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PONOB SURRENDERS STAR4 AN) STRIPES IIOISTEU OVEI| SICONI) CITY OF PORTO IO. Uity urrendered Without a shot Being Fired b,y Our I'orcea-People of th Town Veio.,med Our Troops and Saluted Our . Fing. Washington, July 29.---Tho navy dpart ment has posit0d the following bul letin : St. '1'homaH, J uly 29, U. S. S., M ias., Ploc, Porto It ico, July 28. Coiimiatdor 1)avii, with Dixie, An naplolin, Wasp and (IloiucoMter, loft (1:uania July 27 to blockado Ponco and a(llptnro l ightors for Un ited States army. City of Poneo and Playasur r Iodee11 to Commandor 1)avi8 u1pon1 demnand it. 12:3) a. in., July 28. AmeOrican flrtg boistlod at 6 ia. mn., 28th. Spanish garrison ovaitnatod. I'iovisional art iel('eH of 4nrroin(.r nl til occulpationi by army : 1Ht. (iarrision to ho allwowd to ro. tire. 2nd. Civil government, to remain in forco. d3rd. l'olico and fire brigade to bo matintatin(ud willhout, armils. 411h. Captain of pol not. to be nacdo pritioier. Arrived at. 'oneo from (1inaicia with IfHaehssachl 41utts and Cinctiniti.i, (en. 1ilos and (lonorIal WVilson, in1d( transport. att 0:"10 i. m., .hmy 28. Com11010ied landing army in capl - tnrod sugar light ix. No rosiat.anc. I'roopsl wt lcomled by inhaibi.i.nts. (Iroat ( nthusiasim. Capt.iured sixty ighters, twolity sailitg vosslm anil on( lititidred 11n(1 twouty tons of coa1. (Sigined.) l ii (ioIlN(iHoN. (18N. MILES (:ONFIkdM$ I'. Ponicce, Porto IRico. S .eret atry War, \Washinigt.ou: (i the alTair of the 20th, Capt. I" hyard J. ( ibson, Co. A, was wound od inl left hip; Capt.. J. 11. Prior, Co. L, slightly woundod inl haind; P.ri vuto Jatmt'$ 1)rumino1id, Co. 1(, two wounds in neck, anid Privato llenja minl 4'. 1BOsbick(, Co. [a, tihght wound iii right arm; all of the Sixth Ii Massa ch1st.ts; all doiig well. 'Iio Slllish rotroat from tii is lieo wasI prciipitoius, they leaving ri lIes and imminitioll ill barraks, an11d 40 or r0 Hick inl hospital. Tho people are in joying at holiday inl honor of our arrivial. (Signedc. ) Mi .E8. Th'le Six thI ~08il Ma IchsIt Is n 11 ixt h ll ini w118en' t. to Po rto Itico on the D)ixio. Mii.Es I MA hi.:s ii.II,i:u 1aRPonT11. Waishinigtoni, Juliiy 29.. -'IThe war depa icrtmtenit has1 reocej~ivedI 1.h follow - ing dl,~iptch.1 fromt ( on. 1Efil~en: I'ort PonceC, P'orto Iio, via St. Th'omas, Ju tly 29. Seretariy Wacr, Wahin ogt on: Onh the 2th ( lrroison0's Ibrigadk hadU a pirI ie onlgagemienit o)1nk kir killed anid I3 wounidedl. Vauco on. (cup ied yesterday1. 1 leniry'-.i dlivisioni thlIoo today03. I ai, oven hg C'oniiiuandr D)avie m>i ved 11 it this port, fol lowed by Ca p.. liiiggi nson, with is neel, elarly th11 ii orniing. ( hm. \\'ilton, w'ithi l'Crins's birignale., no rapiq id& d) isomI halrking. iU iiti.'s A Hit Pals18. Sibpanishi t roopjs are1 rl ren)it inig from siout.herni par11 P orl. , ileo. I'once 'l'hio p)opullae reOdived 110roo8 ai na luotetd the flag wVithi wVih nthusi liasm11. Navy'3 has several prizes,~ also 7t) light ers. ltailwaIly shop portly do-1 commnienii~tioni418 alsobing restlore'd. A IiEAUIL' il (cOUNTIY. (Cablo igntrume,'in t1det royt'd. Have sont to Jilaaca fori othirs. Th1'is is a prosporous andt hil b faifl count ry'. The army)3 will 14oon b)4 inl a1 moun1 taina regioni; weather delight ful; troops ini host1 of hoalth and111 spirits; it i i n i ) 1 t I n i niio .i t 4 1 ) , 1 1 8 ) NOT A .IFE LosT'. lesiultn t hus farl have boon~i accom plishtou withoumt thle Ioss of ai single life. Signed, NE LsoN A. lMHi.i.s, 1ajor (lenerail. The noghiuing o.f ihna Enri Thiinau Pr.,pI W~ashi ington, .July3 29.- - Publ ic mon'i who t.alked wvi.lh the P'resident, andit membeIhrs of the11 cabliinet today' posi lively amsert. ihe hniis t ration 1has roason to haivo con)ifidonie in the smn cerity ,nd motivo of t he Spaish41 noto; t:liit .I lh adiniist ratin is prc tically certalin t he aniswer of l.Ids -g0ooinmetr andl( the general termts it will pt'oposO vill be( accepted by 81 a.n. OUt l1,UUY IN Tr1s ICAST. 'a'itn>rluutn Vuoutuaret 'Ad1vantago With Minltnuma Uovertnnonta.l Itaaupunt biltity " Washington, July 2.