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tpi3tI)AYJym$T0BY;: ,1611. Prince " Rupert defeated the , . Parliament forcea la ' , England.' ' ' and relieved Newark. . ,. i J63,-r-Charlotte Tremoultle. ,' Count- " , w of Derby, died. tJhe wm the , -r' wife t tht Eart of Derby, vita VJ treacherously, beheaded ur Ins the etvti war of England, and r ., imitated heroic conduct . toy f d!VUir the attacks of the Par ' llament force, and waa the last ' person who suhmttted to them. It? A Weeing, detonating meteor , 1 ' , nawed over Italy two hour ef W it'- ter sunset. Its apparent dtaroe J t, ter was greater than that of the tfVr . moon;: .Its real diameter about ft' 1" three quarters of a mile, and the - 37 velocity raa calculated at 180 ' - miles a minute. ' ( iTMv Stanislaus. Kins of Poland. is-t,' sent his abdication by express, 1 to Warsaw. 177t. -The Duke of Brldgewater's ; , 1 oanal, from Manchester to Llver- ' 1 ' ' meat for the time. - J7iV The French entered Gorltz. In j,s Austria, where they found 1.600 i sick, and a great, quantity of ; f , provisions and stores. 4tV48 Napoleon declared the mar- rlaee of his brother, Jerome, to W Elisabeth Patterson, of Baltl- - j.' , i more, annulled. ' v - 1828. Duel at London between the i V , .JDttko of Wellington and the Earl i IMJ. Herard. the successful general 1 . ' or tne insurgents in i-tayti. innae V" , -s" triumphal entry Into Port au 1 ' frlnm " fW4 The government of Prussia nwmiiuirij ifiuiijuuru uw ........ ' ' of arms from Its territory. 1855. A fireworks manufactory at --H ' Bergen Point, N. J., exploded, 1 ' IMS. Buttle of Somerset, Ky. IMJf. That Jeff Davis had rciiigned f In the Interest of General ( J . mas reported In the North and denied. 1 M75. Oov. THden. of New York, sent message to the legislature de- daring the Btut canals to be . ' ., mismanaged and the funds looted " l" ' by contractors. l 1885. Bands of settlers, rendezvous , bi uoneyvine, rvnn., mnue start for the Oklahoma home ' stead lands. ISM Anglo-French treaty agreeing 1 ' on Nile boundary, signed. TRUCKERS TAKE ACTION. nr Adopt Rtrong Resolutions (sll ' fng on Atlantic Coast Une ami JEsprr Company to I,lv t'p to - Promises of Adi-qttavte TransiHirta- tlon Faculties for Present Straw berry Crop. Special to The Observer. - Wilmington, March 20. In view of the congestion of freight on all rail WIT lines, the tooara or directors ana :-; the executive committee or tne iuisi ' i Carolina Fruit Growers Association, . '. j" 9 u m-mm nnt 11,31 tj i'j .trj f srtrong resolution adverting to the assurance given by the Atlantic Coast Line of good and efficient service dur- ln the coming season, declaring the present congestion of freights unpre- f itendented and a menace to the prompt transportation, thus assursa '.'. ktt nfllllnr nnna Mia Attunllc CrtiiHt Ldne again to be fully prepared to take care of the business and trins- trt the same to the various destina tions promptly and on schedules inade for this purpose. The resolu- HUtl Ulmt m:n loril! iUHL in9 H.nrMJViH" tlon has every reason to believe that he crop of strawberries this season Wilt fully en mil that of last season. Squiring between 2,r,00 and 3,000 re Igerator cars to move the same, be ginning on or about the 15th of April. , A copy or tne resolutions was oraer- 1 ' d transmitted to President T. M. . Emerson, of the Atlantic Coast Line. ' , suid another of the same tenor forwarded to Superintendent Waj tfcr ItUPkner, of the Southern Ex- w ml t tee was empowered o make all tfecessary arrangements for the further malnteiiHiie of the assocl- ' tlon. The executive committee decld . ' ed, in addition to the New York, I Wttsburg and Richmond agencies to : , f' nimif nvn an iigcui in i-nuaoeipnia to v-- look after shipments received at these j i : nohltSL The same system dlssemlnu-i uon or weainer rorecusts through 1 Hgents throughout the territory as oh- I UMneu mm year w us suopiea Tor mis eason again. ASKS CITY I OK FRANCHISK. Mr Justlxn Hcral Identity of len Who IKidre to Ituild Trolk-y Mm Fnnn Jrecin.boro lo High point. Special to The Observer. 