The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 18, 1902, Image 6
SHOES IV
We are just reaching the
we have a few odd lots of *
sizes. We also have one
we are going to discard eut
MONDAY.
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$'
We are going to put these ]
at prices that will move the
Jsell them and when we say
' Jthat something is going to 1
Tn this lot of Shoes will I
quality uj) to and embra<
goods. Don't be too late to
l. n. r
The Qaoter of
IdOHAMMEDANS AT PRAYER
Vk*T Always nenin>n:l When the
Voice of the lie*Jill Calls.
The Mobammo(l:in hor'e ? his prayer
flturfQng, with i." L.;i. a outspread
tod his thumbs tov.cl.iiii; the lubes of
Ua ears. In this position ho repeats
rtnin passages from tho Ilorau, then
tings his hands down to his girdle,
olds tbcin nud recites several other
esaa^ge* from the same hook. Next he
panda forward, rests botli hands upon
? knees and repeats three times with
'ed head the formula of prayer to
L the most irrent. Then he rises nn<l
(fries, "Allnli liu ukbar!" (God is great)
Kteen times.
He then drops forward until his foreiMd
touches the ground between his '
extended hands. lie strikes his head
Vpon the floor at least three times, proclaiming
his humility, and often a dozeaand
sometifues twenty times the act
drill be repeated, according to his defts*
to show humility and repentance.
then returns to his knees and, settling
back upon liis heels, repeats a
ritual. Next, arising to his feet, he
holds Ins hands and concludes the
prayer, repeating over and again the
drords, "There is no god but God, and
liohnnimcd is his prophet."
This may be repeated once or a dozen
DC forty times, according to the piety
Of the worshiper, and lie holds n string j
Of beads In his hands to keep tally. Ills
Obligations are then accomplished, but
be can go through the same ritual
again as many times as he likes. The
more frequently he does -=o the better
Moslem lie is. His piety Is measured
by the number of times lie repeats his
prayers, and, like the Pharisees of the*
Scriptures, he prays in public places.
No matter where he happens to be or
by whom he is surrounded, whether at
labor in the fields or selling goods in
bis shop or however he may lie employed.
the .Mussulman never forgets
fo pray when the voice of the muezzin \
Cminds him that the hour for devotion
is arrived.
DON'T READ IN BED.
It I* ,n Danprorou.s Practice Wlille
Lytiu: I)oivn, Sny* nil Authority.
1 Heading in bed is seriously advised, i
86 the newspapers say, by a physician '
as conducive to "repair and resting,"
"relieving congestion," "emptying the
veins overfilled by prolonged cyowork,"
etc. *
It la plain that placing tlie head bach i
16 n horizontal position so absolutely j
tteets'thc wliolo problem of a relief of
congestion by gravity?and it is such a
very important problem?that It seem*
trange that people with weak eyes
do not habitually practice reading In a j
rfecumlient position perfectly comfortn* i
ble. Such advice, carried out with absolute
enfe as to light and the position i
of the bpolc, would in the ease of a
thousand busy people add largely to j
the number of hours which reading '
could be indulged in without detriment
to the eyes or general health.
Oertaffily the one who gives this'
fir nnge and pernicious advice could
never have tried the plan. Some years
ago there was described a patented device
for suspending the hook over the
horizontally placed head of a sick person
whereby reading would be possible
Without holding the hook in the hands.
Even then one wonders how the light
could lie made to fall properly on tl.ri
page. Without a method of the kin 1 I
not even a well person could hold a !
book five minutes above the eyes, i
Reading in bed lias ruined thousand:* j
of good eyes. Unless one sits up in i
bed as if in a chair it is impossible to,
hold the book in such a position that;
the arias are not quickly tired and so j
that tlie* light falls on it properly. When j
ac-umiiK nowii, more 13 ii tract lot: 1
upon thtf Inferior recti muscles which is !
highly injurious. 10v? ry pfttient should '
be warned never to rend in hod except i
* when sitting tip as vertically as in a
choir.-?American Medicine.
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Qneer.
"Life Insurnneo people nre queer." '
Observed tin? mail with the inenndes ;
cent beard.
"Are they'/" asked the man who i? '
Introduced at /Ids point for the pur- i
pose of finding up to the next line.
