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CHAHLOTTB DAILY OBSERVER, NOVEMBER 23, 100G. 'X, . 3 SportingNcws HUMTEKS AT; KEWTOX. A Parly of Thirty Oo Afield. Mounted, - , ana JUU Z7 iiaDDits. . . . Bpectel to The Observer. ,; , V' Newton, Kor. The ; tern field trial! which should fear starts on Nov. 00 1 were postponed until Nov.' on ac count of had weather at the Illinois field I Hula. Tha. tlikM ter not finished , nd many of the handlers could not cat .. . Jiere in time to atari. " nr ewnwi T ' ;nd handlers are hera In Newton, and ' Mto kill time Mr. Simon C. Bradley got tha bunch of about 9) tos ether and. all . wen iriuunieu. won ivr v j i.uun I. . .... A k.. Mkklt , liumuif wnn nua pinn. vi iiuuuui. ... i. . . I . . . . ...... Iti liAllnll. : .. L. ... .1 i i no wcauivr uu pwu " " nuuii-, latter several good rune, 'killed) tl rab Yite. Mn. . Morgan.- of Plnehurst. was handed a. beautiful souvenir tor ner clever' horsemanship- in- tha field, Ev ery traiiv la Drin sine in . ao. owners and i handlers ana several - win ' not - De able to set here before' to-morrow. The trials will, start, with tha all aged atakes iand competition will be keen, a moat of the picked dors from as far aa Win rlpeg, .Canada, Ban Francisco, Boston, New York, New Orleans, etc, are here. Mr." Washington A. Coster, of New Loe don. coma and Mr. B. Walera. of New York, has been substituted to Judge In stead of Mr. Theodora Bhirgiss, who la unable to attand, ,,- i i.t Good Weather and a Good Crowd at . . - Bennlnge, Washlnstton.-- -Nov. 12. Otood weather brought out a hire crowd at dftennlngs to-eay. sanaai waoo, ius lavuriia, vnp tured the' steeple ohase. Three horses feU In this event.' Rather Royal, at to 'X tot home first in a field of II Ha the third racejkcarfelL tha favorite. being thlcd. hi w York ran second In loin me, tmra ana . via races. oum iraries: ...' First raoe. maiden t year olds.' T fur long. Columbia course: Bandy . Creek er, '1 to 1, won- Rappahannock. to 0, feoond; Old Colony. 40 to 1 third. Time, . '.. ' . e ;L . Becnnd race, Handicap, - wteepieonaae for 4 year olds and un- about IVt miles: Bands! Wood.' I to. I. wen: Prank Kom- I era. I to 1, second; Caloorahatche, .14 to X third. Tlnwi.U. - Third race, selling, I years and up, T to '1, won; New York. 26 to 1. second: Soar fell, event third. Time. 1:90. Fourth race, selling. 1 .year olds, 4 furlongs, old course: Lee Harrison II, S to 6, won; Belrast. I to i, second: Botanist. 4 to I. third. Tims. 1:1. s rifth race, 3 year olds and up. mllo. Columbia course: Oolite Spanker. 7 to. no, won; New York. to 1. second; Avaunter. io to l. third. Time. i:UH . Sixth race, handicap for 1 year olds Sod tin,. 14 mile, old course: Baauclere, 11 to 10, won; Bulwark, M to L second; Coronal. 60 to 1. third. Time, 1:13 2-. . Vandcrbtlt Defeats . the Indiana.' -" Nashville. Tenii," Nov. 23. In a fierce gridiron battle on Dudley Field to-day. Vanderbllt defeated the Indi ans from Carlisle by a score of 4 to 0. At the close of the first half. Blake. for Vanderbllt. made a goal from the 17-yard line which was the only score of an Intensely exciting game. - Four times Mount Pleasant, for the Indiana tried to drop a goal from the field but failed. Early in the play the Indians by whirlwind rushes carried the ball to Vanderbllt's ' three' yard line, but there the locals withstood them.. Al ter this the play was largely In In dian territory. . . Football Scores. ' Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 22. Pinal scores: Vanderbllt 4; Carlisle 0. SOLICITOR AXD CLERK'S Interesting Questions of Stale-Wide Importan oeto be Heard by J ad re Alien To-Day Is Solicitor Entitled to $4 Feet on Set Yon 7 Bpeclal to . Tha Observer. . Aahevllle, Nov. ' Si The question of Whether Solicitor Brown of the fifteenth Judicial district, or any other solicitor In I his State, for that matter. Is entitled to eollee $4 'fees on set. fas. will prob- aoiy ie neara oy juage Alien in bu- rrlor Court here to-morrow morning, urthermcre, the qorstion ot clerk's fees will also be heard. Durtnr the re rent political campaign In teh fifteenth . Judicial district rhargea were ' mde against Solicitor Brown thst ha was taking illegal feea; that he waa not un der the law entitled to collect U on scl, fas.; but rather the law allowed him S er cent, commission