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SOCIAL AKDPEUSON A L
There ltl.be' a etude n tr recital at
. Elizabeth : College to-morrow everting
at 8:30 o'clock. The. patwns .' ; and
trlertda of the Institution , are Jtavlted
.;.t, atteftd. 'ju-J J . l , ) V7 fJ'
,V Mr. ' T. C 'Ournm leu yeoieruay
' 4-norntng- fon Greensboro to, visit re
ive and friends. . , - I ,
Miss Bella Torrence, of Motint Pleas
' ant, Is spending to-day' in the city with
' " her parents, Jlr. and Mrs. jC. I Tor
V rejvoe, On, .west .iraaa .icsi. , .
i "Amon.Jhe'Maltora in the city yee-'-
teraay,wasliw. J,,.fcllee.. Hatch, of
Wilmington itvjio -was a guest at the
jsuioro. .
Miss Helen. Harris left yesterday
-Mnornlnr for her home at Richmond,
I Va, after a visit to Mrs. E. 8., Pe-
vgnm, on.jNqrw siTyoii street.
. Miss Alice Otover and Mr. William
Clovei". after- a visit to their brother,
- Mr,' Fred W. Glover, have returned
to ,iherr .-home at Rockland, Me, '
'Mrs; C. B. Stephenson' will entertain
', at "cards, at-her home at Dilworth,
Saturday afternoon, ki honor of
Madame A. K. (Jauwer, or Baltimore,
Md.,and Mra.iC,-H. C. Mills.
, Misses 'Margaret and Beulah Howell
are spending to-day with relatives at
-Stanly." v, u
."Miss Elizabeth Walker Tyler has r
turned to her home in Lynetibutfj, Vs.,
after a two weeks' visit to her aunt,
Mrs, Houston Rucker, on East ave-
.; Hue,' ,, -
Mr. and Mrs. it. W. Conway are
spending this weekylsltlng among the
Florida resorts. , ,
. Mrs. A. Q.; Butler haves to-day for
UreensDoro to vihi relatives,
v,
'Mrs,;-Rt B. Hunter and Miss Eunice
Hunter, of King's Mountain, are
spending some time 'with Mr. and Mrs.
: Alexander, near Carmel.
("OlTTY SOCIAIi.
Miss Ola Herfon very charmingly en
tertained a party of friends at her
home in Steele Creek township, last
evening, in compliment to her guests,
Misses Cullle 'Marsh and Louise Neel,
of the Presbyterian College.
Mrs. O. C. Hunter and little son and
Miss Pauline Alexander spent Wednes
day with friends near Sharon.
',
Mr. Parks Klrkpatrick spent Satur
day and Sunday with friends In the
city. Mrs. Klrkpatrick has been spend
ing some time with her mother. Mrs.
C. M. McDonald.
Mr. A. J. Hunter, of Charlotte, spent
Saturday in Sharon, visiting some of
his old- friends, -,-
Mrs. James T, Mathews, who has
been visiting her mother in Sharon,
returned to Charlotte on Saturday.
Mrs. P. M.: Burns, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Gussle
Klrkpatrick, has gone to Augusta to
Visit- her son, Mr, T. K.- Burns.
9
Mrs. Fannie Weaver will be with
Mrs. G. Klrkpatrick for a few weeks,
during the absence of the latter's
mother.
Miss Ida Sloan, of Dixie, was In the
city yesterday.
One of the marked events of the
week will be the reception which Is to
be tendered by the Pythlans of Char
lotte to Supreme Chancellor Charles' E.
Khiveley and daughter. Miss Mary
Shiveley, in the parlors of the Southern-Manufacturers'
Club Tuesday af
ternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock.
BRIEFS.
A Few Minor -Happenings In and
About the City.
Mr. Ed. Sehorn, who has been ill
at his rooms on North College street,
Is Improving.
