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You will often I Jfl save the cost of a I Wi yeara' subsorip- I I Mm tion to the I J ENTERPRISE I by consulting its I advertisements. I Vol. X. hair=s mm! o T:"i I [I physical attraction is | 13 secondary to it. We Fi V\ have a book we will I J gladly send you that Vl 1L tells just how to care |J [| for the hair. Ei If your hair is t^o f) oHos" lAVipn [3 ing its AJVlvf ss M&.I r j visor \\ Growth becomes j, M vigorous and all dan- I j 7/ druff is removed. [S It always restores I? color to gray or faded gj \\ hair. Retain your f 1 |J youth; don't look old li 7a before your time. VI it >1.00 a bottle. AM druggists. 5 ? I have used your Hair Vigor f i now for about 25 years and I bavo f * found it splendid and satisfactory f 5 J in every way. I l)elleve I liave L * reconimsndea this Hair Vigor to It i hundreds of my friends, and they 1 1 all tell the same story. If any- P k 1 l>ody wants tlie best kind of a Hair fr. J f Vigor I shall certainly recommend w '1 to them just as strongly as I fl A can that they get a bottle or Ayer's I * Hair Vigor." I j 3 Mrs. N. E. Hamilton, It T Not. 28, 1898. Norwich, N. Y. 11 f Writs thm Doctor. 4 If you don't obtain all the benefits Wl & you ilealre from the uae of the Vigor, g? ^ writ* the Doctor about it. Addreat, f ft ItK. J. C. ATEH. [ ^ Lowell. Maaa. I _W COUTH CAROLINA ? GEORGIA 0 EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY Schedule No. 4 In Effect 12.01 a. in.. Sunday, Dec. 24. 1829. BetweenCamden.S.C.and Blacksburg.S.C. Went, 33 | K ant Si FirmClunH EASTERN TIME. |i.'ir?t?Ta.? Pannengnr Punnoni;ei Dally Dally Except STATIONS. Exoei# Sunday. . Sunday. p ?.1 IA M 12 80[ Camden l|jj ? 1 15 DcKnlb |is o: I 27 Wostvlllu II 6i 1 40 Wrrnhaw ii ;ti 2 10 1 loath Spring || Si 2 18 Pleanant Hill 11 ti 2 36; I.uncanter 10 8 2 60; U1 vcmUlo |(l 4 3 00 SpritiKdelJ 10 $ 3 10 Catawlia Junoiion in 3i ? 3 20! LuhIIII )0 1 3 401 Rock Hill 10 i> 8 56 Newport 9 6 4 02 Tirzah n s 4 20 Yorkvllle 2 I 4 36 Sharon 9 o 4 1k> Hickory Grove 2 4 6 00 Smyrna 8 x 6 20 HlackohurK 8 1 P. M A. M Between Bla^ksburM,S.C.,and llarlon,H.C Went. II.I Rust. 13 sec. C'Iumh EASTERN TIME. sec (Mime MlZod ~ Mixed Dally Dally Except STATIONS. Except Sunday. Sunday. AM. M 8 10 lilacknhurx 0 4 8 30 Eurln 0 v 8 40 Pntternon Spring* 8 I 0 20 Shelby 0 0 lo 00 Lattltnore 4 6 III 111 MiWirimftnrn 1 4 lit 2ft Henrietta I J 10 ft() Pores I City 3 ft 11 |."i ftatherfordton 3 2 11 T> Millwood 30 11 4? Golden Valloy ' 2 ft I*J Oft Theriaal City 2 I 12 2ft Glen wood 2 2 12 ISO Marlon 2 D A. M P n WEST. OAKFNKV l>, VISION KAHfr First Class PlrstC^la* 1ft 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 | id *.aj-xSr? i;aj ? ?1 S STATIONS. 1 ?3 ? $i IK 3 5 H g ?m^^H! D?.j5Qw? ' ' p. mT a. m' a. m p m t DO d DO IllaCkshurg 7 fto 3 0 I 20 d so Chordkoe Falls 7 3> 2 4 I 40 d 40 GafTney 7 12 2 P. M A M A M.{ y. 1 Trains Nos. 32 and 33 connect at ItlnAoA.ur w ith trains on the f laffnoy Division. Train No 32 connects at Camden with th Charleston Division of the Southern Kalian for all point* south. i ruin mo. m leaving < amuen at ic.w p. m going wnst, miikrH connection at Lancaster S. , with the Ia A C. II. It., at Catawba June Hon with the S. A. L., going north ; at Kocl Hill wltll the Southern Hal I w av. going north Train No. II connects at lllackshurg with tie Southern Hallway from the south. At Marlon N. C., with Southern Kullwuy going went. SAM'L. HUNT, a TliIPP, President *" Superintendent S. II LUMPKIN. O P. A. Winthrop College Scholarship and En trance Examination. THK examination for I he Award of vaean scholar ships In \V inthrop t olloge and fo the admission of new students will Is; held a the County Court House on Friday, J my uni h L attt a m