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I"' , CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER. iVLCLUBUl 10, ICC J. Y 1 :. 1; i n $4 i -iv. Aiisements COMING ATTRACTIONS. ' To-nlctit Crmton Clarke la "The u ttfl Messenger." " , ' Taradaf Tho Gun-Nelson Fight t n (Having Pi ft u IT.) ' . Wednesday "Are You a Mason?" ."'' Saturday matinee and night "Ttic n Pilch of IrU." The Tlmes-Dl.tpatch. of Richmond. . ";iVs, had the following notice of the v.' sv . appearance nt Richmond of d emon 'i .-Clark In "Tho Hugged Messenger." X' "Which will be the attraction at the ' r Academy to-night: ' Mr. Crcston e'liiike-. one of Rlch mond'a most popular actum, charmed a large audlenrn la.t nlKht with a powerful play of real heart Interest, The Ragged MiMsc-nfcer." It in a dramatization of the novel of the , dm nam by W. H. Maxwell, and Bo vehicle could have been xelfrtrd -' : thaQ would have given Mr. Clurkn better opportunities. No stronger pluy has been seen r': here In many a day, and no more polished actliiff than Mr. Clarke's Ih over seen. As John Morton. the philanthropist and clergyman, he . quiet, dignified, lovable, with a kind word for cvrry one, but after all only human, lie roue to tho Intensely dramatic climax of the third act with t masterful ability, and his noting when he discovers, as he thinks, the faithlessness of bin wife, was pain fully realistic. Mr. Clarke has tlm peculiar knack of making every lino tell, and few actors arc irmro uiarc ful In gesture than he. He had the good foitune to be , splendidly supported almost ulihuiu ' exception. John Carter, a.i It-gland, his faithful secretnry. did a rr"d h bit of character acting as unv could wish for. Ho is uti in tor of the old school. Mr. Jay Manfild, an Ir. c'.lnrk, find Mr. Heffron. ns He-ili'-1 a rpenter. a Beaux Arts man. came up fully ti the requlrem-iitn nC tin-tr parts. Mr. ParruH I.a IHnii he. n Hie miser. George- I'n rt inri . n ilt-jdjciil j i unusual ability, mni i- ;t r I "f , doing irreater thing If dun the op portunity. Incidentally, this k ; i l-tp.i h ivu n war correspondent In ibe iut urn. e and was severely w uineled II'- cimo fttm to this country, and w.ix. m turn, ' ''.f night city editor of Th- Detroit J're " ',lv Press and dramim- critic f The .Cleveland Daln li'al- t Thl.- hchc n finds him with Mi Clarke, mi,,I next 'ear he will t.u In h play of his own. Miss Vlrrir,la Thornton. who played opposite lilm. I a hire worker snl a wnmn of no little ability, but fJ"s n tendency 'r Staglness that lie will doubtless In time overcome Miss Anne Iferndnn. who played a wealthy widow. Ih n big, fat. J'llly actress, nt unlike May Irwin, end Brave a clever piece of comedy werk that wax very refreshing, part jcul irly against such a Kmlun background. Miss Ada C.lrTonl. an Siimh Part ington, her daughter. hardly did enongh to merit mention Mr. Clarko'H artmlrrs extended Jllm a mont cnthuslaattc welcome ind worked trenuciiiily for a cur'nln apeeoh. H shnwM excellent t isfe by failing to comply wlih their evi dent desire. WORTHY KfCVESPOn TO "MON 81EL'R BKAl'CAinK." ManaRer Jules Murry has the laugh On those wlseaerss In ths thcattli-al world who predlrtad that he would be unable to find a worthy siicoswor to "Monsieur Deauralre" hi vehicle for Creston Clarks this seaon. In "The Ragged Messenger" Manager Murry secured one of the moat talked about plays nf the past decade a play so general In M application that the theatre-goere of every com munity In which It has thus far been presented have Imagined that It was Written solely with their own par ticular environments In mind. Its success has been as great financially as haa been the triumph of Creston