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DAI ' f ' i T 4 ' CALDWKLL TOMfKINS I Publisher. Eyci y Day ia the Year, 1- SUBSCRIPTION PRICT:'fV,v';( ' ' r . ;:! v, t, 'V;, -. '. , ' :i DAILY. ;,r ?v ,.,; !i On year. ,' i.....wiiw''IJiJJ 8i nonth .............. "J-W .'lore months - , , . BEMI-WEEKLY. ' On yar $1-0 81 months W Thre month , i. r. , A. ' " , PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT. ' No. 84 South Tryon street. Tele s phone nunifcer: Business office, Bell 1 rphone 78; city editor'! office, MU i 'phone 134; new editor's office, Kelt , 'phone 234. ' ' Advertising rate are furnished on , application. Advertisers may feel sure that through (he columns of thl paper they may reach ait Charlotte and a portion of the bent people In 1 Uile State and upper South Carolina. Thla paper irlvee correspondent wide latitude as It think publiu policy ' permit, but It is in no case respon- lible for their view. It is much -. preferred that correspondents lgn V' their name to their articles, epe clally la cases where they nttaek person or institutions, though this Is not demanded. The editor reerves the right to give the namd of cor respondents when they are demand , d for the purpose of personal satls ' ' faction: To receive consideration a communication must be accompanied by the true nam of the correspon dent. STJTDAY. .fANTAUY 20, 1907. ANDREW Till; CARNEGYITE AND HIS PA ME. Cable dispatches tell of a striking article entltl "My Partners, the People," by Andrew Carnegie, In The London Review of Reviews. Col. Carnegie expronses the belief that a millionaire ought to share with the poor, but with jthe limitation that his fortune shall be kept Intact until his death. Then the community should exact a large share on some such basis at (he Brltitth death duties al ready provide. '"Such contributions from the owners of enormous fortunes at their death," he says, "would do much to reconcile dissatisfied but fair minded people to the alarmingly un equal distribution of Wealth arising from the new Induxtrlnl conditions of Our day. We shall ultimately have to consider the adoption of some such scheme as a progressive tax on all fortunes beyond a certain amount, ither given in life or bequeathed at death, so that It will be Impossible for the owners of enormous fprunes ,W :; to hand on more than a certain ":! .. amount to any Individual." Col. Car ',Vi' V! negle has a low opinion of the money making Instinct and humbly depre 'tales the claim of the merely wealthy i v; to fame. In the coming day, he says, brains will stand above dollars and conduct above both. The making of money as an aim will then be rated as an Ignoble' ambition. !!i i: By which-It will be seen that Col. ' Carnegie's many millions have not 'fV ; tainted him, at any rate; Indeed, the " ' Idealism of his later years is begln- fting to verge upon the extreme, In v'-'i this regard he a shining exception among men who have spent most of i their lives absorbed In money-getting ;.,'';' '"'.to the exclusion of other Interests, -., :.;;jffor In the end mch men arc nearly ; always owned, by 'the wealth which i hey have accumulated, and, no long- !t ; -!r living souls but machines, must '.fciulljo n accumulating until they run down. Not this pitiful type but that of the large-minded Plan of uffilr." whn ha never aold himself in Mammon the mnn who I already dominant In our bul- ness life will p.rpi tuiite Itself In; that coming d.-iy to which Col. Car- I aegle looks forward. Mu-h credit U doe the fnrni'-r i'onniHter for saving himself entire ,u d with lus hump of Ideality still thi'bblng. As for the Lionel's latest view s, they are open t i attack by the friv olous and irn vi rent Jlow. It rimy be asked, run ili li'mieM Inheritance tax posses any tenor 'or u man who has declared Hint to die r! h In l ie disgraced? If he MK eedn In (jj dearest ambliluri the nssegsor ijll find the cupliond bate. And why shouldn't he j. j r. ale the riui.?. the merely ..nthy to 'ume when he has already n..i'.. hiw'elf Independ ent of such :i . ..nil ' Nut only has he cultlvst-d .i.M..p,,r.uy ttpplimn' by pregchltiK vu:..i 'flunmli i,, . trine, bui hi : .