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- t 1 r 'n In, vor, whlcn in
i s ... ytjiiia li.is (iiwn from one so
cii ty to a worhWliie movement.
11 was In the Wlllwton CongTega
li.mal church. In Portland, Maine, on
t-bruary 2, 1SS1, that the first. Qhris
twin Endeavor Society was organized,
y .the pastor, Rev. Francis E. Clark,
1). D., with a membership of , about
t) young people.
From Oils small beginning the soci
ety has 'grown in these 25 years t to
67,213 societies,' with a - total member
ship ot more than 'four, million.' Jta
the United. States there are 45,172 so
volctles, n Great Britain and Ireland
".0,519, In- Canada, 4,278, In Austria 3,Q
-iiid In other countries . fmaljer num
J.rs. ,A - ' i, i.
The Christian Endeavor Society Is
now and always has been an , Inter
denominational v organization,' And it
a no doubt had a' large part in
'bringing about the closer fellowship
now existing1 among' the. different de
nominations
The Christian Endeavor Society
stands pre-eminently' for, lr" devotion
' to Christ 2, loyalty to one's church;
"8,' Inter-denominatlon&l fellowship. .
" The ' intellectual and social features
of any wll organized Christian En
deavor- Society are Attractive, but the
development of the spiritual nature
, has Always been the .first work or the
society, and the fact that this work
,- has never been allowed to become sec
ondary r i: any -other feature of the
,, organisation is the secret of its rapid
; growth . and lasting bold upon, the
' young? people who are its ? members.-
The irrowth of the society has-been
rapid and, healthy as well, for there
?i .nae seen tio time in its; matory wnen
, there ias (been stagnation. ,t
; 'The fact that) it Is Inter-denomlna-
& , tlonal "makes the Christian Endeavor
- . Society especially well adapted for
4 c mission" fields in heathen lands, and it
;'l ! has .reached to every- country1 snd ev-
:-..' has reached where the Gospel has been
4 : v preached.- ? V'? -n. "? r f r 4 S
' - Or, Clara, the founder of, the move
y u mentals, the president of -the United
' - Society of Christian , Endeavor, and
- "He devotes his entire time to the work
' - of the, society.,. He. is at present on
. a, tour around the -world, visiting the
r " societies In, all countries. . ' .
; ' , The' headquarters of the United Bo
,, ' elety ,&re in Tremont Temple, Boston,
i :tl The- organ of the Christian Endeavor
f, , Society is the Christian Endeavor
i ,t . World, and the Issue this week is es-
- peclally Interesting, being the quarter
" 1 century anniversary number.. -
- ' r TUDB" CARNIVAL CLOSE8. 1 !
',- ( Was s) Most" Decidod Success, 'Furnish
? '. Ing ; laiiooent Entertainment for a
-y'.-. Iiurg; v Patronage Mr. -'Kenneth
-: , Ward and Hiss Mlnetta Diffcy win
" . Prise ta tho Cake-Walk. . ,
4 The . Confederate Carnival, ' held un
r , der the auspttfes of the Stonewall Jack
son j chapter of the Daughters of the
i Conrederacy closed last - night , after
tui iiinuiiiai a, utxnt vjl juiijr, iimuveiik w
tertalnment la the" scores of. people
whoattended. The carnival was es
ttectaHv'-v-welh: - oatronlaed t- vesterdav
and lat night. During the. last hours
- or the event the large hall was crowd
..-ed with a merry. reckless crowd. 1
u Among the features of the carnival
yesterday was a concert oy the Rich-
ardson Orchestra, a solo by Miss Ju
- f 11a "Alexander., and the gTand - cake.
. . walk, ."which furnished the "climax .of
1 i the" entertainment iast Wight. The song
' . . sung- toy Miss Aleiander was the new1
, t 'Down, tn Dlxleby; Tickrwr,
uhicn loilows.-v.. j...- t , ,
r?t.t .t, - -. it lyvS k
,.i Oh,- DUlrt valet -are tunny.
