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. ,2: : ' . CHARLOTTE. DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE 12, 1D0G. .fr-t."V'" "r. Sporting N(ys; BASEBALL ; SUMMARY' ;tr soxmntRW ikaoub. At fihre reports Bbrevepon. At . - t AtUttl Hock:! Little Bock, t Btrro- tagbam, . , It New Orleans: . New Orleans, 1 Montgomery, . At Memphis; Memphis, 2; Nashville, 1 , " V SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. At Augusta: Augusta, t; Jackson 'i'f'ifirM. rvtumhla. : Macon. S. At Charleston: Game with Havannah called o(I; rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Cleveland: Cleveland. ; Waehlng m'.H. Louts: St . Loula, If Ftlllndel PAtClilcago: Chlrago, New York, 1 At Detroit: Detroit, 6; Huston. 7. VATIrtVAI. I.KAOt'K. At PhiladelDhta: Philadelphia. S: P!tU- hurtr 1 tflfl Innlnae). At New York: New Tork. 1; Clncln- null & At Rronklrn: Brooklyn. J; Chlrago, 8. At Boston: Bolton, l; Ht. Loula, t EASTERN I-EAOt'E. At Baltimore: Baittmore. Newark. 1 At Um hritrr: Itwheater. 5: Huffalo. 1. At Jrmr t'Hr: Jersey c ity, b; I'rovl- denee. 1. VIRGINIA BTATB l.EAOtTF. At Panvtlle: Panvllle. a: Norfolk. 1. At l.ynchhurg: Lym-hliurg, 2, Klch tnond. L At Portsmouth: Portsmouth; Roa noke. I. staxdixo of niK tLcns. SOI'TIIKIIN I.KAGIE Won. i..dt. P r. .4 .r. .Ml .m .421 2X hreveport . . Atlanta . . . . New Orleans Birmingham . Memphis . . .. Montgomery . Naahvllle .. . Little Ro k .. '."1 'J '.' i: 1 n m :io U5 HOt'TM ATLANTIC l.KAOI K. 'm. I.et. Augusta .V 17 CnlumMa 2S -I Savannah .1 :'4 Charleston 21 -4 Mnn 'JO i"i Jacksonville lit L'7 p r .KB r,i .4W .4i7 .444 .413 AMERICAN l.EAGl'F. Won. lat. Now York 39 17 Philadelphia 21 1 Cleveland 3 17 rtrit :t 8t. taula :4 '.'4 Chicago 30 l' Washington 17 '.n BuMun it U P . ,6 .) u'i .170 .292 NATIONAL I.KAUIK. Won. It. P.c. .6H0 .MO .b-JM .44J .400 .177 .2Z Chicago .Vi 1 Pittsburg .11 M New York JJ H Philadelphia 2a Ht. Louia r.t :n Brooklyn :-0 Cincinnati :i M Iloiton 13 1 EA8TKKN l.KAfitK. Won. lAnt. . : 14 IT . .614 U i2 irrtvy City BulTal' Ti Newark 21 Rnoheatrr 1 Baltimore 19 Providence Ik IH 1M II 21 : Mo itontrrai Toronto LRAGt'K (JAMFS. BOUTHERN LEAOI'Fl New Orleam, June 11. -Montgomery won out In the tenth Innlnc to-lay when Oueae let down and hla aupport weak ened. The lorala could not touch Malar key core: R. H. E. Montftomerr ,. 000001000 I 4 o s New Urleana . 000001000 01 1 4 Batterlea: ftfalarkey and MrAleeae; Ouea and Btratlon. Time, 1 6. l in plre, Kennedy. Memphla. Tenn , June 11 -Rr btinchltiK hlta In the eighth Inning tn-dny Nnali Vllle aoored three rung and won from the locala. core- K If. E. Naahvllle 0 0 1 0 0 9 0 3 04 10 1 Memphla 000I1000O-2 3 Batterlea: Horrell, Mcminn and Wella; Br. ;wn and llurllmrt. 'ilini", 1.60. I'm plrc, Rudderliam. Little Rock. Ark. June 11-In the ahctent game ever played In the Houtli ern League, I. tula Kock aliut out Birm ingham to-day. . icore: R. II. R. little Kih-k . .. 00000:Ox-2 7 0 Birmingham . . oooooono 0 0 4 1 Batterlea: N.wllng and Anderaon; Wllhelm and (iaivln. Time, I:7. 