SANTA GLAUS I
LETTRES 1
t . ;.i Cl;ii' ; I 1 ii good
' ' ' j.;rl -.ni l J want you
''"" ,. ,'.;.,!! :'U I a carrlaR. ')"
!, , -,.., oiiiiifivs, bananas,
. ',, . '.;;( r good things.
'.' ; o.v. fi little gill,
:i ; h, .?SIE RICHARDS,
SO KIND.
Clause: Would you
( i
., ; U Srli:l Hit a lilUU
,' .,' ; :i lrum and some
'.',,,!;, s and fruits.
' V.;rs truly.
LESTER SMITH,
0 lt i'a'.:::er
Tit AT WILL DO.
n r- i-rt;1 Clstwe: I am a boy and
, ion! a "o'v.t mat and a pair of gloves
'..Mint will iio nie-
a ' v , vit vour friend.
CHARLIE UNDER,
NV- ;. Nrrth IVdar ?t.
A WORKMAN,
nr OM .-ant a: I will write you a
.-le'lKii-'' t io!l you what I want
w'V,s.i-i 1 want a wheelbarrow
ill." "
av'l fl'uit:
tour years old.
v,)'i- little friends.
HORACE DOOLEY,
111 South Tryun St.
ONLY A MUFF.
Pt-r S-iua Claus: I dont want much
tv ri.rimas. bat please send me a
-J' Vo k:op my hands warm these
lV,-'VvtTs cl-1 and go to school.
' " MAGGIE ANN SADLER,
:: ; !" A
A NEW FRIEND.
Par ?".nt.t Claus: I dident write to
voi liiii-unas. will try to write
l' i ';;::" t" 1 1-1 1 you what 1 want. I
v"-';. v,, ', t . I.:-in 2 me a doll with 1
vsk7 v.i: a carriage and a tea set,
j i !(,,; .an iy an 1 oranges aad any
' ' i t, vc, t have got. I am 5 years
r'i "i i tii my grandjr.ama and
;,;.;;.a. My n.ama and papa la dead.
f"'i!:'" 't.ltXIli V.VAAj hkcsleu,
Ave No. 12,
A H!G DHFM.
" . . ria w. I am a boy fi
v,.-u 1. i'I br'.n me a wagon
' a ir .;t!i .'.'-.'1 a dnim.
JOHN H, WALLACH,
. M'.nt ir.
WANT.-: A TKA SLT.
Pear .-'.t:; !a Clan: I will write you
t tr to.'ay to 1' t you know what
1 want f'ir t'iiiitma. I want you to
Y.-x J.': a ''oil, fa sf-t and story book,
i',u id by l-'onda,
JULIA BLACK.
;i; i " Tyt i St.. 11 yearn.
PAPA i !AB. MAMA WORKS,
Iir-nr Hfiiit, Cimii: Ab so many little
(,:iif;i ,!! viitp,' k-tters to you t
Cough r 1 tii't iid you one &Uo. I
smal,rsl" tin ' yi-nn old and have a
TO iiiidi' r :i , -ars old. Our papa i
iA ais'l our k imrr.a works for U3
ry day. ','f. w. 1 he bo thankful for
ttvthinjr you ho f- to give us.
This from
It, CINE ALLRED.
south H.'.rrill Ht. No. 5. Belmont
Park.
GROVETON' AVENUE.
teir Santi flrma: I 'pver wrote you
!.'. iff'T la.-t vear .so v ii are still liv-
i:?I v.-ill write you a rdiort letter. I
s-ra a li'tlo l.oy eight yetrs old if yon
! sf nd u," u little wagou, horn
H' 'ir-irr.. oranges, bana tas, candy,
at.tH and oblige
V ERNIE McROlB.
No. 1; firovpion Ave.
A SPORTSMAN.
I:ir Hrtr.'.a Cluis: 1 want you to
I'.iii? ti!; a gun and some shells and
a l)yy:i.-. CiiHi l Ato North Carolina,
r-'-'v Htute-Hvilie ruid.
