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! CHAHLOTTB DAILY OB3ERVEB, NOVEMBER i 27, 1004 TOMC YAiUE OF A I10BBY. i f 4. .T r ii i rf 1 " THE IUGIIT KIVO BENEFICIAL, !, '-'. ..... .. . .; l -f--k t . Itomigtit ot Other Thing Than One's tuAt iwfnl in KMliur.OlT the -Kiwis . ferablo to tlie OoUectlng - Women Whose Uvf Are I-itU and Whose Faculties Are Actively Em ploredjAge Slowly. V v.iK. r- nW' Observer. ISmersoit ys: "A man should learn to detect and vatch that gleam ot light wtiik flashes, across his , mind from within more than the lustre of- the firm ament oT bard and sage." Learn to trust yourself, nd; accept the place divine Provident nas rouno ior you. With this key, MnlocK the chamber of InteiageD 8 cftn never hop? to keep Rt Jay that dreaded foe age. While, of course, no cast-iron rule can be laid down, there may be given a lew aUiipte " common--sense principles, which, applied, will aid greatly In de termining, the years of. youth. Some few of thes will be stated not dogmat ically, hht In the belief that their rea sonableness will be apparent to all. and that they will stimulate further thought on the subject. Life presents to us such a well-arranged, beautiful succession of Inter ests, that , It seems a pity anybody should, through a willful or an unin tentional Ignorance, miss them, or try to take them out of their course Hurry Pd worry are twin foes to youth and rounded curves. A merry laugh Is a fpe to dyspepsia; "lauxh and crrnw rat. ' tneenuineBs is a sin ui some natures; melancholy the curse of .others, in beauty culture, they advise women to cultivate a "hobby," clulmlng that persona with a "hobby" retain bright eyes and rosy cheeks, and an expression of animation, which in them selves constitute beauty, far beyond the period at which the "hobbyless" women lofce these ' attractions. The best "hobby," says The New York World, the one which will keep women young longest and will afford them the most enjoyment during the time, Is an intellectual one. In this advanced day and generation, most women have enough knowledge of various branches of learning to be able to choose one In which they will be honestly interested. The Impersonal nature of study Is one thing which tihould recommend It. If one studies French or literature, or music, or dives into forgotten poets, or makes a study of some period of his tory, she Is doing something which takes her mind completely away from herself; her own worries, pleasures, friends and foes. This Is in Itself a blessing and a beauttfler. Nothing produces wrinkles and the sign of care and age so quickly as thoughts of one's self, and conversely, nothing wards these evils off so effec ' tively as the thought of other things. Study Is a better "hobbv" than the collecting mania. Possession soon be comes part of one's self. She who stores her mind rather than her cabinets is not increasing her anxieties. In addi tion to the pood effect of the nerve ex ercise of study, there are more practi cal results. The woman who studies most knows most. Knowledge has a way of molding the features and 'im parling new graces to the expression. Knowledge makes women better talk crs, better listeners, better hostestse? nnd guests. Persons devoid of all men tal culture may have beauty of a sort but they have not the refine.! expres sion or countenance which chirms and captivates those students of the beauti ful whose opinion Is really worth hav ing. in every way, the study "hobby" pays. A well-known author speaks of tne cnarms over which the years have jo power; something greatly superior to ,7V?'' Wdlfli ignore to be desir ed. " and adds that women whose lives art tun, and whose faculties are active ly c nployed, age slowly. While we may not be uble to enjoy immo.'tal youth, however, or even at- tntn . I. I l. . .. . , . , . . - ... ,.ic uigfirsi uiiiiuue or wnicn we are capable. It seems to b? generally lonccuea mat nge can be warded off ior mciy years by judicious care, and , tnai it i.i more or less a matter of per sonal choice, as to whether or not the """" " noay snail be allowed to Brow oia prematurely. "Three-score and ten years" is mentioned in sacred writ a the .span of human life, but it must oe rememosred that this period is to oe regaraei only as the average term of man's existence upon earth. How many or the world s best and ablest men have done their greatest work af ter they had nearcd the allotted span ui lii.C uiaastone, Bismarck, and Pope Pius 1A are rair examples. Darwin was 62 years old when his last work was (.omT pietea, ana Harvey was 73. These men epi me freshness bt youth In their sympathies and Interests, bore no mal ice, and always