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- , " .' ... , I - , .. -r ... . rv,- -' CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, SEPTEMBER 8, 1904. LOST HIS SEKSE OF FEELING. A. LOWELL KEGRO IN BAD SHAPE. Hm -i la 4be AlaahM Rc4ria "r".il"" ReamH af Jnjary to Bli Jli , y ,i Rockingham Hepnblleana TlAmMmuf m Coaatr Ticket Neat-o j Arreted for Caaallclt? la. the StaVbberr of tae Pelfaaat Poataf ' Personal Note Prom ' Reld- , vllle. 'Special to The Observer. Reldavllle, Sept. 7. The Republican wjunty convention was IrT aeaalon at Wentiyorth yesterday. The following ticket was nominated: For the Senate, H. N, Simpson; for the House of Repre sentatives, Dr. F. P. Tucker and R. P. JPwner; for county commissioners, J. M Vaughn, R. L. Bnead, A. L. French Jack Hudson and Jim' Roberts. The Republicans have slight hopes of land Ins these candidates, but In- keeping with by-gone days. Just named them with the hope that a nice little compll Mientary vote will aid them In their fight When there is a possibility of sue cess. After the nominations, Mr. C. A Reynolds addressed the assembly and delivered a good speech. Some of the Republicans are expecting a goodly number of voters who have heretofore walked in the rank and file of the Pern ocratic party to Join them on account ot their dislike for the Watts law, but this will cut a very small figure. The Democratic primaries will be held on Saturday, and the convention will meet In 'Wentworth on Monday. John Scott, colored, who claims Low fell as his home, is confined at the alms house and Is In bad shape. A day or two ago he was found beside the rail road track near here In a helpless con lltlon, and was brought to Reldsville Tor examination and treatment. Dr. iSapp, who treated him, says that his Vplnal cord has been injured. The negro talks rationally, but has lost his sense of feeling entirely. His flesh was punc tured with pins as a test. The negro claims that ,he juvas thrown from the cram Dy a DraKeman. 'ine county au thorltles had the negro sent to the vounty home. John Snipes, colored, was arrested in Danville on the charge of blowings up the safe in the postofflce at Pelhaito, a few nights ago, and carrying oft a large sum of money and about $50 worth of postage stamps. A. M. Martin, an employe of a saw-mill company n Pelham. was deputized to go to Dnn ville and arrest Snipes, whom he says Is Implicated In the robbery. He was parried to Pelham yesterday morning Up to the time of the robbery Snipes worked in the saw-mill with Mr. Mar tin, and suddenly left Pelham the day Hfter the theft was committed. When arrested no tools or burglar inatru ments wer found on- his person. While operating agasolene engine to rut ensilage the other day, Mr. Bob . -Smith, of Brown Summit, was badly hurt by the explosion of a part of the engine, and he has since been in a pre carious condition. Miss Susie Williams has gone to Ashevllle to spend a few days. Mrs. Leo Vaughn, of Winston-Salem, is a guest of her relative here. Stlss Kate Haigh has returned from a pleasant visit to Waynesvllle, Mr. R. H. Milton has been very sick for several days Mrs. Graves has gone to Spray to take a position In the public schoolsi Mr. Lawrence Clark left to-day for Trinity College, where he will enter school Miss Pllce Mae Staples has returned to Richmond, Va., after a short visit to her parents here. Mr. Willie M. Mill tier, of Roanoke, Va., Is spending a few days here with his people. Mrs. W. C. Harris has been quite sick for severa days. Her condition is now as satis factory as could be expected. Mr. Wil lie Ellington entered Guilford College this morning. Miss Gregory, of Greensboro, who has been visiting Miss Jessie Williams, has returned home. Mrs. W. D. Hlghtower anil little dnugh ter, Bessie, have returned from a visit to Mrs. J. W. Dailey, at Washington. