CHARLOTTE DAILY. OnfinttVER. OCT011LT. 11. it
porting:
News
K AnOXALB WK IS ,A ;
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. or K"ffF."i:
After the LTH2
Had Fat I7p B11 ' T,lrtr
conditio VenmUMi.
Chicago, Oct J0.4n the eacond
of the wertd' champloo.hlp eerie to.
4.7 the CblC( National Utu
took docWvs wrmi. for
. defeat they vanquished the Anerv
LMtMtMMl nTOUndi, 5
viltet and Owen, who replaced-White
1 the tourib Inning, were bued freely
la haloed ' IO lnOIIHU the HHi
- lJ llbacU. . the coi.tr.ry. wa.
m le fornTa.il ."-we the opporing
' bsUinen only two bits,
rio weather wa. bitterly cold, the
nrotiry boverU.g .t or below 'r-
- lac point all afu-riwon. A.
yesterday. w flake ol wow fell.
L7tir w" ot needed Ul K l
I ilUmmfArt
; Y.-.- . nd 10.0M entttudasta.
bundled from heed to foot braved -.be
rigors i trio wmiiHT,
asserts sued tne mi.
tWIU rrim mpins -1
serf set baseball wet so Impossibility.
lh practice of both team exceed-
togly ratted, tho oold hand of the In
t Bv -- - - -
Khiu tho otitnelder mused many rile
; which were blown out of reach by the
wind, 'in actual piay ne ivim
. n Kiiluiuh started ' the run-getting
la lb second Inning, uapiain i-mhw
' : 1 ... ... ....... - k at.nul m Hi
' ,-. 1 . ...II n . x. kit lkM V. uu! BRM
Then glelnfetdl eenl scorching (Ingle
1 . i.m aiMi- lulrf A,.mw a nYfmc t
' v.... ami a. 1 It in nrt. HlMnieldt
reaching ,rid. Kver rolled an easy
" one down to lbell, who, la hla hmle to
; make a double play, luased the ball Into
1 a.la i-ii r..t... ...wA Tinker lAnk
' third and Kvein parched securely on
pnvnw, ' w . ... . . - . , .
" Kiln to walk, but Reulburh sacrificed
,Tlnkr Itoloe and Kvere et'ored a in
, tnent later on UotTinun Mtfn drive.
- . KliiHL hi'wevrr. wan out at the Dial.
Tho Iniilut okwed Willi three rum over
the plate, and I be oiiUiuluii of the
National l(tie ten ma upportert,
eemewhat miMtest aftor yeaterriiiy't de
feat, broka loe with a vUanr ahlfh
, took no thonglit f (ore thrnatt. The
run ir 111a (aiunai( vain wnvn
'. fhaneo anfe on a flelder'( rhuti-e.
y lie dole (nrontl, and went to third when
Itbell . failed to bold Bulllvan tied
throw. He irored when Stelnfeldt rap
ped out hU (econd clean dnsle.
Tho Ameitourai' lone tally came In the
fifth. - when Doueherty wo aafe on a
wu pp. 1 n u awiw wiian jaiiiirmii
tnfueed by Ibe buce runnar. The
American nevtr even threatened again,
; evoept when Jone reached ewond on
liw own hit and reached third on an
out. Donohue, however, flew out to left
field and Jonre waa caught yard from
the plate by Mheckard perfect throw.
' la the (tilth, two alngle. a double
teal by Tinker and Kver. and Bulll-
a' wild throw to third, the ball roll-
' teg Into the crowd, let Tinker a crow the
niaia. in in
te. In the eighth, two more tallies
ilted frum t'liance'a single, Mteln
. 'm AM..fL..A ,,..... ' . .. . i .
feldt
, third, and Tlnher'i single, which brought
la Chance. Tinker stole second, went
la Iklpi - .... . .
ww w ... mm wii ana unit noma
aa a wild pitch.
ttatnfeldt's
pltobiag were the feature of the game.
:alway excepting il.a blue flngcrt and
vwtc,.u ,aiiiiia iiio fi
batting and Reulbach's
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1 12
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1 4 4
1 1 I
0 2
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a i
too
a I 4
2 1'7 If
third.
- He man, cf. ..
" Mheckard, If.
: Prhulte, rf.. .
Cbajieo. lb.
ptetnfeidt. Ib.
l inker, as, ..
vera, Zb. ,. .
Xhng. e
JHeulbach. p. .
TataU
' Amatican.
Henn, rf: .. ..
Joaes, rf. ....
lsbell, 3b.
Robe, b
lxMtohae. lb. ..
Mughtery, if.
PulUvan, c. ..
Tsrmehill. m.
ht p ....
Tow, e ....
Owes, p
Total .. ..
