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m 1 r-..r. Sporting News BASEBALL BCMMART, , SOUTHERN USAOUU '.. -H - 'At: Memphis: Memphis. I; Atlanta, i A Jew Orleans:, New Orleans Rirmlnfhim 1. . , At UtUe iWks Little Rock, I; Mont- At Blireveport: Bhreveport, 11; Nash SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAQUE. At Jacksonville: Charleston, J; Jack enIH. 1 . At Ssvannah: Auguata, 1; Savannah. 0. At Maroni Columbia, 4; Macon, L A ' " AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Cleveland: Cleveland. 7; Phtladel . aula, I. At Detroit: Detroit. 8; New Tork, 1. At Chicago: Chicago, t; Boston. 1. NATIONAL. I-EAOUE. At Philadelphia: Philadelphia. 8; fit, 'tkrooklyn: Brooklyn. J; Cincinnati At Hutim- Roston. 1. ('Iiiriigo. 11. At New Tork: New Vork, 2; Pltta- burg, 16. KABTERN L.KAOUE. At Baltimore; Baltimore, 6; lion treel. 4. At Providence: rrovldenre, 1; Roches ter. 4. At Jersey City, first gum. Jersey ' City. If Toronto. S. Second game: Jer aey City. 4; Toronto. S. At Newark: Newurk. i. Buffalo. 4. VIUCINIA HTATK LEA P. UK. At Norfolk: Lynchburg, b ; Norfolk. 1 At Porumoiith. tlrat gnm-. J'ot t mouth. . Roanoke. 3. Hf.-imil game: konnok. ?: Portsmouth. 1. At Danville: Richmond. 4. Danville. J fiTAXDINO OF TITE CLUBS. I.EAOUB. 'V -" Won. I."t. PC. Bhreveport X, n . V: New OrWsns 34 ft .64 ."'.' Birmingham 32 'J MC Atlanta 31 -1 .544 Memphis -7 .18 Montgomery .'7 .4tt Naahvllle !4 X, .407 little Kmk IS Jit .3 . SOUTH ATI-ANTIC I.KAOI'E. Won. lst. P C. . i.':- - Augusta 3i .WJ Columbia 21 .r.T4 , Savannah a IT .Sot Charleston . .. Z si .4S0 Macon 4 .447 Jacksonville.. .. aa 82 ,2t AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. 1 -out- PC. .V AM MX .6:-7 .6I rc. .Of, .67:1 0 .T76 .3I PC, .S-'S .iTK .64: .1.4: .u.s .447 .413 .3-JU LEAOl'E iAMHS. SOUTHERN I-KAOCB Bhreveport. !-., June 2u. Hhreveport won to-Jiiy' gnme by batting Ummann all over the neld In the flrt two Innlnga. Manager Klnn. of the visitors, waa put out of the grounds again to-dar fur wrangling. Score: Bhreveport Nsslivllle . Batteries: inaon and Buckley. R- W R . . 430OI0O4 x-11 is' 3 . ., 0 00 000 2 2 0 4 13 4 l-e and Anderson; lam Cogun. Time, 160. I'mplre, I.lttlf HfK-k, June 20.-A double-header waa schedule! between Moiitguiuery and 1-ltlle Knck to-day, but the second gitma wus stopped by ruin In tlie second with the score 1 to 0 In favor of the visitors. The first game was won by Little Hock. ore: K. 1. R. little Rock ... 2 II I D 0 4 i-I 7 3 Montgomery . . 0 0 0 0 1 0 O I -2 1 Butteries Brady and Teiter; Hale and llausen. Time. 1 ii. I'mplre, Hudder featn. New Orl...n June 20 -Wlbltiess com bined with tiinrly Mm g.te New Orleans the Is ft of the Itlrrnlngliiim serUs. Bcore h II K. BirmlnghHiii , , IHHO : HO ; 7 j New OrleMiis I 2 V I 0 U 2 k - h Batteries Vllli-lin niifl Mutiliewn 11 11. 1 (larvln: finese nn Kiiuiinn. Tunc, 1 :w l'mplii-s, Aiz ami Bn:jn Memphis. June i - By bun. hlng 1,11 In the seventh sn1 elatiih Inulim. to day's gsme. Ailuiila si (.nil eiim.K, njrn to win .V"" II II. Iv Atlsnt.'i i ft i, n n n ; 4 n 7 n , Memphis 0 ' u i 11 2 3 o 11 f, n j Butteries llimhe ,u.d Kvers k gugga unit lliirlhuri. Time. j. J,.iun' I oiplrr. prenmrigi r. gOt'TII ATLANTIi' l.KAfllT. J"aefcsonvill. H i . June jo Turner waa in rel f..i m I....1.,,. while Wiilktr Was hit with iij-u uii h.i-.i. H'.re: i u f. JaeksonviTle . , n 1 , n .. ) 0 n n- 1 1 nsriemon . . . u o 11 1 i I) o- .: '1 icio-,: j j until; Teener l'ii.ir. . .n- DHiirnr.. niiiKi-r .mil nn no Itrisinirer. I line. 1 .41. Ilia m. Bavsnniih On . nw iy effe.tue toil,,) hits. Jtiiymoricl uu Hi rather wild I 11, 1,, W Holmes wo 4 lei. ling but tbr"e "II. m hun. I. WHS iiIk 1..IU.1 1,, r,ri der propi-r sjinmt bostly errots. . -ore: ii.-'i Rinat iii.l. urnl K II K " 4 ! 1 1 Berrv; . MS eg. gavitnnuli AugustA Botlrr.f Holmes hiid Time. 14... . . n 0 0 n (1 ., . I I I 'I'M 1. 0 ., K.'ivnxu.ri hi,. 