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i . 4 . r: tj- r 4 NV " - i. r. caldwui, ruWU,,Icra. very C:yht2 to.-; '' . SUBSCRIPTION PWCB. " . , y, One year ... ........ W j tfla month .. 4.W ''''lira months ........4... ' ' " tt months .........,. ; Xhree month ..................... rUBUSIflni8' ANNOUNCEMENT. '. Wo, M South Tryon street.". Tele phone numbiri: Bualnesa oftice, Bell ? rphone W: city editor's offic. Be . ; phone J34; mwi editor's office. ' Bell " Aaveruuns nm era wmw . . i eppucauofv Averuer ur w " f imii thr&tivh tha ralumna of this , paper nejr nmj rarcu . ani portion of the beat people la - v-" this Stat ana upper ouin parous ' V this paper give correspondents as s wide latitude aa it in mm puouo p.j , t penaeta, but tt la In no Zase reepon- . sitae for their vlewa. It la much ' peef erred that eorrespondents sign f atally la caees where they attecK ' ; persons or Institutions, though this ' fa not demanaee. The editor rejerves die right to give the names of cor- i , respondent when they are demand- ! ' a tar tha murnoaa of oereonal satls- feofcew. To receive consideration a ' h eMnmunloatton mast be aecompenled ) t by tha true name or tne correpo est SCXDAY, MARCH SI, 1007. THE REfitTRKECnOV. In the end of the- Sabbath, aa U began to dawn toward the first day of the week, name Mary Mag- : dalene and the other Mary to eve I ' the sepulchre. u - And, behold, there was a great earthqoako: for the angel of the f.' Lord descended from hoATen, and 'f came and rolled back the stone ' and sat npon It, Hla countenance waa like light- t- alng, and his raiment white as f ' snows And for fear of him the keep- t era did snake, ana became as s-. dead men. ' i And the angel answered and ; said unto the women, Fear not ye: ' . for I know that ye sock Jesus, ' whlcJi was crucified. . He Is not here: for He la rtscn, as He said. Come, see the place . where the Lord lay. ' And go quickly and tell his dl- ' dples that lie la rlM-n from he i. ' dead and, beliold He goeth bo- ' ' fore yoil Into tialllr; there almll . ye see him; lo, I have told you. NO CHANNEL TCNNKL, AND WHY, The killing frost encountered In .Parliament by .the bill authorising construction of the long-cherished project of a railroad tunnel under the i English Channel to connect France l and Great Britain la not as difficult of . ! explanation as might be supposed. It 1 Is true that as a purely economic proposition there could bo no valid reason, In spite of the protests which ( came from cross-channel shipping In ! tereet and the French ports of Calais . and Boulogne, for not leaving tho I matter to the Judirment of Itivostora. In fact, thero sorns to have.bnon ni , reasonable doubt both that the J scheme was practicable from an cn : glneerlng standpoint and that a tubo saving an Immense atream of travel the necessity of crossing a notoriously J rough strait would bo financially re r muneratlve. The objections which prevailed were purely military olj- Joctlons. . The fact Is, Knitlund. In cplie of tho present very cordial relations with France, dr-m.(l th.. ponnlblllty f a ;l future Invasion through tin anily blocked tunnel. Thut .liln ilr'ud had a substantial uhsIh of rciinon waa re . ; cently made clear by The London Economist In an analysis of the tjuuM. ' tlon at once ad judicious und so In- structlve that we cannot do better ; than to make free use of It. "The ' reassuring ronslderatlonn which ore ; uuw oiitpu u mm, na-n rne Kcon omlet nlst, "with one i i-inakablu x-fu-jn, on the allfptfd eaoc of rendering . tlo the tunnel uhHcw, In the event becoming a source of d.inKer." urged by the advocate of the tunnd that Its mouth ruuM b'- tj ! ked and blown In so eaully that there would be no need of dostroylnn It evn In caae of war; and that even without thus mutilating the tunnel, an army attempting to Invad- Knglnnd by means of It could be destroyed wltli ln the tunnel by tin- nlmplo proretw of , cutting off Its pujip'y of air. it.jt . these arguments ar, open to one cb vloua and fatal objection, the full ig. Blflcance of which The Economist ' points out They rest upon the Up position