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v CHARLOTTE, DAILY OBSEEVEK, SUNDAY, 3IAY 2, 1900, T -TTT TANGLEWOOD IfW-BIRDS. BEASTS AN'D FISHES. He came frort Africa to the Chebacco, This gorgeous plantain-eater, or Whan there, although he was hla owner1! . darling. Bm envied oftentimes the wild, free Tat he was eafe. whereas the wild bird might Be seised by any prowling hawk or . from South AAtperica a sailor man Brought home a gaudy, monstrous-Wiled That lived on fruit alone, and looked Ax the fish-eating. gTeedy ". A duck iwam by. who had a pointed, thin tall. "fhat made tbe people mostly call her TbD came a hunter; speedily he ehot A fine red-weated aandplper. or And aoon. a frog that swam like any cork. Grew careless, and was swalloewd by a The keepers at the Zoo with pride an nounce A new snow leopard, otherwise called A drowsy specimen, who nnds and blinks la the next cage to a Canadian But whan I went to see it. with Miranda, Eh most admired a small Himalayan I pointed out the lion; she said "Yes. But I prefer his mate, the - The net she viewed with rather scorn ful air. And cried. "O. I could never hear a Then meeting with her favorite school mate. Doris. Together they discussed the slender And quite forgot poor me; I left the place. Got out my rod. and fished awhile for . But if that water I should strain or winnow. I think I'd rtrd no fish except the . l-'h-RINE VKV-THrArOit TUB MAIL. The new poilottice of the Jungle was Officially opernd a frw days ago. anil tha Land of lleasts wax thrown Into a State of wild confusion and alarm by two vary Innocent -iippearlng letters, which Initiated the mall service. 1. On the (Treat day of the opening, a well-known, black bird, a frequenter and destroyer of corn fields, sent a letter to a faun yard animal, thereby becoming himself another farmyard animal, whllo the re cipient of his letter wan changed Into a heron. In order to resume his'orlglnal tata, tha latter. In great terror, forward ad the letter to a domestic animal, nam ed after one of Buster Brown's intimate companions, changing him Immediately Into a savage warrior and prince of the Jungle, who at once dispatched the let tar to the correct party, one of his South American reptile friends, thereby con verting him lo a species of wild hog. 2. Meanwhile there had been more cor respondence. A wild canine mammal for warded a letter to a wild bird of the forest, a sleeper In daytime and "hooter" at night, therehy changing both himself and the recipient of his letter Into ani mals of the farm. The postal authorities, alarmed by such startling occurrences, immediately discontinued the mall ser vtca. Now. what were the causes of these strange disturbances? PEANUT IOCS-ENIGMA. William possessed It. legends tell, A apt assistant In his lalois; Most useful when he bored a well. But useless when he bored his neigh bors. A hit of dyramite. let fall Through 'William's transient aberration, Produced one that astounded all. And shook the house to Its foundation. : 80 startled Susan let It drop: By one of Fate's grotesque caprices, Though filled with olives to the top. " It utada no peace, but many pieces. Whan Susan saw the ruin wrought. Her wrath began to rise and widen; ZSeetrio shocks the vessel brought, ' As If It had been that of Leyden. While pick Ins; up the broken glass. Fingers and apren dripping clammily, 'Sh mat with 'William, and alas. They bad one of the kind called family." M. C. 8. T' lflTT-SOMB PATS. , 1. A Paf that Is a model. 2. A Pat ' that 1 a name. 1. A Pat that la a little pv 4. A Pat that is a city. 5. A Pat that t a country. 