CHARLOTTE NEWS, AUGUST 28, 1902
BUSINESS CARDS.
T. W. Dixon,
President.
A. C. Hutchison,
Sec. & Treas.
80UTHERN HARDWARE COMPANY
Cutlery, Sporting Goods, Mechanics'
Tools, House Furnishings, Stoves, Tin
ware and General Hardware. Bell
'phone 253, Charlotte 'phone 224.
Sims Building, 41 W. Trade.
FOR SALE Two cottages W.
Eighth street. Rented until May at
$11.00 per month. Price $1,00. Good
terms.
FOR RENT 705 Pine street, seven
rooms, water and gas, $13.00 per
month. 403 N. McDowell street, six
rooms, $10.00 per month.
J. K. A. ALEXANDER.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
We make a specialty and have
made a great success of Commercial
Photography Views, Buildings. In
teriors, etc. General Portrait Work at
Gallery.
MORSE'S GALLERY,
Corner Church and Fourth streets.
THE QUEEN CITY PRESSING CLUB
Is the original club of the city don't
mistake it for others. Only first-class
work; if charge is more it is because
work Is better. Experienced hands in
every branch. Join club and get
your clothes cleaned, $1 month. Mrs.
J. M. Hester, proprietor, 39 North
Tryon street Bell 'Phone 246.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C. G. McManaway,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office and residence, No. 304 East
Sixth street.
CASE & RAY, OSTEOPATHS.
Chronic diseases and diseases of
women. No faith, no drugs, no knife.
Wilkinson building, rooms 5 and 7,
29 1-2 S. Tryon. Consultation free.
Hours 9 to 12 and 3 to 6, and by ap
pointment. Bell 'Phone 328.
YOUR TEETH
Are either the pride or the bane
of your life. A competent Den
tist like
DR. J. H. NEWELL
Can make you proud of thm.
Your health is better when your
teeth are good. He has made
prices of the saving kind on all
work. For the best set of upper
or lower teeth made, only
$7.50; cement filling 50c; Amal
gam filling 50c; extracting
teeth 25c. Office over Belt
T Bro.
DB. C R. ZICKLER,
Dentist.
NO. 217 1-2 8. TRYON STREET.
BELL 'PHONE 50.
Gas administered for the painless
extraction of teeth.
C. L. ALEXANDER
DENTIST,
8 South Tryon Street, Bell Phone 2414
Queen City
t O. A. Robbins (& Co f
Mill Engineers and Architects, $
CHARLOTTE, N. C. 6
201 ... South Tryon Street.
Hook 61 Sawyer
ARCHITECTS
Charlotte. N. C.
j Wheeler & lounge
Architects,
Charlotte, N. C.
SECOND FLOOR 4 G'S BUILDING.
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I J. M. McMichael
Architect,
H Charlotte, N. C. 4CsB'id'g
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WceK-End Rates.
Southern Railway will sell week
ond a-ckets from Charlotte at rates
named below:
Hot Springs, N. C $4.40
Tryon $3.50
Asheville, N. C $3.65
Black Mountain $3.G0
Round Knob $3.35
Marion $2.95
Morganton $2.45
Connelly Springs $2.15
Hickory $1.95
Hendersonville $3.10
Blacksburg $1.00
Shelby $1.25
Rutherfordton $1.50
Lincolnton $1.00
Lenoir .$2.65
Cliffs $2.00
Jackson Springs $3.50
Blowing Rock .. $5.65
Norfolk $7.90
Morehead City $6.50
These tickets sold on Saturday and
forenoon train Sundays good to return
following Monday, except tickets to
Blowing Rock can be purchased Fri
day and Saturday, good to return fol
lowing Tuesday. Tickets to Morehead
City sold Saturdays good to return
following Tuesdays. For further In
formation call oa T. J. Witberspoon,
C Xi A.
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OLD CASE SETTLED.
Maj. J. E. Alexander, who Avent to
Washington last week, settled a whis
key tax case that had been pending for
over thirteen years. Maj. Alexander
thinks it was the oldest case in the dis
trict. The amount 'involved was about
$4,000.
On May 20, 1SS9, suit was instituted
in the Federal court at Greensboro
against Mr. J. M. Adkins, of Mt. Airy,
who. at that time, was engaged in the
distillery business. It was claimed that
he was due the National Government
tax to the amount stated above. The
defendant denied the claim and his
counsel fought the case through - two
terms of the court. He won in the first,
but lost in the second. An appeal was
then taken to the department at Wash
ington. Every official below the Secre
tary of State decided adversely to Mr.