EDGAR VAUGHN,
i'I.lClt HKATLS" AND ICE.
aillrl 1 imirt; i V. mil, juu i"
''ra' me a bicyeb; and a pair of roller
cue horn and some nuts and
f'!liV.' find riirrtrw.u onI I ti-oriT mv
Wpr. fj c(,rne home and spend Xrnas
'th me. tjoorl ,v vour little friend
FALLS THOMASON,
''M Keru-t Liberty street.
Gf)IX(TTTvAY.
Santa: 1 l.:ivo trw.rt in t.o n
K'l boy tin;, y,.i)r a(J j nopt, you
" i i'.rset to eoiiie to see me Xrnas.
1 'aiJt a yiltl. I!tt!-. tr.!.r.l,.u L.'.m i.n.
'"")k ;i;;('- nuts, apples, oranges,
,,. ''"'"'h, rai;;ins, candy, fireworks
"I!lt Kails, banannas,, twisted
A,'i'. v.hi:;if ii. i i t.i.n..
r,.i " ' urn uuu ui iui;
, , . , THOMAS HENDERSON,
if,,..;, " -'r, j. i). snaws, jr.,
thr i ' l,"';iH :H on me
Wn'i:,lif yo" a li;,l'l'y Xmas, I havo
H' liooi, my teacher says.
, a iiopn TiZvr TOOTS.
to brinu i',' ,1 J!l"s: 1 want yo,t
horsi.. - , I . I : ,Tflln an' a "ttlo
toot .' , !l '"u'! '"m that goes toot
I ii !,,?, ?,f "'"! things to eat.
. I am ft,. lj""IH" Mil1- Street No
' 'H-y, old and my name
LEMMIK HELTON.
h Ui- MkS AN Y0UR HAND
f,;'H v ! .yo"r baf'k directly af-
J.'1'h.-i ... pr',Ktiat,; vo llnti1
vour v .i, : UAV, Falnk 1 er
Afe'?11 the throb.
tth.vhe ' h ha;i bee r.a bad un
"to vo ,"J'crrv lvis' Painkiller
- "! nosh. Then the throb
' " rj han bee nas bad aa
, m,v (-00,1 u 7. -' am Killer is
flU(,5iJUa r"" of rheumatism. 25
ARE YOU" AGEING? "
Dr. Holmes used to say lie
was "seventy years young'
Some men are old at half
that figure.
Age h not in years. It ig
in the blood. Scott's Emul
sion helps to keep you young
by keeping your blood young;
by supplying it with an
abundance of rich, pure, vital
nourishment; carrying con
stant life and renewal to
every fibre of your body. It
will help you to rob advancing
years of half their sting.
We'll send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT & EOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
A NICE TOO?,- BOX.,
Dear Snrtfi dens: I'm a little bov
five years old and T would ho so glad
if you would bring mo a nice tool box
and some ni;e candies, and fruits.
I reamin vours,
BERTRAM HOLMES,
No. 21 Louise Mill.
A PLEASURE.
Derr Santa Olotn: I will take the
rln?uv in vriMng to yen this mn'r
in?. I run a little boy three vears old
and I want to tell you what I would
: !ik to have, a recking horse and a
j prettr little wagon and would like
ito have a new dress and a coat, and
my nome is m number 10, Groveton
avenue.
HAWLEY KLOUSE.
I LIVE AT NO. 10.
Dear Old Santa Claus: I am a little
girl seven years old and I wish to toil
you what I need want a little hood
and cont and a baby doll and a little
doll bed. I must close for this time.
So good by. I live at Number 10,
Groveton ave.
GRACx. CLOUSE.
COME TO THE RED FRONT.
Deir Snnta Clrus: I want vou to
brig rrt" n rtibbnr ftol! ifd snp rnf
and candy if yau have them to spare.
Yorus trtilv.
RUTH WASH,
Adl'efj rirp of the. r?d Front
Store, No, i, Belmont Park.
