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r m - CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, MARCH 27, 1P03. r . ... . '.the gptmrma world ; O: . ; J i CAROLINA GETS I ON THE RACE TRACK . AT BESXLNGS. WhlnrtnrL Uarch : Four favorites and two heavily plad seccnd choWs won to-day at Bcnnlng 1 ht. first event. a handicap at 5Vi furlongs, afforded toe best race of In day. Smoker and TTirT ?T,',''rC''Vn'C, Pantoufte fought It out until the last IliliU lLi VriMUXli alxteenth when the former drew away and won by half length In a drive. Weather clear, track good. First race, handicap, fur 1-year-olds GEORGE 8TTAJRT AT DURHAM. BASEBALL YESTERDAY At Chapel Hill; Carolina I; Lafayette . At Durham: Trinity 7; Randolph-Macon a. - At OuUfnriV Cuilford 4: Eton At Wake Forest: Trinity Park School I defeated Lafayette by the score of J "na upward. turiongs, Columbia Special to The" Obaerver. Chapel Hill. March 2. In the same here thla afternoon Carolina t: Wake Foreat X. At Atlanta: AtlanU (Southern) ; Cin cinnati (National) J. , At Jackaonville: . Jacksonville (South Atlantic) 6; Brooklyn (National) 1 At Columbia! Buffalo 4 Eastern) ; Co lumbia (South Atlantic) 0. At Montgomery: . Chicago CAraerteen) 1; Montgomery (Southern) . At Augusta: Boaton (National) ; Au gusta (South Atlantic) L At Charlottesville: Cnlvereity of Vir ginia 16; Miller School t. . STATE COLLEGE GAMES TO-DAY At Chapel Hill: Carolina v. Ran dolph-Macon. At Davidson: Davidson and Dumb School. vs. Deaf GANTT PITCHES A NO-HIT GAME Special to The Obaerver. Durham. March 28. -Trinity found but little difficulty in shutting out Randolph-Macon thla afternoon. Bob Gantt pitched his first college1 game for the season and did fine work. He showed up well In the box: dnly 27 men, the least possible number, faced Mm, and he pitched a no-hit game. The locals evidently outclasaed the Virginia Methodists. It was the sixth Inning before the visitors got a man to the first bag, and he died there Immediately after his arrival. While the score would Indicate that the game was somewhat slow ana : dull. It was In its entirety an inter eatinr one. both teams playing clean ball. The other principal features of tht game were the heavy batting of waiter West and Armfleld, who handled the willow In their usual manner. Score by Innings: , R. 11. E. Randolph-Macon ... 000 000 000-s o t Trinity 100 113 U-7 tt 1 Batteries: Drewery and Newman, Gantt and Claude Flowers. CmpIre, W, W. Card. Time, 1:46. Summary: Earned rum Trinity 1, Randolph-Macon 0. Struck out By Oantt f. by Drewry L Stolen bases By Trinity , by Randolph-Macon 0. Baae on balla Oft Gantt 0, off Drewry 1. Three-base bit Trinity 2, Randolph-Macon 0. Two base hltaBy Trinity 1, by Randolph Macon 0. courae: Smoker. 4 to 6. first, won; Pantoufle, 7 to 5, place, aecond: Wort i man, out, show, third. Time, 1:10 3-6, I Second race, selling. S-year-olds. 4tt to 0. Though slow, the game to-day wa a much better exhibition of base ball than the ono yesterday. - The .1.. . k . k. 1 cuiiu .. ., i..-. .k-4. ,T.k. runonga: Spencer w ells, even, won ...w ..... ..,Z i.i.! Nutmeg. I to J. place, aecond: Jack mULJ l mI,n Zt .ni Tbird rc- Wear-olds. furlongs around, and In the third, owing to an !JubUee , t0 flrM won. Bellwether, 1 IX. v ... -i"-"71" -'""to 4. place, second; Giles, 7 to 10, show. ttuuru i v iiiuir. juici limb iiu iiivi third. Tim 1:17 scoring was oone. mougn yaroima . FourtB race, trial steenleohase for srvrrai limes goi a man 10 tnira. un- hunters, about 2 milea: Tellfare, 11 to i, ly one man succeeded in reacningi nr Recruit. I to i. olace. aecond: Fauquier, I to I, show; third.1 Time, succeeded In third for the visitors. The features of the game were the