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2
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27 1
wetiBjsJs I 1 I 0 ! 4-7
, 10t off White, 4 la three Innlns..: off
i OWejL. t In Innlnaa Taa.h.. t.1,. I
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Jaw lacrlnro hli.. Rueiuach. ftieln
I aid I. gtharkard. allien k.
I t Tinker f; Rvers. Doubie ,u,.
' etheckard and Kllng; Kvers and Chance ,
Raalbach, t. Hases on balls- Off While I
ii T Owen. I; off Reulbach. I. Wild
K . . " . . m.w.. ... wnii nan.
VtaKSL Tim. 1 . Lh I - ....
- tut aad Johnstone.
trnurv iiau-x.u . '
i w-., .miitsw.is Al.li I A l
Day Of Rbw4eJ Hope National
fiolf Eveetl at Vet tmion.
,' Mate.
West Newton. Mia Oi l. 10 - It m a
y star f blasted liop- foi three euineii
golf champion In Ui nallonul event
, at the Itraehmn Cluh loduv Mlw
Pauline M.irKS). Hi.' pi earn I title
' holder; Mix (lenigtunns Hlalxip the
, wiener ef tb Iswt I. unnamed. aii4 Mis
f'k France C. kmh. ii l-jntein iium-
. felM. are, a u 1 1 cl......i l.. i. .
round of match play to day ' and liv
' Player who are arnerulli n.n,l,l u.
the IhsI In the game
One) lormT cliainnlnn XI i l.v.,,r..
Ortarwm. of Phriadrlphla. wIIIi.i.mmI the
vra-al, and will meet Mia Mary H
' Adams, of lltaiion. ismnrniw in wlml
, Is thought will be one of die mi
asatctiei of the week.
" The oilier urvlvnr are sir ft II
' Rarlow, of Philadelphia: Mr.. K W.
Halohelder. f Ida Counliy Cluh. ii.luu
and the tlrior ver Miss Ht.lion, Mls
Harriet Carl I, of rUxluu. who put out
.'Miss Osgood. Mr. W. K. Morgan, of
New Tors, the cunuusror of Mia Mac.
Kayl Mis Moienca N Ayte. of phJIa
.letphla and Ml Anita Phipp. of
prlagMd. Maw.
. MOW AT IXHIHVIIJ.r: MAfrX
Wratltew Vrry ot!-lr. Krlili U lns
. HtrpU Clktae; HaiMtlrap.
IutUI, Ky., O-t. iw -The weather
ox rerv cold arid stiaw fell during the
r n.g- lo-dar at Oiurclilll ijown. , lr.
K- ill,-1 lie seeotid i lmlre, won the 'fee
' litre event, I he steeple cliaae hanrllrap
i ftinttnary:
urst raoe, t fiirlona. selling ; Airship,
, ve. wan: Bimhurt. to j, seoond;
UmM lve. 4 lo I, third, 'lime. Iritis
. stxiond race. mile. eing Auditor t
S. won: Irtetierior tltrl, i to I, second:
Ora Torraa. IS t I, third. Tlene, I n
Third race. Mils aad a slateatnh: Rn
ver-. la I. won; ilellvsln. m le I. e-c
SI 0rn' Vn' Tlm'
rowr'lh fce, steenla che, tiandleea.
full eotirse: lie. Kelih, I to I, won: John
Ilka. S to t. second; Hang llolldar. K
le I. tnlrd. Time. I Hil. ?
Klfth raea. s furlong: Altter Mis. I
t. wen; Red Oauatlet. even, seoondl
lM iV 1 1 ' V ",r Time,
mile and a sliteentli:
Colds, Mineral, S to S, won; fnatmea, I
,".' sln, 11 la l, third. Tlma.
tXXf PO'HOKINrj, . ., . '
t utls from rhronlo eonetlaauion, whlrh
i. oninr coeed br Pr. King New Ufa
i .. lhr remevsv all notoonlu germ
' i hs sfstetn and Infiisa new life and
.c; eur HJf omsli, nsusee,. bead.
a. 0 ina and c.llc, without frla.
f r-r e . ..nifoet. ttr. Ouaranlaad ty
. li. Jordan Co., druffwt
Tr. Gardner Wln Bronx nandlrap.
New Verb. Oct. l.-lr. Oardner,
tm L rvriM ami ihi Hnx bandlraD.
lx furlungt, by three lengths at
monl rsrk to-day. Hiiaw bruae nun in
front and the sun of atannookburn soon
bad lead of a couple of lengths. Which
be held to the finish. Summary :
s First . raea,, furlongs; frince Ham
burg. to t woa; Rum, 1 to 1. second;
OnkUwnr to 1. third, l'lme. 1 :W ,
Keoend race, a furlong: Toddles, 7 to
10. won: Jennie Wells, M to I, eeoondj
Sally Preston, to fc lhlM, ;. Time,
Third nee. Hurricane stake. $ far
longs, seliui: ; Airs, 9 ta 1. wont Oien
ham. 1 to 1, second; Vanquero, to t,
thltl. Time. 1.-0144. v.
