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AUGUST
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iilE SPORTING WORLD
ABEBALL YESTERDAY
American League,
Washington ; St. Louis ,
New York 4; retrolt S.
Philadelphia : Chlcag V
Boston 6; Cleveland 4.
' Kalloual Jueacue.,
Chicago It; Boston 1' ....-,!
Mtuburr 1; Brooklyn 4.
8t. Louis 4; Philadelphia V
Cincinnati kNiw lfirt J.
'S:j,r Sootbern eaTM
Montgomery Atlanta S
rain), f"'" ' -Birmingham
1; Jfashvill 1
(T nmnift,
(11 innings.
- darkness). ' - v'v.
Jf sw Orleans 1; Little Rock a
Memphis ; Mobile 4.
,. 6ontl Atlantic Xeaffiie.
Charleston Maoon T. .
Savanaah I; Augnsu L
Jacksonville Columbia 1 .Second
game-Jacksonvfll S; Columbt & Ca!l
, 4 fta Inning by agreement).
Eastern Learne,
' . Rochester S; Baltimore 4. ,
: Montreal 0; Providence i.
- i Toronto 4; Jersey City .
Buffalo S; Newark It
Virginia lurame.
v Danville, I; Norfolk t
Portsmouth-; Boanoke 3. 5
Richmond -', Zcmchwurg 8.
STAXBIXG Oh TICK CLCBSL
Won. Lost Pet
. 4 42 .404
.64 42 -04
.3 61 44 .50
.67 44 .553
.55 05 .500
, 47 41 .435
, 40 44 .SW
.37 a ,w
JEAOUi.
Won. Lest. Pet
6S c .vn
62 44 .174
61 48 .wo
6 SO .Ml
62 U .494
53 54 .484
43 . 43 .405
35 72 7
Wtsbarg ..
JCtw York ..
' Chicago -
Philadelphia ..
CtnclnnaXl .
- Boston .. ..
Brooklyn
. St. Loots
Detroit
,St, Louis ..
Cleveland ..
Chicago .. ..
Philadelphia
Boston .. ..
Washington .
Mew York ..
SO CT HERN LEAOUK.
Won. Lort. Tri
ll 44 .549
63 4f .54
67 40 .638
63 3 .800
62 M .600
61 'A .486
63 67 .4X2
38 M .372
:ague.
Won. Lost. P"t
66 37 .441
64 34 .440
61 5S .4X1
43 47 .430
42 1 .401
39, 2 .386
. "Htm Orleans
JJesnvul .. .
Memphis .. ,.
.Mobile
Montgomery .
Atlanta .. .
IJttle Rock ..
. Birmingham
v .
. VIR
; Richmond .. .
Danville .. .
Jtoanoke .- ..
Portsmouth ..
Nortolk .. ..
Lynchburg ..
Won. Lost. Pet.
76 33 -fff!
f,i 4 .574
&1 W .477
4.". M .445
46 67 .407
43 45 .398
Jacksonville
Savannah ..
Augusta .. .
Columbia ..
Macon .. ..
Charleston ..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. Aug. 20.Pittsbur-s lnabll
Itr to hit Mclntyre to-day. and the heavy
hitting by the visitors gave Brooklyn the
" second game of this series by a score of
to 1. McMillan, recently ecured by
f Brooklyn from Jacksonville, made three
hits In three times up.
Score: R. H. B.
- Pittsburg .. ooo ool cm 1 4 1
Brooklyn .... W .... 200 002 20O-6 15 2
Batteries: Lee-er. Letfleld. Cmnlts snd
-CHbse and Phelps; Mclntyre and Berg
n. Time 1 50. Umpire. O'Day.
St Louis. Aug. 3-Kast fielding and
the good pitching of Raymond won for
fit Louis to-day's game with Philadel
phia. The score was 4 to 0. McQulllen
was off form but was well supported.
Score: R- M. E.
St. Louis 102 009 lflx-4 1
Philadelphia .. .. .. 000 O00 OOD-0 5 4
Batteries: Raymond and Ludwlg; Mc
Qulllen. Conidon and Dooln. Time 1:35.
Umpire. Emslie.
