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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
Legal Advertisements.
Clerks Sales.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, !

- = u VF SUUTH CAROIINA,0
COUNTY OF PI(KENS.
lin Common Pleas Court.l
In pursuance Of dccrctal orders, md
"'dcrS OF foreclosure in the following
lnmCd cases on file In the Clerks office, /
viii sell 70 The highest bidder the follow.
in" drScrihrl lands on Salcdav in Decem.
n"r next, mt Pickens &. H., s. G., durnr
~" legal hours for sale, upon tho terms
hereinafter stated, to wit:
&; lvin McDufiie Smith.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29

ly Springs church Saturday before
tho fifth Sunday in Dccembcr.
Program will be announced later.
To-day Is the day set apart by
the President as Thanksgiving Day,
and we. us y nation. and rs il divld-
uals have ,luch to thank God for.
Ivy M. Muuldin, Of Pickons'
spent Thursday n1Ght here. Ho
returned to pickons on FRIDAY
II, rning accompanied by bis broth
cr, II. }, MuuiNin, who Is able TO be
out on crutches and has gone home
to spend several ck$.-Andcl&un
Advocate.
-lIsn,y DAVIS, oG California, il
visiting relatives in OcoMcr. IL"
is son Of the late S.dmcy Davis.
lie went to CaIiforljA Gftryn years
ago, and this is his frs, visit t. his
old home. Many friends H'>
pleased to meet h;m 02uin.--Nco.
wee Couricr.
THE Journal cditur las not lhi.
season called for money on HIv>r-
tiscmcHts ard sutscrl uiun, hut lh"
attention OF ali Interested in th,."
matters is respectfully directed tv
thc action Of the stockholders, ,p!lb-
Ii&",d in he !>ca,s this week.
--AJ tIr annual meeting OF TIE
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
CCU NTS OF PICISENS.
In Common Plcus.l

BY VII tue of dec r. tul orls uld tr
dcrs Of foreclosur nr1c ss'Lc Ion
james Aldrich, Presiding Judge, in the
following named cause aud on file in the
Clerks office | will sell on Salcs,lay in
December, 1860, the following named
cases and upon the following terms to-
wit:
The British & American Mortgage Co.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

The Columbia bicycle riders are max
ing Il kick against an ordinance re-
Gently passed by the city council pro-
hibiting the use of sidewalks. There
can be no serious objection to tho use
OF sidewalks by the wheelmcn in most
parts OF the city if they would only be
careful ana not ride too fast, but the
way we have seen some scorch the wind
on sidewalks, even in Ncwherry, We
lave at times longed to see an ordi-
dance prohibiting the use Of sidewalks
IN Newberry, but Of course there were
exceptions, and the majority of those
who ride wheels are careful. But fast
riding on sidewalks is dangerous. The
bicycle has como to stay, and Is used
for business as we'll as pleasure. and
there should be no unjust legislation
or any discrimination against it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

The circus is coming. The signs are
up, and the children and the old pee
pie too, arc talking about it. The cir
Gus never loses its interest. We re-
member when II boy how we used to on
joy the circus, and hail with oclight its
coming, and we feel very much the
same way ycr. We want to see all the
children go and the old people go along
to take care Of them. We do not be
licvo thorc is any harm in going to the
circus.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

The disaster in Texas, and the gcno-
rous response from the people all over
this ccuntry to the call for help shows
that there is still left. even in this sell
fish and utiitarlous age, some OF the
milk Of human kindness. 1t is pleas
ant to contemplate.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

Have you n sense Of fullncss in the
region OF yOnr stomach after eating?
II so you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. They also cure bclching and sour
stomach. They regulate tho bowels
too. Price % cents. Sold by w. T..
Pelham. I'm
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
THE ClIl/tN IlI.sIING.
Inc Annual report OF The Board Of Trustees
OF the GrNhe,t Schuuis