Fourth race, mile: - Farwest ' to la,
won; Hot Toddy, 4 I I, second; Mont
gomery, 18 to 1, third. Time. 1 :-.
rma race, ine nronx nanatoap, inr
longs: r. Oardner. 7 to t, won; tHs
habllle, to 1, second; Beiv hd, to 1.
third. Time. 1:U
ISIxih rare, selling, mile and a six
teenth: Belmere, 4 to 4, von: Belle of
Jessamine, a to I. second; On las. I to
1, third. Time, l it
Ixlnglon, Ky.. Oct. 1a.During a
snow storm at the Kentucky trotting
horse breeders' course. Nutboy, the
champion aged trotter of the year, won
the famous Walnut Hall Farm cuo to
day, bliss LaUta Bra hires, bis owner,
was present to receive the cup. At no
time did the other horse In the rsc
make him extend himself. Ha took the
lead In each heiit and retained It, win
ntng as ha pleased. Tlma, I:lt; 1 11,;
r.u.
Virginia, St; Itandulpli-Macon. ,
Roanoke. Va., Out. W.-At Charlottes
vllle to-day In a very spectacular ex
hibition of football Virginia won an
easy victory over Randolph-Maron Col
lege by score of to In 0-mlnute
halves. The game was characterised by
many brilliant and rune and forward
paste. Johnson. Randolph and Me
Murdo. of Virguila. were the stars.
Fowl ball Nront,
New Haven. ConB., Oct. 10.-Ynl. tj;
flprtngrteld Manuel Training Hchool, 0.
At Cambridge: ' Harvard, 27; Hates, (.
At Princeton, N. J.i Princeton, 12;
Lehigh, 0.
At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, 47;
Kranklln and Marshall. .
At Annapolis: Naval Academy, 12;
Maryland Agricultural College, 0.
THE DEATH RKtTORD.
Mr. Henry Harlnian. of IretlHI.
Bpei'lal to Tho Observer.
8laeavllle. Oct. It. Mrs. Henry
Hartman. aged 77. died HaturJay
night at hnr home In north Iredell,
and was burled Hunday at Tabor
church, In the same neighborhood.
Kev. Mr. Johnson conducted tho fun
eral services. Mrs. Hartman waa a
good woman and waa held In high es
teem by the many to whom aha was
known.
Mr. (Jraifi Tomlln, of Iredell.
Hpeclal to The Observer.
Htateaville, Oct. 10. Mrs. Grace
Tomlln, wife of Mr. Claude Tomlln,
died Monday night at her home near
Olln, north Iredell, and waa burled
to-day at Know Creek. Mrs. Tomlln
had long been a sufferer from con
sumption. Mr, lou Crump, of Polk Ion.
Hpeclal to The Observer.
Wadesboro, Oct. 10. Mrs. Lou
Crump, last wife of the late Htephen
Crump, of Polkton, died at the home
of her step-son, Mr. W. F. Crump,
yesterday. Hhe wat about 70 years
of age and a mott estimable woman.
For mny years before her death she
was a member of the Bptlat church
at Polkton and wa a moat consistent
Christian womaa.- Hhe Is u reived
by a daughter, Mrs. VV. B. Homme r
sctt. of Salisbury. The remalna were
laid to reat In the Williams Ceme
tery, near Polkton, to-tlay.
Mr. W. V. fcialon. of Anaon.
Kpeclal to The Observer.
Wadesboro. Oct. 10. Mr. V. C.
Htston, about St year of age. died
at hla home near Polkton to-day of
blood poison. About one week ago
Mr. (ttaton accidentally cut hla foot.
The wound was very email and at
first thought to be of no coneequence
until blood poison resulted a feav
days ago. The deceased waa one of
the county' belt cltlxens and will be
missed by a host of friends. He I
survived by a wife, two sons and sev
en daughters.
JOINT DKBATK. AT CHEHKYVIM.E
(ongreaeman Webb ami Ilia Hepnb
llcan Opponent Hlacuea tlio laaoew
Debate to be Continued at tias-
totius To-Hay.
Hpeclal to The Observer.
Cherryvllle. Oct. 10. Congressman
K. Yatea Webb anil hla Republican
opponent. Dr. Frank Roberta, en
gaged In a Joint denate here to-day.