Clark In Its leading character. John Morton, the clergyman, artlat Icelly. THE H'lHI'ITAIlI.K QUA K Kit. The moat ler minded penp!o Often have a keen etise of humor, and the following sf i y. which Kv.i Condon, of the "Are You h Msun"" company. elln of a Q-mk'-r friend In Philadelphia. well illustrate s (his fact: "My vcnenilile friend and Mi w'.fe." aid Miss Condon ir 11 hespltabln people I have ever knutn. bat on one occnslnti they ha I a visi tor who had prolonged his vl-il !. yond all reason Ko fine I ly one ilay the old gentleman sold: "My friend. I nm afrnld thi nlll never visit us Hgulri." "Oh, ). I shall." sal 1 llu vir -r "I have enjoyed my vllt very niiirli. I shall cermlnly come ngaln " "Nay" tutpi the Quaker I thlnli hee w III pot .. "Wlinj ti.'ik. . Come again ''" "If thf -Ih old v ' 1 it com again ' NlCI.Hu.V i , The iati- N : the real, g t. u i it us again" "ti think I will not ver lenve." rrplleil i. "how canst .hoe rii"iriti:s f '.K ' lit' 1 1 J i es 'lew mg I J 1 1 ' ' I the rounds will ' ' Acs demy Tu-n I. This battl.. w..s markahlo In ring it' given comp'a t e Tin aid tO be T' FM.lt k Hid) .f Mi. t- t i e f. e . ml frem vibration KUPEit M i:TK HTA1 1 : 1 1 S The agreeable personality of Vll- ra and itoucliin win bn j , j , i relief to what m liiivn been used to In maglolwris. Mlldieil Is a l.rumtt.. f great bantv. gmceful pr'-n-mo and gifted with ii genius for thn alohy music which she Introduces new ana then In her stranto hut faactnatlng p-r furmnnces. .. r tumea sr alw.i)s ii ti und In the h'-t Of taate. Ver y f. w society ladle SjA equal her In liny of tlm cualltles that go toward making a most de Ilgbtful linprieslon. llmry Hoik In c la a college KriiiliiBte, hs nin, bn an extenslm trHveler. student ad man of the world n siiceN ., tola profession and icIwi.vh n el. une truest In thn b si i, tv 'fashion plule 111 llress 0 Oliste lie) In mannr. nr.d nir from Mi- i-s-. tery of his peidiimancei, h' br.ezy ' talk and bright 'uy uf lni r,,.lc. li.tf ' MbJeC'tS libs lllWlils been US .i , ,li,t '' t him audiences i. n,iy of th it. me of bis clever programme Kv.-ry sin I fie feature t'i the performances of .Mildred und itouilere will lj" in ll'ie With ths rwiulrenii iit of polite so- . . WHEN TO OO JIOMK. ' " From th BlufTton. Incl . Manner: '..When tlrni out, go tiom. WIum, you P- -K' want consols I ton. go home. When you want fun, go home. When you want t:j 'bow otheis that you luve reformed, '., ge home and let vour funlly gee si -" euainld with the fact. WIimi you want ' ' show yuteK si your best tfo horn , end 4o the set there. When you fl f,' ike being est ra liberal go home anl . - prsrtioe en your wife and children (lrt. '. When-you' want te hlne with eaire ' tn-mteney so home and light up 1h whiiheaehni4." Te which we weuU , ad, when you hsvtr a bad oold go kom std tak CheJTiWUwi'B Cough Aemeay clety. .Th'a extraordinary, attraction ooraea asr Saturday. . .?.! :. Weber yields Is a nam to con Jure with, and the mere announce, roent that thels merriest maolcal comedy, "Iloity Tolty." which U full of fun and melody, and contains a chorus of dasxltng loveliness, r. a wealth of beautiful acenery, gvrgoouf costumes and marvelous light effects and groupings, la coming; to the Academy the 20th instant, will no doubt cause a stampede for the box office when the seats to on sale. KING S DAIGHTERS' .WEEIC. A Mow! Elaborate and Kuci-eseiful Af fair In llcndersoit The Daiutliten 1MliiK a ;mmI Work Fifth District Mes-tint of I'jthJejm. Special to Th Observer. Henderson. Dec. 9. This has ben King's Daughters' week In Hender on. Altogether the most elaborate and successful affair of the kind that has been given for a long