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1,1 1 r.
A yotiR tisan by the name of Stew
art, who Uvea in this locality, U
mado out of the stuff that goes to
make great characters. For the past
two years he has been paying: his
way through ". Guilford College, by
Belling pocket knives with the buyer's
name thereon. This youns man en
tered Guilford College with just $6
In his pockets and the other ex
penses were met by selling knives
thus literally cutting hla way through
t i an education, ; ;. -'
, The fine bay horse of " the North
. fide Fire Company , died yesterday
j after being down a --week or more,
While the animal was being driven
to a flre recently he gave way and
j grew worse until the -end came. The
animal was the pet of the flre fighters
of the north side and there was real
sadness , when this hero of many a
flre passed away. : One hundred and
fifty dollars insurance was carried
on the animal lrTthe' Southern Live
Stock Insurance 1 Company, and the
check was forthcoming the - same
hour that breath left hira.
A large delegation went from, here
: to Thomasvllle last evening to wit
" ness the production of the "Union
Dcpot.'by local talent of this- city,
. The plays was put on here Friday
. night - and , took well ;r and it ; was
thought worth while to reproduce It
In Thomasvllle The scheme turned
out well for- the Daughters of the
s Confederacy,, under whose auspices
the play . was rendered. ' ) '. ' - .
Mr. Lumpkin,' of JJew York,- hag
- located here and 'opened up a, repair
shop for. automobiles, having erected
an addition to the Southern - Ma--chine
Works,, where the shop will be
' located.? Mr. Lumpkin has had eight
years' experience and believes" .' that
High Point ' affords a good opening
for just auch a business. . ,
Mr. J C. Welch, one of High
Point's; prominent citizens, Is able to
':, toe out again after a confinement" of
. several weeks, r . f ,
Y part ofHlgh Point's bond Issue
will be advertised for "sale within a,
.few days, to make needed improve
., menu on " the ---streets ; and waterworks.-
.'."Hii :-5-'-..u.'t'' -, ''
. .The depot lohngeT-ispoken; of In
I these columns yesterday has -left
l High Point for a season,! at least.
, Last night Officer Myers bought her
a ticket and told her never to come
back again. ; From ; Greensboro she
says she willgo to Winston-, t
Mr. and Mrs. John 1 M. Harrell
have returned, from their honeymoon
trip,-and for the present are domi
ciled at the home of the bride's
- parents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Pickett
within a few days they will be
domiciled at the beautiful home of
. the groom on Bain avenue. - t
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; . TO HAXQ JANUARY , 17TII.
Xawson Addison, Colored, Murderer of
i iwo lAegro women. Under Sentence
, of Death.
. Special to The Observer.,
, Chester. S. C. Nov.' 1 J. La wson
AddiBon, the slayer of two negro wo-
( men, Matilda McMaster and Mamie
- Haisell, in the Lo wry villa section -of
this county about fifteen months ago.
' was convicted of murder in the first
ed to hng Friday, January J7thi Ad-:-,
j. dlson was ably defended bv Glenn &
' McFadden, two of the ablest df the
local lawyers;'; hut "his, guitt was i so
paipa d le, , aftd '.eo utterly without ha
' dow of provocation that the Jury read
ily brought In the' verdict stated: One
Of the wVmen killed was Addison's
. paramour, and when she threatened to
leave him for another man he slew
her. The other woman was a sister of
Addison, paramour. .v
, . The conviction and sentence of Ad
dison makes the second negro now in
. the county Jail on the charge of mur
der wn Is under sentence of, death.
The others 3us Lee,, has van 'apoeal
pending before tthe Supreme Court of
t the state, ami until that appealjs 3. de
cided he Will continue to lie in prison.