1'm plni, Buckley. Bhraveport, I.a., June 11 -Atlanta won to-day'a game In II, nlntli Innlna;. Hug bee and Frlti both pitched great hall. It. II. E, Hhrfveport .. .. OOOOOOAOOo 4 2 Atlanta oooooooi-i a o Batterlea: rll and 'InrTlua, uha and Kvera. Time. 1 60. l inplre. Klai-y. HOI.'TII ATlJkNTK I.KA'II K Auguala. June II Mffiie.t I li ri ii 1 tleldlng; ly Blernian on the abort fledl wua tlm feutur of the game to . In) Walker wna wila Ht tlmea, letting In in. run In the flltl. on ii wild pluii. and twie nlllnr Ihw bacea by bad di-l!serj. Hlii-a had lua m ger broken. Hcore: H t K Jacksonville , . 9 0 o n i o 0 o -1 I, o' Auguala . . .. o I u u u o J o t, Batterlea. Wnlkir and Hhi-a rind Hniltlr llolmea and aiw.n. 1 hi,., ; mi,u Latliam Columbia. K t , Jun II. -After tlm Jrat inning to d.n tin. a.ime wna a Joke llpade waa benli-n unmrrrif uiiy- nnd t,, ' bellied to loae do- gunn- l.y wild throw Columbia's one error aliiar, Macon to aonre twb In Dm flret Inning Score: i( )( yt Columbia I 0 4 ii (i :i i f. x n i.' i Maoon I (i u o ii v hi i .t ii 4 Batterlea: llem.iii vnd Hweeny, Hpndc and Rolrtnaon. Time. 1 il. I mjure, Mace. A M KKK'AN I.KAiil i ; Iletrolt. June . -Boaton bitting HarH pitching were the only leatun-a Of a very badly played game. ' Score: H k y lrolt 9 04000001 4 h t UoeUui .. ., OOlf, 0100ft 7 1.1 3 oaiierie: r.iionnaa. H' lver and Tanoehlll. Hurrla and Armhruater .!:.. Umpire, Connor and itural. '.iv lie; Time, , ...Chicago. Jun. II, Hy hunching hits !'",;': new York to-day shut out Chicago. 1 to ' ' . In the BnaJ game of tha scrle. , fcr: R. II B. ' ... , U .'Chicago OOOftooeoo-o Jw York .. .. fl o u 9 I) o i -g 7 1 I .Batterlea: Mmlth and Hulllvan; Hogg .". . I- and McUulre. Time, .e. I'mpire. Klieri 1 .v" dan, ., - Cleireland, June ll.-Washlngton bunch ed three singles, two triples and a home y,, rwat vn sira acoreq nva rune win- , - v ping the game. ,;- Sceret- r if as rievrUnd .. "... 01 1 oooot a 14 j ' .. Washington .. . 1 S 0 0 6 0-41 10 1 Katterieat Joss and Kella and Clark . ', Faikenlierg and Klttredge. Time. 1 Co L'aiplre, O'Loughlln. '.''t'''tol juna II. -Inability to bit .' Pygert lost for St. Loul, to-day. S to 1 u,: :-' aWorat - u 11 a ' r,1?, r I'ossiso-is 1 '! , Philadelphia . .lvo4 1 BRttariew: Howell and ftpencwr; Dyger pw amorawra. lime, a noura, .vans and Connolly. t , (, t-'nipftea, .' ,-V-'",; nationaIj leaoub. ..-t ; ' Brookirn; funs' 11-Chlcago won eaallv rroM Ove local Nationals to-day, tailing ;, ;.r ' f ,.,,.... ....I. 1 Malaria Caoaea Loos of Appetiie. VThe Old Standard drove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria and niiMe or the system Sold by all dealer fey J7 years. PrUo ft oesU Pnatorlua out of U box to (our Innlnta. M. It. JBt. Chloago"., ' llft-4l 11 I Brooklyn ., 0010010 1-1 10 Batter Ira: - 1 Overall and - Kiln- Paa -rortua, Mclntyro and Kltter. Tlui, 1:44. Umpirf, HB,r.,lr-;, ,. ...,, , ..t f y New Tork, June 11. The homo team won to-day from Cincinnati, 1 to C Harry wae put vut of tii cam for wranfllnif with the umpire. , " , " Scorei a It a Cincinnati ... ... OOOIOOOOO-O 1 New York .. .. 00001 0 0 x-1 I 0 Batterlea: Frame r and Uvlnnton; Mi-- Olnnity and Howerrnan. Time, 1:30. Urn- pirea, vunwuy ana V umy, Boitan. Juno 11. Boston waa demnrnl laed to-day and St. Louu won without apeclal exertlou. fctoore: R. It E, Bt. Loula 010I1010S-8 Boeton 0 0 0 1 0 9 0 0 0- 1 B 11 UatterlM: Taylor and (Iradv: Mod man and Brown. Time. ! ul. uniolre t-arpenwr, Phllodcliihla. June II. PltUburc defeat d Phlludflpfila to-dny In a well-played ten-innina laror. llurxe niayeu a con plcuotia part In the came, botli at the but and In the field. Bcore: R It E. Plttaburr .. .. 