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Thou b wog t fg r t i h cul ity with a lue l and how it. liarughed frttml 'ttil a t r p rt of ralilr-oadsl. I141 Asai he wa no l tioliliin party Caoin he id ill \\'ahinglth w toinly ought to n r lnited by uc. shesai asti.n,toe' wr behovdes theucandtyettory. oms tohol 11th'' 'ti lilt, . tl'' I ' 1+ hl . :' ii 'ii I 1 . 1llt I 4 b. land dou iho isi.e 11 t ltg' l I , pil anl Ito 1'i t II I h \ b ttllti g ti.+ t iIII 't' I ,, ,t', t .;IIi ! lt ti eta ll.y tl ,l l astone it ltii ji i tti.n tlt ll 11 IIi t,' t'Ii iiilii *t. 144 4)1 ii t., to ('t)I. Juli stlt~y ' 1i11- 11ittI11.4 t i it', hhve1u'lh.r inl hi l u l yti. I ttrg;Ilinne'l '1'll' t t 14 III .l't 1 4.1 iii t 4 II to IIt t' wTh It o I't IC i bbl y l t\ li t i i I , iit44 11i1 tlot'o f t,Iuri'it vii Ii ,I tII 1 I I Itl tIIII,1 was tIIth 11441i o ul ways, ul '4'd itheiii but, foug t . , 1 . i III, p4 re4 ie'n. t OI' t l t N 'r irtlu lt'n lli fh t I t h l t in. ob i<ly bl l al'. I IIII t Ihe t l l . 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What11 hen, rgair t As trIt'tomot( ra hy was thlel v I'n0 tht+ w io.t'Ipl1 If 'outth Carlfin At th. bO allot lox n(11d hil wm'tlttil 11 'onllunittt' IIr lh to c'o1lu) bIItween'l I hIII Itt11it peole , ntIt if thu wh I ilI p of L 41t4It ( la' I ., righ01t thenu, Col. Jltn tloubd RaVI to c om to 1t1o . (IlWinittir.) If they (1i11 not i nllofrt, hior 1e rouhd, t1d>idIl thl rlesult tu111 timaII lt by thl) wDite peofl. It gnv\o him1 pmn1u'tl 1to aIii(d t 2 nt,,lott r th '1 uch Il a m n. nH ('ol. Johumln(tl u sti( hl, w\v hIII I11,1 S(rii u s 10 th\ 1901I .l t 1111 ('ol. Jo tl e 1,o1 d t1o th l at+ l, thIitt ulotird thlo Iuul i(lg lit 110nr,ly t1 )'oloetl jut at foew 1itt ; aloIor train tilnt. A igust I: hn. W fe . U . aly A\. .2 P. hAm. S. '.,$21thi Atlan a t a t0 , G .-\th ......... .. ensic,$2.0 1%tO (:t)t11'"'I,EMFN WERE NOT BULLDOZED \ s1 IIitildt t\IIN IN l.a tte ho ex ph ne, aiut t' . t" - N ~ \ ,l ' lt t' " 1, t' t '11 .\ r 1. il . 'Ill t'f 11 r11 tw .'od wh asit r s . himself m getting ths tten u I wri tos. lu answes i f I t' - : i t'u.1 ott hIN. Sttl It' itl ' ati " It Ixe Iv' ! it't' I ttg ti Niy 1. lI a. \t' liI, of t ith\ o fu , t'gIIilst, Il( r'intv t r eittisot fll i wt mug lett Iirs wihi wvill asak for' J. ht wi litol N, V ' Y al. I r u l' thy i 11ly, I ayof bthll iny atitrlialnce t hr f l t)rm Or't lsti tutiio at Chanson'~i (Col lego. I hajve niot Oxrii'idt'tI .' "re'r't" a'Ye .tltny nlotion illh tli,itI Ivi iiiiiit II ivll 1. I it ftr 1n the exeuiv comitio Ithav not said Iihad I wait doIooivied or '*is J t' w litls t tFuly ,iK J. (. Wailbor. i otl.t .. nttl'In l, Or ' lyi ti Hav. tum irentlar llt tr of th IIUglth ihstant is NO. ( ) i a'e allit o f lieo e riuiv aibsencei*i fromti l1't' lic'l for thi1t " l t t wo) ul i lt'he hx it' ,in i ylu ttou s ray. t e --it is Iargi in Ite public printts tlik oiii oe d I for t, t rl"ol t Imtei boardt I to lpl't.f regr t for ti r pa t in1 tAh , prformance, thl e day aft tHiIs ,r to itig , tandit t aim d "Will youtr bo poftinaed to inform m bty rturn mayil if you have ox. pressedo ' a osu regret Illlave .ou ev r 't'Ad tUIllhat 'I wOr" ti ?.d in ( t lii'itr f Thist is w rith i itiew of publksishntg your anIouwr."o tt i'pli, I bog to say that no ono It rs tver htard te ox prtss rgrt for myi~ part taikien in thte niotin