CHARLOTTE NEWS, AUGUST 29, 1902,
BUSINESS CARDS.
T. W. Dixon,
President.
A. C. Hutchison,
Sec. & Treas.
SOUTHERN 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
Sixth street.
East
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 bant
of your life. A competent Den
tist like
DR. J. H. NEWELL
Can make you Droud of thm.
-f Your health is better when sonr
.f teeth are good. He has made
T prices of the saving kind on all
I 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
Bro'.
DC. C. R. ZICKLER,
Dentist.
NO. f17 1-2 8. TRYON STREET.
BELL 'PHONE
Gat administered for the palnles
extraction of teeth.
C. L. ALEXANDER
DENTIST,
S South Tryon Street, Bell Phose 24Ii
Queen City Iff.
t O. A. Robbins (EL Co
4 Mill Engineers and Architects,
CHARLOTTE, N. C. 4
201 South Tryon Street.
Hook & Sawyer
ARCHITECTS
Charlotte. N. C.
Wheeler & Hunge
Architects,
Charlotte, N. C.
SECOND FLOOR 4 C'S BUILDING.
VA
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J. M. McMichael
Architect, v.
Charlotte, N. C. wiB'ia'g
WceK-End Rates.
Southern Railway will sell week
end wckets from Charlotte at rates
named below:
Hot Springs, N. C $4.40
iTryon .. .. $2,50
Asheville, N. C $3.65
Black Mountain $3x0
Round Knob ! $s!s5
Marion $2.95
Morgauton $2.45
Connelly Springs $2.15
Hickory $1;95
Hendersonville $3.10
Blacksburg $1.00
Shelby .. $1.25
Rutherford ton ..$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 cairon T. J. Witherspoon,
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The starting ud of new ta.nnprirv-:
in this sectioh, mention of which was
made a few days ago in the Citizen,
will mean much to the lumber indus
try here, said a well known lumber
man this morning to a Citizen repor
ter. It will create a greater timber
demand and will mean a rise in stock.
"The lumber industry in Western
North Carolina," he continued, "was
never better. All kinds of grades are
in demand, especially the hard
woods." It is said there are more lumbermen
in this section now than perhaps ever
before, a large number of whom came
here for their health and wanting the
open air, engaged in the lumber busi
ness. This industry seems to be under
going a change in some respects. In
stead of large saw mills which for
merly were erected in the timber dis
tricts, small ones are now being sub
stituted. The timber districts, as a
rule, lie in coves, and it is cheaper to
locate the saw mills as near the head
of these coves as possible. Most all
the lumber now being cut in this sec
tion is by small moveable mills. Logs
are not being so extensively handled
now as formerly, as the lumbermen
have found that it is much cheaper to
transport the timber after it is cut.
Some new demands are also being
created. Hemlock is getting nearer
the market and it is believed that it
is only a question of a short time be
fore this wood will practically drive
out yellow pine. Hemlock grows
very abundantly in this section. It is
used principally for framing pur
poses. Lumbermen say that the real enemy
of the forest is the farmer whose axe
takes everything as it goes. The
lumberman picks his trees, they say.
and his work is not one of devasta
tion. According to the lumbermen,
the only damage they do is to "spoil
things" for the next lumberman that
comes along. Asheville Citizen.
NO ONE CENT LETTER POSTAGE.
The bill providing for the adoption
of one cent postage, instead of two.
on all first-class mail matter will not
become a law, becausethe loss of
revenue to the government would be
too great. It is good policy to guard
against losses of any kind, but espe
cially against the loss of your health.
For this purpose Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters should be taken, because
it wlli strengthen the stomach per
fect the digestion and keep the bow
els open, thus protecting you from
all sickness. If, however, you have
lost your health and suffer from head
ache, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa
tion or billiousness, you need the Bit
ters at once, because it is a specific
remedy for these ailments, and will
cure you. Try a bottle and see for
yourself.
TO BUILD A NEW CHURCH.
The Methodists of Lexington are
tearing away the ruins of their house
of worship which was destroyed by
fire on the night of August 7th, pre
paratory to the erection of a hand
some new church building, which will
be ready for occupancy in less than a
year's time.
The plans for a new building have
not yet been selected but it is an as
sured fact that a new church will be
built and the stewards and members
will do all in their power toward the
rapid completion of the building as
soon as such plans are decided upon.
