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.' CIIAIiLOTTE DAILY OBSEEVllE, TONE 10, 1003. - Sporting News v-, . BASKQALEi SUMMARY. . -V r ' , SOUTHERN CEACHJR. - 'At New Orleana: "New Orleana, ; At. t AtLUtl Rocks Little Rock, tj Nab- At Memphis: Memphis. 4; Blrmlng- v At Bhreveport: ShreveporL-i; Mont gomery. L 1 S. 1 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGLT5. ' At Macon: Macon. 1; Augusta. 6. - At Oharloaton: Charleston, 2; Jack sonville, 0. , At Columbia: Savannah, t; Colum bia, 0. AMERICAN LEAflCR. At Chicago: Chicago, 5; Washington, 10. at-Ttetrult: iMtrolt. 0. Philadelphia. 4. At Cleveland: tie vein mi, u, aw I.ouls, 2; Boston, 5. Tork. 2. At fit. Louis: St. NATIONAL LEAOCE. At New Tork: New Tork. 2; Ht. Louis 1. -At Jlealun: Boston, 3; Cincinnati, L At Philadelphia: Philadelphia, UI Chl- cago, 1 At Brooklyn: Brooklyn, 1; Plttaburg. 4. EASTERN LEAGUE. At Buffalo: Buffalo, ; Rorhaeter, 0. At Montreal: Toronto, 7; Montreal, 2. At Neaark; Newaikf t; Jrey City, 2. (10 losing.; At Baltimore: Baltimore, I; Provi dence, L YinOINIA 8TATE LEAOITE. At mohmond: Rlohmond. 0; Norfolk. 3. At Penaroouth: Portamouth. 0; I.ynch- mrm. i. At Bianvill: DanvllU-Roanoke not played; wet ground. game fTAJfDING 0)P THE Cf,lTDS. SOUTHERN U3AOr?E. Won. l-nnt. PC Bhreveport .tj m Mtf New Orleana 31 22 .fw Atlanta 2 i-1 .Fx'4 Birmingham 3 .647 Memphla 27 i'4 .&- Montgomery 24 4 Naahvllle 2 .11 .4:K UlUe Rock 11 tl ..SO SOUTH ATIANTIC LEAQI'E. Won. Lot. P.C. Aueuat 31 11 .C20 Columbia '.t 22 .M0 44vannh IK .kin Charleaton 2i It .V Macon 21 21 .4.1 JaaonvUle M m . AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. Ioat. PC. .I7 . M2 M0 .4TS ..WO .an Cleveland .. New York.. , Philadelphia Detroit .. .. St. Loul .. , OllCflgO .. Waahington , Boaton .. .. 2 14 'JO 31 SO 4 2 El ID IS 1 26 33 M NATIONAL LEAOli: Won. ljont. PC. Chicago M 17 .WW Plttaburg 4 ' 17 .467 New York :i6 ly ,,ts Philadelphia ' m .m St. Loula 23 n .411 Brooklyn U .1.1 .:yo Cincinnati 21 M 3i)i Boaton 17 36 X'l EASTERN LEAGUE, Won. lxiat. P.r. .512 .612 Jrir City Buffalo .. .. Newark .. . Rochester .. Baltimore ., Montreal ... Provld'ntv. . Toronto.. .. 25 1 23 O 21 :i i 14 II 1 20 2U 2t 21 2l . I.Vi .44.' .300 LEAtiVlb GAMES. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. New Orleana, June IE. The New On-leana-Atlanta hall game win broken up to-day In the eighth Inning by the urret of Captain Jordan, of Atlanta, on a charge of petit larceny, for refimlna to give up a ball belonging to New tirlcuina, which he ilulmed wan mud tnraely uf runuer. rne. game waa given ny tli by tlie un ud alx rui plre to New Orleana, who hu to Atlanta, a nv. Score: Tt II E. Atlanta C000A00 0 -.'. 7 4 New Orl-iin .. .. 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 341 t liallerlt-M: Jlarley and Ever- Mitnunl and Stralton. Umpire, Kennedy. Time. Z:i. Little Rnrk June S -Little Rock Went to plrco In (hr nlnlh and allowed Naeh vllle t. re ! runa and win the gume afir two Hra out, Srore R. H. yi. Naehvllle 000100002 3 ft 4 Utile R.K-k .... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11(1-2 7 1 Hatlerle Herman and Wnlla; Newlln and trr. Time, 1:40. Umplie, Itudder Lam. SUrevenrt, Iji.. June 16 In nn error leaa camr, Shreveporfc aimt uiit Mont gomery to-day. The Iwh ere badly crippled and had only four men In their regular plaeea. Score: ri. II. E. Shrevetwjrt .. .. oao:o:i-i o Montgomery . . u o u u n n - 0 6 o Itatlerle le, Hytne and Krll: Hale and Ilauaen. l mpire, Buckley. Tmif, Memplile. June U. Koranan of luilrn playing nn 1 1 - (mil r Imlh tinniM t -day'a game prnlonaed to ten InnliiKx when the winning run noir.! hy the local team. Score: n If E. Birmingham .. .001 2002000 2 Memphla 0 n I o : l ii d . n n atatteriea: H.illee Hnl Umvln, .i.,,,i A nl Owen, I'mp.ic, Pfenninger. Time i.U. . SOUTH ATI.ANTIC l.UAdl K. Macon, (J.. June li Mmnn ahtit out Augusta her to il.iy In i, ti mrr. eating game by tlw ec.ii, ,.f j ),, q j i,, game went In Intuit, in- wlnoln run being fircl In Mimm i I,,! Hnic ,,t t r , . bat. On mall Wus out r.h'ii Die run came In. Std gave up fne j.u,. while hi opponent gave only i. Score. It . jr.. Macon 0 0 0 ft'o o o n i i l Augusta 0 0 0 o (i (i o n i. H r li Hatterlea Spade and l("l,h,,,,, ,,till n and Caraon. rhartcaton. S. C.. June r. -i:rn,r m CTlhcal atRRc of the gHiiic t - l . . , n. the contest to Charleaton. J.o u m, m had three new men In the n i i ,uu yiemlUK. until recently of the i ,,mi n oot league, haa liven elected tuiinnaer Score: It. ) rt. Chart Mint, .. 