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. J 1 i . . : !,:- ; :y I t t fnch . i . t' : '-3rman may cdi: : : V ' - - !f ha Inn ,1a " ' I f..:.j will Le Lis ' :.ate since ha lvtt . . :..e covered wajn many i, when he wa3 a mere y Carolinians are proud of . .r man born in the State ;.one elsewhere and attained ;-i...ilnence. mencement exercises at the -j raise to be Quite Interesting. ; la tha programme: , 8 p. m., musical recital. U:, 11 a. m., baccalaureate ser o. ert E. Pretlow; 8 p. m., ad . t:Ve Young Men's and Young s (ihrlstlan Associations, W. A. h. 27, 8 p. m., Websterlan oratorl- est. 28, 8 p. m., alumni address, ! ii. Peele, class of '91. :;- I 1- '-A. II. CM r.A .-iV.i t!.-i i:.;vti.r M :! v 1 1 first j mentioned In swerul 0 it to j bers of tha Juir.t coir. k: -:-.v y. i i- w 1 ; t b -.r.i it y. The r.xro u'.Utee fro;,i tha I'encement day. May 29, 1. Clifford entrallzatlon, Cyrus he Interparliamentary Union Work, Corlna Llnnle Sham- , h'e National Spirit of the South. i Jrarvis Coltrane... Conferring, of degrees.. -Baccalaureate address. Dr. P. Venable, president State ity. - jls.Hon. Josenh G. Cannon. 1 1' graduation class numbers ' who are: John Anderson, D. D. , v Miss Alma Edwards, Miss uV is Henley. L. L. Hobbs. Jr.. A Abbs, Mies Ida Hutchins, Miss jlnnett, Walter S. Nicholson, M. IPetty and W. R. Prltchett.. haXs Alva E. Lindey, chief; Mcf. John, Elsie E. White, L. I Council No. 190, Jr., d. U. A. Ill to-morrow evening at ; 6 j raise a flag over the main f of Elon College and present i to the. Institution to .be used KeJv serviced. The Rev. J. L. M. will make an address and will fh) the chapel Sunday. The recognizes the value of educa id makes it a point to present nd Bibles to colleges and other Rev. Charles F. Keans, a mls from the slums of London. r. church Sunday. An Inter?t, les of addresses is expected by regation. Mr. Keans has he Y. M. C. A. minister for ate ani will have headquarters Mm . : . ies jt IGoKS K BETRAYFJ THEM. board of aldermen h ive st-verf J truir I connection in the matter since a new j board took charge the first of the week. Whether a new committee will be appointed and the matter taken up again is a mooted question just now. . Mr. Frank E. Keehln has declined to serve as tax collector and sanitary officer of Salem, to which place he was elected last Monday. The salary of the position is not commensurate with the work of the office, the sal ary being $360 per year. Mr. Frank W. Stockton, recently elected clerk and treasurer at a salary of $1,200 Kas begun his duties. The class annual of the Salem Academy and College is just out. It Is entitled, "Sights and Insights," and the most handsome and expensive an nual ever issued by the Institution, costing 17 per volume. In an election in - the Centrevllle school district Tuesday the proposi tion to levy a special tax of 20 cents on the poll and 90 cents on tne iuu valuation of,, property for school pur poses was defeated by a vote of 88 to 9. The total registration was 150. The rpeular two-weeks' term of Su perior Court will begin Monday, May 20. It is for the trial of potn crim inal and civil cases. There Is one murder case set for trial, a. ' Owine to the critical Illness of Mrs Shirley, mother of Professor Shirley, Mr. John Young, a we'l-known ana popular terror singer of : New ' York, has been engaged to assist in the mu sical festival, which begins at the Sa lem Academy and College to-nignt. Professor Storer, .the leading tenor singer, will take the place of Professor. Shirley asT- director and Mr. Young will take Professor Storers place The musical festival will be the great est event of the kind ever given in the Twin City. . - . i. i- U . u . , i . ,5 tui-jr-w "::.:-.:. Dr. Dixon's addr-va was 1 a in t exnlh-nt one and waa greatly enjoyed ty all wiw heard it. At 2:30 p. m. came the graduating exercises, inere were nine graduates in the academic