pitching of Stewart and Swank, the catching of Hobbs and the batting of Fountain. Seven Lafayette men tried to steal second, but Hobbs was there with the goods and none succeeded. Fountain faced Swank four times and got three hits. The line-un was: ' Carolina Positions Lafayette Hobbs c Conover Stewart p Swank Hamilton lb Peters (Capt.) Guthrie .... Long Schneider .. Konler ., McCaa Kelly ."PREPS" DEFEAT BAPTISTS. By a fw'ore. of 4 to 3 Trinity Park fir hoof Wins From Wake Forest College on the letter's Grounds. Special to The Obaerver. - Wake Forest, March 26 Wake Forest had an off day, losing to Trin ity Park School' by a score of 4 to 2. The visitors played a good game, bat ting freely and showing up well In tram work, while the team work of Wake Forest was poor, the game throughout being filled with errors. The features .were' the fielding of Freeman In left, 'a sensational catch by Joeey on first for , Wake Forest and the pitching of Ross for the visi tors. Score by Innings: . ' ". R. If. K. Wake Foreat .. 019 M0 lV-2 I ( Trinity Park 021 0t 10x-4 I 2 Batteries: Couch, Temple and Ham lick; Rosa and Moore. Struck out By Couch 2. by Temple , by Ross 10. ITm pIre, Caddllt uni(uini7 -D James (Capt.) .......3b Fountain ....aa. ........... Fulanwlder ..........If... Graham .cf Stevens rf.. (Hackney) Score by Innings: R. H. K. Carolina .. 102 000 ono-l 4 14 Lafayette .. 0000 006-0 1 4 Summary: Bases on balls Off Stewart 2, off- Swank fc First on errors, Fulen wider, McCaa (2). Wild pitches-Stewart 11 4:12 Vt. Fifth race, selling, 4-year-olds and up wards, tVi furlong : . James Crawford, to t. first, won; Venus, 2 to 1. place. second;. Umbrella, 4 to 8, show, third. Time, J;24 X-. . Sixth race, maidens, 2-year-old and up ward, mile and 40 yards: Sliver UoIL 8 to I, first, won; Grace Cameron, ( to 3, place, second; Grandpa, 4 to (, show. third. Time, 1:47 2-5. AT NEW ORLEANS. CARTER HAS LIVELY BUNCH. Wlnston-Ralcm's Players Will Report in About a week. (jetting Park In Good Hliape, Special to The Observer. Winston-Salem, March . 26. Man ager Robert Carter, of the Winston Salem Blues, has been on the ground for about two weeks 'low and Is get ting everything In readiness for the opening of the baseball season. He tells your correspondent that al though he came here rather late in the season he has succeeded In get ting together a lively bunch of young sters for the WIneton-fialem team and will go Into the contest to win. The players will report between the 1st and 6th of April. The pitchers and catchers will come In April 1st. The pitchers are Johns, Willis, Thom as and another whose name is not yet given out, besides two young players taken on trial. The catchers signed are C. 1. Hess and Pelloquln. Manager carter is now busily en- rated in nuttlna the diamond In flrat- class condition. He has some fifteen or twenty men and several wagons at work on the grounds. He says that the ball park will be ready for use In about ten days if the weather la favorable. GUILFORD 4; ELON 0. The) Quakers Orwn Their Reason ' With Yonng Hobbs In tlie Box Anderson's Work a Fcatar. Special to The Observer. Greensboro. March 26. In a snappy game Guilford won over Elon to-day by a score of 4 to 0. The visitors put up a good game. Cowell was In the box for Elon and pitched an excellent game. His Southpaw curves kept the home boya guessing for awhile. Finally they found - him and laid up six safeties to the credit of Guilford. The features for Guilford were the batting and fielding of Anderson on first, who secured one three-base hit and a single. Sharps caught an excellent game. . The pitching of Richard Hobbs was exceptionally good for his first year on the Gu!l ford team. - Batteries: Guilford, Hobbs and Sharpe; Elon, Cowell and Catea. TOMMY RYAN'S FIRST DEFEAT. Dan M-L4od Puts His Bc4i to the Mat Twice In (tontcst at Wilming ton Match Willi Cornell Man.' Special to The Obeerver. Wilmington, March 26. Tommy Ryan, local favorite met his first de feat of the season in the wrestling bout with Dan McLeod, ex-heavy- weight champion of the United States, at the Academy of Music last night, having lost the first fall In 41 min utes and the second in 12 minutes. bot hwlth the half-Nelson and rrotch hold. The defeat came aa a bit ter disappointment to the local grap pomanlacs, but the heavyweight out classed the local man In avoirdupois and strength. McLeod has made headquarters in Charleston from the beginning of the season and has not been defeated thus far In the Carolines. Many who know say that he is comlnc Into his old form again and that he will be able to take his place In the fastest company again ere long. O'Connell, of Cornell University, la matched with Ryan here next week, the date to be decided later. New Orleans, March 26. After the steeplechase at City Park to-day. Jockey Hufham, who rode Darlo. was suapended for the remainder of the mevH.;. The Judges were suspicious of his riJer. t though Dario flnuned manife ly tame. The mile and a sixteenth handicap, with four contestants, was a splendid exhibi tion. As the horses came down the stretch It appeared almost as If a slngii blanket would cover the four. Donn won by a neck. Weather clear; Irack good. 1 First race. 2H furlongs: qimnne, 2 to 1, won; Gavin. 40 to 1, aecond; Transform, U to I, third. Time, :42 M. Second race, steeplechase, short course McAllister, 4 to S. won; Coal Ml v;k Li'ly, 20 to 1, second; Oault, 15 to 1, third. Time, !:os4-S. Third race, 6 furlongs, selling: Bitter Sir, 4 to 1, won; Mae Hamilton, I to 1, second; Rebel Queen, 6 to L third. Time, 1:1 S-. Fourth rsce, mile and a sixteenth, han dicap: Donna, 7 to 1. won; Carthag. M to 5, second 'lood Luck, 6 to 1. tnlrJ. Time. J: 49. Fifth race. 6 furl on ss. selling: Ketrh emike, I to- 2. won; K. T. 8hlpp. 7 to 2, second; Royal Onyx, I to 1, third. Ti'ne, MS. Sixth race, 7 furlongs, selling: Titns Eater, I to I. won; Jim Simnson, t to t second; Miss Strome, 16 to 1. third. Time, 112-1 .. Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth. seuing: poinr B?ar, I lo 1, aon: tady Almy, to 6, aecond; Albert M.. 40 M 1. third. Time. 1:601-6. Cunnlngliam-Sti'plwiifOn, at P'nrOie, Correspondence of The Observer. Plnevllle, March 25. Mr. Wiltr C. Cunningham, of Harrison, and Mlas Daisy Stephenson, of Marvin, were married at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Stephenson, on Wednesday, the 18th Inst., by Rev. Dr. Parker, of Providence. A handsome array of bridal presents, attested the esteem and affection of the many friends of ine popular young couple. A wed ding breakfast was given on Thursday morning at me nospuaDU home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oierer. I he. latter of whom Is a sister of 'the groom, where quite a number of rel atives and friends was royally enter tained at that elegtnt spread. BISONS IUT OUT GAMECOCKS feanon at Columbia Opens With (iam Between Columbia and Buf- falo. ' Special to The Observer. Columbia. 