' Dr. S. W. Pryer is at Raleigh. N. C;
this week as an expert witness In sev-
r eral important railroad cases.
i Joe Beatty, colored, Was before the
1' mayor Saturday :, morning on C the
- charge of refusing tO.gpay- his street
ax. Peatty had been arraigned on
the same charge about one week ore
s vlous, and on agreeing to settle up was
allowed to go. I He failed to carry out
his promise, however, and was re-ar
ralgned. ;-.HW excuse was that he Is
blind In 'one eye and' had a doctor's
'. certificate to establish the fact. The
A fact was proven, however, that Beatty
Is able to perform manual labor, and
" under the provisions of the new road
law in South Carolina U Was adjudg
ei that he Is lUhle to pay road tax;
and in further default of the reulred
, . amount he. wan sent to the chalngang
for 10 days to-meditate on the folly
of refusclng to. comply with the man
M dates of the law. . ,. v
; T1IK BAM)OLPH .TEACHERS.
. They Are United and Pro cr resolve in
. Sj ilrlt Interesting Stcetlng Satur
day. .
: Special o The Observor, -1 . ; . .:
, Asheboro, Nov. 12.The altndolpH
County Teachers' Association met
, c here Saturday with a goodly number
, v of teachers in'attsndance, The . fol
lowing officers were elected: prest
r v dent, C0unT Superintendent J. tl.
Coletrane; first vice president. Mr. D.
1L Wcatherly, of Frankltnville; sec-
, oftd vice president.: Mr. Charles Las
alter, of the Farmers High School
' secretary and treasurer, Miss Agnes
Morlng, of the Asheboro ' graded
-' school. - ,
, An interesting ' report . from ' the
' primary teachers' meeting, recently
. held In Ashevllle, was made by Misses
Erwin and Richardson. .. The assoct-'
, atlon , then listened j to an inspiring
address' on "The Spirit of the Modern
Teacher." by Prof.' Lee White, of
Jamestown. Miss Viola Boddle, of
' the State Normal College; was nres-
' ent and made a most . practical and
j pleasing talk on the "Betterment of
V Puhllo iv School'' Houses." A wo
rvian's f- betterment ;; association was
, Ttirganlzed for the Inprovement : and
beautifying ' of the rural h school
houses.- S :';.;' 'A'i?r'i; 4
ine pastf year nas seen - a great
!; forward movement1 educationally in
Randolph county and the spirit pre
vailing among the, teachers bespeaks
. great things yet to come. - i .
Votes Special School Tax oV" SO Cents.
EpeHal -to The Obervw. - , -
Rockingham, : Nov. ; It.- Prospect
district, Heaverdam township, Rich-
nond county, has Just, voted a special
tax of 30 cents on the $100 for school
; purpoees. This Is the second district
: In that township that has voted a spe
cial tax this, fall, . ; - .
yn Case of rneumonla on Record.
We do not know of a Simla instance
whore a congh-or cold 'resulted In pneu
ponia or consumption when Foley's
Hony end Tar had bm tnken. It cures
roughs and eoHs perfectly, so do not
tak charevs With ww unknown prepa
ration which rnsf contain opiates, which
enure fiipation, a condition thnt r
tnHn recovery from a cold. Ask . for
FpI'V's Honey .and Tar and Wfun nny
-uUtitut (Teredi - R. H.'Jcroan Mix.
i , : v. : .
f. f! c'i:;-. y.i U c:.. .1 i; . r.
from the Jamestown l..--.,m.,iuun.
Their arrr.il was acconijianied wih
the screech of whittles, cheers and
laurhter that betokened a glorious
time.
Among the more Important events
recently in educational circles are
the calling of special tax elections in
riiinii nn,1 Randv Creek townships.
They will be undoubtedly carried in
faor of the tax. , It la nouceaDie
that whowvir sneeiallv COOd schools
are located in the county, a rise in
property values always louows. '
The farmers are marketing - their
ttmAupta nithnuirh not as heavily as
usual at this season of the year and
the great majority are accenting tne
part cash and part "scrip" very
philosophically. It. is the subject ! of
many Jokes and much laughter r on
the part of our country ; friends
among the more - intelligent, while
thmu tint an well Informed are , to
some extent uneasy ! at the "scrip"
and prefer uncle samuei s gopa nara
cash. On the whole everybody ts
taking the situation good humoredly
and quietly waiting tne time - when
cash' s more plentiful
.t : anri Mr 'Fuller Mnione , are
spending ; part of their honeymoon
here as tne guests ot uie -. uui
parents, Dr. and Mrs. J., E Malone.
