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cOioIiTS OF PIONEERS . cms ox. an msnxxTKiP Journey's Throujrh Eastern North Carolina eklnar souvenirs for the ,ate Hall of History He IHtaiia t i inririrata of Ills Start nu ( ora nintji i,iMn Persons and Places J to M-ci Kn Koato -The tlrst btop ' Isyeucville, a City fUcli In Hlstotl. oal Lore, ana uio .nom uniHgiy. Correspondence of' The Observer. ; wn-miturtjM. Jan. liWheni X wae a boy J had access lito old numbers of t hat i - always admirable magaaine, Harper1 Monthly." end. In soma of tiM!M.. about 1&8-60. were eketcbes of North J Carolina, ? -written and lllus ti fc tf Porta -Crayon." who wa ' Capt, Strother, U. A A. Hie pewrti !'' was an apt one and Iris sketches ought to be reprinted la book form. It was tils pleasure to drift her and there In the older parts of North Carolina and many a time nave i wisnea -va thua follow in . the footsteps of the ;' ploneera That hope le now being reai 1 Isad and. I am literally on the wing, ' drifting from, one . Id place to andth ' ' ' er There Is a charm and a grace in describable in it all. And my mission ' Odds to this charm. To be a collector " 1 of the beet sou venire of the past, to . :- uttier together for North Carolina - the very thing which have gone to make the ' history of the Old North , i State, to place these before the public ' . eye in the stately Hall of History: to ;VS -preserve and Mot to destroy; to collect and not to scatter why It is like the call Of a mother to her children, to . give aomethynfftholr best All per- iods have thf J viiues and whether the 1 historical objblt came with the mya ' tery of atl the years since knightly Vv lr Walter Raleigh's people came to ,V Roanoke, or whether they speak of the c,l.t latest war in which the sons of the , ' v State went to the front with the wo ,' men's blessing, they are desired and - find their place in the comprehensive collection. i -v ? This much by way of preface, to tell 1n the briefest way somewhat of the -""object of this Journey through east 1v r rn North Carolina. Leaving Raleigh . Monday morning, January 8th, for - ' Fayettevllle, one haa to go around the - elbow to get to the thumb, so there Vto a three hours stof at Selma. The railway villages are changing in aspect ' They are becoming neater and show V more signs of thrift and are in moat - VJ cases marked by some of the various Industries which are coming to play so f large a part In North Carolina's life of to-day, Selma has two hotels. A " ynlcal commercial traveler, (and to -be sure there are a few such) said ' that no matter at which hotel one stopped there would be regret that he had not gone to the other. But I - 'had tbe great good fortune to ally my . fortunes for the day with Mr. Andrew " Broadfoot, of Fayettevtlle, and bis plan was simple yet effective. We ' ' went to both hotels and looked at the ' prospect for dinner. At one there re 1 j posed in the Ill-kept yard a few ducks, of the sleepiest sort, doling there and . mo fearless that it was evident they - -were-not in any danger of death. We ' . "went to the other hotel and there what ' a display there waa. Only a few yards In the rear a hog-Wiling was In the most active progress, and four or five (big swine, already bare of hair were ' 1n the tender hands of gentlemen with Itnlves who were doing anatomical work, ladles assisting In the good old way. As if this scene were not enough -.to win the favor of the prospective " v gnesta one of the active young scouts -who was beating the bushes for people who ought to eat dinner, showed a ien full of turkeys. His other merit t was frankness, for he said, "We ain't V s jtoing to have turkey to-day, but will , frave the fattest bens you ever saw. Xm sorry you are here Monday for - f -w have our best dinners other days , ,'' In the weeer." Tho dinner was all , right; the hens were properly fat and ' everything went well. i x?