Cincinnati, Aug. Although Clneln
ratl outhit New York two to on poor
base running and the good pitching of
Mathewrson with men on basts prevent
ing tallica New Tork was helped In
getting runs by the wlldness of Coakley
snd an error by Huliwitt,
Score: It. M. B.
Cincinnati MO 00 DOO-0 I 1
New York 000 100 0011 4 3
Batteries; Coakley and McLean;
Methewson . and Breanahan. Time 1:50.
Umpires, .Johnstone and Klem.
Chicago, Aug. 3D. The locals forced
trguson off the rubber after one out In
the second inning and pounded Chappelle
bard throughout the game. PfelMer
pitched a grand game, allowing but five
Ingles, snd striking out ten of the vis
itors. Score: . R. II E.
Chicago ISO oni lix-10 15
Boston 010 000 nio-3 6 1
' Batteries: Pfelster and Kllng; Fergu
son, Chappelle and Graham. Time 1:48.
- Umpires, Blgler and Rudderham.
AMERICA X LEAGtE.
f
Washington. Aug. 20. Keely's pitching
j and Shlpkes batting enabled Washing
' , ton to shut out St Louis in the Anal
' game of the series.
" Score: R. H. E.
Wastilngton .. .... 001 000 Kht ! T 0
f St Louis .. ..... , .. 000 000 0000 I t
' Batteries: Keely and Street; Bailey and
- Crnlth. Tiros 1:43. Umpires. Connolly
and Hurt -
New Tort, Aug. SO.-In a stirring ntath
, Inning rally to-day New York, using lour
substitute batters, two of whom hit safe
.. ly. scored twice and won again from De
, trolt y a score o( 4 to 3. Ths winning
.': run wa scored with two out on Cobb's
' muff of Kietnow's fly. .
y- o5 :'v - ' r. a e.
Detroit '.. ...1 108 m 2003
. . Nrw Y"ork. t ' V , ,7i "WOtWt 0024 I i
. , Bauertes; Winter and Schmidt: man
ning and Blair. Tlme 1 jo. Umpire,
, ; O-Lougblln. 'V ' . -i.'. '
-- Philadelphia. Aug. 71. Philadelphia to
cay won the third straight gams Jrom
Chicago by knocking Whtts oft the rub
ber in five - Innings. All Bvo runs off
--TiUe wre irivea tw hy Msrphy wUb-a
. double and hoaie ma. .
' tWre: ( " ' " R. H. E.
Chicago . . M. . SOO 010 0001 i 1
phiuieiphta ....... ,43eio-4
Pattertes. White, Own and Sartlvan
nd Shaw; Bender and Scbreck. Time 1:30.
Umpires, Sheridan Egu. r
Tiototi, Aug. 29. Hotoa made K three
strict from Cl eland by winning t
errors behind him caused the" defeat.
Rin: R. H. E.
Boston . . ... 300 003 lOx 6 3
Cleveland .. .. .. Oil OU0 O02 4 , 4 S
Batteries: Arellanos end Crtger; Joss,
Foster and N. Clarke. Time 1:43. Um
pire, Evans. i,, . , - .
SOCTHERX LiiAGCE.
little Rock.' Ark, Aug. VL
R. H.-B.
New Orleans 008 000 0191 ' a
Utile Rock .. ..... eoo 000 eoo- t
1
1
Batteries: Hart and Wood; Brekensteln
and Stratton. Tims 1:15. Umpire, fitx
stmmona. . . ; ,
Birmingham, Ala,' Aug. JW. ; A
Boore: - Jt lU.t
Birmingham .... 071 000 COS 000 001 7
Nashville .. DW 000 001 000 09-1 " 7
Batteries: Bauer , and Raub: Dugitan,
Perdue and Seabaugh. .Thne 2:35, Cm
plrea. Brown and Carpenter. ; ; (Called,
darkness).
Montgomery. Ala., Aug. 10. ,
Score: R.H.E.
Atlanta .... 110 000 CO J 4
Montgomery .. .. .... 102 120 00 6 13 3
Batteries: Maxwell and Smith; Bliss
and Shannon. Time 1:3V Umpire, Pfen-
Dinger. (Called, rain).