Her friends will regret to learn that
little Miss Hazel Brown is confined at
her home on West, Fifth street by ill
ness. -The tenth sermorunn the series on
'Temperance, and Obedience to Law"
; !-vnt the Second Presbyterian church to-
night. '
A coming event of Interest will be
: the students' recital of Miss Buffing-
ton a scnooi or music, which takes
? place, next week.
-Rev. Dr. John E. White, of Atlanta! Jie"erN T
- vivj IllgllV.
; While in Charlotte Dr. White will be
the guest of Mr. W. C. Dowd.
-Hl many frelnds were gratified
. yesterday afternoon to see Dr, 1. w.
Falson out after his recent illness.
He Is rapidly gaining back his
strength.
The tenth lpoture on "Temperance
and Obedience to Law" will be deliver-
ed by Rev. Dr. Martin D. Hardin at
k the Second Presbyterian church to-
night. s
Mr. M.'R. Tabor, who succeeds Mr.
Ab. V. Harrlll as assistant ticket
agent at the Southern passenger sta
' , tion, has arrived ln the city. He as
&'! eumed his duties yesterday.
Mr. J.- Leak Spencer has purchased
the handsome home of Mr. 8. R. Ja
cobs, nn Elisabeth, Heights. The con
, federation is uncleptnnj to be some-
thingjn the neighborhood of $8 000.
, An oyster supper Is to be given
at the Sharon "'-esbyterian manse by
the ladles of the church on the evening
j 01 jwarcn znu. xne proceeds win be
s for the benefit cf the church. All are
, urged to attend.
A number f troops are to pass
..through the efty Tuesday night en
- route from Washington to San Fran
cisco. Mr. R. I,. Vernon leaves Mon
, day night for Washington so that he
, may accompany the party,
, ' The International Harvester Com
, pany has almost finished moving into
Its, new store room at the corner of
p'Bast Trade street and the railroad.
A With the exception of a few pieces of
nUarhlnery the farmer" store room oh
(south College street is vacant.
-"The Charlotte Retail Merchants
' are to meet in. the law .office of Mr.
""A.' B -JuIc to-morrow night at 8
o'clock. The meeting bids fair to be
one of the most important in the hls
- 1 try -of the organisation and. all mem
bers of .the association are urged to
; ' attend, , ,
. , 1 Prof. Wm V. - Klrkpatrick, of
' , Rhode Island, writes his home-folks
, ln the county that the Ice' there Is sev-
eral inches thick, and quantities being
1'.. cut and atored for. summer and he
seeme-'ta ...enjoy lhat- climate - very
: muchr ' j v " ?t " j. "
- Mr. W. JWC, tiyler who has been Ilf,
la Improving. H has been Confined to
' " hi room for. some time and , is now
only able to be p and about a llttltf, '
The new directory of. the Southern
, Boil Telephone, Company .wilt be Out
. March.' 1st.' Manager James , Norfhey
-v estinytted tbt there-will he at least 60
new stations Installed in. the city dur
ing the month of February ; , .,. v
llon't" -wait Vou'il like Blue Klhbnn
Lemon and Vuiulla Ix.-iwr. Absolutely
per; fene twlra aa far nnd give des
sert the "Biu Ribbon Flavor.",, .
, ; ,v. vf',5; personal. .;,i,'.&
v ' V '-"... I f f
I'he Movement of js Number of Peo
pie. Visitors and Others. , "
,JMr. J, W Mullen, -of SalishtflT, re
turned home last- everting after ppend
lnsr a few dava in the city.. '
Rpv. A lPXBiidpr Martin left ytster
day morning for 'fjummervUle,'' S.
wnere, beginning to-aay, ne win wir
duct a series of meetings at th Pres
byterian church there, Hi puipit win
be occuple to-day by Prof. Sentelle, f
Pavidson-'College ,
Mr. Robert 'Adams, of Gastonia, Is
spending to-day In the clty with
friends. . j . ' J ' '
Amons thrf out-oMown people here
-yesterday- was'. Ur , 0..B. , Harshbar-
ger, of HaUBOUry, twno was a guesi
at the Butord,- : .