-Theso are the exact words of a cabinet ollicer whom I asked as to what would bo the policy of this govornmeut in set tling the eastern question: "The President and our govern. mont in dealing with the Philippino Islands, will sOO to it th!at otv get. tho maximum commelwroial advantage wit h the minimum of governimental re. sponsibility." This, in all probability, foro. ,handows the 141oicont of t.hat, vexa tious question. Thiis m1ieanis not inilg loss than -t demand on our part for it coaling station and a port for a basis of supplies for commercial purposes. For soIlue time it haus boon I he evi dont intontion of thm atlmInistrat.ion t )t to bnl-rdon t his goverunient with the reHponsibility of governing tho half civilized people of this far ieast orF1 arlchipollgo, but whet.her the l'residoilt will bo willing to see thie islan<1s revert. again to Spanish rule is a problem to ho solved. Iit is very doubtful if Spain cold con<iler the islitds without. our asistance, and this congress woul never perlit, to be (one. it, is t.is phase of the i question of peaco that. is giving the admiinistratt.ion nore trouble thaan all elso Iosi<les. Bit for tise islans the road to peaco wonhll be comnpara tivoly elnsy. OUltR HE MICNr ALO.4NEI. Lotft Chlckiungn Pairk Yr-sterda1y-"-4lthete A walting toriers. (hickamauga National Iark, J tcly 29.-The regimonts a0 it Campl l'l'hkoluas tre anxiously awaiting to know which of themn are next, to ho favored with orders to proceed to the front.. The onl regitucntt t.hat left. (anp '.'hom as to<lay wts t.ho First, Sout h Carolita, under command of C'ol. Alstont. The regiment broke cainp at , o'clock this morning, narchod to lossville, whore at 7 this morning it. began lor;ding. Four hours later the last, section hal pulled out, from Itoss villo. The regiment procootle<l to Jacksonville Vial the Sout.hert and l'Ioricta Cont rial aund PolinSlar rail. ways. No further or<lors as t.o the ro moval of troops from this camp were issud todtay, but it, is expect.oct 1i1ht, the il"ist brig<iile, Secolo<l division, Fi1st. corps, Will he ordered out. in a <11ay or' t.wo, unlessi peaici neg'ot intions lhouIl r(nll a stago as5 to resulti, it (lii AT t)iSTItICNN0 WPAl' DAIANA. At l.nMt i h News <'4alnes o ath Ir -ne",ral t!ry for lIreuad. Nowi Yor'k, Ju lly 29). A <1ispat ch fr'om Key W) ~ est. to Tlhie Jhourn'al satys: 11llunger' is chlimig niany viict ims, t.he ext etl blocka<le hias clolse< thle porlts of Satgua Ia Gra'ndo, N ipe anid i ait iaabo, 1no prIovisions huave o~n t43re(l t.he CubantI Capital 111n( Oen. liianco's scant,y store ini thle ware hiouses hias b1eenoxhiansteod. Brroad br'othlersi, baikers, worioc k illeilI by ni niob for dofonidinig two loutves. Charnity~ is dead, bes'anso thle wvealthla theanselves are ini need of assist ance. S. e Whlen, we read of a railroad wreck in which a huni:dred peopie aren killed, we are filled withi pity atnd horror. Thent e are othier dangers in this life a thousatnd titne's ftreater thani that of the railhoad wreek, onIly we do ntot have theni brought so forcihly to our attention. Conusuiption dloes not kill a hiund(redl people ait on1ce in (one trainu. It does kill tens of thousands for every one that is killed by accidenit. If a sufferer will resout to the right retn. edy before it is too late, consuiption can he cured. D)r. Pierce's Gohdes Miedical Di)scov'ery cures 98 per cent. (If all cases if taken In the earlier stages. It has unin-. tainied this record for thiitty years. Many of those w~hiom it tias rescued fromn the verge of the grave have pe'rmitted their niatnes, addresses, cxpelriences andI pIhoto. graphs to hec pinted in D)r. Pierce's Comn nion Senise Mledical Adviser. This useful book is free, and any snfierer wh'Io wishes to inv'estigate maiy proecure it anid write to those whoi( were on1ce suifferers thetuslelv'es. For a paper covered copy senid 21 one-celtt stamn ps, to cov'er cost of mailing only, to the WVoild's Dispensary Mledical Associa tion, lhtWIIalo, N. Vi. TIhie "G oldeni Medical D)iscovery '" is the great hkion-aker atd fleshi.bni Ider. It restores the lost appetite, corrects the imipaired digestion, ma1keCS the liver active and the blood( pure. Any) inied icinet dealer who offers y'ou soutething else said to) be '"jnst as good "' ins thinking about his pooketbook ando not about your health. "I have taken D)r. Pierce', Goclden Miedical Dilscovery andi 'avorite P'rescriptlionl ' with, woniderfuil resnlits."' writes Mirs. Annie NI. Nor mIlan, of ICAnlinnnlk, wayne Co.. Pa " I hnd n lillpt i le 'tot. . ,411. .Iddie. The . ?.L.iud .I.