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I.'., J' '", 'It; ,..w k. ...... j CIIAIILOTTB DAILY OBSERVER, artJOT 21, 1C03. 4 'If Sporting News v ;'. ' vt MM3MM 6CMMART. !'':."'; .. SOUTHERN LEAGUE . V ' At LUUs Rock: Little Rock, At- ' lent. . iV At Bhreveport: Bhreveport, 4; Blrm lushem. $, ,-At Memphis: Memphis, 4; Montgom l. Tt Nashville: NsshvMs, New Or- 1. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. At Jacksonville; Jacksonville, 2; Au gusta, l. , At Savannah: Bavannah, 2: Colum bia, ft. At Macon: Charleston, 1; Macon, 0. New AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Washington: Washington, APhlladelphla: Philadelphia, $; Ilos ton, 0. At Chicago: Chicago. 8; Detroit, 2. At St. Louie: St. Loula. ; Cleveland,. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ' At Boston: Boston. ; Brooklyn, t At New lark: New York, ; Pblladel- 'At'pittaburg: Pittsburg. 2; Bt. Louis,. At Cincinnati: Cincinnati. 1; Chicago,. But- EASTERN LEAGUE. At Providence: Providence, t; SeJo ft. At Jersey aty, first game: Rochester. Jersey City, ft. Becond game: Rochee ter, $; Jersey City. 0. At Newark, Hrst game: Postponed; wet grounds. Second game: Newurk. 4; Montreal, t At Baltimore, first gnrne: lialtlmore. 4; Toronto. I. Second game: failed In oeooad Inning on account nf ruin, score Bg Baltimore, Toronto, l. VIRGINIA STATE LEAOUE. At Richmond: Richmond. 0; Lynch burg, 4. At Danville, first game: Danville, 3: Norfolk. 2 (U innings). Second game. Danville, t; Norfolk, 7 (7 Innlnss). At Roanoke: Roanoke. 1; I'orts- tortus and Rttter. Time, 1:4." Umpire, STANDINO OP TOE CLUBS. arsveport New Orleans Birmingham . Atlanta .. .. Memphis .. .. Montgomery . Nashville .. . LitUe Rock . SOUTHERN LEAOUE. Won. Ixst. Cincinnati, June H. Chicago won to- ujr s game irom Cincinnati oy . ouncn Ins three hits, a baas on nails aiut i sacrifice In the . third Inning, h scoring w a wasa. . Score: ',' R. H. E. Cincinnati .. ,. ftftOM10ft-l 7 1 Chicago 0OIOO0S0O-J I 0 Batteries: Fraaer and Schlel; Lund gren and Kling. Time, 1:60, Umpire, O'Day. Hunut-srllle Wns. The Huntersvllle baseball team came to Charlotte, yesterday afternoon and crossed bats with the Charlotte Athletics In a pretty came at the fulr grounds. The game was a good one, 10 innings bo Ins; required to decide the contest. The final score was 8 to 5 in favor of the visitors. The fea tures of the game were the hitting of Myers and Mune for the locals, Myers Retting- Tour hits out or flvo time op and Muse getting three out five For Huntersvllle, the beHt playing was done by Prim, at second base. Score by Innings: It. H. E. Huntorsvllle, 31000000 38 8 4 Char. Ath. 003020000 0 S 1 1 4 Batteries: Huntersvllle. Cheshire and Johnson; Athletics, Myers, Hen drlx and Jonca. Proximity Pcfoals Concord. Special to Tha Observer. Greensboro. June 23. Proximity baseball nine won from a team from Concord In a fine exhibition of the national sport this afternoon by a score of 1 to 0. Only two hits on each side were made. The work of the pitchers was the feature of the tame. The ona run was made on errors. Charlotte Defeats Sutfsvllle. Rivcrlul to Tha Obiarver. Statrsvllle. June . Chrlntte turned the tables on Htatesvllle this afternoon and won the game easily by a score of 7 to 2. The Charlotte boys left on the 8:10 triiln for home. Htatesvllle win proo- abje piny two or three-games in Char lotto In two or three weeks. COUNKLL YICTOK IS REGATTA. 16 ti 32 m 2H A 17 P.C. .410 ;'7 is 3 X! 3D SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAOUE. Won. Ijnt. Augasta 14 Columbia J J Savanoa.h W Charleston Tl Msoon 14 JaoksoDvlils II 28 a .a M PC. .Kl M il7 4.W AMERICAN' LEAOUE. Won. l.ot. Clsveland 34 1 Phllsdelphla XX :1 Ml Nsw Tork 33 It .i'9 Chicago a A .i-n St. Louis 30 r, S.' Detroit 29 .tlx Washington VI Sti .357 Boston ltf 41 .M NATIONAL I.EAOI'E. Won. l-ott. ' r.c. Chltdgo 4J 19 V I'lttatiurg :7 li .'173 New York W Philadelphia HI M frh, ClixInnMtl it XI .' I HI. Uiu! ,'l :7 Hroohlyii .1 37 ..Ti.: Boston :i :SUi EASTKltN I.KAOl K Wnii. lnt. Jew City : Bull. . 