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PASTY IICEXVBY: J-EADEES Ci:3 VIEWS OF MAWOX BCTLEB i , rrner Senator, la' Letter to the 1 Trident of the League of . Re publican Clubs -of the District, , i laoea the cans lor the,' JraUure of, the Republican Party -in the southHas Been , ..Joa jr , u - Counsellors. ' , Washington special' to The Industrial V ..... . . , " Ex-Senator Butler 'sent the presi ., dent ot the League of Be publican , - State Clubs of the District of Colum . . tola the following letter of regrets, in reply to the ' League's invitation to ; address the banquet given at Mason ic Temple this evening:-. - - t. - April tl. 1906. Hon.- William c. Connor, - ' , , president D. C. League Republican State Clubs, , ' 1 , . - Washington, u. c. ". ' Dear Mir: I destr through you to ,, ".express to the members of the League - of Republican State Clubs my regret - at, not neing aote on aocoani oi bigs ' . nee to attend --the annual banquet this 'evening' ana respond" to tne tousi 'assigned me. I had looked forward d in the objects in view. Tbe jfeilttre of the Republican party ''Ai;'''' Ih , Iks dmttli ., ;Ia nAll rt 4s t a n I tS 1 eW whm VV Vn.ia w wiuu . the class of men In sufficient numbers ' who naturally would espouse its live and progressive principles has been tff . 4v MnaM nrA n Attlnna that fftW outside of the South have probably fully appreciated. It la needless here to recall and com ment upon the great error of enacting the XiIV andXV amends and the un- tlon period. The result of these con . dltlons alone It seems would have been sufficient to kill any other political ' party in the South. But In addition E WO have In many Southern States been cursed with false and incompetent v leaders!) I dt """"lacD BY EVIL OOUNSBLIjORS. In more than a few States the lead ership of the party has been in tne - liands of men who did not want th i party to grow. They wanted It to mmm smaller, thev wanted their States to stay Democratic as to their State and loyal governments, and they wanted to have a small coterie of men calling themselves the Kepumi can party who would control and dish oat the federal patronage among them serves. Their constant regret has been that .-there was 4efcian of flee for each Re publican. If this etjffitrKten fieuldjfeave been reached, then there would hav in been perfect harmony for the first time in the Republican party in cer tain localities and States In the South, provided they had not quarrelled over the question as to which one was en titled to the blfcrest orflce. These so-called leaders often made themselves offensive to the best white feop)e so as to make It sure that no decent number of the other party would attempt to Join the Republican party. Fortunately this condition of affairs Is rapidly changing, but It is changing against the will and over the protest of this class of old line ma chine pap suckers. Time, as It removes us further from . reconstruction end from the animosi ties of the war, and as It has at the . same time touched with magic wand the great resources of the South, pr. i duclng national progress and pros perity, so has the power of the false leaders been broken down and there by has been remover the prejudice of those who have been kept out of the Republican party, and the conse , ouence to-day is that thousands and thousands of the most progressive types of Southern manhood In their State and country are getting in the party In spite of the obstacles that stand In their way. Of course the removal of the oppor . tunlty of the Democratic machine politician to appeal to and to Incite race prejudice as his only campaign . argument has been one great factor In bringing recruits. Beside the Re .v publican parly has always as a nation al party, appealed to the business and progressive men, and especially to the young man of the South, because It Has Men me party or action and a party of organized and effective ac tion. A DEMOCRAT BY TR A I NINO. I was raised a Democrat. I well re member how In my early 'teens the t Republican purty as a party organlsa tlon and action appealed to me ss a national pa.-ty while, when I would ' .' look around me and see what the Re- TOumiran mrm nrtfan vut nn wan i was forced to pioceed along In the Franks of Democracy regardless of whether I was pleased or displeased with the action or rather the Inaction of the Democratic party. The fundamental differences between what In general political parties are pleased to call their principles do not . differ so widely In their effect upon men as do the personality, the spirit and the organisation of the body of men who stand for or on IIiokq princi ples as militant tone. It it In thin respect that the Republican party toucnea humanity at more points than does the Democratic party. In short!,,.... ... loos Bunlness blocks, hotels Iti lt the party of the young men Hnd the party of progress. Such a party will make mlHtakes, but It will correct them, i.nd the Ken- ! eral trend of its steady action nd I yrvsiiwi win uk upwiini, wnnr on inc .Other hand the old "party of Inaction I may