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OIIABLOTTE DAILY 0E3ERVER, DECEMBER 4, 190& r .' I, , BXATS-SBEIXEY . ICEMQIUAI. . lnlcct to Twrchaaa Gravee or the Two Poet In Mame and Ute Mourns Whet - Keatat Died JrVrmaneat ' ' Memorial of Khctley Mid Keat 10 lie KataMlMhed in Honse, Oonalat ttng ot Their Works In Varloaa liakms, VatWdtm, and Manuscripts teomething Ketnarkable In Uo ZUatorjr r Clteratur. . On the 83rd of Febrpary, 190J. " right American writer, then in Home," organiiiod Informally a niove- tnent to purchase by popular suh - . Bcrtptlon the house on the I?laza dl - Bpagna in which John 'Keats and and .died, and tu eotablish therein a permanent memorial to Keais and HheJley, conslnting of a library of their works In various editions por ' trait and manuscript of tho poets, etc, itlve trutefn of the memorial to " Jiave also perpetual guardianship ov r the graves of the port and of tholr ' 1 two (Companion. Sevorn and Trc- lawney. burlfd beside thorn. At thin meeting, held at the office of the bankers 8't;iMti and Ttenli, by Invi tation the chair wan taken by Sir Hen- . Hell, Kodd. the KnglUh poet, secre tary: of the British I5mbai.sy and then 1 charge d'affalroM. who. by request, ' told of attempts that had been made through the IJonian municipality to it move the remains of Keats Hiid Sev ern, and of the succevitfui efforts of the tmbawy to defeat them once, however, only by the Interposition of ' Ilcr Majesty Queen Victoria. Atten tion wan called to tlie demolition of venty-!lve linear leet of the grout watt of the older part of the ceme tery for the purpose of puttliiK through a ntreet, wmYh wan conn found to be uunecesmtry. and wa abandoned. This nectlon, which replaced by a wooden fence, Ih near the pyramid of t'estliin and bete.-n the grave of Keats and that of Sliei ley. In Huch clrcumatanecu it N de alrable to place beyond perat v ntur.i the chance of a violation of the r. min f the poeta, and this In, In pait. the object of th present movement Moreover, the house Itnelf has lone been disfigured by obtrusive signs and la suffering from neglect. It l..ii been proposed to build a modern ho tel adjacent to it and aliw to icmove the historic plcturewine Heriiinl foun tain In the Piazza, llif aati r ot whli Ii made musio under Kent.- wlinhmt during Ms luM days Uii!.- I r 1 11 1 the main purpose of the prei- ru pro ject, to praseirve with proper honor tW Of the IllOUt ecred pi. weu of K Jlsh llterattiri--mucIi .i iiiiihtI.iI Is greatly ii'-eded bv rriim of the fin t that in Koine the c".il of nil culti vated travJerc and ri al r--a com plete edition of tin' poem or letters of Keala is not to li. bi'incht. The cheme 14l provid" .1 place and fa cilities for a comprehensive wludy of both poets. Preaent at the inciting In Iloinn were MIsh Atrne? Kepplier, Miss Martha Gilbert Dickinson. James Jlerbert Morse, Norman llapgood, Harry Nelson Oay and Kobert Under wood Johnson. Kxpreselng them ' aelvea In sympathy with the object but unable to be present that day were Mrs. Kdlth Wharton and Mrs. Lawrence Turnhull. ' After three years of laborious and complicated neKOtlatlons by thn Wo man committer with Iwo different owners, an option ban for the first time between secured, nt the prlcn of 10, 000 francs, and this option, xltfii d May 17. which gives the i ommlt tees a lexal bold uion thn property, could only he obtained by an advance riayment of K.000 franm. foi felt.iblo f the purchase In not completed with in eight months. Already eleven thousand dollars, or about half the total amount neuded (exclusive of thn transfer tax of 5,000 francs) has been privately subscribed. Although the rental of the other floors o( the bouse la calculated to be ample for abstaining the rnemurlul library to be establhhed In the apartment occu- pled by Keats and Severn, yet It is j onsldered desirable to extend the 1 amount t. Include a maintenance ' fund. I Lovers of literature will be glad! of an opportunity to become Joint j tenants of this Micred piece of ground. 