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- V . OHAKIXiTXir'. 'DAILY ' OBSEK Vii, br.i-iiiiir.t; iu, I .SWISHER FORCES WIN OUT (i CB-COMMITTEIi MAKlfc REPORT Tt DfMo of Uie Rub-Onminltts WJUrh Was Apiwl by Chairman im. ik 1 Tlwt Kutsher Was Nominated by io Regular Repab- ln OonrenthMi M iriu ? '"The Srltrrr Ticket Without an Of i - fil ial Lai and Must Ktiher be WiiUlrawu or Use Hun Indopcnd. .reUy and to Opposition) Rglw Tk-kPU-A Potability That Seherr ' lotion WU1 Oppose tho Rrular . 'With., "IiiMtWii .Republican 'Ticket': ' :-5f iMk. SPt . The Involved political situation In West Virginia, where the tactions, led respectively by trnoM Jrhm. now serving a second term a auditor. -and Charles K. dwish , er. Secretary ot State, each claiming i recognition as the only regular and authorised representative of the regu lar ' Republican organisation, was w" cleared to-day by the recognition as ' regular the convention presided ; over by Congressman Joseph H. '" Gaines, leader of the Swisher forces. The gM. had been carried up to " 3alrman Frank 11. Hitchcock, of the xitiimi Rnubliran committee, who appointed National Committeemen 1. Ward, T. DuPont and Charles F. Brooker a sub-committee to hear both sides and pass on the respective merits of the claim advanced. To-night the sub-commrtteo rxorted as fol lows: , "After a careful Invert Ijration anl Jiearlng, at which both Rides received all the time ihey asked for, we find that the convention presided over by the Hon. Joiwph H. Oaines was reg ular, and that the Kppunncan n rmrmittee. of which Mr. S. V. Mat ' thews is chairman, elected at that convention, is th.- regular Hpr.ihHran State committee of t4 Virginia. "We. therefore, recommend that the Republican national committee recus als as regular the Itepuhlican State ; conrmltteo of which Mr. S. V. Mat thews Is chairman. "CHARLKS K HHOOKLR. "T C lt'I'"N'T, W. L. WAIlP. Chairman Hitch. o,-k lias approved the finding of the nl.-commilteo. This settles the li.-uted point as to which of the two conventions held ,,n July 8th and 91 h . authorised. The flcherr partv, it will - recalled, bolt ed an hour before tiie calling to order of the convention and put In the field ticket of Its own. in oppugn... n that headed by Swisher for Gov.r nor. This Ikekt now linl Itself without an official label and must eith er be withdrawn or else run In lepend ently and in opposition to the ticket now endors. d as regular. Senator Stephen IV1 Elklns, of West Virginia, when seen to-night could not be made to say what effect the recognition of the Swisher faction by the national committee would have on the future attitude of the Hcherr party. "As far as the rank snd file of the party Is concerned," said he, the ac tion of the national committee In recognizing the convention presided over by Congressman (lalnes as reg ular removes whatever doubts may have existed as to the legitimacy of the ticket nominated by that contention- It clears the commute headed by Mr. Mutthews of the fraud accusations brought by the other side snd establishes Charles T. Swisher as the official .gubernatorial nominee of w- T ...... Kll. . u .. i.urtv In WeBt Vlr- artnla." , Mr. Swisher when questioned as to the ffect which the action m inn na tional committee would have n his opponents was reluctant to give his opinion. H ifas gratified tn.it th legitimacy of tha convention nominat ing hhn had been officially recognized, but would not say whether, In his opinion, his adversaries would accept the verdict and retire from the field lie admitted the possibility that the rVherr faction would oppose him at the polls with a "Uncoln Republican" ticket His position, however, hud teen materially strengthened, he felt, by the recognition of Messrs. Mat thews snd Gaines. Chairman Hitchcock said to-night that he had byeri assurrnl that. Ir respective of any action th;U might be taken by the S.herr faction In the matter, it was absolutely certain that but one set of presidential electors would be nominated in West Virginia, so that the fVght. If one be mn.le. will affect only the State of fices to be filled and will In T0 way Imperil the national th;ket. The chairman ;mM-1 that the committee counted upun the loy alty of West Virginia Republicans