Adkins.
Maj. Alexander is naturally elated
over his victory, as judgment had been
secured against his client, who is quite
wealthy. The case was dismissed with
out the payment of a dollar. Yinston
Sentinel.
CARRIE AT THE FAIR.
There's no doubt but that the State
Fair will be the hugest kind of a suc
cess now, for an announcement of "ex
traordinary and dazzling exuberance"
as the circus bills would remark has
been made.
Come closer, and listen. It is that
Carrie yes indeed Carrie Nation is
goin to visit Raleigh during the State
Fair. Secretary Pogue has had a letter
from her asking permission to speak
in front of the grand stand on temper
ance and such like topics.
Did the able secretary tell her to
come? What a question! He did not
wire, as feared she might think we
were two anxious to have her with us,
but those who know said he took on an
automobile move from his office to get
a letter in the return mail.
Whether or not Mrs. Nation will
brind her hatchet with her is not
known. When Secretary Pogue is asked
this question he smiles one of those
mysterious and gloomy kind of smiles
that mixes you up as if you were dodg
ing a triple X high ball with all kinds
of curious frescoes to it, but
Carrie is coming to the State Fair!
The band will now perform. Raleigh
News and Observer.
Augusta Evans Still Writing.
(From the New York World.)
After a silence of 15 years, due to
shattered health and the sorrows of
widowhood, Augusta Evans Wilson
has spoken to the world through fresh
pages of fiction. In a way, her new
book, "A Speckled Bird," is the mark
of her golden jubilee in authorship, for
50 years have elapsed since the output
ting of her first story, "Inez A Tale of
the Alamo." Mrs. Wilson is a South
ern woman, and, while not at all of the
"new" order, is thoroughly and keenly
upto the spirit of the times. The fact
that her books, particularly "St. El
mo," are still read and discussed,
though a generation has succeeded that
for which they were written, is but a
reflection of her own vitality. Publish
ers learned to appreaciate her work
very quickly. For "Vashti," which ap
peared after "St. Elmo," a check for
$15,000 was given while the story was
still in manuscript. Mrs.. Wilson has
a stately home in Mobile, which is in
variably pointed out to visitors to the
city. The scriptural age limit is still
ahead of her, and it is by no means to
be assumed that "A Speckled Bird"
published today by Dillingham will be
the last cf her pen offerings.
A MOST GRATIFYING REVELA
TION. The talking machines used flat rec
ords which were sold, in past years,
in competition with the graphophones
using cylindrical records, were fa
mous for their scratch and num
erous other disagreeable features.
But the advantage of flat in
destructible records, if they
be made acceptable in qual
ity, were long since recognized
and in the hands of the Columbia
Phonograph Company, pioneers and
leaders in the talking machine art,
this type has been perfected and the
records so greatly improved that they
are now a most gratifying revelation.
The supply of these goods has been
unequal to the demand but plans are
now perfected to produce them in un
limited quantities and orders will be
promptly filled.
The Disc Graphophone is hade in
three types, selling at $15, $20 and
$30. Seven-inch records 50c each, $5
per dozen; 10-inch records, $1 each,
$10 per dozp. The Graphophone and
Columbia records were awarded the
Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition
of 1900.
The Columbia Phonograph Com
pany, 110 East Baltimore street, Bal
timore, headquarters for grapho
phones and talking machine suDDlies
of every kind, will send you catalogue
on application. - 28-2t
Appendicitis never comes from seeds
of kindness.
SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK.
But her beauty was completely hid
den by sores, blotches and pimples till
she used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Then
they vanished as will all Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles
and Felons from its use. Infallible for
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds and Pies.
Cure guaranteed. 25c. at Burwell "'&
Dunn Co.
The dead beat is generally very much
alive.
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
UK. HATHAWAY
I . I
z mman .Building, 22 1-2 South
Egg Surprises.
We had the oddest dish imaginable
served to us at a girl's luncheon the
other day. It was boiled eggs served
in quaint china egg cups. As we had
gotten down to coffee and bonbons
when the eggs made their appearance,
they created quite a sensation. The
first thought was of ices in a novel
form; but inspection showed that the
shells were of the bona fide barnyard
variety. However, the shell when
broken with our spoons revealed tis
sue paper instead of albumen. The pa
per in every case inclosed a delightful
little silver souvenir of the occasion.