Mr Webb made a most Intereatlng
speech, discussing the rate bill and
the Immigration question.' Or. Rob
erts tnnde a rambling speech and did
not hold hi own with the brilliant
young congressman from the ninth
district.
The candidates will Hold u joint
debate at (iastonla to-morrow morn
ing, at Cornelius Friday and at Char
lotte Hatunlay evening. ,
Hecretarv of Mlate J. Hrynn Orline
spokx at Uullus to-ntghl.
j mcrlcan Oirlallan Contention Meets.
I Huntington. Ind.. Oct. 10 The
, American Chrlsllati Convention was
! called to order to-day hy President
W. Powers, of Columbus. (. Or.
W. W. Ktaley. of Suffolk. Vu took
the chair later. The president's rec
ommendation Ihut proposed changes
In Church government be referred to
a committee was adopted. It was de
' cKW-il that vacs Hi lee In delegations
'must be filled from the Conference
I from which the delegate la absent.
The Convention sat subsequently aa a
Miil.llshlna association Willi J. N.
Dales, of Toronto, Canada, us secre
tary. There are 100 delegates here.
o Deelontsieiits In Tarlxr Awault
t'asr.
Kpeclal lo The Observer.
Tarboro, Oct. 10. Mr. Fred KUId.
Mr.. Mr. Fred KMri. Jr.. and Mias Ma
Kldd left yesterday for their home- In
Danville, Va. There are no develop
ment In the assault case, which la
till shrouded in my alary. Twelve
leading negroea her have been ap
pointed lo co-operate with the officer
of tba law and white clilsena In
bringing about belter condition here.
Much good will undoubtedly be ac
complished by thla movement.
1.1-rrrKH to w. ii. twittv,
Oiarloiie, N. V.
rar fir: A man fed hla hens half
meal and half sawdust; ha thought
they wouldn't know tha difference.
He concluded they did whan tha eggs
hatched woodpecker.
Another man painted hla house
with a paint that was made of half
pelnt-aubetltute. )! didn't know
tha difference not till he paid tha
painter. ' v rf'i"- ';V.''.
Ma had I gallonaf to pay-for. It
Instead ot It, Oot fooled 111,60 on
tha paint.. -V- t
He had 10 days' wages to pay -t or,
10 Instead Of It, , Fooled lt 4 In
sits,.,., ":t'',rf'i .) I-""-' y-
' Ha (ot a poor lob besides, lie paid
too , much for bta eggs. : and ' they
hatched woodpapkarn, .-,..; i
' .'ar Tnll Vaa 1 ' " h'f
! J":- ..r VT DifiVOK A CO
t. : a, .Try on Prvf Co.. sail our
Mini . .,::''! v. X-r.
V;:- HAD PORE THROAT.
,'-'' , ,.! " : . "-.-",".(
Dr. RoberU Falla to - Wiow ' Vp mi
MtHby fo lc Mr. Webb on- U
' Htuuip Mr. Hutlrr.Haa) huiall Att-
Ucnc. x': ''."'','';''.''.': ' ".
Special' to) Tha .Obaerrei'.". ' ?
Shelby, OVt. 10. A crowde4 house
Monday heard ' tha ' congrreatilongl
candidate of the ninth dlatrtct dbj
cuaa tha laauea and uphold their re
apectlva bannera. Hon. JC T. Webb
and - In JPrank Roberta, tha Repub
lican candidate, ware toera., Mr. -Webb
nssde a splendid epeeoh. t which all
enjoyed anthuslaatlcaUy; but Ir. Rob
trta refused ta apeak In Webb'a own
town and plead a a convenient ex
cute, "sore , throat." after tan Ave
rest. . Ha promised by teUgram 'to
apeak, yet ho ' 'fell down aad waa
afraid." . V- , : 'V';."'-.-
Mr., Mi Hon Butler, who haa; re
cently belonged ta three parties. Dem
ocrat. Popullrt , and Republican and
haa bean trua to none, apoka here
this morning-, without any disturb
ance, to an andlanca ' of leaa than
100 people, among- whom wara a Urge
number of Democrats and waa given
a respectful hearing- by hla naw party,
of wtilch ha la now ana of tha "boss
es." Many Republicana here are
alck over their new and ahrewd boa.
Butlar,
Children' eat, sleep and grow after
taking Holllster' Rocky Mountain Tea.
Bring rosy cheek, laughing aye, good
health aad strength. A tonlo for tlckly
children. Tea or Tablet, cent. R.
H. Jordan A Co,
of the suffering and danger in store for her, robe tho expectant mother
of all pleasant anticipation of the coming event, and cast over her a
shadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women
have found that the use of Mother Friend during pregnancy robs
confinement of all pain and danger, and insures .safety to lite of mother
and child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all women at the
time of their most critical trial. Not only does Mother! Friend
carry women safely through the perils of child-birth, but its use
gently prepares the system for tha coming event, prevents ''morning
lie V nets " and Ather lia. ' .'. . .'
comforts of this period.