'Greensboro, March 20. -E. J. Justice, Who was recently granted by the coun ty commissioners a franchise, as trus ee of a syndicate, ft,r a trolley line tMttween Greensboro and High Point, appeared bsfoie the board of alder men hfr to-night and asked for a franchise In Hie city, designating either one of four routes for enter ing Greensboro. He (Unclosed the tiame of the syndicate as being James H. Dawes, millionaire, vice president of the American Pipe Company, of Philadelphia; II. Kuunl Hodge, secre tary of the name coin-em; J. W. Perry, "Vice president ot the 'It i.enii' National Bunk, of Norfolk. V.i.. and others The board of aldermen held no nieei- '. Ing for want of a nuoi urn mid III .matter will come up at the next rcgu- j ,r T.tii" Jutlce otTertt the, Kiiy fi.wif hh a joncii ti worn n iioi '. alerted within six inontliN and oin '' plated Within two and a half ;iih. " FVNEnAL OF MIL W. II. BLl'MK. Confederate Veteran, of Which lie Uas a MeinlMY, Attend In n liody . tlsr Burial of Cubarrun lil.cn Alite Chlblrcii Surlc. i Special to The Observer I Concord, Man-h 20 - The funeral r-j vUxt over the remalnx ut M. William' l. Blums were held l.-le from Ht. : James' Lutheran chun e..,.ill( ted by i Re. . E. Hhenk. The Confederate ; , Veterans, of which organization he mk : a member. marrhel in a body to the j cemetery, as a maik of reupcct to ih- ' deceased. He was 64 years f age and i always lived here. Kurvlvlng him re , W aifs and nine children, Mrs Frank Weddington, Mrs. J. L. Kin hie, mIkS Ollie and Vernle and Masters Fred ahd ; ' Fa He Plume, all of this county, Mrs. ; Peberry Fisher, of California: Mr. c. j ,,t Jl-1 Blume, of Indiana, and Mr. Him , Biume, or ttie cnnea htates uruiy. tOW in the Philippines. Mr. Htume : -, waa ' a prominent and excellent dtl. ,'. gen, ' His rjuet was that his wife and his son, Charles, administer upon $ Ills estate. , ft'V. tlM Ituuilds. Kansae' CJty Star. v Thle'etory, for general Ions a favor ite with eeuntry editors, I still abl te le around; A party down Kant v:i Messed wHh tain both buys. Jle christened hm Ptw and K jesler. a Another blessing of a ik natur occurred about a year after this time both glris and the happy father tailed them Kate and Dupli cate. But the latest birth .ot twine was puszlcr for aome time, as one wag mtor n4 one a girl. However, the dlfllculty has ben gotten over by calling ihs boy Mx and the girl cil max, j t,' j 5" . MOVING ACROSS THE USE. -, t 11 ' ' f ' ' DiNtinera Who Fwnierly Operated la This State Ask for Lictase to Do Business - In - Virginia Tobacco Seles Small Reidsvllle Jfeera Kotes. 0pedal to The Dbaerver. Beidsvllle, March 20. Judging by (be number-of distilleries daily being granted license to operate phtnte in Virginia, the entire delegation of peo ple who have previously 'operated plants In this State, have moved to the Old Dominion. Fifteen applisa tlone for license to distill whiskey will come up before the next term of Rockingham's neighboring county. Henry, lust across the VirMnia. line, while other counties on .the border such part of the root as may be will consider fully as many, and per- needed for the Installation of the ap haps more. The plants at Milton paratus. were removed across the creek, old i The machinery for the statien has Country Litre, and are doing business ! been in process of construction for as of yore. It is alleged that all along some weeks, and a part of It will ar this stream, which 1s the dividing line rive netxt week, to be put immediately I of Virginia and North Carolina, dls- t