T 7- ;
lory of th Democratic party a ma,
Jorlty , of Congressmen front New
England were Democrat. The Dem
ocrats having sixteen and the Re-
Greatest Problem In,, 'the Katlonal
Game," by F. C. Lane, "Batall UP
Eoolisiand Magazines
to Date,," by J. C. Morse, and .under
the title "College Arnercla," two ar
t,
r
publicans eleven. And there U not
tides. ,The New Football Rales. by
the slightest doubt that the Repub-1 Wajtsr Camp and "The Outlook In
llcans -would have had the majority I Football Football Dave. by Donald
;.
l mil. W ,4 . , KT Vnar. IWIIV.! '
mmm t i I f
land.:--.-".. -Xi- .' ., ' ,.:
nsrtviw' noNDAaE."" by Mr.
Nancy KeeA Brown. Roxborouglv
Ce. Boston. H' -x -5.
native of Camdeh
ft G, and has spent many, seasons
in western Nona carouov '
h honir was "written in Hen
.tor.Ai.v4ii last summer, .:A Broken
liondate.rjntroduoe mny thivru-tr
nd proves in auxovr
of human nature,' by th manner in
which gh handles' tnem. , '
:T, vf .Mrtw "famaron.''' th. hroln
th story.' resides with her father in
. Mstorlo Lafaystts ,H1U : Jut outside
t ftmden. R- C At th Opening Of
'- th story, Herman rteUher, her fa-
thrs guest, declares nis
her .nT. when .:. reiue .
threatens ta wak- publl -A terrible
, cretmbich will Involve her father
eif T e save her father, she prom-
Ises o marry the vllatn of th story.
s To her, 8 ner tatner avows n iu
tat kit.'to meini ot prov
In ftTalatlOn declare her faith in
him; ana oners-
for his honor and name.
! arti FMAar la Introleed to -Mul
frry, the Camden home of the
t Pares, and to Arnold; pa-e. Marlon's
promised nueoana. v
ArUfcJhji -PUnf"' ocone.ln which
Marlon attempt to break her eh
tragwncnt with Arnold Page, but can-
'' tot deny that sn stm ioves 'm.
: ana la stricken with brain fever, and
i ll, taken by hrr 'ther to a Char,
lotto ; hospital, to an eminent pnyei-
elan who 1 also an old friend. Arn-
M Paa-a . follows .hare mere, ana
- whe he 'arrives sh Is thought to
' be dying. Because he wished It so
r earnestly, and because tne pnysicmn
'" announced that there was no hope
for har. her father consented for the
mamas ceremony to oe reaa.
' old knew that this was but a token
-., f spiritual union, and not a icgai
mrrira accordtna- to North Caro-
. Una law.
' u.(a rnvri of course, or
"i there would have been no more of
. . . . . A 1. ...... M 4
- xne story. Aor iu; lomiuou
Camden and Arnold Page, unable to
stay In the face of the situation ban
emna ewer to New York, the father
and daughter decided to go sway ae-
eretly and lose their Identity In
some Urge city. They finally de-
elded upon Chicago.
' Fletcher legal wife, la Introduced,
' flret In Mob. where Fletcher ep
r pears and takes her away to Baluda.
t North Carolina. He eatablishe her
, ther with her baby and negro mnmy.
, whose dialect, by the way. Is very
. good. He represents tiimself to be
r tier brother and aasurea her It Is all
for the best, promising to return
' shortly and take her away. Lata one
night, he gos to th- church where
they were married and al the rec
ord, after which he writes her that
they were never legally married and
' that he ha cast her off.
There Is a myiterlous eharacter,
i Julia Lesport, who has suffered greet-
ry at Fletcher s hands and seeks r-
venge on him. There la also Fletch
er'a myatartou valet, who like an
avenglna spirit ,1s constantly turning
( p in time to witness Fletcher's
crimes. He witnesses the attempt
to destroy the marriage record and
ecures It himself. He r tnsei
Fletcher's burning of the Cameron's
noma In Chicago, and the abduction
: of Marlon Cameron from the flames,
after It is thought Charles Cameron
to burned to death- ,
After chloroforming Marion,
Fletcher takes her to a place out aids
mt Chicago,, whers h also .keeps,
L yoong jrlrV wh6m hi treatmont has
fraid, iarlon, jailer I a. stern old
jwomass'andj she Is kept closely Im-
1 iond until the day before Fletrh-af-rr
is going to make her wed him.
Then itfce mysterious valet appes ra
throigh a sliding panel In the wall,
arid promise to rescue her that nlsht
withltha ald .o f the., old womun. who
turn fcuto be an unfortunate yhnm
MartoOiat1tlr had befrlendnd enr
fcefot: Bhe make her escape, end
. Kb IrTTprtmslon- tn left that h baa
Committed suicide In a neighboring
.Jtond.
I Marlon Is next introduced under
an assumed name, as govcrn-sa to
very haufhty woman In Richmond.
Va. The son falls In love with Mai Ion
t and Is Imploring her to marry Mm.
wnn his mother appears and Merlon
li ordered from the house.
While wandering about tne street,
he comes face to face with hr fa
ther, and while she Is exclaiming ovr
the Joy of their reunion and t ea
, ring him to take her and floe to
' Mexico, Herman Fletcher appear. He
refusea to trust them further and
threatens to call a police and have
Chartea Cameron arrested; hut do
. Blsts upo ntheir promise to return tit
nee to LeFsyette hall and prepare
for the wedding on September 1.
' -tVI Pirujv 'euioq ujnini Xaq,
never-been -home. Marlon 1i vsry
, "bitter toward Herman Fletcher hut
Kaa grown Indifferent to tier fale.