~. V ~.i fw ." - i Illic 1'ANE8It ADMIItA ( Au interesting Sketelh of Ad siral Cer veraI's Lift,. --- Q c The Excollontissimo Senor Don t Baxnal y Topote, admiral in comiu mnand of the Spanish flying squadron, is right fully considered by all Span iards to ho one of their best sailors. Lie colies on hil+ muothor's side from t a stock whw1, for generations then nameil of T1opeto011( ha een feaired onj land and (1ioan by manyi a foo. Cer vori is also at good old n1amo and Ithe prosent hearer of it. is every inch a gentloman and carrios his hond very high. Iet is still very pleasant to look at, with his lbronl foreheal, koon brown eyos and i carefully trim. m1e0d whit,o heard and heavy mustacho covering a large dotermined month. Ilo is not i very itall ma111n, but h1'as broad shonlders 11d walks very erect. Tlho iiralil is not, a young m1an, h)o ing over lifty -oight.. IIis birtth place was Cadiz. (acdiz, lho "tiny silver cup1 ," as the Amuinltniman (fill their white honsed, clean, sunny, bh1io waved town. From early childhood he showed his inlelinat.ion for a naval careadvr iu111 14.resod titlt it his pa rents gavo in and sont him to the inval c'olleg1 whet ho Was not yet 13 years of ago. Ito pai-sed overy exainilat.ion i ih ens, obtaining his commissont asg "iiddy," wh.-nll mcst boys urn still fond of tho playground. Stop b1y stop ho ieaonded the ladder, rising inl rapid Kn.c't;sion until he reatched tho i hightest post p)o( ible ini the Spanish navy. He has always rendered great serviceS to his c0oun1 try in tiimes of trouble and dark h )1trs. I Io was one of the .finest olicers with Prit in tlh torriblo war of Africa. Again, he was of intvaln able service in the Philippine islands, audl inl the last Cuban inlsurrection. Admiral Cervera was in London for thlroo years as chif Spanish naval colmmlissioner. Ho was dtel ight.edl to occutpy that post inl such a great. naval country and in his lettershmoni he oxlressed again aind again.his pleinasint imllprssions. H1o visited overy great arsonal anid studied hard to he ) ablo to understaid overy miotl orn invent ion, not only for warfare, but, also for the largo mercantile vos sela and t rans- At.lantic st.eaiiors. He miiado a groa't many valuable pur chases for the Spanish navy. Ito was welcomed in the best, of London society, being much liked. Later on Io occupied t.ho.snte post, in Paris, but, for a much shorter t.in, as his ialuabie aervicesilviro mnch needed in1 howni ctountfry. As miinister of nmarine lie showved great energy in p)uttinmg down many1)3 old abusaes and in reforiiing th1e adinist ration, and during his othio the dinigy, ugly of ficos-of t he miniistorio do marina wvoro gnite a pleasure to frequent, with regular bourn, disciplinied sailor or dero aend p1( olite oflicials. The min ist ry of miarinoe in the government oflice that is nearest. to the royal paul mace in M~adrid, not far from the Bit ish embassy, andit it is a dlingy' plae at all t imes, espieiatlly whein in sneh (c10s0 conitrant. to thle spiondlid Al enaar on the other nuidt of the sqtiaii'. LUnfort unat.elv, a change of po1lit ics camo11 80 8(oon that. Admiral Corv'era loft the ministry biofore he conul put in p -act icoi his many plans toward the ad' anuceinmint of the iiavy. Mafiny n& If bravery .anid dlet minationi are related of Coriveni, en. pociatlly on14 t hat 1)0 Sp-aniard cain easily forgot. Caitolatr,- the groat republican orator atmn tatesiman, wvan at t hat. moment presidlent of' the ro publho. T1he radical panty \vas not natiaf led ivithi theo moderate way. that D)on Eililo condneted aflairn, and( here wvas imuch dis(contenut and ani undeornrrnt of disaatisfac.tion and conapiracy going on. TLhiings once miore lookedl gloomye No ono0 knew wvhat muight;happen. Evcrybody (1i8. irnated hie neighibord, it, wan in 1873. Don Ptaxnal Corviern ocen1. pied an imporeit.an)t post in the Cerve ra