/ "H citizens meeting va, held in tn,
opera house on Wednesday to hrnr the
annual report Of the trustees Of the
graded school, The meeting WAS very
slimly attended.
Mr. Man JOhnstonC, chairman Of the
board OF trustees, callcd the meeting to
order and stated the Object.
Mr.. Geo. B. Cromcr was elected
chairman and j. w. Earhardt secretary
OF the meeting.
The following report was read and
adopted.
REPORT Or TRUSTEES.
TO the citizens Of Ncwbcrry School
District:
Pursuant TO an Act Of the General
Assembly, approved 23d day OF Dcccm-
| bcr, 1850, the Board of Trustees of the
Ncwberry School District hereby pre-
sent their annual report for the scho.
lastic year ending June 30, l9u>
The City Schools closed their scho.
iastic year on the 3lst OF June, 1900,
Enrolment OF pupils for the yoar was
! as follows:
Boundary Street school .......... 30j
West End cor Cotton Mill) school. lis
lloGe (colol ed) school ..................:3aaS :3aaS
Iottl...... .........................,... So!
There was an increase OF twenty.
three in the enrolment Of white pupils
and decrease OF six in the enrolmen,
of colorcd pupils from tho preceding
year.
Tuition fees collected from ron-rcs.
ldcnts for the year amount to 1898 IS.
The collection fro.n tho 2.miil tax
and the apporttonment from the 3-mill
constitutional tax, and also the oXDcn.
ditures for school purposes is shown in
the County Trcasurcr's report. The
receipts and expenditures by the
Boards treasurer are found in tho le-
port OF that officer. Bo'h reports are
hereto appended.
The receipts Of the schor; frrm
all sources amounted during
the year t0."................ $62I3 81
The expenditures for the year
amounted to ......... .............. $3.50 30
Leaving balance on hand Of. ... $7O3 81
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

suggests change Of clothing 1t is a
hint from nature. Now take a hint
from us. Buy the necessary
CLOTHING
here. Value is great style correct.
THE FALL SUITS
and Ovcrcoats we offer have that indi-
viduality and drcssincss which is con-
sidercd inscparab'e from custom made
work. Iherc's nothing haphaZard
about the finish of these
And our Hats are just the thing to
put the finishing touch on. Prices are
right-down.
The BOstonian is the Shoe for style
and durability fnr gents and bows
The great iIcnrick Shoe for Ladies'
and Misses is unexcelled. See them.
Yours truly,
S. j. WOOTEN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

Tie State Fair promises to be Il great
success this year, and with cotton at
ten cents, even with Il short crop, tie
farmers will have money.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

1921 20 1921 20
COUNTY TREASuRER'S REPORT.
70 amt Of mill tax appOr-
toned Observation-Disclosures. $i930 80
TO amt apportioncd from dis
pcnsary innd Observation-Disclosures. 2l0 o.
10 amt apportioncd from polls 1925 90
TO amt special school collcct'd 2S03 0G
%5tl9 e.,
Total amount paid out ............ 1905 33
Total amt on hand July |, 1900 5 i23 If
Respectfully,
{. +. BOYD, County Treasurer.
Ncwberry, S G., Sept. ~, 1900.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK :?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Nl"HS; cVcryN>Gy who reads IL, -ews-
payers is $;:r> - k1Hw rt TIE wr"Gcrtut
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

One car load Of Bug
gles just received;
Buggies Of all kinds
and Of the very best
make. Also cne car of
the tn! welI-knownLWhit:e!'
Hickory Wagons. Call
and see/our Buggies
and Wagons and got
our prices before buv-
!ng. We pay cash, dis
count bills, and can
give you the very low
est prices.
SUM pD0c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