Th day and hour of the ere
tnony arrive. Just as they ur blng
' married there Is great confusion
; autstde, crowd arrives, Fletcher s
tiafcoVid over to an officer,,' an '11 gray
i lialrad man., Charlne Capieron s old
, -time business partner. (ntroditues
', himself, he had AongUit thousht
dead, snd Chr)t Cftrtiere woa his
s;uppoeel murderer) PrttttWa wife
' and child are present also, s Jul!a
lesport. whac;w Identical;, with f, the
mysterious yslrt, produces ha ireof
f I1imr many? crtm-j. Arnold.
rh Is also In the party la constituted
s tnoaKronm an tne ceremony ron
wnuesA;
'r.'v,V.ft.
i Everybody la nurfectlv nvnnv when
ibe story 'ends-H,- villain r having
committed suicide In prison and ws
S are left to conclude that. they ;.4U
. laved .lupy.;vrtf,
A PRINCES. AND CHIEFTAIN'?.' f $
: SU would iot attsr i Neptun for his
" trident,''.; . ' T'
f Or Jovs ftc's pvt t .thunder. HI
1 Marti hi -jHontk' f,
What hts breast .forges; that hi tongue
, Perhaps a much In 1ove a In ad
miration they called AUen O. , Thur
man ,f the old dmn." 5 Th appeiia
tlon woud better fit Roger Q. Mill.
Thurman was dominated by hla un.
cle "Old Bill" Allen, who forc4 him
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to condone If; not ' adroeate'! "rag
money.'' It probably cost him the
presidency, for bad it not been for
his speech of 1178 tolerating green
back repudlaUon. it Is not r unlikely
that ."the old Roman'' would' have
been President ; despite the Paynes,
John R. McLean, the tariff ring and
Standard OIU In forensic debate In
the Senate Allen O. Thurman never
met his equal In th opposing ranks.
much lea his master but-'; .
A falcon towering in her pride of place.
Was tr a mousing owl hawk'd at and
klU'O.
t
Mills was made of sterner stud.
They called Roacoe Conkllng the
American Corlolanus. MlUs was
equally lofty, and for principled sake
lie would have welcomed the ostra
cism exultlngly surrendered place
and power and wealth and fame,
- The great Texan was a disciple of
i. nomas Jerrarson. He saturated him
aeir with the philosophies of the
Sage of Monticello as Thackeray did
with the history, the tradltlona, the,
letters ana tne manners of the gold
en age of Queen Anne's time. Turn
him to any cause or policy treated of
by our proreundest political thinker
and Mills could elucidate the spirit
or it -Taminar aa hla garter!" He
put that test to every oolitlcal creed
ana plan, was inexorable In the an-
plication of it and merciless in . the
soiuuon or it. There was no com
promise In him. He was a good ha
ter, proud as Lucifer, brave as Hec
tor, and atpod four aquare to every
wina ina,T blew, t
He entered" public life at this CaoN
tal. December), I1 17 L as a member
or tne roTVlMrd jConaresa and
simultaneously with yi re-entry up
on that theater of Alexander H.
Stevens, Lucius Q. C. Lamar and
John Toung Brown. Ben Hill. Dave
Culberson and Joe Blackburn ap
peared two years later, and John C
Carlisle, Thomas B. Reed and Wil
liam McKlnley came four years later.
At that time the Q. O. P. marched
under the bloody shirt and loyalty
purged from all legislative corrup
tion, cleansed from all political sin.
It was the era of Credlt-Moblller.
Sanborn Contracts, Leet and Stock
ing, General Average, Freedman's
Bureau, and all and singular other
knaveries that plagued the body ool
itic and were on constant expedition
for an appropriation.
Mills had been not only a stout
soldier but brilliant in the field and
was where valiant men were found.
both In the Army of Northern Vir
ginia led by Lee and In the Army of
tne Tennessee led by Johnston and
Hood. A native of Kentucky, he went
to Texas when he was yet a vouth
and was a caDable and auacesaful
lawyor when the call to anna came.
An exceptionally handsome man, he
was as eloquent as he was brave
and as dashing In the forum as he
was splendid In battle.
And now Mills waa an actor on a
theater for which he waa bounteous
ly
endowed by nature and formld
ably equipped by etudy. With a pow-
errui understanding he combined a
deep snd fierce sense of justice, a
vigilant, and a farnatlo honesty, a co
pious and a dramatic eloquence, and
a courage that waa at once defying
and flawless.
After the most famous and arrand-
ly- fought -fllllbusfer- th Hons-, aver
knew had defeated Ben Butler's in
famous force bill. Mills Joined the
majority faction led by Morrison In
the Forty-fourth Congress, which
would have given the country tariff
reform If the dispute over the oresl-
dentlal succession and the death . of
Speaker Kerr had not displaced the
tariff a the paramount In that
contest Mills played a brilliant Part,
Kecondlng Proctor Knott in opposi
tion to the eight to seven electoral
commission. ''There war no greater
constitutional lawyer In the land than
Knott. He saw the situation clearly
and ,sald: "Why throw away a vic
tory you have already wont Th
Democratic House wW.declar TUden
elected. The Republican Senate ft't'l
proclaim Hayea elected. That
amounts to no election, and Artl-1
XII of theohstftutton then pre-,1
vails, the election la thrown Into the
House, and the Democratic House
will rhooae Tllden." Had the He
pubiicans held the Democratic cards
thy would not have lost a trick;
but the; Demoorats followed Randall
and Howltt Instead of Knott and
Mills and they did not take a trick.
There never was a more drsmattc
acene in a legislative body than that
when Ml'ls took the floor to oppose
tho doctoral commlsalon. With cla
rion voice, magnificent attitude and
flashing eye he began:
The effect was electrical. ut the
flat had gone forth. The Democrats
were bewildered and walked right in
to the trap let for them.