-. !-!- v.m i.i.uoi ,n mononni i- .r i.;m t., future gn lo tions. Ttl"U'-.MJ. (it V. ,IM IP. , I, o MaCMUlny s N ,v , :i l. n 1. r. ufi.-r duly landing mni; the ru.rm of London, may visit th '.utility mill, inhabited by that strange pe,p. , the ancle nt Merlcans, an i I. in '',irnerle m. mo rtals In the rum of .. w York and Charlotte. in fact, fBrmgie will t play pretty wu- li the anm part In "ii' .American untl'juiile that Itanir-si-s Great pl..s In those of Egypt. ' f '.. Who knows but thai he hi, tm lan ' 'ry'et the remote future, i 'including that thl Carnegie must hav. been a w v ;' Bionarch who fostered learning, may . . Jat him down u Androo or Handroo t Great and place In (be schools re- , 'J- pllcag of th numerous bust of him , "yielded by the ruin. Yes, sir, the v mr vulgar tkh Hying may fortelt ' tilt, renown aud. doubly dying, kick ; ,r tb bucket, but Andrew's fame . i. car. U is In out of the rain. ; ' But after all due allowance are mad there' no denying that Andrew, In ' what refute to consider hit ' old ag , 1 proving a good ritlsen. Jty. Dr. James ' Weodrow, of Columbia, '& C, f o( constdmbty out of , Kb with h!s denomlnaUoa, some fer ago, on the ubje;t of vol. tlon, but la hi doath th other day ! r city tti"ni th1 Bioth un. e oubtediy lost ry Mbl mm. ' - " :- l'.c.-c WOULD ENGLAND JOIV JAPAN? It Is new stated in London that the Japanese government has been qulot ly informed 'that under no ctrcum tance would Great Britain content plate any auch unforeseen develop ment of the obligation Imposod up on her by the treaty of 190 a the operation of theiAoglo-JapanpM al liance against the Uiilted , Stain. :; III thl Is authoritative a grave oversight hai been. remedied a far a possible and theri cdn 5 little room to doubt that Japan, for the purpose f a war with the United State, could hot ob tain from England that financial sup port with which the Mikado's em pire, even, singly, would be extremely formidable and without which It can only bide Its time. But whether or not this Is the attitude of thepresent British government, that of the gov ernment which would aucceed It in the event of Its defeat at the polls has been made only too clear. The London Standard, the organ of the Conservative-Unionists, the party un der whose rule the treaty with Japan was made, refuses assent to the pro posed repudiation of such obligations es might bring England Into collision with the United States. J "It Is not in this spirit that Great Britain deals with Its solemn engagements for good or evil," says The Standard, "It will stand to Its plighted word and abide by the consequences. As to Its atti tude toward Its ally In the far East, there cannot be room for doubt or hesltivtlon. Not even If the Immeas urable advantages of cordial friend ship with our kinsmen of the United States would be weighed against the dishonor of breaking a national pledge, we could not stop to reckon the Inconvenience and posnlbly disastrous results of a rupture of diplomatic re lations." This Is high ground and we cannot quarrel with those who stand upon it. A gigantic struggle between the United States and Germany on one side and England and Japan on the other has been discussed within recent weeks as a not so very remote contingency, but to us it is and must remain almost unthinkable. IX PANTS AND INSOMNIA. For some time In some of the cities the care of minding the baby In day light has been relieved by the nur sery room of the department stores, where the kid Is