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. B. Henn and daughter, Miss Mary, and Miss Ixiulse Henry, of Georgia, have been spending several weeks at the Glenn farm, in feethlehem section. Lieut, and Mrs, W. T. Whltted, are guests of the former' relatives here. Post master J. T. Wray Is sick with an attack of malarial fever. The Dnugh ters of the Confederacy met with Mrs. Francis Womack this afternoon. Mr. 8. C. Burnette has been confined to his room for the paai week or two, suffer ing Intensely with rheumatism. fOKDt'CTOR C1ETS FOIR YEARS. nhlltlua Submit to ('barren of Rteallas Krom-tb. Southern Much Interest la the White tone alUbary. Special to The Observer. Salisbury, Sept. 7. In the Superior Court this morning Capt. J. D. PhlllipH, who ha. been in Jail for several week, clmrgi"! with larceny, submitted to four lonici ments and was Hontenced -by Judge Cook to four years in the ponuentlary. When he was tlrst arrested, there wero but two charges against him, but later facts ye vealed larceny on a grand scale. Capt Phillips has hitherto borne a good repu tation and his am-Rt was sensational. All Interest in this court is In the tie White cane. The venire of 150 men lias been selected and the trial boghjs to-morrow. For the State. Messr. T. C. Linn L II. Clement, B. I. Miller, of the local oar, and Solicitor Hammer and Cant Robt. B. Glenn will appear. Senator Overman, Congressman Kluttz, Menu. R. Lee Wright, Walter Murphy, of thin city and Judge Montgomery, of Concord, and C. B. Watson, of Winston, wiH make the defense. The case begins to-morrow morn ing and will run into next week. There will be .fewer Witnesses than most capi tal ayx ha v. Therfaugnters of the Confederacy wil! give eiMuture month some monument benefit. Thursday, night, of this week. I Is Intended to have a Japanese auction siile at the homo of Mrs. . Fletcher F. Smith; st-siaOr This uniquely 'arranged i affair, with all of the Oriental Ideals. ' will be represented by Salisbury's best . young women and men. who have, by their ingenuity done so much for the monu ment . It seems that Rowan's taste for poli tics ls long being gratified. Capt. Glenn , ha been compelled to defer his appoint ment here Saturday on account of his ap pearance in the White trial. He will hiv a date1 here later. 8:furdny, at Gold Hill, there will be organised a. ParkVr.Ulenn Nfcwland Club, and Saturday, a week la ter, the- 17th of September,, there will tx a similar organisation and a grand rally at Rockwell. ;, The Republicans .have been active already. It has developed lately that the speech of Vice Presidential Can Jidate Thos, EX Watson, is being clrculnt- 1 ed here by Chairman Rollins, of the Its" " putlfcan executive committee. It la being untd as a campaign document because of i its severity towards Democrats. t ; .DUES THIS SUll; Y0U?V v K. It. Jordan & Co., tha enterprising druggists of thl city, are having such a large run on "HINDIPO,' the new Kidney Cure t nd Nerve Tonic, fend hear It so highly praised that they.jiow offer to guarantee It In every case to cur nil forms of Kidney Trouble-!, pni QKTTIJfO READY TO FIGHT. Darhaat Altera- mm the Soathera Avala Clah-Maar Reralt for tha Road Forre. - -.--iv ... Correspondence of The Observer. JDurham. Sept, . In regular montly session laat night, the board of city aldermen passed an ordinance that means the city Is to fight over the Pettlgretr street question, If Col. An drews, of the Southern road, forces the Issue. This Is over the laying of a side track ud Pettlgrew street and across Carr street at-a-grade level. A short while ego there was a special session of the aldermen at which a resolution was passed declaring that the laying, of this track would be a misdemeanor ana that any road ea offending would be fined $100 per day for each day that the track was allowed to remain. Since then Col. Andrews came to Durham and interviewed several members of the board of aldermen and said In sub stance that he relied on the decision of Judge Purnell In the Peftbody street suit, and said he