arsenal (Catdiz). lie niotic4.d that there was an uniderc,urrent (If mnys try going oni aiio.ng the sailors and1( troops in that place. D)etormiinod to dincover whlat it wvas, ho wvaited and carefnlly watched every moment, every word, every strange atand soon1 it wan evidlet to hini 'that the ranik and fileo had joinied thie radical coOnspi rators and1( were quito prepared to joini in thle rebellionm ovenl -atgainist their very oficers. So cloverly did young Cap)tain Cervera miove that lie wats ore long master Qf the day. . Go ing from shipi to ship, eveni from manll to man, lie argued, condemned. anid used( tall thle means in his power unt il the wvholo arsenal and floet gave in to him)1, and uinder his word of comumand fought aga ist their temp. t( r8 andl won thm ay. Vice Adm.i.al 'orvel t boisted his flag on the first hiss cruiser Christopher Columbus ailt at (;oion, a vessel of 7,0() toi, urr3 ing thirty-eight guns and five ar Drpedo tubes, her engines 6,'7150 p: orsepowor. b) I.s first appointment as "guard li uarintt" in Jlne, 1859, was on the d far steauer Velasco, then sil lieu enant ; 1800, lieutenant; 1862, 11int ientonant; 1808, frigate captain; 8'73, captain; 1885, post captain; 891 ro:tr iliuital. lie is a itan re muol f )r cool energy and ro-i.)lut.ion, 'ory popular with mn1, but rather ard itid stiff with ollicora. !itt!Il' h1/l4 1'1 CAlt 1.14:1 t0K4 TIP JiACKSONVII,..C' itstei.,y 111 Iny.. a1i8 Every 4iensou to I,.lievu T1-6wy w#1u1e4 tilt Its 104*114 ni14,4 Viii Nuwpu.t, N. W.A. ISpocial to '1'Te State.] Chickamauga Park, (ln., Jly 28, 3 p. mi.--Wot leavo at "1it. mi. to norrow for Newport News, thonco to P'ort.o Itic, to join (lon. Leto. Rceg. mot wildly oithisiastie. First a ,rdors receivocl at 10 it. Im. todany - W1illit m Hanks. S JACKSoNVll.LS Tll PiLACE. Chickamnanga Park, (in., July 28, 10 p. mi.-On account. of som1e 1111 akui in the tralnisiissiOn, our orders his morning road to report at Now port News. Upon invest.igat.ion, how :vor, it was !onnd that we are to re port direct, to (Ien. Leo at. Jackson villo. Camp has booni broken and wvo will loav horo at midnight and wll onter train at RossVillo in the a morning at 5 o'clock for .1aclson villo. Eilvorybody in good spirits and we look forward to a pleasant. tril'. William Banks. 1.. tter fro Mrs. IIvh,. The following lo.tor fron M rs Jef. forson Davis to the United Confed erat V oftotansH wits ills(et1 in it In vato letter to General Stephen D. Lee, and was recoived too late to bo road at the convent ion, but, is pub lished so that it can rec and he read by all of tho votoris in tio South, to show the nudying tiflection and esteonlt erttained by Mrs. Davis i for the bravo men01 who we're so true to her hlusbaiid's fortunes whilo liv ing, and devotdt't to Iis muemory nlOw that he has gone to take his plae with the other great chieftains of the confodoracy in tho spirit land: "1'ho Rtocktinghita, Ntrragansott Pier, R I.-To the Veterans of the Confederato Army. Dear Friend(s: I very muiich desiredl to so0 you this~ year, and1( inltended cortainly to go to your* reunion to take ant affectionate fatrowell of the mon whom myi) huts handl( loved and1( trtnsted until his last breath, and1( the memory of whoRe noble services t.o outr country is still the proudest memory of my life as it was of his; but the intirnmities of old age have cropt so swiftly upon moe thant I wvas not physically atble to bear thle joutrniey wvhien thle appoitnted t ime arrived for your mootmig. Hlow (over, miy dlaughtter is by this timon with 3yo1, andl( will in person deliver lmy greetings to yon andl express my regrets itt my inabtility to travel, anod at least a part of my goodi wishes for you1 antd your s. fPlenso accept t.he wVarmiest regartds of youra attached3( counttry wVoman. "VAtNAI J'FFERs'-ON 1)Avis. "Ji 11ly 20, I 898.' Doctors Can't Cure It! Contagions blood( poIson Is absolutely beyond t,he skill of the doctors. fTe'y may dose a paltienit for' years on t.heir mercurial and( piotash remed0(ios, but lie iil never he rid1 of the dliseonse ; on the other hand, his copdition will grow steadily worse. S. S. S. is the only euro for this terrible aflhiction, becna:se it is the only remuedy which goes direct te thel canse of the ,disenso and forces it from the system. I was at1tioted1 with1 Blnood Poiaon, and. the best doeetOdid m1e( 1n0o good, though I took their treatmenst fat th.