VERY DEFINITE,
H"nr-' want"! n d"ll, b-ll( booh,
born, rmt, ruhUm, enndv. oran.--4
nnd Ptr's!,
HENRY WE A KM (MT1 H'Y.
H. 15. St.
ANYTtHNG ELSE.
Chnrlie wants n drum, horn, ball,
clown, automobll. olophnnt. eneine,
fire reil, pony, Christmas tree, merrv
go roTimd. monkev. down swallowing
a rat, box of tools, football to plav
with next summer, Santa on n mule,
nuts, candy, orarg?s, raisins and ap
ples, wild cat bonk,
- - CHARLEY OATHEY.
2Q) S. B. St,
MO HE TOO IF YOU CAN.
Derr Saritf. dsns: I'b-ape bring: me
a train, a billy groat, a book, a pr of
pttntq a pr of rubbers, raHons, tits, a
horse, som candy, oranges and tip
p, a monkey wh?t you nu"f and
make him jump, Mv ago In fi vrs, I
wish you would brlner me all that t
aek for and mnrp too f von can,
GEORGE CAT HEY.
200 S, Brevard St.
ORANGES AND NUTS.
Dear Snnta Claus: Please bring me
two feet ball, doll and a box of banan
as and some orangey and some nuts.
Yours truly,
GEORGIE MARTIN,
703 E. 7th st.
A PIANO.
Dear Old Santa Claus: I want you
to bring me a piano and doll and bed
and carriage to, i believe that is all
I want this time. I am nine years old.
I live onEast Mver street.
Yours truly,
GLADYS McALLEY.
BOTH 'PHONES 100.
There's
When the laundry comes home from
our place compare it with the other
fellow's work and see the difference.
If the washing Is not cleaner, the
finish better, the stains and spots all
out, wc wil never ask another trial
order of you.
You will find us to be best by test.
Model Steam Laundry Co,,
P. M. CAVK, Manager.
Corner Fifth and Church Streets.
DON'T WALK!
Don't wait on the cars, either. Come
here and buy you a Bicycle that will
afford you rapid transit and make you
Independent of ail other means oV loco
motion. Scores of rebuilt and
slightiy used Bikes of
best makes. Some of the
latter sold from $1 up. No
matter what you want wo
have a bargain for you.
RELAY M'F'G CO..
231 SOUTH TF1YON STREET.
Qukkti.1 Bicycle RbpaltlBG ia city.
tiie
Rub
For Them
CHARLOTTE
"WhiHn, Kit s on and Wo on sock at"' (
I COTTON MM,L MACHINERY 1
Pirn 2nd
SpsclflsaJlo
lit
for
Coif on Mills
ST U A HT VV .
'I Km jjlncor and
0 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
j,, i i f h AshwortH.
MANUFACTURER Or
Tempsrerf Steel anil Plough Sreund Card ' Clothing
Manchester, Eg!ar.c.'. ,
HENRY ASHWORTH, Agent, Fali River, Mass.
Top:, t-r-i ! thed. Lirkt :-ins rewound. Spiral Brushes refilled. Burn
isher an; Stripper Fillet. Dronor. fieh? K:r.c-ry Fillet and Grinders.
Regular mz-: clothing t.hipned same dav a.: ordeied.
W. H, BIGELGW, Agent
12 V,'e;t Fourth St., Charlotte, N. C. Long Distance 'I'hone.
':' 'v-f'v'' '
rMrite
STnrT,
CR01 AND
ricTur c
4!
CHILDREN'S
HATS AND
BABY
C A
HAIR GOODS.
o
li
Miss Minnie Sliuart
24 WEST TRADE STREET.
DreHsriaking I'ailor,?, 1 North
Tryon kett, over J'lrst National
flank.
CUFFHENUS.
I gueHH I liked Suffrenus just
Bfcanro he used to tome
And crook his elbow up, and ask
If he could cce mo home.
We didn't go to the imras church
I'm Baptist through and through;
Su ff ren 1 1 s Pros by t ei ian .
The bluest of the blue.