1'7 Nesaik i Kuliinmrif i- lttoliHUT M'lfitirnl pruviilcnte .. .. Toronto is L'l .'I 3 ti 31 I.KAOft: (iAMI'.S. Itliaran Oarsinrn Win Kvrry Event Otor Nnim-rnua tTomprtltors on ttie ItiiUMon IxtMpt I-Jglit-Uarea l-Tesn-uian IUuc Pennsylvania Soeoixl la si-Hlty Match. rouslikeeimle. N. Y.. June 23 Cornell .&3 ; again won the honor In the annual re .660 itatta of the Jnter-colleglate Rowing As- ,fc;t3 , sorlatlon, lipid here to-aay over the nm .fil7 torm four-mile course on the Hudson .4X3 ! river. The Ited and White crews wers .401 i first In the vanity eight, the open Inter- .HA collegiate championship or the year, and the varsity fours. Syracuse won tns elght-ourifl event for freshmen crews. Cornell being second. Trie rnces were decided between thunderstorms, a par ticularly heavy one occurring Just before the varalty eights were scheduled to start. The racing shells of several of the crews were so 01 led with water thnt If m-aM nfsanrv tr hiavA fliaim mimri1 3- i out and this delayed the send away until j 8:1 o'clock In the evening. I Kxai lly 1 minutes, M 4-5 seconds lster P.C ; th- nturdy Cornell rrew raced by the Iu1k' boot s winner by nearly two lengths. Almost bow to bow. and stroke fir stroke, the crews of Pennsylvania ami Hyrncuse were fighting it out for st-roml position. It was the prettiest etniKKle seen hqre for years, snd almost In th- last sweep f the srs Pennsylvania fnrgi-it a few feet ahead. Syracuse was len IcnKths In front of Wisconsin, with , Coliiinhlii four lengths further In the rear, and Georgetown bringing up the 1 ren r. Between Cornell. Syracuse and Penn slvnnl,(. the nice was a stiff one thriiiiKnout. After two of the four miles of th" course h;id been covered, Byrn ciiw spurted In nlmnst even t'-rms with Cornell Iinggedly they tried to hold lend with the Ithacnns and It was this curly HtriiKjrle that caused the men In the Ora litre Iw.iit to full lust ut the last , moincnt when I'ennsylvnnla challenired PC. i In the fuur-oiireil rHce, won bv Cornell, . ,i;W Hyrncuse was second. Columbia third, ,Ki iml Pennsylyanla Inst. .S41 In the freshmim race Svranuse was .(543 followed ncrosu the lino by Cornell. WIs cousin, Columhln and Pennsylvania, ,441 Agiln In the Witter contest, the fight for .4.N "'nd plnce wrm the real struggle of .J.'ci the rnce. Wisconsin came within the neei nr nintilns t ornell In the last few yiiius ur tns rnce. I HOI IHKUN I.ICAOCE Memphis. Tenn., June 23. An error followed by live hits in the nlnlli liming rvsulled In Mori igomei v eeiirlng four runs and w Inning to-ilay's game tx'iie 11. H. E. MonlKniiier) . . 0 0 ( (i II : 0 (I ( i, ti ;, teu,.lila .. o 0 it 1 o I 1,1 li It 2 Kmieriis Muiwrll ami limisen; l.leli- : I,ar0( ..ml llui.l.ur! Cmpirer, ( luik and Malottey. llins. 2 hnui s. STANLY AflAIXKT ADAMS. Republican County "invmtion In slrurts for lllaekhnrn for State) ( halrman. Hjiecini to The Observer. Albemarle, June 23. The Republi can county convention met hero to iJny for the purpose of circling delc- ... .. . " ; .,, , . ,. gittcs to the State convention. Rhrevepurt, l.a.. June 33. Timely bit-, tins by Abstein iiiuhied the i.iiais tii " w g very tame affair and all win to-day s mxw .11 se iii.d two went smooth until Mr. Z. H. Sanders sintlaa ui,d a ii.une lun in IMee times .... at the bat Kisiier and Haleo pitched , 1 '"' ""publican leader In this coun fine ball ly. made a motion to Instruct the del- " it it. ti. i ruiiirri . . o i . m o i ii o i 4 o jtliii'liiglijiii Halteili-n KIs! and AtatthfWs. Time, 1 Ui. . 'i " i) i I o ii :i i. j iicl it ifThis Halee I'lupln , lleinsteln. Utile Ho. k Aik., J nits: 1.1. Utile ! k i-gitles for Hiencer H. Adums for 8tte i liiilrtniin. TIs wns forcibly opposed bf Mr J. M. Vunhoy. The delegntes soon tiMik sides and the contest waxed warm. When the vole was taken there were 11 for Instruction and 13 against f on Ml J'.miiuii. to ii-tim In tln lb st in-' It. Ko th Adams forces lost out by mil i.u iui nit- 1-. n MinniK diillie 1 1 ' mi two Votes. Allulltu m fui f. ml. I', more H l k Lltils ltik .. . 