~ fulnly. in fact, I semed( to ge t worse a1i the wvhsie. I took atlmonst every so-callloctd1b1 0o(b d * rleedy, butt they (did not - seemi to leach the& is. e.ase. and ad no( lt effet-t ~ -whatever. I wat d cis / 1heartenied, for it seemed .\that I would niever be cured. .At, the4 advIce pit at friend I then tools1 a . . S., and1( hegan to Itn rovO. I cOnlt uedw~ the mnedicine, and It eura o (ompilIetely, build m in i upy health and increailny apetite. Allhou(l this w.as tn year 04ago, a niie tver yet ha a sign of the disease to -otiu. w. R.NwNAN It Is like self-istruction'to continiue to take potash and mercumry ; besides totally destroying the dligestlonl, they dry upi the marrow iln the .hones, pro- 9 diiing ai stiffness anud-swelhling of the F joints, eanItag the hlair to fa)1 out, arid completely wtreck lng the sytemti. SS &S.T40Bood is iaran teed Patrely Vegetable, and Ia the only blood rempedy free fronm these dan ermus 11 ioirats. Iteek on self-treat.ment sent free by Swift Snaninflamonani Atlna, Ga NERY BRIDt d wife should knew about the pre ration that for half a cer.ury has en helping expectant moth.rs bring ,tle ones into the world without anger and the hundred and -one . i rl discomforts and distractions incident to child-birth. Ic is applied externally, which is the only way to get rdlief. Medicines taken internally will not help and may result in harm. Mother's Friend fits and prepares every organ, muscle and part of the body for the critical hour. It robs child-birth of its tortures and pains. Bab)y's coming is made quick and easy. Its action is doubly bene ficial if used during the whole period of pregnancy.. $1 per bottle at all drug stores, or ent by mail on receipt of price. Boonts FRI:r, containing vahuable infor nation to all women, will be sent to any tdress upon application by he Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. AGENTS WANTED In Every County to Supply the Oreat Popular Demand for MEllICA'S WAR for HUMANITY Tohl il Pictim'c all([ 8tory. Co'utplk!(1 an11 wrillren by SENATOR JOHN J. IMOALLS, of Kansas. ''lhn most, b)rilliantly w ritte n, n:ost, 1r0fnlsely andl ar tisiiall,y illnsturatvli, tid m11osi, int.ensely pou)nlar' bokl( on the ubjelt, of the war with Spain. 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IA M ~i.:i 9l Lr un'sI M1...ahg. r.nt Manng< r. ,r1i ur.f' t on.y IA189 .1O i Ir i10 am............. ib-rlon. ....L -I ii I r If 97 3.11..,....AiaO l4'a Cr14 gi.I...< v I .0 p. I r 1 ).1 aiii ........... CnC .... .;...,, i.y ) I'r 90 22 t . ,....:P n V x Hll l. 1.. It 3)1)1 ir 1520 num...W alh alla....... .v 6 i7.pen L. M. Lv' P,ICtMNI M. Ar. - .1. It. A $l (o n er tik .le ntg.4 'onne1e0lfl1ms ni.8leeun wIll Hip. It. 11. Nt., li LI ^ ndersionl wit hi So. italtiwaly Noa. ii i.iid12 Jso Dr. Milos. Nany Pr,ASTUnS fot' SPIN A L, WEiA KN ESS. All drugglsta soil 'emt for 2cc. * s* Atlota.", Ui rIutto Auigll+laa, Athenr; Wil tttigtton.,New OrI.'un..l'hattatnox,Ig, ttsHlilvl an oW York, 1001.n ltlohmohd W "'uton, !' Norfolk, 'bIIadelpinia. sc he n a ui ttleot Lity. o, i898. 81l I' i a No. 403 110.c ritvw York, ytu Pennullu.It.:+it0tilam,*9(9s I.hIla oll hia .......... ....... A I u 12 el Iltittuoro........ 8 lo 4 2 60 n Wasi;IngO ...................\.- 4 40 - a) Q l{tihm nd ....................... 3 56 pm v Norfolk ,vfli 8. A .... *I0 pillt00 In 'rtsiunth . A. . . 8 4 il 92U " v--ye (in,l i.lAI~.........I 23 '' rp18 r lliend.,rso11. " ........ *12603tUm *'I4hpto. -~liiisihit, y ah. A. ........ 17 l aln 41 .6 pil yv lhm. " .... t700plntll lostm I-~1Itttlebgll, yU .A ....... 42f5lttnl 4. A0lpfl " lttur1o l.... .............. 8813 " . 5 " ifulan lot ............................. 5 07 " 11:u ", ", Wa te bu ro ..................... "4 " 8 0 a lonr u ................. 43 a 9 12 W lnington....................... .912 Is 1r UIarlitIi, vln t. A. .... 7 " ui i(;,Ktfi,i II . A. I. 3pm is, v olumbia, U. N.& I,. . It. .. 16 5~I11'iiiTn " ......^.~. i sil s'reenwood " ....15 " . " Abbevllo " ......... 