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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JANUARY 9, 1909, riUSONFJIS CRliaJiY "TREATED. -rvboner at Ievren worth. Km., Teslnea That Prtronera Were Nr-aJded ami Besuen To-Iay by Uie Warden- The "Alakjuan" and .. JWater Care" Forma of Punish Mru Iescrlhcl. Leavenworth. Kan.. Jan. 8. Alle gations of graft and rorruptlon and an affldgvlt of an ex-prisoner charg ing that convicts had been scalded and beaten to death were made to f. day In the hearing In progress here : ' Ifiaa Barnard, who instituted the. . original charges, said that she a ready to prove that there was graft and corruption in the contract shops a&d in the management of the prison Among affidavits presented to-day by Miss Barnard was one from Ir:i il. TerriU In which he testified that - prisoner had been scalded to death ; and -beaten to death while he was in the Kansas State prison. On the subject of punishments Miss . Barnard said: "1 hereby dare tin warden and deputy warden, who h;iv testified that the punn-hmcnts are not cruel or painful, t" lo- down here On the floor in the dluka-..n posi tion on their (tomai lis hcloie this committee for nearl an hour. An exemplification of the aluka.an degree wa permitted tiv the coin Dilttee. Miss Barn a r I l.i.uEht c Pr. . S. Ashby. an ex-i m.v i t . ah.- h.iin- 4 jiauu alio i"n -1 ' i.imj v.i demon by the l..u-:i,:im. Alnmsi im mediately at til' tit'. ill of Ml Barnard, who . ;,:-:-., d I'-ar f"i Ashby's health. !!. ..it..r was re leased. Ashby fwore that In- had been sub jected to the .CikaZHll" Wh.lc il. prison for ma nsl.i Lie h t er and aul he had suffered st-vr" injury from it. Officers of the pr!.-'n ordered th.tt Ashby be taki n off the prison itrnunils when he left the witness stand. Joseph Hunnels told ,,f the first administration of "the water cure" at which he had ofliciated Two pitchers of water were poun'd Into the mouth of Martha Mii'n-. "What was the effe t .'" he was asked. "None at all. She Just kept on talking " No Cruelty at lAnhiiij. Topeka, Kan., Jan. h. A commit tee, appointed by (Sovcrnor Km h to Investigate charges of cruelty toward the penitentiary corn -lets a: I rinsing, made public Its report to -day Tin committee nrtd litt.e substance to tin charges made hv Miss Ka: Itai nar.l. of Oklahoma, und the report ,.n rates Waiden Haskell. Another recommendation is that at hast .is anuch be spent for e.l neat lona 1 pui -poses as for tobacco. THE (-.HOCKS X)VTIM I', Light Earthquake shocks Arc Still lidllg Felt in Southern Italy Orphan Hoys Flint Home Kaslly Rut the ilrl Arc Abandoned Children Itiirruw Through liebrisi Like Mice. Kegglo, Jan. x The sun shone acain to-day In ali its. snl n, lor. eui- bhaaizing the beauties of niituie in !"'"'" .rr,.,IU, ,,,.r,. n.r .l,ei""- I I I o VV 1 1 1 IT Cltl mountains tov. red with k.mi, over .. iii i t, vmevards and lemon grove, and .! .An the smiling shore where it rc- fleeted In the opalescent sea. Inside fv-ligio. however, Its warm rays fell Upon only huge piles or debris. Proportionately with other towns, Kegglo gave the highest percentage ol orphans as a result ot the eaitbuaake The boys were eagerly taken tare of by relations, but the girls were most ly abandoned. Kortunateh, however, tbey have been entrusted to thn ladies' committees which arrived here from all parts of Italy, and doubtless will secure good homes. All the wounded have been re moved from Ht-sRin. and S,0(M refugees have departed from the town. (inc thousand bodies have been dug from the ruins of fallen buildings and bulled In Improvised Cemeteries Among others who escaped unin jured when the slio, k came were the children who. after having been buried in the debris of their homes for seven (lavs, "ot out unaided, bur rowing like mice A man and Ins wife also have been found uninjured beneath rums where they had lam for eight da.vs, sub sisting on a p. nt of olive o:l The safe of the l'.ank of Italy, con taining 13,001' IH"I II IS been found At Hinopinl ali the houses were de stroyed except three 1 ullt after the earthquake