01000010x 2 2 1 Jacksonville . . o a o o e 0 o4 I ; Baiterlra: Curti and Relaluger; l'i Vine and Slum, Time, j:a. Umpire Black. ' Vlumbla, S "., June ).'- Savannah atop, ped Columbia' winning atreak by abut ting out the local thl afternoon. .'. Score: h II E. Columbia o o o o o o ri i o-o c i Savannah ., ... I a () (i e. o 1 l o 3 r, n Batter tea; Aohton anrl Hwceiiy Mofr taeaver and Currau. I'mplte, M, ,.' Time 7 hours. ' AMERICAN LEAGUE. .Cleveland. ., June, 16 -Cleveland took (wt titlw to-day, defeating New Torg for the third time this nrl. Scores it. 1 1. K, Cleveland...... OllflOlOJx-R 12 o New yk ., ... 0 1 f 0 J 0 0 0 0-2 o Batteries; Josa and Iioul; ciarki'iii, leeoy and Kletnow, Time, 1; JO, UmpTias, Connor and llurst. ttr1t, June IS.Iietrolt could do noth ing with. ltrt. Dnovnn Utid aevea trlke out b.ut was hit hard In thn In nings., ., , Vfwej - R. If W. Jetrt1t ,, . 0000004 e-4 f I Plilladelphlu . . 00 1 I 2 0 00O--4 U t Battenea: Ixnovti and Warner; Plgett end S-'hreck. Tl, 1.30. I'm id re, 4JUougldin. - - , ' i , J " Chicago Jiin H WaslUnjfton out-bit ChUtaao three to one in the Anal game of the avrleg and won. Jo to X Scores t fX. t K. Chicago.,,.;. lO00lO-iJ I t Wnehlngton ,,44100 -U l J iattwiea; Finm, Qvo, SrniKi ayid MuUi - FaJkenberg and Harden'.- Tlma, Umpire, ' Havana an4 Connoly. , St. Louis, June A ludicrous mix up en Paaent's pop fly In th fifth Inning to day scoiwd twd rune and put Parent pn third, whence h scored the winning run on a Ion a" fly. " t,- . s Beer: R.H. K. fit. Lout ." .... 0 0 1 1 4 a t Boston .. 04OO5000O-3S 4 Butteries; Pelty. Jncobeen and O'Con nor; Young' and Armbruster, Time, I'mplre, Sheridan, NATIONAL IJSAOVB. Philadelphia, Jun IS.Chnnee's baas po hall. Steinfelt's sacrifice and Tinker's single, gave t.itrage tha only run scored In to-day's guine with Philadelphia. Score: It. If. E. Chicago t(tl(ltt 11 7 1 Philadelphia , . 000 0 0 000 0-0 4 8 Hatteriea: Ixindgren and Khng; Spurk and looln. Time, 1:40. empire, Ul'ay Brooklyn. June 15, -Plttuhura' won the wnd inmt of tha arrlea from the lncul irnm to-day, 4 to k 8oore: R. It. K. Pittibura 010S 0 00 1 0-4 1 Krooklvn 00O1OOO0 01 2 1 Hatterp: Ijt'i-vrr and Olhaon; Pnetorlu and HTKfii. Time, :'Zt. I'mplre, Car penter. New York. June 16. The New York teuni won out by a narrow margin from St. Ixiilf to-dny. Score: R. It. H. Bt Loula.. .. ,. 01 0 0 00000-1 1 New York . .. 0 0100001 -S t 1 Hatterlen: Tnylor and Grady: Matthew inn and linmcrmin. Time, 1:40, C'mplrei, Johnitone nnd Klem. Boston. June 18 A combination of er rora by Cincinnati and tlrm'ly hitting by the home team won the gam tor Boaton to-day. Score: R. IT. E. Bo.ton 0200010x-4l 7 1 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1 7 4 Patterlea: Lindaman and Brown: Fti r.ler and Sclilel. Time, j:42, Umpire, Knuille and Conway. All Six rarorltca Ixmwi at Gravewcnd. . New York, June 15. The Hanover atakea. Helling, the feature of a poor card at (Iraveaend to-day, reaulted in an eaay victory for CUr Ifiiaaell, i i to 1 ahot. Six favorltea wtr defeated. Hummarleii: Plrat race, 6 furronga: Eddie Wure, 39 to 1, won: Arrobiit, 4 to 1, aecond; Yan kee Olrl, k io 1. third. Time, l:2. Rei nnd race, aelllng. mile and a alx tenth: Huniuel II. liurrla, 12 to 1, won: Jack MrKeon. X to 1, aecond; Adbell, 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:4 1-1. Third ruce, the llanover atakea, aolllng, i furlnngx: Clare Ruaaell, I to , won; Botaulat. 10 In 1. aeeond; Maater Iater, 2 to 1. third. Time. 1:08. Fourth race, mile and a quarter: Sam eon, K to 1. won: Eugenia iiurch, 4 to 6. aoond: Oliver t romwell, 4 to 1, third. Time, ;06-6. Fifth race, aelllng, about ( furlongi: Van Neee, 4 to 1, won; Shot Otin, 4 t 6, erond; Hot Toddy, 4 to 1, third. Time, 110. Sixth race, mile and 70 yard: Stim ulant. 