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- 4 ."7 CHARLOTTE DAILY. OBSERVER, . JUOT 21, 1906. " ''1 1 Sporting News i BASEHALL SCMMAKT. ? ' y; -'- SOUTHERN UCAQVB At LIttl. Rock: Utile Bock. I At kntt, 8. . At Shreveport: Shreveport, I; Nash ville. V. - -No other Bout barn . League games scheduled. t BOUTII ATLANTIC LEAGtHB. .. AI Macon: Charleston. 4; Macon. 1. , At Jacksonville: Augusta, 4; Jack sonville, t. . . At 8avannah: Savannah. 1; Colum bia, . AMERICAN LEAGUE. . At Washington: Washington. 1; Phila delphia, 1. (Game called In 7th Inning; rain.) w At "Drtrolt." first - rim: Itroit, i Cleveland. . Second amc: leveliind, 8; Deyoit, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At New Tork: Nw Tork. 6; Pitta- a7' Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 3; Bt. Louis. 1. At Boston: Boaton. 10; Chicago, L EASTERN LEAGUE. At Jersey City: Jersey City, 4; Roches- -tar, , , . At Baltimore: Baltimore, 2; Mon treal. .. .. AT Providence: Providence, t, Buf falo, t. VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE. At Danville: Danville. Norfolk. I. At Richmond: Richmond. 4; Lynch burg, 1. . At Roanoke: Roanokr. 2. Ports mouth, a. STAKDING OF THE CLCBS BOUTIIERN LEAOlTE. v1 Won? lxM. -.. . Shreveport .. 8S 22 New Orlfona M 24 Birmingham ti -' . Atlanta Jl 27 X Memphis 27 Montgomery '.'7 Nashville & ? Uttle Rock 1 M BOUTII ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Won. Ixt Augusta :u - Columbia 31 24 Savannah 2 17 Charleston .. 2 2W Macon 2J Jacksonville 31 XI PC. .614 .kit .4X1 . 17 .2 PC. . J4 IK .son .434 J77 Clevaland . Philadelphia New York . Detroit .. .. Bt. Louia .. Chicago . . Washington Boston .. .. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. lot. P.C. wn .64 .117 .4UI .328 AMERICAN LEAOUE. Won. 1-ost. PC. U 20 .6:3 i .m .12 tl Mi , K .M7 W .427 27 26 .il 1 Si .1tl 16 40 .273 Chicago tt 1 Pillaburg ! 1 New York X PhUadelphfti H 2 Bt. Loula 24 3U Cincinnati 24 Hrooklyn 21 boaton I EASTERN LEAGUE. Won. Jt. Jererv City 2 W Hualo 2l 20 Newark 24 2i Haitlniorr 24 2 Rocheater 24 21 Montreal 21 27 Hrorldence i 27 Toronto H 2 ;c. .in; ;.' .;.ir. ..va .4.m 42; .3J8 LEAOlTE GAMES. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Bhreveport, lu.. June 21- Nashville won to-day. hitting Hlokmnn almost at will. Chin, for the visitors, struck out 10 men. (Illnert was put out of the gunit for drawing his hat on the umptre. Score: It. II. E. Bhreveport .. .. OilOlx-3 7 I Nashvlllo 0lI2OU0v 7 IS 1 Hatterles: lllckmun and (Irafflus; Chin and Wells. Time. 2 hours. Umpire. Uvukley. Utile Rock, June 21. Keith's plti'lilng Was largely responsible for Little Itock s victory to-dsy. M. Smith, of Atlanta, was put out of the Kiim In the first Inning for wrangling, and llrady. of I. li tis Rock, wim struck by a plK-hod bull and Injured so that he had to retire. eors: R. II. E. JJttls Rock , . oinitmoi-i 2 Atlanta U20l00 0- .1 I 1 BatUrles' Keith nnd Orr, HelUr and Evsra. Time, I Mt. Umpire. Rudilsrhuin. SOUTH ATIJNTIC LEAGUE. Macon. Uh. June 21 - The splendid twirling 'it Havulg,-. rr the Visitors, held the Ikh1s down In day. Cliarli-stoii did not hit oririi. Imt In i hind. Kealnger got a homo run. The gum was lather list toss iron: . . K Charleston .. .. 0 0 0 2 1 I 0 0 4 . i Maoon .. .. .. I 0 0 0 o it 4 1 Hatterles Kt!lK and Hexiniiet ; Helm and llarnlsh. I'mplre. Illm k. Time. 1 Mi. Jst ksonvllle, June 21 -Willis deserved to win his Rum to day. getting single and a horns run out of Hire times up Tha lorals lost through errors. S4re: It. II. E Jacksonville , . 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 :i Augusta 0 1 I 0 t 1 4 7 'J Hattei-tes: Willis and Shea; Moore etui Carsoll. Time, 1 itt. Umpire, I j. Ilium avanesh, (is.. June 2l I he o.nug gam of the H vltli 1 'iluinliln went t th locals this Hflernooii hy 11 srnte of 1 Is I Errors contributed to th iull for without th-iH neltlisr lum semhl have score'l III what whs a pltrirs' Mt lie. Score: Savannah Columbia Retteries and Sweeny , .. e 0 1 A 0 n v . . II 0(1 (I n 11 u II Kane and ''urrati llelsmnn . Umpire. Mure Time, 1 :w. AMERICAN I.KAGUK , Detroit. June 71 Clevelnnd to.k Ixilti rts of a double heaih-r, to I) anil a to The ssrorid game lusi-l pi nintngs First game II II -,. Detroit ooooool(ii- 7 i (Sweland a x 0 1 u ti u - Yi liattarls: Mullln, Wsmer 11 nil 1'iiyne; Hess and Hsinls. Time, It,. In, pi re. Cnaolly. ' Meeond game: It If K. Detroit 010000001 0-2 7 3 Cleveland . . 