Randall was thrice elected Sperkor
after the death of Kerr, and packed
the ways and means committee no as
to make It Impossible to tinker with
the tariff When Randall was the
caucus nominee for Sppaker the la.t
time Mills bolted, and that same day
Pig Iron Kelley bolted Garfield, the
Republican eaucm nominee for
Spenker of the Forty-sixth Congrees.
Randall wa too much of a protec
tionist for Mills and Garfield was too
much of a free trader for Kelley.
Hut when the Forty-eighth Con
gress was organised Carlisle beat
Randall fo, Speaker In the Demo
cratic caucus, yet Randall waa pow
erful enough to boat the Morrison
bill of that Congress and he also
defeated the Morrison bill of the
Forty-ninth Congress. Morrison was
defeated for re-election in 1$8 and
Mills became chairman of ways and
means of the Fiftieth Congress. He
brought In a bill providing for free
raw materials and tariff for revenue
only on the finished product ready
for th ultimate consumer and pass
ed It through Randall mustered
nearly two-score Democrats In oppo
sition. . When Mill brought In th bill
and took the floor to discus It Mc
Klnley was recognised and hoped that
I he Republican aide would allow the
thelrman of the ways and means
committee to make his speech with
out interruption. "I Invite interrup
tion!" roared the Rupert from Texas
and he always did. When Harrison
was elected Pre14nt McKlnley sup
planted Mills a chairman of the
ways and means and brought In a
bill revising the tariff up. an inveter
ate Republican habit
: Th country repudiated tha Mc
Klnley tariff ln.HJO oven mere am
phsttrally than It subsequently con.
detuned tha Payn tariff in ll.
Mills made tour of New England,
pleading for f re raw materials and
tariff' for revetrv only on th finish
ed produeti, with the result that Now
Hamprhlrs and Rhode Island sent
solid Democratlo delegations to Con
greaa Only one- Reoubiican ama
from Connecticut and th .Mass
cnusetta , ueiegatlOB contained a tne,
Jorlty Of two to ' one of Democrats.
Thus for th first time in th his
In that Congress, th Fifty-second,
the1 rtamnenfa " had the biaaast ma
Jorlty any party ever had In thai!
body, end Mill was th logical an-
dldat for Speaker, ana Bpeaxer
would have been if n naa auowen
V. m.tft ki J U ana a, Mlull.l
dateTand his 1 whole' heart waa In ,t, Oaatonla, Sept M.-rOn of tha
not for any personal vanity, but be-J'tnost anjoyabt and profltabl, meet
caue he believed he -incarnated a jn(( 0f mar kini y.r .held, in Oaa-
areai woi, nn mi uvm
in aeaalon, the lr.t evening,. Carli.le.
Senator. ! and i Morrison, an - ex
member, were Jn Mllla", room. Mill
S!1? rai
rurted V and aaTdHSr.ri.w
member. P-t. would voU for 'MUM
U be got a place 08 river and harj There war IBB or more visiting Ma
nors. "All right!" exclaimed Carlisle ,on- , MtertaiBmant
and Morrison. "tU him he abalt have . T ,ooaI ntertainmant
It." "What' thetr" - yelled Mill.
"Tell him no such, thing. 1 aoao
lutely refuse to have any slate."
was magnificent.-Put it iwasn v pou -
tics. It was Roger Q. Muia rrom
crown to heel, xrom . sain w mar
row. .
Crisp was chosen Speaker, and x
cept that Mllla waa th exponent
a great, idea Crlsn was th much!
mbrVcVpable ;man for the ; plac
Springer was made chairman of waye
r . c a.Ma.
and meana and brought in Burner-
oua bill providing free raw mate
rials, th first wool, for which Mr.
Bailey of Texas voted, as he voted
for all others
On the Issue of Mlllsism Cieveiana
waa elected President. The Wilson
bill was MUlslem Incarnated; but It
was slaatered over with .party per
fidy and party- dishonor In the Sen
ate by Gorman or axaryiana. snrnn
of New Jersey and Murpny or new
York and Cleveland allowed It to o
come a law without his signature.
Then the allver question cam on to
ahnva the tariff out of its paramount-
cy. Just as the disputed presidential
succession had in is if.
Mllla waa elected Senator, In which
body he servfM until 1899. He en
tered nubile life poor, and he retired
from It ooor. and never etateaman
had cleaner hands or clearer con
science than his. H mignt nave
been a millionaire had he not scorn
-.A l Ana Hilt i fllAfl M
died
waithman. wealth legitimately ac -
ouired bv the fortunat development
r .nn,a landed orooertv he owned
In Texas. He waa a very great man.
and his like I not in puoiici me w
.
An1 TTia HIDI HIU UlllU
vanta. ' Know ye not that there I a
prihee and a great man fallen this
day in iaraeiT
AINSLEE'S. The complete novel.
always feature of an allatory maga
zine, la entitled, "The Sunshine Wid
ow." bv Isola Forrester, There are
also eleven short stories and a novel
ette, "Passing the Love of Woman,"
by H. F. Prevost Battersby.
THE WIDE WORLD. Among the
contests of this magaxlne for the
coming moutn is an aitlole which de.
scribes the experience of a man who
waa burled alive in a mining disas
ter. "Eight Days in a Burning Mine."
The article is a relation of fact
CENTURY Dr. Arthur C. McQlf
fert's article, "Martin Luther and
Hia Work." will continue in the Oc
tober lasue-wHh an account of that
Important step In human progrets,
the upbuilding of a new church. Wil
liam Winter contributes his fifth ar
ticle on "Shakespeare on the Stage.