7 to 1, won; Hoyul Sceptre, 2 to 1, aecond; Conqueat, 20 to J, third. Time, 1 44 4-4. Mud HorweV Day at latonla. Cincinnati, June IS At Latonla to-day In lh third race, Hell Indian, the aecond choice, won from Mie Mink, an oiilnlilei, by a neck; Lady Navarre, the odda-on favorite tlnlahlng third. Track muddy. Htimmuriea: Flrat race. 4 furlong: Agne Virginia. 9 to i, won; Triple Hllver, 12 to 1. aecond; Onk (trove. 4 to 1. third. Time, 1 IS. Second race 4 furlong: Marmorean. 16 to 1, won, llonurt. V to i, aecond; Mlaa IlerthH. 6 to 2, third. Time, 67. Third nice, one mile: Hell Imlliin, 3 to 1 won; The Mlnka. Io to 1, aee.nnd; Ijidy Navarre, V t 10, third Time. 1 4ti 2-6. Fourth race. ahort courae. eteepl rhaae: Dunning, n to R, won: Hlanal J,lKht, 6 to 1. awnnd; Mod red I ji w, d to 1. third. Tline, .f 09 1-8. Fifth roc, 6 furlong: Uoeerrlan, 1.1 to 6, won; llllly Vertree. f, to 1. aecond Moaelle, U to 5. third. Time 1 OK. Sixth race, t furlonaa: Nonce I.ncllle. 7 to ft, won; rinal. 10 to I. aecond, I.acene, K to 1. tnird. Time. 1:1H 1-6. Keventh race, mile and n hnlf: Swift Wing. 8 to 6. won: Little F.lkln. S to 1. aeiond, Ilundy Hill, 9 to I, third. Time. 4 What TrtMibl.xl 111m. Atlanta (Jcorglan. A aril-known Atlanta mlnlater tell an amuNlng atory of un Atlnn tlan who hua u wife with a aharp tonguo. June luid come home about 2 In the mnrnliiK rather the, worac for a few lilghlmlla. An aoon nx he opened the door hi wife, who wa waiting for lilm In tlm Hccuatomed placo at Ho lop of (ho atalr, w here ho could wutiji IiIm uncertain aaccnt, atarted uplinilillng him for hi conduct. Jonea went to bed and when he mm aliriOHt iil-(p citulil heur her at! 1 1 ambling hint unmercifully, liv dropped off to deep ami awoke after u couple of houra, only to hear ti In wife remark. "I hope all the women don't have to rent up with audi conduct aa thla." "Annie," aalil Jonea. "are you talk ing again y yet T" Onator' Flli ek-alcw. Saturday Evening I'oat. Soualor Ankeny, of Washington, la an nthualatlc llaheriiian. Menntor Pllea tells the following story on him: When Mr. Anknny became a proud grandfather there wn an Immediate call for scale to wulgh the Infant. No other scale belnit available, It vviia del ided to uae gninilp.t'H Hall scales. Ho thoao were broiiKht forth, and the xurprlao of thoao prexent waa un bounded when It wn found the little luiby. but a few houix old, weighed twenty pound. ami Hoiilc. Iluitfoid Times. Take a boiled egg, remove the nhel, liuve a bottle with a liugn neck; mid a ph ce of paper 10 the nick and I Ik lit It. When in blase put the rag on It, point down, and the hont will pull the tun with great forte InMdc. Now put again a biased paper In thn liotlle ami manage to have thn egg In the neck, point Up. ami the heat will pui-h out tin egg with an cxplo- aloll. llahti Marriage Notice. Lahoru Tribune. on i he 2!)th ult., with grand pomp, Hie man luge of Maharnna Kumar KliiiiUHih Ii daughter, with Nuraln Jhl, noii of thn Maharaja, of the Dev Kiid It liratla. took pluca and thn vo.- ceeon or isvairy anil infantry aol dlec took place. The bridegroom o-n t 1 1 on an elephant. Hldars Hint ! putaiioiia feoni Itutlam, In- ilore, liaroilii, Oondnl, I.tmbdl, Hall I'alltana. niiKla and I harunipur. Politic Mini SMrt hi the Tar Heel Mat.-. Morchca'1 Cy f 'ouster. Two hniHlrid and thirty-seven votes were mil yeatcrdny and but 2ii vole registered. The it ret time In five rnntcals the Beaufort ilralibcrw bent our I.uay bonis tilajlng banc ball. Wuke up, boys, and akin tin in. A Hun. Ornenatioro Record. Arthur T. Abcrnethy, formerly of Rutherford College, thl HtMte. la lockod up In Philadelphia Charged with having four wive. Wonder If he Is related to Vance's "My, God! Ahernethy." To Drive Out Malaria And llulld Vl tlm System Take the Old Htandard GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. You know what yn are taking. Th formula Is plainly, printed on every bottle, showing it la simply tiulnlne and Iron In a tasteless form. Tha Quinine drives out the malaria and tbe Iron builds up Has aystem. Sold try all dealer for II yeajs. .JTioe livaa; 1.4a. stntif.s , . . . , 'r --v The World'! Co!. Wow Tork Bun.. t - . J',l c According to Stahl Und Elsen, a well-known authority, the . world' supply of coal la as followa: t - Tona North America 481, 00,000,0p Oermanjr .;..;.... 