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'CHAELOTTE DXlXY .OBSERVER, 3IARCH 29-JD06. 4" ' a. V Every Day in the Year. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. DAILT. - v 4 r I. i V p. I 1 Dm year Bit months .... TbrM month 4.00 to ' 8 EMI-WEEK LT. One year 41 Bis months ft Three months PUBLISHERS" ANNOl'NCEM I2NT. .f No. 34 South Tryon street. Telephone numbers: Business office. H''H 'phone 78; city editor's office. Kll 'phone. I'M; news editor's office. Hell "phone. 34 A subscriber in ordering the Hiirtnsi of his paper changed, will (.lease in dicate the address to whii h It Is going at the time lie asks for the chango to be made. Advertising rates fire furnished on application. Advertisers may feel sum that through the column of thin paper thev mav reach all Charlotte and a portion of the best people in 'this State and upper 8uth Carolina. This pajer Rives correspondents as Wide latitude as it thinks public plley permits, hut It is in no rase respon sible for their views It is mui li pre ferred that correspondents sign their names to their articles, especially in eases where thev attack persons or Institutions, though this is not de manded. The editor reserves the right to dive the names of correspondents when they are demanded for the pur pose of personal satisfaction. To re ceive consideration a communication must le accompanied by the true name of the correspondent. THl'KSOAY. MARCH 2. . srtoiUD -f nctxK von raor. rdajr, none of the men employed in the High Point furniture or other fac tories who belong to anr of the various unions -which av been organised there recently' will be retained after this week. In other words, all union men who wish to hold their positions must withdraw from the organisations to which they belong before Monday next This action on the part of the High Point manufacturers Is doubtless considered necessary for the preserva tlon of peace In the Industrial life of the community. It was only recently that the organizers of various and sun dry unions appeared upon the scene and H is stated that so far about one fourth of the workmen have been se cured as members of the unions. The High Point Enterprise says of the conditions which have heretofore pre' vailed there: "For fifteen years in High Point the factory owner ami employes have pulled together and both have prospered. In un deniable proof of this many of the fac t'iry employes and office boys of years ago are now owners of and stockholders In many of the plants, and others have erected homes for their families. There Is no town on earth where under proper conditions the employer and employe can get as close lo each other as in High Point. A man who shows any Inclination at all to br-tter his condition lias been able i to get :,11 the help desired. The history I of the business Interests hero bears this out." I This Is the very condition which the outside organizers desire to break up. The idea of a mechanic becoming a stoi kholdr-r or proprietor of an estab lishment ilocsn't suit them at all; they are for organization first and perpet ual agitation afterward until their game ceases to bring them in the usual j fees ami pickings and then they are i off for pastures new. As we under- island It. these High Point workmen lure practically all home people na ! tiv s of North Carolina ;i nl many of !th m own their residences and have other rca ins to regard themselves a CKOWT1I Of THi: TIXKGK APII. Next mn!h the Western t'ni.ui Tel egraph Company will be half a cen tury old, having been formed fifty vears niro bv :1m cornblnlnnr of a number of rival lines. The New York, fixtures In the town. It would be 08 Sun. in referring to the great corpora- ! penally to be regretted If any of these W. tnt..rdiiirv n:.wth. jav -t..i:il be compelled to leave owing to 'congratulations and good ulsh.