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G r hi a In anti ttL The Sober Ihought Maketh Jim Sick, 1% V r.ly " ittl i-? tnt it i" tit KIN I- Os.- i% L' 1~t ). int It is Nnle.d'l ui1t1n49 Exccpt Those Shipil ,g in a no1a1r, tha.t South t'aro 1in* tin- liren tirc"ught to Shtmue. [Special to ''he Sta'e. Edgelield, Feb. 2.--When Lieut. Gov. Tillman was seen this afternoon with reference to the 1ioosevelt matter, al though unwell, he said: "I regret very m11uch ithat I ami Compelled to Itake anly further -tatement in regard to th,s mat ter I do not see why it haasealled forth so much comment, but, I do not propose to be placed in the light, by my con duet, of having been the cause of Presi dent itoosevelt':- decision not to atttnd the Charleston exlpo. itioln. If such Construction has been placed upon it "Ither by him or the people of Charles ton, I deplore iL deeply. Ile may, how ever. make this the pretext of, not at tending the expo:,ition, but it, cannot he the cause. I am in no way eonnect ed with the exposition otlicially or oth erwise except as a South ('arolinian who is proud of it and wants to see it ;uceced. I in no wa) attempted to rep resent the exlosition authorities in my telegram to the president, and it cal not be s, coniistrued without intention ailly debauching my words. The tttat ter of the presentation of the sword by !':esiident Roosevelt to Major Jenkins was ptrely a private and social concern with which thone who are now loud in their erit.iei-m of ine had nothing to do. Certainly the editorz of The l:ecord, Post and State were not contributors, although to b1 frank and just, which is more thain they have been to imle, they were not asked. Hlowever, Governor MeSweency, who has given an inter view in connection with this matter, w: - a-ked to contribute, and declined p111on the ground, as I recall, t,hat he had to contribute to so many eharit.ies and otler public matters he was finally uniable to do so. and I feel from experi ene that lie was honest inl his state Ilent. "So far as the list of the paid contrib itors to the sword funtd is concerned, I de-ire to add, without having the list before e. that I only know of three who were not consulted before the tele gratm to the president was sent, to wit: Col. \Wilie .Jones, who has been of valu able assistance both in cur t,ibuting anttd seleetinL the sword, who., how ever I endeavored to reach by long dis tance tel,!phone, ats Mir. Jl. II. Ilammtondl of the Augusta [lerald wili testify; at other is Senator Talbird of Beaufort, a liberal contributor, whoitt I endeavored to reach but, failed; the third and last, was Senator TIllatn, whom I did not ask as I knew the delicate position in which he was placed. As for the tel egratts received by me from the con tributors is a m.atter w.t. which those whIo dlid ntot contribte have no cont eern. I have no dotubt, however, that they, like himnself, ar'e ready to abide by thte result of their auction. I do not care andt( (10 not prtoposet to hiave any thtin:g fuirt,her' to say, however muich I may11 be shitnd(er'ed antd miisr'epresen ted." We are glad to seo that the weoather hats tmade at chanlge, and we hope that warm weather will now contintue. I have heard soveral people say that this has been the htardest winter for years. There is a lot of sickness in our community at this writing. Mr. WV. D. Hlalfacre who has been in bed( for abotut two month- has made very little change. Hope that he will be better at my next writing. Air. A. P., Ruff happened with a very sad accideont last Sunday tafter noon while Ito was enjoying a ride with his best girl. His horse got frightened and ran awvay, throwing them both out of the buggy anid hturt ing thoem very badly. We are glad to say they are improving. The farmers in this section are waiting for the land to dry out so they can begin preparations for a