cherished and prac tice 1 good will toward every living thing and advanced theory. To be always young In feelines. In In terests, and In sympathies is possible to nil wen Dnianced minds, whose resolu tion it Is to maintain this happv condi tion. Jane Clement. WhO WAN llPl.lVPit by Byron and adored by Shelley, was oeauiuui until ner death, not far from SO years. Occasionally one meets a wo rrmn who has acquired In some mvster lous way the true art of rational living. Ritsni or sucn a wximan is a refreshment In this weary, work-a-day nonu. ii is a great accomplishment, this throwing aside of worry: to ac quire It means to get the be?' out of life.' While it Is natural for people to look fresh and youthful the early years of their lives, it is also possible to retain this- appearance, and even add-in a way to its beauty through the aid of csltivution and correct living, combined with correct thinking. To heed the directing of the 'little guide posts on the foot-path to pea re." to be cheerful, to be well-remembering heallhfulncss of m'nd means to a hard ly ; limited degree physical well-being, llvlntf requisites for contented Fbtv-v ... f . "WhM have yPars to brini But larger flooda of loving and light. Ana sweeter songs to sing." CBNIA CARROLL. Force ot Habit. New York Times. . -iS?1: A- PJnkerton was talking about old times in Chicago, "i used to know a man there who was an ar dent gambler." he said. "He lost his ZT.?'.6-3 regularly in 'Dinner Pail' HankmB' came. ."ay evening the man fctarted hom ; via the gambling house. a!L "uf.uiL. A Pa f reform hid struck Chicago, and the place had been pullet. The man tried to enter the door, hut failed.. He walked out Into the street and cased up inquiringly at th closed windows. "Then ti ralkd hack to the door, tried it again,; but it would not open .fin he drew his pay envelope from his pocket, shove It under the door ad .waiKcd caixoiy dgwn tiio strcut,' ' 4 - J, ' , ' 1 ',-it r v iia r.n-r.v Vnnelldjit hYcm &rvth New trtal App,s"rr . h ?; on tiial li an nation ur.tb-r tan- Wberu on Ui.il ti sti action Mnr t hnp ar w t ww Ikttt TA f.jaf.AhllHh H 1U1U jtwetn'.idoinintr Und-ow-nera, It was uo .ps- tiiry 10 locuta ItftA n msMar gram xinnvr wmch on of the parties claimed, the in struction of tbe trial jud that'' If Vails of the Jimkr giunt wmfi stubltshed. the Jury might consider thetp us o clr cumtanee on, the i uest loo whether th M jilur crant Imd becm praperly located by the- parties wh cluimed thunder, was f-rrunw.UK. Sasser vs. Ht-rring, 14 N. t-, 340; Buliss vs. McAdaras. li C Sc7. ; i I, . 'i OWEN. Appollnmv vs. Morotiey.-Fro Itowan. ItcvciTed. 1'nU-r the pnxent sysU-ro of plnidiiig it is Incorrect to grouud the dtsrolaJ uf an action upon th reason that It cnnnit maintained in Its "prtNKmt form. Whum ihr r'imiliilnl n He Bed a breach of c ntnu t which . a condition preci-nt ti the formation of a partnership oeiwtwn r,if.:nti(r umi rii.fcml.uit. and demanded daraagrs therefor, the action is not wlthl tin ryc that one pnrtaer cannot. ut uh other t-xcopt to wind up the piirtnnhlp bUKlnccs or to recover u balance, due'' by such settlement. REYNOLDS vs. P.AIL.WAT CO., nppei- Unt.-From Surry. Np error. An notion in tort inn v' be stibPlltutcd. by amendment of pleading. fr one on breach of contract If boih causes grow out of the same uansiictlnii and tr tne amenu ment does not a fTect Jurisdiction. if ft subseciuenilv appt-ar laal an .imend mcnt of pleading has lntroducd u new oauso not founded on the snm transacttm the llrst. the defendant win not uc ao- prived of tny defense uader the lirat cuus- of action. VY'li here the precise nature of an amend ment of pleading does not appear fr.un the record.' the 'appellate court will not ;.rcsume error In allowing it. PRATT, Appellant, vs. CHAFFIN.-4'roxn Stokes. Aflirmed. Evidence Is admissible to show a pr-.-edent rendition by which a written wn tract wcs. or Was not, to become abso lute, ami su.?h evidence does not alter or varv the terms of the agreement, bin merely shows that Its operation was sub iect to a contingency. Kelly vs. Oliver. IT) N. C. 44; Ware vs. Allen, 12S U. iyt); Wilson vs. Powers, 131 Mass., "i;.!t; Elliott on Ev., Vol I. section 575. In on action on account for gcyds ship ped ,on defendant's written order delivered to plaintiff's agent. It Is competent for UfenJant to show that the order was cade subject Jo the uprrnViri of one of defendants, who was absent, and upon ihe understanding that the goods wire nut to he shipped until defendants had notified phiintllT of such approval. M i hlne Co. vs. Hill and Cash '" vs. Mill, at this ten.) distinguished. l;I.AIil vs. COAK LEV, Appellant. -From t'nion. No error. 