department, two young men and seven young ladies, besides a number who graduated in the business department. The , following are the speakers from the graduating class with their subjects: Mr. Jonaa Borne, "The Coming of the Son and His Mission;" Miss Kosa lnk,, "The Value of an Idea;" Mr. David Patterson, "Our Nation and Her Prosperity;" Miss Mary Holshduser, 'The Salt of the Earth;" Mi?s Flora Borne, "The Mo tives of Success;" The valedictory was delivered by Mr. Jonas Borne. The following medals were award ed: For the greatest improvement in the rnnomotnean Literary Socletv. Mr. H. Phlllipa; in the Demosthenean Society, Mr. James Owens, and In the ouve tsrancn Society, Miss Martha Palmer. . There were two other medals Kiven. one In music which waa won by Misa Mary Sloap, and another In art, which was won by Mhs Mude Seaford. The exercises will close with an entertain ment at 8:30 to-night Crescent Academy la located In Rowan county elsrht miles, south of Salisbury and is a very flourishing scnooi. it nas had a very miccessrul year, having enrolled during the year 250 students. Rev. J. M. L. Lyerly is me resident. - . COM5IEXCEMEXT WEEK. i :' '"ort. Recently one of y.r. 1 ' - " 1 rdfs sons had a "hunch. Th? I J r;u there was good trout n the st'.Mi i had become fixed In his mir.l to such an extent that he aros-a e srly one morning and, making the to'.d declaration that he was going to the creeK to catch trout for break fast, secured a crude pole, fishing line and hook and worm and sallied forth to the amusement and ridicule of oth er members of the family, After a time the lad returned. bringing with hirrt a trout that made the members of the Rhinehardt fam ily stare with amazement. The speckled beauty, Mr. Rhinehardt de clared, was as nne a specimen as he had ever seen and what he believes to be the biggest Ush ever caught in western North Carolina. When plac ed on the scales it was found that the trout weighed four pounds, while ,a measuring stick showed that his flsh- shlp was 18 inches from tip of his tail to his speckled nose. TRAINMEN YET IN SESSION. i kin Mid i i . n j r- for I ... fii- f f eonsunu't! 'i ty uiMi- .4 Tar Lin : i ' nd you erj in. Do riot sTne un- ii riuon wnen t oiey noney f "a pnd certain In results. y 8 JiCney an a-" ami hi- 1st upon havir? It. It. H. Jordan fc Co. Tip NiTtf FUr-H FOOD AND DRUG w nr nleasel to announce that Fo7eVs Honey and Tar for coughs colds and Vng troubles is not affected by - the National Pure Food and Drug law as it V.. niatP or other harmful drugs, and w w ' ,--- remedy tor craiareu Jordan co. "Here's to your health and happiness" -De Witt's Little Early Risers-famous little pills. Sold by Hawley's Pharmacy. I' Agent Newman Walks lTp on Vnl Neirocs Willi ,V Gallons of ' key Rer, Ij. W. Curtis to Go liso to Pirh Commencement on -Qtlmr Notes of Interest. -j to'Tho. Obierver. '. : t v(; $ Jlet, May 17. Tuesday night s I. R. Newman, sepcial agent H Seaboard, was walking down ilroad ( track just east of the ter station ' he discovered sev ' plrlous looking negroes sitting yiik ; near the freight depot, le an investigation and found ins of whiskey Jn , bottles and ile' arrested them and turned 'er f.o the goyernment authors (ho sent them to jail at Rock '. ' It is supposed they were ; the stuff to 6ne of Hamlet'a ' seers. U W. Curtis will go to Elise, irev county, Saturday, where, lay mornlng at 11 o'clock he ach the commencement ser t the closlns: of the . school at e. Rev. -W. L. Walker will pulpit here tE R. Harris and family, of pust cnurcn, is attending the convention wnich Is now in at Richmond, Va , ' , xuncuu una xamiiy, wno 'sen sesldlng here for several eft Wednesday for theif hew in Durham Mr. Duncan is r of the Apex Lumber Com 'vhlch has plants at . Durham inlet; also one or two In South l- It Is with sincere regret 'mlet .parts "with ' Mr. Duncan accomplished wife. It Is a Slofs to the