had the right to lay the track under that decision. He In timated that he would fight in the courts for his rights, if this was neces sary. Following this, the aldermen last night passed the resolution Into a city ordinance. The ordinance declares that the laying of a railway track up Pettl grew street and across the mouth of Carr street at a grade level would be a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of $100, and $100 for each day that such track was allowed to remain there. The attitude of the aldermen In this mat ter shows that the city authorities are preparing themselves for a legal scrap if such a thing should be found neces sary.. If another move Is made it will moan that there Is to be another long suit between the city and the railroads touching the rights of each one's prop erty that is both street and railroad la nds. The city of Durham and township schools opened yesetrday for the fall session. The attendance for the first two days shows that there will be a larger attendance than a year ago. The recent term of court furnished to the county roads a force of 25 prisoners. There are now 48 prisoners at work on the roads, the new prisoners being taken out yesterday afetrnoon. The long macadam rood from here. to Chat ham county has been completed and the entire force is now at work on a road that will tap Granville county. The Chatham road passes from Chatham county, through the city and to a point within seven miles of the Person coun ty line. The road has been completed a distance of twenty miles and the commiHsloners are soon to advertise for bids to build five miles on the northern end of the road, this making it 25 miles in length. The road to Gran ville county will open up a fine section of the country. The recent tax as sessment Increased the road fund one third, and took this amount off some other taxes. The general taxes of the county were decreased, but the road fund will get more than heretofore. This means that there will be more road work In the future than In the past. The present board of commissioners and the one before this; lias done a great deal towards giving Durham a fine country road system. IMPROVEMENTS AT SPRAY. Cotton Mill to Strengthen the Quality of Yarns Woolen Mlll Rnnnlna- at Wight Owing; to Heavy Onler. Correspondence of The Observer. Spray. Sept. 6. During the work on the dam and cannl, which cut off the wuter power and caused a temporary -shut-down of several of the mills here, extensive Improvements have been go 'ng on In the Spray Cotton Mills, which .vlll strengthen the quality of their yarns considerably. All of their rail- heads have been discarded and metallic op rolls put on their drawing frames. These changes will be of great benefit "o the mill In every way. Col. A. H. Andrews, accompanied by Secretary Henry Miller and Major Par ker, of the Danville & Western Rail way, arrived in Spray earjy in the week. i ney were greatly surprised at the )rogress of the town, and decided to nake several Improvements in connec tion with their road, which will .Be of ;reat benefit to Its patrons. A large negro excursion arrived from Danville yesterday, and took up head- luarters for the day at Leaksville. The Jdd Fellows gave them' a welcome, and 'ogether they celebrated the occasion. The Femberton Drug Company, of ueaksvllle, has recently gone Into the lands of Dr. T. u. Taylor, who will lpreafter operate the business through his manager, Mr. Turner. Dr. Stone, of the Spray Drug & hemical Company, has returned after two weeks' outing among the moun ii ins or western North Carolina. The Spray edition of the Reldsville levlew made its appeurance Sunday, md afforded Its readers here much leasure. Editor Oliver and his as- datants deserve praise for their effort. t would, however, take a second edl lon to cover the ground and do the outhful city Justice. The Spray Woolen Mills, which con- Inc their products to fine blankets, lavo been compelled