7 3 e n n o it (i x ') li I Atlnnla ii ii o it j (i it it- .1 y .1 lis I ton. Ilrady niel Drt, I'.iiii.iini Hpsrks ttnd Kvers. I'mpiie, Itud'l. i nam 'lime, 1 U, Mr. Hitmlnrs' wife In the present i postmaster here and It Is generally : iltoiiKht that lllui khurn Is against her reappointment. Now his only hope nf I satliiK the posioflli e Is through Mr. j Adams The liemocrnts are watching tho llttht with much Interest. AMERICAN t.KAUI'i: Wsshliistini iwiii L" New Vi.ik ile. fwiled S iiMlltti.ii l. ilii) , h I ,,. struirgle by Iris ernri- of 3 tu 3 , "core. a Washington . . 0 II M (mi 4 0 New lfork . . . J 'i I 11 0 n ihmi ; s 0 latteries Kltson nnrt Wakeileld and afrijult. Tune, 1 4., O Loughlln Mt)n)R BAHICLiT CRPEPS IN. Iota I lli lie. Mir I lorlda litis l.irlllnR Dxpcrleni-c at Sea Owing to IXtubletl Proa ller. Norfolk, Vu.. June The United Stales Pionlior Florida nrrlvoil In IIiimii((iii Itomls to-day, after an ex- lllbg exierlni)ce at mot. The ship de : left Anniinolls several ditvs iien sann liihlnas itt : i..r. ,...wA n Mi.it.i nlUag play f.ubei.k. kni flu, ...... " f"ieu it a HIT. John- Cabot and Mg son.' Se baatlan. in the service of Eng ' land, first descried land on ' tha - conUnent ' of , America, , which they railed Prima Vista, and la generally supposed to havs been some oart of Newfoundland. No one had yet reached tha COntl nent. 1673. Kins PhlllD'a war began Hwaniey. in the Plymouth colony, not raj- from Mount Mope. Mar Ing sent their wlvea and children to the Narragansetta for safety, a party of the Wampanoaga ad vanced to Swanxey, where they menaced the Deeple and pro ceeded to rifle their houses and even to kill the cattle. An In dlan waa shot, whereupon the party rushed" forward and alew eight or nlno tI.ho inhabitants this opened the bloody scene, which for more than a year spread terror and devastation over the New England colonies. It waa a contest for extermlna tlon, and before It ended the flower of the English and the chivalry of the Indians were laid low. 1711. Queen Anne'a fleet sent to re duce Canada arrived at Boston, New England, I7M. David Rlttenhouse, an Ameri can natural philosopher, died From a manufacturer of clocks and mathematical Instruments, he became, by his own exertions, one of the most scientlfla men of the day. 1S03. Matthew Thornton, a signer of the Declaration, of lnde pendence. died. He was 1 practicing; physician In New Hampshire when the war of the Revolution broke out. 1801. The fiovernor of New Hamp shire refused to sign the bill the Legislature had passed agreeing to the amendment to the con stitution, adopted by two-thirds of the States. 1810. Battle of Beaverdams; 870 Americans surprised and taken by the British. 1817. Thomas McKlean died, a signer of the Declaration of Inde pendence and Governor of Penn sylvania, 1829. Work on the Bunker Hill Monument suspended for lack of funds. 1861. The IT. S. gunboat Pawnee at tacked the Confederate battery at Mathlaa Point. 1861. A spy arrested at Washington with a full detail of the num ber of the troops and batteries, and the best plan of attack on the city. 1863. Investment of - Vlcksburg, Miss., by a fleet of 13 Federal gunboats under Admiral Farra gut. After an Ineffectual bom bardment on the defenses Far ragut withdraw July I4th. 186.1. Japanese ports closed against European and American traders. 186S. Rosecrans advanced from Murfreesboro. 1863. Liberty Cap taken by Willlch's brl trade, with a loss of 71 killed and wounded. 186S. Hoover's Oap taken by Col. Wilder a mounted brigade with a loss of F3 killed and wounded. 1873. The Navy Department de spatches th Juanlta and Tigress to the Arctic regions, to rescue the survivors of the Polaris ex pedition. 1880. National Democratic conyen- tlon st Cincinnati nominated C.en. Wlnflcld U Hancock, of Pennsylvania, for President and Win H. Kngllsh. of Indiana, for Vice President. 1898. Tn advancing from Balqulrl, (5en. Youwr's brigade of cavalry and the "Hough Riders" en countered a superior force of Hpanlards at Las Guaslmas, near Sevllls. A heavy fire was opened on the Americans and Capt. A. K. Capron wns mortally wodndert and 8ergt. Hamilton Fish. Jr.. was killed. The enemy wns finally driven from his position after the Americana lun sustnlned a loss of 14 killed and r2 wounded. . 