community. f ma tnat iiamiet is to have a tor the 1st of June. He is to om a nearby town and enjoys practice there, but realizing kmlet Is the coming place of tion, he wants to get in and i with the town. We are glad him. Sweet Girl Graduates Will Soon Be In Evidence "Unelo - Joo" Cannon to Sneak at Guilford College Two Younsr Men Hurt at a Lumbor Piant , Meotinsr of North Carolina State i Building: and Loan League June :; 2d and 3d - - Special to. The ObstrveriVv:';,,;.;,;: , Greensboro, May 17. The r com mencement season In Greensboro, is always one of interest. Next Sunday the commencement of the . Greens- hnrn TTnmald PnllPT will heffin and will continue until Wednesday. Thurs day the Closing' exercises' of the city schools will be held. J The week fol lowing xWlH be the fifteenth; ; annual commencement of the State Normal and Industrial College. The Normal commencement will overlap the exer cises s of : Guilford College commence ment., the :. braraencement .., day of which .will be one day later than at the state Normal arid Industrial Col lege. ."Uncle Joe". ( Cannon : will be one 6f the speakers at the commence ment of Guilford College, ' .' Will Gray and John Cummings, twj white men employed at the lumber plant of , Alderman E. E. Bain, were seriously injured Wednesday V after noon by having a pile of lumber to overturn and strike them. Both men were unconscious for a : while after the accident, but were comfortable this evening. ' , Dr. J. II. Ihrle, of Pittsboro, whose home was destroyed by fire last even ing and reported in the newspapers, was in the city laat night- The news paper reports were the first intimation that he had of the fire. He left iat once for home. The Are originated, it Is said. In an outhouse, where there had been no fire for months. . . The fesld6nce was built . 61 years ago by Col. H. A. London and with the fur niture, was insured for about $2,500. The North Carolina State Building and Loaa League will meet in the city June 2d and 3d. Ex-Mayor Murphy, a member of the executive commtitee, Is., local, chairman n of arrangements. He is secretary-treasurer of the Greensboro Association. Mr, Murhpy has received ' a letter from President Wlttkowsky, Of Charlotte, and they are planning a big time for all who attend. A banquet will be tendered the visitors. Convention to be Addressed To-Daj i by jsamucl Gompers, . Atlanta, Ga,, May 17. Proposed amendments to the constitution of the Brotherhod lof Railway Trainmen were under consideration at the bi ennlal convention here to-day and the work was Incomplete at the afternoon session adjournment. It 4a expected that the election of officers and the selection' of the next place, of meeting will be accomplished to-morow, but final adjournment Is not likely to be reached before next week The dele gates wil be addressed, to-morrow af ternoon by Samuel Gompers, presi dent of the American Federation lof Labor. ' ' - . . , , -. . It was decided at the afternoon session to advance the salaries of all officers of the association 10 per cent. WAS WASTING AWAY. . "I had been Jrouhled with kldnev dis-t-nsc for the last five years." writes Rob ert R. Watts, of Salem, Mo. t'l lost flesh and never felt well, and doctored with loading physicians and tried all remedies FUKKesied without relief. Finally .1, tried Foley's Kidney Cure and less than two bottles completely - cured me and I am now sound and well." During the sum mer kidney irregularities are often caus nt by excessive drlnklnir or beincr over heated. Attend to the kidneys at once by using Foley s Kianey cui'e. your teeth should BE clean as well as look" clean. KothingV known affects both results so perfectly u this well-known dentifrice Meade & Baker's Carbolic oufEiVasIi t your druggist's, 25a, 80c., $1.00 3 1. 1111 Come and look at ' our magnificent line of Dia mond. , We handle nothing except the very best. It's a good ; investment, as Dia monds are atr ancing c in price daily. '7)7? m f : . I-r.:a..