8. C. March 26. The Buffalo team of the Eastern League, which Is In practice here, this after noon defeated the Columbia team of the South Atlantic League In the first game of the season at the new ball park at the State fair grounds. The core was 7 to 0 In Buffalo's favor, Both teams worked out several bat terles and the game was very lively. considering the stiffness of the men. The score follows: R. H. K. Columbia .... m ono eoo-a a 6 Buffalo (O0 221 Ono-7 4 6 Batteries: Voice. Lee and Wetaher and Cole and Harnlrh; Mtlllgan. Vonwlnkle a ad Kissinger and Bryan and Archer. WILMINGTON GETS BUSY. Pis vers Are) Being Signed, and Work ' Was Began Yeeterday on New Ball rark. Special to The Observer. Wilmington, March 26. Manager Qwaltney, of the Wilmington base ball team, has forwarded a contract to his player-manager whose name be is not yet ready to announce and who will bring with him seven men for the Sa Gulls. He has also slim ed Will Lawther. of Waycrosa, Ga the heaviest hitting pitcher In the Jeorgl State League last season. He is six feet two Inches tall and tips the beam at lto pounds and has I jts of speed. . Othf-r players are being rimed and -work was begun to-day on the new baseball park, w hich will be located on the iH-ax-h car line. A Shoot at Greensboro. Special to The Obeerver. Greensboro, March 26. The mem bers of the Greemrboro Gun Club will m-et the Southern squad of the U. M. C.-Remington Firearms Company in shooting exhibition on the grounds of the rcal club to-morrow sfternoon. Col. J. T. Anthony, of Charlotte, is a. member of the squad of profewionjl fchota. j The Mjrheft automobile stase line In Europe an4 the first la Austria has rn opened between Neumnrket and rr.i2a, tne road used In some r'! f")E'"t mountains at an le- - n cf t,'- ft. Lafayette Plays Oak Ridge at Greens boro To-Day. Special to The Observer. ' Greensboro, March 26. The first baseball game of the season In this city will be played to-morrow after noon when Oak Ridge goes up against the strong aggregation from - Lafay ette Polleve Tha latter tm nlnvi 1 Z". "I."" vJ" a-uaranwed. wun uuurora saturaay ana ionaay. NORFOLK A WESTERN RAILWAY Schedule In effect Nov. 26th. 11 :00 am Lv Charlotte, So. Rw. Ar 6:30 pm z mi pm w Winston, . w. Ar 2:00 pm 6:00 pmLv Martinsville, I v 11:45 am 7:26 pm Ar Roanoke, Lv 130 am V..,i, vi oijrnanaoan alley Route for Hagemtown, and all pninn in -rnnnyivama ana riew York. uiimmii sicvpar, noanoaa ana I'niladl phla. Through coach. Charlotte to Roanoke. Additional train leavea Winston 7:20 a. rn. dally except Sunday. If you are thinking of taking a trip v 'i wH.it ijno'i. n otienrN.-. jut,.,,, f- I la hie and correct Information, as to route, irsin scnenuies, tna moat com finable and quickest way. Write and ine ininrnianon is yours ior the suiting with one of our complete map folders, M. F. hlvAOj. Trav. Pans. Agent W. B. BEVILL, Oen'l Paaa. AgenL Roanoke, Va. Wrll-Known Evangelist Delivers Ad- dresN on tho Mump Digger In Interest f Prohibition. Special to The Observer. . Durham, March 24.- Evangelist George B. Stuart, the great preacher and prohibition apostle,, who has con ducted revivals In all parts of the country, being associated with the late Evangelist. Sam P. Jones ' in the latterodayg of his work, held forth at the Academy of Music , to-night He arrived here on the late after noon train, coming from the west and he Is at Hotel Corcoran during his stay here. After delivering his address, the "Stump Digger," In he Academy of Music this evening he will remain here sufficiently long to speak to the ladles of the city and this section at Trinity Methodist church to-morrow morning. This was done In order to make .room for all the men possible In -the Academy of Music this evening. ; to Governor Broward a Candidate) Snereed Late Senator Bryan. Jacksonville, Fla., March 26. Gov. N. B. Broward to-day announced his candidacy for the United States Senate at the coming Democratic primaries. While there has been no appointment by him Nto succeed the late Senator William James Bryan, it is generally conceded that he will appoint Hon. W. II. Milton, of Jack son county. WHyAM FIRTir. Pre r THE TRANS B. CCHIXS, Vie Tree, and Tna "AMERICAN MOISTEK- COMPANY; : ; ' . 