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STRICKEN WITB PRALY 818 YR8TRRDAY. Oowse. Isis of Wight, Jao 19. mid argbt.?The Qoeco of Eogtead ties at deaih'e door. 8ke vim etriokeo witb aaralyeie tooigkt Heater's Telegraph eossp-eey aadereteade tbet tbe Prioee ?f Wales bee reget?ed aatbority to aol ia bar eeejeny'e itead and Ibas bae beeo created a prsstioal tboagb not aaaatitalioeal regeoey AM OFFICIAL BULLETIN. Oiaorae, t.le of Wight. Joe 19. 6 p oj ?Tbe following official bulletin baa jaet beee ieeoed : . * Tbe qe*ee*c atreagth baa beea fairly meiotaioed tbroogboot tbe doy aad there ere indications of a eligbt isapeoveroent in tbs sysnptoas this even lag. (Sigeed) Jenes Reid ; R Doag lee Powell Cowee, Isis of Wight, Jaa 19 ? Tkere was ao ehaoge ia bar sssjssiy's csacwiiea el 6 20 p m Aeoordiog to loco) ooderetaadieg aad report tbe Prince of Wales oomee la Oeborat witb tba object of preetioal ly eeoaeatag tbe regeney He will take over tbe powers of signiog state doea saselts aod ie eipoated 10 re to re to Loa doa, tea eeotre of etau baeiaoeo, eetil aa* rotava bore ie aaateitaud by tbe adwtikl* aoareo af e tea to Cowee. Ida of Wight, Jaa 21. 0 a. ei.-?Tbe worst is eg pasted at aoy no aotal, aad Iba ejoeabere of tbs royal faaiily are aow aase cabled ia tbs qasso's Oowee. leleof Wigbl, Jaa 21. 2.20 a. as ?Tbe qaoea ie la a ooraatoeo coo diiiaa aad ia rtgardea>aa paeaiog away Oowee, lele of Wigbt, Jao 21, 2 a. as.?Hoc a-esjfsty'* phveioteoo bepa tbat ate es ay rally by 6 o'aloak tble (Moo ?Jay) esoraiag. Ii aba does, It to said eke will live tbroagb ths doy If ebe does aal, all bops will bo abeadoaed. Cowee. lelo of Wigbl. Job 2\, 3 45 b es ?Everybody ie ap ia Oeborae beaae aad terrible eaaiaty pervadao all aaartore If tbe qecea live* ootil Taeedey sbo will ?arprise bor doctor*, www bsvo beea feeriog ibe will not be able la lorvive beyoad 6 o'olock tbie sssratsg Oowee. Jaa 21, 12 40 a. os.*-Tb* neea la reported to be siokng fast to teeter af Wbipplegbac we i ?um aiaaed at esidoigkt aad bo bee jaet arrived ia oeo of Iba qaeeo'e carriage*. AN ADARMlJfQ CHANGE Cowee. Isle of Wigbl, Jaa 21. 2.16 a. as ?A eollapss, or wbat tbe abyst aieae feared woo a eollapee, oooarred aaeipvcudly eboal 10 o'clock loot eveoiog Arreegemeata were hurriedly a a de to provide ?eeeisl telephooto aod tclograpbic facilities. Datsils are 001 obtsiaablo at tbie boar, bot it u assorted tbet ber majeity's ooeditioo ie esiely daa to a aaesia sinking spell aod aa iaeraeee of tbe par\lytio symptoms ti ie atderetood tbei the physician* bate resorted to artificial methods to proloag lifo eseb as are oeed ooly ia caaea af \ ereooi to eitremie Tbe Aieootated Press Isaras tbat tbe paralysis is obiefly evident io the face, aae side of wbteci appears to have loet all oervs aad rou-eoiar powers. Af 8 o'eleok loet eveaiog ?be malady had aot reached tba vital orgaaa althoogh ii bad ealarel'y oeaeed aa almoat total looe of tba power of epeeeb. Wbat was SB eaaeb feored was tbol tbe brain ? ish' aa otteek d KeeBly eeasitive to ker affliction aod appearaooe tba qioco bee absolutely rofased ia tea aay one bat ber oareee aad pkyeietaoe, oad it io aadereiood tket Iba Prioee of Weloe ia tbe ooly eaeeptna to tbie rale, aad tbat bis ietervtew witb the qaoea luted bat 0 law seioetee Heaaa tba egaat nature af ibe melody io known ooly to a very few oad Ii ie tko royal wish tbal tbe paklie eboald eboald aot be informed of (be oiieteoee of paralyeie Arraageeaeoie have boao saede witb a loaal aoderteker to hove all ike prallest a sri es to bariel ready ia oeeo of aa eeeerfeoey. Mr Tbeed, tbe oealptor, left Loadoa for O*boroo lael evening is order to bo reedy to take tbe death A NUN MARRIE8 La. caster, Pa, Jao 19 ?A sense lion waa caused today by tbe