It didn't matter if I wu.?
As plain as plain could be,
Suffrenti!) always seemed to have
A notion afU-r me.
My! plenty girls about the town
Would give a, lot to talk
And chapter with Suffronus when
He went to take a walk,
Suffronu:! couldn't sing a bit
A note to him was blind;
He dldn i. drep.s so very loud,
But, o!i! ho was ao kind.
He had a cowlick on his head, ,
And freckles an his uose;
But love don't never bother with
Such things a3 those.
Ills letters used to come to me
With funny words to :;pell;
Suffronus owned a hundred cows
An.l meadow land as well.
Suffrtnus couldn't dance a step
"Too Inshful," f-jo he said:
But danc i n-g never made the man
A proper man to wed.
Suff ren ii". owned a c lever nng
I'll tell it if I must;
His LugKy never ursed to take
The other people's dust,
Also he owned the nicest farm
And so between us both, you see,
I never was afraid.
I never was afraid to nay
"Yet;," when ho asked me to
Suffrenus Presbyterian.
I Baptist through and through.
And 1 have never felt bit
Of fret or worry, see,
Because we didn't both belong.
To churches that agree.
It does not matter whether yen are
Baptist, Presbyterian or whatnot
when you come to Insurance Head
quarters, you get treated light.
C. N. G. BUTT & CO.,
Insurance Headquarters.
HDI IMY
ill i infdy
Mrs, Brier's Real Heir Restorer
lit a clean, safe medicine for a
vllHeaaerl scalp, features of
which are dryness, Itchy erup
tions, dandruff and loss of hair.
. It ia soothing, cleansing, In
vigorating, makes the hair soft,
natural and growthy and 1m
pail:) delight Jul odor to the
hair. It 1 not a dye or rencwer
of eodur. This feature of hah'
torles,' being more or less
haimfttl, is avoided.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
IT. PRICE COc. DOTTLE.
NEWS, DECEMBER 18. 1903
ftjiiifi'S
for
.Ajj.ik Hps
c H. A M E fL
ContrncttM' I
ATLANTA, GA,
SBa
Are a visitor In the city it will pay you
to select your Christmas Gifts before
.'( turning home. We are here to serve
you and shall be pleased to shovs you
o"r imrnrnc-c selection of 'Fine Holi
day Goods. Leather Goods, Opera
Glasses. Watches, Chains, Rings.
Brooches and so many ether useful
articles it is impossible- to mention
here. Cc me and see them for your
self. Sc-nj tis your mail orders.
Jut -of to-vji (irdert; will have prompt
'i ! t.t ii ion
M Gent r
And Annex
C. E. HOOPER &. CO., Proprs.
'fi.ii -oiigh iy modern. Liberally con
duced. Gommodiofia and comfortable
looms. The leading and most cen
trally located Hotel of the city.
UNDER PERSONAL MANAGEMENT
OF
CHAS. E. HOOPER
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
By virtue of a decree of the 'Su
perior Court of Mecklenburg county,
had In that special proceedings en
titled '('. W. Odditis and others, Ex
P;irte," I will sell for a' !i to the
highest bidder at the County Court
h c;'.! 'o door in the city oi Chailotte, at
the Pour of 12 o'clock M., on Satur
day, tl:e TCth day of January, 190-1.
the following described real estate:
. That lot of land being located at
the corner made by the Southwest
intersection of North College and
East Eifth street, and being known
and designated on Butler's map of
Hie City of Charlotte as Lot No. (1, in
Square No. 2, Ward 1 of aid city,
and fronting 3fi feet on Colleges street
and extending back vith that width
12'5 fu-t. Thb property will bo di
vided into four lots- one fronting 30
feet on College street and extending
back with that width (!3 feet, upon
which Is located a two-story Lrlck
ftore building. The other three-lots
will each front 20 feet on Fifth
street and extend back with that
width 3fi feet. The property will be
sold in separate lots and then as a
whole, and will be knocked down to
the highest bidder, .
