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rt . u-a "Tiie no features iu dinting lie o the . I, e Ac , -'11 wore no plot. l.s were pre"i i ; -:t-'-lor-Will A ; I'tU.l ' last ni;,!.l. s, ie s ' There w;i scenic eilv'i . t - - - ' La cu the J't-snJi. ."''- Tl.is is the eventful flay of the fall vith the local milliners. The doors of til a various store wiU be ewun wide open and the. call-, era will be ushered - to the hat departments. :: The ., , women of the city and all the country round mt will swarm to the various shops to eee the new stylej. -The milliners and their assistants will be busy to day end to-morrow. -The millinery rooms are beautifully x and -tastefully decorated for thao-' ' casion. Potted plants are placed .in the windows and "about the parlors. Everything possible to make tho places attractive has been done.:.. There la , nothing left but to swing ajar " the doors and welcome , the prospective . customers, . " As a reporter traveled about ... lat night from store to store ; he raw many beautiful hats hata in feathers, hat's In flowers, 'bats In e.lvet "and hata in -everything else Chat la atyl- '. , ' Among the striking hats are; A i 5 deep-dyed purpfe velvet, with silk r binding of same color, also facing. It has a. drooping brim, which is wide from side to side, and shows a slight bend to the left, making 1 extremely , . stylish, ' It Is. Udorned with roses of very , handsome, purplish, red .tones, '',., parent 'petals,: with Velvet ones sur-v- rounding.' Clusters -of feather sprays a are Interspersed among the flower. The all blactf-hat is an 'appropriate ' i. beautifully shaped, a peculiar .droop ' being secured through a iplaitln the L back brim.- A large, slightly oblong :.:-. buckle f rhinestones is brilliantly ' displayed against the all black back ground. Grand plumes complete the elegance of this design. - Another ex- . tremeiy manasome : design ' 19 paric, , very dark myrtle BTeen, with an enor ... tnous , coque , Trlume ; and Vpompon, -. "whose natural greens and blacks pro s';;; fluce magnificent, harmony through--tj. out. Hard by this .pne Is a ; large s mushroom' hat, covered, with 'taffeta, and trimmed' in three soiades of rib- on, with a large caboeaon at the left I front..,. Thie hat is made in all colors. There are hundreds of others. There are hats of corded jUk.-ot vel vet, of taffeta, f velvet and iaffeta. ; fulf arid nt Vif na1W h all IrlMmtl ; la the latest style. , ' AT BELK BROTHERS. .. . .Miss Sarah, Houston has charge of Che - millinery - j department at Belk Bros, ' Miss Siddie Strasburg is the ' a designer. Last night, . when the hais ' were all placed and the lights' turned Bros, was a thing of beauty. ' The colors are 'yellow , and purple, the Conner predominating. Every show : canei very. shelf and every oozy nook ana xorner naa its quota oi jiats. i ne v4adie who go there to-day will have . a rare jeasr mr me eye , r - i ' Ameng the pretty haUon exhibition , are; 'A. black chantilly, teco and- ma line,' sailor, with " elegant willow plume. light champagne cloche, ... long fancy effect, trimmed with os- ' trlch feathers and large green ,b!ro' head: A dark garnet hat, nazamova sailor, American Beaut?, ribbon and morning glory; ,'Tho Chasseur" a1 dark garnet hat, rose on the- lef i . side, facing of gold cloth, trimmed "with ostrich -feathers and morning r glories. , This is'a swell hat. J A pic ture hat with lavender facing, with white accordion plaiting of white ma ' line and lace large black ostrich pom pon and 'black and white aigrettes, A t lim iltcrht W irlnrVia (hof lh thai. abou and ostrich and ionely - black " - a I vey's Mis Elizabeth Downer. tmmr ant MM. Inn!. rU. klf - ' of the department, will be in charge. , The decorations will be greeta and the flowers, the golden rod. Perns will 1e used. for the green effect. Two ' tiundred hats, ranging in price from . IS.SO to $3S apiece are on exhibit. '.They will be of all -shades and colors, . with -violetSi pinks, orlandosr purples . and browns predominating! Among the hats that Will be shown are: "The Cufiitanla," a velvet hat trlm- iuea wua a maraoou arouno. ; i.ie icrown witti faille ribbon : fancy feathers and colors. , : , This will be )n black, brown, , navy, myrtle, garnet, - leatrwr, plum and Copenhagen. "The Empire.'1 is a pressed velvet, mar- v abou -trimming . around the - crown, and trimmed on left side with feath ers, novelty a boa and ends of ribbon - to match. "The Miss Anglln" is ffi a felt hat 'bound '1n'- taffeta, collar , f marabou, large wings 6n left side. Others are the J"DorftH Tennant," and-tlHrTTankee Tourist'" " THE . Llf TLE-LONG STORES. ; , The golden , rod will be used by Miss Kalherlne Ticer and Mts. Jessie ' McDonald, who have charee of the ! salesroom at the s LItUe-Long stores nat oepartment. Miss Mae Whitney a ,and- Madame Notley, the designers, : will show a targe tot of beautiful, as - aorted hata v .'