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Whiff up, boys. ^ This
1 LID, the grandest old
king Tobacco you ever
ia a spike or cram-
iij a hod.”
it’s the word in every
town this side of
v^ii and Dixon.
? [JD has ^em all hanker-
for more. It’s a new
py in the smoking line.
lilD is real Piedmont
intry tobacco, full of nat-
^ flwor, a clean, soiind
I.e. but light and cool.
JD in cigarettes won’t
ir. your fingers any more
cigars. That’s because
i^ure tobacco. No dope
11 iiug. Equally good for
v -j^.arecte or pipe.
c^'M
n
A-iL - ,rS)S
II
Tsx Ss ipf (f
Get hepl
E' sty tijne you amm a whiim
harse buy a bsj of S7I/0.
THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, MARCH 27, 1GH
rouie I'ur i'.ie iu'>v liiu' nn.'ses wii
1i' e mil's of tlif .ui'f'nt Wl'ititoy ■tn\\'o
hut hern Raihoad
la I
K;'!-
. -I.
; cny
•)H! hPfil
\\i;i( ii u ;li bo, y. iicu (.'.jtuaUicHi, I
i uio Ip.riios-l Iiydrnelorf i’k- |)owct tii.v.t i
i.-.on.li ot tlu' Xiiijiara ^.irf-au." i
.1 iuiiiil)ci' cive in
aiioi! oil lieej) f u i Hav.' rivei', j
aiid till' new liiic- will (I'Mnaud
their traffle.
•) in ’liC •: i:
mid fas' l.»‘:-eo!'.un:r I i]ia; a r.-.v'.d !;as in.t hei'i' b ali i’rrouvj.i
'ndiistrial and fin-1 ihe «.cciii)n ('f \h\ lO'.ite le.-. i.'.
Ci-iit^T. a':r;!- is iieoido I'roTn •;5ll ; ii.o\v. 'I'he laei is 'heft 1 .u ior
Mf i!if> and a : iu)!i: ical nisiioeu'-eriii;.;?^. Iho
11' aih.
tv. L
-:!d'>n.
i ■ " 'I .
i.'ill-
i la II-
w. a;.
, :1> >ru,
.>■' a f e >
a s^r« :
an( ial
■ '‘I' ' > I
greii; \n| >!no ot' iM'S'uess ioi‘ railv'ads i i, \cr l-uili in .\oiiii Cai'ol'ua v.oalU
O'i i!'e in' rvtains lown.-j alon^i t lii.s ; P'-'i'iiaiiH-l-a\e he • n btuit >!\.r \o!\
ih'- larsif^^i Alb(*niar!e. with a j iieuiiM’ j'
;i']'!ilati‘Hi (»!' aboiit 7,'‘bn 'I'iii.-; town j *here. 1 be fa'"'! lemains ib.^it
!';i> i'al a p'.'enoTniiial si'owil’, havia.e: i nt the state .-■ most ;* i
d in ,>^)iuihM!(>n in a;n.»'.;f !b;a lai'.ue aroa
ro:ii Tnn io 'i'iie cortoii
\Jhe Drugless Aget
(Ey CARL BYERS.)
There are seven sources of lifennon
which Hoven mear.K ot healing are
leased as follows:
2. W'at er—Hy d ro pat hy.
2.—\^■aler—Hydropathy.
Air—Aeroi-'athy.
4. l^ighr—Foto))athy.
r> Ha}'i)ine&o—Psychotherapy.
0. KxeriMse—Kincyiojiaihy.
7. flest—Sabbatisni.
Food, water, air. light, hai>i»mess,
mental control, exercise, rest.
Biology. Father means life-giver.
The nioilier I'urniiihes only tlie ix>{iy.
After birth, I'roiu wliai we gather from
I eason and Sciiiitiire, the sources of
life are food, air and hojie. iJfe aiul
health are the same, so are disease and
deaili. To heal is to give life. What
ever does not give life or add thereto
does not heal. If the above principles
are true, drugs cannot possibly give
or add to life and, ihei'efore, cannot
heal.
