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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, JUNE 12, 1906.
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DO YOU KNOW
That Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription fs .
tiio only medicine sow mrougn aruggists
for woman's weaknesses and peculiar ail- ;
liiunts that does not contain large quanti
ties of aicohol? It is also the only medicine,
especially prepared for the cure of the
(VK'ate diseases peculiar to women, tho
i:.ak-r of which is not afraid to take hia
T.atients into his full confidence, by print-
:r upon each bottle wrapper all the fngre
c!viu entering into the medicine;- Ask
i . .ar druggist if this is not true. ; - .
" Favorite Prescription." too. is thn nntw
i;;eci:cine for women, all the ingredients-:
,.: viiieii nave uie unquannoa endorso-ii.-.it
xf the leading medical .writers of tho
m . t ral schools of practice, recommend
i,;..' them for the cure of the diseases, for
.. . ; the "Prescription" is advised
'a "( -iu; to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N: Y
fjc a free booklet, and read the numeral.-;
.'xtracts from standard medical au
t :,M itu's praising the several ingredients
of hioh Dr. Pierce's medicines are made,'
u;.,! .loii't forget that no other medicines
. up for sale through druggists for do
u. -ti use can show any such professional
endorsement. This, of itselfJs, oi , far
m, re weight and importance than any
liiiuiiut of so-called "testimonials" sn
c ;; sj'icuously Haunted before the public, 4
Tin-"Favorite Prescription" eure3 all
v,. n!:in s peculiar weaknesses and de-r.)!,i;-'rnent8,thus
banishing the periodical
; adaehes. backaches, bearing-down dis-
. tenderness and draging-down sen
sations in lower abdomen, accompanied
b v weakening and disagreeable catarrhal,
t.:Ae drains and kindred symptoms.
Dr. Pierce and his staff of skilled spe
cialists may be consulted free by address
Ijl' as above. All correspondence is
treated as sacredly confidential. By cch
suitiiig in this way the disagreeable
questionings and personal "examinations "
are avoided.
The People's (Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains some very interesting
and valuable chapters on -the diseases
peculiar to women. It contains over ono
thousand pages. It is sent post paid, on
rt eeipt of sufficient in one-cent stamps to
pay cost of mailing only, or 21 cents for
a c'py in flexible paper covers, or 31 cents
for a e loth-bound copy. Address Dr. R.Y.
Pierce as above.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate and invig
orate stomach, liver and bowels. One
a laxative, two or three cathartic
MINT HlLL NEWS
Mr. nnH Mrs. Henderson go to Hidden
ite Welcome to' Dr. Long Per
sonals. Special to The News.
Mint Hill, June 11. This section has
l.een visited with unusual rains for
the past week.
Dr. V. M. Long, a recent graduate
of the X. C. Medical college, has locat
ed in our-city. We are glad to welcome
him here. -
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Henderson left
yesterday for Hiddenlte, where they
will spend several days.
Miss Cora Long has returned from
months visit to friends in .Hickory.
The young people were entertained
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lipe.
Mr. Earnest Brown, of Charlotte is
in the village for a few days. V-
Miss Trannye Felraerof Batesburg,
S. C. and Miss Lela Mills of Hickory
X. C, are visiting Miss Cora Long.
Miss Annie Long returned last night
from a visit to friends in and around
Davidson.. . .y-Sa
Mr. Herbert Miller5 of iHiekory N. QY
"Will spend Sunday with his sister who
is visiting Miss Cora Long. -
Commissioner's Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on the Providence Road. .....
By virtue of an Order of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Mecklenburg
County, North Carolina, in a Special
Proceeding entitled "H. Baxter Pharr,
administrator of W. LI Pharr, deceas
ed, against Sarah Lila Pharr, heir-at
law," I will sell to the highest bid
der at public auction at the court
house door, county aforesaid, at 12 m.,
on the 3oth day of June, 19o6, the fol
lowing described property, 'to'wit:
1st Lot. Fronting 200 feet on the
Northeast side of the Providence
Road, Beginning. at, a stake on edge
of said road, 200 feet front the' corner
of the J. S. Myer's land, and running
-with said road S. 31 1-4 E. 200 feet
to an iron stake on edge of-, road,
thence N. 58 34 E.. 370 feet to an
iron stake, thence N. 45 1-4, W. 205
feet to an iron stake, thence S. 58 3-4
."V. 323 feet to the Beginning, contain
ing One and 59-100 acres.