checked and cared for during the day and called for and taken home as night approaches. Rut Portland, Ore., goes this proposition one better, a certain hospital there having made arrangements to take babies In hand for the' night. The story runs this way: "When the Infant begins to how ym ptntns of the arrival of the wnd mnn he Is bundled up and taken forth with to the hospital, where he Is turned over to the head nurse, who tuoks him away In hit little trundle led. Chin her young hoptul a good-night kiss, the mother hurries home to drew for dinner or the opera, secure in the knowledge, that her child I In good and experience! hand, and will enjoy all the com torts of a home until dnwrt. There Is u drop- filng of the curllnR lrnn to run end sen f the baby Is still adeep. '(On the return from thq evening's entertainment the father retires with the anticipation of an unbroken slumber and no fesr of hn-vlng to arise attired In a Irdquilt to sing the slumber song to the accompaniment of fulling furniture. It is morrled life Idealized. It It o obvious u wsy out of the old difficulty that it It marvelous it h not been put Into use t.efore." Now doesn't that Jar you? The Richmond Journal suggests that In the case of an Infant checked at a department store for the day and rhecked at a hospital over-nlght there Is danger that Its acquaintance with the authors of Its being would be so slight that It would place Its affec tions elsewhere; "but, Bfter all," as The Journal philosophically con cludes, "filial affection is not a neces sary adjunct to social success." - French statistician," says a 1 j'nrln dispatch to The New York Sun, "asked ninety-five girls, between fif teen end seventeen years old, why they wished to marry. Five replied, In order to be able to go out alone; len. In order to amuse themr.elves; five, so that they could travel, and seven because they wanted to own their own homes. Sixty-one were unable to specify their reasons; three did not wish to get married; four wunted to marry for the sake of a future family None suggested love us a motive for matrimony. Doubt less many of tin m were too shy to do sn " Maybe; and also because love Is rnme disconnected from marriage In France than anywhnre else on enrlh. We are confident that North Carolina itlrls would give ou' a cleur, sweet sound when struck with this question There Is a wldely-clrciilate, rport ll. at Major .lohn Calvin Ileinphlll, tin- utile nnil mi din plUhed eilllor of 'I lie Charleston News and I'ourl. r, will i titer the contewt for the I'nlled ) Stales Henalo In succession to Mr. l..iiliner. We do not know whether or not the report l true or whether If a candidate Major Hemphill could l.e i h . teii, hut in the Senate or any other ii bile position hu would lie an honor to his Htale. From the lluttcrs correspondence of T'" ' Economist wo learn that the lar county fishermen are rxpecting the greatest shad sen kon in the country's history and are making preparation accordingly. The One outlook Is duo to the freak ishly warm January. Another miti gating circumstance. Will Ops-u Hanking Boom for ladles. The Houthcrn States Trus Com pany will to-morrow make a depur lure for Charlotte by opening a pri vate banking room for ladle. The main tntrance to the bank I from the front of th Trust building. Th ladle entrance will b from th mid dle of the hall leading to th en trsac of the Academy of Music. A eparat UUr will ,b employed,, hav charg of th new department of th bank. , , KTATI :.SVILLt: IMI JU IJ Mivtlna of (Director of Ilcnkcl Mvn Stock, t'ointuiiiy. ' 1aui A Trout Company una Atha, dmir Com panyAll Prosperous ' Special to The Observer,, ,-!'-;'; ;;V ' ., Statesvllle, Jan. 19. -The , annual meeting of the ntockholders of the Ilenkel Live Stock Company waa held this week in the offices of the com pany.,;: Mcswii.' C. 