79 llilk Street, Boston, Ilass. -- r J. S COTHRAIT, Representative,: 40 Trust BUj, CHARLOTTE, IT. 'tt SEABOARD BEACHING THE SPOT. On tho Palmetto Links. Aiken, 8, C, March 26. -W. B. Tailor won the Palmetto handicap on the Palmetto links to-day; score 62-7-76. The weather, conditions were perfect. Negro Baptists to Meet at Lexington, Nashville. Tenn., March 26. It waa announced to-night by the executive board of th national ne gro llaptlst convention that the next meeting- of the convention will be held in Lexington, Ky. This! ville and points West. Southern Railway N. B.-rollowinir nrhdule flffureg pub. Iihd only ui Information, and art not a. m No. 29 riailv rn rAi..Mk6. Savannah and Jacksonville. Pullman drawing room sleeper and day ooachsa A. aa alt 1 rt irttn a m . ' ..nn.iiuBiwH i J Ml g 0 1 Ml V 1 1169, :. a. m.. No. II, daily, for Richmond and local polnta, connect at Greensboro for Winston-Salem. Kulelgh, Ooldnboro i"""'"-"" nu Hureneia -liy, at Danville for Norfolk. 7!-,NoiL.r' !a',5, for Roc" H'H. Chenter, Columbia and local atatlona. (:U a. m., No. 44 dally, for Washing ton and - pointa North. Handles day caclie, Atlanta to Washington. Pull man sleeper, Atlanta to charlotte. 7:10 a. in., No. 1H. dally except Sunday for Stateavllle. Ti'ylom ville and I.praJ points. Connects at Mooreavllle lor Win-ston-atem, and at Stateaville for Aalie- organisation has a membership - of over 2.000,000 and Is the largest body of negro religious workers In . the world. Lumber Plant Burns. Hattleaburg, Miss.. March 26. The J. F. Wilder lumber manufacturing plant at Epps. Miss., was destroyed by fire early to-day, together with the dry kilns and a large quantity of lumber. The loss Is estimated at over 6126,000. One hundred men are thrown out of employment SCHEDULE CHANGES. Effective March 2th. 1106, there will be Important schedule changes on the Southern Railway, between points In North Carolina.' ' Through train ' service with parlor ears will be established between GoUlsboro and Ashevllln via Raleigh, Greens boro and -Salisbury, on apprexl mately the following schedules: L.v Goldsboro 6:4 a. m. Ar Greensboro 12:10 p. m Lv Greensboro 12:20 p. m. Ar Hallnbury 2:30 p. m L.v Salisbury 1:59 p. m. Ar Ashevllle 6:li p. m. Returning Lv Ashevllle ........ ., ft .00 a. m. Ar Salisbury 1:15 p. m. Lv Salisbury ...... 1:30 p. m. Ar Greensboro ...... .. 2:10 p. m. Lv Greensboro 2:20 p. m. Ar Goldsboro ....... t:S0 p. m. Effective March 2th. 1206. there will also be changes In the schedule of train No. 7, to leave Greensboro approximately at 12:22 p. m.. leav- ng Salisbury 2:55 p. m., and ar riving Charlotte :2S p. m, where connection will be made with trains for all points between Charlotte and Seneca. Train No. . leaving Greenville 2:10 p. m.. arriving Charlotte 11:11 p. m.. and train .No. 11, leaving Charlotte 11:14 a. m., arrlvtnr Greeavllle P- rn.. will be dis continued, the service heretofore per. formed by these trains being dons t y trains Nos. 12 and .61. U a. rn.. No. .IS. riallr tnr All.-.. Dav Coaches and Pullman aleeper. Char lotte to Atlanta. 35 a. m., No. 10 dally, for Washington and points North. Pullman drawing rocia sleeper to New York, daly coaches Jack sonville to Washington. Lining ear srr vl. 10:0 a. m.. No. K dally, for Washing, ton and points North. Pullman drawing rMiiii niH ivriil,iiw Vork ami Kii'hmnn, Day conches, New Orleans to Washing ton. Dining car service. Connects at Greeneboro for Winston-Salem, Raleigh and Uoldnboro. 