4'iiiwnti I'u.TMi Macon ti.i . June jn. -j;, ri, in ,!, Ibe third of the series from Mii.ori .,n the Intter's huine grounds tn-diiy ,v a seora of 4 to 1. The l.st two inn. for tVWtitnble wcis ieiire. In th. ,,,lln In fling doors; U .. Macon 00 0 0(100 1 fl 4 2 Co,iml,u i) j oo 0 u 1 o 2 -4 s J,.U,rJML. ''I,," and Mnrnlsh; Bus. Sack 'r,," ' ' I'mplre, " AMKHK'AN I.KArit.'K 'telrolt. June '.) -lu tiolt ,.,,, Tork look bad In the i lo.ina , WhU'b aba won. 1 tu 1 ' New game. II. K 0 Prolt 2(l(iHH J " New York .. .. ouaoniani. t ' Batteries: Ixinnvnn nnd Warner' Chaebro and MeOulre. Time. I U. t m- : v. .1 . Chicago. June . -Chicago defeated ytoaton. 1 to !, Iiere to-dy, innklng n 7 eomolet victory ut th mt t': Boore: ft 11 F Chli-agO .. ,t .. 000 090 0 1 s-;' b' i ;;Uostoq . eeooouooi-i . Katterlea: Allrwk and flulllvan; Vouna f.1"1 firtrulr. Time, 1 . trmplre Cleveland 31 :u Philadelphia 22 :.' New York 32 Zi Detroit Tt M St. Loula 'J Chicago .. 27 A Washington 1 Boston . li 4o NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. I-ot. Chicago 41 1H Pittsburg 3& 17 New Tork S y Philadelphia i St. Louis 24 : Cincinnati 1'4 r.i Brooklyn, 21 i Boston IK :a EABTKRN I-EAQL'E. Won. I -oat. Jersey City 'Si K Buffalo :n 1 Newark :4 jo Korhenter "i :i Baltimore L'3 jo Montreal I'l Providence in ;'7 Toronto it -J A fClereland. June .-evelsnd regained ; . flrat plan agalrt to-dajr by bitting I.lg.rt .,! jifcerd In the olxth Inning, ., . Uceres ;, . f It II K i . Pblladelrihk i '4000140a 0- J , i, Hatterlee Khoailas and liemla; Digert "'A JfATIOWAI, UCAOUK. " t. ' ?' Beaton, June -Hariy In to-dr's t atasoe the visitors aoqulred a eemmand jr Js lead, put i tear .continued to play : alartlr and aggressively, and a heavy , acere reaulied. The Houom team eeem- ' '' W. .-'.Mi ,-v- ...... ... 1 !U-Henry Hudson, hAvlng sv Inter fvi in ins pay -wnicn Dears hla name, nd puraulng tho ob ject of hla Toyago. a northwawt pagnains a ' conaplrajr baoko out on this day among the ahlp'g ; crew, whan riudaon. hla aon and ; tlva others, moat of , whom vera f alrk and lama, wera forcad Into the ahallop. with a small quan v , tlty of anaal, on run and ammu nltlan. ; two or tbraa apar and an Iron pot, and with tha -moat savaga inliumanlty turned adrift, Thlg g tha tant account of Hud on. ltai. John Smith, ona af tha aarly aettlera of Virginia, died. He was a bra re and daring man. ana it was mainly owing to -him mat the colony waa made per manont. 175t Fort George erected at tht head of Laka George. 1110. reta on account of the mar riage of Loula XVI. of France., when 16.000. people were trampled to death. - 1783. About 100 American troops. wtth flied bayonets, aurrounded the house In which Congreaa waa sluing and demanded a radresa of grievance. 1788. New Hampshire adopted the Federal constitution, recom mending amendment, being the ninth State to do ao; votea 67 to 48. . . 1701. A flood near Havana awept away 1,000 persona. 1804. It waa reported that the position of high admiral of France would be reserved for Jerome Bonaparte and hla American murrluge cancelled, aa It hud not boen approved by hla brother, tho Emperor. 1853. A boat's crew from the brlg- of-war Husuir, lying In the har bor of Kmyrna, seised In that port a Hungarian refugee named Martin KoH7.ta, and carried lilm to the ship. The populace, ex cited by tli outrage, attacked (lire Austrinn oltlrers, of whom two were killed. Kosxta having protection, In virtue of hla pri mary declaration of an Intention of becoming an American dtlxon. CurU. Ingraliam. of the Ameri can sloop-of-wur St. Loula, de munded his releaae. The affair caused a good deal of excitement throughout the civilized World, (in July 3 following, Copt. In graham, herring of a devlgn to conyey Koie.ta to Trlsete, de manded his surrender before 4 o'clock and brought his guns to bear on tho Austrlun brig- An engagement was prevented by ttn compromise that Kosxta be delivered to the French conaul at Smyrna for safekeeping. 1831. The "Old Watch." which had existed In Boston since 181 was abolished und a police de partment established. 1803. Oen. Mct'lernand removed by (Jrant and Oen. Ord put In his place. 1877. Kleven "Mollle Mogtilres." condemned for murder In the conl regions of Pennsylvania, hung at I'otlsvlHe. Pa. 1886. I 'ulterl Htules Penal ratifies treaties with Japan and Mexico. 