2d Lot. Fronting 200 feet on the
northeast side of Providence Road,
Beginning at corner of Lot No. 1 at
iron stake on edge of said road, and
running with said road S. 31 1-4 E.
200 feet to an iron stake on edge of
road, thence N. 58 3-4 E. 420 feet
to an iron stake, thence: N. 45 1-4 W.
207 feet to an iron stake, thence S.'
58 3-4 W. 370 feet to the Beginning,
containing One and 81-100 acres.
3d Lot. Fronting 200 feet on the
northeast side of Providence .Road,
Beginning at corner of Lot No. 2 at
iron stake on edge of said-road, and
running with said road S. 31 1-4 E.
200 feet to an iron sake on edge of
Toad, thencet N. 58 3-4 , E: 470 "feet to
an iron stake, thence N. 45 1-4 W. 207
feet to an iron stake, thence S. 58 3-4
.W. 420 feet to the Beginning, contain
ing Two and 4-100 acres. - - " '
; Also a small triangular tract, con
taining about One Hundred or Two
Hundred square feet, 'more or less,'
adjoining the lands of W. H. Wake
field on the southwest side ' of Provi
dence Road.
The terms of sale will be one-half;
eas'i, and the balance in six months,
upon approved security.
TIus 26th day of Ma 7, .1906.
R. BAXTER PHAUR;
Commissioner
i If yon wai,t prompt delivery anj
1, hrU;ios3 work.
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We keep your clothes cleaned T
ina pressed for 1.00 per month.
f(ta City Pressing Club-;:
MRS. J. M. HESTER,
Proprietress,
209 H. Tryon 8treet
JoinOuriMi
-1 H"HH. M"M
Me, EDISGN VISITS
MOUNTAIN CIO
III A
was there ; tor a Short Time Sat-
rda Night, Is now in Ten-
. nessee but., the . Search ' for
: Cobalt;. In North CaroPna was
, Very Successful. ;
Special to The News. V , " .
t .AsaeviiiA-.N. jG...June 11. Thomas
ArvaJisori,;thewizard of Menlo Park,
who-has-been searching for cobalt in
iiJiunab'er. a.jCiiunties in this state was
in Asheville Saturday night, 'arriving
here in the early eavening, and leaving
shortly-after "mtdnight for Nashville;
--Air. Edison while here talked of his
searchjahd its fruits, stating that he
had " been 'entirely successful, having
located ;riehrfceiis of the mineral , of
which'"lte -was'ih.- search, sufficient
quantities' Of If -having been found he
declared, to insure a great reduction in
the cost of operating automobiles and
to reduce the -weight of their storage
batteries 50 per cent. He declared that
the cost of city traffic can now be re
duced 5 per cent. "The heavy storage
batteries have been a great handicap
to the electrically propelled machines,
"he said, "and at present their cost is
prohibitive to the great majority-of
people. With' large quantities of cobalt,
available, however, I can equip an au
tomobile propelled by the cobalt sys
tem which will have a great advantage
in weight over the machines now in
use, and at a Cost which will greatly
increase the use of the machines."
Mr. Edison ended his journey at
Webster yesterday afternoon, and he
and his party came to Asheville by
rail, leaving the machine in which thev
have traveled to be shipped to Nash
ville. Accompanying Mr. Eddison, were
Frederick Ott and John Miller, two
minerologists from Orange New Jersey
and John Morris, an electrician. They
were equipped with an assayer's out
fit and Mr. Edison stated last night
that when driving through the moun
tains they detected a vein of cobalt,
they would stou and make an assay,
only two minutes being required for
the purpose.