Mr. Malone 'is a nepnew of the late
Edwin W. Fuller,' and is at present
holding a responsible position at
Havana with A the ; .American Cigar
rnmninv He neJlk Knanish fluently
and in office and factory uses, that
janguagef exciusiveiy . no mw
In Havana there : Is -such a' large
American colony that the social conr
dltions are very pleasant and not as
One would Imagine in a foreign coun
try,1 Yesterday afternoon ' a recep-
tlnn, was kfM lt the tlOmfi Of MrS. J.
,JJ Malone from 4 to e o'clock, and
a number or our people in response
to Invitations had the pleasure .-c of
meeting the -charming bride, who Is
a native of Texas. 't -v-;,- f ,f.. ;,:
Coming as an entire stranger she
has made warm friends of all whose
good fortune it has been to make her
acquaintance. 'rF-: ''-v' " .-t)"r.5
A number of local sportsmen 1 left
Saturday for the woods and fields on
a week's tamp hunt. The days will
be devoted to birds and the nights" to
the festive 'possum, both of these spe
cles of game being very plentiful this
season, - ' " , , ;
" STORJIY TIMES RfeCALLED. T
y-- -
Wllshington' Light Infantry Gives
. Banquet In Commemoration of
' Race Riot In 1898 Fire Burns Gin
'.and 6awinllL '
Brecial to The Observer. ,1 x
Wilmington. No. 12. News reach
ed the city to-day that last Friday
Capt. R. W. McKelthan. & leading
citizen of Supply, iJrunswjcx county,
iost his gin, sawmill and JO "bales of
cotton by fire. If Is stated Captain
McKelthan had no insurance against
the loss, which falls very heavy up
on him he .has suffered by fire ft
number of times In recent years. A.
tumentine distillery In close proxim
ity to the mill and gta was saved by
the hardest work.v ' r f --y -' '
Members of the Wilmington Light
Infantry as it was constituted in that
critical period In the : city's ; ; history
which culminated - in the race riot
here on November lOtlu. 1898, celet
brated the ninth anniversary of the
occasion 'with a bancfuet an-reunion
laaLJrtghi ,10 the Masonic -Tempi
There were about twenty-five mem
bers of the com nan v present. Col. T
C. James ,' presiding. . The principal
address was by Rev, A. P. MoClurej
D. D.. who was chaplain of the Sec
ond Regiment of the State National
Guard to which, the W. L, I.' bei
longed at that timet Dr. McClure
had for his theme "Some Lessons We
Learn From" "Such' Occasions as This
We Celebrate." The duty ; of the
races one-to another was -clearly de
fined In a masterly address which
was listened to wltlt great Interest by
the "survivors." " ' Other . addresses
were by Capt. WllllamF. Robertson,
nof commanding the company, ano
Col.- Walker Taylor, member- ot the
company who had wide -influence
with both civil ana military i autnor
itles here at the time of .the .revolu
tlon ? Nearly all the members in at
tendance Indulged in reminiscences of
the revolution and were heard wun
much - fnterest. The association ' of
members elected officers, for the en
suing years as follows: v President,
Col. "T. C. Jamee; -vice-president,
Mr. W, 2. Harriss; recorder Mr,
Robert N. Sweet: commissary, Mr.
J. D. Nutt, and chaplain, Rt.,Rev."
Robert Strange," T. D. A' roast pig
was the feature of the collation serv
td as a part of the elegant repast.
' SEVENTY -TOUR 'MILES LAID.,
Ralls on Seaboard Vetwcen Wllmlng
s -ton evt Hamlet Being Re-Lalrl
lied Men Institute Branch In Wnl
lace. ' . ,-' ; ;
Special to The. Observer. , , , ,
"Wilmington, Nov. IS. Members' of
the Howard Relief Company turned
out In a body this afternoon to at
tend the funeral of Martin Rath len,
Jr.". son of Alderman and Mrs. M'ar-
tia Rathjen, who passed away yester
day morning after an illness of two
menws witn an aoscess or tne nver.
