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'ft;??' ; ; , : charlotte daily, observer, march ig, ioog. 4 .J IIOXOR JUDGE ;ARKEB l.Z W1IX arrive this jevenixo (, .,- i m. f , f i . D.A. Tompkln Will o to Cam on. ThlK . Moraine to Ac company the Distinguished Guest : to the cttf Iteopptton to be Given v ta Honor of the Democratic lmaer (, Hf v-"We D(lillimi''i mhiw""" . i nnb Will Addrew the Grower Charlotte Club. r:-j Judge Alton R Parker, of New York, '"lately made en address before the , Mississippi Legislature by Invitation. ', From Mississippi he went to Cam den. 8. C., where he has been spend r in aome days with the Hon. D. p. H11J. also of New York, who Is resi - T ln at Camden. A few days ago a . V number of Democratic gentlemen of , this city invited Judge Parker to stop 1 ';vtr here a day, or at least between ' trains, in order that hia friends might -. hav an opportunity to meet him and give him a reception. Judge Parker 1 " Intimated his willingness to accept the . in?ltatlon Is he could manage the schedule, and the probabiiies are that he will arrive here this evening by yf, way of Rock Hill over the Southern ," Railway. If the present plans cany ' through all right, Judge Parker will ,i arrive here at 1 o'clock and an In '' formal democratic reception will be given him at the Manu ' facturers' Club. It Is hoped ' that Judge Parker may be induced to make few remarks on the subject ' Of what he considers to be the Demo ' taraUc situation. The jreccptlon will , last from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. It Is more than probable Judge Parker will thfn attend the banquet of . the Greater . Charlotte Club. Mr. V. A. Thompkins will leave at ", till o'clock this morning for Camden . - to accompany Judge Parker back. .-,; -.There will be a ley-over of three , hours In Rock Hill and It Is possible that .the Commercial Club of that city may arrange for an afternoon recep tion Of the distinguished gentleman. fTbe Only element of doubt In the whole programme Is as to whether Judge Parker can arrange his schedule to meet the engagement Indicated. : Tbe following named are some of the gentlemen who, some days ago. In vited Judge Parker to come here af ter hia engagement In Mississippi: Judge Amlstead Burwell, Messrs. J. P. Caldwell, D. A. Thompkins, D. B. Allen, J. L. Chambers, W. C. Dowd, X. S. Reed, E. T. Cansler, W. It. Bur well, T. W. Wade, C. D. Bennett. A. h. Smith, W. 11. Twitty, H. E. C. Bry ant, Walter Brem. It. 11. Miller. Jr., H. A. Murrlll, CJeorge Stephens. Word H. Wood. 8. B. Alexander and T. W. Alexander. It la expected that each of the gen tlemen participating In the Invitation Will bring two to five friends to meet Judge Parker. The reception will be Wholly Informal. Judge Parker will be at the Manufacturers'. Club. MOXROK A COMIXti CITY. A Citizen Talks of Hie Many Im peovCfiicnlM That Have lle-ii Mac Tlere Iteeently A Proxerotw County and a Thriving County Keal. A well-known citizen of Monroe was In r'harlo le vestenlav and In con-i versatlon with an Observer reporter ' standing of the tenms. The two live boasted oi the wonderful progress j llest teams were the black and white. Which that little city has made In the The red learn Is said to be at work past few months, lie cited the fact I quietly and another report saya that that the erection of a line new cot- j Captain Willis Hrown has left town. ton mill, the Icemorlee. had been started recently, and many Improvements were being made In the old, the Mon roe Cotton Mill. The Icemorlee Mill, he said, would be one of the most con veniently arranged In the Htaie. "It Will not be a very large mill," said he, "but everything about It will be fixed in the most approved manner, The building will be finished this sum- mer and the machinery will be In- Stalled Just as soon thereafter as po- Bible. The