that the only posIblllty of i danger would come from the use of :. the tunnel as the first net In sn In , . TWion. Yt that is by no means the "'case. Tha dangtr of a foothold be. log obtained by a small Invading force ,, eomlng by water may be Might, but . ' .auch ' Happening certainly cannot be . ; rejected M Impossible. If an luvad- ,., ing force got poaseaalou for a short ; ' tlm of the country mar Dover, It '. could repair the damage done to the tunnel's month, and then the way would be open for the sending of an ' army through the tunnel. It li true that the British government could go te the extreme of destroying the tun- , Del Itself Instead o( merely blocking its entrance; but The Economist . point out the- difflrultUs in the way . of relying upon tbla as an alternative, , The espmlblllt,, it ssys, "of de- gtroftng aom twenty millions of prop erty by mare! pressing a button Is to burdensome that It ) conceivable, to tny the least that the button might tt toe jpre,"! In JJme, The mas i y .f C ..'r: " ' i t l.'-n 'e. , " 1 on a great acale m!j!it not operate with the eame certainty , that had characterized It In the experimental trials, and In the end the mouth of the tunnel might be In tho enemy'a handstand the damage done to "It not be beyond repair. , It is. even posnlble that the premature, destruction ot the tutrae.!, the reaalt of a sudden access of over-caution, mlghj be the laat did turblng factor in the ; relations v bei twetn ua and France, and so precipi tate hoatUtlea.V.;.xi?..s;K,''V 'i""'. V These are sufficient reasons when it Is ' considered , that jtbere Is otpre tence of keeping In " England eoldlera enough! to; prevent' Frencli' armyi on?e' safianedftti' Pover f 'ttota marching pn an4 'takfni liondonl No longer can be iald, as Baxon Harold la represented ea having retorted in an swer to a threat of Norman William (with mbre oratory than "truth, as the event showed), that England'i strong? est castles were her widest blalns. Vhis la a day of standing armies and navies, and England Is as essentially a naval nation aa France is a military nation. The one answer la that It might, bo practicable to( frame an in ternational v agreement that the tun nel shall not in any contingency be uiied for purposes of nar an answer which the London paper dismisses with acorn as promising ho real se curity whatever where the temptation to break faith might become so vast. In addition to these solid considera tions there was of course, the pow erful sentimental one- Britain 1h un willing to think or herself as other than an Island in the full en t senne. No wonder that the decision to remain "compassed by the Inviolate aea" was reached almost unanimously and without the least division along party lines. DIDNT TOTE FAIR AT ALL. The Norfolk Landmark has had it In for The Observer ever since this paper clinchod its place at the head of the class by giving the only cor rect answer to The Landmark's ques tion anent the plural of grapo fruit. Professing to serve both as pedagogue and text-book. The Landmark recent ly made another effort to make The Observer lose place. To show how far Its malignity has carried It, we will quote Us own statement of the case: "Sometime ago The Landmark sub mitted to The Charlotte Observer the following Inquiry: " 'If a cat and a half catch a rat and a half In a day and a half, how many cati will It take to catch 100 ratoa In GO days'?' "The Observer weakly replied that It Is a scientist, a grammarian, and a biblical authority, but not a mathematician, and let It tin at that. Now we receive a lat ter from u reader who has been making an honest effort to solve tho problem, with this result: " 'I cannot see why It doesn't take I cati 50 duya to catch 100 rats. My daughter saya thin Is wrong. My hu tinod thinks It' right. No, no; 1 mean 200 cats. No, again ; 2 cats is right I suppose, of course, the plural of tail or's gooae la gooaea but this Old.' "Perlmps The Observer wtm wise not to tackle that procmltlon. Maybe The Richmond Tlmos-lJinpatch or The Wash InMon Herald or The Montgomery Ad vertiser would like to take hold. Two cats