--' "Along the route the fields were bare ' aave that here and there were th faint whltenesn of a cotton field in .' Which bolls were left unplcSceA How remarkable that cotton Is so high that " aU these vagabond locks will toe gath f ered. Never was cotton picked sw . ;rly as it was this season. Every bit - of It is precious and at an oil mill n J darkey was sorting out tha stray bits j from a basket of fluff and waste. w , i T' T ThU is the long-leaf pine country and "' 3 bad a chat with a lumberman, an , ' ' active young ' man for Hampson, who , v id learned many things which his lders have failed to grasp. He tolls "tna that the best lumber companlwi ' aaw the pine Just above the ground- - V Una and) there was at least 6 fct of '- the best timber, - which Is of course , ( that nearest the ground. His com- - fny makes rosin and turpentine and other products out of the old logs and ' the stumps, preferring those from un--'' bled or virgin trees, which ajre now so J, 1 srary scarce amfng the standing tlm jj A tr The slaughter of the pines has 1' . frince 1865 been a ghastly story of care ' .; ' lessness and greed, which is un "' thinking of the future. The lumber- rnan said he thought negro labor in , - tha woods preferable to the white ' 'v saying the negro could stand more t I work, was tough ani less complaining than the general run of th whlt la--iv. borer's and could te handled better, ' taking orders In the right stlrlt. He ' ' spok literally against the "coinmls . aaryM system in use by a number of . lumbar companies, declaring that In many cases double prices were ' sVharged the laborers for the supplies , Issued them, so that they were kept always about even in their accounts, ' s eonrpanles thus speculating at 100 jr r rent ' " ', The corporation commission and the T" Supreme Court made the Atlantic t Coast Line tut on a train letween 5ft0Cfcy Mount and Southtleld, to make V'h connection at Belitia wltFt the j4 Southern west-bound train. Now what . da you think a great many iwople call ! -thU train "The Walter Chirk," in 'tiooorof the Chief Justice. In fact at ;tha Selma hotel It Is announced that ' "The Walter Clark" Is on time, or the ' s- contrary. " " The revenue officer. like the com mercisl traveler, is everywhere, and rf there were a couple of deputies on the r train. One of these sutd that there are now only four rogistered dlstllier ' ' Ihi east of Greensboro: one each at , Wilmington. Rocky Mount. Fremont r' and . Greenville, while only a few 4 year ago there were over l&o. Tha total capacity of u lour distilleries ; in operaUon Is sftid to bo barely 40 . tmshels a day. Ravenue officers ap P' to agree that the , greatest of . . them all was Deputy Starker Here, - who gave seven year of bis life to the . work of smashing fttilla. and who de troyed twice or thrice as many as any ther deputy, not vn excepting the redoubtable Bam McKay, of the west" n districts Tha eastern deputies all fiave rheumatism, dua to toeing much in the awampe at night. ( ' V ' v 4 An insurance adjuster wag on the train n bit way ti Dunn to adjust a loss. - H jwmarked that ."'December was a bot i month f 'f, , by" wblch be neant there bad ,betn pumerous flrta its iratd there were, only .four first class towns in X or th- Carolina, mean .i ti,in" ' iWni .i ,.in .M.-iii i o cvnv a cor.D i?r onb dat Tle I.ATATfVB B1WM0 Quinine Tab i -1 a. ijrrn ;!- refund money Jf tt luiit 'i '" t- v, bwvKi signature is oa i 9 ing by this, places where ? thanka, i good fire departments,' paved streets and other means for getting at -flres quickly tne " ' tnree-duarier cisas ' does not apply, but the full amount of the loss 1 paid. These towns are W il mington. Charlotte,. , Raleigh , and Oreensboro. ' - j i, ' In the afternoon Fayettcvllle, a town in which tho old and th new are most delightfully blended, is reacsea., new changes marked the place, tout aa the swelling buda of certain trees already are plxnu tit m new growth n4 oeyloj yet preserves the greatest old aspect in Tact it is restrui- io na a; jkw- Ovely restful to see tha ancient brick warehouse and store, T. reminders of tfhe days nwben eucb buildtngs ?were both fori business