This paper deala with "Kin Henry
VIII,' and the notaoie actors who
have played the little part. An at
tractive article appear, "The Garden
In Town," written by Francea Dun
can and Illustrated by Alfred uren
nan and Alden Plerson., Reverend
Francis B. Clark, founder of- the
Christian Endeavor and president of
the American National Society of
the World's Christian Endeavor
Union," has written an article on
the spirit, work, and growth of th
society which will be published in
th October Century.
YOUNOS. The October number of
this magazine is decidedly entertain
ing. The contents include among
other things a novelette, "Calla," by
Unes O. Thompson, a story Th
Broadway Shine," by Walter Jones
Ih wMth a generoua chorua girl ex
poaerrto an wexpenencea vveiern
youth, who has Just arrfed In New
York with five hundred dollar and
an Intense desire to do the stunts,
the ugliness of tne Broadway l.fe
undented :h IU dazsl'.ng appanrrmc
of gayety. She opens hia eyea to
things as they are and sends Mm
back hon'i- before he has time t trln
himself by going the pace.
SMART SET "The Otth," a com
plete novel by Yyndham Martyn la a
charming etory. Norton Campbe'l
contributes a uniqu and moat amue
lngly written tale, "A Suppressed
Story," in which Smith, a peaceful
law abiding citizen, while walking
home through Central Park at a rath-
er late hour was passed b7 a sus
picious looking person wto brushed
against him In the darkness. At
once 8mlth felt , for hla watch, It
waa gone. Instantly he started after
the other; man, who fled before him.
After a short chase Bmlth vertooK
htm. easily overpowered him and
wrenched from his cienched fli what
he had expected, a watch. On ranch
ing home he vpulled it out nf : his
pocket and found to his dismay that
it was not his watch. It waa nfr-
ly deposited In his wife'a Jewel 'ne.
The poem and other ah Mt stories av
well written and quite ntertn'nmg.
"Smart Set" la what it claims to bo,
"A magasln of olevrncaa."
HAMPTON COLUMBIAN "Th
Heathen Invasion," by Mabel Porter
Daggett : give much startling and
alarming Information- about th
growth of heathen religion in Amer
ica, Mary E. Wllktna-Frman
writes about New England village
as nobody else ever haa. 'Th steep
le." which appears In tha October
number of Hampton Columban, poa
esse In a marked degree that quaint
charm characteristic of th author, .
Another article whMh nill npnw-r
next month la "The Thre-Cant Far
Fight," by Tom Lv Johnson. t -
ST. NICHOLAS. Fiv serial stories
are concluded In this . issue. Antony
them am, "Th Forest Caetawaya,"
by ,Frdnen v onn .Baruett. nnd
"Dorothy th Motor-Olrl.'Vby Kather
me Carwon. Thr are also other
etorlea, pictures, and poema which
win appeal to vry ; boy and girt
By far vth most attractive depart
ment 01 me-maaaain ia tne - Bt
Nicholas League which contains eon
trtbutions from th league member,
reader ; of ; th maraclne. not over
seventeen year old. stories, drawings,
photographa, and poeroa ; , '
4 BASEBALL. The content of this
magasln for October Include, "Th
. ,;, MASON'S AT. GASTONIA.
- 1 .-1 ..v ' .1 it
ISnJoyaUto and Profl table Meeting of
Itnpreaentatlvc , of .Twenty-Oae
nei UMgtm in Twenty-TWrd District..
1 onn-i tn n. ni....'',;. 1
, e ' . ' -A ' &' - ,
v 1
. LZ Tli- .Tl S 1"
- 1 wnmnwurn weniy-"o"
l Masonic lodges in this. , the twenty
third alatrlct. .mbrnc4nf , Uncoln.
a-wla4 and Owton; countleav - l
I oaatonia a Wednesday and Thnrtday.
I wmmwe aparea no pain to make
- i vneir any nor Pleasant. Thursday
iti morning mi the Tinting Masona were
t wen. on an auto ride to , Spencer
1 mountain, citisens of the town fur-
1 niamna macninee, Tne no was
aengntiui on and waa thoroughly
Thiil"aita ,ftinnA e.
o'clock, tha- Masona their., wives.
. J wtva MWWfB - . Vll m . V
2uJJ??:'WV'
daughter, slater and lady ( friend
Sf.'Jftw2!!8-4 by df
el - 1 Pro
I mm. at the tnnlnalnn itf h(k
gram, at ' th conclusion t which
detlcioua refreshment were aerved.
Th exercises were held in the pyth
lan hail and Mr. J. H. Separk was
master of ceremonies; When he call
ed the house to order a few minutes
past S o'clock every seat waa taken
and aome wara etandln
There were more than SOO Persona
present at tne afternoon exerclsea,
Thursday night the third degree
was conferred upon Mr. George Wit
lis of Oaatonla by tha degree team of
Oastonla Lodge No. set. Following
tne conrernng 01 the degree a smok
er was enjoyed lasting till midnight
At this aeaalon there were present
100 visiting Masons and ISO or mora
local Masona. It waa a thoroughly
enjoyable occasion, aa was also the
meeting Wednesday night, when th
nrt ana second degrees were con
ferred. .
DODfGS AT DTJXX,
1 New Opera Houeo Le-ed---Bana De-
atroyedby Fire Ctoioora Club Be
oeives IU Cnartor. - I
Special to The Observer.
Dunn. Sept 21 The dtv fathers
nave let the new opera house for the
I I - u A . n .
Mnd j w wilson being th euc-
cessful bidders. They promise to
give the patrons aome of th best
shows that can be had; hence the
theatergoers are looking forward to
the opening of the hall, which will
be completed In a few weeks.