. Among those on1 the stands are; Anna Held, satin hat, trimmed with 82fneh , willow plume; large puff fastens plume.' Louis OCV hat, black velvet, trimmed. with nlnme In brown shadings; 3 tan puff fastens v piume. -' nctuwi hat of net, plaited ,v wuniii. i,u , ;-ini;ii t- willow ' plume. '. The ."Belle of May Fair" a leader -amona larse hats. ithr with long plumes or flowers, has the long , ; back and the - short front The -Bererrds7 leadi in the nimni t.n , ored hat. with wla pompons en J rib , nun. me "Aiexanjra." in small hats, fitting the head jelose,' adorned with J flowers, is populaf., . OdJ flowers' lire 'J 'the-orchid and. the , morning Dyy ueing popular. , . -1 AT Ef'IRD'S PLACE. " -' ' ; . Elaborate arrangements havo beea :- iiue Ai tinrd'a lor the openings The hat room is e legantly decorated in .geraniums and ferns and music will , bo furnLshcd by. Richardson's Orches- tra. Miss Hattle Rurrwn la h . H. ' ; aigner and Mwses blandine Alexander and Olive George aiesladles. - . The : , entire department is draped in m-hite, -snaking a pretty tombinatlon with the , rreen potted plants. Miss . Murgfss , has about 200 hajji on'Uie peg The , Barge room is wl lighted and ' the nais can 'be seen. . 1 Some of the tiata hsown are. A . furm TIrr.nlh mvui m.iuj . . w - . - "..UV 'I1I7U VIA. ' -lUC, - . wide of brim, fao,f with white moire , llk.,,and trimmd with Jarge black V nd white lilies, with & pretty ar- rangement or ribbon on the lft side. A large Mack and white muahroom tiat, striking ' in . appearance, with . . large crown, bound with black velvet. trimmed with ample bow of whitu moire ribbon, bouna with a beaut! riu Mnckand white velvetand bautl , tul Mack and white wings, showing to tne frost, a roil (nat, wide and well V. V ' 1 ;, - THbmaa f . PLAIT SUED FOR mVORCOE.. Mae Catherine Wood, Former Coveni mcnt Clerk, ; Alleges That She Was Married to the 'Senator In 1901 ' Aged Lotliarlo, Through ' Counsel, Denies tho Allegation., , New Tork,:.Sept 30.-iMaa j Cathe rine "Wood, the former ; government clerk, who ha,s beep suing rUnlted States 'Senator' Thomas C.' Piatt for several years to-day brought action in the Suprema Court Tor absolute di vorce from the Senator alleging that she had . been married to him In the shaped, with draper crown of cream saitlnt trimmed on tne right with two large white plumes and white pompon. A handsome large mushroom, made of black moire allk, overlaid with star shaped piece of velvet, and black tips and ribbon to adorn the front There is a beautiful dark green hat, largo long and drooped at back, with front caught up with buckle of shirred ribbon. It la given a ibroad effect with a beautiful pair of wings fixed across the front and Is trimmed around the crown with' gilt band and large headed pins. There are many othere. r- The openings will continue through to-day and to-morrow. In addition to the ewarma - of Charlotte ladies a nusnber of many ..out-of-town visitors are expected. 1 If the weather is fair thrcrowds will.be large, -Four open ing at one time will give the . women an opportunity to eee many, hat and buy what they want for the fall. ' The windows at Ivey-s. Little-Long1!!. Belk ;;Bros.v and--EjRrd'a wereopened' last,night,.sw that nlghfr-strelleVs. could see-and artraire- the hatst The artlrts in the various mores had been at-work all day, had done., their best to make ft good tronx ana -tney; eucceeuea .wen. The window-, is for .the special benefit of the tinen.andtbe Jnslde for the 1 . LECTUBE TO-MGHT' Dr. Thomas K. Will t Deliver Lerture on I;rest Preservauon at Y. .M. C. A. Auditorium To-XIght at 8:30. ..No, event ot its kind hfs'attravted iriori attention recently than the lee? turo which Dr, 'Thomas E. Will, sec retary of the American Forestry As sociation,, will delive to-night at 8:30 b'clock at -;tha .auditorium of (. the Toung "Men's Christian . Association. The' subject, the preservation of Southern forests,7 )a one of life and death v Importanca ' to Southern in dustrial lifer Inasmuch as the water power of the 'future is dependent on ft. A large number of considerations enter Into the question, each one add ing force to the demand Tor the Estab lishment of the Appalachian Park.