Mobile.
Score:
Memphis
Mobile ..
Ala., Aug. 20.--.:
R.H.E.
.. 003 100 000-4 3
.. .. 300 000 010 4 11
Batteries: Shields. Kelber and Owen;
Hickman. Killlan, Beeker and Oarvln.
Time 1:55. ymplres. Mora a arid Wheeler.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Macon Trbna Oiarlesion.
Charleston. 8. C. Aug. !0'. Macon
caucht on to the curves of tipark
man, a local Charleston tvirler, In
the sixth Inning- and hammered out
three singles, a double and a triple
and aided by a batter hit. netted five
runs. But Macon kept on playing
and scored two more runs in the
ninth. The locals failed to score.
Murdock, with Ave times up, made
four hits for seven bases.
Scoret R H E
Charleston . . 000 000 000 0 2
Macon. . . . 000 050 002 7 10 2
Batteries: Sparkman and Rclsln
ger; Clark and Robinson. Time, 1:10.
Umpire, Buckley.
Chicks Take the First and Tie Vp the
Second.
Jacksonville. Fl., Aug. SO. The
locals lost the first game and tied
the second with Columbia to-day. Er
rors were responsible for the visitors'
only run in the first game, while
Salve held the locals down with one
htt. Helm pitched a good game In
the second.
Score: R H E
Jacksonville . 000 000 006 a 1 3
Columbia .,.105) 000 000 1 t 3
Batteries: Lee and Roth; Salve
and Cote. Time. 1:30. Umpire, Truby.
Second game:
Score: R H E
Jacksonville. . . 000 100 12 6 2
Columbia. . . . 000 110 0 3 2 2
Batteries: Helm and Miller; Wel
sher and Cote. Time, 1:25. Um
pire. Truby. (Seven Innings by
agreement).
Savannah 3; Augusta) 1.
Savannah, Ga., Aug. 20. To-day
was Merchants' Day but rain just be
fore the game was called spoiled the
attendance. Savannah won the con
test by the score of 3 to 1. The
field of Mullln and Haidt were fea
tures. Score: ' R H E
Savannah . . . 010 200 OOx 2 ( 1
Augusta ... 001 000 000 1 1
Batteries: Richardson and Kahl
koff; Hartley and McMahon. Time,
1:43. Umpire, Latham.
Hlrkory Hat a Batting Rally
and
w ln Over Matesvilte.
Special to The Observer.
Hickory, Aug. 20. In the second
and last game with Statesvllle Hick
ory won by a score of 6 to 4 in the
hardest-fought game of the season.
Statesvllle imported Stevens, a crack
pitcher, who was In excellent form,
and It seemed for awhile that Hick
ory had lost the game. But in the
seventh Inning, with the score 4 to 2
In Statesvllle's favor, fhe home hoys
began their terrific hitting, which
they kept up until the finih. Ham
Johnson getting two two-bstm hits
and Wideman three hits out of four
times up.
ficore: R. H. E.
Hickory S 14 3
StateevlUe 4 S 3
Batteries: Harris and Abernethy;
Stevens and Siierrlll. Umpire, Yo
der. Checker Association to Hold a Men
In Atlanta.
Sporting Editor Observer:
The Southern Checker Association
win tnet In Atlanta, Ga., September
10th, 1908. for the purpose of elect
ing permanent officers and to hold a
tournament to decide the champion
ship of the South. All who wish to
enter must send their nasi W to Act
ing Secretary J. Sprlggs Hall, No. IS
Houston street. Atlanta, Ga.. by the
8th of Heptember. All who can possi
bly come are urged to do so. An ef
fort will be made to have one of
America's Mtrongest p!ayra attend,
and there should be many very inter
esting games pulled off during the
meet ,
FRANCIS FISHBURNE,
Checker Editor Columbia, a C,
"State."
Columbia, 6. C, Aug. 14th, 10.
- Clover Downs wlnnsboro.