4 280,000,000,000 Great Britain and ire- . ana ,...,....,. 1I1.O00.000.00O Russia . Unlglum .............. . 40,000.000 2I,000,000000 France v 19,000,000,000 Auatria , 17,000,000,000 At the present consumption Oer- manv will not frexa In death for want of coal for J, 000' yeare at leant, or, allowing for Increased demand, not until the year of grace 3,000. The other European countries irt ii- sumed to ba In a lea, favorable pom- tlon. Oreat Britain and Ireland, It Is aaaerted. will be out of coal In 400 years. Aala'a coal depoalta cannot be even approximately eatTmated. A German sciential puts thoae of Hhanst, China, at 1,200,000,000,000 or as mh as all scheduled above. What Haa ltacom of the Two Ken- ' 4tall7 Wadenboro Messenger-Intelligencer. On Sunday. June Srd, Messrs. Hen ry l. Kendall and Henry v. Kenaan, Jr., the persons who turned States evidence In tha Johnson lynching case, passed - through Wadesboro. They had a double-barrel gun In their buggy and were going In the direction of Monroe, aud later were seen at both Monroe and Wlngate. No one paid much attention to the fact that Mr. Kendall had left home as he was not conatdered In any danger until Monday, when Mrs. Kendall 'phoned persons In town that he had gone away and that ane aiu not know whether she would ever aee him again or not. Mr. Kendall, The Meaaengcr-Intelll-grncer learn, was somewhere In Hurncville township a late as Sun day, but aa to hi preeent whereabouts this paper has no Information. A Hcacrvcd Rebuke. Oaatonla Gazette. The folks who wrlto for newspa pers ought to atop aaylng Ilev. Jones and Rev. Brown. Homebody con nected with the news columns of The Charlotte Obaerve- has sinned this sin until It la about to become a habit. The other day Lieutenant Governor Winston made an address In Aahevllle. the report of which ap peared in The Cltlxen under the big head-line "Hon. Winaton Qlves a Talk." Thus the evil apread. It la a convenience of apeech Invented by the colored brother, and If authoritlea like theae two newapaper don't mind they will soon have It grafted on the language a good form, which It la not. It la cake-walk Engllnh, and cake-walk Knallah haan t near mi good anclal standing as rag-time mimic. The Train Talkers. New York Hun. Mrs. Jonea meeta Mr. Brown, on it train that cornea down town! lewell upon their own affairs, Tell each other all their careers. Talk of little John and Jano, How the baby has a pain. Hay thai Monday waa ao yet Haven't ilunu their washing yet No! They'll never, never eat Any more of that canned meat! Mr. U. I glad to-day Hhe hna met "deer" Mrs. J. Mr. J. In equally . ( 'harmed fto aee "aweet" Mra. B. Mrs. J. and Mr. I). In all probHblllty Are Ktlll tolling all their woes, Arguing about their do'; Never will have had their say Not until the Judgment Day, And even then It really look Aa If they'd two babbling apoeks! Exporting American Automobiles. New York Hun. The export trade In American au tomobile grow a constantly. For the laat tbrea year thn figures of such export arc a follows: 103 11.843. 020 19U4 1. 397.610 IKOS 2,495,465 our exports In 1 90S went chiefly to the follow ing l ountrlea: Great Britain, 1707.045; Canada. $537,611: France, :fi,701; Italy. 