-. - The speaker of the evening Is a deep student of the' subject.; His lecture will be illustrated toy, views which will give 'Vividness to' the facts which he will set forth. ' There 19 no one who cannot derive something ot benefit from the bearing of it. Congressman E. Yates Webb, . of Shelby, is expected to he present and make some remarks. There Will be absolutely no admission charge. It is for the publki benefit, there belngho -private Interest con nected w'th 'rt. Those who go early will have the choice of seats. 4 . .. . . ... .. - y- - Took Advantage of ' Telegraph , Com- pany, Mr. Zach t MoQhee; The Observer's Washington icorrespondent who was married yesterday Afternoon at Spar tanburg, S. C.,. received telegrams of congratulation alt the forenoon. 'One of these' Mr.' McOhee read aloud -to the assembled company, , It iwa .'' as follOWSi i ' ' - V ' .' . "Jane U I dead. Congratulations. Consolations ,.; Clft expressed1 . to Washlnrton." ' - ."Well,'.' breiathed the company In astonishment , "What, doea .that mean V i - " " j "That'i not eo bad as K' sounds?' Mr. McGhee reasurea them. TThere's nobody dead 1 That,' only his way of securing prompt delivery." ' - " , ' - 'T'M plain there was method.1 in It. T' ' V.J ,- Tiw Old-Time Southern 3Icrchant. - "That remind me,' said a Char lott ; traveling man. , "When. I first went: on the road, 16 years -'ago, thertl. was not as much hustle and push! in the South as there is now. It wta the customer who was .'tinder obligations then not the merchant. I . retail that I was sitting in the back of a store one day talking with an old-time merchant, when a pros pective customer came in the front door, looked about for some one to wait; on him and turned to go when no One appeared., I started to tell the merchant that he need not mind me,,' but before J could move he touched me with hie hand and said: She Just keep still, he'll go out di- 1 lllckory to Have Hotel, Sir. J. D, Elliott, of lllrkory. was In (the city yeoterday. . He told an OVerver man that a party of Hickory pepple had made all arrangements tolbulld a 150,000 hotel., The site, wiich it on the north side of the railroad, has been selected. A tt . .' ? 'i;,'"l-h'' - Si. 41 C. Piatt Fifth Avenue Hotel, New oTrR. ii 1901. , ' v . ' " J. Di Lee representing, the plalrttift anhonnced Jho, faction as "Platt against Platv and he aald the motion wajt for the purpose - of i framing an Issue,:' He said he, wanted the details to become generally known. s " John B. fitanehfield. who appear ed . for Senator Piatt,, asked' that tha matter, he' Jaeetrdl la private y a referee.- He said' Senator Piatt was never married to "-Jlisa Wood1- and therefore there was no ground for di vorce. Justice Seabury reserved de cision. " , - ' 1 ;THB DEATH RECORD i y 1 i Vi j mi' ii - -v v x ' ROWAN. IjOSES A COOD MAN. Mr. Thomas "M.- Kern, Chairman of the Board of County Commls sioners, - Succumbs to ft Throat Affection -Was a Born Leader of . Men and Succeeded ' in Whatever He Undertook His Death, Greatlv Deplored. . ", Special to The Observer, , Salisbury.- Sept. 1 $9.- Mr. Thomaa M. ' Kern, chairman ' of the Rowan county' board , of ; commissioners,, .a large planter, real estate dealer and banker, .died this afternoon about t o'clock after ..a long' illness with a throat affection. . With : him" -were Mrs. ' Kern, his mother, and : two daughters, Mrs. J. W. Carlton and Miss Beulah ..Kern. " j.'- . , ( J here have ' been very few cases in 'Salisbury8 sadder" tlian this' fine handsome, rnan'js .protracted , combat with a mortal malady. " In the lat ter portion of the winter, there de veloped a small trouble, which," be coming severer, ' sent' , hira .to Dr, Morton, the great New ' . York specialist--He spent April and May,! mere, always coming homo to meet with -the board of -commissioners. His devotion to public duty charac terized his life and when barely ab'ie to speak he continued to advise, with his confreres until driven to his bed. He died In public benefaction. Mr,. Kern was born in Rowan coun ty 55 years ago, on July, 27th. He spent his younger years on the farm, which he made a model and re tained throughout his lire. Born to lead and At to command, , ho was suc