1 'hecks should be made payable to! -Tho eats-Shelley Meniorlnl Kund." 1 and addressed to fo,ert I 'mlerwood ! Johnson. The '. nturv M .iga.ine, New York Oty PKirnov rm in iOHi vrouv. I'ee In i:cry I'nrl of the Mate Will He (,1m ii ilM 0h h i unliy In Sl-Tl IVililnii iiml ( onirlbiilc tii liic auc lr. v . r '..I w iih. . , i . I., i Greater 'iiiirl.it i . i i, ,,,, the general i i , in mi it t . . t reformatory luoiuintn:, ,A ,,, gepreseritatlvrt peo!e in i,r Of-the hlale i op), s of a u r ih- tin Sl.ile n.illiUK to IV .-e,m.,i in. i iii mot li 'III Mee- l.itur. f.,r yieuuon to i. pi, s, t, ,i itl lllg Of the next StaKj l.e in mninieriiinee .,i , , ,,,, ,,,(,,, v or lndiietrl.il h, hooi f,,r t),,. ii.,ir,i,iK and reclaiming .,f outhfnl rloi lnals." With every petn,,,,, m ir oi iniorrnaiion and lintrin I nd a nuriib- r of blank ph .Ik. -the fund for the eHtabllhiiieii! or reformatory. 111 I P.r Mn. The mo. ... s eoruinlf.ee mi l tlons II it h.n . In the in o v ii , '-' s II, el .v tl. Ken. i a! t he w iii .hi. ii nt i "i f .i i. i.i I t hi ll)e e. nt h.i t'eell ninMt en tahllshineiit or courngliiK iid t he limtlt hi i .n Mr. Corwiih 1.: 1.000 let!, i 1 1 movement . n I effect of en at In favor if ti. 1 1, I" pr.n tie. illy assured ' -' ol on more than i 'In. .i.l. . -m ,,r the Hi h.n . ,,,, the It; "I ri"!.: Ill :llell ill ' ' lit ! ill. AT THK AssV Ol I ( r. A wafer I) K. P. Hum Mnn '" nliu nml heit-raj .New .Mines KecJ)t IiiitiiisIiik During the last l w the most Industru.iiM lOtte lint I.e. tl l.'lnled in.. nil no n lit S'.ii.-. . I. K. pop,. l.rtoi.,i. has had an m. .isi.nu uii Baying prper. leaving . .1 II. tie perVlslOII Of I I . i olll.'e mil I i. ( lng Of tho ''. .., an. I pi-in-r.il loi : to the aseuy r. I "i.-.ii ih- ! ,,i, the lain Pi of ;oi-. II llanua M i Pope eeciind io. . w, . ,.f ,1M aayer for a short while ;hi,i tinn .. . lng that he Would l.i left III It i,. Je soon and Ii.ivihk In. kl'y mi. .p. dulty of i hen. i .try i.,id in. lalli.ruv during a four yenre" .oIIik. , oume. he refreshed his miml . n un ub Jeets and took 'ndu ih.uK. of the fflce. Air. Pope staled t . on ( i, reporter yesterdiiv iiml fs i.il ed recently and that il.c n-,. ( ed reci-mly and iii.i' in- i, i, the office are on Mi- In- i. The receipts durniK Nov in I., i , $1.7I9 10 i vi r new i v. i LM'alli of Air. Jm-kvu Xisire. tlr. Jackson Moore, uKe,i tin . u ..' died at his homo in IMhv.iH 1 .1 1 y,,,,- 1 day night after un lllnc or m - than a year. Me m Mirvlwl l,y l.l- widow and several cliildn 11. '1'ln .: funeral services took place m id, .;. home jw-sUrrdny afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Inlerimiil was rniule in ..r. JilmWood cemetery. CATAKKH AND fATAhHUAl, IIKAU ACHUH 'tie ejulckty relleve.l liy Nosi-na. It unfiles Uiu congested memliisin . iJlays InflammaUona and tlioruiiglily heuls met cleniiMM. it Keeps uiolst all the pits ages whose tendency Is to tnlcken and tMsmme dry. Cures coIHm, throat iroull. hoareeoeaS, hey fever. "stnpped-iin" liose. breathing through mouth while leaping, egansive breath, etu. It Is n llpti an4 aontalne ne eheiulcaJs or ;a having a -narcotic effaet, or that csn cause the "drug habit-" j W. U iand Ce Joe. AC 0eoU 'Coi :V,,1U':;:..---:. ' ;j FETE ' JEGINS' TO-MORROW. AUraoUre MtudoaJ rronramma Ar ranted for tne Musical and Indue tial Fe Wluch WUI 1 v ' era! paya. The . Musical and Industrial Fete begins to-morrow In the Anderson building on West rtfth street and will continue throughout Friday. The ladles t the Tenth Avenue Presby terian church have been untiring In their efforts to arrange an attractive programme of exercises and have euc ceeded -wonderfully well. Tho sale of all sorts of articles will take place each afternoon. A special musical programme will be rendered each night. To-morrow evening the Hlch ardaon Orchestra aid the Treble Clef will be In charge. Tiaurxday night the Richardson Orchestra, the Ariel Quartette and the First Presbyter Ian church choir will perform. Fri day night the music will be rendered by the Ariel Quartette and the Dav idson College Orchestra and Olee flub. A cordial Invitation Is extend ed to all to attend. The proceeds will go toward the purchase of a new plu organ for the Tenth Avenue Presby terian church. " Morganton Telephone Kxclianfte to be Improved. The. Morganton telephone exchange, which vas purchased a few weeks sgo by the Southern Hell Telephone u nil Telegraph Company, will sliort Iv be overhauled find remodeled I from top to bottom. The stations I will b rebuilt and new bell Instru ments Installed. Th" circuits will bo - Improved and the system inado one I f the best In the State. A consid erable sum will be spent in better ' meiiti When the now Instruments mm, put en subscribers In their homes ! may connect direct with the toll lines I and thus .avoid unnecessary trouble There are approximately 100 stations ronne.