time was the bazaar held by the "whatsoever Circle" on Thursday and Friday In Hurrell Hall. The building was most tastcf ul)v decorated for thin occasion and. with Its handsome booths, whets various kinds of articles were (lis played for sale, and Its beautiful tubies. made, an uncommonly attract Ivi- hiene. There were candy booths, (lower booths, fancy work counters and well-laden tables, pro- sided over by the most charming iluniesj and maldcna of the town. Din tin was served both clays und lc cream and cake were on sale, us long a.s they lasted. J ho fir. si day thi' bazaar was no well patronized that the eatables were exhausted and most of the booths emptied. One of the excellent fea tures, not always to be found In -ui h affairs, was the very reasonable prices usked both for the articles on sale and tho refreshments served. "Value received" was the rule-, and the crowds of patrons showed their upprcc latlon by liberal pure liases. n Thursday and Friday nlghta en tertainments were given In the, form of amateur theatricals and music by local talent. Thursday night the leading feuture was u very pleafd'iR society farce "Slasher and Pliixh.-r." The cast waa Mr. I'ryce T. Jone s. Pr. John Skinner and Mr. Harney Aron soii. Mrs llonry Perry and Mrs. j. C. Ktttre ll This play was pri si nto 1 with really uncommon spirit and ability, ami was greatly enjoyed by a parked house. A chorus of 0 voices, with Miss Maud Klmore as soloist, rende red the song, "The Moon Has His Kyes on You." They ap peared en costume, the girts In Krn plre gowns and Ihe- men In conven tional evening dress. On Friday evening tho piny, "Mr. Bob," was presented by a caste con sisting of Misses ridna O'Neal. IolU Shannon, Rebecca Watklns. Mncey Chavaase; Messrs. J. A. Moore. S. T. Peace and Harney Aronson The chorus of the previous evening w.n repeated by spnMal r)Uot. Hoth f these entertainments were of h hlgli order of merit and reflected credit upon the management of Mrs tl. A. Coggestiull. the president of the eli de, and Mrs. jl. Y. Cooper, who jll rected the rehearsals. Heveral hun dred dollars were) realized altogether, which will go to local tharltahler work under the? direction of the Daughters. Henderson has two flourishing lr cles of King's Daughters, the "Whae soever", and the "Lend-a-llund." which are doing a splendid work among the poor and tho suffering n'. the town. Indeed these are, the ban ner circles of the State, taking thn lead both In sttendanre and In the amount of work done-. A vast dial of good has been dona by ihein among the sick and the destitute. The district meeting of the firth district, Knights of Pythias, Domain of North Carolina, will be held In Henderson Thursday. December 13. District Deputy J. E. Pegram. of Durham, will preside. The grand chancellor of the domain, Mr. W. W. Wilson, of Raleigh, will be present, and a large number of delegatus ar; expected. Henderson Lodge N'- 80, will give a banquet In Hurrell Hull. Dr C. Alphonso Hmlth, of the Uni versity, will lecture before the Con temporary Club In Burrell Hall Fri day, December 14. UAFK.N'KY NEWS. An tJfllcer of Cmvpcns Has NrgTo WanlNl in Shelby on Charge of lloinlc lelc. Special e The Ohserver. Caffney, De-c. 9 Officer Brown, of Oeiwpens. brought Ambroaei SariHti, colored, liere this morning and ele 1 1 v -ered ri I in to fitierlff Thomas Sarratt is wanted at Shelby, N. C. for hoot ing another lugto some time ng". Vemr cm r. speindent Is glad to be able to report Unit Mr. C c. Piulsh, w no was so critically III with Mnuino nla. la dicldiilly lielter Ho much so, itidced, that If there urn no unlimited for compile at Ions his recoveiy Is iih fure'd. Ttin slur coiiT.se under the el I ni t Ion of the ItiiilclltTe Lyceum nnd I'lmt m ciua Hunau opened last night nt tin', Stnr Thi'iilrii. the liiltlsl numlii r rfl iik ' i Juv 'haf li tiiri I.e e 's h-Mtiti- "The' Mnn of Sm rows " The In hire w a -wae will reieiyiil by h hirg.