THE CHARLOTTE NEWS MARCH I. 191
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Charlotte News
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The si’ip subsidy bill, \vlii('ii p^f'sod |
the :.-priue b\ (uic \(Ho, thar b^^'ing the
vote of the vice-prcsident, is dead so
fai’ as this session is concerned. It
V. ill not be renorlod to the house.
A;^iile from a few ^iiip builders and
shin owtior?’. there will be few friejids
at the funeral of this measure.
fc’AilO.N Editor
W. CAi f>wv::i-l. city Editor
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“Mr. ‘Roosevelt will have any num
ber of platforms when the Chautau
qua season opens,” says the Atlanta
Constitution. And no man will feel
more at home when riding a half
dozen or so.
hTe Italci"h Xows and Observer de
votes almost a page a day to telling
the legis^lature what it should do. And
ihe Old Reliable ?:ives some pretty
eood advice ocacsionally.
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Xow that Theodore, of Rough Rid
er fame, has joined (he ranks of the
!’,i)v Scouts, the Hor.svon Post will
pi-'bably give that organization reg
ular s;)aco in the paper.
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A. buildiii.u. Atlanta, above
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a revival ol' miniui; activi-
ih ('ai'>'lii:a jiist now, and
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Special to The News.
Pinevilie. Feb. 2S.—Mrs. Mary Mor
row, of Gastonia, who was called to
the bedside of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Fantiie Morrow Culp, last week, return
ed last Saturday. Mrs. Culp is slight
ly improved at present.
Mrs. Annie Henderson, of Charlotte,
who has been visiting her kinswoman,
aMrs. F. C. Harris, on Fisher street, re
turned last Saturday.
Misses Mary Jones, and Banks Dunn,
of Charlotte, spent the week-end with
their cousin. Miss Lorice Downs.
I\Iiss Essie McLaughlin of Charlotte,
who has beeh on an extended visit to
her cousin, Miss Bessie Walsh ou Main
street, returned last Friday.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Downs, died last Friday aftei* an ill
ness of a few days. The sympathy of
their many friends goes out to the
liereaved young parents.
1'he W. O. W. organip^ation of the vil-
la.Jxe will give a banquet, at their hall
nc'xi Wednesday evening for the bene
fit of the degree team. A large atteni-
;u!ce is expected and the supper com-
j niittee. who are Messrs. Kell Cook, W.
] \. Rodgers and W. C. Barnett, are
j niakiii" ('y;pnsive preiiatations.
, >ir. and .Mrs. J. ii. Deal, left last
'•'rirlay for Clare Mount, where Mr.
i)enl lias a tine orchard in the 1'hermal
belt ami vineyard, from iiich i\lrs.
!>oal makes delicious wine, strictly for
homo and medical use.
.Miss f'lora Williamson, spent the
week-end with ther si.-ter. Mis. E. W.
Hand, on Main street.
Mis^">es .M:-rtha Waish and Cillie Ag-
’lew of ('hc.-ter S. C. a^e visiting ]\Iisb
Bes>ie W'aisii.
-\u'. and Mrs. R. B. .Tohnston, Mr. and j
Mrs. .T. S. Miller and Mr. W. C. Bar-1
nett. rer'i('sented the Presi)yteria.n con-
!ipi-vetit c)f Pine\'ille yesterday at Slia-
ron. where they weai to attend cburch
and inc'dcutally to hwite the Rev. Mr.
(rueriiey to preacli at the Presbyterian
oliurc’i of Pinevil’e Sunday". There is i
a strong desire on the part of both i
I ooi’iire.rratit'us to unite and call a j
; roaf‘]ior for ihc two churches, Imt the j /J-
'ruestion can not be settled until t)ie I
iiieotiiig of presbytery, which convenes j
ai Sharon jiexr Aiirii.
?.Irs. C. H. Campbell and Mrs. Essie
Patterson have wone to fluntersville,
; 'O visit Mrs. C-il'dwoj].
{ .Miss .lennie Davis of Mint Hill, is
; visiMns: her tisier, Mrs. S. L. Moore,
op GaN street,
j Last i'rida'- a hurried call came i’rom
I the ,:;i’,'”e;:; and ",rai:i iriill of Vv. yic-
1 .Lean Strc.ii-h ^o Chadwiclv Hoskins
I tki ow V. hy ; ho j'O'.ver had been shut
j off.
