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CITARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE CO, '1000. HOXAZITJUN TUB' 'STATE tfeLP IX UlJilACU MANTEL ' Blx-Iby I th Ciutre of ArtlvtUo) In the Julutrul Ibut Alas Made the 1'rvtty Uit 1.1 fctit Common nod Iop iUr Tlio 'iiiurium lu kloiuuiie )urn lu the Air and Make uw - (Uino-A i'Uut That Wa Uuilt by fcjigUh Money-Two lntercwUng . lounjc Fellows Mr. CJoUys ana Ills ConiM-ctton With 11)4 MtBCfml JIm) ttouuUo In WUU-ta Moojulte ia " ' Th coming of Mr. ThomM A.' Edt on to Norm , Carolina hu revived ''tb Interest In the mineral resource of th Bute. . It U said that th emi nent Invmtop found cobalt in work' " - - able quantities In four counties and ' that be will have machinery Installed - ' and mine It. ('.,, v -. ghelby ! the centre of th monaslte . industry of . this section Of me coun try. Mr. L. A. Oettys. of thajt pros- paroua .llttt town.. Is pmctU!L,pp f era tor and has" hammered away at monexlt , until ' be has Interested , . - many people In mining and selling the mineral., The Century dictionary : describes monaslte as "a phoephsU ..of the cerium metals, usually con- talntna- soma thorium silicate. It Is - a rare mineral, occurring in small brownleb-red, . or , yellowish-brown , monocllnto crystals, also massive with resinous luster, and Is found at Nor wich, la Connecticut, In North Caro " Una, among . the Urals, and else L where. i. It Is a. prominent accessory, constituent of granitic rocks In some : localities and when these rocks have , been disintegrated by natural causes 4 It has ; been (as In North Carolina ' and Brasil) obtained by wanning the ''' gmrvels. In very Urge quantities." ' ; The thorium In the monastic makes - i. It very valuable In this age of prog ress because of the Welabach man ." tel. Thorium Is "the metallic base of v, the earth thorla. discovered by Ber v aellus, ia 1121, In a mineral from Nor . , way. to which the name of thorite Is now given, and which consists eswn "rrHally of the silicate of thorium. This earth has slso been found In other rare thorium. The metal thorium, as artificially prepared. resembles nlckle In color, has a speclflc gravity of ".! to T.I, takea nre when hested In the air, and burns with a bright name, etc" i ia Observer man went to Shelby several dsys sgo and called on Mr. Get lys. 'manager of the Carolina Mon '' exile Compsny, and Messrs. W. O. 1. i Head and henry TJJwaln.two sprightly . young Knglishmen. who operate the '. plant Of the British Monaslte Com v ! ' pany, of London, and gathered roate " 141 for a story. Dr. R. C Ellis scrompsnled the newspaper man on his rounds and V" Introduced blm to the gentlemen mentioned In the foregoing para i r graph. About a year sgo Mesrs. Head and Swain began to build the concentre- - Hon plant that they ae now running. Instead of waiting for the monaslte to wash out Into the streams tney sre mining It from Its original bods. The granite In which It Is found Is blasted or picked out snd carted to a crusher, where It Is ground Into pieces about the else of walnuts. From the crushing mill the rock Is carried fey means of an elevator Into bins to be run between rollers that con vert It Into fine grains, which In turn are run through a screen, the Doer aterlat drifting into the refining Ills and the rougher matter re nin to oe re-cruanea. aiut oeina ptiverised the monastic is rorcou through screens by means or water, which carries It through pipes to vi brating tables, where, by being heavi er than the other materials which ac companies It. It settles while Its for mer associates are carried on In the water. The monaslte Is gathered from the tables, dried, put Into sacks and shipped swsy. This plant, the Only one of the kind In the world. Is complete: the building la a three-storied frame af fair, made to order. It has been In operation about ninety days and Mr. head, who looks after the details, thinks that it will prove a success. It Is a 100-horse power plant, with a capacity of 20t tons per dsy. Two engines are used, one for the crush ing and the other for the refining machinery. If one were to break the other could be used to run the entire plant. An alarm bell, In the engine room. Is connected with every other room In the building so that, in the case