-9 pTPvent' ccl !.-is t:.e r i . wu.-n taken early, rr at V. y. " - tiase." For a s.--itf,l coil or I Z c freak it up svtely and QUirKiy v.; "i i reviiucs. well-L;unn i. ' :-.i ttore. Sold by Bur. ' nfii.ii- m HJxursmn. gnjwiii. i -vrr I to Jetor Orfty ' hOLLISTER'S C::Xy L!:'::.1:!.t Yen ll:zz a Buiy Kiedlcin for Eus People. Brlnrt Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. A specific for Constipation, Indigestion. Liver ntid Kidney troubles. Pimples, Eczem. IuiP'-re lilood. Bad Breath. Sluretsn Bowels. Headacbe and Backache. Iu Rocky MounUin Tea in tab let form, 35 cents a box. Genuine made by HOLLIBTKR DflCO COMPANY. ModiSOO, Wis. CCLCIM NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE -if. . . i : ' I ' t ' an 1 at ,' -"roe v. ;, mir:.' m. ?- 1 i I oe . . i ,5 r r mcuth. ", " t ; ;? Richmond. Was!.; the J.axt. No. 1CT. M!y, t f-'ntnn, ta. i cut char.gtj, cr with C. & N. W. . i. nolr, and western iso. 45, daily, at 5 l fordton and all loosl r No. 44, daily, at B;LJ j Hamlet. W'Umin?ton a connecting at Hamlet -p bla, Savannah and all i No. 132. dally, 7:10 r -onntfitlng with f f0 a ham and the Southw;t let for Richmond, Wa York and the Enst v. for Richmond, WasM-: York, and the East. for Raleigh, Porumout . ePr on thia t-- SOTJTHERN RAILWAY CONDEDERATE VETERANS' SPECIAL ' Charlotte to Richmond, May ' 29th, im, Southern Railway will operate special train, consisting of elegant Pullman cars and first-class day coaches,: to leave Charlotte at 7:00 a. m Wednesday. May. 39th. for Rich mond, Va., for the accommodation of veterans, their friends and the gen-' .V0."" tBl t i ...n. .v, jii S all through , trains lor r poed of raatiouia Car e0d from rorumouin ana Auaata, i eral public, who desire to attend Con federate Veterans' Reunion at Rich mnnil va. Round trio rate fron Charlotte to Richmond accouC of in : ,'.0"?nTA" J,J this occasion will, be SJ.90. and will .mV and" cf tr oe soia - uuuy iviajr iu w wuuo a, iTuie. car car on au tirc Inclusive, with limit June 11th, and intonnation. m-t may be extended until July 6th by jn . on tot&Mri- at Richmond on or before June 11th, 1)(BDu Every woman covetl t shapely, pretty figure, and many of them deplore the C loss of their girlish forms ' after marriage. The bearing of children is often destructive to the mother's shapeliness. All .if fV.,V v.. ; V4 IUIB Villi UK UlUIUVUj however, by the use of Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this great liniment always prepares the body for the strain upon it, and preserves the symmetry of her form. Mother's Flicnd overcomes all the danger of child-birth, and" carries the expectant mother safety through this critical period without , pain. It is woman's greatest blessing. Thousands gratefully tell of the. benefit' and relief derived from the use of this wonderful - ' ' ' Rates Seaboard to Charlotte Account 20th May Celebration, 1907. ! The. Seaboard Air Line will sell tickets' to Charlotte , and return on May 19th to 24th inclusive, final limit May 26th, at one first-class fare plus 25 cents. These tickets will be sold from all points in North. Caro lina and from points in South Caro lina from Greenwood and Camden, and intermediate points. For further information, call on your local agent, or address ' " " . ; JAMES KER, JR., City Passenger Agent, , Charlotte, Jf. O. ACADE3IY OP SCIENCE. f.'the Iieading Scientists of the I fn Attendance A Number of 'fin Papers Read Reeen t ndered by Ladles of the Vll- Observer. I 1111, May. 17. The North Academy of Science met r-' Jts sixth annual session to ld will continue through : to : The North CaroMna section American Chemical Society is i iU spring meeting here at the me and most of the loading s of the State are - now in Hill in attendance on one or rt In fact thia Is the most ! r tended ; meeting that the -'Una Academy of , Science .... nee Its establishment In res -mme of the Academy of j wa j opened this afternoon at c ty the meeting of the exe- omrv!ttee, consisting f Pro- jon; r cobo, j. I Lake. F. L. 1 W. C Coker, Frank Sherman F. Lanneau. At 8 p. m. the ' assembled dn -Chemistry re President Venable In a extenae hearty wel Mihe ecientista who are visit University. After the re y the : retiring president of uemy, prof. John F. Lanneau, i Forest College, the meeting jwn open lor the presenUtion evening session Professor Mttb, Ihead of the department ry ax me umvera Itv. th ftrf 1 the Academy for the coming livered en. address on "Tno mei-a ana Forest of thn Xa I very Interestimr trmHM v, ing dnabllity of the farms to ecessary produce. After the vwal papers were read and tists then adjourned to the A. building, where ther wrm a recrrtion by the ladies of AX OFFICER WITH BACKBONE. PAY AT.TrrON'T 1 jrmn jfi if If Vf.l United States Marshal tteoree Prltch- ard Proves Tliat Ho ls of the Pure "Tar lrecl" Strain by Refusing jtO be Frightened by a Mob. Special to The Observer. ' - Ashevllle, May 17. A story receiv ed here from the far West having to do with United States Marshal George Pritchard, of Indian Territory, who was formerly sheriff of Mitchell coun ty and recognized -as one of the most nervy men, physically, that (fever went out of the State, will be' of Interest in "this city and section. Mr. Pritch ard since going to Indian Territory as; United States marshal has done sone effective work in puttingan end to lawlessness and has won quite a reputation for himself. Last week a horrible crime was committed in the Territory, when a negro criminally as saulted a little girl of. German parent age. The brute was promptly arrest ed 'by one of Mr. Pritchard's deputy marshals and while en route to Jail an armed mob of 500 men took the negro and lynched him. Marshal Pritchard Immediately got into com munication with the : department at Washington and, while excitement was at fever heat,, went to the .vicinity of the crime and placed under arrest, charging them with murder, seven of the most prominent and wealthy cit izens or tnap section of the Territory The men Included a cotton broker. merchants, etc, . While the United States marshal was making the arrest threats against his life were made with a degree of ferquency that might have worried or afrlghted a man less gritty than George Pritch ard. The former Mitchell county sheriff, howpver, never hesitated an instant. He escorted' his "seven prom inent and Influential prisoners to the railway station and subsequently landed them in jail at South McAllst cr, where they stand, charged with complicity Jn the lynching of the ne gro and where they will be tried for their lives. ' Special Low Rates to Raleigh and Return via Seaboard. Account ; Unveiling Worth Bagley Monument, Raleigh, N. C, May 20th, the Seaboard announces a low round trip rate of one first-class fare plus 25 cents from all points In North Carolina east and Including Charlotte. Fare from Charlotte for round trip $ 6. 90. Tickets to be sold. May 19th and 20th, final limit May 21st. For further Information call on or address ' JAMES KER, JR.. C. P. A., Charlotte, Jf. c. Solomon-Norcross Co., CIVIL, STRUCTURAL AND UY DRALLIC ENGINEERS ,1622-1623 Candler Building, ' ATLANTA, GA. " JAMES E! MITCHELti GO. COMMISSION ' WERCJIAXTb. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Philadelphia, 122 and 124 Chestnut Sl Boston, 195 Summer sc New York, No. 73 Jeonard Sl Charlotte. 2ft & Tryon 8t remedy. Sold by all druggists at $i.oopcr bottle. Our little book,. telling all about this liniment t ; will ;.be 6ent free Th Brzali?'