to protect in every way the Interests oT the national candidate" iiml had over reason to believe that such protection would be accorded. CAUGHT ltOllltING STOKE. Negro Who Had I Win Stealing irom His Employer's Store at Ijim Kim Down. Special to The Ohserwr. V'VIlvum, r i. if. irui','M l" I ui 11, a younjf mgro employed on the plan tation of Mr. froorgc K. HcgUr, sev eral miles south of the rity, was last ' nWfet ruiiuKl . tli,. -i. i.f riliKlnn- h iu employer's store. Several dav ago the store had bei-n i ntered, nnilwv-' ral artklis of value mised. t"ge!ii- i T wHn $17 in mnt , alter vv .'ilch a aatch S'-t upon th pi e of i business. Ijiit nilit about s o'clock before retiring Mr. 11-irl.ir stejipfd of his house and v. .nii-ed the )ut I I- proach of t ie tn t-ro bund when he Went to the store and by illlU'eut work Succeed' d in thro "f !,, Mii. k that held tli- s.i-i d'W!i and mini' an entrsncr ir.fo the room. Mr 11. lar and hif foremen, ill. Trull m de straight for the . ,r.-, on. K'.:n l" the window and ih. other to t;.. door. After ent. rintf- th f'und Ih. negro !n the 't of going through th. money drawer ami captured him with out any trouble. Deputy s.u i iff , MfOM was apprised i,( t h- .at h and -'left rmnied.jsti-!y lor a warrant, lan.l . Ing the negro m th ounty Jail at '11 o'clock, where he is in id in de ' fault of a $20 justified bond. After the arrest tp nero Ktf.t.-il to the officer that he :,n,i robbed the storol'" mention that he has to have ddu last Sunday litrht. taking therefrom .-. 17 In money, some shirts, etc.. all :of which was found in the negro's room. . Snakes of Kowl.on. Bouth China Morning Post. . A anake story comes to us from the Kawkron side. A few days ago a brown adder, measuring some two . feet and a half, was killed by Mr. Coke. and master of the Rajputs, - tinder rather curious circumstances. The reptlla was slain right In the open road upon the water front where the Kowloon children are wont to play. 'and Mr. Coke's attention was tirt . drawn ta it br an animal duet which was coins; on between the snaks and a feat --Poor Thomas, with bristling hair and tall on end was gradually being fascinated by the adder, and most ha v eventually succumbed but for-the. timely assistance of the "baton." "While we da not suppose that snakes are too numerous lo Kowloon, we think : that a man In chares of chfldren might safely, be srtM4 to keep a sharp look oat when le trier their sms.ll charges upoa-tha rrasa lands Bear tba Kowloon water front -.: - ',- , W -- . . . i . ' - ' v- ,.:-,-': I ' : : WOKKIXtf OUT THE DETAILS OF MB. TAFT'S CAMPATCX TOCTl FntO ' the Armnirents 'For the Trip Aro Completed tltet Plans For : the f nui-innan tampaign sirui In Abejsace -Two - Appointments - for Delegations to Visit Judge Taft In Cincinnati A Deluge of letters Inritliif Him to'DeUvrr Auarwtses ; Will Speak in Chicago October . ;tli.Muiv Friends Call to See . Him Qpon His Arrival Cincinnati Merctta ills' Association i . sum Jtespect. .; " . Cincinnati, O.. 8ept. Pending the arrangement by the Republican national committee of the details of Judge Taft's intended trip through out the country, plans for the Cincin nati campaign are being held . In abeyance. But two appointments lor delegations to visit the candidate here have been made September ltth and 22d. Others will not.be; arranged until after the Itinerary of the trip has been finally settled. Mr. Taft said to-day that the committee was now working out the plan and he expected to have It brought to him for his consideration berore Its final adoption. The announcement through the press that a "swing around the circle" was to b made by the candidate has resulted In a deluge of letters from various sec tions inviting addresses. All such invitations sre being referred to the national committee. It was stated by Mr. Taft to-day that it had not yet hsen determined whether the speeches he Is to make outside of Cincinnati will be embraced In one extended trip, or divided Into several Journeys of shorter duration. The one thing settled Bbout the raveling campaign is that the candi date will be In Chicago October 7th. where he will address the lake to the Oulf Deep Waterway Association at the Auditorium. Mr. Bryan has ac cepted an invitation