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' CHARLOTTE , DAILY OBSERVER, 'APRIL ?18,'1190G.
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; FACTIONS , IN -FORSYTH
1.4, , ' f , 4 - , Tn ..- r- ;
, MXItET MEETING ENDS IN ROW
Republican i i -Eiocatlve ; , i Committee
- Holds . Seem - Session to Deviso
, Plan for Getting AU Mmbm of
the Jlirtr to ray Their Iou Taxes,
. Irat Gathering Ends-: la Discord
v Over 'Question of SnpnarUng Hoi
- ton or Blackburn Ksstcr Monday
. ' Salem Monday Train to - North
, Wilkesboro Twin CTty ; V ITewa
; Notes, -r ,., , v-:j .
; Bpeclal to The Observer." -"
t Wlnston-Saiem, April 17.T-Easter,
-r. which la perhaps more generally " oh
served rn : Winston-Salem than . any
V r , other city ox.. town in the South, waa
, joyousiy celebrated here yesterday
' ' " i The ' weather waa Ideal and social
, - - functions, Including plcnlo and flah-
, ing parties, were numerous. J Easter
festivities besran In earnest when In
-"'the Twln-Clty Club hall room, one of
i-fthe largest and most enjoyable morn-
ing germane ever danced In Winston-
, , Balem took place. , Forty couples,
possibly more, participated In this der
; ughtxur dance which .was lea by Mr.
V' Henry Bhelton ' with Miss Xeonora
4 v Cooke, of Virginia. Besides the" danc
:-ers the-room was ailed with Interest
- , ed onIook,era., The climax of Easter
inerry-maKing was reacnea last even
Ing when the twenty-flrst annual club
- .reception and ball . was enjoyed . by
the largest-crowd of gay dancers that
.- ever "tripped the flight fantastic" In
that far famed gathering-place, of
V", pleasure and social enjoyment. Visit
ers from an parte of the state, as
. well as large delegations from1 other
States, thronged, the ball and recep
c ' tlon rooms making the occasion one
long to be charmingly and yet regret
fully remembered. Never before par
haps In its history has everything
combined more favorably for the an
Ing music, elegant arrayed and beau
tiful women, crowdsj of beaux largely
In excess of the number1 of -girls all
: conspired to lender it entirely delight
ful. ' . -.
The decorations In the ball 'room
were unusually attractive, while the
,-,'. banquet hall was a triumph of artis
tic skill In conception, and execution
albeit far less expensive perhaps than
In former years. One large table was
emblematic of the blessed Easter-tlde
, - In the center of this was a grass plat
, where" every symbol of Easter was
gathered In the most charming array,
, nests of gray eggs, rabbiu without
number, gamboling on the green;
baby chickens nestling among the
flowers, displayed the skill of their
fingers and matchless taste. Around
the room the guests seated themselves
while deft butlers served delicious re
freshments In two courses, both Of
Which bore impress of the same taste
tnd skill that had fashioned the deco
rations. On each plate, with the ices,
the daintiest little white rabbit nest
led, which, being provided with a pin
for practical utility, was soon decora
ting the gowns and coats of the
guests, a lovely souvenir of the happy
Easter-tlde. The card room was sa-
cred to the serving of delicious punch,
nd had its full share In contributing
to the pleasure of the evening.
REPUBLICANS' SECRET MEET-
ING ENDS IN SPLIT.