new crop. We are glad to say that St. Philip't has a pastor and he will cofmmnet preaching this month. We are glaid to say that our merch. ants are beginning to lay in thoiu -spring goods. Our little town Ka lula us in a flourishing condlition. As news is scarce in this town ] will close, wvith much success to Th( Herald anid News. Feathertop. March 7, .1902. Bouth Caroilna Dlay at th; Exposlt,emn March 2Oeth, 102. The exposition at Charleston seemn to be attracting s. great deal of atten tion from the people of the country at large. Cincinnati and Chicago have sent large delegations there to inspect the show. The governors of Georgia, West Virginia and Indiana have been there with their staffs -and others all seem to unite on one ver 4Gf, that ft is as creditable an expo. sition Eusany'held iti this country. Illinois will inspect the exposition CATAR The treattentt of Catar h w i t 11 astringent washes. lotions. salves. . t and cigarettes or any exterual or 1. just as senseless as would b' kitdlil... the pot to make it boil. True, these relief. but the cavities and passages of bronchial tubes soon till up again wit] Taking cold is the first step towari checks perspiration, and the poiso vapors which should pass off throu" thrownl back upon the mucous membrI pr..dneing intlaituIluationl and excessivt mnuch of which is absorbed into the reaches every part of the systei, invol parts of the body. When the (liseas becomes exceedingly foul. blinling h1 hearing affected and a constant ringin not reach the polluted blood can cur 1circulan alll < blood is agai1 active, all the (l pear, and a pt S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable I Stomach and digestion, but the app tit under its tonic effcets. Write us abot advice free. Book on blood and skin < TIE SWIFT March 11Ith, with a delegation of soveral hundred, and other States ar bookod for later <ates. The Logi,,latture of South Carolina and the Governor of the State, haiv given thoir endorseent to ti expo sition, andl urged that tho oollo of the State visit the exposition at least onco, and have nameod March 20th as South Carolina day, with tiho idea that there should be a grand rally of South Carolina on the oxposition grounds on that daty. It is South Carolina's first attempt to show to the country at large the ind:t;tries, resources and possibilities of the State. They have been well displayed. Let us all go, ald by our prosonce show an appreciation and jut erest in what has been dorne. soith e rolina I)toy al Ihi Ex positi lll, Thur.liay, Mairch 29th. Somo reasons why' tho people of the Stato should visit the exposition on that (lay: First. It isi a S'uth Carolint xpo. sition in which t be State and tho peolllo are vitally interested, as it presents to the ple"1Po of the country at largo for the first timte the great possibilities of South Carolina, botii as a mianufacturing aind agricultural State. Second. The State has a building at the exposition in which are exhib itod the inldust ries and resources of South Carolinaa. \lany of the pwo plo do not realizo the magnitude of thie possibilities that. are withiin our borders. Go thlen andl see thlemn. You will profit by the trip iranmanay ways. Thlai rd. Ina the cotton pal ace, com maerce, minierals and forestry, ma-it chainae,y anid electricity, iad Wt(5 in (diarn buildirags will bo soon nmy ex hihits that will justify t ho trip. FoiurthI. To t hose who haave n ever seen tle exhihits of thu lJritedl Stattes (Goveri iriet, seinag thaeiu E.!'nri is worthI more thlain t he cost of t ho trip. F"ifthi. The exibits ini the Womtan'sa building will be' of int erest to movery woman ina SouthI Carol inia. Thela dis play is far superior to thle woman'sa work rat any other exposition. Sixth. Whelan you have seen all thla exhibits of interest, the midway otTers it.. attract ions, wh1ere you can sper.d as mmch