Mr. Ous M. Stewart, a prominent
farmer, who lives at Turlington Cross
Roads, had the misfortune to lose his
large barn and stable by fire Thurs
day night He had no Insurance,
The officers of Chlcora Club have
received th charter and will organ
Is as soon as proper quarters can
be secured. The following officers
are named in the charter and . will
hold office until, their eucceesor are
elected: President O. M. TUghman;
vice president, J. C- Clifford; secre
tary and treasurer, C S. Hlcke: gov
erning committee, Clarence J. Smith.
W. H. Newberry, Ellis Goldstein and
H. L. Godwin. Th present Indica
tions are that practically all th bust
ness men of the town are going to
be enthusiastic members, which will.
of course, make It a succeas from tha
start
All Advertisements Ineerted
ta this eolnnui at rat of ten
cent per Un of six words. No
ad taken for leas than 89 cent
Cash la advance.
If your name appears in th
tolephofj dlrecaory yon can
telephone your want ad to VI
and a Mil will bo mailed After
Its lasertlon.
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brand new featur. Commission with U8
weekly for expenses. . The Contlnectal
Jewelry, Co., Cleveland; Ohio. , :, f .,'
CAPABLE aatemtam to eover North Car
kollna with staple Una High commission.
10O monthly advance and permanent posi
tion to right man. Jes H. Bmiia com
pany. Detroit Mich. - 1 ...
SALESTCAN Traveling.,; salary and ' ex-
T kMHl M ,AMMUalAH4 Ht . ha UHVS.
ambitious, snergetlc: splendid opportun
. nartnnji not : aaaantial.
Landmark Cigar Co Denver, Pa.
SALESMAN Established house 'wants
tralevlng representative In North Caro
lina, Staple lin. Permanent commission
contract with T4 weekly advanced to pro
ducer. A-l references required.,' L.
Rice Company. Detroit Mich. . ;
LOST.
LOST-Stlck pin vwlth small pearl; Lib
ra reward if returned to H. L. Tw
car Obrve , " t u ' - 4
LOST Lad gold watch, dou'Je case,
Walthaa movsment Reward , if left at
ObMrver. ; s
- Th Observer seven days in th
week cover th Carolina and 'all
the story of th doings of th day-
sent to your ad drew, anywher for lass
than two cants a Cy. "
PEOPLE'S coin
TJAWTEl.
WAfTED Everybody ; v know where
V they can get . the 'best Cora , Whiskey
made at.tb following, low prices: oiaoa
ard Proof, two Ball ona. 11: 100 proof, two
gallon. 4M wpreaa prepaid. J. C Coop.
r, Bon. IUI -Jacksonville, F
WANTED Bright girls between ' It. and
a rear of age. : Attractive occupation
With good salary and rapid advancement,
no previous experience neoesasry. APr'l
cants must live la eit with parsnta or
relatives and must be able te wrnisn
satisfactory references. Apply to person
at.ReU Telephone Exchange. ; ; ,
WANTED-Reglstered druggist Smafl
town. Otv referenoe and stau price.
Call on or -writ Morvan Drug co
Xorven, N 0. CZ-V??'-t;V.,;i.l-i'
WANTED Pceltlon by ' experieneid te-.
nographsr,- ef erence on request, a
dress . t'W.,M, oar Observer. -. .-,- y. ,f
WJrTED Expert soda dlapensar at once.
Addreea V, (X Soi ta, Cr, ; ; v
WANTEDt-Two newsboys t over South
;i era train between Columbia, and Char
lott. Blue , suit and cash etmrtty re
quired. WrtU to Union New Company,
Columbia, S. a '. :.f, l---r-
WANTED Men t Jearn th best busi
ness la the world, the barber trade, can
hare your ewn-ahep or earn, big wage.
Few weeks required. Tool given, vage
while learning. Write Moler Barber Cow
lev 'Atlanta, Oa,1 . . !- .'.;:
WANTED OontpJet quipmat ' of , raOd-
ra oottoet mill machinery for removal
to another location. Bend complete ta
ventory and full description; siso price
to 'TexA,'' car Oberver.
WANTED Te . buy a Heavy Duty Type
Cross Compound ConCenaing Corliss
En sine, developing approximately TOO a.
p. steam pressure at 130 lb. Rope wheel
preierrea. box ou, narion.
WANTfiD-Two or three strong yeimg
mb Cm H to 8 year old to learn
atoae-eutter trad. Mecklenburg Marble
Granite Co.
WANTED Registered pharmacist
reference and salary expected.
Bros, k Davis. South port, N. C.
BeU
WANTED-a auu you aafa. O. B
Eame Sa Cow Greensboro. N. C
WANTED Position of any kind (with
chance of . advancement) by willing
young man. Address "T. M. B.," care
Observer. . :.
i I . I I I ,
WANTED By a young man. position aa
assistant drug clerk unregistered, sober
and indutarloua, and willing to work. Ad'
dress a. B, R car Observer.
WANTED Position by saw mm manager,
nea) employed, but expecting to cut out
present location about December 1, Is
now .open for permanent position. Fifteen
years experience aa general manager
largest mill In Florida. Had entire
charge from, the .wood, .to ..market 'or
past ten yeara - References ' from present
employer and leading wholesale lumber
dealer In Florida. Address Saw MUL care
Box (Cs, Ocala, Florida.
WANTED A position by an all-round
country printer In newspaper and Job
office as ad and Job man; also make-up.
Address "G. C.. car Observer.