1103 ' -' Elborton " . .......... 1207 in Ahoens " 113 '' " WInhder " ... 156 " AIIInt., 8. A. 1.. (Union 250 " _1e1ot)(('etra1Tmo_l TmIne NO rI'11o1ONI) No.402. v" .v %t,ln tit, (Cntrai Ie) 12 'I uw "Windler .......... 24 40 , i " At lion ' ......... 813 " Elberton " 4 11 " 4 Abbovlllu " 61...... r 1t ('roonwooi " .....~. 941 " 2f8l " Cl.nton 4 . .. 0 " *2 Co4unlblta, . !N I& t.. .. 17 465' Chest er * . ~8 13 " 4i~ rUllatlot.0.vn H. A.Is .ff25pin *70 4 y .v onroe, via . A. I. '940 pm 6 u 4 altttmtlet, " ......... 11 16 " 800 r Wtientiuntn ......_.. L..20'pm "t4ontheri n'iu" .....2 .1200 10tj . It eig " ......~"2 10 "*11 2) lenuolson, " ........ 328 -' '1261 ir 1)nriiil " ......... -7 2 " j4 32 8i ,v I nrhal " ......... 7 ('0 pm 110 19 an i'r W eIldou,~vit~ A. 1.~~..I. "16S 111 *24j1p - 1{icrhmnI ...... A U I...... 8 0 " 75 4 " WatxlhIt'n,t nl''n1 It-.t. 1281 " 11 30 a " ltatll in.ore, " " 1 40 pim 1o86n 4 1'ilm 11phia"tt 360 pn 3 :1.0 " New Yorit, 02 4 *3 " " Ftis ir l'ilriy.-nouiIh '" "--"-7 25Rum 5 loja " Norfolk " '' " *735 " ".)35 * I/'ly. I Il'1y. "'x. 81n1dy. Note. 40:1 Haitd 409.-"1 li Atlanta peciual," -ol1lt Ve,sttbtie T1'raui1 of 1'ullnan Hieopetq uld Coaches bot.w"-on Was1hington anud At anlla, also P1'llmrln Sleeper betweon Porta. month ani Chest,er, 8. C. Nop. 41 and 38.--"Iie S. A. L. Exprp;' oali'1't.an, Concht-s and Putllmean Sleepers et ween 'orsmouthunl Atlanta, Comllpany Aleepors betwoon Columbia and Atlanta. 11 Ith t.rahns anke Immediate onneetlIonl AtIntlat for ul>ngonery, Mobile, New Or. ta s, 'Iexat", Califor'nha, Meico0, ('litatl. noogt., Nashille, M lomphie. blacon, Flork119. l.or Iicket Hicepers and In formation, ap. Ily to It. A. Newand, Gen. Agt.., P'ss. 1 t ish inball Iiosu, Atlanta, ('a. 1I. A. N1NW.ANI),Cen AgtIs. I'aienpt.. Atlanta (,. KC. ST. .(11 N, Vlee-'res. anel hen'I M an age'r V IX. SI(lI';, Oeu'I Sn;erlitelndent. It. W. HI. ((I.UVICit, '1'rafl Ianager. T. .1. A N DFU.lSO N, (en'I Passenger A gen t, (1NRtA t. o0FIES: POlTSMOUTH. VA. TAK EClA 1 1t lt.ET'ON I.NI. I)onbe i)ally Trains between C'harleston l'olumlbiat and Angnatal. QUICKER TMIM. 4OUTII CA1{tI,NA.& (lCOtt4IA : It ( 1'A$RISNUIt UIt'Al('1 MI NT, CiIANLRTON, H. C., Jan.24, 1897. . SC1EDULE. DAILY. l,v Charleston........................ 7 10 am 5 31) pm Summerville.................... 7 46 am441 10 pml Georges............................. 30 a 7t'm hlrannhvllo ..................... 8 31 am 7 35pm ltowoevillo ....................... 9 11 am 7 50 pm Orangebtlrg...................... 9 2r ant 8 20 ptn (It.. MIatthowe..................... 9 48 am -8 -8 pm , Fort Motto.......................10 00 am 9 03 pm 1(Inglvtle .......................10 10am ,9 20pm A r Coinmbla ...................106am 10 10 pm11 Lay Columbia ................... 7 0041am 4 IA0 pmi K lngsville................7 40 41m4 4 -414 pi For t Motte.................. 751 am 4 65pm St. in t tillews............. 8 02 am 13 09 p'In (iratigehlrg................ 8 24 am 13 27 pm1 1(ow esvll.................. 8 83 a141 6 42 141n llrna neh vill................ 8 131 am11 (1 3514141 Geor4ge.......................9 0141 am 84 pmn S fm ier vll0.........,..10 22 44m1 7 38 pm1 A r Cha rIcaten..................11 00 an, 8 00 pm31 'tv Charles'to n..................7 10 am) 6 30) pm li'-anc h v i le...............09 15 ain1 7 610 pu Ilatm borg.................. .1941 a11 8 2i4 3'm De'nnmark ................... 9132 am'n 8 421p.0 lIIlck v tIIe..................10 10 am11 8 58 pm3 W Illion...................10 27 a141 9 17 pin1 Aik en.......................I 09) am1 9 57 pm41 A r Auguta.....................II III am1 10 413 pm1 I,v A ngnsta.......,..........) 20) a3 m 3 24. pmn Aik en..-..............7 431am 4 271411 I iIst o ...... ............... 7 49am 13 091 pm1 . Hl cky ll...... . ...... 808 amr 12834341 Deuniiark ................... 8 20111m 5 414 pm11 11444m b r...................... 8 33 833 6 ('8 pm43 ltanhile...............9 10 am1 81 10 pm13 A r ChIa rI aton ..................I 0*0 8am 8 00 pm31 PAs1T Ex4.ICESS AUJOIUTA AND WAIIIINOTodN WITil il1MbAN IIETwEEN AUGUISTA, AtKEN AND) NEW YOlRK. I,v Alng41st n ..................................8 013 311n lav Alik e n........,......................41.141)-n A r 110en muark.............................. 