? It leaked out to-day that the For
ryth Republican executive committee
held a secret meeting or caucus in
tlls city last Saturday. The purpose
of the, gathering was to devise a. plan
to' get every Republican voter In the
county to pay his poll tax before
May 1. E.very township was repre
sented at -the - caucus except- Belews
- creek! When Chairman John F...; Rey
nolds called, the organisation to order
there was no evidence that contro
versy would arise -and "break up the
meeting'' before any- action was tak
en. A Republican, who claims to be
"on to the tricks of the bosses, la
responsible for the statement -that
there are two factions in Forsyth;
that one Is standing by Holton and
Reynolds, while the other believes
that Spencer Blackburn and some of
the revenue of fleers are being perse
euted. eoon after the Republican
committee had convened Saturday one
member wanted to know how every
body stood, whether the committee
1ras with Blackburn or Holton.. "It
soon developed," said one, "that
Chairman Reynolds and W. J. Ellis
were the only ones that were stand
ing by . the district attorney. Chair
man Reynolds wanted to know what
difference between Blaekburn and
Holton had to do with the committee
making an effort to land Forsyth
In the Republican column next falL
' "But it does make difference," said
a member , of the Blackburn persua
si on '. "Some of us do not propose te
be dictated' to any longer by third
term of flce-holdersV ,
' "The discussion became heated and.
Chairman Reynolds and others arose
and pranced the floor," says this Re
publican, who admitted that some of
the boys used a few cuss words. Ad
journment was taken without reach
. Ing an agreement on the poll jax mat
. ter.
t- At a recent meeting of the stock
holders of the Brown A Williamson
Tobacco Company, the following dl
ttctors and officers were - elected , for
the ensuing year: Directors j. A.
Downard. of Clnclnattl : - Ruf us Woods,
of Baltimore; George W, Edwards,
George T. Brown, R. I Williamson
W. R. Leak arid Sterling Smith, of
- Winston-Salem. The .. officers ' chosen
; are : George T. Brown, president; R.
H Williamson, first vice president;
- Sterling Smith, second vice president:
W. R. Leak, 'escretary and treasurer;
. The stock certificates have Just
been received and are now ready for
delivery, '
SUNDAY TRAIN,
? It Is announced that the Southern
Railway will .operate a passenger
; , train between Winston-Salem ' and
North Wilkesboro on Sdndayav begin
ning the last Sunday In this month.
The schedule now'ln force -during' the
, week will be followed by the Sunday
train, thaVkls It 111 ; leave here at
:12. returning at 4:68. -: : x,y ,;.
Mrs. J.sivs;tterson,-:' Vice-president
of the National D, i A.? R.l MrsTW. N.
' Reynolds; regent ef the Winston chap-
Mesdumes j. buamw, wxs
Brown and H. V, Horton; delegates'
of the Winston chapter,, left to-day to
attend the D. A.. R. congress m
Washington -where will .be; gathered
a ; thousabd brilliant women to do
' aid .OdcLean, their president general,
Who' presides over this, her first cong
ress. The -delegates ot tnie city
an be entertained at the New Wlllerd
. .. An excursion tan from here to Roa
' nokS yesterday, was - largely patren
i, Ised, there being 16 cars and 736 pas
sengers on board when the train ats
' rived tn Roanoke." v ,- .
f 'Work on the new .Episcopal church,
to be built -Of stone at the corner of
" v Fourth and Cherry streets,: Is to be
commenced this summer. At the Eas-
' tlon was taken for the new house of
s worship knd the subscriptions 'amount
ed to about 1700. The committee ex
, '. pects to Increase, this amount, to $1,000
,l during the week
' The big Easter' Monday shoot -t)eld
'"- by the Winston Oun- Club. was at-
tended by a large crowd and . some
good records were made, although the
wind wss pretty swift during . the
- ahoot,' The three 'highest scores made
were as follows? 8. O. Goods, 47 out
of possible B0; Howard Roberts, 46.
and . Abe Hutchlns ' 44. These three f
and prooably others " will attend the
Slate shoot at , Wilson next month.
SHUT OCT FROM HEUi BABY,
Cliarlotte Lady's Husband 'Ron' Off
to Fire, Having Pntroa Night
, Latch, and Leaves Wife on Outside
and Baby on InsldewA Stirring
t Time Knsues, wnlco. is Here smuy
uesennecu. ,- U -r r
'There is a certain lady In Charlotte
who loves her baby " almost to excess.