Special to Ths Observer. ,
Wlnnsboro.. S. C Aug. 20. In an
exciting gam of ball tier this after
noon the - Clover ' team defeated the
local team by score of 4 to 2. Smith
opened up In th box for Wlnnsboro
end pitched good ball, but at his
own request in th fifth was replaced
by J. Davis. Davis pitched an ex
cellent game for Wlnnsboro. ss did
Riddle for Clover, but th Wlnnsboro
team failed to support their pitcher
as well as the visitors supported Rid
dle. Clover .secured four 4iKs off
Smith and on off Davis, while' 4ft
locals got five hits off Riddle. Bat
terlee! ciover-Rlddle- m-teJVom
Wlnnsboro Smith, J. Davis and El
liott.
Wilson snd Wilmington to Flay For
Champlooahlp. y
Special to Ths Observer. . V '
- Wilmington, Aug. 20. Wilson, the
winner of th first series in the East
H Caiullii l,aa.ie has decided a
accept the challenge of WilmfhTlmri
winners of the second series, to play J
lot the championship, and ths first
mm will be played tier to-morrow.
Three, games will be played her and
thr tn Wilson and 4a case the- sev
enth Is necessary to decide th cham
pionship It will be played at sum
neutral point, perhaps Raleigh or
Geldsbcro.
ONTHE HAC2 THACII.
Sew Record at Empire City Tracli.
Empire City, N. Y.. Aug. 20. Footpad.
the 2 to S favorite, easily won the Wake
Held stakes, 6H furlongs, at Umpire City
to-day.' and In doing so created a new
track record for the distance 1:0 1-.
which is one-fifth of a second taster than
the best previous time.. -.
: Roseben started in the third race, but
second to Nimbus was the best he could
do. Summaries: ; ' . k .;
First race, selling, mile and a sixteenth'
Gowsn, 3 to 1, won; Mombassa, 3 to 1
place, second; Goloonda, 3 to tv show,
third. Tuna 1:43 3-6. c-; -
. Second race, ' 6H furlongs: ' Mascara da.
1 to 3. won: Th Pippin, I to 6, place, sec
ond; Krlklna, out, aho w, third. : Time
1:01 3-6. . ; .;. :
Third race, Jiaodlcap, furlongs: Nim
bus, 3 to M,. won; Roseben, even, place.
second: RlsJto, 1 to 3, show, third. Time
1:13 -: - - . -:--v- .
Fourth race. -the Wakefield stakes. 6H
furlongs: Footpad, S to', won; Dick Rol
ler, 3 to t, place, second; Torbelllno.
to A show, third. Time 1M 1-L
Fifth race, handicap, ' mile: Golden
Pearl, 4 to L won: Master Robert, to
6, place, second; Falcada, .3to, show.
third. Tims 1:40. ' :
Sixth race, selling, mile and' a sixteenth:
Colonel White. 7 to- 3. won; Lord Stan
hope, 1 to 1. place. -second: Rockstone. 2
to 8, show, third. Time 1:47 2-e. .
PoitcbkevptUe Summaries.
Poughkeepste, N. T., Aug. 26,-The
three races that made up to-day's pro
gramme in the grand circuit meeting at
the Hudson " River. Driving , Park, were
won In straight beats. .
Margaret O trotted one of the pret
tiest races of the meeting. She was nev
er headed.
Hedgewood Boy fulfilled expectations
by winning the 2:04 pace, but be bad no
easy task. John A. made the pace for
first part of each heat, and the first beat
waa a hard fight in which Hedgewood
Boy nipped out John A a (ew feet from
the wire. Summaries:
The Duchess, 2:12. pacing, (3 In 5), purse
31,500: Jerry B. won; Fred D. . second;
Charley Hal, third. Best time 2:05. .
2:04 pacing (2 in 3), purse 31.000: Hedge-
wood Boy. won; Black Lock, second;
John A., third. Best time 2:03 3-4.
:0f trotting (2 In 3), purse 31.000: Mar
garet O. won; Locust Jackson, second;
Del Coronado. third. Best time 2.-07C
Wadesboro wins In 1 even Lb Inning.
Special to The .Observer.