In the meantime, the congregation
will hold regular services on every
Sunday morning and evening in Hed
rick & Sink's new hall, on Main
street. Prayer meeting on Thursday
night and the public generally is in
vited. Lexington Dispatch.
NEW LINE IS READY.
Two of the four elegant 43 foot su
burban trolley coaches to be run on
the line between Wilmington and
Wrightsville Beach, arrived by the
Atlantic Coast Line last night on the
through freight. They came through
on flat cars and will be unloaded to
day. The machinery of the new cars
will be adjusted to-day and they will
probably make a trial trip to the
beach to-morrow.
Two more of the new cars are ex
pected on the through freight to-night.
On Saturday or Sunday the new cars
will begin a regular schedule tothe
beach. Wilmington Messenger.
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 Piles.
Cure guaranteed. 25c. at Burwell &
Dunn Co.
An Error Again Corrected.
The Indianapolis Sentinel reprints
and credits to a Richmond paper the
poem entitled "My Wife and Child,"
with the explanatory statement that
the verses were written by Stonewall
Jackson while he was serving in the
war with Mexico. As a matter of fact
tie poem quoted was not written by
Stonewall Jackson, but by Henry Root
es Jackson, of Georgia, a well-known
Southern poet. The poem is printed in
many of the school readers, together
with a brief biography of the author.
It is said that poets are born, not made
but our enterprising contemporaries
are endeavoring to make Gen. Thomas
J. Jackson a poet long after his death.
The miracle of posthumous poetic pro
duction will hardly be accomplished,
however. Richmond News.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
M
RONDEAU RATIO.
Alas! for me. I'm fancy free.
I say "alas," because, you se,
The. while some chaps their freedom
prize,
I know a pair of hazel eyes
That always seem to smile at me.
I canot make a fervent plea,
Nor wco upon a bended knee,
She laughs at me until she cries.
Alas, for me!
Another chap there is, and he
Has fortune and a pedigree,
And armed with these he vainly tries
To win her love; but she replies:
"I'll wait awhile." Now, can she be
A lass for me?
S. Scott Stinson in the Era Magazine.
Two Sorts.
"Yes. I decided to get married be
cause I haven't. enough money to live
comfortable now."
"I suppose you heard your friend
Forehen-Himt was married, too."
"Yes. but he's hardly in the same
boat with me."
"Not quite. He get married because
he. didn't have enough money to live
comfortably." Philadelphia Press.
A LETTER OF TESTIMONY
FROM
MR. R. B. HICKOCK,
Of Richmond, Virginia.
May 16, 1902.
To Mr. L. J. Hayden, No. 404 West
Broad street, Richmond, Va.:
Dear Sir: I have waited until a
sufficient time has elapsed to see if
your medicine had worked a perma
nent cure before sending you my testi
monial. If you will recollect, I applied
to you last March for a bottle of medi
cine, stating at the time that the doc
tors that I had tried had done me no
good. I had the Yellow Jaundice very
badly and seemed getting worse un
der the doctor's care, and what I
wanted was to get cured. Before I
had taken half of one bottle of your
medicine I feit better, and when I
had taken all of the bottle of medi
cine I was a long ways on the road
to recovery, since which time I have
taken the second bottle, and my
health has been completely restored.
I can safely recommend your medi
cine to any one afflicted with Yellow
Jaundice, as it cured me, and that is
what the sick people want a medi
cine that cures.
Wishing you much success,
I am respectfully,
R. B. HICKOCK,
Richmond. Va.
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Women Who Suffer
With weakness, nervousness and Is of appeos
tite try the "HERBS OF LIFE" and you avII
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you va ue health, and would like to know what
happiness, strength and vior are. use HERBS
OF LIFE and OIL OF JOY.
e will ship to any address upon receipt
of 25 cents these two valuable remedies FOR 30
DAYS ONLY. For s by all druggists, 50c.
RED SYNS INDIAN MEDICINE CO.
1036 Penn. Ave., Baltimore, Md.
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WE DO ONLY FIRST CLASS WORK
iAND DELIVER-WHEW PROMISED.
DRSiCteENSACK
658 North Eighth St., Phila., Pa.
n1vinapiSHn11lave,been Practicing success
fully in Philadelphia for 65 years.
