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c:: i:. i,..,tin'i:uuicuL3 i-.vI.uaiTKUlAN.' -I tr tfc. i v ). t U and I by the I-nMor, '! H' v,-. ir, J. XI, Howerlon; iiiool 8:110; Wftliii-Mday night flay er iTirctinj at i, a coruiai lnvuuuon to all. '. . .''? t tcond- Men's prayers meeting at 10:15; .baccalaureate sermon to. the Charlotte University School at U. by J; i lr. Martin 1. Hardin; Sunday arhool . . and Ulble class - 1:80 Covenanter y : meeting 4:45. Oh acount of the bao ,-i calaureate aermon at the Presbyterian yr f College. thers will be no evening ' ' i MrvicaA:"'' ; . ;-;.r. ' ' . Tenth Avenue Preaching at 11, by , 'Rev. B.v Cj Anderson, of Geetonla; ,rf Sunday school at J:30; no evening ; 2" service) prayer meeting Wednesday J , avenlng at,-, All - are cordially . invited.?- . ' East Side Preaching at 11 by Dr. V Leeper; Babbath. school at I, Instead ' Of .I0; no night services; organlsa . i Won at 4 p. m. - . ' . . -' WestminsterPreaching ' at litis at g. W.a.aw. i a tr ';' A lAVBMflAf Martin; Sunday school at 10.' Publlo f cordially Invited.- ' , ' -..'. I ? Trinity Preaching atli, aermori before the graduating claaa of graded 1 i ! J at 1:10; Epworth League at 10; prayer -.' meeting at 10:16. . ; V. ' ""' . v- Tryon Street -Preaching at 11. and if by the pernor,' Rev. H. K." Boyer; : men's prayer meeting .;at 1,9; Sunday achool at -9:30. '. -f : ' v Brevard i- Street Preaching . at U . and by the pastorr Rev. W. to Nlch : eOaon; prayer meeting .'10; . Sunday acheol liJOt. i All ,', arav cordially ; i invited.;? ' . v.' : : ;; Dllworth Preachlnr at 11 and t by the pastor, Bar."Q.;M. Short; SuV j-... v, EPISCOPAti s-t " v St.' petara-Rev...i-Harrlf .'MalUn ckrodt. rector.. Tourth Sunday, after Easter. .Celebration. of the Holy com ' munlon at. 7: SO; Sunday school and -.Bible clasa at o:30t morning prayer, ante-communion ,'tnd - aermon 1 at 11 ; " evening prayer and aermon at t. . Tb rector will preach at both eervlcea. - ' Smm. All w.l.Ami S ' A -- -ft.-- John'a 1 Chapel Sunday achool at 1:10, Krneat Tleld. euperlntendent. - Church ef the Holy Comforter Rev Francta at Osborne. minister la charge. Sunday achool -and Bible claaa at 1:41;'. morning prayer and ' aermon at 11 -. . - L Martln'a Chapel Sunday achool vaad Bible claaa 1:10; evening prayer aad aermon at ' ; Andrear'a . Chapel Rev. v- John It Crosby, minister in charge. Holy ; communion t:ii; morning prayer and sermon at 11; ounaay Knwi . . " " . Chapel of Hope Sunday ' achool .' i B;I0; evening prayer and aermon at I. if " BAPTIST, v s -v., ; Ninth- Avenue Preaching at , 11 -ahd t, by the pastor,- Rev. I R. Pruett; Sunday school at I: prayer -w , meeUng Wednesday evening at; ' Prltchard , Memorial Rev. a. M. .1 Johnaoa will occupy the pulpit to. j . morrow morning at 11 o'clock. There -' will be no night service. - First Rev. I A. Mitchell, of New York, will preach at 11 and v. - The aobject at the morning service will - i be, "The Boud4eseLve ,of Christ. 1 that of tne evening, 'The New Man 4 Against the Old." Bunday achool ' , Bt-Mark's Preaching at 11. and I "k Rev. W. C. Schaaffer. Jr. At the v-!,:..' infSy e tU ! I to a t u.1 i .on for Mt !i. I j ft -ol at a:4&; ptn.sor nutting Up .icr ay ev- t-ninjr at 8. - - , , a. n. p. F.awt Avenue Tabernacle rreach Inir et 11 ani t:l& ty the pastor, Uav. Vr. W. W. orr; Vdneday, evening I'tayer service at 1:10. i AH the-members are. urgad to be present at All services, with a cordial Invltaltlon to all friends and irtrangera. K , v t ; METHODIST. ' ."