1'nder section J of Chapter p. Acts :yc I. rapers in civil capes required to bo returned to the next term of the Superior Court must be so returned without regard to whethe the succeeding term Is for civil r criminal cases. The rule governing appeals from Jus '.iie's courts apply to an appeal from nn irder !n a oroceedirfg to alter a public "end. and an ,ppenl in such roceedmg I it bin ti e revision of section 2, Chaptei ;S, ActB 1901. An appeal Is not perfected by appel lant's praying an appeal and filing bond; ie must at least ny or tender the fees for .reparlng the transaript. , I.ATON. Appellant, vs. CKO WELL. From Stanlv. New trial. Where the grantee In a deed deliv-red n S(i and recorded in iw new auver. ; pen aiul notorious possession thereunder . i;r seventeen wars from tne date ot us ..ah ...... wo r , rr tinta At I it livery, such deed Is within the provisai : Chapter It," Laws 1S5. to the efTeet th it i regh'tcred deed, sulii-cqnent to an nh ; "Ristercci d' cd. made prior to Deremb i 1. iyS5, shall not he effectual as HK-iinst tteh unreeistcied deed, if ihe persoi i.ilrtlnji under the unregistered deed shal l e hi actual possession thiieunde'.' nt tln Safe of the : u!isi Miient deed. All iK'.ie-i.-ti red le d (vKhin the itv.s'. 0 Charier 147. Laws lvt, is not ealor ol 'i:le. but confers perfect title aft':r rel--trat!on. The rtgbt of i gra itee in nn unregistered 1cel within the proviso to said Chapt m II7 Is not .affti tcd by foreclosure prnreeil ir.K under a subseciuRi. murtsagc duly n -.orded. lOW vs. lMMHrON. Appellant. Kroni Randolph. No error. Declarations of a deceased person con ernlng boundaries of land are admissible n evicier.ee. If the deceased was a disin teiested person and if the declarations were made ante litem mortum. This evi lerae is (listtnguished from evidence by reputation, which is competent only as to une!nnt boundaries. Kvldence giving declarations of a dis ntereyted deceased person to establish the location of a boundary line should not oo excluded, unaer tne rule as to prlmarv ind secondary evidence, because there Is testimony of a llviiip witness coneernine. the same matter. In such case the rule cannot apply except us a test -whether tli" liginal de-l'irnfifins themselves wen secondary evidence. The evidence) which should be excluded nder ihe rule of primary and secondarj evidence! is that evldtnee which its very lelf indicates that it is not the original source of Information. On trial of nn action to recover land witness through whom ono of the purtles claims. Is not prevented by section Mi of The Cod; from testifying as to declara tions of n dlsliitercsted deceased person concerning the disputed boundary. WT K. C. JiVi; -(7 N. C. 179; 83 N. C. 411. With certain excepti-ns, not applicable to this case, a party who assigns ns erroi the failure of the judge to give instruc tions tiocn a certain phase of the evidence Tiust show that the Judge wan specially asked to glv? su.h Instructions. 1Z1 N. C. 2,9, A par'.y at whose instance nnnecessarv matter ts embodied in a transcript on ap peal will, on motion, lie tuxed with the c&st of the same; nnd It is the desire of the court that such matter should noi incumber transircts. GROCERY CO. vs. EOVTHEHN RAIL WAY CO., Appella.it. From Davidson. No error. The erroneous marking by Ihe shipper of two out of three package's delivered at the same time to a railroad company foi transportation does not excuse,. Its failure to .-hip the e.ne package correctly marked. A ri'ix-alins act cannot by implication affect pending suits lirought under t lie provisions of the act repealed. tine acipiires an inehoute riisht by in HtitutfniE: un action to recover a penalty provided by statute, and such rfKht rati bo defeated only l y express legiiiUitivi enactment and net. by implicatioa from a repeal of th stalate. Judgme nt In favin of a plaintiff in un action to recover u venalty provided by statute, nnd obtained before the repeal of tin! statute, ' eonferf a vested right which cannot be defeated by the IeTislnture. It hi within the police power of Ih' State to Impose penalties figahist a rail read company far refusal to shk freight tendered or for unreasonable delay In niaking shipment, and mich penalties an made cumulative that it may be to the interest or the earner to perform ua duty. STKWART. Appellant, vs. N. C. RAIL KOAD CO. From Rowan. Affirmed. In an action to recover damages of r railroad company tor alleeed nccllirenee in killing plaintiff's Intestate. It was error not to permit pklntlff to Introduce a part of a paragraph of defendant's answer which constituted an admission that the engineer did not see intestate until