U. Lots Nos. 1, 5, fi. 7 and 20 of the
W. I. Eddins Home Property, located
in Square 12'J, Ward 1 of the city of
Charlotte, for a particular di"scription
iit which see plat of said property in
tho ofP.ce of the Clerk of the Superior
Court.
This, the 14th day of December,
1803.
C. W. EDDINS,
12-lfi-tds. Commissioner.
Other people advertise Toys-1-butyou
have not seen anything to
compare with the assortment of
Toys, Fancy Goods, Dinner jets,
Toilet Sets, and almost every
thing useful for the housekeeper
and pleasing to the children un
til you inspect the lines at I'm, 20
East Trade street.
Pell 'Phone 2261.
G. 0. FLOURHOY & CO.,
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
R 5
111
a a
aiihofel
Show lyff
BUS
Finest '
LIVE'R
X"
J - "-"-lg:.t..- i
Wo have the largc.M sfaVdew in the
Pouth an-! can i r.r; any kind of a
Tea::; required.
Pi nest Veiili-le Repository in the
South, with a large and vailed li, je of
Buggies, Carriages, l'haotous, Surreys,
Wagons, etc.
Well equipped Harness and Black
smith Shops.
J, W, Wadswoith's Sons
220-22K North Tryon Street.
C M c N ELKS
a --v V RSNT
mmmm
One 7-rootn house on Soutli A street,
with all modern improvements
One 4 roo:;i house on South Cra
h;im vt:-r;. wit?i dty water.
Five-1 oov.i r-ottage. with city water,
on North Brevard street.
One siv-ro.un cott?e on North Bre
vard j,',r-.. L,
One fm.jj'-room hoipe oa South
Chttrci) street.
One four rooi hour.e on Enulh Cald
well fffl.
Oav h'ir.uCnm bov.fu, on Wrt Fifth
fdrect.
6V McNeils
W . L . S i a n d & Co m pan
Will rjive your MONEY back If you
buy a puckf.cjo of "FRANKLIN'S
ELECTRIC CATARRH CURE."
L'rc it and it does riot give SATIS
FACTION.
This is a eure cure for Catarrh and
COLD IN THE HEAD. Put up in cob
lapslble tubec, and Is therefore con
venlcntly carried by Indies or gentle
men. Call on these gentkrcn and buy
a package cf "LiLtCTmc CURE."
You take no risk. Price 25 ceitta per
package.
They also carry the famous and
first guaranteed cure for Headache
and Neuralgia "MAGIC CURE." Ev
ery bottle GUARANTEED TO cure
you. Remember the place,
"V. L. HAND & COMPANY."
DGmasiic and English Cheviots
SERGES, WORSTEDS, GRANITES,
ETC.
From the largest and best Woolen
Houses in America. They aro o the
popular colorings. I guarantee style,
fit and workmanship.
r. 5
PHILLIPS
MEeiCHATN TAILOR.
12 South Tryou Street. First Na
tional Bank Building',
VALUABLE TIMBER WOODED and
FARMING LANDS FOP SALE.
Monday, January the 4th, 1004, at
12 o'clock, at the courthouse door in
j Chailotte, I offer for sale (ut public
auction, u not koju ueiorej, me tract
of land situated in the northern part
of Mecklenburg county, Long Creek
township, and known as the Black
place on McDowell's creek three
miles from f;nitrsvi!le containing
five hundred and forty-six acres,
more or less. The tract has very
fine timber, any quantity of wood
and part of it is well adapted for
pasturing and stock raising and a
small part Is being farmed. The
tract is well watered by half a dozen
springs and creek and has a very fino
meadow. The tract Is well adapted
for a fine stock farm. The fine tim
ber and wood can. be hauled to
Messrs. Holt, Spencer & Johnson's
large factory, at Huntersvllle, only
three milc3, where there is a ready
market, as wood and timber are get
ting scarcer every year aid laud Is
going up and keeping pace with the
high cotton. Thl3 tract has three
dwellings and a barn on it and a
three-horse farm is being cultivated.