on bonds In such cases. The solicitor during that cam- Hitgn made reply-to these charges that, after looking Into the law which had been passed In lMa) and brought forward hnd hid away in the school law. and klao the decisions of the court so far as related to the metier there waa a dif ference of local onlnton on tha subtect: lhat ha did not believe the law could be construed so aa to make hla collection Of feea illegal, but that If the courts (hold so hold other solicitor Democrats Misd collected fees aa he had done and that tha charges were for political pur poses oniy. Ths matter became red-hot,' however, nd on the day before election a circular waa Issued and algned by Marcus Br ain, the present clerk of the court. Charging that Mr. Brown had taken illegal lees, oouciior urown wss stJ t mrwij nrraifma ojr wm democratic flerk. The election resulted In the re flection of Mr. Brown and the . defeat f Mr. Roberta, the Democratic nomi nee. But the matter didn't end. Mr. Brawn said that he would like for the sucatlon of fees to be passed on by the bourt. Ftsnk Carter, a local attorney, In a communication, aald that either the kolloltor wss guilty of taking Illegal -fees ks ehsrged or that Clerk of the Court fcrwln was guilty of alander and that the' question sought to be finally deter mined. There was "some queatlon as to lust hew the matter could be brought before the court To-day. however. Col, iusk settled the matter by moving thst ihe court re-tax a bill or cost In which (he State of North Carolina la- plalnlft fcnd Robert 1 King and A. Tu Coope re defendants. In this motion to re lax costs Cpl. lyusk goes a bow-shot beyond the question of solicitor feea the brlglnal contention and prays the court, In tha name of his clients to reduce the Herk's easts from ftis.ss ss originally faxed, to H, which Col. Lisk alleges ! all that the clerk la entitled to under he iawa of North Carolina. It is agreed that the whole matter hould be heard at the morning' session o-morrow and It la protMbla that this teml-pollrlcal qudnUon will Anally be settled. ... . - ' . '... . , -V- UNKNOWN MAN KILLED. r Body of Wlilte Man, Snppoaed to Be m Hobo, Found, under . Wrecked Freighs Train Fire at Waynes. vine. . "... : i , - ; Special to The Observer."' -"'?K I Aahevllle. Nov. II. A gentleman there this afternoon from . Old Fort ays that the body of an unknown nan -was found yesterday afternoon , 7 that .ran away down tha mounUln J- Monday night, killing tha brakeman , ' 'foody tonna yesteraay waa mat or a time of tha accident, ; The body, it is . aald, baa not been identified. , This incnun li i uru iikl ,v ,uica Alia ., A nirpnaDi mnsenge , icaay lorm i : tVaynesvllle saysi v The .. Waynesvllle ..'f i . a. . i . - A A . m i -f ateam . launary 1 Deionging iof&.inian '. , tlroa., and tha Richland Woolen Mills, ;' belonging , to R. M. Kllllan.' were to ' tally destroyed by lire to-day between V II and 1 o'clock. Tha - fire was V eauaed by the explosion -of a gasoline liana in lue launory., in otuaci is ' estimated at 1 1,0 00, with no Insur ance. " ' '.,. i. f C ." -1 i ' " 1 "" ' 'i&'-rf Of Course) He DosV, ;Kv':;,A, Bnrllnaton News. ' '..'! ,, : :' Messrs. Banks Teagna ; and - Ben r,Hjvr PIW r--1 in wiiin .u iiiiii, r broadost. Mr. O'eague has a new baby - boy and Mr, Klder a jrlrl, and each V thinks his tha.'hnent. . DeWltt Kidney and Bladder Flit act ea both Kidneys and liver, and as a re sult afford the q'tlckeat relief, from ex- ec una acwu gold by - uawieys MIL EIWLN'S ADDRESS. Able Speech at Prenhyteiin Church , oi jwariuun 4jticr News. s ; 8pecift to Tha Observer': 'i . Durham. Nov, 1 3. The address ot Mr W. A. Erwln before the Broth erhood of the First - Presbyterian church last' night waa' heard by a lare-e number of men, this address being lo only the members of the brotherhood and to other men. Mr. Erwln la president of the Erwln, Mills ana nae under hla control . more spindles than anv other cotton mill man in tha South. Recently he has delivered several addresses In this city and suburbs that point to a high and noble ' life. His' ., address : last night . was such that he has- been complimented on all sides since then. It was worth mora than tha passing notice telegraphed out last night.