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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, MAHCH 8, 1003, L ' " 1 11 ' . t . . 'm.i - ' T , r rV.Tv.ftvt wht I w ' ' : - - -- mi n i , - - FIem EN-THEPUBUCEYE ll The political order that expelled King James from his throne aid o in tne name of lloerty. and they who aougit to restore the Stuart dy"" beloved in divine rignt. preached passive obedience, ana were tn" iv of prerogative, but Ion lease cf power made the IVhlb the cham Lna of prerogative, while the Tori. Reached liberty In even more fervid turlods than John Hampden himself. Bolinbroke put It. "L4berty haa j)-ta the cry of one eet of men, as irogative vai formerly of another. But u has been no more tnan a cry. ia the cause of liberty has been as ln-ie regarded by those leader who KJiva it out to their follower as the aw of ft. George or St. Drnla waa concerned la the battle of the Eng IWh and the French." And to that complexion is Ameri can pontics come in the second de cade of the second century of the con stitution of the United States. One loudly proclaim Jefferson and -jackaanth.ouh they have as Ya,ue oSuSE of what tbenustrlou. tage and the heroic soldier atofcd or as "crowner's Quest" lawyer has Vl Coke on WUleton. The other set are equally delirious and almost as vociferous, in Up -service to HamNton nj Lincoln, who would say, Get nra behind me Satan," to their "disciples- of the present day were they reincarnate. The terms "Democrat" and "Re teubUcan," a they relate to party pol itics la 1908, are meaningless. If tne leader of one party should , declare tot an established church that party would accept It. and the leaJer of the other party Bhould advocate es post Jacto laws and bills of attainder they, too. would go Into the platform. Both ere agreed in one things that the constitution is antiquated and worth less, that ours- U an empire and no longer a republic, and that the Amer ican Congress, like the British Par liament, ha power to do whatever the roajoritie of the two houses re eard as expeJient If the executives So orders, or will so permit. At Ajtlncourt the Enjlish cried, bt. George and victory," as they smote the enemy, while the chivalry of France cried, " Jt. Denis to the res cue" as they fell like grain before the sickle under the deadly arrows f the opposing bowmen. Not one In a hundred knew, or cared, any thing about either saint, and the cat tle of ballots in this country will be fought next November without one In one thousand of the combatant knowing, or caring, what either cam . jalgn cry of "Republican" or "Demo crat" 1, or means. The Repub'ttans will hoU their convention first, make a radical plat form and nominate a progressive. Then the Democrats will hold their convention, make a more radical plat form, and nominate a Socialist. There will ba a rreat throwing about of elo juence. From ten thousand stumps ten thousand Qulntus Curtiue will (hurl themselves Into the yawning gulf and pity 'tis they will not be able to lo It physically as well as metaphor imllv. God'a Datlence will be abused lv ten time ten thousand shrieking l say iuuuui w, ,v " and that, too, when the corporeal condition or the country wa never ". o healthy, never so robust, notwith standing the .regiment of quack who are pilling It, and lancing It, and blistering it. There are all too few doctrinaires In public life men who prefer to be right than to hold office, men like the late Henry G. Turner, who refus ed unanimous nuniinauuu nu unan imous election to Congress for opln- 3'in B IUKCi Alio VUUI1LIJT 10 111 w w need of a crop of statesmen like I Q. i'. Umar, who voted hi conviction In the Senate contrary to the lnstrue . lions of the Legislature of his State tind contrary to the wishes of more than 9 per cent, of the popular elec torate of hi State. HI reward came, and peedlly. He never before haJ the respect and confidence of hto Tipoole to the degree he commended aftnr he took counsel of hi conscience In defiance of popular clamor. We have too many men In authority In our country Bwift to release Barabbaa on demand of the mob. Samuel W. McCall is a scholar, a thinker, a publicist, and a utatesman. lie reflect before he act and takes '' l-.