A EE YOTJ A VICTIM?
de?'K?dnPvf Nervous Debility, Ulcers. Blad
clle hnS w Dlseases. Varicocele. Hydro
cele, Kupture, Piles, permanently cured bv im.
bSiSsrtSWltllt' paiQ or detention rem
ramble' f J2 ?i,noteep a drus store nor copy
me tfe tvtntJ0Ct0Js' Prescriptions, but
XerTeS Pcticf Shears
omce experience, Go where you will h trpqt-
lefs wifh - betteVuIftsnt aD, d COSt?
Charge. SEND FORBuOK n ot
Hours. 8 to 2. 6 to 9. Sunday. 9 to 13.
BLOOD POISO
Is the worst disease on earth vet thP 5,-pBt
cure WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO
Many have pimples. snot on tI . 1 luuy'
the month ulceVs.'falK hSone&IST c
tarrh, don t know it is BLOOD Wkov L j
to. DR. BOWN. 935 Arch St : liSrtS? Dd
for BROWN'S BLOOD CURE? Jsoff SiSfe
lasts one month per Dottle,
BKOWiYb CAPSULES '.cures mejn
For sale by R. M. Brarmon, Drufstf 'ciSrtotte
8
I jyj WomCIl.
who are in
need of the
best medical
treatment
should. not
fail to con
sult Dr. Hath
away at once,
as he is re
cognized as
the leading
and most suc
ur. Hathaway.
cessful spe
cialist. You are safe in placing your
case in his hands, as he is the long
est established and has the best repu
tation. He cures where others fail;
there is no patchwork or experiment
ing in his treatment. Personal atten
tion by Dr. Hathaway, also special
counsel from his associate physicians
when necessary, which no other office
has. If you cannot call, write for free
booklets and question blanks. t Men
tion your trouble. Everything strictly
confidential. J. Newton Hathaway, M.
D., suite 29 Inman building, 22 1-2 S.
Broad street. Atlanta, -Ga.
Seaboard Air Line Ry
Week-End" and Sm
dsxy 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;
Cherry ville, $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'U be sold on Friday
and Saturday, gt od 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.
C-ll-Wed, Thurs. & Fri.
& A
K makes cooKing
easy
fc
'(She Brooklyn.
Aitomcxtic and
Wickless Blue
Flame Oil
Stove Burns ker
osene oil.
Absolutely Safe
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I J. N. McCavsland
& Company
& STOVE DEALERS AND ROOF- $
iNG CONTRACTORS.
221 S. Tryon St.
ecHanics
erpetial
uilding
Association
40th Series
You can subscribe for stock
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.
Do 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.
For Asthma use CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT.
ADDRESS ROYAL DRUG COMPANY. BALTIMORE Mn
T AJ?J retail druggist can supply you ROY TV
Excesses, Train. and Seasickness, ctus and I a Grimo 5' 'CUlH'
Wben buying ROYAL ; HEADACH VbIets""' that .o wor4
PNcYTEN CENTSya fe.aS ADE-MAMC , two ta,,
FOR SALE BY ALL CHARLOTTE DRUGGISTS.
THE PEER OF THE BEST.
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. 122 w. Lexington St..
BALTIMORE, MD.
Sold by R. M. BRANNON, Druggist,
Charlotte, N. C.
O McNELI S
YOU RENT
1 ix-rcom house on South BrevErd
street.
1 7-room house South A. Ktrrpt.
with ail modern improvements.
1 4-room house North Davidson
reet.
street.
1 4-rooin house on
East Palmei
street.
1 4-room house on West Thirteenth
street.
1 5-room house on Yest Hill street
C McNELIS.
Insurance
Headquarters
Insurance
Headquarters
Insurance
Headquarters
Cv N. G. Butt (EL Co.
Insurance Headquarters.
. GONORRHOEA AND GLEET
NAKirs S.NITAltY MIXTURE. Prs
str-otare. Pr ce 5;c each For :,1a 1 t
5:.- Werner T.ade and -ot:
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A valuable and faeautsfm
Swiss Parlor Clock, a pic",
of which is shown in thi
vertisement. will be give-,
every one who sends us a, cor
rect solution to the folio..-:,,"
puzzle with ac label from 1
bottle of
OYAL
. HEADACHE
1 Ai$L,ET.
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AND COMPARE.
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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 Cloth
Signs, Views of Buildings, Factories,
etc.
H6e ICq!iicJil6
nd Engraving
Company
S. W. Cor. Howard and Baltimore Sts.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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almost absolute necessity to
make the summer months bear-
able. Our
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is witnout an equal for quich. ,;j
h freezing. Will be glad to fcfcw
anything anybody wants to st-e.
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(EL Company
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