THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, APRIL 4, 1 908.
Capitol City
Nezvs Briefs
Special to The News.
Raleigh. X. C. April About noon
today in Wake superior eo.in the
jury took the ease of State vs. Ever-
itt Snoino. eharsieil with killin
Waiter Cliavis. eolovea. nearlv
t wo .
years ago. The hearing began Tues
day afternoon. Two hours last even
ing were devoted to argument by
counsel and tluee other speeches
were made this afternoon before
Judge Hriggs charged the jury and
directed them to take the case.
S pence is a mere boy, son of a well
known fanner in Now Light town
ship. He and several older compan
ions, all drinking, stopped a wagon in
front of a negro church in East Ral
eigh, tired into the erowd. Chavis be
ing killed, the defense claims while
he wa-s stooping to get a rock to
throw at the wagon. The killing by
the boy is admitted, but self defense
is pleaded. A verdict for manslaught
er is demanded by the solicitor.
The A. & M. baseball team left this
morning for Greensboro to play Guil-
ford College there
They go to Charlotte
second game with
ihis afternoon.
Saturday for a
Davidson. The
team is accompanied by a goodly
company of student-rooters and it
is claimed that the boys are in fine
form for playing winning ball. They
return to Raleigh from Charlotte and
will play Dartmouth College for two
games Monday and Tuesday.
Superintendent J. E. Cole and the
trustees of the Xorth Carolina Meth
odist Orphanage are considering plans
for an additional cottage for the
steadily increasing number of children
coming to the institution. There arc
now 1S3 ehil.lren being cared for.
The plant now consists of the main
building which cost $12,000. one cot
tage building and the superintendent's
residence. The completed plans for
the institution call for seven cottages.
It is the second of this number that
is under consideration now.
The registrars and poll holders for
I he state prohibition election in Wake
county have just been appointed by
the Wake board of elections, the elec
tion to be May 2l. The boards of
elections in all the counties are
to
make similar appointments at once.
A man intimate with political situ-;
ations for many years an.l successful;
himself in a number of campaigns,
having served in congress as well as
in other high offices., said today that
while he intends to vote the prohibi
tion ticket he is not at all certain
that prohibition will carry. He thinks
that the rural districts are more
than likely to show up an anti-prohibition
sentiment along with a num
ber of the towns. He further sus
pects that a number of communities
that are prohibition will vote anti
prohibition in this election for the
reason that they feel that those com
munities in the state that now have
saloons or dispensaries should be left
to control their own affairs and pro
hibition sentiment developed within
those localities rather than forcing
prohibition upon them.
The Xorth Carolina Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple is going up rapidly.
There are already five stories of the
outer walls up. all the seven stories
of reinforced cement structural work
having been, of course, in position
for some time. The temple will in
all probability be ready for occu
pancy July 1.
Superintendent J. S. Mann. Warding
.1. M. Fleming and Clerk T. M. Ar
rington of the State Prison, have
just been re-elected for another term
by the board of directors, composed
of J. G. Hackett. WTikesboro, chair
man: W. E. Crosland, Rockingham:
R. H. Speight, Edgecombe; J. P.
Kerr, Asneville; and S. H. Hearne,
Albemarle.
The funeral of Charles A. Hart, a
most highly esteemed retired busi
ness man of this city, who died last
night, aged 80 years, was conducted
from the residence this afternoon by
Dr. 1. McK. Pittinger of The Church
of the Good Shepherd. He was in
the hardware business for many years
and served in the Confederate army.
The three-story brick building erect
ed here as a temple by the negro
Masonin
lodge, is nearing completion.
The lodge is
third floor. It
material from
now meeting on the
is built largely of tr
the building on Fay-
etteville street
that gave place for
the splendid North Carolina Grand
Lodge Temple for white Masonry.