-tod with the Morgnnton ex I rhanKe. Charlotte Tho Rubber City. In Its Issue of Saturday last. The Sun. 01 Baltimore, had Die following note under the caption "Sunbeams". "Charlotte, N. C.. Is to become known to fame as "The Rubber City." It. Is stretching out two and one-half Its present slr.e " Tbls Is all verv true so fur as II toes, hut The Sim Is Just a. lit I . - ntT as to the "stretch," which Charlotte proposes to make. Should the city limits bo exlonded lo the 2 1 - J mile line, the aca of the diy 1hen will bo almost ten times as great as it is at present. HOW DIPHTHKRIA IS COVTRACTKII One often li'ars the expression. "My child caught a severe cold which .le- : veloped Into diphtheria." when the truth was that the cold huJ simp v 1- ft tie, little one particularly suseenllble to tli wandering .ilptlierla germ. hen i ham , berlslns Coujh Remedy Is given It quickly cures the cold end lessens the xx::orz The Rrsf hniKe of Chss. M. FtletT has practically estab lished a small factory In con nection with the Chail'.tte Wrucionm for rebuilding re palrlng. tuning snd refltilsh I tin pianos, oigsns and fine furni ture. If your pluno or organ needs I'l'iln. repslrlng or re flnlshlng. er I f von have some flnu old f'lrninire you would like rrfinl-ilied, wrllo for etl matei. AH wntlt giriraiiteed nnd ciinrges s hit n rnnlBtent with first - fin isi wo' kinntif.hlp. Write to day CHAS. M. STIEFF Mann'aetiirer of Tlie Artlsllo Stleff, Shaw, ami I'ainous Stleff Self-Phncr I'lnnos. Sutlern Wnrerooin r West Trade M.. Charlotte, V. C. C. II. WII.Mtyi'll. Mgr. Swiwn I Piano factory n i Ciry The Tate "': "''-uosq TKNNEssEB nonr. For twenty years wV ' 1 .: Rawls. of Tenn.,fouglit nasal catarrh. He writes: "The swelling and soreness Inside my nose was fearful, till I began applying Bucklen's Arnica Halve to the sore ur. fsvoei this eaused the soreness sad swell ing to disappear, never to return." Best salve In existence. 20. at K. H. Jordan 4k Co., Druggista . lowers . White and Pink Roses. White, Pink and Red Carnations. The Superb Enchantress Carnation (shell pink). J)ouble Blue Violets. Wedding Flowers, Bride's Bou quets. Handsome Floral Resigns. Write, telegraph, telephone. Prompt-and satisfactory service. We ship to any point. i. VAX LIXDLEY XCIISERY CO Pomona. N. C. Send telegrams to Greensboro. Brown Co. Every requirement for formal and informal even ing dress. The Dress Suit $65.00 to $75.00. The Tuxedo Suit $55.00 to $65.00. The Dress "Waistcoat $3.00 to $8.00. , The Neck Scarf or Shield to $5.00. The Glove, Grav, White or Tan, $1.50 to $3.75. The Shirt, plain, pique or figured bosom, $1.00 to $2 25. The Cravat, White Silk, Lawn or Pique, .35 to $1.00. The Collar, poke, straight standing or wing, $1.50 to $2.75 per dozen. Brown Co. .Men's (.aniH'nis, furnishing Goods ami Hats. "(let it nt Hawley's.' Hot Drinlis fool nights, coming home from the theatre or from holi day shopping, stop nnd try our Hot Drinks. dnlntlly served at our fountain. HOT t'HOt'OI.ATl:. IT':K HOt'H.IiON, Try them. Hawley's Pharmacy 'Phone 13. Tryon and IVtli Sis. The Tate- THE RAIN COAT The man with umbrella only goes out on a rainy morniiiR, jjets his clothes wot and keeps them on while Ihoy dry out. His elothes nro eertuinly not improved in appear ance and he is taking the risk of a hard cold. II takes a rainv day to make 'a man PRIZE A RAINCOAT. SI ill they are just as useful when the sun shines, for they include all" the smartnoRtf and durability of 3 an overcoat. You can wear any weather. Prices range $10.00 to i . Christmas Presents for All Prlceg low; . large assort ment to select from. Put aside any goods purchased now for future delivery by paying a small deposit. Kverjr artlcla engraved free. J. E STEER E Jeweler Wouldn't This be a Happy World If All Ftoopto Could be Cured of , Nervouancfw? It Can be Done Every Time. Only Take Mrs. Joe Person's REMEDY Klve years mo I suffered fearfully from nervousness. I was eompletely run down, and numbers of ladles know what that means. 