timoa in lelasuire as yoaa e. sire. Sevenat h. Th'le people of Charlest ra desire you to see the exposition, to sooi from your oiwn observat ion that they projected~ the expmositiorn ina your interest, as well as thaeirs, and that we should [e again urm'ed as oneu Eighth. TIho. rail road rate's are very low, and accommracisiions for all can be secured in C'harlesto'i at ra sonablo rates. Party or parties desirinig to securie accomminnodationIs inr ad vanici will hoe able to secuare same by correspuod inag with Mrs. A. HI. Clancy, Maniagour Exposiitiorn I nformuat ion Bureau, 21'7 Meetinig Street, Charleston, S. C. Charleston. S C., March 2, l1902 MIiss (M)UJLI I)EIPAIRTM. She was ('h'tmed wthi ('harleton ar-dl the Utzpoeitio~n an,d todo, ohu (Camei. On (lie Midway. [News arid Courier, 21st ] Miss Hlelena Miller Gould, who has been spending the last three days quietly ina Charleston, left, the city last, [aignt on her private car, Atal anta, for New York Miss Gould sod ber party all exp)ressed them'a selves delighted with Oharlesatori and the Exposition, which they enjoyed~ thoroughly. The party visited thel Exposition each day they were here, and spent the greater part of their ,e head .and the 1 I t il i is Catarrh, for it 1011s acidls and h the skin. ae Ie or liner Skin ilow\ of 111ucus. blood, and tlhr-ough1 the eircl1atioll in1g the Stoal. t i,.dlevs and other :assuies the drv form. the breath ealaches are frequent, the eves red. g in the ears. No remedy that does c Catarrh. S. S. S. exlpels from the tTentsive itiatter, atid when ri(l1. puire I coursing through the body tihe ranes becoime healthy and the skin isag reeable. painful iyImlt ptllS disap riiiulent. thorough cure is efTeeted. >lo1d pur'itier does not derange the u and genieral health rapidly imnprove it your case anl get the best medical iseases sent on ap>plication. SPECKFIC CO., Atlan ta. Ga. tilo seeing and adniring the build ings and their contouts. Miss Gould was particularly pleaseld with the WVotman's building and expressed her adn iration freely at the wonderful work the women had aCCiccomnplishod, which sbe said was a credit to the city and the sex. Yesterday morning was devoted by the party to a visit to the Midway. All of the attractions woro visited in turn and thoroughly enjoyed. The party wound up at the Streets of Cairo, which had meanwhile been aroused by the cries of the Muezzin or priest, who from his lofty porch in the nlinarel announced the pres. Mice of a distinguished Christian, who had como to pay them a visit. Such a hurrying, scurrying and scrambling has never been known in the famed Streets of Cairo before. Camel boys, donkey boys, merchants, dancing girls, sword lighters, der vishes, all rushed helter-skelter, for it was whispered that the Lady Bountiful of the Christians had ar rived an(1 there would be much "backsheesh" for all. Miss Gould and party arrived at the Streets of Cairo about 9:30. They were re ceived by W. Maurice Tobin, "King of the Midway," who personally con ducted the party through the streets, explaining all the details of the Bleautiful Orient and many strange sights and interesting objects. After procuring some rare souvenirs from the Holy Land the party started to take advantage of th3 opportunities for pleasure which are presented in this litnrestiig concession. Miss G-ouild enjoyed a ride upon Lily, the rained elephant, and a live minute spini mounted upon Carrie Nation, Don't Lose Weig If you find y are losing y( weight or if and weak-ta your meals quickly you How Mrs. Jennie Gov4 Mrs. JENNIE GovE, of Bidd down, no appetite, tired and no air faint feeling in the morning. Wej did. She gained seven pounds In began to feel better and now Is str How Vinoi Caused a ( Mrs. N. 13. JENNER, of Lakei make a statement as regards Vinol When I began taking Vinol I weigh thought I was going to die with c< doctors who did me no good, and could keep nothing on my stomacli day Messrs. Clark Bros, kindly se: folks decided as a sort of last res< taking, and to the astonishment< taken not all of two bottles yet, and and more than that in strength. I lived a week longer had I not con B3eoause Vinol is delicious, much-sought-after medical pr< the disagreeable grease, we er proclaim that it is better than or tonic rebuilder we have evel back if you don't think so afte: W.E. PEIHM, 0r:etnt 1'The very lart;e States ar, T1exa:. "_'M,ol1 .