1 0 1 0000 0 0 1 I 14 11 Batteries: Kllllsn snd Vnruer: Kelts and Kemls. lime, hours, I'mplr, Connolly. Washington. June ri -A heavy thun derstorm stopped t'i day's g.ime between Philadelphia snd Washtiiglon. after the Visitor hsd Ihwii at the hut In the kill -Inning, the snore being a tie. - gcote: It. II. K, .Washington ... , . e 11 I n 0 ft- I 4 A ' Philadelphia .. , 0 I) t 11 11 g : t Kat'erlee ' Hmllli nnd Wskeflelil; Hen far and rV hrerk Time, I .,ii. I'liiplrea, liurst and Connors. 1 j,' NATIONAL I.KAOI'K. ' Boston. June 11.- ftoston opened slini p ly on Hawlie s pitching to-day am) Inter foond Overalls delivery equally to their liking. ' stewre: It M. K-. Boetotf ,, ,. t 0 (l a 4 0 0 g -ID 1:1 ! cr.tesgo .. ..... 0 00 1 0 a 00- 1 3 2 ' liattarles: Llndntrmn anij Hrown; llee. ha. Overall and Woran. 'Mine, 11. I'm- ptre, iolinstone. ' PhlladelpliU, June 31. The locals won a pitchers' bottle to-day, Mt. 1ouls full ing te soera after (lie amend Innina. ikore: 11. VI K. sit. Ixuls .. ... Of0ft-J 7 I Philadelphia , f 1 0 0 0 -J f t : liatterles: 0ruhot - and Murray; I'll tlneer end Ixmoven. Time, t'M. " Um yit, Carpenter and Conway. A New ToVk. iutie 71. Hew Tor defeat ed IlUsburg in a ninth inning finish to Xalsria Make rale lUnorf. The Old wandard Orove's Tasteless Chill Tonio drives out malaria and nuiHe up the eyetem, Hold by all tteJerg ti ti Jreara. lrla sent, BRYAN OK TRUST QUESTION RADICALISM IS CO.NSEnVATISM Taklnc for Ilia T tlw Ktatwnt . Tlutt lie In B'lnnc Uent-r lboV a t5oi hrrvaUve, Nebraakan IorlrcaTliat Radical Meaatirra Agalnat I'rlralo 5loiHpollca Are Nr-rrwaarr to Savo l4Htlinau Wealth JYom Otlltiin An Abaartl to Talk of Controlling Trnata . aa Controllfng Hurglary l-'orrnor Radlcallam Now Con nerval ln. Trondhjem, Norway, June 11. William J. Bryan haa arrived hore to attcntl the coronation of Kins Haa kon. Mr. Bryan, taking for hla text the atatement that ha ivn belnz de scribed aa conservative, anld: "I am not reaponnlble for for the phraaca uxed In regard to me; but I am reaponstble for my poeltlon on public QMBtlonTblt position ought to be wvll known. Take the truat queatlon for Inatance, an It Hcemn uppormont Juki now. My pnaltlon In. that pri vate monoimly In Indefensible and Intolerable. That waa the Democrat ic platf'vm In 1900 and the plank waa Incorporated In 1104 and It la tho only tenable position. "The I i Is aome talk of controlling the trufitu you might as well talk of controlling burglary, - W do not aay men shall only steal a little bit, or In some particular ay, but that they shall not steal at all. ' It IS so of pri vate monopolies. It Is not sufficient to control or regulate them they must be absolutely and totally de stroyed. Corporations should be con trolled and regulated, but prlvato mo nopolies muni bo exterminated, root and branch. Now, you can call that a radical doctrine. Tet it la morn conservative to apply this remedy now than to wait until predatory wealth has by Its lawlessness brought odium on legitimate accumulations. "Vhat used to be called radical Is now called conservative, because people have been Investigating. The doctrine has not changed, but public sentiment is making progress." Mr. and Mrs. llryan will spend a week In Norway and will then go to England. TOW' OF 1S.00O DKHTRO YKD ? Contradictory Cablegrams Rcoclvfil by New Orleans Firm Frof Its Cu ban Representative. New Orleans, June 21. Cablegrams reporting the destruction of Hngua la Grande, a town of about 13,000 Inhabitants In Hnnta Clnra province, Cuba, were received here last night by fUaufTer, llelman & Company. Two measages were received, the first an nouncing that the town had been flooded and the second saying that It had been entirely destroyed by fire. The messages came from the firm's representative at Havana. No ad ditional Information baa been received to-day. WAGIX RAISKl) AT FALL K1VF.R. Mill