he war struek. Without ndmltttng the other par of the paragraph which leilegeil a proper lookout on uie part ot tn ensrliieer: but such error was rendered harmless by an nnrmative nnuinif or tne issue as to de ft ndants neb(,enc In un action. to., recover damsires . for alleged negligente r.f i railroad company resunins m tne (wsn or piaintlrr s inte Mats while ,.tui dsfrdant r. t,rcli, evidence ns to trie nomrrr oi puouc crossings neat the Jlace wf th eecldarrt, offered for ti purpoae or mowing that lr deendant had ibserved tlio rcqutrumnnt tut sound th wtu,ue ax .ca crvksing, would have bwtr hear try some- gmroiv -antd sliutvtwj ttfoiu.il l he whisilv ot tlx- cronxingn nbuvo i :wtir itiiesuite was killed, was .Kim? v'',iif',:i failure to sound it ..HMn. w, propel h rtclwkl - (By n-'-ur .1 Uhftum . Mt that ttaerv is a bitsunnuion t i.llKf'n.i Wher oiw net u.t u t,.tpioas spv and A , .iitlW,,, mi.'b J lis. ttiM- .nin It t tinil In dtuiii vase tlxf oaeittloa whether the Watts law ior the i nginter'H lallur to so-ind the whistle whs tlie proximate cause in" the: funeral. Is somewhat remote. The law pivv. urimi. us nn nhstract proft- erliiiin, th't , person killed by a locomo tive on a railiDut track ju.:vi't d.u i nc In trying to evupf. but it also presume that tint e rig inn r .lid Ills duty. In ;aet ruiliBc ace is mure a matter it( lli.ia ot pres'.iniptl.in. T!u nil tli it lt la distinguishes he- twee;! ih. li!t.-l!l(retn e of human Im'Ihk and .iniir.;. In Id iheir rc.ip.ithe ability avoid ttalitr; that if a human being, ap pareutly iMKee0 ef Ins teimeii. Is on or ii ar ti e ti.iel;, i 'a-engineer s jastltl-tl in in;), unmix that the luan Will exeii tt;(; ircn s,ne ihan an as or a Kout. la not Klriclly .im.licahle la tlie lacts of till case, but us .ri:il 1ld not preltidlc" Mie pial'ilM. ,' ! i s' Iniest'ite K"t dnink and 8.U on the Ii n k at ulhl. And whe..' the judije . li.ii itcil in i uiicet'tiini with the luie golag ruie t'rtt "if a tH'rmin on or near ciniti!;h in tl;. track to he In . datiK' ' is down and in s.e-li a i i lidltlon as to indi cate tin t Ii ,n lens, then it heentll the (l ily if the cinliicer t.i talui notice' of his cimilii 1-ni if lie Men, or could have .-ice. Mia 'i, Mine." the exception that the Insliaa linn made d. iciuimnV, llabiiny He. f'i ad h i ulii'lli,!' defiasi ii was ,i tuall, dev.. i. ;-i lea e'en tlie Jury under tin- nn -(ill .''Nl ai Hal ullli sn Ihe.l li-uaJ pl.illillll itil.M :.' .i... iciuallv cIi.imi, tlc.s choiiut find for h leiiilant on 'ae cneslloji ot lb la.'t i !i ur ch. ii.ee," was tin tcchulcnl t i he fu.-i.ii ed HAD MKN OF T1IK WKST. ('ivilf.iiiion Has Kom-il Tliciu to Tiikc KffHjuv in Mexico. Kansas City Times. Tic lypieal Western "bad man" has been forced to leave his old haunts in the fro:. tier communities of the South wot. The u ogress or civilization and the lie te.ihod vigilance of detel nilned offlnis liae forced scores of the des ecrate .American duiracters, who foi tnerly heid undisputed sway along the Texas. Arizona and .Vew Mexico bor ders lo seek refuge In file wild moun tain : pious about Cas ts (iraiulcs, Mox The Sierra M.ulres are the rendezvous of many of these notorious iU4ltles troll! jt.sln e. Some of tlit-in are wci: Kfiowii to the people of this and other remote mountain oinniiilutles. in which the "bad men" make peiio Ileal visits to n plenlsli their supplies. Heeeiitly '. n .Mussr.-.ve, a notorious outlaw, who lied into Mexl o from Texas several years ago to escape dipt .n e ::r.d punishment for murder J ml other i rimes whicti he is alleged to have committed, boldly rode into the little town of Mlnuen. this State, and spent several hours transacting busi ness with tin. merchants. He was recognise 1 by many peo;ile, Including members; of the polh e Mree of tin pla. e, bet no effort was made to ar rest l:lii'.. V.usyrave v. an and is know n to be a dead shot. I'ci h ijis that was one reason lie was not mo lested. When evening came Musgiave loaded his supplies uiiun a pack inule and rule off into the mountain'". W here ar. 1 how he lives Is not known. It Is si:n:ired that he has a mlnl'v,' claim, or. It may be. he has employ men t oa some Mixican ranch. , Musgrave, a brother ef Van , Is another border fugitive. - - r ,v!'.o ; in hiding in this section. Ile ied to ,!elco aboi.t live years tin". I'll t'ie robbery of the Southern l'.iei ;ii throt. gli Califoini.i passcnel :i.;i: , a ar i'ohisiui k, Tex. 5lnssr.ni' i.i said thai ho 1. 1 1 1 i as :' 1 1- iolai.s ' a ! in tlail of efreteh ilo:, aid. la vi he. the h ler 111 I up. He an I him two com i;T about j:M',0"l! ia 111 raldiery :.; --s Sc.ci:.! th-c.is 1:1.3 f lliia -..".s in 5i.'"it'i:i '-'il'.'