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; ANNGU-NCEiUN'T. 'i Tryon street. ' Tele : Business oiiice, Boll , v eiiitor's oft ice, Hell i t a editor's office, , Bell r rates are furnished on . Advertisers may leel euro :i Uie columns of this may reach all Charlotte ,;on of the best people In and upper Soutn Carolina, r gives correspondents as e a it thinks public policy t it la in no case respoii their views. It la much that correspondents s.gn s to their articles, espe cases where - they attack r institutions, though this mded. The editor reserves to give the names of cor a when they are detnand- purpose ef personal satis To receive consideration u . t ion must be accompanied 2 name of the correspond- AY, APRIL 28, 1907. ; . , . ', Z.l n : t survive J vcr. :i to rec-Ive t',.3 honors which should have I:: i acordeJ him, ho J.-ft, Avith. Irr Y. y a fcompetenej', a wife and chill, 'for whom the country has done nothing except to grant an extremely moderate pension. "No sol dier In o4ur service," says The Sun, "was ever deserving1 of greater honor than Walter Reed, yet Congress has provided for no monument to perpet uate his memor. Let us hope that this neglect will be remedied at the next session and that a more generous provision may be made for his family." With the spirt of these remarks The Observer Is In full accord. It would be too late ' for knighthoods or deco rations, even if this country had such honors to bestow, and methods like Japan's In promoting' the valiant dead to higher rank or China's in en nobling their ancestors are foreign to our habits of thought, but'a monu ment should surely b raised to Dr. Walter Reed's memory and generous provision made for his wife and child. : "I1.. ii r l: ly C: - ci:il Secretary il-i ; cr.J ,i . - - tenant Stockton. pcial to The Observer. GreoH.sV.oro, April 5. The second d.iy cf the Christian Endeavor State Con vention opened with a scng service, con ducted by Rev. J. K. Pfoh of Winston Salem. The song service was followed by the "Quiet Hour." the leader of which was Miss Sadie Bilyer, of Southern Pinos. The leader is c e who is peculiarly fit ted for the conducting of such a meet ing and the high spiritual note that was struck in this devotional service The Si fohowing from , Surry, Xinm, trora v.-.;.:. Ii, Arril ZZ. - Court ?,3 3 filed t'. 5 :r..i: l.urrls vs. Smith, trror;. Sprinkle vs. rrv Tin rror! Nelson vs. Tobacco Company, from Forsyth, affirmed: Ljrbee vs. - Grenberg, from Durham, Affirmed: Johnson vs. Telegraph Companv. from Durham, reversed; Painter vs. Railroad, from Forsyth, ailirmed; Shober vs. Heeler, irom. orsytu, -affirmed; Greenwood n r f Ii l : n L, 1. J .1 . . i ...cn. HI - U cf tva ,j vs. the r.y for the vs. Railroad, from Surry, error: State w&8 vs. Haner. f rnn . r.nutrlsi.n rtsur trial: adherred to H through the session. Insurance Company vs. Insurance De Above everything else. Christian: Kn, I ,. e ...-., rrcmincnt rrorMi rMsId.i-1 Uea3. Norfolk, Va., April J3.-Dr. Frank Jrvvvecster. 6 4, a prominent phy sician of this city, and proprietor of the Allegheny Hotel at Goshen, Va., died suddenly at his home In Norfolk to-day, of heart disease. bers, and no other phase of the work la ever emphasized more in a true Chris tian Endeavor society, than the spiritual, and to this fact Is due the"rapld growth and the lasting hold of the society upon the young DOODle Of VBrinti chiirnhM where thf sncletv evict. bw.-, - i ucui xicmy X.OU1S SUlim, OI i-UVlUSOU ?Mtto&ntont delivered a lecture, the fourth from Forsyth, affirmed: Jones vs. To bacco Company, from Forsyth, affirm ed. .. .