Monroe Cotton Mills an' now engaged In put ting In a number of looms for tlj? making of wide sheet- lngs. The additions will add nmterl- ally to the mill equipment. "Before many months Monroe is to have one of the bent depots on the Ana board Air l,ln The contract for ' -the structure calls for tr.U.OOO. but It Will likely cost more before It Is fin ished. The architectural design will be pleasing and tin- yanls about the : building will ti'- urianged In an arils lie manner. y The-offb-lnls nf the Seal), mill Ah'i Line have tl- l to move a portion of the rcji.iir shops to Monroe. This . will biliiK fiom 1fiO to L'lH) machlnlHts to the city, thus adding to Its pop . Ulatlun, wealth and importance. The! rumor Is current tha. the big shops J . Will be moved to Monroe but nothing j has been received lo verify this !- I . port. There are many who believe that ' ' the placing of the small shopn Is mere- ly the first step leading to the re- j inovsl of the big repair works. Mini- i roe Is situated between the second and third divisions and occupies a vci-y important central point with reference ' to the mhole system. It Is thought ' i too that much repair work will tie ' . done at an early date -mi the line l:i, ing from Monroe !. Itiilberforiltoii If this is the ae th. ii is ii'i.hlng mmc, - natural than that I lie 1 i k slnqis sh'iulil . b located In Monrot . The fact is . vl ' dent that Monroe Is t 1 1 1 1 1 ii lie a railroad renter f no mi hi Importance j "The people of I'liloii couniry me ' leerminol to have a county fair. Atock lias already been subscribed for such a company and before lung bivl tatlons "ie to be Issued. The fact Is not geiimlly known that Union county has one of th'- le st : ' Systems of good roads In the Kta:e i Owing to Its prixlmtty to Mn klenburg ; ' county, this feature has never been ' ' dwelt upon an It would have been had ' the county been located elsewhere, None questions the statement that ' i. Union county Is one of the most fi r-J r tilt In the Ktate, and the farmers are -.9 Broperous snd coniented. At t he big fsmm conventions held In Halelgh In i T Jnury, i:iiton county stood next to 1 Ol my HCCK, WniCn irOUDieO ;i';i.Mbu" ,h" am"ur" '"'r "0" ime fiTeayt ps)eciallv when "j9nro i p.opid wi.h wide awake. 1 1 was exposed to cola, damp '.s ; prounamtre rltlsens whu sre always! ixrwrt,,. T ill. twining to worn together for its best i air. Whenever I took any ' , fntert The manufacturing Interests psJA fVp (rlands nf mv nvlr lilt HWS rltr diversified and all of ) COIU WIG ldllUS 01 my neCK ti local enterprt-ps are prospering. would swell and enlarge in ;iThre ! a stir about the little city i .,J i thAt makes Itself felt at all tlmw. ; T9S My "watch Charlotte grow: our I JHtDpM peQfMC pun anu pusu aim ny n us i Monroe grow.' , to-ioiuuv kt. piTint-K-M iw. : T10 Irish iHrimlailou W ill h-f Tlint ' To-morrow will be l Prftrlek's Dv ' The Irish population of the i;y will be'ap early tn the morning for the propr. obarvane of-th great Hi-l-'mnn holiday. Khamrorka will b In evidence and modeat green ilea will lie wrniy gowliy nutnlwr of citi j.en, - wh boast of lb anceatry ot th Emerald late. Th principal Untuit of tha ;-lebr-iUtn wilt t ! parade, Tha procea. ion will, bi led by Ui fawoua Irish Hand of Wartf No, t. wtik-h haa been the Ufa of all prevloua ceitbratlont l on thla day.,,-Prof, Alexander O'Or. ...... Afiarn ia . duwntii' .' .m ; mmAm- . mtmtA tmsmter and tha f organisation la trt iii-naii snap, nr., nmotny o Too- mey and Capt w. . crcharla r a hi or ma ar. t " j - ; SPECIAL & 8. EXERCISES.; t Two Interesting , 8cr vices at ' First j. Baptist and Second Presbyterian . (Sunday Schools Tlio Programmes. 