A $3,500 pipe organ is to be placed
in the auditorium of the North Caro
lina school for the blind. Superinten
dent. John E. Ray having left last
night for Hartford, Conn., to close
the contract for the instrument. He
will stop in Washington and call on
President Roosevelt with other prom
inent citizens of the state and Mr.
Hayne Davis to urge the president to
participate in u North Carolina Peace
Convention to be held in Raleigh,
Wilmington or Greensboro.
The farmers in the Fucpiay Springs
section are to be addressed Saturday
by Governor Glenn on state prohibi
tion. O. J. Barrett, noted pitcher of Mc
Ilae. Ga., was signed today by "King
Kelly,' manager of the Raleigh team.
Kelly expects to have eighteen men
here by May 1st ready for the pre
liminary practices, the weeding 6ut
to go forward then to the opening of
the season.
Hon. J. Y. Joyner has gone to
Guilford county to make several edu
cational addresses. C. H. Mebane, of
the department of education also left
today for Randolph to make several
speeches on local taxation and general
school improvement.
Mr. Horace Taft, brother of Bill,
told a newspaper interviewer the
other day, that Bill was going to be
President. What else could Horace
say?
SUFFERING & DOLLARS SAVED.
E. S. Boper, of Marilla, N. Y.. says:
"I am a carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Arni
ca Salve. It has saved me suffering
and dollars. It is by far the best heal
ing salve I have ever found." Heals
lnirns, sores, ulcers, f.-ver sores, ec
7pnm and piles. 25c at Woortall &
Sheppard's,
druggists.
WHAT DID LOWELL
SEE ON VENUS?
I In the April American Magazine Pro
; fessor Harold Jacoby, of Columbia
i University, throws a bomb into the
, camp of those astronomers who clam
( that they have seen canals on Krai's
j and therefore conclude that Mars is
inhabited. He shows that the real
phetcyraphs of Mars which Professor
Lowell has made are only three-sixteenth
of an inch in diameter, and
that the larger pictures are simply
hand drawings made from visual ob
servations. And visual observations,
he says, cannot be depended upon.
To show that this is true, he says:
"It will be remembered that some
ten years ago, Lowell observed on the
planets Venus and Mercury, certain
systems of geometric markings. As
it is impossible to suppose that all
planets possess intelligent engineers,
it is an essential of the Martian tbeory
to show that these Venus markings
are Quite unlike those now seen on
Mars. Accordingly, in his book en
titled "Mars and its Canals,' published
in 1!KH;. Lowell refers to those older
Venus observations in the following
words:
" "The Venusiam lines are hazy, ill
defined and non-uniform.'
"Referring now to the original ar
ticle in which he describes what he
saw on Venus, and which was printed
in the. Monthly Xotices of the Royal
Astronomical Society. London, ISitT,
we find the following:
" "They i the markings on Venus)
are not shadings more or less definite,
but perfectly distinct markings. I
have seen them when their contours
had the look of a steel engraving."
"The only way in which these two
statements concerning Venus can be
brought into some sort of accord is
to suppose that in the interval of nine
.'.ears, the observer has for souse
reasot. changed his opinion. If this
is the case, it is difficult to under
stand why he did not nuote his re
marks of 197 in the book of L I ',
and state specifically that the older
statement is incorrect. However this
may be. the juxtaposition of these
two statements cannot be regarded as
other than a proof of contradiction in
the evidence of this witness: it con
si ittiic-o a strong indication of un
reliability so far as his observations
of faint planetary markings are con
cerned.' EXPORTS OF COTTON
Value of Cotton Exported From July 1,
1907, to March 21. 1908.
Since July 1 there have been export
ed G,3S2,000 bales of cotton, or 56.G per
cent of the crop estimated as ginned
to March 1, 190S. It is estimated that
during the first three weeks of March
r.(il00 bales have been added to the
exports. This shows rapid falling off
compared with the records by months
in preceding years. The tables follow-j
herewith for four years, beginning with
July, give the monthly record of ex
port movement, in bales :
1904-0r. r.if)3-0i
Julv 110,4.17 20,851
August 09,S32 322,701
September 7,702 603,52.")