In r.mr, of hollow brick 'ith a wile pa-sun; through them and uniting them in a virtual hue hii at the top soother wire united Ih different lines hur!.n a II v . thus mak leg the whole build, ny compact. Fresh earthquake shocks are helm; felt here, at Bra. .ileoi.e and Messina each night. Thev are pi, , ., i.y explosiuiis, and buildings tii.il w.r. not totally destioved in tlo- l it sIpk k are being further dam. it, d. BOB KVANS IN MAI VOItK. Former "HuIluVg of tin- av v" Ie- wrl b-es Ills tYuise Around .Sonili A llM-ri ( -a Iratet tin- Men Who "lloiled tlie Water and reeled the Iotatoe." Xew York. Jan. '. Rear Admiral JlObley D. -:vans was giv-n a roal welcome to New York to-i.i(jht by the CVavv l-ague members o tbi- uty, m-hom be had come i,, adjrvss at Carnegie Ha,, ln'r olic-d by Gen eral Hora,, r ,rt.-r as one of the greatest sail r in Ameriian bistor)," Jtear Admiral Kvans ma I" his way on crutches to t.i- ! t of the stage anil atood for a moment unto a wave of applause and rb.irlnu had sp. t.: b elf. He then seat, d h; ins. It in a Chair, begging the audi.-iees ::idul fence for his silting posture during iila talk. Some -civil war reii. .' ne cessitated this expedi-nt, he sail . The rear admiral's address or ' talk" aa he preferred to , all it. w as a bfMSjr account, ab.umttr.g in interest -fcif Incidents. ,.; tl,.- r t!t .,f th. 1 ,;, t -tlasblp fleet tto.,, H.i:c;.t ,n IJoa.ls 0 San Francis ,. un !(-r h s . m-n ind He depreca'ed j.rais.- f ir h.m-t f p.r the suc-cefj. ot th.- c.,,.s, . gtvtru .!.. lions share of tie i redit to the ' in- i Who boiled the water in the f.i room and the man w iio peeied potatoes In . t-hs galley." Ttur IXMt on Mcaraguan Coast. . . New Orleans, Jan. . News was reeived here lo-nlght that the steam tag Edna, owner by George D L'mory Company, went ashore on January 1st Bear Bluefieldi, Nicaragua, and that tha crew was saved with difficulty. Tho vessel sank almost Immediately. It was valued at SI 5. 000. A -HORRIBLE HOld-VP. . "About ten years ago my brother was held up in his work, health and happl br. wbt ra believed t-fc bopelees Consumption.' writes W. R. Lipscomb of Washington. N. C "Ha took all kinds of ramedie and treatment from several doc tors, but found no help till he used Dr King's New Discover! and was wholly cured six bottles. He is a well mm to-dr." It! rtjtck to relievs and the sarMt curs (or weak or sor lungs. Ileiiwtihagss. Cou and Colds, Broo rhttis, L Grippe, Asthma and all Bron chial a fl set ions. Kc. tkad (0. Trial bot t' .rsa. Curantaed br W. I liana FOR DISTRICTS BETTKRM EXT. Prmident Wants the Physical, Social and Moral Condition of the lUtriit of Colombia ImprovrU-Farors Le galising the 1iwd Shops and Pro hibiting (lie Kale of Tobuoco and In toxicants to Mlnort.. Washington. Jan. 8. Sweeping re strictive legislation. Including suppres sion of usury, making drunkenness a misdemeanor und greater regulation of nostrums, all measures designed to promote the general welfare of the masses of the people of the District uf I'olumbia. is recommended in the report of the President a home com mission, transmitted to Congress to da by 1'resident Kooseveit. This com mission was appointed to study the problem 0f how best to improe the 'onditlons of the people here, espe- 1 h I ! from the standpoint of their physical, social and moral welfare. W hile conceding the necessity In eer community of pawn shops and money-lending concerns, the commis sion de lares ' the system now In vokuo is attended with gloss abuses, absolute extortion and tinanclal dis ress w hich calls for remedial action." Su h operations, the report says, can riot be curried on at a lower rate of interest than l per cent, per month, and it is recommended that the rate bd placed not higher than 2 per 'Hit per month, in order to legalize It. The report says that the families in est igated could udd on an incr e at least one room to their uv.