4 50 14m L v D)eInnark.............................. ... 25 441 ILv Aik en.............................. ... ?i 28 341 A r A ngi.......a........................,,6 10 ata IIAII.Y EX0E1IT SUNDAY. I'v Carmlen - --..-- lo...............43 113 2 253 pml Unitle .nno ln,........9 36 am1 8 (145 pm41 A r KIlng v lI ....................10 064441 4 353 pml Lv k in1g v1llo.................10 26 ana 8 1(0 4am4 Cam41d44u JunclIt 11on..... ....1 4014 m II 44441 ArCanmdon...................11 136 pm1 8 1134141 Itallway rI'or ail1 poin414 in upperI'Hg 430 111nd Nortih Carolina41. Solh1i tralins botwceen Char nt)(4t on 44 uohorn 14 Raila to A 41nata 4, Alkenl and1 otheOr p01ints 11n n'' ho Ch1arlIetotl 1ine'0; atI (Jharl~eton wIth Olyde* LIne Steam-lI ers to New York am114 .Iacksonyllle.. 1'. 8. 11OW L,N (4en Miannger (Genoral OnlIcos: CIud a,t%KK. . Charlcstoll aitl W(estcrli Carolin H y Co Aigusta anid Asheville Short Line. . Nehedu1e In EfTect Afay 15, 1898 1.onye An4guhIn.......-.. ..i 40 a Im 1 40 314m Agrrive (Greenwoodl.-12 17 p mI Alnderson ........... ... ...........(G10 II .t 'n n rens ---....~......1 II 31 14 m 40 05 a m (u'rellIo.....2 451 31 ml Ilt 1am hai anng......3 03 p) 34 1014 a 41m 8a'ni. ...... ....... 5 3 110 ..... .. 44edersony......... 6O03pi m ....... 11a 44y11 A she-vIl1l............8- 208 a . . ... .44ParIt43nlbn rg ....11 50 114 m3 to y' m (1Ion sg 811rl gs...0 04) a Iin ....... (1 reen3 Vill14 .;;....1 03113m 4. 401 I' n an rn........... I 118 p m1 11o 451 334m (Ireon woodp.....2 714 p m3 ___Aingna a..........5 (io p nsI .4 ~ Any tI.gl----.... ... # 141 ft m1 i e eram '.......... 7 NIIanm I'h' om .34 ,..,..g... 7 15-1 13 Alond atd......,.....,...........(p144313m 3"llf,inx~.............. 15 pm 0 -"NBe .........1. 433n 034;1d pm 1(n*l'rt-1.1.~... 4) 0 am 7 '4.0 14m1 Portlcval.....1005 atm 7 3, o nyan nah 1.--...... . ..;........ 35 pm1 q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1 4 1 1 ) 3 ) 1 1 1 8fvn l. ................ ..46 Ot43a m P'ort 110'a1..........1 40 pm 8 1 1331a of , ..........I 135 313m 8 *0 1"n S3( 41........ 3)141 pm 45 pm IX4*-fn....................... 105 Si a m AIrr --------............. I 0 alm 1.1- -- - .j~,...~....................... 10 pm1 (ab,our -li 1 n131 al A (04r all 3)olns1 0on F1~o~143Iteion at- Greei'woood for alII 1 t 3i.. A. 1'. (411d U. andig (4, Itallway, a3.11 St lisIlahnrg n 11h AnonilOer itail way. rates,f333 a ( r oan (CIattye *o t :4ket S 10 . t - J. t iA I, (Gen.Pass. Agt. 1' ..)81 AtEIit N Tr)Al lII magsr.G. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ' entral Tine ilotween Colutnbl aand Jaok" souville. Eastern 't'lInu Ictwoon Cu lumblia and Other I'oints. To E:f eetlvo July 0, 1808.. .-- . No. 30 Northboundt. 1)ally, Dhaily. ,v. J'tvIte. -.C.&'.y. H W, 0 601) "navannahd............ ---14 t 59 4 p \tr. Coluutbia .. . . i 4 1 4 - i. L..har'loun, ( & il.. 7 10 - - -l Ar. Uoltumtbhu. .. 1 ),5 - 10 - Ar i,lu hutl ur1t, bu. Ily. l U. u 11 i Ar0 Op 4rnr 1 L,v. Augustta, So. ilty- . -- - 1-1 "4 l1ranitvla... .. . . 10 ... '1T'rentun ............. . l -- t -!l i 1 20 p " Jlhn t 4n ... .. --...- - Ip 1120 - r. C lumlbia Ih de{ 't...e..... 4 b_ p 2 1 hY ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l1 C5l5 lai'g8 S 11/ a Wiannhoro.. .- . itp 128 a " hevter . .. . ..i.. . 7 1 i " uock 11i11................ 7.21p 7 00 a Ar. Charlolt ................... - 8 1 2 00 a Ar. (.rtwensba ro.... .......... 10 431) 12 1O1 Lv. 4reesboro . . .....-...1 WI) Ar. Norrolk ... .... 7 . ", 111villu................ 1 1 p t 15 p Ar. Itielunund ..........-- . 40 a 6 25 p Ar. Washi.gto ... 6 -2 a 9 8. p " iaiimuroPa.R.It.......... 8 0a 11 W) ) Philaide)phia................ 10 15 i 2 60 a " New. York.................. 12 43 p 0 28a SouthboDund. No. 37 No. 33 hally. Dally. Lv. New York. Pa. 1t.U......... 4 !'p 1216n1 " 'bPiladlphtn............... 65 p 115 0 a "lltatinore................ 20p 01 a Lv. Wash'ton, So. Rty.. ... 10 4:p 1115 a Iv. ieihmond .......... 12 10t33 12 Ol1 Lv. llmv il ................... 6 On 0 15p Lv. Not folk . . 11.5 .... Ar. (4)een,boro......... 1 45 . ..... Lv. (4 retnsboro............... 