Men Grant liMe-rase of II I'cr Cent. Other Sew Fiiglaiid MM Centers Kmn1-I to follow. Fall Hlver. Mass.. June 21. The cotton manufacturers of this city have Kranted their operatives a 14 per cent. Increase in wages. About 2T, 000 hands are benefited. The new scule, which will take ef fect July t. Is practically the shiiih as that irevnlllng previous tu July 1, 104. As the other New England cotton manufacturing centers follow the lead of. Fall Itlver, as a rule, the change Is exported ultimately to effect all cotton mill workers In this section. $00,000 FiM-tory Fire in Atlanta.' Atlanta, On.. June 21. Fire to night destroyed the plants of the Atlanta Hprlng Red Compuny and the Atlanta Iron 0111I Hrass Hod Com pany. The loss In estimated at 160. 000, fully covered by Insurance. At one lima It was feared that the tunka of the Standard oil Company, which adjoins one of the plantn, would be Ignited, but quick work by the fire ilnpurtment checked the flames lit that direction. Shot Ills IHvorred Wife ami Her .ht'e, l.oa Angeleg. June 21. W. K. Ke trlng shot and prubuhly futully wounded his divorced wife and her niece, Miss Resale O'ltay, at the home of the former ewly to-day. Ketrlng 1 lin.il tienn sepuruted from his wife 1 two year. Last night he asked her , to return lo him. Hhe refused and : MIhs '1iv stepped to the telephone' to rail the police. As Hhe did so , Ketrlng thrust the telephone from her bunds and shot both women. Ie In I'lilhuk-lpliln llollnl. Oberer Hnrenii. I SOB Mitln Hired. Columbia, H. '. June Zl. eus reached here lo-nlght of the death In Philadelphia to-duy, follow ing 11 n operation, of A. Wallace ThumpHiin, a populor young Columb ia lawyer. Mr. Thompson s tli-ath Is a great shock as he appeared to lie In splendid health up to 11 few tlnys : sgo. He was the son t the late ir. A. W. Thompson, of I'nlon, and a i giandson of (lovernor J"tcr. lie j ws unmarried. tireenalMMTo Men tight lu Court llouao 1 t'orrlilor. Hie In I to The Observer. llreensboro, June "l.T. A Lyon a shoe salvsniiin, snd T. I, llm nhurdt, superintendent of construction on HI lloapltnl. engaged In 11 lively tlstl inn" l' the corridor of the court house to-iliiy, ns the result of 11 illsi u..pn over 11 trivial mutter, hyon struck Hurnlinrilt, knocking him down, nnd then sot upon him. Kyslundei's lnterferel 11 ml neither man wris seriously Injured. dny hy 6 to t Munuger alcdrnw wns ordered off tha field lit III" end of the fourth Inning and McOlntillv and Me- I (Isiiii were put out In llm fifth, for dis puting with I'mplre )'Iuy. Hrore: 11 . R. I'lltsliiiig (I0 1 : 00 0 (I -t 14 Z New V.nk .. . 0OII2IMHIII.V1 II X ll.itt-rle l,eeer. Mi 1'iirlsnil o ml llihson: Mi'ilinnltr. Mnthson mid! ltB. an 'r n . 11 ih 1 ie-. . 1 T and O'lhiy. Ail lot cresting Game of Maw-bell. The I'hnrlotto Athletics defeud d the I'liurlnlte ripe foundry tenm, at lttu I'urk, yestiirday afternoon, hy a wore of ti to 0. The features of the game were the pitching of llemlilx and the all round good wsrk of the Athletic team, Thif scorn by Innings follows: It. II , K. Athletics ., 1 4 I 0 0 1 1 0 0 II 10 1 r. y. ... 00000 0 oou 0 t 4 Yale Takea Mrat of Her lea. Cambrldg. M jss , June '.'I. Through heevy hutting and oai-nllent plti'lilng. YhIs defeated Harvard on Holdlers' Kiel it to-duy In the llrst game of their snnunl baseball series, by a score of I to t Jt'ftT WHAT KVBRTONK BltOUIJ) tKJ. Mr. J. T. lisrver. of Irwinvuie, Os , al ways keeps a boltle nf Chsmherlaln'S Collo, Cholera and Ulnrrhoe Itamedy at band ready for instant use, Attacks of colic, ebotera morbus end diarrhoea oorhe en so suddenly that there Is no time te bunt a doctor or go to the store for ntedt cine. Mr. Harlr says; " have tried Chamberlain's Oillc. Cholera and plsr rhoea lUirnsdy whuh Is one of the beet medicine t ever w." I keen a buttl of it In mr room aa I have had several at tacks of collo and it has proved to be the heet madinine 1 ever used," avid by U. H. Jotdaa Ca. , - ' - '", ,' !'- t .' 