"Yes. l-'irst they convince you that j
you mny( die within a week in order to j
get you t,p ar'l>l.v for a policy, and then
they muat eonvltice themselves that
you WiltsMre a hundred years hefori
they Will Issue It."?Baltimore Auieri
OAn.
IUST GO.5
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]S
end of our first season and
Shoes 011 hand in different
i or two lines of Shoes that
irely. Now on next I
JULY 7TH I
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lots of Slices on the market
mi. We are determined to F
"sell low down" it means *
.? j
drop.
>e found from the cheapest
dug a line of hand sewed
secure one of these bargains.
1
IcNeace,
Low Prices.
TOADS IN FOLKLORE.
Sicilian SnpcrMtitloii roncornlng the i
Igly I,iitlo Creatures.
The load lias a prominent plnco la .
folklore. Wo find the ugly littlo creature
distinguished in popular tradition,
and that in its most permanent prov- ?
ince, in Jocal worship and belief. The
survival is so strange in itself and so *
Well fitted to illustrate the primitive
character of fairy mythology that It
may be accorded particular attention.
According to the statements of Dr.
G. Pitre, contained in his excellent account
of Sicilian tradition, the faith of
that island still recognizes supernatu- ,
rnl beings known as donnc di fuora
(ladies from abroad), also entitled pat
ronesses of the bouse, who have at- J
tributes in common with the fairies of A
England. Like the latter, during the t
nightlime they enter houses, where L
they expect to find everything in order. 1
Among mortals they have their favoriles
and enemies Fortune Is consid- }
ered to result from their kindness, ^
sickness and poverty from their perse- ^
cution. I
It is a peculiar feature of their habits j
that tliey visit the domicile not on any 'j
evening Indifferently, but only on j\
Thursday, making tlieir eutrance by j
tlie keyhole or by cracks of doors. If ^
day surprises them before they leave /
the cottage, they clinnge into toads and J
in this state remain until the following J
eve, when they are once more at liber- H
ty to resume their proper siiape of .?
beautiful women. During the Interval -J
the toad is sacred, because }t is impos- I
sible to be sure that any particular '
one may not in reality be the lady of 'J
the house.
Legends abound in which is related ,
the reward or punishment consequent '{
upon the good or ill treatment of a Fri- j
day toad On this day. therefore, the ^
Usyilly unpopular animal is safe from j
abuse and secure of attention, more j
especially 11 lr cnauce to ueioug to u j.
species posrcsslng a particular arrange- t
nuMit of 11i? cuticle reminiscent of n 5
lady's head of hair. Any person who J
occupies himself with folklore beconiea I
accustomed 10 remarkable survivals, v
yet it lines excite astonishment to find ^
so perfect an illustration of prehistoric ^
thought in central 10urope of the tweip
tietb century.- International Monthly. ^
THE TELLTALE THUMB. 'J
ItM Markx mill Miivn mid Ita SlKnnl *'
Fit -i Hit- Itmin. 1
A treujevd .us i mount of nonsense J
ha: been vritteit about thumb marks, j
It is :-l:i.i.:?il that the eur'-ots skin eon- |
figurati m i n the bail of the thumb la j 'v
li: vet tl.e Mite in :.ny two people and j ^
I tl: t it tie*, er changes The first state- )
[ le.rut is correct, titui the same thing can
i 1 . said of tfie linen on tlie palm and i
t!ir? creases on the bottom of jl)e feet. .1
Tut tii" assert ion that the thumb marka (
never change throtighoitj life is a de- .1
cided exaggeration. The alle.riitlon may j I
come from a variety of causes?any- , !
thing, in fact, that >yill destroy the 1
I outer layer of skin.
