CHARLOTTE DAILY 0B3EItVEft, JANUARY iJ, 1.
SICUTIN(hTHB TIGEBS
,
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN OPENED
, f . . '
Cnron Morrison f,n J
pressing JZ.: T tiL.
.We. HI. Ht Appearand In th
1 IJJra 'a Arraigned
An IutereeUng Meww. - -The
plana recently Inaugurated by
the Charlotte Uw and Order League
for the proeecutlon or Huor
ivn their flrst oppor-
tunity yesterday morning for effective
work before tne jecorooi.
. .. a dttiM an of which were ft
ii.ti. t t the ordinary, together
.....w .lr1t.d colloquy between Mr.
Cameron Morrison, attorney for the
State. And Col. T. I. Kirapairu. w
represented one of the defendants,
furnished entertainment for the large
crowd for more than an nour,
recorder also expressed himself rather
freely on several points, which addea
Clo the other interesting Injure..
The first case was against Will Ay
era. He was charged with selling
Whiskey to his brother, John Ayres,
Tnd Will McCall twice last Sunday
a again on Monday. The testimony
. Showed that Ayer. paid M. share t or
two of th purchases, but it was prov
ed conclusively that no acted merely
an agent for the other two men
vben th" liquor was bought Sunday
, tnorolng and. on this charge he was
bound over to the Superior Court un
der 4 1100 bond. Ayers attorney, Mr.
J,' D. tMoCall. showed no inclination
o object very 5trongly to this sen
tence, as It is known to be a direct
-Violation of the law for any one lo act
a. "go-between" in the purchase of
'whiskey. ,
The next case, which wos really a
part of the Ayers triiU. kindled the
' lire.' Caroline Roseboro was charged
nvith selling liquor to Ayera twice on
Monday and once the twxi day. ine
woman was represented by Col T. I.
'Klrkpatrlck, who pleaded not guilty
for her in all three charges Ayers
: suited emphatically that he bought
the whiskey from the Kosoboro w.v
"Wtatij and he stated further tuat she
tiad been selling him liquor for the
past several months. On his evidence
th woman was placed under a 200
bond.
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:t.A. won as the amount or tne oonu
was announced Mr. Monison was on
tils feet He PWteM
wa. entirely too small mni
iKAtaiV.1 onVoVTe
w.r ",BV. - ...... .
tno.t flagrant violations oi ine isiuw
;UI!Mtillrood
end now would be a good time to let
It b known that anyone lounu "'
'KAf'M'taillBC would have no avenue of
: . . .
li.'iAananins: the higher court.
At this JlHX turc, .!. Kirkpairu k, on
1 behalf or his illent, s.ild lli.it the nd
"WYtM already high enough and h aw
'b?'h reason for tho attorney on the other
cld to dictate to tho court what the
amount of a bond should bo. "1 be
''".Jlev. In fair play," paid he. "and 1
maintain thai my client should not be
persecuted just toecauHo she is a ne
, trro. The eounsel on the other side,
whatever side that rrmy be, ban no
j right to -Interfere."
. Mr, Morrison replied thiU it was
ct matter that did not concern Col.
Klrkpatrlck which side he represent
ed, but he had already let It be known
. that he wa. preuent to represent the
gtate of North Carolina.
Col. Klrkpatrlck then retorted, that
" tit would do and say anything he
pleased in behalf of IiIh client,
f ' ) It was the reearder'H time now to
f make s few remarks. He said that a
- ' t200 bond was suMicient. in his opinion.
to Insure the woman's presence In tho
, Superior Court and he would not
- Change the amount, whatever hlx fivl
" -Ings In the matter might be. Tho re-
vorder stated further thai he was es
pecially pease thut the Iw and )r
,' rider League had employed apo-jlal
't counsel to prosecute the whlskoy cj;'h
- .many heretofore convicted hud Rot
i ' ten off entirely too light, but It wax
. -Hot hi intention to make the bondH
ny heavier than Is now his iih
, torn.' He bellevfs that they are heavy
.nough now to have the guilty ones hi
' tfVtUrt. ThA IpMf lift hn tfllrrili Ihti vlirht
Step In giving the solicitor an uhxIh
tani, this being a right of cominu
'Ility infested with the llcriior trafllc
Aivnr. inw lwjBi'ooro rase, me inula
' t Utile Thomas fciirt I. 'lock Alien
Were heard. They were found Biilliy
OI running mind tigers and hound over
under bonds of tluo and Vim respec-
tlvely.
