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~ SJLI !!! ?I i'liouscwork. ishaidwoi I Washing Dishes To wash dishes In half ih? time, and do It ;l well, follow this recipe: Alwaya uae hot 'A water ? not warm, hat hot. It la heat to use fl| mops with china and (lass, and, to have a nice lather. Instead of using soap use I ' Gold Dust Washing Powder Dissolve a tablespoonful In the hot water and M wash quickly; have plenty of nice, dry towels fu to wipe with; have a drainer that will allow the water to run off the dishes Into receptacle be low, when you will have highly polished glass and ohlna. The shore I. taken from oor free booklet "IJOLDRN KUliS TOP HOU8SWOBK " U Sent free on request to THB N. K. ratMUNK OOMPANY, I Ohlteee, St. Lewis, New York, Beaten. BLOODY WSBK IN THE PHILIPPINES. The Insurgents Lost One Thous and in Buttle, but the Ameri can Loss Was Very Light. Manila, April 22.?Last week ban been one of the bloodiest of the war since the first day's fighting around Mauila. Authentic reports mostly official, show a total of 378 Filipinos killed, 12 officers and 244 men captured and many more wouuded. The num ber wounded is hardly guossable. Considering that the Filipinos entirely lack hospitable facilities, a great majority of the wouuded will die. Probably the week's work finished 1.000 insurgents. The Americans total loss was 9 killed and 1<> wounded. Two sergeants and one private were kill ed in ambush while escorting provision trains. Twenty Filipinos in the province of Batkngas Attacked Lieut. Wende. who, with eight men, was scouting near San Jose. The lieutenant and five men were wounded and one private was killed. Sergt. Lundoius of the Thirtyfifth infantry was badly wounded in an ambush near Baliuag. Lieut. Balc.il of thn Thirt v-seventh infantry, with 75 men, had a five hours' fight with 400 insurgents in the U ueva Caceras district. 20 insurgents were killed. Col. Smith's command captur ed 180 officers and men with Montenegro. The officers were brought to Manila. Montenegro, who was formerly one of the most dapper officers in the Filipino urm.v, looka worn and haggard, lie says he had led. a terrible life for months, and he ha* offered to return to the north with Col. Smith to endeavor to per suade his former comrades of the uselessness of opposing the Amer icans. One hundred escaped Spanish prisoners from the province of of Ta.vabaa, South Luzon, have arrived at Manila. The insurgents have 400 more Spaniards in that district. Re cently the Filipinos destroyed several rods of the railwav near Panique in an unsuccessful attempt to wreck a train. The insurgents have been ag gressive in almost every province of Luzon. W. P. Huwl, Now lironUlund, S. C\, writes: Have u?hd Dr. M. A. hlmmoni Liver Medicine many yearn, >tn 1 connitler It the boat liver medicine m ulfl. I roRUfd It a miracle compared wlih /.cltn's Regulator Brother J. B. Bozeman has been called to the Yorkville church, and wb underatand will accept. Two other chyrehei will likely join in the call and thua make a field. Brother Bozeman did good work in hia other paatorafe, and the important field to which he eoea offera opportnnitiea for the exerciae of hia beat jfifts.?Baptiat Courier. Used durln? Kxpcctnncy. Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets cheer and Strengthen Mother. Shorten Lultor and Rol? Confinement of Its Terrors mam fhirgical operations and flesh destroyit x'o matter how often a cancerous sor Does not this prove conclusively that Cane bhxxl trouble by cutting or burning out t the poison ? Cancer runs in families through man time to Ik- stricken with the deadly malad Only Blood Diseases ca ?further proof that Cancer ia a disease of To cure a blood disease like this you n Cancer effectually and |?ertnanently but S. S. S. S. enters the circulation, searches or ordinary blood medicine (an do this. ! allowing the sore to heal naturally end pern ?A little pitnple, n heal under ordinary ti a bad form of cancer. Mm Sarah M Keealii am 41 yenm old. mid for Cancer on my jaw which that I could hot live more true, and hid given up :?