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SuVgical operations and flesh destroy No matter how often a cancerous (* Does not this prove conclusively that Cai blood trouble oy cutting or burning owt the poi. ott ? Cancer runs in farailies through nu time to lie stricken with the deadly mala Only Blood Diseases ei ?further proof that Cancer ia a disease o To cure a blood disease like this you Cancer effectually and permanently but J S. 8. S. enters the circulation, searche or ordinary blood medicine can do this, allowing the sore to heal naturally and per ^ A little pimple, Mff heal under ordinary USj a bad form of cancel ifafck Mr*. Sarah M. Krr?l EH- WW- WJ am 41 years old, and fo ffgjf ?. TfJ Cancer on my jaw, whit - -A? that I could not live raoi L ,V )Mi true, and had given up [JtfiMat mm > !. knowing of my cos bo*?le* the sore began t? *5Sf- jBgHeC) In a abort time made a c Iii djl ip"7rjh^ is splendid, sleep is refri ^ Our medical d?j experience, who or# or information wanted, we maka no char] URGENT APPEAL TO THE WORLD. FINANCIAL LOSS $20,000,000 From 5,000 to 8,000 Dead?Acnun illations ot 00 Years Swept Away. Austin, Texas, Sept. 15?Gov. Sayers received last night the following official report from Mayor Jones of Galveston as to conditions there : Galveston, Tex., Sept. 14. Hon. Jos. D. Sayers, Governor : After the fullest possible investigation here we feel justified in saying to ycu and through you to th? Ampricnn nannlo fKol nn i similar disaster has overtaken any community or section in the his lory of the country. The loss of life is appalling and can never be accurately determined. It is estimated at 5,000 to 8,000 peo pie. There is not a home in Galveston that has not been injured while thousands have been destroyed. The property loss represents accumulations of 00 years and more millions than can be safely stated. Under these conditions with 10.000 homeless and destitute with the entire population under a stress and strain difficult to realize, we appeal directly in the honr of our great emergency to the sympathy and aid ot mankind. Walter Jones, Mayor. II. R. Ilawley, M.ot C. McKibbin, Com. Dpt. Tex. The information reaching here Irom an otficial source states that reports of promiscous shooting of van .tula at Halnaat r?n hatm Kaaa . ui.\*u.u l? v \ * HI ? otv/ll 1 <4 V KJ UtV/ 11 exaggerated. t'nrfd of Chronic Diarrhoea After AO Yearn of Suffering. "I suffered for 30 yearn with diarrhoea and thought I was past, being cured," says John S. hallow ay, of French Gamp, Miss. "I had spekit so much time and money and suffered so much that I had given up all hopes of recovery. I was so feeble from the effects of the diarrhoea that I could do no kind if labor, could net even travel, hut hy accident I was permitted to tlnd a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking several bottles I am entirely cured of that trouble. I am so pleaded with the result that I am anxious that it be in reach of all w h suffer as I have." For sale by J. F Mackey ?fc Co. Reduced Kates Via Southern Railway. Annual convention, Colored Odd Fellows, Louisville, Ky., October 2(1-7 th, 1900. f )n ucnnii ry nf f Ka olinva o ion, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets from all stations on its lines to