-'i. Ml. ii rapid fght tiny left a "lube" dollars over a long if (ountry. Capt. William Me- tiie Tex.iS Itaugrr eomm ind- it, !,- 1 I lie party. Oi.h of '.he robbers ;! o erl alien . m a r the New .V:oleaii iia. and rather than be endured he i-ommitti d suicide. Musgrave elui'.cd 111' oiiliirs and crossed Info Mexico, where h" was received with open arm.', hy ih' colony of border fugitives al ready living in the muun'.alr.s of this sect ii,;.. (lioitt' .Vmsfinve was one if the inemle:s of th "tilack Jack'' Kalis of lesi eradoes. This ban - of "bad men" was the terror of Xew Mexico, Arizona md west Texas for several years, until finally broken up by officers. They robbed trains, stages and committed other crliroa with startling frc'i;:enc.v. In addition to his many other or!rtes. h orgc Musgrave shot, and killed i'lCorKc Parker, a l-adirg citizen who ive 1 near r.o-weil, N. !., about six veils :iro. Geut'Ee .Vr.s??riive brought n Mg pari if the booty which was obtained In 'he .cout'nern Pacific robbery to Mexico, 't Is reported by mining men who h ue omo air.-wK him !n the mountains that If- Is !iii-g a iiiie( life ill a llllle lll!!'- fK cm p. silea'ed in th" r.-art of th sierr.i .Madr.'S near th Chlh'.ialn: i ?onora border iiue. He Is raid to liae nvested his Ill-KOtteii weaKh In mines A-hicii J'.ring him in a good income. His ao;r,c Is L'.'O or "ii miles from th iie-ir-st railroad 7. nint, and It would take a troiiK f. n e ,;f officers lo arrest hiiil md tak' him out of the ountry. That (( ti.11: irfesfel w ith ellvr Ami-r!-aii fegith f -w v. ho would ijuiekly 1 unit 'o his rei. sho::!d al yliling of the Kind be ntteiiMd-.l. ' Hill T.nlor. who lei ttie Rang that obbod the Sanli Fc passenger trull' ear I'ol.man. s sona w here 'lore, lie ha01 luring the p i: Texas Uap.aer lig bis .a live Tex. 1:1 1 y a: oit. lias , several ,'s. He I i ago. or of limes ii the in 1.' tn-i h. r COCK : few : t . : 1 1 . ;. car - r ilin rim -em tiH I11 that 1 HIU SI vie, rt'i -inal" ei ie in ih" Mailn 1-'. ,'ou noi-. - a(.'o. 1 zed bis ha i 1. 11- of ih "e. .'J.'M' f.ii-.l lll'.-l niot '."HrK-T 'lc Moin;ht n I'nge f 111" Siena h f ('iiini year or ori,';' n 1 Mil'l c at to ha e ! d'-.-il'er.'iloe: 1 of ', ; - ,11111 omit: 1,' to obla ri' a ao 1 aitled 1:1 the lid ics in 1 1,1 II I 'll mini" Ir.ifi s haV" been ci,!' reBloii nort h w if In r. .11. ! . in Tien. Style;' had line ago ! a I'p'' Irizoe 1 No. '01 , .-olvcrs in hhi M here is a l.iri'i' 1 fid to him and hi--the boldiiei-s a short I !' 111 iiayiisiu mi , 1 a b carried two re. nd a rllle. Allhoimh ,',-ard offered for hip apture and he was rrcoRlilze I b. the American inlniriK man named Torvil oool pence officers of Naco, he was not nolestnri. Only a row days uro an aimerlcnn inlniin; inin nained Tirvell .nd two Mexican lompanlotis were rid ,ng uloiif; -'' lonely mountain trail near Arispc, when they were confronted with Ive armed men, nil Americans. v.-b--obbed them of their money and h-rs"s. It is reported that Styles led In th:.v iiold-up. There are many former American outlaws, who came to Mexico as fUKi '.Ives fr6m Justlee, now employed in 'efrltitnate enterprises in Mexico. They are found In almost every town nn" city In this country. Il does not take a positive guarantee to purify your 'L"-'. !,uiri"ff' f1:!K"'Pi",rt ll,; to ,"ru"n I Rlood. cleanse and sweeten Ihe, Etom .hat (hln conntry, even (he reined i; , . mountain region. I wi well (.oli.-e.J i!i:rj ' "' "" dysf.epsla. (n.ligcstion they rannot ptfsue their old vocii tons and Rheumallrrm. It is the preat psn- vrltu freedom. Ihe hold-upji n-hictt atf occatlonally eommfUcd tiv these Amei- lean outlaws In this part of Mexico are the acts tr men inj-do desrJrau bv tmnsor," or" clue they arte promptud by -iieij ,V.r;v';:.; ,'-. .-. v'j-: Tt f from th mtiUnt timM tak vU rlr H t YOURS TO0THC- Tkstantsailtei Ith Mi to hn(Ja BM St r ramaJf InoaUu TB A. It,. Jorilaa A t o., Droa that dare-devil spirit whi consider or cure for T "' llo- nuetices. It was n band of these exnatvi 1 1 e.t nn ii who made a caplise ol .loho Mil. mil, a wealthy banker of I'oitalei .V. M., a few weeks ago. Mr. KU:ti'i' can e to' Mexico to Insport homi.- nii'ia: Willi h he thought worth pm h i -due : He was riding alalia; a tnoantahi Ha l win ii he was atf.H'ke i by a Imii I ..f . five men. all AliiorlcaiiH. Tin iml away vhal uio.iey h.v Ii al wiCi 'ion. nnd thc.i escorted him lo th-ir iani..j situated In the cllslant tv '"," of rugged Sierra Madres. niore I ban I"1 mlleo southwest of her.'