-' V ' i Calvary Hervlcea at 11 and' 1:15 'by the pastor, Rev, D. I Reld. Sunday school at l:S0.,' Prayer meeting will be held In the church, at 10 o'clock to which all members of the church are urged to attend. -'' r t ASSOCIATE REFORMED' JPRESBY ' TERIAN. -v : ".' ' First Servlcea.atH. and- 8by the pastor, ' Rev. William 'Duncan. The session Ml Meet In the church study for the reception of members at 10:40. Babbath school at 11:J5. Young peo ple'a meeting at Till. r -- r- : i . TOO BIOCH ". MOXKEY.t v i . . ; . ' ,. -. ' ? ' A TlnyMttki Glri llas a Bad Mlit ' After Wltnewdng the Dog and Pony , Khow She Saw Um Monkey. Doc ., ' tor.. ;i.J'.v. .-v There lives In the fourth ward a tiny little girl, full Of high-strung nerves and Just II months old. Uke all sprightly children of her age this tot wanted to see the dog and pony Show.. She had not been real well for .. week but had recuperated her strength until she looked about as usual. ..Friday morning she wltneas ed the parade and. was delighted, es netialiv with the .' monkeys. - After dinner her mother dressed her In her very prettiest . clftthes and took, her to the show. The crowd, especially the other babies, the dogs, the pontes and the monkeys bewildered her; she had . never . seen such, a lively, scene. The monkey horse doctor seemed to impress her more than any other fea ture of the programme but no one could tell whether she was pleased or displeased with that , great man-like beast, t .'.A ' Those who went to watoh the little lady and' see that she was amused did not know' what te think of the show as It affected their - charge. They were In doubt, as the little one could not tell them what she thought But. alas, there came a time when they did-realise what sort of an im pression had been made on -her ten der -mind At 1:10; Baby went to sleep aad a halt hour later aha Jump ed p In bed aad cried "Monk, monk, monk!" From- her .behavior H was evident that she called : hot to aee another .."monk" ; but to get' away from tba , one aha had already seen. She was Afraid, i After an .' hour of rocking and elnging the mother auo needed In getting her baby-back 'to eleep. At 11 o'clock the little thing Jumped up In bed again and cried as If her heart would '.break; ehe was almost fraatlov. wh -' fright , That monkey v doctor had -visited- her - in her dreama.' r For more than an hour she lay awake,' snuggled clone; to her mother and looked afraid. '" Sleep came onoe mora to sooth and quiet her nerves, ,but aa the clock struck five the monkey came, again and the child waa so soared that she scream ed and tried to hide. : The mother ailed the father, wtio slept acroea the ball and the two together suc ceeded In calming the little airl. "I wonder how many children still sea that horrid old monkey" said the mother as she rolled the sleeping baby from her arm. f COi :::c:r.:r:.'T ' riioc;::A?.r.srs. Th Clinrlotto I'nlvrrol'y School and the . lavcnMvrt' t'oix-ce j lnvltn tions 1'ho Wnlty 4Joi5go The following. Invitation was Issued yesterday; The Faculty and Studenta : ' , ef the"'' . Charlotte University School will be pleased to have you attend the Closing Exercises of the First Session to be held In the auditorium of the v ' Presbyterian College , -V ,':.- Thursday evening, May the Seven : teenth nineteen hundred and six . t'..;.,-' .'.-at eight: o'clock..'- $ ' TIIB ' PROGRAMME. .., ' Sermon before the School by Dr. M. D. Hardin. May llth. " -V Contest for Declamera. Medal, :V-! prise debate. - : (..-..' w: Annual Address by Hon.. K & Mo Nlnch. '.'