WANTED Druggist partner with tLGOO,
. -
WANTED To aell at a sacrifice, one 1
YMn nrtla anil slKrvitf fnt-rw rmitt4ai T- -
w-w a w va j awuwver. aTSJ
sacrificed as we need space. If you Ic-e
musto ,and love your family here' a
chance to vprove It R. J. Walker, ill
Park avenua
WANTED To sell Jewelry buslnee in
Rutherford ton; owner in bad health;
choice stock. No competition. Write
Horace Elliott Rutherfordton, N. C.
WANTED For U. & Army: Anle-bodled
unmarried men between as of U and
tC; citisens of United States, of cood
character and temperate habit, who -
speak, read and write the English lan
guage For Information apply to Recruit
ing Officer, MT West Trade St, Char
lotte, N. Ct I South Main St. Ashevllle.
N- Ci tsott South Elm St., ainsbore,
N. C) ttSI Main 8t, Columbia, & ti SM
West Main St, GreenvU), S. C, or 187
West Main Bt. Spartanburg. S. O.
WANTED A colored man who can lay
carpets and linoleum; also hang shades.
State wage. Apply by letter at one
Jones Carpet Store, Columbia, 8. C.
WANTED To buy 100 horse and mulea
Will be at Wadsworth'- Bales Stable
Friday and Saturday, September 19 and
Orov Griffith. ;
WANTED To buy 100 horse and mule.
Wll) be at Wadvworth's 8ales 8tables
Friday and Saturday, September 29 and
SX Grove a Griffith..
WANTED Mai . stenographer; exper-
lenced In legal work and book-keeping.
Give references. Address Box "E.," Lum
berion. N. C. ...
WANTED-Cirriag and . wagon black
smith. Must'' be competent and sober.
Jobn Lewis A Sons, Greensboro, N. C.
WANTED Position by experienced young
offic man, Not afraid of work. Address
X',X .cawyrbrvr.!.;.'v. ,-.' yy.
WANTED-Roadster or runabout .auto,
; Not less than h-p. S O. 0. car Ob-
WANTED A second-hand gas cooking
stove. 1 Address JC K., ear Obrvr.
WANTED Immediately, -competent night
, nginr who must b mechanic, at four
press oil mill In North Carolina. Address
with, references "Box ).' Columbia, & C
WANTED-Poeitlon as housekeeper or
manager pantry or linen- room In hotel,
by - experienced lady. . Addrass House
keeper, car Observer. v '
WANTED Position by young man who
don't mind work. Address A., car Ob
server, .,',' ''
WANTED-Positloa : of any kind (with
chance of advancement) : by , willing
young man, Address T, M. B.," car
Observer.
WANTED An experienced pantry lady.
Central Hotel. Charlott. N. C. , . ! , ' ; '
WANTED By young lady, room wlta
modern conveniences, in private family,
close in. Address B., .oar Observer. . . .
WANTED Young lady, employed d ruing
th day. aa companion in private fam
ily. Pleasant surroundings. Address
Companion, care Observer. .
FOR . SALE On second-hand". Jackson
automobile. Can be seen at J. D. Smith
Oarage on South Church' Street- Bacrlnoe
sale If taken In next tea daya .? , .M
FOR SALE 160 ten-galloa wooden book
- eta, ' at a barraln, 'Llls-Ntx Company,
17-ir west Jrraa stri,,'vr .. ;?--.
' - - - r 1 . r - - V "' '
FOR BALE Underwood typewriter; good
. condition. Rargaln, car Observer,
FOR'SALB Jadlaa Votoreyale. 18U mod.
els, very cheap. Demonstrations and
prices on request Answer quick for (re
sults. -Gray Sloop, Mooresvlue, Nk C F
FOR. SALE-rMy horn place on County
.woroe roao, about nau, mus irom coun
try Club. Lot i&Oxta feet Hons modern.
4. .Leak,8pescer,.-''. . --v ....; .:
FOR BALE Handsome bsnk flxtures In
. stalled few year ago at cost of U.0W.
WU1 sell at excepuonafly low price. Ad
dress "C. C..". care '.Obsrver. r ;;,
FOR SALE Handsome Dank' fixtures in
stalled few -rears ago at coat of U.0CO.
Will ell at exceptionally low nrtoe. Ad
dress , "C.! P C,"- .oar .. Observer. ' .
FOR ; 8ALBJ Ohsan.i ary kindling weed,
' sob West ' Sixth street Good Constrae
Uon . Company $ vf.i
FOR SALK-Jiandsbm bank flxturse lnr
stalled few year, ago -at cost of HOOt
WU sell at exoeptionolly low prio. Ad-
ns -u, -v,.f7car vaarver;,-, A;-
FOR SALE One ale alx-rooa bonae lo
cated itt-nedment or Louis avenue.
one block - from sprmg. Special bargata
If aold at once.- W. O. Ross. Phone am.
FOR SALE , or Lease, tt- h.p. Traction
engine, t iirop Bottom wagon oeoa,
good condition. :Propst,Contrtlng C,
sFOR BALE On extra nice combination
horse, fiv year old. chestnut' sorrell.
extra high style and a perfect roaUster.
Has to be Been to be appreciated. W. G.
Rosa." ,."' r :r. ' ,;
FOR SALE Piv-room cottage,--six acres.
flv miles from square, 40O " feet on
Sharon road. Mason, oar Observer.
FOR 'SALE Desirable farm In Gaston
county. 1W acres, s-borse farm cultiva
tion, .three dwellings, barn,, cood out
buildings, well located, to maeadamiaed
road, churches, school, store., stronsT
land, well watered, timbered, and pas
ture. Other good, small and large farms.
Writ for list If you wish to sell, write
or see me. jonn J. oeorge, Kai Estate
Agent Bessemer ctty. H. C I
FOR SALE One Borneo hot soda urn, ta
good ooadltion; operated, on season.