"Most of the cobalt now known to
the world, is found in France and Aus-
traha said Mr. -Edison, "but I wTas
heennaent ; it must exist in the United
States, and I have for several months
had forces of men at work in Kentucky,
Tennessee Alabama,;. Georgia, and
North COTolina-rit has been found in
small quant'ities.in ---Sill those states,
Tehriesse'e h'AVing more "than 'any other
region execpt western part of North
Carolina. My men will continue the
search, however, and we intend fiUly
to.ver;jhe ground. "T Jv
iithlsstate continued Mr. Edison,
"I have" found "cobalt in Lincolnton,
Gaston, Shelby and Jackson. In Jack
son county, there is a large quantity,
"while. the ; beds are . valuable in the
other counties. The quality was just
what JL was looking for.. I. have left a
force of men" in these counties, and
they will makethorough investigation
as to the'ruantity to be found. They
will report to me and I may possibly
return here "later" Ih the ' stimrner and
thoroughly investigate. I am fully con
fident that'what I have found here will
enable me to start out on the work of
making new vehicles propelled , by co-x
pan Dauenes.-. ; j
"I am pleased with the south, and
believe the discovery of cobalt will
mean additional prosperity for its peo
ple. I , have greatly . enjoyed my trips-
through 'the'- mountains. I " have seen
very little whiskey and so few drunken
men, and that surprised me."
' b A N ADAY GETS $1 ,800
Received Injuries in Wreck;- on Coast
Line Four Years Ago SHaw Didn't
Want to Run "Again 'M'r. Gold a Can--
Special to The News. -
Greensboro, June 11. Since the
news of yesterday that Mr. J. Crawford
Biggs has more than enough instructed
votes for him to secure the nomination
for the judgeship in this Judicial District,-the
friends of -'Judge 'Shaw here
are relating that six : months ago he
announced to several in confidence
that he would not be a candidate for
"re-nomination, but after his term "ex
pired he wanted to return to the prac
tice. It is being said that he was strong
ly advised not Ho retire" but to let his
friends go to work for him and pre
serve him 6 the .bench for the good of
the stale.- He - reluctantly let their
judgement supplant his expressed wish,
ana it ne is aeieatea. as now iooks
certalfa7 there will be no sting in it to
him. :
Mr, P. D. Gold Jr. State Agent of the
Provid'ence Insurance Company will be
a candidate .for the Democratic nomi
nation .for the House of Representa
"tives -from Guilford. J
In the Superior .court Saturday af
tCTttOOff.thB.3ury awarded J. A Ciajia
day. $1,800 damages against the Atlantic
Coast. Lihe. -.for injuries received as
engineer "in -a wreck four years ago.
At the time of the injury Canaday
wasf a-meinber of the Coast Line Re:
lie"f Association, a fraternal order com
posed exclusively of employes of "the
Company,-and signed an agreement
upon joining that he would forfeit mil
right to sue for damages upon payment
of a Certain TW.eekly indemnity for any
injuries received whether the Company
was 1 'negligent of - "notv He had paid
eighty two dollars premiums and ret
ceived seventy dollars from the Asso
ciation for the accident. The counsel
for the Company argued a motion to
set aside the verdict contending that
plaintiff was estopped from Suing for
damages: Judge Ferguson denied the
motion; signing , judgement for ..the
plaintiff from which the Company ap
pealed. if' Kid NW Trial For Patrick: '.'
New Ydrk, June ill. Recorder Goff
denied the motion for a new. trial in the
case of Albert T. Patrick, the convict
fed murderer of William Marsh Rice.
HER COURAGE SAVED HER.
Miss "Pearl Jones of Selma Fatally
Shoots a Negro, Who Attempted , to
Assault Her. She was Night Op
erator in Telephone Office.
Special to -rue News.