He Isi a' stout ' dumpllhg of eight
months, and she cannot bear to hear
nim cry. She rocks hun to sleep when
ever hlr sleepy times come,' and, when
her ; neighbor women protest that, she
is spoiling him, she admits IV hut
aeeps, on rocKinx mm.
Monday night she had -tucked .him
away and she and her husband were
enjoying a good talk Across his crib,
when, hark,-the dread alarm of the
Are belli They counted -the strokes
and properly ' located : the fire out on
Templeton avenue, some" six blocks
away. Up they sprang, the wife going
out: on the porch- first, and the hus
band, through force of habit, putting
on the -night 4 latch and closing the
door behind him.
His wife stood Z on' the steps 'and
looked after him as he ran off toward
Tryon street When his hastening
shape was swallowed lh the darkness,
she turned to go . in to her dumpling.
But, as the Scripture salth, . the door
was shutl . :'
. She struggled at the knob, tried the
winaows, pacea up ana aown ine ve
rands- wringing her .hands, and final
ly ran to her nearest neighbor's and
got the . sympathetic young husband
and wife there to leave their own little
chubby and' come to help her get Into
her house. Her dread was that the
child should wake and she would have
to Stand outside and hear him ery.
Ana sT'That way madness lies," she
said to herself. The three tried the
doors and ,w!ndow8 again, to no avail.
There was nothing for it but to hold
their breath in expectation of a wall
within, and wait, wait, wait.
Of1 course the baby didn't wake. The
husband came back at last His wife
ran and threw herself upon htm, so
that he found it tedious to fit his night
key to the lock. When he did get the
door open, his wife, forgetting to say
good-night to her neighbors, rushed Js
to the baby's crib, where that Imp
was snoring soundly, and there boo
hoo'd like a baby herself. "Certainly.
now, she will continue to rock him to
sleep until he grows too heavy for her
to lift.
A RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN.
Southern Manufacturers' Club to
Tender English Spinners a Recep
tion Personnel of - the Party.
' At a meeting of the board of sov-
erners of the Southern Manufactu
rers' Club last evening. It was decided
to tender a reception to the party of
English cotton spinners who are due
to arrive here Friday. (Mr. . D. A.
Tompkins, president of the club, lapf
night wired the following message- to
Mr. H. W. MacaHster, chairman of
the party, who spent Sunday and last
night at the Piedmont' Hotel, In At
lanta, Ga.:
"Mr. H. W. MacaTlster; Atlanta, Ga.,
"The Southern Manufacturers' Club
would Jike to give your party a re
ception while here and have some of
the principal manufacturers, . cotton
merchants and cotton planters meet
you. If you can except, state time
you will be here."
The party is composed - of the fdl
lowing named distinguished English
manufacturers; 'Messrs. H. W. Mac-
alister, chairman, George Moore
Henry P. Gregg, W. J. Qrr, O. Len
nard Bolden, and Thomas -D. -Barlow.
They spent yesterday In Atlanta, and
will leave this morning in their -spe
cial car on a flying trip through
southern Georgia. They will spent al
most air of their time from this time
on the cars until they arrive in Char
lotte. '
SAMPLES 'OP.. COTTON GOODS.
Specimens on Exhibition
Reading Room of the
Manufacturers' Club.
In the
Southern
The Southern- Manufacturers' Club
has received from the Department o
Labor and Commerce a box contain'
lug approximately 150 samples of cot
ton goods, used by the Chinese. The
pieces from which these samples were
cut were purchased by department of
ficials in the open marker of Shanghai
and represent the material that
most in demand In .the Orient. With
the samples, are printed slips telling
where tne goods were maae, me ai
menslons of the pieces, the price, and
how much In demand each article is,
A. similar box of samples has been
received by the American Cotton
Manufacturer.
The Southern, Manufacturers Club
has ordered a suitable case in which
these samples may be displayed.