- are. their giving ear to the loud-mouthed peculiarly due to the Western I 'nioii ; agitator . If these mei hanlcs will think from the newspapers of the I'nitl ; fr themselves it w.ll not take them States, for of the printing pres-s the h.ng lo decide who are to he relied on telegraph Is the hand-tn-.Ud- ii." This ' In this crisis. fit true, for a daily newnjMiixT without ; an efficient lelegra.ph service at lt The New York Journal of Commerce Command works at gre it disadv.in- s t vs the pnii' lp.il Industrial, railroad tage. The current Issue of The Tele- ;,n, street railway companies of this gtuph Ag-s prints Mime Interesting ii.iiutiv will next month distribute facts In cotiife. t ion with the history .if f 4 . 7 T J .4Ti in dividends, compared with the Western I'liion. tthowing the n!rug- . $:s. 1 1T.T3 In March, showing the large gfos of its early exlslei,, e mk itt it jtll. tease of J'Jfi,li.'(4.r..'. Industrial mm finally became the largest telegraph, panics hci.l the list with $30. Oil, W. the corporation In the world. In K the ( .avesi monthly disbursement on rec "Wostem Colon had 7"..0Sfi miles ,,i,d J-. ll.'.lj:, more than was paid wire, while in i:o:, the figures w. re - October of last year VM.- 3,184.457. In 1M there were L'.r.O of- ; tt;(s )i;(M yur flrKl fr Bees, against .i.M4 in r.iu... I he a v-i ege want of a nit-ss.ige in I mi -ai 1 ft'.M7, while In llior, It was 31.fi penis. The great reduction in cost of men- mm ni hs 1 ,:''':. i f Ho- current yi-ar the total is '.7. -i big Increase over hist ages is further shown by a table, giv ing figures for 1S65 and 1!Kh. Ten words from Nw York t Atlanta in lx:, est j $3.25, now r0 cents; to iralvrston,' Texaa. the figure are and 75 cents, and to Santa Ke. N. M.. $10 50 i and 75 cents. The vast system, suvsi T-he New York Sun. "is the pr..-ln. t f i uccescive cons iidati..ns, absorption! Of -rival ciMicertuf. eombitia t Ions in direction of niormpoiv. Tint thi Jirrirrm has been ag.i'ns: tie- .uhi. Interests.'' coiitiimc The New York Jaiper, "we do n .i think that any mi lid studnt of the Western I'nioti's re-ord aiid present i ..n.iitl ui maintain, no m.i!ii-r ha! om ,,s gen. eral views on the uh)e. I of . ..i p., r.ile aggraiKlizemenl. The Western I'uluu has grown with tne h.iti.m. It has yoii-i figures. The railroads contrib ute $:S,H.l.:c'ii to the grand total for April, an increase, over March of no lesi than J I T.n''J.l 7(. The Southern Itailw.iy will pay the sum of $1, 500,00(1 as dividend mi Its proferred stock. These figures relic, t an advanced de gree of prosperity over the entire country. werved the pc-op telllgejitly the I -lug deui'i i id." a progressive Uili.ati, ci. It has ;.-a,l-ily ledu'cd the . ..st ..r t.-ieraphi.-eotnmuiw atlon. a:il I! Is to-d.iv one lit the finest liion unn-nts ..f Am-eil an enterprise, nergy and private ovm.ci- fJrtp. W'f itlXile Ot'ciili.ill to till- .11- CUtTMItaire that Hie ...mi.-ij. ,,f t Tin- i;1 ah. .lit Sarah Itcrnhn rd t rcsiii under a tent In i-itles wln-re 'she cTiuhl not make deals with I h- ;llie;llres lae.tUSe of their Connection Iwith the so-called theatrical trust was ! In nil si rioiisncsK. Klght thousand pi'i -i sons r. , (c greatest living actress iptcM iit ' 'amllli" In Dallas, T ins Monday i;i!it and several thousand i.th.rs h. o- tinned away for lack el room. The re.eipts were over JH.immi In other Texas Thus docs In effortH of the vixDiiiinritTr w a vrs swedes. H.fsti v '"ti ii mil 1 1 i Ovmet of .Blltmore Cstate, U'is $aitl, " Desire . to Kmploy 8iie ol the Mweuisn nettiers woo Arm ttcing . Brought to Western Kortb Cnro . una. , v -. ... ";" ;;. .. - , " Special to The Observer. s Ashevlile, March 28. The movement to Induce Swedish immigrants to come I to Ashevlile and this Immediate vicinity is meeting with pronounced success. Rev. Mr. C. P. Edlund, local represen tative of the Swedish immigration movement, who has been here for the paet few, weeks, is greatly pleased with this section and Is convinced that Ashe vlile and the surrounding country is admirably suited to the Swedish peo, pie. Mr. Edlund will leave for New York next week, where he goes to per sonally conduct to Ashevlile the first of the Swedish immigrants. He will be accompanied here by 25 or 30 Swedes, who come to take places al ready secured for them. This advance guard of the Swedish movement will be taken care of in the best style pos sible. Permanent places have been se cured for them on a salary basis and the Immigrants will have nothing to risk In coming here. 