Another modifying cause is the tend- 1 *
enejk of the thumb to develop little
horizontal creases as one grows old. 1
This is especially true of mechanics and
oilier working people who use tools. '
find eventually the creases will break
up the lines such an extent that It
Is equivalent Inior-t to n rearrangement
of the pattern. Specialists in
nerve diseases by an examination of
the 1 hiiutt# '.'Mil tell if the patient is
flirted or likely to he affected l?y
ra lysis, an tlie I hit ml), signals this
!m; ;; bef:-n? it i.? visible In any other
i!i bo?'\ If the danger symptoms
are evidenced there, an operation
per;'untied on what Is known as the
"thumb center" of ike train, and the '
disorder :s often removed J
No e..Sitter carefully the Individ- 1
it! t my . -: -pt to e.mees.l Incipient In
11.1; ii;- thumb will |. . il.it infill
lij-ly it is tin- < ! sure test if tjie
; M.ent In Ins dsdly work p'nulls ttie
tbuinb to s.iard at a right angle to the t
t!i-.'r lingers : i fi'li listless into the j
in:t, taking > [ i-t : j h!s writing, his )
!. !.ng of tb'njm Ids multiform dti .i
e st nlass'li)..: i. :n ! an! r.ul! y. it '
<!11 HIMUlUVi'i ! lOUfersloil of men | ?'
1 liisi'SI- '.?<! > i-.t , : .nil id ' .?
Tlic Very t:ioi, i i,
Mrs. Nw'jeh 1 want - me terrapins I '
J)ea!er Ves'in I ianion.ibaeks? j Mrs
X! : !. !, \ ami that the ; *
diamonds are in tin nrst water. Ohio , '
State .fourim! j ?
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upervisor's Quarterly Report. f{
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t.j. betendaugij. supervisor. j
second quarter 1902. ?
?r> >* ,
[umber ot claims 304 to 701 ^elusive.
When not otherwise shown the amount 5,
allowed is the same as the amount y
claimed. i
A mt Alio we I. J
I N Gall man $ 2 40 R
> G Gall man 5 40 J
) G Gnllman . 8 40 R
C Rober&on 8 00 J(
Vm A Nicholson & Son 3,000 00 Cj
Vm ii Gist 37 50 II
' J Beienbaugh 70 00 J(
1 W llobo 11 30 J
C I )uke 5 801 11
'aut Bros 359 82 | T
G sat tor 1 PO A
Gilts Gallman 1 00 J(
t V Gist 1 00 W
W Mttig 1 00 J
I II Stewart 1 00 J
F Proctor . 2 00
lei ton Millwood 3 CO J
ohn Dawkins . 2 GO J
Jalvin Millwood 3 00 A
H Bagwell * 2 00 j(
oh u A Poole 1 50 T
laze Iloberson 1 00
'J 1. Lindei 1 GO i;
Lsa Gault 1 GO \\
lobt Garner 3 00 jj
ohn Sartor 1 50 p
)r W L Sims 2 00 j
lenry Thomas 2 00 m
3 F Scales * 1 50. u
i G Bratton 1 50 a
) C Itocliestev . 2 00 m
(icliaul Fowler 1 CO p
l G Howell 3 00 \\
lietu J Lee 2 00 u
oeSca'es 1 00 j
largarel Louis 1 00 p
V N Smith 3 50 i?
L ('alvert 1 50 R
losa Pendergraff 2 00 R
J Little John 2 00
, B Jeter H 00 ;V
J F Uait 2 00 Y.
L McWhirter 8 00 ^
C Cioekor 2 00 ^
' G Joily 37 GO B
>r J II Hamilton G 00 J
ohn Tucker 1 00 R11
llaiiles 75 00 R
t C Bishop 8 00 J
)hvej" Kavts 0 00 J
M W hit tin ad 27 1)7 p
1 F Sparks 4 40 <;]
ieo 11. OHz-1 27 10 \j
leo Monro, Cashier 5 3 45
1 C Jolly 50 (-1!
t; Cofirld l oo ,!
tobt Wilburn 25 00 !\
\nn Dawkins J. 00 ?
u biiur <v Meruit" iz IU
Valker Kv -u.y & Coggswell Co 12 24 "L
). Y I, l\u.le 1 00 E
C M?.b:.y fll 00
S Knox 5 00
L G ley 10 70
G Hughes H7 50
Jnion Hardware Co 20 73 .
L G BenMy 2 00
uiili St .loliti 2 00 ,
A Chamlieis 02 50 .