is not the correct answer. Neither la 200 cat. We'll volunteer this much: If u cat and a Jialf catch a rat and a halt In a day and a half, 200 cats would catch B.W6 2-S rats In Ui day.' The spleen In this In manifest. Now comes The Landmark with the so lution of th problem: "It a cat and a hul catch a rat nnd a half In a dny and a half, a cut nnd a half will catch a rat In a day. There fore, three cats will catch two rats In a day. or 100 rats In 50 days. Hlmple. Isn't ur No; It's so confoundedly complox that even tho astronomers at the Naval Obaervatory In Washington could never have figured it out, much less Tho Landmark, a mero amateur mathematician. Landmark, the fact Ik, you just simply didn't tote fnlr with the rest of the class. You know very well you peeped at the answer. President Hchurman. of Cornell 1'nlvertilty. now comes forward anj denies having declared In a speech at Cleveland, O . several weeks au;o that John I). Rockefeller's money was far from tainted If It was to be usod to clvlllzo the Mouth. In a letter ad dremed to the editors of tho nowpa- pern of the South." Dr. Hchurman em phatically ntates that he 1ms n vor even In thought "reflected on the civ ilisation of the South or regarded It Inferior lo the civilisation of the North." Tho Observer Is glnfl to give him the full benefit of hit denial. (Mir northeastern North Carolina folks were wise not to let their proa- ent row over tho location of tho East Carolina Normal School break out un til they had secured the legislative ap propriation. What wHh the Mg sii"exe Injutks, Wall Street must be knee-deep In wa ter these days. iM-utti of Infant, Nelsler, the Infant sou of Mr. and Mrs. K. T Ilyets. died yesterday morning The funeral services will bo conducted by Rev. Harris Mai llnckrodt this morning at 10 o'clock, at the residence, 401 North Graham. AN KAKTKIl HYMN. (Reprinted by Ruqut. Tim sun has come again nnd fed The llMy's lamp with light. And raised from dut a rose, rich red. And a little utar-ilower, white; Ha six guards the Pleiades And holds the planet true; Hut we -we know no which of these The ranter task to d. Hut, since (torn heaven he stoops to breathe ' A flower to balmy air, Surely our Uvea are not beneath The kindness or his care; And. aa he guides the blade that gropes i Up from the barren aoV H, from the ashes of our hopes, Will beauty grow toward Uod. Whate'er thy name, O, Bool of Llfe, VYe know but that thou arL - . Thou S4t, through all our waste ef strife, ; One groping human heart. Weary of words and broken eight. Hut moved with deep accord To worship where thy lillea light . Th iU ( lu LordbM ' TIjo Movement f a Nun;hT of i co , plo, VlMitors and uiht-rn, , Ool, W.,B. Rodman,, dlvlalon coun sel of the Southern, returned to the city yesterday morning after a ibusl neea trip In the' State.,. ;v;i....- Mr. W. II. Cox, of Laurinburg, was registered among the guests at ' the Southern Manufacturer's Club ye.-rter-day.A ,V- Mr. J. a. Patterson, a prominent cit izen Of 6pray, spent yesterday in . the city the rueut of Mr. A. 3, Draper, 'at the Southern Manufacturer's Club, . , Mr, C. L. Smith, of Concord, was a visitor to the city yesterday. " Pr. J, Q. Adams, Jr., left last night for Ithaca, N. Y after spending sev era! days In the city with hia father, Rev, Dr.J. Q. Adams, In Dilworth. . , . Col Wm, h. Harvey, of Winston Salem, epen,t yesterday In the city. Col. Harvey has been spending the winter h Florida. v Mr. K. B. Wilson leares this morn ing for Atlanta, on a business trip. He will be absent three or four days. Mr. Don Taylor, of Winston-Salem, arrived In the city last night to visit friends and to spend Sunday here. Mr. ft 8. Tomlln left last night for Statetvllle to ipend to-day with, rel atives. , '.: Mr. J. N. Seale, manager of traflc for the Southern, waa In the city yes terday. ' ' :V 1 V Mr. Walter E. Adams and Mr, will E. Adams returned front Oastonla yesterday after visiting friends and relatives tor tne past oay or so, Mr. Don Richardson, the clever and talented head of the Hlchardson Or chestra, Is in the city to spend Sunday. The Trio, of which he also is the lead er, Is now engaged in a successful tour of several of the towns ofthls State and Virginia. 