- . -- --- . ' " This evening: In the session room of tho First Presbyterian church Presi dent nenry laula Smith, of Davidson has grown to 68,000. end from a meru it a series under the auspices of the - CLEARJ3 THE! COMPLEXION. Orlno Laxative Fmit the liver and thoroughly cleanses the 1 system buu ciears tne complexion or pimpies ana Diotches. It Is the best lax-! ative tor women and children, as It is mild and pleasant, and does not gripe or sicKen. unno is mucn superior to pun, KDenoiu wairn ana nn rnvnnurr cannar. tics SS It does not irrltata the stomach ana ooweis. tL Jordan & Co. ICH DOXT ESTI. MATE. . . ' he aamittedly. crude meth- ytaria making up Census jtimates such as the recent unced population guess Tork Journal of Commerce doubt whether the bureau to engage la the business ot vlth reference to any sub- aote from its comment: ?hteen months ago Congress ire that the Census was mak s as to the amount of cotton to be ginned, and that In nces whtrc- It had "been diffi ossihle to secure the ginning imates furnished by ginning i been combined with tho ao ns gathered ' by tho 'others, nation exerted a harmful f the price of cotton, and the ion expressed in the House of Jves was bo acute that the ndoned, at least for the time, e of making or using these -Tiires. The problem of popu lates Is different, in kind and ) danger of influence in spec rations, but the principle in h sanw as that Which was when the cctfton statistics fire. ' It Is a sound view that, nh says, the bureau Is a st chine' and not a bureau of The process of predicting nps may best bo left to the .Statistics in the Department are." a qualification that the Bu tatlstics, if entrusted with te work of predicting crops, al with, fact rather than is far as . possible much an the Census Bureau Is for going The Observer Is a accord with thefe views, liability of the population s In .particular, Is sufficiently 1 y the census bulletin's frank i that, w'ith a few such checks 4 error as annexation data om city engineers and study ar Btate .censuses, the of estimating : employed r be termed the arithmetical amely that, the , growth In la equal td one-tenth the Increase, or : one-fifth the lal Increase between the two censuses.' Of course, any- make an estimate of this nd. Such census performanc no real service whatever, as Torth has himself stated, and V to cause heart burnings. La called oft by all means. "The New York World's query 'What is a Democrat?' can only be answered correctly by elimination. If you are not a Republican: if you ore not a Populist, a Socialist or an Independence Leaguer then you're 'It.' "Chattanooga rimes. Herein our contemporary did not seem torTcafee when o make an end of answering."' When It " said; "If you are' not a Republican" the case was complete. As for the Populists, So cialists and Independence Leaguers, you have to be one of. them or doc trinally Indistinguishable from them if you wish to enjoy good and regular standing with those so-called Demo crats which know not Thomas Jeffer son and divide their allegiance to the Jiving between Mr. Bryan and Mr. Hearst. . ' " " . ' PERSONAL. tership of 60 to that of mom than imi. Raleigh chamber of commerce. 000. . , I, A specimen of fhal found 12 mil as me tneme or the niornlntrs session from Sanford ha hpn brought here was the "State Union:" and a lariroionH tn K .1 . w t. number of Voluntary nr -".V," D"uw" red esneclaliv for ih-- o,";. UB- liranue rrom mo mines Union. "V"VU4 near Raleigh will also be shown there, When this convention w'n a tio thm - negro named Matthews Was leaders of the movement connected 'with caught In a ehaft In th Caraleigh it decided upon a thorough organization Fertilizer factory here and wasikilled. ... oiaie at mis time, and the com- He was badly mangle d, -im.'