not make mistake, btvause Df its Inaction, but It general trend will tic downwards and backward North Carolina s great natural re Sources are to-day being developed un der these governmental jioll lc unit foster progress and pnmpcrti y. Ev erybody sees and rt,prtUtea mir great prosperity to-day and there n not an intelligent Democrat who want j to return to tne conditions under the ! Cleveland administration ,l VICTOR 1" IN THE STATE PROM- iai. , ,!l will not consume your time long , er with a discussion of why the Ue ' publican party has not In the pant crtivn sivrc rspiaiy in tne mwin, or - go- into aeians as to now ana why it can now be made to grow more rap i idly in the future, but will content my- kii wiiu auuyiy mtyuisj iimi in forio Carolina Republicans have, they think, solved this question, and have stripped for the fray, and that they propose to deliver their message to to jtepuoitcan party or the nation at as early date, not with words but with action in the shape of a pronounced ' victory at the polls. And In ootid u , aion I beg further to aay that no one ;ti,afii,.np inn H,n. will H mam. am - Carolina a Republican State than the brave wise and patriotic administra tion oi tpai typical American citlsen, , Theodora," Roosevelt And I j cannot refrain from iLtvln one more word,- and it is this, that on- again (t- will be as solidly Repub lican in the futnro a Massachusetts and l'enny!anls, 4. , Varv -ftii1a Jf health is wealth and money talks, 1 r so the proverb' runsv ' t . ; rtune you may plainly see, " J -i tsklng Rocky Mountain, Tea, , mt OHASs BtJFOBD DEAD IX RAILROAD SERVICE SINCE '78 EM Came Early Monday' Morning at - Jfl Monw In Winston-Salem After n Illness of Several Montis-Had Bern Jn the Railroad Service for Over ; SO Years Wast m Ptiblic - Spirited' Citizen Blackburn - Fac tion Will Endeavor to Oct Control , of County' Organisation Suit Against Western ' t'nlon Slews notes oi uie Twin -City. 8peclal to The Observer. Wlnaton-Salem, April .TRev. Her bert Teuell, an able evangelist . from Washington, D. C, will begin' an evangelistic meeting on next Sunday at 11 a. in. In the Star Warehouse on North Main- street. Mr. Teuell came to America some years ago from Lon don, England. ' Since hia residence In the, United States he has been suc cessful both as pastor and evange list, He comes to this place from a meeting In Dallas, Tegas, where at last report there had been SS additions to the churches. During thepast year he has conducted successful meetings in Portsmouth, Petersburg and Bris tol, Va. CAPT. CHARDES RT ' EV 7? n pit A V. Capt. Charles Cuford was born in Brunswick county, Va.. August , 8, 1849, and died at his borne In this city last night, a few minutes past 12 o'clock. Captain Buford had been in declining health for some months, and therefore his death, while It came as a shock, was not unexpected, cap tain Buford entered the stervlce of the Old Richmond A Danville Railroad Company In 187J. He came to Win ston as agent February 7, 1877, and has served continuously in that capa city ever since.. He had been promi nently connected with the official, as well as the business life of the city, having ably served several terms as mayor and also as a member of the board of aldermen. Captain Buford U the first to die of ten children, five sons and five daughters, the eldest be ing 70 years of age. He wet twice married, first to Miss ISlten 8. Zevely, December 12, 1878, and to M! Lalyrc Duffy on October 29, 1903, and In survived by his wlfj and 'two child ren, Miss Nellie and an infant son, and the following brothers and sin ters; Judge F. B. Buford, of Bruns wick county, Va.; James R. Buford, of Brunswick county, Va.; Andrew Buford, of Salisbury: Preston Buford, of Caswell county: Mra Leila B. Robins, of- Gloucester, Va.; Mrs. Elizabeth B. Phillips, of Bloomfleld, N. J. Misses Margaret and Fannie Buord. of Brunswick county, Va hnd Mltt-ifia.-Ruford. of Winston Salem. Capt. Uuforif "J w..jMpiUftr. with a large circle of friends who deeply mourn his loss. The pastor. Rev. B. E. Williamson, will be assisted In the revival servlcei at Burkhead M. E. church this week by Rev. Harold Turner, of Oreesbroro, and Rev. J. F. Kirk, of Grace M. E. church. Services will be held dally at 3.30 and 8 p. m. Mr. William McByde, of Elkln, and Miss Angle Jotlye, of Dlmmette, Wilkes county, were united In mar riage at 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the ceremony being performed by Dr. D. ('lay Lilly at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Robert Cates, In north Winston. Mr. Oscar T. Taylor and Miss Pearl Pas, were married Munclay afternoon at the home or tne oriae s parents, near Kernersvllle. RIJACKBURJN'S FRIBND1S ACTIVE. Spencer Blackburn's faction of the Republican party flushed with the recent victory of the congressman against the Rolllns-Holton wing, is preparing to show Its hand Jn this county, at leaat this is the report. Their Initial step. It Is said, will be an attempt to wrench the county organi sation from the Reynolds-Holton ring, headed by Deputy Clerk John F. Rey nolds. C E. Henseman. who has held a po sition with the Postal Telegraph Co., at Washington. D. C. for some time, . a, IT. ...Ill arrived mime aiurnay niKin. ne wm r t "V0"? ae7h.f.hne.l Vi;.i.; suit against me .