1 Mr. R. B. Walker of Wilmington, arrived in the city last night to spend a few days with friends. TICK SPARTANS ARE WINNERS. The naaketball Games at the Young Men's Christian Association Laat Night Two ' very Interesting games of basketball were played last night at the Young Men's Christian Associa tion. The first game was between the Bluea and the Champions, and. was won after a hard struggle by , the Champions by the score of 13 to 8. The game of the evening was be tween the Crescents and the Spar tans. This was the laat game , that these two teams were to play togeth er and was was expected, a very large crowd witnessed the game. The Crescents, although being con siderably smaller and lighter than their opponents, played a very fine gamo throughout and before the first half was up, had scored 14 points to their opponents 12. During the second half, however, the Spartans began to score faster on their opponents and by the end of the game they had made a total of 36 points. The final score of the game was 38 to 21 In favor of the Spartans. The next game of this series will bo played Tuesday night and will be between the Tigers and the Olym pians. The standing of the four teams In the league Is now as follows: Name of Oames Games Games Per Team. Played. Won. Lost. Cent. Olympians . . 7 6 2 .714 Spartans 8 5 3 .625 Crescents 8 3 6 .375 Tigers 7 2 .285 Youthful Couple Married Last Evening Mr. B. II. Oadd, of Monroe, aged IS years, and Miss Eugenia Broughton, of Charlotte, aged 15 years, were mar ried last night at 9 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother. Rev. A- I Co- bum performed the ceremony., Comet Giving London Trouble? A report which reached Charlotte yesterday by wa yof the Western Un ion wires, through the stock ex change, to the effect that the the thermometer In London was 114 de grees above zero caused considerable taU. The messago stated that the In tense heat was occasioned by the proximity of a comet. No further particulars have been learned and up to a late hour last night no .verifica tion had been received by the Associ ated Press. The story may be true, but may also be a fake. It was hot enough hero yesterday to make the tale seem barely poalble, but not probable. Miss Grace Fltts, nof of Mocksville, Is In the city on a two weeks' visit to relatives. THE WEATHER. Washington, March 30. Forecast for Hundsy and Monday: Virginia, partly cloudy and cooler Bun day; Monday fair; light to fresh north winds. North and South Clarollna, shower Sunday morning, followed by fair, much cooler, fresh norm winds; Monday fair LOCAL OFFICE V. 8. WEATHER BU REAU. Chnrlotte, March 30. Sunrise 6:1 a. m.; minuet b:c p. ro. TBMI'l'RATT'RE (In degrees) lllfc-lo'st temperature S liwfgt temperature ta Mean temperature 7. 7t) Kxcenn for the day '.) Accumulated exceiM for month .... iM Accumulated esce for year WJ PRECIPITATION (In Inchee) Total for 24 hours ending 8 p. m... 0 Total for the month 1.43 Accumulated deficiency for month. SO:' Total for the year 6:2J Aecumitlnted deficiency for year .. 7.84 Prevailing wind direction N. E, W. J. KKNNETT. Obaervw. WANTED. WAN'TFI Oulrlt twentv-flve evnorl enced pant maker; waxes liberal. Ad it rein uox zi I. nign rotnt, n. c. WANTED IIars maker to do new and repair work. J. W. Wadswortli's Bona Co WANTED Halenman to soil Ilnened oil on lllwral commlHulon. Sun Linneed Oil Co., Richmond, Va. WANTRDPosltloM by flret-rlasa lady stenoeriPher nnd office naslitunt. Oood teatimofliala. J. A., this office. WANTED Position by boy. Any kind of work. Answer Roy. p. O Pox W7. WANTED Everywhere, huMlers to tack slum, distribute circulate, samplea, eto.1 no ranvnaaing: good pay. Sun Ad vertising Bureau, Chicago. WANTED Man to run croee compound iorii engine, i.nw-norse-power, night time. $12.03 for five nights. Only sober man wanted. New mill, fine location, in North Carolina. Aridreaa. with refer ences. Z. ,1. X. WANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Few weeks eompletea, tools given, wages Saturdays, hoard