On pulling out our treasures, we found
that the eggs were hollow shells. The
gifts had been inserted through a
large opening hidden by the egg cup.
Mary Dawson in Good Housekeep
ing. Bears the Kind You Have Always Bousfii
Signature
of
Sick, Nervoes,
Neuralgic.
No matter what may be
the name or the cause, if
you are subject to headache
in any form, you are natu
rally more interested in
knowing how to prevent and
cure it. The next time your
head aches get a box of
DR. MILES'
ills
They do cure headache
and pain in all forms.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25c.
"For nervous and sick headache we
consider Dr. Miles' Pain Pills the best
remedy that we have ever tried. Mrs.
Harman has found the most severe
attacks yield immediately to their cura
tive influence." Rev. T. H. Harman,
Fennimore, Wis.
Dr. M!!s Medical Co., .1khart, ind.
RALEIGH
MARBLE
W O R. K S
Cooper'Bros., Proprietors
Raleigh, N. C.
MONUMENTS
t. Tablets Curbing
Vases Iron Fence
We Pay the Freight
Write lov our New Cata
loeue. . ' .
a non-poisonous, vegetable CURE for
ulceration and inflammation of the
mucous membrane of the uretha, all
private urinary diseases and weak
ness of men and women. ZY-MO is
GUARANTEED TO CURE OR money
refunded. Cures in forty-eight hours
without pain. Especially advised for
old, obstinate cases. Druggists, or
sent prepaid, $1. Address Dr. Ray &
Cp., Tremont St., Boston, Mass. Free
medical advice given. Write for book,
sent sealed FREE, ZY-MO sold in
Charlotte, by WOODALL & SHEP
PARD.
Kellam Cancer Hospital.
TWELFTH AND BANK STS.,
RICHMOND, VA.
We cure Cancers, Turr-f and
Chronic Sores Without ;he
use of the Knife.
ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE.
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uume anu see what we have
m done, and are doing. If then you
E are not satisfipH that i
m we claim we will pay all of your U
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iiecognizea as tne leaa-ones wno treat patients personally. You can
ing and most successful consult Dr. Hathaway Personally and you have
specialist. the additional benefit of his trained staff cf
specialists in each department which no other office in the south has.
A responsible guarantee of .cure which means something, and backed
by leading banks, is given when required.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D.f
mmmKaxtttm.inr km mm to
Are always serious and demand the skill of
an expert. Pains in the back or
loins, irregularities in the . urin, such
as scantiness, smarting. burning incon
tinence, etc., are danger signals which
should be promptly heeded. My treatment of
these diseases has been uniformly successful,
and I have cured some of the worst cases on
record. Each case gets carefu!, individual
treatment.
MAKE NO MISTAKE by being misled by ad
vertised quick cures, free prescriptions, free
sample and other forms of cheap advertising
bv SDecialistc! whn nlfiirn thtt tho-v nro th.t o.rilv
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Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga. A
Seaboard Air Line Ry
"Week-End" and Sin
dacy Excursion Tickets
on sale Saturday and for forenoon
trains Sunday, good to return follow
ing Monday, from Charlotte to the
following named points, at rates as
shown below:
Portsmouth, Va., $7.90; Jackson
Springs, N. C, $3.50; Monroe, N. C,
75c.; Wilmington, N. C, $4.00; Mt.
Holly, 50c; Stanly Creek, 75c; Iron,
N. C, $1.00; Lincolnton, $1.00;
Cherryville, $1.25; Waco, $1.25; Shel
by, N. C, $1.25; Rutherfordton,
$1.50; Marion, N. C, $2.95; Hickory,
$1.95; Cliffs, N. C, $2.00; Lenoir, N.
C, $2.65; Blowing Rock, N. C, $5.65;
Cross Hill, S. C, $2.30; Morehead
City, $6.50. Exceptions Tickets to
Blowing Rock, w:"ll be sold on Friday
and Saturday, g Jd to return the fol
lowing Tuesday. Tickets to be sold to
Morehead City, on Saturdays, good to
return the following Tuesdays. For
further information, call on or ad
dress A V. HARRILL, P. & T. A.
23. South Tryon St., Charlotte N C.
6-11-Wed, Thurs. & Fri.
It makes cooKing
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T5he Brooklyn
Aitomactic and
Wickless Blue
Flame Oil
Stove Burns ker
osene oil.