. ben I' e, c imp was i cached. Ihe -.ililu-i" f Mr. IM'aii'1 lo write a , no! " to hij vwi' saying that lie was being: b-ihl "'' . ' laosoni. am! Hint the money nul l It deposited at n I'esluna t e.t snot In the. mountains by a certain thee or his lire would be forfeited. Thi a I'li.r was reeclveil ny .Mrs. I'.uaiin. ion laone , niivt'ihi.: could be done in m I -i-mo- i ' her husband's telrase he c, ijed from 1 he ban, 'it", ale' a I or ' i : i i I - - Je.il'l; ') through the lin lOlala - I .'ill i.i i:i Taso on a fieii; li I ! i a ,n. A ; 1 1 ia.-o he iouml friends, who i, ,. ..., him with P'on ".v lo in -I. r ii in. i. ia! cr of Hi..- trip lie me. , .VITKXPANCi: AT Till; l IK. TI:c fiiM'atost nt All World's fairs 1'uIIk llclilml In Ailnilsslons. New Vork Tflbune. ; hi the opinion of those who have vis ited the greut world's fairs of recent years, the icon's, inn Purchase Kxi.os! tiou is in many respects Ihe creates I ever held. In tb.' matter of atti mla nee however, It has fallen far below the Columbian lOxpofillon of I Knin: April ;'0 to October Hi) the total .itnml anee at the St. Louis Fair was 1 r. -29f., while from May 1 ti. October 3a the attendiince at the Chicago Fair was r7.,R30.r.21. This great il.ffeience In the numb; r of visitors may be due to r number of causes, but the i hlef mies probably are the more favorable .Ii mafic conditions al Chieat'o. the Kron er iidvrrtlsiii;': that fair rei ei vi d. ih, greater popu' it Ion within a ra tins ol one hundred miles ami the fad ilial expoivilions were then Hi.- Miosis; ip;d 'ai!ey Wc.'-t, which natural;.', majority t lb'" i'-ll"' ' Hi. t ihe St. Louis F. i. ra lie, hi ,.; with a i rest. I lie Wlh.llg lo H d Ihe m-al fin aih-l the The I'ai I. rood ,l , nia ha vv bad its llilit c . ,1 r. ..sin:; tin a . t-ri. 1 1. Ie 1,1: -r and I '1 lobe. , I ill- for lgl;;see.ig and tra die Still it must be a li.atl, IT lutein v of world's fairs h: the ki'-i, edive of piibib- i or 'his in piebald 111.' U'eales of oa os.-H w Inch ii M-ne.l a I tei.il,' :i. ing all the fo t I he fair has 1 "p bifr Joan made 1 in preatly to :h oieni. It is to days may I u e.. I'liiv, for il i. ii C I olllllleed to a I. . . 'I I'. i t . o 0 w i' b- I a e.l I il 10a. li' : a ' ll.-l il ill era - 1 ii ally all of I la i 1 it by I !n- I'.o'ei "inicni j I 1 ll i I of the III I I a ye - j in ln'. i ;! I M" 1 he 11;; i lie ri ace ill' a ' e;,d- I I 1.1 ..l.n tile 1 ha I such :. I w underfill Hi-en Vvi I the public exhllUI of '.ii'!l .10. .ill I be 01 ! I 1 pro- I .jici: ir al -s (: A Mutter of Tnsfe. Paltiniore New.".' "il doeRii': lr.ahe so inueh different 1 what yoi' eat. S" l"iii; a I; t.ist. s i-oo I." sail Mr. Albert Fi. tt,.. : San lram in to, al the lloul 1'XliiKto. . .Mr. l-'.-ette i;i a j'tofeK.-ilo:! al Ii an ' '! -1: p "!' R thl!in. In other ivmV,", lr- arraiao.s bamrjets and dlmi'-rs. The very fact that ta.l..i ho w I h'lj differ Is proof siiffn I -tit thai it is all a matter of enston:. The N"ith '' ma:, e.-ila w hale bhtbbfr aid e:::. it : (In-K.-l'imo Hii:, i ks his ll.s ov.-r old I'h: iih! here In y.eir I 'ir town of liiiti naire xour llallaa ami Holes .il-HK Hi" waHr'fiolil will hail sell n t-' ' o Utile .-i.ots, s-o.-k lliein in oil ar. them ran: down at th' V.' 01 Id's the iK'Ti'ofe mal'.i. merry Willi 1 ''' j l-'aii his sinned doe, fe 1.1 . oil ! he 1' Ij! I m few of t he I'll I.' ! HI 1 oirdder le.ih- iliK i'lit" so cc!:, e.a - as a m Meal' ; dow 11 nn the Hah no i la lire lizards and Miall s.sj sidered nieat d- 1 1' a ' b-". .'ml ci'crl!; of the far Dast th-' Inn ?.:,ii;. i'p alitu hi tin liandf il I'n-in vlth al!ii'. f horon;;bly :-K hi Ih :ii'i li .'ti.-' -licit. nel.l !'- tin- ,le-i.l -:-d Ii traiy '.e.-i.i:;.-.-I':!;.,.- in he Ie ea t thes- w ho eat hh.l 111 ll." i" 1 but h of buzz: I. ir.l a S bei a .:' a. bof 1 l;.i I fish, vl.i '.oil-. 1 1. ,1.0 1; 1 : il! ll the hi, jl nml in th f.. oil h . ii 1 1 in, i : . 1 1 1 lad I i ; s i a 'a hi. I h sw eel l-i t oi t; i : I i '. ' li li 1 1 b il !: ot i ie . h 1 1 ' i - i." still iin : id ,'!e,i i!i..t on,; ! b t I !ose : an I" I I" rt i a . io : 1 I ,opilllo:i 111 It eld-- ; l ies a i ' ?:o. - 1 i ; .!;, I . a i ra 1: p..r .;,b- w ill , i : i k' M- - of Ih'ir leiuebe ie ri ii s ii ie I p' ik- l,--i for to tl.in;; inks ao loves. j Isn't I lo I e Some! Ill : our I ..i I mi Imok that ; '11- I 1 li s ! i b'.l-l le.H est. i Well, that's the point in tl.' back i K-'K-S like Ih,;. ii -o I a I a, ii M i exactly, ani if I my neighbor likes to at white cl ay audi pick his teeth with a fence rail, why not'.' Maybe my perverted appclitei also makes nun nvrry In his to. -eve IT IS OUH RISK, NOT YOURS. If your stomach Is out of order and you have a bad taste In your mouth, you feci drowsy nnd stupid, or you may be suffering with Rheumatism or Neuralgia, R. H. Jordan, & Co., the reliable drujrglsts, will sell you a CiO cent bottle of SEVEN BARKS, under a,a.a for all human ills and has stood the test for thirty-five years. It costs y nothing If It falls to give entire satlsf action.