-r-iiouiied homes il Uie money expendi d for tobat-i-o and I n t oxh-a n t s were de moted to paving rent To restrict 'he consumption of these so-called harmful agents the cum in ission favors educational rnotnods, social settle ments and proper amusements. Prohibition of toe sate of tobacco and inloxh iinis to persons under Jl )cis of ae, greater restrhtiou In the sale of proprietary l!l'!Ii illi'H i on taming alcoholic intoxicants and in the licensing of saloons in ryiilcnti.il and manufai Hiring seitions m.ikmg drunkenness a ni isdcrnea n or , placing hahituol drunkards arid drug liabltues under lecal restr-i.nt and the cstah-lislimei,- o play e,-, , un, Is and athletic Iiel'ls t'i promote -'lemperaiee and chastitv an Mrorikjl) r-. omrnended. I I'l COTTON (.KADIS. SonlMrj Wilson sx-locts lcipirts to J slobllsli ih,, Mn, Dllb lal ,railcs biirlollc Among ( IiIch I'lirnlslilng t opics of l'iu-lr Standard. asl,;i. -t on. Jan. N. As experts to establish Ho- nine ofticial grade of ' Olloli U lili II ( 'ol. KreSS dliei le,l o he pr-pared, so n-titrv of Aern ult or--Wilson to-d.n a tiliouin -it the appoint men: of hail a dozen busiio .-s men to u t as a oitiinit!c to n i i.--t In U ash i HKt on on Kobruui y 1st. The committee, Htlll Incomplete. follows: .1. A Air-), New (ir leans, Joseph Akeis, Atlanta; I-'. W. Clump. M inphis. John Martin. I'arls. T-x.; (bore,. . . wll,-, New Volk 'y. I., wis . Pinker. ln , n ilb, S. ( '. Nearly nil tin- linporiant ioti.01 ex (llaltecsi of Ihi.s ,ountr. and Knrnii haxe cotitMbute,! tloir standards ho of costs, for the us,- of th-e experts In establishing the Kradcs. The crowers, ma n u f act ut'-i s and ex 'ImnKos iae all ((irdiallc n.ssistcd In ittoll bav. Ilanees i . int r ihtit ! ' "" standards Aimusta und Mai on, (,a.. Hromeii, ,,.,.. ,, ,...,. s. , -. . charlotte. .; N. ,.,,., .,a u ,, ; . 1ih Ark .v.-rpool and i Manchester. Kng.; Memphis. Tenn.; .Mobile, Ala: New Orleans, I. a., N w I yt,i k ("lt, Vbksfnire. M ins. Chinese Ainbxi-sudor lie ailed VjshiiiKt"ii. Jan Th.it Ambassador Tung expecls. to leave Washing! soon Is continued at !he State lepart ment The snibassa .1 or lias addiesseil a note to Necretaiy Iti.ut askiHK ti'l' an ail dlpin .. wilh lillil In which to make Ids faicwell as he announces that lie expects to sail for Klliope 111 a few davs The reasons for Ids departure are 1 1 . 1 staled at tin- Depintm.'lil ThnefTort wa made at the special embassy ipiartep-d In a handsome lesldence which Amhassa,!, Tang hud leased until after the In auguration to show tiiat his recall whs the lesull of Ills application to the homo government fur instructions The am bnstiador will visit some of his friends In the Noith and will sail from New York about one month from to-day. It was I declared ut the embassy that his re.all I was no muk of hostility towards the j am! as.'ador. and did not indicate any ' limine of policy on the part of the t ( "hlnese gov ernment. School Itoys Held For Murder. St. Louis. Jan. R. Five boys rang ing in age from h to 1 :t years were aries.ed in their vluss rooms in the Shaw si hool to-day and charged with the murder of William N a. hter. a peddler, whd was found with his skull , rushed W ednesday The man was found dying by neighbors. He kept so much tu himself that be was known In his neighborhood as a miser nnd hermit. The arrests followed Information given the police bv Mrs Alary Ooebe hai.lt. mother of two of the prison ers Tin- boys are Joseph Leo, 13 vents old; George Kommel. 1, Frank .Mamie. H, and Henry and Arthur Goelnbardt, 11 nnd X years old, re spectively. They told the police that they had stoned VVachler 'Just for fun." Honduras Invito K.xlles to lb-turn. Mobile, Ala. Jan I :i forma t loll biioiuht here hum 1'uerto Cortei. llon dui.is. !s that 1'resWent lMV'lla has issued a f, neral or.!, r of smnesty to all political ami other exiles from Honduras with pr'tiii-e of full pardon for past offenses to ;C w iio cur.- i return. Friends of Daiti.i have he. n sav ing for months that he . i s i t i . peace and is anxious to main tain r and is anjbltlous for the develop-m.-M of r he vast resources of Honduras. I &; !.