!' nr"?8tor Co., Atlanta MmMmtB THE DAVIS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HIDDtNIIE, NORTH CAROUNA N N V I' ' V. "IN Now open for ruests. But as usual . will have a formal . ( opening Saturday, May 18th, for which . occasion the Taylorsvllle Cornet Band will furnish music. The Bowling Alley, Mer-1 ry-Go-Round, Ten nis, Croquet, - Bal loon Ascensions, etc., i will furnish recreation and fun for the crowd, f A merry good time is expected f dr. every-' .; - s body. We -are try ing to get reduced rates on K. R. for this occasion, tickets good returning ' Monday, 20th. Come before and be here to Bee the run. Kates for May and June $5 to $6 per week. Write for booklet. DAVIS BROTHERS, Hiddenite, N. C i i - COXVI-NT BOARDING SCIIO OL For Young Ladles and Girls. Thorough regular courses in English, Music and Art. . Special Business , Course. Located in Piedmont region, climate' equable and salubrious. SISTERS OF MERCY: SACRED IlE ART ACADEMY, BELMONT, X. C. Throurh 1 . . . T . . Trains arrive In Chrioi, wo. , aauv. 10 a, m. r fcrdton and local points. .No. 9: a. m., dai:. North and Sooth. - No. io, daily. 11:45 a. m.. mltigton and all local poit No. m, 1 p. m., dailr, i fordton. Bhelby. iineoiaUa . W. Railway points. No. , 11:15 a. m., ?sr -, mlnfton, Hamlet and Hc' points East. Nortk and nectins ai tiamisr aoq i and paying fee of 50 cents. Return poruon of tnese tickets will be honored from Norfolk, Char lottesville or Lynchburg without ad ditional cost This Is an excellent opportunity to visit Richmond and the Jamestown Exposition at small cost ' - In addition to this special train, the Southern Railway operates three trains dally between Charlotte and Richmond, two of which handle through Pullman 1 cars and day coaches. For further Information and Pull man reservations, apply R. L. VERInON, T. P. A., , Charlotte. N. C. : FRANK P. MILBURN & CO. A R CHI T F. C T S WASHINGTON. D. C SPECIAL TRAIN cr JAJdKS iUUL JE.. i 23 Selwya Hotel, ; c . Official Route Confederate Veterans' Reunion. Mecklenburg Camp, Rich mond, Va., May 29th, 1907 Sea board Air Lino. The 'Seaboard Air Line has been selected as the official route to the Confederate reunion by the Mecklen burg Camp, and that camp will leave Charlotte via Seaboard on special train composed of Pullman cars and the finest vesuouie coacnes at 5 a. m., May 29th. All Confederate Vet. erans, Daughters and Sons of the Con federacy are invited and will be ex pected to go vis. the Seaboard with the camp, as this is the only official route. Rkte Charlotte to Richmond and return on this occasion Is $5.90. These tickets will be good until June 11th, and by payment of 50 cents ex tra In Richmond will be extended until July 6th. Tickets on this oc caslon via Seaboard are good return ing from Portsmouth, thus giving the veterans and visitors an opportunity or vwnung uie jamestown Exposition. The trio from Richmond .to Norfolk will not be more" : than $1.60, and '"hed information ; .k.vi i... " r guaranteed. Efrp m - If you are going on this trip. Write LA:U i m t No, . daily, r me for seat In Pullman. The camp selected the hour, 6 a. m., and you can depend on It. The Seaboard will give you the best trip you have ever taken anywhere. Come and go with ub. For further Information call on or write JAMES KER, JR., " City Passenger Agent, 32 West Trade Street SEABOi AIR LINE RA!LV. SPECIAL RATES VIA AIR LINK RAIL'. Richmond, Va. Confec erans' reunion, May sc: S 0th; rate of one etnt js twenty-five cents will ar Durham, N. C N. C. L soclation, May 22-24; rat one-third on certificate r will apply Pinehurst, N. OConfc Education 4n the South, one first-class fare plus t cents for the round trip wi:: Dickson, Tenn. General Cumberland Presbyterian May 18-26; one flrst-clasi twenty-five cents will apply. San Francisco and Lou Cal. Iiriperlal Council Ort' of the Mystic Shrine, Maj t based on practically one fa rouna trip vtui appiy: Fro; 176.60; Wilmington, 276.1 lotte, 276.50. Birmingham, Ala.