October 1,201,440 SS9.303
November 1,181,800 908,939
December 1.190,993 1,094,503
Januarv 812,149 647.S21
February 503.030 512.S27
March ( 3 wks) . . 659,980 47S.S92
April 595,061 550,461
May 632,713 295,422
June 533,573 , 325,845
Total 12 mo. ..8.333,793 7,041,152
1906-07 1907-OS
Julv 176,433 v S4,674
August 180,061 66,779
September "03.1S1 379,936
October Ki.7f727 '00.30
November 1,266,069 1,318,88S
December 1,328.727 1,309,106
Januarv 1,270,468 1,268,0S0
February S63.634 737,605
March (3 wks.) . . 769,140 316,000
April 639.227
June 182,289
Juno 182289
Total 12 mo. ..8,692,S29 6,3S1,698
From the above figures it is clear
that the months during which heaviest
exports occurred in 1907-08 compare
favorably with the earlier years. The
earliest, months of the fiscal year were
exceptionally light, and the prospect
is for a rather light movement during
the concluding months of the year be
ginning with April and ending with
June. The value of this cotton at the
average export value of ITU cents a
pound approximates $378,000,000.
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SOUTHERN RHILR1V)
K. B. Following: schedule flmarea
published only it information ui no
guaranteed. Effective Jan. 19th, 1938
3:30 a. m., No. S, nany for Richmonc
and local points, connects at Greens
boro for Winston-Salem, Raleigh
GolUsboro, New Bern, ami Moreheac
7:55 a. m., No. 39 dally for Atlanta
Pullman sleeper ana day coaches Char
lotte to Atlanta.
5.25 a. m., No. 27, daily for Rock Hill
Chester, Columbia, and local stations
5.52 a. m.. No. 4 4, daily for Wash
injjion and points North. Handles Pull
m.tn car and day coaches, Atlanta U
Washington.
7:10 a. m., No. 16, daily emept Sun
day, for Statesville, Taylorsville and
local points. Connects at Mooresville
for Y.'inston-Salem, and at Statesvills
for AsheviHe and points west.
10:55 a. m., No. 33 daily for Columbia
and Augusta, Handles Pullman Sleepei
New York to Augusta, and day coaches
Washington to Augusta. Dining cai
service.
10.05 a. m., No. 36, daily for "Wash
ing-ton and points North. Pullman
Drawin
sleepers to New York anft
Richmond. Dav Coaches New Origan
to Washington. Dining car service
Connects at Greensboro for Winston
Salvia, Raleigh and Goldsboro.
11.14 a. m., No. 11, daily, for Atlanta
and for local stations. Connects a.i
Spartanburg for HendersonvUle anf
Asneville.
9:35 a. m., No. 30, dally for Wasb
ington and points North. Pullman
Drawing Room sleeper to New York
day ct-aches Jacksonville to Washing
ton. Dining car service.
10:.r.d a. m.. No. 28, daily for Winston-Salem,
Roanoke and local stations
11:05 a. 111., No. 37, daily New Yorfc
and New Orleans Limited. Pullman
Drawing Room sleeping cars, Observa
tion and Club cars. New York to New
Orleans. Pullman Drawing Room sleep
ing car, New York to Birmingham
Solid Pullman train. Dining car ser
vice. 5:40 p. m., No. 25 daily, except Sun
day, freight and passenger, for Ches
ter, S. c. anl local points.
6:05 p. m.. No. 31. daily, for Wash
ingrton and poinis North. Pullman
sleeper Augusta to New York. Pullmai
sleeper Augusta to New York.
6:50 p. m., No. Zi taily except Sun
day for Statesvillt Taylorsville and
local points. Connects at Statesville fo;
Asneville, Knoxvlile, Chattanooga,
Memphis and point. west.