I offer another tract of land of ninety
seven and three-quarters acres on
McDowell's creek, adjoining Sheriff
N. W.. Wallace's land. This tract Is
also well wooded and limbered and
some of it Is under cultivation. The
lands are from one to two miles from
the macadamized roads (Boattic's
Ford road), and are near tho churches
of Gilead, Hopewell and Hunters
vllle, also good schools. The lands
are only a few miles from the
Catawba river. Parties wishing any
information concerning tho above
tracts or to see them, write or call on,
E. L. BAXTER DAVIDSON,
Ex, oi A. Brevard Divideon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance
eix months and twelve months.
Dtc. 4tUi, 11)03.
I -.w f"v 3.- . in..
i - .it,' i - i 'i ,
P.OYAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.
We Are Advertised By Our Loving Friends
Bock Hill, S. C July 1, JH02.
Mr, U. J. GREEN, Charlotte, N, C.
Dear Sir: I wish to esprefs my
gratitude and many thanks fof the
prompt manner hi' which yni have
"ddJed ray second ciaitn for nick bene
fits, amounting to $12,01, 1 feel iriysflf
uudrr renewed obligations to do all
(J nf He in my power for Hie
of ih'. jtovitl lit fiefit Boi'fyty,
Vo'h'm vry truly,
5. li. KliWfK.
INSURANCE
GIVING
DEATH, SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT
BENEFITS.
We "vfint you to Investigate them.
Good a gent-.! wanted evprywtn-re.
' H. J. GREEN,
General Agent for North and South
Carolina ?nd Tennessee.
BOX 113 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
ncrr.e Office: Washington, D. C.
Winter Tourists R.ales
Via Southern Railway
Southern Railway announce ' that
they will sell daily until April 30th
winter tourist tickets, with final limit
May 3 1st, 1904. The following rates
will apply from Charlotte, N. C, to
points named.
Approximately low rate3 to other
resorts.
Austin. Texas ? 54.50
Do Land. Fla 30.70
IHining, N. M 70.25
El Paso, Texas . . .. 73.10
Fort Pierce.. 38.50
Gainesville. Fla 2825
Galveston, Texas .. .. 49.75
Houston. Texas 47. 5
Jacksonville, Fla 24.00
Miami. Fla 4G.00
Palm Beach, Fla 42.50
St. Augustine, Fla 20.50
Sao. Antonio, Texas 56.10
Tampa. Fla 36.60
Tate Springs, Tenn 10.00
Thoruasville, Ga. 22.70
Approximately low rates from other
points. For further information call ou
your depot agent or write
JL L. VERNON, 'P. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
S. If. Hardwick, O. P. A.,
Washington, D. C.
Seaboard Air Line ilailvay
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Between New York, Tampa. Atlanta,
New Orb'tiiiN and Points South
In Effect l?tept. list, 1303.
and Wfifst.
Twin orrlve a,4 follows:
3.1, from Atlanta, New York, Wanb
Ingtoii. Richmond, Norfolk, Raleigh,
A Bantu V);0H a, m.
from Atlanta, New York, Wash
Jngtort, Richmond, Norfolk, Raleigh
Wilmington, 10:45 p. m.
Train 32, from Rutherford 'hel
by and Lincolnton, 7:15 p. iu.
Trains leave as follows:
40, for Atlanta. Wilmington, Raleigh,
Norfolk, Richmond, Washington, New
York, 5:01 a. m,
321, for Atlanta, Raleigh, Norfolk,
Richmond, Washington, NoV York,
7:25 p. tn.
33, for Lincolnton, Shelby, Ruther
fordton. 10:18 a. to,
Nos. 39 rnd 40 run uolh! to aod
from Wilmington,
Pullman vtMtlbul! sleeper, Char
lotte to I'ortuieun, connecting at
Monroe with through lecper to Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia nod
New York.
M. L. HERMAN,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Up-Town Ticket office 23 S. Tryoa
Street, Charlotte.
Z, P. SMITH. V. P. A.. RaleiRh, N. C.