1. "The blood is the life.” Blood
is made i’roni food. Bad food, bad
blood. Excepting pure water, what
ever is not food is ijoison. The wise
mf'.n abstains from llesh, especially
the unclean kinds, such as hog meat,
car-tixh, oysters, eels, crabs, toads and
bed bugs. .Most people eat too much
and too rapidly. One should be a
strict Fletcherite—eat only when hun
gry and chew thorotighly.
il. Wafer is the great solvent and
blood '!)urifier of the system. As a
pitiiiicr it is useful taken Internally—
at the rate of a gallon a day; as an
injection and as a bath, to ])romote
excroiion througli the skin. Almost;
if. not all dis; ase.-’, can be cured by the
t!illii;l use of v.a:?r—iiydrotheva’py.
in. Air is culled the “breath of
life,” that is. life-giving breath. It is
(oniposed cT oxgcn and nitrogen, of
v,hich t'x..geu i,-; tlie active i)viuciple.
Si.'ice air is absolutely necessary to
life, it is roasoaal>le vo believe that
the more air we l tite move life.
ieiice. i]'.t lungs shoiild be exp-anded
;»y (.nliivation and houses should be
vv'eil venL'latrd. One should live, as
much as possilde, in the oiien air.
I’jiie, coo! air, coming iu contact with
the persoi'i, couves insomnia.
is a nalural nerve siii'ii-
idaiii —;i''iilii ie-r- iiu‘ onl,'.' otie. Sin«'e
r.io;j ; ai ic.i in all Ihiiigs is the v. ^se
I.ion's iiiie. of cour?e i; is iiossible lO
l'a^o tO(i )r;i! -l’ life. o.-MJCCiali.v for
I,loud:'., 'i'he blond and the black are
ai>rtcruui I.
\ . ' !:t‘ niiji.d lias r wOiiderfiil iU-
ilucnci' (,', ^ r ihe IhxI . . Mope. aci-(n d-
i’.ig to the S;;Ci'(-'{l wriiiags, is a tree
ol life. Haiipiness si inriiiutes tiie or
gan of vitatiness, iocaitd und^r lht>
iv.astoid process, which gov('ras the
viu.i ovvans, ihu.s increasing the ac-
tit.a oi' ,he iieavt. lungs aiid o'her
viia! or;,:'>as. llocUih ’produces hapi.i-
a-.'ss and ha'tiiiness jaoduces hc.il’.ii.
I'lienial i;riii, i'*i>siqai o:' !?!enial, to a
Unite iieitig is im ncissiale. Anger,
envy, s(.rrou atul ft'ar i.ioduce p'jiHons
in iiir i-.O'i'.'. 'I'he (irst j-eqai.-ite (m'
''.iTiliii is puriiv. Iviiulness, cheeri'ulne;'^
aid sane (h^-u-aiils.
\'F. •'He iiath (usethi to him
thali be r;iv.>n," 'he ia.w ol' nature.
,'v jnrt a';!!.-.I'd. ';ilL atrofy. K.\E'i.'cLs,o
is. vigoromi
I'l. auii. ’I'i'.is should be. as far pos-
''ii'la, ii. 'aral. ii!;e a'! the i-hy-^ipathic
;euie;iia-. b'U .li,i jitsu av.d Sweiiisi:
‘.novemei.i a’e !)orh asetiil. Tlie lat-
ler f'(|aaii,a’s Ju- '■■ii';‘ula!ion ana liiis
reli-'vc;- !)ui!i !';\ii-revp.ia aiul anemia,
.(i'i ii!: M -"'ongi lieii;' iiiP n:u;,cli s \vith-
j uai ap!>i‘ra.tu.-: of a’.;' kimi.
I \'ii. acLuowk'd-!’ lhat w- are
This elegant, substantial and useful three-piece mission Hal! Suit delivered anyhere In the
South for $17.00. Upholstered in green or brown imiiation leather and will wear almost as well
as any covering you can get. ‘ ’
Send us your order at once. We have the gr;atest proposition for young
heard of. Call or write and let us explain.
housekeepers
Lubin Furniture
EVERTHING FOR THE HOME
Any pugilist will tell you there is
(luite a difference betv.c'-n being
sluggi.sii and being slugged.
Scuthern Railway Offers Extremely
Low Round Trip Rates to Little
Reck, Ark., On Account Annual
Reunion United Confederate
Veterans May 15-Sth, 1911.
Tickets for this occasion vcill be sold
on -May in, 14. and 1.'), v.'ith final return j
I'.iay i;.'5rd, wiilr privilege of an exten-1
sion of rettirn limit until .lune 14th, i
by depositing ticket with joint agent i
and payment of uH cents. The follow-
ing round trip rates will appiy frojn j
s’aiions uanipd:
ritarlotie, X. C ?17.1.“
Concord. N. C 17.o0
l)avid.-;on. X. C’ 17.1.'»