- His subject was "The Great Need of the Business World a Man." The speaker set a high standard on what business man ought to be, referring to the perfect man of Galilee as the Ideal pattern. The Brotherhood meets , every Wedneaday night and once each month some outside lay man--a man not a member of the Presbyterian church is- invited to address the Brotherhood. On Dec. lfth Dr. Edwin Mima will deliver the address.-,7 1 r; The annual dinner of the local uni versity v alumna . : association to morrow night promises to be an affair i of , v mora' than usual social y. prominence. 1 . The local . - alumni ' association ; of ' the University, ; has about 85 members, and It is expected, that ex-Governor Aycoclc will be present In addition to pr.! C. -Alphonso 8mlth, dean of the graduating department ot the University. It la certain that 'Dr. Smith will be here and Gov. Aycock Is expected. There will be . several local speakers.,. . THE MEETING AT DAVIDSON. T. M". ' Oi A, Meetings Grow In In- . . . . . , , UTBii" nei, , . vt iiiuim -. nuns at Jlomey , ,x v ' ." Special tor The ' Observer. Davidson. Nov. lz. Tha T. M. C. A. meetings grow In In terest and Dr. Cornelson ' will re main through Sunday. Dr. .Sentelle win go to concord Saturday o nu the pulpit there In Dr. Cornelson's absence. . Tornlght the singing was excellent . Four- Instruments were played' by ' members of the orchestra. in addition to the organ., viuanettee from time to time sing some ad mirable selections. Some of the singers In these are Curry, A. ' B., HunUngton. Hooks, Davidson, Denny and Craig. To-night Dr. Cor&elson's theme was true manhood, as shown in fldelltv to truth and honor .and la loyalty and, love to jesua wnnti. . u was a spienaia sermon. ' Rev. William Black, synod leal evangelist, la at home this week after his work at EiisaDetnion, in tJiaaen. The church there, a small one In membership,, bad a good ingathering as a result of the meeting, some twenty-five persons making a pro fession of religion and about ten lolhlne- this church. The amount raised for synodical missions waa $88.17, a large collection for a church of this -else. - The feeling as very generally expressed was that the church experienced a spiritual up lift and that Us membership was graciously revived by a restoration of harmony and Christian good will. Mr. Black leave to-morrow for Mc pherson church, near Fayettevllle, for bis next week of services. RAlLUOAD FINED $18,000. New Tork United States ClrAiit Court Put It . on the New xora jenirai A Hudson River iuiiroaa tor lte bating. New York. Nov. tJ. Judge Holt, of the United States Circuit Court, to day fined the New York Central & Hudson Klver Railroad Company $11,000 for rebating freight charges to the American Sugar Refining-Company. ' The fine was the result of an indict ment charging the company with re bating -in the sum of ttt.000 to .the American 8ugar Refining Company, on which charge the defendant com pany had been found guilty. - Sentence In the case of the Ameri can Sugar Refining Company con victed of receiving the rebates was deferred until next Tuesday on re quest of counsel for the company. There were two counts In the In dictment against the New York Cen tral and a fine of $108,000 already had been Imposed on the first count In passing sentence Judge Holt de nied the contention of counsel that a corporation cannot be fined. He de clared that under the provisions of the El kins act a corporation is respon sible for the cast of 1U agents. No James Harvey Known at Forest y Va. ' . v Special to The Observer. Aehevllle. Nov. !$. Tuesday night Chief of Police Bernard received a telegram from Forest City, Va., signed by Mollle Harvey, who claimed the property Of the 'dead desperado. The woman referred to the man as her husband. It Is possible that the tele gram waa not from Mollle Harvey; that the sender may have been an lm poster. In reply to lettera sent the chief of police and the sheriff at Forest, Va.. Sheriff Reed this morn Ing received a letter from Sheriff P. L. Huddleston at Forest Va,. In which that officer says he' made diligent search and has found no one in For est. Va., by the eiame of Mollle Har-, vey and that tne name James nar vey is unknown to the negro popula tion of the place. It was stated t the sheriff's office this morning that the letter addressed to the chief of police at Worest. Va., had been re turned with tha, memorando that there was no chief of police at Forest. Va. It begins to look as though the negro's true name will never be learned. .. .. '., V Hfws From Monroe. Special to The Observer. Monroe. : Nov.