I.uith Wood 20 (0 \
L McWhii e- 50 00
1, Evans 25 00
{AHarccK. *32 50
t L> Iu-iiiv?i.ro 25 00
\\ Saudeia Sheriff , 000 33
joon L Mott 32 HO *
1 J Baii.elt 25
as F A darns 14 00 *
iiariie Me a dor '3 25
[I B.ults IS 40
ieo ' ashler 2,400 00
)i J G Going 5 00 ?
>r .) M Law son 5 25 .
^ B Culp, sect' 7 02
ieo .viunro, C'gsh 409 55 ;
4 & F Batik .105 90
tl Wiibuurn 1 40 .
2 II Jeter 7t
V A Moi? h- ad 2 50
V A Ii Ively 14 37
? 14 Cn isby 1 H5
I B Murphy 1 00
reo tyunro, Cash 209 05
Vehbi r and Whiilnelt 100 10
II jjariles " 4 00
F Belue 17 5<?
ii Battles H 90
Frank IVake, (hi rk 3o4 HO ?
V It Mc< 'orraiek 1 H7
V ) Ftiday 2 00
V F Johi.s 7 (? o
Nix 1 00 JV
F li 4k. 12 V, J
>Irs M/ii> 1 Kaiiliip 1 '0 J
II li .i tit?. 16 00 li
iotj Til' lliSON IS 00 J
3. C \\ Aii8l. ll 6 Ml i?
i II ll.il; Vs 24 00 ;
i <' Hrsriis 2 Ou
I 11 Hit; 22 *5 '
V?l?UiS Hi l .ucow S 20 p
I I) llaiici.uk ^ 00 y<
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1 Uiiro ft iii'li ck 2 00 In
H KiMU* 4 50 J.
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5 F Ilart *40
L McWhirter g o>) w
C Crocker 2 00 L
II* Millwood 3 00 j;
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l' W L Siuts 2
pnry Thoiuas 2
}f Scales 1
G Sailor . l
o ISraiU if 1
?" Kochebtti "2
[chard Fowler 1
G Howell ' 8
J Lpo 2
Gilt's Gallman 1
V G:st 1
W M mg 1
II St owart 1
F IV- >ctor 2
ebon Millwood 3
?hn Hawkins 2
nlvin YlilLvaod * 3
N Gallman 0
>!? i A Poole 1
II Bagwell 2"
MZ- R<'hereon 1
I L Liuder 1
si (iault 1
Ini S.irtor 1
r M Farr 8
C Miller 10
I) Murphy 3
G Bishop 2
H Burtlee 25
II Bartles 7
J Bailey 3
<hn St Joliu 2
J Bnienbuugh 40
S Wilson 14
I Gregory r 11
K Aluiuu . 12
oLu.e Mercantile Qo 25
10 Saudcis . 3
W Sanders, Sheriff 200
i>> M (J Mungrum 18
r .1 M Lawson 5
liuu Nicholson 8
cBeth Young 1
K Cudd ' 10
' T flolcomb 2
iiion Hardware Co . 53
I{ Sumner 7
S Wilson 1
B Gilliam *1
S Foster 2
W Long 1
.rs Green J Lee 5
eo li Oetzel 17
rs A E Pruitt 82
F Belne 83
nilt-y Lumber ?fc Mfg Go 41
II Bartles 4
\J (ilDKOn 1
YV Scott ?fc Co S
E Minter & Bro 8
M Greer. P J 25
P Vat*5" \gt 24
1?,)S McWhil't-er 18
ivcnnett 21
X Gall man 14
line Yaughan 2
A Hancock 42
' .1 Tucker 18
m A Nicholson ?fc Son 88
G Robepson 11
T Kohn 8
J H Smith Jr 4
r J G Going 8
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J Barnetb 4
14 Bu riles 6
in H Gist 21
E Mabry 2
G Parr, Auditor 2(X
S Gallnian 7
G Gullmun _ 7
\ S Gallman a 4
11 Stewart 117
J H Smith Jr 4
11 Bart 1 os 1
'ado Jeter 1
T Sprouse 15
arvey Gregory 1
T Belue ' 20
organ Wagnon 4
)hu 1) Smith 19
:>hn 1) Smith 1
F Scales 5
tney Gregory 8
F Beluc 29
0 Harris 8
1) Hancock 18
liver Eaves 22
E Sprouse 6
J T McGowan 4
' T McGowan 8
E Hughes 1
r .1 AT I nu'unn III
T poster 7
M Mobley 1 2
A. Chambers ' 'K>
J Betetibuogh 10
rtrr <k Thomson 70
T B?-!ue 2
>hn Sf John 'J
("J Sartor
(lile-i (rnllman
V U el 1
W M'.-ng 1
H S evurt 1
F Pi noJ -r 2
rll >'{< i^l i i 1 W OOll
?hn l)..\ikin8 v 2
Lilvio Mnlwood '
H U g^vejj . 2
-hu A l' "-ilo 1
: z- U 5? v rson 1
J L I.i 1- r 1
^ (i n'f' 1
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11) m M rH 2
F 1' ! 27 ;
I K 'hi 2
T'i Atiii til J '
(} B-I,| ley 10
I) Hweul- 2
A int. Claimed
alker J?. <V Goj^'J 0<> T? 90 4
W Crawford o i
M Greer, P J 86 (
V-i! ' ?!