I .Messj-s. .T. S. ?mit:i and W. C.uy
! ! a.'ior ore in ihe niacliine sh.");) and
J v.-eio unaware of any stor»page, but
j upon investigjation l)y Guv Taylar it
j was forr.id I’nai two wires were burned
j out. and a large rat was reclining with
Its nead on one vrire and its tail on
anoth^'r. v\hich bed caused a short cir-
I ■c'uit and siiut off the jiower.
Muslin Underw
CONTINUES
These Specials in splendidly made Muslin Underwear on sale at first counters, main floor.
25c to 38c Corset Covers at 19c
€0 dozen pretty Lace Corset Covers that formerly sold at 25 to 3Sc. Sale Price..
50c Corset Covers at 25c
The values in the lot r
Dainty Corset Covers, prettily trimmed in both nice laces and a lot embroidery.
GOc. Sale Price
un ii;.i to
.... 25c
Nearly 1,000 $1 and $1.25 Gowns at 69c Tomorrov/
Nearly 1000 nicely made full length Gowns of good material. Many pretty styles to select from, neatly trimnie'
with substantial laces and dainty well made embroideries. These values are SLOG and ?1.25. Some '
ones in the lot. Sale Price
69(
lyiuslin Underwear Specials on sale First Counters Main Floor.
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, ii ' V(.'cc!i:'ii.U'i- ii s'.i' b decisions
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vl.-Vr.!' :r '-.iouso
; a iMcsaso ihe Osb )vne i
' Id i..b r :,i'l. but iii a iiie^AS.re |
ir'i'in Mils i;fsi’io. . adii’i'teii
I V '.vas ir. error ■•in’ :!sked ihav reior-
.W'L lo th;,- iiiatie:’ be iU'.^'r.;igeJ iroui
,:hv rvi ■ Til. v,-)':ifii uas d me.
ti-.veuuu' I.iea:-e s-.iid no v.orld voro
ii'f> ac iiicorni'^’r.!i:ig ilie Piodmorit
■ a: d .'softh.orn Ilaii’.vay (’ompany—the
’ l;ul:o inff^'i'urbtui pvoiect; bat h-?
! chan.uod his mind ard signed the ^Pt—
I wit ex!aana; i.ai.
Railroad Faith Cure.
The railioads are not croing into
bankruptcy after :M1 as a result of th?
I rate decision, 'i'he blow that was to
r* lO li'.e legi.^la- .e tiailic ha.s fallen. ^ el the >
Pennsylvania announces that its large I
•onstI'urticn orders will not be cancel-!
led: ;nen ar(> at work cm now!
t quipi.ient in Us Altoona shop.". The I
I lesiihMit of ih-'' .‘Noriaevn PaoiQc sees •
lit; hing to worry abori. The Chesa-'
peake and Ohio does not intend to i
change its policy of spending $(1,000-!
000 on imiirovements, and the officials
01 other road.' expro'^s confidence.
I Thp cloud that looked like a camel,
' a wh;;ie or a w;'asel, according as the
■1 • i - , . , citkiniitous imagin.'ition viewed it bn«
n;(ji' i>:-a.-o sai'i no woiiui veto'-..^^,, , V,,, ii, ims
,, j.e.. dissipated. Ihe exampie of the
magical orf(»ct ot ineutal su.ggestions
on the railroad situation v.iii not be
lost. As a matter of fact, the roads
have reason to thank the Interstate
. +1.1 't’‘^iiierce Commission for an official
j aiM'.)ii:t;ve i»f)',ver in any if: r.son otneri- -
I than liimsclt; b .t he has since frigned
i a nanibur of sucii measures.
Blood Pofsoa
Tbies’ Salve, 25c. j
ALL DF.UGQISTS
;:1 ■'> j-M r a':th( ri>,'n!; th‘ t inpU;ymoin of
j I'ural pi>!i - ii; ('’,arl'"ston touniy; ]):ii
i liC :;t day 1'^' aproved tli‘ act—with-
^'.■ut *“Xiilau"'ion. ile f-'aid iie would
! si' u 'Vi rural P'>licc* acts vesting thej^
I indorsement such as they could have
1" - ' 1 trom no other quarter. The
j commission s review of railroad opera
is v.,..L-h I «sp«natnr., ihoujsl, his v«o wasU„ a’remrtlbte eXblf ot\5ir?ad
j sustained by the senate. I stability
U. i-. Of th. Governor rjloaso vclocd the Item nil with the slooni dispelled, railroad,
SO ao to pormrLirho appropriation bill authorizing tl’e ; oflieials mav now suspend thei" c-jlan
t ) d-t-r.! omptrollor general to expend $5,000; ity-howling'and emergencv book-keeM-!