- ' SI5S 2 thtariti " "About two years Wade, of this city. Aboujjwo years ago a telegram was received here for Mr Wads. At that time ne resioea Just north of the city, near Mr. Undsay Patterson. The messengers failed to nnd him promptly and the telegram was held for a day or more. Being an important messsge Mr. Wade brought suit Rgfllnet the Tele graph Company for IS.00O. The Forsyth County Fair Associa tion has been reorganized by the elec tion of the following officers: presi dent. Oeo. H. Hauser; vlc presidents, B. Hendricks and E. Vogler, C O Hunter; treasurer, J. F. respondent secretary, O, vice president was also each township. tk Industrial snd Orlfnth; cor K. Webb. A chosen . from comma r;ial growth of Winston-Salem, which has been so marked, during the past six month shows no decrease. In fact. It continues at a rapid rale. Never has a spring season opened with a larger amount Of DUIKling m jjrisirn e(,v(.rt,ment building and hundreds of rVoldences are In course of construc- ,, to-day, while plnns are being ,,.,,, uiatcd for other buildings, which , be erected later on In the sca- f l"'n" ( (HOLIDATEI OHAXITK CO. It u iliortcwl at Wlnston-Saloni Willi "IIMMMW t)ltal -Takrj J' KHtshllshed Business of t A. Mr (ialllar 0t Son. special to The Observer. winnton-Salem. April 28, consolidated Granite Company, With ni.l)vriiiial fiariltal Of I6U,UUI a new corporation which has been i bartered, with headquarters In this city, and promises much for the. de velopment of North Carolina In its line. The pew . eorporatlon takes over frnrabTlhed business of p. A. MuOalliar & Hon. which Arm has for a number of years quarried and finished WiiB pearl granlto tor monu mental and decorative purposes, working also the celebrated Ml. Airy granite. The company owns one quarry of the blue pearl granite in Rowan county and haa long-term leases on the remainder of the sup Ply. Another branch of the business, one In which the possibilities are un limited. In that they have secured' a long-term lease on the already fa mous quarry located on the Halrston home place, in Davie county, which contains an Ineshaustlblo supply of blue and gra spotted or leopardlte granite. This will be used for in terior and exterior decorative pur poses in building. The new corporation will organise at one. In the meantime, o. W. Patterson, formerly ot Oreensboro. who is to be secretary, treasurer and business manager, has resigned his position as assistant to the secre tary and treasurer of the . R. J, Reynolds Tobacco Co., and Is repre senting the company in the work that haa already been started. , - The .verdict ot reflection la always Ut favor of the Mntuaf Denefit Life (nguraiKw jPompany,;, v t i , MT, AIRY APPLE ORCHARDS, , Raiting the tuscfotut tValt'n Rapid ly Growing ; Industry in Surry Home Facts About a yew? of tne ,v' Largea Farm , t jVtyt,. To the sJdltorof The Observer; ? -' I' have Just returned from a week' trip In the lit;. Airy, section, looking at the orchard prospects In that' coun try. -1, found things-looking, some .bet tar for' foot-hill orchards than I found them, generally, in the Brushy Moun tain section went ly; and the f'tumed ouf orchard Is the exception ia this section of the State. In fact, moat of the home orchards 1 saw seem to have had reasonable care and the owners still find them profitable enough o let atand, , , . I was attracted to this section by an offer, conditional, of the management of a large orchard company ,and while ex.nl.ng Into it I picked up constd eraew Information as to conditions and saw much face to face. The apple section proper that finds Its best market, in Hit. Airy lies back in the foot-hills of the Blue Ridge in Surry cpjjnty and Patrick county, Va., the Virginia line Ijtring only four miles from Mt. Airy, and many "comotrom across the ridge. All experts In the orchard work in Carolina agree that the apple Industry" can only be kept In existence by constant work and care, lighting the insect enemies with spray, and that - in as much as the farmer with other work to do will not do these things, the man who makes the com mercial orchard and attends to it will have the fruit and control the price of crood stuff. The late Rev. ft. B, Hines, who died in a church near Olln last year, was a great enthusiast as to the orchard work, and was, at the time of his death, actively engaged in working up a company larger than any in exist ence' In this part of the State. That scheme failed at his death, but the seed he sowed Is bearing and will still bear fruit. I found the Sporger Orchard Com party busy getting in shape about 50 acres of fresh cleared land and plant ing it in improved winter and fall ap pies. This Is owned by the Sporger fanilly, and they have one orchard of nearly 40 acres coming Into bearing, Atol will, when through, have 150 or MOre acres In annlex. They own good mountain side four miles