(Ire'Misboro. X. C Ts.liO
(ia.-ionia. X. C Itvtir.
High Point. X. C is.do
Stateaville. X. C 17.1.-*
Sa!isbu>'y. X. C 17.:!>i
fa>v-. I’oi iid trii) rates fi'om ail other
piiirts o!i Southern ilailway on same
i)a'is. riouib.ern Ra.ilway has double
(h-ilv ti’.iG'i:;ii service for T^ittle Fiock.
A rl
a.nd
niiuiMiam and AkaupLis.
For fui 'iier inforinat ion, veserva-
iions. ctc., api)ly to any Sv>uthern
Raihvay Asierit. vv. wriie. U. 1j. Vernon
-4- . f’.- . and U- DeHuiis, T. A.,
( iiarioiie X. C. :>-i::5-t(;
m
m
ever
i ^ L J.: 1 -> M u I V i\n • ju i ikt i ci/v, a . :
via both Asiieville, C!:attanooga
1 Mtnip.bis. aiul via Atlanta, l;ii 1
mm
If You Want Dry Coal, Buy
Sta^ndard
■ COAL
[i IS. all under shed and protected from
the weather.
^ ^ P'Hon© IQ or 7:2
®'2 Standard Ice & Fuel Co.
M. A. BLAND, Sales A^ent
( Vvr-. ]•
!N J'£CTiOH
11
oil
T.* r ^
mlll.s,
■i A]
: U'U ■!
, !:n>
a :-r 01
biiilt
!., a^• I
.'naii .ition in
\ il. i!
pa -s
, b
( til"
V'-’.. (if
kno 'V n
ill
knitting mills, and furnitnr>->
i ,» :i s o!' this to'.v 1 already fui'nisit
a uV'c.- :rt ig;-,T tiatli( ; the number of
:|!. ia; M.ri-„s is in. .easing every
y ar.
Asiitbi ro. the next largest town
r'l-i.g the rouie. i- a splendid town
and for the past il» cade has t)cen grow,
iii^ rapidly. Tiiis lovvii is locjted in
linber b It and a great atton-
the i'Hst has been giuii to
; Miaiiufact uring tmiluing material. A
, I large and fertile surrounditig te; ritory
; makes .Asl'eboro a splendid trade cen-
I jier and ih* mercantile l)usiness of
f' 'lie town rivals that of any town of its
: size in Xortli Carolina. 'I'he wood-,
i workfi's of A.sheboro. however, would
r^,,lr,,ad ^ '*'e »ew railroad the greate.st
aaation !of iraftic.
’ IMitsboro, which is one of the old
to\'iis of the Slate, is the next largest ]
ciitmg th(' new road. Althoiigh an old
>own. iPttsbaro has, of recent years-,
taken on new life and has, within the
l)ast few months, voted rnunicipal
bond.s for street and other Improve
ment. 'I'his to^^n has for a number of
vcars been the great trade center for
ra ii'tr
, lai'gi>
|.‘ soil,
of .'rigii'.ai lO'i'Si of tim
ber, a si)lend:d territory v.iih iinlimi:-
(d !'asources is S'andiug tod.a> with
C’Ut a si'^'gle so!itar\' railroad whfise
coiir.-e is east and west, .nass^in.g
iti;roiigh i's hca'Kls; aa.d ’I'.'' owiiei'*?
'of tliese uiideveloped resourcr.^ hava
been looking for an opf);'ru!riiy o'
developing them ami I'ntii n.oNv have
leoked in vain. All along the line al
ready supt)ort is iiled"'ed to Ihe nev.'
cut fpi'-5e and althouy:h ^lie }iroject !
ha.' it.- birth v.iibiti tite pa-r tew j
mohiiiR. the promoters of no iicv,- rail-
'S' l''i bt ings. Oniy an inuriort;; 1 c;ur
I'oud j :>r e\ u play tOrevei Vv'ith:.'Ui
lesi. If th(' angeis never ce:,se work,
I hey rest v,-hiie tliey Vi'ork. This can
not i;: !uV.c i)\- animals, such as it'.e
inh;ibi( antof ib.is earth. The enaft-
ment of ib' Sr^bbath. the sai»'’aticj
\eai‘. an 1 the jubiieo ;,ltov.' the rica-j
t()i's ('aiio'-semerit of tins pianripie.