Merles are located ,m large numbers, I grossed sufficiently within two weeks the people operating the plants find-, for t,ho station to receive messages, Ing the banks of the creek a most tie- j and within four weeks messages can slrable spot. A big majority of these; be sent. distilleries And that the move is at The main mast which will be most profitable one as now they are' erected Is a small, insignificant look allowed to supply their output tothe' ing HfTrtlr, only fourteen inches square Virginia trade an well as being able at the base, and gradually rounding to ship the spirits Ipto North Carolina, j i, , a diameter of six inches at the Sales the past week have been rath- top, but it will contain all the er snuill, considering the seasonable; mechanism necessary to do the mar weather that nasi been for handling; velous work, and will extend sky tobacco. This would indicate that, ward 100 ftet above the top floor the proportion of the crop In the' of th building. hands of the farmers is fully as small: Captain Finch, the district mana as has been estimated. There Is lt-K.r has been with tie company about tie or no change In the quality of the; three years, having joined it within offerings. The medium grades pre-,a tew months after, its organization, dominate and there Is the usual scar-mi territory covers the States of fJly of flne and common tobaccos, ileorgl.i. North and South Carolina. Prices continue strong and the market Alabama, Florida and cert0.hr points Is exceedingly an-tive. All classes of hi othi-r States of the surrounding buyers aw out In full force arid n-rrltorv. Stations have already been watching the saJes closely. i established at Savannah, Mobile. Pen- Archdearon E. A. Osborne, of Char-' sacola, New Orleans, Hatteras and lotte, has been spending the pist few; other Hout,h.rn points, days here. He preached three fine. The DeForest system is no longer .sermons Ht 8t Thomas Episcopal iho system, who waa in Atlanta a ('mjr.ch Sunday and yesterday, ami few months ago, Is now In London, large crowds were out to hear him., where ho has Just closed a contract Several young men of the town 'for a large sale of his station ap ere organizing a band. Tt will 1? para t us. composed of Im membership of the The DeForest system Is no longer old Third Regiment Banl, which fJ n experiment. It Is an accomplished was disbanded on account of a lack of fnct. Stations are In successful ?mmnelal aid from the Btato. j operation throughout the Northern Reldsvllle's military organization, ct u)0n a large number of great Compang O, in working hard to pass' ocean liners, and the United States a creditable Inspection when the of-; government has In operation many fleers reach here next week. Drills ' utaUona which are doing valuable are held twice- a. week and are mont , wWk. Mr. DeForest will return to satisfactory to the commissioned of- ! this country within a few weeks, and fleers. The company will have a nrlze drill next Tuesday night. THE DEATH RECORD. S. K. King, of Caldwell, Dead. Correspondence of The Observer. Greensboro, March . It Is learned here that Mr. Solomon Bldney King died Mnrrh jr.th at his home In ChMwHI county at the nae of Ki yewrs. The burial tcok placa the followltiK day Willi i , Kins wus a. nntive of (iuilforil connlv, Jin is surviveii hy ix n. iwi daush-; town this morning between 8 and 9 tcrs, two sisters and three brothers. Hih I o'clock, when Police Officer Nat Hen brothers nro Messrs Alfred and! Person shot and seriously woundeu Ihomiis King: his sisters rc Mrs. Mry ,vm. mai. .1)v ,h ,.am ,,f itnhpri V. rurlls, of ,WnslHm, and Miss Ruth 1 ', .. e " ttle "m'l "ote,r Kln of Jdyvllle Ky , H.iyes. The officer was attempting to ... , arrest Ha yen rn a wnfrant from West ...it,, w. .uMinni., . .,.... Coi're)ondene of The Observer. Norwood, March 19.