from town, while others have had to go back further for mountain land. I was showed over this property, but, when I asked for some slock, Was told there was none for sale. The Cleveland Orchard Company'! property, 12 miles away. In Patrick county, Virginia, Is one being much talked of, and Is now beginning to bear. This was planted, MO acres. In coves some five years ago, and bore some .fruit last year. One-fourth inter cut in it was bought by a firm In Da vldson county last year, for which they paid considerably more than one-half of the cost of It all to that time, and they Jumped at the chance to buy. Now none Is for sale, and If it does not pay close to 100 per cent per year In the near future and continue to do so for generations, then It will not be like others in those Blue Ridge foot hills The place I went especially io see is the Mt. Airy Orchard Company's prop erty, lying 14 miles west of Mt. Alryi embracing a tract of 500 acres of vlr gin land, on which they began work last year, and have opened and plowe(1 nearly 100 acres and planted neariv in acPe. thi. .m-ino- rhev will cear and plant WO acres laying be, tween and at the fool of two moun tains, and in such shape that wagons can go over It all. Experts pronounce It an ideal spot, and, with a capital of 112,000, most of which is sold, promises to be the biggest thing In the section. There Is much timber, and vessels-for shipping will be made on the "ground for half a century and more If need be. This was the one I went especially to see; and secured a small block of stock in it. It Will be only a very short time now till no more of this stock Is to be had. Of course It Is a long time to wait for returns, but orchards In the section are paying from $100 to-$300 per acre per year, and with a pencil . , i . choice trees cultivated and sprayed on virgin soil will do, and that rtiuoh land , peas, rye and such can be made to !"fty th ! T" atriae her probability, be made 300 later as and still have timber for shipping, Do I know who I am deaing with? Well, I think 1 do. Huch men as Jno. A. Young, the nurseryman at Greens boro; J. B. Sporger, Mt. Airy; C, H. Haynes Clerk of Court of Surry coun ty; Grimes Bros., Lexington, and a score of other successful business men that succeed at everything they touch, would hardly go Into wild-cat work, I consider It a fine thing from any point of view I heard several speaking of an old Uttlefiocfor KNOWS ' - 11 about Liver CJm- . plaints. He says there's no reason to be sick-, arouse the Liver; builds up your system with Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets.-a Sure, safe and swift cure. 25c for Complete Treatment FOR SRLB. IS.aoaU-Moderii 7-room. two story houwa. East 6th St. $3,200 Modern 7-room cottage, East tth t $3.SO0 Modern 7-room house, West Trada St IS acres of fine farming land, 4 miles out on Park road; suitable for , dairying and trucking. Price ,.- . . SSO.OO per acre, P--; , ftJtt'JItESiT,' ', Modem r 6 -room , house, . cor,- 10th and Graham Stsv ,9ii.09 per month. UcCall ; & eianton. Iff X Trypa . ?iona 4B. man. named . Puckett; living 10 r from Mt Airy, who sells S1.000 a yd from six acres of land, and has done so for eight or 10. years la succession. He grows largely the Sporger .apple that originated in sight of Mt, Alry about 75 years .ago. tie Keeps- some till ap pie,coHS gmn . eacn year, i -saw trees three years old .full of bloom Tes, tho growing of apples . promises much up there- when conditions seem favorama. in talking to an apple ex pert last Saturday, he ventured to say that tne)niy way tasave the Indus try Is by the constant fUht on disease that has -put apples. out of hualnesa in WWW 'tQS. ; , -4, V. To tackle a mountain forest" and open it requires Work, but the reward is great in the few, years, and I sun pose that a company wlthcapltat- can do it to better advantage than any individual, out I mean to nave a small one or my own soma day. When the timber is cut from those coves ideal, land is opened .and. of ten the lumber .company wants to sell it Other generations will see pnuch of wnat i am talking about. , . " C. W. HUNT DEVIL'S ISLAND TORTURE. , Is no worse than the terrible . case of Piles that afflicted me 10 vears. Then I was advised -to apply Bucklen's Arnica Halve, ana iee -tnan a dox permanently cured me. 'Writes L. S. Naoter. of Rutrlea. Ky. Heals all wounds. Burns and Sores like magic, zoo, at K. ti. Jordan ft Co, aruggisisu r k - . " American Cigar Co.'o "TrianflteA1? IXSUHES JttKEST CIGAR VALUES HACKNEY BROS. PWipg id Heating Contractors Jobbers In supplies. Pump, Ter ra, Cotta and Flue Pipe. ,'Phone or write us. Prompt' attention given to all or. dera.,- s . HACKNEY BROS. iphone'Sir. - - W. Stfa' fit. i We do not take ISO. 00 - due bills as payment on a piano. We make but one price to all, and that Is the lowest. When you want a reliable piano at the right figure, It will pay you to call and see our line. Charlotte Piano Co. L. . WALDO 'AMES. Mgr. SIS N. Tryon : i t 'phone 813. FOR SALE. '1 Kenyon Cone Duster; 1 Sehofield Box tipener. 