of the Sltto dtlt o rat to exoentiv' tommiit.to ttpon he"tt " h resItllution ltnnn Sonator MeI tIuril ind, further, that I hav never sat toed that 1 was i-ot (hd in thti matter. I niaty add that I havo nevtr hoard antiy otier member of4 lilth 'omxtitthe express any regret or tato that he was misld. Yours. reipectfully, G. Danoan Beliniger. E:. T. L.AFITTE, OF BAMBERGO. I amr just im receipt ot 3 our cirou liar, datedi the 9th hiday of August, I1901 , which present two qulestionsa to milt, relat ing to moy action in the execuitive commiittee, regar1iding miy vote ont thlet resolution condemninig Senator McLaurin's action in the U niteid States Senate. I wvill say just bere, before 1 answer the two questions, that 1 did say to Mr. W. D). Maytield, in his oflioe in Columbia, S. C, the morn ing after t he committee meeting, that I noticed the papers had mo voting for the resolution, antd that thtere was someo mistake, that I did not favor tho resolution for two re'asonts: 1. Theg committee wvas called to gother to arrange the campaign mneetitigs ino the Seventh conigres ional dist riot and no one was looking f \r an arraignmnent of Senator Mc .aurin's actions in the United States Senate. 2. Because I considered the execu tive committee was overstepping its jurisdic.tti and authority wvhen it attempted to condemn a man that had been elected by the people and ake the liberty to advise him (Mc Laiuriu) to surrouoder the high oflice o which he had been elected to till y the people. I consider the people aigher than the members of the omnmittee', and if Senator McLaurin S wrog the people will condemn in next Angaat. and mv damoaoy is, the voit'u of tle )uop ln tntuut bo hoard and it must bt oboo d. Now 1 will t,ttt' why my votu was rtocordod inl thu Way it was. If you rtorinuber you introultwod a resolution reutlir iig tho cinididtom, in tho St vtuth rotngrrotioinil district to ondorse tho htlistit l'ity p,i.tfourm, in wholu, bo. foru they wothi ho tillowol to run for tho ottlicot of oiingro4H. Thorn Wat %ont thalt diul hot aigrou with t11 1l m thlt Ihtlu', 1 bilnl oM, of 1 hem1. TIto'u tr 1Wh:otrdoniol, if I tin nliot tuut tot t:1n lit' nat intrttode thu Ne 1.tll' 1 V'oh itnoln, in 1t'tu of yours'H, \t tt'ti t \t, '. . t'pttti by 'ii. t'lla t.1 l'llh ,1 ttdlt' t' hot e't't1 Inl suptof thi'e t':'.1ut itn, andlt got in tt .t i' h i'nto'r AppeItlt, w\ho t'itllt'tl tt I'tt lctltator el.aurtu9l' fttto'0t, att.l tholl t'iIt;ttor' l'tllnu l Oalted for the ta a01d tt; \ t) thle re'ionttlllitlt. Soo n110 11oY,d to tilho lhe 11rt'Oit totl. To t h-At llot on t het \Ii'll atutlidt\ w at. ilit'tl for. During thu con Ifutilnl Ily c t'.1lt wats ttllk4d, alnd thiltlmlr l wt;, votin g on tho origina+l quelstion, 1 Yotted lit. 1 dot lot h'targt';o or at'uotS anlY 010 Of mis. Iuading tu. I was only1\ isli:ttaknoit in thu p)oitio)l of tht r'solultiont. I sity frahly that I %. oild not hilv vot)tei for tht resolution for the roensl I h avt) itI I o e I ox prosHd. 1 have m1iladot' yol liln hone tst stitomlionlt of th mnattr as 1 view it, and I trust it. wiil ho understood, As l do not icnst any oine, of misl.41 ading lle, and I will ri8 or full by 111y action1 jointly with my explinawtton. 