, ' And Dixie's bill are blue? ,
" And Dixie'c akiet am bnnnie. " . '
A nf : III v tA'tt . VI i, ii-h "
s ' At ttart m Dixie' tkyj -. . f '.
. , And for Dixie, deer oM Dixie, ' ;
" We'd lay ut down and die.
i ' 1 ' ' n S T . v -v
j -Oh.SDixie't hortiw are bonnie, . -
" :sv And, Dlxle't hearts are true
,v ;? t And 'twat down In dear old Dixie.
vi t; Ous life's, flrrt breath we drew; .
.. LjAnd there our laat we'd tisrh, , "
j - And for Dixie,- dear old Dixie-.' .
'-r- we'll, Uy us down aad die. - -
-4 ; No fairer land than Dixie's 1
Ha ever teen the light;
; " '-- Ko. raver boyt than Dixie's v
VS'TOT ttand for Dixie't- right; - :
yj With hearts so true and higr
And for Dixie, dear old Dixie,,
-j;."'"!' To 4ajf.them d,own and die.:- -
The cake-walk was a treat. The en
tries Included all sixes and Age,' from
' ' the little tot 'of four or five suntmers
to ( the - ctlssled old Veterans. Three
, ; . couples, as "follows, tied Tor" Ihe 'cake
i ana tne perrormance was gone through
' again,;-much to "the delight of - the
; : spectators: CoL A. D. . Smith ' and
- , 1 Miss -Lilian. Held, .Mr. WVS. On and
,i . Mrs.-T. S. Shaw, Mr. Kenneth Ward
.- and. Miss Mlnetta DlfTey In the con
, 'test between these couples Mr. 'Ward
,-, ' and miss umey won the heartiest ap-
: provai or the judges and vera award
"i" ad th cake." " J.". i - s- i
' ; The proceeds-. ot the carnival "will
go to the "fund for the Vance statue
-,nnd the other memorial work of the
K Daughters or me vonrederacy,
St.'i.v-V. fe' . ' ' .' ". -1 ' -' '.. r ' - '''.'
, TT -DONATION tA FIXED.
Ladles of the Auxiliary Board Will
; f ; ";; Accept uuw. lor Jfresoytertan Hoe-
The auxiliary board of . the Presby.
V' 'terlan Hospital held Its regular month'
i' vly meetlng.i yesterday ; afternoon, rand
! discussed ways 'and means to better
" ' that Institution. It-was - decided to
have -"Donation Day." The thne was
; fixed for Monday,-the Utlv.vTbe ladles
i .. rwho have this -. work In hand will
. , sneetat the Tnospltal on that day and
receive anything that friends see fit to
, ' give. Such things as are needed n the
' kitchen.-in tha nantrvT nit th hsl
'( In the rooms and other olaces In. h
building are greatly, desired. .The -la
; dies will he on harid . from t. to f
o clock In ,the afternoon. l ,
-i : - . i II li I. i' '" .1 I n.li ,.i r f 1, t
' Mr." T . ( JMcMichacI, , Moves J Law
' ; Offlce. - i , jlu'
Mr, t; O. McMichaei, who for soma
time has been occupying one. of the
, law. offices on the second -floor of the
Trust building, : has moved Into the
Wilkinson buildfng, where he has fitted
vfr his ' quarters In very handsome
style.; ,
The office vacated by Mr,. Cameron
i' f. tf'-nson . on the second floor of the
,,Uut huilding; is to be occupied by
?oU Wr. Bv Kodman, division counsel
if ,the, Bouthern . Railway. , j -
, , .... .i ..i- .". ;
Xertt Not Engaged on SubJcct.MaUcr.
ro the Editor of The Observer:
In your, issue pf January 2, ,under
he heading of ''Suicide "Was Only
Joax." the rtatemerrt was made that
he Plnkerton,' Detective Agency was
ngaged upon the subject matter of
his article. As, there is ho, truth In
his statement, so far at It relates to
his agency, we would ask that you
,indly publish our denial of it.
r - , rt - ; II. W. -Bearce,'.