and living, to ee the M town balL where -i curfew ringe at t orckwlc each night,, and to the .old town hall, , where corfew rtngs see the oval sign board at The Observr ei office with it date vim.".rCartw was one the sign, for all .to "coYer Are.? to; get- indoors and abed, Jn otbep Wd;7-ad y and toy it was the (mat tm h allLVeB to ba tli dUftrterS and for the 'patrollers'V to be abroad to ee that the b lacks ..were not at jargo. Curfew tiaa always, rung there since tbe days wen the Scotch came. The clangor of the curfew bell i said to be heard in only a few towns la the United States. m,- ihifftnrv of Favetteville need not be dwelt on here. Suffice it to say that Mr. MeBryde, the cotony Buperuu.o"- ont nf tha ffnmtv'B cubllc sohoois. .,,.. rveett was really not the first place eetUed by the ecotoh, but that a place on tne wpe JiL known as "Carver jraus, v. a. 5 tho. ihnir -eiiaj-n vet remain. The chief among the early settlers was Far- auhard Campoeii. wis name j quently referred to. Tivr. .reVa used really to cross, In ih ,iMiris of the town, ana nui- ie name of tne eSXlV semcureui- inr The rnshlnc streams go is- 1ng through the quaint and lovelv mm tho wheels of a mill, ana men continuing on, while Its waters wasn the iwcovered foundations or oia, oiu houses, one standing at the site once the hnme of Flora McDonald. This lady, whose saving of the life of "Bon ny Prince Charlie," really the repro hate Charles Stuart has made her heroine for all time. Is the center of one of the two greatest romances in North Carolina's history, the Roanoke Island settlement being the other. Has not the gentle reader at some time or other thought of the delight It would be to get Into some old garret and there dive deen into old ooxes and trunks and thence get treasures not gold and silver, but old, old things historical and otherwise. This was one of my Joys at Fayettevllle, and Mr. A. Price Johnson, antiquarian ana run of public spirit, played the fairy god mother, so to speak. I his home . made such a search, amid the belong Ings of the dead kinswoman of his, Mrs. Catharine Ferguson, whose long and useful life formed so large a part of the history of the old town. There we got Ivory types of Flora McDonald and Prince Charlie, Fayettevllle pa pers dating back to 1789, and many other objects. These were sent to the Hair of History at once. Then Mr. Jonathan Holllngsworth let me have a picture of the old hall, long since destroyed. In which were held the con vention of 1789, which ratified the Fed eral constitution. Mr. Walter Watson, who came over in a blockade runner during the civil war and who rendered invaluable services at the Fayettevllle arsenal, in the manufacture of guns, swords, bayonets and other weapons of war, showed great Interest In my work and made lioeral loans; among other relics there secured being the sword of Col. J. A. J. Beadford, who in May, 1807, was made chief or ordance and engineer by Gov. Ellis. Mrs. Ayer, an Indefatigable collector of relics, was extremely kind in making loans which are of marked value, and which Illus trate a period of over 100 years, from iibi to lwi. in ract everyone was most kind and collecting in such a case as this became a pleasure. Of course a visit was paid to Tokay, the county seat of Col. Wharton J. Green, and that line old gentleman was urbanity Itself. He contributes to the collection that remarkable Rtate paper, the let ter of Hon. Jefferson Davk), written in November, 1889, on the occasion of the centennial celebration at Fayettevllle of North Carolina's ratification of the Federal constitution. ... By the way,, Mr. Walter Watson told me some Intorstlng war stories. On the blockade runner "Cornubla," on which he came over from Nassau, were 50 Confederate flags, all of slik, made by sewing circles of Knglish ladies, to be presented to the "Ladles of the South." He says that when Wilming ton was reached some of these flags were opened and displayed on the deck, so they could be viewed by May or Dawson and other prominent men. Wliat became