- Gen sembly Presbyterian Churc United States, May ,16-25; class fare . plus twenty-five the round trip win apply Charleston, S. C Fifth Scheutzen'est Natlonler f Bund Du Veigelnten Ei Amerika, May 6-14; rates one first-class fare plus t cents will apply. For rates from other rr of sales, etc., apply to Seat or the undersigned. -: C H. C T. P. A., IUk JAMES KER, JR., C.P. A., Charlotte. Z. Southern Hi N. B.-Followln schedul SEABOARD "The Exposition Line to Norfolk." These arrival and departures. well as the time and connection with other companies are given only at ' Informa tion, and are not guaranteed. Dheot line to Ute principal cities Nvrth. East, South and ttoutbwMt Schedule taking effect May. 6. 1907, subject to change without notice. Ticket for paeMue on all trains are fold by this company ana accepted by the passenger with the understanding that this eomtany will not be responsible "a NiriROvy .escapb."" O. AV. Clojd. a merchant, ft VI' ifeKfii': and girls who' are worn out with the toll of dally work, find1 In Wine of Cardui a remedy that will assuage their pains, build up their nerves, restore their appetites and strengthen their weary bodies. No women" suffer so . generally! from the . diseases peculiar to their sex, as those .who weaken their system with over-work,' be It at office, store, or home. To such over-worked women , D'1fPCT2 Li ' OF- k:rJ troiiH'";. i.. , . ill In t r-" "r t V'-r t -1 y.i comes as a boon and a blessing, as is proved by Its wonderful success, for the past 50 years, in the treatment cf female diseases.; " "I cannot recommend Cardui too hi-hly," writes' Mrs.' Nellie French, cf Batavla, 0. "I had been bothered with pains In my back, arid would nearly dls with the headache every month. -1 took 3 bottles cf Cardui nr.i It eased aray allpala. I have recommended Cardui to many cf my friends." It Is cr.fs, r--!-':"':-: rrd s-l '-'y rt"-vh. Cecl f:r yr.r t'.'i ell. Tr !.' ton and nolnta North and day coaches to AV. J?i?i ,' No. I. ially. I and local points, connaco et for Winston-Salem, Rale-'? s Nerbern and Morehead cuy. for Norfolk. (. " 7:5S a. m., No. 89, daily, f rumnan ueper ana Cay c Ing ton to Atlanta. 6:25 sl bi.. "Ka. rt Ann t .. Chester, Columbia and loc 1 o:m a, m.. no. . dally, f ton and points NorL J man car and day cocht , wahl naton. 7:25 a. tn.. No. 18, dany err for Statesvl'le. TaylorsvCie points. Connects at ll -Wnton-Salcm, and at i,., Athevllle and points west. 10:36 a. m., No. S3. daUy, f r and Augueta. Handles in:.. New York to Aut uiu and i Washington to Augusta, service. 10:05 a. m., No. 86, dally ' for ton and points North. Puhn Room sleepers to New Torn mond. Day coaches New Washington. Dining car necu at Green bo ro for Fftl.iigh and Ooldtboro. 10:10 a. m.. No. 11. dallr. f anil local stations. Connects , bar for HendTsonvtll n- i 11.00 s, m.. No. S3, da' y, tngton and points .North. 1 s. hur Koom eleeper to New coaches Jacksonville ta pining car service- 11:00 a. m.. Ne. 28, tW'v. f Balem, Roanok and lo nf 11:06 a. as.. No. 7. end New Orleans Li..-. .... Drawlnc Room e'plnj c -1. and Club cars, hew Tr. ,k ' leans. Pullman Draw 1 Irir ear, New York to I Pullman train. DlnSr ? c. t 4:10 o. m. No. . dd V for Seneca, B. C, anil 1 .-. 6:30 o. m.. No. 25. da'lv freight and paanenser, f r C.. and local pouv. W.W p. m., NO. 54. 6 -.1,. t 1 ton and point jorth. er. AutT)ta to New 1 , tleeper, Chrlotte to t, coaches to washtnton, i Snllshury to Norfolk. 1 :50 p. m., No. 12, & and local stations, t Room sleep"-, Cf.ar! 7:lt p. m., Nov 2, d foi BtetesviUe. Tayi points. Connects at S vllle, Knoxville, Cha; and polnte wet 8:35 p. m.No. . rullman ! rr oJ i lotte to Atlan'v ': 9:05 p. l.o. ' and Kew Orlar I.' to.n and rol"'9 Konh, l?onm s'ePi'!' r c-" -i Club enr to Kw r Vice. Suliit Pi ;m"i 9:15 p. .. No. end pnts fntl Room 'f","rn to rf . Day -f,. in' tne. T l-r-iS p. in., K-"1-r ! .h --i? !'(..
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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May 18, 1907, edition 1
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