"-nernl Supertrendent Dinkerton'S
Rational Deterlive Afif-nfy.
, rhll-idi-lphla, I-a,, Jan. SI, Wl9.
j d'hif relates to a special" from Ashe
II (i 'jt ver.) ' ...
i r.rA:: i : rr rr: : i 1 1 ;u t
In?, I ...id. 'I ' , : . 1 r 'iu:;nq;
8,i'!. Dni":;! ar nt'.. i to r
ti'i'l mom y (J lV,..i f "rri t''C
. "s ' nicwiin Hay to ho 1ic i- :
I l t .a Kt I'lijilkt Fin; yi-.'scl
l.ooiti To-A.ht The tii-t oft .r
act cis.
Tl.e play which is to le pit. trl
in the First Baptist Sunday scliool
room at 8 o'cock this eveninij ly the
ladles of the 'Yates Missionary Soci
ety," entitled -"An Old Maids' Confer
ence," promises to be one of the most
enjoyable events of the mid-winter
season.' For . the past several weeks
rehearsals have been held at . regular
intervals and everything is now . In
readiness for . the play tonight; - A
small admission, fee " will 'be - charged
which will ro to the education of -a
young1 lady from the western section of
the State. . ' . ; ' ,s
The following is -the cait of charac
ters and the participants: y
: Hepzibah Thankful Snatchwell, pres,
ident.t airs. T.;. -.Si Franklin: Martha
Pickles Pertlckular Sprigglna, , Mrs,
C. i W. ' Butt;, Patience Deliverance
Hopkins Mrs. E." W Durham: Hese-
kiah Jaane Hopewell. Mr. W. H. Dun-
lap? JFalthle-' Mellndy WaltstUl, Miss
Inez Austin; Celynda Marina Hunt
good, 1 Mrs. C, O.. Kuester; Jenunla
Jerusha Jenkins, - Mrs. Wm. H.
Smead; Prlecilla w Jewsbury " Snicker.
Miss Carrie Cook: Sairy Aahn Poor-,
house. Miss Helen'JHarrlsElmlra 6e
peiberg Arabella Honeysweet Wordy,
Miss E. Miller; Seraphita VrBadheart
Hulcome, Miss Naomi Cook; Drusllla
XHsremembered - Lonesome; Mrs. W.
B. Taylor; Nancy Du sen berry Light'
neart;' Mrs. Dan uyeriy; Ducindy Ann
Siilly, Mrs: 3. T Penny. Ta Vltha So
phia TryatI, Mrs. -A. B Justice s Mer
cy -Aidrlch lesire ,a-Beau, secretary,
M-iss- Carrie Brokers Merlba ' Caatelope
Sen timental, Mrs. -it. Hackney Tamer
Ann : Snlffln, iMr WUlls- Brown; So
phlrlna Rosllla Hodge, -r Miss Emma
Milter Charity PeeksvIHe Smith, 'Mrs.
John Bomar, " Jane - Loutsy Melan
Choila, tMrs. B. M.-Hllblgj Amaranth
Temperance Blowcome, Mrs. H. . II.
f XOvBASEBALL THIS SIJBtMERt
rS- & - P - .1. - r( bJ
Charlotte People Itlanlfeetlne Little
- Interest in the Sport and dab
i, Ijmprobablo Plan for 107,
. Charlotte- baseball for the coming
summer seems to be all to the bad.
There Is bat little Interest being man-
iresiea ana no one seems willing ' to
shoulder the responsibility of working1
up a -club. Those who backed - last
year's team -believe that It Is best to
hold off a year and. If possible, go In
to the South Atlantic League,. in the
season of J907.- A well known, enthusi
ast stated to an Observer renorter v-
4erday that Charlotte baseball for this
year is 'Tio aood." t if this la h m
then those who played with the team
last year wui P released, v Jt Is estl-
maiea tnat several thousand dollars.
win .-.in reauired w finance such . .
team as would be necessary to be In
the South Atlantic League class.