1 Sehofield Lumper" Picker. Bramwell Feed and Spencer Oiler (new), Sets D. & V . 48 In.- x 48 In. (Tarda. 7 D. & F. Mules, .-HI j spindles, 3 in. amuae. -.' . -.-"' 148 In. Grinding Frame Roy Grinder and Slide Rest, ' it Lever A Grundy Cop" Winders, 60 Spindles each. 3 D, A F. Spoolers (new), $ Tompkins i Windera , 1 No. 8 Sturtevant Fan, Heater. Dry ( Pipes -and? Wlndups. v 1 Dinsmore Hallway Sewing Machine. . 4 Tiffany & Coooer Flat Cuff Machines. 3 Circular Latch Needle- Hub .Rib vrnmcs. t B 3 Brushera. .''i-w iC Tubbn. Hnd rnifihll Ai fTliit Tinners. COD Tompkins Winder Bobbins, 2.C0B feet Belting. 4,000 Mule Bobbins, -Cotton end Platform scales. v y Knitting parts and Sewing Machine Puilevs. i . Myers A Company, Norfolk. Virginia. North Carolina, Mecklenburg County. Superior Court: , Special Proceeding. l u. Harty, Mrs. Nora B. Shell, and C. U Hholl, PlalnUffs. . James' Harty, to., Kr Harty, S. i Pat rick If arty, Jeseft A, ' Harty, Elisa beth H.-aiarty, AHev Mason An nie MeCorkle,' and 'J, Q.'-MoCorkl, Addle lxthco, and 'O.i'A. ILethcO, C, W. Harty,(.Harrlet F.' Harty and Mary Heltman,- Defendants. , , Publication of Summons, The above named defendants wilt take notice that a special proceeding entitled above has- been -com menced in the Superior '..Court, of Mecklenburg County for the sale for partition of a tot of land -situated in tho City of charlotte, fronting seven ty-four and a quarter (1 1-4) feet on the West side of South Tryon Street, and extending back that width to Church Street; known aa the lot of the late Patrick Harty, adjoining Fred Oliver and others;, that the purpose of said proceeding Is to sell said lot for partition among the plaintiffs and defendants as .tenant ' In common; said defendants will, further take notice that they are required to- ap pear at the office of the Clerk or the Superior Court of -Mecklenburg County at the Court House In' the Ot of Charlotte on Monday, the 7th aay of May. J80, and answer of demur to the complaint Sled Irt said proceeding or ithe plaintiffs will ap ply to the court for th relief do manded in said complaint VM . -: vThla the Sth'day of April, ,190. . fc-HsB' r. !sr-Tswss1'assss-srs "jts Ml SiioariorCourt:; ; It wold be a' good Investment to have so much money that people who borrow from you would bo afraid ot you not to pay you back. EVERYTHING USEFUL Nothing Ever Vet Created Without . f-v' v.. purpose, ru ? sa,, s'We all wonder why 'certain things were ever,, made, why certajn, animals or insects are allowed to live. Ana yet there Is no doubt but' that every- and as 'civilization '. advancea, : such purposes - are discovered. - - Cod liver oil lav something " that everybody knows to have been a wise provision ot Providence, to be-used aa a medicine In all '-wasting diseases. Yet science has proven' that the oil has no value, either 'as a medicine or food, and while useful to the codfish; only tho medicinal elements ' which the, -oil, contains are useful ' to man as a medicine, - Therefore a seoara tlon must.be effected. , ' -This is exactly what has been done by two , eminent , French " - chemists. After twenty year of experimenting, they succeeded lrt separating tho medicinal , curatives ' from- the useless oil and grease and have given to the world in a concentrated form, all of the healing, strength-creating and body-building properties of cod liver oil, without oil or grease to upset tho niumacn ino retard its work, ana oy mis process vinoi Js made. ,, Our druggists, R. H. Jordan A Co- guarantee Vlnol to be a pure cod liver meaicine. -and ' also guarantee mat vinoi win create a healthy appo lite, cure stomach troubles, give sirengm ana renewed vitality to tho weak, sickly children and to tho aged, build up the run down, tired and debilitated, , make the weak strong, cure chronic tioucha. colds. build up the convalescent or will re turn every- dollar- paid for It. ' R. H. joraan & Co.; Druggists, - ' BROADWAY.. .. CEKTRAt ; HOTEL BROADWAY, Cor.TIirRD STREET NEW YORK. GREAT FAMILY HOTEL. Excellence .Without Extravagance. "- RATES;. American Plan f 2.fiO per' day. European' Plan $1.00 ner day. This beautiful hotel enlovs a ranu- tatlon ot . highest respectability and freedom from all objectionable feat ures, and recommends itself to LA- uiua ana families for its oulet. orderly management, clean, well-kept rooms, great puono parlors, ' grand halts and' liberal stalrwavs. Send for Large Colored Man of New DANIEL- C. WEBB, Manager. TILLY-. HAYNES Prop'r. Chick Springs Agency Wo are pleased to announce that wa have' secured the ex clusive agency for the Celebrated dick Spring Water and we are prepared to furnish It In halt-gallons, five gallons and barrels. , Chick Springs is a most re markable water and s a spe cific for Indigestion and Dys pepsia. - 'Phone us your ordera We receive the water fresh every day, . o -r- vw 7X-,V Brannoit Carton: Co; 'PHONE 835. ; SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP ERTY. - In the matter of tho Damask Manu facturing Company bankrupt . By virtue of r an order duly : made and entered in , the- ' above entitled proceeding in bankruptcy.