-"' $$. Mrs. William Smith, a sister of Mr. R. O. Alexan der, or Charlotte, lea this morning for Pine Bluff,' Ark having received a telegram . from ttier father. Rev. Caldwell Alexander, summoning her to the bedside, of i her mother, who is esrlouly 111. , ('M'' Rev. w.-: R. .ware, pastor, or the 'Monroe M. ; E. church, was elected president of the misisonary society, to succeed BIshon Atkins, at the late Conference. The presidency f the . missionary society is one el the most Important positions in the church. ' -.:):;. Kills Young. Bride and Suicides. , Orand Rapids, ,- Mioh Nov. 91. After a trivial, quarrel yesterday with his bride; of three months, over the purchase of some furniture. Delos Highland. s famer, living near Caa. novla. shot-and killed her.- He then ..turned the revolver upon rtlmself, killing" himself Instantly. - Highland was 88 years old and his wife 18. - ' " May'liOe Sight of One Eye 4 Special to The Obmrvn': ''"':t,'C::' Wlnston-flalem, Nov. ' .Mr. ' Hurry Reld, writes his fsther, Mr. D. S. Rel.f. this ell y, that he has tost the Kht of one eye, the resutt Of a severe, cold rnntrncted while. on a visit, to Chlcasn. Mr. Held Is connected with tha Morris lectrio Co., of St. Iyula. Mo. Iater Intrlllgenca Is In effect thMt there. Is bp fr the Injured ntertiber, . Mf. t. K Baid Is at (ureMnt wituv bis son la St. Leuls, . ,.,,;. ... v ., v ilN A MARItYINQ NOTION. Durham Register Issues Iilcenae to Nine Couples, ItatJon Seven to Two ; Hi l"avor o voutrta Jt-eopie aire. Carr binking. .;iv:;.:y;';"7: Special to The .Observer; ' Durham, Nov. 11. Since yesterday Register v of Deeds ; M. O. Markham has Issued : license for - the marriage of nine couples, seven "colored aad two' white., ' One of the .bride-groom applicants gave his age aa 84 years, while he looked every day of eighty, and hla bride is also $4 ye'ars of age. They ; were married in . the country norm or tne city enner last nignt, or this morning. J '-- ;;f ' The agents for. Uncle Sara are mak ing : it so lively for the- Illicit whis key makers In this section' that there is. danger that the Christmas supply -will be Interferred with. . Last even ing a party of revenue men came In from the northern part ot this coun ty and from Orange and report that in Orange county they came upon site of an illicit whiskey plant The still and. all copper had been pulled by the owners., but the . revenue men left destruction as to the twenty-three fermenters and .Poured : out twelve hundred gallons of e er. . Not long since the officers captured two large plants in that same section. ' The latest reports from the bedside of Mrs. E. P. Carr. who la crlUcally 111 at the home: of her daughter at Old Trinity, Is that she la gradually sinking. .Mrs. Carr. who la the moth er of Mrs.,W, A, Guthrie and of Gen eral Julian B. Carr. this city, has been growing weak fast during 1 the last week or mor. She Is 81 years of age and her recovery is not probable. J. B. Cobb, first vice president .of the American Tobacco "Co.. of New York, is here on a visit to his brother, J. S. Cobb, and slater. Mrs. Glass. From , here ne will go ; to Caswell county, accompanied by his brother and sister, where tbey will visit their mother and attend a family reunion. Charley 8nowbalL a negro Who was wanted here on the charges of as saulting and resisting an officer and for assault and battery wiUi deadly weapon a was brought here to-day by Sergeant W. O. Crabtree. of the po lice force, who went to Wilson for the negro after he had been placed under arrst there. He waa tried in both cases and the mayor sent him up to the grand jury and then to jail in de fault Of bond. He has been a fugi tive from justice for several months. . Andrew Chavls. a 'negro, who had been skipping the officers since April 14 that was arrested to-day on the charge of selling, whiskey without li cense. He waa locked. up pending a hearing to-morrow morning.. A. M. E. Zfon Conference at Winston- Salem. 