to operate their ilant on right runs In order to meet he demands made by the trade. This ompany has. In the 'nine months of ts operating life, established, a reputa- ion on the market second to no blanket manufacturing, establishment in the ountry. There seems to be a scramble tmong the; buyers as o "who shall get uric mnv. v"? V a , The Republican township convention tomlnated Mr. A L. French, manager f the Rockingham, county farm. ' for naglstrate In the -Meadows. Major fohn Broudnax Is the present Incum- jent. He Is Democrat. The Purker-GleuiirlCuctiljt Club con- inues to gather recruits and much ln- crest is being nWilfected in. the coun- y election. .:- .::.. FATAL FIUHT OF 'NlSGHOEsV 1 Killed and Another Uailly Hurt at tha. Miami Mine, la Cabarrata. pepliii to ,T1' Observer. . ' Concord Bent. 7. Ono ntgro killed and sia adversuryseriously woundt-rt In Hie eult. of a- flWht which took plane at' ihe .Miami Mine, seven miles south ot this-place this afternoon at 4 OVIockUs V. Culbertson, an employe at the mine, the desd man. and Bost Flake; who llveaoon Mr. H. P. Bost'a place, near the tilne., lies et his home with an vgly rasor ilukh in his left ehoulder. If tha latter condition permits, he will be brought here tomorrow morning for trial. , S i-;'. Flake sayw that hi; was called by hla wife to protect her from Culbertson, and that upon going to her assistance, ho was cut with a ruXor In the hands of Cul btrtson. Thereupon; ho decliires, he drew hla pistol and snot his assailant dead He'xlid not attempt to deny jth killing, butdiiyii It was entirely In eel f -defense. Sheriff Harrht and Deputy C. Robln son were ent for. The reached' the seetie ibeut nn hour after tho trouble occurred. STREET CARS FOR HIGH TO) NT. COMPAS X ASKS FOR A FRANCHISE. The tteqaeat Wu Aeeomaanled ur st i t'heek for 8oO a a ttnarantce That. Work Would . Ural a la Mt Month The New Concern Will Be Known mm the lllah Point Inter I'rbnn Trnptloii Company tail It Plan to Connect Kelghborini; Tim a Increased Srhool Altrml hiff, Special to The Observer. Hl(?h Point, Sept. T.The High Point Inter-i'rban Trijiction Company has made application to the board of alder men for a franchise to build and oper ate tar lines on the streets of High Point. The application was accompan ied liy a certified chuck for 1500 guaran teeing In start work within six mouths or forfeit amount and franchise. Action was postponed until later this week, owing l the absence of the city attor ney, who Is required by law t j examine such papers. Application for articles of incorporation are now in the hands of the Secretary of State. The author ized capital is JtiOO.OOO, with $300,u00 sub scribed. It is the Intention of the pro moters to connect Wlnslon-Salem, GreenKboro, and Thnmville, and to operate cuiN oVel- the city of High Point (list. The line will built espe cially with a view to handling freight and to operate special freight trains with an electric engine capable of pull ing eight or ten loaded freight enrs. The one power plant will be located ut High Point where the general offices of the company will be. One of the gen t'einen Interested. Mr. W. A. Heller, of Danville. in spent last week here and expects to return lit about three weeks with a corps of engineers to survey the route. He ts all experienced man, hav ing abouj 0 linen In operation at this time. He Is Just now completing a line from Hlooir.sburg, Pa., to Danville, Pa., :ind one from the latter place to Sun nuiy. Pa. Mr. Heller states that he Is mi ch please! with the prospects and If the people here will back him up, the line 's a certainty, lie only asks the moral sepport and a small amount of e,nsh sulisi i iptioiiH. Messrs. J. H. Mol lis. K. A. Wheeler, mid H. H. Wheeler have agreed to secure at least $75,000 in Hirli Point. Winston-Salem, and Greensboro ami will call upon the bus); ncss n,cn as soon a; Mr. Heller returns uul all franchise have been secured. Hon Lot ke Craig