0 0 10 110 0 0 1-6 13 Philadelphia .. 1O0IO00O0O-J 12 Battorlea: Ievy, IMeld and ulhaon and Phelpa; flpnrka and Donovan. Time, 3:u. Umpire, Knialie. 40 to 1 Shot Wln t-Ycar-OM Errnt at Gravmanul. New Tork. June 1L Acrobat, a 40 to ahot. won the Bedford atakea, for 2-year olda. at Urareaend to-day. His favorltea were beaten. Hiimmarlea: Klrat race, elllna. about furlonaa Rye. If to 5, even, won- Keuter, 11 to 10, aecond; Nance lloilfe, ( to Z, third. Time, Second race, eteenle, chaae. about 24 mllea: Knlvlit of Klway, 6 to 1. won rommlary, V to S. mtcond; Oro, to 2, hlrd Time. 4 M -6. Third race, mile and an eighth: Ore ri de. li in 1. won; nulla r.ye, to 2. aer 'nd; Olltcr Cromwell, 10 to 1, third Time, 1 H i s. Kmirtti race.' the Bedford atokea. ( furlong: Arrobut. 40 to 1, won; Mneter leatrr. K to i. aecond; KM Klver, 7 to hip! Time. 1:02 Fifth race, eelllna;, mile and a fif teenth. Janetn. 20 to 1. won; l"alettc. ,10 o 1, mv-onrt. hid J t h Jarnea, t to 1, third. Time. 1 414-6. Blxth race. S furlnnaa: Kountaln Blue 1 to 6. won; But Mnateraon, J to 2. aer nd: Oenrae. H. Iavl. 20 to 1. third Ime. 1 01 Puiir f-'avorltrw Win at I a ton la. Cincinnati. June 11. Four fnvorltea oiih aecnnd choice and two outalilera won he nevrn rucea at ljitonia to-iiay. The ourth event, at a mile, wna the attrac Ion if (he aflernixm. Cotton Town, the Klfl-on favorite, won the race eitnlly iimmarlep . Klrat nice. 7 furlnna-a: Cunltuno. 7 to 10, won; Ualeaman. 2i to 1, ae-oml; Bill artcr. 10 to 1, third. Time. l:23-6. Hecond race. 41 furtouira: Li'xoliiie. 1 to a, won, Montnlhan, 7 to I. ecrnml, Cracken Thorpe, to 1. third. Time, :. 2-5. Third rnce, t, finlonga: Ijidy Carol, 30 to i, won; Concert, m ui 1, aeconil Klhel I)oya. to 6, third Time. 1 141-5 fourth rnic. mile: Cotton Town, 4 to 4. won; Hurry Hcott. l; lo 1. aecond; lie ring. to I. third. Time. 1 40 2-i Fifth rnce. 6 furloiiRe: Billy 'ertrea. .10 to l, won Friction. 4 to 1. aecond. Mildred, 4 to fi, third. Time. 1 :UK 1-6. Hlxth rnce, 7 furlonita: Revolt. 3 to 1, won; Hliari Bo , K to 1. aecnnd : Royal Legend, 3 to 1. third. Time. 1 : 1-f. Seventh rnce, mile and a alxteenth: Tom Hoherla, evnn won; The (iiidflv. li tu 1 aecond; Panlel $ to 1, third Time, 1 17 3-D. CONSKCHATIOV AT XASIIVILLK. ItlxlX itcv. John It. MorrU la fatln a Cailiollr Itlahop In Miiat KlnlMtratr Krllslnna Kvcnt In Tciiiickk-o Capi tal' I Malory. Naahvllle, Tenn., June 11 Right Rev John H Morrla, of tide cftv, w,ia to-dav consecrated Kumiin Catholic blMliop of Aconla, and coadjutor of I.ittla ltixk. at Hi. Mary a cnthedral The occasion aur puaaed hi elaborateness any rellglona event that luia ever taken place In Naah vllle. Right Hov. Illahop Byrne, of Naahvllle, waa conseemtor and Illahop Allen, of Mobile, and Bishop Oallagher. of (lalvraton, Teg., the aaslatanta. Arch blehop Moeller, of Cincinnati, preiichi-d the consecration sermon. Among the pre In tea present were: Rev. Father Krii.