- ' " -- MSTMTI0N.1NDIQESTI0N. DYSPEPSIA. CURED 8y wmit taw4 st wM Vk U U fw Unxvtt 4u M IntftfMttM hi H M4 1 ', tivvitof M thta etfw u lo mm un mait fatf trliL - ! "Natars's Km4y" rtw mumrn mm mm M aHMcuIu film af Um itaouch u aUntwiMT euul. lad tbtwbr CMwttyatbM tm4 I4lfit. It nytuU cmMutU, fwhcllr urmlM MS ftlM !t1 cf a aMM torn MS. WRITU TtM)A V-WHI1 md T tjos at "Natures Uad." Not aa anHnarr itym aa(ti t T V ad oartnea Vu .1... NmIi.m'b Ucmarfv" will iuii wtu. wa UawuiMli ol tuttmonl!, fcul tha Wt twl b h Hull. Uuwlora, wflta -? aaa IL LEWIS MEDICINE COMPANY, St. Louis, Mo. U. S. A. ul. nnd other Ilraicatita I SAFELY THROUGH MOTHERHOOD WITHOUT PAIN. Wh.it a wonderful mMAj; of hp (md rfrtpe trtin ftiMrnnt ihene wnnln tny to 1li4l ni)iuiii w hi) is i!ii',illli llir hour that pin Umi lirr Mulht-tlnwiii, lri hMi lir tin n ix ilip fut tiine t.ot has tti-.;,fil her i m iih w 1 1.1 1 .Lie Him n t 1 1 1 v oih! !fr . hr rtm-tcili(-!.t( llir n'lntPK t v r ut uhn h rvrn itnw i i,ifcini us hi mi if. w bvlnte In the wjiv ' many -ain)til n,t iii'rts "Ihe .fi f held OUl Mi iht ir Wnl U Mir.j'iy tnrai.t th.il thiUl tnri)i las hrn tut n-tj iii in an e flit ot I h.mkn- Sivitif; ATid )i, I1M-J t:d of MR fuitir kind attuti because ut the learnt d kill ol mnix. m the name of ihe remedy wliUh nieana an inui h to the pi prrtnt mifihrr ; the ran ppf it hrt nc If and frel an iniprovctnent a! once which but fnreirlti the p.iin and tuHning wtti.ti it ftrtvr whrn thllcJlntth l.ikra pl.ttr. 1'hr tcMimony n Muthnji who Unvr ujh It nu'(ct!ftillv WiM rnnvinre you; thf'r worda ot p;nc tr 1'iiiid tit our bik, " Mulhtf hun.l." Snd fuf it. DttADfiELn ItECULA TOR C0. ACfsnta, Get. 11 AltiKina, I'll., June 20, tm. I was nfnirte.l with. Tetter in bail shape It woubl up ear ia blotches as lare aa mj band, a ji i.Dwihh color, nnd scale off You can imagine how olftiisive it win lror twelve ycnr9 1 wnt afllutcil with thi' trouble. At nij;ht it was a esse of scratch nd many times no rej,t a' nil. Seeing the pood the mediciii'? was il-mix a frieibi who mn taking it for la.i inn. I coin oienced it, nml a. n result the eruption be- ?su to dry up and disappear, and to-dnt ra pructically a well man. Only two ; tiny ipots tire left on Ihe elbow an 1 shin, i where once tlie w hole body was affected. 1 I have every confidence in the medicine, nnd feel rain- that in a 'hm t time these ' two reriiainitiK spots will disappear S. S. S. is rt'itainly a j;re.U 1,1 10 1 puri- i fier, and has done ::i.- a woil 1 of 00 k! I am j'ratefiil for what it hi", acconi- i plishexl, r ; ; i 1 trust that what I have snd ; will lead others who an: h 111:1. iriv afflict ed to take the retue.lv and obtain lh Sainj' pood results that 1 have. 125 East l'ifth Ave JnuN I' Lhar. While washes, soaps, salves and powder relieve U-ii:;i;.ir.n;lv, tlicv do not reach 1 he , real cause ui the iiiie.isi-. The. blood iihisI Ik? puillied before the cure is petnianent. S.S.S, rontaitts no jKitusli. arsenic or iiiin rral of any Icsci iplio.i, but i ; ;;uaraiilei-i1 pan-lv vegetable Scud for our book on the skin nnd it diseases, wliicli i 111,1, led free. 'J:i' pV. y k i c i a:i -, will checi fully advise wil ii'i'tt cl) a roc an v who wi i'e 10 a';, i'.u their case. The Swift Specliic Conpany, Atlanta, Ga. 0 v ers t o eked mi i'oi.il-llaii.1 TYl'KWILITKK.S, taken in ex-liaiire for OLI.VJ2US oo machines of all makes to at .sacrifice: prices. ray-Shos $::3.0U to $4a.0u Uem-Slios 2a. 00 to 81,. 00 ltemhifrtotis 1.",. 00 to r5.00 Har-Locks 2.,.0' to il,. 00 Hamniomis "0 no to '.'."..Ou niicketisiierfeis .. .. Jo. 00 lo .U.OO ; ManhatlaiiH ..' li-.OO to 30.00 Williams 20.00 to .15.00 f'hlcasp'es 15.00 to 20.00, Wellingtons la. 00 to 25.00: Suns is. no to 2r,.oo ; 1 lensTiiori'H la. 00 to 30.00 i CuliiKrapbs 5.00 to 10.00 ! Franklins .. 