, t AMUSEMENTS
The Evening Post of New Tork,
published on January 6th. 1906, over
the signature of the eminent musical
authority, and critic, Wm. T. Frlck,
the following regarding Mme. Nor-
dice's "Isolde:"
Whn Mme. Nordica sang Isolde in
Munich a few few years. ago. the Ger
man critics were forced to admit that
it had remained for an American wo
man to reveal all the possibilities of
beautiful singing In the role of Isolde.
But . Mme. Nordica does infinitely
more than sing beautifully; she reveals
all the varied emotions of that great
role by modulations of voice, facial
expressions, action and all tht subtle
details that make up an operatic sing
ers art, Trifles make perfection.: and
perfection Is no trifle. The part Of Is
olde has become-second nature to her,
It suits her temperament admirably
and no one ; has .ever betrayed more
temperament In. - It. - She it a most
beautiful Isolde too, and dresses in
great taste.- But the 1 voice one al
ways comes back to that glorious, rich;
glowing, thrilling voice a voice that
never seems to tire and is eaual to ev
ery climax. 'Once, when Anton Seldl
rehearsed the final scene of his-ope ra
the Ldebestodwlth Llul Lenmann, he
apologised for having to drown out
hr vnln with the nrchastral rHtna.
which. In this ene place, was even moi
important than the voice. Last nig
Mr. Herts provided an equally stlrrmg
climax, yet Mme. Nordica's voice
wtiu-aoarea soove iui muiHwauus mess
cf sour, beautuui, unrorcea, laden with
dim emotion.
"If the great prima ' donna could
have heard the words of praise spoken
of her on every side Jo the lobbies, af
ter the several acts, ' she would - have
felt rewarded 'for all tht hard work
that falls to a prima donna's lot" ,
, . m. In - ' I ii it i i i mil. l i ...... i. ,;-.-g-,-;t:-.
,' -"' . 4 - - ' For The Observer.
p-,, 6Pitiyc8,-A rnoTEsT.., .;
The poet sings of the lAtigfirous spring.
Of bumming bees and birds that sing;
It seems that way to Mm.
Of flowers that bloom In open air, -
Of the dogwood sweet and violet fair, ,
Of maidens so, stately and slim, s $ is-
Birt he fstls to sine of the horsefly1 net
Of the gnat that bites with SprlKhdy sest
Of mosquitoes armed with- a siine. . .
Of the -nlKht so, hot one cannot sleep.
Of bed bur too that vigil keep,
vut suen is spnng. ,
j- , ( JB "W, HILL.
IMS
Aets Bk a parachute-It "leta you down easily." 'It
5 is pure, barmlees, vegetable liver wedicine; exactly
' what nafaure demands. Sold by all - druggiBta at
Tallcs the
' Oatawbn $t Hickory
Correspondence of The Observer. ,
Hickory, April lfc Catawba College
defeated Lenoir College here this af
ternoon 1 by a acore of 8 to 2. The
game waa the prettiest of the season.
Tong was in the box for Catawba and
was invincible. Lynch, behind the
bat for Catawba played fine ball and
his batting was , the feature of the
game. He got four hits out of five
times up. -'Batteries:
Catawba College Tong
and Lynch;'1 Lenoir College Moser
and Miller.
This' Is the' fifth straight victory for
Catawba College.
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLE
' CURED.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Srrue cures
stomach and liver trouble as It aids di
gestion, snd stimulates the liver and
bowels without Irritating these organs
Ilka pills and . ordinary cathartics. It
cures indigestion and sick headache and
chronic ' constipation. Orlno ; Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take.-- Refuse
substitutes. K. H. Jordan It Co.
NOTICE
On the first Monday in
May, 1906, I will sell at pub
lic auction, at the County
Court House door in the city
of Charlotte, N. C, at 12
o'clock m.. for non-payment
of city taxes, cost to be add
ed, the followinsr described
city lots listed for taxes in
said city: ,
Sarah Barber.
1 lot. 423 S.
Graham St 3.00
John Barber, 1 lot. 410 W.