Sold by all 'adruggist at
Si. oo per bottle. Book
containing valuable information free.
The BredfieM RefuUter C., Atlanta, C.
rmsssmyi Sri?
rwWTrrWT"', J
la moat
ttrone
of chilly
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
0CwJpiel with SmoJkeleaa Device)
It will heat a room in no time aad win hitf it warn aad coiy. Oper
ated at easily at a lamp aad perfectly safe. Wick cannot be turned
too high or too Vow. Gives no smoke or smell became Ittad
with aniquc amokelaaa dcrice. Wan d carnta aoout.
which caaoot be dona with aa ordinary stove. Tha
Perfection Oil Heater is superior to all other oil
heaters sad it aa ornament to any home. Made in
two Inubes nickel and Japan. Brass oil fount bean
tifully emboeeed. Holda four quart of oil aad burn
nine hours. Every heater warranted. If not at your
dealer's write nearest fancy for descriptive circular.
TBI
Vaa' limn, hfadaf
aad ntckel.pUted. Equipped with latest improved
burner. Every lamp warranted. - An ornament to any
room whether library, dining-room, parlor or bed
room. Write to nearest agency if not at your dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COUfAJOf
to hf wardrtl th young womtn of Ch-rlott and vicinity by Th
Evening Chronlclo
7 HBP IS 1 2 E &
Every Youn
Kvery young woman (married or alngle 1 It eligible to compete
In thla contest, it la strictly a legitimate competitive plan In which, '
work and personal endeavor will count' mora than beauty or popu
nici rri.L rAnnciXAnsj op tub coxTwrr ix ttik kvex."
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r address ; , "; :. ; K t', ; '.- ;V'"
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for rcix
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For kl purpose for
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Eanle
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CONDENSED .
lIHIci Peerless
; Conrenicht and eco- V
homical.v-, Suited to i
; any modification
I? an ordeal which all
woman approach with
indeacribtble fear, for
nothing compare! with
thet pain and horror of
child-birth. The thought
i?
J
bonsej theft is a room without
kettinf faciUtie to tar nothing
hallway. VErea though tha,
heat of your ft ore of furnace thould be ,
inadequate to warm tha whole house thet
aeed not bt one cold spot if yon have a
4a
braas throughout
I $tM Touring; Car.
trips to Bermuda.
tripe to 5ew Vorhv v'."-
1 U-lp toalmBenc.;.":;:
' ' ladleV i told Watrfe. ; :-; !; )
9 Bnalnews College ftrholarnlilne,'
:-.''' - 1- '., -v7,.-,.
Woman Ell&lblc
rAitncuunit, ; ,
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cotton MA-cninnnrswY..
Reyolyi:
levolying. ' k (J -
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, '., Flat Cards
Railway Heads '
a v. l.
Frames
FALLVEDDIuGS
make won almost gray trying'
to think of what to buy- .Iat '
ua aaalst you In. buying .you
gift It does away' with tha
worry and you -are sura to get
asimethrnf sutUbla. - , - "
Put yourself . In our hands.
Wa- gusrantaa to traat yon
right : ' : '
JEWELERS. '
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U Marvel to the, building, trade. Make
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ground.'
price.. .; .. . ".'.."V;.m.wt.
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Machinery for- farm and fao
Three kind from 12
t0 150 He P. -
Bci!MS- Return Tubular and
Portable on skidi.-
ttwan to 50 K. P. -
anda Presses, and completa
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day ana over. -.,
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Pulleys Shaftinj,
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tTifll OUtfitS. '
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ARCHITECTS
WABHrNGTOjr. D; 0.
OR. L. B. NEWELL"
Office. 36 S Tryon St . Phonfi30
i-" Residence 405 E Avenue..
n-v:. Phone 586,V;:f;.
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'M Cuarlotia's Boat Condnote
THE. BUfORIT
f teclal . attention given ta
Table Service. ..making It on.
aouallad In the South. Thla is
a, feature ot Tba Buford that,
la claiming tba attention . of
tba Travallng Public, : s'
Clean. Comfortabla BadaV At.
' fentlva Servants. ' v." ;,:,,.:. ;' - X
Just reee-lved, another car ot
Porcelain Enameled Bath Jub and
Lavatories, a nice Una to aalacltron.
Plumbing, und Heailog, Contractorev
. Jobbera in Supplies. ' 4.