. -. -;' Presentation of Diplomas, Award ing of Medals May 17th. . v , GRADUATING CJU88. ' ' '. :' Stuart W. Cramer, Jr., Parka Dan via, William T. McCIure, Jr LaUlmee McCllntock. Edgar pharr, George E Wilson, Jrn Harold Freeland. v ' v.- MARSHALS.. " - Edwin Wadsworth. Caldwell NeaL Stuart Cramer,' Excel) Morley,, Mor gan Aiken. . t . .., V '. ' '' . DAVENPORT COIXEOH. 't ' The Davenport ...College, InviUtlon reads: - -j ' - , i-- ..- v..-.- ; , , The . Faculty and Studenta i ; ' . "' -y Jv'.-.Of )''?"?- 'X.''-i : w Davenport. College '".(' ', request the honor of your presence w ,-.. -;.x: nt the - ) ,.v , r t ; , Commencement Exercises '-, v. -- Wednesday and Thursday ' v May thirtieth - and . thlrty-nrst i nineteen hundred and slx"'- c "i Ienolr, North Carolina. " " PROO R A M M B. Wednesday.' May 10, nual Sermon by Rev... M: K" Carlisle. D D. ,of Charleston, S. C ? .,. - t p. m.. Elocution Contest ' . . Thursday, May II,' If a. m. Award of Dlplomaav.' u.' i. K 11 a. m.-Literary Address by Rev; C. O. JoneaDi D. of Atlanta, Oa.. p. nw Concert : ;, - class roll. ; ; r . " - Helen Coiner Allison, Esther Llew ellen Brown. Edna Lee Holsclaw, Henrietta Cornelia Montgomery, Mar garet Katharine Newell. Annie Pryor Nally, Estella Naomi Owenby. Helen Reld Shell, Mary Ethel Terrell. Clyde Thomas, Dora Elisabeth Tuttle, v- . ; ''. - ."". ' ;' ;. PROGRAMME FOR , TRINITY, , Invttadona to - the - commencement of Trinity College, Durham, were re ceived In, tba city .yesterday as follows;- ''"' V.''' ,r, .,'V,'v;'. ' - ' of - . ' . Trinity Collea-a'i " requests the hbnor of your presence at the exercises of , . ' Commencement", Week ,-, -' June third 'to sixth - '.; ' . nineteen hundred and stXV'-.V . .: -: . i" j- Durham, N. C. v ' The programme of the commenoe ment follows: i, ' r- ' '. -' Sunday,-June i; 1:10 p. mJ bacca laureate address. vPresldent Joha' C Kllgo-. Tuesday. June I, 11 a.' m. bac ealaureata sermon. Rev Robert Stu art MaeArthur, D. D, New. -York: Taeedsy, June I, 1:10 p. m.,. graduate Ing orations; -Wednesday, June , It : 10 a. m, eommencement addre .-Albert Shaw. L. L. D. editor of Review of Reviews, New York: conferring of dasreea: Wednesday. June l,U m.. alumni dinnsr. address, t . Bruce ,R u siiu mi. 1 A- ' Carolina.. j ; 4MB. -Wf 0, 11 aTnt.,-Anat v.-.-:- Payne, ph. D., class of 'It, Charlottes ville, va. . . - ; - iTnijBBASraAU' TRipgx ., " The i Invincibl e Won After Many . , . c Hard outfit Games. . ' 'A beautiful trophy-eup, Which' was won by the Invlnctblea In the basket ball tournament of the Young Men's Christian Association,- t on exhibi tion in the window, of the Stone Barrlnger Co. J" :,'-;'".'- 'r The cup Is ten Inches : high and gold lined and silver plated. .It ; is properly engraved and presents a handsome, appearance,' . having , the letter- "l" - enameled on' it In '0 the team's colors, orange and black. " Thle cup was won by the InvlncI bles . after a hard 'fought series ot games with three other teams,, all members of the , local ' association. Thla was the most successful tourna ment ever played by the association and the trophy-up Is a fitting reward to the men who played these very Interesting games, i - .. - v, The cup will later be placed on. ex hibition! at the- association building. Below Is .a record of the 4mes play edtby. tha teams competing for thla cupr "v.;. t ' Nam of Games -; '-, Team. Invlnclbles Independe JoDllnites Excelsiors , ' -a ;, l i After the regular - schedule had been played,' th Independents and Jopllnltes were tied for second place. Thla required an extra game, which was won by tba Independents. T. W. CA. Vewa and Personal Notes. The ladles of the -city are Invited to attend the Vesper service at the Young Women's ' Christian Association-this afternoon at I o'clock. Miss .Welkins, of the Presbyterian College, will speak on "Greatness In the Sight of God." Miss Mary Wlneooff, who haa been In Blacksburg, . 