The services were conducted from Sc.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church
and the remains were, laid to rest in
Oakdale Cemetery. . . , -
A team of between 40 and B0 Red
Men from , the three tribes in Wil
mlngton went up,: to Wallace last
nlrht nd met Oreat Chief -ntv P.t
ords -W.j Ben Goodwin, of Elizabeth
City, who instituted a verv thriving
branch of the order 'In that,' town.
The degroon work was put on by a
Wilmington team and was pronounc
ed as good as was ever seen in the
States The party went up on a spe
cial coach attached to the northbound
train and returned this morning.
Seventy-four miles of the Carolina
Central division -of the Seaboard Air
Line between Wilmington and ' Ham
let have now "been re-lald wftft the
heavier rail and the work is going
on. From Hamlet the rail has been
laid to a point between Moss - Neck
and Lumberton and on this end - the
improvement has been carried as far
as- Council's Station. The old 'depot
which) gave place to the new union
station at Lumbejrtpn- hits been re
moved and is being re-erected at Elk
to.' While heavier rails Is betnglald
on Itht track between here and Ham
let u is said - that i comparatively
nothing Is . being done In the way of
placing new Hps. -James
Stevenson Hooper, of Wil
mlngton, has received an invitation
from the New York Historical Society
to attend a meeting In New Tork
City November 15th, and listen to
me reading oi a paper on iu oign
ers of the Declaration of Indenend
ence," of which he is one of the lineal
descendants,
. APrEKDlCITI3 ,
U due In a large mesiure to abuse of
the l"wels, bv employing drnutlc nurga
tives.To avoid nil danger, use only-Dr.
King's New-Life Puis, the sure, entl
cImhimt and Invlsorators. Ounranteed
fur li.1ache, blliouciiMs, malnria - nt
ondice. at W. U Hand A Co.'s drug
ftore.-' --.if-4
';V.s 1 . , i 1 avn r. r-.-i jft foun-1 it
liHt---!ry t i V.i iIo;;d t ir
neighbor bar.'.s l..iv-e taken in rerird
to the monetary f-trin-. " ncy. 'i'ha
business of the banks is moving along
nicely.
Mr, David Alexander, whose mind
is impaired and who has been con
fined in the Iredell Jail here for five
months, was taken hack to his old
home In south Iredell yesterday by
one of his brothers. Mr. Alexander
Is getting up in yt.rs and his case
Is very pitiful. He la considered
harmless , and gave- little trouble at
the Jail, except at times . when he
thought some one was trying to kill
him. .
. Little Miss Mebane, of . Newton,
who has been In the senatorlum here
for treatment for some days. Is rap
idly regaining her strength and it is
thought that she can be taken home
by the last of the week. Mrs. Meb
ane, who has been here W4th her
daughter, returned to Newton yester
day, accompanied X by her husband,
Mr. C. H, Mebane, who spent Sun
flfly her, -"i" ' r-' -: '' " ' "'' :''
Mr. Sam R. BrownJ of Shepherd's,
has accepted a position . with the
gtatevllle Realty and Investment Com
pany as manager of the insurance de
partment Mr. ' Brown Is an experi
enced -insurance man and came here
from Charlotte, -where he- has num
bers of friends who speak highly of
him. He . is a very pleasant , and
agreeable gentleman and etatesville
will be glad - to welcome him as a
cltlsen. Mr. Brown will move his
family to statesvllle in the near fu
ture. , , ,
,v Miss Jennie Morrison who has
been here for three months - nursing
her sister; Mrs. W, J. Johnson,- who
suffered a severe attack of typhoid
fever, went to Scotts yesterday to
spend" awhile at . the home of her
father. " She will return tq Washing
ton about December 1st v to resume
her duties as a nurse In, the Oeorge
Washington University Hospital, v
ASKS FOR THE RUGS.