6. A Pat that navi gates tha Ganges. E. P. 197a HOMO NTM. Twaa a tender, loving message that ha ' stent bar. Tint breath of lover's passion, kind - and m. Far ha wished, when twilight carat, to meat bar. ' So fca aent to her a loving ' fhan they net beneath the shadows of tha cypress, NOTICE v Ob' Mat- t. 110. the Carolina. " Clinchflald Ohio Railway will establish through passenger service between Johnson City. lenn.. and Wilmington. N. C. via Boetlc, N. C. - Mimvtlitn with the Seaboard Air Line Kali way, leaving jonnson uy ;U a, m., arrlvlns; Bostic 2:15 p. nw Charldtta i:IO p. m., Monroe, :U5 UinUt 100 b. m.. Wllmlnrton midnight, la" the opposite direction this train will leave wuminajton at 1:09 a. arriving riamiet 7:ou a. : Mmtnf aleeDlnaT car to Hamlet. arriving: Monro :Z a. m., Charlotte n il a. m.. bosuc a:oe p. m.. jonn- Ail train will be run on Eastern Standard Tuna.- . Tk tnr-m m m llttd.flf Mmmiltll. ration - between thla section and Xorth Carolina v' affording: through aervic la mach lea time than via - Where he told aer of hla lare, aa lover : - do.. - . -t: " ' ; So they whlled. away the Una till part ing came, Her answer, when be begged a kiss, vas tmmit EL O. THCKTT7TJ. ASUEVJUJZ CXiCB ESVICTED. yT7i WORD HVNT. 'la MANCHESTER I saw a wheel ing a " in a to the . -When the depot." I thought, "he will awhile, box la so heavy."' I saw old man a young nne at game of is no use in my playing cards." said " he left his . ' My too small to permit It. anyway." "Be of gpod said the elder, whose was , will my fortune with :". KAPPA KAPPA L)S0-PA,LIN'DROME. Samuel Allen, trig and trim. t Keeps the neighbors watching him; With a critic's frown or smile, Noting his excess of stle Most of all they stare to hear How within the village iiear, Nel' an ancient colored aunty, Now "masenges" at her shanty. Bam employs her. day by day; "What a bill he'll have to pay - Truly, prMe mut have a fall; Boon tne tilings com to alt. Gossips tejl, in porch or hallen, 'VIA A 'A'S't'E, T'S A A'L'.V." M C. S. Tbe BrtUtife-America and Manager Penland to Anawer Cbarge Viw latins' tb Prohlbitioo Law. ' Special to The Observer. Uhevllle, May 1. Superior Court for the trial of criminal cases over which Judge Ward presided, adjourn- fed yesterday for the term. A peclal term of court, however, has been call ed for June 21, over which Judge Ward will again preside and the in-' dictments by tha grand Jury against persons charged with violating tha prohibition law -will be called at that " ! time. The' indictments against per I 1 sons, some of whom are well-known I and wealthy citizens of the town, were kept secret untU to-day, when I they were placed on public record. A total of 30 indictments against per sons charged with retailing were re turned. It l said by the officers that rr-.any of these 30 persons have left town Judge Ward instructed tho sheriff that when arrests were made on capiases to require S1.00O bonds and more If necessary for appearance at the special term of court. Among thf Indicted Is the British-American I riub. of Ashevllle, and W. A. Pen- land, manager lSl-MJS.Irn- R1VKRS. Now to travel we'll pro eed , And first we'll go by way of And If the weathers brig-rt and We'll lake a sail adown '; . The next river we will see Is the little river And 1 think we will come soon To the banks of honme And then we'll drift f r many On the blue water of the fair a flay ANSWERS. IKiV-A pair of shears 1CA- Bla.