'Rev,' Dr. , Henry W. - Battle, ' ot ureemaboro, will deliver an addresa at the First Baptist Sunday school Sunday afternoon at 8:15 o'clock, ror. D. Amatl Richardson w)II play on the violin, ''Nearer M y God, to Thee," and "Almost Fersuadea. and Mrs. K. tt. Matthews will sing a solo. The pro gramme, an attractive one, 'W- given here in full; Muio-By Orchestra. Song 8er vd' Cond uct ed by Mr. Harvey Overcarah, ' ; Devotional Exercises Conducted by Rev. C. T. 'Willlngtiam. Special SelectionBy Richardson Orcheetra. Singing By School. Solo By M rs. K. H. Matthews. Singing By School. . Violin Solo "Nearer My God, to by Thee," and "Almost Persuaded," Mr. D. Amatl Richardson. Address By Dr. H. W. Battle. Announcements. Closing Hymn. A very interesting programme has been arranged for the Second Presby terian Sunday school Sunday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Mar tin D. Hardin will speak to the. young people of the school, the afternoon's exercises being devoted especially to the Miriams and Covenanters. The programme follows: 8lction By orcnestra. Opening Exerclses-r-Conducted by Capt. Wm. Anderson. I,esson Reading. Song By School. Map Study, subject, the Itlver Jor dan. Son By School. Classes. Song. Secretary's Report. Announcements. Kong By the Miriams and Covenant ers. Selection By Orchestra. Song By the Round Dozen Club. Address By Dr. Hardin; subject. "Our Young Folks." Song By School. Benediction. The Speaker for Sunday. The meeting for men only to be held next Sunday afternoon In the gymnasium of the Young Men's Chris tian Association will be a most Inter esting one. The service will be held at I he usual hour, 5 n. m. The speaker will the national presi dent of the Baraca Unions of America, Mr. Marshall A. Hudson, of Syracuse, N. Y., who, In addition to being presi dent, has bIko the distinction of be ing the founder of the first Baraca society. The meetlns: will be In the nature i of a union Haraca rally and seveml lo-i cal unions will attend In a body. Men not members of the Haraca so cieties of the Young Mens Christian Association ar' iih cordially welcome as If they were members. The Y. M. C. A. MetnbcTMlilp Context. The white ting Is flying from the as sociation building and shows that Capt, Heall's team lias the lead thus fur In the big membership contest at the V. M. C. A. Yesterday was day of very freouent changes in tne ss the pace was loo strenuous for him and his followers. The young men are meeting with much encouragement In their efforts for a greater Charl'itte Y. M. C. A. I i I Col. Williams l-case-; Connelly Springs , ' Hotel. j j c Hmy . VVIlH uns, proprietor' ' f ,(,,. n,,tel l,--ind. has leisf.l the cnm-lly Springs Hofl, at Connelly springs. The building, which cont.tlrs nimul UO rooms, was repainted and remodeled throughout last yejr and Is p, n,.Ht , ,1HH r,,ndltlon. Cl. Williams , open It about the 1st of May mid ( ()M.i during the summer ,,!. Col. Williams ran th" h tM 'four summers before he caine to Chili- lnlte to live. The waiter there is stiougly lion, and has proven b'ln tlcliil to many people. Hot and i old water circulates through the building and everything Is now up-to-date. Mr. Isnltn N"t liiiM,ivtuir. Smulay a week iio Mr. M. N. I,iiHrt h HPveiT ho k by striking ni hl ch' Ht j ann snoniuerw. vi nisi n nn imoukio that his wounds did not amount to much tut It lia developed tlt.it he is right budly hurt. His spine Is af fected and hi- Is not able to move himself. Ills condition is not serious, hi friends Impe. hut he go; a hard full. He Is routined to his bed and will likely be there for some time to come. Int tuitions Soon to he Issued. The Invitations lo tho annual con vention nf the American Cotton Man ufacturers' Association, which Is to be held In Ashevllle the 16th and 17th ot May. are now In the hands of I lie printers mid will he nut In a few days. It Is enough lo say. that the i ouiiiig meeting will be the biggest ever. This I the seitxon of UstlesMiirMs. lirHdsclifM and spring