elope ment aod aobaequeot marriage al Camden, N J , of Roland D Moore, a promioeol resident of tbia oily, aad Mies Ellen Dogen of Shamokin, Pa, wbo waa a ooree known as Sister M Laootoa at Hl Joseph's hospital, which is coodneled by the testers of St Fraooia Miea Dugan baa been a nun for aaven years A year and a half ago ibe cam* to St Joseph's as a aoroo and ehe and Moore fell in love wbile the latter was a patient in her oare Misa Dtigert quietly l*f? the hospital last evening, went to Heg borne of a friend aod esrly this morning left for Carodrn. Mr Moore la 38 yesra old end Miss Dogen 10 years his junior mmm i**i gej? Pretoria, Jsn 19 ? I be Hosts have capture J a train loaded witb oiioiog sjaterials bet wo Hru.:?pruit aod Hal ssorai Iks p*ettager? wers rofcbed of QUEEN VICTORIA IS DEAD. Physicians Surprised That Her Strength Has Lasted This Long. Lonuoo, Jan 22. 8 37 a m.?Ao official baUetio iisosd at Osboroo booie at 8 o'clock eeys: "The qaeeo tbie aioroiog shows aigos of dimioiehiog etreogtb, aud her roejaety's eooditioo sgaio ae*urnaa a more eeriooe aepeet. (Signed) Reid, Powell, Berlow " Loodoo. Jao. 22. 1 p. m?News hae been reeeived from Oowee tbao Queen Vietoria baa joat died at Oj boroa withoot regaioiog conseirr.soeae. No pertieolars hate yet beeo giveo oot. Mrs Carrie N^ion Smashes Saloon Fixtures. Wichita, Kas. Jao 21 ?Mrs Oar no Natioo oame book to Wiobita today after her recent incarceralioo, aod the net reeult of 10 minutes' work by bo? tbfe afternoon are two wrecked saloons, the pieces of wbieh are being; sold for sovenirs Mrs Nation waa aaeieted by Mre Julia Evans, Mra Loot WilhoU aod Mrs Lydia Moots, oll of tbe local W C TU. organisation Tbey caused over $1, 600 damagee. With batoheto ooooealed under their oloake tbey eotered tbe ssloon of James Burns, oo Dooglas aveooe, aod did not leave a complete pieoe of glaaa or a working slot machine in tbe piece All show esses, plate glaaa windows ood doors were brokeo ioto omithereeoe. Next they ran to Jobo Herrig's saloon aod bad every? thing Io tbe froot of the room broken, wbeo be oppeared with a revolver, pi seed it st Mra Nation's bead and aaid that be would blow oot ber beeioo if abe did oot desist She yielded ood rsn to the Oarey hotel bar, where three polioemen met ber. 8be struck at Deteotivo Sutton with s poker. Ho eboved ber aside aod a youth struck bins Io tbe face A policeman struck tbe youth and knocked bim down Tbe police theo overpowered Mre Nation ood her friends aod took ibom to tbe oity prison, followed by 2 000 people. Chief of Polioe Codon discharged the prioooeie after tbey reached the jail aod io heartily condemned by tbe citizens After leaving tbe oity building Mrs Natioo began a street lectore Shaking ber fist at tbe orowd abe said: "Men of Wichita, tbia ie tbe right arm of Ood, aod I am destined to wreck ?very saloon io yoor oity " Tbe women procured a wagon aod todo tbroogb the streets aioging "Nearer, My Ood, to Thee." and other hymns They halted to front of tbe salooow they bad smashed aod held prayer meetings It ia eetimated that 5,000 persons, meo end women, hsve viewed the wrecks si ace 5 o'clock Mrs Nation caused a new sensa? tion tonight She waa at tbe Union station baying a ticket when the shoiiff said "you are my prisoner, msdsm " She turned and gave him a violent slap across the (ace and wrong both of hie ears viciously. Tremendous excitement followed A polieemsn came to his rescoe, aod with tbe aid of some bystanders, they socceeded in takiog tbe womao to o cab. which waa driven rapidly to the coooty jail There ehe began to pray and siog hymns *mmm ? 1 i ? sbw ANOTHER CUBAN CAR? PETBAGGER. Habaoa, Jan 20.?John Sheridan, who bee beeo in charge of tbe mooey order departmeot of tbe Habaoa post office, waa arreeted today and form ally sccused of the theft of $1,800 sort from the postmsster st Goaota namo oo Dec 6?