provided, peel Mom runranteed. Catalogue mailed free. Write to-day. Molsr System of Colleges, Atlanta, Oa. WANTtD-tALEPMEN-To sell palnta. oils, and varnishes en commission. Liberal commissions. Bog ttg, Richmond, VlnlnUU LOBT-Bay mare, white spot on right bind leg, star In forehead, weigh about 1.1 w Ida. Reward return ta Cechreae'e SlShlSk ' ' . v v ' t 1 kivi l m ' j ... aj . The Amert' a District ' TcleffrOi ! Company dt-ilvera packages, parcel notes, invitations, furnishes messen. gore for errand service at a very small cost. The Observer wlU send our messenger, without charge, to your residence or place f hmhoe lot advertisements for this eblumn. JPhone . .. OCicw with Western t'nlon Tolerrapti Company, Thone 3. All advertisements Inserted in this column at rate of ten cents per In of tlx words. No ad. taken for lea than 30 cent. Cash In advance. WANTED. WANTED-Motormen and conductors for the Jamestown Exposition. ' Muat be sober, honest and able to , furnish flrst Clas. references..?-Writs or apply with 5?!TSH''w- Jh'rloy, Booth 302 Law Bldg., , Norfolk,: Va., , . -j v ;, ; s: . . WANTED Agent tto sell hosiery and farnu . outfit, free. .Victoria MIUs. Nor folk., a..: ? rt..-..v.'.;,,; ot WANTEI-Help, male' positions In every iinw, Bmnrics rrom- sou to aaoo rnontn; demand for help greater than supply; pr wnnn.you aoeure poarnon; encioai sump for particulars. National Employ. ment Association. Century Bldg., Atlan ta, Qa..fi, ,,:,,-;.. , WANTED-iAn ' experienced flour sales man. We art looking for results and are willing to pay foe same.' , Address Roller Mills, care Observer. f WANTED-Four first-class hoisting en gineers, must be able to operate ma chine with swinging gear. Wages $3.00 per day. Address W. R. Bonsai & Co., res Dee, N. C. , WANTED Cigar, talesman or man to manage branch office, In your locality. Experience unnecessary. Salary or com mission. Send stamp for particulars. Monroe Cigar Co., Dept. 81, Toledo, O. WANTED Two experienced traveling salesmen of ability, territory your vi cinity, to work country trade, calling on drug and general stores. Exclusive ter ritory, established ihouse, rare oppor tunity. State age,, experience, lines han dled In first letter. Replies confidential. Muat be ready start immediately. Box W6, Chicago. WANTED District managers and agenta to aeel our combination policies cov ering accidents, sickness, accidental and natural death. Stock company. Ameri can Assurance Co., 14 South Broad, Philadelphia, pa. WANTED Salesmen for special line winter dry goods and blankets on com frnlsslon. Factory to (retailer. Bryn Mawr Mills, Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED Men everywhere, good pay. to distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack signs, etc. No canvassing. ., Na tional Adv. Bureau, Chicago. WANTED Large wholesale house, pay ing; its salesmen $1,600.00 per year and expenses to sell staple line to general trade, desires two more men to com mence work at once. If possible. Ad dress Sawyer, Leslie & Co., Detroit, Mich. WANTED Capable salesman to cover North Carolina with staple line: nign commissions with $100.00 monthly ad vance Permanent position to right man. Jess, H Smith Co., Detroit, Mich. WANTED Traveling salesmen to sell fruit ciders: $25.00 per week and ex penses; samples free. Red Cross Vine gar Co., St. Louts, Mo. WANTED Help, male. Positions free. Demand for help greater than supply. Tour oholse of 1,00 good positions. Send 10 cants In stamps for postage. Pied mont Employment Exchange, Atlanta, Go. WANTED Salesmen to sell to grocers, drugglata and confectioners; $J7$.00 per month and expenses. California Cider & Extract Co., St. Louis, Mo. WANTEDTwo young men to travel and solicit for established firm. Sales manship taught beginners. Experience not necessary. References required. Ad dreaa Lock Box 10, Oraenvllle, S. C. FOR SALE. FOR SALE 10 40-ln. revolving Hat cards. Platts. 1 Chandler-Taylor engine, 50-H.-P. 1 20-H.-P. return tubular vertical boiler. S railway heads, Pe tee's. 1 rail way head. Mason; 4 Lindsay-Hyde reels. All aeconn-hand but In good running or der. 4 11-4 broad sheeting; looms. Mason (new). 