CHARLES B. RYAN, Q. P. A., Ports
mouth, Va.
Winter Tourist Rates Via
Seaboard Air Line
Winter tourist rates arfc row effec
tive to tho many attractive teHorts on
the Seaboard, a number of which are
shown bf low.
Austin, Texas $34.50
DeLcon Springs, Fla 21b J5
El Paso, Texas 73.10
FernandJna, 'Fla .,23,70
Havana. Cuba 77.00
Houhton, Texas 47.75
Jacksonville, Fla ,, , 24.j0
Jackson Springs, N. C 6.05
Lakeview, N. C ft.CO
Niagara, N. C 6.40
Nassau, N, P 60.00
Pine Bluff, N. C COO
St. Augustine, Fla 26.50
San Antonio, Texas 56.10
Southern Pines, N. C 5.30
Tarnpa, Fla 36.60
Tickets on sale October 15th, 1903.
April 30th, 1904. Final limit May
3.1st, 1904. For further Information
call on
. 7,, P. SMITH, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
M. L. HERMAN, C. P. & T. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Winners
Our Goods are prize winners. When
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! Inauguration of Buffet Parlor Car Ser
! vice. Trains NOs. 41 and, 23 Beiwfi
Portsmouth, Va., and Harnlet, N. C
The Seaboard announces effective
December 1st, 1903, Sleeping Cflf ser
vice now opt rated between Atlanta,
Ga Mid Portsmouth, Va trains Nos,
3 and 41, will be discontinued flortfc
ff Hamlet, N, C. Etfwtlve December .
Hi, 1903, Buffet Parler Cat gory-tea
wid be Inaugurated between Ports
M&uth. Vfl mu Hamlet, n. C trains
tow. 41 ana 38. First ear leaving
Portsmouth, Va (Southbound) tmla
No, 41, wider Ut, wmmUng at
lUmlut. N, C, with sleep r for At
lanta ami Intermediate points, . First
fir leaving Hamlet, N- C,.' (North
bound) train No. 38, December 1st,
connecting at Hamlet with sleeper
from Atlanta and Intermediate- points.
These cars will be In charge of
thoroughly reliable porters, and Hut
fet will be thoroughly stocked. Meato
being served between Portsmouth,
Va., and Hamlet, N. C.
CHAS. B, RYAN, G. P. A.,
Portsmouth. Va.
Z. P. SMITH, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
M. L. HERMAN, C. P. & T. A.,
Charlotte,. N. C.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
In Effect November 29th,' 1903.
This condensed schedule s publish
ed as information and Is subject to
.change without notice to the public.
:uu a. m. .no. 8 daily, for Rich
mond and local points, connects at
Greensboro for Winston Salem, Ral
eigh, Goldsboro, Newbera and More
head City, at Danville for Norfolk.
7:00 a. m. No. 27 daily, for Rock
Hill, Chester, Columbia and local
points.
7; 10 a. m. No. If? daily except Sun
day, for States ville, Taylorsville and
local stations, connects at Mooresville
for Winston-Salem, at Statesville for
Asheville, Hickory, Lenoir and Blow
ing Rock.
7:15 a. m., No. 39 daily, Atlanta Ex
press Pullman sleeper to Columbus,
Ga., day coaches to Atlanta. Close
connections at Spartanburg for Hen
dersonville and Asheville. 1
8:40 a. m. No. 33 daily, Florida Ex
press for Rock Hill, Chester, Wlnns
boro, Columbia. Savannah and Jack
sonville; Pullman sleepers to Augusta
and Jacksonville, first-class coach,
Washington and Jacksonville.
9:25 a. m. No. 33 dally, U. S. Fast
Mall, for Washington and ail points
North; Pullman drawing rooms, aleep
erg to New York and Richmond, day
coaches New Orleans to Washington;
dining car service. Connect at Greens
boto for Winston Salem, Raleigh and
OoJdHboro.