'It was istated this morning that places already exist for fully 200 Swedes in and around Ashevlile and that, with the inauguration of the Im migrant movement next week, the Swedes will continue to be brought to Ashevlile to fill the places that await them and also to become agriculturists. It Is understood that Mr. Vanderbllt is desirous of securing a number of the Swedes for tha Hilt more estate. The Hans Rees tannery is anxious to take a number of the Immigrants while applications from farmers and dairy men for Swedish servants are being received almost dally. A letter has been received here from prominent native of Sweden in CHIEFS. T ffi which It is stated that Swedish Immi grants to America will be directed to Ashevlile and western North Carolina and that Asheville will secure many Immigrants direct from their native land. The Swedes make the best ser vants obtainable. They are also a great agricultural people ami the pur pose of the movement is to lot'ate the immigrants as both servants and til lers of the soil. They are hard work ers. I hev understand farming ami truck raising and are experienced In all lines of agriculture. Those who have taken a conspicuous part in the movement are greatly encouraged over the prospect of colonizing the Swedes In and around Asheville and believe that the servant problem, In so far as this section Is roncerned, bids fair to be settled. Letters have been received recently from a number of Southern Hies inquiring the met bods employed by Asheville in obtaining Swedish im migrants. sritVKYINW THOMiKY LINKS. 11 has ue t in- ! I'' ri.l, ndt u 111 play I ,f ! t mi d. r n . 1 1 1 1 1 1 y o i tlo alia al i ,i ii vaNS Mile till llliU.lt II. The swnpathy of the press of this an. I of oth.r States will go out to Col. Fled i ilds. tin Cab'lgh ro-rrspon-d. nt ..f Tlo- li,H.-rer nnd other papers. Block or this r.,rp..i.iti., iiuicli.-; p. , the death al Southern Pines vrstor IhousaiKl, or Hbof .a in r an-l '. ,,,y ,.f his mi,. It. I glas olds. The CaipitaliM. for every (,. .,! lis tlllllV1 v...,.. I.e.. I ;. I. ill IS ve:,r f thousand iiiiiii.ii. " This is prob.i l,: , a Just tribute to a is'iiii.-. -n , .,(.,. prlw. and win;.- n,.- Wi-mi-ci r has practi. a! u ..ic.p,.!v , son e (Sections of the u : 1 1 1 v . the lVsl.il Teleguph Company i h,s ..mc-h tn all the ea.i,y .i,. ,,r i ), I ' i , . I . 1 WtN and the . ...ni..-i i 1 1 .n I.. i. the two con. en.v K. ,, ,,,, . , , . . j ioubtbs -i,iU t. ii.it.rl.il, In. pine the w-ni.e to in- pinci. it i , i , i. said to the .. -i,i .,f Mi, w. Union tha, dc.p.ti th. f ,. i n,,-,. n ls one of tie- l.moe. , o: p..r,,, m i!,. country, theie Unit ;.'.. ),.., ;,,,v parent hostility t -v ,i,i n i,, n,,. case with . many oth.r e,,,,,. , ,im terns mat employ uu thing la Vay of a monopoly. ting mail i wa" -iriikeii with t uberciilosiH .! . m .ii .is ,iii. and desilte cver !' . o .i;d removal to desirable iip., Pa- r n;ir.n of the disease could ! ... Hl.lJ-ed. Tic House naval affairs committee inpl oil;. .!.- not propose that John i Till. mil. his I trcudii. night, shall g. t i. - v mm h failin r all. ad of (is in (lie lll.lH' I of I . . I . 1 1 e.Ulpment. It has on ills ,,a p: ngnimni" one battleship to , '. x tii'ive of at inor and aim.i- tic M , 'i oiio.Iiihi cv York and Philadelphia Concerns I'rciiai lug to Itiiihl l.lnci 4 oiinex't lug 'I liomas lllc, (irccnslMiio and High Point. irrcspondeiice of The lserver. High Point, March ifi. -The chief en gineer, representing the company for which Mr. K. J. Justice, of IJreens hoi o. Is acting as agent, was here Sat urday locating the proposed trolley lino from ireensboro to High Point .la Hill Top. The proposed route will illow the railroad on the south side II the way to Hill Top. Mr. K. D. teelc, representing the Philadelphia iiinpany. returned from that city Sat unlay. In an interview he said that his company was