'V; Jlenkel, L. P. Henkel, D. M.Boyd, 3. D. Helllg, Jt: P. : Bowles, Cr 8. Tomlln,, H,V. J Uunavant, ,V,-A Thomas and David Jl Craig were- eletfted directors. ! L. P. Henkel waa elected president; C. V. Henkel, Brut VIcA preeldntj; Tho. L. Henkel, second vice president and D. J. Craig, secretary and treasurer. The company,' which deal in. (horses, mules, wagon, bugglea, lharnesa, etc., has had a very euccessful year and the usual dividend of I per cent, was declared. , . . The Statesvllte Loan ft Trust Com pany held Its meeting of stockholders this week and re-elected the old board of directors and officers, as follows: Directors: W. D. Turner, M. K. Steele, Eugene Morrison, N. B. Mills, CM. Steele, D. M. Ausley, J. E. King, W. J. Hlfl, E. Clarke. H. A. Yount, U. L. Alspaugh; M. K. Steele, president; Eugene Morrison, vice president, and D. M. Ausley, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Als puugh is of Taylorsyllle and Mr, Clarke of Salisbury. The success of the Loan & Trust Company since It began business in Statesvllle In 1901 has been remark able. Its capital has been Increased from 125,000 to $40,000, and Its stock Is worth a Ihandsome premium. The surplus, which was 1500 the first year, ha Increased to more than $2.0d0; the loans from a little more than 162.000 to over $310,000; the deposits from about $32,600 to more than $318,000. and the total re- oources from $77,000 to over $401,- 000. The bank Is Just completing, at a cost of $20,000, one of the hand somest buildings of its kind in the State. As soon as delayed shipments of material are received the finishing up work on the building will be com pleted and the bank will move In. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Atha Chair Company was held this week, and the follow ing directors were elected: H. C. Cowles, W. A. Thomas, J. C. Shel- ton, F. A. snerrill, L. C. Wagner, A. P. Barron, George H. Brown, H. C. Wilson. W. T. Klncald. W. A. Thomai was elected president; H. C. Cowles, vlco president, and W. u uiibert, secretary and treasurer. The di rectors ordered that some additional machinery be Installed in the plant, whldv is doing a good business. ON THE nORDEK-LINE, Death of Bishop Duncan Expect 1 at Anv Tim Grew Morse Friday NlRht. Special to The Observer. Spartanburg, S. C, Jan. 19 The condition of Bishop William Wallace Duncan to-night Is extremely critical and the end may come at almost any moment, though he may live through the night or even 24 hours. A sud den change for the worse occurred last night and no Improvement was manifested during the day. Early to-njght It was said that the dis tinguished patient was perhaps a shade better, though the improvement was only slight. Bishop Duncan is a bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and hae resided Jn Spartanburg many years. Hs home is on North Church street. Educational Awakening In Watauga. Special to Tne Observer. Sugar Grove, Jan. 19. There Is a great educational awakening In Watauga county. There are about 240 pupils In the school at Boone. There are three schools on Cove Creek, within a radius of two miles, and all are well attended. The new school at Mast, taught by Rev. O. P. Ader, assisted by Miss Mary Brown, of South Carolina, has enrolled about 70. The school at Walnut Grove In stitute 'no 104 enrolled, while the schivnl at Cove Creek Academy hae enrolled about SO. For The Observer. AT THE CIOSE OP DAY. When close of day has set the West sglow nd nlsht comes on with steady itep and slow I yenm for teueh of vanished hand again And touch of lips, a in the long ago, Hut long In" vain. From those who've gone afar. Somehow, the Fates our every step de bar: Kr.ow then that Time's unaltered laws decree ; Wo shall not look beyond ths nearest star H. E. HARMAN. Atlanta. IeVltt' Little Early Riser, reliable