disorders. , llol lltocr's Itucky Mountain Tea Is a snri iri- ciitn l ive. Makes you strong iiipI vigorous. ;i T. renUs. Tell or Talileta. it. ii. JokIhii & 'o. h WALKING ADVERTISEMENT For five or six vears I suf- fered from enlarged e-lanis r i. ...r- V , . ;i t , iuiiijjb num unuci iity car IU .urithfi rnl nr hnnp I hic of. tho- nar hono Thus nf x mo fected my general health. and mv system became run aown irom n, as i remainea in this condition for five .y1?. After tryincr other thinsrs without benefit, I went on Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy and one dozen bottles cured me and restored me to per fect health. This was five years ago, and I am now a walking advertisement of Mrs. Joe , Person's , Remedy MKSV MAuUli WICKER Sanford N. a )rebruary 14, 1906. pii'ElUl'CLEYEtt l)EVlCES. ' W . fr- " ' -"v. f- ' - r City Electrician C. E. BradshaW' Mak in i Many ' improvements Jin ;' City UatervUorks Plant,, - ' r Mr. C, Bradshawclty electrician, Is engaged in , : making a number of very , desirable improvements In , and about the new water-works plant. He has already but In a hydraulic valve at the ne w . standpipe, whereby the connection with the big reservoir may be cut off Immediately with the ring ing of the Are bell. In thla way -the "water pressure In the city can be raised straightway by the pumps at the plant, Heretofore it has been ne cessary: to send a man from the sta tion to the standpipe and cut off the connection by. hand. In times past, great ' difficulty has been experienced in regulating the water pressure in the standpipe. Some times the reservoir has, been, too full and again there has not been sufficient water in the standpipe.. Mi. Bradshaw has placed a pipe In nide the new reservoir and has con nected it with a small dynamo on the ground outside. It is so arranged that when the flows in. m . . . dynamo going, which in turn rings a bell at the pumping station. When the bell sounds the engineer1 knows that the standpipe Is full and he cuts off the water. This pipe is 134 feet high. and the bell rings when the water reaches that point. At the 100 foot level, a float allows the water into Hie pipe, which . again turns the dynamo and rings another bell, indicating to the engineer that the water has reached the low water mark. The engineer forthwith adds power to the pumps and soon the proper amount of water Is In the standpipe. By another device the engineer may find rnit, at any time, the water pres sure in the reservoir. A I'lCKKIt-CHOPPKR MACHINE. Mr. M. P. Line to Operate Otic Near i Charlotte Next Month. j pwt. our .three club plans bring Mr. M. P. Llpe. Of Mint Hill, was I " savings which share. Ma in the city yesterday. Mr. Lipe stated ' thushek J420 styles to club members to an Observer reporter that he had!at $340 your saving $xo. "Ludden Just received a letter from Mr. W. A. I . . , , . Kuhn. president of the Cotton Pi. ker , & BaU!S 00 st"e 000 80,(1 ,n 4 Company, of Pittsburg. Pa., stating j months) to those who Join tho club that an Improve combination picker ( $87 saving 1113. "Kensington," and chopper machine would be shipped 1 (hfl hst mAU,m r !,.nr1 to tharlotte next month, bo that It may be experiment d with thorough ly before the fall. The chopper attach ment would be so arranged that it could" be used at once. Later, when the cotton crop Is ready for picking, the chopper will be taken off and the picker used. Mr. Line will have charge of the machine and will place it in the field .the latter part of April. .Mr. .1. A. RolomoiiH to Travel Mr. J. A. Solomons formerly man-; ;iKcr of the Carolina Clothing Com- pany. nas aecepteu a position wnn tne Hnellenburg Clothing Company, of Phkhidelphla. Pa., and after April will travel for that company in Vlr- 1 ginla. North Carolina, Tennessee, Ken- tucky and Alabama. Mr. .Solomons ' u-III muka