Hackney Bidg.-v W.lFltUi St,
Ilaiilroads.:
Seaboard Air Line
.' ..IT,
;
Direct line to the principal altlea North,
Past, South, and SouUiweat. Schedule
Uklng effect Sept S. pO. aubjaot .40
change without notice, ,
-'-Ttcketa for paaaage on' alt tralna are
sold by thla -company ana accepted- by
tha passenger wkh tha understanding
that thla oomtny will not be responsible
for failure to run Ita traina on schedule
time, or for any such delay aa may be
Incident to tbair operation. Care la ex
ercised to give correct time to connect,
tog llnea,-but thla company la not ra
aponaible for error or omissions. - -.,'
Trains, leave Charlotte aa follower -- r
No. 0. dally, at C:B0 a. m for Monroe.
Hamlet and Wilmington wltnout change,
connecting at Monroe with B for Atlanta,
Birmingham, and tha Southwest, with
No. tt at Monroe lor local plnta at At
lanta. With SS at Hamlet for Raleigh.
Hkohmond, Washington, Naw York, and
tha Uast. L -.
No. is. dally, at 10:11 a. an. for Un
eolnton, Shelby- and Rutnerfordtoa with
out change, connecting at ' Liaeolntoa
win C N. W. No, i3 for Hlohxrr, :'.
nolr, and western. North Carolina ponlta,
No. 46, dally, 4:4t p- m. for Llncolnton,
Shelby, Rutherfordton and all local ela
tion, connectln at - Lincoln ton with. C
N. W. for Newton, Hickory, Lenoir
and all local points. .?
No. 44. dally, I a. m. tor Monroe. Ham
let, Max ton. Lumbsrlon. Wilmington and
all local polnta. At Hamlet with $ for
Columbia. Savannah, Jacksonville aad
all Florida polnta. ; -
No. 1. dally, T:ll p.. m. for Monroe,
connecUhg with 41 for Atlanta, Blrmlng.
ham and the Roulhweet, at Hamlet with
43 for Columbia. Savannah, Jacksonville
and Florida points, with 4 at Hamlet
for Richmond, Waahtngton and New
York, and tha East, with -St at Ilamlet
for . Raleigh, 1 Portsmouth and Norfolk.
Through aleeper ea thla trainx front Char
lotte, N. C, to Portsmouth, Va., dally.
Tralna arrive In Charlotte aa follower
No. 131, 10 0S a. m., dally, from points
North and South." ' " 1
. Na 44, daily, -10:11 a. m. from' Ruther
fordtonv Shelby, Dumbarton and all C 4k
N. W. polnta. ., . - ,
No. 46, dally, U:ta. m. from Wllmlng.
ton, Lumberton, Max ton, 'Hamlet, Mon
roe and all local polnta.
N. UO.JM p.- ta... dally, from Ruther
fordton, Shelby, Llnoolnton and C K.
Vf. Hallway potnU. . . ,
No. t. 10:U s. n. dally, front Wllmlng.
ton, Hamlet and, Monroe, also from
polnta Eeet, North, and Southwest, ooir
nectlnst at Hamlet and Monroe. .
- Connectlona are mada at Hamlet with
alt through - tralna - for polnta North,
South and Southwest, which ara com
posed of veetlbule day coachaa between
Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Waahtng
ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping cart
between Jersey City, JUrmlnahsm and
Memphle. and Jersey City and Jackson,
vllle. Cafe care on all through train.
For Information, tlme-tablea, - rasarya
tlons on Seaboard deerrlptlve literature
apply to ticket egente or addreea,
. KUWAHO F. COHT. 2nd. V? P - '
' " Portamouth, Va.
.,' JAMES KBR. JR., C P. A
' W Charlotte. N. CV' '
V.W'-X' v ' Bnialah. N. c. '
' ,CHAS. B. RYAN, 0. A. ,
,;;v-v' v: -Portsmouth, , Va,v
Sll-.'OIAL RATKS T) KAI-KIQH, Jf. C.
ANI RETI'RN, AXXUNT OF THM
' STATH FAIR, .OCTOBER 1.TM TO
,mt. It. jk,v. -.?.. .?,,
. Tha Seaboard ' announce rate 6f one
first-class fare plus fifty cents, Including
admlsuon, from all points In the Stat ot
North, Carolina. Including- Richmond,
Norfolk and Intermediate point In VlrJ
glnia, Iow round trip rate for military
companies and bands In uniform; ticket
will be eold OcL -U'th to 19U, IncluMve.
and for early morning train of Oct. 20th.
wuh flnej return limit pf , Oot. iard. a
Special trhln will be arranged frnn
pelnU between Weldn, Oxford. Hn mist
and Raleigh. See announcement later, or
addrc,.. .1 ,r. , . - .. ,, .
. - " OATTIB , x
Traveling Passenger As-nt, '
Kr.n:,n.. "1h- N' c
, Cy Passenger Agent, r. . - -.!