-Mrs. CI. W. Andrews, living near here1, J icl yester day, death resulting from measles. Klie lettves a husband and' ten chil dd'fn. John li. linker, of Hickory. Correspondence ff The Otiservr. Hickory. March IH. Mr. John K Hitkfer, th oldewt son of Dr. and Mrs. It, R Raker, Med at. his 'home here last Tucftday flight, ((he 13th. after suf fering Intensely for several weeks from a complication f diseases. Mr. Baker had been on of Hickory' prominent figures rJiwe the eairiy vetvtitts. The funeral m iruluiited at the horns Wedrwrnlwy aflenumn by Rev. D. T. Johnson, rentor of the. Episcopal trhtmh at Llnoolnton. iterment tn-lng made In Oak wood Cemetery. The "burial was conducted by the (Hid Fel lows, of which otvler ho was a. mem ber. Muoh .sympathy Is felt liere for nds uged parents who ar so promi nently Identlflcxl with and much be loved by the town. Asldo from his father and moMln-r. a, sister. Mrs. II. H. Anderson, of Wellington, D. sur vives Win. Charles Tlsc, of W histoii-Salein. 'orrcHpoudence of The Observer Wlnton-flem March -Mr. Charles Tlse died siwldenly at K.1.1 I his irnu n1nil his Jione, -orner of Tlher-; ly tuid Chestnut streets. .He was SI I 6. 1906. Mr. Tlso had 'been In declining tieallli for a year rr nione und. while 4t wa known that he Ivad ha,it trouble, the Mid ws not expected by the faniiily at this time. Dncwun-d was it native of I)a vlditon coiwity, but had been a resident of I his city for about M years. Be side wifi lie leave two daughters and two soiim, Mi-ssrs. IMiy nnd Joniih Tls, and MtnslunMMi "Dock" Mnrtln ami Kverott Hage. The fu neral service will t ootHluctwl from the residence at 4 o'clock to-morrow oftenioon by Dr. H. V. i 'hreltxberg. Interment will be In Uberty grave yard. Mis. Kliahctli Mrf iilsum. of Wln-Hton-salcin. Correspondence of The Observer. Wlnsloti.Snhm, March 19. Mrs l'.li-zalM-th McCulston, wlilow of the laic 1tl)erl D. McCtilKton, died Suiiday iradinlng at Iter lwMiio Ju-i e'isi ot Waughtown. at th advam e, age or j ,., D'.iuw-il ieavcH five chlldr. r mi the three daughters being- M-dani V I Hamilton amd Charlo i'.hert. and Mliw Annie McCulston. The two so are Itev. .1. F. JUl .1. M. McCulston j The funeral novice wa condutMed h I Itev j, K. I'folil to-day at 12 o'rlo. -k from Hie Frleilburg Moravian chunh 1 i,f whl li di eanol 'had Ikh?u a devoted j nun ie- from chlldlwod. . Mr . P. Samuel, of High Point. ! Specml to The lit)ervrr. i High Point, Mirch 20. Mrs. A P.! Kainuei diet) ut her home on Tate I street Hunday and whs burled ye-! teidjy. Mrs. Clfiueiil .riler, of Iredell. Hlieclul lo The 1herver. Mlutesvllif. March 20--Mrs, Clement J rider, wife of Mr. Charles Orvder, died Thursday at her home In Falls ynairs oni reoruary o, iwm. ir. n,iir trial. Judge lil nn hard town township, of pneumonia. Tfie'"' "'" " representa- ileath N n very sad one. a Mrs. C.ry- ! ,lvr of dlsrase. yet tho majority were ler only 1 years of age und hud j i"ent sources of decomposition and be ;'ii married but four months. 8b danger to health. was the du ugh ter of Mr. Htevvurt AVII sou, of Ji-etlel station. The remains were Intered at ifc-thed Chunh Cem etery Haturdsy morning. e 11 i fc" 'TO' Acta Uk ft parachute-It "lctg too down eagfly." It Is s para, harinlesa, vegetable liver medicine; exactly what nature demands. Sold by ail druggiata it -t : Q3o Py Potiiw. . TaKcs the Place of Calomel WIRELESS - oniCE iJf ATLANTA. DcForost Oompeny to Establish .p ' Ktatiou There Within a Slonth, .v.". The Atlanta station of the "Amerl-J pan DeForest Wireless Telegrapny Company will be installed on the top of the Candler building within the next four weeks, and will be ready by that timet for the transaction of commercial or other business. Captain K. 0. Pinch, the district manage, of the company, with offices on the ground floor of the