-yf."??'-0 draw UP u Quite a number of prominent North "uorautea us report. Carolinians went tth Jamestown tt r rrwpfAM mm a i . " " ur orncuta. Exposition to-day. Ine Committee on nomlnatlnn of nfrt- 1 Thfi SnnrpiriA fTnnrt rWMja aralnst norm i. " X. " I.. " . ' " . UB...U. th tk iii:i;-u" iefMLvi -recpmrnenairg me insurance commissioner in the uiiKKLiiii. vv inx Jin?a loir. ' anprpa i . try. Mrs. H. a. nrrt r"riiw! J surance company,,,, the Charter . of if oasurer ana - superintendent ot press cwn.cM nctause ius corn- work. Miss Mamie Bays. Charlotte: vice pany removed the case from the State Presidents: Moravian, Rev. E. C. Stem- court to tho Federal Court, this belnff "'"atui -oaiem; rresDyionan, air. suit Drouirnt bv an ex-asrent for dam. Biair Htradford. Greensboro: Disciples, ami. ThA nnurt hniwdo .,itt, ti.. c. ,irk,r"- Wlnstw-aalein ; perlor Cour, that tnU' , aalst lege; Congregational." MIbs eZL it removal applies only to policyholders Thomas, - Southern Pinos: Methodist ers suits. WoS Cn yh, hSIIEVI COMPANY CHARTER Newton; Friends, Rev, Ell Reece, High i oini. ED. pleased to note the White nouncement that the Presl not Issue a reply to ex-Con-Wadsworth's charge that he bug" . an d a; f akl r ." , M r. i Is "doubtless dlasappolnted rtoosevelt did not make at sual epithet-hurling specta elf, lut the pePle ef this ho cling to their tlme-hon- ction that the President of i States should never fall rt himself with simple dig- cause to be glad. , ond cltlzetis recently re irned from Atlanta were fa npressed with the clean ap of the street of that city,". Richmond Times-Dispatch illy discussing: the subject of reets for lUchmond. "A high t blowing, buj there was no he streets were' entirely free verlzed, dirt and trash. When e inquiry as to how the city to" kfecp its streets o clean, j Informed, simply,"" that" the yed a ; Xorce large enough work and that the streets c-ugbiy jwept every night." pable streets mean to a rdn wt-n set forth and h pleasant anticipation "crlng Charlotte. The Movement of a Number of. Peo ple, Visitors and Others. . Mr. H.'M. Eflrd Is spending the week In New York on business con nected with the Eflrd Department Stores. ' ' ':. . Mr. Otis Asbury, of Richmond, Va., is spending several days In the city with relatives. Mr.' S. A. Schloss, of Wilmington, lessee of the local Academy spent yes terday in the city on business. He will spend to-day in Danville, Va. Mr. S. Wittowsky, president of the North Carolina Building and Loan League, left yesterday morning for Goldsboro to deliver an address on building and loan work. Mr. S. L. Stough, of Klnston, was registered among the guests at the Southern" Manufacturers' Club. Mr. James H. McConkey, of Phila delphia, who has been spending aever al days in this city, leaves this after noon for hla home. . - : v Mr. Thaddeus A. Adams has gone to Virginia. He will be absent about a week and will combine business with pleasure, visiting the Jamestown Ex position before his return. Mr. Ed Long, a merchant of Elm wood,' was in the city yesterday. Mr. James -Mills returned yesterday from Statesvlller wliero he-visited rel atives. - Messrs. J. E. SherrlH and George C. Goodman, of Moorepyiile,. spent yesterday "In the city, stopping at the Selwyn. Mr. Thomas Barber, Jr., of Wins ton-Salem, was a guest of the Selwyn yesterday. i Mr, O. B. Bradshaw, of Greensboro, spent yesterday In the city at the Central. Mr. D. H. Mauney, of Long Shoals, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Mr, W. R. Rankin, of