of accident, the touching of a button will notify the engineer. Ev erything Is done with a thoroughnees that attracts attention of the most casual observer. If a workman la cut In sny wsy there are bandages and other appliances. Messrs. Head and Rwaln are the most Interesting features of the plant. They are well-educated, genteel young Hrltone. with a peculiar accent and fascinating twang that Americana, es pecially Moutherners, notice. They hsve ntled up a beautiful little cot tage on the bill, near the mill, where tbey have a valet de chambre, plen ty of good things to est and drink and a latch string that hangs on the out side. Hwaln is Interested In pigs and liesd In chickens, which at this time have the cholers, and turkeys. As Dr. Kills and the Observer man were beating about the place with Mr. Head they spied a man. Tar afield, chasing something thst was in visible to the on-lookcrs. "Hu-wny," csme a csll across the cotton and the corn. "That Kngllshmen Is chining his psigs." said Mr. Head. Mr. Swain was Hanked on either side by a stalwart negro. The pro cession inarched towsrd the cottage. Kvery now and then one of the par ty, or perhane all three, would break across the field as If mad. Htlll the spectators saw nothing but the men. However, when within 200 yards of the bouse, two tiny, black snd white pigs of mlsed blood epeered, walk ing quietly ahead of Mr. 8wln and bis negroes. "These pHlgs," said Swain, "have about. chased mo to death. It's ton hot to be running In the sun. They rooted Out Isst nljht" "Ring their noses," said Head. "That's what I'll be about soon as I get mora tings." Having driven the pigs In lbs pen. back of the barn, Rwaln joined the party and proved himself a jolly, good fellow. Having seen the British plsnl and Brit tenia Villa, the , home of Head and Swain. lr. Ellis and the writer returned to town, where the Utter In terviewed Mr. Oettys. , Mr. Oettys was retard In Ttuther ford county. He U a plsln, polnntsk Ing business msn, with few frills and plenty of accurate knowledge. He likes to collect, study and mine min erals. He has a fine collection of North Carolina minerals, . He began buying monastic In HOI and has In creased his purchases each year sine. For a long time he sold the crude miner!, with the garnet, the Iron and fn Hil a In It, but now ho refines It SrM se!ls the monaslte. ' , I He boys the send, as ft Is gathered from the streams by collectors, or op erator snd nmns It Into a hopper, from where It rune over a eyetem of moving rnerneta, where first the Iron t etfrected;' second, the garnet and, third, the monaxll leaving the sill r to flow on. As a result he t 1rv.n, rrnt, monerlte and silica. Tho uid, at brought to tnsrket, contains i KahI . IA .Mn t 'mtnfttlt. this ks ing an average. The very beet stuff will yield so per cent, a . -Mnu a. 1 AAA' s.na fit '. W ' ertlS sand was gathered in the counties . . i M f).l,.n I In. Ol , DUrM, V-ICYtJHWlU, -"- col. Oaston, Rutherford,! McDowell Trll ihl, RMIa and (tnartsa- burr, Cherokee and ,areenvllle. South Carolina, last year, xne prices i present run from 1300 to 1260 per am .Via Mflniwl nmdiicti the crude stuff ; brings about ; one-third . . that much. :'.;".'-''.'" Monaslte U found In granite, v It washes out and concentrates In the bottom of streams, while the lighter sands flow on with the water. It la very rare " to find.lt eiposed In Its original state. "'. :-V: The Welsbach light has created a steady demand for monaslte, or the thorium which It contains, ranging in quantity from 2 to I per cent There looms to be a demand for so much and no more. The garnet and iron extracted from the crude sand is not besng used for anything. Mr. Oettys has many bins of It " "" ' In color, monaslte varies from a bright yellow to a dark green. The output of this State brings several hundred thousand dollars annually. The supply seems almost unlimited. Many persons have quit their farms and gone to working monaslte year In and year out . The pretty bright light that the Welsbach mantel gives to the gas Is lsrgely due to the thorium that Is gotten from the monaslte mined around Shelby and In Brasil and other places.