Mr. a t, Calvert," o Statesvllle, was
a visitor In the eity yesterday.
Mr. Archibald Johnson and Rev.
O. ; P. Harris, - pt Thomasvllle, were
among the visitors in Charlotte yester
day. The . ywere guests at the Cen
tral, r
Among the out-of-town people in the
City yesterday were Messrs. W, C.
Whltener and J. S Harris of Corne
lius. -
Mr. R. i tb Stevens, of Monroe, was
in the city yesterday, staying at the
Buford. r
Mr. L. 1. Caudle la spending to-day
with relatives and frelnds at Maah
vllle. - " ,
Mr. W. I.. West, of Wilmington,
spent yesterday In the city.
Among the guests at the Central
yesterday was Mr. Z. M. Rea, of
Greensboro.
(Mr Ej O. Jennings, of Llncolnton,
was at the Buford yesterday.
Messrs. W. R. Taliaferro and P. C.
Brunson returned to the city yesterday
arter spenaing 'two or three weeks in
New York on business.
Capt. W. T. Roland left last night
for Atlanta, Ga., where his wife is
visiting relatives. Capt. and Mrs. Ro
land will attend the Mardl- Gras, at
New Orleans, La., before returning
home. ; v
Messrsf t S. W. Apperson and J. A,
Dean, of Winston, are visitors in the
city, being guests at the Buford.
Mr. W. N. Jeane, a Wadesboro mer
chant, is -spending to-day in the city
with friends. ,
Among the guests at the Buford last
night was Mr. E. E. Pearson, of Mor-
canton.
Among the visitors in the city are
Messrs. G. B. Heath and J. A. Plerson,
of Lando, S. C. They are guests at the
Central. ,
Mr. W. F.' Morton, of Kernersvllle, Is
spending to-day in the city.
Mr. (Bernard Smith, of Davidson Col
lege, is spending to-day In the cltv
with his sister,, Mrs. Arthur Walker.
Messrs. H. I Marr. C. Weloh and
,1. M. Bennett, of Gastonia, were
among the guests at the Central last
night.
Among the visitors In the city arc
Messrs. "A. C. and J. M. Pavne, of
Taylorsvllle, twho are guests at the
Buford. ' .
Mr. W. S. Lee, Jr., left last night for
New York on business for his concern,
the Southern Power Company.
T. W. C. A. NEWS ITEMS.
The Colonial Costume Concert to bo
Given at the Presbyterian College
Other Tilings of Interest.
The vesper service of the Young
Women's Christian Association will be
, 4 -rr i , .
lead by Mrs. W. S. Stuart, her subject;
being "Our Christian Example." Mlss-ihas labored Industriously for 20 years
es Lottie Gray and Edna Eddlns will t to save and accumulate property and
furnish special musical numbers. ot his earnings was in his home.
, He has a wife and a number of bright
All women of the city are Invited IlttIe 0hn,irn. "Misfortune's seldom
to this service. j alone" is an old proverb, und it seems
MIsa Mildred WatklnS' Monday even-1 true ln thi case, for it was only a
Ing Bible Class will be 'omitted next I week ago that Mr. and Mrs. Blakney
Monday night on account of the mem-lll,st a bright little girl. .
bers desiring to attend ye Colonial Cos-1 Mr. BlakfeneflV nelghhrnw met at
tume concert at ye Presbyterian col- Carolina Academy late yesterday after
lege auditorium 1 noon and appointed the following per-
Monday night the friends of the I sons to solicit funds to help him re
Young Women's Ohrjstian Association I build his home: Messrs. L. H. Robin
will show their interest in the pur-i"0". w- Ross and H. E. C. Bryant
chasing of the piano now in the asso-lr Charlotte; John S. Miller, for Pine
elation parlors by attending the colo-! vllle, and O. W. Pofts for Fort Mill
nlnl coKtnms nonrert riven hv Dr. Fish-I and Pleasant Valley.
fer and pupils of the college of music at . . .. . .
the Presbyterian College auditorium, i COMMEHCIAI, TRAVELERS MEET.