Salisbury, Aug. 20. One of the
snappiest : and moat hotly contested
games of ball ever seen on the local
diamond was waged this afternoon at
Fulton Height (Park., when allbury
crossed bats with Wadesboro. At the
end of the ninth snalng the score stood
2 and 1 and it required eleven (in
nings to decide the contest, the Anson
boys sqorlng In the elsventh. with
two mors goose egzs for the local
team. The feature of the gams was
the triple play In the second inning,
with a visitor at the bat. a man on
first and third. The batter knocked
the ball near Hobbs, the Salisbury
pitcher, who secured It- put It to sec
ond, second sent K to first and first
sent It to the plate, each play putting
the runner out.
Batteries: Wadesboro Eldrldge
and Moore; Salisbury Hobbs and
Slnki
Rain Breaks Up Charlotte-Laurlnlrarg
os me in seven in.
Special to The Observer.
Laurinburg. Aug. 20. Rain put an
end to the game her this afternoon
between Laurlnburr and Charlotte In
the seventh inning, neither team hmv-
inb scored.
Score: . ' R HE
Charlotte ' 0 1 2
Laurinburg 0 5 0
tsatteries: Drumm and Baum.
garner; Temple and James..
. . ?
One-Artucd Pitcher and One-Legged
ta toiler.
Newbern Journal.
We had an exciting gam of base
ball a few days ago at th ball
grounds of this place between Aran
shoe and Grant bo ro teams G rants -boro's
pitcher, a one-rmd man, and
a one-legged man behind the bat, re
sulting In a score ot to JnAvor
of Grantsboro.
CHILD PAIVFCIjLY BCRXED,
Matr-h Placed to Blank Cartridge and
Powder Scorches Little Fellow's
Face Postofflce) Clerks to Form
Organisation allbnrlana Interest
ed in Trial of Mrs. Kthel Blair.
Observer Bureau,
421 North Main Street. ' '
Salisbury, Aug. 20.
Bruce, the 7-year-old child of Mr.
Isaac Lyerly, of Chestnut Hill Salis
bury's hustling southern suburb, was
painfully burned this afternoon. The
child in some manner got 'in posses
sion of a blank cartridge and struck
a match and. placed to It, the pow
der Igniting gnd badly burning the
child's face. Th attending' physi
cian Jias hopes of saving th little
fellow's eyes.
For some Mm- the clerks In the
Salisbury postofflco have been agitat
ing th organising of st Stat asso
ciation of postofrlcs clerks, similar to
that of the letter carriers, and a
meeting of those Interested la to be
held In Charlotte next Wednesday,
the 2th tnst., the date of th Re
publican Stat convention, this day
having been selected owing to the
fact that reduced rates are obtain
able. It la believed there will be a
large attendance at the meeting, and
that a permanent Stat organisation
will be formed.
Much Interest Is felt her In the
coming trial in Columbia, 8. C, of
Mrs. Ethel Blair. for th killing of
her husband, Capt. Cully W. Blair.
Captain and Mrs. Blair wars married
In this city, where she was reared
from childhood. uid lived her for a
number of years after their mar
riage. ' A sister, Mrs. R. L. Murphy,
of the late Captain Blair is a resi
dent of this city, ' ' , - .
Mr. J. A. Roberts has purchased
the grocery stor of Mr. Q. A. Li Laker
at th twitch on th ' North Main
Street extension. Mr. Roberta will
also continue Tls business in East
Spencer.
Mr. J. L. Reld, a well-known farm
er of th Craven neighborhood, says
he. hss on his place a f-reonths-old
lamb which has thre wen developed
horns, the third horn being between
the second horn and left ear. , v;
Lima, Peru, Aug. 20 Anna Peck
is preparing tojresumo iter hazard
ous mountain cmb ar!y next week.
She was urpried - whew Informed
that ah liad been reported lost.
t-n rept
lek'i
wrrv 9AXES LETS OOT WELL.
' Everybody in Zanesvllle. O.. knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, rural routs I. She writes:
-u hustsnd. James Lee, firmly believes
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verely affected that consumption semmui
InevltsW. when friend recommended
Kw Dswv-y- W tried It and tie use
has restored him te perfect health."- Dr.
King's New Discovery is- the King of
throat snd lung remedies, for coughs
and coMn it has no equal. The first done
gives relief. Try it. fold wnder guarantee
at all drug store . Kc ana $1.00. Trial
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cramzk.