Louisville, Ky. and return, at rate of one iirst class fare for the round trip. Ticket to bo sold September 29th, .'50th and October 1st, with final return limit October 9th, 1900. i'ersor s located at non-coupon stations should notify ticket agent several days in advance of their contemplated departure, so that he may supply himself with proper form of tickets. Aug. 4 to oct 1 Annual meoting Mississippi Valley Medical Association, Asheville N. 0. October 9th?11th, 1900. On account of occasion above specified, Southern Railway, will sell round trip tickets from all stations on its lines to Asheville, T" ? JF"P Cannot Falrl Ramon ing pluten ara nielfM, painful and dM|?M ore u rrmoTtd, another cornea at or near the i rerr ia a blood disease, and that it la folly to att the aore, which, after all, ia only an outwafd my generation a, and thoee whoee a u coat Ota ho dy. in be Transmitted from One i the blood. inuat cure the an tire blood eyeton?emar* OO S. 6. a out and remove* all taint, and atopa the forma S. S. S. goes down to the very roots of tha d manantly. S. S. S. at the same time purifies th a harmleM looking wart or mole, a lump in t treatment, should all be looked upon with aw inf. eat Wlndior Aeeu Bristol. Teun., writes: "I r three rear* ha<t suffered with a wrurc fane M h the doctor* in this sity *aid was incurable, aad e thsn six months. I accepted their statement aa all hope of ever being well again, when tny dragidition, recommended R. 8 8. After taking a few i heal, much to the surprise of the physicians, aad 1 omplete cure. 1 have gained in flesh, my appetite railing ? in fact, am enjoying perfect hmlth. * Murtment ia in charge of phvsieisns of lone especially skilled in treating Cancer ana otl |e whatever for this service. THI IVIF1 N. C. and return. Tickets will ii be sold October 6th inclusive, t with final limit October 15th, J 1000. b An excellent opportunity to s visit the famous "Land of the a Sky." t Aug. 4 to oct 9 v Q National Convention of the 8 Christian Church, Kansas City, Mo., October 12th-19th, 1900. * On account of the above oc- * casion, Southern railway will ^ sell round trip tickets to Kan- ? sas, City, Mo and return, from ^ all points on its lines at tho rate 11 of one first class fare for the " round trip, plus $4.00. Tickets 11 will be sold October 8th, 9th, r and 10th, with final return limit October 23rd, 1900, inclusive. * Persons at non-coupon sta- v tions will kindly notify the tick- 8 et Agent several days in advance of their contemplated de- h parture, in order that he may a supply himself with proper form 8 of tickets. 8 Aug 4 t$ Oct 10 '1 Yours truly, f< S H IIardwicEjG. P A:, n Atlanta, Ga t Cnlmnd BrulMH Quickly Ilcslctl. V Chamberlain's I'ain Balm appliod to a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like in- e i??rV "?V I ! ! f ! T * naJn orwt J,M; 1,1,1 ??iovuuv.; O*??J pau ??? will heal the part in less time than * any other treatment. Unless the inju- t ry is very severe it will not leave a -j scar. I*a?n Balm also cures rheumatism, sprain*, swellings and lameness. a For sale by J. F. Mackey A Co. ji . - (, Bouinern i'Mciiic Will oiick uj !! Gal Ten ton. Galveston, Sept. 15?Tlio exo- d diis from Galveston grows in tl numbers as the facilities for get s ting away from