Addrees Box Tt, Charlotte, H. Cv..:,
FOR SALE Excelsior motorcycle. . Ad
dress or call oa Thomas Norman.- at
Charlott 8tcaai Bakery,, n W. Trad
s tract , , j . 'i. ..r'4
FOR 8 ALB! A complete Set of second-
hand bank fixtures a good as new; win
be sold at a bargain. For particulars
write Box Ms A Lexington, N. C.
-
FOR SALE Five acre land, nice resi
dence and outbuilding, orchard and
aloe shade trees, within quarter mil of
ity limits, on Soaron road. Price, M.50S,
J..K. Wolf. -'.'. r. .',
FOR SALE Two wagon In good condi
tion cheap. Suitable for delivery work.
Weaver Organ at Piano Co., via South
Poplar street
irOR SALE One practically new coal
kltchen range cheap. Telephone X2S-L.
' -
Ba Y flit TH fl aaLe rw. I a.
months old. Active and beautifully
marked. Look Box 7S Dayton, Va.
FOR SALE On MO bbl. roller mlflGalls.
bury; 1 40 bbl. roller mill. Rockwell;
house and lot, Salisbury; 90 acres land on
macadam road, two miles from Salisbury;
111 health cause of sal. Address P. O.
Box Hi. Salisbury. N. C. for particulars.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Bright man or young lady to
handle our goods to the hotel la North
Carolina, ' Fine ; opportunity, permanent
situation, w have been In this business
twentyflve years. Address for full par
tlculars. Hatch Hotel Register" Co., De
Moines. Iowa. '
WANTED Agent. Eight dollar per
hundred paid for' collecting aame and
addresses. Steady work, stamp for par
ticular. Calvert Bales Co H7-21I Bt.
Paul atreet Baltimore, lid. - . .
WANTED Local represetativ. No can
vassing or soliciting required. Good In
come assured. Address National Co-Op-ratlv
Realty Co.. V 1U5 Marden Build
ing, Washington, d. a... v ..f1.-'--
AGENTS Either eex, sen guaranteed
hosiery; TO per cent profit; goods re
placed free If hole appears; experience
unnecessary. - 'Addrasa "Wear Proof,
West Philadelphia,. Psv'-''-Apfe-',:;.v-:
AGENTS Our new 1911 model incandescent
, Kerosene Burner 100 candlepower light
burn with or without mantle. Price
defy competition. Particulars free. Sim
plex Gaslight Co.; New ..York. 'M'f-i v-'i
AGENTS No matter what you do your
gold mine la our beautiful catalog show
ing 1,000 quick-sellln; articles at low
prices 'and big profits. Several sales at
every house. S3 sure profit every day. Over
1.009 magnificent illustration In our new
125,000 tall catalog f re to agent.' Outfit
furnished, tl.ooo prise contest begins Oc
tober L Write immediately tor free catalog
and territory, a. W. Holmes Co., Dept.
0 Providene, B, f. , ,. ' . , ,
'if
m'
for nam.
FOR RENt-f-Two furnished ' rooma 803
South Churoh street -
FOR ' RENT Nicely , furnUhed ' -rent
room, flv blocks from square. . Modern.
Us of phone and bath. Call 8939.
FOR RENT Two. furnished rooma,
Mint atreet j ., ,( '
808
FOR RENT Bungalow in Woodlawn: im
, mediate possession. All modern ; con
veniences. Rent low. Phone 16U-J.
FOR RENT Furnished - rooms, light
housekeeping, (01 North Poplar street
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms,, up.
.' stair, with ball, for light housekeeping.
Gas, bath, phona Eight block east of
square. 8. Address "Hom,M: care Ob
server. , ' V i 1 "
FOR RENT Well furnished, very modern
six-room bouss in fin location. Address
If. A.. ktt cars Obaarvrr-.'yv
FOR RENT Two furnlnhed rooms with
use of bath. Phone zrt-L -
'J I
VI'
MICeiJiANKOUS.
TEACHERS Many good openings dur-
ing .September. 4. Enroll now. i; Not too
late. Sheridan's Teachers, Agencltj,
Realty building. Charlotte...-. V ; v ;
BE H. DETECTIVE- Earn from K0 t
. 1300 per month; traveling over the world.,
WrtU a T. - Ludwlc . Ii30 Soarritt Bldg t' 4
Kaosag CKyJ MKwiVjythS''-?. :'j
THE"KILMOTH' BAG A cloth bag of .
i cedar Shavings for the preventenoe of
mothst To be put In trunk and doaet. .
lias m clean sanitary Small. Answers for
cedar chests. ,Bent postpaid s5c three for
11.. Agent wanted, to cedar Manu- f
8UPTJRB SWEATERS dlreot to you by
"mall I, That's the only, way to buy your
sweatersl.-.Our - Free -Booklet TteUs i th I
"' r -waa "mivwi 'jwii-i ;un now ; you-v .
www wv .miwit jvr wrwrj
sweater yon have- bought hitherto, with
out getUar genuine .sweater-oornfort and
Sweater value., 'Send for this booklet to
day while you have It, In mind. Union
Sweater Mills.' UT Sckole tret .Brook.
THE- NORTH CAROLINA Stat Building '.