going to work right way making the surveys and that work would begin at Thomasvllle. ime to High Point and then on to ireensboro, and that the headquarters of his company would be in High Point. Mr. Steele says his company has ilimlted capital behind It and that the parties interested are not promot- rs but builders, having lines In Phil adelphia and many other places. Mr. Steele says his company has no lands i boom by building the line and that i- were going to push the work for II It is wort b. Penny Brothers, dealers In horses nd mules, are erecting a large livery stable on Jordan street. The company III handle harness in connection with ii ir other business. The pew hose wagon of the South- side Mie Department has arrived. It vmis n l ill in Winston and is a beauty In . onsi ruction, and of the latest pat te p. tho h .i i m . . 1 1 , Payne, of the ways aoil II" ,il. s . oltl mil tec of the House, has -. i'l'il tha! there Will be no effort look ing to a Kiisloii "f tie- tariff al this si sslon of Congous. This is Just as well. Iielhans. for III) n was llllte hoi.n iiiiiiBije view or ine future, and thinks in . The Washington Post tuks t iwi t h log of bem 111 lo tlie country would I" allowed to pass. f nine aiieiiiioii Bnouid (. , ,, ,,,, emotions which emanate from (l. ula inrm tn t..e!s ii ... ...... ', I North Carolina towns appear to hi Ily employed at maxiM.om w.'io- Zv, ' ;uirT"rl'' :' run of bad luck demands for hundr-ds of ii,.e,.,fc , j "" ettoville. Kural more men on cotistructloii works and In' !""' ett.ilemlll.. were the scenes of Sgricultur.il juiulti.: nm, ,),,. j,,.., I Die must recent misfortunes. ducts of the soil rinding len.ly m.ie, , ' 11 the metals of ti,. earth In ti-em-n...u i S U M IMS TWO IX K IY supply una Me k. n up with the eiiur tBOtts deinaniln. at Hie highest pilra f.ir ! Npgm ;!. Ilniul 4'til Off in Morning generations; with a liiu.dr. d millions .,r' n'"' Youtli Isimch 1IU Thumb dollars of new gold every (.Hr fnn ,,lir Own mines being added to our curien ! - " and uur exploits ill the Afternoon While frHllllg lll large Wood saw Waki' I'ori'st Itnskct Hall Team Kn tcrtalnril. Corresp indence of The ( ibsepver. Wake I'oii-st College, March L'fi. A most enjoyable reception was given Saturday night from X to 11 o'clock by Mr. and Mrs. J. Ulchard Croziep to the members of the basketball team. Mr. I'rozler Is direct 'H of athletics and each of the haske1hn.il and baseball teams. The team is compnscil of Messrs. V. I' Couch, captain: K. ICI lloil. of Alabnmii: Kuele (Jore, of New' Hanover, business manager: Os car V. Wa.nl, of Chowan c unity; T. Harmnn lleverly, of Itohesoii county, and James Turner, of Wake county. As these gentlemen entered the porch they were reccHcd by Mr. and Mrs. Croicr into their Hospitable home and w . re made to feel in He than welcome and at home l.lttlc Miss Holmes I'li..ief helped entertain the guests. l'.efoie leasing, each member of the t' am was presented with a large old gold "W." These were given to the lm s by Misjs llolores Clo.ler. It Is ie e,. ss I , say that the team is loud in praise of Mr. and Mrs. 1 'rosier for thi- delightful ree. ptinn and that each in. inlier of the teaui of 'hf, will ever i' in. iiiber tlo- most pleasant occasion an I Mr. and Mrs. Crolcr. i:i.KS KI.KCT Ol I'M I KS. The Annual Meeting an l-'.iiihuslastlc One The Ncu Ofllccrs. Tb. Ch. irlo I to lodge of Klks held Its annual meeting for the election if oflheiM In Its Pslge rcHim, on South Tryon street, last night. The election iisult'il as follows: 4 rand lodge rep leHciitaltve. Thomas It. Pegram; alter iitile, It. S, las; exalted ruler, Ku geii.. II. ilraham: estiiiifl leading Ktiigtit, ,. .Moore Phair; esteemed loy al knight, H. A. Webber; imtoeiixil hs--turlng knlglil, .1. K. Uallaglvcr, Jr.; w rotary. K. C. Simpson; treasurer, U. A. Ie; lyler. W. C. Oarilaldl; trustee for time years, W. J. Chtimbers. Tlie nutting hist night was an en thuslastlc (tw. The lodge Is In ex cellent i-omlUion. Threv candidates were Initiated at the session. Marriage ut tKiist Hide 4 Inircli. Tuesday evening