The -programme Is good. The evening
will be a pleasure to all who see and ! A Jewel Emblem Pin Presented to
hear ye colonial singers. I Mr. L. IV. Schlff Five New Mem-
The young women who have been hers Received,
gelling tickets report excellent success. 1 The Charlotte council, United' Com
so there will be a large audlenoe 1 1 merclal Travelers, held a most inter-
greet ye musicians. Admission Is 50 ,
and 25 cents.
111 1
THE CHARIjOTTE DAY NURSERY, j
I
One of Charlotte's Most Worthy :
Charitable Institutions A Matron
leslred. r
The following was given to The Ob
server yesterday Jy a .friend of the
"The ladies to whose management
the Charlotte Day Nursery hits bfn
committeed. are much grarftad at the
Interest manlfestsi by the patrons and
friends as well as tha prospect fur use
fulness which the opening of th- sea
son promises. Thev feel especially
grateful to The Charlotte Observer
for their kind references to the work
and mission of the association sppear-
ing rrom time to tlm. I
"The association Is seeking Just at .!
this time for a well qualified matron I
for the institution, hoping that thourh
that fhrnucrh the poliimn n.' Th n-1
server they might come Into corres
pondence with Just the porson desired
It la nronnned tn tr.er thn v,,r,r.,
Home in such attractive form that it I
will be a home Indeed rot only for the
boys and girls entrusted to it, but also
for ladies who as matron, kindergar
ten, teacher and other Christian work
ers may take up their rflid?nce there.
The commodious bulldinsr devoted to
the use of the association Is situated
on the corner of T"Javdr.i and Phlfr
streets, and Is well adapted for the
purposes of thla work and oharlty."
To Make Extensive Improvements. ,
The Tate-Brown Company will make
extensive improvements on Its store.
The building will- be painted, new fur
niture and fixtures put in and the In
side remodeled generally. The tailor
ing department will be enlarged and
improved in many ways. When com
pleted the place will be one of the most
attractive of the kind in the State.
- Two Kxtrn Sermons To-Day.
Rev. John E. White will preach at
the First Baptist ehurch twice to-day,
first at Jl o'clock thla morning on "Go
ing With God," and t S p. m. on
"Pour Way With Temptation." Mr.
White Is ait "eloquent speaker, and
those who hear hint wilt have a treat,
He comes here under the auspices of
the T. M. C. A. and will lecture at
the Academy of- Music' this afternoon.
-A Joint Masonic Communication.
The" three Masonic lodges of Char
lotte are soon to have another joint
communication, similar to the one held
In ihie city last November The work
team from Monroe has. been, Invited
and arrangement are being made, for
a most enjoyable event; too guests are
xoected. ;f ,-.r j . v
'ft k Change of ;toremaii. , . V
Mr. William Jarrell, who' for eleven
year has been foreman of the D. A.
Tompkins Machine Bhop, hat resigned
hi position, and' been; succeeded , by
Mr., Richard Kennedy, . - -
t A 'A f kjiilijtowiiiir1ttsmliirrriTr--iTi'i1i,rijTiifiivr.':-ril) l.lilii UH " f Jr y
'-Mr. S, 1 Torrance, who la Hi at St
Peter's Hospital, la alowly lmprovins,
;X4ariagefinvitations
CORRECTLY AND PROMPT LV ENGRAVED
SENDTOR SAMPLES AND PRICES
J. p. Stevens Engraving Co, Engraver
47 Whitehall St . Atlanta; Ca.
141 CASES DISPOSED OF,
An Kxtraordinary Week in th Su
perior Court -25 Cases Continued
Tlie Gamblers Are Acquitted, Not
withstanding WU1 Ziegler'a Testimony-
100 More On sea on Docket
and 34 Prisoners in Jail.