spenks here Friday night. Vr. A. I.. H. Uilililc, manager of the Ornamental Iron and Wire Company, of Portsmouth, Va., is here putting (ire escapes on the Klwood Hotel, Dr. Cox building, ami other buildings. The graded schools opened Mondny. The increase thia year so far is large, 150 new students being enrolled and mnre will come in later during the vcek. n un o Tiii': iii. o it Anions. Itrrenue OMeerx Destroy Stills mill Beer nnri ton Wine Suit AuIiimI the Southern. Special to The Observer. Ashevllle, .ceit. 7. A large number of raids on the moonshiners by the rev enue officers, have been made during the iast several days, and many Illicit out it.i have been destroyed and the goods" of the moonshiners confiscated tnd poured on the ground. In all 11 raids were made, the officers capturing and destroying as muny apparatus' and )ver 7,000 gallons of beer and low wine. t Evelyn. Deputy Collector J. M. hivis. and Revenue Agent R. B. Rams, lcstroy-d 4110 gallons of beer and one .'-gallon wool doubly. Near Alleghany, n M.uiison county. Deputy Collectors J. !. Knsley anl H. K. Harnes destroyed n apparatus and 1,000 gallons Of beer. )-pi ty 'ol! -' ti-r J. W. Hasty located ncl destroyed, near Knotts. in Render on comity. t:0 gallons of beer and 10 nlloiis of Ioa wine. It. H. Harding. !cnily collector, captured two outfits car C.-.rby in one day, destroying 600 jallons of beer, and at the others, HOC rallcns of iuicI'- pomace and 25 gallons- f low w ine. Vr. Harding also destroy-'! il an outfit near Champion, at which l.ne In- destroyed the apparatus and iX'0 gallons of beer. Mr. Davis and Mr. -un:s i.iaile th" biggest raid of the mm h. ' capt n ing an Illicit plant near ennings. and destroying more than 1,5410 gallons of beer. Shortly ofter van's Mr. Sams made another raid ear Jennings and destroyed 250 gal lons of pomace and 600 gallons of beer, while Mr. Davis went to Kvelyn and de stroyed an apparatus and 300 gallons of Apple pomace. The last ruid was made by .Deputy Collector Knsley near Rich .lonntaln, where an apparatus and 150 ;allons of beer were destroyed. The ecent activity of the moonshiners Is iccot'iit' d ( r by the fact that apples ire fast il;ening and a great deal of rnn!y is being made. The apple crop ii w-sterii North Saiolinajis said to be xccpllonally huge and the revenue of Icers look for gieater activity on the nrt of the moonshiners during the next 'wo n out lis than ever before. A s.'lt against Hie Southern Railway Company has been started In the Hu lerior Court by Anderson Dixon, father if Hezekiah Dixon, a colored boy, who vns run over by the helper engine on -Saluda mountain, and who died from he effects of Ids Injurlch. The plaintiff asks $10,OWi by reason of the death of his son. iVoman Arrl.lenlnlly Shot by Her llnsbnnd. Oorrespondencc of The Observer. Rocky Mount, Sept. 6. Yesterday evening while Alfred rook, who lives on Washington street, was cleaning his gun, preparatory to a hunting expedi tion, he1' af-rldcntul'iy shot his wife, Ihe entire load entering her side in the re gion of the tenth rib. At this writing tha unfortunate woman 1m in a very Critical condition and v?ry little hope Is entertained for her recovery. ONJ3 lit JTT 1R OP l-.l.'KNETT'S VA KII.LA EXTRACT is better than three bottles of the doubtful kind. Though (seating a few cents more per bottle, lis purity and great strength make it the wirt eemifjmlsal brWo'- SULPHUR'S TIMELY USE PREVENTS DIS- C : . - ORDERS. y.-" - Hancock's liquid Sulphur Anticipates and Checks the Progress of Many III. . - .... i The use': of thia aterling remedy erves to. render- tha akin soft and healthful, and confers a clear and beautiful complexion that most val uable charm. 't s Aa an, adjunct to tha bath, HAN CQCK'S LIQUID SULPHUR la at once a luxury and a tonic of lasting value, i HANCOCK'S r- LIQUID SULPHUR Nature'a greatest germtclde-Hrectlnea, relieves and curea ache, burna -and aoalds,;; ranker, '. catarrh,1"- diphtheria, herpes, Itch, .