Applicants must not Is' less thai fifteen years of ago. When scholarship* ar vacated after July 'JOth they will he iiwiui.ol t those making the highest average at this ex animation. The cost of attendance, Inuludlni board, furnished room heal, light and washlni Is only fx .Vt per month For further Inform i h tion and a catalogue, address * PUIS t) II JOHNSON. KocU lltll. S. iN0AS | ,, *- f. . . ANOTHER WAR VESSEL IS ORDERED TO CHINA. MINISTER CONUEIi REPORTS I SITEATION WORSE AT II PEK1N. | llo Can Call lor More Murines. ' Washington, June (J. ? Minister Conger, at Rekin, cabled today that the situation was worse at L'ekin, aud ttiis statement, taken in connection with Admiral lvempff's alarming cablegram of yesterday announcing tiiat an engagement had beghn, decided the state department to strength en the naval forces nearest -tLe scene of trouble. Accordingly, a cablegram was sent to Admiral Remey, at Manila, directing him to dispatch at once to Admiral KempfPs command the gunboat Helena, or if that craft is not at Manila and ready for immediate ! service, then some craft of cor respondingly light draft and power. The purpose is to place at Admiral Kemplf's disposal an eflicient warship capable of as I cending the 1'ei IIo river as far up as Tien Tain. * Admiral Kempll's flagship, the Newark, drawing 2d feet of water, cannot | ascend the riror safely beyond | theTaku fortp, near theontrance ; I but the little Helena, drawing I only 11 feet, can safely ascend to Tien Tsin, 40 u i as abov?. She | was specially designed for ser vice in these Chinese rivers, and I so is likely to prove much more effective than any other of the I foreign warships which can pass I the Takn forts and rea^h Tien I Tein. She carries a battery par I ticularlv adapted to dealing with such half organized mobs as the boxers Heside her eight t inch rapid-fire guns she carries four 6-pounder rapid-fiers, four one i pound rapid-firers, two Colte and I one three inch rapid fire field guns. She is commanded by Commander Swinburne, and her com plement. is 10 officers and 16(1 | men. In view of the service ahead of her, it is expected that Admiral Kerney will add to this one or two companies of marines. If the Helena leaves Manila today she should read Tako next . Sunday night or Monday morn\ ing. " Secretary Hay cabled Mir.ipter Conger, at l'ekin. an authoriza I (ion to call for reenforcements froni Admiral KempfT and to ' make such disposition of his naval > force as he deems proper to pro* ' teet the American legation and s consulates and American interJests generally. The administra ? Hon is still determined that the United States government shall it continue on its independent * course, respecting the Chinese } situation though willing to go as I far as possible to aid in the res toration of peace and order in . China. Therefore Admiral \ KempfF has not been instructed . to join the other commanders in the l'ei Ho river in concerted . action. 6 0 Mttlfimrlun can llnri it in tin- sy.s 1 tcni wliil.. the LlVfr l.t In perfect orilor I)ri) M. A Simmons Liver Metllcliie Is the boxl j Regulator. J | | [ | ITALIANS COMING. 5 0 A Class ot People Not Needed in the United States. New York, .June i>.? The immigration ollicials here have been requested to look out for tlie ap? pt a ranee of ubout 1,000 Italian : immigrants, due here Sunday ^ I II La<! f / I t hu SlrvQ t\lul? f /??? ?"? ? L t vi - ai/uaiu i no i )|/a ii idii nioiuiinii i J r* (Iran Autilla It ih alleged that r. some ot thern art* undesirable and o that many are under contract tc 'J work lor padrone** in thin neigh ^ horhood. 