-wl. hn,.W.lnn tin Kb. Here that the constitution of the United Utate is the charter under which the Federal establishment 1 authorized to act and that the power reserve.l to the State are a bind ing on the nation a the delegated powers are restriction on the States. Thus he I a State' rights man. though his construction of the consti tution is very different from the In terpretation put upon that Instru ment by Wl'ilam L Yancey or Alex ander It. Stephens. Mr. McCall Is a ?Dublk-'in. but a conservative. He In classed an a reactionary zy the hot eotipelers, and so are all designated .who keep the rnmmnndments of the yariier paragrapns or Eonni, jtxiu and most excellent Democratic doc. trine It' Is. as IVmocraoy wa Inter I-reted pnor to 1J98. character, and an, audience. Could a man of the genius of Jonathan Swift sink his personality t rvoi u no uci to the uttermost parts of the earth to escape his fame. : The aame Is true of Haxlitt. of i Foe, and the other giants who have made journalism the irresistible power It, li in, every iree land. earn McCall could not sink himself In the columns of The Advertiser, us had a doctrine to proclaim and a con stituency made him their representa tive in the State Legislature, where he 'served three term, and' in. 1882, he was returned to the Fifty-third Congress from the Harvard College district, and Is rfow serving his eighth consecutive term. For a man of hi tastes, training, and capacity, Mr. McCall has most desirable commit tee assignment. He is chairman of the committee on the . imrary ana third on the committee of ways ana mean. The faults to be found with JHc- Call's "Ufe ofThaddeus Stevens' is that It is too brier. urograpny is what Charles A. Dana said" of a news paper article: "No good one is too long; no poor one Is too short." But it la too earlv to write the story of Stevens, Just as It is too early to write the life of Jefferson Davis or any other of the Titans of our mighty struggle, unles Lincoln be an ex ception, who appear to be cannonized at the South as well as at the Nortn And a- day will come when the great virtues, the uneelflsh patriotism, splendid abilities, and lofty character of Jefferson Davis will be a highly appreciated at tb.'orth as they are at the South. But McCall'a literary efforts were not connnea 10 iisn production. Some year ao he de livered an address to the alumni of Dartmouth on the life and character of Daniel Webster that 1 incorporat ed in a volume and is widely circulat ed. Perhapa no truer estimate of Webster has yet been produced than this. Aldrich ahd La. Follette are no more poeiuoa im 'J agreed than Senator Rayner and Is preparing to open cv grocery busi Mavor Johnson not as much. in noss In the eaoreroom vacated by the fact. . " ' Evana Hardware Company. On the UrifT the Republicans are as Mr. Henry Barkler.of Ashevllle, has much dlviJed as Henry Watterson .-i,. hia farm De too acres on the and Randall were in several national .outheaatern edge of Staiesvtlle to Mr, conventions. Cannon. Payne ana w -. Bky 0f Mount Pigah. Alex- jjaireu promiK r.'r; ..-. -T ander county, for 11,250. The purcnas- former th7V.ecU"of Vhe nt:r ha. not decided whether or not be Republican , PresUent. They may . ' . m a . keep their-promise to the ear. but Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Caxmlchael. th win break it to this hone. There who toave been living In Atlanta, Ga., was as rood reason to expect the have come to StatesviUe to make, their abolition of slavery at the hands of , home with Mrs. Carmlchaer parents, Toombs and Wlgfall, in 10, a there , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stlneoo. Mr. ta to believe tariff reform will come from, Payne and Daisell, the Sixtieth Congress, of" any other Congress. What a splendid opportunity would there be open to the Democratic par ty if. the Democratic party haJ gumption enough to put up a panel of drawbars or herd a flock of geese! Watesviixe news budget. Counties For "Cannon. Special to The Observer. StatesviUe. March 7. What prom- Pennsylvania cave Blslne to Maine and McCall to Massachusetts both of Scotch-Irifh parentage, on the father r's aUe. at least. I believe a Mc fall commanded the Pennsylvania Hucktaiis of the Army of the Poto mac. of which they were the Tenth I-egion, as was proved on a score of l.toody fields. I do not know wheth er he was a relative of the Congress man, but as he wa from the same Ptte It I quit likely they uprang from t common stock. Sam Met all w as born In 161. and went with hl onrenis to Illinois when a youth in 4-ils ter,s Later he was educated at Xew Ilamptnn Academy and at Jnrth-mouth College, whence he vai traduatfi at the air cf 23. li rudiel law, wa called to the. Tar, and practiced that profession In f'riton, but after .a time he became editor ftfThe Boston Advertli-er, a pa j r long fsmeiis for the learning and lilllty of it frditorla! columns. It . wa such men a McCa'l Thoma Jef ferson had in mind when he declared that thtp re was the bulwark of lib erty. To one who haa the Inesti mable :;t of truthful peech, the -J!trial llrectkn of a widely clrtu lite.i newspaper U the higher of fice In the world. It la the faMon to nay that personal Journalism is a thing of the past and will die with Jli-ary Waterson. I do not believf it, unless the futufe 1 to have no Oree Pr Dana, or Raymond. r Ritchie. r B!s!r, or Prentice, or Watterson. It th present century produce rop like these, and thej will maVe "vrrTi JournIm, nd a plenty ft it. for their client. Personal J-umsJiVni 1 brilliancy of rotnd. earn- r. i-m of conittion. individuality of Perhaps It would be better if it were the law requiring a candidate for Contres to stand an examination touching his familiarity with the works of lsamuna our name Is printed on the ticket of hi party. If that were so Sam MoCaU's name would head the list of the se twtntv of thla present Congress eligible to a aeat in that body. BurkeJ stands pre-eminent a an imiiwn tateman, product of parliamentary government above either Pitt, or Fox, or Clay, or Calhoun, or Webster, or Peel, or Gladstone. I do not be lieve that there la an Intelligent man in America who can read and com prehend Burke's addres to the elec tor of Bristol who would touch Mr. Bryan's Impossible Initiative and ref erendum, even with the tonga There never lived mortal man who had greater horror of injustice, or who uttered more indignant eloquence against tyranny than Edmund Burke. McCall 1 a student of JBurke, and constantly quotes him, the most quot able of all statesmen. There is a school of Democratic politicians In onuntrv who loudly proclaim Theodore Roosevelt a Democrat. He i. half aa much a Democrat a Sam McCall. who would not feel him self very highly natterea wnen mm a Democrat. Indeed, State- right la all the Democracy McCall can boast except sound money and Mr. Roosevelt cannot boast even that. Ben Tillman has made the miraculous dis covery that Abe Lincoln was a fair to middling Democrat and that would been news to Ben's daddy and all his daddy's neighbors. Lincoln pent his entire political life In a re lentless struggle against the Demo cratic party. He worshiped Henry Clay and execrated Andrew Jackson. He was a Copperhead, or next thing to it, during the Democratic war with Mexico. He wa for the bank, for mihiifl imnrovements. and for a pro tective tariff. He suspended the writ of habeas corpus, on his own motion, and r treated with contempt the ad judication of the Supreme court. lei Mr. Bryan constantly appeals to Lin coln for sanction of hi "De-mocracy." The true Democrat of the Jerrer- son-Tllden, Jackson-Cleveland stripe believe that free government was es tablished among men to protect mi norities from the oppression of ma jorities, and the wlsJom of all tne saa-e of all the world could not have devised a better pian to vuauze m Idea than la found In our constitution establishing the United State Senate. In that body Delaware ranits witn New York. nd there the majority and the minority meet on a plane of perfect equality. Nor is that ail the election of United ' State Sena tors by the States, speaking through the Legislature. Instead of by the pop ular electorate. Is but cumulative se curity of the minority from the un bridled license of the majority. It haa worked admirably for more than a century, and will work admirably for many centuries to be, If it Is pre served from the rapacity of predatory politicians. What we call States' right I only another phase of the same prlnclpl borne rule, the good old Democracy of the fathers. But here come the leader of the latltudlnarlan Democ racy supporting the Ueverldge child labor bill thit Is not only insanely un constitutional, but an Impertinent meddling with things that do not con cern Congress. Another Democratic rreed. In the time of Jackson, taught by Tilden and practiced by Cleveland, was sound money. The latltudlna rlan abolished that as Democratic Boctrine and substituted flat In its stead a thing the Republican In vent ej In 1863 over the protest of more than 99 per cent, of the entire Iemocratlc membership In Congress and out. Yet another Democratic Idea 1 tariff for revenue only. The word "only" was struck out of the creed In 19S to pleme Henry M.Tel ler, who did not think Melville W. Fuller fit to be Chief Justice because he wa a Democrat and appointed by a Democratic President. Carmlchael la a representative of the American Machine and Manufacturing Company, and while be will make 1.1 home here hi headquarters will be In Charlotte. , .Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Blllott, who moved to Lenoir about four months ago. returned to StatesviUe to Jive. Mr. S. R Brown, a well-known In surance man who spent much of hi time In Charlotte, but has recently Many Iredell Cltlwns Ge West, While taken charge as manager of ahe In- Other Return From mat isection eurance atpmrnem oi ino dimwiu Blackburn Working; Mountain. Realty and Investment Company, has sold Lis home ami mercantile Business at Shepherds , station to . Mr. C. T, Evan, of Mooresvllle . Mr. Evans will .A,f n. . V. ,ifatrtaa . . Mr. I se to be a most Interesting: meeting Rrown ha, moved hi family .to will be" popular meeting at the first . statesvllle, Associate Reformed jTesDyrenan church of Statesvllle to-morrow morn ing in the Interest of the Southslde mission of the church. r-OonTessmaa Spencer Biac burn waa 1 town this' week looking after- to Interests of Speaker Can non's presidential boom. Although he found no Cannon Republicans in Statesvllle. Mr. Blackburn says the Speaker 1 strong; In this district. It Is eald that Ashe, Watauga, Alexan der and Drobably other counties in thla congressional district will endorse Cannon. Of course these mountain Republicans will endorse tne speaKer. Tho Hon. Mr. Llnney ias convincea manv of them that Cannon nas aavea their farms which would! have been taken from them and convertea mio playgrounds for the wild beasts, had the Speaker allowed the park bill any show in Congress. Mr. and Mrs. w. T. eetser ana Mrs. Setzer's brother. Mr. John Cloaieiter, HAMLET . MUCH REVIVED.. One Hundred' Conversions aa RsnK of Meeting ltailroi.1 Y. 31. C A. to Bo Organized Gresliam Hotel Being Improved. ,.- . Correspondence of The Observer. 1 Hamlet. March 6.The greatest ae rie of religious services ver held In this place came to a close last night. Services were held twice a day In the Methodist church for twelve day, and there were as many as a hundred con versions. Jtev. A. J. Parker, pastor of the Methodist church at Dunn; did the preaching; and did it well. He knows how to preach to reach the people. He left this morning for his home. -Next week he goes a ai delegate to tha con vention which meets in. Pittsburg, Pa. Tha Gresham Hotel is undergoing quite extensive Improvements. Th Interior has been repainted, ana one would not realize that It was the same lef this week for St. Edward. Neb., place. Mr. Gresham does not allow where they will make their future ( any gras to grow undter his feet, nor Komt. Mr. and Mrs. Hewer nave iiv-i nis patrons to u uuij. ed In the West before. Messrs. B. P. Chlldera, Thomas Deal and red Pool, all of Taylorsville, lefit