2nd St 10.40
Marg't Barnett Estate, 1 lot.
609 S. Myers St 6.00
Miss Agatha Beattle, 1 lot, cor
ner 9th snd Caldwell Sts. . . 60.25
W. A. Black. 1 lot. W. Hill
St. .. .. , 4.00
Henry Caldwell, 1 lot, 209
E. Boundary 13.25
S. J. Caldwell, 1 lot, 614 E.
8th St r .. .. 16.0
H. C. Cogswell. 1 lot. 816 S.
Church St 6.55
Alfred Dixon. 1 lot. 613 8.-
Graham St ' 13.00
Edy Dobson. 1 lot. 810 2.
First St .' . . . . 7.00
J. L. Eagles, 1 lot, 409 N.
Caldwell St '31.25
Jt W. Gordon. 1 lot. 317 S.
Graham St .. 16.60
James Harrington. 1 lot 613
E. 2nd' St 21.50
Jesse Hosktns, 1 lot, 507 8,
Caldwell St 28.60
Wm. Hawkins. 1 lot. 405 E.
Stonewall St 12.75
Lee Hunter. 1 lot 614 E. 10th'
St ,. 11.00
Sam Jackson. 1 lot 707 S.
Myers St 1.50
Charles Lindsay. 1 lot 603 E,
3rd St 12.70
Harriet Martin. 1 lot, 1005 8.
Caldwell St . . 7.00
Matthews ft Short, 1 lot, 15
N. Long St . . 10.50
Mary Mendenhall, ,1 lot, 300
S. Boundary St 10.10
Jane Moorehead, 1 lot, 405 S. v
McDowell St 6.00
Amanda Mosely, 1 lot, 606 E,
Third St 3.50
Mrs. Mary McGowen, 1 lot.
809 S. Brevard St 36.25
James McKnight, 1. lot, 412
N. Myers St 10.10
Wright Perry. 1 lo. 15 B,
Boundary St . 11.35
Frank Reeves, 1 lot, 380 E.
Boundary St '. . .
3.00
E. W. Rlgler, 1
lot 302 Oak
'iot,"i' w;
1 "lot." Vii nV
8t.
25.50
James-- Smith, 1
lo.'si
Hill St. ..
W. O. A. Smith,
Pine - St . .
J. B. Starnes, 1
lot 1006 N.
' Brevard. St. .-. 19.25
Wallace Torrence Estate, 1 lot.
806 " N. Alexander St. . , . ;
,11.00
13.00
11.26
700
3.6Q
Ri T. Weddlngton, 1 lot. 417 8.
Myers St . t
W." X. H. Weddlngton, 1 lot.
902 S. Caldwell St. ..... . .
A H. Williams. 1 lot. 404 8.
Alexander St
Sarah Ann Williams, 1 lot-
Long St
Lv D. Wilson ,1 lot. 228 E.
Boundary St , . . . . 14.86
Guy Wright, 1 lot, 809 a
Church St .. ll.to
B. J. Toung. 1 lot, 607 S.
Caldwell St . : 181.95
Mra. 8. W. Herndon. 1 lot. 603 '
N. Graham Extension .. . . 43.10
'F.vTucker, 1 lot, 9th and
Myere .,:
U W. B. TAYLOR, !
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i ' ; -For prices end further
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Place of Calomel
' Broke Leg In Skating Rink.
Special ' to ; The' Observer.
't
Tarboro. April 17. Last night Mr.
J. K. Hollowell,' a, popular druggist
employed ' by R. K. L Cook, while
skating t .the rink here, accidentally
fell, breaking his leg just above the
ankle. Mr. Hollowell was immedl
diately taken to Plttman Hospital,
wbere r.iager set the limb,
A:mart Is nearly alWays ashamed to
admit he waa. never wild.
and on account of the grfat merit and
DODiilarlty of Foley's Honev and . - Tar
genuine. These wortniess imitations have
similar sounding names. Beware of them.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Is
til a jrenuw imvnnev. n-r 1 1 una re-
edy for coughs and colds. R. h. Jor-
aan kxk' srv;,- -
BLOCK MACHINE
Makes II different style 0 blocks. Has
14 different pieces caiting. Can beta,
hated in Jen than a minute; I men and I
boy can make 150 blocks per day of ten
hours. No progressive contractor should
be without one.' It's cheaper than brick.