8peelal to The Observer. Winston-Salem. Nor. II. The African Methodist Episcopal Zlon Conference opened this morning with a 20 minutes' lecture by Bishop Geo. W. Clinton, D. D.. on the character of Joshua, using as a basis the 15th chapter of his bonk. E. G. Bid die. presiding elder of the New York Con ference and J. H. McMullen, pastor or tne mother church in Mew York city, were . introduced to the Con ference. -The remaining hours of the session were devoted to collecting claims. Bishop Clinton delivered the Episcopal address this afternoon. ' Rntler,- Also, Slay Be Sufficed. Durham Herald. Wdhder didn't they also cheat Mr, Butler outof it. . , During the President's Stay. Durham Herald. It Is believed' that those engaged In building the canal have put In one good week s work. Remedy .Cures the Cesee. Worst Don't- be . a dys peptlo like this pic ture, when any drug gist will give you back 80 cents (pur chasing trloe) If Tyner's - Dyspepsia Remedy falls to relieve' or cure Dye- epaia or Indigestion or their symp oms. Bad Breath. Bad Dreams. Foul Taste, Constipation, Hawking, Acid or Gas on the Stomach, Diasy Spells, Heart Flutter. Pains In the Stomach. Side or,. Back, Extreme Nervousness, Belching. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy cures when all else falls, so don't be discouraged; it strengthens weak stdmacha. The star of hope for all Dyspeptics. Cures the worst cased. Druggists or by express. It H. Jor dan & Co. Druggists, Tryon and Trade streets, Charlotte, N. C. Call or write. ' . j CaSNNOX Itiatf(lTnatuT4torobtheitttlifttht tterres, joints and bones are throbbiajr and twitchlnai with the pains of Rheumatiara the sufferer is apt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other external application, in am effort to ret relief from the HseaseMby twodadasr counter-Irritation on the flesh. Such treatment will quiet the pain tempo rarily, bat can have no direct curative effect en the real disease because it does not reach the blood where the cause is located. Rheumatism 1 more than skin deep it is rooted and grounded in the blood Sad can only be reached by constitutional treatment IT CANNOT, BB RUBBED AWAY. Rheumatism l due to an excess of urio acid in the blood, brought about by the accumulation ia the system of refuse matter which the natural avenues of bodily waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, bare failed to carry off. This refuse matter, coming in contact with the different acids of the body, forma uric acid which is absorbed into the blood aad distributed to all parts of the body, and Kheumatiam gets possession of the system. - The aches and pains are only symptoms, and though they may be scattered or relieved for time by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or dampness, or after an attack of indigestion or other irregularity. . : Rheuma tism can never be permanently cured iwa uia scva vs irhbiucbut chin vuus 14K arcHuuqa rcmuai iinmeq 1 telth irrltatlnsr. pain-prodncfasr ttrio sxid poison. . Ths diaesM will shift front intucle to rausclt or Joint to joint, settling" pa the nerves,'- causing . InflammAtiofl and swellinBf and such terrible pains that the nervems tvstera Is often shsttered, the health undermined, said perheps the patient becomet1 ucunuicu sou cuppicvi w ue o. o. a laorouKM j ctcanscs ui Diooa anqi renoyates Uie clrculaUoa by nrotrdklnir the aids and exTCllk fareiartt iaattfrwtjx,,ysteiiu, . of a t PURELY VEGETACLE f' f".". iperties-. v"..,.-v .."', v.) ;, - ..j...' Jnst what .is needed i every case of Rheu matism. It contains no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but la made entirely of purifying:, heallnjr ejtracts and juices of roots, herbs and barka. If you are suffering from Kheumatiam do not waste Valuable time trying tomb a blood disease away, but begin the use of 8, 6. 8. and write ts about your case and our physicians will give yon any information of advice desired free of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheumatism. - !, v : 3 . ;v V -sTx -tu-ttt -crrrrir cs aA72xr7vis cv. AT XUE SIUUNE OF THE nOKSE, New" York Society Throngs Madison . . Square Garden. ; Where : - Equine ' '. ThoronjthbreUa Hold Court Alfred 'f, Vanderbllt Gets a Blue Ribbon WlUt ',' Quartette of Grays Other Events : r New Tork, Nov. JIvThe attend ance to-day at ..the ' national 1 horse show at Madison Square Garden ex ceeded In number that ot any of the first threq days and the events were ot a more exciting character than