The first week of the February crim
inal term of the Mecklenburg court
came to a close yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock, when the court adjourned
until to-morrow morning. - The week
was an extraordinary one In many fea
tures. The court room was Dacked
with defendants, witnesses and spec
tators at all times and the business of
the court was dispatched at a very
satisfactory rate. During the week 141
cases were disposed of, besides 25 or 39
cases that were continued until the
next term. About 100 of the cases dis
posed of were submissions and nol
prosses, the rest being tried by jury.
Practically all of the session yester
day was taken up with the argument
in the cases against a bunch of 10 al
leged gamblers, negroes, against whom
the chief witness wan Will Zlegler,
white. The cases had been begun Fri
day. There were Ave or six attorneys
representing the defendants and It was
their speeches that consumed the time
of the court. The jury acquitted the
entire bunch,' refusing to believe the
testimony of Zlezler, the white man
who said he had gambled with them.
Solicitor Heriot Clarkson is well
pleased with the work of the court so
far. Of the blind tigers found guilty
during the week seven received sen
tence to the road a and more than that
number were fined. There remains more
than 100 cases on the docket to be dis
posed of this week. There are still 34
prisoners In the jail awaiting trial.
MR, BLAKEIUEY LOSES HOME.
Fire Destroys the Residence of Mr.
J. A. Blakency, of Providence
Township.
The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
James " A. Blakmey, of Providence
township, was burned Friday night.
The Are caught from a steam pipe
that connected the kitchen with the
dining room. It broke out about 9:30
o'clock and Its work was quick and
complete. Mr. Blakney had time to
save a few things but the major por
tion of his furniture was destroyed.
The fire swept from the dwelling to
the smoke house and gutted that. By
the assistance of neighbors and the
ti f (xttwvo rm thA rvlinr Mr Tlln.lrnMr bdv.
e1 hls meat and other 8tuff that wers
ln the smoke house. The loss will
Uimountel to about 1.500. without a cent
of Insurance. To rebuild the house
llnli refurnish It. at the present ad- I
vMniu 'in lorn, win rtn u 1 re .wu.
Tnla loSH hltg Mr. Blnkney hard.
He
esting meeting in the hall over Belk
Brothers store last night. A large
number of the members were present
to assist in the initiation of the fol-
lowing named new men: Messrs. Al-
bert Redfearn. Lambert Huhn. Clifford
H. Schwart!!. J. M. Ross and Emery
H. Storr. The following visitors were
present: Messrs. Charles Hart. of
Asheville countll. No. 185; and J. M.
Boykin, of Lookout council, No. 162,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The event of the evening was the
presentation of a very fine Jeweled em
blem pin to Mr. L. N. Schlff, In token
of the couctl's appreciation of his ser
vices as junior councillor.
Shingles From a Distance.
Mr. Samuel J. Asbury, a well-known
contractor of the city, was toting
K lJiwunm ioukiiik biiiihsk-b. yes-
terday, when some one asked: "What
are tbey?"
"You can't guess?" was the reply.
Cedar.
"Yes, they are red cedar and they
came rrom tne state or Washington.
Mr. w. C. Maxwell has Just received
a car ,oa(' of them 5r-hl house on
lno rovioence roaof
I It is said that shingles are so hlffh
here ttosit It is about as , cheap to
bring them from the Pacific coast.
Trlexl for General "Cnssedness."
The one lone defendant In the citv
police court yesterday morning was
Wyatt Leach, who drives a street car
riage for Coles & Smith. Leach' was
charged with being drunk, going to
sleep in his , carriage, blocking the
street and general "cussedness.?
Leach was found guilty and fined $5
and the cost., -
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
BENNETT SIOAN I CO'S Leading
5c Cigar. All Havana
Filler.
B. B.
Java Coffee
A "Credit toAny r
r. Feast ItSuitfTheV,
Taste, It's Always t '
Good, Every- Can;
Guaranteed, ' :; : , -
Usher Bros.