( gini knowing of my cond bodies the aore la-gnu lo I In n short time made n coi in a|ileudid, sleep ia refrea < )ur medical deps ' experience, who are ? or information wanted, ive make no < hargt 11 I k'wthotttGoldBust"! ??t iiiim ! .wsxal. i'jrr?' ^ | \ui 11hiiii ii in in ii hi i rr AN APRON WORTH #50,000. Worked by Nary, (Juoon of ScotN, While Awaiting ller Room at the iilock. There has recently como to light au apron?probably the most. exquisite example ot needlework extaut?that busied the finirriTR of tllM lixl nluaa Murti Hiiouii w. ?.w M^.^/ivwu +*?.%?* J I v^uguu of Scots, during her long imprisonment, and served to divert her tnind from her impe tdiug doom ut the block. The fallen sovereign ?all hope gone?centered her in terest upon it during the latter part of her long confinement, and created the masterpiece of needlewot k. Just before her execution she secreted her prized apron tin der the lining of one of her robes which kept her treasure safe until recently th.e garment was ripped apart. Its history has since been fully authenticated through letters written by the ill-starred Queen to a friendly ambassador ?t Paris who smuggled the mate rials out of which it was wrought into her dungeon. By strange chance the apron came into the possession of an American, who has refused $50,000 for it, and has also declined $5000 for the privilege of unraveling a single stitch to learn its secret, which is a mystery to all the experts. Its owner has consented, however, to its reproduction in large size in the dune Ladies' Home dournal. a tiiecm.isp Could not express 1 he rapture of An- I nie K. Springer, of 1126 Howard ?t., Philadelphia, I'm., when she found that I)r. King's New Discovery for Consumption and completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had mad.- life a burden. All other remedies ami doctors could give her no help, hut she says of this Royal Cure?"it soon removed the pain in j my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something I '-an scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding its prtii*t-M i nru(i?iit>iii i in* i niverse. cio will every one who tries Dr. Kind's New Discovery for any trouble ??f the Throat,''best or Dune*. 1'riee 50c and $1.00. * 'Trial bottle* free at Crawford Drue Store; every bottle guaranteed 5. HlJNTEIt CONVICTED. Atlanta Club Man Found (Juilfy ?! KiKbiizzli'isrnt From a Railroad. Atli.nta, April 26.?Thomas J. Hunter, former auditor of the Atlanta and WestFoint Railroad company, was found guilty of embezzlement in the superior court today and sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. It was charged ag?in*t Hunter # that he had misappropriated $20,000 When trouble of a shortage arose Hunter wa* out of the city, lie was later arrester! in M-?rrocco and returned here. He denier! his guilt and placed the blame on others in the auditor's office. Refore any trouble occurred Hunter was one of the most prominent club men and society leaders in Atlanta. j Gssnp f Anff B Resno\ tg piaster* ?rc useless, jxiiuftil mul dangero e is removed, another conies at or near the er is a Mood disease, and that it vs folly to at he sore, which, after all, is only an out war y generations, ami those wlv*?e aticestors h > n be Transmitted from One the hlood. mat cure the entire hlood system?remove e S. 8. out and removes all taint, ami stops the fom S. S. S. goes down tr> the very roots of the lanently S. S S at the same time purified t i harmless looking wart or mole, a lump in eatment, should all be looked "Upon with a K >)4i Windnor Avr Tlri-dol f rnn., write* " I three years hail suffered wilh a severe form of the doctor* in this ci*v said was incurable, and than at* rnonlha I accepted ilieir * alemrnt na II hr?