the city are in n creased. Boats left here today a more frequently than on any day o since the storm, some proceeding n direct to Houston via Buffalo bayou, and others making connec- e tion at Texas City with the Great fi Northern railroad train. Among p those who loft today wore (Jen. b McKibbin and JLieuts. Ferguson s and Ferry, who were sent hither ti by the United States government t when the news of the horror was h given to the world. Gen. Mc- ii Kibbin will communicate \Glh ? the war department on his arrival n in Houston and thence proceed a to San Antonio to transact official c business which is requiring his t< attention. Hefore leaving he was c solicited by the authorities to re- l< turn and oxpects to do so within fj the next tour or five days. ri The news which was printed s here this morning in the shape of a personal telegram from VicePresident Huntington of tho ? Southern Pacific that that road is not to abandon Galveston, has created intense satisfaction and has materially accelerated the n movement for the speedy recon- ** struction of the city. Mr. Huntington's telegram was to A. H. Belo of the Galveston and Dallas News, and read : "I Bee it reported that we are about to abandon our work at Galveston. Nothing is further from our thoughts. We expect ci to resume work there as soon as " we can. You can asflure the ? people to that effect." ?! I)r. W. II. Blount, State health officer, today printed a statement pj showing that no apprehensions k are justified that sickness will u result from the overflow just ex- ? perienced. He shows that in 1867 ? in the midst of the widespread r epidemic of yellow fever, a severe c storm occurred at Galveston in r the early days of October, result f Iw Cut Out or 'od vtHh P/astert I, and bMldM, rwr cure Cancer. MM point, and always ih a worse form rapt to care this deep-seated, dangerou 1 sign of the disease?a place of exit fo re booa afflicted with it are liable at an; Gineration to Another ry hsee of the poison. Nothing cure ition of eancerons cells. No mere toni< ieeeee, and forces out the deadly poison ? blood and builds np the general nealth he breast, a cut or bruise that refuses t< picion, as this is often the beginning o sss Mf blood diseases. Write for any advict ' tPCOIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, 6A ng in a deposit over a great poi ion oi the city of slimy mud iot only did no sickness result iut the cycloue disturbance cu hort the yellow fever epidemi nd but few cases ever ocourre< hereafter. In 1875 and 1S8C dien there were severe storm nd no overflow, no increase ii ickne8s occurred. Several thousand men are a rork clearing away the debris oi he beach. One hundred and fift; >odies were discovered in th< wreckage and burned yesterday Jo attempt is now being made t lentify recovered bodies. In eed, most of them are foun< laked and mutilated and beyon< ecognintion. In some quarters of the cit; oday the water works compan; pas serving customers on th econd stories. This is taken a ndicating the rapid lieadwa; loing made in putting the plan gain in operatiou. The Rritisl teamers Noma and America! teamer Alamo have been tloated 'he street railway company sul ered a loss of a quarter of sillion and its entire system i orn to pieces. An effort