Prior street entrance to the building, has closed a contract with the own em of the buildlnsr for the use of In position. Work will have pro- has In view the construction of sta tions throughout the United States. KIIOT IJY OFFICER. West Virginia Man, Wanted on Cliarge of Assault. Breaks Away When Placod I'nder Arrest at. Hen demon and Is Shot Wound May lrovo Fatal. I dw iui io i ne uoserver. Durham, March 20. Passengers iMn evening tell of a ; t" ""uiny lami mioouuK aiLBir in inai Virginia in which the wounded man j wan charged with criminally assault ing a 10-ear-old girl. When the of- llcer arrested the man and told the i charge he broke away and ran, re ; fusing to halt. Two shots were shot I uh a warning and the third shot sent a hall through his back and neiie- mueii his lf-rt lung. The wound Merlon. Hayes Is about 30 years i age and hag Ikcii In Heiidcrsonvllle j a. month or more working at a saw mill part or the time. Jn addition to tlio charge of criminal assault, it is reported that Hayes Is wanted In West Virginia on the charge of forg ery. Physicians this afternoon salrt that he would not die from the wound. AtJAI.V JOSTPOXF.I. Continued Absence of Iiiortant Wit ness t'aiiMcn Furtlier Delay In Hm lle nukes Klvorco Case, Which Is Set for Murcli 27. Wpei l,i to The Observer. New York. -March 20. The trial of jibe nuII of Urodie I,. Duke for an ab Jwdute divorce from Alice Webb Duke whh to-day adjourned until March 17. U'ounsel for Mrs. Duke mild that one I ot the material witnesses for the de- l len.i.HM was in and tt would be a I H ante of lima for the Y,lciii,tifr ,.. judgment by cl -f.iult. (is bv a recent dc iMiai of the appelate division of the Supreme Court, the judgment would he leveiwd and the case sent back agreed with the lawyers and set the case for trial next Tuesday Counsel for Mrs. Duke to-dav asked Vice Chancellor Pitney, of Newark, N. J., to make an allowance of 110,000 counsel fees to his client, pending Ihe suit for divorce. Owing to the ab sence or counsel f(r Mr. Duke, th? vice chancellor put the case over un til Mr, Duke could be represented in court. Three 'llioiiNnnil Genii Colonies on a ! Pin's Point. London Dally Telegraph. i Dr. Soiiicrvllle llaHilngs, lecturer at1 ih London liiHtltuie nf Hygiene, the j oilier day on "Cleunllness Ik Next to JodlliipuH." Maid that people were much cleaner now than In the relens of ijueen Mary and Kllzaheth, when the washing of clot lies wh iiiiknoivn. Cot ton was hanlly In use and Jlner was' expensive. The poor wore rough wool en garments, which were never wash- . ed and the better inane adorned i ln'umeives with silks and velvets, which were dyed when they would no, I. inner pass inuxler In regard to cleiui IIiichm. It ix recorded, continued Dr. llaxiingM, that .lames I. never washed Ither h.ind or face during the period lie pimed as the wisest fool In Chris-' ietidiim, but i 'unfilled his cleanl'iiena within nhe narrow limits of wiping' in finger tipK upon a damp napkin. A very simple experiment, made by an eminent bacteriologist, determines in a startling manner, the potential' danger associated with accumula tions of dust In living rooms. A pin point was used to convey an much dust ji ho small a vehicle will carry. This yielded no lens than 3,(Wfl colo nies of living gerniR, when cultivated ; gelatine, iiml although, fortunate- About tlio only diffrrnncs in a niekoockct und many a nnuiK'ler In that the tormsr nets by Illegal mrum what ths latter gets ii'SUiiy. ft 1KB V. Have your cake, mufahd tea bis cuit home-made;" THey will Ee fresKer, deaner, more tasty and wholesome. ' Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies crullers crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. ROYAL BAKINtt POWDER HAD NARKOW FCAPE. Family Kscapes From Burning House as Hoof Falls In Destructive