-m- er. vicar general of I.lttle Rock; Mgr ti'Connell. (Hie, tor of the Catholic I nl verslty. of Washington. I). , lllhop Muldonn. of Chli'iiao; lllshop McCloskey of lyitilavllle. and Ulshop Iunnc of I i.i Inn llorida ItUcr Stcnmrr Sinks. I'liohitu. Ma . June II The stcBmer Fearless, which runles the mall la-tw.n I'nlulka nnd up-river p,inl on the HI John's river. .mk at her wharf at Colee, two and a half mllea from here, early tl.i morning No lives were lost. Cut this out nnd take It to It. If. Jor dan A I'n.'i (Ulmg store and gel a free sample of Chamberlain's Htoinaeh nnd Liver Tablets Knr biliousness and con stipation thev are uneualed. They Im prove the appetltu. atrengthrn the dlaea tton and regulate th liver and bowels BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL BROADWAY, Cor. THIRD- STREET Ni:V YORK. GREAT FAMILY HOTEL. Excellence Without Extravagance. KATKR: American IMan Si SO per day. European Plan $1.00 prr day. This beautiful hoi el enjoys a repu tation of highest reHpectnblllty and freedom from all objactlonnhln feat ures, and recommends Itself to LA blUH and FA MI 1. 1 EH for Its quiet, orderly management, clean, well-kept rooms, great publlo parlors, grund halls nnd liberal Hlnlrwnys Hend for Iurge Colored Map of New York. KIIKB. DANIEL V. WEim. Manager. TIIXY ILW.VES Prop'r. lloliil Hhorehnm, Atlantic Clv. N J t'apiicily JKi Within a few hunilre.l fM-t of iici.un. open aurruunillnaK I'rlvnin Ip.ilhs Elevator. 'Phones In rooms. Modern cum enlencea. Itntes, t: M, III, mi and Imrti weekly. Itoosl.t ,ln ),y m North Cnrollriliin. W. II. Co'lTKN 0,M 1UJE itOON l WAPB OJT UUiLKH CHOjaka many people weald lead aer to be lieve, when the housewife goes to tore base flour for her baking day ut If she hag one used the Pride of Charlotte flour eh will Use nothing els, it Is mad of Ui choicest ea Ucted wheat and ground at oar mill, UkVKLKMiVna VXOCfl M1LU . J. 1 aWtaor. ITopglsto. fc-ii:v-r.v.-:VV,.v'Iv SCORES rKEK A-BOO "WAISTS. , JPrlent ' in Trenton 1 Sbarpljr Itrbukeo i wtMttcn for immortcaty of Attim in Trenton,- K. X Special to Now" Tork v Herald.';; -. ;,. r v-.'. '. Tha Rv. Father Triaddeug Hocart, ono or trie moat promipnt Catholic rector In th Olocea of Trenton, era. atad consternation among women In hla congregation rthla morning whan ha aharply rebuked them for tha 1m modeaty of their aummer attire, x preaalng horror particularly because or thalr "peek--boo" walata. Ha declared that euch dreaa wag unbecoming to any decent woman and nhould not be worn anywhere In pub lic', especially in a houae of worship, where the aplrlt of absolute purity In though and appearance should prevail. He alao expressed hlmaelf very em phatically agulnat the growing prac tice of placing elaborate decorations on graves. Dead, aa She Saw Him In Dream. Now Tork Herald. Tired of waiting for her husband to come home, Mra. Mary Boh land, of No. 67 Henry street, Jamaica, went to bed about S o'clock yesterday morn ing. Bhe awakened suddenly from a dream in which the body of her hus band was seen by her suspended from a rafter In tha cellar. Springing from her oedishe hurried to the cellar and there, true to her dream, was tne dead body of her hus band. Nicholas Boh land, S7 years old. Ha had made a noose of a new pair of suspenders, and tfter making It fast to his neck and a refter. had kicked a barrel from beneath him. Hohland suffered greatly from the heat Kuturday. He left the house In the evening, promising to return in an hour. Hla wife believe that his mind has become unbalanced. MIsMiaatppI Mob fchoots Negro to Irath. Ilatllesburr, Miss.. June 11. Wood Ambrose, a young negro, was ahot to death to-day at Prentiss. 