7 05 7 112 P "Ch~arIl tt..................335a 02 " tt.ek l111................. 10 "run 11(Nil) " ('hI-.er .................... 10 b')3i 11117 P " inn or . .. .......... 41 12 2 a Ar (c'tl'hnta ltliu d p 4.......... 12 .1)nrt 1 87 a Lv. Cinh ub m lhi ta. dep'. ... ... 1 4 ( " . on ................... 1 0001 ' Tenton................... I (.) 0 25a ( iranllerillo............. . 1) 7 07A Ar. Augusta.... ............... 4 8 Lv. A.hevillh. ............. 20n 8 051) l.v. .141 nnbtt"g ............. 11 4U i 0 Is p 7 UUp 7 00 a Ar. ( urlestt .................10 40 a 11 O0 a Lv. ('(pl'bin, 1'.C..l1'.Ity........I1 553a 12 47 a !ivi .......2.....4 1 6 08 a1 Ar. .htks"IIe...... It 251 9 15 a a1.1iI'I N(I ;A IC EICYI('I,. Exellent duily ps gur tervico betw n Floridn md( Now Yonk. LV. .tar andbr. -\...i3 . ...,. 1ti aouthte 5ter i.n lir o.. ....d Yost........ wih1 din0g cay" nyni tih",t .l.43........ ..e t (4a rlotto. ituikt vil, .l ,o.vlo, v. nt 1. 1, Was25 Iipgoa Foaand New Y ork.k Aim,-d(3. 'od esiutd ranwih inn 'tilnltnan Stireplug Cars betw'on Charlotto anid litchmloild. .Pullhnnn dimnwing-room-" 41eepin cars b& tweenl (4 ee-nb.trc.1.. and Norfolk. Close connoo tion at Na.rl'olk for O1.I) POINT (OMFIOFRT'', arrivirig thure in Ii33(he for breatkfrnst. Solid tratin, with I-arlur ears, betweep ChrItlt.on and A Jhevtlle. N:. 33.335 nld -. S.- Ienit Mall. Through u lhnnnl d1ratw )ttg 100) bufllft sleoping cars bo ween .I1nksonville anl New York and Pull-. ltmnt sleo}ing a1r14s btt woEn Autgunstat and Chat lot (e. 1 llrtnan sleeping ear3s hetween Jack sunvillo and ('olutahin, vn routu daily butwoon .1neksonvillo and ('IntcinnatI, vin Asheville. FItA NK S9. TA N NON, J. M. (8ULP, ''hird V-P. & .en. Mgr. 'T. M., Vashingtonl. W. A. TURK, S. H. 11ARD)WICK, (4. P. A.. Washington. . 4. P. A., Atlanta. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condenaid untetIno in 11ileo Junu ;0, JHt).1 STA'IIUNs. 1:c.tu.-hly P:__ lo31 17. N u.1. L.v. C mrlealtn . l)a f.v. Colutnb........ .. I 0 a " Ninut3y-Six. 7-2a13 1 91 f A r. Hoedge... ~ 3ii20 Ar. Ahho~vjil0.)I 111e .Ar. lPeltoni. 30a1 56)p11 Ar. Andeorson14)3313320) 1 Amr. (Greenville1 1)3 Il85 i .A3r. Athmta1l.. ____ dj~3 8'VA'ION'2 1'.. 50un. Dai)3ly3 ____ No. 17'. No. 12. Lv. (4r. ......... 7~3 10 a a ~'3'Illn3ut1In 6 10 ai :ni I 12 3 30 n'a t~'M3(l.3'.4o303 p ai m12 15. p3 m3 N1m3ly-~....... 05 a' 3n 12 515 p' m3 " Nvnhorr 9 40 n i 333 I0 p. 33 ' 1'433~3C31y1)0 ' a m 3 55 p me LV. GreenvIill................;.2:0 p0 Ar P'.aiedmont.................1i 4 p13 INE. frsiN n . 58r'1IOS I f p N. Lv.p1 1elto ........h33 I t .33. p 2I 3.&~~I A r.)a Ih>nnabi. . ...... 431.....I I p 88 10 1)33 l55PI~...3311 in . 10 r15 7 4m lOIlI 1611 ~ . . l3333)331 m . 10 4lp0 a ut 10 (4 21123 "..l3avuInn.1 55.l 8 ni I 2O. 5 A r e.... $;33toIbr. L i 4l31. n na Ar. 3ree woo....... 7___m1 _1 p " Nhiety-Six.......... .s Am 1 23 p m01 " Newborry.. 55 y m 821 11 p np A r 373 1.8.Col nb n A......... . d.li... . o p n A .Charl1 sto .33'v ... .t331Ag A. & C . d 103 n 2:410np il. 11 . '' . ... Vombia.... I .in lp d.) o 1020a5 1 3.2 11 1'' . ..... 8 Un i a.:. ,. 123ll p 730pl 1.39a13 10 "3u ...10nes&vllo.... 1 " 122 1 6533p .2 459( 600p A.33I r.0J13.'3.A1 Jheillo.. . iLvt 3338 2i c1t Prlmr arn ulaoww (lhinarson 33rain 35and110 80.AN7 an 8. (n A.Nami C. visLon. Trains31 ~1: (eave 3.partn u,, A C.33lI divstr (etilm. L'~ imiAte; - <mtimn 12:26 n3. mg. Train '33envo31I03 1r)enille A.a . dIvistor, (VOLUtiBted NE8 R Lh&e)sotlmd LAURNm HA0 p.m.OA:3 D. 113( 3s ili3d In it o )0. Iy enrouto dIy bewen.lcso vll aa inr '13 N os.1 n 1 4-S i3olRi ra rs wIt Pullmat 1( 113R ANK 21. -NON m. M.1CULP 133 72- Thid -P &3 .o.lMgr. TIll01 8 1 7W.I1 A.3 UltK ..31aI. H. 12 A1 il 3ICK33 Gen.3a1 s.8 gt.38 PI sIe 't . 'asa. A tX31 Washingto II -. .IIhsA. 15 tanta da, 5.t 1 Eatern.. Standard T17, 91. 113 53y engr1I ein.130 r1 J3'7 F'gt A.MI M-30 :1 '. 333.1 1 1.. J 1.3' -32 13 1 3 . k nton.. 113 1< 40 133 1 1233 4 5 u n:I3 d-3.v 413 I (7.33 PAR KER' 0Aeas and beautitles the halt, romotes.( 11 Inxuiant growth ' evralsto Ilostoro 'ia :q ire tt its Yot,itsa ,rrk.f nallh ltnn ana,U Sne3h ste~an genuineeT., -- on n 4vtaj,a At I)Ugg3go No4tu. f~I3I. tot 31433 t3, ohIoIl r