-1 Coartotta, N G ,. , .,'.
C. t ll OO P El
.Manager; ; o
Harkhv
m aia wwm mm mwm a
Railway
Slubbingr
, Intermediate y,.
s;s .and.'r
- k .
,; Roving Flames
Spinoff Frames A;
f u a , -A - i 4 ; 3 jell- ' '
' 'tWHtuvi Reels
Eailroads.
W..! Ra.VAllmiln. .nlt.ila a..Ma i,
iiauati eniT svs inio
'ormaUen, an r not
guaranteed.
:38 a. m No. i. - dallv.fne Mchmond
and local points; eon n sets at GreenNt
for Wlmton-Balem. Raleigh, Ooldaboro,
Newbern and Mors head Qtyj at iMnvllle
for Nerfolk. t.-
aaivT a a. v. wj a. i.
dallyfor Rock HM.
Cheater. Columbia and focal eta Hone.
S:aS a. tn. N.
is, jauT acap nuauaj. -Taylorevllla
and loeal
lor niaieavl le. Tsvlo
points: connects t Moors svlll foe Win.
aion'saiem and at StateevUle for Hlck ,
ory. Lenoir, Blowing Rock, AahevUle and
other oolata waat. . r.T. . . . '
v ... :(
Southern Railway
J:U a. m. No. St, daJlv. New York aad V
AtlanU JCxpreaa. Pullman aleeper to,,
Columbu. Ua., and day coarhee to At,.: :
lanta.. Cloao connection at Spartanburg-- ?
for Henderaonville and Ashevllle.
S Jt a. m. No. St, aUy, Nw Tork and
Florida Kxpreae, for Jlook Hill. Chester,
Wlnnsbore Columbia, Savannab, Jack :
eonviUe. v Dining car service. ' - -.
s.av a, m. no, sa, aauy, v. vs. r asi aiau '
for Washington and aU PoInU North.-.-.
Pullman drawing room and sleepers te
New Tork 'and
1 ora ana ri
Ichaaond: da coach
New Orleans to Waahtngton.
Lxning ear j .
a ear
serrloa. Connects at Oreenanoro for
aten-Salem. Rale urn and Ooldaboro.
a-SA a: M Mn T H.llw Wa.hlnAn. j .'
niiv Dvum.i.iffni -. Aaamw.'. ruitiiw. ,
drawing room alswnera. New York to J
New Orleana and Birmingham. ' Pullman :
obaervatlon ear Naw York to Maoon. t
Dining ear eervloe. Solid Pullman train, v
10:06 a. m. New SO. . Waahlnarton t and
Vl.aJ T ).! O..I,m... 4m.i.. 'aw. .Ja
. .W I U K ... I 1 .-VI, . . Mil' I,.,. V I H ,.( a , r
sleepers to . New York; flrst-cle coach
lo misinsvHi. tnnins; car hi t is.
ix.va a. in. ro, as. uuy, ior LajTiason, . '
A rtrt rmmv 111. XlarKar liini.HA. fiiiil..,,,.. - r
axiTva., 111a. niniion-twivmi uiu jwu,s
Va.. and local polnta,'-. -iv
m m. kt. 11 . a.M j.a J, .
a. m. mt iwiiJi ,wr mwmiim. . , .
. Jjk w, mm Sm. 1 4.11.. a TAlmmmmA H
and local etstlonei oennecte at Orcens-
boro for Raleigh and Ooldeboro. Pull ' t
man aleeoere. O ream boro to - Raleurh. -. .
cneriotie to noriota. ana. cnariotta.to . .
Kienmoaa. ,
a.M ' w aa - - - a.. . .
freight and.paaaanger te Cheater, S. C. i ,
and local polnta., ,i. ,, . . . -v.
T:1S p. n. No. H, datty except flupday,'
for Taylorsviiia ana local stations, con .
nam at Daimili wr jan-riiia. . gkav-
. 9:1 v. ui. - i, w aa, .wiii-, tt aa 111 ti s -'n -
a.a . V, aa a . 1 1 - - : .
ihgton and all polnta North, Pullman l
aleefiera and Pullman observation esr :
to New yora.- Dining ear aarvioa. Bond
Pullman train, n - -,s . v --h?
10 a o, m. No. 34. dally. New York and .
Florida Exrvres. for 'Washington and "S :
mnni iNnru. run ma rf aieeiiai a - rram -
rirat-eiasa . oar roacn, . Jiacaepnvuia -i
nasnins-ion. .- v. ,
a-Sil n. m. NA. I. Aallv WssTlTrtatna ,
Oiarlaston. Sevannah and Jacksonyilla. -'
SHillmaa -rlraarlna rMHi iltMlnt tmr tA ' '.