Httl pllU. Recommended by Hawley' I liurmacy. FOR RENT. 1'iilt HKNT-Nice front rooms ' i.oiril Apply 307 Wet 7th treet rlth HH HI" NT-Two connecting rooms. ouliiihle for light housekeeping or I ' "liters Rate reasonable. Apply W West ,ih. Foil HKXT Two very desirable furnish e.t rooms for gentlemen. Apply W. T, Wllklmon It Co, li ilt IlF.NT-To gentlemen, two up Msin front rooms, conveniently locat ed Address H. M.. care Observer K)H IlKNT room cottage. Urge oet- lur. out buildings and its me worth liigton Ave., Dll worth. Call 'plion Ml. FOR RKNT-Furnlshed Till 1 1 reel. room. 1 1 K. I'uh HENT-fltore-room git N. Trron: t ; poelon March 1st. Apply to James Harty. allRCEIXANCOUt. II W.2 WAS THE WINNING number lest nlithl. The holder will plesse call pioinplly. Consolidated Cigar Store. Jrol'Nl)--in fisiotnc smtii wdfcing sne with silver tin and handle nd .liver poll on stick. Owner can get same hv paving for thla advertisement and a rewaro. i NEW AND UP-TO-DATE Uvsnr stable, Give us a call; reasons hi1 charge. Mullen Mc-Ijm. CToUs. N. C. WANTED. WANTED A few tbl boarders. West Vane Kt U WANTHtwKotir clothing salesmen for riad. Must be nuttier. - x. unserver, WANTEI-At once, "Co duplet prM man. Hentinel. Winston, N. C. WANTBD-rty reung oottple, room end txiri in rsnna pnrat family. Ad dress g car Obasrver. LOtn. Iif)r-Gold fob, batwesn Library, J. lllnhlnger. ridh and t I'll:! Ills i The American Platrlct Tetcgrarn Company ti liters) package, paretic Dotes, Invitations, furnishes uicHsen. gesra for errand service at ' m very mall cost. The Observer will Bond our messengers, , without charge, to your residence or place of bubinra for advertisement for this column. 'Ilione 1H. ; Office) with ' Western Union Telegraph Company, ThonB 45. All advertisement Inserted In thla column at rata of ten cnU per line of sU words. . No ad. taken tor lews than JO cent Cash In advance. ' MISCELLANEOUS.? MUTUAL B. St 1m Invite everybody hv - to new aerie now open. To beat this child, you musn't sleep. : See Keesler ad. ::: ".: l:: :; :,: ;,''Vi $3,600 WILL 'BUT' . an established and profitable business. If Interested writ F. C." Abbott"' Co. - -."riT; DRUG BUSINESS Fine location,' good trade, up-to-date- fixtures, . In growing city. For sale by F. C. Abbott ft Co. GOOD PAT to men everywhere, to. tack signs; distribute circulars, samples, etc. No canvassina.: .Universal Adv. Ce Chicago. . j . ., IF TOU are chopper attend the con cert Tuendar night : GET TOUR TICKET for'th conoert from any Woodman, 25 cents. Also the blind man.. , TICKETS for W. O. w. concert on eale at Burwell ft Dunn comer by the blind man. SALESMEN! 'wanted; strictly flrst-clas line of calendars, advertising novelties and leather good. Liberal commission. C. Pelgenspan ft Co., 520-630 Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. LOANS WANTED On ample security. $2,500, $3,600, $6,000, $15,000, $30,000. F. C. Abbott ft Co. SIX WEEKS' instruction In traveling salesmanship. Position guaranteed up on completion. Bradntreet System, Ro chester, N. Y. GROCERY BUSINES8-$1,600 will buy stock and fixtures complete In establish ed business, In thriving town. F. C. Ab bott ft Co. WE ARB extending our works and re quire machinist, moulder and light steel worker. Steady employment. Covington Machine Company, Covlng n, va. NORTH CAROLINA State Bonds, 4 and (, In amounts $1,00. $2,000, $5,000, $10,000. Bond Dept., F. C. Abbott ft Co. BEWARE of mining stocks as you would a plague, but freeze on to Mu tunl B. L shares till death. Keesler. PATENTS Protect your Idea. Send for Inventor's Primer. Consultation free. Established 1864. Mllo B. Steven tc Co., 76! 14th St.. Washington. D. C. WILL PAT spot cash for bankrupt and other stocks of general merchandise. Address Confidential. Lock Box 327, Lumberton, N. C. MRS. MARGARET C. SIMPSON, MAN lcurlng, hair dressing and massaging. Engagements over telephone. 