$1,235 io caab and $65 in check He hae coofeaeed hie goilt aod ad mite having deetroyed tbe check Bberidao waa appoioted from tbe Boaton poetoffice on the organization of the oervice io Cuba Ue was made postmsster at Mstanzas About a year ago be was placed at the head of the mooey order department at Habens with a aalary of $1,700. He aVemed a trustworthy man and the aotboritiee ooneidered the expo* diency of appoioting him poatmaster at tbe time Poatmaster Thomasoo wss removed An investment of $800 io stocks io Boston first attracted sospicion to Sheridan He now offers to refund what be has taken. New York's Murder Now York. Jao 19 ?Tbe Herald tomorrow will pnot tbe following : "N'-aly dsfalootd aloes of tbo polioe working nn tin; daughter'* ?!)"'. v. point to o wooiau aa tbo n.\ur der?r of Meyor WoiebeH. wh<??) body was f >uod in in old trunk on Pior 11, la*t WodncH'Uy TVv la t journey of the p ddler led bim to Mu!h?>rry Bend, anr* ('apt Tito* think* tbe ouurdcr wa? donn there R dtoa Wciaband, tb deed meo's oldea: daughter, says re Sei n led a sjosaes into the crime ? ? ? mm*m An overage of 2,000 men pe month its reojolting for tbe army. Railroads Levy Tribute. Unreasonable Increase in Rates During Past Tear. Weshiogtoo, Jao. 19?The start? ling increases made bj tbe railways during tbe past year in the rates for transportation are shown by an in? spection of statistics in tbe possession of tbe Interetate Commeroo Commis? sion, whioh show that of 824 changes ia classification made by oarriers us? ing the cffioial eastern socle, 818 pro daoed raises aod only 6 redaction*. In over half, tbe inorease was over 40 per oent aod io leas tban one twenty fifth it was as little as 15 per cent. Io six oases tbe ratee were doubled, whilo the" atdrage iooreaee was over one third. Changes io tbe southern classification show 581 advaooes aod only 105 re? ductions ; those in tbe western show 240 increases and ooly 17 reduotione. By these changes io classification, therefore, rates upon a considerable part of freight traffic io all portions of tbe United States, many of tbem apply? ing oo tbe moat ooodojoo articles of merchandise, were very materially advaoeed Io addition many com? modity rates bavo bueo withdrawn, thus making tbe articles affeoted take higher olasa rates. Tbeee eheoges were admittedly made, rot beoaose of any inequality io the classifications?not beoaose some arti olee were foood to be paying too low rates sod others too high rates com psrattvely?bot simply because tbe railways bsd determioed to increase their reveooes, sod instructed tbe classification committee for tbst purpose There was oo olairn of any unusual oeed of revenue Nnt for years bad traffio been et> heavy or gross reoeipta so large, hot it was insisted that tbe oost of oporatioo bad been eobaooed and oet reveooes would therefore be deereased Comparisons have beeo made for three large Eastern systems, whieh abow that tbe peroootage of eperatiog expeoaos to earoioge was less io tbs year sodiog Jone 30, 1900, tbao for tbe eorrespoodiog year 1899, or for tbe average from 1890 to 1898 Another oompariaoo of these statements shows greater oet earnings per mils for 1900 tbso for 1899, or for the average from 1890 to 1898 It oaonot be said what effeot these advaooes io rate, which prevailed doriog the laet half of tbo year 1900, may have had opoo the re? sell for tbe entire year; hot when it is considered that gross reoeipte, aod then f >re oet reveooes, eoormoosly io* eretsed doriog that year, it is svideot that there is little io tbe elaim that in ereaeed eoat of operation justified these adv:oc?t io rats. Pooling is prohibited