Communion ' invite - propoeej, f0r the i
erection of a'' Stat Bulldlns? at Ralelai. ';
Nrth Carolina, to be approxtmataA'60x.ja J.
concrete construction with exterior -of
tone, brieTsi -aad terra eotta. , AH pre-
poaals must ba directed to- air Ashly v
Horn,, Chairman - 8tate Bunding , Com-1
mission,' cs.r State Auditor's offic. ital
lgh, N. C. and be delivered not later '
than 1 .o'clock p, m. on November V 1SU. '
Each proposal , must be aocomoaniad hr
certified check fn th amount-of (S.OOt .
payable to th Chairman Of the Cosamls-
slon. check to be forfeited in; th event .
of bidder failing-or refusing to ntr into
contract If am Is awarded to him. Ay
copy ef the plan and Opacification will ;
be sent express collect, uoo aolioatid
to P.t Thornton . Mary. jArohlteet, -tf )
Candler Building, Atlanta, Oa,. and upon ;
payment ot St to cover cost of blue print '
Ing. Ashley Horn,'.- Chatrawja, W.. -Springer,
Becretary. ifj-i-1, H .
BOOK-KEEPEflRS, steporraphera, 'olerkg. -
v a . secure positions., Business Depart
ment. Sheridan's Teacher' Araueiea. i
Charlott. c"S ' ' L '
ANT 1NTELUOENT person may m'
steady . Inoom corresponding for news- '
paper. Experience unnecessary. Addr
Press Coireapondeno Bureau. Washing- i
ton,", c. . ,' i .-;',.- '.. s 0
NOT ICE Big stock. jt sixes yitrlfled pip
ana oiunga. v. v. STUrr., ; .'
WOMEN Sen guaranteed hose; 7 per
per oentproflt; make $10 dally; full or
part -time; . beginners tavesttgat. Strona
Knit, Box , West Philadelphia, Fa.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells about
ever .W protected poaiUoa m U. S.
service. More than 0,ooo vaoancies every
yeatv Ther la a big chance her for Tou
aw.snu swwvos Vr. Hiram mpioy
menU-Easy to get Just ask for booklet
r booklet 4H
Hopkins, f J
tat No obligation. Earl
Washington D. C. . ..
IF YOU WANT position, book-keeper
or stenographer, communicate prompt-.
ly. .Chartott Employment Company. a'.
$3 OR $ A DAY. take your pick. Here-
a nunch your opportunity. Whirlwind I
seller, men wild over marvelous work of
aew automatic rasor blade; sip-sip. . Th 1
trick's done. Get busy with this money
coining machine in your territory. Agents.
salesmen, managers wanted. All or spar '?
time. No experience required. Follow in
structions. $L50 profit every 10 minutes.
Lrfro-cnano tor bustier. Get fact, sworn
proofs now. Th Never Fall Company,
1201 Col ton Bldg.. Toledo, Ohio. - .
FARM FOR PROFIT in Eastern North
Carolina. The "Nation's Garden Spot";
Leads other localities for vegetables..'
fruits, and staple farming on small cap
ital. . Homesecker ' and Investors writ
Carolina Development Company, 82$ South
ern Building. Wilmington, N. C. ,
SUITS tallored-to-meaaure for, Charlott '
trade at absolutely manufacturers ;.
price a The Charlotte Troueer i Co. Up
town office 418 Realty Bldg. Phone IZL
LADIES We have good positions waiting
if you " -will learn halrdresslng
with the Hermann permanent hair wave.
No v competition. Big money. Manicuring, ,
facial massage, electrolysis and chiropody
taught Write today. Moler College, Ajk.)
lanta, Ga, . . v ;,--v---ir !-
FREE . B AMPLE Patented - August :' 39,
Ifllt Nsw -No-Splash are winners. W
dailv, nroflt dead aasv Wa can orov It
Send ta fmalllng oot). Seed Filter O.
Nw, York. a v. . H . , Vf
TWO FINE plantations, near. Savannah,
- Ga. From owners.-Only U-ntlles from
Savannah, shell road and two trunk lines v
of railroad. No better soli In South:
Adapted toJBea Island and upland cotton,
sugar-cane. corn, potatoes, ideal for win
ter truck. Flowing artesian walla Num-'
her one: 4,000 acres fine buildings. Num
ber two! 1009 acres-fair buildings. Price -only
(BO per more. Biggest bargains In the
South. ,V Address Owner, Box S31, Bruns-r
wick. Georgia, . v, 1M -v.o -, t
to thai
IF YOU WANT to make a good Income
learn china, paintmg. tha moat fascinat.
Ing art, Writ at One for special Intro
ductory offer. All materials furnished. In
ternational Art Studios. Rochester, jr. Y.
CLOSING ..OUT . .PIANOS W have sev- 'ft
vrw jwt j uuq ywwv, villus ww nuii seu -
Immediately or reshlp before we close cur
temporary Office here In Charlotte Rath
er than box and reshlp the pianos we will -sell
then below their, wholesale : value
and give easy terms- of psyment - Vara
Is an opportunity , If you expect
a piano wltbla a year or tw. it wm CV.
you to ook into this.; Weaver OrgaaV
Piano Co., 1 South Poplar street , ' . ,
WILL SUB-LET most deirabl lx
room house, very modern conveniences.
fWUl sell t jange,,? refrigerator, carpets. ,
shades, qta, at low price.' Address Best
Location, car Observer. , . rV., ,,
TUBERCULOSIS .I conquered "Nature's
Creatlon' saves ...consumptives. Writ
for , testimonial , of . prominent people.
Booklet free. All letters promptly an- '
swered. E. D. -Morgan, Hippodrome Bldg..
Cleveland, Ohio- .'"-!-,
BEAUTY SPOTS in. hearts, clubs, stars
and Other attractive designs; also some
thing of special interest to college girls
manicuring,' shampooing, scalp treatment'
and facial message. .-Miss Mary E. Burt
telephone number ZTU, Selwyn,
The Obsorvet en days in tns
week covers th Carolina and tUS
the story of th doings of th Cay
sent to your address anywher for U-.-
than two cents a day. i
.Tha Dujr Observer geu ti neA
I