to address the association October 9th. The com mittee which extended the Invitation, and received the acceptance repre sented the business Interests of Ft. Louis, Chicago; Mississippi, Tennessee and Iuisiana. J ml ire Taft's first day In Cincinnati was taken advantage of by many of his personal, political and profes sional friends to pay their respects, and from the time he reached h newly-established offices at the Slnton Hotel shortly after 10 o'clock until late in the afternoon he was con stantly engaged with callers. The Merchants' Association of Cin cinnati, now In session here, marched behind a band to the Taft residence late to-day In honor of the return of thn candidate. Although pre senting himself and being cheered, he made no address to the several hundred business men in line. CA N.NOV AND MIAV SPEK. Tlie 8peaker and Ex-Secr'tsry of tho Treasury Are thn Principal Fljrures st tho Illinois Kcpulillcaii Com en -tlon Itoth . IciK)iiiicp the Ix-nio--rllp Party and Its Platform. kpringnem, jit., jsept. v. witn iwoi national figures In American politics present. Joseph G. Cannon and Leslie M. Hhaw, both leaders In the coun cils of the Republican party, the Re publicans of Illinois met here In State convention to-day. Roth made stir ring speeches and .were vigorously applauded. it was the first Republican fUato convention under the new primary law. Tho selection of four trustees for the University of fllllno'ls, the naming of presidential electors at large and thn adoption of a platform was tho business transacted. The gathering was more on the order of the opening of the State cam paign and an effort was made to har monize all differences resulting from the recent primary election. Speaker Cannon, as chairman of the convention, made a speech In which he attacked the record of the Pemocratle party. Ha called atten tion to the action of the St. Louis coti llon In 1904 In denouncing tho Pan ama canal legislation. "Roosevelt." he exclaimed, "secured the site for Ihe Panama canal 4iit ,nl this convention -at St. Iiuls dc n uinced. It was the answer of the Democratic party, hosncd by Wlllliim .lenrilngs Hran, the great 'I Am' and 'The Crent American Ross.'" Mr Cannon spoke some time on the sntl-ln.iunctlon plank of the Dem ocratic plnlorm. pointing oit that It provl jefi for class legislation. "If my constituent send me back to the House of Representatives." cald Speaker Cannon, "never, never, never, while water runs or grass ktows will I vote for a law that shall npplv to one man and a different law that hall apply to another." Former Secretary of the Treasury I,cMie m Shaw reviewed the platform of th.- Democratic party since 1K!)2 lie said the Republican party believes In u representative government and not n pure democracy. Mr Shaw was followed by Senator floppln. Govern r Dcneen and other F pen H I S. Th. iilatform deals mostly with ! Stat, affairs, but applauds the work ! .f president Roosevelt and endorses me nauonai uckct. ! rart IVr a Glnnt Itocmlt. Till! Mull H:izette. Th-re wii.s no dllflciilly about chejt rne:i-iiir.--nients win n the Servian .it'll. ! A ii tori it i enlisted in the army .it s,-ir;ijevo. h'..ni y-ars ago he had .- -i li d lily t.-rm by en Igniting to A in. Tien, where he developed Into n splendid boxer. The decree of gen- i ll pardon on the occasion of Knleer Krnn. Josef's Jubilee enabled him to t'turn linmol.-vted, and he presented I hlini"! If to the authorities as a re ! crult. His collossal dimensions have ! caus.-d Innum'-ral difttcultles,' nnd a special kit and b'd elmost twice the i ordltisry stz had to tie provided, not ble rations. WHEAT FLAKE CELtOlY By recent scientific experi ments, Dr. Price, the famous food expert, has recently pro duced a Wheat Flake Celery Food, which is highly nutritious, easy of digestion, and a most delicious every day food for all classes. '-v-'vv :'vi -i; V -;-' ' - ..,,- -.'