J.C. HERRING
rwfvS Mnnticmrt
GREENSBORO. N. C.
North Carolina, Mecklenburg County.
Superior Court Special Proceeding.
P.C. Harty, Mrs. Nora B. Shell, and
C. L. Shell, -Plaintiffs,
' ' . vs.
James Harty,.-E. R. Harty. s. Put-
rick Harty, Jesse A. Harty. Eliza
beth E. Harty, Alice Mason. An
nie McCorkle, and J. G. McCorkle.
Addle Lethco, and G. A. Lethco.
C. W. Harty. Harriet F. Harty and
Mary Heitman, Defendants.
Publication of Summons.
The above named defendants will
take notice that a special proceeding
entitled as above .has been com
menced in the Superior Court or
Mecklenburg County for the sale for
partition of a lot-of land situated In
the City of Charlotte, fronting seventy-four
and a quarter (74 1-4) feet
on the West side of South Tryon
Street, and extending back that width
to Church Street, known as the lot of
the late Patrick Harty, adjoining Fred
uuver ana otners; that the purpose!
of said proceeding is to sell said lot !
for partition among the plaintiffs and i
defendants as tenants In common: i
said defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of - Mecklenburg
County at the Court House in the
City of Charlotte on Monday, the 7th
aay or ftiay. ibos, and answer of
demur to- the complaint filed in naid
proceeding or the plaintiffs will ap
ply to- the court for the relief de
manded In said complaint
xnis tne btn day of April, 1906.
J. A. RUSSELL.
, Clerk Superior Court
PROFIT SHARING .
- Bankers' and ' Mercbante' yjeal
Estate Company of Mew Jersey
- The popular form of invest
ment to-day. ... Our company
, . lfwueeva 6 per ent profit shar
ing , . investment.' certificate,
, which PAID n. per cent last
f year. , per cent interest
.'guaranteed.. 8 per, cent dlvl
, dend. -Certificates f SO and up
.ward. National Bank,- Trust
Company- and' personal refer
ivences furnished. Write to-day
for free book explaining the
profit sharing preposition.
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-.N. j; Established -1149. R.
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Raleigh, N. C. Opportunity
for a few high class repre
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A HAPPY MAN.
A man's happiness is always in
fluenced by the condition of his wife's
health. When she is In pain he car
ries worry with him to his business.
Anything that relieve her suffer-'
Ing fills him with gratitude, a'
prominent merchant of Forest City, I
N. C. writes: - fl it tnr duty to 1
write you that the dreadful pains that
have always come to my wifs every
month have been prevented by Scott's '
NURAL-O-LENE. It quiets her!
nerves and takes away all pain."
NURAL-O-LENE simply quiets the
nerves and allows nature to act with- 1
out pain. It Is harmless and leaves'
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We Have Something to Tell
You About Refrigerators
When you get
ready come in
and see us. . .
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Stove Dealers 'and , Roofing -
Contractors.
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:. tnedlolnal and other parpotet. Bsnd ai yoar- order and
icctiy sausiacwry, return a onr
. f ande4 t one. All shipment are
ftcmlf bf Pe$tal of Expr Monty Ordfk
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cjoiulcjlf) -rillrlflU? tc-ti
ncTicEL.ni.HiiriF! - orr'
BUILDERS;' OF
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L I B. PIANOS
NEW SCALE
FOUR HUNDRED DOUAR KOOBS
TO CLUB MEMBERS AT
$287.