1 re t1til1, Xours very truly, E. T. LtFitt e. Mr. S. G. Milhs, of Marion, alone of thu 21 who vottetd for tht% rotlo lutiou, remais to bo heard from. Tih roason Mr. L.,atFitto did not recoivo ily eirtimla+r )otter is duo to thu fact that I dirtoto.1 it to Bam borg inst,tad of Dtunaiirk. On tlhe printed oillittl list of namn1s of the liomubors of the Conuuittoo, S. U. Mi.tytihi is uerehto i to Bliamborg. I did not know Mr. lF'it,ttl anid did not know hi p)toilictllt'o iddress, henco 1 tIent the etroular to the county stu of til) county l. antl lounucod himself atS ropresentting at th meet ing of ile coti'nlttoo. 1)KO41loN AN TO C110l, W W AIIANI's, Jutdgo (hry 1erdtl-r:a it ).'lsnn I,eehtrirg All Nohttool Wl':.rr.n, l,t etto for C,--r ielin t onoottl t;htatt, '.Whore. tho l oitetl l)iitsi rt s iltttl No Afuot-y to l'aty ror -raemut, Null amid VoI. [News and Courier.J Columnbia, Aug. 29.--A casel whbich interest a greait many people, and which wvi11llOan a grealt deal to cer tain interests, was dec-ided today by J udgo Gary. He hods that the wvar rants 1ssued( in pa1ymen[t of chart slupplies are null1 andl void. T1he de cision wasW rtondtered in the case of the Loan and Ehehauge Bank, which hold about $2,112. Judge Gatry ini his opinlion says': "'This is an application) for a writ of mUandamwus requiring Frantk WV. Shealoy, as8 counity treasurer of Lex ington county', to pay to plaintiff certain wvarrauts dlraiwn by various boards of trustees for tho several school districts of Lexin-gtoni coun ty, and approvod by the county su pervisor of said county. "The two cases are similar and1( as the samue questions airo involved in both it was agreed by counsel that both should be heard together. WVithout undertakinog to state fully the issues raised by the pleadings, I am satistied that the whole case can be disposed of by considering the main questionl ini the case, which is the validity of the warrants of the several sohool dlistricts uponl the conty treasurer for Lexiugton coun ty. The said warrants8 were drawn at a period rauginog from the 10th of December, 1898, to the 21bt of Jlan uary, 1899, and wore mbade payable January 1, 1000. "The contention of the defendant is that the sevoral boards of trustees had no power to draw said wvarrants, for the reason thdt the same were in excess of the funds appropriated to their school districts at the time said warrants were drawn and are there fore void, aod that any warrant drawn to become due at a fnture day is in the nature of a certificate of in debtedness anid under the statute law of this State is void. "Did the said boards of trustees have the power to draw their war rants on the county treasurer on .funds not then on hand applicable to the payment of the expenses of their. said atchool districts? The authority of osunty board of trustees to contract is derived from the stat. nte oraating thara. in w io ite -r prohibited,l from making e, nIt.ets for any yt'ar in t'XC4's of tht funds for ttat Joar. 'l'ht p)r'o%iso of Setiion 58 of the school law of Is)6 i aists follows: ''rovidetd, tIhat all conl. trats whieb boards of tn istevs ialy mako in txe'sY of tho funts appro )riatted to their district Shall bo void.' "lit uK now look into tlt t'ttrtwt t'ntt'rtod into by hlbis Ioatrd taml as'or tain if such conttranct ComPs Wilthinl thomo prohibited hv Iho act. T1ho wairra nt. iHHU4)d by satidl boartd H1>Ws ()n its fact' that Hltid board pur11'hasotd for" tho use of I h1tirt sthool dish I itt titht'r inl )t't'mbt'r, 1898, or itn J1n