00 DrlM Hair 4 00
00|OG McCoole 6 15
J Union Hardware Co 27 40
5J{ Walker Evans <fc Cogswell Co G 85
jJJ D J GrilTiith 54 00 |
(tfi "1 ^ Sanders, Sheriff 05 28
(w! C M Bailey ' 2 00
00 T P Coakloy 2 00 ,
(0 W A Crocker 5 40
CK> T C Jolly 1 00
oo i)r J M Eawson 28 00
00 W N Garner 1 25 j
00 Jessie Comer 8 90 00
R A Hancock 89 05
50 J J Thomas 12 50
00 Dave Hugho9 1 75
10 J H Bartles 1 70
uO J M O'Shields 4 80
00 J C Roberson 8 00
rwi /i n ~w T 1 - ??
W m vr Iiocige 1 OU
50 Dr J G Going 3 00 ,
50 lander McGowan 15 75
50 T J Betonbaugh 50 00
05 Mutual Dry Goods Co 11 4)5
07 J H BartleU 25 00
95 O T Beluc 20 00
95 .T D Arthur, Asst Cashier 82 70
00 T A Murrah 3 40
00 ??rry Pryor 10 50
07 Charles Vaughan 5 72 (M,
Oliver Eavos 4 G3
(1() W J Tucker 7 32
o" W T McGowan 5 40
XI Henry Hawkins . 4 05
i'l J H Hartley 3 10 !
JJ* DrMWColp 5 00 '
'0 J D Arthur. Asst Cashier 104 20
J II Bartles 00 80
53 J W Sanders, Sheriff 125 00
40 J F Beluc 30 00
00 T 1> Coakley 50
00 W ,T Friday 50 '
50 Webber A- Whitloek 20 00
00 Tom Johnson 1 05
5y J D Smith 50
75 J D Arthur, Asst Cashier 55 (>5
30 J II Bartlc'8 17 70
47 J H Bartles ? 19 05
J 1) Arihur, Asst Cashier 358 CO I
' H J Barnett 8 20 I
;'0 J T Foster 3 35
"0 C I! Gregory 3 45
00 J \V Sanders, Sheriff 50
83 Dr J G Going 5 00
00' T C Jolly 37 50
08 'T D Arthur, Asst Cashier 33 50
45 Morgan A Wagnon 4 30
on M C Deaver 5 00
D B Free Jr 10 45
ic ,T Arthur, Asst Cashier 10 50
1 ' W T Beaty, Administrator1 25 00
00 C E Bishop 1 25
50 II S Porter 25 00
OS T .7 Betenl?augh 1 75
(X) Good Itoa'l Machinery Co . 3 00
fX J M Fowler 10 40
00 'T T burgess 50
.J W A Crocker 5 10
XT J F Gregory 25 00
f1 G ('4 l lodge 1 50 ;
To John StJohn 2 00
80 J C Sartof 1 50
00 1) B Fant . 43 17
40 Jj M BiaUoj) ' 4 98
W J Tucker 12 74
John G Gallinan 1.00
XX R V Gist 1 00
J W Mong 1 00
bo It H Stewart 1 00
85 J F Proctor 2 00
98 Bolton Millwood 3 00
00 John Dawkins 2 60
00 ~
00 APHORISMS.
40
70 When in doubt, tell the truth,?Sam05
ucl Clemens.