Greensboro, was registered among: the guests at the Central yesterday. Mr. U. R. Moflatt. of Chester,, S. C, was a visitor In the city yesterday. Rev. Dr. J. Q, Adams, returned from a short business trip to; High Point yesterday. Mr. James W, Zachary, of Coleemee, was a guest at the Central yt?sterday, Mr. E. O. Gilmtr, of tho Hotel Ire dell, StatesviUc, was a visitor in the city yesterday. ; Mr. yalter L. Steele, of Rocking ham, was registered among the guests at the Buford lat night. Mr. Claudu C. Coile, representative of The Tradesman, of Chattanooga, Tenn., was a guest at the Buford yes terday. '- Mr. J. M. Landers, private secre tary to Mr, O. A. Shields, of the South.-rh, left last nlsrht for the Jamcntown Exposition. He itoea from there td Nashville,-Tenni. his homo. and will return in about ten days or two weeks. . Mr. W. J. Clifford, of Dunn, spnt yesterday In the dty, registering at; the Buford.'""' -t' ' . Mr. Frank M. Morton, of Morehead Cttyrarrtredin-tho city last night and is ftoppin? at the Buford.- - Mr, John4 Crowe, of Monroe, spent yesterday In the city. , ; A charter , is granted the. Ensrllsh These officers were elected, and then Lumber Company. Asheville. capital u meeunK m. me cioso oi me morn- siock siuo,ooo, the stockholders being tnj session and completed the organiza- j0hn L English of New York anri tion of the State Union by the appoint- Z r h or Aviib ment of the following named officers: Jam5.?-f?Ush ,f Asheville. . . Superintendent of Junior Work, Rev. J. our corresponaeni iert to-nignt S. Williams. Ashevillo: sunerintendent for the Jamestown Exposition .and of prison work. Rev. A. W. Curtis, rial- thenco goes to Washington for a day etgti. lhe following named members of or two, this being his first vacation the executive committee were elected to since last Julv. when he tnhlr tho h1J constitute the - business board, which board shall decide all ordinary aueetioni iruii comij ociore ine executive commit tee In the interim between the annual eigh Surishiners to Beaufort for a notable ten-days' outing. The following well-known Raleigh conventions: E. H. Stockton, Mrs. H.. A. people went to the ExDOsttion to-day: President John A. Mines, of the Ral eigh South port Rauwav: F. II. Bus- uee. iL,sQ.. Charles H. Belvln. M. W. Woodard. Col. Benehan Cameron, Miss Mabel Youns: and Miaa Morede- Gnrrett, Miss Mamie Bays, Rev. C, H wtmnKer and Kev. E. c. stemple. MONEY FOR STATE WORK. Mr. William Shaw, of Boston, an- nounced to the convention that a very pleasant duty had been assigned him cal IT. lL?LV ?I!!naA nT,a The chief of the fire department to 0,,i,invi hm n..rv tt ia fo, toy discovered 'that there was a fire treasury to contain money to be used ln thft furnace room under the Acad by the State officers in their corresnon- emy of i Music and that it had been der.ee, and by other means they . will smouldering for several days, perhaps uiw in Bxieiiuinn with in umsuan a weeK. a lot or Doards ana fubbish i-.mn-avur iiirouKiii-ui uiu jm.uc. . air, won iinrler n rllc n( n4 iew k.,... . ... .1 t . .1 so convincingly that a" liberal amount a" " V ?06? -CalS' 0m H1 was pledged by societies and individuals. furnace had been raked. Onlv the fact that the boards were so covered that the air .could not get to them prevented the tire. The chief was seen personally superintending the removal rtf h ftortnavA tin " vi n it t . ' ...kMn work as'sho assisted in the prison so- fmo?e4wa Paring through an open c ftv for several years. Miss BUvon "6 buci spoke of the good that has been accom plished among the prisoners by the so- President Stockton