1 was sub ject to severe nervous spells nearly every flay, which weakened me down so I could not walk aeVoss tho room without help, and I would have Kink ing spells constantly. .1 was con fined to my bed most of the time. and my ntomach could not retain! anything; eating would bring on a nervous spell and I would have cold sweats, and was altogether in a had fix. Medicine did me no irood that was prescribed by the doctors. I went to Jackson Spring and stayed nearly a month, but it did me no good. One day Mrs. Joe Person railed on me and said everything she could to get me to use her Remedy, saying she had never known It to fail to cure a case of nervousness. If she could Induce one to stick to it long enough to build up the system. 1 had no faith in anything, but I felt like I wanted to try it. I bought one dosen bottles. Knew It was doing me good, and took three dozen bottles before I stopped, and IT CT'RED ME. I took it regularly one year, and the timaiand money 1 spent on It Is nothing now. as my health In good. I cannot praise Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy too highly. URS. AT. 1,1 K I.OVIN. Red Springs. N. C, Nov. 21. 1906. BRANNON'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM TI TTI rill'TTI HTitAwnFimv tlMKlOLATK VAN I IX ORANfiK MAKASCIIIVO In Bulk, Bricks or Fancy Forms. 835 a Raincoat anywhere, in V $25.00. v " ,'v. ... . - - .. , ' afH WML-iklHW Phone as ssss ssssms 'aeyaMggajiwnsjsji Brannon Carbonating Co. i J vi, t I " 1 " I ' s ' i 1 h- i . Our stock of gifts are all pin to handsome Leather- Chair with foot-rest, for $0.00. We have some extraordinary good values in Weathered or Golden Oak Frame Chairs, with kerltol cushions, at $15.00, $18.00 and $21.50; or earn Chair with best Bpanlsh leather cushion, for $18.50, $22.50 and $25.00. Imitation Mahogany Chairs, $6.50 to $25.00. We show a good assortment of Cushions In all colors and arrange them in chairs to suit you. Our line of goods suitable for holiday gifts are very complete, and now Is the time to buy, while you can have first selection. Goods sold now will be stored and delivered on Christmas Day. Poe our line and compare prices with those you are asked to pay elsewhere. W. T. McCOY THE HOUSE FUnNISHEH. high-class, artistic., Pictures open for inspection. ' No tion was ever shown hero before, and the prices aro positively low. . ' ' Do not fail to make a visit to this store and look over the enormous stock of Furniture of all Kinds. Our Carpets and Rugs represent the best and newest. Why Postpone the purchase of that winter's outfit 1 We have a line second to none and can save you money. WE GUARANTEE THE FIT to be equal to any that you can obtain from a tailor and every article guaranteed. Long -Tate Goods Sent on Approval Ideal Holiday Gifts Morris Chairs make Ideal gifts. Anticipating the great demand for this class of goods during the holiday season w.e have brought to gether the largest assortment of Morris Chairs we have ever shown. Prices are very low, quality considered. Golden Oak Frame Morris Chairs, with velour cushion (all colors) at $ 25, to a handsome Leather Chair for $25.00. Weathered Oak Frame Morris Chair, velour cushion, at fS.eti, Mow ttotiiig We are displaying one of the swellest lines of Clothing we have ever offered to our customers. DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED. ' Every Suit is a bargain, made of the best material and tailored to fit. ' - We guarantee every Suit as represented. : j nn a; , iviie LEADING n for Holiday such a collec Clothing Co. Returnable at Our Expense. SOUTir-THYON STREET. CLOTH Ion Co.: i '' :. "''" ''v'.;' f ':'' 1 ' cii'V'' , , l , , 1 I . ; 1 . - . ; ' '" , v ,. . v i'
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