- ni l -. Ii'i I r i 1 1 1 1 1 -- Thn next 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! i r mi the pi i 'H r.i in me will be t . : . I : . who comes in I'etirnn ry. The pie of CillfTlli y, tin li d'..' J of ileti'on luat In n. .ire ihllclit,, l. atisi' of tin- fn. t that the M ilmdl t Collfi'l lie i. Il.is ell lit to lellltll Ci fnl-. tbdd 1 1 S It llatp'i Mi Harper und hi- e xe-ei.,t fnmlh Ihm- endeared Ih'nnrlvi-i to all who Icimw them In iaiTni y. IX.ll 1(1 II MV Fl.l Mr William Wallace, or I nlonv 1 1 1 . Seriously Tlnrt ly a I 'nil Into a' Ditch at Night. Hpei lul lu Tlio cibserver. Monroe, Dec, . Mr Willi. -m U'nl lace, of I'nlnnvllle, who bus bio u i Itlng fi lends tn Monroe, rtnrleil P'ti clay night to call on a friend i. -Min,, In North Monroe. Accoinpanliil fi Ills little son. he was walking mi th ' path slongslde of the milium! lunk. and f.illlng In t'ne darkness to null, r that thn pat.fi ran Into n ill utub t the railroad trestle, lie fell to the In,', toni of thi i nt. a distance f about in feet, When I ir K. A Nlevens leliil.( lilm bo wss tinroriscious nnd ble e-cilng Ht Ihe esrs, tine ustiul indication of! fracture' of the bfis.. of the skull The j thliiretl man was taken to the limne! of his fflenil. Mr. .!. A cirlllln. T. ! ibiv tils ciiinlltlcin la unoliiinxed. The bl. i'dliig still continues, ,ut Dr. Ste-v-; ens is nut yct positive that the skull is fracture-. I. , i If Kama Travels by Train. Columbia Record. The c hildren of Columlila are hop. lug that Santa Clans will not truvel by railioud on Christmas ey... fir If lie does they feel certain thiit he will arrive In the city seveial limns be hind time nnd purliMps not roach hern ul nil The other duy a little boy at the Washington street grurt-it school asked his teacher where Hani it Clans lived, and upon being told that he lived In the North, the youngster replied that he hoped he wouldn't travel by the Southern or Seaboard trains, es they are always behind. Kennedys Lsiatlv Cough yup drives out the eoid and St-Tps the oeugh. Contains Honey and Tsr. Tree from any P- CWorey te the NsUoae.1 Pur ' '- PW . t ' , ' ' p"aasssasg. . t V 8c4taol OotumlasleoarM Are unit In I lelrlng; Kuch an . luatftartoa ami Have , Ixvlatatlv AaUiority Lack '"of ruBrto AU That htsutda la tho May High Kchool t'ndcr Private V Knterprbw Would Hamper Work of. jrunuo Bcnogia. . ., To the Editor of rThVObaerrr: '. M ' As a member of the board of school commissioners for the city of Char lotte. I have been greatly interested iu tha proposed high school for boy now being- agitated by Mr. Glasgow and his associates. That there la thi most urgent need for such a school not only for boya. but for girls as wen, i am well aware, and I have frequently In the meetings of the commissioners and elsewhere urged me necessity ror me establishment of such a school. Our commissioners are a unit In desiring a high school for Charlotte, and in 1901 the leg islature passed an act empowering tho hoard of school commissioners to establish a high school in our city. That act in part is as follows: "Said board of school commissioners ahall have the power and authority to es tablish one or more high schools' in tha city of Charlotte to be known as The Charlotte High School' and may employ a principal and teacher and tlx their, salaries, prescribe course of study, and in general do whatever may be necessary to establish and maintain said high school for the