u;try, 18)19, rnrtnin rharu(s f,)r" Iho uit) of behtool1, kow tits I;Vat 's Ar tl - 1n0t ieal Study. "It t'Ortainly wast thet purp. Ioso mttn( intott of sad board that tst' cha rts work to bt' panil for out of Ow at'hoo1 fund, for whith thoy wI'ro pur)ch tsed. l'inditg, howt'v'r, at tho at to of Huch pitrhast' thtt Ihtrt' wasM no fund] app)licablt' to tht' paymuenlt of such ptrt'iso they atftemtiI to av'itd thrir til'matun by exprm.sing, in t watlrrant tIhat thn i samto is to bo 1, id 1 out of a fund to bt' a"lnt teilt i.t t-r rntisod in thet fu turo, and, ,1 b'-tof,rt1, muake' t h" ,ate pI attlh on tw ti rt day of J atnuary, 1900, a .''u r Lt t-r. if thon tltere was io fund on htdtti with which to pay this intt detttl'',sH the conclui11on is irresist i bl t hit scth11 coltratc't. waIs void unlltdor satitd proviso, as being in vxevss of tilt funds athl)otionttd to sliid sehool dis trict, and, thort'fort', nantthorized atnd mado void by tht stattto. 'te 1tit)Oti" in this cast mt)ust. haVt' kuown from the very tIroms of th warrant talit. his cottrac'tt was ont prohibited by law. I L. catnntot, therefore, plead that hat wits Ilth piltr chasor of at niegotiahlo i,bhtedn ess Without, notict'; the w-arra.t that ie, )urchiase d app[)rist'd hiu of Itt( fact that it was issued withott authorit\ of latw. 13t'idets tht% instlllmnt'nt it H01f is not, sucht at negotial1 paper Its wonld prt'Ot. thi )ur'i'iser. lIlo took it. Subjtt't to all eju1ilit's ami lga l dofeicet's t hat coul(d bo pietadted bot.wten tiii origiatl li1rtit'. "My conclusitu is thuat tho hoard of trustt'ts uitdo a contrnot, for tho puroha ose of charts for Ih. ist of their sovoral schools at a it ime1t when therl wats no fura availabl' for sult p)urt.haso, anL1d tho utoo fact t hat said claims wore made payabalet at at later or future tint out of funds not then apportionod to tht'ir sattii sI-hools was simply an etfort to avoiti tho foregoing provision of law, atndl that said contract of purchtaseI is ntllI ando void. "It isi, therefore, ordored that t he wvrit of anaindamnus be ref used. "'Ernest Gary, Circuit Jutdge Columbia, S. C., Aug. 29, 1901." Practically every conutyv in thte State is interested int this decisio)n, except a few wvhere the county ofli cers ignored the opinion of the at torney goneral atnd wt'nt andit and paid the claims for charts. Thet titari t'rE.itriptlon for :uIittr na ChIlls andi Fee l a boittle, of Gr.v Tasteles Chill Tonie It is sitmply iron andi qu tinit in a titstless form. Nit oure, no pay. Pr'ice 500t. Only a Child. People hear a voice in the street and say, "'It is only a child! Only a child!'' My soul stands ablashted and overwhelmted in the presence of these y oung princes of God, t hese sous and daughters of imumorality, these voyagers eternity-hound. They have started out on a journtey wvhich will never end, but winding up among hierarchical splendors; yet upward bound for ihighter themes and loftier emtpires, forever, or else pitching off the v'erge of a great night-deep, fathomtless, ir remediable, down forever, forever. By and by they shall have Ileeter motion, by and by they shall take wings of light or darkness, and while God lives and eternal ages go marching on, they will mount upl steps of glory, shouting H osauna! Hosanna! or go ,downt through labyrinths of disaster cryintg Woe! -Woe! Yet you say, '"It is