Ramsey-Bowles Company , Receives
Letter From Mrs. W, A. McQueen
' : Asking That Rugs Be Sent to Clie-
"Araw, S. C ; -y-': ff:,:.; y'
Special to The Observer,';; v-s.y.;'
, Statesvllle,' - Nov. 12. festerday
the Ramsey-Bowles- V- Company re
ceived a letter -from Mrs. W. A Mc
Queen, . one of the ' alleged sharpers
who visited Statesvllle recently, ask
ing that the rugs which they selected
while here he shipped to Cheraw, B.
C. The letter was dated at Cheraw
-Saturday and Mrs, McQueen asked
that the, rugs be shipped at, once.
She said that she could not send'the
money Just now but that her hus
band would give his note j' for the
amount of the price, of the rugs,
which is something, over $80. ' '.She
also, wanted a number- of othe'r. ar
ticles shipped along with the -, rugs.
She gave as reference for her hus
band's reiiabllity the"Cheraw Bank."
The Ramsey-Bowies' people have
written In regard to Mr. McQueen's
standing with the bank, but have not
shipped the'rugs: w, ' v
A Statesvllle man who knows these
women-says they , belong to good
families of South Carolina and have
been considered good people. ,
' r LABOY RELEASED. .
Actor Who Accidentally Shot Another
f Member of Theatrical Company Is
-' Given FrrsdoTTv Antotnobllo Races
Arranged.
Special to i The Observer. ., f ,
Wllmlngton,4 Nov. 12.--Davld Labov,
member , of, a repertoire theatrical
company, ; who accidentally 1 shot and
seriously wounded . Francis Marion, a
member of the same organization at a
boarding house here Friday morning,
was yesterday released from' custody
upon an affidavit from theMnJured
man that the shooting was entirely ac
cidental and Laboy was m no way
blamable in connection with the affair.
He had been held In custody In default
of $500. The condition of Marlon at the
hospital Is so much Improved that the
physlcfcins say, he will recover unless
complications set In. His mother from
COLDS --AND CROUP IN CHILDREN.
".My little ftlrl is subjiet to colds." says
Mrs, Wm. H. Serlp, No. 4t Fifth 8t;
Wheeling, W. Va. "Last winter she had
a te.vTllila cough but I cured her with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without
the sid of a doctor, and my little boy has
bee npreventnd rrany times from lmvlng
the croup- by - the tln-ely use of this
syrup." This remedy Is for sale by W.
L. Hurtd & Co.
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Tl: will d tae late I.Tm. :.Tar.earet
H. I'.riJeM was admitted to probite
here yesterday. She leaves arv estate
valued at between $600,000 and 1700.
000 according" to common report.
Aside from the usual bequests to rel
atives a,nd members of the family $6,
000 is left to Sewanee University, S500
to. the State University and $3,500 to
Rev. R. W. Hogue, rector of the par
ish of Saint James here. The will is
a lengthy instrument and a numher
of conditions are Imposed as to the be
quests to relatives. .
-PnllAwina rhi1illM flmnM tn.fi.
Itshed only bs information and are not
guaranteed. October 6th. 190J.
1:16 a. m.. No. 40, dally ror Washington
and points North. Pullman sleeper asd
day coaches to Washington. . .
8:39 a. m.. No. S, daily, for Richmond
and local points, connects at Greensboro
for Winstoc-Salem.- Raleigh, Qoldsboro,
Newbern and Morehead City, at Danville
for Norfolk.- . ..
7:65. a. m.. No. 29, dally, for" Atlanta,
f unn.an steeper and aay coacnes. Wash
ington to Atlanta. , t -
l:& a. m.. No. 27. dally for Rock Hill,
Chester, Columbia -ifd local stations. -
4:45 a. m.. No. 44. dailv. for Wnnhlnv.
ton and points North. Handles Pullman
car and Jay coaches, Atlanta to Wash
ington. -7: a. m., No. IS, daily except Sunday,
for Statesvllle. Tavlorsviile and local
points. Connects at Mooreaville for Winston-Salem,
and at 8tatesville for Ashe
vllle and points West -
10:23 a. m.. No. S3, daily, for Columbia
and Augusta.. Handles Pullman sieoper,
Mew norn 10 Augusta ana any coaches,
Washington - to Augusta. . Dining car
service. -.'. .