a large crnwil of Interested fi lends gathered al Kl Side Presbyterian liapel to witness the marriage of MIkh C, wendolln Hrld ger to Mr. John Helms. The church A' Tew Minor - Happenings fa . tnd - - Abont th City. - Alice Nailsen,- In "Don Pnsquale," at ine Jicaaeny or juusio roi-nignw i- : Her friends will regret to learn -that Mrs. fbui McKaoe is in at nor, noma on Kast Hill street. ; , t The maetinr itf thn iThursdav After noon Book Club bas tavjn postponea unu Friday of next week. S. - The manaaers of tha Alexander Home will - meet this afternoon at o o ciock in the parlors of the Second Presbyterian church. . . Cel. T. 1. Kirkpatrlck moved yester day from his former home In Sharon township to his newly acquired home at Diiworth. Mr. J. H. Alexander is seriously ill at his home at Lexington. His father, Dr. J. M. Alexander, has gone to Lexington to be with him. Deputy Register of Deeds HenJ. Powell yesterday Issued licensa for the marriage of Mr. J. T. Caudle and Miss Uly Green,' of Chadwlck. 'Squire J. A. Newell, of Newells, united in marriage Tuesday night, Mr. M. C. Crump, of Morning Star, and Miss Alice Taylor, of Newells. Archdeacon dsborne will hold service, preach and celebrate the holy commun ion in the Lutheran chapel near Mpunt Mourne, Sunday ul 11 a. m. On account of the revival services which are in progress In the city, there will be no meeting or Kntnuone loagc, Knights of Pythias, to-night. The retail drug store of Burwell & Dunn is being remodeled. The celling has been raised two or three feet and new front windows are being put in. All members of the Charlotte Chin Club are urged to be at the grounds in Iiflworth this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the second shoot of the season. The central executive committee of the Twentieth of May celebration will meet in the city hull this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. The farmers are said to be behind with their spring plowing. Several of those who were in the city yesterday estimated that they were two weeks lato with their work. The Primary I'nion will meet this af ternoon at 5 o'clock In the Second Pres byterian church. All primary teachers of all Sunday schools in tho city are urged to be present. Mr. S. It. Ixntz yesterday purchased three houses and lots at the corner of Kleventh and Smith streets from Mrs. M. C. Snider, for fijai). The deal was made through the Charlotte Keully Company. The board of malingers of the Char lotte Day Nursery Association will meet at the Carnegie Library this sporning at 10 o'clock. The meeting is art important one and a full attendance of the board Is urged. The clerk-carrier civil service exami nation Is to lie held next Wednesday ut tin- local postoffice. All those who desire to stand the examination most have their application in by 4:30 o'clock Monday af ternoon. The receipts at the city cotton plat form yesterday were 33 hales and tlie best price was 11 cents. The receipts for the corresponding date of last year were i7 bales and the best price at that lime was 7.75 cents a pound. Mr. Lee Davidson, through his at torneys, Stewart & Mcltue, has entered suit against the Life Insurance Company of V irginia for flan, an amount which he alleges is due on a policy taken out with th1 defendant company Hi years ago. Col. Hiirkus Norfolk Asbury has been to the pen artist and had a card made. The card bears the following words: "I leu ven Is my home. I'm only here on a visit. Col. Burke Asbury. the Farmer's Friend, hot air plunger and ragtime mil lionaire." What still remains of tho stock of the old Carolina Clothing Company, recently purchased by Jtelk Bros., was moved yes terday to tile department stores of the latter company, on Kast Trade street, where it will go on sale at special prices to-niorrow. The funeral of Miss Nannie Belle Saiumonds was conducted by Kev. A. K. Shaw, at the home on North Pine street, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The re mains were carried to Mallard Creek and the Interment made In the cemetery near the Mallard Creek Presbyterian church. PEorieoLo;.:; -. WmT , Otwr"vwfl! - send' A. J. : T. Messenger,: without chargei, to jrour I place ox btutoess or. residenc lor Aiveruaemenu for : : Utfs .coimna. 