Selma, Jijne 11. Saturday night
about 11 o'clock an attempted crimi
nal assault was made upon Miss
Pearl Jones of this place by two ne
groes. Miss Jones is night operator
at the telephone office. The negroes
came up to the office and were in"
the act of entering the yard when-
Miss Jones took her pistol and fired
at them. One of the negroes, Bud
Richardson," was hit and will die. The
other three have been arrested.
This is the third attempt that has
recently been made by negroes to
enter this telephone office. 'The - first
attempt was made about two weelts
ago and the next attempt was made
r. few nights later. Since that time
the office has been guarded everv
night by white men.
Saturday night the two men who
were to guard the office were sitting
at the drug store across the street
waiting for the stores to close be
fore taking their position when they
heard a pistol shot, followed by four
more in quick succession. They ran
to the telephone office where they
found the young lady with the pistol
in her hand. She said that she had
started out of the office into the back
lot When some one started towards
her. She jumped back into the office,
grabbed her pistol and fired. From 1
the flash of the pistol she was ena-1
bled to see more clearly and the next
four shots were aimed at an object
which she saw crouched . in one cor1
rner of the lot. She thought she hit
this object, a negro, before he got
over the fence. Crowds quickly gath
ered ' and ' began the search for the
negroes. In. a few minutes a negro
boy came running to the drug store
saying that he was going after a doc
tor for his brother who had just
been shot. They made this boy lead
them back to where .-his brother
lived. They found Bud Richardson,
who confessed the whole affair.
. Three other negroes were arrested
and . ati four 'o'clock yesterday after
noon all , were given a preliminary
hearing. Two were released and two
held. The other negro. Jim Merritt.
who was implicated by RichardsAi
emphatically . denies any connection
with the crime.
There is much commendation of
Miss Jones for the couraee - she
thowed. She will continue her work,
as if nothing had happened. She says
she fears no further trouble.
The citizens and visitors of the
town are going to present her with
a gold mounted revolver as a token
of their appreciation of hex courage.
DID JETT. MAKE CONFESSION?
Report has, it that Curtis Jett Made
Confession of Assassination of Cock
rill. , "
By Associated Press. ' ,
Lexington, Ky., June 11. A special
from Winchester, , Ky., reports "that
Curtis Jett ?now in the Cynthiana jail
awaiting his second" trial on the charge
of assassinating James Cockrill in
Jackson Ky., three j'ears ago, has made
a full confession telling of the assassin
ation of Dr. B. N. Cox,- James Cock
rill and Jp-mes B. Marcum.
Among other things Jett is said to
have confirmed ; the statement of B. J.
Owens the star -witness in the Marcum
case who ho said, told the truth in the
trials from beginning to the end.
Jett is" also said to shaver declared that
Thomas White, whois. charged;. wfh
complicity1 in the aissassinatioh of
Marcum, admitted that the testimony
of the plot to kill Marcum was true.
Confession Denied. ;
Cynthiana, Ky., June 11. -The alleg
ed confession of Curtis Jett is discred
ited here. The county attorney denies
it absolutely. 5 -:" (
THREE KILLED IN WRECK.
New Jersey's Atlantic City Flyer Ran
Into Open Switch Three Killed,
Thirty injured.
By Associated Press. '' '-'
Red Bank, N. J., June 11. The Cen
tral Railroad of the New Jersey's At
lantic City Flyer, due in New York at
11:30 o'clock, ran into an opeVi switch
near here. The firerarn and two pas
sengers; were ,s killed. Thirty : passen-;
geVs are reported injured: 4
'-rs-
Come
Up
Where
Perhaps you know why you fail
position. " ,
"5;-; ' - .. ,t :. Some Don't.
Just why the brain doesnot produce practical money making results
is a puzzle to many men. , : ,-, '' -':- ,
Strong, healthy, natural brains can be made ffom fobdi and good brains
can work keenly when they have their proper food.-, .
Unsuccessful h rains often . come from improperly selected food.
A distinct improvement in mental power will follow' in a week or ten
days, when the brain building food ' .,.' .-.
mi
is used twice a day. - "' '! p .''" "!-"""" -'k -'" v . ;.