by sot of eongress sod soy ecmbioatioo to raise rstss is distiootiy forbidden by tbe Sherman aoti trust aot, yet here is a oase where io every part of tbe country oarriers have by ooooerted aotioo, without any notice to shippers, aod iodefcd agaiuft the vehement proteet of shippers, advaoeed their rates opoo a large portion of the merohaodUe oarried under olasa rates by ao average of ooe fourth to ooe third. The attorney geoeral of tbe United States, mean while, ska t.upine io bis office and takee to steps to curb tbo illegal extortion sod combination of the roads. If this t ort of thing oao be dooe with reapeot to ooe portioo of railway traffic, it oan, it is argoed, bo dooe with respect to all of it; if ra'ea oan be advaooed 25 per eeot tbey cm be still further advaoeed. It oao no longer bo said that a geoeral advnooe io freight ratee ia altogether a faooy, for it has boome so accomplished faot. Neither eao it be said that tbe publie oeo esoape such ao advance, howover, unjust. Hun dreda of persons have demanded relief from wbat bos actually boeo dooe. Io some iostaooes where the shipper waa stroog enough or the organisation to whieh he belonged waa powerful enough, relie; has beeo voluntarily granted by the railways, bot tbe geooral public aod the small shipper have beoo compelled to make tbo best of it While a ooiform elasaifioatioo is ao absolots oeoestfity, it is nevertheless thought to be outrageous that a olassi fioattoo committee or a railway maoa ger should be able by the stroke of a pen, witboot eooaoltatioo with the public, without even ioformiog the poblio, arbitrarily to obange tbe rates at whieh freight chall be handled Car? riers, it is admitted, should have tbe right to agree upon a ooiform ?lastiS eatioo, but when baodreda of shippers complain that a publie servaot hae per? petrated a w/oog upoo tbe public io tbo diaobarge of a publio duty, there should, it is said, bo nome public tribu oal beforo which icquiry oan bo had and by whioh redress oao be adnaiois tered, and there ehould bo pubiio offi cere free enough from corporate it flu eooes to dare to iesist thai <b > asses against tuen rhould be settled rod brought to trial. 0 M. ? i?i ? ? Another Southern League. Chattanooga, Jan 21 ?*0?*gsoi|?tioo of tho Booths 10 Assoeistioo of JI&nc Kail OlSbs has been com pi fieri by tht soseptaoos of tho Atlanta fraoohise by Nugent and Bsrohsfdt ol New OrleatiS. Tho sshedwls sommittss wlli meet in Memphis (arly in March sod srrsoge 1 for g?mes It is sspeeted tbs ssssoo will open about the las Week in April. Tbo team mi lbs tsiooistion will bs Chattanooga, Atlanta, Memphis, Now Orleans, Nsshfllle, Birmingham, i8breveport sod Little Kosh- . To Discontinue Hazing. West Points Cadets Grace fully Submit to Publio Sentiment. West, Poiot, N Y . Jao 19 ?Toe congressional investigation of tbo West Point Military academy has borne fruit rather unexpectedly Tonight when the congressmen were hurrying their inquiries to a termina tion, the * cadets of all four classes held a meeting in Grant ball and unanimously decided to abandon exercising and hazing of every form as well as the ptactice of calling out fourth class men This is exactly what Gen Dick and the other mem bers of tbe committee have been try? ing to impress on the cadets who have testified before them, as the only course open to them if they de stred to see tbe fair name of the United 8tates Military academy un? sullied and above reproach. Tbe communication was addressed to Snpt. A L Mills who only got back from Washington this morning and he quickly brought it to Geu Dick It is as follows : West Poiot, N Y . Jao 19. 