win Ayers was tho only one who
rould give bond. The others were
. Milt to Jail.
j.i rm'M m lllli.'l'L'Lf m w km'nn m m i m H
, Pirttljyterlnn Kynodlcal Coiiimlttcc to
,A' Wert in t'liarlotle Nct trk for
I J: TIUs l'un TIm- KcIiciik by
' Vhl4l tlin lli.noi tu ... t.u ,...
. n .it. ... in. i n i i , .
The PresbyieriHl synodlca commit-
IM H.1I1 In il 1.... . ..
' day to discuss matters pert. lining to
(nwci i;, nil W flU'fl all
Option now held. It Id und-rntoid
V.' IU. 41 .... I t. i.
', - launching of the enterprise will be iis
' t.;, Cussed and some definite action will be
taken which will be of very gnnr.il
Vs Interest
A.-An article appeared In The OIerv-
T Some time ago which contained a
Vfull description of the Montreut s
"t tate SS well as the purioe and nlans
of tW committee whleh hjs the prop
v erty in charge. Montreat Is sltunte.i
- but . few miles east of Ashevllle and
. the est a to consists of some 6.00 a res
( t beautiful mountain land. H tnn
-. month, ago an option was secured
from r Mr. James Huyler, the well
j known candy maker of New york. at
; A price Of $50,000 of which $25,WK) Is to
t paid September ll srul tho re-
MiBlndsr at the expiration of 10 years.
Th. committee plans to make this a
. meeting place for religious bodies.
Here, too, under the best Influences.
.' people tnay go to spend the summer.
All the modern conveniences will he
; provided so that this res irt may oom
, par favorably with the many others
, of the mountain section.
la order to pay the purchase price
and make the needed Improvements,
ft I. estimated that $.M),000 will he
needed. To secure this iv Is proposed
to issue SOP .hares of stock In the
company controlling the property,
j iKach share Will entitle the holder to
n Jojl whlfih Je..blfljelljnfty aet:t
Binee but $a.OOo is to be pnld lii cish
on the land end the remainder devoted
to Improvements, It, will bi ew thst
really each lot will cost but $50. An
1 expert ha examined the timber and
reports that enough' timber mar be
etit - to pay ; ,'; ; large part of th
other $25,00 of purchase price. Then,
too, there 1. enough land so that many
hundred other tots mr be surveyed
and sold. Of the WO share, of stock,
ne one is allowed to purchase but one
The . committee which his this work
$n charge , ineet. in, Chsrtotte " next
week. : te projorf will then te f er
mi;y launched, Ttev. Dr. J, It How
rton, pastor of the First Presbyiertsn
c hurch, of this cf ty, IsohaJrmtn of the
fmmlttee. , i v,
r irnoU' Vsnllte Extract ha. out--1
criticism.; It is th finest and
i vanilla extract that can - be
Jit. Once tried, always used, .
sisi-kxp ron o days.
ne tlinrkHte iaiuitw"
r.cturlng Company -IMsconttnae
i Orni-itloM Temporarily May be
nt th atoekhOldert
Of the CflariOU.. .anu-eri:iiiw
racturlng company Auuroo
i AoiAmA tn annoena oner-
ations tor days, A. result of this
action the aoor were ciowea yvBi wj
and the 40 ope rat (res r now uoem-
ond meeting of , the .fockholder.wlll
be held to. determine ,waetner, wr. wi
tho plant will resume operation,
ufacturlng Company was organised
in January, IMS. 'toy Messrs.
J. B. Caudle and M. H, Bussell and Dr.
E. K.i Russell. Machinery, was . pur
chased and the business .was, tarted
at No- 1V& West Ftfth street. Tjie af
fair, of the new companjr were alrly
prosperous and operation, continued
nn rwnhnr when the business was
sold principally to Mr. J. VV Can-
nA mnA Mil W . A.