1143, 7; Germany, 11 0ft, 467: real of Europe, 1239, 37; Mexico, 1102,462; Wet In die, tioi.sr.s. Other ahlpmenl were made to Hrlllh India. Australia, South Afrl- 4u, South America and Oceania. .Natural HpeTtarlm. Ht. Loula Globe-Democrat. I Many birds are provided with na tural spectacle, a tranaparent metn branre called the third eyelid. This third eyelid when not In use lies fold ed In the Inner corner of the eya. Two muscle work It, spreading it over the cornea, or folding It up again much more cleverly than a man can put on or take, off hi spectacles. Hut for Its third eyulld the eagle could not look at the sun. Tho spectacled bird belongs to Chllo. It I.alln name I Urau or na- t tin. It la black, and around lis eye pale ring arc drawn, which which have exactly Hie appearance of a pair of goggle-. Indian !Hm'IiIIim. Pierre Cori St. Paul Dispatch. As an eMdenco of Indian discipline over their i luldren the entertainment hey gave here a few nights ago shouod that reverence for tho chief could hold even the youngsters In line. A number of traveling men on the front acuta scattered nickels on the stage, and the Utile fellows Who wri ranged In a line on the baclt of tho stage in front of their moth ers scrambled for the money. But no matter how many coins were thrown while Iho old chiefs were making their talka, not a move waa made by the pappooaea until the talk waa flnlahed. then thero waa a gen eral scramble until the money waa all cullected. Ist Chance. Weekly Telegraph. An Iron monger In a email country town recently posted the following announcement in front of his shop: 'The reason why I have hitherto been able to aeil my giaals ao much cheaper than anybody ele Is that I am a bachelor ami do not need to make a profit for the maintenance of a wife and children. It Is now my duty ti Inform the public that thla advantage will be shortly withdrawn from them, as I ntn about to he mar ried. They will, Iherefore, do well to make their purchases at onca at (he old rate." Miiret (Ireensboro Iltcord. tur friend of The Charlotte Ob server continues to feel around on the Hryun matter aa If he was trying to find n ely place to creep In and get on tha wagon. There are others of us, brother; If you find a good place tell ua stout It DEATH rrtOM LOCKJAW never follows an . Injury dreased with liucklan a Arnloa Salve. Its antiseptic and healing prnnartlee prevant blood pois oning. (Mias Oswald, merchant, of Ben. lsersvllls, N. Y., writes: ''It eared Sth llureh, of thl alaee, of the ugliest eor on his neck i rvr sw." Cure euis, wound, Biiru and ore. Be. at IU IL Jerdaa A Ce, , ... . . . . , , . w TRKltXV 'EWB JtOTES, Canada Reduce Dutr of Oils fifty , Pear Cent. Hallway. BullUing at' ' vicumraua, - - , ( Bulletin, ' Bureau of Mnufacturea Tha revenue of Canada for the flacal year, ending June SO, It0 are entlmated at I7. 000,000 by Fi nance Mlnlatnr Flo I dine, according to a report received from conaui uen eral ' John C FoHtorr by the bureau I t manufacturara, The lmporte or Canada during the ten months to May ra atatea to have peen over- I vvv.vuu, an ' increaee OI inure man f"'000-00 dar "ms P-rlod of I ine vanaaian government reduced tha duty from five centa.to '"mii n refined, lubricating and other oil ,",:,rw?. jjgirwieum. -: wegre running ary, anu large quantities -of American oils are now shipped In. reports Consul II. J, Harvey, of Fort Eric. The .Timlgra tlon Into Canada during the ten months of the present fiscal year haa amounted to 117,685, aa compared with ft, SOB for the same period of 1906. The greatest increase waa from the United States, which lurmsned 4,ai7' Cwnsdlan settlors, or 11.24)8 more than last veer. Consul Max Baehr reports from Ctenfuegoe that the splendid new Iron pter of the Cuban Central Rail way, and tha . nroDoaed construction of one by the United Railways of Habana, tha material of wnicn is al ready on the ground, and of another ror tne use of sir wuiiam van Home's new railway, coupled with substantial -Improvements of- the .old docks, have cleared Clenfuegoa of the unenviable refutation of the most expensive port In Cuba, and It will henceforth be known by the fine advantages offered to chips and ex porters. Bealdes thl. the dredging of the harbor hiiR been ordered by the governmnt, ami there Is already available for this about 200.000. CUBAN DIARRHOEA. U. S. soldiers who served In Cuba dur Ing the Spanish war know what thla disease Is, and that ordinary remediea have little more effect than an much wa ter. Cuban diarrhoea I a I moat as severe and dangerous aa a mild attack of cholera. There la one remedy, however. that can always be depended upon as will be seen by the following certificate from