'Phona JL 1. T, Messenger . Berrtee, No. ii; or Observer, No. 78. All ad vert lseiuentst Inserted In this column at rate of tencents per Una of sU sroras. .no ma., taken for less tnaa 20 cents. . Caab in advance. ' I a'V l l 1 l' 1 ,1 9 ' ii-"' -- SA"-. vi.'-,'.. "'i-tt.-. :.':h '.r. . aIL j '-.iiT.S. tv, U . j.T1 ... ,.. T. . - 7 ' T . TT- T .:!;;:.. ' ...lepI.l'M.s'Flfi.ii'.tp.fl'iJ 7'. ""T'.'"i--.:i-..tt,i.r' K4. I,,.'- . ..'it,'. ... J--t .- i, .: , I I i ' ' I r in" WANTT3). WANTED Position as book-keeper orf sienograpner, witn experience, at a rea-1 sonaDie price, iiox 11, Salisbury, N. C. WANTED To borrow $1,000 to $5,000 on first-class real estate security. Address I box zzi, uastonia, jn. c. WANTED One of the leading Old Unel insurance uomnantes. wno issue the I most attractive ooiicies on the market. desire to secure the services of a manager ror western worth Carolina, witn bead- quarters at Charlotte, Geensboro or Aehe-'l vuie, in. i;. exceptional contract carrying wicn u salary, commission ana renewals,! is onerea to an experienced man or char acter who is a good personal producer,! and who can secure and handle agents. I For particulars address at once. Mr. Rob-1 eft a. Hall, Manager, Raleigh, N. C. ram WANTED 20 bright young men to learn boiler maker trade. Apply to O. I Bal-I lard. 11 B. 12th street, or write R. D. Cole! Mfg. Co., Newian, Ga. nslhel diery WANTaTDA thoroughly competent of-l flee man. experienced in cotton mill work, desires to change by June 1. Ad- ares ., care UDserver. WANTED 400 to 600 bushels peas, mixed or oiner. vv nson uyery CO., spray, N. v... WANTED Good second-hand roller-top aess. Aaaress u. c, caro Observer. WANTKD lelrst-class white barber at once. $12.00 and one-half over $18.00 per wees. k. ti. jacoos. cnariotte, w. kz. Season WANTKD A few young ladies who have I attained the age of discresion to take al course In trained nursing. Apply to Sis ter Hiipenor at Mercy Hospital, Char iot v r WANTED First mortgage loan on im proved real estate. Jfi.000 on property! valued at $12,000 to $15,000. F. C. Abbott & Co. WANTKD Colored men to niece cotton ties, good wages paid. Address Mar gollus Co.. Inc., P. O. Drawer 458. Nor folk, Virginia. WANTKD Second-hand Lawson Rapid Spring Cash Carrier. If in first-class condition and a bargain. Address with price, number of stations and condition. P. O. Box 169. Salisbury, N. C. WANTKD Foreman to take charge of planing mill making flooring and cell ing, for engagement at once. Knowledge of other lines desirable, but not neces sary. Heply. stating references and sal ary desired, to P. O. Box 242, Morganton, N. C. WANTKD One job printer and one Job pressman. Steady employment to the! right men. Oreenvllte News Company. ureenvuie, . u. WANTED Good white barber. $12.00 per wecg. nose & KirKman, 3Ub vv. Trade street. PBRSONAIj. The Movement of a Nnmlier of Peo ple, Visitors ami Others. Mr. A If Young, of Davidson, was In the city yesterday. Mr. George Fltzsimons has returned to the city after spending several weeks In New York. Mr. N. B. MeCanless. of Salisbury, spent yesterday in the city on business. Mr. Thomas A. Marshall, of Wadesboro, was a visitor In the city yesterday, being n guest at, the Central. Among the out-of-town people here yes terday were Messrs. 11. IS. Worth, W. W. Wood and William it. Streeter. ot ureens- boro. Mr. E. J. Parr sh. commercial agent for the Seaboard, spent yesterday at 8helby on business. Messrs. B. T. Atluns and T. II. Thomp son, of Wilmington, were visitors In the city yesterday. .Mr. Haniuel Aonott. or Kinsion, was leglstered at the Hufoid yesterday. Mr. J. L. Klrbv. of Kaletgh. spent yes terday In the cltv. Among the visitors in the cltv yester day was Mr. Marshall Mellraycr, of Shelby. Itev. James L. Kennedy, a missionary to Brazil, is spending to-day In the city with his kinswoman. Mrs. W. I,. Butt, on North College street. Mr. H. W. Colson. of