S:25 p. m.. No. 4i. daily for Atlanta
Pullman sleerer and day coaches Char
lotte to Atlanta.
9.05 p. m., No. 5S daMy New Yorh
and New Orleans Limited for Wash
ington, and pointn north. Pullmai
Drawing Room, Sipping. Observation
and Club cars to New York. Dinm
car service. Solid Pullman train.
9:35 p. in.. No. 3. daily New York and
New Orleans. limited for Washing
ton, and points iorth. Pullman Draw
ing ltoom. Sleeping, Observation and
Club cars to N!w York. Dining cai
service. Solid Pullman train.
3:20 a. m., No. 2?, daily for Colum
bia. Savannah and Jacksonville. Pull
man Drawing Room Sleeper, and day
coaches Washington to Jacksonville.
Tickets, Sleeping Car Keservations
and detail information can be obtained
at ticket office, No. 11 South Tryon St
C. H. ACKERT, V.-Pres & Gen Mgr.
S. II. HARDWICK. P. T. M..
W. H. TAYLOE. G. P. A..
Washington, D. C.
R. U VERNON. T. P. A..
Charlotte, N. C.
SEABOARD
Air Line
Railavav
rnese arrivals ana departures a
well as the time and connection with
departures
other companies are given only as in
formation, and are not guarnteed.
Direct line to the principal cities
North, East. South and Southwest
Schedule taking: effect January 5, 1308,
subject vo change without notice.
Tickets" for passage on aH trains are
sold by this company and accepted by
the passenger with the understanding !
mac tins company win not be responsi
ble for failure to run its tr?.ins on
schedule time, or for any such delay af
may be incident to their operation. Care
is exercised to give the correct time
to connecting lines, but this company is
not responsible for errors or omissions
Trains leave Charlotte as follows.
No. 40. daily, at 4 a. m., for Monroe
Hamlet and "Wilmington, connecting al
Monroe with 23 for Atlanta. Birming
ham and the Southwest; at Monroe witb
38 for Raleigh and Portsmouth. With 6f
at Hamlet for Raleigh, Richmond
Washington, New York and the East
No. 133 daily, at 10.10 a, m. for Lin
colnton, Shelby and Rutherfordtor.
without change.
No. 44, daily, at 5 p. m.. for Monroe
Hamlet, Wilmington and all local
points, connecting at Hamlet with 4?
for Columbia, Savannah and all Florida
points.
No. 132, daily, 7 p. m. tor Monroe,
connecting with 41 for Atlanta. Bir
mingham and tho Southwest: with 34
at Hamlet for Richmond. Wasuinto
and New York, and the East; with 31
at Monroe for Raleigh. Portsmouth and
Norfolk. Through sleeper on this train
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from Charlotte, N. C. to Portsmouth
Va., daily.
Trains arrive in Charlotte n3 follow.
No. 133 10 a. m., daily, from point
North and South.
No. 45, daily, 12.35 p. m., from Wil
mington and all local points.
No. 132, 7 p. m., daily, from Ituther
fordton, Shelby, Lincolnton and C. & N
W. Railway points.
No. 39, 1.25 a, m.. daily, from Wil
mington. Hamlet and Monroe, alsc
from points East, North and Southwest
connecting at Hamlet for Monroe.