9:30 a, m. No, 37 dally, Washington
ond Southwestern Limited, Pullman
drawing room sleepera, Nsw York to
New Orleans and Memphis; Pullman
observation car, New York to Macon;'
dining car service; uolld Pullman
train.
10:03 a. m. No. 30 dally, for Wash
ington and all points North, Pullman
sleepers to New York; first-class
coach to Washington, Close connection
at Danville for Richmond, Va. Dining
car service.
11:00 a, m. No. 28 dally, for David
son, Mooresville, Barber Junction,
Cooleemee, Moekuvllle, Winston-Salem
and Roanoke, Va., and local stations.
12:35 p, m. No. 11 daily, for Atlanta
and local stations; connects at Spar
tanburg for Headersonville and Ashe
ville. 6:25 p, ra. No. 25 Freight and Pas
senger, for Chester, g. C, and local
points.
7:10 p, ro. No. 12 dolly, for Rich
mond and local stations, connects at
Greensboro for Goldsboro; Pullman
sleeper Greensboro to Raleigh,' Char
lotte to Richmond, Charlotte to Nor
folk, 7:15 p. m. No. 24 daily, except Sun
day, for Statesville and local stations;
connects at Statesville for Asheville,
Knoxvllle, Chattanooga and Memphis.
8:18 p. m. No. 38 dally, Washington
and Southwestern Limited, for Wash
ington and all points North. Pullman
sleepers and Pullman observation car
to New York. Dining car service. Solid
Pullman train,
9:45 p. ra. No. 34 dally, Florida Ex
press for Washington' and points
North. Pullman aleeper to New York.
Flrst-claas coach Charlotte to Wash
ington. 9:50 p, ra. No. 29 dany, for Colum
bia, Augusta, Savannah, Charleston
and Jacksonville. Pullman sleepers to
Jacksonville; first-class coach, Wash
ington to Jacksonville.
10:20 p. m. No. 35 U. S. Fast Mail
for Atlanta and all points South and
Southwest. Pullman drawing room
sleepers to New Orleans and Birming
ham; day coaches Washington to New
Orleans, Dining car service.
, 10:30 p. m. No. 40 daily for Wash
ington and points North. Pullman
sleeper for Washington. First-class
coach Atlanta to Washington. .
C, H. ACKERT, Cen. Mgr.
S. H. HARDWICK. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Washington. D..C.
R. L. VERNON, Traveling Pass. Agt.
,T. J. WITHERSPOON,
City Ticket Agent.
11 South Tryon Street, Charlotte,
N, C. . r, ,
- Baggago called .for and checked
from hotel and residence by Wads
worth's Transfer Co. on orders left at
City Ticket office.
MlfKflrffllstern
tnmnvmmHm Schedule In Effect
Schedule In effecTlTm
Through Train Dally, Charlotte and
TJoanokfl. V
KORT1I BOUND.
Lv. Charlotte, 80. Ry. .. .. ....11:10 a. n.
Lv, tVinxton. S. anP W. Ry.,L.2:S0 v ni,
Lv. Martinsville .... .... 6:15 p. m.
Ar. Koiinokc.. .................. ......7.30 p. m.
Lv. Rocky Mount .., .... ...,6:35 p. m.
BOUTll BOUND.
Ar. Charlotte, So. Tty, ,, ...,,.8:00 p. m,
Ar. Winston, N. and W. Ry. ..2;W p. m.
Ar. Martinnvllle ., -...,.,..,.11:45 a. m.
Ar. Hocky Mount ...,...,10:k!8 a. tn.
Lv. Itoanoke .... ., , ...,,.;15 fl. m.
t Connects at Roanoke via BhenunUoah
Valley Route for Natural Bridge. Luray,
Hagerstownand all points In. Pennsyl
vania and Nw York Pullman sleper,
Koanokq and Philadelphia.
Additional train leave Winston-Salem
:00 a. tn. dally. tcept Bunday,. for
Bout1iw!Bt Vitginla, and Bhehandoah
Valley points, -
W. B, BEV1LL,
lrar. Afoat