.r c o.
I . ' U ui anl Cal.inet Now Favor
i, -n l.oartl 'iiiroii,,.h Mio I'rcsl.
i.e. t's Interventiou Secretary ' Met
viut and Cotton Bfcn Agree on
Overman 11111. -
New York Commercial, January 29th.
By acting In the capacity of "referee,
which position he personally .proposed
to assume, President Roosevelt ' has
brought the cotton growers and manu
facturers and his Secretary of the De
partment of s Commerce, to an . agree
ment on the Overman bill. This meas
ure, which has been introduced by
Senator Overman, of Iorth Carolina,
provides for the appointment of a spe
cial commission to. study the in terests
of the cotton-growers and the best
methods for. extending the market for
American. , cotton goods and- other
products. Secretary Metcair ha con
tended that' the purposes of the bill
could be . carried out - by his- Depart
ment and 'considerable friction : has
been encountered bythose who ere in
terested In the measure, - , .
It was at a special . interview last
week accorded former' Senator- J, U
McLaurin, ot South Carolina, William
WhitamwJr., and , Krister Alshcraft,
president ' of the American Cotton
Manufacturers' Association,- at the
White House, that President Roosevelt
decided to bring- the opposing forces
together. Be listened , to, the argu
ments of the proponents of the Over
man -bill, as set forth by Senator Mc
Laurin, and then sakjt . l-,
! "I believe this matter can be hah
died to better advantage If you and
Secretary Metcalf can get together and
thrash out the facta There Is to be a
cabinet meeting- to-morrew,. I . shall be
pleased to have you address the cabl
net, and more-particularly," Secretary
Metcalf, - I'll act as referee,", , ' f
This proposal was Instantly accepted
and ' in accordance the; committee of
three, attended the cabinet" meeting.
Every phase ot the trade commission
wasiliscussedf and, In the end, President-Roosevelt
and Secretary Metcalf
were completely won over to the rro
position of having Congress appoints, J
Bpeuiu cuuuiuBBion 10 do Known, as me
"world cotton and trade commission,
Ahiong - the lmportaxit -; organisations
that are working for the appointment
ot the commission are: The American
Cotton Manufacturing Association, the
Jew England Cotton Manufacturers'
association, tne cotton orowers' As
sociation, the New York Cotton Ex
change,, the New Orleans Cotton Ex
(hange, the Texas Cotton Manufacturers-Association,
the Georgia Indus
trial Association, and the Cottonseed
Oil Associat'on.
William .Whitam, Jr., - of Charlotte,
N. C, editor of The American Cotton
Manufacturer;' one. of the committee
of three that waited on President
Jlodsevelt, explained the object of the
Overman 1 1.1 to a Commercial repre
bentfUlve - It idiy. He said: '
''What Ve desire Is to have a careful
and exhuubtivo study of trade condi
tions made, with a view of extending
tho exports in cotton. Taking- the
wlible trade of the country, we now al
ways have a balance In our favor,
which would not exist were it not for
the big production -of cotton And the
export of cotton goods, -.The export
trade ; in cotton goods In tne .entire
world Is between $700,060,000 and 1800,-.
000,000. i, What, this country, ,now gets
out of that In the expert trade Is $50.
000,000, .which amount ' 1s nearty twice
as large as the figures for the preced
ing yean , " x
This country produces 75 per. cent,
of all the cotton grown in the" world;
and the Idea is to develop our foreign
trade tn cotton goods and at the same
time to spin at home ail. that we pro
duce, Jf we can sell 50.000, 000 worth
of the taw material abroad, why can't
we make t up here? j $
Yho!es2!a Horse Market
f.i l,,H.t j -1 -1
Has opened a.; wholesale horse and
mule .market af Greensboro, N.- C.
and will have between two and three
hundred head' of horses and mules
for
Dieir Owning Sale Next
Saturday-Feb. 3rd. ,
( i "i f 1 - r r 1 1 r r n r ' ' r
Hit : ; ,-.).':.