100 dobbles Is harness, Mason (new). The D. A. Tompkins Co., Char lotte. N. C. FOR SALE Wind mill. 45-foot Iron tow er. Angora goats. W. B. Medlln, Fort Mill, S. C. FOR SALE Second-hand, good ag new, one wood ton wood fram rip saw with guide; one double emery grinder com plete with counter shaft. At a sacrifice. Charlotte Casket Co., Charlotte, N. C. FOR BALE At Norfolk. Va deelrable S4-fu launch. For particulars address John Hill, Montreal. N, C. FOR SALE Four or five good' mules cnenp. xaroroiign & Bellinger Co. run. cawj ur rem, lumianoa or un fucnlihed my 7 room residence, 400 Norm Tryon Mrs. jno. vv. Miller. FOR SALE Veneer machinery. 1 72-inch Titus veneer machine. 1 to-lnch Bal timore veener machine, t 40-Inch Balti more veneer machine, with nttarhm, for cutting banket stock. 4 Clippers, one SO Inches; one S0 Inchce; one 40 inohes one J Inches. Lot of rhaftlng. pulleys and belting. 1 40-11. -P. Erie City engine 1 40-H.-P. portable holler with stack All slses of forma and fixtures for manu facturing banketa. We offer the above tor K.ow.w r. o. o. ears webrnond. Va. Box 197. Hlcnmnnfl. Va. I'uk bal.is- ontas engine 1; tvaaon lor selling changing to electric power. Aliio 2 boilers to move quick, low prlco. Aitaress u cure uoscivcr. FOR SALE-Paylng jewelry bunlncse In proitperous N. C. town of 6.000 popula tion, or nair interent to good workman Address "Z," care Observer. FO SALE-Whlp-poor-wlll peas, umber unci orange cane need, millet aeed. Southern nueen. vim-leva, early red skin. pumpkin and need eweet potatoes, white Holland turkey eggs. Hickory Mllllmr i n.. Hickory, in. v. FOR SALE- Drug store In town 1.200 people. Good Htock, nice mmlness. nenreat drug store 16 mllee. Address 'Drug. Btore, care Observer. FOR SALE--A well-drolned lot 7Sxl23, near car line. Itest lot In Fourth Ward for home or Investment. Address A Bar gain, care Observer. FOR SALE One Indies Stanhope, nearly new. very stylish, roller bearing axles. At a great lacr'tle, or will exchange for light surrey. Addreae "X. Cordova. N. c. ron rent. FOR RKNT-Furnlshed rooms, at 4M South Church street. Apply FOR RENT- Furnished flat of $ or 4 rooms und twth. Pneeeeslon April 1st; uoetaire or uown. airs. jas. a. doii-i les, Dilworth. FOR RXNT-Housc and lot Wlih m seres or isna ir oesirea on Lawyer Road, PA miles from square. J. MoDe- . Ifut mil xf t ' wr ,a a. FOR RENT Four nice moms for light nouseseeping. :n n. college. v FOR RENT-I connecting "rooms 5 for llht hmiM-VMinltiv 001 t Ava . FOR RENT-i eonneetlng .room suitable for light housekeeping. Apply In fort- FOR' RENTNloe furnished , room to untUmin. Annlv Mri J. 1 tlutlodva. No. t-9 West Trade street- A - Scan Llbtrict Ttl-;. ' Coin ur-y deUvrrs ricksren, purct.f, note, lovltsJoiia, furi.l'.i.cs , furi.l'.i.cs ihch'Cii gel's for eriei.d rvieo at a very small cost, i The ' Observer will ton J our tnmncngcra, without ctiarje, to your roaldcnce or place of buatness for edvertlsemeuta for this , col6ina. 'ITbone IS. OSoe with Western rnion Telegraph Company. 1'hone 45. All advertisements Inserted In this oolumn at rate of ten cents per line of six words. No ad. taken for less .than 20 cenue. Cash In advance. WANTED. WANTED Men and ' boys - to learn . plumbing, plastering, bricklayings else nical tradea: fraa catatonia: . nonttlnn and San Francisco. WANTED.-Oood glaaler. Address with rooommenaation or reference, stating wf a-expected, p, , p. Box 1 268, Bllx. beth- City, , N. C ; ; .T7.. ,v WANTED -At onc a nfe' Insurance man , and manager of experience and character. Apply, ? with , references, to H. caie. Observer. .':, S,.-.,'- v -,..-,,,:;' , WAirTEi.Teachers - for : fall - terms. ' Many splendid; openings,! schools and Colleges,' special guaranteed enrollment. Sheridan' Agonoy, Greenwood,' a C. , WANTEI-Po4iItlon by married man, M rears oia.. wun some manufacturing or holesaie nrm. as general office man and correspondent, assistant to manager or superintendent,, or , book-keeper. 14 years active business.