present ana listened 20 the mems evil
denCe. and also heard the captains story
Samples of the food were produced
Nothing Viler in the shape Of food ever
set famished mongrel hiccoughing
Nevertheless these thirteen or fourteen
men, for refusing to sail in a vessel un-
less fresh forecastle stores We're shipped
We're sent to Jail for terms ranging from
three to five weeks. when | came away
from the ma giStrate's court after hear
ing the men sentenced, | found my mind
lull of that crews grievance. | reflected
upon how much Of the hidden parts Of
sea life remained to be exposed TO the
public eye, to the advantage of the sailor
providing the subject should be dealt
with by one who himself suffered ana
very well understood what he wrote
about. This put into my head the idea
q the tale which ! afterwards called
y ne Wreck of the GrOSVen0r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

out The Duty Of the Gold Democrat"
Two papers touching upon topics closely
associated Of late are "Nihilism ana An
archy." by Charles Johnston. ana The
Assassination Mania by DR. Felix l..
Oswald Four papers are devoted To the
outbreak in China. and furnish an ad-
mirable review Of the situation They
are: ''rhe Empire Of the Dead" Rev. f.
r. Clark, ID. D., Commercial Aspect of
the Yellow Peril" Alleyne Ireland; '.Tre
Root of the Chinese Trouble" John
Us, Stenheu ROuSal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Harper's Magazine.

The September HJrpers opens with
delightful descriptive article of Paris in
1900 ana the Exposition" fully illuStrat-
ed. William W. Kimball writes interest
ingly ri Submarine Torpcdo Boats"
The Tcuton TUE Of War" IL the title or
Il noteworthy article by Julian Ralph. In
this months installment of fiction many
well known names are represented. Paul
Leicester Ford contributes charming
story entitled Wanted: A Matchmaker"
Mary +. wilkins has one of her charac-
terisuc short stories. There are also Scv-
eral other short stories. together with in
stallments Of the three notable serials:
Eleanor" BY Mrs. Humphrey Ward;
The Mantle of Elijah" Israel Zangwill.
ami "A Bicycle of Cathay," Frank r.
Stockton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Gunton's Magazine.

All interested in ourspublic schools. will
read with profit the article in the Septem-
her number OF Gunton's Magazine On
The Menace of Present Educational
Methods By Lys DAimee. The writer
makes an earnest plea Ia the schools to
train children for the duties ana privi-
leges OF citizenship. other topics dis
cussed at length in this number are: The
Latest Phase Of the Trust Problem. 4"
John Bates Clark: Types Of Anti-Expan-
Sionists," The Root Of Evil IN Japan. I"
Rural Free Delivery Political The
ory and Practice and Are We a Goth
ic or Mixed Race" The several depart
ments, present a large amount of instruc
tive matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

BY far the busiest place in Bruns-
wick IS at the Cove, where the Andros-
coggin Pulp Company is preparing to
erect a new mill. Several buildings are
being torn down and work il expected
to begin on the mill in early spring.
In addition to this work a crew of nine
men under Fred Bursaw. are engaged
in saving $4,000 feet of pulp wood into
two-foot lengths for use in the Old mill
during the winter; $4,000 feet have
been sawed already.
DR.. George A. Sawyer Of Milbridge
has begun stocking his pond at Little
Boisbubert island with Holsters which
are purchased mostly of fishermen
having traps in eastern bays. Thus
far he has 10000 Holsters delivered at
the pond by the steamer Sawyer.
Ellsworth citizens believe that the
new industry which the Boston Reduc-
ton Company is to introduce there
will prove a decided benefit to the
city. This company has a large crew
Of men at work on the property re-
Gently purchased at the lower dam and
extensive Improvements are to be
made on both sides OF the river. The
crew - now at Work StlllnS ready TO
put in a new bulkhead on the east side
Of the dam and removing the machn-
cry from the old west side mill. The
company at present will use the mill
on the west side of the river after
it has been repaired 70 some extent.
Six rows of tanks used by the COM
pany are to be put in upon the upper
floor of the mill. Later on and perhaps
inside of one year the company will
build a large plant on the east side
and will then be one of the largest
Industries in this section. The ore
from out Of the State will be shipped
to Ellsworth both by rail and by wa
ter. and this with the water power
are some Of the reasons why the COM
pany located here. If the water power
Is sufficient the company will put
manufacturing plant in operation in
connection with the reducing plant and
then several hundred would be en-
ployed. 1t will be about the first of
January before the company will be
in running order At first only about
lifty hands are to be employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The Review OF Reviews.