! hi W W 4 Lj -' w' ' -
:BUEXERS OF:
Estimates
Famished
: i : :7y: Lorrcspondencc
301ICUCU
. 4 -
V,4 ' '
V
CH ARLOTTC,
' j at- n-Wk u .-'.A a m r I '
-v HURIII UAUUUIIS A,
Southern
Railway
j, IN .EETECT JANUARY 85, 0fi.
This eondensed sohedole Is ouDUshsd as
tnform-,tien and is v. subject to change
witnout nonce W the puoue, - .
i t Kq a m.. No. I, dam lor Richmond
and local points eenaeets at Oreensbere;
ton Winston. f'. tn, . sttaJaiirh. Ooldiboro,
Newbern and Morehead City; at Dan
ville fw Norfolk. . - .
i:oJ ai m.. Mo. JT. daily for Keek HUV
Chester, Columbia and local station v
. ViVssj a.T m . O..Am-m VA
This stock was consigned to them tstmn T.yteSrll. aVd 'fsssOits''
h thA i tnnk : pAfsers and shioDedf connects at MoorMville l wmwmw
through -'the . mountainous parts of nSr Blowineekf Aahevilie10awrotha
North Carolina, 'Virginia and T-tVNo - v , Tork and
nessee, and a few from Pennsylvania Atlanta Express.' PwltoM sleeper t
and Ohio. This' Will be no risk tort Columbus, Oa., and day sches
. , , u ..' I janta. . Close conneotlon at Spartannurtf
the people to run in buying stock on , tor HendettMnville and AshevUle. '
this market, as every horse and muled. Sl' Vcfest
will be sold' under a full 'guarantee Wlansbero, Columbia, ; Bavannah, Jaek
oaviiie ana Auxusta. puiiman
to, be just as represented or money
refunded. , Everybody Is cordially In
vited . to attend , this sale. It will
commence Saturday, Feb. 8rd at 10
o'clock a, in., and will continue un
til every horse Is sold, regardless of
price. , 1 1 , ,
' Always ltcsncnbev th Full
I jaranve Uromo na
CamColdInOmDaytCbia Days
JNam
JSSSSS3
onrvery
hot. 2i
;WE makc our most respectful bow to
the. public and beg leave to announce the
OPENING of our New Tailoring Estab
lishment Saturday Feb, 3rd7 and cordially
invite . everyone to call and C wht therr
is to see.- ' , ' -.
CABANISS AND CO. INC
New Terk to Port Tampa and Augusta,
first class day coach Waehlngtoa, to
JacksoavUla' Dhnlng car servloa - 'm
. : la. m. No. H daily. U. Fsst MsB
for . Washington and all points Nerth.
Pullman drawing room sleepers te New
York and Richmond: day eoaebee New
Orleans to Washington. Dining, ear ser
! vice. Connects at Oreensboro for Wia-
ston-Salem, Raletssi and Ooldbore.
JM a. m. No. rfdally, Wsshlngton and
I Bouthwestern Limited. PuHmao draw--Ing
room leeprs. New York to New
Orleans, and Birmmgham. Pullmnebser
vaUon car New York to-Macon, Dining
ear service. Solid Pullman train.
leas a, m, No. ; ' Washington sad
Florida Limited. Puiiman drawing room
sleepers to New York; first class coach
to Washington. - Dlninx ear serdoe.
11:00 a- m.,No. a d-aiy, for - Davldsoa,
Mooresviile,; Barber Junction. Coolee-oeer
Mocksvllle, Winston-Salem, and Roanoke
Va and local aolnta .