otul' a little child, only a little hand, ouiy a little foot, only a little heart, onaly a child.' '-Lit tic Wanderer's Frieuid. Twelve years atgo J. W. Sulianx, 'of Hartford, Conan., s'ratchetd ttns lg w til a rusty wvt-e. I tll amni 'nt a lit totid PiilsOuutg set in. Fotr two yers lie tors urged atianputaLt'n. "bttt,"' het writes, "I used t ne bottle of E''eeti liltterrs and 1 t 2 hoXes of B3uttkileu's Artaica Salve andi my leg was s' untd and well as ever." l"ori Erup) tits, 1''eema, Tetter, Salt Rhecum, Soret andi all blood disortiers le~ctric tiitters htas no rival on earth. Try htem. Al Il druggIst will garantee satisfactionL or refund monm,. nly. 60cn I P ecot panied by X 1t ntiius ,atclies inI the inl <>u it h erup. U,a y tionls (It the skin., sore throat, cotpei color11 splotches, ou Swollen p'hnt}ii, achaing inuscles alnd Ionles, the diise.i' e is nakiug rapil hea.dwav, an far worse Symptomns w%-ill follow ti1(s the blood is Iproip;ly anct effectually cleanse of this violent destructive poison. S. S. S. is the only safe and infallible rure for this hdisease", the 011y antidote for this specific poison. It eures the worst cases thorottughly and perianettly. !j Condlioo Could "nttcl'l f]ave Been No Worse. thrc'e doIr . t 1i e i r ti eatment lid te noc) goo; I was gettitig worse all the 'tine; lily 11:111r crl nte 01t. ilevIs 11 c pared itn rlty il-tti and n)li . ny hocly wais ni1mst cv'ered, wii I co1)1t olot-uedl splotche s alnd offensive" torei. I sitied severely fromn rleutlatic p.lina ii liny ,.h"nulticrs, t iid lnlis. My ci)nlitiuln could 1:tv" I)wen no worse ; oilv t hose: aulit'tc'l as I wts an 1tntt" snt t:ud my tnif''iitgs. I hIrl I ahott I.l fll hope of e-ver being well ngain when ilecitted to t-v S. S S. but inn11t ctlnfeSS I ilh ad ". itt inith telt inl a ty webd inte. After talkin}" ); tliIn1111. b11ttle I noticeli % I::oge iln myl colltli iml. 'I lis wan4: I-n1y etil c.tnu:};ing;, nnr1 I <ltte Iined to .ivc S. S. S. n t~li" a tIitlnghIi U in 1. V-rotia' 11 ll: 1t te < t h i n ptuIl " n h"n1roue- . +:' nwnu ws lipllill ; . S. S. centd to Ih.ve tIh I li% ca+e cInllpletelv ndi<er (0n11iul; lte Atire' alndl t "u ilects he:al,l :tutel 1 v:S I .was 1n1flee 111 Ytil l 1"il, / t of the Ili-ntle"t; I h:lve ' I>ceii :.nr:1 an 'alnt hv eversince. I.. W . M t1 , 1, 1:ek 1l1x 61 1, Noblesville, Ind. r - is the only piturely vege '' F;'Ytale boo putilier knto.. 10,ot) is ' ulTlell for proof that t" r ' 8+ it contains a particle of et"rcury1't", plota';lt or other lt'teral poisont. Sel for oitr free book ont l111icl Poi.soi it cut.tainis Vailuable infmniau;tionl abut this <h:t.s, with full directions for self treatmtntt. We charge nothing for nedi cli advice ; cure yourself at home. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA. SOUTIIERN1 RAILWAY. Oendcienoo tieholill inl Efrool June M0th, 11)11. S'A'TIONS. Ihily aiilyl N o. 15. Nho 1.1. YI i' rloi .....1 5i :Ti UUT it " tunl:lervi'i........ y )0J n't 7 41 , n " nltnhvi:lu...... .. 2 w a l 9 . 0 a In " r.. (i'ngburg........ a. i, m 9 2l! 4 a 1: I in)tgvilto ........... 4 (15 a nl I0 .'1 a n. n It . 1. ~ U0 a ia 1'iI &)a i " hirlwell... ........ 4 111 a ln 4 1. a "' 1 :.at!le.... ..... 4 '2 au mn 4 283 a n AU 'uinba.... 0 a.. i in 11 80 a i " 'Pro perity .......... 14 a In 12 -30 'IT " N waerr}........... 7 :> at n 12 35 p n "1 Niunty-Sls........... ti LJ a m 1 3k) p n ("reenwouadt.......... 