1808. landing of troops from the transporta at Balqulrl, 17 miles out east of Santiago dn Cuba. The Bpanlarda on the Island of Ouani, one of the Marlnna group, capitulated to the United States cruiser t:harlston. 00. Kepubll'-an national conven tion at J'hilndelphlu nominated McKlnley and Roosevelt, 003. Tho textile council declared tho strike In the Iwell mills at an end; the striker lost 11,300, 000 In wages. OS. The report of Bupt. Hendricks of hla Investigation of the Equi table Ufe Assurance Society given to the public. ed to be outclassed In all departments. Hcore: H- li. JE. hlcugu 2 0 2 1 3 1 2 0 0 11 lb II Boston 000000001- 1 K o Batteries: M. Brown snd Kllng: W'un p. I.lndiimnn and fl. Brown. Time. 2 hours. I'mplre, Johnstone. New York. June 10. I'lttsburg outplay ed the local team to-dny, batting Wlllse. ut of the box In the eighth. Hcore: H. II. K. Ittshurg .. .. 0 I 1 A 0 1 2 X 2 -IS 17 a New Yolk . 010000 O 01 2 X Butteries: Willis and PelU- Keranison. Wlltse and Dowermnn. Time, 2 15. I'm plres, O'Duy and Kuisllc. Brooklvn. June 30. tTnrlnnntl. nfter s rest of two days, owing to rnln nnd wet roiimls, win again irom Brnuklyn to 11 y, the horns tram Just saving a seeond llll out. Hcore It. If K. iniiinniil .. .. 0 2 0 0 o 1 0 n n ;i 7 1 rooklvn OOOOOOOOI-I 4 .1 Batterlei Wicker bibI Hchlei; Mi-ln- vre 11111I nciR-en ,,1 ,Tu1oncy. 1 line. :si I'mtilir, Klein. I'hllHilelphln. June I. ulted hard to-thiy und HI liuls. Until lesiiiH .o -Phllndelpbl.-i ensllv (lefenteil pl.ifil a bs.se Kiimr H.ore U HI Nulls 0 3 0 0 A O 0 D A-3 I'hll.ldelpbl.k . . I 0 t 0 1 O II 0 X - a Butteries: Kurger, Kami mid 1 1. K c r. Maul) hiiiI (irmly, l.ush nml Ix.noVnn Time. I Vi, I'mplre Conway ami ( atieiiter KM'KKYH lit RT AT t.HW l.SHM). Act-ldetii Mara Riimiliig of last Race, 'I no Horses Falling on the I'ltil ilM'k Turn, Nfw V.'ik. Julia 20- An ae. Iili.nt m.ir rr.l the ruiinlna at the I. ml r.n .it ilr.ive-eiKl ti-ihiT. When Kcorl nml IVn.p.lii h.illi fell on the I'liiM.xk tutu, J... k. y llrussel, who luul the mount on IVri.jutn. wiim seiiously hurt. J. Jone, who fll when ICscort went down, re i. it i broken nollsr Is.'ie. I Hshiihllle. .. oip , 1 1 r I . r-. won the Myrtle KhiJn On. took tho Ke4isliihlmi i l.d Hum inn r il'S First I o e. selling, r. flit Ioiikh- stiiki H. eti eple I'riink l-i. nl. ii to I. won; Al l'..weii s . in I. Bussell T. I to I. tliuil. Time, l :i He. i, n. I lin e, the KensiOK'on steeplo .I."., n lion t .'. miles: Oro, i in 1. won; I "I ii hlu. i to f,, second, Kl. u.iillu. 00 to I. third Time, 3 6k. Tlilid i m e, iilM.ut 4 fiirlonan: Moih t, S I ', won, H.-well. II to C, second. Klu Iror.l Flush. '.I to 2. third. Time, I.IM u. Foiiiih i .ne. the Myrtle stskes, mils ami 7i yiii'lx lhshabllle, 2 to I. won; Uurnlsh. II tu f, second: Ormnuiles rlahl. I In (,, FKlh teem ii son t, thlnl Himh k'le Hh 5 seen I '.:. third. Time. I:M4-G. hh'.', sellliia, mile and a six tlrenade, 1 to ;, won; J-oily Klli to 1. eeoiul. I'nlntls. 12 tu 1. ime, i u a ;. ni.e mile nnd a sixteenth: Hln .1. to f., won; Nnhun llnlu. 1j to nd; Hnylor, Ii to 1, third. Time, Italbcrt liifi I'raturo Itai-e at Iji- tonla. Clnelriiniil, June Two favorites, I wo p. ond choices' and tlirse outsiders won the mid ut l.atnpla lu-diiv. 'Vli free hnmlliai), the fourth on the card, was the fouture of the day and waa won by Kill her I. the f.iVorlle. Mummurlea: First rine, mile: Two 1'enny, 6 to 1. won, Intlsmmuble. 7 to 2. second: lle Vellle, k to 1, thlld. Tlmu, 1 111 .1-6. He.on.1 race. 4S tiirlongsj Killtli M, 1 to 1, won; Miss llwrlha, 13 to 6, aerund; Wi-hliet, ir, to 1, ihlrrl. Time, :l 4-6. Third rues, six furlongs: Dak Grove, " I. won; K.irly Hours, to I, aeuotid' linker. to I, third Time, I Jo. Kiiurtli t. , free; linndleup furlongs: Hulbert. 4 U ft, won; Harry aUepheits, Time J ji"""1"1' J l- ,tn,J"d' Klfth race, furlongs: Oasis. U to 1, woni Norn .ucllle. even, aeoond: A gas Virginia, f to t, third. Time, l:l4-A7 All questions pertaining to health and beauty are answered here. Makes people feel aa they felt In full-blooded youth. Dne business while you sleep. , Tha.t!a what Holllater'a Rocky Mountain , Tea, will do, u IS cents, To or TabUta. 