1901. I'erdlcnrls and his step-soTl, Varley. hnvlrg been released by the bandit Hals I'll, arrived at TnnRler. Los Angeles, CaL, PpeclaUy tlnd, to s Kichmond Tlmea-Pispatch. ' C A. McCartney, a young cohtrac- : toy .:ot . Pasadena, has. lived ; nearly;, tour oayg arter. having his neart ex posed, washed and sewed up, bis torn' lungs aewedand ,hi gashed .breast Closed. .. : ;' ' i '. . ' ' '.-... - t', ; : ,.') McCartney waa injured aa the rer suit of a bicycle accident. The. you rut man was rldinr rapidly, when Jie waa thrown from Jils wheel, ; Ha sU upon . on of the prongs of a bay rake, the sharp steel tore open hi breast punc tured tha outer, wall of bis heart, tor his longs and splintered one of.' bis rtbs.. : ' -' k . . McCartney , surprised his J surgeon ; and his family by living, big condition gradually 1 Unprovlnjr. j . -'-t ; A -dlnner-that appeahr to tha- aye doesn't always appeal to tha stomach. FOURTH OF JULY EXCFHSIOX RATE VIA SICABOAJIO. THE 8EABOARJ) announce ac count of Fourth of July they will sell rouna inn tickets to an points in territory South ot the Ohio and Poto mac and East of the Mississippi in cluding St. Louis. Mo., at on and one-third first-class fares for the round trip, tickets sold July Snd. 3rd and 4th, with Anal return limit (prior to midnight ot which passenger must reach original starting; point) July sin. iot. For detailed Information ' as to rates and schedules, address the undersigned. JA8. KER, Jr.. O. P. A.. Charlotte, N. C. C. H. OATTIS. Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, Jg.. C. REVO LUI JG FLfiT Cnllti f" "",""I"IBII,,'1,BII,I,,II"B ' 1 !' mmTmmm7mm """TT aagi mmmmmmmmmmmm!, ;invitetlie ; attention VfC(OT iwi cam. xne ; greaiesc amounc oi work and: highest ' standard quality -atv tho lowest cost r6t , production. . . Send Catalogued ' - K Lar fee stRii II d&r; nf inarlrlc iW f h AknAii..- ,"j "Z7- 77', ""."--Trw "''w lllllvUUUII L I. V v DRAWIIVG riTAMES ROVING FRAMES SPINNING TRAMCS lv; " SPOOLERS AND REELS A, H. WASHBUp. SOUTHERN ;C HARLOTTE,. N0RT II 5 C A R 0 tl N A AGENT Wc Have Something to Tell You About Refrigerators When vou get ready come in and see us. . . J.N.McCausland&Co. Steve Iealera aad RoOIng Coettractosav. Phone Ml tV. Tryea SL 1 tiki : to; it 'fj ) .. - i - - ' ..I I. , l' geahbard Air I iriSouthern .Railvvay:i Let us Serve You COIL For All Purposes s Railway. ' n. B.9 eiiswing aeaeauie surures pun- f llshed oals aa latornuyieo, and ar .' 1-1 - , w l.lla l.ko4cS( aad iogsj ssslnts: eeaaests at Oreensbere,' ft fr Wlnston-aalena. KsJaivh. Ooldirxira. . Hewssra ana Uerehead XXtfi at . Paa 'f . ; TlUe for KorfoUu ., ,, , . ; i . " 1:41 a. m. No. tt, dall. for Rock -Hill, L. nester.- uoiuirota ana local stations. Dr. K. ?fye Butchlaon. J. J. Hutchison. Lk'ieiiini AN AI.ARMINO flITtlATION frequintly results from neglect of clog ged bowels end tnrpld liver, until rnnstl i.u I Inn lieromrs rlironle. This rondltlon Is unkmiwn to thoso who use Dr. King's New l-lf Pills: the best snd gsntlest rguls lurs nf stnmiirli and bowels. iuiir;mtfi rl ty H. II. Jordan X Co., drug gists, l'rli 26o. INSURANCE FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT OFFICR: Ra , Boat BaUdlag. Bell Knoo 4MX. RALPH H. BROWN AND JOEL HUNTER Public Accountants and Auditors InTdstlKntlons, Kxaralnatlona, Cost britemi rinisliea. 121V-1221 Empire Balldlng, Atlanta, Ga. DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. i CARSON BUILD TWO Southeast Comer FOCRTTI AND TRTON STREETS. HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS Tl-ago. jui.e :i - n fMt4 Itiolt, to 1 Julie n - i I, I iik ., ., , I ail hltn s sllr0. l iln l i.: U iiis tl.rs pliulisit Bcore: n 1 1 , j; Chlsn .. . . 