i i . ..H AL tn.vl-1'.'ir, latr'.iut Iterttaee.
The ni't liit- (cstlngtmcleos In con-
? tuple, t the Qara nf na tion with the riming of the Daugh-
Iketm, tr of the Corf-aiTHfy In thin city urt
ma ami jzm 01 mm pur.m ur
the prptx-ntatJon, next Wt.'diuiliiy
::3
rful spectacle baa
nn in jiiffrt'iunuun, una i,-u ."
-,kpoii piwvions n., ,'.,, (,,,, r uhti-h will
r incomparable im , . , , : Y,, ,
1 . h- be "nt to the North Carolina room Id
4
l or imposing htia ever
'lis country befr. One
am-Wiit city of Jerus-
mple of Fcdomon anl
fltil jcVrwlnw with color,
1 m iflclal show, but a
alirstion tf life in th
1MB KTIIW nr
Uy aa well as lt sur
'ml the perfection of
show will be at Char-
-vn of Jiln
He was born
-uved here nearly all
. ne last two or three
been In" the Insurance
,vr -Mr. "Walter Brem, and
Ale business man,
, Mr. Fiix-was", known "to
in Charlotte, and had manv
, -that commanded liking, U
, Ight and genial and .hail
figure -in society here for a
of yean. He had many friend
devoted to hla friends. Thh
waa mutual. ,H had a ran
ny for misfortune, for unfrr
people, that redeemed htm for
funeral services will take place
, f Poplar and Tit th streets' this
(.,Leman, rector of Bt. Teter'a Ecii-
l Church., The pall-bearers will
ow. XhomBBlbn and Chase Ure
fer, '
i
Mil rp ftinvinvn.
ing held lnt night the
fit thla city devklcd to
j.'.r rompatiy name to th
i t nilU-nwn, The diange of
imea elTwtive at oiw.
gtnHl Hometa' Neat Ulflempn
aanlaed her In 1856. ' Thy
gallantly Ihtwigh the civil war,
r reorgunlaed in 187$. They
fUned their orgnnlifttlon until at
e Spanish war, when the tntn
'waa mustered out, June ?4. 1KS,
new Hometa Kwt Iwilenin
er. 41 : men, who purpoae to
italn the good repututln of their
sun BM WJM LOpSBD I.f .
r Jaa V1U tMta Geo.' fclag With a Kalf
HOm la aattMaTroaata-Tha Oplalok
I a MatkafU-taw,
'A white tnin- by the name of Jump
tllllwM tried before Recorder Shannon,
house yesterday , for cutting George
King. King waa In Hill' room at th
time. Th taatlmony given tended to
show that Hill waa In the fault and he
was tent to jail In default of a 1250
bond.
. The moat Interesting part of thla trial
when Mrs. Hill testified. Bhe stated
among other things that she and her
nuaband livat ,ott North Trym street
betweeav the- aquare and tho cWy hall
and thatl for several montha her bus
twadjias locked ber In. He would go
v vvpinrrw una oe gone iinjrwnerv
' from M minutes to a half-day and al-
InflcaA thA Ann hafhlnil tilm mi
leaving and took the' key .wltht him.
MrstIlll la a very : quiet, (modest
looking woman of, come 0 odd years,
, Her mother, who came ipjirum Port
Mill, 8, C Sunday night, found her
daughter In the cell With her husband.
He had asked that she be sent to him
for company,- '
The mother-in-law did not t mince
, words t giving In a short story to the
recorder. Bhe said: "My daughter mar
ried htm on the 17th day of butt January.
ate seed enough of hlmtto kndw that
be dont suit meMior her, either."
Th court over. Hill went to jail, and
'the mother and. daughter to Fort Mill.
-. H.ia la said in oourt that Hill served a
on the cbaln-gang in Union coun-
term
v ty,Jot long ago,
it,'oOBTA.' toso tya
...Tba J-itrg f. Ualaa'a Old aa
' Mi ftaaoeeiadOttlseaa, '
' Mr, Oeonre A. Long,s8r died at hla
, iiuuis nr&r uvvm u uttcl u uniii wuuii.
Futiday night, at; the advanced Age of!
jis years. He was one or me pesi Known
cltiiena of Union county. It can be aald
.of him that he did no man harm. Bv
ervone waa hia friend. All ithroueh life
, he waa JRnd, courteous and agreeabtt
: to all wUK whom be came In contact -
JUrJXotuuf bad always been rebut! and
strong and was never sick until recent
5 years, and then Buffered only with the
I disuses that eocompaay old . He
waa a good man, highly esteemed and
his demise will be mourned by every
'one who knew him.