45 miles eaat of here, by a mob which broke Into the Jail where the negro waa confined on the charge of shoot ing a white man. SPRAINED ANKLE, STIFF NECK. LAMK SMOULDER, These are three common ailments for which Chamberlaln'a Pain Balm la espe cially valuable. It promptly applied It will save you time, money and suffering a hen troubled with any one of these ail ments. Fur Bale by R. H. Jordan ft Co. Repainting. Paint has no protection against the ele ments. and climatic changes work hard and fast upon it. The but paint will eventually wear down, and the surface will have to be re painted. But when Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil are used the surface is left smooth and free, all ready for the painter to begin his work. . If, on the other hand, a hard, lifdes, inelastic paint (snch as line and barytes) has been used, it cracks, peels and wears off unevenly, leaving a scaly surface, necessitat ing the expensive and dangerons process of burning off before satis factory repainting can be done. To paint with cheap paint is to repaint at high cost, and too toon. Those who use LEWIS Pure White Lead fa! vie bj Ike Old ltatre. Process) repaint seldom and at lowest cost aae ksr a WkM Matalataf amral hiliai f uiiil bull, mtmtttkt maakl. miMaH 1 . m(w Hbw la stlauag rai aaaaa. A tat sar slsl smo' " lna. JOHN T. LCWrS BROS. CO. 2.11 Smith Vreat 54.. Pblladelphla, Pa. For Sale by All Dealers. mi White THE NEW HOTEL TARRYM00RE OP E N S June 1st and promises the best accom modation ever afforded visitors to Wrights villc Beach. 175 rooms 114 face the ocean. Telephone in every room. Brilliantly illuminated with electric lights. Hot or cold tub and shower baths. Abundantly supplied with health-giving artesian water. Facilities for surf-bathing, sail ing, boating and fishing unsurpassed. Excellent cuisine. ' For rates and other, information, address W.J. M00RE, Prop., Wrlihtsvllle Beach. N. C. Davis White Sulphur Springs IIIDDKNITtC. NORTH CAROLINA. ON BOUTHERN HAM, WAY fllOM CHARUiTTK TO TATLORtVILLR lil.VUri l.-V'ir1--'f;.it .ir.-imAm '' u : - - ' . i vf ? r VI m. h I 'v'' ' 1 VvVr-'fi bowling Resident Dhysl-lari la hotel for. tlie eeasnn, '- ' i . r . ' -..i. ,- July and August Of to fl per Week. Fer DAMS JHtos., lPT.V trIwieoraL llinDlUIT& W, & ' ' OLIt C ME CI' Kill .V . ;- HOTEL W00DARD ' Broadway and ' SStb St ' r. New -Tiwk City. A high-class - transient and ' residential hotel, catering only ": to a refined, and exclusive if -tlentile. .vy . W..