11, H. Jordan Co. . i. ",' ' , .. , Blxth race, mile and an eighth: Little F-lkln, 17 to J, won: gt... Tammany. to 8. second; Qauxe, 4 to 1, third. r' Time, I 0J4-J. -7- V , ' . ' y-y ; - Seventh race,1 mile: ' Tha OadBy. J to t. won; Happy Jack, 7 to 1, aeoond; Uncle Henry,' to 1. thlrq. - Time, li 4. ;;.; ' , V ' UROWN.K-iSTEKDAY. ; -..''f;',, ;',:.. ' Pretty Home Wedding at (Concord (tapper touowea wo tercmuny, Special , to The , Obeerver. 4 h , t j Concord. June J0.-Thi flrat of aerlea' af three prominent and: Inter eating weddings for Concord thla week waa solemnised yesterday after noon; when Mlae Chaaale Ray Brown kecame the bride of JUr. Charlea Wil liam - Eaaterday, - a prominent busi ness man of Baltimore. This waa one of the prettleat home weddlnga seen here for many a day. The great pop ularity of the bride gave an Interest to the event,-the memory' of which will dwell through life with thoee who were ao fortunate ga to "witness; the event and share. In a degree, In the spirit of the union of hearts. The pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Monroe Brown, waa beautifully and tastefully decorated In white with an Intermixture of fern and flowers. Promptly, at . S o'clock Mlas Ola Brown struck the piano and to beautiful wedding march the bridal party came down the autre and en tered the parlor, arranging around an altar made of ferns and water lllllei. Mlaa Orare Brown and Mr, Luther Brown came first, followed by tha maid of hono r. Mlas Jennie Coltrane, The groom came with his beat man, Mr. Earle Thompson, and tha bride. on the arm of her father, followed and met the groom In front of the bridal altar and they were made man and wife by Rev. J. & 8henk, of fit. James E. It. church. Hupper followed the ceremony and delightful refreabmenta were served, the punch bowl being in charge of Mrs. Frank Brown on the enclosed veranda. Many beautiful presents attest the universal popularity of the young bride who la one of the most universally esteemed of the clty'a younger set. Mr. Eaaterday la a busi ness man of Baltimore. While he Is not known here by many, he haa al ready won a place in the confidence of all who have met him, and In addi tion to having captured the heart and hand of one of the clty'a favorites, he has captured the high esteem of the city for himself. Mr. and Mra. Eaa terday left laat evening for Ashevllle for a short visit and will return to Concord before going on to their Bal timore home. Itl.XO WORM AXD DANDRUFF. TJiey Are Each Caused by a PoMlfer oils (Jcrra. Ring worm and dandruff are some what similar In their origin; each Is caused Uy a parasite. The germ that causes dandruff dlga to the root of the hair and saps Its vitality, causing falling hair and finally baldness. Without dandruff there would never be baldnesH. and to cure dandruff it Is necessary to kill the germ. There hua been no hair preparation that would do this until the discovery of -Vewbro's Ilerplcldc, which positively kills the dandruff ge-rm. allaya Itch ing Instantly and makes hair' glossy and soft aa silk. Take no substitute. There Is nothing "Just aa good." Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit, Mich. R. II. Jordan t'o., Special Agents. rer Mtiiedoctor KNOWS all about Liver Com. plaints. He says there's no reason to be tick., arouse the Liver; build up your system with Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets a sure, safe and swift cure. 25c for Complete Treatment W. I.. ll M A CO. J.N'O. M. N yT CO. INTKItCII ANOKA HI.W MII.KAOFl AB ItANWKMKNTH. The flenhosrd desires to announce that on and after this date all mileage books Issued bv them of Interchunseubla form , good for pnssange over the tinea or ins Aiinimc inn iortn i nronna nan wsy Co.. and Norfolk and HoUthera Bnllwiy ''" . snd that Interchangeable mllengn books Issued by (hose lines will he honored for psssngs over the 8ea bonnl Air l.lne Hsllway. JAH. K Kit, JR., C. V. A., t harlotte, N. C. r It. OATTIB. T. P. A.. June 13, 1 Maleigh, N. C Rent Square op . wrrrKowsKY. Places for rent, tha, moat desirable In Charlotte Utores, Offices, Bhopa and Dwslllnga. 