Greensboro, was a visitor In the city yesterday. He was a guest of the Manufacturers' Club. Bey. Zensky llinohara, of Trinity Col lege. Durham, Is a visitor In the city, be ing a guest of the Buford Hotel. Mr. J. L. Hatch, of Spencer, Is in the city. Mr. 1' W. Marsh, of Greensboro, was a inong the visitors in the city last even ing. Among the gin -Is at the Central last night was Mr A. W. F,. Cupel, of Troy. Mr. D. K. Pope. Culled States assayer for this district, left last night on Ills an nual Inspection of mines In this district. In. In. ling North and South Carolina, (borgla and Tennessee. Dr. H. S. Moore returned tn the city vesti rday morning from Yorkvllle. S. ",, where he attended the funeral of Mrs. B. Neoly Moore. Kev. W. C. K. hafer. assistant pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church, left last evening for Savannah. Ga.. to visit his parents. Mr .lames II. Culler, of tho American Forest ry Association, arrived In the city Mslerday morning from Washington. Mr Cuth r Is her" for a conference with sev eral well known citizens who are Interest e.l in the. promised Appalachian forest re serves. WANTED A man In each couny to can vass a rapid selling article. $H0 a month guaranteed. P. L. M., care Observer. WANTKD Position by a competent elec trician, have had considerable exoeri- ence In station work. Can give best of) references. Address t;ieetriCiani care Observer. WANTED A position as superintendent I of a cotton mill or to take charge of a I good-size weave room. Have had excel lent experience North and South and can give good reference. Address Weaving Huperintenaeni, care UDserver. WANTED To buy 75 to 100 acres of land within 3 mites of the square, suit able for truca farming. K. J. K., care Observer. WANTED Salesman to sell Linseed Oil and Paints ns side line. Commission! only. Address box 627, Richmond, Va. At our Tryon street store you will f find an array of up-to-date headwear. J such as can be found in this section on t ly at The Little-Long's Department x Stores In women's fine headgear, we a arc exclusive and are known by- women 2 $ of style and fashion, to be the first in i this line. A mammoth showing of !f a ready-to-wear and dress hats will be on 4 exhibition to-day, to-morrow and Sat- $ urday 1 he entire pubhc is askad to ea) come and see the newest productions for r spring. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Cow, very fine pure bred Lambert strain Jersey. Fresh to pall. I hree years old. first calf. Large quan tity milk and butter. W. C. Harris, Reldsville, N. C. FOR BALK 10-H. P. boiler. New. Never used. Charlotte Steam Laundry. FOR SALE A beautiful hay horse for surry or carriage driving: 7 years old. weights 1275 pounds. City broke. Will he! at W. G. Ross & Co. stables, Charlotte until Friday morning. FOR SALE Hardwood timber land, 4.000 acres, mostly oak and chestnut original growth; near railroad. vv, M. Fratt, Marlon, North Carolina. FOR SALE One fifty-horse power boil er one forty-horse power engine. Boiler in first-class condition, guaranteed to carry 100 pounds steam. Engine taken out to give way to a 160-horse Corliss. Newton Hosiery Mills. FOR SALE OR RENT Clarkson resi dence. 10 East 9th. Apply to H. B. Fowler, care Adams Grain & Provision Company. LOST. liOST-Csmeo pin. between Elks' building and Soul hern depot. Finder please re-1 turn to ohservcr onice for reward. LOST-Green laprobe, between square and Elizabeth College. Reward if returned to Ross stable. FOU KENT. A rK.sPKK.TK M-XIHO. irtvlne us ii,.. at Irwin's wood yard, on Kast Kit t h : "''' tastefully decorated wth a nm- tiier Hundreds of millions of gold pn J ,T1' 'JH,"'.,a' ""ermsm. .lames , "'"" "f ' ivy bridal w real lis duced abroad, the buainea. m,. " "". -r-oi. vunie t,o . tiu.l . "' "tiw. int.. weaning muste whs .k .... HA ...... . .1 B,,,.,,,,, .. .... . .ju.... j n.-e.j a llllll. '. MlttnUfJtt to the busxlng of the drone In ly -"Witt street. Tbey produce ot hi ug them- T & a4vdw-..-mni nniv .