6T1IX. ANOTHER VKRSIOJf. ' Sf f ..iiii.K.i f ' I I O V Gen. James Madison Letwh'a Famous Replies to , ' Inquisitors as to tlie , 'Ustck Balary Grab," m ; Recently Quoted in The Observer, Gorrobo rated by J3y Witness. ; To th. Editor of Tha Obeenrer; ' ID your Issue of tha 17th and 10th you recall tha incident of the late General James . Madison Leach and his connection with the "back salary grab" of the late '0 s or early ,'70's, and hi ready answer when once con fronted with the charge. We have tha story from an "eye wltneBa,, which varies but little from your ver sion' in the Issue of the 17th. . The Incident recalls the atrenuoua campaigns of the '70's, when mud slinging, vituperation and abuse waa the stock In trade of the average spellbinder. Not till Cleveland' fa mous message of '17, giving tha Dem ocrats the battle cry, were political campaigns in the Boulh Advanced to the higher plain af an Intelligent dis cussion of a living Issue, rather than personal abuse of opposing candi dates another debt, by the way. the country owea The Old Man. During the campaign succeeding the "back (talury vote," Gen Leach waa frequent ly called upon by hla opponents for explanations. He was always ready. When, at the climax of an outburst, the question was asked, "How about the back salary grab, Oeneral?" With out a moment's hesitation and igno rant as to his inquisitor, he fired back ''Shut your mouth,- yAu d d fool, just last week I paid M&J.60 se curity money for your d d old doddy." The crowd yelled "put him out." and everybody said "didn't Leach git him." Upon another occasion, when twit ted with the aome query, he read with great fervor from an old record showing that Congress had once voted George Washington back pay for un remuneratlve service. With great dra- The many Imitations of DeWltt's Witch Ilasel Salve that are now before the public prove It the beet. Ask for DeWltt's Oood for burns, scalds, chaffed skin, ecsema, tetter, cuta, bruises, boils and plies. Sold by Hawley'i Pharmacy. It Costs More to Prepare the Surface than to do the repainting itself, if the orig inal paint was not Pure White Lead and Pure Linteed Oil. This is the only paint which is elastic enough and tough enough, in spite of climaticchanget , to wear imoothly and evenly right down to the surface, leav ing it free and uniform, all ready for the painter to begin hit work when repainting u finally necessary. A paint adulterated with barytet, yellow ochre, tine and other substitutes for Purs White lad, is inevitably stiff and brittle; and changes in temperature make it blister, Crack and peeU Long before such paint has worn away, repainting become, a ne cessity, on account of the many places left eipoed. Yet, before repainting can he done, the blotchy, unevea surface must be scraped or burned till the smooth surface of the wood itself is reached. This requires much of the painter's valuable time, and it attended with no little risk from fire. Avoid this expensive process and the danger which it always Involves, by insist ing on Pure White Lead in the first place. Don't leave any loophole; specify the brand- LEWIS Pure White Lead Mwte bj taeOU UuV-s Proem) m4 Isr a SMklst mills isi smrtl ssishsii rtpn SatMsas SMasi hmtm. sSsrtsf -slsim him to ester mbsm is sisua jmu Si 1. A tsst Isr stat partly Is aMa glna. J0II", T. LEWIS MM. CO. 2JI feat Feast ftfeMt, rUUMtast, Ps, una lead For Sale by All Dealers. A pure urtedulttreted MsJt Whiskey It Is bottlsd In bond which is In itself a geversaiawt laareMas ss 10 are, proof airaaual it: A wonderful Inrisnratkig tnnhc for eld sea. confirmed Invalids and eavslsaeents A eertala and sure spaelfte In eoMg. roogbs. lung snd bronchial affeo- TCSTIMONIALS rROM PHYSICIANS We ran furnish testimonials from rseomiirad Bhrslcisfit who bars taatad IU merit Sena) ms J.00 fee 4 fell everts, r 7. 3 )fa assarts Try H youraslf If H is net satk f salary, ca-k It us snd skip bark tSBMstsfw esMicl and I'll nuiti mr mmnty. Ask any hank bt Kicb nwad as to tha rsllaklllty of PHIL. Q. KELLY. Richmond, Va. NoT-Adrl 60s. to above prises whan ahlpaneat amas beyond MlMiaaipplrWae Rent Square OF H. WITTKOWNKY. riares for rent, the most desirable In Charlotte wore. Offices, Nhops and Dwellings; 1 htore, No. 204 E. Trade street, one door east of College street, heretofore occupied by F. II. Whits sr. Co. Immediate poseesslen. 