Bicycles MAKE HILL CLIMBING EASY. Columbia . Chain Wheels, $78 Hartfords, . . 80 IHpwIlU* Vedettes, $40 A 38 POPE MFC. CO., Hartford, Cons. The above offered Write l * Quick. nil Unusually on new machinery, all kinds. subject to prior &»1e. lav jw prices W. H. 6IBBES & GO, [ GoS 'c^riotbe^^cl COLUMBIA, S. C. REPAIRS en vote shown Id FARMERS WANTED Ae Affenta for Youna’e * Cabled Fortable Flank Fence, it® P 0 **?, tab mortise, nothing needed to bund thi- fence but pUnks, hammer, eaw and nails, 0%a of the greatest Invention* of the age . i id fineke YeetIJtt Away. To qytt tobacco eeklly and forever, be netlo. fuU of life, nefrve and vigor, taka No-' Bae, the wonder-worker, that makes weak Strong. AU druggists. Me or II. Care teed. Booklet and sample free. . . _ Steflisc Remedy Os. Chicago or Kofi York Can be token down and but up ae fast as tJohaaflf can load and unload from a w-icen. fuee it to fence, iu my herd of ered ?oUni r.-klstered ?oUnd China Hogs. It enables mi to move my left m often as 1 desire, - qu, $jl waste corners where taere rbeweeds,clover, fruit, nut,.etc., ► ^gate^cauM tihey'can see tire practical ! great Invention. Write before l i great invention, w n le oeio elye gets towhsnip or county. { YOUNG, • • Greensboro, It, C. SAWS. RIBS, BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &c,, FOK ANT MAKS OF GIN. ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES And Repairs for same. Shafting. Pulleys, Belting, Injetoore, Pipes, Valves aud fittings. Loim \m ws & supply co., AL’Gb’STA. GA. War Atlas. The Seaboard Air Line has gotten out and placed in the hand* of^aU ’ticket Agents larger cltiee n detail, and with maps of tha World. North America, Europe aud South America. _ . , 'i'heee at'ores are full of Information, nnd will prove of great assistance in understand ing the movements of fleets and armies as given in the newspapers. On account of the reat expense of getting out this Atlas, the eaboard Air Line Is compelled to fix a price twenty-five cents each, which is merely I nominal. They oan be obtained upon application to I Agent-. Representatives or to V. J. Anderson, General Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va. A Yew and <«nick Mvlh-d tor making jmir owa ntattreEs. try It. Box 800. Praaklln Gcwe. IU.