Statesvllle v few days ago for Spokane. Wash., where they will lo cate. Mr. Chlldera bad spent sevea years in the West but returned to his home at Taylorsville some time ago to visit relatives. Mr. Charlea B. Parker, who moved from Statesvllle to Oklahoma about a year ago, has returned to his old home here. He haa accepted a position with Mr. I B. Bristol as manager of the lattere mercantile business. Mr. A, F. Horton. formerly superin tendent of the factories1 of the Klncald Furniture Company, has gone to Dan ville. Va... to accept the position as superintendent of the Nooel-Anderson Co., manufacturers of desks and tables. Mr. John B. Reece haa glven.up his nnaltlon as salesman with Eagle A MUholkuid and has accepted ft similar The local member of the order of Knights of Pythias went to Rocking ham to-night to assist the members of the lodge there to reorganize and do some degree work. They wont about forty strong and the brethren at Rockingham treated th? boys in fine style. A. fcanquet was served. The second degree waa conferred upon three candidates. The lodge here chartered a special train to go over on. f - This afternoon a Very enthusiastic meeting of a few of the citizen was held in the office of the Hamlet Gro cery Company, looking toward the establishment of a Toung Men's Chris tian Association for the place. It Is expected to organize a railroad asso ciation, and the unanimous decision was to organize at once. Several committee were appointed to Plook after the necessary details and a mass meeting will be held In the Methodist church next Tuesday night to per- IN-PRU-RO ID rubber ROOFING BEST BY TEST FOB THIRTY YEARS. Most satisfactory and cheapest roofing made ; absolutely waterproof; practically fireproof ; climatic cfianges do not affect it; strong and tough; light in weight; needs no paint; easily;, applied; any workman can put it on. Send for circular and prices. .,' Corrugated and V Crimp Roofing . Painted or Galvanized .(Measure roof as per dia gram; give us measurement and we can tell just how much roof ing will be required.) TIN PLATE AND BAR IRON tvV'.V-.' "'I ' .... Prices and quality guaranteed. "Write for circulars . describing our good. , Bath Tubs, Lavatories, Sinks, Range oilers, Etc. " IM WMARBIIOlIGh1 CO. 9-11 South Eighth Street, RICHMOND, VA. LOCAL AND LONO-DISTANCE PHONE S2I. t. : " - -?.r--"j"j . m .4 JW Iirt Ilcalcr in tins World. V. Ktarbird. - of Eat haynvmd, ? :..., ")ys: "1 have tix-d jcklrfis ,r,,j Have tir several years, on ray .1 urmv . wotir.i. ami thr oustlnaU . rJ find It the rv-t h-aler In th v ir'A. I tw it, tan. With grt UCCS In fry vti1nry tusin. Trice i Ct i.i ins UirrS, ' PlnTe the war the Imocrt have had majorities In eight Congress, and in seven of those campaigns the tariff, if not the paramount, wa a cardinal Inane. In live of them the tariff held th? stage completely. The Democratic victory of 1890 wa the completest f our entire history, when all the Bute voted. Hut that and the sucwding victory of 1112 were thrown away when the party-mutinied and refused to follow It leader. At Chicago, in MSI, the platform repudiated Cleveland, end the newly chosen leader denounced the only. Democratic, rresldent slnre Buchanan as a "bunko steerer," an.l slnre then they have been, ho ling because Cleveland was not spaniel enough to pocket the Insult and kixs the rod that mote him. But th Republicans are not a hap- ' py family, and If Mr. Bryan has sent the Democratic craft to I w Jones' locker, Mr. Kooevelt has thrown the Republican craft on Its beam ends. Bryan and Cleveland are not further) apart than Koosevclt and Foraker. SOUTHERN PACIFIC "SUBSET BOUTE" U" LOW RATES West, Southwest and California ; Write the undersigned for low round-lrip rates each first and third Tuesdays of March and April to points in LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARIZONA, OKLAIIOMA, etc., with stopovers allowedj good for 25 days from date of sale. ' .Very low rates also to CALIFORNIA From all points from March 1st until April 30thi via New Orleans and the , ' SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars via Atlanta, Montgomery and New Orleans to California with out change. Best equipment, oil-burning1 locomo tive. ' ' Ask for literature about the West. . J. F. Y4H EENSSELAER, General Agent 121 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. SAGO AND PETTEE MAGHIWE SHOPS 1 COTTON MACHINERY' Pickers ' ; EerolTinar . Flat Cards Railway Heads and -: ' . ' Drawing Frames: . - m (in X " y - V Slubbing -Intermediate and . Roving Frames Spinning Frames Spoolers and Reels I H. WASHBURN, Southern Agent CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA wl fact arrangementa, at which time It n hoped to have present Mr. H. O, WllUams, secretary of the Interna tional committee. It. la believed that the ioc&l association an be launched with at least two hundred member. Thla; Inatltutioa will 1111 a. long-ieu want . - '.-' Rev. J. W, MoKInstry, who wa tendered a call to the pastorate or the Presbyterian church : here and t Rockingham-soma time ago, haa noti fied these churches that It will be im possible for him to accept, and they are at sea aa to who they will se cure. L " SEABOARD These arrivals and ceparturo as wU aa th time and connection "with other companies, are given only a, Informa tion and are not guaranteed. . Direct line to th pnncpol cities Nortn. East, South and southwest. schedule taking effect January 6th, W08. subject to Change without notice. . TickeU for passage on all r'ns sre sold by this company and acs.pted by the msMngcr witn th understanding that tblreompany wlU not be roapon bio for failure to run it tram on ohedula time, J" for any uch deUy aa ay be Incident to U.eir operation. . Care i exercised to ilv correct time of connecting line, out thla- company I not rrspoulble for tr- Trralnr.leav.0,Charlott. as follow.: vi. 40. dally. i -w '" lur - roe Hamlet and Wllnur.gxon. connecting S Mcroe with 83 for Atlanta. Blrmlng Mm and the Southwest; with M for Ral Lam n.in" PorUifnouth: with G6 at Hamlet for Raleigh. lUchmoad. Waah- V?'v'wl 10:10 ml tot L,n- cobUonTshelby nd Rutherfordton wlth- CUMoCh4i?ually, at :00 p. m., "for Monroe, Hamlet Wilmington and all local points. ' 'ptinii t Hamlet Vrith 43 for Colum bfa eavanah and all Florida points, and No. 84 for Raleigh, Richmond, Washington and New York. No 132, dally. 7:00 p. m.. for Monroe, roni ectlng with for Atlanta. Etinnlng- iid the Houtuwest with No. K -SSibSaid FIoHdo Umlted" at HamM ll W a. m for Richmond Wajhlnptort !n.l New Tork. With 32 at Monroe Raleigh, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Tr rough sleeper on this train from Ch.i lAiff 1? C., to Portsmouth. Va.. dally. 1 Trains arrive in Charlotte a. foflow.: No 1. 1:0 m-' da,ly fronl PolnU N'ort'h.and Eouth no. o ' mil ton and local roints. For intormatlon, time-table, reserva- nn or Seaooaru u.npu literature t.rlv to ticket agents or addrce: 132. dally. T:U0 p. m.. from Ruth-r-forotonrSheiby. Lincolnton and C. A N. W0BsIW2i a.0' dally, from Wllmlng on Hamlet and Monroe; also from Mints East, North and Southwest, con KctinE at Hamlet and Monro. ConnecUon are made at Hamlet with throi'Bh train for points North, South South and Ecuthwest, which are corn cosed of vestibule day coaches between Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Washing ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping cars between Jersey City. Birmingham and Memuhl. and Jersey City and Jackson will. Cafo car on all through train. JAMES KER. JR.. C. P. A., IS Belwyn Hotel. CharlotU. N, C ARTISTIC MANTELS 'Wa art showing some beauti ful varieties of Hardwood Mantels In our display - rooms. , It will pay you to sea us if you ar Interested In manUla. J.N.McCausIand&Co. . . Stove Dealers and Roofing Contractors, Ml South Tryon St. MACHINERY For farm and- Factory Engines ; "; iTarM kinds; from II to II H. , Boilers: '" . fteturn Tabular and Portable eaj kids, from 11 to 15 H. P. Improved Gin Machinery! Angle Gin and Presses and com. . Plata outfits of capacity of 10 balaa per day and over. Saw Hills fffour or Ave kinds,' all alias la uas la - Ua Boutn. , - i Pulleys And Shafting UaJl