- the under signed Trustees In Bankruptcy of said Damask Manufacturing Company will oner for sale, for cash, at nubile auction at the court 'house door in Winston, N. c, on Saturday, May B, 190s, at io a, m., tne mill site. th-i water power, factory building and contents lately belonging to the said Damask Manufacturing, Company, lo cated ut Roaring River, Wilkes coun ty, North Carolina,' ; " The lands hereby offered consist of three tracts one Of four and one half (4 1-2) acres, one tract of one hundred and forty. 1 140) acres, and on tract of one hundred and nine teen (lit) acres,, lying adjacent to the dam and factory building of the com pany. The buildings on this nronertv con sist of a brick factory building, 90x17 reet, stanaaro construction,- one story high, a brick store room and an office 26x38 feet, and two completed tenant houses and six .in the course of con structions also a ' forty-horse-power boiler, together with supplies and ma chine shop- tools, and building ma terial. Also the stock of goods in the company' storehouse, consisting of shoes, overalls . ana sundries and a lot of plug tobacco tin the original packages, unbroken, and also one ypewrlter. .All this property win ne offered separately 'first and then as a whole. This sale la made subject .to confirma tion by 'the Cotirt'.'or Referee, at a meeting of. the creditors to be held at Winston, .N. C, Saturday, May -H, 19 06, at 10 O'dOCK. ' . v F. Hi CHAMBERLAIN, . Trustee in Bankruptcy? April S I90. ...... For any further "Information da- sired, Address the Trustee at Greens-, boro, ,N. C. or, his 'attorney,' R. c. Strudwlck. Esq,, at same place. DH. ; 0. 1$. ALEXANDEH, 1 Southeast Corner ' jrOTJRTIt AND TRYON STREETS. HOOK AND BOOEBS AECHITE0TS a 1 coAiuwrra: 3Reensboro. w.a Wheeler, ' Eunge and Dickey f'r,", i'ii.rf,-i .v-,v i' ,', ".':(' i,-'. . r . tf.:' -s, -Uj;agaSBBSBlSSSSSSH fcaMM il'.J!,to,V!'l."! AECHITE0T3 - 1 ; , Stoond Floor 4Cg Bunding,. , csUsxjovtb, t ' - if. Q FBANE P. MILBTJIlir ABCIIITEOT. Let tlic Cco.i Co Get, your silk dress on and do your own cooking with electric appliances. The neat Is all internal and cock'. Ing is Just fun., if-. , - 'Somebody wants a cup of tea. Put the water-in the. vessel, turn a little switch,', then read oiffor a few 'min utes It's surprising 'how, quick, the water bolls when the heat is electric and when. one la .reading while .wait ing. ,:, 't . t'A1 Mi-f 4 " f . Thlnk of it! The" watsrs tf ih Catawba,,' ?0 miles 'away.-, make electric current, a little wire bringa me current, to ( Charlotte, $. and tt -"""HJi. mmitK .ies, spin 1 in laoy reads .her -book or maarazinn. And then there are electric chafing dlBhea .and other, electric "aonllancea " s". an ot a meal. . Certainly- let .'the cook - Cook, ing is so easy with electric appliances, and ' Withal iso verv ttlmasnnr'nit hh. tertalnlng that, the husband- wants to wjm cooking. ; ., ; . -' '-w Th. electric ' flat-iron ' Is as rcon venlent . and -useful ' a thn .Iwirii. cortee percolator pr the electric chaf' big dish. "k!-4 i 'Jtx -i - To a very lares extnnl. Atnntrln in. pllaacea may be made to solve the cook ana servant question. We carry a full ltne or th pllances, ,-and . of i electric supplies generally. . , , " THE D. A.TOMPKINS CO, Charlotte, N. C. f j THE MOON Is Made , MT UUWJf CUEESsk many. people would lead her.' to be lieve, when the housewife . sroea to. purchase flour for her baking day but if she has one used the Prtda of Charlotte flour ah will take nothing else. It is mad of tho choicest se-, lectea wneat and groun4 at our nulla MECKXENBUnO FLOOR MILLS J. Leo Kolacr, Proprietor. Phono 89. '' Genuine Mad Stone. A cenuine Mad Stonawui cur bites of rabid dogs;rtU cure bydrsv phobia; will cure bites of poisonous snsxes; win cur IOCK-; jaw; will draw any poison . from ths system. T have treated hundreds of case and very one nas Deen cured. A. D. YELTON, Lattlmore, N. C Special Rates via X A. L Hy. NEW ORLEANS,, LA. Confederate' Vet- erans reunion, new urieans. April 23th-27tn. from Charlotte 16.H, Ral- - etgn .mv uxiord, iis.ib, Henderson - .4fi.-WIImins:ton 119.98 and -ear. ' respondlngly low rates from other 'oomt. - i --?- ..!.- - v-iv RALEIGH, V;- C-N.'C." Library Ass'o- murani apru zn-nrn, rate one ana one-third, fares plus 26c. round trip on ceruncine plan. - ' -,'; WASHINGTON, d'c 'National Associa tion Colonial i- Dames of ' America ' May isi-ocn eertincate plan. - -RALEIGH, N- aGrand Council Inde pendent uraer oi Hsa Men, Jday SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.r"LOS 'AM. j- GELES, .CAL. Imperial Council An, , , - ciept Arabic Order Nobles -of the Mystic Stft-ine, May .7th-!0th, from RHleigh I76.S0, 1 Charlotte 175.00, Wil mington tis.ow ana correspondingly GOLDSBORO. N. C. Grand Txxirn tml. . pendent Order of Odd Fellows, May - Ith-llth, rate on certificate , plan. - -CHATTANOOGA. TENN.-Southern Urn. r tist Convention, May 10th-th, one flrst-elass far plus 25w' round trh. WASHINGTON, D. C.-Natlonal Piano uonai Associaiion or fiano - xeaiers . of America. May 10th-17th nl M. 14th-17th, rate of one, one-third fares pius , wc. rounq . inp on certificate - plan. - - -. i '"v v. , . NASHVILLE, TENN.