8. C, for some time has returned to the city and Is at the Association. Home. : f . Mlsaes Rosa Burleyson. of Concord, and Mary D. Baylor, of Salisbury, are amongr the recent arrivals. Mrs. Mackay. of Heath Springs, Is truest at the home. of , Games it V Played. Won. . 'Lost 8a'LT ...-. , i-v:;--i. anta-.,-';J.V,v .'I'M- a. w. POSTMASTER ROBBED. rout, roeuaasMr at Rtvertoa, U nearly lost hts. life and was robbed of all oemtort, accoraing u nis lelier, which says:' "For 20 years I had chronic liver complaint, which led to saeh a se vere ease ef jauadlee that evea my fin ger nails turned yellow; when my doctor preeertbed Eteetrio Bitters; which cured me end have kept mf well for eleven years. Sure euro for Biliousness. Neu ralgia, Weakness aad all Stomaoh, Liver, Sidney and Bladder derangements. A wonderful Tonle. At R. H. Jordan A Cos drug store. 00 cents. ; GOOD LUQK ; f j ' Do yon want good luck i - I vl ' Y)o you desire to know how 'J rf?L .,; you 1 may be fortunate In ' life,' suoeessful In business prosperous . nnanciai Za it your desire to i- nave everyiniar to eonie your way T.I have thousands of letters from' neoDle who were unlucky In every thing and are sow havlns good lck and are prosperous la all their uodertakinss. nena your name ana aaaress to captain Rand and he wtU tell yen all about It: It will coat you nothing to write him, and It may result In your fortune and future happiness. CAPTAIN WALTER i Kaflu 17s g. Tremont hi., uoeion, Ms as.: this la not astrology or fortune tailing. r i :;,' rj- . ,' Mrs. J. X llayea ties Cailenly. Mrs. J. B. Hayes . died suddenly yentorday afternoon at I o'clock at her home noar Bavdls church; Sharon township. Her death resulted from heart failure. The funeral services wilt be conducted at Bard is Associate Reformed Presbyterian church . this afternoon : by Rev. Dr. R. G, Miller, the pastor. ,J u - ,i -v Mra Hayes waa 94 years old and Is survived by her husband and six children, four sons and two daugh ters. , All the children are grown and most of them live in Charlotte., J,; 'r'f-A' Mating for Boya.''OA?U " Very Interesting meetings have been planned for the boys of- the city at the Young Men's Christian Associa tion to-day. ' This morning' at 10 o'clock there will be a meeting for older boya addressed by Mr. Charlea Luther Boynton, the local association's appointed foreign representative to China. Mr. Bovnton- will also apeak at the Boya Volunteer League, which meets at Ml p. m. AH boys of the city are Invited to attsnd these m eet Inga. . . ,. v ,. ; . ; ... ,' - 'as; " m .-V littlolkkfcr CURSS " v. Liver Complaints ; ) uaes ' , only Ramon's Liver Pills , and Tonle Pellets, ' and fives your money back If " not satisfied. Your liver j is the bicf elt trouble rnaker. r If you would b well, try Rampn's Treat ment. Only 23 cents. W. L. HAND A CO. JNO. M. SCOTT CO. TO CONTRACTORS. Ws Invite) sealed bids to be opened June llth, 1101, for excavating and laying brick and stone foundations, up to and Including water tables of the PlrstMethodlat Church of States villa, N. Ci. according to plana and specifications on file In the office of Wheeler, Runge 4k Dickey, Arehl tects, Charlotte, N. C or with the underalsned. Rlaht reserved to re ject any or all bids.' 