China and the Chinese are fully con
sdered in the September Review Of Re
views, among the special articles devoted
% them being the following: can China
be Saved?" Talcott Williams; "Missions
in China" James S. Dennis; Japan 5
Present Attitude Towards China Joseph
King Goodrich; and America and the
Reconstruction Of China" by William n.
Brewster. Other valuable contributions
ARE Pressing Needs Of the Philippines #
John H. Parker; king Humbert OF
Italy: \ Character Sketch" "Coilis P.
huntington" and The National Prohibi-
ton Party and Its Candidates" The de
rartments Progress Of the World and
Record Of Current Events" give an able
review Of the events of the day, much
space being accorded to political matters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The Outlook.

In the September number the outlook
presents one Of the most interesting is-
sues of the year. The contributed arti-
cles. this month. are Of exceptional inter
est. ana include among others the follow
ing: China: Portraits and Pictures Re
Idting to the Present Crisis. The West :
Golden Harvest" The British at Proto-
ria, Leo XIII ana the Next Pone."
T.ace-Making Among the Indians. ''
chronological Changes Of View in Eng
land" ana Part \ Of Hamilton Wright
Mabie's Life of Shakespeare" The ed-
toral ana news departments give a care
rmlly eLitel summary 81 cnrrent events
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The Living Age.

Among the many readable articles ana
stories which have appeared in the We, X
y issues Of the Living Age fer Scptem-
Der are noted: TN the Bye-ways NJ Ru-
RAJ Ireland" Chinese Society" 'Mr.
Gladstone rs Seen Near at Hand" The
Charm Of Quotation, The United States
in China" The Domestic Problem. '
Diplomatic lneptitude ana The Chinese
War. "The Nineteenth Century" "Do,-
set Humur. IA Tramp Through the For
est Of FonJainebleau. ana "Mr Firth,
cromwell The supplement- whi-h Is
such a popular feature gives number of
carefully selected readings from the new
books ana munh ILmeIy IiterarE gUs-In.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
New England magazine.

With its five richly illustrated articles.
the September number Of the New Eng
land Magazine is most attractive ana
entertaining issue. The illustrated papers
describe The Worcester Music Festival f
Jacob Heminway, the First Yale Stu
",nt. "A Village in Rural France "
"oberlin College ana "Methuen, Mas
sachusetts.' Equally interesting are the
articles on our Country Towns" THE
Cause of Indian Famine" ana The
Natural History Of State" Fiction and
nnntrN arc also renresented
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
McClure's Magazine

for September appears in covers of hand
some design, and the table Of contents is
equally attractive The number opens
with an exciting article dealing with The
Training Of Lions. Tigers ana other Great
cats" by Samuel Hopkins Adams. Lieut..
James &. Gilmore gives the concluding
paper Of his experiences while "A Pris-
oner Among Filipinos." Other articles Of
note are: AN Historic Sale Of United
States Bonds in England" Building a
German Ocean-Grlyhound, and The
Spirit Of Revolution" Short stories ~
Clinton Ross. Jack London, Edith Wyatt,
Frank H. Spearman ana others also give
ana add much to the excellence of this
nuTnbpr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The Engineering Magazine.

Eight valuable papers together with a
full review Of industrial matters make
up the table OF contents OF the Engineer
ing Magazine for September. The sub
jects discussed include. The Crisis in
China The Fourth Era Of the Lead
vile Mining District" Heavy Motor
Vehicles for Road Service" Commercial
Requirements OF Water-Power Govern
ing. Electric Mining Machinery III the
British Galleries" Locomotive Exhib-
its az the Paris Exposition" and Com
mercial Organization of the Machine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The American Kitchen MAGAZINE.