Mr. Long, was the grandfather at
Messrs. H. Cy and Murray C. Long, nf
this city. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Long wlU
leave thla morning for Love's Level to
.attend the funeral, which will occur
io-aay. .... :
i l91"gMfaa4JMUrarijrork. ,
The young men's meeting at the T. M.
C. A. to-night w II begin at 8 o'clock In-
f wdf i: 15 as lu'rrtofore., .-
"The Y, MC'A. IJterary Soity will
rmume its meetings to-night at 9
o'clock. , New officers will be elected
?nd other buelncss of Importance trans
: , ;AqaUiaale4taa board..
Mr. J. L. Bcales, of Monroe, formerly
a resident of knd well known railroad
"an atUteavtlle,1iiUi'takerrrposl
turn ander Capt; K, B: Finch 'lb the
Imal freight Pfllce of the Seaboard Air
. Line., Mr. cales' has a most agreeable
. ierm.ijiaUty 'and ! is ' capably familiar
with all the details of railway work.
' " r"".-' "7-;
. ,,' Lm(CeUB.r i I ' i
Receipt at the cotton platform yes
terday were 188 balee, the price being
-7.13. tftecejnts for be same date ltUt
year 'Were' J0 Miles,' the price being
10.20. 'In September,; 1900, 3,m, bales
received at'tfle local platform.
t t riumber ta retelptu ere"l,5C0
" PWg Claia. - ,;
1 m: 'Lily "Naflh, who copducted a
s "MMmtfijl dancing cIium , last jicaeon,
v ill begin with another clans ov. No-
'nbor jBt. " Tbell bn 'the fourth
r of tho Piedmont building will be
i i as the -lancing mum. i . -
i i-''
Weewn, Oholsonvllle, . Va.,
vritre: ."your On Allnuf
mii; plves pei-fert satisfaction.
?t i f pf It Is the best remedy
vi. '. ' throat and lung trou
II. J " H 4 Co..
J ' i - i WOO!!' r I III HI llWI
the museum at Ilk hmond, Va.
r,-.,,,.,-,,,-,,-.,., , ,
The Meeting f roolry rasctors. I
iiw rail i.'.;viip fc,.v
I'liUltry AftKnciallon will t held lo-i
morrow night at l:M oVlock. Tb m t
Ing will take place In the mayor'a office
in the city hall. Every one Interested
fin poultry will be welcome, . v
KAYS HE WAS TORTURED.
'I suffered syh pain from corns Ti
could hardly walk." wrltos H. Itobln
im, Hllltilx)rough, Ills., "but Bucklen'n
Arnica Halve cvunpletely cured them."
Arts like ptaglc on - sprains. ' tiruln?,
ruts, sores, scalds, burns, Iwlls, ulcers.
Peifect healer - of skin diseases , and
plies. Cure guaranteed by liurwell 4
Dtmn Co. I'M'.
; For taOrlppe Bad laSeeaaa ase Cheaay's
Kspfetoraai, 1 t y
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
T. M,C A. Phy.lcst fTork.
he gymnasium clisses of the Y. M.
A. will open to-day, the first class
Ing that of the boys, at J:30 ofchx'k
his afternoon. The business mens
lass 'begins tf-morrow at 8:15 p. m.,
ind the young men's clans Thursday
night, I'hyslcal Director Ockert has
been nuttlnir the anooratus in arm;!
hnrw anil th : mAmhoni nr nhrtwlnirt
much Interest In thin department.
The tennla court is being used very
freely and quoits have been Introduce J
as an additional gam.
BreUisrly artlcm,
Th elders and deacons of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church and repre
sentatives from Graham Street Prcsby.
tertan church met In the parlors of the
Second church last night. It wa de
rided that work shall commence on the
new building for the Graham Street
church at. the corner of Tenth nnd Pln
streets and the Second church will
back the Orsha m Street church for ull
the money that may be- needed to com
plfito the handsome building,
ri R. X, Johssna Dead.
The Atlanta Constitution yesterday
contained the following: "Mrs. II. Z.
Johnson, the wife of Kev. R. Z. John
son, of Llncolnton, N. C died yester
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the resi
dence of her daugbter, Mrs. A. M.
Hoke, No, IS Baltimore place. At the
time of her death Mrs. Johnson waa d'i
years of age. Th body will be car
ried to Lineolnton this morning, wher
the Interment will take place."
Hew Metros at the Prlrst Uo pltaL
has bcefli appointed matron at the Pri
vate Hospital to succeed Miss Stlnson,
wno reeignea a rew aays ago, ir.
Bell wUl arrive, here In a few days.
Sho is excellently qualified for the
duties of her position.