About One Hundred Graduate At
tentl Meetlnir In TlalelghThree
5 1rtr Granted -Chairman 1 JkT
jaices lp' Oanipnljrn Work Two
ijoojanga xr benator Overman
S 'i'.S Observer Bureau;
' ; The HoUeman Bulldinr,
-r Raleighi Aug.'20.
-Tns North Carolina Association of
the) Deaf wat . organised . hers to-day
with D. R. TilUnghast. of Morganton
president. The organization Is to be
completed at the final session to-morrow.
About 100 deaf mutes, graduates
ohe State schools her and at Mor
ganton, attended from every j?art of
tha, Stat. John C." Miller, of Mor-
ganton. .'who has been th . prime
mover tn assembling the deaf mutes
for organization, called ! meeting to
oraer.' P. I Ray, of Greensboro, was
mad . temporary chalrman, ' and
Robert ft Taylor. N)f Mount Olive, tem
porary . secretary. Committees were
appointed for Various purpose's to re
port to-morrow. The delegates spen
1 no uicruuonxm uia street cars see
ing thejlty, with John E. Ray. 'super
Intendent of th ' Stat school here,
as conductor. Indicating points and
sights of interest in the sign language.
Chairman A. H. Eller. of the North
Carolina Democratic executive com
mittee, has arrived here to take up
regularly the headquarters work, hav
ing spent ten days principally In west
em Carolina seeking recuperation and
Incidentally taking th pulse of west
ern Carolinians. . He says th Dem
ocracy of th western conntiea never
presented a better fighting front. -He
is getting right down, to the routine
detail of th campaign, which is to
open very soon now in full blast.
Announcement la made from head
quarters that United States Senator
Lee &. Overman has been booked for
campaign speeches at Hi I labor O Au
gust 2th and at Dobson, Surry coun
ty. piemoer urn. - .
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Special to The Observer. - , ... i
Asheville, Aug. 20.V Josenb Lul
charged with th kllll-ng of V Alma
ureen by a, random , shot t . Buena
Vista station December 21st. 1007.
and convicted of manalaughter, - was
released h is afternoon on .- -28,000
bond" pending tut appeal of the case to
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entire tystesn. seeking the repair of all star
all tissue, sad aU Mood sJfcnsnts. - , . c -
The "Nlaat Cora", as Its nam tmpttes. doss tta
weak while yoatlsep. Usoetnesaoreaadlnaaav
edBUOous scrsMse, assls local trwakaeasaa and
eltsoasiges. whlla tb Kaatomtive, eases nervoos
SBdaasHat, gives renewed vigor and ambition.
As np wasted tissues, brlsgtne shout feaewed
streagto, vigor, and anry. Saks Dr. aboep's
BaatnmUes Tabtoss or Liquid sss general tonre
touiyieaBB. IpoaWveloosJalp.tiseaswa
' UULLENS IHARUACY. : 7
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Veatr Women
Sores and Ulcers are indications of impure blood. . Ther show that the circulation
has become infected with germs and poisons, which are being constantly discharged
into the open place to irritate the delicate nerves, tisanes aad surrounding flesh and
keep the sore in a state of inflammation and disease. Whether these impurities in
the blood are the result of some debilitating sickness, ap. old taint from a former
disease, or whether it ia hereditary bad blood, there is but one war ta cure am-ea and
nicers, ana uat is to puniy tne duxxl wasnes, salves, lotions, etc, are often bene
ficial because of their cleansing:, antiseptic effects but nothing- applied to the surface
can reach the blood, where the real cause is, and therefore cannot cure, & S. & is
the remedy for sores and ulcers of every
ine trouble ana removes every trace 01 impurity ot poison, ana makea a lastina cure.
S. S. & changes the quality of the circulation, so that instead of feeding the diseased
parts with impurities, it nourishes and heals the irritated, inflamed flesh and causes
the nicer to nil la witn Healthy tissue by
on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice
xna. swift
FINE i WIsISCUES
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AThFULL
I don't cot the quality of whiskey in order to pay express. -I
GIVE YOU FULL VALUE IN THE WHISKEY ITSELF ! '
If you want every eent of your money's worth in Whiskey Quality .
instead of a lower grade) allowing for expressage, send ma your orders. '
Below are a few of my specially popular, brands, every one of
which represents the very highest quality obtainable for the price: .