1 Htore, No. 104 P3. Trade atreet, one door eaat -of College street, heretofore occupied by P. 1L v White Co. Immediate possession- , 1 Store and several Oflloaa, No. I f. College atreet, i one door south of East Trade now occupied by; .American Cotton Co. Poesysalon September 1st. '.. 1 tore, No.lt West Fifta alreet heretofore occupied aa a machine ahp. 11 ! ;.:'.. -. 1 T-Hoom Dwelling, No. N. , Graham, near : West Trade atreet modern lmprovamentg, ; - Apply to ft MTTTKOWSXY. , ,, p ' .' ' ' ' . y; Doctored . by . I'uiveralty ef , Georgia. Augusta, Gal, June 1 Q, The degreo ef doctor of. Igwg waa conferred on George , Foater Feabody by the ,Unl veralty of Georgia; I A -Athena to-day. For . lwUnaater of ? Twm WatJn'g v': Towv.-. .f.i ." sr ' Washington June 10. The Presi dent aent 1 to the Senate to-day the nomination of John M. Barnes to be postmaster at Thoroaon, Oa. A- People who are 'clean Inside will look like It and act It , They will work with energy, think clearly, act clearly and have healthy thoughts. Holllster'a Rooky- Mountain ..Tea. It makes clean people. IS cents. Tea or Tablets. R. H. Jordan Co. . Coaling Breezes The ocean la not the only watera which make cooling breesea., .Tha watera of . the Catawba also make them, for : here In Charlotte . the breexes made by the Catawba have a surpassing advantage over those of the ocean. To get the cooling breesea of tha ocean, we have to go to the ocean. "The old Catawba kenda ua an electrlo current and We aupply the fan.' We have In stock a large lot of fana and we .can aend out men at any time to hook them up with Juice from the Catawba Power Company, or from the' 4. C's steam plane TOE D. A. TOMPKIVS CO., " Electric, Suppllea, ' CIIARTjOTTE, n. c. jv- TUB MOON IS 1ADE OF iiUKSJH CBXESas many people would lead ner to be. Ueve. when the housewife goee to purchase flour for her baking day but If aha haa once used the Pride of Charlotte flour she will take nothing eiae. n is made or tne cbolcest se lected wheat and ground at our mills. MK.C.KI.IT.NHCKO rUOVR MILJLB J. Lea aLolner. rropcietor. Phoa-a 19. B.F.ARRINGTON,H.D.,D,D.S. Specialist C0LDSB0RO. : NORTH CAROllNA Practice confined to treatment of dlaeaaed gums, especially Pyorrhea Aiveoians, or ui gars' disease, so called, more generally known and spoken of aa scurvy. One treatment at one sitting la all that la requisite for cure in moat cases. RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Public Arronntanta and Auditors Balance Ntieeta Prepared, I "roll Is OrtlHed. Jllt-1221 Kmptre no I Wing, Atlanta, Ga, DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. CARSOX nCTLPHfO Southeast Corner rOTjnTlI AND TOYOX STREETS HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS OTAni.OTTTi A GREEXSTJORO, w.c. Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS fler-onfl Floor Ca Building, CTARIXTTE, ...... N.C. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, - - - S. 0. '-. 'v-' o . j zy :rii i llnteftft? i" lm srr1 Trio ireaqfAcf a:':!t;cost-;prodadior Largest Builders of Cardsjn the ffibuntry ;J ;'' nDAAIMn FDAUFC V-'l-A : efalall(-armaagasl!, :i-.i,:: J.t.V INT DRAWING ROVING FRAMES A. Ii. IVASHBURN, SOufneRN 1 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. Hackney Bros. Plumbing & Heating' Contracting ' Jobbers in Supplies CHARLOTTE :: N. C. . West Fifth St. sv Machinery for Farm and Fac tory. Engines, TfS S" 12 to 150 rx. P. BoilpR. Return Tubular and ui inula mi sm. rrom iz to 150 H. P. Improved Gin Machine, gy1; and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. Saw Hills, 1 Hn. ' all sizes in use in the South. Pulleys and Shafting, smallest to complete cotton mill outfits. UDDEll COMPANY, CIH TAX RETURNS NOTICE Thla la to notify all peraona gad corporations tesiding la the city of Charlotte, who own or have , control of taxable property In the city, on the 1st day of Jane. 1101,, to return during the month of June, a liat of their taxable property In eald eltyj and also to make returns of all tai