10:60 a. m.. No. 2. dally, for Winston Salem, Roanoke and local stations. i:j.i s. in., pin jti. oaii ..r imhla and Anmista. Handles Pullman sleeper. New Tork to AuguHta and day coaches. nuiiiuii iv jiuguaia. Lining car ser vice. 11:06 s. m.. No. 17. dally. New York and ew Kjrirnnm umura, I'uiiman arawing room sleeping cars. Observation and cluh cars, mew ioik to rew urienns. Ptillinan drswing room sleeping car. New York t Kirmiiignarn. eoua ruuman train. Din Ins ear service. 11:14 a. m.. No. 11, daily, for Atlanta, and loeal stations. ( nnnecta at Spartan- ourir ior nenunreonviiie inn .eneville, 6:40 p. m., No. 2.V dally exeivt Sunda aAd local points. freight snd pasaenger, for Chester, tt. Hi OS P. m.. No. U. Clr. for Waahlnvtnn nn piunis nurin. ruiuntn Sleeper. Air giinta to New York. Pullman sleeper. Aiken to New York. Dav coaches to aninginn. uimng ear service, :U e. m.. No. H. dally excent RiimIk for 8tavllle. Tavlonvllie and local points. Connerta at Stnteavilla for Ash, villa. Knoiville. Chattanooaa. Mtmnhi. ina fHiinis i1 ".f. as n. m.. No. J', daily. New Tork and New Orleans Limited, for Washinaton and TMilnts North. Pullman drawing room sleeping cars. Observation and club cara t Nw York. Dining room car ser- vtrw. Houa ruumtn train. . p. m . No. 1. dally, for Atlanta and pninta South. Pullman drawlns rmm leepers to New iirleana and tllrmlnr ham. Iay coachea. Washington to Atw urieena. inning car service. Tickets, sleenin ear reaervatlona. mnA deteil trfnrmatioit can be obtained at ticket owtre. No It Pouth Tryon street C. li. ACKFRT Vice Pres. and Gn. slgr. S. tl HURT) WICK. P. i. M-T W, H. TATI.OE. G. P. A . i Weshlngtnn, f), CL R. L. VERNON. T P. A., - Charlotte, H. C It Can Be Done.-So Seorea of Char- lotto Citizens Say. To cure an aching back. The pains of rheumatism. The tired-out feelings. You must reach the spot get at the ' cause. . ' In moat cases 'tis the kidneys. Doan's. Kidney Pills are for the kidneys. Mrs. I. B. Hargett. 202 N. Graham Street Charlotte, N. C, says: 'I suffered from rheumatism and kid ney trouble for years. My kidneys were very weak and by their failure to act properly caused me to feel dull and languid , most of -the time and little like performing my house work. I also had sharp twinges through my body, was nervous and generally run down. Doan'a Kidney Pills having been highly recom mended to me, I concluded to try them and purchased a box at R. H. Jordan tt Co.'s drug store. They acted directly on the kidneys, re storing them to their proper action and thus removing all the other troubles. Doan's Kidney Pills proved of the greatest value to me and I do not hesitate to speak well of them." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and ake no other. These arrivals and departures as well s the time and connection with other companies, are given only aa Informa tion and are not guaranteed. Direct line to the principal cities North, East . South and Southwest Schedule taking effect January 2th, 190S, subject to change without notice. ' . - Tickets for passage oa 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. or for any such delay as may be incident to their operation. Care la exerciaed to give correct time of connecting lines, but this company la not responsible for er rors or omlasiona. Trains leave Charlotte as follows: No. 40, dally, at 4:00 a. ra., for Mon roe, Hamlet and Wilmington, connecting at Monroe with SS for Atlanta. Birming ham and the South weat; with 28 for Ral eigh, Weldon and Portsmouth: with 4 at Hamlet for Raleigh, Richmond. Wash ington, New York. No. 133. dally, at 10.10 a. m., for Lln colnton, Shelby and Rutherfordton with out change. No. 44, dally, at I .-00 p. m.i for Monroe, Hamlet Wilmington and all local points, connecting at Hamlet with 42 for Colum-j bla. Savannah and all Florida polnta. and No. M for Raleigh, Richmond, Washington and New York. No. 132. daily. 