is to b lade temporarily to operate car pith mules. During the lato hours of th veiling decided improveinen pas made in the city's condition ilectric light wires had beei trung for several days as rapidl; a the linemen could work, am l the evening the current wa uracil on. The lights were smal ncaudeecant globe* nnd the rere high upon poles, but the; rere numerous anil relieved th arkuess that has hovered ove lie city for the past week. Th treets heretofore have not per lifted the passage of street car nil bicycles. In different part f the city much progress wa uade in clearing up debris. The waters of the Gulf i o\ over about 5,.300,000 squar t'et of ground that was formerl; iart of Galveston. The loss ha een suffered entirely on th outli side of tho city, where th rst residences were built facin he Guif and where the land wa irtl/1 of n ltiivlinf tfol wv w ? niiiniiuu l lilt ri any other part of the citv nth the exception of the busi ess district. For three mile long the shore of the Gulf thi hoice residence property ex ended, but the shore line was s hanged by the storm that at al iw tide the water is 350 fee arther up along the entire thre liles. LANCA^TKR A CHEHTRK RAILWAY. let ween Ghoster and Lancastei Schedule In Kffect April '?'i, 1C00. Daily Except Sunday. outhbound. North bourn o. IS. No. 17. Na 10. N.xl . M A. M.I P. M. A. 8 10 $> 40 d L.V ...Cheater ... Ar 7 10 7 I 10 04 ".... Knot .... " 0 40 8 47 10 20 * ".. Rlohburg.... " 0 21 7! S 57 10 40 d ".. Itaecomvllle.. " 0 7 a is moo* ".. .Fort Uwn..." ?oo oi 11 20 " Graces... . 6 40 0 40 11 40 d Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv 0 30 0 . M A. M P. M A. No. 14, leaving Lancaster 0 30 a. m,, mak< ose connection at Chester with Souther nilway No 30 for Charlotte and point* north [id Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Special" f< iimiKi oiim |iunnn ni'm ai'io wnn tjaroitn Northwestern Ky No. 10 for r^nolr, N. C nd Intermediate points, and Southern Kal ay No 33 for Columbia and points south. No. 17, leaving Cheater 0.40 a. m , connee lih Southern Ky , No. 30 from Col irnblo an olnlH south. Set hoard Air Cine "Atlanta Hp al" front Northern and Kaatern points an oulhorn Ky, No. 33 from Northern and Km rn points, and at Cuncaster with S. C A O. 1 >r iSlacksburg. No. 16, leaving f.aneaater ft 3>i p. nr.., connec l Lancaster with S C. A O. K from Oomdt nd Marlon, Southern Ky Nn? 31 at Chester f( harlotte and points north. No. Ift, leaving Chester 6 10 p m.. connects i heater with Southern Hallway No. 34 froi olumbia and points south. LKROY HI'KINOS, . M. HEATH, Tresiden Oen'l. l'as. Affent. " OOUTH CAROLIM & GEORGIA J $ EXTENSION R. R. COMPAIH Schedule No. 4 | In Kffect 12.01 a. m., Sunday, Uea 24. 1899. r BetweenCamden.S.C.and Blacksbnrg,S.C West. 83 * " Fast. 3 J First Class EASTERN TlME. FirwtCIa? PussenRer _____ Passonge Dally Dully Except STATIONS. Extent Sunday. Sunday. p. m a. t 12 !W Camden 12 2 a l 15 DeKalb 12 o I 27 Westville li s 1 40 Kersbuw II 1 C 2 10 Heath Spring 112 , 2 15 Pleasant Hill II I 2 35 Lancaster 10 5 2 50 Riverside 10 A 5 3 00 Sprlngdell 10 3 f 3 10 Catawba Junction 10 2 3 20 Leslie 10 I 3 40 Rock Hill 10 Q 13 55 Newport 9 3 4 02 Tiriah 9 S 4 20 Yorkvllle 9 I 4 35 Sharon 9 0 4 50 Hickory Grore 8 4 I 5 00 Smyrna 8 3 I 5 20 Hlucksburg 8 I f P. M A. > BetweenBlacksWr^STC.,and Marion,R.C a Wmt. II fcas1. T See. C.'liiss EASTERN TI MK. Sec. Class _ Mixed Mixed Daily Dally Except STATIONS. Except Sunday. * Sunday. I. A M. P. * 8 10 Blacksburg 0 <4 L, 8 30 Earls 0 S I 8 40 Patterson Springs 8 I ' 0 20 Shelby 6 C 0 to 00 Lattlmorc 4 t ^ 10 to Mooresboro I 4 1 10 2ft Henrietta 4 10 BO Forest City 3 f 1 tl Ift Rutherforilton 3 S 113ft Millwood 3 C 8 11 4" Golden Valley 2 ! 