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I J. N. McCausland I
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$ STOVE DEALERS AND ROOF- 4
$ ING CONTRACTORS.
f 221 S. Tryon St. f
Mechanics
erpetiai
Building
(EL Loan
40th Series
You can subscribe for stcck
in this well known association
any time during the month of
August and file applications
for loans. .First payment to
be made of the stock the first
Saturday in September.
S. WITTKOWSKY,
, President.
R. E. COCHRANE,
Sec. and Treas.'
o Yoi Know
that we make a specialty of Spec
tacle and Eye Glass work? No charge
for an examination. Our Refracting
Optician has had years of experience
in adjusting both lenses and frames.
If your eyes trouble you come and
see us.
- JorAsthma use CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT.
TTTi
ADDRESS ROYAL DRUG CO
Any retail druggist can supply yo
LETS, as all wholesale druggists c
When once tried, will always be u
ROYAL HEADACHE TABLETS
all Headaches, Neuralgia, Overwor
Excesses, Train and Seasickness, G
When buying ROYAL HEADACH
ROYAL is on every tablet as our
Price TEN CENTS a Bottle.
FOR SALE BY ALL CHARL
THE PEER OF THEJ3EST.
r
FOUR STYLES.
MEDIANAS ,5c.
PERFECTOS.. 5c.
LONDRES GRANDE. . .. ' 5C.'
TRABOUCOS 3 for 25c.
The above cigars are made of su
perior quality Tobaccos and have
been on the market for thirty years.
Today they are unexcelled.
Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer
for them. Adress
C. H. Brenaman & Co.
Makers. 422 W. Lexington St..
BALTIMORE. MD.
Sold by R. M. BRANNON, Druggist,
Charlotte, N. C.
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YOU RENT
1 Ix-room house on South Brevartf
street.
1 7-room house South A. street,
with all modern imDiovements.
1 4-room house North Bavidsoo
street.
1 4-room house on East Palmer
street.
1 4-room house oa West Thirteenth
street.
1 5-room house on West Hill street.
C. McNELIS.
Insurance
Headquarters
Insurance
Headquarters
Insurance
Headquarters
C N. G. Butt Co.
Insurance Headquarters.
Is the Oldest nnrl nnl K.: ' " ' .
L A",- w.iij uu3iut:asv.-OUe?e in va. own.
ing its bmldm?-a grand new one. No vacations
toadies & gentlemen. Bookkeeoins- ShoSlf'
rive '5iUSSess co!,e9e southf the Potomac
' er,r m hllfl-$tcZL0XPher. Address,
' M- ithdeal. President, Richmond, Va.
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A valuable and bcautifi.i
Swiss Parlor Clock. apictu"'
of which is shown in thi- art
vertisement. will be given t
every one who sends us a, Cor
rect solution to "the following
pxizzle with sv l&bel fr0m ,
bottle of 51
ROYAL
HEADACHE
TABLETS
M PANY, BALTIMORE, MD.
u with ROYAL HEADACHE TW
arry them in stock.
sed.
are the only sure and harmless curefur
ked Brain, Sleeplessness, Alcoholi.
olds and La Grippe.
E TABLETS, see that the word
TRADE-MARK. Dose, two tablets.
OTTE DRUGGISTS.
SEE OUR IDEAS, GET OUR PRICES
AND COMPARE.
WE CAN SAVE YOU
MONEY
On Lithographing, Printing, Em
bossing and Blank Books, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Note Heads, En
velopes, Business Cards, Checks,
Drafts, Bonds, Diplomas, Show Cards,
Labels, Certificates of Stock, Adver
tising Novelties, Muslin and Oil Clotli
Signs, Views of Buildings, Factories,
etc.
T5he EqiitLble
Lithogr atphi ng
and Engraving
Company
S. W. Cor. Howard and Baltimore Sts.
BALTIMORE, MD.
1 SEASONABLE
GOOD
AND
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SPECIALTIES
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, Fly
Traps, Fly Fans, Peerless Ice
Cream Freezers, Water Coolers,
Apple Parers, Apple Parers,
Corers and Slicers Combined,
Peach Parers, Fruit Jar Rub
bers, Garden Hose in 25 and 50
icci. icngins. Lawn iviuweie, a
Rakes and Hoes.
Some of the above articles are
almost absolute necessity to
make tlie summer months bear
able. Our
Peerless
is witnout an equal for quick
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anytning anyooay warns w a
a. H. Weddington
(EL Company
29 East Trade Street.
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