1901 To tbe Superintendent of the United States Military Academy. Sir : Having become cognizant of the manner in which tbe system of hazing as prncticed at the military academy is regarded by tbe people of the United States, we, the cadets of the* United States Military acad emy, while maintaining tbat we have pursued our system from the best motives, yet realizing that the deli berate judgment of the people should, in a country like ours, bo above all other considerations, do reaffirm our former action abolishing tbe exer cising of fourth claes men, and do further atrree to discontinue hazing, the requiring of fourth class men to eat anything against their desire and the practice of "oiling out" fourth class men by class sciion, and that we will not devise other similar prac lioes to replace those abandoned. Respectfully submitted, For the first class, W R BettiaoD, President Glass 1901 For tbe second class. B 0 Mebaffey. Presi dent Class 1902 For the third class, Quiun Grsy. President Class 1903. For Ibe fourth class, Joseph A. Atkins, representing Class 1904. After resding the communication, Gen. Diok said: "This voluotary aot of the corps has so impressed tbe committee tbat tbey have every reason to believe tbat in spirit and letter it will be oarried oot by those cadets who sre now at tbe military academy. This action of tbe men is greatly com mended by the committee and will be resd by the country with feelings of merited approbation " He thanked Col Miles for the kind neee and courtesy shown the commit tee since tbey came here He also eaid that the committee would go back Io congress with tbe kindest feelings and best wishes for tbe academy and all connected with it. The committee then adjoorned to meet again in Washington at 10 o'clock on Monday morning. ? i? ? ATLANTA KIDNAPPING. Atlanta, Ga, Jan 20 ?Mr N H. Frazer, of Union Springs, Als, whose son Baas was kiduapped several weeks ago, while a student at the Technological School here has ap? parently lost {500 by a decoy letter sent him. Mr Frazer received a letter stating tbat if be would place $500 in gold, the amount he offered for his soo, in a sack with a peck of potatoes, and proceed aloof the road near the United States Federal prison, several miles from the city he woold be met by a negro who woold ask, "Maesa, has you got dem polstere V He wss to deliver the ssck and its contents to. tbe negro and bis son would appear at a hotel in this city looking for bis father at an early hour Sundsy morning. Tbe letter was signed "Packard," mailed io Atlanta, dated Jau 16, and tbe etructiona were minute and specific. Thrests of exposure and failure to csrry out the instructions were frequently made in it Mr Frazer's son, a brother of tbe kidnap? ped boy, carried out tbe plan of the letter, met the negro as arranged, gave him the money and potatoes oo Saturday night. This morning be was at the hotel mentioned and has remained there all day, but Bass Frazer lias not appeared, and no truce of him or the persons who received the $500 can be found 9*n FreoeisTo, Oal, Jan '20 ?Thn MeCo?-8kerkoy fight, which w??forei u!ed for next month in Ihtu ci y, hau been declared c(T, owing to the refu*eal of the board of oit) supervisors to ,?ruot a licence to thn Twentieth Coo tury Athleiko C ub for a fight m which McCoy wn<* to be >he principal The oluh- t? SOW trying to mat ob Root and Moffett. .-.- m,rm? ? ???? ?