. .. Foe taW by U Qroooro ' mm. EOBEST PIBES STILL EAGE BRE.iKl.Va OCT MT- JfEW .PtACES. The Car Shop of" the Wisconsin and Michigan JUIIroad, at . PeshUyo ' Horned, Entailing a Loss of $70, ' oou Engine of Express Train on " the .' Canadian -. Paring Itreak ". Through Hrtdge, Falling SO Feeti V Hut Cars Jletriaia on the Tracks- .' The Utile Town of Grand Marals . Entirely Stmt Off From Omimunl v cation .By Telephone or Teh-raph United eates .Xianboai toes to Rescue tlMj : Inhabitants Whose Uvea Are tit Jeopardy. , Duluth, Minn.. Sept. Forest Area are still doing great damage, . The heavily Umbered Isle Royals' n Xaks Superior was ablase to-day and hundreds of camp ers were in Jeopardy. '. . ' Fires have also broken out nesr Uuiutn and st Lester Park, a suburb-' The burn ing bush this afternoon threatened great damage- . - A dlspteh from Meaomlnea. Mien., ssys. "The car shops of tha 'Wisconsin snd Michigan Railroad at Fesntigo. ' wer h..,n tn.Aav hv fir which swept In rrom7he wood, and 1. how endaagerlng to O:o the Clfy of Peshtlgo. The loss tp the rsll- differeypes pf "2rttktac Un, a i. .,it. . i?n No rain has ' ot ' every two 1 "lv"f -v..-i road Is estimated at 170.000. No rain has fallen in this section for three months. Conditions are simtlar to those of 1(571 when the City of Peshtlgo was nearly obliterated." Reports from the country around Marinetts sre that forest snd brush' fires sre raging. Farm houses near Coleman and Orover have been destroyed. Alon the Hoo Railroad the fires sre menacing snd It Is predicted that unless rain comes soon there will oe nuge prop erty losses. The Town of Dunbar Is sur rounded by fire. Msny crsnbferry msrshes have been burned and the entire crops destroyed. ' A dispatch from Winnipeg. Man., says a Canadian Pacific express locomotive on the Lake Superior division broke through a bridge at Winston, east of Port Arthur, to-day and fell 30 feet to the bot tom of a ravine The bridge had been burned by hush pres. Although the en gine was badly Injured, the cars remained on the track. The most dramatic Incidents of the en tire Are promise to develop around Orand Marals. The steamer (lopher. the Vnlted States gunboat, carrying M) members of thn naval militia left here last night for ;rnnd Marals to rescue the settlers along the north shore. Tlie little village Is en tirely shut off from communication bv i .iorihnna or telegraph and it st l pin. Is heard from them. The passengers on the last boat reported that the fires wero rushing toward the lake and gradually hemming In the Inhabitants of tho little village, comprising shout fiOO people, most ly fleherinen and Indians. Another Move Pot Itecnrder's Court For Durham. Special to The Observer. Durham, Sept. !.-The merchants last night took action looking towards a recorder's court when they passed resolutions memorializing the next Representative In the tjeneral As sembly to work for a hill that will give Durham a trial officer with en larged Jurisdiction. Tho (step came at the suggestion of Mr. A. E. Lloyd, who was on the grand Jury last week. In the trials of petty offenses and offenders Mr. Lloyd said he-had observed the tremendous cost to the county In bringing small criminals to Justice. He said he believed a simple theft of a watermelon cost Durham $100 and the sentence could not possibly make the county como out in a mile of the even point. The as sociation, urged that tho scheme be kept front politics and In the realm of business. VIRGINIA COLLEGE For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va. UpNM Bent. 24. UK. On ot the lending Hchools fftrVonog Lm1I In IhsHouth. Mortem building. Camptui of ten sere. Grand mountain saeuery In Vsllcy of Vlrirlnls. fumed for health. European and American Utacbem. Conservatory advantage tn Art, Muaic and Klm-utlon. OrtlneatM recatvert at Weilxaley. Htudents from to 8 la tea. Modarsl rats. For catalogue addrcM , M TTIK P. HARRIS. President, Roanoke "fa. Uu. Usstbdus ifaasii 1iotweiobt, Vice-Pres. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE STUART McGUIWE. M. p.. a.aiDwT. OradKt tlrat-elaae hi tbe American Medical Aam-latton mi Uir record of ill gradnau-a. Alto registered In (Irons ('! by Sew York PeparUnmtof KdocaUoa, Alto niriniMT Aswotauoo oi AQKilcan neaicai uouraja, Three tree cmtalot net Specify Department, MEDICINE DENTISTRY PHARMACY nmEL KncroRiA Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St, NEW YORK. Rooms $1.50 per BUROPKAN LAN, DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND . The Observer will print" each day the" blank from below : for the con venience of those who may desire to subscribe to the Democratic cam paign fund. Cut the blank out and forward it to this office .with thei . . . . ... . . ..... . .'