- lepet'ed as sav ing that be veins all 'he .xiies. who are scattered in arioUs couutnes. to return and take n-lvantage of the good times that are prevailing in that country. Mm- Ivalllcships at I'ort Said. 1' i: Said Jin 8 The battleship MIs- s i.'i . ft 1... re this morning for Athlens. ' I jit. r Ir. the day the Kentucky left for i Tiu-.h i Nine vessels uf the American fleet un der li. .. r Admiral Sperr y are still at Port Said being dilaved by the poor facilities for eoHlniK such a number of vessels at .n. e and the scarcity of lighters. Kvery train cminir from Cairo is crowded with offu-eti and men returning from th capi tal to rejoin their ships. I'ort Said pre sents a gay appearance, and the streets are tilled with men lr uniform. The Georgia left this evening for Mar seilles. Bar Association Invites F Va-f Ign Jurists New Orlesns, Jan. 8. The execu tive committee of the American Bar Association completed its business ses- of speakers was -formula ted for the convention to be held in Detroit, In August, and it was stated that the list includes a number of leading foreign a well as American Jurists. Tbelr names wilt not be made public until they have responded to the in vitations to be addressed them. The spertal committee on tha proposition to establish a magaxlns for th ssso ciatlon aonouQced that It was unable to report, ALIKEl A Cane Where It is a ZHAcnlt Matter to Mako a Ctiok-e Between the LiOt of Kltber Where C'laswes Meet on the Same Kootlng. we live to eat and eat to live, and strange as it may seem here Is one ground upon which both rich and poor meet: one trying to obtain an appetite, and the other trying to satisfy a healthy one, which Is gen erally kept In a healthy state by the very efforts that he makes to satisfy his appetite. ' If the average man were given his choice of the two. he would wisely choose the lot of the worklngman with a busy appetite, and an occasional chance of satisfying it. than that of the rich dyspeptic and victim of chronic indigestion. I'nfortunately, Indigestion Is not confined to any one class. Stomach troubles, which result In a form of starvation, are the most prevalent of all forms of disease, and one to which the efforts of medical science has been directed for years. Many sup posed aids to digestion and dyspepsia remeldes have resulted from these efforts. but by far the most meri torious and dependable remedy that has yet been found Is Plant Juice, the famous preparation with which the name of Col. Frank A. .Dillingham Is Identified throughout the country. In the ears that this remedy has been used as a cure for disorders of the stomach, there have been thousands of I'lif T ported In which It has ac- ompllshed Its purpose, and there Is yet to be developed a case of stomach trouble in which Plant Juice has falbd to do all that Is claimed for it; In fact. Its merit is so well estab lished that every bottle sold is with the understanding that the money will be refunded if it fails to do all that is (lairned for it. after a week's trial, and upon the presentation of the unused portion of the medicine. Jeffries Will Not Eight. RICH AND POOR Denver. Jan. S. The following tel- (Jr.-i nsboro, N. ('., on this day, all egrarn was received to-dav by the ! creditors of the Southern Cotton sport In,, editor of The Denver Times ' ,""'' ho ha,'P. n"1 heretofore tiled w ta. Ir hums w ith the undersigned or from James Jeffries In response to a ; wh may desire to again file same, message asking the former champion lire required to do so on or before under what condition lie would re-en- ""' 1&th (,HV . January, 1909other ., , vv Ise any creditor w ho has failed to t-r the ring to ,iKh, j,k Johnson foHt) . , cillm sha (.xchlde(1 "" championship: ' participation in ths distribution of "Would not think of re-entering the' the assets of the said Southern Cot- rhiK at present under any conditions.'' I1""- , Notice Is further given by order of Tor the present at least this a ppar- ,,,, r(lir, ,hat n). ,.rei,or degring ently dispos.-.o ,,f h reported offer of to except to the claim of any other tlUCJ, Out) made by a number of Masu- ma. N'ev , men Johnson and J. plonshlp for IT rle a fight between i for the caam- Mglil-Itldcrs Will lc Sentenced To Day. l'nloh I'itv .Tenn . Jan. S. To-day at llilori t'ltv pass,,,! practically with oil nu iilint The motion tif the deten.