- f. Exceptional Restaurant Musio, To IX OREEN, Mgr. j BUCKROE BL4CH HOTEL Tho -Virginia resort .for .North Carolina people. Convenient t6 site of James, town Expeaitlon. Cuisine unexcelled. Perfect sanitary , conditions. Malaria unknown.) The Finest Ha tiling Heacb on the Coast.. Pleasure boats for -flshing furnished hero to guests. For rates - and Information, address C.W, REX. Manager, Buckroe Beach, Va. , CONNELLY. SPRINGS H0T& II. C WILLIAMS. Proprietor. Connelly Springs, N. C. Opened May 20th. . Completely remodeled, hot and cold water, eleotrlo bells, situated on the Southern Railway, 68 miles east of Ashevllle; elevation. '12.000 feet. For rates and further information. address H. C WILLIAMS Connelly Springs. N. C IIOTKL OATF Hendersonville, N. C. Largest and best equipped Hotel In Hendersonvllle. Equal in every re spect to anything In Western North Carolina. Write for rates. A. A. GATES. Proprietor. PINE BEACH HOTEL PINE BEACH. VIRGINIA. Adjoins Jamestown Kxposltjon grounds, V minutes by trolley from Norfolk, Virginia's neweat, finest, coolest, health iest resort hotel, combining every mod ern convenience, unexcelled cuisine and service, sail water on three aldea. Plnf n the rear, sweetest drlnklns wster. per fect health conditions Bathing, boatinc fishing;, golf, tennis, bowling, orchestra and other diversions. Write for booklet. wm. c. jtuiJiK. Manager. 3E TATE SPRING affords the finest possible combination of health and Eleasure resort features, igh up in the mountains, the location and climate are ideal. $30,000 spent in improvements, refitting;, enlarging;, and moderniz ing the hotel. Rooms en suite with bath ; steam heat ; dining-room capac ity increased to 600. - 1 t Tate Spring Water is famous for its curative pow ers in stomach, liver and kidney diseases, and all troubles that are traceable to those sources. Wrilt far fit, book let, Uatimenlala, etc., ef the " Cirltkaa at America." Water eald at all lirug ataras, er we aala direct. TH0I T0MLINS0N, Seaer Tata Sgrlng, leas. . A wen . innws aiiring ell known curative proper tor Indlgaation, dya- kWney trouble, Hotel, complete, and sewerage eye- ot and etild bathe. , lawn tennis, alley, ahootlng gallery, talephonea eon- neel na 1 eacn noor w in A ufflce, telegraph and tela pnone connections wnn surroundttig - - country. Healthy, ligation. An lileal plao t rest and reimperat. Two through train dally, from Char lotte, arrive 11 a. in. and I0:M p, m. flpecial price for May. June and Haptsmber. If to N per week. further Information wrIU for beoklat to I R I MO SAGO. A II D Invitje the attention of tern wrd. . The : greatest mo ,whw t,w w Largest Builders of Cards In DRAWING FRAMES ROVING FRAMES A. H. Popular Street Pumps Gun Metal and Patent, Extension edge, Military heel. Price $a00. Pre paid express $3.20. ALL THE SWELL STYLES GILREATfUCO. CHICK SPRINGS WATER Cures Indigestion fresh Shipments Received Every Day Brannon Carbonating Co. 'PHONE SS& Agents for the Springs. I MORS TO THE CITY Can find a beautiful and use ful assortment of serviceable Souvenirs In our Immense stock of Fine Gold Jewelry, Watche. Diamonds, Cot Glass, Sterling Sliver and all the latest novelties In Oold and Sil ver Jewelry. The largest stock In tha State. Garibaldi & Brans. Dr. E. Nye nutdilaon. i. J. Hutchison. INSURANCE FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT OtTICBt Nex 9, If cat BsjtMlafl. SIS. . 