'Phone 1517. Open on Saturday until 9 p. m. SPECIALTY man of twenty years' ex perience is open to immediate engage ment. Territory covered. Boston to. New Orleans. Only- high-class proposition considered. Best references, ''Sales man." care Observer. HIGH GRADE) and 7 per cent prefer red stock hi Wrong Southern mills, in amounts of $1,900. $2,000, $5,000, $10,000. Bond Deot., F. C. Abbott ft Co. I HAVE for aale a number of volumes of my book.-, SLite of Stenewall Jack son, by His wrre." aaaress mrs, so., a, Jackson, unanotte, . j. ELEGANTLY reprinted copies of map of Charlotte Township; unmounted, X cents; mounted on tlrst-clas card board, cents. The Observer Print ins House. Charlotte, N. C. 170 ACRES within few mile of Char lotte, 4.000 feet frontage on southern R. R, 100 acre heavily timbered. F. C. Abbott & Co. KEESLER wants Investor and borrow ers, white and bkick, boys and girts. old maids and bachelors, brides and would-bes, dudes and men, and all other cattle In MutuoJ's new series. NOTICE The stock transfer books of the N. C. Rail Road company win oe closed for ten days next preceding the payment of dividends February 1st, 1907. This January 10th. 1907. A. H. Eller, Sec. and Treas. THE OBSERVER Co. publishes The Dally Observer. IS 00 a year; in Even ing Chronicle. $5.00 a year; The Semt Weeklv Observer. 11.00 a year, and ope rates The Observer Job Printing House. The company solicit subscriptions, ad- vertlslrg ana Joo printing. WHITE FLYMOUTH ROCKS-My birds won very near every premium offered In this class at the recent Greensboro and Charlotte Poultv Shows, and nre the nuallty that will win anywhere. Have a few vigorous and snappy cockerels for sale at reasonable price, it win pay to head your nock wtin one or tnee bird. Egg $3 no per 16. T. E Smith, East Durham, N. C. KEESLER'S It ft T ad ring clear, and tells a wondrous story. 600 ACRF.8 near Charlotte. 800 heavy timbered, v. c. ADDott uo. HAVE YOU gotten a reprint copy ot that rare ' I-iwioni History of North Carolina T' Contains all the Illustrations In th orlglnnl hook. Price. $1.60. Th Observer Printing House. Charlotte. N. C. FOR SAUC FOR SALE A good hardware business for sale, shout ta.000.00 stock. Will sell business and rent store-room, or sell both. Adrtrws Ioek Hox 415, Hendernn- vllle, N. C. FOR SALE Mr beautiful home, Best liouievard. Diiworth: nine room, also furniture. Fasy term; good Investment. H. O. Miller. FOR SALE-Hlf or whole Interest in drus" business. Address "Phenal." esr Observer. FOR SALE My home In Dllworth. cor ner Cleveland avenue and Boulevard. Hot and cold water In every room. Call and Inspect. Mr C. F. Jone. FOR BALE- My residence, No. 4 E. Second atreet Eight room, all con veniences, F W. Arrrtns. rFOR BALE CHKAP-Thlrty.flv-H. P. nouer ann engine, shafling. pullles; large lot of wood-working machinery. F. W. Ahrtn. FOR HALE My reitdenc at Elisabeth Heights: nine rooms and all conven ience; large stable, laundry, etc.: cor ner lot, iooxitq. with alley. Oeorg Btsphsn. FOR BALE- Stock In eoftln and casket factory in middle Georgia, or entire plant for sale choap. Good shipping point snd good trade established. Writ H.i Charlotte Observer, rOR BALE 19 n-ln. revolving card, ristls, 1 Chandler-Taylor engine, to ll. P. t -H. p. return vertical botlsr; I railway heads, Petee's; 1 railway, head. Mason: rools, Tompkins; s-11-4 broad nesting looms 1(0 Doubl. 