10:0s a. m,, No. 36. dally, for Washing
ton and points North. Pullman Drawing
Room sleepers to New York and Rich
mond. : Day coaches, - New - Orleans to
Washington.' - Dining car service. Con
nects at Greensboro for , Winston-Salem,
Raleigh and Goldsbero. '
10:13 a. m.. No. 11. daily, for Atlanta
and local stations.- Connects at Spartan
burg for Henderconvtlle and Ashevllle.
' 1140 a. m.. No. , dally, tor Washing
ton and points North.-Pullman Drawing
Room sleeper to New Tork. day coaches
Jacksonville, to .Washington. . Dining car
service. s -, ' - -
11:00 a. m. No. . dauj, for Winston
Ealem, Roanoke ana local srulons. -
u:w a. m., ro. t. aauy, ? ew xors ana
New Orleans Limited. Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping cars. - Observation and
Club cars. New York ' to New Orleans.
Pullman Drawing , Room sleeping car,
New York to Birmingham. Solid Pull
man tram.' Diiliuf car service.
4:10 p. m.. No. 41, dally except Sunday
for Seneca, B. C and local points. -'
- S:3) p. m.. No. 2, dally except Sunday,
freight, and passenger, for Choster, H. C
and local points. ,
i- 6:40 p. ml. No. 21, dally for Washington
and pointr North. Pullman sleeper, Au
gust a to New York. Pullman- sleeper,
Charlotte to New York. Day coaches to
Washington. Pullman Bleeper.ausbury
to Norfolk. Dininc car service.
. 6:60 p. m., No. n, daily, for Richmond
and local stations. Pullman Drawing
Room sleeper, Charlotte to Richmond.
7:li p. m No. 24, dally except Suniay,
for Statesville, Toylorsvlll and local
points. Connects at SlHtesvllle for Ashe
vllle, . Knbxville, Chattanooga, Memphis
and points West -
:S.i p. tn., Na 43. daily, for Atlanta.
Pullman Dl;eper una diiy coaches, Char,
lotte to Atlanta. ,
9:06 p. m.i No. 33, dally, New York and
New Orleans Limited for Washington
and points North. Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping , cars, ' Observation and
Club cars. to New York. Dining car ser
vice. Solid Pullmch train. .;
, 9:35 p. m.. No. H5. cally, for Atlanta and
points South. Pullman Drawing Room
sleepers to New Orleans and Birming
ham. Daycoaches, Washington to New
Orleans. , Dining cut service.
10:43 p. m. No, , daily, for Columbia,
Savannah and Jacksonville. Pullman
Drawing Room steeper and day coaches,
Washington to Jacksonville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and
detail ' information - can be obtained at
ticket office. No. 11 South Tryon, street
C. H. ACKERT.
. Vice Pres. and Oen. Mgr.
8. H HARDW1CK, P, T. M.
4 W. Hi TAYLOIC. O. P. A.,
Wnshirigton, D. C.
, R. L. VERNON, 1 P. A..
. f Charlotte. N. C.
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Tbese arrivals and eopurtures, a well
as the time and connection with othef
companies, are given only aa informa
tion, and ate not guararireed.
Direct Una to the pMnclpal crtles North.
East, South and Boi'thwest. Schedule
taking effect Aug. 4th, lo'... subject to
change without nolle.
Tickets for passage on all trains are
sold by this company and accepted by
the passenger with- the - understanding
that this company will not be responsible
for failure to run Its trains on schedule
time, o tor any such delay as may be
incident to heir operation. iCair is ex
ercised to give corree. tune to' connect
ing lines, but this company is not re-
sponsible for errors or omissions.
Trains leave Charlotte as follows;
No.-4t -daily, at t-M a.- in. for Monme,
Hamlet and Wilmington, eonnectlnc at
Monroe with 23 for Atlunta, Birmingham
end the Siithwest; at Monroe with U
for Raleigh and Portsmouth. With 68 at
Hamlet for Raleigh, Richmond, , Wash
ington. New York and the East
No. 133. dally, fct 10 a. m for Lincoln
ton. .Shelby and Rutherfordioh without
change, connecting nt Llncolnton wlin C.