-qua re mn.os alr l fen a a . 1 4 7 . M 1: i !-q u a r t. m . s \ . .1ne w aM x i, l> , ; l,Oe 1 1 0 S N \ s q ul a r c :e s Arizona, 1:3. 0l square mi es Nv . square nules Coloradou, 10:,1,6t square mniles. ' Thrle large 8tate. aret: Mian.iga, 17.,W0 square milo. Wyoming, 907,%,-;7S square miles. Oregon, 96,83S square miles. Minnesota, 86,335 square miles. Utah, 84,028 square muiles. Idaho, 83,828 square miles. Kansas, 2,2810 square miles. South Dakota, 77,5S0 square mileis. Nebraska, 77,531 square mile. North Dakota, 70,789 square iles. Washington, 70,574 square miles. Missouri, 9,137 square miles. Wisconsin, 65,805 square miles. The good-sized States are: Georgia, 59,43 7 square miles. Florida, 58,9 74 square miles. Illinois, 58,354 square iles. Iowa, 50,270 square miles. New York, 53,710 square miles. Arkansas, 53,228 square miles. North Carolina, 52,84 square mile. Alabama, 51,750 square miles. Louisiana, 49,72 square miles. Aississippi, 43,919 square miles. Pennsylvania, 45,928 square miles. Ohio, 41,404 square miles. Virginia, 42,030 square miles. Tennessee, 32,050 square miles. Kentucky, 48,332 square miles. Smaller States: Oklahoma, 38,59 square miles. Indian, 3,587 square miles. Maine, 33,039 square miles. Indiau Territory, bl,154 square miles. South Carolina, 31,01 square miles. West Virginia, 24,504 square miles. The small States are: Maryland, 12,27 square miles. Vermont, 9,563 square miles. New Hanpshire, 9,377 square miles. Massachusetts, 7,546 square miles. New Jersey, 8,173 square miles. Connecticut, 5,612 square miles. Delaware, 2,380) square mile. Rhode Island, 1,2-47 square miles. >ur you are thin ke Vinol with and see how vill gain flesh. U ained Seven Pounds. aford, Me., says: " She was all run bition for work. Her stomach had 'ersuaded her to try Vinol, which she two weeks. From the first dose she :mg and has plenty of appetite." lain of Over 20 Pounds. ,ood, N. Y., says that she wishes to "My normal weight is 175 pounds. ed not over zoo pounds. Everybody rnsumption. I had three of the beqt [ was practically given up to die. r' and vomited day and night. One at me a little book on Vinol and my >rt to get me a bottle which I began >f all I began to get better. Have have gained in weIght over 20 pounds am satisfied that I would not have menced taking Vinol." and beoause it doe. contain these perties of cod-liver oil without dorse it, and we unhesitatingly any preparation of cod-liver oil 'had in our store. Your monug you use it, I SO N.Dnugists.' ! IXi is :U1 C L ii iiii'iit - l mud '' au, ca. tt.l0. Farit 's tr y it.. A toaC under a harr w lt' lthal tht f:ththf h(WO thn" i t 1'tl,' 1 .t li , w 1Iney', IIarntes9 :~v.d .114i Ut'n'Athy that .euis, known. far a:.d wideQ Never fai1s-uo: l, r ar l;n'ravatd1 eases. ('ures cake. u' ll.lt . t i 'V t1! r tha a ny al known remedy. a .ir to iuueCle, skin or joints that ea!.ntU. be curt d by it. Mexicall Is t"' best. renedy on the mnrket for 1 ial t ;al Spraint: And Skin: l.umps. Mulstan1g Lini -ernt I epio s..ieeincondlition . AFrePicture of Gen.Lee Any veteran, who contemplates attending the Reunion at Dallas, April 22nd to 25th, will receive a handsome picture of General Robert E. Lee, and a copy of his farewell address (suitable for framing), if he will send us his name and address, and the name and address of the Camp to