announced that several years ago a Christian Endeavor society was organized in the state pris on at Raleigh, and that this society hd gone steadily on during these years. He cietv. and made srjeclal mention of Rev., A. W. Curtis, of Raleigh, . who for the past several years has worKeu so laitn- tuiiy in the prison. s j. AFTERNOON SESSIONS- GAME LAWS MINOR MATTER. A Raleigh lawyer who is a devoted sportsman remarked to-day that Leg islatures nave less ' consideration to the enactment of game laws than t any otner matter, in one county The song and prayer service at the land-owners and tenants are prohibit- rfternoon nor,slon was led by Rev. Ell ed from shooting between March 1st Reece, of Hlsrh Point. Prof. W. A. Har- and November 15th, while the gen- 'l'.8,1,0. navuB?nnith''-8V.bj,e'':i eral law for that county says that no JTh Spirit of Christian Endeavor.", but nnn shnnt laZ t.VV bo was unable to reach the convention, "-"T ,:t vi. " TvT- , n vmnrnvo nrx B-rPoiipnt arifirpsa November 1st, Thus there are la on the 'above nanu'd subject and this open days when persons who do. not wns' read bv Rev. E. C. Stemnel -The'-next '.speaker 'was Itev. Charles E, Vehler, of Newton, who spoke on "Rome Fruits of Christian Endeavor,'' and his address was practical and help ful. Mr. 'Stempcl followed with some ro own lands or are not . tenants ca shoot. In some counties there are two or three laws regarding protection of pneaaants. etc. Rev. C. IL King, a wfcll-kndwn col ored preacher, has been appointed a arks in the interest of the Internation- delegate to the World's Sunday School ul Convention to be hold in Seattle ln July.' ivnd urged that some of the work ex from this State nttond. The after tifion fctwdnn closod with an interesting workers conference conducted -by' Mr Thneier. nnd many ot those present took part lii the conference, ana a practical OiscuHskm ot committi'O work was tho fiMllt. rton friends and others ; : . !.na who took on terrl iha recent: census estimate that In Virginia Roanoke, ' rt Ne ws are about to come vcr t:,Srd prace among that i;?w Federal legislation a ! i anticipated ;, between V !intlller.i' of v-Whlekejr. t at leaj?t be remarkable ' ' r of onlookers who Convention at Rome and leaves next Tuesday and from thence goes to the iioiy jjand for a tour. The delay, and a very annoying one, in the installation of the exhibits in the main building at the Jamestown bxpoaltlon continues. A telegram to day from Hernett Brlmlev t K Mm H VntureHt Is being taken in the I Bruner said thp Installation mmtu' nr Convention by (Jreensburo people, aa U in Tilnc. fnr th arinr a. well by tho delegates, ond a .larga.au- DartmentV exhibit vet " ut thii dlences are present ot every session. , p I.Df exniDit yet ut that the The Stats Convention of Christian En- exhibits, were all in the building and deavor cioiied to-night.. Tho attendnnce that the cases were all belnar unpack- was write and an lntr.reting nddrtsa ed and set up and that other steps whs delivered by Judge T. J. Shaw on I vun tntfn fnr milrfr wnrir a reTnwer;UUi; General S J?0" 'Tll PEOPLEMLBn The Ajaerlcan District Telesnrauh Company delivers packages, parcels, notes, invitations, xunustics messen gers inr waua service at a very small cost; - Tba Observer will send our messengers, without cbarse, to four residence or place of bufctnrse for fidvenlsemeuta tot this column. Phone IB. Office with Western f nioa Telegraph Company, 'Phone 3. Ail advertisements Inserted In Uiis Qplnmn at rate of ten cents per line ot six words. No adL taken for less man 20 cent. Cash tn advance. k.. 1 11 1 ! it i f ji 'I I x 4 iiijf