-Peabody College Summer Schools for Teachers, Vau derblit Biblical Institute, JunVUtb August 10th, one flrst-class tare. plus iufi iur ruuiiir mp - , v TUSCALOOSA, - ALA Summer - Sobool for Teachers, June 3tb-July Mtb, .rate' one flrst-class fare plus v 25c ' - round trio, r1 - - . , Bcnooi. June ain,juiy zvtn, en flrst- "' class 4are plus.JSc, for round trip, SAN FRANClfeO, CAL.; LOS AN - GELKS, CAL-Nattonat Education- al Assoclatirm,"-July 8th-lh,. from Raleigh 177 ,' Wllmlnxton 177.30. Charlotte 177.60. eorresBondlna-, in ; rates' from other polnta , MONTEAGLBi ' TENK Monteagle " Sun. day School Institute,, July isth-Awr ,gust 6th, one first-class far plus 2Sc. . '' tor round trlp e r. MONTEAGLE, TENN.-Monteagle "Bible .Training School Julv, I2od-Jlst one first-class fare plus 26c. -.for round -t trjp. ' ' 1 i ' tr MONTEAGLE, TENN, Woman's 'Con-,-gresa, July . 90th-Aurust - 20th, - on j)rstc1ass fare, plus 2Sr round trio, BIRMINGHAM,, ALA.Gei',;ral . Confer ence M. 6. Church, SoKth,- Birming ham, Ala., Mar Srd-June. 1st., .Rates to be announced later. , . . , -HAMPTON, M YA.Departmenfr; Encamp , ment Of -Va. and North ' Carolina , Orand Army Of Jhe, Republic , April J9th-20th, certificate plan rates. , ; Bri'uuriMtl VA Vlrrln(. IP.,MnM.. , , rectors Association, M4y Ihth-lSlh. ' i rrtlflnaf nlsn rates. . i . WARREN PLAINS, N. C.-Nbrth Car olina Cnerenc Women's Forelcrn "C. May ind-7th, - ,s , WRIGHTSyTLLE; N. -re- Summer School. June I5fh-at. rat one. first- ' For further jnforma.tion - aa to -rates from your cmv time tables, schedules, etc.veall on your nearest -agent or t- aresstF i u -. a. - . Traveling Psssenger Agents I- i : 4 ' ':r' -RJn,-N. c. v uenerai assenter Ageni, .,! T portsmoutn, va. tiVUY.ViJI J affiffn, I, i 1 TiirouiJi Tral it Dsily.Cfcarlott w u to koanoke. Vv w?' - gohedul in effect Deo- a UOt. '. Il.-Ofl am Lv Charlotte, be.- Ry Ar:0 pm , J:15m Ar Winston. Bo. Ry. Lv 126 pm 1:W pin Lv Winston, N W Arz.-o nm I.Wpm L MarUnsvUle, Lvai;m pm Lv Bocky Mount, - Lv 10:2 m Isi fin Af Roanok. ...v...Xv t:tf am Daily, iv 1 V s " j , - Conasct at ' Roanoke via ' Shenandoah Valiey Route for N'siura! Bridge, i,ury H(rstown, and all points In FennsyU vaola and New York PuUmaa alDr Roanok and Philadelphia. -. . "7"" - -Througk coaoa, Charlntt and Roanok T,,!' Additional" Information from Southern Railway, M. F. BRA GO, W B, BEYILL. heT. Pass. AgeaU . ,., ROANOKE. VA. ' ;;t- 1 - v'O.V'rf-m Direct line to the principal cities North, Fast, -South , and ' boiithwr-st. Schedule Using efiect April U, IS ,6, - subject 10 chanae, without notice. Tickers for pnssaKe gn all trains 'pre -told byj this vompany and accepted if,-,,' the- passenger with the underaiam' 4 that this company will not be reponii-ie for. failure to run its trains on schedule' time, pr for any such delay as may b j , inuHieni o tueir operation. Care is ex- ' irclsed to give correct time, of connertn.g lines, but this company is not responsible tor errors or ommisfons, .-, - -,' ' t .. :', Trains leave Charlotte as follows: ' No, Us, dally, at 4:4a a. m. for Monroe, . Hamlet and Wilmington without chaurc. Birmingham and the Southwest, with No., oil at Monroe for local points to Atlanta, At Hamlet- with an fop ' Ruleurh.1 PortSo, mouth, Norfolk and. steamers for Wash Ington,. Baltimore, New York. Bostori and '' -Providence. . With 8 at Hamlet for Rul-,-.V elgh, Richmond, Washington, ., New York and the East, Wtth,3l ot Hamlet - for j - tell ' -- - - . - - i '- ,iu. itti. uiiii,, u:in ill, ijiiilihii, : ri' - ton. Hhelhv onrf cih ..llnu! uflihnulr , cuKPsje, connecting si jumcoinion whu C N. W. No. 10 fof Hlr-korv. Leoalr -and. vr U'c h.ci-k 1.Tn. w nA.Al . .L . - . ' ', I No. 45,-4 pm. daUy, for Lfnolnlon, Shelby, Rutherfordton and all looal st- , tiors, connecting at Linoolnton 'with C. ' N W. for WAwtnn Hlflcnrv - Tnnlr And ' all local point i - . No.-44, dally, 6 p. m. MonroeHamlet. . Maxton, Lumbertoo, Wilmington and. all local stations. - - : . , , .;" .-- v - jm oaiiy, y:j p.n. ior aonrw,, t . . , connecting wttn. 41 for Atlanta. .Blrming-. . ham. and the Southwest., at Hamlet with 43 for Columhla fliHmiih i Jorkannvllla , v and Florida nnintu .With 14 at' Hamlet w nicniiiono, wnsntngtonana ?,, York and the East with 35 V-Handel. v k XOr ISnll'llFn t 0..riimAntli "saearl -sfn)Ig 4fi .. ' . -r - w miiiivu ss ' fsaa w.n -i wm.t i:.w ThmilsTh silsaAeuhM v. Y.i,. aMt. mm rhtt . "-- 0 rtsioun, va aauy,--' No. 1 8:46 a. m daily exceptvSur.diy, Loctl freight , for Monroe. , ;-- W I , r Trains arrlv In 'fhm-lntYm follows -i . - i m1?1 J01 - . daily.' from points North and South. - : . ' 1 Vot AA .11.. .s - was feYlk avs,', -ris ' UfglflVl I. '. Ill 7 lOr .swi . FIT. ..IlriTtl H UT II WTT0 .t- : Wk Points m s , - i 4 V ,? ; No, 46s daily; . ta. froni Wllnitn- -? roe and all local points. - -1- - ----- -, v hi., uiiiiy, train umiiict- , fordton. Shelby. Linoolnton, and CW. . ton, Hamlet and- Monroe, alsu" f rem - points East. North ,miA amilh.f ,rn.i ' ' nectlnlt at HimlM mA UA..i . , Connections are mad at- Hamlet-"with ' all .through trains for points -.Nortb. m bouui and southwest which are, compos ed of vestibule day .' coaches between ; .. PorUmouth .and Atlanta, and '.Washing-, - ton and Jankannvtlla mil ilunlii. mra ' between Jersey City, . Birmingham and . Memphis, and Jersey City and Jackson- , v!l!e' Cafe-cars on-all through train, .' 