sisea. from th smallest' to oom rW Ci QP Ol I pUt cnB oataU t innri i rnww miit Dissolution """ell tuniKANi Charlotte. IT. G. 1 The partnership of Gil- reath & Co. was dissolved on March 2d, 1908, by. mu tual consent, Frank Gil reath retiring. . The busi ness will be continued by the Gilmer-Moore Cta The business of "Gilreath & Co. will be settled by Frank Gilreath at their old s'tand and prompt payment of all accounts due them is in sisted upon. FRANK GILEEATH. T. T. GILMER, r F. Nye Hutchison & Son INSURANCE FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT OFFICE No. t Hunt Building. Bell 'Phono 4303. Southern Railway N. B. Following schedule figure pub lished only aa information, and ar nut guaranteed. January 19th, 1908: J:20 a. m.. No. 29,. dally, for Columbia. Savannah , and Jacksonville. Pullman Or fk Ing room sleeper and day coaches, Wxhlncton to Jacksonville. 1:30 a. m.. No. . daily, for Richmond and local point, connect at Greenaboro for Winston-Salem. Kaleigh. Uoldsboro, Newbern and Morehead City, at Dan ville for Norfolk. 6;25 a. m., No. 27, dally, for Rock Hill, Chester, Columbia and local station. :U a. m., No. 44. daily, for Washing ton and point North. Handle aay coache. Atlanta to Waahlngtqn. Pull man sleeper, Atlanta to Charlotte. 7:10 a. m.. No. 18. dally except Sunday, for StatesviUe. Taylorsville and local points. Connects at Mooresvllle for Winston-Salem, and at StatesviUe for Ah vile and point West. TSi m. m.. No. S. da'ly, for Atl.inta. Day coache and Pullman sleeper. Char- lU3S a mNoT 80. daUy. for Washing ton and point North. Pullman drawing room sleeper to New York, day coache jacksonvlU to Washington. Dining car, "ei0Va. m.. No: M. dally, or Washing ton and polnU North. Pullman d.awlng roorn aleeper to New York arm Rjcb mond. Day coachea. New Orlean to Washington. Dining car service. Con nct at Greensboro tor Wn.ton-Salem. xalvlcb and Goldsboro. 10 M a. m.. No. 28. dally, for Wln.ton xliJZ Roanoke and local etatlona izm mf No. . daily, for Columbia. nd AuguTta. Handle Pullman .l.eper. i..TorkW Augusta and day coaches. Washington to jSgmU. Pining ear ser- ,,c." . n 7. dally. New York and K.w OrieTns Umltii WUmi. Drawing KZ. JfJiTlna car. " Observation and r?J?rP New York to New Orleans. ,lu.1? - !i,..mf room sleeping car. New BnHsS. Solid Pullman i'li ?&!&. for Atlanta. Stations. Connect at Spartan nd li 'Jf.r.onrilie and Ashevllle. bur? ir Net 2fc dally except Sunday, trrand pN.-.er. f Cheter. 8. d ,nd local point. j Washlng- :0S ,'lnti Northr Pullman aleepir. ton and 7T. Pullman aleeoTr J . New York. Day coacbe. to THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY CO .: AGENTS FOB America. AU-Wioiiht Sleel BpUl Fnoyg amd "Gtanf gbtcbM Rubbe. BtfUnfr ' . We carry In atock Tale and Town Hoist ap to six ton capacity; also full lino of Packing, Pipe, Valves: and Mill SnppUee. We received on March 5th fifty (50) Mules, and on. March 6th eighty (80) Horses and Mules. . This is the best and largest shipment we will make this spring. V .. We sell on reasonable. terms, and Mule sold must be as represented. each Horse or J. W. Wadsworth s Son's Co. "Vehicles and Harness, etc. Mken rvlce. a a J. I la ,vrnl MilllitaV. m.. wo. i-I.hlnrton. Uinin 2. aany -? T.vlor.vltle lVZZZm it Btat-vlll. for A.h- .'."TKiieavlll. Chattanooga; will tj al. and point WesL Memphis Nn. lt dally. New York snd and point for Washlnatoa North. Pullman or win J? car k: V p-K'ST-.'V Atl.au and h.m DaV coaohea Washington to New urlsniV rMning car service. ".' sleeping car resenatlona and deuSl informstmn can bo il Uck.t oglcej cjIxY Try0n 'tntt' Vic Prt. 'and Oon. Mgr. B. B. HARDW1CK. P. T.j M., W. 1L TAYIOE. O. P. A Wsshlngton. D. C. R. L. VERNON. T. P. A., - Charlotte, N. C. WE CONTRACT . TO INSTALL 8 EleetMe Power ' AND For Cotton Mills or; other Industrial Enterprises. A large fetock of Electric Supplies. , j American Machine & Life Co. Kacceasors to Contracting end Manrfacturlng Dostneea of ' . THE A. TQMPKIX8 CO, OlARLOTTE, W. O.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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