Rest is no ’.aure a pana.eea ilian eititei'!
(if nie orber above mentioned princi-j
)>!es. bat- ',(ai cr.n no more b.ave per-■
tect ii-'a.itb v-ithoul resting one-1
seventh of >our time. ai leas*.—]iossi-j
illy mote, than you can make iierfcct j
mtisic wi h only six noies. Re.st is i
the pupren;e lilessing promised to iiie |
i.ieople of Cod—"ihere remaineth j
therefore a sabbatisinos for the |)eo]>Ie '
of Gorl."
• j.et a.~ hear the conclusion of the
MOST OBSI'sr'.ATi:^ CAsns
. ■ r:!,rr trrr.;r m
GCu'*' E'! ALL DHUGC;!ST:^.
a
1 (((iinect-
a prod I
d iii th
■ ‘ a . i'-a tc
; o these
a r ally
be I'jr." ltd
tha» thi>
■ II i'lo; ne-
i ; ..nlyi‘1 lar!.-e jmrt of Chath.-ni county. As
Charloi.c Asiienoro. it also is in a great timber
all iMrseut
; i \siil !-aV(‘
. . ;n passenger
_ I b' t ;cen Hal-
,at 'hi--^ i'' onl.'-'
r -II, .•ni^'iice al-
(.,■■11 'I'Im town-’
li i ir t in
ai;-': 'I uitii a
a. i v est line.
f>ad'
■ ■. 1‘ n
etion and the lumber industry would
iutnish a siilentUd trafTic lor a new
railroad.
i’here are a number of other small
town I’ittsboro has, of recent years.
.\hi(h would he benefit led, and which
in tijne will be a source of revenue
road! for the en;er!»rise; worthy of especial
menti'>n is Haniseur, in Ilandolpii coun-
IV which has already a cotton
mill
ninnin-r a broom factory and a novelty factory
; int.’-; 'I'ix' country sections along thislmej
. . 1 lialeiub and and their resources are of especial
• ast" and interest to this enteri)rise. Three lar.go
■ I I ""l ' of the counties will be practically intercep -
. : : •!;,,gM pas- ed. These are, Chatham, Randolph
. I and vice and Stanl> . ^ ^ ,
f.-. b' M miles,' Xo more fertile soli or finer haia-
•; ai I west for'wood timber is found anywhere than
a sf'i.oiis But ill i'“P famous Hickory mountain sec-
■ 1 - • ■ ■.■ ■.'i(h d tion of Chatham county, ►aoine oi
..■. road and Xorth Carolina's finest wheat land is
,r..ugh which foui.d in Ihe Deep river and Parmei .s
i on sections of Randolph county^
. I te with And the corn and cotton fields of
, p .,ve- in the Yadkin valley and I^ocust level sec-
■ and pa-'es tions of Stanly county are not suijtass-
„ ‘pr!l.ressiv^ ed bv any in the So.tth. Great torests
,ig ‘o'lngtown- or original growth "offish
■ I ill til., thir.l of oak, of hickory, ol poplar of asli.
of and of cedar, are found all along this
road ever had more gratifying co-op-
eratioii and ])'’omi‘-‘-rs of move loyal
stii)poit. than the men who are behind
this comjiany. and peihaps no men
nave ever undertaken a more piausjblc
pro])osition. (iet a Xorth ('arolina
map and for this last as.-'enion .see
for yotirself.
Adding a great deal to the atiractive-
ness of this propo.'--ition is the fact
that a branch line can be rr.n irom
I’ittsboro, up Haw river, io (Ireens-
boro. This braiu h road passing as it
would through northern Chatham and
intersecting Alamance county would
come in touch with nutnerous cotton
mills and traverse new and undevel
oped territory as well asr territory
already deve!o])ed, and a teriiiory
whose resources are almost auliinited.
William J. Best, of Xew York, made
a survey of a part of this route several
years ago when he '{'ntemplated run
ning a direct line from Goldsboro to
Salisbury. His stirvey, made throtigh
l^iitsboro and Asheboro. and had h'
been rtmning for Charlotte instead
of Salisbury the survey would have
made through Albemarle.
M’he bu.=;iness people along this new
route have joined hands in this pro
ject. .A. great area of the very best
of the famous Piedmont section is
about to be opened to the business
channels of the country. Already the
promoters of the road are in touch
with Northern capitalist, and with
the aliled co-operation of all tov.'ns and
all sections concerned, the Raleigh.
tTiarlottP and Southern railroad will
be pushed to uliimate success.