; Lincoln Count jr '
4 full quarts Lincoln County $2.08
4 full quarts Old Hickory lis, 43o-.... S.EO
4 full quarts White Oak S.00
4 full .quarts Moccasin Club . -. r 4.00
CernWhlikey j.
4 full quarts Hamilton Co. Corn...... S2. 00
4 full quarts 8werMaah Cern 8.00
4 fall quarta North Carolina Corn .. .. 2S
4 fu II quarts Old Mountain Corn-, . ... 2.60
4 luu quarts UIA lops nam V
' Remember. I pay fioexprees. but give
esahprkee. All goods guaranteed un4r ta Pure Food and jOrus Act f Jooa St, 190ft. ,
; E; B. GIBSON
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
. - To the Consumer at Lowest Cash Prices - s
19 EastSeventh Street ..
'. Sand for complete Pries
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For Sale by all Druggist! s
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FRAXJv
79 llilk Street, Eoziollass
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Southed Representaflie, 05 Trust Eldg., CHAELOTTE II. C.
9 TQ P .. dJO' t
AJjout "leaky: roofs and useRex Flintkote' Roofing. ;
.- $ot sale only by ' . iV
CHARLOTTE SUPPLY CQ.
V: : - We carry every thingjri Mill Furnishings. . '!.
th Supreme . Court. I After- the Jury
tiad convicted. Judge Ward imposed a
sentence of nine years in the peniten
tiary and Ion this judgment of eh
court the defense appealed, th ' ap
pearance bond being fixed at 68,000.
tfExprett pire
'ptuaon txca
IalotU44$35
1 QALIONJUQ $3.0
2 QAUON JCQ $5.0
4MlfltvMles$3-25
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Una of Ulilitrm A4aawBiaaas O0.1
ioIbm beraae mii 60s to aae price of eaa
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or Gaooioio obeok aad we will mid tk Wkla
kr br " Aapreaa. All Oharcoa PIlKPAIU.
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lot Nil prioe-liaU traaw I
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kind. It gets down to the very bottom of
supplying It witn pure, rich blood, Book
desired sent free to all who write, v
ovjuiixw w.t ailatua, ua.
' Kre - . ' '
4 fall quarts Old Cabinet Rye. ........ 100
4 full quarta Babnmt S. 60
4fullquartaHamiltMiCo.Clab...... S OO
4 full quarts Gibson's 4 Star 4.00
.-Branetlea . jl. v
4 fufl quarts Apple Brandy,. :. $2.00
4 full quarts Imperial Apple Brandy.. S.60
4 full quarts Fine Old Apple Brandy.. $.00
4 full quarts Very Old Apple Brandy., 4 08 :
4 full quarta Georgia Peach Brandy. . aoo '
the best anode to the eonamnar at tfca Uwat .
- ; Chattanooga, Tenn.
List sad Order Blanks,
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and Mineral WaterJDealera.
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1 tAM ,. FJuLLAXTON EC
CHARLOTTE. NjC.
of lie Prcperty cf tfcc 5
Odell MaifactiinnCCo
HCCSCOSMLC'V
; Wednesday, Sept 16,
By virtu of-a decree of th TJnlted -'
6Ute Circuit Court, for th Wstra
District of North Carolina,' entered at
Oraensboro, on th 6th day of August.
ltOt. In a certain suit In equity ntl
tled -Th ContlnenUl Color - and"
Chemical Company et al., as plain
Uffs. versus ' Odell Mahufacturlny '
Company, as defendants. 2 will, " on .
Wednesday, h Kth day ot 8ep. '
tember, 1101, at th hour of noon, la '
front of th offlc of fh Odell Mand-1
facturlng Company, In th Town of
Concord. N. C, offer for sals at publlo
aucUon to th highest Bidder for cash
all of th property and assets of th '.