-e asking a new- trial for the min loiivbtcd vesterday (or putting to death ('apt. (Jaellten fiunken Will be argued to-morrow and It is an nounced will be denied. The passing of sentence on th men. six of whom it is anticipated will be sentenced to to harmed and the o o others to ivvent;, yeais in the s:tate penitentiary. will lollow. Smuggling Chinamen anil Opium Into Tills (buntry. New Orleans, l,u., Jan. . That smuggling of Chinamen into this country along tho (Julf coast has been Kolnir on is the declaration of lm- migration authorities, w ho last night caused the arrest ot one of the sus pect. .1 aliens In New Orleans. An other was arrested yesterday In Franklin. I-n., and a diligent search Js said to be going on for others. Besides the Chinamen themselves It Is believed that a large amount of opium has also been smuggled Into this Ity. Two Oilldren Killed by Kxpl.sslim of Kerosene Can. Mobile, Ala., Jan. 8.- -As a result of an explosion of a can of kerosene two children, aged 2 and 3 years, are dead from terrible burns received late vesterday at the home of their mother, Hosa Long, a Creole. Tho little ones had been left alone and in some manner they dragged a can of kerosene to the tire and poured some on the blaze which was followed by an explosion. Hoth were frightfully burned. Three Negro- Killed In i:ploslon. Clifton Forge. Va . Jan .v As the result of an explosion of a carload of powder at Lignite, a mining town, on tin- Craig valley branch of the Chesapeake A Ohio Hallway yester day, three negroes are dead nnd four others seriously Injured, one prob ably fatally A spark from an en gine ignited a defective keg of pow der on a cur of the Orlskany (ire and Iron Corporation. The shock caused the small mining locomotive to tum ble down the mountain and it was w recked. Acroimut's Body l'lcked l"p at Sea. Hamburg, Jan. S. The body of Lieutenant Foertsch, the Herman aeronaut who lost his life at sea last October, was picked up In the North sea two days ago by the fishing steamer Orion. The corpse was Iden tified hy papers In the pockets of the clothing. Lieutenant Foertsch was a participant In the international bal loon contest that was started from Berlin October 12th. North Carolina Indian Pardoned. Atlanta, ia., Jan. 8. Noah Oxen dine, a Croatan Indian, after serving IN years of a life sentence in the State penitentiary for the murder of a fellow tribesman named Jones, was to-day granted a full pardon by Governor Smith. Oxendine Is a member of a tribe of several thousand Croatans living In Hoheson county. North Carolina, and he left here to-night for his old home. British Steamer Ashore on Crane Is UihI. New Orleans, Jan. 8. Advices re ceived here late to-day state that the British steamer Kassala. bound for Glasgow, with a mixed caro f t.500 tons, has gone aground on Crane Is land, near the mouth of the Missis sippi rlveg. The vessel left New Or leans yesterday afternoon. It IB be lieved that she will be saved. AUbamians Oppoxe Reduction of Tar iff cm CkieU and Iron. Birmingham. Ala, Jan. R. The commercial club of Birmingham to day passed resolutions protesting against the reduction of the present tariff rafes on coal and Iron. Beware of Frequent Colds. catarrh, from which few persons ever wholly recover. Give every cold the at tention It deserves ana you may avoid this disagreeable disease. How can rot core a eold? Why not try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy T It la highly recom mended Mrs. M. While, ol Butler. Tenn., mvs Vgeveral years ago I was bothered with my throat and lungs. Someone told me ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I began using It and It relieved en at once. Now my theea nnd tongs are sound sad weli." . For sale by W. U Uaad Ce. '-- .' ... , .. V UmA Already Learned tbe Ropea. Durham Herald. State prohibition doe not go so hard with Durham, as we rnad already learned how to work the thing. Comfort SOUTHERN