- -"": BAMtft PECLARK DIVIDENDS. The. Konthrm K tales Trust Company and the Commercial atiomsi Ixv-lare Tlwlr Accustomed Ueml Asutual 1)1 ride swU. At - mettnr of the directors of the Southern States Trust Company yesterday sfternoon. a semi-annual dividend of I per cent waa declared on the capital of 1200,000. The divi dend checks, which will amount In k. ...,.( to ii.ooo. win be mailed to the stockholders next week. The officers of the Houtnern mates Trust Company are Messrs. George Stephens, president: T. 8. Franklin, fix. r..M.nr Word H. Wood, treas urer, and J. E. Pavls. assistant treas urer. The directors of the Commercial Viittnn. I Hank met vesterday after noon and declared their usual per cent semi-annual dividend, on their capital of 2200,000. The dividend checks mill amount to 212.000 and will be dispatched to the stockholders next week. The officer of the Com- merclsl National Bank are Messrs. R A rtunn nresldent: W. E. Holt. vi'r nrxiMant: A. O. Brenlser. cash ier, and A. T. Summey, assistant cash ier. COTTOX CHOPPER TO RE TESTED Experiment Will bo Made East of the City TIUs Afternoon Siuiii Interest Manifested. Those Charlotte people who are In terested in the Lowry cotton chopper will have the opportunity of witness ing Ita operation this afternoon, from I to i o'clock. In a field on the Mat thews rosd, beyond Piedmont Mr. W. H. Roberts, a representative or the Lowry Company, will have charge of the machine. He will be assisted by Mr. M. P. Llpe, of the county. The chopper attaenmenta are aaaea to the four nicker arms of the Lowry cotton picker. Two rowa will bo chopped at a time, four men sitting at the chopper arms. One man will operate the engine. It Is estimated that the machine will chop 25 acres psr day. Mr. J. It Ward Leave. Mr. J R. Ward, who for the past several months has been superinten dent of the Industrial department of the Conservative Mutual Life Insur ance Company, left last evening for Ooldsboro, where he will reside In the future. Mr. Ward has been a resi dent of the city for several years and has msny friends here. Yesterday afternoon the agenU of the Indus trial department of the Conservative met In the office of the company, on South Tryon street, and presented Mr. Wsrd with a fine Panama hat In token of their regard for him and their bent wishes for the future. A nig; (Shipment of Two-Cent Stamps. Postm'sitnr R. W. Smith, of the lo cal office, received yesterday morning the quarterly shipment of two-cent tamps from the Postofftce Depsrt ment. at Washington. In the lot were 100.000 two-cent stamps, or III, 000 worth. The lot will probably last two months. Incidentally It msy be mentioned thst the receipts of the lo cal office continue to grow. The day Is not far dlstsnt when 1100.00 0 will be the sum tsken In from the sale of stamps, stamped envelopes and money orders. Preparatory He-rvloe and Communion. This evening at St Mark'a Lutheran church the preparatory or confes sional servlcs will be held at 1:11 In anticipation of the Holy Communion to-morrow. Similar services also It 10:20 to-morrow morning In the sexton's room. Communion at II a. m. A Card of Thanks. We wleh to thank our neighbors and the public In general for the as sistance they gave us In the Isst Ill ness of our kinsman, IT. Orant Da vis. (Signed) ELI WALLS AND FA MILT. RULE FOR 'u PIANO BUYERS When a, piano agent calls on you treat him. with cour tesy, but don't pUco an order for a pis no until you havo written Cia. M. Stlcff, the front Southern plno ' manu factum, Ulked with one. o( : their salesmen or called t his ,' ,' ' v sVwtliera Warovnomt . west Trad ttrewt, ';-;,' CHARLOTTE X, C --$ '.' t II WlilOTH, l!jr. GOLDEN I PRESIDENT MOORE RESIOXS. A Meeting; of the Executive. Commit tee Called to Elect HU Succeeeor . Mr. A. J. McKlnnon, Vice President, Will Likely be Najued.