Odell Manufacturing Company, - con
sisting of its real estate, manufactui- v
Ing establishment Including; all ma.
chlnery, etc., the ra-Weoton 'on hand. C
manufactured aeods, 1U bills and ac- "
eounts receivable, lta Investments la
other , corporations ' Its . franchises
and aU of its other property of vary
kind and character. ;
... Th mills tktl be operated te an,d'
lncludlna th day of sal and th -etpek
In process of manufacture, 'to
gether, with . supplies and repairs , on
hand, will b Included -and sold wlth
th mills. i , f j
Th term of aal will- be cash upon
confirmation by th court, but a de
posit of I per cent, cash or security ;
satisfactory to rne, will be required of '
th successful bidder or bidders; and '
any creditor or creditors shall have,
th right to us hi or their debt to '
th extent of their dividend valu in
the purchase 'of this property.
The property will be first offered
for sal In six separate parcels, aa la
mm
hereinafter set out. and afterward all 1 '
of th property of vry description
will be Offered aa on , lot, and the
aal which reaulta In th highest pric
will be reported to the United States
Court at Greensboro. N. C on Octo
ber J( It 08, at which time and place
any person interested may be heard
by th court either In opposition to.
or In favor of, confirmation of aald
aale, - and no notice - other than this
advertisement will be given of ' said
report of sale, or ' of th motion to
confirm same. . ' .
- The property will first be offered In
six separate parcels, aa follows:
(1) The Odell Mills proper, con
sisting of Mllls-Noa 1 to .Inclusive,
situated at the head of North Union
street. In ths Town of Concord, N. C-.
and containing together - 3$, lit
spindles, 1,774 looms, with th neces
sary subsidiary machinery, power
plants, etc Th real estat upon
which . thee mills ar situated -and
W . KltU W1UI 1I1BII WUtA.U .
oaa hundred . acres..' antf on It ar V
sltuatsd 14 tenement houses, and -the
company's storss and warehouses,
office buildings, to. Th mill build
ings are substantial brick structures
and vary in height from on to four
stories. - 1 -v - -. t v ' .
. ( Buffalo Mill, a brick structure ,
containing three stories and basement. '
with 15.41s spindles and. ths necessary
and usual , subsidiary machinery,,
power plant, etc., with about thirty
acres of land,, on which Is sltuatsd -twenty-six
tenement houses, ware-
houses, etc. The properties men
tioned under first and second items all
He within city limits. Buffalo Mill
is located Immediately upon thnain.
lin of th Southern Railway Com
pany, with sidetrack running Into th
property. Th Odell Mill ar located
upon a short spur built out from '
main lin of Southern - Railway.
ft) All th raw cotton' which shell
be on hand at the day of sale; a list.
of same with th number and weight .
of ' bales will b exhibited.
(4) All th ' manufactured : goods
which shall he on hand at th day of
aale, a list of which -will at that Urn
be prepared and furnished. , . .
' (S) All th notes, c hoses' In action
and all bills receivable, snd all In
vestments in other corporations of th
Odell Manufacturing Company, and
all other property not specifically
mentioned, a list of which will be ex
hibited to prospective purchasers, b.
for ana at tn oay ox saie, .
() Several teams, a list of which
will b furnished on th day of al
After th aaie in parcels, as afore- - i
said, th ntlr property will be J4VM
fere for sale in gross. The ; pur-; '
chaser will , acquire all corporat
right and franchises of the a.
defendant.' - -
This is a very valuable wdDerty.
located In a rjn town and in th
heart of th most successful manu
facturing section of th South. Th
climate Is healthful and Invigorating.
The hlp"V efficient and - contented.
A fin quality of cotton is grown in
th immediate vicinity of th milL ,
I will take pleasure in giving sriy
further information in my power to '
prospectlv purchasers and my rep-
irearata.tlve, Mj J. R. Toung. at Coo-
cora. it. y, wi.j iKe pleasure in
showins; the abov ' property to those'
desiring to Investigate. The title is
perfoct, and the purchaser will hav
quiet possession - without anhoyarc
or litigation from any source.
CEASAR CONE, Receiver,
' . : Greensboro, -N. C.
August I, 1101. .
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