QLfcEN GRATES SAVE FUEL. J. H. WEARN & CO. Charlotte, If. C. Write for Mantel Catalogue. IN TIIK CIRCUIT COVRT OF THE l.MTKI) STATES FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. In Equity at Greensboro, N. C. Cone Kxport & Commission Co., Et Als Southern Cotton Mills -NOTICE: Hy order of the Circuit Court of tile T'tllfe,! Ut,.lny tV... District of North Carolina.' made at ' ' reonor or call to the uttentlon of the v. oun me inaccuracy or his own claim as set out in a list this day filed and directed to be sent to each of the creditors of the Houthern Cot ton Mills, shall do so on or before ttie 2Mb day of January, 1 909; other wise the same will be taken to be correct, as shown by said list. This December 31st, 190S KASA It ("ONE. Hecelver, Greensboro. N. C. SAM-: OK THF. rnoi'KKTV OF THE SOt'TIIKKN' t OTTOX MILLS At ItesHt-nicr 1'tt y, N'. ",, Wcliicsday, January 27th. 1909. Hy virtue of a decree of the United States Circuit Court for the western district of North Carolina, entered nt Greensboro, N". C . on the 21st day of December, 190S, In a certain suit in equity entitled Cone Kxport and Commission Company, et als, vs. Southern Cotton Mills, defendant, I will, on Wednesday, tho 27th day of January. 1909. at the hojr of noon, In front of tho main mill building In Hessemer City. X. C, offer for sab ot public auction to the last and ! highest bidder for (ash all the property, assets and effects, c hoses In action, etc.. of the Southern Cot ton Mills, consisting of its real estate, manufacturing establishment, In cluding all machinery, etc.; its hills and accounts receivable. Its Invest ments In other corporations. Its 'fran chises, and fall of Ha other property of every kind and character except manufactured goods and cotton in bales The property consists of a sub stantially built brick spinning mill, two stories, containing 16.216 spindles, and Immedla-tely adjoining is a sub stantially built one-story brick build ing, contalng 401 10-Inch looms, with ail necessary Intermediate and subsidiary machinery. This mill is equipped so that It can make yarn for market on section beams or in the chain, as It contains a full set of both Denn and Beam warpers. It Is equipped for both sheetings and colored goods, and It has a well equipped dye house, at&o beaming room and slashers. In addition to the mill there are f5 tenant houses and approximately 27 acreL of land unimproved. In addition to the foregoing there will be sold. In conjunction there with, bills, notes and accounts re ceivable aggregating something more than JB7.000. The foregoing property and a list of the bills, notes and accounts re ceivable will be shown to Interested parties by calling upon R. F. Coble, agent, at Bessemer City, N. C. The mills will be operated to and Including the day of confirmation of sale, and the stock in process of manufacture, together with all sup plied and repairs on hand, will be Included and sold with the mil la. The terms of tbe sale will be cash upon confirmation by the court, but a deposit of five per cent. (5 per cent.) cash, or security satisfactory to me, will be required of the successful bidder or bidders. Purchasers may use debts against the Southern Cot ton Mills to the extent of their dividend value in paying for this property. This property is In first-class con dition, and Is splendidly located in one of the best cotton growing sec tions of the South. Help la efficient and plentiful. The title to the prop erty is perfect, and the purchaser will have quiet possession without an noyance or litigation from any source. NOTICE. By order of court all persons con cerned aa creditors, stockholders or otherwise In the sale of the above property, are hereby notified that the sale to be made, as aforesaid, on January 17th, 109, will be reported to the United 8tates Court, at Oreens boro, N. C. on Wednesday, February 10th, 16I, for confirmation, a: which time and place any person interested In said property, as aforesaid, will have an opportunity to be heard la favor of or fh opposition to the con firmation of the same; and they