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Nine out ot every ten pianos
are bought on payments gifts
to the family many are taken
away on account ot the death
of the wage-earner. Join the
dub, now forming. Save near
ly hundred and twenty-Bye
dollars and besides In case of
death of purchaser we give
the family a receipt in fall for
balance due on piano pro
vided contract has been In
force six months and the pay
ments have been made ac
cording to agreement It costs
you nothing extra to protect
your family write for Booklet
No. 9: It's free and will ex
plain everything.
Over 300 L. A B. Club Pianos
sold inside of four months to
satisfied customers They are
warranted for a life time. Ad
dress Ludden & Bates S.M.H.
86 Years In Music
SAVANNAH
GA.
Let Us Serve You
COAL
For All Purposes
TV7E sdl the Best Co&l
" that money can
buy, and know we can
give satisfaction, no mat
ter what your fuel re
quirements may be.
Steams Domestic,
Blacksmith Coals
Standard Ice
and Fuel Co.
CHARLOTTE. N. C
; , BOTEIj EVERETT.
. High Point. M. O.
Nit md strlotlv flrst-clsssi santMllt
located; tlircs minutes walk from depot.
Hot and sold baths, aloe trie Uakta. Ct
Mrs vo las oomnrerciat trarsisrSL
H
sn, :
BBsi i mm m t
YEAnaCLD -.
,Uoavi
npsWfop."s'n
it, not per I
expense ana money
made fa plain cases.
V
Correspondence
Solicited
SOUTHERN AGENT
NORTH
GAROLINA.
The
Winning FHrcr.
This Spring
Is our New Gordon Tie, the full
dress style; patent colt vamp, plain
toe, thin sole, high military heel.'
thrM V1I HKkAn I... 1 .ilk-
. . . au wh CHAW - W '
. width A to E; price 13.00. -v
NEW BLl'CHER OXFORDS FOB
WAlikvMIU.
Makes Walking Easy.
Fine Vict Kl?. welt sole, extension
edge, low military heel, ribbon lac.
Slses I to 7. width A to E; rtc
$-00. :, .;.,
Bv ma 11 n, tn
A neat souvenir with each orderi. '
GILREATH & CO.
llarhinnm fnr firm inI f '
uiuuiiiiuT iui i hi in aim ici
lory.
Fftflrinpc Three kinds, from 12
9 to 150 R P.
Bflllpft Return Tubular and
7 Portable on skids,
from 12to 150 EP.
Improved Gin Machinery,
and Presses, and complete
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day and over.
SaW HillS, Four or five kinds;
' all sizes in use in
the South.
SBb IS A. Si
PiiIIpv ann Nhathnor aii sues
from the
smallest to comolete cattnn
w "SJ1. ,j:
1 M. f .
nuu ouuits.
LIDDELL COMPANY,
durtette. N.C
HOLLISTER'S
Rocky t!:ur.tln Tea Iluggets
j arises sWst Nstlts snd tasswl Vl(h v
A tpeclBs tor Oenstlpstfoa, Indtssstloa. Usev ?
I snd Kidney troubles. Ptmples, Itasca , Impuro -
lllood. Had Brssth, Slosslon Bowels, Hssdseho
i spa Bseksebs, Its Rocky Monntola Tea In lab
i lot tons, as esats a box. Qsoala nadobr
Bounrraa Vuoa Conftsr. Msrtisoo. Wis,
SOLDEN NUQCETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
JR. IX. JORDAN A CO., . ,
Dr. E. Vjm Hntcblsoa
sT. J. RatchlsosL
a
INSURANCE:
FIRE,
LIFE,,
ACCIDENT
OFflCBt If o. t, Bant BaOdlaSt
la a specialty of ours, and o
tela are far superior, botii 1 1 r
workmanship and stylo, t i t
nary stock mantrt. A.'a'J
to inspect our deyii ft
and know : persona, r r 1
the diCterence betwei-ij ; -
others. Twill prove r
knowledge to you, ;
Ulea . antl irtto... . i
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