M:86 p. m.. Na 11. daily, for Atlanta
and local stations; connects at Spartan
burg for Hendersonviiie and Ash-villa.
j 7:00 p. m.. No. dally, for Richmond
' and local stations; connects at. Greene
. borO . for- Raleigh-and Ooidsboro. Pull
man sleeDers. Oreensboro to - Ralfllgb,
Charlotte, to Norfolk, and Charlotte to
MARDI GBAS CARNIVALS, FEB
RUARY 2S-2T, 190f.' MOBILE,
, ALA. PEN8ACOLA. FLA., AND
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
' Southern Railway announces that
on account of the above occasions
round-trip tickeU will be sold to Mo
bile, Pensaoola and New Orleans at
extremely low rates. " Tickets on sale
February Slot to Jth Inclusive, with
final limit March Srd and may be
extended until March 17th by per
sonally depositing ticket with Joint
Agent and paying fee of 60 cent
The following roundrtrlp rates will
apply from Charlotte: New Orleans,
La., 123.26; Mobile, Ala, 119.00:
Pensacola, Fla., . slS.SO. Through
Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers and
.first class day coaches. Charlotte to
Mobile and New . ( Orleans without
change. For further Information
call on any Agent Southern Ry., or
write R. U VERNON, T. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
W. H. TAYLOE. O. P. A. ,
Washington, D, C.
Calif ; . am lti4( .
1
la '
Emerson;
Prescot,
Adam Schaafc
Piais
Angelas Piano. Players
Cash or Installments ''.
CHARLOTTE MUSIC .COMPANY
lit N. Tryon. Phono lit.
L. WALDO ABIES, Manager. ' ,
Phone us (8 1 S ) ; when m need of ; si
' piano tuner.
TAILORS
NO. 9 SOUTH TRYON ST.
QU.R
RIMTF0RM
v
,We ard Tailors; Good Tiailors; and shp aim to pro
duce good tailoring onlyr While exercising sensible
ewbmjr in the conduct of our business both in items
of expense and in cost of ;construction-T-we ;shall not
strive fter sensational cheapness;. Excellence of pri - '
duct shall be' our first iwnsideratiori-andrthe ! prices
.will be fixed at the irreducible.' minimum. Absolute
satisfaction being the. condition of every sale, we shall
not bind our customers by a cash deposit r . or other
wise and they.wittjbe left free to , determine whether
our4prodt3ct equals bur. promises or : meets their ex-
chmond.
:00 p. m. No. 76. dally, exoeat Bunaay.
freight and passenger for ChesMr, 8. C,
anil lrtPAl nnlntL
daily, except Sunday,
(iljSifi)
: t'.lS o. m.. No. M.
for 8tatsvine and local " stations -eon.
meets at Sattesvllle for AshevtUe, Knox
Vllle, Chattanooga and Memohla
p. m. No. 0, da'.y, Washington
and Southwestern Limited for Washing
ton and all points Kesth. Pullman slsp
ere and Pu'.lman observation ears to New
York. Dining ear service. Solid Pullman
! :$ P- tn. Ne. colly. Washlngtea and
' Florida Limited, for Columbia,' August.
Charleston, Savaanati and Jacksonville.
Pullman drawing room sleeping; ear to
' Jacksonville, 1 First class day soaohae
; Washington- to Js-ksonvUle. 1
10:33 p. m.. No. M, daUr, New York and
! Florida Express, for Wsshlngton and
points North, Pullman sleepers from
' First class day coach, Jacksonville to
! i51 pfaJrt No. X dally, for Wsshlng
ton and points North. Pullman sleeper
to Washington. First class oay eeach,
Atlanta to Washington. ..- ..
JoTsop. in.. Na . dally. United States
Fast Man for Atlanta and points South
and - Southwest. , Pullman drawing room
sleepers to New Orleans nd Birmingham,
day coaches Washington to New Orleana
Baggage ealleA for and checked from
hotels and ,j residences by Wedsworth
Transfer Company, on ordsrs left at City
SPENCER.
pectation.