NEARLY 3000
VICTOR RECORDS
RECEIVED YESTESDAY
Send in your or
ders, wholesale
or retail. Feb.
record list also
complete list
for the asking.
STONE & BARRINGER CO
VICTOR DISTRIBUTORS
STIEFFS
CLEARANCE
SALE
AMONG THEM WE OFFER :
BTEINWAY
KNABE
KRANICH A BACH
MATHUSIIEK
' IVERS A POXD
FISHER
EVERETT
Etc, Etc.
All Uprights Practically New
Write To-Day.
Chas. M. Stieff
Manufacturer of the Piano
With the Sweet Tone
Southern Warerooms
5 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N.
C. II. WILMOTH, SIgr.
Castile Soap
In Bars
We have In stock more than
1,000 pounds of absolutely
pure Castile Soap that sella for
SO cents pe pound. Our
special price on this soap is 20
cents per pound 3 pounds for
50 cents.
The Tryon Drug Co.
Phone 21.
7 N, Tryon.
Sub P. O. Station in our Store.
BP
GOD-SEND TO
SUFFERERS!
Mrs. Joe Person's
REMEDY
AN INFALLIBLE
REMEDY FOR
Indigestion
, Scrofula
Rheumatism
niood Poison
;V.,;remaI Weaknew, . I
s fiktn and Blood Disease " " '
For Sale hy Droggiat.';
Price $1 per Bottle
Mrs Joe Person,
i U " " ' v Wife;' tMK ':-??$fx&m
III'- ' '1. , ' i -V r!'' l
TR 1 MM I N GS
WHAT to use for Trimmings is always a complex question. Early,
arrivals of a large and varied assortment of those most sought "
after places us in a position to meet the requirements and show a .
dainty line these very properly priced.
Dainty Oriental All-Overs with Edges and Insertions to Match
Tucked, Hemstitched and Lace Inserted Allover White Chiffons $1.25.
$1.50 and 12.60 yard.
Baby Irish Allovers with Bands and Insertions to match; nothing newer. . .
Narrow Persiand Bands, very pretty for collars and to lend a touch of
color to the now so popular cream woolens.
Faillette Silks at 25c
Fatllette Silk, a new popular washable Mercerized material, very suitable
for pretty shirt waists. Colors, White, Cream and Pink. Price 26c.
i
7'
Another lot of those
wide kind that
19c.
WHOLESALE, RETAIL
Just a word to say that
we are all ready now to
give any one who wishes
it, a good cleaning or
dyeing job. Try us on
your evening dress waist
or any soiled garment
you have.
Queen City Dyeing and
Cleaning Works
Mrs. J. M. Hester, Proprietress
THB HOUSE
HOLD LINEN
--We are prepared to do your
household washing by either
t'Flat" or "Pound Work" list.
The term "Flat Work" means
table or bed linen, towels, eta
"Pound Work" means all
the 'household and family wash
starched and
"Rough Dried"
ready to be easily Ironed at
home. The use of either list
proves an economy over the
ordinary pense when done
by the irregular and uncertain
' washerwoman, to say nothing
of escaping the burdens of wash
day worries. We would be glad
to take up with you the ques
tion of laundering your house
. hold Items by either list.
Why not ask for our prices
and let us explain the saving
you will effect?
'phone 160. Ask our drivers
to explain.
MODEL STEAM
LAUNDRY
The Crowcll Moia Co., Inc.
-For the. Treatment of '
Whiskey, Morphine and
Nervous Diseases :.
v Special "apartment end-norm for
lady patients. All forma ot electricity
for ' treating nerroue diseases, and
various methods of massage, - Includ
ing the , Biihnlaler vibrating method.
The stockholder all being physicians
constitute a consulting board. - r
Specially trained male and female
nurses and attendant ,v - ,
8. M. CROWELL, M. Prea,
T, M. STRONG.' M.
Resident rhyalcina.