St N. W. No. lb (or Hlckorf. Lenoir, and
w stem North Carcllna loint.
No. 44, latlr. t u if Monroe,
Hamlet, Wili:ington and all local points,
cctnectlng at Hamlet with 43 toi Colum
Lia, Savannah and all tioruia points.
No. 132, .lally, 116 p. m. ror Monroe,
eonnectli g with 41 for Atlanta, Birming
ham and the Southwest: witii H at Hum
let for Richmond, Washingtou and New
York, and the East with 3 t Monroe
for. Richmond, Washington and New
York, and the Batt, with 32 at Monroe
for Raleigh. Portsmouth and Norfolk.
Through sleeper on this train from Char
lotte, N. C, to Portsmouth. Va., dally..
Trains arrlvt In Charlotte as followST
No. LX 8:45 a, m dally, frcra points
North a ad South . - ,
No. 4Kg dally. n-,j& a. m., from WU
mlnKtoiT and all lock I points.
Najl.7p. m.. dally, from Ruthef
fordtn, Shelby, Llnoom'.onV and CAN.
W. Railway oolnta
No. CT, li'13 a. m., dally, rom WiltnlngW
ton, Hamlet - ana Monro, also from
points East, North and Houthwast, con
necting nt Hamlet and Monroe.
- Connections are made at Hamlet with
all through trains for points . North,
outh and Southwest, which are compos
ed of vestibule day coach between
Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Wushing.
ten and Jacksonville, and sleplns - cars
t-etween ' Jersey City,- Birmingham and
Memphis, and Jersry City sad jHoaton
Vllle. Cafe cars on all inroiiglt trains.
For Informatlf-n,' time-tables "reserva
tions on Seaboard, descriptive literature
apply.-to' ttekM-agents rr address - .
; JAMES KEH, JR., C. P. A.
1$ fcYlwyn Hotel. , , Chariot!. N. C.
maws'
Through - Trains Daily, Charlotte to
lioanoae, va.
BchudulA In erritcl Jury it, Drr.
tliOamLv Charlotte, So. Hy. Ar 6:Wpm
215 am Ar Winston, flu. - I'.y. Lv 2 M ptn
. Z.iit) pm l.v w jnHton, in. n y
' Ar 1M ii
; ;K) pm Lv Martinsville,
4:25 pmLv Rocky Mount,
7."'. r.m Ar Mmtnoka. .
LvU.4f.am
LvlO Mam
tiUpm Ar Koanoke, "Lv V.luaia
fially. .
Connect at Roanoke via - Shenandoah
Valley Route for Natural UNdge.Lurav,
M.iertown. and all. nointe In PrnnMvU
vnnla and New York. Pullman siwpor
Jir-HHOK una I'nuuneipnis.
Through coach. Charlotte Roanoke,
Additional train leaves - Winston 7 30
a. m., Aa ly except Sunday, for Honth
wst Virginia and 6iindnh Valley
Southern Railway
points. 1 - v - vimnt,
Trav. l'ass. Agnnt.
W. R. BZVII.L, Oonl Pass Atnt,
- ' J.vjnwKfl.'Va." '' "-
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A.- H. USAOHDtLfnM, Gouthern Agent
CHARLOTTE, NOETH, CAROLINA
hardwood Mantels
. We manufacture and carry a large
stock -of Hardwood Mantels; also
dealers in Tile and Orates. Can fill
orders promptly. Write for cata
logue.' ' ' - .
1 J. H. WEAEN & CO.,
. Chnrlotte, N. C.
ANT DAY'S MENU
that you may glance at If printed
for this restaurant is a menu that
win captivate you as well aa sharpen
your appetite. . From oysters and
soup down to . desert,
WHAT WE SERVE
is appetising and healthful. It's a
long journey to find a better menu,
healthier food or prices more popu
lar. Eating here means satisfaction
as well as good humor. ' .