which he belongs. Your best route to Dallas will be via Memp his The M phis t Dalas ard other 'exas eiiis it even ng. aftter thtarriv.l of trains viSar rl ie,tu offoring you close connections andi excellent service. R IL. B. BAIRD, Tra,cing Passenger Agent, Adlanta, Ga. 1. W. la MEAtIEI. General Passenger and ikket Agenl, St. touts, N, UniFire th Pi trncipa Con.e iLe An ente a~ocnemlaeathdn tnd PReinaturea and sddre s o'the p o uh w thb thengs. NO T H,mi Eo las and Wlca itE S ihuT. Highanse eTibue Trains,av Theouhis tnlrpIng-Can betee eeniw aYtrth arnd New trvillne, v t ant Cinoinnaind yoFloid conncins mid e tlnt a andici. an a a n . a R, oraviaseerAsi R i aca , Da vile an Em el en Wrv . La ANGne Lowee RatesIc ~c t.o uiC hr eto ountinuthearo in itpate andmWe ind a Wi nter us Tand etoalhan Re eaounre a - FoReaoltd uorion h eraoturewthm thbe, aese Happ.lyao neaestible Tan, addrss h *. ***va betwe~evaN ngton, n Ne reas.i Aln Asele..snerAee Rclln arvc adLo Rts oCharleston, .c. . ?po.sGn.iationg.t N. H.HARD ICK. . c. TEAYLO, Genral5'aaenerAget, .D. ser. Ps,age , Wash Iglen,DC. tlanta, Ga. PUSNUARY 60, M00. BLUE RIDGE RAILRf0 A 50YAS H. 0. BEA'bTIBi, Receiver. jEPREO Effetivo ..-; .*, h'ii7. between A wte.g,on .,.(l W alJle. ABAromT7K. WcmTIOinD. I MiMed- Mixed No. 12. estatona. No, I A r 11 00 am.....Anderson....,,..8 36 pmn Ar 10 40 am..,........enver..............TLv 3 MARm Ar 10 2iam~....n.A utun..........v 4 05pmDeiw A r 10 22 am...... Ptdetrn...... .v 4 14 'pm CPRoT O Ari 10S8am....Chrry'm(Crosaing...,v4 2' m Anoeednakihade0it0 a ArTO 07 am..A drms' (Irt.e!.....Lv i '9 pmn ucl seti u pmin~o e r A r 9 49 am .....mtna ....... .. 4,. 47pm pnleiml lnboo aot Ar 9 2 am ....WesltiUn ion....v 5 ii pmtan ignroreuptn. A r9 20 am...Walhalla.....v 517 pm eea.oe, itu. mett ble A. 11. Lv. P. Mi. Ar IAAA&*h . b J. it. A NDEl*ION, Su,erlitndent EVEUE Conmmnmnms at 8ineca eri ti n Rye l I a~. i WN~5~ju..yyi at f nrn with~ en itaw w No i; ,0 --, nsreijIert8 ie1. aaa Anyon sendngt osketh an deay. ma Ar ntpora pr ab..r.n..tanb...nniunr asan I tnebake on se r g te SCitGiflnnerca. A hndsgel ilneta "r TRAINS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Capital City Route." hortost lino betwOOn all principal eltilo North, Mast. Mouth and We.t. 4oeulile In offeot Dec. 1, 1ol. Ctntral Ti .,. Loal At. 1haity. Daily. lanta t 4orthbounill Ii 34 Clintou, ,v tavai-ah,...... 11 3t pin 1 5' pm lFalrtn t .... .... L O' am 3 to l,.t. I)on mark ....... I 60 am 4 27 pun Lastorn Timo. Coluir bia......... 4 10 aut 7 05 pin C(aaw'dten............ 57 Wn 800 pin l. ra ...... ..... ( 89 atu 9 4. pm \r lin,u.lt .......... 7 05 an 10 15 p-ti Yn. 52., ,v Ca heui Falls 100 atu 4 21 pia 22 at \lbh vitle ........ 181' am 51 pin II .7 pi truon wtd ..... 1 661 mu r 12 pin i 24 pia Clinton............ 2 it amJ 6. 08 pn 4 ,, pi Carl l...... .. 1 33 n ' 43 51 Chttr... . ... 401an 7 2) pinl ur.taw'rv .lt.... I 35 am 7 ' I pn \r I' rnlo'. .......... 0 i a'n 1U I , j.u I,v b . nlot ......... 12i am 10 1) i 1'ute1a sts?' ...... 2 '26 pill bbl aln . tIchmond....... 305 pm 6 3< am Washington.... 6 35 pIn 10 10 at, Ballinore ........11 25 pm I1 26 an Philadelphia.... 2 66 am 1 36 pm New York......... 630 ain 4 15 pni) P'tsruoutli-Nor'k 625 pin~7 1 a Eastern Time. Southbound. Daily. Daily. 81 27 Lv Choraw............ 7 11 am 11 06 pm Canden ........... 8 34 am 12 53 am Central Timo. Colu mbia......... 8 40 am 1 05 am 1)enmark.........952am 2 17am lenirfax ...........10 .0 am 2 57 am Ar Savannah ........12 05 pm 4 40am ,Jacksonv lllo... 8 C0 pm 9 05 am Tampa ............. 6 CO am 5 40 pin Eastern Time. Local Lv Catawba.......... 0 07 am 12 57 am Chtt'n to (' hester ............ 9 45 am 12 35 am Atlanta Carlislo ............10 li am 2 00 am No. 53 Clinton ........... Il 08 am 2 57 am 2 415 pin Greenwood......11 52 pm 3 43 am 3 35 pin Abbevillo.........12 21 pm 4 10 am 4 07 pm Calhoun Falls..12 60 pu 4 38 am 4 45 pm Ar Atlions............ 