Miaa usran vin remain in cuariotte
and will Jdorlvat nursing, .In this
she haa no auperlor.
k . Th SyBod Meet Her.
"The Presbyterian Synod of North
Carolina will meet In Charlotte October
22nd and will remain in session for
week. The meetings will be held In
the Second Prerbytertan church. It Is
expected that over 800 delegates will ba
In attendance,
Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings it ha
relieved and the lives, -of their little
ones It has saved. Strikes at the root
of the trouble and draws out the In
flammation. Tho children's favorite
couch cure. R. H. Jordan. & Co.
Your Pictures
Framed aud
Delivered
. - .
the day order is given.
HOUSTON, DIXON 4 CO,
' fadlag Stationary sad Art glare. .
10 S, Trjoo 81,0pp. Qetittl.
We Want Your Trade.
TATE & BROWN
FURNISHERS, HATTERS ; :
AND MERCHANT TAILORS,
Are now showing tho chic of Now York
fashions.
NECKWEAR in the newest fabrics
and colorings.
HALF-HOSE In extreme novelties,
cotton, lisle and silk.
SILK'AND OPERA HATS, ladles'
sporting and tailored hats. The Keeser
military stock and belts,
State Agents for the ; ; :
Celebrated Youman's Hats,
:
No. 6 South Tryon street.
TATE fa BROWN,
Tailors and Furnishors.
"Wo MK Shirt.'
Mot
Selling' at Cost.
-Aliof our goods re marked at a pro fit. WE AUG IIERE'J
TO STAY, Not up one' season and down the next, and we
only advertiso what we can do and what wo do
Got your prices from tho supposed-to-bo cost sales and
th n; get our prices, aud in many cases you will find thar
our prices, with a profit addod, is not any more than the
so-called cOft sales.
A good bargain for jou is a gaia to us. ( We sell to s 11
again.
YorKe Bros. (Q. Rogers.
Solm Afeints for Knox Hats.
YOUR MONEY IS X 'XI
YOUR BEST FRIEND,
DONT
Let It slip through your fingers,
lXn't be deceived by the oger-
ings of others. Look ovedssur
stock of clothing, hats and fur
nishings and you save your
friend. We have the inside track
on prices and If our prices are
duplicated elsewhere you should
be suspicious of what you are
offered.Our goods are as low as
the lowest FOR THE QUALITY,
but we do not sell them at SO
CALLED COST. We are doing
business for the profit that Is In
It. Glaring advertisements are
written to mislead you. DON'T
BE. .
4
THE LONGDATE aOTHING CO.;
V'1
in
Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday.
STILL THE NEW GOODS COME. Interesting es our sales have been for
the tout few weks, we want to make this the most Interesting one yet, and,
therefore, offer tjc following bargains that should appeal to thrifty buyers.
, , Dr Goods.
Three pieces new wool plaid dress goods, 36 Inches wide, very pretty,
goods, regular Wo quality, but to create a sensation we run it spe
cial at, a yard ,.............. " Ifh
Two pieces plaid back suiting, 36 Inches wide, special at, a yard ...... Si.'e.
32-inch grey suiting, special at, a yard '. liiic.
We are receiving new dresa goods every day, Just received a pretty line
of broadcloths, suitings, etc.
VV.ist Flanneli.
A now lot dotted French flannels Just received, This Is the thing for
-waists. Then goods are worth 60c. yard, but they will go at the
special price of, a yard ,....45e.
Eight pieces all wool flannel in pretty new stripes, Just opened up thl
morning, This is 50c. flannel, but a this la a special rate H will go
to-day at, a yard ' .... .,..21c.
27-lrxh white silk warp flannel, special, a yard ....,,....,. Kiit.
27-inch all wool flannel, special at, a yard..... ..... 5c.
Flaonelette Remnants.
Our buyer secured a big lot of these remnants, running from t to 10
yards in a piece, at a price that en us to put thcmm sale at
about half the regular price. These, ooda are the 81-3 and -10c. .
quality, but we will run them during this sab at, h yard ic.
IS l2c Percale Remnants for 7 l-2c.
This Is nice goods, fast colors and th real 12Jc. grade, but we will let If
go at, yard , ..THe
Mercerized Ginghams
Just received a'vwy large shipment of mercerised ginghams In solid
colors and pretty stripes for shirts, fast color. This is tho kind we
have been selling at 20c. yard, but we will run this lot special at, a-
yard ..... , .,10c.
This is your opportunity to save some money,
J.BJVEY&CO,
13 West Trade St. Successor to T. It. Alexander, Son fc Co,
OOOCMCJOOOOOOOOOOOOCX
NEW FA.LJL
OODS
Arc moving right "along. Everybody tells
us our goods are pretty and that we are
selling them cheap, Beautiful lot children's
reefers ranging in, price from 98c, to $1,98,
All wool Astrakan in all colors and sizes,
something you pay $2,50 for elsewhere
for $1,48, " All sizes,
8
The Bee Hi,
The One Price Cash Store.