7:00 n. m.. for Monroe, connecting, with 41 for Atlanta, Birming ham and the Southwest with Nr. M. "Seaboard Florida ' Limited," at Hamlet at 1:10 It. m. for Richmond, Washington snd New York. With 33 at Monroe for Halelah. Portsmouth and Norfolk. Through sleeper on this train from Char lotte, N. c, to rorismoutn, va.,- aaiiy. - Trains arrive in Charlotte as follows No. 133, 10:00 a. m., daily, from points North and soutn. No. 45, datlv, 12:26 p. tn., from Wilming ton and all local oointa. No. 132, dally, 7:M p. m., from Ruther- fordton. Shelby, unoolnton ana c. n. W. Railway points. No. 39. 1:25 a. m... daily, from Wllmlng ton. Hamlet and ' Monroe; also from points East, North and Southwest con neetinv at Hamlet and Monroe. Connectlona are made at Hamlet with through trains for points North. South snd Southwest which are composed of vestibule day coaches between Ports mouth and Atlanta, and Washington and Jacksonville, snd sleeping cars between Jersey City. Birmingham and Memphis. and jersey City and Jacksonville. Cafe cars on all through trains. For information,, time-tables, reserva tions or Seaboard descriptive literature apply to ticket agents or address: JAMBS KER. JR.. C. P. A., 22 Selwyn Hotel. Charlotte. N. 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APKiL 1st On April 1st the Seaboard All Line Railway will put en sale Intranstate rates In the State of North Carolina at rate of 2H eenta per mile and as soon ss possible thereafter will Issue tariffs showing inter State rates to all pointa knith of the Ohio and Potomac rivers on basis of A cents per mile. It being understood, how ever, that ine n. r. at r. win continue to uae S3 M rate between Richmond, Va and Washington. D. C Two thousand mile books inter-State and Interchangeable will be sold for S, good for live or less people, members of a firm or corporation, only one . person being allowed to use it at a time. um uiuuiina mi i. iwi'm -E.iw and Interchangeable for S20 for person whose name is shown on cover. S-lve hundred mile family book grod oa the Seaboard In North Carolina only, for 211.26, good for live or lesa people who can all uae It at the same ume. The two thousand mile pooka ana one thousand mile books sold at rate of 640 and tJt respectively, will be good over u-aeticallv all or me principal unes in he South and East including the South ern Railway, Atlantlo Coast Line, Nor folk Southern, R. F. ft P. W. S., Aber deen A Aahboro aad Bay Line and Sea- Hnard. I . t " For further Information apply to ticket agents or, C. n. uattis. Traveling Passenger Agent JAMES KER. JR., Raleigh, N. C, CPA, ' Charlotte. N. C. ' Dissolution Notice. . , f The Arm of Perklus tt Jordan., proprietors of the Cential Hotel, hag . been dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Perkins retiring. . All accounts, will be collected by , Mr. Jordan and all debts settled by him. Iv A. N. PERKrNS. W. M. JORDAN. A Notice of Dissolution 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 Co. The business of Gilreath & Co. will be settled by Prank Gilreath at their old stand and prompt payment of all accounts due them is in sisted upon. jtRANK GILREATH. T. T. GILMER. . k : M ion The fin "Shoemaker" Rye Whiskey LED IN BOND GOVERNMENT STAMP TO FULL QUARTS ' Exprosa Prepaid $5.00 li Reliable Hotue" Is t goods on the market yott will say se when yoa try It The government stamp gnaranteee the proof and purltv. Thirty years In the business "The Old our record. Any bank or mercantile incr wui vouca tor our reeponstoiiity. Mall orders tilled day received. We are on th direct railroad routes, and make quickest shipments. We prepay all espresa chars ts and shin In plain packages. IGaL 4QIS. 12Qts. Itaraa Club "Cream of Whiskies" gt.OO $6.00 flS.OO Virginia Mountain (strt, 7 yrs. old). 