are expected to attend if they so deelre, without further notice. This December list, l0t. CEA8AR CONE. Receiver, Greensboro. N. C NORFOLK WESTER RAILWAY. Rchedule In effect October UUl Ufta. HilfemLv Charlotte, So. By. r (lOtpo -&e pm 1-t m . oi, , m n Ar i :w n 4:MpraL Msrtlnsvills. L.vU:ara I S pm a r i-v i.ju KIa Connect at Roanoke via Bbenandoaa Valley Route for HageretowB. ud aB Pints la Pennsylvania and Nri York, ullman sleeper, Roanoke and ftUladet- Vhrongli eoaed, Charlotte t Roanoke. Additional Vain i leavea Wlaatoa !. . - daily eaoept Sunday. If you are thinking- of taking a trip m want ouotatltms. cheapest rates, reuahle uid correct In forma turn, as te route, train schedules, the most comfortable and Quickest war. Write and the Information Is ytxjrs for the asking, iu ewe o aaw aoaaplete map folder. M. P. PRAGO. Trav. Pass. Agent. W. B. UEV1LU Oeal Pass. AgeesV Roanoke. Va. .- SACO AND PETTEE MACHINE! SHOPS COTTON MACHINERY 5 Pickers Bevolving Flat Cards Railway Hbads . and Drawing Frames Am H. WASHBURN, Southern Railway N. B. Following schedule figures pub lished only as Infurmalron, and are not guaranteed. Sept. 7th. 1908: 1:20 a. m.. No 30, dally, lor 'Washington and points North. Pullman drawing room sleepers to New York. Day coaches to Washington. 3:30 a. m.. No. 29, dally, for Columbia. Savannah and Jacksonville. Pullman drawing room sleeoers to Augusta and Jacksonville. Lay coaches to Jackson ville. 3.30 a. m . No 8. daily. lor Richmond and local points. 6 52 a. m.. No. 44. dally, ror Washing ton and points North. Day coaches Char lotte to Washington. Pullman sleeper Atlanta to Kaleign. 6 .10 a. in.. No 35, daily, for Columbia and local points. 7:15 a. m.. No. 39. dally, for Atlanta, day coaches Charlotte to Atlanta. Slops ut principal points en route. 8:00 a. m , No. 16. dally except Sunday, for Statesvllle. Taylorsvllle and local points. Connects at Mooresvllle for Wlri-ston-Salem, und at Statesvllle for Ashe vllle. 10:05 a. m.. No. 36, dally, for Washing ton and points North. Pullman drawing room sleepers to New York. Day coaches to Washington. Dining car tervice. U:00 a. m.. No. 28. dally, for Wlnston stalem, liouuokfl and local points. 10.0', a m . No 37, daily. Now York snd New Orleans Limited. Drawing room sleepmx cars, observation and club cars. New York to New Orleans- Drawing room sleeper New York to Atlanta. Solid Pullman tram. Dining car service. . 11:35 a in , No. li, daily, (or Atlanta and local points. , 3:00 p m -. No. 46, dally, for Greensboro and local points. 4 4a p m . No. 27, dally, for Columbia and local points. 5:00 p. in . No. 41, dally except Sunday, for S.-neca and local points. 6 00 p m . No. 12. dally, lor Richmond and 1. nl points. Handles Pullman sleep er, Charlotte to Washington, and Char lotte tu Klehmond. 0:05 p. m., No. 24. daily except Sunday, (or Siatesville, Taylorsvllls and local points. Connects at Statesvllle for Ashe vllle, Knoxvlle and Chattanooga. 7:35 v m . So. 38, dally. New York and New Orleans Limited lor Washington and po'nts North. Drawing room sleep ers observation and club cars to New York Dining car service. Solid Pull man train. t 35 r m . No- 5. dally, for Atlanta and points South. Pullman drawing room sleepers New York to New Orleans, New York to Birmingham. Day ovaohea Washington to New Orleans. Dining car service 10:25 p m., No. . fast malL Pullman .iun..r naioivh trt Atlanta. Tickets, sleeping ear reservations and a.mi! information can be obtained at ticket office, No. II South Tryon street. C. H. ACKERT, Vice Pres. and Oen. Mgr., Washington. D. a F H HAP.5WICK. P T. M., W H. TAYLOE. O. P. A., Washington, D. C R. U VERNON. T. P. A.. Charlotte, N. C. SEABOARD Kffecttve September 13th, 1908. CI,.,1MI, mm folio w ' Trains leave " ' " ;.' No. 40. dally, ai t aw uiiiuo. Tlomlet Snd WlinilllM, vuuuvt-uug mi Monroe with SS lor Atlanta, Birmingham 2? uT. W-.hJf,h'ea X'. Z lSr Raleus-h. TOchmond;"whlnton. v.--, Vnrk. No 133, dally, at 10:06 a. m., for Lin- ',., Shelby and Rutherfordton. No. S. dally, at 6.