-k swan, vulture, black tern, turk'y bi'xzatd. raven, crow, blackbird, aij'itant. snl black-nek. bowerblrd. rapenalljle scoter coot. loon, crake, corassow. kite. sr' kle. Jackdaw, khor han ostrich, wkumo. skimmer. lo7- Shr,o-llng s-Jar HA- 1 Lincoln ' Hayes 3. Grant. 4 Adams S Arthur . Monroe. 1. Tyler T.l!or. 9 pierce, lies Parana 1070- A li K:i 10:2 liT.v- 5, B .1. lyiient. Ileirth. 5 tnlent es rt h. 9 B 1 I 7 7 4 : 8 Aalievllle'e Street Car I low Settled. Special to The Observer. Ashevllle, May 1. The row be tween the Howland interest and the Sunset Park Railway Com pany over a trolley car was ended before Judge Ward yesterday morning when an agreed decree was signed by the court giving the Holland people the right to the car until May 15. Thla was the row that came near resulting in serious trouble recently between employes of Howland and employes of the Sunset people' people over possession of a trolley car with the arrests of many employes and agents. Two suits for false arrest and Imprisonment have frown out of the trouble, while it Is ald that some rxf the passengers on the car involved In the row will prosecute a suit charging an attempt lo wreck the car. the "wreck charge" growing out of the efforts of the Sun set people to prevent the Howland men from taking the car on an outward trip to Wcavervllle. Tennessee, ten heert. I see. ear. a. Decorator For May 20th. Mr H. V. Jenkins, an exterior deco rator with the ('. W. Polvogt Corn puny, of Wilmington, N. C, who was here last week soliciting orders from the Charlotte merchants for May 17th. 18th, 19th and 20th celebration, will b here next week with the en tire decorating outfit to begin work for the merchants who have con tracted with him. We suggest for the Charlotte merchants to write the Polvogt Company and leave orders for decnrHtlons at once. Their out til Is ample to decorate the entire city. a TTie Best I MEDICINE To Wake up your fiver and Purify your Blood TAKE IT NOW TMt CENUIMC has the RID Z en the front el eaoh aaekass ana the signature and seal of J. H. SHUN CO., an the iMt, IN RID. iiiisasjsjjBSHia.iiie - ' - vsv o Process W, VSt 1 (lOwwn nly isouncKo ersoniasi Full of Dash and Style the equal of a custom made shoe in everything but the price. , C It has the same wear - resisting, shape -retaining qualities that have made WITT'S SHOES famous. for treating Leather uied in the Soles of WITTS SHOES, protects the feet from dampn.es. and make their lasting qualities two-fold. C Be sure fo ask tVnf '$ Shoe. TTAer Trait Mark tlanth for Sho4 Satitfaciton. TOR SALE BY SHOE DEALKUS. TF YOrRS f AXXOT KCPPLY YOTJ WITH WITT SHOES, WRITE l"S. OEO. D. WITT SHOE CO.. Maaufacturen. Lynchburg. Va. HIAKHTS ALb MXXmDS. ' : JLa a- aOeuM laxative ' tonia aaa healtb-bullder so other pills aa earn rare with Dr. Klnf New lAt Pilla. Titer tone and - rsulat stotaach, dlvsr and kidoeva, purify tha blood, strength ea the nerves; cure Cenattpatfon, Xys pepela, Biliousoeaa, Jaundice, Headache. Chilis and Malaria. Try them. Sxx at alt druggists. CAPUDINE W nitms tae aeaas aad COLDS AND 63IPP ekea mmi Kraralsis alse. Uo. Z sad ie boUi. Ctiecis.) CTJJ. V ; : cwfuni, WICANWISpip; COMPANY " - ' 79 MBk Street,' Boston, Uaaa. J. S.C0THEAN, 4i Traat CHABLOTTE Fatigued? WKeo tired out sad ma down, there is nothiosr that will build you op as quickly as Rooaey MB. w aukay . It n bath a tllnmunt ana a tonic. . Four Full Quarts, $4.00 Delivered. Express charge prepaid. For sals by all Wading mail order house, or remit to ui and we will have yoo supplied promptly. STRAUS-GUNST & COj Richmond. Virginia. Makers oi tha Fsmooi R 0007 Malt Plumbing New Building Is our epeclalty. By