The educational number Of the Ameri-
can Kitchen Magazine presents many
thoughtful papers bearing upon the all
important subject of home economies
The papers include: Suggestions for "a
Professional School of Home ana Social
Economies How To- Dress on $500 a
Year, The Boston cook Book in Ha-
wall, Cooking in the Public Schools Of
New York, and How People Live" The
many timely receipts given will be wei
clmed bN tho hnmseMifa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Universal Brotherhood Path.

Among the topics treated in this
months issue Of the Universal Brother
hood Path are embraced the following:
The Life" The Spiritual Thread IN
Opera children Of one Sweet Mother.
"Glimpses Of Old ana New" Universal
Brotherhood in Daily life, Egypt ana
Egyptian Dynastios.' and In the Sun
Set Land" A number Of fine haIf-t"nes
ada much to the appearance OF this aum-
b.r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
The AngIo.American Magazine

for September presents its usual list Of
Interesting ana instructive papers. among
them being noted: "What the Russians
Want The Canadian Royalty in the
Yukon" Hawaii First" What Shall b.
tire Status of the Natives Of Our Insular
Territorial Possessionso" ia Cruise in
Canadian Waters, ana Modern Fic-
ton" The usual news and editorial de-
nartmcnts give much timely matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Boston Steamers.
XENNEBEC STEAMBOAT co.
Daily Summer Service.

COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1900, steam
er Della Collins will leave Augusta
daily Sundays excepted, at 1.30 2. M,
Halowell at ,, connecting with steamers
which leave Gardiner at 3.35, Richmond
a9 and Bath at 0 clock for Boston.
returning, will leave Lincoln wharf
Boston, every evening Except Sunday,
at o'clock, FOR all landings on the Ken
nebec river, arriving in season to connect
with early morning steam and electric
fars, also with early morning boat for
B9othbay and the islands.
rare between Augusta, Hallowell, Gar
ainer and Boston one way s1.75, or s3.06
ior round trip; Richmond $l50 round trip
~; Bath and Popham Beach s1.25, round
These steamers are staunch and in ev
cry way fitted for the safety and comfort
u me passengers. Meals served on board
tor 5Oc. StaterOoms are large and well
furnished; price N.O0, except for q few
a. JAMES B. DRAKE. Pres
HIeh partridge, Agent, Augusta
y a Cole. Agent, Hallowell
= D. Ryan, Agent, Gardiner.
Aprf6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Partisan illustrated Review.

With the September issue this popular
appears in a new ana improved
form, and one that will be greatly appre-
ciated by its many readers. The table Of
contents is an inviting one and includes
many choice Illustrated articles. Among
the papers and stories are the following:
Nuremberg Art Of Bookhindins.
Her Various Hats" The Chinese The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08

Il am complimented by an invitation to
ten what | can recollect Of the writing
ana reception Of the earliest
of my sea books. The Week of the
Grosvenor' writes W. Clark Russell en-
in Success. "It CHANGED one
day that a big ship with mast-headed
colors telling Of trouble on board, let g9
Her anchor in the Downs | then lived
in a town which overloOks those waters
The crew Of the ship had mutinied; they
mad carried the vessel half way down the
channel when. discovering. by that time
what sort of provisions had been shipped
for them they forced the master 10 shift
Ills helm for the inward course. The
crew Of thirteen or fourteen hairy, queer
Iy attired fellows. in Scotch caps. divers
colored shirts, dungaree brceches stuffed
into half WelIingtons. were brought be-
fore the magistrate. The bench con-
sisted of an old sea captain, who had
lost a Ship in his day through the bad
conduct OF his crew. and whose hatred
of a forecastle hand was strong and Pc
culiar: a plrson. who knew about a.
much OF the sea as his wife; medical
and schoolmastef' was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
North American Review.

imperialism and Christianity" a
thoughtful paper by the Very Rev. f. ".
Farrar. u. d., opens the current number
OF the North American Review. Melville
r. ingalls,, a prominent Democrat points
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
Thomaston recently enjoyed its sa.o
annual "Mhitc duck" haIi ~" oVN'