HI. heftrlniiiirterH in Chiir. ' ailotte, where his home will continue to he. A Solid Carload Crushed Fruits and Fountain Flavors yrTnsgIKMw!TBstisTff This car is in and being We offer Manufacturers' Apparatus and Outfits ,rinni.'l j UiMfW.. ICTMrnuiirgiy iW If l "-"T""r" T" tr j . I I ffsfJ.Hanfierfonl Smith Co. ), h'V rTX " 11 Ji" I " 1'ffllJil BURWElUDUNNCal ' ' fT Shavers, Steel Founts, Glasses, Holders, Spoons, Rock Candy Syrup, Extracts, Coca Cola, Nerve Coca, Root Beer, Straws, Bowls. Burwell & Dunn Company, WHOLESALE OVIY, 205 South College Street. Blankets j4 You II noon wflnt fn lay the Blankets und Woolen Under wear aalde till next winter, lie fore doing so, at-nd them to us for cleaning, and Insure them Hgainut the ravages of moths. Our sanitary process makes them soft and "fluffy." CHARLOTTE STEAM LAUNDRY. Lottndcrers, Dyer and Clesocr, Jj; S. Tryon Ettvct. Pi 'hri Iff? If 4' r 'ijj A; A Gn&xn v.' cC t, parade.. The Commercial Travelers Arranging foe , Big '-Time - During Hie Twentieth of 'May Celebration. ,'The Charlotte' council TJiihed.Com mercial .Traveler. ? will meet In their hall over Balk Bros store to-morrow night. Tbe new officers wilt be in stalled end a number of very' lmpor tant matter will . be discussed. Per haps the most Interesting will be that relating to the part the commercial Travelers will ' take In the Twentieth of May celebration-, The local council is making preparations for one of the greatest parades that has ever been seen In Charlotte. Effort is now be ing made to enlist 1.000 traveling men; and have them here, for the celebra tion. Alt these matters are to be dis cussed at to-morrow night's meeting; All local as well as visiting members are Urged to be. present. ,'& ' DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED, The remarkable i recovery of Kennetn Mclvery, of Vanoeboio, Me., Is the sub ject of much interest to the medical fra ternity ana a wide circle ot rrienas. tie says of his case: .."Owing to severe in. flnmmntinn nf thft jThmat and ennetf. ,hn ot th tungsK three doctors gave ne UI w u tv g - no e icarvik, n-aa lwAtnA vvk s Ttm I'lnnr'a KaiVi 1l TTWSJ I1V UVV W liS J. v iHH"b .V i Is- i COvery and I am happy to say, it saved :my life." Cures the worst Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsllltis, weas Lungs, . Hoarseness and I .a Grippe. Guaranteed at Rv-H.' Jordan & Co.'s drug store. 60c find tl.00, Trial bottle free. B U Y A PIANO BY MAIL. CarA , nMS 4 nvnMS-kuniS a ewl tliA IIClll i... hove yet seen, to sell at $275. We are selling 100 at Jl '.. thereby sav log our customers $S5. Cash price and time price tho same. Ordinary interest being charged for monthly, c.uartcrly or yearly payments. Stool and scarf free, and each instrument backed by strong guarantees. Those who have received our "Bank Book Offer No. 9" compliment us on of fering the fairest and most, reasonable piano proposition ever made. Retter Hend for It to-day; mailed postpaid on request. Ludden & Bates S.M. It, SAVANNAH, GA. rapidly distributed. Prices on All Fountain Good from $50.00 to $500.00. Ice and Flannels 1 GG CARTS We have just received a large shipment of THE CafBRATED MBL0C11'C0-CARIS and wo are now pcPfcii to supply all your, want (n this, hna. rt '''," " ' ' This mnke la atrltly in & class by Itself, and you ' must have a "nnooH" If rou want the most JPKKFECT itrt made. CO.- mmmrn'wvverrtrvvvfw t a solid csdload hm i iti - nsfiirrwii irrrwwsr rriirr r rrrim ucrssssKi.a j . miBSBBMnnssB!neweiBBVMnmiww ih mm i . 