Mr. Minnie Jacob, or llomton, Texas: "I heroby certify tht Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and IHarrhoea Remedy cured mv huahand or a aevere attack of Cuban dlarrhoen. which he brought home from Cuba. 1 hud several doctors but they did him nn good. One bottle of thl remedy cured him. n our neighbors will teat If v. I thank Cod for so valuable medicine. For a.iie ty n. ii. Jordan Co. HICKS' CAPUDINE IMMCDIATIXT CVRfcS HEADACHES Breaha up COLD'S in e to it nova Trial teak sk, One VISITORS TO THE CITY Cin find a beautiful and use ful eaaortment of serviceable Souvenir In our Immense stock of Fine Gold Jewelry, Wati he. Diamonds, Cat Glass, Sterling Hllver and all the latest novelties In Gold and Sli ver Jewelry. The largest stock in the State. Garibaldi & Brans. Cooling Breezes The occ;vn la not the only waters make cooling breeies. The of the Catawba also make which water them, for here In Charlotte the hreexe made by the Catawba have surpassing advantage over those of tho ocean. To get tha cooling brccitc of the ocean, we have to go to the ocenn. The old Catawba aenda u an electric current ana we supply the fun. We hove in stock a lnrge lot of fana and un can send out men at any time to hook them up with Juice from the Catawba Tower Company, or from tho 4 J'a ateam plant. TIIK U. A. TOMPK1XS CO., i:iclrlo Supplies, f-iiAKiifvrrE, r. o. CLEANING When you have m garment, or any artlc that you'wlah to have cleaned or dyed, nd It to its. We guarantee all work and are aure lo pleaae you. Prloea ressonabt. Queen City Dyeing 2nd Cleaning Works HM. J. M, IIESTCR, Iro pr let reaa.. Cttarlotte, t(. C g ircfi " r i I J I DYEING A N D '138 SrtftV-II D IP Invite, the r attention of f ant ; nr rl' V-Tia r rrwoof oof v- , . v. v vuwon ; "wuMt. v f wuttw- mm iwguca tuaHuiru AH. quail iy , at -the lowest'' cost; of production., '; Send for Qatalogue. A. .,; , . Largest-Builders '-of DRAWING FRAMES ROVING FRAMES a. h; Let Us Serve You For AH Purposes TV7B 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, N. C. TUB MOON IS .11ADB many people would lead her to bv lleve, when the housewife oea to purchase flour for her baking day bat It aha haa once uaed tha Pride of Charlotte flour ahe will take nothing eiae, it is made or tne cnoicest se lected wheat and ground at our mllla aLtCKXJCN B URCI FLOCK MILLS J. Lee Jtolaer, Proprietor. Phone . Popular Street Pumps Gun Metal and Patent, Extension edge, Military heel Price $3.00. Pre: paid express $3.20. ALL THE SWELL , STYLES v G1LREATH&C0. CHICK Springs water Cures II Fresh Shipments Received Every Day Brsnnon Carfccnsling .Co. , TUONB MS. . Agents for the Springs." E T T E E TJ ft C COTTON .MANUFACfui etwAnnf ": 4 .1 .'.3 l.tU - 'tj - '... - .W..' - Wt IV ASH 3 URW, "-SOUTHERN CHARLOTTC N OR T T C A ft 0 L I N A Railway. : Direct Un to the prmelpal eltlee Worth. Bast, Soutk and louthweet, Behadula taking effeet May V, 1, subject to change without notice. " Ticket for passage on all train are old by thl company and aeeepted by tke passenger with th uaderataadlng that this company will not be responsible for failure to run Ita train en eohedule time, or for ajiy auch delay a anay be tnaldent to their operation. Care 1 as ercised to give correct tlgie of connecting lines, but this company g not responsible for error or omlselona Train leave Chariot a follow: No, 40, dally, at 1:0 a ro. for Monroe, Hamlet and Wilmington without ehaaga, connecting at Monroe with tt for Atlaata, Birmingham, and the Southwest, with Ne. U at Monroe for local pointa to At lanta. At Hamlet with U for Raleigh, Portsmouth, Norfolk and steamers for Washington, Baltimore, New Tork, Bo tcn, and ProvldeWce. With 4 at Hanlet for Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, New Jerk, and the Eaat. With ft at Hamlet for Columbia, flavajmah, Jaekeonvlile, and all Florida pointa ' No. 1U. daily, at 10:15 a. m. for Un colnton. Sheroy and Rutharfordtosj with out cnange. connecting at Llncolnton with C. N. W. No. W for Hickory. Le noir, and Western North Carolina pointa No. 45, dally. 