TmI,.mi1I. PIm ,1.m 'aBw m
Washington, to Jacksonville. , . V
1141 . n. alt 4.11a Im WuU.atai '
and points Ntrtn. Pullman aleeper to -Washington,
piret ctaas day coaah Al- V
lama la tt as " i ns i..u.: - - ,-4
10 p. m. No, ta. dTTy. tTnlted State-,
Past Mall, for Atlanta and polnta Sent) ' '
an.,1 Hftiitna..!. . HH Ml flpaam aaww -
siaaporn m .irw unrim ana uirminp -
ham. Day coaches. Waahtngton to New t
Orleana. Dlnlnej car aervlc). -
, Aicaaia, wvrv"'n -m wa, ,a 1 rviia, anu - i
daallad information ran no obtained at-..--
ttv Tloket Office,. No, Jl. South 4Tryon
H. B. Spencer. O. M.. S tT. Hardwlek.
P. T. M,: W. H. Tayloe, O. P. A t R. L.
Vemon..T.. p. A. -
Througt) Trains Dally , tharlotto lo
drswtjsss-j gaaga . rsj
Bonaaute ir aaaot It. A ISOS.
a:, pm Lr Rooky Mount. : Lv Ma an .
' trail ""ejwaa. .uv smw not :
' conaset ' at Raaaoka ; Via Sbeaandeah
Valley Keula tor Natural Bridga, Lure-y, .
Mageratown. and all polnta In Peoaayi..
yania and New . York Pnllmaa aiaaper
Roanoke and Philadelphia. , -Through
eoaeh, Chaslotta and Roanoke.
Adaiuenal taforaaaUea Ireia naea
aoatbern stallvay. k. T, BRAoA
' . . Tt. Paaa. Agam,-;',
"-tUvNoa!ii vr
a,. iAJi.,lnft. RImhI.I,.m . L ' u.
U.'Ot ant Xv Chaxioite. as. Jtyut:tSpm
:li am Ar Wtneteav So. Rr. Lv t m am
1M pra Ev Winetoa. N. 4k W. At l Laa
LMsm Lv Marunavllla, Lv U:4i Eas
fM.avi.n,-i ...wn alia.. " '
. and return account of Homamm-
'ing -Week. Tickets on an la Oct
" nth. and 1Mb. with Snal limit to . '
Uava Itlrminaham On, .flat ,
' mav be extended 'Until Nov.. f .
-1 - ty oeposiung - iicaex wiut special.
- . . AIUI a, i.iiuiiiisiiain vn -r DC
f. ifure Oct, list, and pacing fee af '
to cent. - , , s-J-;
K.ar-.nrir,ie w iww vnajlti " ' L., ' -.1.
and- return, account - of Rlanni.I '
: . liaatlnar. Hut.rama ladaa. it.i.k..
1 , 1 nl Pythias. . Ticket .on ami Oct, ,
, aMea exa.ai ,, -nwi ve- VI UnSBl
limit Oct. WHh, but may be ex.
m . a. ell IVra. - AAA. .
enocu unur nr. win oepoilt. 1
ng ticket with Special Agent on ' t
. or before : Oct. loth, and paying J
' fee' of aa cent. .
23.Charlotta to St Lout, Mo., and
. rat um. -account ' J - Asuali,..
Amertcaa
i Banker Association. ' Tlcktt on
sale Oct I4th and 16th. with final
, 1 limit to leave Bt Louis, Oct, loth,
; ' .- '' but may. be extended until Oct .
. t toth, by depositing ticket , with
' 1 lipeolal Agent and paying fee of
to .oenle. . t,; . ' . ,. ....
tit.tt-Cbarlotta to Memphis, Tenn., and
ir return, account of International
Convention . Brotherhood of Ht.
' . Andrew. Ticket on sale Oct 15th '
" C to Iftth lnclut ve. . With final llmlt
' Out lt. bt my ba extended un.
r,'.i til November auth by denosltlng
.u ticket v with Special Agent and
paying fee of wnti .
'Approximately low rale from - other
points. cr im "i" "I, ,: T "
any Agent Southern Rsilway r write:
" . W. H, TAYIX)K. ii. P. A,,
. " '"'VHI. eV,
14 VERN'iN. T. P. A
- ', .Charlotte, N. C. .
DRAUGHOM'S
lUlclcSi. Columbia, KnosvHIe, Atlanta.
2( Collet: In I Siatae,. fOTnOXJ
eecured r rooncy Itk-e UNUJtU. Ala
teach i:V 1A11 Catalogue will r. '
yinra ! that Lrauinon'a la 1 3
I r. tU ar send rt It,