Um.L.. t-i! mis 4... WANTED Young lady wishes furnished room, vicinity oi.eeiwyn Hotel. Rea sonable, care Observer. , - Ymp Tmlm Asheville territory. Without experience it will be useless to apply, ; Address . Asnevme, im. t;. WANTEBwTeachers, Rural, graded, high school. colleeecWork. Mnnv nl.n. did openings. Guaranteed enrollment Sheridan's Teachers'. Aeency. Green. wood, 8. C ' '. - , ' : . -. WANTED A good white barber at once, XT13,a ,week. A. A. Covington, Hamlet, WANTED Traveling salesman, an ex- Well, it makes no difference who he is, if $5.00 or Slf P.e'en.d M.ery palesman to travel 1 Ui. I i 1 S ;uuiu i.cci. ucitcx iu uu iu uur .jucKUb inan . come here and we'll show you plainly how to keej The Ready-to-Wear Suit of to-day is not what it 1 three years ago, or even one year v ago. Our i models have the effect in every detail or a srnaf tailored garment,. and your bwn. tailor must con. that it looks as well on you, and thev are $5.0q $10.00 cheaper Iri our $17.50, $20.00, $22.50 and tZ Suits neat Gray Worsteds, Unfinished Worsteds Blue Sercres: sincrle "and douhle-hreastfifi: with form fitting coats, with or without vests. tl KNEE PANTS ; ! The Greatest Stock in Town - It must be, for we're known to carry the biggest here and we have just gotten a big shipment of spi . vvcigiiia in. . . . , WANTEr Girl for housework In small lamuy. oooa place for the rhzht ner- eon. Apply at 611 North CoUeee street WANTED Second-hand - mimograph machine. ; Edison ' ftoterv nrecrroa Must be in good condition. Address aiimograpn, care Observer. WANTED Position as stenographer and DOOK-aeeper Dy- competent young man. Habits faultless. Address "Faithful." care uoserver. - - v -.. WANTED Men and boys to learn. plumbing, plastering, bricklaying, elec trical trades; free catalogue; positions Becured. Coyne Trade Schools. New York and eau ifrancisoo. .... WANTED Motormen and conductors for me Jamestown Exposition. Mutt be sober, honest and able to furnish flrst- ciass references. write or apply with reierences to k. a. scirtoy, , uooia sa unw Biag., foiout. va. . ; v V I m uumai i ix; siijt. ucinncu ogca ut tU Cki4U 35, citizens of united States, of good cnaracter ana temperate namts, wno can speak, read and write English. Men wanted now for Philippine service. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, 15 Wit Trnd St. Charlott. N f. 1iiU facuth Mam bt., Asheville, N. C; Bank Building, (Hickory, N. C; 417 Liberty St., Winston-Salem, V N. C; Glenn Building. Spartanburg. S. C: Havnes worth and Conyer's Building, Greenville, S. C. or Kendall 'Building, Columbia, BLUE SERGES, KERSEYS AND WASH PA1 . Knickerbockers and Plains ; . I Wash Pants .......... ............ 25 and'i uiue serges .. i. i .. .. .. .. .. .. .... voc. 10 $i Kerseys and Worsteds ; . . . . . . ...... 50c. to $l up to 17 years. IT'S AN 11 EMERY'1 SHIRT THAT FIT) WANTED By a ' large cotton mill in North Carolina, a master mechanic No one need apply who is not thorough ly competent to handle both water and steam equipment to nest advantage, ana perience. Address Master,, care Observer. Because it is full cut. low in the neck and is in t sleeve lengths. Beautiful new sprmg patterns in j ored and White Negligees .. $1.00t($I Silk Negligees, with attached or detached collars, s! or fancy colors W steam equipineni 10 oei auvaniaBe, inu n n i ni 1 , t !s now employed. Give reference and ex- Jitfnery iOat bllirtS i . ... ......... , ...... 1 rifripnoA. Annmii luasier. care tjosnrvnr. 1 . v . . - 4 1 t White and. Uolorea, lull aress or piaitea. DILWORTH STRAWHATS . $2.00 to $3.00 If you want a nice Straw Yacht, get a Dilworth all time. ; You'll save at least ouc. xm tne nat. LISLE GAUZE HALF HOSE WANTED White, clean rags. Printing House.