- Experienced tn mertantile, lumber, machinery, and min ing business. Good accountant, also good capacity to handle employes to ad- vbiimisc. , eoiKnuig prraeni poauion which he baa filled for three and halt . years, of one accord for honorable row' vuub. nvwiiiinenusuun xrora presena employers.' At references; would iuvej in right business. Addrass J. K IS) candor, (M. c. uiy;x:x,- WANTED For U. S. . Army. abM bodied. unmarrUHl men:' between re- n 4 mil ! tll.u..f 11UmJl ltiJi of good character and temperate habits, T who can speak read and write En- f gusn. or intormation apply . to : Re cruiting omcer,' 35 West Trade St, Charlotte. N. C.:' -96H South Main BL. Ashevllle, N. C; Bank Building, Hick ory, ix. v.; uva liberty eu. Winston Salem. .N. C; Glenn Budding. Spartan burg, S. C; Haynawortb and Conyera Building, Greenville, a -C; or Kendall Building, Columbia. 8. C MISCELLANEOUS. WALL PAPER a 4o. a roll and ut at the reeeivershlD sale of the Hi louse Fumlsh hing A Decorating Co., 200 N. Tryon. f WASHINGTON BREAD-We ere re ceiving dally the only genuine Wash ington bread. Gem Restaurant. NO. 82366 was tho winning number won oy nr. Luther c. Hover at the Con solidated Cigar Stores last night. FIRST PRIZE Strain Madison Square Rhode Island Reds, my strain Won, 1st pen, 1st cockerel; 1st 2nd, 3rd and' 4th pullets. Hatchable eggs $2.00. Jno. Max well Lewis, Greenville, B. C. NEXT SUMMER will be a hot one. Soda water pays large nroflta. Foun tains from $66 up, on easy monthly pay ments; little cash required. Send tor eatalogue of greatest bargains ever of fered. Do not delay. R. M. Oreen & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa. EGGS for hatching. White Wyandottes, Buff Orpingtons, sitting $L60, 50 for K: 100 for $8: over 90 tier cent fertile. Cash must accompany order. Barred Rocks. Black Minorca White Leghorn. $2 per sitting. Charlotte Poultry Farm, F. M. Shannonhouse, Prop. $20 A WEEK Expenses advanced. Man or woman to travel tor manufacturer. and appoint agenta, for houaehold neces sity. Good pay for home work or part time. Zlegler Co., 221 Locust St., Phila delphia, Pa. A RARE Opportunity for the right man. For sale a well established Mattress manufacturing plant Terms right to the right man. Jasper Miller & Son. PATENTS Protect your Ideas. Bend for Inventors Primer. Consultation free. Ettabltihed 1864. Mllo B. Stevens A Co., 72 14th St, Washington. D. C. TEACHERS wanted for 1.000 vacancies best Southern schools and colleges. Salaries $3O-$200 month. Free booklet Dept. E. Southern Teachew Agency, Columbia, S. C. FIXTURES for sale, store for rent H biook of snuare. Good location. Apply No. S N. Tryon 8t HAVE for aale a number of volumes of my book. "Life of Stonewall Jack son, by His wife." Address Mrs. m. a. Jackson, Charlotte. N. C. ICE CRAM Two kinds served every day In our dining room, uem Restaur ant. DRUMMERS-We wish to notify you that we hsvo made arrangements with Bovte Transfer Co. to haul your bag gage at old price. .We ask you to sup- port him. none uu. U. C. T. PRETTY WIDOW, very affectionate, alone, large fortune, wishes husband capable of managing her extenilve busi ness affairs. Box 406, St Joseph, Michi gan. MIDDLE-AGED capitalist, rlh, lone some, desires companionship of loving wife. Rich or poor makes no difference. Box 425. St. Joseph, Michigan. GOOD PAT to men everywhere, to tack eigne, distribute circular, nam pies. etc. No canvassing. universal Adv. CO., Chicago. WAIT-Get our bargain list of aecond- hand engines, bolleri and machinery before buying, . or trading. Carolina M'ch'y. Co., Greenaboro, n. C. HURRY your ordera for Foos' Gasoline Threshing Engines. They have uo enual. Carolina M eh y Co., Greensboro, N. C. SCHOOL superintendent. The trustees of uranam punnc urnnois. or urn ham, N. C, will eleet a superintendent on May 1st, 1907. for the year beginning July 15th. 1907. -ArpHcations requested. For information nunrm w, k. Uoley, Secretary, Orahem. N. C. LUMBKR dealers her. nlnnlng ml initio to buy tlm- mills or the output of mills. In south Oeorpia, or north Flori da, write us. cook 4 Co.. Fitsgeraid, Oa. . ' OOINO OUT and must move the fol lowing machinery iulek: Hominy mill and ateam dryer (built by