00 What makes life dreary is want of
50 motive.?George Eliot.
00 A laugh is worth a hundred groans
20 in any market.?Charles Lamb.
00 He is 0 wise man who wastes no en00
orgy on pursuits for which he is not
00 titted.?Gladstone.
40 if you will bo cherished when you
80 nre old, ho courteous when you are
80 young.?John Lyly.
70 if you would hit the target, aim n
little abovo it. Every arrow that flies
10 feels th<? attraction of earth.?Longfel46
low.
50 There is nothing so powerful as ex10
ample. We put others straight by
90 walking straight ourselves. ? Mine.
80 Swetchine.
0U iinve a purnose in life, and havlncr it
00 throw such strength of mind and uius80
t.je into your work as God has given
r>? you.?Ctdlylp.
00 Formerly we were guided by tko wisv:0
doin of our ancestors. Now wo are
00 hurried along by the wisdom of our de00
eccndants.?llorue.
00
.->U jc0llowe?l Their Itlotunl Dent.
0' "Those boys were alike us two peas,
GO and I bear they're much the somo
0 o uow."
00 "Svhat business are they InP'
on "One's a hypnotist, and t'other's a
00 commercial traveler."?Detroit Freo
aO Frcss. ' . j ,
00
S 1
JL* ?9Lakes short roads.
si 1XLB :
S U V nd light loads. J
| UREASE
f 0 I ^*^^ood for everything
ol> I 01115 ?n wkeela. f
;;;; I 9<>W gyarywhor*,
?><> (Q \djhrtri*00>
!b{ '* "/ * . ."
. ; ^?|ar? in on CT<<ry box t?f tfcp g?naln?
, j r^aiivc Promo'Orunine Tabiou j
h , .r.? 'iv that r?i??v i "ii it* " ?*
t | Hill -|||, I
io ZVIoney to Loan.
1 Jiawon?) to loan in AraoiiiilB of
,r>y $300 and opwaids on improved farma
at 7 p1'1 p**"1 interest. No oom72
mission except u reasonable attorney fee
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Charleston & Western Carolina
Railway Company.
AUGUSTA AND A8HBVILLB Short Llue
Schedule in effect July 8th, 1002.
Loavo AuKusta 1010am 266pm
Arrive Greenwood 12 44 pm
Anderson 7 10 pm
Laurons 146 pm 6 36 am
Greenvlllo 3 26 pin 1130aui
Spartanburg 330 pm 900 am
Union 730 pm
Saluda 6 33pm
Hendersonvillo.. 3 11 pm
Ashevllle.. 7 16 pm M
Loavo Asbeville 7 06 am
Unlou t 8 46 am
Spartanburg 1201 pm 4 00 pm
Greenvlllo 12 16 pm 1 46 pm
Laurens 1 CO pm 656 pm
Anderson 7 26 am
va SOI pill W W pm
ArrivoAuguito 5 20 pm_ 11 36am
Leave Columbia 11 20 am
Nowborry 12 42 pm
Qlinton 1 26 pra
Arrive Greenville 336 pm
Spartanburg..... 3 30 pm
Leave Spartanburg..777 12 01 pm
Greenville 1216 pm
Arrive Clinton 2 82 pm
Newberry 3 06 pm
Columbia 4 80 pm
Fan test and Boat Lino between Newberry
And Greenville, Spartanburg aiul Glenn
Springs.
Connection from Nowborry via Columbia
Nowborry and Laurens Ilailwaj-.
For nnv information wrlto
ERNEST WILLIAMS, Gon. Pass. Agt..
Augusta, GaT.
M. EMMBRSON. Traffic Manager.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway.
Double Daily Service.
Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
New Orleans and Points South and
West.
IN EFFECT MARCH 2nd, 1902.
8QUTHWA WD.
Daily Daily
No. 31 No. 27
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Lv. Baltimore, " 6 45 p in 2 31 am
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Lv.Soiiii.i-rn Pinea " 1188pm 6 72 mil
Lv llal i-h " 186am II 6.1117
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