- - - Observer WANTED For a ' 60-room hotel at Ppray. N. C, a lady housekeeper. State experience and salary wanted, JI. G. Wilson, Spray, N. C. BARRED Plymouth Rocks. 4 pens Haw kins and otner extra rtne strains. Jtggi 15 for 12.00. Jno, A. lrwln, H. F. D. No. Concord. N. U. .-. TOE DEATH RECORD. Mr, A. M. McNolH. of Kllzabclhbotvn. Special to The Observer. Eliza bethtown, April 23, A. If. Mc Neill, a Confederate veteran, exclerk of court and prominent citizen of thlj county, died suddvnly here to-day, from a stroke ot paralysis He leaved a widow and sewn chlldern. , . j., Ko. C. T. iJlund, ot Hickory, Special to The Observer.; : ".- Hickory, '', April 25. Iiev ? C. T. Ftland, he agfl Episcopal clergyman who has resided, here for : the. last three yoara, died at his home on Col lege street last night iri his 8th year. Mr. Bland was active in the ministry over 60 years. Tho remains will leave here this afternoon at 4 o'clock for Uncolntoit, where they will be inter red , to-morrow at 10 a. m. Aside from hla immediate family, wife and two J? errors, to mourn bis d'ath Is tary Shaw and Superintendent Stockton. The usual rtsniution or thanKa was adopted, nnd the convention adjourned. Wijth the Ausspan Dtineniciion, SIR. J. L. PIi1lSOX MARRIED? Story to That Effect Concerning The Evening curonic-ica iwi, Wilkcsboro Chronicle. We are Informed that Mr. James Larkln" Pearson, of Moravian Falls, and Miss Cora! Wallace were married ln Atlanta, Oa.. last week, where Miss Wallace has bwn for some time.. Mr, Peanon Is the editor of The Southern Literary Banner, and poet laureat of Wilkes 'and o,n all-round good fellow, and here's-to their perfect happiness, mellowed by the mufles of poesy and erJIvebed by the prattle and smiles and patter of little te.et that always "d rlve-iluil-caTe-away." - : tlrf -addition Jo wTat our Wllkes boro"contcmportry says of htm Mr." Pearson is the poet of The Evening Chronicle and also one of the best of that paper's staff of printers. He is a young -writer of genuine ability ; and personally a fine teilowr The an nouncement of' his marriage comes as a complete supriseto his Charlotte friends, who, In view of the fact that he has not been away from his post for several weeks past, are Inclined to believe that the ftory is a mistake or else, prematura.- Observer. J fliarjrctl With lshinc In Water. Works Pond. 1 Night Sergeant Earnhardt!had three boarders last nignt, ueorge jenKint and Bam Prown, colored, were lock ed up by Ofllcers rorter and Young blood. ! ' The charge la fishing In the water-works pond west of; the city. They' deny that the water was adja cent to the city pond. Nathan Crok- ett, an old olfeader, was arrested for bein drunk and disorderly. he accent a ncof plan and sfe v , r,..v buiMinj -which SEARCH " FOR DEAD CONTINUES. The search for the body of the four men drowned at Buckhorn Falls Tues day morning continues, but so far is unavailing. Superintendent Eugene Maxwell, who has full charee of all that work, arrived here this morning. lie is so aeeply artected Dy tho drown ing of the men that ho win not speak snout it. He very greatly esteemed Hans Thorsen, his trusty Swede, who was so valuable a man to the com pany and whom he had knewn In the Northwest. ; - Smallpox has appeared in a camp of railroad constructors, a fe wmltos from this city, and 18 casts oi e 1 viioriea. , - -. . Nothing can b heard of Ralrr th absconding music dealer who has left so manv 01 tne makers of musical In struments in the lurch, Kvery hour or so wagons can be