Hood, tShelton WCo,
JSkt
We Will Open
the Doors of the
AND
MELLOI
ORES
This Morning'
Bright
Early
$175,000 worth of Merchandise to be
slaughtered, 'including magnificent lines o
Dry Goods, Notions, White Goods, Carpets
Mattings, Rugs; Curtains, fine "Dress Goods
and a stock of ClothingThe . largest and
best selected evershown in the Carbllnas,
This is an opportunity seldom offered to
procure reputable goods &t underpriccs.
.rmi .p- r7ji) t laaWm
Hood, Sheltoh (gl Co. J
. - . . ;
Vc are Ghowinrf a
-Ilanificcnt llcv? Line of
Bed Room Suits,
Including all that Is new and tie
sir able - the latest styles out
... i A j . , II,,, ,. ,i
thts season. Our stocll of Furni
' ture Is now, one of the most com
plete over shown in North
Carolina and prices guaranteed
the lowes. if f
r - ';W.;T.iMcCoy.'.':
Ve Give Creen Trading Stamps.
Founded 1842.
mm
rf if i (i
-foinn
uuji;
VSing their own praise.!'
RSany
Command fancy prices far above their Intrinsic worth because . of useless
accessories and ante-bellum methods of manufacture.
Stieff
Is made In Baltimore, In the most modernly equipped. factory 1 the. world
every saving possible Is made, and you get the benefit , .
The tone of the Stein is rich, mellovt and lasting. )
REV. O. It. BRACKETT, OF CHARLKSTON, 8. C, writes: "It ig superb.
If possible its tone is sweeter now than when we purchased it eight yearfi
ago." a . . i
Write for booklet w .
OHAS. -M. STIEFF. 'MM.Wft'
nW'VoVK CHARtOTTE, tin O.
C. H. WILNIOTH, Msnf gar.
M. AND S.
WARKROOM,
OFFICE OF
I Hill III
IJ
WE WE REACHED THE
LONG LOOKED-FOR
an,
To all Our Stockholders, Greeting!
The officers of, your Institution take pleasure In Informing you that not
only has your institution In Its 18 years of existence been very fortunate In
, Its loans never having lost a cent by bad loans and having paid oft Punct
ual to a ' day 25 series amountln g to over $750,000 all at the nominal ex
pense (Including taxes) of less than 2 i per cent, but ' at the tame time
It has climbed to the ... , . , ,
Uppermost Round of Its Life's Ladder
. by having reached the highest number of shares authorized by Its' bresent
charter to wit: i
000
Shares Equal in
Par Value to
SIM000
...
and hence xou are called together' aa per notice below for the purpose of 1
authorising an amendment to your charter, so as to make the limit Jn fu
ture to pe 2u,uuv snares insteaa oi ai present or omy iu,vw anares.
The management expresses the ha pe that each and every shareholder f
will take due notice and charge hi s or her memory with the date of meet
ing and attend It In Person or by proxy, as you must bear In mind that un
less at least 25 members attend there is no quorum and hence the amend..
- ment ?annot be carried out therefore come and be with its' and let us ex
change views and Ideas. , j :l
Respectfully' ",'' ,. '
S. WITTKOWSKY,
IMOTECE. :
I OFFICE OF
MECHANICS PERrETUAL BUILD INO AND LOAN XSSOCIATION
OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Notice is hereby given that the board of directors of this association have
by resolution declared it advisable that See. 1 of Art IV of Its constitution .
or articles of association be changwd, altered and amended so aa to pro- 1
vide for an Increase of capital stock of the association by striking out the
" words "ten thousand (10,000") in said section and inserting In lieu thereof
the words "twenty thousand ,(20,000"; that aald board of directors and Ita '
president have called a special meeting of the stockholders of said associa
tion to be held at the chamber of commerce, In the city of Charlotte, N. C,
on Thursday, the 17th day of Octoer, 1901, at 8 o'clock, p. m.,'to take ac- .
tlon on the said resolution, to consider and pass upon the question of chang
ing, altering and amending paid articles of association aa above specified .
and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may come before
the meeting; further, that notice In writing of taild proposed change, altera
tion and amendment and said called meeting haa been filed wtlth the secre
tary and treasurer as required by Article VH1 of said constitution.
' This September. 1, 190L , j '
S. WITTKOIVSKY, President.
JR. E. GOOHRflflE. Soc. anil Trcas. .
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