Fires In Laurens County, S. C. Correspondence of The Observer. partawburg, S. C, March 19. Fire BuiKlay niight destroyed the residences, barns, outhouses and household effects of Sam Phllson uwl W. J. Adair, who live within one mile of each other in Daurens county, on Enoree river. The family of Mr. Flrilson had a narrow esca'pe from death In the flames, which consumed 'their homo and thy left the burning house, arrayed only in their night clothing, fi the roof fell in. An unfortunate feature of both fires Is thai neither owners carried lnw ante, -making the conflagration doubly destructive amd proving a severe blow to Messrs. Phllson and Adair, who are well-known end highly nsteemed resi dents of the county In which they live. There is no certain explanation as to the origin of he ftres, but certain circumstances lead to the theory that the Are fiend got in his work on the property of the Liurn county farm ers and an Investigation Is being made which, tt Is expected, will throw some light on 4ibe mystery and may perhaps bring the criminal or criminals to punishment. $88,000 WORTH OF COTTOV. Clifton Manufacturing Company firings Suit Against Southern Rail way for Tliat Amount. Correspondence of The Observer. Spartanburg, S. C. March" 19. The March term of the Court of Common Pleas has convened. Judge Memmln ger, of Charleston, presiding. There Is an unusually large number of cases Is, on the calendar. i many in fart as to ot i require the presence of the Judge for several weeks, If all are heard, hut this Is considered unlikely. One of the most important suits entered is that of the CTliflon. Manufacturing Oonmpany against the Southern Hallway for the recovery of baled cotton amount tag to $88,000 which, il is alleged, waa lost while In transit over the defendant company's lines. This will 'be a hard fought case, as strong attorneys have been employed ly both sides. Cliarlolte's Knterprisc. Spartanburg. S. ('., Herald. Aside from the pleasui it afforded the citizens of charlotte to entertain so distinguished a company of gen tlemen as appeared before the Great er Charlotte ciub the other evening, the real value i tie city desired and the wide notice anil advertisement It re ceived by the presence of Judge Par ker, and tin- delivery of his notable address Is to be added to the city profit. The spirit or enterprise shown by the elty Is i" be commended. The gathering of such men and Incidents of such meetings have a wide Influ- ence and present to people abroad the Impression Hint the city is abreast of the times and keeps in touch with af fairs, not solely within the limits of its corporation. If you want the best whiskey for family or medicinal use at extra low prices, write DM Kallr's Medicinal Barkr Malt bottled in bond, 4 iU., S4.00; 8 qts.. (7.7S Huron Rivrr Ry. Hand-mads Ky Soar Muh, buttled in bond. 4 qts.. t3.9&' 8qta., f.6 Wastovrr. 10 years old Bye. Rare and Muliow. 4 qta.. 13.10; 8 qts., s.9e. CI Malta Corn WhiaUey Made In North Carolina. 4 qts.. 12.S0; 8 qta 14,96. I will ihip say of tlio foods named above upon receipt of price quote i, and M ye are not atitbrd villi it you Can skip same back to me txprtm colUct and 1 will ttfund jwur menep. , I refer lo any bank in Richmond as to the reliability ot ( PHIL. G. KELLY RIchmorKl, Va. 