15.00 to 25.00 1 Sliolos-Visibles 25.00 to 30.00! j WltlTU I'l'ICK llf YOU I WANT liARtiAINS. J.E.CRAYTON & CO. - - GENERAL AGENTS. , ' TKUST BUILDING. ' Mil SELLING The manufacturer who makes and sella hi product to th user Is s merchant as wll as a manufacturer. Most of th cotton mill have commission trierchants to sell their products. ' ?' In our business we must make tha good and ftlto Mil thenw It Is for the selling of our products that w pa for t hi space. It It Is worth our good money to reach ths purchiwef with printers' Ink in this way, It certainly ought to be worth the whil tor. thos ' who want machinery, or machine work dons, to come , without, any cost, when in Charlotte, to see our machine shop, pattern shop nnd . foundry. '" , We mike Ihlucrs nnd these products ot ours must t HotdL Thero . are cases wliera we could save mora than half of yoor repair bllU Thero are times when w could fit you to run In a r day, where Jt -; nilijht otherwlso reipilre several days. . . r L The D. A. TompKins Cof CHARLOTTE, N C. ''.V-" r .,iF rfai ir7 r WHISKEY 5 YEARS OLD SMOOTH MELLOW FULL QUARTS $3.55 a m cxrntss charjcc paid ov us i (rial w-il! rnnvlnro you that fheso goods are the VZtil m ,u. r lor Medicinal ami dera tuiii n imi, peri':rtiy sat ismcwrv miurn a iur evpc'in' 11 IP ( liioriey will lie refil'uletl nt- M.iivnentM iU'in'it i y JV;iul or write rcn p. tec Bankruptcy Sale ot Bottling Machinery. f)n Tuesday, November the 29th, 11101, nt 12 o'clock in., 1 will expose ii ) public sale for nnh to the highest bhliler. 011 tin? premlseH lately occu pied by V. C. McVyhlrter. Charlotte, X. ('., the maclilneiy 11 ml iUlm;tit compodiiK the plant formerly known 111 Ihe HoltliiiK Works of W. C. Mc Whh ler. lo w it : duo holler nnd engine. 1-2 II. P. motor. I II. I', motor, shafting anil pul ley., 010 law tank, on" small tank, L! ni'o'or botth. I.i nidieM. 2 bottle rlns- ,-rs, o orl ln.'iclilne, one barrel hoist, one pa, 1 i.etf Inn lis, one bottle trucks. 1 niter, one Ki-nerator, one crown machine (black), one crown machine (red. one botllini; table, nnfl syphon bottler, one lot of beer bottles, one lot of soda bottles. '.10 soda, boxes, beer boxes, (..". syphon bottles, 0110 saf, one copy -book, stand innl press, one clock. 2 horses. " boxes (feed nnd eimll sloven, I bells. :i 'hairs. 1 ft if ross put .nt Hioppcis. on" lot of extracts, 10 yphon boxes, one cork puller, 8 bot fle drains, r, keps with faucets, 2 yrup pomps, eleclrle lijrht fixtures, ",li barrels, one -class lube fcaugo, one steam pump, on" buns extrnctur. Any pail or all of the ,'ibovn Iirop eiiy may be sold by the trustee ut private sale. Tills November 17lh 1'HM V. M. SMITH, Trustee of W. C. Mc Willi tor, bank rupt. TIE BBT SYSTEM OF HEATING YOUR HOME i, 1 Ih e-,,ii-.I is b I'Mlll Ot c- boiler a( rea ; that is wall lit I eitll'T maiir.-r hoi w.a:-i and i.lpes, "'.I'll.!,' i e r'll ilii "lit o. li . We eld put radiators nml -1 . a I 1 t" I - 1 1 1 . 1 s 1 1 i -' . i : -1 .-I'll In- l: ne- t v.iil.r i.i lln sle alll, hot v.al' r I.i I In- I.e.. possible. HACKNEY BROS. Plumbing, Heating, Gasattliig and .Supp;i-.. 'Phono :tl2. No. West Flf;h St CilAIiLOTTK. N. C. t Dealers In Buggies, Carrlaav Wagons, Harness, Horses, Mulsa, Bt, Applyiug Rubber Tire a specialty. Carriage and Wagon Builders. Oeno if) v La sn k t 11 v m v w Wndcwflrlh'ctoPn . if. iiuuonuiiii oouduu , IIUtDV UID nnd CD ICC CTflDICP LIILni.lLLU UliU OflLLO OUIDLLO ral Repair Work a ptcUIty, , 4 WAnvinDTUTDiiiivnntiii miujiiuniii lnmioiLnuUti HfMflrtifil ftmlfiif flntin, 1- jl. I "'fi'' .fbooiKflwIl W -.-.r.J-Vrs',.', '.V;:vv.'fwiV.V t'.-.j" ;if-,!'i'.; ,,'?''V;. 1 '."J- i It" , c . t i GOODS 'A 0 5 YE AR5 OLD COPPER DISTILLED 4 FULL QUARTS $2? V other puqKvttw. awui us ynurw mail',: in jiuia roaos..- r.vpi'ciB .".troey Onlor.. ' likt cr otmeu, u&uortfi J.dlf,T5.4l 1 ?x . - - 1 t 1 M t- sift eju r . tJiLti,,,. .. SSIiiiiiiIi i i --- HOTEL EMPIRE Broadway and Sixty-Third Street r , NEW YOPK CITY. $250,000 In ' Improve ments OVER Just complftetj , ELECTRIC CLOCKS, TELEPHONES AND AUTOMATIC LIOHTINO. DEVICES IN EVERT UOOIL -Completely Remodeled end Re-Deoo rated. Refurnished Throughout In Solid Mahogany and Bran. One Minute to Elevated and Subway. Stations, ' - . Take Nearest Car at Any: Railroad or .Steamboat Terminal, they all pass , or transfer to the Empire -. Within easy walking distance of all Theatres and Department Stores. Restaurant Noted for Excellent Cook in ir, Kftlclent Service and Moderate Charges. 1 . m Itooms (with use of bath) $1.80 per day up; rooms (with private bath), fii.no per day up; Suites (with private bath. 3.50 per day up. . ? W. J0WNS0N QUINV. '; ' , Aofooiobile Tickets With every 60 cent purchase. Also Bicycle to be given away on Saturday at 8 p. m. Send your tickets In. "A. i'.O Bicycle to be given away free. ,i 4 Armistcad: BurwcII, Ir. ... .- .... fo ...'j j ; Hardware, Sporting Goods;. Bicycles, Aatoffiobiiet 25 NorthlTry'oB StreeCV Dr, K. Ny Hutohloru ' , J. i. Mutohlaan. ' ' I INSURANCE "' ' ,J. -i 'M v." . - 1 " i- ll-,.' t 1 "SWT J '. jurr, ACCIDCIJT , I ::-.' ..'v-mi,!', 'k,--o' . ...... . . -OtiJoa, Hunt Ctjv - , , Be! Pftsr 43 JJ, m$smm t ;--f.Siif -i'.):a lil.t
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Nov. 27, 1904, edition 1
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