abla polls, (All - malee ; between twenty-one and fifty yeara of age are liable for poll tag.) By authority of tha amended charter of. the city of Charlotte, Flection SO. " Cigr return mad. at th. County Court House. - same place aa State and County returns ara made. VJ v i, vv V a M, ETHKIlKUaK. j'vv .. -y. '. i :Clerk and Trurer. Maurer's Rat-nnd Roach Paste tracts these vena la by 111 edort tkey aal aad die InstautlT. . MAI M FK'rt IS1KCT POWDPR la aare dtsllt to bedlsias, sets, tlna, snMha. ' Mold mlTl WrKilrs. At all rinifrsl.ts' or COS nmniiei aI J. J FRAMES SPINNING FRAME Cli ARtO TT E,r'.N 0 RT li ;CA Railway. -' : m .ft-lfne to the prlnolpal elUes Jforth. Eaat, Bouth and fcoutkweat. Sobedult taking effect May V, aubjeot to ahange without notice. .. . : Tickets for passage on all tralne are folA by this company and aocepted by the paaeenger Vita the understanding that this company will net be responsible for failure to run Its trains on schedule time, or for any auch delay as aner be Incident to thelr'operatlon. Care Is ex erelaed to give correct time of connecting 1 1 nee, but this company la not responsible for errors or omissions. Trains leare Charlotte aa follows: No. 40. dally, at l.oa a.' m. for Monroe, Hamlet and Wilmington without change, connecting at Monroe with a for Atlanta. Birmingham, and the Southwest, wtth No. tt at Monroe for local points to At lanta, At Hamlet with H for Raleigh. Portsmouth. Norfolk and steamers for vvaaningien, Baltimore. New Tork. Bos- t mw wi aa . g7VsJ With at at Hamlet ira, ana rroviaence, for Raielgh, Richmond, Washington. New Tork, and the East. With It at Hamlet for Columbia. Savannah. Jacksonville, and all Florida points. . I No. 113. dally, at lo:l a, m. for IJn I eolnton, Sheioy and Rutherfordton with out change, connecting at Uneolntoa with C. N. W. No. le for Hickory. Le noir, ana v esiern nortn urolina polnta -N?- Mr- 4:4S P- m- ,op Llnoolnton, nneioy, Kutnerroraton sea au local sta Itiona. connecting at Liacolnton with C. N. W. for Newton, Hickory, Lenoir auia ui local points. ! No. 44, dally, I p. m. for Monroe, Ham let. Maxton. Lumberton, Wilmington aad all local stations. No. IB, dally. 7:18 p. m. for Monroe, connecting with 41 for Atlanta. Birming ham and the Southwest, at Hamlet with 41 for Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida points, wtth 14 at Hamlet York, end the Bast, with at Hamlet for Raleigh, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Through sleeper en this train from Char lotte, N. C, to Portsmouth. Va., dally. Trains arrive In Charlotte as follows: No. US. HV00 a. m., dally, from polnu North and South. No. 41 dally. 10:18 a. m. from Ruther fordton. Shelby, Lumberton and all C A N. W. polnta. No. 48, dally. 11 :M a m. from Wilming ton, Lumberton. Mnilcn, Hamlet, Mon roe and all local points. No. 132, 7.-08 p. m., dally, from Ruther fordton, Shelby. Llncolnton and C. A N. W. Railway polnta No. 9, 10:48 p. m., dally, from Wilming ton, Hamlet and Monroe, also from points Eaat. North and Southwest, con necting at Hamlet and Monroe. Connections are made at Hamlet with all through trains for polnta North. Bouth and southwest, which are compos ed of veetibule day eoeehee between Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Washing ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping rare between Jersey City, Birmingham and Memphis, and Jersey City and Jackson ville, uare cars on all through trains. For information, tlme-rtables. resei ra tlons, or Seaboard descriptive literature apply to ticket agents er address, EDWARD P. COST, Ind V. P., Portsmouth, va. JAMES KIR, JR. C. P. A.. Charlotte, N. a C. H. QATTI8, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C. CHAS. B. RTAN. CI. P. A.. Ports month. Vs. NVJfrfclWsteni ThrouthTralnDally.Charlotta I Koanoke. Va, Schedule la effect Deo, 8. IX. eiliOOam Lv Charlotte. So. Kf Atl:n 8:1 ara AT Winston, So. Hr. Le 8:18 am IM pm Lv Winston, N. 4k W. Ax 8:00 pa M pin Lv Martinsville, Lv 11 :48 am t: pm lv nocay aiouni, lt ia:m am 7:u pm Ar Koanoke, .L l:ail an epaily. Connect at Roanoke via Shenandoah