Connections are made at Hamlet witb
nil through trains for points North
South and Southwest, which are com
posed of vestibule day coaches between
Portsmouth and Atlanta, and Washing
ton and Jacksonville, and sleeping cars
between Jersey City, Birmingham and
Mamphis. and Jersey City and Jackson
ville. Cafe cars on all through trains
For information, time-tables, reserva
tions or Seaboard descriptive litera
ture apply to ticket agents or addresi
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Under and by virtue or a deed of
trust executed to me bearing date the
16th day of May. 1905, recorded in
Book 19G, page 113, Register of Deeds
office for Mecklenburg County. North
Carolina, and because of default in the
payment of the debt therein secured,
I will sell for cash to the highest bid
der at public auction, at the County
Court House Door in the City of Char
lotte, NT. C, Thursday, the 23rd day
of April, 1908, at 12 o'clock, M., the
following described land, lying and
being in Charlotte Township, Meck
lenburg county, North Carolina, and
bounded as follows:
In Ward No. 1, of the City of Char
lotte, at the interesection of North Da
vidson and East 12th Streets, fronting
ninety-nine (99) feet on Davidson
Street (East side) and extending back
Eastwardly with that width, along 12th
Street, 19S feet in depth Being
known and designated in the plan of
said City (Beer's Map, 1S77), as lot
No. 1S51, in Square No. 230 to which
Map reference is made; Being the
same land conveyed to J. A. Griffin
by W. W. Phifer and by said J. A.
Griffin and wife conveyed to A. W.
Fitts by deed registered in Book 170,
pages 154 and 155, of the Register of
Deeds
office said County of Mecklen
burg. Upon said premises are located
four frame dwelling houses.
This the 23rd day of March, 1908.
R. E. COCHRANE,
7-23-tds Trustee.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY ADMINISTRATOR.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
the Superior Court of Mecklenburg
County in Special Proceedings entitled
K. C. Severs, Administrator of the
estate of Clarussa Butler, deceased,
Plaintiff, vs. Lottie Butler Jones and
her husband, James Simmons Jones,
and Claud E. Butler, defendants, I will
sell at public aution. at the court house
door in the City of Charlotte on Sat
urday the ISth day of April, 1908, at 12
o'clock noon, the following describ
ed lot or parcel of land, situated 'in
the City of Charlotte, at the corner
of First and McDowell streets, and
M&sm
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bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest corner
of the intersection of McDowell and
First streets, and running in a N .E.
direction with McDowell street about
forty-nine feet, more or less, to a
stake, the corner of Henry Douglass
lot: thence in a Westerly direction
with Henry Douglass line seventy-three
feet to a stake, the S. W. corner of
Henry Douglass lot; thence in a Nor
therly direction and with Henry Doug
lass line forty-eight feet to a stake on
Bell Alley; thence in a Westerly direc
tion and along Bell Alley seventy-seven
j feet, more or less, to a stake, the cor
jner of lot conveyed to J. W. White
j by Clarissa Butler, and now owned by
U. W. Hinshaw; thence in a Southerly
direction and along the line of J. W.
Hinshaw's lot ninety-nine feet to a
stake oa First street, the S. E. corner
of said Hinshaw lot; thence with First
Street in an Easterly direction one
hundred and fifty feet, more or less, to
the beginning corner, being the same
land which was conveyed to Clarissa
Butler by W. R. Myers by deed dated
August 22nd, 18S7, duly recorded in
the office of Register of Deeds for
Mecklenburg County in Book No. 5I,
page 315, excepting two lots conveyed
by Clarissa Butler, the one to J. W.
White and the other to Henry Doug
lass, deeds for which are duly record
ed in the office of Register of Deeds
for Mecklenbuig County.
Terms of sale: Cash. This March
18th, 1908.
II. C. SEVERS,
3-18- Commissioner.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
In pursuance or an order of the Su
perior Court of Mecklenburg county,
in a special proceeding to sell land
for assets, wherein B. M. Short and F.
D. Chambers, administrators are peti
tioners, and Mrs. L. D. Short and oth-
j ers, are defendants; I will sell at the
Court House door, m the City of Char
lotte, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on Monday, the 6th day of April, 1903,
at 12 o'clock M.. he following lot or
parcel of land situated, lying and being
in tVr City of Charlotte and adjoin
ing the land of Pearl L. Games and
others and bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning at P. L. Games' corner,
near the Jewish Cemetery, near the
City of Charlotte, and runs with said
Games' land in a southeasterly direc
tion i3S feet to the new macadam
road; thence with said road in a north
erly direction, 98 feet to Mamie O. Al- J
exander's corner; thence with said
Alexander's land in a westerly direc
tion 133 feet to a stone near the gully
on the old wagon road; thence with
said road about 111 feet to the be
ginning, and being same lot of land
which was conveyed to the said J.