'V . stataivllle, N. a . . ru; ' vv ut iiJUi:,j ; Malt Entraci .. Y ? n. . mmmM RE you Bains tlis celebrat3d Cprin j tonic ? I! . TJOt, wnto ns and ws wu send you a fec-x; rood for one bottU iVw. at mtm'drua $tart ' . T I - -1 I 11 .A A-li Xl 1. 1 1. t j.ltdonomoa u to bcZiini np sotsxl, healthy nerves ; . Vcrtjbarcer Blalt Extract CompznTt ' AtiaoU, OA. -Ziskr'r,: 'V'-f'- i ' ..4 Big f Ire Coirnpanlcs ' Tha blx English and fteoteh Cein- eanias of take ssrener have no troutbia In paying their loaws. - I swsi odaed that The irvorpooi ana wnura Globe will . pay Its loss weth ftmda from , Kngkusd IAU wtthasit impair ment of reserve) bessdea leaving un touched thosr rnnns in u. winrv k.i. mmiii. MmfjM am ft k.aoeooo. The SooUlsh. after paylne it losses, will still hare tha amount of over $1,000,000 surplus In U. S. alone. The Piedmont Is. as aver, aMe aad sound, . T n. Wm vam If oh If . Ml want solid Insurance ernlch insures. FRED NASH.' Aft, ' Ko.' S, netToatOBl BnttdTsaf. fat Floor. exwati:?! k:tice ;- The Board of Medical examtara ef the State of North Carolina will meet at Charlotte, May Urd to list. The registration of applicants will begin at p. ra., on ths Urd. and all persona desiring license to practice medicine in tba Slats should be pres ent at that hour.-: -' ApplleaaU must show ' cipiama from a reputable medloel.eellege, cartiflcate ot good moral character, signed by two physicians known to the board, and pay a fee of tea del lara before, admission to tha sxaml nauon. ,. , GEO- W, PRKSSLT. SeeV, ; j vi'--',:7r""'.wCbarlotto. N. C '" Toracwsorivl iURINO the cdcbration20th of, May , week--UP you wUl find the CEO. D. WITT SHOE CO S line of Samples open, ready for your, inspection, in our Sample Rooms in rear of Foreman & Miller'a Shoe Store. Making cur store your headquarter! and loafing place while in the dty. V W. R FOREMAN Phone 815, a THE SHOEMAN -a. M " 19 in I I y ' 4 .'V '. K. r f ' vlffgS5S . v r n i i ' ;rAm iiim .! 2- . .' Ill I '". !' - -t' I '' ' . -.. i . ... - ... . . I? ' ..'.' 1 - S : . . i . '.-. . . . ' v "m i. w . T V aaSJ ' . . eit 'C t" ' , April, 1906 i . .A fc the Foundation ' Strict Adherence, to these Principles -Permits us to Announce 7fc Greatest Percentatie of Gain Vhich has Ee Published -- i '':"' m assr ma .. is ill s ''.' . . . . . j . . ... ' . r-,--...i'-. s r W e C a ii Delivt2r f Me Goods ' ' ' . it , ' 'j , ' . u .. . ; This day ptraonally app6ar.8d.before. mi a Notary-Publi w J- - ils day piraonally appearad-heforems. a Notary;PubliO'for the olty aforesaid,' ih the State v of Virftinlav.Wm. F; Oordqn, . who-bolng.oy ma.'duiy'aworn;: depoBaa and saya he'ls Seoretary of wingo, A TMlult A. flrnmn fihna flomnanv : Manohflfltar, ; VlrCflnia . a-OOrnorn 11 nn 4ii1v.ohartarad undar tha lamra of thfl.'J State of Virginia and that the.lnofeaae -.in;net;..eaieB itor the nonth of : April, .1806. shoifs a gtlnt :;';pver the month;of Aprils 1905; of 185 per; oent.'.v- i.:'- J 8ub;eoVibed:' and ewornto :'before:yy5 5 me. thia 4th :day of May,' X906.; - :t'i-- Seoretary.; -'u 'l' "VV'-f '. .. u;'.? , ;J - i , . KWe Publish Itllt So I ;.;!' v'' ' .r ' ; ''-' v ' ' " f V:f;.?,'::;r:::V-'-V'.',?J.'.?yi.;';:;j U Per Cent GAIN . "V'- : T ' . V ' 'J. ' , iUjiyj, ii lil A J JLi; VLi m . liii VLM . r ':-.the-dest. shoesver'aTHEsSOn.:-':' v . v Wind,. Ellett 2;;CrtiiBp 'Shop- Cpmpaixsv v-r- II Mincheittr. Va. , 4 Richmond chnondsVa. V ' . 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