1 Htore and severs! Offices, No, 8, College street, one door south of East Trade -now occupied by American Cotton Co, Possession Heptember 1st, 1 Htore, Jo. 11 West 'Fifth atreet heretofore occupied as a machine shop. 1 7Room Dwelling, No. N. draham, near West Trade street modorn' Improvements. , Atly to H. VHTTKOWHKY.; , . matte effect, of which be was a past master, he turned upon his Inquisitor and said, "You cuss George Washing ton, the Father of your country, and a streak of lightning will atrlke you In the mouth, run down your throat, t aown your hack hone, oust you wiae open, a n you," " ., The tragic scene overshadowed the sophistry, and Leach waa voted back Spray, June 20, 10. ' l' ,., .11 I , II I, Ml I II , I , '. ' $150,000 OH AI1I1 Vlre at Yasoo aty, ,. Miint : ' . Mine. , . Jackson, lilss.. June II. A special from Tasoo City, Miss., says the. Fa- ducan cotton Oil Mill, of that place. was completely destroyed by Ore-this afternoon, entailing a loss of 1150,000, Cooling Breezes The ocean is not the only water which make cooling breeses. The waters of the Catawba also make them, for here In Charlotte the breeaea made by the Catawba have a surpassing advantage over those of the ocean. To get the cooling breeen.pt jhaocean, we have to go to the ocean. The eld Catawba sends us an electrlo current and we supply the fan. We have In stock a large lot of fans and we can send out men at any time to hook them up, with Juice from the Catawba Power Company, or from the 4 C's steam plant. THE D. A. TOMPKIXS CO., Electric Supplies, CHARLOTTE. X. C. TUB HOOK IS MADE OF tiUUCJC CHXESas many people would lead her to b ueve, when the housewife goee te pure nase gour for her baking dav bat If ahe haa once used the Pride of Charlotte flour she will take nothing eiae. 11 is maae 01 ins cnoieest se lected wheat and ground at our mills. MKCK lirT.NBUKO r'IXlH St ILLM J. Lee KoLner, Proprteiot. rhoM s. B.f.ARRINGTON, H.D..D.D. S. . Specialist GO LBS BO RO, :: NORTH CAROLINA Practice conllned to treatment of diseased gumx. especially Pyorrhea Aiveoiari. or Kiggs' disease, so called, more generally known and spoken of 11 scurvy. One treatment nt one sitting Is all that Is requisite for cure In most cases. RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Public Accountants and Auditors, Bank. Manufacturing and General Auditing. 1210-121 Kmplre Building, At uinta, Ga. DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. -. CAItSOJf BITLDING . ' Southssst Comer FOURTH AND TRITON STREETS. gOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CHARJOTTEA GRKEX8BORO, Tf.C. Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor 4Cs Building, CHARTXyTTE, - . . . . . x. C. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, - - - S. 0. Mi r.1O0E(l fiE'JOLl'IKG FLAT SnOOAIID PETT EE UACIIIH E S II 0 P S i';"' " " v ' ' '" " 1 ' ' 1"',y""iv"-' '''" , j, v ,' ! v- . . '. .- t , ,J '. .- ,' , , t , n ; Invite the attention of COTTON, MANUFACTURERS ' tQ their - latest, pat-i! V Xtrti card. The greatest amount of ; work and ;highest. standard 'of .quality Vv at the lowest cost of' production. , Send, for .Catalogue. , -;. . ' ? v. Largest Bullde r s of Cards in the ' C o u n t r i ? DRAWING FRAMES ROVING f RAMES A. H. Let Us Serve You For All Purposes TOTE sell the Best Coal " that money can buy, and know we can I give satisfaction, no mat-' ter what your fuel re quirements may be. Steam, Domestic Blacksmith Coals Standard Ice and Fuel Co. m ininTTC u r Hackney Bros. Plumbing & Heating OS Contracting Jobbers in Supplies CHARLOTTE :: N. C. West Fifth St. Machinery for farm and fac tory. flianes. Three kinds, from 12 to 150 H. P. Boilers, ? a ws laiuc vu I'Xj, from 12 to 150 H.P. Improved Gin Machinery,, gngie and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. Saw Hills, fiye wi 1 all sizes in use in the South, Pulleys and Shafting, as vui ww smallest to complete cotton mill outfits. LIDDEll COMPANY, QWlt,llt ,. . v CITY TAX RETURNS NOTICE This U to notify all. person and corporations residing In the city ot Charlotte, who own or have control of taxable property In the city, on tits 1st day of Jane. 108, to return ilurlng the month of Juno, a Hat of their taxable property In said cltyt and also to make returns of all tax able polla (All males between twenty-one and fifty years of age ar. liable for poll tax.) By authority of the amended charter of the city of Charlotte, flection 10. City return, made at the County Court House, same place as Stat, and County returns am mad.. C. M. KTHERUDafl. i Clerk and Treasurer. !f " ' ' ' t ; . i ", ii : " ; mw"m"m',wsjs CBssaBwsawawsaWsBwJs - ..