of Iheae flags? It Is an Interesting question. The other story was about the narrow escape of the noted Federnl general, Judson Kllpat rkk. from capture by a party of Con federate cavalrymen. "Liberty Point" is one of the "sights" of Kaycltevllle an old building, which cm! a V-shnped block, and which Is very picturesque Indeed. There, tra dition has It. a declaration, of Inde pendence wns made In June 1775, not a month after the Merklonburg decla ration. Where Is that declaration now? Fayettevllln people havt an Idea that It. Is at Raleigh. If this be true then Secretary of State Grimes, who is making so close and systematic search for old documents, will find it. It Is more reasonable, to think It Is in Fay ettevllle. No doubt if its authenticity appears to exist, if yet Dr. 8. Mllllng lon Miller has not secured it. One of the great attractions, in fact the greatest, of the old-time Fayette vllle was the Arsenal; really a beauti ful place and well kept, as all of our Unclo Barn's places are. It is now only a memory with only one building standing and that a wooden one, a dwelling, yet of odd design. No pic ture of the arsenal can be found, but I will fry the War Department and If it has one will get it copied. Fyetieville longs for th coming of the Raleigh & ;' Bouthport Railway, whlph' will put the place in say a couple of hours of Raleigh. The town really needs another road and is en titled to It. Mr. John A. Mills la pushing the road, and It is now almost In sight of the town. The Other day an odd thing .happened. A very old lady whose homo is on the line, was thought to be dying, . In fact she had apparently been dying for a. month. At last,' as she wag thought to be past all hearing,- some Of the watchers made some remark about "Mllle' railroad," At those words the raised up in bed and ld. I rode on the orat trata on (the ..Wilmington at Weldon road and I'm going to M4e m Mills' first train. Mr. Mill la aware of her pur ; The cly fem cf feed zizdy frcra 7hcat that h zU nutri- ' ;4rfeyet-thG J'f'"WfS5yl - I, Tho only w . , The only ; , yet tho caly coda creeper cf . r . soda sodA V i NAJIONAL pose and she will get that first ride, with due honor. ;v' - -A. . IT . The lettuce-growing Industry lfl a great one at Fayettevllle. The beds are covered with cloth and there are liter ally miles of them. The fall- crop sold at good figures. The spring crop is not yet quite ready for market. Leaving Fayettevllle in the gloam ing Wednesday, there '-, was a, three hours' run to Wilmington, a trip by steamer having to be abandoned be cause of delays of the boat In arrival. The improvement of Wilmington In the past six years Is. deeply gratifying to any North Carolinian, who must needs feel a pride in the fine old city. A view was taken of the place in the early morning from the 'roof of the highest building, and then the progress was made more clear; In the after noon the ' steamer Wilmington was taken, for Southport, which in war days and many a long year before was Smithvllle, , the home of the noted pilots of the blockade runner and the only place In all the Confederacy where gold was to be found plentifully during the civil war. FRED. A. . OLDS. TO DEVELOP SUBURBS. Lumberton Business Wen Will Put New Property on the Market New Officers 'of Robeson Medical Society. Correspondence of The Observer. Lumberton. Jan. 14. Messrs. A. E. White and A. W. McLean have bought the Interest of Messrs. W. J. Llnkbraw and Frank Cough In their North Lum berton property and will out on sale 300 building lots In a few days. The property is conveniently located, part of it lying within the corporate limits. The trans action Involves a greater sum than any real estate transfer In Robeson county in reoem years. I'ne tract is especially ae slrnbln for residence sites. The property has already been subdivided into squares and the streets surveyed. A $10 gold niece is offered by the owners for a. suit able name for this section of the town. Ernest Ray and Charlie Avery, who escaped from the chain gang last