4:48 p. m. for Llncolnton, Shelby, Jtutherfordton and all local sta tions, connecting at Llncolnton with C. N. W. for Newton, Hickory, Lenoir and all local pointa. No. 44, dally, I p. m. for Monroe, Ham. let, Maston, Lumberton, Wilmington and all local stations. Ne. 1. dally, 7:14 p. m. far Monro a, connecting with 41 for Atlanta. Birming ham and the Southwest, at Hamlet with 41 for Columbia. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida pointa. with M at Hamlet ror Richmond, Washington and New Tork. and th Bast, with M at Hamlet ror Kaieign. portamouth and Norfolk. Through sleeper on this train from Char lotte. w. c to Portsmouth. Va. dally. Trains arrive 1n Charlotte as follows: No. lffl. H-ee a, m., dally, from point XMona ana nouin. No. 44, dnttr. ia:w . m. from Rnther fordton. Shelby, Lumberton and all C. w. w. points. No. 45, dally, 11:50 a m. from Wllmmg- ton. LtumDarton. Maxton, Hamlet. Ma roe ana au local pointa No. 13S, 1M p. m.. dally, from Rother. fordton. Shelby. Llncolnton and CAN. w. Kan way pointa No. W, U:4I p. in., dally, from Wilming ton, Hsmlet and Monro, also from points seat. Worth and Boutkweet, con necting at Hamlet and Monroe. Connections are mad at Hamlet with an tnrougn ' trains ror oolsts Korth, South and Snuthweet, which are compos ed or veetlbul nay coach net wees Portsmouth and Atlanta and Waahing ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping car between Jersey City, Birmingham and Mempnia ana Jersey city a ad Jackson vlll. Cafe ears on all through train. For information, tlme-tablaa, raaerva tlons, or Seaboard descriptive literature apply to ncget agenta or address, EDWARD F. COST. Ind V. P.. Portamouth. Va. JAMES KCR, JR.. C. P. A,, Charlotte. N. C C. H. OATTIS, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. a CHAS. B. RTAN. d. K A . . -PortaiBovth. Va. Throuih Train Dally.CharlotU , io Koanoke, Vti, , , achedul In effect Deo. , ltot. 11 .-00 am Lv Charlotte, So. Ry Ar 4.00 1:14 am Ar Winston, So, Ay. Lv t:M ! !? VI WSSSdRt. n-j V.?? .WISH mmt iawTta, , MJv llflt Sa : pra LV Rocky Mount, Lv 10:M am tpm At Koanok. .......n4.v JO am Coaneot' at Roanoke via Sheaandoaa Valley Rout for Natural Bridgs, Luray, naaeraiuwn, mu ui ruinL in s-anaayi- vania and New tork PuUmaa aieapar ttoatiavsw vn -niiciiiinik Through coach. Charlotte and Roanoke, Additional information from aaeau Soulhera Hallway. M. F. VHAUU, nr. a. aBmr oe?Va?ASMiv.,'- ROANOKia. VA. Bummsr excursion and week-end rati via Seaboard Air una. season UK. . , Tha Bea board will sell following turn mar excursion tickets limited to Oct. nst and weea-ena .ticaeta umitea 'to Mon day following date sale .with xcptlon noted. Wilmington week-end ticket on aaie Frldsr afternoon - train and all tralna Saturdays, good. to return Tues. day, inclusive; tuo-wing noca luesuays following, Inclualy. y -r . 4: i .' Rate not named below can b had up on application. ' Wrightsvitl Beach and return, aum "mer excursion, Ifcli. , Wilmington ana reiurn, wB-sna, saw1. Mount 1 lolly, week-eno, 40o. Lfnoolnton and return, unttner xcun ion. ti.ni week-and. 41. OB, Shelby and return, aummtr gouralonJ E.7i weea-enq, si.is. - Rutherfordton nd return, aummr x curslon, K0; week-end, tt.tS, Hickory end rturn, ummer tgouralon, 3,i week-end. 41.15. - . , Cliff and return, week-end, 44.10. Ienoir end return, summer excursion, 14 Mi week-and. M. . mowing Rook and retuen. summer ex. feurslon, IS.!; week-end. I0.S0. . Chimney rtoca ana niurn, summer x ouraloa, ST.04.; week-end, HT. ., Cro Hill. S. C, and return, lumiMf xciireton, V4).0R: week-end, 41.4a Vlnginia Beach and rerurn, aumtner x ourelon, tl4.U, , . .,,., Old Point Comfort. Va., and retura, gummer exeurslon, 14.15. Ocean View, Va., and return, summer excursion, 114.1. , For further Information call on or ad dree any atnt Seaboard or th follow Ins: . . - ' " D. . WEBB, , 'i Ticket Agent. Charlotte, N. C, s ' . JAMES KKR. JR., , City Pangr At. Charlotte, hf. C O, H. OATTIS. ,,, ,,, ". . , I, T. A Raleigh, U. C, Ml ICS II DPS a- ;J ; - SPINNING FRAMES' SPOOLERS AND REELS - - ,ij.l'"V'i'.!''l.'' I'" ""If AGENT:; - N. Following achedul figure fa Ushed only as laleraiauea. and are net guaiaoUe. .. :M a. m. No. . dally, for Richmond aad leoat) petnta; ceanscla at Oreenstoro, fee Wmatea-aaieaa, Ralaiaei, Ooldsaera, Nswbern and Moreheadlty; at Dan vllle for NerfoU. - . , . 