---t;.- I 'l .. x,,'iy-r . , .Vl'"?, Notice! Dairy License; Is ; due. Dog Tags are -now on sale, call at once at City tax office. . w. o, taylc.i, i ; ? -r-.'r. ; p. t.c WASHBURN, southern CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Seaboard WW Sonlhern Railway 0 Railway. uirum una i tha principal eltlts NortH, East, . South and feoutltwaat. 8chaaul tskina; sffset Mar XI, JSO. .ubjaot to aans;.. without notioa, - rw.v,-J.-ncksU far passsga en all tralaa ar. sold by this company and aoesptsd by tha passsngsr with tha tiadarstandln that this company will not bs rospoasibis for failurs to run its trains on schaduls tlms. or for any suoh daisy aa way bs Incident to thair operation. Cars la s rolSSd tO aiTS mirract llm nf uniulliia - a. . a llnas. but this company la not r as poaslbls for orrors or omissions. Trains )sa Cbartotts as follows: No. 49. dally, at 1:00 a. m. for Monroe, Hamlet and Wllmlnrton without chants, connecting at Monroe with It for Atlanta, Birmingham, and tha Southwest, with No. ES at Monroe for local points to At lanta. At Hamlet with M for Raleigh, Portsmouth. Norfolk and steamers for Washington, Baltimore. Naw Tork. Bos ton, and Provldenes. With M at Hamlet for Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Nsw Tork. and the East. With tl at Hamlet for Columbia. Bavsnnah. Jacksonville, and all Florida points. No. 13s. dally, at IMS a m. for TJn eolnton. Sheloy and Rutherfordton with out change, connecting at Unoolntoa with C. S. W. No. M for Hickory. Le noir, and Western North Carolina points. No. 45, dally. 4:46 p. m. for Llncolnton. Dnnioy, ttumerrorown and all local sta tlona, connecting at Llncolnton with C. N. W. for Newton, Hickory. Lenoir and all local points. No. 44. daify, S p. m. for Monroe, Ham let, Maxton. Lum barton, Wilmington and sui locau aiauons. No. lit, dally, 7:1$ p.. m. for Monroe, connecting with 41 for Atlanta. Birming ham and the Southweet. at Hamlet with 41 for Columbia. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida points, with M at Hamlet for Richmond, Washington and Nsw Tork. snd the TOsst. with at Hamlet for Raleigh, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Through sleeper on thla train from Char lotte. N, C. to Portsmouth. Va., dally. Trains arrive In Charlotte as follows: No. 13S. WOO a. m., dally, from points North and South. - No. 44, dally. 10:15 a. tn. from Ruthsr fordtoa, Shelby, Lumberton and all C N. W. points. - j No. 48, daily. 11 :M a m. from Wilming ton, Lumberton. Maxton, Hamlet, Mon roe and all looal points. No. 182, Trf p. m., daily, from Ruther- roraton, rmeiby. Llncolnton and C. A N, W. Railway points. No. 8. 10:4S p. m dally, from Wllmmg- ton. Hsmlst and Monroe, also from DOlnts Kut. North and flantharaat. mn. nectlng at Hamlet and Monroe. Connections are made at Hamlet with all through trains for points North. South and Southwest, which are compos ed or vestibule day coaches between Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Washing ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping cars between Jersey City, Birmingham and Memphis, and Jersey City and Jackson ville. Cafe cars on all through trains. For information, time-tables, reserve, tlons. or Seaboard descriptive literature appiy to ucKet agents or address, x EDWARD F. COST, 2nd V. P.. Portsmouth, , V8, JAMES KBR, JR., C. P. A.. Charlotte, N, 0. C. H. OATT1S. T. P. A.. Raleigh. N. a CHA8. B. RTAN, d. P. A., Portsmouth, Vs. NCTffiilk&Vrsfan Throuih Train Daily.CharlotU to Kottnoktv Vst, Schedule la ellsot Dso, f. 1101 sU:00 am Lv Charlotte. So. Ry ArK pes I:l am Ar Winaton, Bo. Ry. Lv :M pas impmL Winaton, N. as W. Ar 8:0? pm .M pm Lv Martinsville. Lv 11 -it am ; pro Lv Rocky Mount, Lv 10:M am DafTm HoMoktb L "f" M Connect at Roanake via Sbenandoaa Valley Kouu for Natural Bridge, Luray, Uagarstown, and all points In Pennsyl vania and New York Pullman sleeper Roanoke and Philadelphia. Through coach, Charlotte and Roanoke. Additional information from aaeau fioutkarn Hallway. M. F. BRAGG, Trav. Pass. Agent nf. BL BBVTLL, Oe'l. Pass. Agent. . ROANOKJL VA. t ' Summer excursion and week-end rates via Seaboard Air Line. Season me, The Seaboard will sell following sum mer excursion tickets limtted to Oat. 81st and week-end tickets limited to Mob dsy following date sale with exceptions noted. Wilmington week-end ticket on ssl Friday afternoon train and all trains Saturdays, good ' to return Tues. day. Inclusive; Blowing, Rock Tuesday Xollowing, Inclusive. , ,s . Rate not named below can be tiad up on applioatlon. ' j wrlgbtsvllle Pesoh and return, sum mer excursion, W.rt. --,,, , Wilmington and .return, Week-end, 8S.a ,. Mount Holly, week-snd. Wo. Llncolnton and return, summer excur sion, l.?8; week-end, 81.03. Shelby and return, summer esoursion, 81.70: week-end, '81.71 .Rutherfordton and return, summer eg. eurslnn, 84.00! week-end, 8J.. Hickory and return, summer excursion, 8S : week-end, 83.W. ' ' Cliff e and return,, week-end. 81.M. Lenoir and return,, summer excursion, 84.30; week-end, KM. Blowing Rock and return, summer ex cursion. 88 80; week-end. ftl.ao. . fc . Chimney Rock and returns summer ex. curslon. 87i week-end 88.TS. Cross Mill. . return, summer excursion, H.0&; week-end, 88.4a . Virginia Beach and return, summer ex. curslon, $18.1 ; ' i . - Old Point Comfort. Va and return, aummer escurslpn, ltl8. Ocean View, Va., and return. Summer excursion, 816.1ft. For further information call on or ad dress any agent, Seaboard or the follow ln,: ' -P. t. WRpn, v l f,., Ticket Agent. Churlmt. N. CL' JAMKS KEII, JR. - , t -Cif Passenger At, Charlotte, N. C . . C. H. OATTIH, ' , T, P. A: lUlslglv N. C. GiiRfi SPINNING FRAMES ; SPOOLERS AND REELS AGENT N. B. Following schedule figures pub lished only aa lcfermatioa, and arp aet guari aateea. . . - 8:8. a. an. No. 8. dally, for Richmond and looal aotnts: oeanecu anects at ureensooro, for Wsnatea-Salea. Raleigh, Ooilsboro, Newbera aad MorelMad City; at lan vUle for Norfolk. ,. :4 a. m. Na. 17, daily.v for Rock- tlUl, Chester, Colsunbia.and local stations. 8:80 a. m. No. 18, dally except Sunday, for StatesvUie, Taytoravtlle, and looal points; oonneeU at Moreevill. for Winston-Salem and at Stateevllle far Hlokory. Lenoir. Blowing Reck, AshevUie and oth er poiata waeu - ....,..,-..- , -. . , - T.U a. m. No. 88. dally. New Terk and Atlanta ttepress. Pullman sleeper to Columbus Oa.. and day coaches to At lanta. Close connection at Spartanburg for Henderson vllle and Aahevtll. 8:8 a. m. Na. U. daily, New xora ana Florida Ehrprees. for Rock lillL Chester, Waynesboro. Columbia, Savannab, Jack aonvUle, Dining car service, . , t:J6 a. m. No. 88, daUy. U. 8. Fast Mall for Washington ' and all points North. Pullman drawing room and sleepers- t. New York and Richmond; day eaa.ob.es New Orleans) to Washington. Dining car service. Connects ' at Greensboro - for Winston-Salem. Raleigh and Ooldsboro. t:80 a. m. No. '87, dally, Washington and Southwestern Limited. Pullman drawing room sleepers. New Tork to New Orleans and Birmingham. Pullman- ob servation car New Tork to Macon. Din ing car service. Solid Pullman train. 10:OS a. m. No. 80. Washington and Flori da Limited. Pullman - drawing room sleepers to New Torkf first class coach to Washington. Dining ear service. 11:00 a. m. No, X8, dally, for Davidson, Mooresville, Barber Ju notion. Ceoleemee. Moeksville. Wlaston-Balem and Roanoke. Va, and local points. i 13 : p. m. No. 11. daily, for Atlanta and local stations; connects at Spartan burg for Hendersonvllle and Ashsvtll. T:00 p. m. No. U, dally, tor Richssond and looal stations: connects at Greens boro for Raleigh and Ooldsboro. Pullman sleepers. Greensboro to Raleigh, Char lotte to Norfolk and Charlotte ts Rich mond. 8:08 p. m. No. St dally ereept Sunday, freight and passenger to Chester, S. C and looal polnta 7:16 p. m. No. 84, dally except Sunday, for Taylor vllle and local stations, con nects at Statawvtlle for Ashevllle, Knox ville Chattanoogo and Memphl. ' ' 8:11 p. m. No. 8.' daily, Washington and Southwestern Liraited, for Wah Ington and all points North. Pullm sleepers and Pullman 'Observation car to New Tork. Dining car service, Solid Pullman train. 