or- dlnary,' fl'X' ' Vt't' ;, Probably the showiest event of the da was. the display of four-inrhands and" coaches In which Alfred G. Van derbllt. end Judge WllUam H. Moore, of Chicago.' met' Mr. Vanderbllt cap tured the blue ribbon with a quartette of greys. . ' '.;.;'.. . For the first time, during the pres ent show aa exhibitor to-day won two blue - rtbbona In succession. Mr, Kate U-Wllke, of Gait, Ontario, Can ada, In the class for stallions foaled In 1104, took the flrsttt . prise with Kentucky Ted.! In the event folllw lng, for stallions I years old, she again carried off. a' blue ribbon with Ma grasla. . : -!' . Some excellent Jumping was eeen In the hunter class over six fences two five . foot two five and a half and two alx foot . The first prise waa tak en by the Wasp, a bay gelding be longing to Crow 4k Murray, of Toron to. Canada. The second went to Ru pert belonging to E. H. Weatherbeem, of New York, v , One of the competitors in the con- tests of the day found defeat more than she -could bear. She was Miss Allen Gray, of Orange, Va., a child j ot 8 and the youngest exhibitor In i the show. She had entered Flnah; In ' class ti for pony stallions. Her horse had the conformation and bearing , which go with the best strains, but there were others entered which sur passed him. The small owner burst Into tears wnen ner pony was lea from the ring. ' The blue ribbon In the special Brew ster prise for s harness horses, car riages and groom in livery waa won by C. W. Watson, of Baltimore, with his bay gelding Lord Baltimore and My Maryland. Happenings at Lumbn-ton. Special to The Observer. Lumbertoo, Nov. 22. While on Ms way to Lumberton this morning the little son of Mr. J. P. Scott fell from the cart and - was serlouBly injured, the wheel passing over the left side of nls face, also cutting a deep gasn across the bridge of the nose and forehead. Dr. Knox dressed the wounds ana stated that no bones had been brok en. - ;- -. While Mr. Willis Baxley, an em ployee of the Prevatte saw mill, was adjusting a piece of lumber Tuesday his hand slipped and came in con tact lwtn a large bun saw. Inflicting a bad wound. Two of ihls fingers had to be ampltated and twenty stitches taken on tne back of his hand. The Robeson Chapter Daughters of rne Confederacy are trying to get Dr. Shepherd to deliver an address In the near future. The object boing to helD secure funds for the new Con federate monument, which is to be placed in the Count House Square. Commencing Monday, Nov. 28, the train leaving Lumberton for Marion, S. C, will leave at 8:445 Instead of 10:25. The Hollnesa- convention, whldh upened yesterday and will continue until Sunday, have had capacity con gregations, at every meeting so far. Rev.Av B. Grumpier Is doing all pos sible to make the convention a suc cess. About fifty ministers and dele gates are here partaking in. the ex ercises. ' Win Buy Silver, Cut Glass ' or Hand Painted China, or anything in the Jewelry line. It will pay you to see our assortment Libber's Cut Glass, Plckard's HaadsFalnted China and all -the best makes of Sterling Silver. Garibaldi & Brans. Headquarters for diamonds. whije the circulation remains saturated. weak,1 sour stream, constant!' deposits inj: acria ana corrosive raauer in ua mns ; cles, nerves, joints and bones, thebody is fed and. nontished by lich, - healthostalnlno; blood which, completely and permanently " cores Rhenmatlain. 8, 8. 8. U composed 1 COTTON MAGHIWELV Pickers Revolving Flat Cards Railway Heads and if''":.' Drawing: Frames A. H. W A S H B U R ti. Sou them Agent CHARUnTE,' NORTH ' CAROLINA ' -v i. J- c - ' 1 T dH a I aS I I ) ouvcrv-. J V sfaVae Writer' V. , s- , " aattharikj I aaalta.-au . MMMMMHWMMHwMal aaBBBSiaaasaMsaaBa J. E. CRATTOK A CO Dr. K. Nye Butchlsoav J. 9. Hutchison. LB INSURANCE FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT CUTIIClIt Nav S, Heat Bafldtag, asts, EAGLE PINS Evsry Eagle should have one of our pins. All the designs. CHARMS, FOBS . AND BUTTONS. It advertises your order and makes you known to your frtenda, .The Palamountain Co. JEWELERS. Electric Coolung Wo have an electric ket tle in. which one may cook three eges, in three minutes, and with three teaspoon- fuls of -water. We have other anDliances . " 1 v 1 -nr to " do Other COOlOnz. WO keen in Stock appliances to It --ill -rtAm every Jine0l gllU-rOOm MWikiug . uj . cicwu.wivjr A1am 1artvtr Ifnat wnrm. 1 : V an VaB vweeaaasj wm and - other k economic ' shock ing things.