- r." ' A meeting of the executive commit tee of the North Carolina division of the Southern Cottori Association Is to be held In Raleigh July 11. to consid er the resignation of President C. t.. Moore, which was tendered Col. It C. Dockery several weeks ago. It la highly probable that Mr. Moore's reo un.iinn wtlt'ha aeceDted and Mr. A. 4. McKlnnon, of Max ton, vice presi dent will pe appointea to uu out unexpired term. - - ,:' u Moor has been nrnsident of the 8Ute organisation slnoe the first of the yean. and has filled that office In i a most accepiaoie manner. ....t h.aith rnndltlon of the North Carolina Cotton Growers' AseocUtlon is due more lajrgely to Mr. Moore's efforts than to those of any other r. n In Ika RtAtA. Mr. MOOrO T9 .! fcia AfKra veliirtantlv. The con stitution Of the Southern Cotton As sociation declares tnat no oincer oi that body shall hold arty political of- Ma Unnn'i frtanda have In duced htm to let them champion his csuse for the office of clerk of court of Mecklenburg county. He feels that he should carry out the letter and spirit of the constitution of the Southern Cotton Association and hence he considered It his duty to give up the presidency, of the. Bute cot ton growers' association. U. Uiun ataa4 to an Dhasrver r s porter yeeterday that thU did -not mean that he would stop working for ths cause of the farmers. "I shall be at lha nail nf tha offlpara nf t Ha North Carolina division of the Southern Cot ton Association at any time and win an from Mnrnhv In VfanteA to heln them In the great work In which we are all so much concerned.' . PRESIDENT A. II. LOWE HERE. Board of Governors Not to Meet ThU A f tcrnooo PrenUlr-at A. H. Lowe Called North on Urgent B aid Dees, Mr. A. H. Lowe,- of - Fitchburg,. Mass., president of the American Cot ton Manufacturers' Association, and one of the most' prominent cotton manufacturers In tMo country, spent yesterday In the city, a guest at the Southern Manufacturers' Club. Not only Is Mr. Lows Interested In a num ber of MassachusetU mills, but ha U tressurer and one of the largeat stock holders In the Lowe Manufacturing Company, of Huntsvllle, Ala, The object of his visit to CharloUe was primarily to attend the meeting of the board of governors of the Amer ican Cotton Manufacturers' Associa tion, which was to have been held In the office of Secretary C. B. Bryant, at I o'clock this afternoon. Soon af ter Mr. Lowe's arrival In tbe city he received an Important telegram, which forced him to return to Fitchburg last night For this reaaon the meet ing of the board of governors was called off. Another meeting will be appointed at an early date, at a time when It will be possible for the presi dent and a majority of tha members to bs present SALE Of VALUABLE fURNITURf MANUFACTUR ING PLANT. Pursuant to -the provisions of a judgment rendered June 1st 101, in tn action entitled "The Palmer Price Co., et at. vs. The Brown Fur niture Co.," now pending In the Su perior Court of Rowan County, the undersigned, Receiver, will sell at the office of the Brown Furniture Company, about one mile west from Salisbury, N. C, for cash, to the highest bidder, on Monday, July th, 1100. at the hour of 11 a. m., the entire plant of the Brown Furniture Company, consisting of Isnd, build ing, fixtures, mstsrlal, furniture, ma chinery, tools and all working ap pliances. This property will be sold free from all Incumbrances. This plant Is fully equipped with all modern appliances for manufacturing furniture. A complete Inventory of the fore going property may be had by ap plying to the undersigned Receiver, or his attorneys. This June Ith, 1101. JOHN J. STEWART. Receiver. Burton Cralge and John L, Rendle man. Attorneys. Received By Express Yesterday B Farncse Bxtract Farnese Sachet Farncse Face Powder Ouerlain's Jicky Extract Chamberlain's Liquid Pearl Mme. Yale's Almond Blossom Complexion Cream tlawley's Pharmacy Chick Springs. Water In Great Demand Just read this list of drug stores where it can now ba had: . , .;'::.'.' niLWORTH rmuo storb HAWLKY'S PHARMAOr. ' ; JORDAN'S DKUU STORB v--J. P. BTOWB CO CHARLOTTH Pit IO CO. ATKINSON'S PRUtl STORK TRTON DRUG CO. MATER'S PRUO STOUB BUR WELL DUNN'S Retail BLAIR Rims, ft CO. . W. I HAND CO. OEM REHTAUHANT PENNY CAFU tO CENTS PEW Atim IN ft GALLON, PKMIES. : Y ' Distribute Agents, ' (";;-'j'!.'rjhtng JV'; f Jt ; -lie, ' A BICWTLDEREP 'TAX-PAVJER.' The) Hlgh-8oundlnx; Terms the Tax. ; I Jitter Slung- at Uiin Confuted. Old . Negro. ,v '.' : v An old negro. ho has accumu lated enough property to buy a small home, entered the office of the list takers yesterday afternoon to return his possessions for taxation, as all good cltlsena-do.,. : ', -V - . . "With what cognomen did your pa ternal ancestor burden you 7' asked List-taker Charlie Rltch, In a non chalant mgnner. -: " :- " . "Huh r asked the tax-payer, gnd "what' your name?" was Tasked. , What's your longevity?" was the next question asked, and "Huh?" waa again the response. Tha old darkey was doubtful whether or not he was possessed of any longevity. - v- "Where do yon heslUte, and what earthly possessions have yon accumu lated during your sojourn on this ter restrial globaT" .Inquired tha list taker. 