getting our esti mates buildere and contractor will serve their own interests best. Our work is most satisfactory and our prices always reasonable. We make it . our pride to be prompt and efficient in every respect. HACKNEY BROS. CO. Plumbing. Heating and Supplies. Bell 'Phone 313. No 8 W. Fifth St., Charlotte, N. C. District Passenger Agent, V A.TL AH TA , OA. NStA Rex Flinthote Roofing The Best For Leaky Roofs. For sale only by CHARLOTTE. SUPPLY CO (We carry everything in Mill Furnishings . All Goods Guaranteed Under Pure Food Law and Drugs Act Why spend yoor money for compounded or rectifier! goods, when for the Mtnc mocry yea n get the strd pht article? Look for the Pure Food guarantee which you wi 1 find on all oar goods, it means much to yon. You bUT direct when you order from ni. We are wholesale tribntors and guarantee satisfaction, or money refunded Goods shipped ia neat, plainpackages, express charges prepaid, at prices named. Write for special wholesale prices in bulk lots. Booklet, complete list and fun m. formation mailed on request On list named below ws make gooe losses sas Breakage, (ALL FULL QUa-RTS ) WestoTer (best world over).... EiMaise (old oora whlrtJyT v"' nald Keaay Malt Whlskey'(meo'iel's' ' a Quaes, extra Oseold cora, otr 100 r , 3 ' Huron Rirer Eye.eaUa fine (bottltd in b',n ' Dr. LeBarraa'sBachnOia (medicina'i ' Kelly's Royal Cora (the flaest) 3 f Kelly's Copper Distilled (bottled in "booi, ! Kelly's Medlciaal Malt (Wtlrf in bo5 ? ' ' Miss Tempting (finest Maryland rye). S gallon j-year-old Kentucky Rye I gallon i-year-old North Carolina Corn ' I gallon Holland Gin ' ' ' I gallon Extra Kine Sherry . . . I gallon Porto Rico Ram .... s gallon Extra Good Port Wine 1 gallon 4-year-old Maryland Peach Brsn-!. ' I gallon 4-year-old Virginia Apple Brandy ' charges I . rKit wrrin -repaid. $ ganons old north Carolina Corn . 3 gauoHs vriu n.vmny aye . . j gallons Pine Gle j ganons Apple or Peach Brandy '. 4 7-8 gallons of either abore ... If goods named in Special Offer are desired la plain cases, dd fmc caDon Mckrar On orders west of the Wssiatip per Distilled (bottled in bond) on Alabama, Maryland and District i.oo for 12 quarts. On prepaid bottle list mixed orders shipped at prices quoted. Pnt np In stone jugs, safely packed In plain cases, all charges V Hall ba 00 v ) 'H on 3 md tjt IpLadd soc additional for etch ,uru. M .t of Columbia, add 40c for 4 qu.rt,. r,t , g? TO 6 ur . 60 9 S Good Named Below Shipped by Freight or pt-I saj - -'' J a nv srlv KJVI 1Q a Plain Caseau No Marat to Indicate Contenta. Wholesale Prices Quoted on Case Goods below are Flat, and Do not Cot Eiprei, Chun' Osceola Rye t j Fine, Old and Mellow ( iC Diamond K ( Extra Good Rys ( Ms lor Comfort ' tae 10 Half PlnU and 8P1bu msjor COtnlort ' I Caoe iHalf Plnuand 16 Pion Best for the Price ( 1 Case 31 Hulf Pints and 34 Pints Worth Stata Com ( Case 16 Half Pints and I Plnt Itortn otStS torn I , case i Half Pints sndiPtnt. Old and Mellow ( I Case 31 Half Pints and 34 Finn Old Va11e Corn f t Case 16 Half PlnU and RPInn Uld VSJiey Urn J , Case 16 Half Pints and 16 Pint. Fine Quality ( 1 Case 31 liail Hats and 14 rmu 1 Case 16 Half Pints and 8 Pints . I caw 16 Half Pints and itPinm . ae 31 Half Pints and n Pints . 1 Case 16 Half PlnU and 8Plnt 1 Case 16 Half PlnU and 16 Pint, 1 Case $1 Half Pints and 14 Pint. . EXTRA SPECI ( 1 gallon ... ) ) a gallons.. I 1 wrns: Extra Fine Old, over 100 Proof STRAIGHT North Carolina Corn $ 00 U.Q1 I ) All Chap to yoo pout PHIL. G. KELLY CO. 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