Nardyko U Mermen Co.), eost woo.OO at faotory, good as pew, take It at le cents on the dollar, or the Junk dealer will get It. New wheat amutter, feel water heat r, t pair platform scales, large power hay preea (Whitman's), -Caldwell cmvesor, new bolting chest 45-Inch exhaust fan, shaft ing, pulleys and belting, far less than their value, W. M. Crowell. FnEK MONEY man of Nevada. Everv Investor In N vndn mines should have cur Money Man Those who sre not In vestors should get It and loam of tha land where rnrtunea are hot In the mak ing In mines that are tangles In the trail of wealth.' Our maps are compiled from rovernment surveys and . other official data,' supplemented by the work of our own engineers it rives the exsct lo cation and production of every camp. and shows all tha railroads. Including these under construction, surveyed er proposed. Journal of Finance, compiled by the authorities en nnance in Ameri ca, and Issued In the Interests of our clients. . All the news gathered by wire On date of publication. Gives yo the news of Ooldfleld Ore days ahsadj of the newspapers. Gives the situation of tha big Unsocial entree ahead of the news papers, Brokers all over ' the country wait to learn It a market views. All In vestors should read M and know the truth. Write to-day for a free eeor. 11 n n. i cirmiwr vo tty Building, Chicago.. The R. L. Bemler Company, $39 Becur- Tl.o Aire WlU ' You Mateo ' Your Appearance oh 7 Easter Sunday Zlttired in New Spring Glothes ? ; V ;. "' if ;. " tltwe'mttXttgtXfOXSOt .." 4. ? -gf t Z , -i " R y-, u-r r -V -fuT .Try. , i,:--;-;. J ... . ;'. ; ' " t' ' J -r ' you intend to 'do so and every well-dressed mah ehould you certainly want garments that are absolutely correct in every detail of cut, fabric; finish and fit. That is the only sort we've got to offer you, the only sort we want to sell you' and you can be positive of getting CORRECTNESS in every detail, as well as the greatest value possible at our pricejs, when you come here for the renowned Michaels-Stern and L. Adler's Fine Clothing. ' Be exacting and as particular as you wish, here you can suit yourself and be fitted in. garments that, any good tailor would be glad to have Ins label in. For proof of this come see our great assortment of " Spring Sack Suits for Men and Young Men. - ' They are here covering every taste and in sizes to fit every one, from the slender youth measuring 32 inches up to the matured man measuring 42, inches or more. Every suit in every size tailored to fit perfectly, all the ' fashionable effects in Worsteds, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Cheviots, for your choosing, at $10.00 to $25.00. Fashionable Spring Trousers, $2.50 to $6.50., Easter Suits for Boys in a great assortment of handsome fabrics of splendid" wearing quality, $2.50- to $12.00. Beautiful Cravats for Easter, all the new Four-in Hands and Ascots rich exclusive spring effects, 50c, 76c, $1.00. , - j Something New in Men's Furnishings One look at our line of Emry Shirts will convince you that these are strictly up-to-date in every re spect. We have them in all the latest styles and patterns, made of beautiful madras and percales coat or regular; style, $1.00 to $2.50. A new line of American-made and genuine Guyot v Suspenders, at 25-50c. Men's Oxfords The new stock in Patents; Vici and Gunmetal are now on sale in Rnox" at $5.00 and $6.00; Crossett and American Gentleman at $3.50 and $4.00. , Ladies' Fine Oxfords' ' tt 1 -e Tk:Ai.-'r. A4tili nnA Tt.M!1U. TirnTTm'a Arririf'nri Ladv AilVMU ' J ... . ' . are shoes witn stylo ana - . n t ooie agenia ior oorosiB and $4.00. White and Colored We place on sale this week a new lot of very pret-j ty Canvas Oxfords, suede, lace and ribbon tics, in, pink, light ! blue, 'red . and white, at $10 and $1.75. 1 1 : J i a . li v r v -w - Oxfords are here, and thv -J. I SlA snap ai o.w. (ii 1 "Ves ' i SeeA A. ouuua uiu vrAiuftw, uv 9 qmv v - ; v .; ;. ", Canvas Oxfords -mm- 4 ' . ' c t' m " . - i , '77'" "7 " 1 1 1 1 ( ...'.:
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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