50 a ni 2 u5 p i Ar. 1lote ... _ i a in 2 t.v. AilbeviLl. 85 a in 1 45 p n St. lilto: 10 10 a t m 3 8V p u Ar. tr - i el t 1 --a n.l a 4 '2:) n .A1". AO::l:t:l.('t.'1''lil I t 5 a i 9 STA'1ON. Daily YDatily __ _N__ N id. No. 14. Lv. d il ........ 3 20 I i ~ ~ 40~a it Piolnort ......60 p it 10 05 a n \\" Wilun,,ton. .. 7 12 p m 10 25 a it AT inh r,l~- pln II 1 a ii v. lielton .. . ... 1iin 1 Ip U 45 a in AIr. Donidl ......... ... 18 05 p m. 11 10 a it AI.i hau"vI . . . . ~ ~5 oi rl 12 01 n'n f l i i .. ....... 8 20 p in 11 25 a n Ar. lirctwoll......... ti a0 p m 11 50) l n Niit. .......... U 1 l in 1205 p n " Newhert-y..... ..... 10 Is p in 1 10 p ir " Pr .t -rit}y........... i1123 p n 1 24 p n " 'nlh,l.lui ........ It p in 2 40 it it it tillytlt ?,ii )4~ at it l trnit l I -. . a m 11 07 a S'avtn -il ..-.. ..... 50 it iii 4 i, a in f . liin vIu.... .. .... 32 a in 1 3 4t'. p it "Uran}ebur0......... :3 45 a mi 4 42 p ir " irnnthviite. ....... 4 25 a it 5 25 p in ktlitmlu -vil!o........ 57 is a m .12 p n Ar. lChrlttnu ...... 7 00 a m 7 0 n i 1 00P p on a .v..CIiiriu'., on.. Ar )p ~7~U T 1 00 nk il 41 a '" btnnlimervilO "' 0 -1 P 5 5' 2 sn a' 9 to0 a " .Hrlanehii;o. " 5 25 p 4 251 2 45 at U 'i a " Orin'bu r g " I4 42 p 3 45i 4 05 a 10 214 n Kingjville " 3 .46p 2 '1') 5 0 .....Lav. .anvannath Ar .... 4 u.i 4 25ta . . . " ..12Unekv,i)l . " ... 2 5'i 7 '4.0 ia 130 a ".. oinuinbia. 2 15pI 9 bol 7 57 a 12 1511 ....Alston.. ."1 25 p, 8 r0 T 8 58 n 1 2.5p "... 6antiuc .. ."12 15 p 7 4th o ia a. 2 Ri p n ... Uioi.''. " 11 s; a .7 101 O 84 aI 2 2'211 ..Jone's-'lo.. " 11 17 a (I 5di 9 49 a1 2 i'. jp "..Pae'ot .... "' 11 05a 63421 10 20 a~ 3 10 p!Arsrpartanhutrg Lv1 135 8a 11151 10 11n n 3 4.i p 1,v Spartanbunrg Ar. 10 25 a 6I (03t 2 0J r 7 1o'Ar..Ahev,ille ...Lv (I, a 3 00j "P"~ p. mt. "A" a. im. "N" night,. DOUHBI,t DAILY SERIVICE~ BETrWEEN lIIA RLgS'TON A ND (iR EENVILLE. PutiltDna pineos sle(ping cars Din 'Traiiin 85nnda t. t. and 3M..on A. aind C. divislion. Dfltintg cars onl thos3 trants DiSAerve aill i'enS il nrlou. (\etst ihn't!'- 1,ilIit-i anIld i:5 po1. mn.; south l 1Itild 12:.. a. im.. 3:15 p. mi., 11:40 a. iu., t' Vesti bulei TAtnited ). and1( 10 :30 n. mt. 'Trains leavioe Greienv,ille, A. andc 0. divisIon northbo~ndi. S:55 a. ni., 2:354 p. mi. and 5: I8 p. m1. (\'estibulo, I .niited 1, and 5:55 p. mn.; south boundti, I:.25 n. il...4:80 p. mi.,* 12:40 p. mn. Vesti bb l-Lutedi, and( 1 it ) a. im. TinsliD 15 aind lo-Puillmnan 8leoping Oari betwee'n lhnirhaton andu A iiheville. Eleganut. Pullinain Drzawing-Room Bleeptus Cars he~.t wenn' Savannahi1 itnd Aihoillo entrout TJ.rinns I18 and ii1'n Pulitan Paror Cars be twi on Char:e'4ton andi A\shev'~it. FRANK S. (GANNON. 6. HI. HARDWYCK, Tht i'd V-P. & t.4ont. M gr,. 4t. P-ati.Aon At. G4en. Pas. Ag6, Div. Pas. A gt Atlanta. Ga. Charleston. 8. (. ATLANTIC CDAST LINE FAST LINE Between Charleston anid I'olumibia Upper South Ca,rolina and Nort] Carolina. PA*iiENGEn I)EPART'MNT WiLMfINGTON, N. C., Junie 9th, IUGI COdNDENSED~ SCHIEJ tLE. GoiNo. VE8T: In EICIect May 26 'Jorma IcA' 7 00 inn Lv...... Charleston, 8.0C....... A r 8 fl pi'r 837Ia m L v.........aes........Ar 6l 18 'p 9 51 oam Lv ........imter........Ar 5 8 pn 11 Ii am A r...Colu bha .......v 3 45 pn :2 20 pim .