higher education of the children of the city, without charge, between the agea of II and 21 year ' We have a board, of commissioners willing to establish such a school, we hays legislative authority under which "o act. and the. only reason why wo have not exercised that au thority haa been due to the lack of funds at our command, which will become apparent' to every one When it is stated that although we man age our m'hools with tho moyt rigid economy, nnd pay our teachers far less thun we would like to do, still we are barely able to make ends meet with the equipment we now have. Hut tho time is near at hand when our city must establish a high school as an Integral part of our public school system. If the city limits are extended, as now seems certain they will be. a large number of schools now beyond our limits will be added to our system, andvhelr pupils will demand high school privileges, which tho city must furnish. What ve havo so long desired, the logic of events Is about to compel us fo per form. It will not bo an easy tajik, hut the high school as a part of tho public school system of the city of Charlotte must come, and that too re gardless of any private ventures In that direction. And while the pri vate venture heretofore referred U. or any cither of Its kind, cannot pre vent the linal success of the move ment, it will undoubtedly delay and hamper and make more difficult the establishment of a high school for all th" children. This Is the day of greater things In this community the crv for a ilriaiir Charlotte Is heard every where why not at the sHme time1 a gr-'ater public school system, which will embrace all tho needful primary nnel grammar sc hools together with a central high school crowning and uniting tho whole? In eui h a high school the curriculum should be made much higher, ami a manual training department, such as Durham has. and a business 'department. such us Winston has. and any other departments our means would allow, should ho added. The high school should bo conducted upon the de partmental plan with an English teacher, a science teacher, a math ematics teacher, a hltery teacher, a The Carolina Brights Cigarettes aro made of the very finest quality of tobacco, raised in Virginia and North Carolina, properly blended and satisfy the most fastidious smoker. CAROLINA UTilOHTS Cigarettes -ire in the true sense made to .satisfy the taste, put up in a compart, parkage, wrap ped in foil, which retains their full flavor and natural pleasing aroma in all climates. They are tho best quality of Cigarettes made lfl the world at the price. Our great output, making more Union made Cigaro.tt.es than all other cigarette factories combined, enables us to produce such a high grade Cigarette as the CAROLINA BRIGHT, 1Q for .r)C The front of each box is valuable. Catalogud free. Wells-Whitehead Tobacco Co., -Wilson, N. C. i .' ? . .' . e t .. i - ), .14 r ,. .i ' i '' '.'";,"'' '' ; 9 J 1 I . . i. l Latin teacher,': and on, presiding over their .respective departments. The lack of fund baa blocked thli programme Hitherto, . put now -sun an Increased territory, and a greater number. of schools, and aonool chil dren It can. not b longer delayed. Tho united support of all one cltlsen ia au mac is necessary to maae it an accomplished fact. Is It wise, there- fore, for u ro dissipate our efforts in the establishment or a private in stitution for tho benefit of a few, who can pay high tuition rates, whnn by. a onlted effort we can accomplish tha same thins for every boy and girl within our large and growing cltyf In season and out of season I have urged tha establishment of a high chool for all the children, and take the liberty