seen hrinfin tn to the , riy jrid-Jitorlna:is.uort3-of music ooxes. This afternoon Miss Selena I.urpd gren arrived nere from St. Paul. She was to navo -been married here to morrow to Hans Thorson, foreman of the Phoenix Construction Comoanv. who, with three other men, was swept owr tne aam at its piant at uuckhorn Falls Monday, arid whose body hss not since heen seen. A telegram was ent her about the drowning, mt sn ni airoany iert nome, She was met oy air. Mccuilough, of the Phoenix company, but this1 she expected. Ha first told her there was an accident, but had to tell the whole story. She ia completely prostrated. A telegram came to' the county coroner here at by any aggregation o( burnt-cork ar- being rrom Thorson's brother, of Ta coma, asking if Hans was drowned. The Lenoir Land Company of Cald- wei county nas ooen cnartered cani tal stock $25,000. : State Superintendent Joyner has gone to juoiiec, i)a vie county,, to de liver an address at a achooi closing. George Chavls hak ' brought suit against tho Raleigh Electric Railway for 110,000 damages for the death of hi father last October; during tha State- fair,- 120 A WEEK Expenses advanced. .Man or woman to travel for manuraciurer. and annolnt n cents, for household neces Bity. G00J pay for home work or part wimonxo rnrcil. BaSCELLANEOUS. headstones -see me and save beautiful Black one in Gauze for money. I. W. Durham. 1 ni., 1 t jb'ancy box or lirop Btucnea 25 to LEATHER GARTERS time. Ziegler Co.. 221 Locust St., Phila delphia, pa. - ' fbr r t For the knee, drawers; it's the Brighton, for fixtures tor sale, store tbr, rent h The uk Jbrienton in soua ana lancv . . hlnflr nt aniinr. (jOOd locauon. jiwiy 1 - , No. 3 N. Tryon St. V m m t m . ntrn nvRTtr.M la entirely our own after years of exDrlence. uueen wy eyeing 1 and Cleaning Works. , w Trmtr.n ' onnrclatn anv informa- ilnn am tn , the whereabouts OI joei J. Wntts. ' white, who Uvea in or sdoui Charlotte until - about January, wui. Craig & Wilson, Gastonla, N. C. MEN Our 1907 catalogue explains how we teach Darner iraaa 111 icw wuio. mailed free, iioier naruer- we. At lanta. Ga. 4- MONUMENTS At-your price, my. price j or any old price 1. vv. wurnani. CONCRETE MACHINERY The "Coch- arrrn Tile ftiacnines. wiufmrn w"-1''" Mixers, all Cement Tools. Orna mental Moulds, complete ? 1 pqm't Co., Greensboro, N. C. FOR SALE. fSr SALE MontreaL N. C, (near Black Mt.1 new 7-room couage lumun ed; stable, . Would rent lor summer months for 125 net month. Address Miss - . w . r Alice capps, Montreat, rt. v. FOR BALE One No. 75, Eflison Koury MlmoETanh Machine, iiew mm never used. V. 6. Box 174, Charlotte. FOR SALE 5.000 yards - dirt, chaap. Tarborough & Bellinger co. win stt.R-Two carloads 7-18 celling cut from lat and nd cuts. -For prices IAOST LOST-4 keys on key ring, attached to chain. Return to observer. . "K1T0X" SHOES AND OXFORDS . t Made by Dorsch & Son. None beat these for snapl and comfort, and the price is just .... $0.00 or 1 ratents, vicis, uunmetais ana . , J.ans uxioras high cuts. : . i ARTISTIC" $3.00 LADIES' OXFORD It's, snappy and has wear and comfort, all leat hich cuts and Oxfords. Ribbon. Ties, Pumps, etc Sole agents for "Sorosis" $3.50 and . $4.00 high! v Shoes and Oxfords lor w omen; also agents y American Lady $3.00 Shoes and Oxfords. f insT-Bar mare, wblts spot on rleht hind leg, tar in forr head, weigh about 1 Lin) lbs. Reward return to Cochrane's stable. . - .. t - ? ; -, 11
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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April 26, 1907, edition 1
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