week, have been captured and returned to the camp. Mr. W. K. Brock has resigned as keen er of the Robeson countv chain nnt. HIh successor has not been named. The pastor of the Robeson Rent 1st Aa. soclatlon will hold a "Pastor's Confer ence In the Lumberton Baptist church January 16-18. The officers of the Rohesnn Conn), Medical Society for the ensuing year are: Dr. R. M. Moment, nrmtilent- rir n T. McMillan, first vice president; Dr! J. R. Brown, second vice Dresident: Tr. N. A. Thompson, secretary and treas urer The next session will meet In Mnxtnn the first Wednesdav in March Messrs. K. W. Floyd and C. B. Thomp son have formed, a partnership to con duct a retail general merchandise busi ness at Antipole. THK tlNLOADED Ol?X. Its Accidental nischargn Results in Icaili or Negro Youth Near Kin stun. Bpeclal to The Observer. Kinston, Jan. 15. A fatal accident occurred to-day about one mile from Falling Creek station, in which Clar ence Kornegay, an 18-year-old colored boy, was killed by the acci dental discharge of a gun. Korneaav and two or three other bovs were playing with the gun In the house and. In lieu of gun caps, had put match heads on the tubes, snapping them. After doing this for some time, Norman Jones, one of the boys, started to put the gun up In the gun rack when the discharge exploded, the load entering the head of Clar ence Kornegny. producing death. SPECIAL REDUCED KATE VIA THIS SKAUUAKD. The Heaboiird begi to announce that ac count of the oocanlonn mentioned below the rntfn nml condition! named will apply. Mexico t'lly, Mexico Golf Tournament Jfinuury lr,th-Febriisry 13th, 1906. Rats of one frat claai fare, plus 25c. will apply, tickets sold January lst-l2th, cmiUmioua pasnage in each direction with dual limit February 28th. 191. Chattanooga, Tenn. Southern Baptist convention ana Auxiliary Societies, Muy loth-loth, 16X18. Rate one find da fare, plus, 28c, for the round trip, (minimum rate) 60 centi, tickets told May 8th, Oi, and 10th, flnsl limit ten day. In addition to date Of sa)a Ticket nmy be extended. Tor further Information at to rates from any point or ehedule apply to your near eat Agent or oddresi the undersigned. - v. . UAH i, t. P, A.. Raleigh. N. C. itk i r no m Qj) t) moisture proof package . , . . mm feel the exquiaite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and : fear. Every woman should know that tho danger; pain and horror , of child-birth can be entirely avoided by Jhe use of Mother' Fticnd,' scientific liniment for external Use on v. which toutrhens and renders ' puaoie. au tne carts, ana .' asiiita nature in its sublime . I work. J3y it aid thousands' of women have passed this 4 great criaU in perfect safety and. without pain. Sold at ft.oo per bottle by drueeiiti. Our book of pricelegi talue to all women eent free. Addresa exAortzto rrrrxAir.t co c. - cracker ficienticallv cracker ever fresh: v, ' f 7 ' 'T7 " A"' VI a L" I 1 crisp and cleanv ,f 5 'i-e' 4 BISCUIT COMPANY ' New- Gambling law Wanted for Sohth ' Carolina. , ,;, v ... ' Correspondence of The Observer. Spartanburg, 8. C, Jan: lfr-The legis lature: Will be asked to pass a new anti gambling law to take the place of the antiquated statute 'now OA the books. The measure will probably be Introduced by a member of the epartanburg , dele gation and will . be : .short and " simple enough to let all the officers of tha Jaw know what to do. -a The law is eald to be the outcome of the experiences had by the police of Co lumDia, ureenviue ana partanDurg where the anti-gambling crusades have recently been going on. There - are sev eral features that do not suit the officers in the present law and they wish these removed.' : . j perfection can only be attained, in the physical by allowing Nature to ap proprlate and not dissipate ber own resources. Cathartics gripe,' weaken dissipate; while De Witt's Little Early Risers simply expel all putrid matter and bile, thus allowing the liver to as sume normal activity. Good .for the complexion. Bold by King's Drug Co. t :,: .ii To Remoye- -'r FRECKLES AND PIMPtES ! Ef 10 BAYS. USE i- NADINOLA, . " Tlie Complexion Bcantiflerl THE NAD1N0LA CKL ' NADINOLA Is a new discovery guar anteed, and money will be refunded in ever case where It falls to remove freck les, pimples, liverspots, collar disoolora tions, blackheads, disfiguring eruptions, etc. The worst cases in 30 days. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy, and restores the beauty of youth. " Price (0 cents and 11.00. Sold in each City by all leading druggists, or by mall. Mrs. EXta Brown writes: Nashville, Tann., Sept. 8, 1906. "I have been using your Nadinola, Egyptian Cream, Soap and Nadlne Face Powder and like them all very much. This is the first hummer since childhood that I have been without freckles. I am 34 years old and have a better complexion now than when a girl." Prepared only by NATIONAL TOILET CO., Paris, Tenn. gold In Charlotte by ? , ' R. II. JORDAN CO., r And all leading druggists, ,; INVEST!; 10 to (0 acres suburban property for sale, just out side, well elevated, commanding beautiful view of the city and surrounding country. With in short distance of car line. Build ing all cj-ound lays well. Good springs. Has some Improvements on It. Never haa been offered before. Nor has any Real Estate man got It. For further particulars, address, "Real Estate" care Observer. ,' . . tv-'-' vrrr- 5? j.T'V. ' ' ft. t 1 v Is tho joy of tbo household lot without ; It no happiness can bo complete. ; How tweet tho picture of , mother and babey aneelg , tmilo at and ; commend tbo , s ' tboughti and aiplrationt of tho mother bending over tho cradle. Tho ordeal through which the expectant mother muBt pats, how- " ever1; go full of danger and suifering that' ! the looks forward to tha hone vhn- li ahalt v ' ' If J l A . ... . 1 J. i pecliil it. " ' I i t l uii .-d. Puiiwicoia, . i i.. ...., 1 41. . KiiuiM. A (.1. iint .it . .1 f, r", , ielini.irv ii.'l-.,. i ,i, re, plus : : round too, tick! sold ! tin r 21 hi. . h Inclusive, iioul inult i. irch 8d 'I Ii kets cuii be enien. i until i,arch liin. Loulsvil'e, Ky Ace"'" t Ii ' 'rt'-nent of foupei ititciidHnv,e tr- nuomu t men tion' t al AM(.itiun, I urn iy Inn fti.ircti , 1st, one Idie, plus ronxil trip , Tickets sold 1" flirii.tl i Ul-Iolh. Siith, Imal limit Munti 4 h. Niagara alla N. Y. Account Nat' -nal , Associnttnn ot itetau , Oroceis inn- v-z iia.rv v.irn.Katrr. one. anrl nnA.ti,ini ' 'fares, plus too,, on. Cei locate plan basis. , - ) , . i..Ue.ili. N, C. ,0pgh'roini n. cf' : New and strictly first-class: i centrally located;, three minutes walk from depot. Hot and cold baths, elsctrip - lights. Ca ters to the commercial traveler. (" . , E. C PUGI1 Proprietor. XHEt MOOlf 18 MAS3 OJP GRKKW l'l"rB!M' aianv people would lead bar ia bsueve. wbea toe housewlte goes to - puroaase our for her baking dar but if she has usea tb rum or vnanotte nour aha will take nothing else. It is made mm? tne cnoieest . asieetea waeu and ground at our snUla r . , y . v UAUsXilHBVmil X1AJVK Mtiiim, ' . uu Hornet, rropiietar. Pnone, it, 4. . It will always pay you to consult us -before awarding your' contract Our work la the beet that can be had, v 'Vl - 4 HACKNEY BRO&, Plumbing and Heating Contractor' . Jobbers) in SuppUea . ; ') Hackney Bids. W. Fifth St . - ' SUIT CASES ; TRAVELLING BAGS NICE TRUNKS v If yon are contemplatlnc ' Suit Cases, etc.: you cannot afford to pass us. We are headauartera Ours are the made-to-order kind. - Details are looked after then we sell them on the narrow margin plan, which allow for the "bigger the made the bet ter the grade.! ' 1 8UTT CASES from $1.50 to ' 20.OB. j TRAVKLIilNQ BAGS 91.60 to 920.00. TRUNKS'., .. .. 98M to 900.00. We - are agreed that we save too from tOc to 110.00 at our prloea' - GILREATH & COi THE '! J! n 1 , it 1 The winning numbers in oo Prise Contest were ' First- Pruse No. 110J2, Fifty Dollars worth of Goods. 