|i? of ever heiny vvelfugniu. when my drugIt ion. recommended S S S After taking a few veal", much to the surprise of the physician* and npletecure. I have -;nuied id flesh, my apt>ctit? lung ? in fact, ain enjoying perfect hesllh ' irtment ia in charge of physicians of long specially skilled in treating Cancer and o ? whatever for this service. THE SWIF t TAYLOR WILL RETURN. * HE WILL TAKE HIS CHAN ('EH T IN THE BLUE GRASS SIATE. Bradley nnd Other Republicans H Have Pledged Themselves to 01 Protect Hiiu?Arrest Defied by 0( CI Men in the Mountains. ^ ci Frankfort, April 24.?Tayior m will return to Kentucky in the ti lace of hia accusers' demand lor p< tiia luiniodiate trial ou the indict- tt meut for complicity in the Goe st bel murder. This was announced B in a telegram received from Tay- )i lor last uight, as wan also his de- u termination not to take advan ?>( tage of the offer of Gov. Uoose- tn volt to protect him in the event ci of a demand for him from Gov. ni Beckham. Taylor decided on this ui course by the advice of ex Gov. w Bradley and other Kentuekia'.s, E who pledged themselvos to defend hi him by force from a speedy trial, fc Jim and Perry Howard, indicted ct for the murder of Goebel, will at never be takes alive. An attempt b! to capture them was made laat tl night, but the detectives wno had e: warrant* were forced to beat a haaty retreat, aa Howarda were j intrenched in the mountain* and surrounded bv over a hundred feudist*, who declared the accused should never be taken alive. Cupt.. Power*, a brother of the it secretary of state, who ia indicat- I) ed. was discovered in a hut in the "> mountains of Bell county yester- jjj day, guarded by ten mountain men. b; The position is impregnable ('i and he cannot be arrested. 11) h( Til AT TIIROIllinu HE A I>- 'n ACHE, a) Would quickly leave you, if you used p( Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of suirerers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only ^ 25 cts. Money hack if not cured. Sold by Crawford Bros., Druggist. 5 a 11 AN IMMENSE PRESS ROOM. " The Ladies' Home Journal to Have the Fineat Printing ^ Plant in America Just 17,000 square f??et of lloor ? space are set apart (or printing w presses in the building just erect c ed (or The Ladies' Homo Journal. It is in tlie roar of the present publication office, eight stories in height, and within a short time li will be occupied by the niechani- K cal departments of the magazine. / The constant, rapid growth of the Journal's circulation necessitated 8 greatly extended facilities for ? printing and mailing, and the new p structure meets these demands, h providing at the satne time fori. future expansion in nil depart L. mentn Specially designed presses, w nnd all the moat approved mechinioul devices applied to print- f( inn lire being added to the Jour- j, nal's already extensive equipment. It in the aim to make thin phm' the fluent in America. ROBBED THE GRAVE. CI A startling incident, of which Mr. . John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as follows; C "1 was in a most dreadful condition, H My skin was almost yellow, eyes sun- (] Wen, tongue coated, pain continually ., in back and sides, no appetite?gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying Fleet ric hitters; and to my great joy snd surprise, the lirst bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my 11 life, and robbed the grate of anottier ?j victim." No one should fail to fry them. Only M)c.. guaranteed, a' Crawford Bros. !)rug More. 5 I |) ?t foe Cut Out or ! wed with Plasters ? us, and besides, never cure Cancer. ? same point, and always in a worse form. ? tempt to cure this deep-seated, dangerous ^ d si^n of the disease a place ?