W. Short by W. J. Dunlap and wife
and described in a deed dated June
27th, 1906, and recorded in Book 212,1
page 421.
This 6th day of March, 1908.
H. N. PHARR,
3-6-tds. Commissioner.
Professional
Cards
Dr. A. M. Berryhill
DENTIST.
Offico No. 4 South Tryon St. Office
'Phone 326, Residence 'Phone 284-&
Dr. H. C. Henderson
Dr. L. I. Gidney
DENTISTS
Offlce Hunt Eldg., 203 N. Tryon SL
Office 'Phone 816. Residence
'Phone 499.
DR.C. R. ZICKLER
DENTIST,
27 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.
'Phone 1224.
I. W. JAMIESON
dentist
no. 8 S. Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
Office 'Phone 326.
Residence 'Phone 962.
DR. H. F". RAY
Osteopath - . Registered,
Office Hunt Building.
Hours. 9 to 12; 2 to 5.
Phone, Office 830; Residence 871.
Consulation at Office, gratis.
Hugh Harris
ATTORNEY
Law Building, Charlotte, I C
You should not go with your glasses
unadjusted, come in and let us keep
them in good condition.
v Ask for one of our eye-glass clean
ers. We solicit your prescription work.
E.D.Puett&Go,
39 N. Tryon St.
Everybody Comes to Us to Get Their
Garments Cleaned and Dyed.
Queen City Dyeing
and Cleaning Works
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City taxpayers are requested to call
at City Hall at once and settle, as
April is the month to settle with city
and to advertise property for tax.
W. B. TAYLOR, C. T. C.
March 21st. 21-4t
FOR SALE
Handsome Five-Room Cottage ritlJ
Reception Hall, oa lot 60x150
Rents for 53.00 a week
PRICE 51.600
Half through B. A L,
James A. Sm'th
NOTICE TO VOTERS
1 HKRKI5Y ANNOUNCE MYSELF
A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF COUNTY TREASURER SUBJECT
TO THE ACTION OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PRIMARY.
JAMES W. ST1NSON.
Charlotte. March II. 190S. 3-11
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when it . comes to supplying every
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at the extreme moderation of our
prices.
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No. 32 East Trade St.
'Phone 1037. Hours 9 to 4.
DR. A. D. GLASCOCK,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate of the American School,
Kirksville, Mo. All acute and
chronic diseases success
fully treated.
Office No. 1 Carnegie Court. By the
Library.
Announcement !
Dr. Newton Craig begs to announce
that he has opened offices at Nos 25
and 26 Piedmont Building for the prac
tice of diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
We Have It
That Bicycle you are thinking of buy.
Ing. We handle Buggy and Carriage
Tires.
Repairing a specialty.
Relay M'fgXo.,
231 South Tryon Street.
4. $tl-II"r,Ii,I,,I"I-f'
NEW
908 STYLES
OF-
VehscSes
and
rness
We have in our repository, the
largest stock of new style vehicles in
the Carolinas.
Quality, prices and terms are right.
J. W. Wadnorth's Sons' Go
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Notice
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3. H.f-js
Announcement
We beg to announce that we
formed a partnership for the
tice of diseases of the Eye, Ear, ;
and Throat. 221 South Tryon Su
DR. E. R. RUSSELL,
DR. J. P. MATHESON
2-24-tf
Look for No. 6 E. Trade .
An examination of your eyes l.
Levy will disclose their actual i:
tion and the Glasses furnished
correct any existing defects. P.:
lenses matched on short notice, i :
ination free.