0 UK line of Fdt Hats has proved exceedingly, popular this season. The Styles ';are very pretty indeed , The arguments; in favor, of. purchasing a f Spring. , r 4i,oj6 uuiuivua , hat alone'almost takes' the spring season demands a Pop-v prices: $3.00 riH LONG - Ta TR SLOTH ING GO.; Oldest Clothing Store in Charlotte. , . Gooda sent on Approval returnable at. our ppens. , Attractive It is a well known fact that there isn't a part of a man's wearing apparel that gives him a neater, dressier look than a real nice shirt. If tho-.fit..isn'tp:jbif the shirt it makes no difference how fine a garment it is, there is no ;cpmjt; but on the other hand all sorts of discomfort. Our shirts do not feel this way,' made to fit and hey do fit. " , , We have just received an immense shipment of summer shirts that are far . superior to anything we have ever handled. . In ; the lot are some extremely nobby patterns among which arelhe BAUYMEflA, BWRNf If CHtCK, ST. CLOUD and the 6US60W The Ballymena a shirt, every thread of which is pure linen. A more beau tiful shirt could not be imagined and then the quality is such that it cannot Jbut be admired. Another novelty the GLASGOW with a fancy body with solid cuffs attached in blue,:tan and gray. In addition to the . above high-grade thirts, we have any amount of cheaper grade shirts in all colors, with andwith out cuffs, that are real values for the price. 9 II if 1 1 r?r It 1 for it is forgotten. Come Chickering, made and , Knabe, made and in Weber, triad e and in use. Ivers & Pond, made and in use........-;.. Wegman, made and in use...... Wheelock, made and in use.............".; The complete line of Aeolian and Pianola Pianos. , v J Wc claim to have the most valuable of all the pianos whose aggregate number -represents' over.Sf'antof 'alt the: i good ; Pianos used in America to-day. About 200 other makers in the United States ' j : Parker-6ardlher.'Co- J U 5 1 : 1 N The very latest things in Ladies' Harjd-Bags, . La dies' ;:, Shopping - Bags, ' Gentlemen's Wallets and , Card Cases. Let us show them. to4 youv iWeen- joy ' 5t.f -f JxcV J-'fuK lloiislcn,"Dixc.i &'Cd , ,f -m . V 1 h , 1 (, i, , """V I MM utcy give nil sur uuti ta iuaiw.si wim uic u place of anwqutfityTo'be properly dressed for the New Spring Hat" Our assortment was never more j, ,s s i'-c-'4-; V: MELLON eOMPRNY . LEADING QL. O THIERS Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention NUTS T To crack a Pecan Nut, . strike it on the point. This will free theentire kernel from the shell and release it from the puckery sub stance so objectionable to this hut. : Everybody about to purchase a Piano, has a hut to crack.. The test way to do this is to hit it on the price end, making sure the name is right and paying enough money o insure your securing the best ; This will release you from that puckery feeling of having bought a poor piano, long after the price you have paid in and examine the best Pianos made. V in use use....... The"Cfiirag67,Tyvritef $35.00. ' FuUy Guarantcctl; Vialble Writings Greatest '. blmpUcdy;4 consequently greatest durability Perfect and ier tnanent aliimmenU Only interchange able steel type system. ; Many other desirable features. DON'T t WIUTB THE OLD WAT USE' A. TTPB WRITER. It adds tone and prestige to. your business, . , t ',-' If. K. TOWX8ENP. GenTAjtt t W, Fifth St. Churkrtfc, IH. C. .FOR SALE 02 LEASE.?! Atlantic ' HoteL lidrehead dir. N. C. BeaV seut Je ' resort ' on "Atlantic Coast, Unequalled " facilities for Boating, Bathing. FishJtift.v Accom modations for .1.000 cuesta: perma nent Encampment of ' State" Guard. Ijtrg:e Patronage. ' Money-maker for Tight parly. . . Address, unUl April 10. 1901, II. P. FOSTER. -General Manager. Gold. borft'N. C, ' j , m rf ,v W M. Sh ular Shapes. , . s - - ?'A' - ,l.;;v,ryf.;t .!:-'V $3.50, : $5.00 ""WW yimm .106,000 .......60,000 ......45,000 38,006 ..... 16,000 28,000 GENTLEMEN - A Jost ot new' styles tor Klng.. 0, will jrreet you ef our -store. DerblwTftnd Soft Haw. Shirts. Nock- weaf nd Half Hose- to suit swelldom atylea that are exclusive with as. Have a look at ihom, . The Tate-Brown C6. "1 I t i it
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