>f exit for I ave l>een afflicted with it are liable at any OAn***l>*n 1* I umitiiaiiuH iu Afioiiier very trace ??f the )K>iaon. Nothing cures intion of cancerous Cells. No mere tonic disease, and forces out the deadly tioisoti, _ he hlood and huilds up the general health, the breast, a cut <>r bruise that refuses to J[ uspicion, as this is often the beginning of > thet blood diseases. Write for ativ ad rice ^ T SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. 6A. ( >5,009MAGAZINE MONTHLY. ffjj lie Ladles' Home Journal Clr- I dilution Increasing at the Kate ol 30,000 Per Month. ^ The circulation of The Ladies' ome Journal has reached 900,- I )0, and passed it by 5,000 ? 905,- * )0 copies being the aggregate rculation of the April issue. * bis is an increase of over 36,000 f pies per month for the laHt lour 3 ontbs?since January first, of ^ le present year?over the coresfinding period of 1899 Even < tese figures do not tell the whole A ory of the Journal's popularity. ut they stand for the extreme A mit of the capacity of the presses 4 pon which the magazine is print N 1, but which for the last year or A iore?even with the constant in 1 ease in their number, and run J ing day and night?have been ] liable to keep the supply apace ith the increasing demand. a very issue within that period * as been exhausted in less than a M irtnight after the date of publi ^ ition, and the m"chanical re rictions have made it impossi- . le to meet subsequent calls for A ie magazine?several thousand ^4 ?ch month. ^ Iftwl Rrmod)' for RImmiiii Attain. M omr-if hki ikv vunm I'iik 11 >11 who use Ch a in be rift ill's Pain y aim for rheumatism are delighted ith the quick relief from pain which all'ords. When speaking of this Mr. . N. Sinks, of Troy, Ohio, says: ^ *ome time ago I had a severe attack ' rheumatism in my arm and shoul?r. I tried numerous remedies but y nt no relief until I was recommended f Messrs. Geo. K. Parsons & Co., ruggist* of this place, to try Cham'rlainn Pain Balm. They recoinended it so highly that I bought a y ittle I was soon relieved of all pain, have since recommended this lini ent to many of my friends, who free with me that it is the best rem- * iy for muscular rheumatism in the . arket." Hold by J. F. Mackey & Co. A Flogging That Paid. .John Mages, who died a short me ago in San Francisco, owed 11 his wealth to an undeserved igging. While he was acting iany years ago as British vice O? f 1 i/iiou i cat; uait ottnn lltf WHM HUUJloned by the commandant to ppuar before him. At the time lagee was away on an insect col mtinc MYneditinn and he sent mrd to the commandant, that he ^ m mold call on his return. The m ommandant was so incensed hy Ilia reply that he had Mageo ar- Ar ested and sentenced him to 100 ^7 ishes for his disobedience. Ma- !. ee complained to the British lovernment and, as the result, of Eytrong pressure, the authorities 2 f Guatemala vvere compelled to " ay Magee 100 pounds for every *r.v tsh he had received, a total ot " 0,000. With thiii capital the vice ousul amassed a large fortune, vr rhich, before his death, reoresent ?r d a return of at least 5,000 pounds !! tir every lash that had so strange " v pointed the way to riches. hv. At A FltlUllTFIII. DIJ KDIIR. X7. I?" Will often cause a liorVible Burn, x== calrt. Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Ami u Salve, the best in the world, will j__ ill the pain and promptly heal it. urea Old Sores, Fever Sorea IJIoera, 17^ loila, Felona, Corns, all Skin Krup- .. ions. Heat I'ilecure on earth. Only Ajrlie. a box. ('lire guaranteed. Sold by f;,v rawford Bros., Druggist. 