Smith, of Ansonvllle. New equipment
was purcnasea ana.tne output uiku
aitv innraaat Thfl nreaent olant con-
sisU of 28 machine, beside, other ap
pliance, of the latest ana most, ap
proved design. The output has been
600 dozen per day, or 3,600 dozen per
Smith, president, and Mr. B. D. Nelnw,
secretary and treasurer. ;
There are several reasons for the
suspension, according to the state
ment of one of the officers of the com
pany. It Is said that just at this time
the trade Is very slack, owini to the
fact that the spring goods have al
ready been sold and delivered and
that Home tlrrw will elaDse, before the
now season comes in. It Is stated far
mer, tnai ine preseni cost tu toe raw
mntcrlHl 4 in hlff-h thut there in little
profit to be made on the finished ar
ticles. The freight rate, are very
heavy and require, a large percentage
of the profit, to transport the goods
to the'lr points of delivery. "All of
tneso circumstance, wonting togein
er." said he, "have led u. to believe
that it Is to our best interest to shut
down for the present."
WIIOLKSAM3 CIXmilNG STORE.
Mr. C. FX Miller and Associates to
Start 1'p Such an Enterprise, at an
Ijirly Bate.
Mr V C TUIIloi- anil annnlntea re
vwn tr Aatnil(ah 4n rhllr1nttA JL whnlA-
i. -ith
; -Vnd the pro-
-ntrnHA re now
oking around for a suitable . .It.,
wltn,' a few dayB a charter will be
applied for and a. sopn a. the nece,-
aurv nrrsno'Ampntfl ran im mflrlA. thft
-r -- ;,,
ome dry' goods and no-
handled but. a meclaltv
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will hit tti nnA nf r nth nr
Thprp rp fnw TnAm Afnlent hnfllneflH
men In Charlotte than Mr. Miller. He
hits oeen manugor or tne Miller ury
f.k,iH t 1,it 111 nir ilnfog vlrfi nrAfll.
dent of the Southern Pants Company
nun one oi uie iirrn oi roreman
Miller. Itecently he disposed of the
manr tiu rt it him 4 n I Araof in fh. X.f 1 1
ler Dry Goods and Clothtng stores for
ine purpose ot organizing ana man
aging the new wholesale clothing busi
ness which he now has on foot.
Itcv. William A. Gucrry to Preach
Here.
Rev. Harris Malllnckrodt, rector of
St. Peter's Episcopal church, will
next week begin a vacation of a
month, the greater part of which he
will upend in Baltimore. The pulpit i
of Kt. Peter s church will he occu
pied .Sunday, the 28th instant, by
Hev. William A. Oucrry, chaplain of
the University of the South, at
Hewiinee, Tenn. Mr. Guerry Ik said
to be one of the most masterful
preacher In hlH Church and his com
ing Is looked forward to with much
Interest.
Academy of Music
OXK NIGHT
TIiritSOAV KKIIKUARY 1ST
The New Musical
COMKDY
The
ItAJAII Or' HUONG
And The
KfjMOIU3 MSTKItS
Prices i a, 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50.
The Artistic
Stieff Self-
Player Piano.
To own one Is like having a Pader
ewskl. Liszt or Gottschalk at your
command.
Write for particular.
Chas. M. Stieff
sormiEnx waiieroom
6 Wert Trade St
r
25 to 331-3
PER (HIT
On your Btjlt or Overcoat
Choice and exclusive pat
terns from the beet English
and Scotak, Manufacturers, , in
Cheviots, Merge, and Woreteder
ne reeervationa - " ,
Made to measure only, "
Tfca Tate-BrofiTi Co.
JSEJffl)'
SAVE
1 DEATH OF MRS, a A. PCWIAM.
' Oocrrd Vrstrday at Horn, of ten.