- pimples, prickly heat, ringworm and , ulcere ted conditions. Catarrh of Stomach ! CiirorJ by TO-KI-Tfl J H. Wyekoif, Ow Health and Strength to Mighty Healing: Qualities of T&NI.TA, Dr. l.orent' Urest Mucous Membrano Bitters. " I inffored excruclatinttly from indiges tion and catarrh of the sumim-h and noth ing teemed to do me any good until 1 waj Induced to take TO-NI-TA. It soothed in y Stomach from the first dose. The second day my appetite grew bettor. I did not feci BO olstresseu aner eatma:, aim in a iew onys I noticed WOhderfnl improvcim'iit. Iain now perfect health and can cut anything, TO-NI-TA has made a new man of me, and I will always recommend it to anyonn who ! run down or eunVra from indigestion or catarrh of the stomach." J. H. W'YCKorr, EHraboth, N. J April 10. 1004. TO-NI-TA curei catarrh no matter where, It may appear, whether in the stomach, head, throat, lungs, kidneys, bowels, or bladder, and It has also worked marvelous results in tlie treatment of the common and distressing complaints peculiar to woiuun. All druggists, or direct, $1 a bottle. f)r. LorenU's "The Homitiful Story of Life" and doctors' advice free. I.orenta Uedical Co., FlaUron llulldiiiK, New lork. II. it. .Hllll A 11. HARRIS LITIII A SPRINGS HOTEL Will Close SEPTEMBER, lOth. After n. Most Successful j Season. C. E. HOOPER, - - Lessee. J. T. MATTHEWS, - Mgr . SHU fJD '! il BUG Cold VVcuUkt is Conii n g. Get JittKtj HACKNEY SIR rs., rLI'MJJ.I.;, HKATIMi. rJA.S K1T- TIN'! AM SI I'i-I.IKS. Itell 'l'lioiie S12. No. ti Venl f.th rft ciiAnixiTTi:. Throu.ii Train Da ly.Cliarlottc to Roanoke, Va. Schedule In effect November 29. IW1 '11:00 am l.v Chariot ta, 8a Ry. Ar (:W pra 3:15 prn Ar Winston. So. Ry. Lr 2:26 im 2:i pm Lr Winston, N. ft W. Ar 2:tw pro 6:"0 pm " MartlnsWlla. L 11:46 pOI C:2Spm " Rocky Mount 7 :au pm Ar Koanoka. Dally. ' 10:2fi pm :U pm Connect at Roanoke via Shenandoah Koxn-iKu and Philadelphia. Through coach, Charlotte and Roanoke. Additional Information from agent Southern Railway. M. F. BRAOO, ' Trav. Pass. Art. W. B. BEVILIa Oen'l. Pasa. Aat. ROANOKB, VA. DREStDAwfu Lttrnber of any; kind for- any -purpose i easily bad here. tiurfac'ed one aide: or four, tonuued; rjr6oved, .. "plain . a SACO & PETTEE IMPROVED mum FURNISHED. A. H. WASHBURN, SOUTHERN AGENT, CHARLOTTE, tJOMH N1CW rATTICTtNS. Ws hnve lusi been msklns some new pi hi mtterns for bend shaft, hungers and lend eliaft pillow blocks. These pat terns hh of deslun so far superior in nnyMnng thai m tmve heretofore ann- to gei imm oiner inanem tbat,w. nrr not only m tlsfted but pie with the results of our efforts. All om hangers are of very superior design. They are entirely new ami we have put In them the beet features of what wns slready on the market, and have pot In them also some feat 'ires which otir long e.;pei lence hue brought to our knowledge. We llod that In designing new patterns our contract with ihe erection of machinery put us in pnii on to lotroduca many now features, it Is Just us easy to make the hunger so -that shafting tnny be easily put op and taken down as It Is to so design them us to make them difficult. We make ail our bearings, splf-olling. This In ii vsluiible feature. Who could deny that It Is better to put sufficient oil In a hollow biise of a bearing to Inst six months and then not bn bothered about It ngaln, than to have the old way of squirting oil on It every two or three hours and besides tha trouble, generally having a mess also, liy careful oiling' of our bearings once in Ihree to six months, according to the work, we get the very best results and we never have i sloppy mess of oil on the floor or on the machinery or on the cloth or whatever else we are making. j Tat tern Makers, Moulders and ,! chlnlsla. CT1ARLOTTTC. N. ,C. SECOIMD-HAND ngine & Boiler We have jnut ferelved Mecood-hund ;'i II. I". I'oilable Holler, on shi'Ik. and I'riKliie, hli h we offt'r for sale. II If the liiat looking and b-xt prexeived second-barid outfit we have geeri, hav ing been In Ihe handii of a careful, painstaking man who tiNod It for gin nlng about three itioiilhs In the year. It Is now being overhauled mid test ed in our kIm'Iip, and will be sold at a bargain. LIDDCLL COMPANY, CIIAKI-OTTi:. N. C. IliigiiH-s, Hollers, Improved fiinnliig Machinery, Saw Mi IN, 121c. WW CHOICE CUT I "LOWERS t I l,:ne Choice Cut Klowers ,, i o. ai-ioim. Tins coining . ,..1,-1 v.