DR. SAM LEVY,
Eye-Sight Specialist Charlotte, N
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$10.00 Deposit, Balance
Monthly,
THE GAS CO
Schedule in Effect January 12, 13Cf
Daily Charlotte and Roanoke, Va.
:0:50 am Lv. Charlotte. So Ry At 6:00 pr
2:50 pm Lv. Winston, N & W Ar 2:00 pro
5:00 pm Lv Martv'I!e N & W Ar 11:40 pm
7:25 pm Ar Roanoke, N & W Lv. 9:3) am
Connects at Roanoke via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Hagerstown and all
points in Pennsylvania and New York,
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Philadel
phia. Additional trains leave Winston-Salem
7.30 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
If you are thinking of taking a trij
Y"OLT want quotations, cheapest faret
reliable and correct Information, as tt,
routes, tr&ift schedules, the most com
fortable and quickest way. Write anc
the Information is yours for the ask
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W. I, itrvll. M. F. Ilrngjc,
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otaukci Va.
"Queen of Sea Trlp."
ME SJrIANTS & MINERS
Transportation Co.'a
STEAMSHIP LINE
Between
NORFOLK,
Boston and Providence,
Newport Newa and Baltlmort
Accommodations and Cusine Unsur
passed. Steamers New, Fast
and Elegant.
Flneet Coastwise Trip In th
World.
Send for Booklet.
E. C. LOHR, Agent, Norfolk, Va. 1
H. C. AVERY, Agent, Newport
News, Va.
W. P. TURNER, P. T. M.
General Offices, Baltimore, Mi.
Low Rates and Mileage Books Via
Seaboard Commencing April 1st.
On April 1st the Seaboard Air Line
Railway will put on sale intra-state
rates in the state of North Carolina at
rate of 2y2 cents per mile, and as
soon as possible thereafter, will issue
tariffs showing inter-state rates to all
points soutli of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers on basis of 2Yz cents per mile,
it being understood, however, that the
R. F. & P. will continue to use $;1.50
rate between Richmond, Va., and
Washington, D. C.
Two thousand milet books Inter
state and Interchangeable will be sold
for $40.00, good for five or loss peo
ple (members of a firm or corporation,
only one person being allowed to usf
it at a time.
One thousand mile books Inter-Staie
and Interchangeable for $20.00, for
person whose name is shown on cover.
Five hundred mile books (family!,
goed on the Seaboard in North Caro
lina only, for $11.25, good for five or
less people, members ul family, who
can all use it at the same time.
The two thousand and one thousand
mile books sold at rate of $40 00 and
$20.00 respectively, will be good over
practically all of the principal li'.ies in
the South and East, including the
Southern, Norfolk & Southern, Atlan
tic Coast Line. R. F. & P. W. S.. Aber
deen & Asheboro and Bay Line, Sea
board. For further information apply
ticket agents or
JAS. KER. JR.. C. P. A..
Charlotte, N. C.
C. II. GAITS, T. P. A.,
3-24-12t Raleigh. N. C.
to
Baseball Game Between University of
Virginia and University of North
Carolina, Greensboro, N. C,
April 6th.
For above occasion Southern Rail
way will sell round-trip tickets from
all points within one hundred miles oi"
Greensboro. Following rates will ap
ply from points named:
Charlotte $.00
Concord 2.00
Salisbury 2.1
Winston-Salem 1.10
Durham 2. M0
Raleigh y.30
Tickets on sale April 5th, and for
trains arriving at Greensboro before
noon of April 6th; final limit April
7th, 1908.
R. L. VERNON, T. P. A.
Bso Big G for ur.natnr-;
dischargea-inlamuiatior.'
irritations or ulceration
stricture. nf Tnno. nun riembr&n:&
ItheEvansChemicaiCo. cent or poisonous.
. CIHCINHATl,0.r" I Sold by DrossUt
Ranges
or eeut in plain wrapper,
by express, prepaid,
1 .GO. or 3 ho-.f.ei fi.lb.
Circular ;iit iu tett'-
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