12 0ft Thermal City 2 4 1 12 2ft Glenwood 2 S 12 ftO Marion 2 ( A m P. I t WKST. QAFFNBY D, VISION KAS; _ First Class FIrstClafl y Ift 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 lfl P stations. -5g^ -310 ? ai 3 q M ? a M QWefl W? Mcfl Ke 1 \ 01) A<j 00 Hlacksbuot A7 N) P3 C l 1 20 6 20 Cherolcec Falls 7 3d 2 4 1 1 40 6 40 Oaffney 7 10 2 5 P M A. M A M P. I v Trains Nos. 32 and 33 connect at HlatHtsbur ' with trains on the Oaffney Division, y Train No. 32 connects at Camden \ylth th Charleston Division of the Southern Rallwa 0 for all points south. Train No. 33 leaving Capoten at 12.40 p. m 8 going west, makes connection at Lancastei 3. C., with the L. & C. It. R., at Catawba Jun< ^ tlon with the S. A. L., going north ; at Rocl , Hill with the Southern ltailwuv, going north. 1 Train No. II connects at UlacWsburg with th u Southern Railway from the south. At Marior " N C., with Southern Railway going wt*u. n SAM'L HUNT, A. TRIP!'. President. Superintendent. |. S. B. LUMPKIN. G. P. A. a SOUTHERN RAILW Y. <k* antral Time at Jacksonville and Savanna) KWaf Am Tlma af HlKap PMnla 6 _ Schedule In KlTcot June 10th, 1900. i. SfiH n Lr. .Taokeonvllle (P. B) 6 00a "5 85 " Savnnnth (So. Ry ) 12 20^ 12 80 y " Barnwell 4 08p 4 18 , " Blackvtlle 4 21p 4 28 1 " Bpringfleld 4 44p 4 51 " Bally 4 52p l((i s Ar. Columbia 8uftp n io ) Lv. Charleston, (bo.Tiy *7 00a 11OU " SummerrtlM 7 41a L300t V " Branohville .. 8 55a 154 OrangiOiurg 0 ioa it 50 y M Klngville 10 15a 4 80 Ar. Columbia 1100a 5 54 ** Lv. Auifinia, (Bo. Ry.) ^ISia ~2 65p ~?T5ti r Lv. Uranltovilla 2 4oa 8 26p 10 15 EvTRdKeTTeld TlOp .. .. e Lv. Aiken A 8l5p Lv. Trenton 6uflt H35n TTofl " Johnston 5 20a 4 lPp 11 20 g Ar. Columbia. (U. D.) 545p 2 10 Lv. Columbia, (,Bld? St U SOa 0 lop 5 20 g " Wlntisl>oro 7U3p 7 26 " Cheat or 7 6lp 8 1H 8 " Hix k Hill $ 23p 8 56 Ar. Charlotte u lOp 9 46 Ar. Danville . . . 12 51a T55 v Ar. Richmond o 00a ITS Ar. Washington . T85a TS 1 BAlCmore (Pa.RR) 9 12a 11 25 v 2 Philadelphia 11 35a 2 60 York 2 03p 8 1b H L*.Columbia ifit.a 8 80 Aw. Hn^rtanburg 8 lop 9 50 AShavilla 716p no fi Ar- KnoxvlUe .... g 15* 790 Ar. Cincinnati T5up TE P Ar^ouiavhut^^^ 'TBop TV" outiibouwd. II #x 3u UnlwiiU " ? TiKTIK I-.V. CMnoinnatl "TTjfa T2E7 ' l>. knoxrlll# ? 11K T? 8 A-h?vUl? 8 00a 8 06 Hpnr tan burg U 45a e 15 8 Ar. Columbia .......... 8 80p >46 jfhilndnlph\a*^*^l^^ . . . . . . 806? *8 WJ 0 " Baltimora 8 2TV 822 I, V* Waaht gt'n (So.Ry) . ....| ttaop ll 16 y v' ^' htnond . .TTTT. 1 ~T~ iTTTioplBoTl it Ctr banvllla _ "TSa ^78 ty OharVrtia VHSa TK * SP0*111,1 8 66a 10 46 ' ?* < ? 8 86a 11 m . Winnnboro 10 13a It 10 - Ar. Columbia, < BXW 84 4 80? 