*????? The Appetite of it Clont |a sovlsd by sll p<">r dyipspttoi wboes stum I och stid liver tec out of order. All saeb eboald I know tbi>t Dr. Kinjj'f Now Lite Pille, the won? derful Stomach >md Liver Remedy, gives a splendid sppstitS, P"Uiul dlgSStioo and s regu? lar bodily hnbit (hat insures perfect health and great energy. OuhrSJoc at J. |*iw\ DuLortno'? drog store._ WHAT THE SHOPPER SAW. Net robes and allovers patterned tastefully with large paillettes in cui? rass designs. White ostrich feather boas, in which mink tally of the softest variety are intermingled as reliefs. Mousselines de ?oie and plisse chif? fons in shades of cornflower blue, mauve and automobile red. Beautiful grenadines for winter even? ing wear, on which antique designs are wrought with tinsel or silver traceries. Velvet stock collars showing ap? pliques of steel beads, from which a pretty fringe depends over a chiffon front. Bodice garnitures composed of Jet with pendant fringes, in which vari? ously shaded jewels are tastefully in? terspersed. Large picture hats ornamented with some tissue material, long ostrich plumes, jet ornaments of various de? signs and tulle strings.?Dry Goods Economist. Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis? tricts are invariably accompan? ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great M driving wheel" in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de? ranged and disease is the result. Tutt's Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condensed Schedule in Bffeot Ja*. 17,1901. I o.ll No. tj aily DaiVl KASTHK.N t1mk -2Upi fiOOp 7 oOaILv. 7 ?Inj 7 80p 8 55a 7 Sip 9 28a 8 47p 10 If a 11 SOa 11 40a 1 00a Charleston . Butamerville Branchville . OrangeborK .. Kiugville . N., Si Noll pail) iDaUf Ar! 11 |0e| H15p (UKUs 7 28p \t lOal OOOp 8 41a! 533p 7 55a I 4 4;ip Ar ..Sumter ".Camden.. Lv Lv! 3 00p 2 50p Ar.. Columbia.Lv| 7 lOal 400p 520pi 7 00a 7 80p 915a 755p 9 40a 806pl Ofiua ?sipUoora 924p|ll 00a 103Jp,ll 50a Lv Charleston . .Branchvilla . Bamberg ? . Denmark .Black vine.. .Aiken Ar 11 lOal - 8 50a 815p ?00p 8 13n! soon: rssai Ar. Augusta andliV" I C20al 8 27a 533p 5 lap 503p 3 55p 310p In addition to tpe above service trains Nos. 15 and U> ruu daily between Charles ton and Columbia, carrying elegant Pullman Bleeping cars. No. 15 leave Charleston 1! :00 p. in.; arrive Columbia 6:00 a. m. No. lrt leav* Columbin 1:30 a. m.; arrive Charleston 7:00 a. m. Sleeping cars ready for occupancy at 9:0U p. m. both at Charleston and Columbia. Thesu trains make close connections at Columbia with through trains between Florida points and Washington and the east. Connection with trains Noh. 31 and 32 New York and Flor? ida Limited between Blackvilla, Aiken and Au Justa. No 31 leaves Blackville at 8:48 a. m.; dken 9.40 a. m.: Augusta 10.20 a. m. No. 33 leaves Augusta (5.30 p. m.; Aiken 7.15 p.m.; Blackville 8.06 p. m. Pullman Drawing Room sleepers between Augusta, Aiken and New York. Trains Nos. 6 and 11 carry Elegant Pull man Parlor Cars between Charleston, Summer ville and Columbia, connecting at Columbia with the Fatuous New York and Florida Lim ited. K~x. |8un. "Ex. Sun. only! Sun. Lv. Ar. Lv. Ar. Augusta .... Sande rsville Ten ni ile Teunillc. Bamtersville Augusta. Lv. Savannah. Allendnle . Barr wall BluckviUe Ar. Betosburi Ar. Columbia. Daily 12 3<>a 3 45a 4 13a 4 28a 8 10a Daily 7 OOal 9 30al 100p!l2 43pj iiopusop 5 40a' 86Sp! 5 50a 4 00pi 9_00a! 7 10p| ^lExsn 255p 4 90p 355p 425pL.. 4 39p 8 13p 615p Daily 5 20ii 832p 8 40;i 3 10p 3 23p saop Mix Ex an 1 Bap 3 45p 5 05p 800p 945p Mix |l>aily Ex su i'xMo Lv. Columbia Lv. Batesburg U :kia Ar Blackville Barn well ? Allendale . Savannah 1 15a 1 I0p| 1 24p 1 55p BOSp 0 Wa 2 57a 1080a 3 12a 11 30a 3 45a 11 30a 5OOal ... 03a 8 3Sa 10 20a Atlanta and Beyond. Lv. Charleston.I 7 OOal 5 ?pt Ar. August?. 1150ajl02up . " Atlanta. 8 2up 5 00a ... Lv. Atlanta.+ 10 85p Ii Wal 4 00]? Ar. Chattanooga.1 2 40aI 0 45a! 8 40p Lv. Atlanta. Ar. Birminghm . " Memphis,(via Bir'mgam) Ar. Islington ?