.. i- to .he rNamiim,r:c.mnty omces, buthehasji^ .-Hui devote themselves strictlv to!
, 'I'c- comptroller .general to i Uu- busines.s of efficient oner.ntinn ‘v.v :
Yes indeed, vs'e are proud of
it; like character it means ev
erything. It means perfect safe
ty to the iierson T^•ho buys a
piano from our firm. We have
been in business 07 years. The
name alw’ays the same, ClIAS.
M. STIEFF, and there is not
a dollar in this business out of
the house of Chas. M. Stieff.
The name CHAS. M STIEFF
on a piano is a synonym of p.er-
fection in piano construction. A
cheap piano is cheap, no matter
what price or who sells it.- Skip
ail risks in The purchase of a
piano by writing STIEFF before
you buy.
Chas. M. Stieff..
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff, Stieff Se'f-player
Shaw and Shaw Self-player
Pianos.
W. F. Mocdy. Jas. A. Henderson.
The Train Robbery
Scenes of ordinary occurrence in
the F.tr West have shifted to
our S’lnny South v/hen a train
was held up by a band of Rob
bers this week.
YOU ARE NOT HELD UP
when you purchase a pound of
oi:r .39c Candy , you don’t have
•tne feeling of being held up
There’s real value in the Choco
lates that are different.
Tryon Drug Co.
SOUTHERN WAREROOM
5 West Trade Street
CHARLOTTE, . N. C.
C. H. WILMOTH. Manager.
P. O. station No,
11 N. Trycn.
1.
BLAKE'S DHUG SHOP
On the Square.
Prescriptions Filled Day
Ninht.
v.il havc ahead and spend this amount, if so
. • i 'l li'o probability j much should be necessary. Comp-
' . iilo Landmark. |
(;f tliu objection i
''Tiifs arvj interests
Jones has^ however,
•lined emphatically to follow this there are undeveloped possibilities of
irse, siuf-e the le.trislature sustained increased net earnines in th^
,\
: • cotirse, lo rnain-
'■ ' t.ie stMrutes whif:h ,
'•r I.-: r;i;r can ba enforced, or |
id ^'.li.clcnt penalty to make It I
1/1.• K; (I'j b ih?
Urv '.vhi^h is openly Ignored i'>
none nr all, for it generates
«.t Tcsjx r'i for fitber laws.
I.\ery one .v}io b'dieves in law en
tire rnent, re:;ardlo'.-: of his vlew.s
I I, S'.f.diiy L • .--vance, should oenain-
I ■ i'f- intfrr; • d In oiflior
l ojyibk to f'iil'jrc. tijr- law in qtiention
or cl.se shopld fa\or its abolition.
I»o the people f>f Nurth
losire tl.ij Inuer ootirse?
Have Wf ouigrown the Sunday
servanoe l-i.v?
tif)lb-r General
declined
cou
the governor’s veto.
Governor Bloase vetoed the item in
the aiipropiiation bill providing sala
ries and expenses for two factory in
spectors, Faying the inspectors were
useless, but he has since said that
thiff veto did not mean that the in
spection act wotild ,go unenforced, for
he would himself employ inspectors,
Ijaying them out of his :^5,000 law-en
forcement fund.
efficient operation. Xo-,
(uily are the railroads not trointr'tn th ■> i
do.gs becau.se rates cannot be raisedj‘WORK and .lob printing
but it has been demonstrated that better kind. Phono 1530.
of
Ihe Hurry blows ovi.r. Dire predic
tions are for^o' en and railroad presi
dents acno:;n.., a willingneHs to ar-.
opt the i i’uption as lire: entfd. Th(;
J .n.s31\uni,i \ .li noi couiitermund iin-
provenient (?r(i' r;j, and numer(juf» otli'-r
roads state they are idannlng
lo ronciimc^ii. In.stead of (h*fying
gov ol ninental I'Upervlsion t^e wise.st
(our-e for railioad heads to pursue
would be to site their tlm-) to more
economical management. Reports of
last year's busino”:; on tho majority of
roads wero encouraging. There Js
'••ant danger that any roiiil will sufT(:r
s> rionsly from the refusal of permi.s-
>ion lo increase rates.