11 20a 116 Lt. Columbia, (U. U.) 11 4;* 4 80 Johniiton JOBQp 181p ft Bt Tronton ItlOgp i 48p ft 48 Ar. AiWp'a iaipfTSl r Ar. Bdgotlald 4 top li a Ar. OrHnltcvllla fSVlat 21Rp"t*l1 Ar. Aiwuitiy.. .. ...... "I 00a 2fiUp 8 00 CoTrnnTnaTSo-RyT 4 6op"TaS " 4 48p 2 8a Orangeburg 6 33p 8 48 r " BranotaviU# 6 lftp 4 36 14 . SammerrlUa 7 28p ?M Li Ar. Oharlaalon ...... 816p 7 AO M Cr. OolumUta (80. Ry.)~~ T. rT2& T5C 4.r-5mU7 - ii ltOTp ttf it S?"?^!d W*Ap 3 40 . 6'aokTlU# ??J i? " ??rnw*,? 12lp 8 16 U Hnvanaah 3Ji? 6 10 A*"- Jaok*onv1Hg.(B. ft.) . TigPp 0 ;*j *Traln? 48 and 44 (misT-d except Sand*] " fl) ll*"'' rt*pt^n3Sg ?U*piag Oar larrlo*. K Excellent dally passenger earrtoe batwe* ~ Plortda and Hew fork. No* & ud M-Wew Tork nd riorldn Ki prose. Drawing-room iIm(4*| oars betwea ' AuguMta and New York. Pullman drawing-room alsaolag eara b* tween Port Tampa, JaokaonrtBa, Havana** V Washington and Haw York. Pull mat* sleeping eara batwaen Oh a riot to an Richmond. ldning aars batwaen Gharlott and Savannah. 0 Noe. at and M~ U. H. Past Mali. Throua Pullman drawing-room butTet sleeping tarsr* 'J1 iwe$n Jacksonville and Haw Yorlc and Put ' man sleeping eara net ween Augusta and Rhsi lotte. Dining oars aerva all mnala enroua* Pullman shaping (jars between Jackaonvill _ and Columbia, envoute dally bat wan Jaoksoi ;n villa and Cincinnati, via Ashevtlla. r PRANK 8 OANNON. J. M OULT. ?, TMrdV-P. A*sa. Mgr.. Traffic War.. n Waahlagton, D. OL Washington, I). C W.A.TURK. . H. HARD WICK, Hen. Pass. Ag'h, As't lien. Peas. Ag't., ^ Washington, D. G. Atlanta, Oi . * [. LET LOOSE VOC ,' -af Ci ?8 r * | yc>/iV r//A' r//i i THRIFTS u !r I THERE IS MONEY i I Stocking ne I rid of > * | There everyt! J handli jjj a few I MONEY sold f< I lously ; Here now h g For the dil I YOU I Pr,1CeS IS other s ? of yan j | nants cYJ I I:r THOSE VEllY x PERC/ t newesl Those must ? Very our 8c : yours Best the sh m - 121-2C so we \ Percales drop_ . r-ercaies, Waigt 5 Newest waist s csi. i splend Styles' dies : f Must sult-. and ?( Go at ancJ y I 8 Cents i? 5 with u II 7 *r? | NO W I in ncif nil to pro mi countc They hir St, Have 600 cl Been 2SC, fc Charging B?fiE ,, YOU High rhc>; Prices -vou ! For ture * Furniture, st?f> But we sale w ' Are going (. ar . Tn ?+r,r* lurniti f. A. V/ KJ U vy | J - ; That now. f1uctl? I Come and rooms See ,n?. ,a * cut th( Come > Heath Bkg. ' II I I ? I II II ? <!? rR ASH! KONG OF..... { Buyers! HERE FOR YOU. ? *% taking time is drawar, and we must be* ^ all broken lots and hing that shows ng. We mention ?what they have Dr and what ridiculow prices you can >uy them for. See Terence between our and the prices of stores: 10,000 yards 1-wide Percale Rem- ^ that sold fast at 6c.; ice now is 5c yard. ^ BEST 12 i-2c ILES, t styles, fast colors, ^o at 8c yard. All fancy Dimities are for 5c. It is time lirt waist were gone, will give them a big i i - .i- rs . -an our nne $1 Dhirt for 50c, and our 50c dashed to 25c. Our ^ id collection of LaSkirts must follow p Compare our prices )ods with any store, ou will" see the wisf spending your cash s. 6 1 m EYES: 4 fit and throw on our :rs i ,000 men's dolaw Hats at 25c, and oth hats, bargains at * :>r 5 cents. > GOOD NEWS FOR YOU. V* have been charging ncy prices for furniately, but we will lat now. At a big e boiurht thrpp snli/1 ids?1,100 pieces of ire?at a great ren. Our two store are filled to the ceilnd we are going to s life out of prices, and see. & Mer. Co.