3 Maurer's Rat-and Roach-Paste attracts these venala by lis edort they eat It aad die Instantly. J . MAI'H KR 1ME0T POW Pit 1 aara drain to eeoraiga, sata, neaa, ttMXaa. tVtld enlTla botllea. At all drnrr At all Artunrht' OT Bit, CAPUDINE IMMtMATU, CVag . HEADACHES BreeJuypOLD. I wetoaiaovM JfraskBlllew 'Alratfap ... x 3 f r-r, wy OOLVlUe FLiiT PETTEE UAGIIIIIE SHOPS COTTON MANUFACTURERS 5 to their r latest pit- amount of work and ' highest standard of : quality ,- Luuuucviuxi , oeuu ior -iaraioinie. ' - WASHBURN SOUTHERN CHARL0TTC, NORTH CAR 0 L I N A Silverware Secured by most careful 'se lection, from the beat manu facturers in tha country. Our line of Sterling Silver and Solid and Plated Hollow Ware Is beyond comparison. We take pleasure In show ing you these goods, as wt know that they cannot be im proved upon and will please the most fastldloua. The Palamountain Co. JEWELERS. Coavatas. MANTEIi WORK Is a specialty of ours, and our man, tela are far superior, both In material. woramansnip ana style, to the oral- urr siock manual. wt o like veu to inspect our designa at first hands ana Know personally and perfectly the difference between our work and oinert, -twiu prove money saving knowledge to you. We also handle Ules and grates. Write tor cata logue. 3. It. WKAIUV CO., Charlotte. N. C. e ii When You as-B-s-Ba-aa-aa-a-a-BaB-aa-asasaas-aesaai i loQean House, I t youH find our store the J f place to buy the many X .-A :i 1 a e uicnsLis you ticcu ana i ought to have. I Allen Hardware Co f L WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, H0LLISTER'9 Rocky Ucsnttln Tea Uuggeti -' A Suty MaaMas far Buy two) . Iriags 8akM Haaitk and Renawel Vigor. A speal He for Constipation, tadlgaatloa. Llvee and KMnay I roubles. Ptmplea. Sesesaa, Impure Uleod, Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels, Hesdaehe and Baekaehe. Its Kooky Mountain Tea In tab let form, SB eente a bos. ueaulns made by UOfxirrraa Druo Com past, Madison, Wis, GOLDEN NI'OQFrt FOR At LOW f E0J .R. H. JORDAN at COkat. , Exprooo Charrroo I ocs tumasn mnM usnm rilwnioonylncaiott that then gooda r th vn bm$i for y"""; sn.v. ruIKv,, Dciiu iM' """',; rv. u VUT fanttod ono. AH thlpmont M Remit y Pptt Expf u MoiUf Ordti IDritm for prte lUt ii CAiiD the Gbiintry SPIMNIIVG FRAMES ; SPOOLERS AND REELS AGENT Machinery for Farm and J Fac- tory. birines. Three ldnda 12 5 to 150 H P. Boilers Return Tubular and ' Portable on skids, from 12 to 150 H. P. Improved Gin Machinery, J " Gins and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. SaW MillS, Four or five kinds. ' all sizes in uso in the South. Pulleys and Shafting, fp tromtne smallest to complete cotton mill, outfits. LI D D ELL COMPANY, QjfMM.t 1 Let Us Serve You COAL For All Purposes TV7E sell the Best Coal that money can buy, and know we can give satisfaction, no mat ter what your fuel re quirements may be. Steam, Domestic, Blacksmith Coals Standard Ice and Fuel Co. CHARLOTTE, C. I AUTOMOBILES One Second-Hand Elmore Runabout 10 H. P. Two Cylinder En gine, rmuu $200.00 , Armistcad Bufwcll, Jr. 25 North Tnroa St. . Phone 343 . Agent for Cadillac Automo-,; biles Paid Bv Uo. us your oraers anq if i xpenaa una money will mad In ilaln eatoa: s of othmr Uquon. : l. 55 ApM n 1 ' njtn a..-i,w. . i f - v . -a-. - - ;:
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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June 12, 1906, edition 1
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