'Wnte (or free booklet giving valu- V sbla information on the! whiskey qurftioa. A tf It Is a nloe bath room you want, we can install aame promptly: thia la the plaoe for quick service alwaya Hackney bros. : Ilumbing and Ursula Contractomi Unokacy Dulkling, 8MBi4HfjiQi4g?M9p94Giv'9VVVi i I j A SPECIAL OFFER 1 :: $ If you wml iht best wniJtey J J X for family or medicinal UK St . . X fSsf a 3JJJJ May CO- NEW YORK. There is no use trying to-reform by taking smaller drinks, because you will take more of them; and there is no use taking fewer, because you will make them bigger. $50 BLOCK MACHINE Makes 12 different styles tf blocks. Has 14 different pieces tf castingY Can beted huted in less than a ninute: 2 men end I bey Can make 150 blocks per day ten hours. No progressive contractor should be without one. It's cheeper than brick. J.C. HERRING GREENSBORO. N. C. TUB M.OOX IS MADE OF GREBN CHEESE many people would lead her to be lieve, when the housewife goes to purchase flour for her baking day . but If she has once used the Pride of Charlotte flour she will take nothing else. It is made of the choicest se lected wheat end groun4 at our mills. MECKLENBURG FLOOR MILLS J. Lee Kolner. Proprietor. Phone 39. YOU SEEN The elegant new line of Belt Buckles, Dog Col lars, Collar Supporters, Bead Necklaces and oth er new novelties in our Sduth window. Best quality goods lowest prices. GARIBALDI & BRUNS. SEE OUR LINE OF FOUNTAIN PENS. , ' A full assortment all sizes and prices. Every, one guaranteed. The best made. If you have ever had trouble with a Foun tain Pen, give ours a trial, and we are sure you will be satisfied : ' - .v: HIE; PA1AF.;0UM: C0"PAIiY. 'j-r.-f. ; ' i., ' .T':. v" fiiAvE MU.;'.:.7i.:.;'IUi,ii:! i ftlACIIiii'iSTS 4 t ' I HI I Lil t c A iiii llAinnrnn r.JNIIIirifN t , moite n. a r MAKERS GEARING v )? rC: ' : : - - FULLtYj i rnrrnN mii i maphimfdv . .TATTAiV All M ATlllftlCnV vV . ' f J "f I.'1,! ; 1 ; l I A high-grade College for Women, prorement. Special rates Offered Cigar "COUNTRY THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY COMPANY WB ARB SOTTfSBRN AOINTS FOR ' IIIIIIXD WIRE, GERMAN HDLES AND HEDDLE FRAMESt WHITE US FOR PRICED. , ' Foskett 4b Bishop Steam Traps Carried la Stock; also Card Clothing ant a Full Una of Supplies. . CHARIiOTTE BIRMINGHAM ' SPARTANBURO - utcowoutco CAPITAL STOCK $30,000.00 Not the cheapest, but preeminently the BEST. These are the largest, eldest and best equipped schools in North Carolina ei positive, provable FACT. M00 former students holding position In North Carolina. Positions guaranteed, backed by written con' tract Shorthand, Book-keeping, Typewriting and English, taught by experts. Address ICING' S BUSINESS G O LL, BG B Charlotte, N. C. er Raleigh, N. C !fjt ELIZABETH COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC '' CHARIOTTE, N, C. Suburban Location, Extonslrs Campus, High Grade, Experienced, University Educated Teachers; Fire-Proof Buildings, First Cites Equipment. Schools of Music Art, Expression, Business. Enjojs a Reputa tion tor Thorough Worlr, and Good Health. . ; CATAXOGVE SSSFT FRB. CHAS. Mng-Kepainng-llUDDe Have your vehicle painted and "repaired be fore spring. Don't wait until spring . to have this work done, for then you will want L : L to use your vehicle daily. - We have one of ' the best equipped carriage shop3 in the South ' and invite you to call and look, through it 1 , ESTIMATES MADE J. W. VADSYORTtrS SONS C0 DRAUGHON'S mttiirJXf&'Jc;:!, t ,1?J W.,"-'-' f-1fmf:ijiHt--''lS h'iV;' Raleicht Columbia, Knoxvllle, Atlanta, 3t College in It States. POSITIOXB secured or money REFUNDED. Also teach- BY WAlU .JCatalogue will. con vince you "that JJraughon's' U HUE BJESX, CaU or od for It. ' ' " J ' t t 'U J .-. i UMt'3;'!.' 'A S'S4'' , A' 1 ' . ii 1 v :" HANGERS I ' ' I J f 1 s 11 rresBvtcnnj?, fclil . i mum i "with ' every moment' bSd-' iuip'ped for second urm.' v. - i for 5c GWLEMAM" a B. KING, President uwwst '- V ' ON VEHICLES FREE. TIIE DEdnY GflFE riSBFECt im ArromxMEM. - BUEOAMV CEQVICK. W"n Special Dining Itoom for iMdttt r' s Pabtio Steoograrher. " - J .;' v , Diataace 'Ilioaa.1 . TIlEvDfiiaffit ' Ch. - , 1 ? :r--v j ,v:-'. jr. & v..'. I ft i I'M Ml, J - ?7 W i 1 ... ' . v
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 21, 1906, edition 1
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