Mercerine at 25c
Mercerin, a beautiful soft, White, fullMercerlssed Sheer material; nothing
more more suitable for the popular eyelet and shadow work Price 25c. yard.
15c 40-Inch White Lawn at 10c
Beautiful quality fine Shear 40-inch White Lawn, 15c. value. Price 10c
Ladies' Spring Covert Coats at $5.00
New lot of Ladies' Tailored Tan 27-Inch close fitting Covert Cloth Coats;
full satin llnde. A beauty at our price 16.00.
New Arrivals in Cottons
One crbs new spring styles of BateR' Searsuckcrs. We
not to fade. Usual price 12 l-2c. Our price 11 l-2c.
Pretty assortment Dark Percales. Price 7 l-2c.
Ribbons Again for Monday
beautiful Ribbons (as sold last Wednesday) the real
usually retail at 35 and 38c. yard. Monday's price
Your Own Picture on a Button 5c
Over a thousand taken ln one day that's what our Wednesday's
record was. Nothing your parents, wife, or friendH will appreciate
more Uian your photo taken in this unique way. Work guarunteod.
Photo gallery ln our ladles' suit department. With every Uc lar or
more purchased one picture made free.
ELK BROS.
SHIRT SALE
ill Continue
Monday
This sale includes
all the shirts we have
except the New Spring
line, which we are mak
ing room for.
$1.50, $1.25 and $1.00
all will go Monday for
75 Cents Each
White and colored Neg
ligee, and colored stiff
bosom.
All sizes 14 to 17 1-2
Sale Price:
75 Cents Cash
Yorke Bros.
& Rogers
See our East Window.
SALE OF STOCK OF GOODS AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
By virtue of an order made In the
matter of W. H. Proctor, bankrupt, I
will at 12 o'clock m., on Wednaaday,
the 28th day of February, ln
Durham, N. C. at the atore building
recently occupied by W. H. Proctor,
sell to the highest bidder tor cash a
stock of goods, wares and merohaa
dlse, consisting of heavy and fancy
groceries, glass, wooden and other
ware, etc Also fixture used In eon
nection with said business, and two
horios and delivery wagons and all
other personal property of the estate
of W. H Proctor,; I wilt take pleas
ure In showing the property to pros
pective purchaser , "
, . w. i. OBISWOUJ,
' Trustee la Bankruptcy
W
warrant positively
If WE ONLY KNEW
STOMACH IKOUBU COULD K CURED
i Four years ago my general health
i gave way. I was afflicted with a dls
i tresHing stomach trouble, and could,
i not touch solid food of any kind.
I For ono year I would vomit every
I thing I would swallow, even down to
I medicine and water My stomach .
i would not retain a thing. No ona is
lean know what I suffered from weak :f
! riess, dizziness, shortness of breath
ami nervousness. I often felt like It . ;
i would be so much better could I dl
and get out of my suffering. Off and
on I was under doctor's treatment for
j three years, and I can only say that v
doctors' medicine did me nt good.
Then some good fate put one of
Mrs. Joe Person's pamphlets in my
' hands, and I read where so many-
i had been cured that were as bad oft
I as I was. I j?ot a bottle of the Heme
! dy, and from the very first dose .t
: took I knew I had struck the right -i
thing. It was the first medicine X
' ever took that the first dose did m
: good. For the first time in a ion&
Ume I was not nauseated after taking
.
I I continued It and continued to lm '
! prove until I took thirteen bottles,
; and It made a perfect cure of nib
It has been a year since I was cured, '
i and I know I am well. I recommend .
' It to every one who has stomach -i
trouble, and to all who have rheu-iis
matlsm. as It cured my brother of; .
rheumatism. He tried to got me to '
take the Remedy long before I did, ,.
but I thought because it cured rheu
mutism was no reason it would cure 1
stomach trouble, and I had no faith '
ln anything. It was as a last resort I
saved me had I tried it three yearw
before! ",,'
(MISS) REBECCA TROLLINQBR,' '
Newton, N. C. Nov. 11. 1901.
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