'i'he steamship is con signed to Pugh & Co. The com, pliinants in ttie case, it is said are interested in regular Italian ! steamship lines which doubtlest , would not Object to bringing ? o\cr a thousand Italians at the . regular steerage rates. Pugh iV Co. do not know who owns or charters the steamship. At the Parge Office it was said -1 that iSicillian speculators wert managing the matter. It is liket ly that, many of the Italians will ; he held up on the ground that , they may become public charges The (Iran Antilla sailed from Oenoaon Mav 17, from Naples x on May 21 ami from 1'arid on May : 26. It is thought that most of the Italians hope to get work on the | Rapid Transit tunnel. ) >TEH SFIM I-W LANCASTER, S. C Japan Protested. Shanghai, Juno 6.?The soldiers dispatched to attack the > boxers have fought an engagement quite close to Pekin. Many were killed on both sides. In consequence of the representations of Japan,the landing of a large Russian force at Taku . is alleged to have been stopped. It is believed here that should ; Russia persist in sending a preponderating military force to the front a collision with Japan will inevitably result. Alarming reports are current here of the hurried completion of the mobilization of the Japanese (leet The Russian minister at l'el,;.. M .1.. c: 1-- i j\ i II , i'l . (II HII'IM, IlJtS IllilUt* .another attempt to induce the , Chinese foreign otlico to formali ly request Russian assistance to restore order, hut the oiler has not yet been accepted. Violent dissensions are report' ed to exist between tin* Chinese commander-in-chief of the forces ?Jung lu, and Prince Oiling Tuan, who in accordance with the wishes of the dowager empress, is strongly supporting the cause of the "boxers." The mobs who murdered the English missionaries, Robinson and Rowan, mutilated and disembowled the bodies. The station at YanTin, three miles from Pekin, has been 1 burned. The British minister, Sir Claude Mac Don aid, is reported quite ill. | A 4 m ..<1.1 I 'itllfll It speaks well for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when druggists use it in their own families in preference to any other. "I have sold Chamber* Iain's Cough Remedy for the yast five years with complete satisfaction to myself and customers," says Druggist . 1. Goldsmith, Van Etten, X. Y. "I have always used it in my own family for ordinary coughs and colds and for the cough following la grippe, , and tind it a very etlieaeious." For sale by J. K. Mackey Co. Reinforcements at Tien Tsin. Tien Tsin, .I tine (5.?The Chinese servants of a Belgian engi neer, who ielt l'ao ling Fu two (lavs after the Belgians, saw live foreign and two Chinese dead bodies in the Grand canal, one being the body of a woman. A "boxer" placard threatens the extermination of the foreigners here on June 10. It is rumored that the "boxers" and Catholic Christians fought at Tung Ilu Tuesday, three Christians being killed. Her maiestv's sliin Barfleur has arrived and the Terrible is expected. One hundred and thirty-one British, 31 German, .r>() French and 45 Italian marines have arI rived here. These reinforcements render Tien Tsin secure. Reward JfllOO. ' The readers of this paper will he | pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has j been able, to core in all its stages and j that is Catarrh. Hai i.'s Catakkii Cckk is the only positive core now . | known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. | IIai.i,'s Catarrh Cckk is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength tiy building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in itscurative powers, that they offer one Hundred Hollars for any ' c,n-e that it fails to cure. Send for list > of testimonials. Address, IK. J. CUKNKY & CO., Toledo, O. j Sold by drutfKlsts, 7!4c. Ball's Family Pills are the beat. J Sending Wives Away. London, Juno l>, '1:1.5 p. m.? 1 A special from Shanghai dated J .I tine <?, says the members of the . majority o! the legations at l'ekin, 1.1! a I I r . I .1 lnnuuing . uie memners <>i me Kritish legation, are sending their I families siway. it isaiad said that > 'several prominent Chinese res I idents are leaving the city. ' There is an unconfirmed report ' that two Russian engineers have been murdered at 't u Chow l^ii, I northwest of I'ort Arthur, after , their wives had heen outraged. , The total damage done to the Chinese railroads hv the 'boxers' | is now estimated at $.">,000.000. I ENTE EEKLY. I, SATURDAY, JUNE Tne Weekly Constitution Of Atlanta, Oil., and The Homo and Farm, semi-monthly?both for Onk Dollar, the price of | The (Constitution alone. Send | your order to R. A. LONG, Agt. Box <51. Lancaster, S. C. A K|?rufnr?t Amltlr ((ni?'kl)' Ciirt'tl, ' At one time I suffered from a .severe sprain of the ankfe," says Ceo. K. Oary, editor of the Guide, Wash| ington, \'a. "After using several well recommended medicines without success. I tried Chamberlain's Pain Halm, and am pleased to say that relief came | as soon as I begun its use and a complete cure sppeedily followed." Sold by J. F. Mackey ?fc Co. Horses, Horses, Horses. We have,(list received a carload of number one Horses from Atlanta, every animal having been carefully selected in person by our Mr. Elliott. In the lot are some of the finest horses ever brought to this market. If you want a good saddler, or a good driver, or a good combination horse, now is your time to get it. Wo have just what you want and need, so call and see for yourself. We take pleasure in exhibiting our stock, as well as vehicles Wewill either sell or swap, and will sell either for the cash or for good paper. ELLIOTT & OKAWFORI). A Torpid Liver muses I ?>|>rcs5ioii i?f Spin is IniUv'osinui, Constipation ;itiil Hi;ut;icho Its. Or M A Simmons r.iver Moilit'lne to stimn lute that orKun. . REMEMBER ; That the New I Ionic Sewing Machine gives Satisfaction. INQUIRE Of those who have Already purchased. For Sale by the::::::;;::::;:;' :: I Hnterprise Publishing Co. I Lancaster, S. C." j Get our prices.:::::::::::: Registration Notice. rpn K I'l Itl.H' will take notice t liut I J. thfl Registration Books will bo J open at tlit' eoritT llOl sK for the registration of parties entitled to rvarj inter under the const it lit ion, on the FIRST MOXI?AY in each month. until 8(i days preceding the general [election. .1, M. CASKKY, Chair. ltd. Reg. Lancaster Co. March 7, 1U(K>. Notice of Discharge. N(?T|ck is hereby civci ll at nil th<-'Jrttli day of J line, limn, ilii 11 in r> iiiti will make a llnal return lo tin1 I'robui- .luilyof i.aimisicr < Olinty and apply to said nuirt for a tilial illsctiiirk'i as a<luiiiiisli*ator ef lh<> estate of W .1 iilackmon. ilia "ase?V. It I. III.ACKMON. HI'SAS" HI. \I KMON May 20th, It**). Administrators. Anyone sending a sketch mh! desrrl niton may quickly MrcrtHin our opinion freo wfiel her ho Invention is pmhahlv patentable. I'nmniunlea tIons strictly confidential. Ilandbnnkou I'atotitr icnt free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A to. recelv# ?pffUll notice, * ithnut charge, m tlio Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly l.irrest etr illation of anv scientific Journal. Terras, fit a year; four nu.ni lis, $1. Hold by All newsdealer? MUNN New York Branch Washington. D. C. Monstrualii i. tttnde |{i>.iiliir u d Painless, j un<i Puns to Soli's Itip-% und liitnliA run d by | Simmon* H<|qii'e Vino Willi-or 'I utile to. IRPRll 9, 1900. We Have TI7U?4- ITT 4 j VV Ilctt JL UU VVfclllU { At tliis season of the year it is not necessary lor the good housewife to puzzle over what she will have lor breakfast, dinner or sup- j per. For either of these meals ; we can supply you at the lowest : possible cost?so cheap that you i will be surprised, taking thej 'quality into consideration. Here lis a list of the good things we | keep in stock : CANNED ME A TS of all kind*. V A NNED 17EC E T. 1 li 1. AW. j IIA MS. D li /ED liEKE. | 11A CON, I ELOC11. MEA A,\ sua a li. : CO EE EE. r<) T. \ TO AW, I CA lillACE. TEA. Dill ED Eli CITS A II AN AN AS. i OIIA NC AW, CA EES. I C11 AC EE US. LANG DON'S Enact/ C A EES. j IIOMINY. | It ICE. MOLASSES.] CIIEESE; I MA ('CA 110 NI. 11EA NS, ETC ETEll AS. Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos. I In f) cents cigars ?e handle Portuando, Cuban Stick, Fonjtella, Can'ion Hall?the best j brands. For cheaper cigars call for some of our 2's,.Vs and 5's for 5 cents. Chewing Tobacco of all ( rmhiN. .Just received a full line of Tinware, Hotter Moulds, Lamp . Chimneys, Coffee Mills, Lunch , Boxes, Roller Pins, Bread Trays. Tubs ol all sizes and prices* Yours to serve, | S. M. Mathis & Co. Founded 1842. 5pTan<? F ?p: ,1 : ? ;? ?? I --onig uitir uwn praise. The impregnable position of the Stieff Piano, I as the most popular piano of today, was gained by; 58 years of conscientious endeavor to supply a strictly high-grade, hon| ably made instrument. This position has been i held and is being maintained not by tradition or by laurels won in the past, but by MERIT OF THE | STIEFF PIANO of the present, and by 1 buying direct from the; factory we save you the' retail dealers' living profit. There are plenty of thej 1 "jerked up" pianos made . _ 1 . 1. 1 1 10 picase uic dealers. I STIEFF ' MA EES . I 1*1 A NO TO EL EASE THE INDl VIDEAL l> IE LEASEE. i The only factory branch wareroom in North andj South Carolina, 213 North Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.! (!. II. >V I LM<?TII, Maimifor lor CKAS. M. STIEFF, piano Manufacturer, 1 HA 1. T!MoilE, - - - M<L \ w If you liav? |j anything to sell advertise it in Mmmtd the Enterprise liatew reasonable. No. 21 ' Application for Final | Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 15th day of .lone, 1000, I will make application fc-i Chan. I). .Jones. .Judge ?f I'rohate for Lancaster County, for a final discharge an administrator of the estate of the late Aaron IMyler. rn 12-1 m. H. 3. PLYLER. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY. Between Chester and Lancaster. Schedule in KScct April 22, 1900. It/tilu Except Suiuluy. Sou tlibouiid.Northbound. No. Ifv No. 17. No. 16. Na 14 P. M A. M.| ? ?.. P. M. A. M 8 |o 9 40Id Lv ...Chester ...Ar 7 10 7 67 10 HI ".... Knox ,... " 6 49 8 47 10 20,? "... IticliburK.... " 0 21 7 21 8 57' 10 40 d . Hnscomvllle.. " 6 20 7 12 ? :< II ooj? .. .Port L?wn..." 6 oo 6 67 11 20 ' CJrace* ... . " 6 40 9 10 11 10 il Ar. Lancaster.. Lv 6 .10 6 80 P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M No. 11, leaving Lancaster 6.3i a. in,, makes close connection at Chester with Southern Railway No. 36 for Charlotte anil points north ; and Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" for Atlanta and points west Also with Carolina A Northwestern Ry. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C., anil iiiternieciiutc points, and Southern Kailway No. 33 for Columbia and points south. Nil. 17, leaving Chester 9.1 > a. in . connects with Southern Uy . No 3?1 froin Col itnbla and points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Sp?clal" from Northern end Eastern points and Southern Ky, No. 33 from Northern and Kastern points, and at Lancaster with S. C. & O. K. for itlucksburff. No. 16. leaving Lancaster 6 III p m., contiecta at Lancustcr with S. C. & ti. K from Camden and Marlon, Southern Ky. No. 34 ;vt Chester for Charlotte and points north. No. 16, lcavlliK Chester P 10 p m.. conneots at Chester with Southern Railway No. 34 from . Columbia and points south. LEROY SPRINGS, J. M. HEATH, President. Gen'l. Pas. Agent. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Contra) Time at Jitckmiiivilli* And Havtnnih Time at Other Points*. 8oh??dule in ElTeot May 6th. 11*10. ' itoRTttHou^D. l^Sai'ly D^'ly Lv. jHok.sonyU)?' (P ~S) .'..... TTuO* 7 461> * Savannah \?o. R? ) 12 15p 12 06* Barnwell,.., 4 02p 4 00* " Black vi II* 4 17y 4 16* " SprlngftelH 4 40p 4 06* " Sally... 4 4tJp 4 47* Ar. Columbia rturp 600* Lv.T'harlosfon. (So fty ~ ...... 7 Oua llOOp " bmnmorvillo ." 7 41n 1200nt " Branchville 8 55* 1 .Via *' Orangeburg 9 il* 2 60* " Kingvillr 10 l.">a 4 80* Ar. Oolumhi* 11 00* 6 56* I.v. Auifuaia, iSo. Kv. )T~~ |?2U0ai BUUp HOOp Lv. <4ramtovtllf 2 4fta| }181pl015p EvTEdgefield 1 lop Lv. Allcen . I 3 Hop Lv. Trenton ft 4 OOp llOOp " JohiiHton .> Va; 4 14p 11 20p Ar. ( )l illlliiltiu / tT h V K. O liW. ^.v# yp'umiiiai iBldf'St!!!!!! Ofiia Slop Site Wtniinboro 7Uttp 7 2Ua i temv::::::::::::::::::::: SS& SKI At. Chariot t? u ]0p 9 40a Ar pairvllle ... j 17^ ~HSp * Ai-Tftiihmoml T .. . . ITuua! 62.*>p Ar. VVanhiugton 7TT7.}? T35L mud ' Pajtimore (Pa.RR) 0 12all?p .. PhiladolVhlft 11 3 56a Now y>? k 2 Ottp 6 13a by. Columbia ... 777777X1 40a 7 55a Ar. Spartanburg i. Slop 11 25a " ish<,v'1'? 716p 2 60\> Ar. Knoxville . . .. 4 16a 7 2up Ar. Cinrinnwl ... . 7T .. I. . j 7:<op TIS Jr. L'liil^villt)^ *.. ;";?tp 7 50a hoittii bound. DMly t'V. I.ouisvillo ; ITT 7 46a 7 46 p fTv. Cini-intmh ... ~ : jj}** 800p Lv. KnoxvUio* " . .1. .. . 120a 8 25a Anno villa ft mm 30ftp spartanhur? .. >11 45a fl 15p i Ar i oinmhla .. I 83ip pjftpl Ly. Now Yorkii'a.t't.Hi .Ti.oip, 12ldrt: Phlia.lniphia | tlu'.pl 330a i Hnltimom . .. 8 27p! 8 22ai hv. Washl'Kt'n (So. By) niiop ll Ma! tvj ftlohnion "t .. .. _ F .?j faulm; Lv. Dnnvlllc j. :t olSpj Lv. j|liiiriii,.ii? I j 8 |.<a htuOpi UiH-k iia.1 Vu.a lit45p Ohofinr .. .. V 35a: 11 23p j ' \> immlH.ro . I l.i 3la !, 15a { Ar. I'oi'.iinhiu, (Mlrtv 'i f. .a?; 11 45a 1 A a I<v. Columbia. (U. !>.).. il .mi 4 :*Ja " Joliimton lii:*t-.| i 3S,? tl 82a rrpnlon 11 tun. 1 i ?pl r> 4Ha A r. AI K?-n .. i . f. Una Ar. R Itfoflold i - 'I'll l ? h Ar. <4r: ni'i viiio .. l.\?nl 21.">l>' 7 I "a Ar. A 1 "i- ;i . Mo a, ^r???|>l HIH1* Lv. Coiumhia (Vto. ) 4uip 1?m " Ktii^'villc 4 2 82a " Oninm-tuiric. . R:".ip| 3 <."?!> " Brair-hvillo i>1 .{? 4 2 -a " Bummnrvllle .. ... 7 '-Hp ft ftl.'ll : Ar. Charleston . . H |.i{i 7 0 a : Lv. Columbia do. By. I 11 .UU' 1 2.tA I Ar. dally l.'4'2|> 2H7?i " SiiniiKtli lil 12 flop. 2 4.7a " Black ville 1 l.'ji tofta " Barnwell 1 2i"i> ;i 20a : " Savannah !4 2 rj) ft Jfta ; Ar .' icksonvillo (P. A.i ? Hip 0S li Train* i.i an?l 44 t mi ted uieept Sunday>i arrive ami depart from Ilamlmri;. tDaih except Sunday. SlnepiiiK Car Sorvlco. Exm'IIpiiI daily passenger service Iwfween Florida ami Nov** York Noh -.1 ft'nl ;1I-Nt'vv York ami Florida Kxpres-i. I naw'i'i'4'room seeping ciiri I miween Augusta and York. Pullman (It a win wr room sleeping I'lirx lie tui-i u Port Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah Wa-hr luloti ami kw Y'ork. Pullinati sleeping rjirs liel weoii Chnrl 'Urn Kirlimoiiil. I lining cars hciwccu Chariot atvi SavannnJi. N< *. lift ami HI?U. S. Fast Mall. Through Ptillnian drawing-room hnfTet sleepingcarslie twcn Jacksonville and New York ami Pollman slipping cars lie. v'-en AllKiiHln ami Char loitc. In liiiv cars - -i-ve all meals enroute Piiilinau s is', iin; cars lictwccii Jacksonville ml t 'oliuiilna uroittc .laily liotwfteit Jackson villn and Cim nati. via Aslievilic. FLANK H < 4 A N N < ?N, .1 M tl'I'P. Third V P. A* i-h a. Mgr , Traffic Mgr., Washington. 11 (? Washington, I>. C W. A. TCKiv. b. II. HAKIiWK'K, Gen. Pass. A 't. An'l titm. Pass. An't., Wfishingto . D. O. Atlania, (4a.