Big Flour Shipments.
By Associated Press.
Seattle, \\'ash„ March 1.—Shipments
making It | noup from Pugot Sound to the
')rient during F-l)riiary broke all rec
ords, aggregating 203,0^8 barrels. Flour
men s^ate that the month’s shipments
even exceeded those of the boom days
of 1!)07, when the flour trade with tho
I'ar Kast was flourishing. The exports
from the (’olumhia river ourlng Feb
ruary aggregated 40,7‘IG barrels.
The flour shii)ments from Pugenl
Sound have shown an increase every
month slnre last October.
Carolina
oh-
— The new weather man comes In
unrler tho wtather. This is his fir.st
day undf!r Charlotte skies.
Y
OU v»ni never regret taking
petite lags, when the digestion
Is poor or when you suffer from
Colds, Grippe or Malarial Dis
orders. Try it.
J'resident Taft may secure the color-
rd vote by reason of the choice plum
j ist paswd out to a Boitou negro, but
v.o LafUiy think bo.
OSTEnER'
OELEBRATEO
STOMACH
BITTER
earnin.gs m the existing
rates under economical and intelli
gent management—New York World.
NOT A WORD OF SCANDAL
marred the call of a neighbor on Mrs.
W. P. Spaugh, of Mnville, Wyo. who
King’s New
Life Pills had cured her of obstinate
kidney trouble, and made her feel like
i ne^ woman. ’ Easy, but sure rem
edy for stomach, liver and kidney trou
ble. Only 2uc at W. L. Hand & Co.’s.
THE
SELW YN
HOTEL
EUROPEAN
Room* 9L50 per Day and Up.
Rooma with Private Bath
$2.00 Per Day and Up. •
CAFE OPEN UNTIL t:30 P. M.
Prices Reasonabla.
150 Elegant Roomsi
76 Privata Baths.
Located Ic the heart of Char
lotte, convenient to railroad
ulatlon, ,:treet cars and the busi
ness and shopping centre. Cater
to high-class criamerciai
tourist trade.
Pur* Water from our Artesian
Weil, 203 1-2 feet deep, for sale.
6c gallon at Hotel.
10c gallon in 5-gallon lots,
Delivered in Charlotte or at A.
R. Station.
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EDGAR B. MOORE, Proprietor.
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Good Bye
CORNS
Never see you any more. Gone
forever. Tough toes once
more. Stop on them, stand on
them or kick them without
s. uirming. That’s the story
that ^
WOODALL & SHEPPARD’S
CORN REMEDY
Cold Breakers
will break it up in a hurry.
Pleasant to take and no bad
after effects.
Get a box.
Price 25c.
John S. Blake
Drug Co.
'Phones 4i and 30C.
Registered Nurses' Directory.
Join the Greater Char
lotte Club and Help
Make Charlotte
Grow.
OUR SPLKND5D NEW LINE OF BUILDERS
AND TOOLS IS NOW READY FOR YOU.
WE KEEP STANDARD MAKES OF AjZ
5iAMMERS, HATCHETS, SAWS—EVERYTHir-iT?
! YOU TAKE NO CHANCES IN NOT GETi;,.
! WHEN YOU BUY FFOM US.
i WE WANT TO SEE YOU OFTEN.
Charlotte Hardware C
Phone 1530—Job
"Jordan’s on t^e Square.
E. P. Purcell, President.
D. A. McLaughlin,
Pres.
has to tell.
17c.
Only 15c. By mail.
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^ Club and Help Char- 4
^ lotte Grow. 4
WOODALL
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DRUGGISTS X
In the Skyscraper Building.' X
'Phone 69 and 166. i
The Most
Inviting Drinks
are at Jordan’s.
They look good.
Taste good
And are good.
R. H. Jordan & Go.
The “RexafI” Store.
Graduate Nurses' Register.
'Phone 7.
FOR ESTIMATES on Job Printing,
’phone 1530. A representative will
call.
INJECTION
BROU
Gives Prompt »nd Effectual Relief
without iuconvenience, the
MOST OBSTINATE CASES
No other treatment required.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A new lot jusi in t:
best vainer e^^■ b'’-vo •
They are in Biiic
Fancy Goods aiit'.
to
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Tlicy i'l re for tr'li
boys and boys,
from 2 1-2 to IS ;■ c:.
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