-O0 p. m.. for Monroe. Vlnmlet Wilmington, connecting ii inm w with 43 for Columbia, Savannah and No. M lor Raleigh, Klehmond, Washing ton and New York. No m. ;4 P' m ' 'of Monroe. connecting wun u ivr .i.,.. Dinning ham. with train VlT f mond Washington . ui , wun No J2 at Monroe for Raleigh. Ports- "Trains afriVi In Charlott. a. follows: No 133, :06 a. m.. dally. No.' 41( daUy. 11 : '"m Wllmlng- "no ia daily. P- n- bwn Ruther fordton. Shelby. Llncolntono and C. Tt N. W Rsllway points. No 3 11:30 P- m.. dally, from Wilming ton, Hamlet and Monroe. r or in iur i u - " - Hons or Seaboard descriptive literature apply to iicrwi. - -".. m. vv TAMES KEH. JR.. C. P. A.. a Selwyn Hotel. Charlotte, N. C p-CRSONAtJtiY OOXDTJUl'KD TOUR TO HAVANA, CCI1A, AND HE TURN, JANV7ART It, 109. VIA SOUTIIEJIN RAILWAY. Southern Railway win sell round trip excursion tickets ro n, v.uo, at, following rave" rom iwu mm, Ashevtile Charlotte .. .. Durham Oastonla ... . Oreensboro . . Hickory High Point ... Marion Oxford Raleigh Rutherfordton Salisbury .. .. Shelby KtalMvlllS ..... ..I3K.10 41. M - 44.00 i- 40.W .J.. .. 44 M 42.40 44.01 40.45 4100 44.t 41.14 CM 41.S0 4140 Approximately low rates from other PTfeieU on sale January 11th. good re turning to leave Havana. Cuba, on or before January 27th, MOs. Tickets may be routed through Jacksonville, thence either through Knight's Key, or Pert Tampa. Ooed going and returning same route. Stop-overs will be allowed at Jackson ville, St, Auguatme, Pahn Beach. Miami, aod othsT point south of JacksoavUlav. within, final Hsitt of ticket. A reoreson- tative will aooonapany movement, and muf look after uie com ror a do pleasure of the party. For further Information as to aide trip tours from Havana, sight -eeeuig tours, hotel rates, leaving time at principal points; Pullman and stat-roonr -raserva-ttone, write J. H. Wood. D. P. A-, Asae villa. N. G, W. H. McGlamery, P. a ad T, A., Raleigh, N. C. R. JL DeBittta, P. and T. A. Oreensboro, N. C or call oa jreur dspet arnts, or write 7 R. 1 VSRNOW. T. P. Ai v CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA U PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE TAKEN While I was nursing; my second child, my breast broke out with an Itching humor, which was very an noying and painful when my baby nursed. It also affected my baby's mouth, and my physician advised me to wean my baby, which I did and my breast got well. My third child was born four years afterwards, and three months after the same trouble returned on my breast. My physician again advised me to wean the child, hut I did not want to do this If pos sible to avoid It. Then he suggested that I write to Mrs. Joe Person, which I did, and she advised me to use her Remedy, as she had known it to cure similar caes. ! bought xhl td','Zen, l"t""!' "f ,h" Hemedy. The first bottle brought the trouble to the surface nnd my breast seemed f ?.,",,at..de," WOrf,e' n tn second bottle the eruption commenced to dry up, and before 1 took the one half dozen bottles my breast was well, and I am now nursing my baby, 15 months old. I believe as implicitly in th. merits of Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy aa I do in my God In heavon. and I say this not Irreverently or lightly, but reverently and grateflHy Burlington, N. c, Oct. 17,V06. ELIZABETH AMD VOXRBRVnTORY OF MU&I& CHAR LOTTE, Jf . C A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. ; The place to get a thorough education in Regular I Course, Music, Art, Expression, Business. ; Special Rates to Students Entering After Christmas on January 6th. For catalogue address CHA8. B. KINO, Preeident. S Otftttatve v r. x IHOOSStMrl& SAVE $5 on one course, 110 on COMBINED COURSE, by purchasing your Scholarship before JANUARY 6 10. Thla is a school with a reputation. The oldest, Jargest and beat equipped business college In the Carolina. Write at once for catalogue, new College Journal and Special Offer for Winter Opening January 4th and 6th, H09. Address KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Presbyterian College for Women CHARLOTTE, N. 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