4:45 a. m. No. r. dally, for Rock HUL CheaUr, Calumbla and local atatiooa l:t a. in. Ha 1. dally except Sunday, fer StateavUle. TayraravUl. and local points: connect at MorerelUe for Winston-Salem and at Statasvllie fee Hickory. Lenoir, Bleviac Rock, AahevUl aad eth- a. Milnu Jut. Mi a. tn. No. , dally, New tork and Atlanta Kxpresa Pullman aleeper t Colamkue, tiaA- aad day eoacbee to At lanta UioM eonnectioa at Spartanburg fo Hendersenvlll aad Aahevllle. 1:M a. im No. U. daily. New Terk and Florida Exiirees, for Rook HUL Cheejer. Waynes bo so, Columbia, Savannah, Jack onvUle Dining ear strvioa. : tJm. No. M, dally. U. S. Fast Mall for Waahington apd an points North. Pullman drawing room and sleepers ta New Tork and Richmond: day ceachta New Orleana to Waahington. Dining car service. Connects at iieeenseoro for Wlnstoa-Balem. RaJetgh and Ooldsbero. :M a m. No. T. dally. Washlnsnoa and Southwestern Limited. Pullman drawing room aleepers. New Tork te New Orleana and Htrtntn chant. Pullmaa oto aervatlon ear New Tork to Max on. D4o- ing ear servic. 8lid Pullmaa train. I0: a. m. No. so. waanington na awn- da Limited. Pullmaa drawing room slecjpers to New Tork; first class coach to Washington. Dining ear eervlca 11:00 a, m. No. M. dally, for Davldaon, Mooresvllle, Barber Junction. Cooleeme. Mockavllle. Wlnaton-Salem and Roanoke, Va and local pointa. 13: IS p. m. No. 11. dally, for Atlanta and local stations: connect at Spartan burg for HsnderaoaTllle aad Aahsvllla IM p. m. No. U, dally, for Richmond and local stattonei connects at 43tena. boro for Raleigh and Ooldebore. Pullman slespere. Orensboro te Raleigh. Char lotte to Norfolk and Charlotte to Rich mond. ' ; 4:00 p. m. No. ft. dally except Sunday, freight and passenger to Chester, S, C. and local polnU. TTlS p. m. No. M. dally except Sundsy, for Taylorsvllle and local stations, con nects at Statsevtll for Aahevllle, Knox VUle Chattanooco and Memphis. 1:15 p. m. Ne. as, daily, Washington and South w tarn Llmitsd. for Wash, tngtoa and all pointa North. Pullman sleeper and Pulfman observation car to New Tork. Dining car aarvtoa. Solid Pullman train. 10 8J p. m. No. M, dally. New Tork and Florida -Kxpreea for Washington and Point North, Pullman sleepare from -Jacksonville and Augusta to New Tork. First class day ooech. Jacksonville to Waahington. .V p. m. No. . dally, Washington and Florida limited, fer Columbia. Augusta, Charleaton, Savannah and Jacksonville. ruitsnan orawina room sieeoing car to Jacksonville. First class day coach Washington to Jscksonvllie. 11:06 p. m. No. 40, delly, far Waahington and point North. Pullman aleeper to Washington. Flrat class day ceaoh At lanta to Washington. . wT m. No. M. dallx, TJnlted State ' Faht Man.' for Atlanta and point Sooth god SouthwaeL Pullmaa drawing room slMpera to New Orleans and Blrmtnx ham. Day coaches. - Washington to Kw Or'.tana. Dining car ervlne. Ticket, sleeping oar aservattons, and detailed Information eaa hp obtained at atrset. ', . . i H. B. Spencer. O. M.; 8. H. Hard wick, Prt. H i W. H.,Taylo. O. P. A.; R, L Vernon. T. P. A. ' . Machinery for Farm and fac tory. .Three kinds, from 12 '-to 150 H. P. Return Tubular and ' Portable on skids, from 12tol50.HP.-j improved oin Machinery, jgj and Presses, and completa " outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and ver. - SaW Milk. Four five Whds,'; 7-mX7 aU sizes in use In i the South..; Pifllflvc flnrl ttafhftff Ail sizes g UIII . sxaaiaal'algauaalBiaiiaaT.. -"-it from tha j smallest to complete cotton s mill outfits. . 4-.. . : II 0 DM t:: COMPANY' e , . , , - , ...... You l ! .Clean House, i youH find our store' the ? i piacc io ouy uio mpiy X utensils you need and oyght to have. , I Allcn Hardware G s X WHOLCSALB AKO KEXMU 44vvvftHHHHvTlt Southern Railway V 14,4 f , j ' , iw,..-,,,..,....,..,,!
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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