10:88 p. m. No. 84, dally. New TOrk and Florida Expre, for Washington and Polnta North. Pullman sleepers- from Jacksonvllls and Augusta to New Tork. First class day coach, Jacksonville to Washington. : p. m. No. IS. dally. Washington and Florida Limited, tor Columbia. Augusts, Chsrleston. Savannah and Jacksonville, Pullman drawtn room sleenlag car to Jacksonville. First clssa day coaches Washington to Jacksonville. 11 :06 p. m. No. 40, dally, for Washington and points North. Pullmsn sleeper to Washington. First elsss day coach At lanta to Washington. 10:85 r. m. No. M, daily, united State Fast Mall, for Atlanta and points South and Southwest. Pullman drawing room sleepers to New Orleans and BIrmin hsm. Day coaches, Washington to New Organs. Dining car service. Ticket, sleeping cat reserve tlons. and detailed Information can he ontsln-d at City Ticket Office, No. 11 South Tryon etreet. H. 8. Spencer. . M.l S. H. Hardwlck, P. T. M.: W. H. Tayloe, Q. P. A.; R. L. Vernon. T. P. A. SPECIAL RATES .VIA SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,' Toronto, Can.-Meetlng Odd TtQ. datea of sale, rates and conditions, to be anonuaced later. Washington. D. C.-Negro Toung Peo ple's Christian and Educational Con gress, July 8rd-8th. One first-class fare plus 86c. round trip. Portland. Ore. Hotel Men'e Benefit. As sociation of ths United States and Canada, June 2Sth-th, rates from any point upon application. San Francisco, snd Los Angeles, Cat National Kducatlonal Association, Julv th-13tht from Wilmington 8T7.W; Raleigh 877.50: Charlott. tf'-W: equal ly low rates from other polnta. Athena Ga. Summer school, June SSth-r-.iT Ara.lnaa fara ttiua 'J&a. for jgivii, who ... -- .- - r . round trip. Otrsha, Neh. International Convention . Baptist Young People's union of America, July 12th-16th, on first class fare plus $2.00 for round trip. Ashevllle, N. C.-Annual conference YOung reopie a - w,iuiirj wut." ment. June th-July 8th. One first nlass fare olus 28 cent for round trip. Jackson Spring, N. C.-North Carolina June 25th-July 1st, on and one-third first-clas fares plus 260. for th round trip, . , Raleigh, N. C Farmer' convention. July lom-Jivn, iiei-viaae tmim plu S5c. for round trip. Monteagle, Tenn. Woman' Confcrea, July Win-AUgusi bum, ona nrei-c)aaa far plu 26c. for round trio. Ashevllle. , N." C. Commercial Law Jeague OI Amines, i una itiai-uiu.a , far plu, 25c. fur round trio. Tuscaloosa, Ala-Summer School for Teachers, aunu isio-juiy iu, una flrst-class lur plu 26a. for round - . trip. - f r Monteagle, Tenn.-Monteagle Bible Train Ing ilcnool. July th-Augut Ut, on. far. plu Use. round trip. ' Monteagle, Tenn-Monteagle - Sunday School Institute, July Uth-August Ui, ' one fare plue 26o. round trie. Ashevllle. N.C North Carolina Fire' men Association, July Mth-llltlj. ' rate upon application.. - Charlotte, N. C Religion, and Kduca , tlonal Convention, July lDth-22nd, on. and , on-thlrd far plu 26o, round S trip. " : .'-''' ' " ' -h - Nahvlll. Tenn.--FIk University Sum - mar School. July 2nd-August 8rd. on. flrst-class far plus 26c, round trip. Lexington, Ky.-Natlonal Grand Lodge ITnited Brother of Friendship, and ; - Sisters of tha Mysterious Ten, July r 8vth-Augut rd, on first-class far plu 2fio.round trip, f . ... Milwaukee, 'Wis. OranJ Aerie, Fraternal Order of Kagles, August 14th-18th. -' one flrst-class fare plu CM round Naahvlile, Tnn.-Peabodr College Bum . . mer Schools for Teachar. Vandsrbllt '.' . . Biblical Institute, June llth-Auguat , joth, one Orst-class far , plus 88c. . round trip. . ;: For detailed Information as to rates, schedules, date ot sale, limits, etc., ad dress your ticket agent or tha under, i Traveling passenger Agent, ItoJeiEh, N. C. JA8, KEII, JK.. CT p. A., r , lUD. 1. 1904. Charlotte, N. C fa
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