6 I-v. ? ry: Young Men f: Who have a "friend," "cous d" or "best girl" could not lei so her better than by giving ? or a yeai 's subscription to Thk *riadies' Home Journal for a jIL irtliday present. She will ap- r=v reciate it, as it is especially /or he ladies. Comes once a month /'r nd only $1 a year. Subscribe tv. ow. " R. A. LONG, Agt. *r' Lancaster, S. C. IEMEMBER ? That the New * 'n Home Sewing i\/f : : L* lviaeiimc gives n Satisfaction. AP NQUIRE I p?i Of those who have Already purchased. l'?! J 1 ?nri 7or Sale by thevr ^fu enterprise Publishing Co. JJ" Lancaster, S. C: ?et our prices.v.v.v.v.;;;;; HSV. Ever have them? we can't N'^Mjj^them. You *4 A Ajir Know how dark >4 ^y'everything looks > and how you are about * ^ready to give up. Some- * how, you can't throw off < the terrible depression. ^ Are things really so > blue? Isn'tityournerves, T* after all? That's where r< the trouble is. Your k . nerves are being poisoned L from the impurities in i your blood. f < ?' wtrsi m jarai purifies the blood and c gives power and stability c to the nerves. It makes / health and strength, activ- 4 ity and cheerfulness. % ( This is what "Ayer's " } fi will do for you. It's the J oldert Sarsaparilla in the A land, the kind that was 4 old before other Sarsa- ( parillas were known. ' ! This also accounts for A ^ the saying, "One bottle ^ of Ayer's is worth three bottles of the ordinary .! r kind." ]!' SI.CO a bottla. All drofflata. \ Wrffm the Doctor. * J ] If yon have any complain* whatevei . J and desire the he?t medical advice you / can possibly receive, wrlto the doctor \ freely. You will receive a prompt re- y ply, without cost. Address, Dh. J. C. AYEU. Lowell, Maaa. ^ r t T y T'V y y / SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ~<*h 4JIV w|r r itral Time at Juekaonville and Savannah. RVuitfrn T^m? Other I'oiutS, Schedule In KiToot February Uftth. 1000. ^ onTiinouMD. 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I 44. pl ..i . .'mi Orangeburg. .... | 5 blip H i.o 4]n i Branch vl I 1q Ifll.'ip 42ta HAM 1 Bnramervtlle . : 7 .Hp 6JUi I'iHGn i C'lirlo'ioti . . I Vl-'.p J w.r ijltt 00.aiublatSo. My.ij. ? II .... i .... ? uMi I'orrv ? !?) P.' ! ; a 37i. " ST ' 1 1 p1" - ' 11./ .i v } :riii Bu? i.vo.t Itfp .. Siiv???wiMh .. v>jj( $ j r??(P. -*.? __ J ?.r! 1 i i ...... .1 ainl 44 U-iiti'd except Kuuil ty i iv?> n'K. ..opart from Hamburg. .ilenpiug ur Sorrloa. Tcollnnf daily pnM-Ktngor wrvii^ lmtwiwn i'iila and N'mv \<>rli. <m. i?l iiiid si? New York a;. 1 Klorl.la I.im | 1. Dally fvc.-oi.t Sunday, .minings; ex.-lu- . 'IV 'if I'llllliiuik Hilt' I li'usi'iiid .l.-i.i ii *41. , Oompnrtinnnt mid C>i>M<v valor) C?r->. . <> j 011 Now York, Uoluinlilit mid Ht. August.no oh, n andM?K*w York and Florida | ms. I)rn winir-rooiii Kiooplm; ourn 'iMtwcmi <iihIh iiml New York. ullrnnii ilrnwtiiK*room Ml>opinn furs bo i on Port Tftinim, .Iiii'UmoiivllU>. Savannah | HfllngtOO uifil .Now York. i oilman car* If woeuClinrlotti-ii'i'1 : htiiond. litniiiK earn tmtwoon Omrlotto ( [Savannah. I on. Hit ami :vi?U. H. F:im? Mr.lt. Thromli 1 man drawing-room tmiTot HlooiiitiK our* lioon Jnokaonvlllo mid -Now York and Poll- : ii n i I'lHiiKivirnln- v, \* ista and (llinr : ? . I?lnl.i? oitl m - . >< an inoali i iiio.,.c lr 11 >1 ii him>|ilni[ rnrn Iwiwi'i'ii .lackMoiri illo [Columbia i >11 roll to (tail v l>otwoon .lank ill < i> and Plni'l.timli, via AhiuivIi.iv t A NK H. OANNoN, J. M.CI'IiP. Iiial V-l'.Atumi. M^r., TrnlHo Mvr., MhiliKton. It. l? WrinlitiiK'tim. It. (! ' A.TI'UK. H. II. lIAltltWICK. on. I'nhh. Air't. An't Won. I'nm. Ait't.. WiiMtdntcti a, l>- it. At .Hutu, <i.i 1 i Elliott * ? & CrawM. Mules for the money ? Mules for good paper? MuleR any way you want 'ein? Mules to work or mules to caper. ? YES, We iow have in our stables every onceivable kind rr mule. From he quiet and doc !o to the festive ind frisk v?from the domestic >lug to the superb young western . nule. Another o r load of the atter kind received last wti-k. RemomluT, we n?dl either for he CASH or (JOOD PAPfcll. Our present stock of HOliSI1^ lannot be beat. Some number ine saddlers and harness animals. Call snd see our stock of all unds. We'll also show you some if the best and cheapest Buggies tnd Wagons vou ever saw. ELLIOTT & Cltimil. 10DTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA ) EXTENSION R. R, COMPANY. Schedule No. 4 In Effect 12 Ot asm., Sunday, Doc. 24. 1899. tetweenCamden,S.C.,and Blacisbnrg.S.C. V Oh t. S3 iKant. *2! "|r?. Class EASTERN TIME. |^7 < IllKM 'iWKoiiKer [I'as*ontr? r Dally Duily Except STATIONS. Except Sunday. 1 Sunday. P. M.l A M] 12 .VI . Camden 12 2k 1 15 DeKalb 12 02 t| 27 Wostvllle II 50 jl 40 Kershaw II 33 2 10 Houth Spring II 20 2 15 Pleasant Hill II 15 |{2 .15 Lancaster In 55 WF** 2 50] Riverside 10 4 < 3 (X)] Sprlnjrdell 10 30 ^3 10! Catawba Junction 10 20 3 20 I.osllo 10 10 3 40 Kock Hill 10 00 3 .56 Newport 9 35 4 02 Tlrxah 9 :*? 4 20 Y orkvllle V 15 4 36 Sharon 9 no 4 50 Hickory Orove 8 .> o 00 Smvrna s 35 5 20 LkickuburK 8 15 P. M A. M. jeiweeu LL :Ll;urg,L.C.,and Marion,I.C. X'.-sf II.I Ens*. I ,.-e . u-m. I Eastern time. Smv Mixed I Mixed Daily | J?a!!X, Except STATIONS. K*' ' " Punday. ' Sunday. r m r M 8 III . lilacksliurK 6 40 H 30 Kuril rt 20 8 40 Patterson tIiikh 8 12 9 20 Sln'My rt 00 0 00 I.attlin re 4 50 0 10 Moot ' oro W i) 25 Henri- tt 4 ' ? 0 50 Wirc.< illy S .V) 1 l?- Km h- ' f rdlon X AS I 85 MIM? t 3 05 1 4' 0"ln? n \ >lloy 2 W ? <>* Tui-rv.it) City 2 45 2 ; Gl- n?> --d 2 50 Murlou 2 On CM I* * IVEST. OAFFNI'.V . V1MON KAHj-. Pirst Class ?????frtrstClass .r^ 15 13 KASTERN T1MK. 14 18 ? .i 'I ? 3Si IP STAT.ONS. fS-g ,s| > 3?? a?S ?SS ~V~M. "a' M A. M I (lu 8 00 HlackxliurK 7 ' < SOU I 20 8 20 Cherokee Falls Tj 2 40 1 4o 8 40 Guffney 7 1 2 20 M A M A P. M Trains Nor. 32 and 33 connect at HuA.ahorg sitli trains on thoOunney Division. Train No 32 connects at Camden * 1th the Charleston Division of the Southern Hallway for all points Ronth. Train No S3 leavin-/ Camden at 12.40 n. in.. joint; west, makes connection nt Lancaster, s. C., wlih the L A C. K. K., at Gatawha .funett?>n with the s. A. L, going north: h* Hock 11(11 with the Southern Kallwnv.going north. Train Mo. II connects at illacksburg with the southern Italia ay from the sou<h. At .1 .rion, N' C., with Southern Hallway goin.- west. SAM'L. HUNT. A. TRIPP, President Superintendent S. 11. LUMPKIN. O. P. A. LANC.V TKK & rflKSTKR ( RAILWAY. Hot wet'n ' 'ester and Lancaster Sche'lj'e In Kffect April 11, 1300. Daitj/ Except Sutnlrt;/. southbound. Norii,. md. Mo. lit No. 17. No. Id. No. 14 [?. M A. M l P. M. A. M H |0 P 40 1 Lv ...Chester..., Ar 7 10 7 67 > 10 t?4 ".... Knox .... fl 4V % * 8 17 10 20|* "...Rlchburg.... " 6 21 7 21 ^ H 67 10 injd ".. Rascomvllle.. " 6 a) 7 12 P 13 11 0' "...Fort I.awn..." 6 wo 6 67 11 80 " Graces ... . ' 6 40 0 10 11 4" <1 Ar. Lancaster.. Lv 6 30 6 30 P. M A. M P. M. A. M No. 14, leaving Lancaster 6 31 a. m., makes *'oho connocthm at Chester with Southern tallwav No 36 for Charlotte ami points north ; tntl Seaboartl Air Lino "Atlanta Special" for Mlanta and points west Also with Carolina t Northwestern Uy. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C., ind Intermediate points, and Southern Kail.vity No. 3.1 for Columbia and polnta south. No 17. leaving Clienter 9 41". m . connects .v| h Sonthorn K.v . No 8A from C. ' uihia and mints south: Scithoard Air Line "Alltaut S|s? .tl" from Northern iiml Rasters 'olnta and southern Uy. No. 84 from Northern nil K.nst rn points, nnd at Lancaster with o. C. & U. K. 'or llluckaburR. No. Irt. leaving Lancaster * .Hi r> *" . connects tt Lancaster with S C. & O K f n (.Vmden tntl Marlon. Southern Ky No. .44 ;?? i lies lor for L'hnrlotte and points north. No. IS, lemlng Che ?tor P 10 p m . connects at JHL Chester tvlth Southern Knllaay ,,o 31 from 'olumbht an I |>oiiits south. I.KROY SPRINGS, I. M. HEATH, i'residpnt. (Jen1!. Pan. Agent. nlk When you ask for !'r M A Simmons Llvrr Medicine, sen that v > . ^et It .tn.f not so nn * or thlees Imitation.