'but he again had to explain to . the bewildered negro, . who then nervously made his mark and hastily mad his departure. ' -,. :;v. ; .Knew Ulm by Hta Noao." . Mr. M. L, AusUo, of Texas, Is vis iting relative in this section of the country after an absence of II yeara. He Is now tn Albemarle, n spent a few days in Charlotte and Mecklen burg county land then stated that the only man. he had recognised at sight sine . he left Texas, notwith standing that Jhls boyhood and young- manhood were spent nere, was sani tary policeman R." J. Wlncheeter; whom 'he knew by his no. . . - Witch Ha-vol Salve that art now bafor tha public prove It tha beat. At for rwUlta'a IaaiI nr ksivvtai msm Am MhalfVaaH kin, ersema. tetter, cuts, .bruises, bolls . and pile. Sold by tlawley's Maud MuIIer's Recovery Maud Muller on a summer iay, Raked tho mendow sweet with hay She paused In making up her load J ust as the Judge came down the road. O n seeing Maud'n sweet slender grace, E nraptured, atojped he at the place. P ulled oft his hat with courtly air, E xtolled her beauty rich and fair.. Rose high his soaring rhetoric, while 8 he looked at him with ftrchest smite, 0 maiden could but the roses speak, N est ling there n your radiant cheek. 8 unllght distilled, they would confess. Renews each day ;hclr loveliness. Ever, I know, the god's own wine. Must be thy drln!c. O girl divine. Earnestly answer 3d the pretty maid, Po not flatter mo thus, ere said. You should have seen me last year, when 1 was weak and olckly, pale and thin, H offered I much 'til I came to try T he good Mrs. Person's Remedy. Here spoke the Judgs: it has. 1 see. E namorlng beauty brought to thee. B ut when he rode on thro' the fair June day Ever these words to himself would rlorrow may spring from the lack of wealth T ho' the saddeHt are thow who have no health. v. A Straw Hat remember whether it's a flat brim, roll brim, Panama, Mackinaw, English Split, Milan or Sen net Braid with plain or fancy bancl permanent or adjusta-. ble. We can fit you out and the hat will be correct Nothing in the city to ap proach our stock of fine straws. The Tate-Brown Co. License Notice The following Licenses are due June 1st: Auctioneers, Barbers, Bakers Bicycle Dealers. Ouns and Pistols. Automobiles, Coal and Ice Co., Ho tels. - Coca-Cola Bottlers, Lunch Houses. Restaurants, Oas Co., Elec tric Light Co.. Electricians. Oil Co.. Newspsper Union, Hacks, Junk Dealers. Laundries, Fertiliser Peelers, Ice Cream, 8eda Fountain, Under takers, Hod a Water Bottlers, Money Lenders. Wagon and Buggy Peelers, R. R. Agsnts, Photographers, Lum ber Tarda, Livery Btables, Omni busses, Pswn Brokers, Real Estate Agents, Shooting Oallery, Trading Stampe. Furniture Instslments, Bsg-gag- Wagons, Job Printing, Hides and Bones, Bill Poet rsk Packing Co., Architects, Wood Yards. W. B. TATLOR, ' ' ' ' City Tss Oolleotor. i W hav Just opened an elegant aasortment of Llbbey't Cut Olsss. New Patterns in Bowls. Vases. Bon Ron Pishes, pecantera , and all th useful fancy pieces , for table us. Kvery piece we sell is guar anteed all cut and not pressed. 15 I 3 Gari&aldi & Brtns is the city routu contT. Hauke and Policy Held Without Ball . -Bicycle llileves Arralgtioil Ar 1 chle McCoy Turntyl Loohp. ' John llawke and Kenan Bailey, th two young men who were arrested Thursday evening on the charge of dangerously cutting C. K. Pope, were held without ball by Acting Recorder Hilton yesterday morning. Pope I In a critical condition and bis assailants will not be allowed ball until, his re covery Is assured. 1 .' - - Archie McCoy, the Rockingham youth who was corralled Thursday af ternoon n the charge of stealing th blcylcle of Mr. R. M.. Blckett, waa bound over to the Superior Court for the offense, hut was recognised to ap pear and gtven his liberty. He will be taken back to his bom at Rock ingham. !. -;. I''-- . - . Ernest Farrow, thefnegro youth who stole Mr. J. A. Jones' chstnless Colum bia wheel, was arraigned. The evi dence against him was conclusive and he was bound over to the Superior Court and sent to Jail in default of a bond Of 150..,.:;,.,,;:. 