(! f.n ti,. .... .. . y ,; u,,yS $ ;: ,mmiOf Ot tl)S petvons wIk Uu proOuce." U 2 Tblm ta "a most agreeable showing, '. ! and go iotlg. as such conditions exist 'cftllis tvell. 5 ft 1 Important, however, ,J that in ln4) Ot pleat r we prepare for on his. left hand cut off I remlvred by Miss Margurei HerHna. H was pushing a pi f u.huI ' T1"1 ci-remony was performed by Rev. through the saw when the stick slip-!'-'- 1- Noel, the pator of the church. pl an.1 his hurid came in coMact with I th rapidly revolving saw. The saw Atlanta Woman Imllctml for Murder cut the thumb o-n as smoothly as a surgeon might have done. The little fellow as taken o a physician and the wound dressed . Young Williams ws the afnid per son mutilated by the saw yesrterday. A tttgro boy, engaged as Williams was, bod bis haiul sawed off just aisjve bis ktiucKl- yesterday nionns;. ul ller Sister, Atlanla. CJa March n. The Pulton county grand jury to-dny Indicted Mrs. Willie Htandlfer, now held In $3,000 hall for killing her sister. Miss Chappell Whlsenant, for murder. Hollcllor Hill announced that It would not be neces sary for Mrs. Standlfer to be rs-ar-rested or make new bond, .Iowmo Iliilley, Wantctl for Crimes at Several Places, Arretted at Rocky Mount. Special to The Observer. fjoldsboro. March 2S. Chief of Po lice Freeman, of this city, arrived home this afternoon from Itocky Mount, whither lie went this morning upon telephonic advice from the chief of police of that sown to the effect that he had under arrest a nejro, Jesse Hulley. Who Is wanted In this city, Wil mington, LaGrangc and Klnston for shooting affrays. He Is wanted at Wilmington for shooting at and club bing an officer almost to death. He l wanted here for shooting a negro here one night recently. He called the negro to his door and filled him full of lead. He Is a most desperate char acter and Chief Freeman has been highly congratulated upon his appre hension of this negro. ASSAYING CHEMICAL AMALYftE. ORES Or EVERT DKCRIPTI0II i I M0E611 WSSM CO. FOR RENT Furnished room for lady 6rl married coupio. 1'rivate Family, care Observer. FOR RENT April 1st neat 7-room house, 618 M 5th street, all modern conven iences. Inquire m N. Caldwell street. A New Feature in Hie Millinery Hair Goods In each of our Millinery depart ments you will find a lot of hair goods a in the way of Pompadours, Braids, e?4 m oangs die. 9 O'Cloch This Morning Big Embroidery Sale Only 2 prices in the lot, but they Z will interest you. FOR RENT On South Cedar street, two new houses, five rooms, nt 7.00 perl month. One at J8.00 per month. F. W.I Ahrens, 4 E. 2nd street. FOR RENT New S-room house, Elisa beth Heights, an moqern : conven iences. E. N. Hutchison, Jr. MISCTEXIiANEOtTS. At 10 OWk M1S9 NANNIE? ALEXANDER, of Con cord, announces her opening for Tues day, April Srd. Those who wish stylish hats Simula auena. IF YOI7 WANT to buy or trade for a I nice horse, aon t isji to come see us. W. O. lioss wo. i CONTRACTOR Wi want to corres pond with rellabla contractors who are in post ton to nsjure on exiension cotton mill building for 7.000 spindles and push work to completion. Do not writ un less you can give satisfactory references and bond. LMCKBOn IOKOO Mill. LaUMB. burg. N. C. MACHINERY FOR 8AL.B-4 98-In. sheet- ... . .1 1 Ann . 1 . 1 Ilia IUUI11V I'MW ' m.miii. WKlvr I wheel aovernor for 0O-H. P.. Smith-1 Valle; l uaisy yarn proas, lauoeu; i zo H. P. Uddell-Tompklns engine, Uddell; 10 40-ln. revolving flat cards, Piatt; l a. H V. return tubular boiler, Erie City: 1 40.11. I', automatic engine. Chandler Tavlor; )0O it and 30 harness dobbins (new), ms son. v. a. iwmnnii ui.4 vup lotte, xm. v.. A $1.19 Shirt Sale White Cannon cloth skirts worth $ every cent of $Je50s f . ' "4 jfl'BT RECEIVED a ear-load of nlcel take ft look ax mem. w. u. koss uo.1 CARDER AND PlNNEROo4 pracj tlcsl sxpeneaca mna acnooi . truininr. i wants a nlao as carder 4r scanner. vAd-l dress Carder ad Bpinaer, car Observer. tt-ll W. Ith straac (Tharlatta. A C. -v. famine, ; Lan rears are sure to corns I f 'Sf'-X JL' '" - r.V- et - It
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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