\r......rosprty.....,..I..v 2 2 a pn 124 pm A r....... w berry.......v 2 'O pa 3 Ii 1)m A r....... linton......L 1 24 pIt Pm111 Ar ......auren e........v 12 fM pit d .5 pIm Ar r...........reenville...........L i ' pn~ '" r .. ..prta bu'rt.........Lv Ii 00sn 7 1 v. A r ........ W lin In uo ..........Lv tO liiia TI 0 pm A% r...Crlotte. ' U...L 8 10 au It! pin A r.HIendersonlllvt i .(..v 0 i , I-- pin Ar.......sl'vItR.......v s t) 0 Daiily. No0. *92 amI 531 ldre~ins between Chtarles. Ci' anid Gre -nvuile, H C. I. I.KE1,7,T. MN 5CuEbL'I.g I.N E.Fer AFTER aJi:vs 2, l)1. [. tt 1sprhl1ws.-..--.----......... ..95 .N atm l,bud.................U 1 i lt an bn ir4 --.---.----..... ........0110 a xi b1 T'lrk ...:............' 4pi' - H S bimpsion. 1i reshlen t, PlUM 0CMEWHSY EVfrn, in 8) dan.Hu.reis of referenes. 25 years a npeoalty. Book Iomo Troaetmet sent FR E. Addree B. M. WOOLLcY Mr.., Atln -C**. 1AI "jj$1 1BULftj SmITED TRAINS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE "Caital City Routc." 4hortest ilno )etween all priIpal oitieo North, Fast, Htuth and West. Untgqualltid ohedulo to Pan Ameotican Ex plsition atL 13ultalo "cht. le In tiroct May '6, 1901. (t'ntral TI --o Local At Da)ily. Daily. lanta to Northb(our.d ,o 34 Clinton. Lv ''van ,al,......... 1 45 pn '2 0 pm Fair nx ............ 34 au 3 58 p 1t)t.n Isa' k ......... 2 to atn, 4 r9 pmn Efl3ttrl Time.o Ctltir bra......... 4 10U ant 7 12 1 Ca,i n ........... 37 v4in Oil1p 'bcraw ............ 7 12am 1f43pi \r larn.let.. 7 -10 an 1(t j5 11r1 o. 62,. Iv t ht11oun *alle t 03 atn 4 I pm It 47 km t bhovillO ........ 13 lion 4 88 pi 1222 pi Or(t-nitwood ....2 Ui1am 501 plr 12 49 p C:intI n,............ 265 a rt 47 put 1 86 p Ca lla1e............ 3 43 attn 6:13 pin C l p .tor... . . 4 . a 7 03 pu -,ta wu, Jct.... 4 46 amn 7 86 pm Ar 11l.einlot............. 7 0 am lu 10 in l.v li.trnlt. ....... .. m 1035pin Ar Ia etyhb............!h 37 attn 1 24 ain l'otoris urg..... 2 4, pmn b 48 uu, Iteluchn od....... 3 28 pil 2d st W 1rt1ing on ... 7 0' pa 11) 10 14 lititina r' ........ 26 11 2 2' I'lailtdol ph i ... 2 o(3 t 13t put N. wv York.... i3U0 tor 4 4) p)4o_ 1" ~ otiu(l-Nuii'k 5 10 '~ 7 (6 prn . 1i t5 l>n o. 31 27 Lv Chratv.7.... a 18 11 47 a tun i.......8 2 8 a 12 63 an 2 Contrftl Tiulu. olnpilt.9..... 47 40 pl 1 05 5 pmn 1)n,ark....... 01) m 2 27 am S... . ' a 8 05 an Ar ii:tvit,.a,,h......1 47 pmu 4 5 ain Ja4ckeuivlll' ... 6 101)inn 9 15 an 'I'tti 1)3 ........ 6 Iau 1. a 40 1n Eaetorn i 'rme. Local Lv Cata% bit..........U 45 311) 1 05 am Clnvu to N whotrk......... 14) 20 am 1 42 ant Atlanta C" isl ut..r4k .10 7 ill 2 0, 3ra No. 63 (., Iltun ....... I 4 7 111n 2 bF. ttin 2 101)11) ,'onwuo....1n2 22 pm 3 40 u1n 3 05 pm A bb "vltu....12 48 pt'" 4 toa tm 8A pm C.tIhoun .alls.. 1 ly pt 4 "13aim 4 11 pm A Cl ti u...... ......2 7 l , a28al 6a48 pm t t nta .......... 25 1 21 534) 03 pm i t 11.c 13nt1'no r 3a1 1Tm 1.b.ia, No%%bt r1', ats;d. 1.ahare11 Iuilwuy, tri ,u , o ltntbia g ... lu.bia. .Union t. I inm, ar1 k1 2. ... t.atiy, c0n 1t227 a. (binton waitr A .... ItiWy. N . 53, t5rordig -t4,orit st n.,t tphiekeat rc'uto by soveini hours toA t.,ttt4". (. hr.ttua,oogit, Nubltvillo,at.Louis, Jillla.o ny . a 6 l1tu Wet. 1 ta pau' .... tlUa1 10atrdbu lihmond, \%,altit"gton 1'uroEast . Norfolk, Columbia, .S i%tttliut -r, .....il.. 2431n trlnt, Athnta Jtar;li t:n t .......... e t7ninr c lar ng o.gh l u lu;.n ........... eartl7betw a prl oci0pal A AbL. ai.w.y 10 mile books are good m"a . 