of asking our cltlaens to refleyt carefully berore iney em bark in a private enterprise, which will,, in my opinion, seriously ham per Us In further building our pub lic schools along large lines for thi larger good. DAVID B. SMITH, V Member Board of School 'Commis sioners. i JOHN KNOX IV JAIL. Young Man Who Wa Shot by Con diutor ladwlld, Wlillo With a Itohblng- party, Is Held For Court wound not .serious. Special to Tha Observer. Clinton, 8. C, Dec. . John Knox. a revised version of Jesse James and tho younger' contingent of the blood and thunder weeklies, wino first Jump ed in the glaie of the public gaze ear ly Thursday by siifTerlng a shot In the heel, and subsequently suffering arrest In connection with the robbing of the Bea board freight near this place, now languishes beinlnd prison bars. A preliminary hearing was ac corded him here Friday morning be fore local Magistrate Milam. Evi dence Introduced at this hearing was sufficient to warrant his being bound over to the noxt term of court of Laurehs county. Chief of Police It. C. Reed, of the Clinton reollce force, left Friday afternoon for Iaurens with his HOW DIPHTHERIA IS CONTRACT RD Ore often hears tho expression. "Mv child caught a severs cold which de veloped Into diphtheria." when the truth was that the cold had simply left thn little on particularly susceptible to the wunderlng dlptherla germ. When Chain - brrlaln'i Cough ItemeMy Is given It qufckly cuhes ths coll and lessens the danger of diphtheria or any other germ dlsessse being contracted. Fr sale by R. H. Jordan k Co. COT A COLD? Knd It. If you don't, it may end you. Pneutiieinlii starts with u sneeie. C.O WAN'S PNEUMONIA CURE wHHtes no tlmc It Is External Is absorbed Into the Inflamma tion and heals It Immediately. It Cures colds, coughs and croup in 4 hours, anil pneumonia within 4 Days. 25c, 60c. and fl. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUOQISTd. 'l' '' prisoner to commit him to tin Laur ens county prison, ' The wound Inflicted by tho revolver of Conductor Deadwlld Is a most pe culiar one In that It entered the real of tho boys heel and ranglnj. down warn, came out 01 sua ivot ,in ma vui torn and was found In his shoo whan tns arrest was madf. Not a bono was broken nor a ligament severed In ths course of the bullet which waa a steol one; from ft ll-callbro revolver. Bo for th prisoner left this city his wound was riven medical attention and physician report fhatilt la only a question 01 a snort timer unui ia will rovover from Its pl'lp tffocta MAKES TUB LIVER LIVELY. , Orlno Laxative Fruit Byrup fives per manent rmiti in csa oc aawtuai, con stipation it stimulates th livtf and nsstorea the natural action of tha bowels. without Irritating these organ like pills or ordinary cathartics. Does not nause ate or grip and is mild sod piasst to take. Remember the name Or lee and reiuse substitutes, jk. li, joroaii wo- THK HERIUUIVO HOLLOW BL4HJX MAGHIXB. DOUBLE MACHINE Marvel to th building trad. Make your own building material on tha ground- PRlCK $75.0, J. C. HERRING MFG. CO, CHARLOTTE. N. C. HOLLISTER'S Rocky UtunhDi Tc llujg.ti a wr peuiuss wr pssy i win. BriiVt ft HK Raw Vlgsr. a nectflo for OonstiDatlea. Indlrastioa. Unr and Kidney troubles. Pimples. Eccesaa. Impure Blood. Wul nieeta, Slugfisa bowis.hsssssbs and Backacn. Its Koekr Mountain Tea in taa 1ft form. X cent a box. Genuine gnsde by Houoaru Daoo Coaraav. Madlsan. Wis. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE " e ' .e ' . . ; j 1st dotto Mill Man; "W utlt . t Itavt ft wachln .shop In - tha : r. .' . South to do our heavy repairs.' -. . , . Ia4 Cotton Mju Man: "Wkat do you .call havy nptnl" : .. . . . - . 