' II. S. UaU- Interment In Marion
, trm. Margaret K. Durham, tht
widow of the lata Major a. A. Dur
ham, died at the horns of her daugh
ter. Mr..- Harold 8. HaU. at Noi t
West Ninth street, yesterday morning
at o'clock. . The deoeaaed wa. a daugh
ter of tha late General wiuiam juv
ana, of Marton, S. C and. at the time
of ber death wa. 68 years of are., She
i. survived by a son and two daugh
ters, Mr. C A. Durham, of Atlanta,-; oa.;
Mrs.- Harold S, Hall and Miss Eunice
Durham. . , , -' t 1 1
, The jrernaing were carried to Marlon,
8. , C, last night and tho funeral will
be conducted there tht. afternoon.
Those who knew Mrs. Durham loved
her, ' Her death come, as a bard blow
her. Her death come, a.' a 'blow
a. in South Carolina, ,"-'
Maihusala wa. all right, you bet
For a good old soul was he,- , ; iv " ' v
They say he would be living yet,
iiaa ne taken Kocky Mountain Tea
R. H. Jordan A Co.
SWEET BRIAR INSTITUTE
A college ' for women. "Will open
September. 1906. For Information a.
to requirement, for admission, courses
of study, charges, etc., . apply to
J. M. McBryde, Jr., A. M, Fh. D.,
Acting Dean.
Sweet Briar, Amnnst, va.
Night Robes
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HAT better friend
could you have
on a cold winter's
H night than one of our
warm, tomioriapic
Night Robes? Domet
Flannel Robes, cut full,
long and liberal
$1.00, $1.25
AND $1.50
Where else can you get
so much comfort for your
money as you can in a
Winter Night Robe in
vestment? Day Shirts of all Kind
50 cents to $1.50
York Bros. &
Rogers
Just Received Lot
Carpet
First to Come, First to Be Served
Lubin Furniture Company
t.5EJ'4 Savings
- . - "f. 4 " " t$t7B.0O. V. ty w -
,' Eitra good values la our odd DresMr.; Quartered Oak, Mahof anyr
'Birds Eye Maple, and Corlr Btrrhf at price, ranging; from 111.10
to 1 71.00, Wash gunds and Chiffonier, to match all Dressera
It will Vy you Ut iavestigate ur stock beforo buying. - . jt
f ', the teader In tow rrtre.' on illgh Orido Gonda, iti
Now Brokerage Firm. '
r. W. Q. Boshamer, formerly
resident of this city, but more recent
lir of Concord, ha. returned her to
live. - I"oc the past several years - bo
has been manager of i. tnv concora
Wholesale Grocery Company, ot Concord-He
' ha. formed a copartner.
shin with Mr. K."W. Burton, the con
eern ,to ; be . known f as Burton ; &
Boshamer, ' . Mr. Boahamer lived bare
ten year. ' at on. tlrhe, and h. now
feel, that ne u returning nome.
EH Joe Person's Remedy
Has been a real blessing to' our home,
and while it 1. not "king cure-all,"
a. some one quaintly puts it, it is &
wonderful medicine, j In l.ui mere
was an epidemic of typhoid fever in
this village two of our boy. . (aged
c and 9 years, respectively) were
stricken. We gave the Remedy three
time, daily, doubling or trebling the
dose when the tempejrature went be-,
low normal.' No other stimulant was
need. ' Patients were dieted ' and
nursed carefully, and though one of
them wa. Very elckv a phyaiclan was
called In' only four times in the
fourteen weeka The after effect was
splendid, each patient . rapidly gained
strength .and) within two week, after
leaving his cot, wa. able to go to
Sunday .school. We owe much ' ' to
Mra Jo. Person's Remedy.
About four years ago scrofuiitu ae
veloped In one of our children
(neither of the above). The cnuors
life was despaired of for a long while,
the mere touching of the affected
lfmb producing agony. After four
month, of hovering. . apparently over
the brink of the grave, we began to
use Mrs. Joe Person'. Remedy with
the consent of our physician. Slowly
the blood began to get purer. In four
month, a lump as large a. an egg;
pass.d down the leg, stopping above
the knee. The doctor lanced the
place, , then came no more. This
opening remained for two years, dur
ing which time both Wash ' and
Remedy were dally used, the boy
growing hearty and" healthy. At the
end of this time he began to try to
! walk. Walked on "all fours" for a
year, then on hi. feet for th. past
year. But he had grown crooked
pitifully so. Had him examined by
one ' of Richmond, Va.'s best physi
cian., who said he was "in splendid
condition, and would only need me-
! chanlcal treatment ' Until I get him
I straight, continue to give him the
medicine he has been taking." This
jwa. done, and in January the little
fellow went to the Retreat For the
1 Sick, Richmond, Va., for thl. mechani
cal treatment. In April he returned
! to Hasty, straight In all these years
' not one drop of' me liclne except Mrs.