W. L. MANN,
Alamance, N. C., March Kith.
whole nuitter,—"
Fill your life with work and iilay
Oat of doors, 'nearh nature's sway
Led by !iaide's resplendent ray,—
Live ancl live in ernest.
“Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. Xo ai)petite. and what I did
eat di.^tressed me terribly. R'lrdock
Blood Bitters cured me."—J. H. Waliv-
er, Sun bury, Ohio.
Don't let the baby su.Ter from ecze
ma, sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chil
dren. All druggists sell it.
Constipation causes h.eadaches. nau
sea, dizriiness. languor, heart jialiiita-
tion. Drastic physics gri])e. sicken,
weaken the bowels and don’t cure.
Doan’s Regulets act gently and ctire
constipation. 2") cents. Ask your dryg-
gist.
Home Sweet
Home”
Not mt’ch sweeiness on wa^-li-
day wiih steam permeating the
atmosphere and the smell of
soaji hanging 'round your iio.se.
Why Not
Let Us Do
Your Wash?,!
Besides unplea'^-ant odors w^e
can save you worry and money.
Special prices for the home
Avash. “FLAT WORK” and
“POUND WORK.”
Sanitary Steam
Laundry
473-
-Phones-
-800
Xever can tell when you’ll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
scald. Re ])iepared. Dr. Thomas’
Kclectic Oil instantly relieves the pain
—quickly cures the wound.
■ ■ L !■ sections
' of : iml)* r un- line,
aid by rivers In
i. DOW- line will cro.ss
' . .■ .n'rv Ra'- whid. are capable of furnishing a won-
.,(• tp, s'at.> derful amount of water
:or a «M--a' ble amoiig these streams are Hd« i V
,n I, Irom all er and Rocky river, in Chatham coun-
' ry year, Hui,^ ty. Deen river, in
rralf.c for
tv. Charlotte
traversing these counties the new
a nuiViber of streams
■ of furnishing s
Not a*
Randolph county,
road.s and Yadkin river and Roclcy fjj
the Stanly county. The present proposed
IViirwIng 3Io4her« nnd .Malaria.
The Old Stancianl OKOVE’S T.4ST.^-
T..FSS rrmai 'I'ONTC, driv''.i out maic.-
';.nd builds up the sy3?tem. For
1(1 children, 50c.
ria
grown
people and
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
.Simply the “Supreme Court.”
By Associated Press.
Vv'ashington. .March 27.—X’^o longer
will lie heard the announcement: “The
chief justice and the associate justi
ces of the supreme court of the T'nited
States," as the members of the high
est tribunal in the land file into take
their })laces. The niodesty of Chief
.lustice White forbids.
J’'ollowing the death of the late
Chief Justice Fuller and during tlie
time when Associate Jtistice Harlan
presided the court w'as hailed merely
as “the supreme court of the United
States.” That the revised form was
good enough for him was the decision
of Chief Justice White when it was
projiosed to resume the old time prac
tice.
Ssving Time.
“Wliat t^how shall we take in to
night, v.ife?’’
‘I’ll try to make uj) my mind be-
tvs'cen now and dinner."
“Make up your complexion at the
same time, will you?"—Grand Rapids
Chronicle.
THE
SELWYN
HOTEL
• EUROPEAr**
Room* $1.50 per ^ay and U«»,
Rooms with Private Bath
92.Q0 Per Day and Up.
CAFE OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P. M.
Prices Reasonabit.
150 El«8'3nt Rucms.
75 Private Baths>
Located la the heart ot Char*
lotte, conveuiout to railroad
station, ;treet cars and the busi*
uess aud isiiopping centre. Cater
to iiigh-class C'umerciai aad
loiu'ist trade.
Pure Water from our Artesiaa
Weli, U03 1-2 feet deep, for sale,
5c gallon at Hotel.
10c gallon in 5-sallon lot»
Deiivered in Charlotte or at R
K. Station.
BDCAR B. MOORE, Proprl#*c?c
We ask you to call and see oitr
line of
5 and 10 Cent
Goods
We handle only first quality
good and do NOT carry
a line of seconds or
cheap stuff.
A look will convince you.
ee Our Window.
Weddington Hardware Co.
INCORPORATED
29 East Trade Street
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