-.:, ir' '- c- Buy one of these V com plete outfits and , let Athc cook go. , , 1 Tha D. A- Tcr;!dns Co. Engineers and llachinists, . ' .Charlotte. N. C. : fUDiiui - - i- 1 - ' ' " ' . r .1- - an .Ba -i L 1 - N Railroads. voanegs si iwhou vub Boaeaaeeaa f alley Reute for Natural Biids. Luray, Hacarstowa, aad all aolnte la Peaasyl. vaala and New York Pullmaa . sleeer Koaaeke aad rhlladalpMa. Tbroafh ooaeh. Charlotte ad Reaaeka. AdAtUonai InformaUea from acaais Sjoataera RaUway. M. P. BRAQGv Trav. Pasa Aseaa Machinery for farm and Fac- FnmnK Three Idnds, from 1Z U15UKS' to 150 R P. Rnflpft Return Tubular and vwm Portable T on sldd from 12 to 150 H.P. Improved Gin Madiineiy, and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. SaW MillS, our or five kinds, ' all sizes m use in the South. Pulleys and Shafting, EmaHest to complete cotton mill outfits. LI D D ELL COMPANY, QarfcttcHC Charlotte's Best Cond noted Hotel THE BUFORD Special attention given te Table Service, making It aa. equalled In the South. This Is a feature of The Buford that Is claiming the atteatloa of the Traveling Publle. Clean. Comfortable Beds, At tentlve Servsnta. ae-TTeVeae' C E. HOOPER Manager Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases Largest and best selected line In the city. We offer our celebrated CIlAULOTTBi TKTJNat as the best example of strong, practi cal trunkmanshlp on the market. Slses II. 10 and tt-lnoh (gents slses) $8.50, Sfl.OS and $8.60. Slses $4, II. SS and 40-lnch (Ladles' Sixes) - $10.00, $11.60. S1S.0O ami $11.00. OUlt BClfOOIi TltUNK beats the world. Rises IS, S and ll-tneh a, ' $S.BO, ST.OO ana 91 AO. , Make a point te see ns. GILREATH & CO. tlfJi MOOM U MAD it .' ciwana Canoes gaaay eele weuld lead her te be 11 eve, wbea . the housewife goee te Bsrcheee Senr for her baking day bat If she has enee esod, the rlde el Charlotte flour ahe will take nothing else. It la made at the ehoteeet ee tee tod wheat and grounA at oor mill UbCkLLaiUlJltU HjOVH atUOJI J. Ie a.otnevt froyrtotor. . . rtMste ss. - , Through Trains Dally, Charlotte ia Hoaaoke, Va. , sebeaut ia asi Dee l lags. UMaa Lv Charlotte, be. ity At i:M aa I:U am Ar Wiaatoa, Be. Ry. Lv t:Maia 1M em Lv Winston. N. W.AT l:ef La .M pm Lv Martlnavllla, Lv U:3 am t.M pm Lv Rooky Mount Xv 10:M am : Dta ar boaaoke, ...Lv IJS am i J8 ' .voeavsuM.-,v IntermedUts " t , ,t 1 ana . Raying Framc3 Spinning Frames Spoolers and Reeh Railroads., Southern Railway N. B. Followln In a satvHaajfsel flsnais aat Ushsd only as Information, aad are n sot guaranteed. 1:10 a. m. No. 8, dally, for Richmond and local points; connects at Greensbore for Wlnston-Sslem, Ralalgh. Ooldsbore. Nswbarn and Morehead Cltv: at DaavUle or NoriOlK. J:a a. m. No, V, dally, Chester, Columbia and lot iw- No. M, dally - for Norfolk. r, for Reek TBU. ooal statlnna for Sutesrllla. Tsvlorsvtile and local points; eonneota at Mooroevlde for Win. uwMiem and at Btatasvlllo for Hick- or?" T' BIM1"S Roek, Asbevule and ether points west. !iU- fe Na d""7. New Tor aad Atlanta Express. Pullmaa sleeper , to ColuntbUS. Oa. and dav marhM In At. lanta. - Close eonnaetlon at RnartuW. for HandanntivlllA nA , . -f 3, JP- NOhW. dally. New Tot and Florida Express, for Rock Mill. Chester, aonvUle. Dining ear servtoe. a. m. No. M, dally. U. SL rest Mall ' Jot ' Washington and all point North.. Pullmaa drawlna mam and 1 . r . 1 , New Tork and Rlchmoadi day eeaehae New Orleana to Washlnston. Dlnlnfear ston-aalem. Raleigh and Ooldabovo. :. m. No. XI. dally, Washington drawlne room alaonara. . film -Vnrlr ' V k Dirnurainira. run ma a ...... . M v.u.a v w w tun to aaaonq. DJnlJjr car sendee. Solid Pullman train. 1-X a. m. No. 10. Waehlnstoa and Florida LimltMl- Putlm sleepers to New tork? ftrst-claas ouaca to nun Mnrton. rMnln nap aa. rim 11 JM VT . mm J 1 1 m . . . Moorasyllla. ParW Junction. Coot earn.) Mooksvllla, Winston-Saleeo, aad Roaao J va.. ana iwil mion, . 12:tt d. m. No. 11. .n Vn. 1H.J .,!.. .: .-.111 IV " . 1 V1L toT Hendersonvllle and Ashavtl) 7:00 p. m. No U, dally, for lllchmi and local stations; connects at Om re for Raleigh and Oolite bom. Pv lale) man Bleonera. rlreanahora ta xtmimit Charlotte to Norfolk, aad Charlotte, nionmoDfl. I sue p. tn. Ne. fa, dany eveept Band SondJ ireian ana raiiuinr ia i n.u.p. v . 