4,.?V"l ':. ; ' Pr, 8. B. Jone PnrchasM the More - Iioad Uome. . . - A deal waa consummated yesterday by which Pr. and Mrs.. 8; B. Jones became the 'purchasers of th More head home. In th Morehead property, which ls being, disposed of by Mr. Chase Brenlser. The old mansion will be remodeled and will face on South College street extension, having a frontage of 100 feet.-, The considera tion In th transaction waa - $8.0 00. DEATH FROM LOCKJAW - ' ' never follows an Injury dreesed with Bucklen's Arnica - Salve. Ite antiseptic and healing properties prevent blood pole onlng. Chaa Oswald, merchant, of Rene selaersvllle, N. T.. writes: "It cured Beth Burch, of this place, of the ugliest sore en hie neck I ever saw," Cureo outs, wounds, Burns and Sores. ; Bo, at R. H. Jordan ft Co. ...... -. FURNITURE, FOR HOT WEATHER Poii't let th heat trouble you. Com In and let us show you our line of Clothing for hot weather th cool, breesy kind that ' u GIVES YOU . THAT VACATION , yf', ). :'-'ilTEUXO. They are made to fit and ar styj Ish, right uptodat. Isn't there satisfaction In buying clothes : when you , ar sur to get good . clothes,' stylish clothes, clothes to fltf Now' ig an . excellent Urn to buy summer suit . COMB , Ed. Ddoo Co. Parker Cool Suggestions SOME HXE KPOHT PUOMISIO). Mr. C. K. Hooper's Bowling Alley to .. ho Rdy hlioril)' A Coiuplcto Out tit. Mr.'C.E." Hooper has four men employed tn putting In his bowling alleys in the basement of the Bufo-d Hotel. A . heavy concrete floor, cost ing $(00, was put In a few weeks ago. Four of the best bowling alleys r W. T. McCOY SOUTH TRYON STREET Porch Rockers, Porch f Swings, Porch Rugs. Everything in the way pi Summer Furniture at bottom Prices, . r i ... ..... . ... r . . . ,' . .. . - . -.e . We are gett;ng new shipments of Fur niture and Carpets ' almost daily. No let up here foe the dull season, : We offer inducements that create buying every season of the year. We have a full stock of - Refrigerators, Ice Boxes; Hammock and Mosquito Nets. Sjecial purchase of White Enamel Beds, which we are offering at bargain prices. Come and see them. GmmerMb. CARPETS. PI71NOS BLUE SERGE SUITS Have no superiors when it comes to clothes' for all kinds of wear, and for all occasions. They are cool, comfortable and' convenient and you can hardly go" through the summer; without one. We are displaying a magnificent line in ' , Single and Double Breasted at $1500 This line is extra good values and every suit guaranteed. Come and see the line, We can fit you. . ' '".X:- " :' -;v The Long-Tate Clothing Co. OLDEST CLOTHING STORE jtN THE CITY.: Goods Sat ii Approval Rebtrub!e it Our Cxpesse. r n fi v v S . ' S . . ' ' V II l l S T J :. r ., SI k 7 i.-iwmmxm f . rs a ,- . .. i ii v m i . i . ' . . a f , v n; I I I If I I l lflV35WJv V 1 E5-wJ . V. VS5 .aw .'' ' . -r ' : t . . "... '., j ...... ... s- , . that money oan buy have been pur chased and these are now being placed v In position. The outfit will cot some-J thing like $3,600 and will be the most, complete establishment of ita kind In:, the State. Mr. Hooper Intends to have a number of bowling matches and tournaments for the amusement of those who like the sport He es timate that It will be at least a week before any gam can be played. ' Big Saving-on CcmT bni3tioh' Cco!( Caes . W are offering a big discount on all Combination Bookcases In stock. ' Our- stock- embraces the latest styles 'In Oak and Mahogany. - ' , : 8e our No. 140 Golden Quarter Sawed Oak Combination Csse. size 10 inches wide by 70 Inchea ,. high, with bent glass ' , door, adjustable shelves, desk and three drawers, regu lar $14, for ... . . ,. , ) . . I1S.50 '- Quarter Sawed Oak '.Combination Case., regular $31.(0. for 92S.M Quarter Sawed Oak - Combination Case, regular $40.00. for .. S4.bO , Mahogany Combination Cse, regu lar $19.60. : for ,. .4 $&-00 Mahogany Combination Case, regu lar $13.60. f or . , . . . . . . 120.75 Tou save money by trading at Mc Coy's, where th , goods and prices ar guaranteed. , . ,., . 71XD ORGANS II f i . m a v .V -r.-v; y-.'-i.:- ,: , ... r-.'.-m-- v JftH
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