4 For Information, time-tables, reservav tkins,' or Seaboard descriptive literature,. apply to ticket agents or address, - jy- PORTSMOlfTH.iVA; 1 JAMES KER. JR., C, P. -A.; . i . ; , . CHARLOTTE. -N. -O?, ' r. C. Hj-OATT18, T. P.. A.," RALEIGH. N. -C- , VBAB, . Hi AN, G. P. A., ' - " 1 TOB1BMOUTH...VA.' -t ern c J t, f ct Febr lUmaiMl .' In Effect FebrusrV lltli.' lflOS." This condensed schedule is published i a Information and la subject -to change without notice to the public. , " ,' .w a. m. ' no, cany, ror Kicnmoaa and local points; connect at Greensboro - for Winston-Salem. Raleigh, Goldaboro. , Newbern iul Morahaiut r.itvt . mt Dan. - villa for Norfolk. ' - tM a, m. No. St daily, for Rock Hill. Chaster, Columbia and local stations. m 7:10 a hi. No, 11 dally except Sunday. : i or Biatesvuie, Tayiorsvui. ana iooa , points; connects at Mooresville tM Win. ston-Salem and at Btatesvlll for Hlefe. ory. Lenoir, Blowing Rock, AsMvUl. bu oiner points west. 7:15 a. m. No. 81, dally. New York 'and itlanta EtnrM. . Pnnmu nlMiwr i ta. Columbus, ua., sad day coaches to At. lanta. close connection -at Spartanburg for-Hendersonville and Asheville. , :, a.s-mt'-Nar 3Z, Aajly, New Yorfc end Florida' Express, for Rock Hill, Chester -Waynesboro. , ' Oolumbla. Bavanaah," Jacksonville. Dining car servtcs. . . ,, ' , s: a. m. oi s.aauy. u,' a. asr s.au for - Washington and all.Doints North. Pullman drawing . room . . sleepers, to New Tork and Richmond; .day eoachea-' New Orleans to - Washington. Dining-car; service. Connects at - Greensboro for ' Wlnston.Saim. , Raleigh and ' Ooldsborsw B.av a. m. no. tl. naiiy, numniuin and - Southwestern - Limited. Pullman.. drawing room . sleepers. New Tork to : Nw ..Orleans .and Birmingham. Pullman -observation oar New Tork to Macon, - Pining, car service, BoUA Pullman train, ' 10:09 a m. No. ' V, Washington ' and Florida Limited: Pullman- drawing room Lslcepers to New York; first class coach io wesnmgion. uining car service. 11:09 a. -m. Ho. a daily. - for .Davidson, Mooresville.- - Barber Junction. - Coole4 mee. Mocksvllle. Winston-Salem - - and Roanok 'Va, and local. points. . U;26 p. m. No. U dally, r for Atlanta Snd local Stations; connects at Sparta , urg for- Hendsrsonvill' and TAshevllM" '? J:uO o. m. No. 12. daily; -for RlehmoAA' and local stations; - connect at Greens., 5 - Railway ooro ror tuueign- ana 1 uoiasooro. un., . man sleeper. Grsnsbro to .Raleigh.-: ' Charlotte to. Norfolk, , and Charlott -t Richmond.- 1 ' - i, ' .- W ' :00 d. m. NO. 28. dailr. excent Sunday freight -and passenger; to Chester.. S, , giid local point .- ' f - , -'". . J:U p. m. ria M, daily, exeept Sunday,. -for. Taylorsvlil and local stations; Con. " necta at 8tatesvllle for'Ashevill Knox- vllle, Chattanooga and Memphl " :li p. m. No. tC dally.; Washington and Southwestern ' Limited, for Wash. ', ington-, and all - points -North, pullraen ", -. j. sleepers, and- Pullman -observation Oaf -to New. York. Dining car servlc Solid ', -Pullman' train. ' - i, v ' ' io: p. m. wo. h, daily, New York ana . Florida Exnres - for Waahlbalon ' and , points Nortbv, Pullman - sleepers front. Jacksoitvill and -Augusta, to New York. First ' elsss r. day " eoacs, , JacksonviU ' to , , , WashingtOB. ,- . tif.iK' 9:60 p. m. ' No. 29, dally,4 Washington -, ' and Florida Limited: .for Columbia. . Au- ' gusts, Charleston, Savnnnab aad.Jaek. ' sonville. i Pullman ' drawing -room, slso ,,. Ing cur to Jacksonville. -First claes day ' coaches Washington to JackaonvUle.- ' UM p. m. No. 40, dejly for Washing., -. ton and points , North. Pullmsn slepr to WaahlnartOn. r First' elaaa-daw Nu.-h , ' Atlanta to Washington.: - .... , w: B. m; no. s oauv united Htatef Fast Mall, for Atlanta and nnlnt Rnnin and Southwest., Pullman - drawing veoia sleepers to New Orleans and - Blrmlns. ' ' ham Day Coaches. Washliurton to k. ' - Orleans. Dining ear service. - . Baggage called ror and cheeked from -'", hotels and roaidanoea hv W,ni-Tn Transfer Company, en ordera left al City Ticket Offic. ' , - -,. H. ,B.i SPENCER, General Manager; - " aH. HARDWldRV Passenger TraiTa Manager, f , j--a, v ' t , zj - 4 9 s f ? in, r lr ' April j . is '" the ' Diamond ,: ' " 'month--tho time'., when the,'' , i atone of - sentiment and tnno ' t ' ' cence Is in most . demand for' birthday gifts and ' engagement i v- We have very fine assort, ment of selected Diamonda, ali;: - alses ' and -a- great ', variety of ' mounting that it will be - to , ... your advantage to see before ;purchaaing. .i-.-o;,-,:', a Ah Pri fri f a : .,44 k.a,ivmi,Mii Wt aiiaivij Diamond Am " yjL uiierinQ I4 if- W 1
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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