Joe Person's Remedy. As a blood
; purifier Its value I. (In my opinion)
; priceless. I cannot in view of all it
jha. done for us, withhold thl. testi
mony. MRS, J. T. THOMPSON-.
Hasty, Scotland Co.. N. C, May 4,
1 1903.
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OF
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A full assortment all
sizes and prices. Every
one guaranteed The best .
made. If you have ever
had trouble with a Foun
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and we are sure you will
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Cents
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rmlture. which Ju.t ar "
rived, give, u the largest as-
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MM T TING
We found a house
at reduced prices. Can have it put down on short notice. : ,
12 Patterns Heavy China Matting 25c to 35c l0. Patterns Fancv
Japanese Matting 25c
FIBRE enRPETS AND RUGS
You can wash them Prices made, laid and lined 35c to 65c,
9x12 Rugs $nm 7-6x10-6 Rues $9.00. 6x9 Rugs $7.50.
36 in. Rugs $1.75, 27 in Rugs $1.25.
Beautiful Patterns. Samples on Application.
PARKER -
The Finest Line of Trousers
aWE HAVE EVER HAWDLEDi
' E are carrying1
ers that we
Up-to-Date,
vv
viots, English Tweeds, and in fact every pattern known to the trade.
The brand of the maker is sufficient guarantee as -to the make
and workmanship of these goods, but to this we add our personal
guarantee to every pair of these Trousers., -They are cut to fit. If
you are stout, slim, normal" or any other shape, the pant is here,
thatr will fit, hang well and will feel well.
The prices of these goods are rather high in' comparisonjsith
the price of lower grade goods, but when you get a pair of either
of these celebrated makes you know that you are wearing the best pants
that can be made. Bold statements, but everyone will be backed up with
the goods. Pants from $500 to $t2.50.
We Also Carry a Full Line of Cheaper Grade Pants From $1. 60 Up.
EP.yW. MELLON COMPANY
If You Want
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, High-Grade Piaao
at an honest price, our figures will
convine. you that ;vre aelL the Mbet-
ter tlanoi tor less money" than you
will find elsewhere,
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CHARLOTTt MUSIC COMPANY
tl N. Tmron. ' phone' ait, t
, Ii. TVAIiDO AUKS, Manager.' ,
Out-of-town mall order, tor made
will receive prompt attention.
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ESTABLISHED 1876
A SHORT STORY
FOR BUSY R E A D ER S
. Stetson Hats, none better made
Spring Styles. DerHes and
$3,00 $3.50 and $5.00.
over - stocked on lVlattincs we bought lots of it
to 60c ;Prairie Grass
GARDNER COMPANY
the most complete line
have ever handled Paragon and Peerless make,
Various Colors and Designs, Peg Top, Fancy Che
Rnc Old Whiskies
SXTREM nUBPATJX
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One gallon f-yearold . corn
whiskey ,-. .. SS.00
One ' gallon J-year-oia corn
whiskey.. -. . X&0
One gallon J-year-oi4 corn
whUkey.. ..1,00
Four quart. Old Henry Ay.
whiskey . ; .i w. .. 41
Four- Quart- BUly Baxtor. Bert '
Rye for ... 4.88
Four quart. Hoover'. , , Cholc.
Rye Whiskey.. ., . . ,. ,s.tS
Four quart. Roonty UIt.,,..J8
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. There la. on. 'eolation tor ; the .errant girt, problenl-re-
vlleire her ot th. heavy work and aend the- large piece, to
. us, such a. couuterpan.m, sheets, table cloths, eta, r We
." .wash them ' clean,' Iron them htcely and the cost la nominal.
fihall, w. cair Monday T t-
CHARLOTTE-STEAM LAUTJDRY.
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