14 harness (new). All eonnd-nn but In good running order. The V. A. TompVlae Co., Charlotte, N. C ; J , FOR SALKv-Call and eor lln of machines which w will offer for sale Monday morning, Jan. 2Ufci at o'clock! your choice fw w tMu Homes, DwnesUo, Whlio, Hianrd) Jn fee ny thin tharou srsnv i r t only , $;.. Singer Sewing Machla Ce , ' lUt American LS irht Telcsr.U Cotiipnny delivers ruclH!rrs, purciS. notcM, bivltatlons, forid...ies m:sj grs for" errand servico at a very amall coat. - Th Observe will acna our mesxencors, without 'charge, to yonr residence or place of butlnes for advertisement , for ; this column, 'intone 18. Oflico wltb Western t'n)on Telegraph Company, ' Thou 415. All - advertisements Inserted In this column at rate of ton cent ijtst line of six words. ! No ad. Uken tor less than 20 cent. ' Clash In advance. WANTED Position as ' working house keeper. "Active," . Car General Deliv ery city.'-' 'r .s :.''. , f , ' - WANTED fA'auperintendent for colored ' goods mill. "'' Apply with referenoe to "Colored , Goods,'' car . Charlotte Ob- WANTE D Three furnished room for ' light housekeeping, near squares Ad dress N. W. E.i car Observer, v WANTED Help, male: positions in every line: salaries from 950 to 1300 month: demand for - help ' greater than supply; pay when ' you - tecura position: ' enclose stamp for list. " National Employment Assoclatjon. Century Bldg., Atlanta, Oa. WANTED Agent v t once; big money: handle our high ! grade portrait and frames; guaranteed; . lowest wholesale rices. Catalogue and sample outfit free. . H. Ritter 6 Co.. 819-21 W.. Van Buren street, -Chicago, y'e-jV.-v . - WANTED Two room furnished or nn furnlshed by young married couule. moderate. Stat terms, Q. M., care Ob server. WANTED Sal esmon, sell retail trade, your locality; $65 per month and ex pense to start, or commission. . Experi ence unnecessary, - Hetmingaen Cigar Co.. . Toledo, O. WANTED Men everywhere, good pay, to distribute circulars, , adv. matter, tack signs, etc. No canvassing. Nation al Adv. Bureau, Chicago. v WANTED Lowest cash offer of 10 or 20- acre farm, suitable for noultry raising and truck farming, within or near town limits of KTOwina Carolina town. Tract I must have a future as a building loins proposlton. "Wyandotte," care 0serverL WANTED Capable salesman to cover North Carolina with staple line. High commissions with liberal weekly, draw ing account Permanent position to tight man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, Mien. WANTED Lady sewers to make up shields at home; $10 per 100; can make two an hour; work tent prepaid to re liable women; send reply envelope for full Information, to Universal Remedy Co., Desk C, Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED Salesmen; strictly first-class line of calendars, advertising novelties and leather goods: liberal commission. C. Felsrenspen fk Co., 628-630 Walnut St, Cincinnati. Ohio. WANTED Hustlers t sell marble monuments and tombstones: we are of fering flattering prc-postlons; experience unnecessary. Write atv once. II. J. Brady garble Co., Canton, Ga. WANTED Position by young lady a stenographer and office assistant Ex perienced. "W," car Observer. WANTED Salesman to sell to grocers, druggists and confectioners; $75.00 per month and expenses. California Cider & Extracting Co., St. Louis, Mo. WANTED At once, first-class book binder and ruler, who can do stock cutting principally. Also a nrst-class Job compositor, who can do stone work. Roth must be sober and non-unibn. Steady positions. Address Commercial Printing Co., Lynchburg, Va. WANTED Twenty flrst-clas machinist at once: steady work. Cape Fear Ma chine Works, Wilmington. N. C. WANTED A practical, experienced, capable man to take entire charge and manage a foundry and machine shop, located In one of the best town In the South. This party must have three or four thousand dollars. Address "Machine Shop," Charlotte Observer, Charlotte. N. C. WANTED Bookkeeper. eolleotors, draftman, druggists, engraver. Jewel ers, solicitor, salesmen, stenographers, and high-grade men and women in all lines wanted immediately. For partic ulars address Southern Mercantile Commission (7), Atlantlo Trust and