GEM DLXING ROOSI.
lhiw about heating your home?
SEE HACKNEY BROS..
Ie' Plumbing and Heating
Contractors.
We) carry a' full line of snpplles.
'Phone 312. 8 W. ViUU St.
.... CnARIX)TTE.
GUN
METAL
LEATHER .7
t nnw Minaiiirrcii the handsomest
leather the tshner has ever given us.
' We have fashioned two very urning
Shoes of this superb leather. They
.,..11. ih. talBnfr'a aim.
THE TEACHER, niucher style, ex
tra heavy ater-prooi sum, ui
fashioned lo. rubber heel. Every
- business woman should wear this
, shoe; slz 2 to 8. width B to E.
Prim.: $1.50.
THE ' FAVORITE, Court . Blucher,
light welt sole, ciose eoge, eainiy
. opera plain toe, Cuban heel. The
dressed woman appreciates this
Bhoc, slw X to 7, width B to E.
Price.. . ...S.50.
G1LREATII & CO.
Are You Engaged?
It so, you will ncd one of oar
Solitaire Diamond Rings. Any
size , stone desired from - Ten
Dollars up. Our - prices can
not be' duplicated or same
quality goods. , . Every , stone
guaranteed as represented, or
money refunded.
GAQAIDI ClUIiS
MI
Leading JeelcM
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THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY CO
' AOWIS FOn ' I
American aU-Wronxht Steel Split Pollers and "Giant- StPthad Rnbhdi v
Holt lag- " '( .
IT ssuTy stoclt Tate and Towns Hoists ? te sis tons capacity; Mm "
run Una ol Packlnc. Pipe, Valves and Mill SappUe.
JiflsH Received
SO HEAD
HORSES anil MULES
TERMS
J. W. Wadsworth's Son's Co.
The American Machine &
Guccesaors to Macnlnerf nntt Contractlna Dusineaa of ' I -
JVC t. A. TOSIPKIXS CQw -
. ; ; ; . . . , . ;
CIIARfj OTTK. N. C
YARN. REELS
. s THE KLNI WITH'TnE PATENTED OIL GtTAlHJt .
, Keeps Oil Off the Yam While Doffing.
Every Machine accurately balanced and tested at speed before shipping.
fcM
Cut Flower Time
has come again. We hava
them, as usual, and the unusual
kind the kind that are Just
a little better than the ordi
nary commercial kinds. We
grow fancies In ROE3, CAR
NATIONS, etc.
We maks handsome Brides'
Bouquets. We ship the hand
somest Floral Designs feed In
North Carolina, we do. I Write
us telegraph or telephone. We
ahlp to any , polntaulck. ,
J. Van Ufadlcy Nirrsery Co,
POMONA . G '
, t E. Wye Bstctilimav
9. 9. Hutchison. .
f. (iye Httcto S Scn
irJ'SURAWCE
" ' FIRE, .
LIFE, ACCIDENT
omCE No., Hunt nuliaing.
Bell Tbone 429X
mat
and
r.ovin.? France
in
dpinniiij Fran: :
Spoolers
and
Eeeb ',
1
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EASY
Manufacturing Company
MACHINERY
; ; i' .-.-'.--W-:-,;w-:?.i.'. ''. '
for farm and Fectery
Engines.'., , ''
Three kinds, from li to 180 H. P.
BoUers
Return Tubular and Portable a
., skids,. from li to 160 IX. p.
Improved Gin tlachinery
Single "OIns " and 'Presses and com
; plete outfits lot capacity of , lot
- bales per day and over. ' n
?. : 4 .Saw Uilb .
r,,.r Wnda, aU sizes m u
la the South.
, Pulleys and Shafting '
All size, from the smallest to com
plete cotton mill outfits.
LIDDELL COMPANY
- .ChorloUo, IT. C.
, mw c.vnsox cczxxixa -
1 Southeast Ctrsef ;
rorr.xii axd tt.ic;i ex:.: -. .
"C.:r!ona, N. C' - - Z'l- - :.