There are well -established and very clearly understood reasons for
these sure results from the change in food. You can make Money, Position;
J Fame if you have the kind of brain that
There's a
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- !"cv" ?fyic or ulcer Qoes not heal and shows signs of becoming
r' iWi USe SUSPicion' canse many of these places lead to
Cancer. It may appear as , an ordinary sore at firsth and is given
S-VVSSl ? ?lsiinPle alve, wash or piaster with theope
iStJiS1. .f tte tnmbYe is in the blbod a?d
T-i tT jT T. , remeaies, and soon the sore will return
avvuuc luc ucauijr pujison Degins to eat
into the surrounding flesh and the
ulcer spreads rapidly, becoming more
offensive and alarming until at last
the sufferer finds he is afflicted with
Cancer. Cancerous ulcers often start
from a boil, wart,, mole or .pimple,
which has been bruised or roughly
handled, showing that the taint is in
the bipod, perhaps inherited. Another cause for non-healing ulcers and
sores is the remains of some constitutional disease or the - effects of a-lone
PURELY -VEGETABLE. to im.Prove. the discharge gradually grows less,
. - , . , . the inflammation leaves, the flesh resume9
its healthy color, and soon the sore is well, because every vestige of the cause
has been removed from the blood. Book on sores and ulcers and medical ad
vice without charge, thf SWier SDrnsnri tn awau m
CRIMINAL COURT ADJOURNS
Judgments That Appear on the Clerk's
Docket.
' The June, term of Mecklenburg Su;
perior Court for t:ie trial of criminal
cases closed Saturday.
The following judgments were re
corded on the criminal docket:
Jim Sanders, retailing, not guilty;!
W. F. Vaughn, lareeny, judgment sus
pended on. the payment of the costs;
Victor McWhirter and Henry Brown,
affray, $3 each and the costs; Jim
Clark, assault, judgment suspended on
the payment of the costs; Worth Good
son, assault, , judgment suspended on
the payment of the costs; W. F. Fim
derburk, carrying .concealed weapons,
paid the costs; Reese Helms, affray,
$5 and the costs ;Hogan Abernathy, as
sault, $25; Watt Sloan, assault, $10 and
the costs; Vincent Johnston, malicious
mischief, four months and $200 fine;.
Grigg Johnston, malicious mischief,
judgment on the payment of the costs; J
T T TUv4-rt . , f . : l : 1 1
u. j. uuiiiioLuii, icLumiig, uuee, cases,
$50 fine in each case; Mag Crockett,
larceny, six months in the county
jail; Lester Black,. 60 days in jail;
Annie Johnston, receiving stolen goods
not guilty; Warren Perkins, man
slaughter, 12. years, in the State peni
tentiary; LawsonyMcLemore, larceny,
six months On 'the'" roads; Luke Wal
lace, larceny, six haonths on the roads;
Will Davis, carrying concealed weap
ons, $3 and the costs; J Cornelius,
larceny, nine months on the roads:
Ada .Johnston, assault, suspended on
the payment' of the1 costs ; Henry Boyd,
affray, $10 and the .costs; Sam ' Orr,
affray, $5 and the costs; Calbot With-,
ers, carrying concealed weapons, four'
months on the-roads; Robert Frazier,
carrying pohcea'Te'd f hveaporis,- 30 days
,oh the;roads'; 'eaTViri ;Cald-veli, assault
with, a deadly-weapon, .' not guilty;,
Lewis Plair, affray, i0; days - in' jail; 1
Alice Allen. ' retailing, hot euiltv : Roh J
Caldwell, retailing, three months on
the roads; W. C. Hastings, retailing,
not guilty; Emma Lorance, retailing,
one half the costs; Sam Perry, retail
ing, paid the costs;' Charles Williams,
larceny, five months on " the roads;
Cull Griffin, retailing, 20 days in jail;
Guy. Nolen and Frank Pendleton,
drunk paid the costs:
.. " 1,000 Delegates present. ;
Annuai Convention of Travellers'r Pro
tective Association Assembled To
day By Associated Press;
.Buffalo; June 11. The annual -convention
of the travellers .Protective
Association assembled liere with
more than ,1,000 Relegates present.