0 0 ; " n ', n I) o 'i I :i in i, lrtrul1 u ii I I on ii o ii uu : li i Dslterlfi: Wslsli. imim Aliiurk i,, gHillivaa: CutMtnks slid VS nnr I lim I I. i'mvlrM, Kvsni na i .,iin-, W'lill.i n!T Hotoinon Isluml Hie Klnrldn lust iih iirupeller snd Tirke th blade of nnothsr. In this crlppleg roinll Hon lli Florida managed to creep In this iificriiuon. A tug from Hie nuvy nl here m sent to tow tlm mon IUr to the navr yard, but ( 'mniiiaiuli r J'ltn V.i,-I'iiuik i.it.jw 4 i ' 'trla llnrtlett lrlliied lo accept ine pronxrcti assiMiuin e until ho ru cclved errlors from VVnshlngton. Latfr the Klurldi moved up towurds New port Mews and dropped anchor off the shfp yiirds. Phlladettililu Boston onlr five si-mteretl hits to-tli v AM , I.m t 1 1 n . . - ....... ' wi" n'.i w.i, pnui lllll. . aVore: n. H. K. IVisum 0 I) M 0 0 0 S 0 -i b 4 JPhllsdelpliU . Il! nth I In 0 liatterlrs llmris unl a nnl,rusi..r Plsnk ar.fl I'uwin lime. I ijo )m'. jslrsa. Hurst sinl (',nnm. Acidcnt tu Stcninrr In 'lirjtKukr Hay. Newport Ni-ws. Va.. June 23. The Mi nil ii n Is li nil Miners 1. Inn alnatnnr Bt Ixuls, June B-Hl lyonU won from Cleveland to-day, V t t. J,,N pli, ,,. ed escellent ball cure: jt. n. u HoHiird had one biadu of her propel t. Louie 1 l 1 o 1 3 o ii - m ti. n i I. , i. r. i. . .-... i Cleveland .. .. v i. ii h n o u n n ... in y . the BaTE"?:" iVu,,,,:zr:"i rH": ,n H -i Stboadra, ToWtiselid snd Hrinls Tm, ' ' ""' ,he aci-ldent ocifjrrcd th JiboaOes, TowniM.nrl ami lirmls. Iin,..' 1 Vessel was bounil from I'Tovlilem lis. Umpire, Mneildnn. national i.ka(ji;i:. f,w r!!i Jun -The Milli,.l,.pi,in . Ussi waa bealeti to-day In first ln- Ing. -when Kllhle had to rstlts .nil uf laby took his plsre. sViors; T! II r fniiiadoiphig , . 6oooo-o t' , New fiirk .', , . 4 V O I ft o x -4 1 HstUrtet: Jtllolila, mm,y and Imn. fvsaf Mauhews'iu snd JM.wnrman 'lima K. i t'upires, JEmslle and Conwsy. "S M i.ao. M - Pittsburg ognln r dt.U4 It. huuU, the score tieing : . . to a ,. . . . . sVore! it ii r ... ftttsburs; ... 0 0 J 0 0 ij V 1 , , fit. ImuU ' .. eio- 4 Batteries; phUHppe aad Olbson: Tay lor and Orsdy. Tlsjie, I U, , Umplrss. . ' Boston, June SI Brooklyn's errors cost per the game to-day, two of Huston's yns being scored pjr men . be reached .first on errora. '.'.....v... 4- . - I ur lsl Dvrber a4 fgwfj;4 ; rur .N.iiroik, Nwport News uiul Mili um. in but when she arrived her she illsrhargKil her cargo and pro cmi(.,i to thn plant of the Newport News Shipbuilding Company for repairs. Virginia Kx-CoiiKrrminian IcaI. Dslllniorn, Md., Junii 33. Kx-Vin-BroHsiiiiin iliorge f. Cubell, of Dan ville. Vs , ill.ui at the t'nlon Protest ant Infirmary to-night following an operation performed yesterday for the removal of gall stones, lie was yars of age. Kor a number of years he represented the Ofth Vlrgnia district In th House ot Represents-. Uvea at Washington. . The Richardson strthg quartette will furnish a programme of muslo at lbs First Ilaptlst Hunduy school this morning. . Tha quartette Is com t'osed or Mr. E, rt. Booker, first vio. iin; 1 pr, Jons, -second rtolin ; Mr Oeorge F. JHaaovJr lol,, Mr,. Poa litchardsoiv.'cail.ii..'..i....... , The "Grand" "fit for a Bride" Our Improved Boiler Tray, Full I.oriHinr Hound ami Brass Trimmed. Hutidsomcst Trunk made. Prices: .ne-liich, $ I A llO; SH-lnrh, $10.00: 40-loch, S20.UO. GILREATII & CO. OBARIjOTTK A GREENSBORO, N.C. Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor 4GTs Building. CHA ni.OTTE. ....... N.C FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, - - - S. 0. Rent Square OF B. vnmowBKY. Places for rent, the most desirable In Charlotte Rtores, Offices, Bhopa and Dwellings. 1 Btore, No. 204 E. Trade atreet, ona door east of College street, heretofore t occupied bjr F. JX White Co. Immediate possession. 1 Btore and several Offices, No. S. Collect atreet. ona door south of East Trade-now occupied by American Cotton Co. Possession September letf . 1 Store, No. 11 Wast FlftH street heretofore occunled as a machine shop. ' . 