.In. Charlotte Observer. " Charlotte. N. O. Gentlemen: Enclosed a contribution to. the Bryan-Kern campaign' fund. Pleaso credit me with this amount ; inV your re mittance to the national 'Democratic treasurer,. Gov. C. N. HaskeU. C Yours truly, (Signed) THOUSANDS ARE THAI.'ICFUL j FOR lHS VISIT TO CHAllLOTTIi Wealthy Manufacturer JIas , Bona orld of Good In Thla City- and VicJnity The Enormous Demaqd 'r For Dillingham's Famous Bemedlws . is Due. to Proof, of Merit FomUrfied tho Public Syme Idea af the Great f Popularity of These PreparaUcms t Caw Be Gained by Listen ng tothe Conuneots or Callers and Kdlng iM IxAters ent In by llealdenta of, Other Towua In This Section. 1 , No one who has not paid aretui i sir 1 tentlon can appreciate th. norrnov. amount of people, who are now Uklng Colonel Ullllngham s lant , remedies. From early mm t until lata at nlght-'one conUnual strearn of people flows In and out of the drug store ot V U Hand Co.. where the remedies are ao4d.and be fore the. night Is over Pb hundred people hava V? made lnquirie regarding the. meai-j sUnd . for ' a few moments in a crowd and listen the hum of - convarwuos 7- -ir.. tn obtain some because thsy have had jproot th. nnwer of the remedy througn some friend, neighbor or even mem bers of their own family. On every side can be heard PP' telllmr of remarkable cases which they themselves have witnessed of peopU who have been restored W health ln from a few days to three weeks' time. In some places will M people repeating; their experience to eager listeners, telllnT of thelt con dition .before purchasing the re markable 'remedy and of the im mediate benefit they had received from Its use. ., Here will be a happy, mother telling Miow one of her children naa oeen 111 for a number of years. aeep that could be done for the child, and that finally Colonel Dillingham and his remedy had been the means of miraculously putUng the little one on the high road to- health and happi ness. . Kactft day the ssle increases, and each day-Colonel Dillingham earns for hlmsetf s host of new friends. Probsbly .the most remarkable demonstration of the Interest the new remedies are arousing Is the fact that orders have been received from several physicians throughout tho State who have sent for the remedies with which to treat their own patients. Perhaps on of the most unusual cases Is that of Mrs. T. V. Whimple, a prominent cotton buyer's wife, who had been afflicted for several years with rheumatism, which had grown constantly worse, so that for the past few years she had been In 'great pain In moving about. Mrs, Whlmplo secured some of Colonel Dillingham's Plant Juice. She has tsken but one bottle of the remedy, and Is now apparently completely cured, and so happy over her good fortune that she tells all she meets how well she Is feeling, and showers blessings on Colonel Dllirngham's f This is one of the most remarkable cases on record. when It Is con sidered that rheumatism Is caused primarily "by uric acid In the blood, and It Is always a most difficult matter to remove this, and as a rule takes many months of careful treat ment by the most competent physi cians, and sven then often there Is, little Improvement. - .t When It Is considered that only one nottie or tnis remedy rrmovw all traces of a diseasp as etuhborn as rheumatism, too much csnriot.be said for Colonel Dillingham and his work. Another seemingly mlrcuIous case was that of Joseph P. Brown, head chef, of the Southern Manufacturers' Club; who was cured of stomach trouble of some years' standing, which was found to have been caused by an Immense tapeworm, by one bottle of Plant Juice. Plant Juice, the great cure for rheumatism, is now for sale by Colonel. Dillingham at his head quarters at W. L. Hand & Co.' drug store, and since Its absolute effleacy has been established, people suffering with that affliction, can use it with the utmost confidence In the result. Don't starve yourself by dieting, for the body needs all sorts of food. Eat what you need of the foods that you want, and let Kodol, for a little time, do the digesting. In tht Cttrtrt of tha Shopping Dlttrlet. A Hsstra, flrtl CUst HtaL oalMt la alt M ippolaa. awata. FataMilnst aad docomtoaa aalucir mem tfcMurhMH. Pofwlar with laUct tastoa th csy with out warts bveaaat S a Semfllta o4 corny. Is Walklol PiaUact o 3bp aaa Thaalrts. Ka cab bra icquind. 