Norfolk, Va., is putting in a strong
bid for the next . National Convention
to be held there during the James
town celebration. '
Col- .Shook Arrives.
Col. J. Wiley Shook, the collarless
statesman from Clyde, Haywood coun
ty, arrived to day at noon to attend the
sessions of the Federal court.
. Col. Shook is not. well and he does
not like the idea of swapping his de
lightful Haywood county breeze for
city, air. , . .
in the plans for . money, fame and
'
works that way.
Rfeason
Yoii
Belong
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OFTEN LEA13
After
I was suffering1 greatly from a cancer
ous ulcer on my left breast, which had
begrun to eat, and at times would dis
charge very offensive matter. I
only sister, my mother and two of her
lsfled I would have gone the samaway
bnt for 8. S. S., which cured me.
Bolton, Mo. MRS. J. CASSEXL. I
speii 01 sicKness. . a. S. goes down to the
very root of the trouble and cures so thorough
ly that there is never any sign of the trouble
in after years. As soon as the system gets
under the influence of S. S. S. the olace beeins
In the Heart of the Shopping
and Theatre Districts .
GILSEY HOUSE
29th St. and Broadway
New York:, City.
TEN MINUTES FROM ALL
DEPOTS
ROOMS
European Plan, $1.00 per day up.
American Plan, $2.50 to $3.50,
Per Day According to Location.
.75 Suites, Parlor, Bedroom
and Bath. Special Rates to
Families, American and. Eu
ropean Plans.
Combination Breakfast, 50c.
Luncheon, 40c.
Dinner, 6 to 8:30, 75c.
H. S. DUNCAN. Prop,.
!i
The Cost Qf Building
May be " reduced mate
rially if you get the right
kind of plumbing done in
the right way at the right
price.
Let' us look over j'our
.pTa'n and se'.ii.' .w'4!r,can-'-
not make ' some sugges-4
tons that " will save ' you
money. -
223 S. Tryon St.
Our Phone Is 309.
Caroline
lHeatirig& Plumbing
Company
noted the world
over for the ,
High Grade
: . work that la
put in it
We would like to talk to you about it
Koiision-Dixon & Go,
Pretty
Painted China
tn numberless exquisite ,
designs and shapes, , appro- .
priate for gifts or desir
able for personal use at ,.
our store. . .
the Palamountain Co.
JEWELERS. :
:c:We-, are showing an : extensive . line
-of gilded clocks. Inhere are many dif
ferent sizes and shapes an4 ' besides
being ;most-beautiful ip7 design ,.they
ai e ; excellent time-keepers . and. , very
reasonable in price."lit,l it:;; ::': i
& lis
Watches, Diamonds. Gold and Silver
"Novelties
The
Wabash
lill Glois!
GARIBALDI
The: Butif ill
tievation from 2,250 to 5,000 Feet.
Georgeous Mountain Scenery, three magnificent lakes, " Countless
beautiful waterfalls, pure an bracing air.f Trout fishing in streams
and lake, boating, bathing, horseback riding, driving, mountain
climbing and all indoor amusements.
FIVE CHARMING HOTELS.
TOXAWAY INN, Lake Toxa
way, now open. I. H. Aiken,1
Manager. Special rates dur
ing June.
THE FRANKLIN, Brevard,
opens July 1. A. Lamborn,
v Manager. - '
THE LODGE, Summit of Mt. Toxaway, now open. Mrs. A. Burdick,
. Manager.
The hotels are modern, and are noted for perfect service. Address
either hotel for rates. . .
For descriptive booklet and general" information address
Special rates at Toxaway JOHN C. BURROWS, Pres
Inn during June. The Toxaway Hotel Comoanv.
4 iV Lake Toxaway, N. C.
Tne Lake Region of the South. ;
HAYWOOD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Famous for its Sulphur and Iron Water.