1 T-Room Dwellln, No. N. Oraham. near Walf-Tra4a street modern Imrrovemants. ' ' Apply to WITTKOWSKY. TV7E sell the Best Coal " that money can buy, and know we can give satisfaction, no mat ter what your fuel re quirements may be. Steam,-Domestic, Blacksmith Coals Standard Ice and Fuel Co. CHARLOTTE, N. C ilotU, N. C to Portsmouth, Vtu, dally. nonn ana bouid. Hackney Bros. Plumbing & Heating Contracting Jobber in Supplies CHARLOTTE :: N.C. West Fifth SL 'tZis W t . : r- i i:w a. m. u, , aaur exoept etitnaar. , .TrVU.'0 -411 trains are) for - autesvUle,-TayeieTUia, - ana local . u eemaany aad aoespted by points; connects at Moreertue lor wins.' -, the passenger with the waderetandlng' urn-Salem aad at aHaUevllU for Wekry. - ' that this companjr will not be ressonslbls , Lenoir, Blowing Roek, AsheTlUe aad Ota- for failure to run Its trains on schedule west . . - S, tn'J .5r.u"!y ,ucn dJ nr be i T: a. n. Na M. dallr. Kew York and L!.? tothilr epsrstlon. Care is ea ! Atlanta sereaa. ruUmaa sleeper to ''.' 1 1 . J Jvv oorrct Ume of connecting Columbus Oa., aad da eoaches to At-' lines, out this company Is not responsible I ants. Close connectlea at Spartanburg : lor errors er omissions. tor HendereoavUle and Ashevtlle. - '- I Trains leare Charlotte aa foltnoa - m- No. U. dally. New York and -V ' Na. 4k A.nl JTs . V.' rierlda Express, for Rock Hilt. Chester, y ! -S5 ?tVt.'t.,:9? ' n-Jo afonroe. Waynesbero. Colutut.la. Savaaaah, Jaok :h nd -Wlmlngton without ehaage, sonvUle. Pining car service. v' connecting at Monroe with B for Atlaata, : a. tn. No, 8. dally, U. S. Fast at" ail : nrmlngharn. and the Rout hee, with for Washington snd all points North. ' Pr M at afonroe f,.r pnlnts to At- Pullman drawing room and sleepers to jaata. At Hamlet wltu M for Raleigli. New Tork and Richmond; day eoeehee ;'' Portsmouth. Norfolk and ateemers ler New Orteaaa to Wasblogtoa. Dining car washlagton. Baltimore. New To-r. Bos- serrlos. Connects at Greensboro tor''' ten, and ProvMence. With Off st TTumtst Wlostoa-Salem. Raleigh aad Goldsborw. " .". fnr Ralslrh RlnliMnJ ..kl. u - S M bl Nn. XI Isllw Wiahlnrlns lora. ana tns Ksst. With ti at Msmtet ana soutn western umiteo. r oilman sur niiumon, BavanaaJu and all Pterlda points. Na in 4. i. . isVfl -m. " r. "o- tns oar sernee. Bclld Pullman train """wo. onwoj ana KUIBtmirSlns Wit H. - m rmt 1.1 - with c I'm ?n"e!tl.1 t Wnoolnlwi da Limited. Pullman drawing room , i?oir ZUa iw! NS ii'?,' H'ckory. Le- sleepers to New Tork first olsss eoaeh v nolr. and Western North Carolina points, lo Washington. Dining ear eerelee. P- m. for Llnoolnton. . . ,n- No. U. dally, for Davidson. Shelby, Rutherfordton and all local stsv Mooresvllle, Berber Junction. Cooleeroee. lions, connecting at Llncolnton with C Mocksvllle. Winston-Salem aad Roanoke, ' A N. W. for Newton. Hlokory. tstnolr v" nd loeal polnta. . ' and all local points. ooa ) u m p m fop luanta '. v ia ii.n. - 1 and local stations; oonneota at Spartan. let ifsito- jjJLIS0lJ?,m,TVt H"": ' for Hendersonrllle and Ashavllle. . in i.? l:,f: ,on' WUmlngton and, T:& p. aa. No. U, dally, (or Richmond an local stations. Jcai .tstlens; connects at Oreeas. No. la. dally, T:1S p. m. for Monroe. ' ooro for Raleigh and Oeldsboro. Pullman connecting with 41 for Atlanta. Blrmlng. sleepers. Oreensbero to Raleigh. Char ham and the Southwest, at Hamlet with ' lott t0 Norfolk aad Charlotte to Rich' u for Columbia. Savannah. JsoksfrevUls , n,?"i . and Florida pololb. with M at Hamlet : ,: mv Wo- n Sunday. ; for Richmond AVashlngten and New n"1 .passenger to Cheater. 8. C Tork snd the Wset. wi'ti n at Hamlet aa toeel points. ' . " for Raleigh. Portsmouth and NorfShX t . T:HL-,m- K !"r "Mtiday. Through sleeper on this tr JrriJ.aSj: fSVrSSSl villa Chattanoogo and Memphis. 1:11 p. m. No. Ml daUy. Washington r snd South western Limited, for Wash-' Ington and all points North. Pullman sleepers and Pullman observation - car th ti at Msmtet ,na Southwestern Limited. Pullman ,. , Jaekso.ivtlle. flr41rln room sleepers. New Tork to New ' Orleans and mrratngbam. Pullman oo- ' r . . servatton ear New Tork to Macon. Din ror I.Jn" l"t oar service. Solid Pullman train. points , No. .44. dally. 