De posit Bldg.. Norfolk. Va- WANTED Salesman to sell on commis sion. Sun Linseed Oil Co., Richmond, Va. WANTED Second-hand gasoline engine, 2 to 4-horse power: must be In good order and cheap. Carpenter, Taylor ft Co., Rutherfordton, N. C. WANTED Four clothing salesmen for road. Must be hustler. X Observer. WANTED Mill with 16,000 new spindles, first-class In every respect, good loca tion and nice surroundings: wants a jnan to run the mill; either In capacity or high-grade superintendent or practical young man who knows the business, and can work Into the presidency. New Spinning Mill, care Observer. WANTED Position by a strictly first class lady stenographer; good testimon ial. W., Box 117, Rock Hill, 8. C. WANTED Poltion by lady, several years' experience general office work and stenography; offer outside Charlotte would ne consiuereq; oest reference giv- en. Address Applicant, r. 14. Charlotte. O. Box no. WANTED For U. 8. Army, able-bodied, unmarried men, between age of 21 and K; cltlsens of United States, of good character and temperate habit, who can speak, read, and write English. For In formation spply to Recruiting Officer, 15 West Trade St.. Charlotte. N. C; 40 South Main St., Ashevllle, N. C; Bank Eullding. Hickory. N. C; Glenn Build ing, Spartanburg, S. C, or Haynsworth and Conyer's Building, Greenville, 8. C WANTED To know where either Con way Pitt or Solomon White (both col ored) lives. When last heard of lived near Huntereville. N. C. Will pay liberally for Information and consider same confidential. 'Phone, writ or wire J. W. Wadsworth's Sons Co. WANTED-$2.600 to $6,00 loan; ample ecurlty. 8. R C WANTED Four clothing salesman for road. Must b hustler. X. Observer. WANTED Live bustling agents In every Southern town of over 1,000 popula tion, to handle our 107 wall papers, which I th largest and finest ever car ried South. Psper-hangers and dealer preferred. Samples free. Big commis sions. Willi Wall Paper Co., Atlanta, Ga. WANTED A traveling salesman for North and South Carolina; liberal com missions paid promptly. . L. H. Hall Coffin Mfg. Co., Atlanta, O. WANTED$l,00O.0O on real eatat secur ity for on year. Address A, B., thla office. WANTED at one, conies of Charlott Dally Observer July IS, M. Aug. i, 2. ri, D. 6 and I, 190$, Business office Charlotte Observer. - , WANTED Young man .desire boarding house close to Quar - Addres W., rare .Observer. t 1 " WANTED TO RENT. I room houeei close up town, Addres L. X, oar Observer. . WANTED Berond-rmad y type Address, stating Price, . Cltai cabinet rice, . Charlott . Ob- server, Charlotte. N, C, WANTF.D-A Iteet-clss eotton mltl tu perlntndni with, thorough knowledge f both spinning end weaving for a mill of about - Jn.Ou pj Mies, t north western pert of Stat.' Good opportun ity for a flrst-claaa man. Ulv refereoce snd stat salsry wanted. Address X. T. 7, care Chatlett Dally Observer, Char lott, N. C. . - c i C .:.y. .. II t ' t 1 ii i' ' i ' i , 1 r i' p v , - -er. -r -HVf, I I , , ' j r " 1 7z :-s7T " v i''tfvf,v A Hat that has the Style Snap and Wear of any made at $300 and $3.50 Then there's the Hawefs at $3.00 or the Celebrated Stetson at $3.50. and $4.00 i , New Knox Shoes $5.00 and $6.00 SB It's one of the oldest and best $5.00 and $6.00 shoes on the market. "Crossctt" and" American w Gentleman," $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes These two together with the Excelsior and Baltimore are hard to beat for4 snap and com- fort r Ae The Gloves of Reputation for men. White ' $1.50, tan and undressed browns and greys K at $1.00 and $150 H. 1 1. Collars and Cuffs None better. Piire I linen Collars In all those new srapes12yl-2c; Pure Cotton Cd lars 10c1 Cuffs ;15 and 25c pair; Vr" X "" wt T mm-mm- w-y,, ' ' C'7 . ' . : -. Gloves r r " r" ' t
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