4.00 Albemarle Kje, "ftiio".. .. ... ... 8.00 Cabinet By.. .. ..... ... SJiO XX Red Kye. ..... ., a.25 Red Cross Malt Whiskey.. .. ... .. g.AO Yadkin River Core , ....... S.SO Oeorgi ,Com pure rhlt or yellow S.25 Virginia Arnle Drandy.. ... J.io 4.00 .oo S.75 S.ftO 1 3.0 1.79 : 9.KO 1.75 bhoemakrr Rye (bottled la bond) S full Qts. 8.00 12.00 8..VO 7.50 .ftO Il.OO 7.00 a .50 ' 7.50 ja.oo Send trial order to-day for any of the above. We guarantee the quality aa represented or money refunded. Complete price list and booklet an all brands of Whiskies sent eh request. , . Oar OpHalU $25D,CCKD) Ea Order Ees't uJ WircJitnses S52 Eaia SirseL ( Lazarcs-Gccinri Co. Lynchburir, V. ; Making provision for the future of those we lor la on of the highest things we are capable of doing In thla world. It la the ordinary and not the wise man who simply thinks of the present But we are a bit larger and 'wiser when with . the preaent w "think- of the future that Ilea beyond. Many a woman has been lovingly cared for by her hus band while ha was with her,, only to awaken heartbroken some day with the double grief of the taking away of her husband and the support of herself and her children. A man cannot control the former, but he can avoid the latter. Many a woman has gone through tortures of suffer- . 1 , - ing by the lack of foresight of a de voted husband devoted In all save the one thought of what she should do when he was no mors.. Moral: Insure In the EQUITABLE LIFE. W. J. Roddey, Manaegr, Rock Hilt a c. ; ; " KM. WHITE JOHXSOtf, Res. Aft, Rant Blclg.t Charlotte, N. C. j Roses, Carnations, Violets,' Sweet Peas, Lily of the Valley.-,. t :;;,rj Nice Pot Plants, -Roman' Hyacinth and Narcissus, at; 25. and 50 cents. . ' Give us a trial. Scholtz, The Florist VHL-PIMS Have just received a new line of fine quality Gold Filled Veil Fins, square bar shape, Roman color...... 50c, 75c. and $1.00 Mall orders filled promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed money refunded. ' or GARIBALDI, & DIXON f. Nye Hutchison & Son INSURANCE FIRE, ; ; ; LIFE, : ; ACCIDENT OFFICE Ho. Hunt Bofldlng. BeU Pbono 4303. MACHINERY Fcr farm end factcry - Engines - - irhrM kinds, from II to lit BoUers h. r. Return Tubalar and Portable ew skids, Trom It JoX59 H. P. Improved Gin llachinery Ungle Otns'aad Presses and com plots outfits ef capacity of lit Wlea per day and over. ) -Baw Mills HTswr or fire kinds, an sums la ass la tao atoath. - , - . Pulleys and Shafting : ULU sisea, from the smallest to oota plots cotton mill outfit, LIDDELL COMPANY Charlotte, 17. 0. ' ' rjITDKB KEW MANAGEMENT - THE GELUJYH ETROPEAX AXD AMERICAN. European, 11.10 per day and up. American, IJ.OO per day and np. Cafe open day and night -.Prices reasonable. , . The Most Modern and Luxuriant Hotel tn the Carolina. 150 KLEGAXT ROOMS. 75 PRIVATE BATHS. Located In the heart of Charlotte, convenient ts railroad station, street cars and the business and shopping centra. ' Caters to high, class commercial and tourist trade. Table ds hots dinners f to 1:10. Moslo every evening :! to t:30. EDGAR B. MOORg ..... - - . . . . - Proprietor. What Hotel In, Greensboros Most travelers prefer this hotel because style makes -way for good cheer, good care and home-like, toothsome cooking. Cosy window corners, big easy chairs and an unmistakable atmosphere of geniality, along with the other characteristics of the place are what ' have made the ; HOTEL ' ' GLBGG the home of care, comfort and eatable cooking. Jsst a step beyond the elation. GREEXSBOItO, N. C, o
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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