500 swal, S9S tooaia with 4iatli. Hot aaa cold nur a Ml a-lcpaoaa ta avenr ABSOLUTtXY FIREPROOF, day and upward. . 6E0RQE W. 8WKCNCY, rtteMicrea name of the 'contributor - and the amount subscribed. The subscription wfll be acknowledged In tha columns of this paper and . tha amount forwarded promptly to . National Treasurer Haskell. . The fund stands no at $10. c.,. aim 5 N' you will find $...a.... i. as 'AND: picieiv , : Involving Flat Cards r Railway Heads : ' and" - Drawing y - SACO Frames i ' - . ' . . r . Eeelt - . V j' A.M. VSA OH BURN 9 Gouthcrn Axcni cars WE CARRY A Large Stock of Plumbing and 1 heating supplies! Wrii For Prices. HACKNEY BROS. CO, Plumbing and Heating Con tractors, Jobbers Suppllea,, Charlotte, N. 0. 'Phoris SIS. Wit Interior Decorators Torrence Paint Co. 10 NORTH TRYOH. The Davis White Sulphur Springs HiDPENITE. N. C. ' "PINE Mineral Waters. Kaw Hotel with newer "Annex" (of Wnica rooms, added th is rear wh Ich ar naarvad for thosa who have no babies, and "want anivt, oomfort Sbla room away from noiaa) rris room for 160 to 200 quests. Elactris llshta. Modern eohvanience. such ss sawcrasA hot and cold baths. Ions distance BU PboM. It mils foora railroad with t through trains dailr from Chariot ta. 0 nilaa aorth-waat. AmradellOOfeet. Pleasant dorsaad stents. HaaJthy location, baaatif ul aoaaerr, aplao did tabla far, fine aarrics. For amasaments: Bowline AHey, Taenia, Croquet, Marrr-tJo-Roand. 8 boot in Gal lery. Fishtnr Boatlns, Bathins. etc, all for s WODEHATE price of 5 to 17 per weak for June and September, and for July sad Auirnst 6 to $0 per weak. Writs today for Illustrated Booklet to DAVIS BROS., limn art Prtra tin HiddmnUe, N. C rExpreu pre: no on t qu WHISKEY 1 GlLLONJUa $3.C 2 OILLON JCQ J3.CJ i fall qt. bottles $3.25 XXTJUE9S rtLZTAlO ta aar aomaoa (he line of Soother o Adasas Xieraai Ooj reinta beroad add ue to Ua rte ot eaea Beo.le Waal thiahlzhjKade whtakey at a w -,iva. aiiipiaaiini i ..kT it a as wKlakertaa, kiad ,ro Ilk get a nf whii aaaled m. Wetreaa urtuinwi Bin t tar tanritea. ru ao aoati aKiewiaa Set fir rea fall aaia arery ttav. or row saeaeT back. Sead Moan OHer PtIIX i.viaal Baak.Oaattaaeocat Pw.ple'. kat ioaal P.nk. I (WW MtT4 Samliao tektsaslasUaxtiriaaatt, IP zm 1 T7f iawoodca barrala frnSt wfcick It soa. aims . . mm ta. Bao.le vast tba m uanii" onN aaa wfiu mid imin key br Aiet Ktpnea, AllObanea FBE TUtaiaaaaai Kaatiltoa Trait aad I PETTEf MACHICJE SHOPS t 11 r S and . : '. EUZABETH COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC CHARLOTTE, H. a" A Hlfh Grade College for Bsautlfnl suburban loca tion, 10 acres campus, orsrlooklnr ths city;, fins bulldhifs; - unlYsrsltjr sdu cated, sxpsrlencsd teach- A. B. Drrs Courss on level with ,tha best ' col letes for men; slsctWi degra coursea Sx"claltles: Muslo, Art and Expression Schools. Aim: To ' prorlde s broad and liberal culture for young woman, i Illustrated rata lo true aant free on application. CHAS. B. KING, Preattent. T a - - r l ItaJJLilT - IMedmont BnUdlnfr, Sonth Try on St In which King's Bnalaeea College Charlotte, la located. 4V' 1 HT fll I MV Presbyterian College for Women CHAIiOTTE, N. 0T ' The 51st session of thir. old and well established school will begin September 3d, 1908. f Without making loud claims we point to the work of one-half century. For catalogue address EEV. J. R., BRIDGES, President. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE SELWYtf EUROPEAN AND AMERICA! ' ' . European, H.SO per day and up. American, f S.00 per day and up. Cafe open day and night. '-. Prices reasonable. r The Most Modem and Ivuxariant Hotrt In the Cro11nas. ISO ELEGANT ROOMS. ' PRIVATE BATHS. Located In the heart of Charlotte, convenient to railroad station, street cars and tha, business and shopping centra, Caters to high class commercial and , tourist trade. - " Table da bote dinners :00 to I;IOv Muslo every erenlng :!, te' :I0. ' . " ' ----I--' . ' EDGAR B. 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