* Cincinnati. M Chicago?. . Ar. IsmisviUs. " St. Ixmis .. Ar. Memphis, (viaChatt) GUOa; 4l5p lin'n jlOOOp 805p) 7 lie 9 31n! 505pi 5 00a I2n'nj 7 30])' 7 45a 8 30Pi 15a 7 40p 7 04s 5 3Up 7 50a 600p lOp! 7 40w To Ashavilla-Cinoinnati-Lnniavilla. [?WsiiaT?lSM ? Daily'Daiiy kastbkn nan Lv. Lv. Lv Ar. Augusta... Batesburg Charleston . IVuumbta (Union Dupot) Spnrtanburg . Aaliovilta . . ... Knox ville. l/itieinnnati.. . Louisville (via Jttllfeo). :>(?p, SHOp 4 4Sp 12 0?N J ?Ol II Oup : 11 4oj? B 90* : stlttp.ll 25a ' ; Iftp 2 |Sp ' 4i;? T sup ? SttSfi ? 4."-"i i r> ."41.1 To Washington nnd the East. Lv Ar Ar Ar tum. ?.? Pti Ii Ii .1 iOp i'.dji ; iSp 12 t/7? SOO; 2 15a 920p I* Aim rr.M? ri?a? AtlOa S25p ? ; t?n s.*ht ' ? I.Vll 25 ? ? 11 35n ! Ma 2??.i r. l b Align i a, Batrslmrg ('inmhin I Union IV;?<?t?. Charlotte i ianvtlie. Ki''hmond Ar. Wo (hitn " Rnliiiiioi ?? Philadel] hin. " New N urk f Daily except ^undey. Sleeping Cur Line between Charhstton and Atlanta, via Augusta, making eonnections at Atlanta For all point* N? rlh and West. Connection ai At anfn with l/hieag?i and Florida s|V?dal, daily rxtsipl Sunda) Most luxurious) train in the world. Connections at Columbia with '?In ottgh train f?>r VVashingl ".i ann * ho (final . alsofitr .ia< m >n ville and all Florida l\?lntsi I- K A N K > OANNON. J. M. tHJl iP, Third V P. A Oen. iMpr.. Tri t?c Mauager, Waahingtoai D. C. v aahlngton, l) c ROBT, w . HUNT. Div. Pass. Agt., Charleaton, 5-. c. 8. H. HAUDWIOK, W H TAYLOE (4en. Pafvs. Agt.. Asst U< n. Pass Agt., Washingtou, D. U. Atla ?ta. (4a. Two hundred bushels of po? tatoes remove eighty* pounds of *'actual" Potash from the WL soil. Jnless this quantity ~ ^ is returned to the soil, ?.the following crop will materially decrease. We have books telling aboet composition, cue and value of, Ibrtflisers lor various cro*,**!* They are sent free. GERMAN* KALI WORKS; 9? Nassau Su, New York. KOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. 4 ormoz or COUNTY TREASURER SUM TER COUNTY Fumtbb, S. 0.| Sept. 22, 1900. Tb/TOTICE ie hereby given that I will he io jl\ my office io the Cooniy Court House at dumter from October 15tb to t rrember 31 at, 1900 iMlOtltS, Ibt 'be collection of taxes for tbe fiscal year 1900. Tbe levy ie ss follows : For State purposes, * ttills. For Count- puruost-e, t| mills. For School purposes, 3 mills. Total levy, Alfro the follow Scoool District School District School District School District Mt Clio, Concord, Privateer, No 5. No 17, Com'xutetioo payable from Ort H Sept 26? 13t Uf mills, irg epecia! Khoo' levies : No 1, 2 mille. No 16, 2 mills. ? No. 18, 2 mills. No 2D, 3 mille. 2 mille 2 mille 2 mills. 1 mill. I mill. Road Tax for 1901 $1.00, 15th 1900 to Feh let 1901, L SCARBOROUGH, Treasorer Scmtcr Co Land Surveying. i WILL GIVE prompt attention to a!i calls for surveying >. < d pleura? lands. BANKS H BOYKIN, Oct 10?o Catcball, S C. The Lamest awl Most Complete EstabMrat M Geo. S. Hacker & Son, CO CO CO CO -MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASH, BUNDS, Moulding & Building Material. office and Warerooms, King, uppoeDe Coo non Street, CHARLESTON, 8. C, ^SaT*PnrcbHH* our make, wbicb we guaroott. superior to any eold South, and thereby pave money Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty . October 16? o The tferrtck Shoe r< Women x*\ BOO?, stylish, durable. Econ OOticol for a woman to buy be? cause the Herrick Shoe is mare on honor ant' sold at three few prices for the three different pr.uies it c<:ncs in ? #j ?c, f^oc, #3-So. 1 he puaranice rt t'.ie BSSSSfSi bai t'.iiitv-tipht years of psftcti c3. experience in the Wisklsl ol arosoeo's ihoss back of it. Ke member, p!c.\sr, the dcalet who handles it in y< ur City hssSOSny linrs to choose from hut heChoftC the llerrick Mioe becssSS he relievos in the quality, waknian ship and style of t!ie sbooitaelf. Oxfords, 50 cents a p.?ir 1?$* than price** DjOOted. ir $?.5? !$>3lOO $^.5s ?%1 WALSH'S SHOS STOEE