JUL
As an item ' of interest" os&yr-
: tracting - trade .thereby. I we' :
-m name our prices r: "
Slfferd: to Tastej$20l!D
.t ', f "ll,"" I i' jij
Top Cczls STb 2()
VeStS; It:::rcjJrTdeiip
' ; ' 1 'riir- ( " ' K '
-1 ,, .'.. j - t.
:.: V-,V'Soi v" " r c5,
A ' .-" -7-"
f:3. 9S.Tr;:a !t.
WE'RE READY
. H. B.
General Mantgtr.
passenger Ti-ffia Manager.
. W. H. TATLOB. "
' Passenger Ageat
Washington, li. C
v. , v i '
v v ? un
.1 v
the genuine Sun" Cured Tobacco flavor, by j
a Vt .
and have niadet it the largest seller , by
refusing imitations advertised as sun cured .
Leant the Genutno Gun Cured Flavor cm out ;
this advertisement and end, together with sc. sump,' to R. J.
Reynolds Tobacco CdnVVfaston-Salem, N.C.snd they wiO'snsQ free
jo sample or this tobacco, yvrlte your name end address plainly.
Ka 11.
'"'..tv
m T7 a Ren A ptS I HEALTHFULP RESTFULNESS
tUAIR LINE RAILWAY
plrect line to principal aitlee North,
Bast, South and Boutawset. Behsduie ef-
Sctlve January 7. IW, '
Trains leave Charlotte a follows!
; No. 40. dJIJr :0l m tw Monroe,
Hamlet and Wilmington,' con oasts at
Monroe tor Atlsnte, Birmingham and
ooints South, at Hamlet, for Raleigh,
fcortotk.Rlchmond Washington, New
tori a4 all polnU North and Bast; for
Columbia, SAvannah and Florida points
NoTlSVoaily. : "., for Lincoln.
, Bhslby , Rathertordton. - Cob.
yatWneolnton with a N,V
tci m, O11' T:U p- m- Monroe.
Snec or Atlanta. PlrmlnBham i
EVlVlah Richmond, Washington. New
vSrk and aU points North and Fast,-At
.mlet or Columbia, Savannso
ilorida polnta Pullrnan sleeping
Si..rtotte to portsmooth-Norftik,
f no. . freight dally exe-pt Sun,
day with eoacb attached, at e:af2
"ZXIfa ' follows, '
' No. 128. W s, fom points North
tfotSt ! t,,0 Rutherfordton.
sibrano tlncolston. - -. "7
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Himlet and Monroe also fm powu
North end South, ? M
inneotions are made at Monro with
aUthrousb train for points. North Via
Routbv wMB are eompcaed of vestibulid
JareB "r?.1 irmwlaf room
steeping ear anddining cars between
Atlanta, through Richmond , and Wash,
tnaton to Kew lorn. -
For rates, time tables, raserraUoas,
aooly to ticket airent or, ... -t lV. , "7
. Charlotte, nTc.
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, Raleigh, N.. C
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Soeelal : reduced , ' re tes : via Beab card.
Pensacola,.' Fla.; New Orleans, Lat
, . Mount, . aisv-iroount Aiarui ; urns,
, Kebruary ind-i;,tli, one fare, plus 2oJ,
round trip, tickets sold February Hint
2;th inclusive, final limit March 3d.
, Tickets can be extended until March
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tjoutsvlll. Ky. Account Department of
Hu(ir1ntentlnc Notional KducH tlon
al AsuoclRtlon, Febrtmry S7th-Maroh
Int. cms fHr. pin 2.iv round trip,
Tlokets S'liii I'-brtmry, Jih-2lh-luth,
final limit - l-.-h 4th.
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Purity" Cotton Felt Mattresses, the Standard
SMattress of irnerica
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qualities, lam? ABSOLUTELY PURE RAW STOCK ia L
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FACTORY IN JHE WORU&UZytp 6 of sciac I.ts
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EyciV ; Mattress manufactured bears' out' ''PURITY", bade
and is sold under this positive guarantee.
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