1 k M v . - r A . for Taylors vllle and looal atattnna. mnm eeets St Stateavllla for aahnll -..-' vllle, Chattanooga and Memphis. - 'J No- K. d"Hri waahfntina and Bonthwestara limited for Wash rnston and an uulnts Nortir FTOnian aleenera and Pullman mmm . ... I. ,i,"W fTK. uu Pullmaa train. fining ear servlee. Solid N- M. dany. New Tor and I"?rJd ..F'?rww.!?r washlnatoa and points North, pullmaa slsaners front Jacksonville and Augusta to New Tork. First-class day coaoh, Jacksonville to Washington. JfM p. m No. B. dafty, Waahtaafen an Florida Limited, for Columbia. awsum.' ChariMton. Savannah and Jacksonville. Pal man drawlne room sleeolfig ear te Jaeksonvllla, pint class day eoaehee Washington te JaoksonvUla ? UK p. m. No. 40. dally, for Washlngteai and points North. Pullman sleoper t Washington. First class day' eoeea At lanta to Washlnatoa. : p. m. No. . dany. United States Fast Ms II, for Atlanta aad points goatsj and Southwest Pullmaa drawing roorm sleepers to New Orleans and Blrmlna hm. Day eoaehee, Washlngtoa te New Orleana Dlnlns ear aervtee. Tlcketa, sleeping car rsasrvatlena and . detailed Information caa be obtained at . City Tleket Office. No. 11 Boatk Tryo street. H. B. Sneneer. O. M.. 0. B. Rardwlck. P. T. M.: W. H. Tayloe, a P. A-1 B. L. Vernon. T. P. A. Seaboard Air Line ' Railway Direst line to the principal cities North, East, EoutB end BouthwesU Schedule taking effect egept t, uot, subject te ehanse without noUee. Tickets for paaaaae on all trains are sold by this company and aeeeptad by the passenger with the understand! n that this eomiDy will not be responsible for failure to run its trains en schedule ' time, or for any such delay ae may be Incident to their operation. Care Is ex erclscd to civs correct time te connect- lot Unas, but this company la act re sponsible for errors or emlsaioasL j raise isava luanoiie as retiowst No. iX dally, at i:M a. m for Monroe. Hamlet and Wllmlnaton wlttiout f taenia. connecting at Monroe with U forAUama. Illnnlngham, and the Southwest. WKa No, U at Monroe for local points at A t isnta. With M at Hamlror Rnlels h, Klobniond, Washington, New Tork aud the JCaat. No. US. dallv. at 10:11 a RL to Lin.' eointon. eneioy ana Kutnerroretoa with-. out ehanse, connecting at Laaoolnlon with C. N. W. No. lu for KlofccTy. ; - aolr, and westsra North Carolina ponita. No. , dally, :4S p. a for Uaeolnton. naiDr. ituinerioroiua eaa au .ocai el all .ooal eia. ions, connecting at Llncolntoa with lucolntoa with (' N. W. for Newton, Ulcaorr. Lenoir. d all local points. f. w. tor ms an No. 44. daUy. a, m 1st, Maxton. Lumbert all local points. At m. i or Monreet Ham-, rton, Wllmlnaton a-i-t Mints. At Uamlet with U ur Columbia. Savannah, Jackson villa an.I all Florida Points. K No. 1st eaJlyTt:lS . m. for Monroe, connecting with 41 for Atlanta. Birmln- nara ana tn Houmweat, at Hamlet wi .i 41 for Columbia, savannah, JackenavIlK and Florida points, with oinia, wun H at lUmUt 'or Klonmona, wasntnii fork, and the Bast, wit Itlnrton and New With U at llamUt 'or Ralelah. PorUmouth and Nortoia. rhroush sleeper oa this train from char. lotte, N. C, te Portsmouth, Va., dally. Trains arnvs ia caanoiie aa (olio war No. Ut. 10 00 a. m.. dally, frona doIdim North and South.' No. 44. dallv. 10:11 a. m. from nnttia.. fprdton, Shelby, Lumberton aad nice N. W. points. - , Mo. ex daily, u:ta a. m, rrosa wumine ton, Lumberton. Maatoa. iiamlet, alui roe and alt local Pine. - No. IA IK p. St, dany. frona Bother, fordton, Shelby. LloooUtoa and C N. W. Hallway points. . No. xs. 10:41 n. m,. dally, from Wllmtnl. ton, Hamlet and Monroe, also fp.u- aolnU fcaat. North and, Bouthweat, sou aectlng at Hamlet and Monroe. Connections are made at H.mJet W' all through trains for points Noi . Mouth ana w-umws wm.n mrw r-. . .. Poee4 of vestibule day coaoh ea b.t- , PorUmouth and-Atlanta, and ta.lin . ton and Jacksonville, end sieerlnt c- . between Jersey City, J-irmin, u . ,a Memphis, and Jersey Cuy an.i ,. villa. Cafe care oa all throu. , t. . . For Intormatlon, tune-r-tlnna mm fifnlmard deenni-i 1 It.,,.. anuly ti. w-t enl or a - , EUWAiko cor. i . i. v. r .JAMES Kia. j .. y.t i .. , C.H. OA1 I - CI1AS. B. RTA N.
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