Altitude 2850 Feet.
twenty acres of beautiful well shaded lawn. . The most delightful place
in the Western North Carolina Mount ains to spend the summer months
1' or particulars and descriptive booklet write.
ALEXANDER BROS., PROPS. WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
THE,, BALSAM INN..
AineW and uto-date -hotel" "-with' all modern conveniences will open
July 10th. The highest R. R. 'point east of the Rockies. For further in
formation, address.''- -'- ; -. ;' - - . ; ".. ,'; -'. "
,V: ' ' . -' . " . " W. S. CHRISTY, Mgr. '
: ' ; . '.-.. : ' '."J'..' Balsam, N. C.
Cleveland
The, famous well-known summer re-sort, is "under new. managemenjt, .con
tains all modern conveniences. Has been recovered "and thoroughly ren
ovated. New water sewerage has just been put in and a call bell system aK
so. Electric - lights and call bell in every room.' Good water, fine climate
and many attractions;.: Many improve ments made since last season. For fur
ther information, write, , ' . ...... A,
' QM li. MtFarlaka, Prop.
SHELBY, N. C.
CENTRAL
In the Heart of the Business District
; Over $30,000 has been spent in modern improements, making
this one of the best appointed, cleanest find mosjt comfortable ho
tels in the Carolinas. The table is unsurpassed south of Washing
ton." -'. -.. ' - ' .
All are outside rooms and every one electric lighted. Electric
elevator service day and night. Rooms with private baths.
;M. P,O CAkLA .. Charlotte, NC l
66
The
Land
KEXU-WORTH -mt
Situated in a private park of 160 acres.
BILTMQRE, NEAR ASHEVILLE. N. C.
2500 ft. aLove Sea Level.
JUST THE PLACE TO SPEND THE SUMMER.
" Recognized as the leading Hotel I
ohna. No scenery in' the world will
tel. -Mt. Mitchell and Pisgah' in full
Biltmore estate. Cool invigorating
sine unsurpassed. 'All vegetable from
ery morning. Orchestra, golf pool,
and drives. - - - :-;','--;".- ;
Coach meets all trains at Bilt
commodated under any circumstances,
running every half hotif between trol
Open all the year. .Write or. wire for
EDGAR B.
1906
IE
Leading, Reliable Makes (
$20.00 to $65.00
Easy Teims.
Queen City Cycle
THE tNTHOFFER fNN
is now open just one-half mile , from
the station. For terms apply to
v E. J. ENTOFFER,
.' "' Black Mountain, N. C.
..Plows, Disc ; -Harrowg, Cultiva
tors, Grain Drills, Gasolene En
"gines and all tinds of agricul
tural -" Implements at ' lowest
prices at my' vimmense store
- house, cor. Stonewall and Col-
'. leige. streets. r ; - --'
twxm
i
Sapphire Country i
FAIRFIELD INN, 'Lake 'Pair-' J
field; open July''-'l. wVlkPti T-
C. A. Martin; Managers.' v WC IV
SAPPHIRE INN, Lake Sap
phire, now open. . Mrs. P..
Crisp, Manager.
B UB9
n the Mountains of Western North Car
compare with the, view from this ho
view. Adjoins and overlooks tha
climate, magnificently furnished, cul
our private garden gathered fresh ev
billiards, tennis, livery, beautiful rides
more station. - Consumptives not ae
Coach Is operated by management
ley from Asheville,
booklet and rates. .
and the hotel
MOORE, Proprietor
THE HOLMAN-CHRlSTiAN UHIYEBSITY.-
will be used for "a hotel summer re
sort from J line 4 until September 1st.
Beautiful location. For further infor
mation, address . .
DR. JAMES CASWELL. COGGINS,'
. ! . . Black Mountain, N. 'C. '
in Improvements
Makes. -
One of the Finest Hotels
In the South. .
C.E.
r & Co.
' Proprietors
Charlotte, N. C.
Springs
HOTEL
of
The
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