- will oticrate the I,.,-.. I icl-llower plant south of W.-c tension. We glow our own iio-.wi-j and can furnish e yon Aoieiwaii licautles i.nl 4 oIl 'T Ii'iwk; hI.ho, Carnations i ami i H 1 -1 Hotter III season. Our Aoieiwaii licaulles i.nl t J a . rices me right; our lloweri deuce solicited. DILWORTH FLORAL GARDENS Charlotte, Ii. C. O. McPHEE, Proprietor. Pout office Box, 127. Hell 'lJliones, 900 and 281. Outlasts Outsells Outruns Outranks All Others 1000 users in Noith Carolina . prefer it to any other. ;.' General -Aaesit. ' Vrmm , DaHdia. , L : . .' :, , In MAGHII -BUILDERS OF COTTON MACHINERY 1 itf f NORTH CAROLINA. The Charlotte Supply Co. WB ARB SOUTHERN AGENTS FOJ . . TIHIVI f!!R!.l!inifIfrl Wf ii WRITO US I1HLV IIIIIL. ULIU Foskelt A Dlshop Steam Crape carried in stock-, also Card Clothing and . , a full line of Suppllea. ' 1 CH&Rl OTTt BIRMINGHAM - SPARTANSURO DOBBIN (Sb AT Tt'CKEn-a MTORB, 1I81 ress Goods (Di ess-Making Division.) rM.M..oM.w4l intend having' a Stylish . Jj Dress Made i 8 - ,. - ..21 "HOW 8TTI.ISK. YET HOW COMFORTABLE," to many ot W p trona write us about the Dreaeea we make up for them. And tala II O with greatest reason, for we use the very beat materials; bar a moat J competent designer, and a eorpa of dreaa-makera who understanfl blm i and who are able to follow hla designs and work them out Complete $J harmony of design and execution being- possible. " v O DOBBIN"ai FERRALtf 1 I ?rxoooooooooooooxx UfHT. FIED enf SILES STIBUS li.ahrs III HiiKglea. Carrlmre. Wagon. Harness, llores. Mule. ICtu I Applying Itubber Tires a si-c!iilty. ' t.'airlage nrid WHgon nullders. (lene- nil Hcpalr WorK a specially. CIIARLOITC S CCST CONDUClfD MOTIL I llC Central and Annex X Sp:ci;il attention i; i veil to' i'ablc Service, m.ikin.e; il u J equ i lieu m the )u!h. I ins is a feshjfe ol the Central that is claiming ihe 'attention of the traveling public. Clean, Comfortable Ocds, Attentive Servants. C. E. MOOPEiK. AIanaGer. Also Lease if Harris Sprlac noteL 'ft,' Dr. k. ym Mutortiwon. J. j. Muorian INSURANCE-f FIREi.LlFr; '''ACCIDT.'JJT t mWMM TfiJM PI j IIUUUTI Villll Illll.lVltll WW foyyuyu tiiu iiunuiui uuinuv 4) 'l-bone No. 2. T 11 SHOPS. 4- . A : i , r f ' CORRESFCXCErCE SOLICITED. llllll IILUULLU UHU IILUUkb I IIUII FOR PRICES. , d 300OOO000OO00OCO00000O000OOT FERRALLli rATBTTHVILLB tT RatBIGH, . C Department I! -t 1 tie if .vAtrn School Shoes; TMf KIVD TIUTUSTS - IJUYS' "WKAIt-WBLL" BRAND nest i;o Calf. Heavy or light aole. Hl.e zxk to 5, price 12.00; atae 13 to iy Ice tl.TS; size 9 to 11, price 11-50. UIIMS I'KRFKCTION BflAND-Beat riuuiii vicl Kid. Heavy aoleandl waterproof. Young lady alze 114 to 7. 1 1 rice JJ.OO; Misses' slxe, 11H to 2. u-l $1.50: Child's sUe. 814 to U, price H.Zj; small sizes, 6 to S, price 11.00. Large and complete lines of School and Dress Shoes, In every grade. Our TRADE-MARK Brands are. tha beat values produced, and are the results of long experience. " ' . ' t' - j v r 1 GILftEA TH A. G O. CKOt , . BUILDf IC ' : OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXJOOOOOOOO SS? WE lAVE II o o ' V l ii O O t 1 c I 1 1 i IF YOU , ;;,'r. WANT THE BEST -,1 1 " 1 t rl ul'y Screened 1 Weight Guaranteed, JUlian; Blue Gem, JellicoiBo:k Lump, ' 'Anthracite Coal, Egjr Stove Nut, 1 Pochontas'D-r vt::, Steam Blacks '.' Coal ar I C 1 ' ' 8 O X O4 O' V- S, 4r fell k 4 f s
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 8, 1904, edition 1
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