34131t1 .. lttitwtty; als~o to Wasthing 1hor redueda. rte. Pullman rsvations, IV1it. Buttler, 1). P. A., Ar. . i anu...... ..... S va4nllat2 m'4 3pm 1. n1. Mav,....t V. 4 pm . M. 0 H.J.uL sbunc tn. rr .> iaren taiw,a tr ariastou ad leistunCu Carolina Riv Co. A guta and Alwevillo short Line. r''4hr1U)t Its L h17cL Juay p1oin. 1W01. s I .ut"s' A.ugutat ...0 r a n 3 m P n 'I V iVbgt Pro.wood....uth. o 3 u p in Ante Jmo............ n ........7.na i, ................ l 4l,. p in 01 86 a mn di ag trtou tt. a.) 1 12p 113 nta M,Livllie.....p...g a betwon pnc 9pauu (x.1enn Sinlugs. 44 p i 1Ib atiit..........00mleb... ok 33 p go ltuutiurr"unvillu..U 0i p) n ~da iltl................ax pIr I,;vr'. Ahovia . Ia.7 0'p W ng 'trtu,burg.11 0W IS . 8.p1 .rrducrt1at . r ts.. tl iQan r v o t reeanvlll .....it .U a m 1 4,,pm Ltrune..y. . 4pin 80p Arriv rt 311.,04 tit. P&.)... 1. 12 p i 3 n t.o Azauust1 a............207 63UaPm tas e Ura"u rw ood............' I 1 p to .............. a r . . .. 1 2 a 1 1 . .m Areena1lie................:.y m91p m Ulenn 1n ng.... . 5 ..... ikparon>rg......... 0 1y am 9 00 p m Ar 3ud u............... . 3pm......p lttr11 nvutl .... 3ym......a 18ort 111.............7 15 0pm ...... ~ Bepatur..g........1100 apm 6 3arp m O r eenville ........... 0pam I640am m Laurens......................m.743 y m Auvo adrsn ....................... .. 7 6 atm _rt',Ataguidl.................. 10 Ot1 a5ym Gua - e- A g u ta...-. ----... ........ - 6p AIt t en dale......... .... ...........OO fo allp Ul 1~3t:aurri ot...........r am 8 2wapm Por1 3413 lilO alt...,.. 40 oate um.0 ri5ket 13t)4 OavanII4* n a......-............*10 Bn lule l'rdty..........T l 1 pm 19,1. am i it a se.. .............' lat 301pm 1 40,. Aons u8.A . n.C n A.MIPlway and. orany 4inf1Eoraton r 4atv 18tckt W.. J._A UlbtAn LGven a. Agt01 (harrAugusta,ug,, 1. Lt. N WtTo.l8oo Ag0t. T 51' EMR ON Tn144')Tile- Manager I)nl feettunay,.Tly 1st dati r.11 u N<r htn A 7 5aLAlat(.A. L)' Ar. 8A.0 256 Av uis Ar 14760 1214" Paenwoo Ar14 460 41 57 ArClinon L.12 0 0 u 1 3v U4llen epig 112 861 712 144 Orenard 10 30 17 14 l.ars.S 10ing8) 7o I W4 .atrlop. 12 306 22t 214 5bwer 22 850 a46 22405 Prsrit 12 22 5 8 41 2:4 ..C.linton... 19 2 0 7 8 44 [..Kinai. 1 05 8 46 9 17 249 ...Ghary... 1200 88 94 2.8 19ewoberry 12980 A 25 2i W4hitse roty 1*6 1924 8 'O 3. ....81iahs... tn 2 4 2 116 8~ 35218.LtrMoan 1210 10 9 0 8 24 ...Chapn... 123 148 94) 28 IllArUiutb Lv157 1290 2. 3i11..eaph rt.. 1 1 48 335ArolmblLv2 A28 8 30OA rCh-.rleston Lv 00 F or Rate, TliiarItbss or fuirther informa 1Io caIl '4n any3 Agent,, or write to W . UII,L)b, T. M4 EMIERSON, J. P. i.,[VINtP.'1N, II. St. Elen$ '0l. Agi. G2en'I Prt. % P'ass Agt. (.olsum a. .'. C. Wilmington, N. 0. BLUE ftIDGE RAILROAO U. C. BEA'h TU, Receiver. Effectivo 1897, ratwuen Anderson and WaJhalla. SsTIO UN o. WEiTSOUND, M1Met. Mixd NO. 12. 84tatons. No. I Ar '10013arn....Aderson........v8 8pm A m...........Denver.......LV 8 56pm - ar -.......A utun..........LO4 pm A a4)2 314........Pedeton.....v 4 14 pm Ar4 13ami...Crry's rosing....428 pm Arl 07 am.n. A dams' Uruossn..L 4 2 pina A r 94eam ~.......neca.... }Lv 447pm A r 9 2am.......stUnion ....LSJIpm. A r 9 ' arn...-..Walhalla ........I5pm A.M. Ly' P. M.Ar J. R. ANDERSON, SuperIntendent. Connections at Beneca with Ro. B R No 11 At Aneargron ith no nala.... -o.. a 3