10:11 a. m. from Ruthaw Machinery for Farm and fac tory. Ffltrinpc Three kinds, from 12 S to 150 H. P. BOllCR Rcturn Tubular and ' Portable on skids, from 12 to 150H.P. Single ' Gins and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. SaW HillS, Four or five kinds. the South. all sizes in use In N. W. polnu No. 4B, dally, H:(o a. m., from Wllmtng- ion. Liamnsnon, msi ton, Hamlet, Men roe and aU local points. No. 1SJ, T:0I p. tn., dally, from Author- i.Tuion. Dneioy. i.incointon aaa CAN, rr. ruuiway points. No , 10:46 p. m.. dally, from Wllmrag ton, Hamlet and Monroe, -also from points East, North and Southwest, eon- nscung at namiet saa Monroe, Connections are made at Hamlet with an through trains for points North. South and Southwest, which ars eempos- eo or vesiiouie aay eoaches eetweea Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Washing ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping ears between Jersey City. Birmingham and Memphis, and Jersey City and Jackson ville. Cafe cars oa all through trains. For Information, tlme-tablae, reserve lions, or Beenoaro: oescriptive literature appiy to iicaet agents or aaaress, EDWARD F. COST, Snd V. P.. Portsmouth, Va, JAMBS KER. JR. C. P. A.. Charlotte, N. C. C H. OATTIS. T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C CHAS. B. RTAN. (f. P. JL Portsmouth, Vav frrrflton. Shelby. Lambert on and all C ,F w T0 D,Btak?1 w ,MrT' "4 1 Ph ann Miaffimr All sizes . v- a frojrjthQ smallest to complete cotton mill outfits. LIDDELL COMPANY, Oarlotie, M.C if: $H'm-f!ttl BWS Wfftt!: CITY TAX RETURNS NOTICE ': This Is to notify all persons aad corporations residing In tha city of Charlotte, wns own or nave control of taxable property tn th city, on the 1st day of June. HOC. to return during the month of June, a list of their taxable property in aaia cnyj and also to make returns of all tax able poll ' (All : males . between twenty-one and fifty years of age are liable for poll tax.) By authority of the amended charter of tha city of Charlotte, Section 10. City retuma mad at tha County Court House, same place aa Bute and County returns are made. ..; .0. M. ETUERKDaS. , Clerk and Treasurer. " Notice!: Dairy License is. due. Dog Tags are now on sale, call at once at City tax office ' y. 0 TAYLOR, j: V c. t.-.c Throuih Train Daily, Charlotts ltf Kt4tnUr. vj Schedule la effect Pea a, una, U.-0 am Lv Chatlotta, to. Ry At 4:M pta 1:16 am At Wis ion. go. Rr, Li IMpm IM pm Lv Winston, N. W. At I.oe m i dSpra Lv MartlnavUle, Lv U:et aa t:tt pm Lv Rooky Mouat, Xv 10:1M era Ms pm AT Reaaoke, .Lv am svaiiy. Conneot at Roanoke via Shsaandoak (sJlsv KoatAt for Natural Brldsa. Lurs Maseratown, and all points la Pannarl vania and Nsw York Pullmaa .sleeper TOrouga oeacn. .nanstie ana noanoKe. AdOiUonaJ Informs IKa from aaeaia aoutbern Jruuiwajr. m. r. uhauo, Trav, Pass. Acs I. -B..& BaTTTLL. Oe'l. Paae. Agent. ROANOKo. .va. ; , Summer excursion and week-end rates via Seaboard Air una. aeason uoe. . The Seaboard will sell following euro mar excursion tlckete limited to Oct. gist and week-end tickets limited to Mon day following date sale with exceptions noted. Wilmington week-end tnkete on sale Friday afternoon train - and all trains Saturdays, good to return Tuee. day.' Inclusive! Blowing Rock Tuesdays following, inclusive.;, v , ' Kates not named below caa be had up on application. . ' -Wrightsvlile Beach and return, ' sura- mer esoursion, ss.ja. . Wilmington and return, week-end. K.e, Ununt Ilollr. week-end. too. Llncolnton and return, summer exour lion, t.7i wsea-BTMi,' s Shelby and return, summer excursion. C.70; weea-enq, t.. .1- Rutherfordton and retorrt. summer ex cursion, M OO; week-end. W.iS.. Hlokory and jTettirn, summer excursion. vims ana ri"i s-4 . t .nnir and return, summer excurstaa 14.MI week-end, 190. , Blowing Rock and return, summer ax cursio", k-0'- week-end,' .. Chimney Rock and return summer'ex- eurslon, ?m 1 cross Hill, A. tx, ;and return, , , . : uimsr excursion, a6.; weea-ena. M.SB. Vlrsinla lieaah and return, summer ex. tursion, . ta-l ' ' '"'. ' " - m point Comfort, Va.. aad return summer excursion, II. U. ! ! Cveen View, Va, and return, summer txrurston, H'ts-. : - " j Por further Information call oa or ad grssa any agent Seaboard or the follow. 