Valley Route for Natural Bridge, Luray, Hageratown, and all polnta in PennayL vanla aad New York Pullmaa aieeper ftoaaoae ana rnuaaeipnia. - Through cot oh, Charlotte and Roaneka, Adoitionai Informatloa from aaeata Southern atauway. , m. r. uhauu, Trav, Pass. Ageaa, If. B. BKVTLL, Oe'l. Paaa. Ageat, ROANOKE. VA. , Summer excursion and week-end rates Via 8boaro Air wna neaaon juios. . Th. ajaaboard will sell following sum mer excursion tlcketa Ilmrted to Oct. 81st and week-end tickets limited te Mon day, following date sale with exceptions noted. Wilmington weea-ena ucaete oa ..i. avtiiav ariarnoon ir.m ana an trains Saturdays, good to return Tues day, inclusive; mowing awe ,-ueeaaya following. muiu'. ; Rates not named below nan be had up. 0 VrTghtsrille B-iVb. and return.' aunt mar exour-ion. J !.' Wilmington anu iw.m, .nia, fB,w Mount Holly, week-end, lOe. Lincomion anu mui, mmhw vsour- aion. 81.7 ( week-end, 81. . Shelby and return, summer excursion, 88 70. week-end, U.. . ' Rutherfordton end return, summer . curs km, 84.00; week-end, 82-tf. Hickory and return, summer excursion, $.: week-and, 8.1-' .. JZ.. . . a M ,eeWtiif MM CIIIIS anu ., " - ' lenolr and return, summer excursion. M.ao; week-end. W v Blowing Pock and return, summer eg. euralon. n ao: "nV -x- ' - Chimney Rock and return, summer ei curaion, 17 OSj week-end, 86.78. JL . iii a f' . end return im.m.. exrurslon, 8.0Si week-end, 88.40. , Virginia Beach and return, summer ex cursion, fi-. ' . . -Ola rvis v " i.l .. 'I 'viura. aummer en'si"i,, Ocean View, Va,, and return, aummer excursion. 818.1B. - - - For further information call on or ad arena any ant Seaboard or the follow- lna! y tt. S. WEBB, ' v ?$y&$& & ' i : T. A., Raleigh. . C . , T" to tthel( latest pat- i- 4..M t'M " JLl-IJi SPOOLERS AND Rl (0ENT. R 0 L I N A Southern Railway N. B. Following ached 4 flgtires pub-' llshed bnlr aa loformation, and ara net guaranteed.- 1 l:a a. so. No.'g dally, for Richmond and local polnta; connects 4t Oreeniboro. tor Winstoa-Seleae, - Raleiah, Ooldaboro, Newborn aad Merebead City; at Dan ville for Norfolk. - l:4f a. m. No. r. dally, for Rock H1U, Chester, Columbia and local stations. i;M a. m. No. II, daily except Sunday, for Stateavllle, Taylorevlllai . and local polnta; oonneeta at MoreavUte for Wtna-ten-Salem and at StateevUle for Hickory. Lenoir, Blowing Rock, Ashevllle aod oth er - poiata west. 1 T:tt a. m. No. . dally. NeV York "and Atlanta Bxpreea. Pullman 'sleeper to Columbus da., and day eoarbee to At lanta. Close connection at Saartanburg fos Headarsoaville and Aahevllle. ... i n a. ra. Ne. 13. dally. New York and Florida Kayreee. for Rock Hill, I Chester. Waynesboro. Columbia, BavannAh, Jack sonville, fining car serrloe- i - t:S a. m. No. M, daUy. U. B. Vast Mail for Washington and all points North. Pullman drawing room and sleepers 4 New Tork and Richmond; day roachee New Orleans to Washington. D4nlng ear aVie nasata m fnss i pvrTiv. vyaea saw u a wow wv v v Winston-Salem. Raleigh and Ooldsboro,- i 1:10 a. m. no. n, aaiiy. wasnmgion aad Sonthweatern Limited. Pullman drawing room sleepera. New York to New Orleans and Birmingham. Pullman oo servatlon oar New Tork to Maoon.- .Din ing car servtoe. Solid .Pullman train. 10:06 a. m. No. 30. Washington and Flori da Limited. Pullman drawing room aleepers to New York; first class coach to Washington. Dining ear service. 11:04 a. m. No. a. dally, for Davidson, Mooreeville, Barber Junction, Cooleeinee. Mocksville. Winston-Salem and Roanoke Va., and local points. 11: p. m. No. U, dally, for Atlanta and local stations: connects at Spartan burg for Henderson villa and Ashevllle. 7:00 p. m. No. 11, dally, for Richmond and local stations; ronneeta at Greens boro for Raleigh and Ooldsboro. Pullman aleepers. Oreensboro to Raielgh. Char lotte to Norfolk and Charlotte - to Rich mond. :0 p. m. No. SB. dally except Sondav, freight and paesenger to Cheater, 8. C and local points. 7:11 p. m. No. 14. dally except Sunday, for Taylors villa and looal stations, con nects at Stateerllle for Aahevllle, Knox ville Chettanoogo and Memphis. 