221 pm 6 18 am 0 1 pi Atlanta........... 4 55 pin 8 E0 " in 850 pin Coluibia Newb-rry and Laurens 1ailwr y, tr,tin No 152 loaving Columbia, Ulnipn ata tion, at I 120 am daily, connects at Clinton with M A L Railway. No. 53, af'ording Shortest and quickest route by several hours to Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville. St. Louis, Chicago and all points WVest. Close coinnection at Petersburg. Richmond, Waehngton Portainouth. Norfolk, Columbia Savannah. Jacksonville and Atlanta, with diverging lines. '"Magninicent 'eslibule trains carrying thrt,nghPullman slopiLg cars between ill principal points. 8. A L. Railway 1,000 mile books are good over t:., N and L Hlilway; also to Washing ton, ). C. For reduced rates, Pullman reservations, etc., apply to W. P' horuggs, T. P. A., R Savannah, Ga. .1. M1. Barr. lst V. P', & U. M. it. E. L. Hunch. (4. P. A. k'ortsmouth,Va. Chartstov ad Western Carollua hw C Augusta and Asheville Short Line Schedule In Effect Dec. 29, 1901. Leave Augusta.................0 05 a m 3 00 p in Arrive Greenwood...........12 33 p m ............. Anderson ....... . .......,... 2 65 p mn Laurens...............40 p 35 a m W aterloo (11 8.)... 1 1l l rp .............. Greenville. .......... 12 22 p l 4l;0 am Glenn S prings...... 4 45 p . . Spartanburg........ 3 30 p mt Saluda........ ...... 5 33 p m Iiendersonvllie..... 6 03 p m .............. Asheville............... 7 O5.p m ..... Leave Asheville..... 7~0' i S partanburg .........12 15 a ni 33p ( O3.n 8 priogs.................,,,. Greenville .........12 a p m 14 p Ip Laurens................. 2 0, p in 6 30 lit Arrive Waterloo (t. H.),.. 2 31 p m Greenwood............ a 07 p at 7 45 pa Leave Anderson ............................1 245 a in Augusta ................ . 5 436 a m Leave Augusta .............................. Allendale............ . ...... 20 p Fairfax................. ......4 632 put Yem assee ...............10 735 pin Beaufort.................10 15 am 835 pm Port Royal ............ 10 30 anm 8 4 pi Ar. Savannali.................... Beauort......i 40Pm 6" a0ym Yemasee . i 65pin 7 40 pm A1ledai~.............'. 24 a m Arriv Augsta............. ).200 a m Clos connooLcni~mt req;woo t5rjinl A W..a a na......... ......... ........ 8av n n h................... . ....., ABrrweve Augusst a................. 10u00am diper conuthi Caroia an fptlI Fo TayInArOmaiou ratMive to t ratos,Ischedule , Naddr Jim %:ss92 N . J. 'Ae No. a . . A gusa, 5a . M. NORT. H. ol. Agt.. FART 4.2N. U .pper .uhCarnoln.Lvn 1.2 th Caol.ArJarn .v1. . W........ M A.NevilN. .Lav'ih 191. .....N.3.W Ar.' In EffctJA nlr.. 1.v -:.00. Eir NoNo - N. Noi. iP.t. Ast-*PAtM. 525 :.00Lvalst,3. .Ar lv.35a.N 4.599 .18 mAr. er....... Ar P.[85 '2 6 10 2.,: Ar...colubi......r -8.40 1 ..... 07.0 Ar.....oh ery ......L 2. 0... 7-.- , Ar..... iii airft n. ... Lr 60.25 .... ...........0 A r....aren 0...Lv 25... . .. ... 1.3 Ar.W..... rovil....Lv 11.10 ... . ... .. r. . ..hartnbug , .,y v i. ...... r Lvv..8 m e ,S ..A 4 . 7 1.15 Ar..Can,vlem ..A r 40 5 P.t A- - . 2.:sdAys r....Lutcaster ..... A r 0. y - . 624 a 6... Mock taill........ n (J0.00 t .. an 23 re,nI.....Bl csug...r 81 ...... 680 Anr Sh .arby Th.....A 7.'ch . ....... C.1h Ar .....on arln , 8 C .....L v 5~. P M i ~MRo,(o.issne A nt ..... I. KIs AV r Tinhoo . 1k. Lv to'l~N ........bi.1 .Nendersymi a.onvilleaN.lr..ai Atlanitic Cos- ie alod oth C2ana 6indler.'Uan and e p two n hale - TinankGes nvsile at folwI, ra Nros.5an .9 ('lrrs AThrough Cno be( trens,~ Cha.ete and Co $675;nbla Litl M EMER.N, Gn...1 Pa.snge A n Coe lil M.-. C, Tra. d ,f - Man. CllasblA Nicets rry dadl t Layengial Alitlantic Coastlie Rilroad~t S*ioh weka a 2t,Cn.llrq r odlen nett and West1nor~ o Ing an fina limt seexpoasIttn ad.in o't din . CAe A C sy01aC Laure 8. . l'. 49.10 gg.15 4.i1