'n': - - . r TV a tsrwnw . . , Ticket Agent. Chsrlott, N, fv JAM EH KKK, JR.. f Cltf raaenger At., CharKitte, Nf.. Q. . . T.r.l, IUl.iab,K. ar:. Pu'lmsn train. ' . ,y M:Kt p. m. No. H dally. New Tork and Florida Express, for Washington and ! ' Polnta ' North. Pullman sleepers from TacksonvUle snd Augusta to New Tork, ' First class day coach. Jacksonville to ' W.aMiutas. ft p m. No, V, dally, Washington and , rionoi unii'ta, xor ioiumoia. Augusra. Charleston. Bayanaah and Jacksonville. Pullman drawing room sleeping car to. Jacksonville. First clssa day coaches Washington to Jacksonville. 11:06 p. m. Ne. 40, dally, for Washington snd points North. Pullman sleeper to Washington. Plrst class day coach At' ' lanta to Washington. : a. rn. No. M. dally. United States ' Past Mall, for Atlanta and points South ' , and Southwest Pullman drawing room '., sleepers to Nsw Orleans and Blrmlng- ham. Day eeaches, Washington to New .. OrWsna. TMnlng car eerviee. . J- Ticket, eleepmg car reservetlons, anrl : detailed laformstlon caa be obtained at City Ticket Office. No. U South Tryon street. H. B. Spencer. O. M.; S. H. Hardwlek P. T. M.j W. H. Tayloe, O. P. A.; R. U Vernon, T. P. A. , . . SPECIAL RATRS -WA- SEABOARD , Toronto, Can-Meetlng Odd Fellows,.. Sates ei sate, raiea anu conaiuons, i , be aaoaunoed later. Washington, P. C Negro Young Peo- PIS S cnnstian ana cuuesuuiwi urn-1 gross, July Srd-Sth. One first-class fare plus ne. round trip. 7 Portland, Ore, Hotel Men's Benefit As- soeiation or tne unnea ptaies ana . Canada, June 2Sth-2)th, ' rates from , any aolnt upon application, - San rranclsoo, and Los Angeles, Cal.- National aaucauonai Associaiion, ,. i July th-IXth; from Wilmington $77.60; ,, Raleigh 177.60; Charlotte $77.50; equal '; ly low rates from other polnta, ... Athens, Oa. Summer school, June ttth .,. tltn. one ursi-ciass iar ytum og. .ur ; a . round trip. . . Otruiha, Neb. International Convention VBPUSi limni rwiine union vt America, July mh-Uth, one flrst- '7 class fare plus $2.00 for round trip. AshevlUe, N. C Annual Conference joung reopis sisnmarr eorr ment, June 2th-July $th. One first. ; class fare plus 1$ cents for round trip. - Jackson Springs, N. C. North Carolina jfapilBl Bunosr 1 swnwi jkmmvmaiy, June Hit h-July 1st, one and one-thlra ... flrst-class fares plus 26c. for the round uip. -. ;;' Raleigh, N. CFarmsrs' Convention.'., July linn-utn, ona ursi-uasa . wrev.',, plus Bo. for round trip. ,- Monteagle. Tenn. Woman's " Congress, July oin'Augusv nn, one nrsi-oisss fare plua Ko. for round trip, -. . Ashevllle, N. CHCommerctar Law , League OI Amenon, . one urst -Class Tuscaloosa.' Als. Summer ' School for ,,V Teacners un,uui-iiir nu, une . flrstMilass ' fare plus t&o, tor . round X trlM-".'4 : -r . i r..s Uislsasls fllMs IWImM Ing School, July 6th-August 1st, o fare Dlua &e. round trip, Montsagle, ' Tenn,-Montesgle "Sunday-; Bctiooi insiuuis, uir uia-numi ,m, t: one fare plus Zeo. round trip. ; $ Ashevllle, i. K. -C North Carolina Fire- ' ' men s Association, iiuir unu-uto, f nil Mia unon aDDllcatlon. Charlotte, N. C Religious and Educa- S and one-third fares plua 2tc round V f P UIP. : 'i: ' ' :.7f Nashville. Tenn,-Flsk University Bum. ,i mer venoot. .ui7 Dn-Auiun sro, one , flrst-class fare plus t&o. round trip. ' V Lexington, Ky. National Orand Lodge '4: linitea uromers oi snsnosnip anil i ' Sisters of the Mysterious Ten, July $ ' eoth-August $rd, one nrst-claaa fare l ' ni.ia t&o. round trio. , ' . ' ' Milwaukee, ' Wls.-Orand; Aerie, Fraternal , uraer oi .mm, august istav-istn, one flrst-olaaa fare plus $3.00 round i rln. ,i J- ' ! .. ' ,., -, i ,.;' NashvUle. Tens. Peabodr College Sum. d mer sKinoois im smvnra, vanaeroiii HlhUcal Institute. June Uth-Augnt ' jota. - one flrst-class far plua Sec, . mimd trio. v - . b: Vnr detailed Infonmstlon as t . '.. ,' seneouies. umns. eie,, ad dress your ucssv sLgnnt, or tne aigneo. . irmfmimm s wsr ;".tt. or the under. all. OATTIS, .,, . Passenger Aaent' ' . m June II, WOt, Charlotte, N. f.
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