1:18 p. m. No. U, daily, Washington and Southweetem Limited, for Wash ington and all polnta North. Pullman aleepers and Pullman observation car to New York. Dining car service. Solid Pullman train. 10 a p. m. No. 84, daily. New York and Florida Express, for. Washington and Polnta North. Pullman eleerrs from Jacksonville and Augusta to New York. Drat class day coach, Jacksonville to Washington. 5" p. m. No. 78, daily, Washington and Florida Limited, for Columbia, Augusta, Phsrleaton. Savannah and Jacksonville. Pullman drawing room sleenlng -car to Jacksonville. First rlaaa ' day reaches Washington to Jacksonville. ' 11:08 p. m. No. 40, dally, for Washington snd points North. Pullman steeper to Washington. First class day coach At lanta to Washington. 10:28 o. m. No. M. dally. United States Fast Mall, for Atlanta and points Bouth and Southwest. Pullman drawing room sleepers to New Orleaas and Birming ham. Day coaches. Washington to New Organs. Dining car aervlce. Ticket, Bleeping car reservations, and detailed Information can be obtained at City Ticket Office, No. 11 South Try on street. H. Spencer. f. M : S H Harflwlrfc, P. T. M. : W. H. Tayloe. Q. P. A.; R. L. Vernon, T. P. A. SPECIAL RATF-8 VIA 8 RA BOARD AIR LINE RAlUtAY. Toronto. Can.-Meetlng Odd Fellows, dates of sale, ratee and conditions, tu be anonunced later. Washington. D. C-Negro Tcmng Peo ple's Christian snd Educational Con gress, July trd-lth. One flret-elaaa fare plua 9c, round trip. Portland, Ore. Hotel Men's Benefit A aoolatlon of tbe United States and Canada, June 2Mh-IflHh. ratee from any point- upon application. San Francisco, and Loa Angeles, Cel. National Educational Aaaoclatlon. July th-11th: from Wilmington $77.60; Raleigh 177 0; Charlotte 877.50; equal ,ly low ratee from other polnta. , - Athena Oa. Summer school, June Kth- ' . " -a . . I... Z7tn, one nrei-L'ioee l.il yiue svu. ivr. round trip. Omaha, Neb. Tnternatlonal Convention Baptist Young People's Union of : America, July llth-lMh, one Aral . class fare plus 82.00 for round trip. Aahevllle, N, C. Annual Conference Young reopie a aiuseinnarr si.'vw ment, June th-July Ith. One flrat class fare plua 28 cents for round trip. . Jgckaon Springs. N. C North Carolina Jtispufli nunaar dviwoi aiennoir, June Zfith-July 1st, one and one-third flrst-class fares plua alio, tor tha round trip. , i Raleigh, N. C Farmers' Convention, July lotn-izin, one nrsi-oiass tare plus 2o. for round tfln. ., ua Monteagle, Tenn-Woman a Congress, July awn-August jwin, ona nrwoiasa (are plus ttc for round trio, - - .- - Ashevllle, N.' C-Commerclal . Law Lssague or America, one nrsi-ciaaa fare plua !Bo. fur round trln. . Tusnalooaa, . Ala. Summer , School . for Teachers, June utn-juiy Mtn,' one nrst-olaas fare plus , ZSo. for round trip. ' - ', --''A;v..., le. BK'nooi, amy nn-aiui in, -August 1st, one trip. rvk iteagle ' SundaJ I I lHh-August tb J uad trip. r rare Piue roc. rouna irip. Monteagle, Tenn. Mont hcIumii instiiuie, juiy ana tare Plus 2iO. mui Aahevllle, N. C-North Carolina Fire-, mens Association, juiy, imn-ljtn, ratee upon application. .''. , Charlotte, N. C Religious and ICduca- tlonal uonvenunn, juiy iin-(zna,on. and one-third fares plua 36c round trio. ..'.. Nashville. Tenn.-Ftsk University Sum. mer Hcnooi, juiy ina-auguac ira, ong nrst-cluse fare plus ttc, round trip. ' Lexington, Ky. National Orand Lodgf imiiea nru.ners oi rrisnasnip ana Bisters of the Mysterious Ten July Kith-August 8rd, one first-clasa fare i..e aMtn aeaxteaajl f a-4et Milwaukee, Wis. Orand 'Aerie, FYs Ism a I uraer ot saim. August iin-ltn. one first-class lare, plua 12.00 round trio.' . ,'...' Nashville. Tenn. Peabody College Sum. . mer ncnooia mr i earners, vanaeriiut MOillcal Institute. June llth-AOgust loth, ona nrsl-olass . (are plua 3c For idetalled Information as to rate,'' medtlea, dates of sale, limits, ate., art- rouna trio, dreaa your ticket agent, or the under xeaijBe , - 'e a XfiS. i- , , ,, . : Traveling Passenger Agent, una 1,;M08. ' . Charlotte, N,' C. .V' yr-. - 'i. ' :
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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