The Rangeley golf grounds have been
| wen patronized lately ana tba iii',,+
boys are glad of the chance to I, NnI1s,
! generous supply of spending money "
These are exceeding quiet davs 4, tt,
| NnrWaE Shn" Shnp. From pav-roU Of
$i"" or 50 III past weeks. in the Spinnev
| or less. " F''''
Wiscasset this summer has had , ,,,it
1 cIub win "A membership of n nIl,ar.-
John q. Grant. principal If the IIar,arj
zen sGh'9i 1hlI2so, I IS president of the club
| idcnt y 'H-
! Bath has quite colony of hnlsebo.,,
residents and thcy al seem 10 he wCI
hhI."sfd hnt. ir@ Wlth iheir mode Of living. Thc
! plan, thai Is sort Of scow with a house
| hulil ri Il ahd q platform at one cud M
| serve AS 4 sort of Ycranda
! NJ NJ Parker Of Rockland. has i'm hi.
/ garden 4 >lnlloWcr OF which M II vary
| proud. one Of the blossoms on this Mani
| measures more than one foot across fror,
| ilp Ii hp ~ petals. There is also another
| hrancEc~ ont like Il tree ana is an Of \
/ feet tall up the center stalk
a Greenwood correspondent writes.
| mere are no caterpillars this year hut
,'c ,citE iil,, II natie hl1gk worms prcyine on
ih' amer eating out me SOFT part If thc
I lear, ana leaving the skeleton whirn
| soon turns black and falls 10 the ground.
ii hn HiamE p.lces the bushes look as ID the
| !, ao go. '''
- -N. , IN 90 oHT hotolS = iew Gays ago II
| Whit, tLit""' rNIl'Ii Whdi lWD iarEc. com
! M lining laNltS mao man escort
W idlHtr small. but as they
t".Nu NV 'ncE I"aded hlln uOWu with
'Iirt Silp1, TWO umbrellas. bo.h their
| '"'iS ana a paper bag. they going eu-
5lItIl Tree handed thCmsClVcs.-P ma
| Transcript.
TO "A stranger tr.yrJjn. IL , .,r.,,..
land. nothing could be AS
to ina mo guide boards. Fnr many y7.,i.-
lirlheI mas been in this condition There
VIZ MOI over Nv" or three in town and
IiuNe pointed IN th" wrong direction. Ar
ldSt bttHeI mas placed a guide board un
| o1'n L"an corner ami You DO not need I'd
glass I" read them either.
David French VI Bath oy4r .n t..,-
Ola. who has "a fine garden that F. t.,l,..
much pride i'm. has inst ui,k.1 1-3 -
uf beans from FOUR ~ralks trYt .-, ...
Ou me grulIpu ub.r, b... I ''''i "|
Inst v..r m @ ",'H. "'I' grown
-,iIi.l .,t, ,h ,.-p 4HI0t haN" h'..
with ,nd T,,.,1 n i u,Itu III M i..7 4'if har-
ines. f,t5r l,,,.s @ ~. ''' " 'ii'ri' aga
lowed O. grow. AMI NJ NAM ~ II. III.
beans under SIIrn .upiitf,. '". -'-.
telling 1T. "'''"
An .r, .
f,sri1j,rl' t.,,, .',S' r.,n owners hnd- ar-
III, !, ..,t..-T m, n, t'- = '"''Hl'll H't go WGg-
,'li...i NH sex island nm only doc ;his
Irteh HUH -il, yiiI r..I.b i- & .o"a '%ltrL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-08
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
Sunday

Through tickets to California and al
points South ana West may be had Of +
f. Walker. ticket agent, Augusta. the
only office in Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage free Of e1-
GEO. F. EVANS, f. f. BOOTHBY.
V. Pres. & Gen. M4g'r. G. z. & T. A
Portland, June 20, 1900.