1 ' ' -,, . : Second Prise No. Sf 84, Tblr .ty-flve Dollars worth of Oooda , Third Prize No. 7S, Fit teen Dollars worth of Oooda C .Mr. Edwin Howard , holds . number for second prise. Cus tomers will please look -orer Coupons and report as soon as you find a duplicate to above ' numbers. ' , Wishing you .alt prosperous xmsw zear. GARIBALDI & BRU'iS. if ? A HOUSE BtTUTT ON aND Is little more risky than one built of scond-erade lumber. Use the first class 'kind and yoti will have a solid house that will, withstand alt shocks. We have good reason to recommend the . output of our: yards, because It's been tried "many a time end o." jret never found wantuig. When It's good lumber not too dearly priced you 'want,' it will advantage yoo to IjOk us up.' , . " -' , JF, XL A CO. , 1 ''. 1 r 0. " (' many l tors to u M 1 , that dcpriL: Vr-rv1cs r.l rl : i w w Eonis of the bcrr 1 : , k making' are as ollo.v: uonccra JN; u. ic novN..C. Vhcar tt Tr-r.:mi::ion Plant, AlLjmarb N. C. - Water Pumping Plant," ; Charlctto :i.C. Pcmbrc1 3 Planir- Zlill,' Pem- - l City fehtir.; Plant, Dallas N. C. Barker Chcmi ' I cal Co. In-lcj,, Flal- City Plant, Davidson, N.' C.- ; Henderson Cottcn' Mill, Henderson, N. C;-Irene Vvf" Mill, Gaffney, S. C. Leak Wall & I.IcRae,' Rock 5 . inham, N. C. IlarionUTg Co. .Marion, S. C;, and ' 'j? others, and cth-rs, and others.": :: .. - r - We name scrr.? cf tho very tcccnt installations for ; -. which, we l.z j made the switch-boards. We not a i - only make svitch-board3 for our own contracts : c but for othcr3 as well. Full Jine electric supplies ' 1 . v is'anlampSJnstoclv:,"''' ' t rt ' Tim n. n. TOMPKiMn aoKinnrjy HJlectncal Contractors . -' THE : GimnLOTTE : f,t 'Vvf "iyVm ARBj SOUTHERN AQENTS, JPOBV 4s TTJWED 'WIRlV.' GERMAN THETbLtS ' x 'ASTt x HEDPLE 'FRAMES.'- ) -v. .rw. --WRITB tl8 FOR PRICES. -0 .iv i 'I Foskett V Bishop team Traps Carried In Stock; also Card Clothing and', CHARIiOTTK -1' I BIBMW That covers all diseases (Ko vides, liberal sums for surgical operationskands pays kV7 v" eral.indemnity foir permanent disability Issued - by,, ' "v . 1 HABVOT IBETH . . , Manager;'" insurance Department.:' eUs sUHssVJUs. V- W vt4. We Wow Have, Over flOO Head of -Horses : and Mules In our Sales Stables and will 'continue 1 to :f carry that, many, or more .'during the months of January, February and" March. Remember, when you buy, "a horse or nult'trtm us each, animal must baas' represented. ' " ' f . ' - ; . : Jllnn irsmembert Tha lirnr tha stock' of floods the'wtdsr the ihaln j;"mDSivoRTHsorj$.-: Mm. VMS? PTVE YCJira CLD r Express ChargosPald By, Ua. trial will convince iism wo fnrmAdicinai ' us your orders and if ; return at our expense at once. . All anipments are znaae in puua cases. f i v Vf t.. -1 - ' ' Emit by Postal or VrItt fbr price '6 J.aaaAAaAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaani LET US'SERVE VOTJ t 'III'.' i" t , ritw 1 . tror au rurposcs 1 5' We sell .the best Coal i tnat money can bny, and Icnow'fjp give satisvj .faction, no matter what X yonr futl requircnents t r- J k. .4 w :. f Goal! Goal ! .r.ot - . ( a i 1 11 - I aval Hi e 1 v1. "V I ! r i - .va ht - V f -nt out, cr now Ihtcv Ci ly L?htin2 Phnt. IJcvrlcrmcnt Co. Whit- '. Charlotte NJ 0 i " "" ' m SUPPLY 80:.lPAeY GUAM i 4 , . s SPARTANBURG ' Exception) ;and also nro- ' ..va. wau m4 4-X.m TUJ (. I ' mm9 er ebJAoWeUsVW W V ?i .v. , ns ?-f!p i a'xt- . 4 y 4 you that these good are the - ana otner Burooses. oeuu not perfectiy satMactory, -. and money will MrjgCunded Express Money Order, list of other liquors. ginnw "vTTt-TFi;i 1 Chariotts'lBcst CJonducteri ' i ,, Tr Hotels - Jtj"; THE n r ,i "if it T OS" ft wV" (llff Special attention rnven to Table Service, makingit nn-" equaled fin the South, This is a feature of the Buford J that-is; claiming thejatten- tion of the traveling public,'; f Clean, Comfortable Beds, ' Attentive Beiranta';: .v 0E3AS!irJCt 5 '-:.-B3S511EG We have a beautiful line, as well as ' our usual complete StOciC Of , , . . r ! i f n 'J bjjl Jb L..J ,ii J.:.L0:::::::Jr:Co. riioue 211. :i S. Tryon f t. 7 t 5v J'f
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Jan. 16, 1906, edition 1
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