1st CM. M.t , "My Corllas so gin e Isn't workin right.-, t hat t ; spend th meny to bring ft ma all th way front Providence, B., W U overhaul It." rt - - -' , ' : , - ln C. M. M.t Ton don't bat t. ' Th X. A.' Tompkins Co. his" 7 been overhauling -Corliss engines for a long time, and thsy d It well. 4 . Tbsy got all tns toe la and small engines to drtv the boring ban and : ' j verything." ; -v.,- v K',.- : .- , ' V. i 1st C If. M.I "Is that so? If ths Tmklns C. r 4olnf such'' wrk I'll bav them 'send a man to th mill at one t Iok tho ' gin vr and what r It neids and nak a prlo on doing. ihe Job. Vil . And s a knowledt of our shop gradoally extenda That's th on i troubl w kav la building pp 'a machln building And repairing busl-- i,t ns here In th Beuth. Th mill man hav got thlr minds flxd on- r. 'X Provldenc and other dlsUnt plaoes and doft't look up tho faollltH K Thor ar many economies in dealing at- horn. Tker Is saving of freight and of time. When thera is a break down tho wheels caa bo , : , pnt turning again qulokor through a homo ahsp than through a-dtsuc ' ' ant one. ' ,. v , ;-V ii.-. ! ,J Wo solicit heavy repairs, as well as medium and Uttls na, W ar wau aqaippaa ta a au repairs. THE D. A. TOMPItlNS CO. - : k v J THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY CO; AGENT! FOR Aaeertoaa AU-Wreaght Steel Spilt Pnlhqra aad "Olaat" Rtlrehnd RnbbMf Bell tag. . r. , . ' Ws carry in stock Tals ana Twn full Uas of raokfag. ripo, RUBBER TIRES t Most any tire will give you all the service you pay for. If it doesn't give all t have bought a promise, not KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TLRE3 is the price of real tire service. What costs less gives less. You can depend upon the promise that goes with them, because it is based upon the record back of them. ' J. W. WadsworttTs Sons Co. CHARLOTTE, N. 0. FIRE INSURANCE THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES REPRESENTED AND AMPLE PRO TECTION GUARANTEED: AETNA HARTFORD PHOENIX NORTH BRITISH PHENIX NORTHERN PIEDMONT R. E. Cochrane. IjwwtttMw Md Real EftUt Aftcil inc oe.o CAPITAL STOCK S z $30,000.00 y INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. ENTER ANT TIME. It Is a conceded fact, known everywhere in North Carolina by those who ar Informed, that KINO'S la the SCHOOL THK RIGHT SCHOOL, viewed from every standpoint of merit and worthiness. The best faenlty. best equipments, th largest More graduates In positions than all other business schools In the Stat. So get the BEST. It Is the cheapest Writs te-day for our bPfiCIAL OFFUU, NEW CATALOGUE end .full' Informa tion. Address KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Cbarlott, N. CI, or Raleigh, N. O. We also teach Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Penmanship, ato by man. ' lead for oar Horn Study circular. SIM W ar th Largest mrwwu my M r'r- , r ' 1 MaJSTMasaT eua Sa I lsti-crto I Ti Li1 irrm MlMfm.lM'l,'"Well twis wraM ! i for ee.t. Ha.SliM(v1llnMaaMkTCM4ntlBerwM T ! Br w,nUm. WkMMMflMiHMsilr1f r - locmtsj (ft Exprooo Charrroo Paid By Ua, A trial wilt eonrtnea you that thet goodt ar th vry btti tot ' ttfedlataal and othsr purpotei. Bead us your order and if not per- . rOtlT latlliaotory, return as our Rimtt by P0itt sr Kxpnt Mom Ordr. Writ for prle0 list Jr 1 1- ?,, civ m yj Hoist to six tons capacity! ab a ' Talvna ead M1U BuppU. he service promised, yotf a tire. The price of BATH SKEY mm MsU Order Whiskey He la ths Seuta. Ail ia yareiina ana Virginia wmsssyw son fa teed s there's a bad. 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The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Dec. 10, 1906, edition 1
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