cessful . and always a power" in his community. . - He held by ; reason v of s his '. fine Judgment many public ' positions and was accounted one of the safent trial officers in the county.' He dealt suc cessfully in everything that he undertook and when . he moved to Salisbury two years and. a half ago became at once a man among mep. His life ; has been a synonym of triumph. v. . . - If he was chief amoni men abroad, he was prince at home-and wrought his best life about the . fireside with his family as the ornaments, Ho madp the household and he made the home.. In U99 he lost his beau tlful daughter, Mrs. W. a Ander son, a bereavement that- a whole county shared with hint. r ;A'besuti fui affection grew up -between him self and his little grahdeon. Thbmas Kern Carlton, 'and tbev were chums UP to rlssuddeii. taW-eflUrtWa m.LKvi uuuii, ri iipimiucning oeatn was taken for a change fots good," and he died without matrggle. , -'.v -. Mr. Kern - leaves besides hls ini. mediate f amllystwo ciaters and three brothers and numerous relatives. He was a member of the Knights-- of Pythias, Odd xt B'ellqws and Royal Arcanum and fht&e will attend the funeral in a body, but not officially; The services will take place Wednes day afternoon from the, Lutheran church at t o'clock. " Rev. Dr. M. M, Klnard. . pastor, Rev. -O. H. Cos and Rev. C. , A , Brown will conduct the burial, -. ' r'. The People's Bank, of -which li was' a director, and the Wachovia at Spencer, In which he was a fMctor, closed - out of respect. -Thee entire City wears a grief that words oo cot eypress. - - - , ' r. ' - , " ' D. P. Tickers, of Durham County. '; Spcelal to Tho Oberv(r.' , ' Durham, Sept. J0. D. V. vickcrs, a well-known cltiaen who lived in Pat terson townBhif, not far from the city, died sudde-nly yesterday, he being sit ting in a chair ,ut - the time death struck fokrn. Heart dropsy is aia to have been the cause of his death. Vickers waa 64 yeara of age and had been in poor health for several monthe, but wag able to get about the house and visit neighbor up to Sat urday. Saturday night he was op and down, being unable . to breathe properly; and at :16 o'clock yeMrr day jnornlng was alttlng In a chair. He t Id a colored man, who Was at tending him, to hand htm a drink of water, and a moment later he fpl over dead, He left A wife, from whom he had been divorced, one son, three sis tor and a brother. The burial took place Uiis afternoon at o'clock, THE TOI'CU THAT HEAL8 In the tmico of Bueklen's Amlr-a f.iire. It's the Impplest eemlUnallon of Arnl'-s flnwr and hIIrg Iwiiamn evr cotij. pounded. No matter how oM the. r,rn or, ucicr la this h'kly will cure' It tor but-ns. sealie, cnta, wounds or ic na no eiusi. uuaraaieea cy au Jrug. Of all thf characters In "Pars'fal," whlcA Martin anJ Enuiy bnn to tiie Academy for one performance, Mon day evenins," October r.n, tnere toj none morr forceful and thrilling than that of Klingsor, tne maslcion ana master of evil. Representing hatred, craftiness, deceit, envy and intellectu al .pride, this- creation or Wag ner's genius exercises an influence, of baneful i malevolence, besides - which the diabolism of Mephistopheles in ''Fauat" utterly jalea. " It was absolutely imperative that an actor of peculUr and tried ability should be secured- to present the convincing side of - the elusive char acter of Klingsor. i ilanagers Martin and Emery discovered Just thelman In W, , F. Harmon, -j ' With . - many years and experience with companies organised by the Frohmana and the Liebler Company In prominent charac ter parts, Mr, Hafmon' has proved a fine asqulsitlon to the Martin and Em ery .company. .In the scene between Klingsor and Kundry in the chamber of magic, Mr. Harmon's portrajal . of the sorcerer partakes of., the; super natural. ' - y j. During - the. "Parsifal" engagement here the custom of beginning the per formance at. an arly hour will prevail. The curtain' will rt 'promptly at 7:45. The theatre being in darkness during the first act will prevent show ing1 late vomers .to their seats until Its conclusion.! .--.,-- Tickets will be placed on sale Fri day. i V "RED FISATHER." Next Sa turds v De. Koveri, Kloln and Cook's "KeJ Feather" will be at the Academy of . Music- ? This to one rof da most notable cdmi; opsra presen tations of , the past few .years and from all reports1 la fully deserving Of, the modicum of praise that his been bestowed upon it. From the day that Reglnall De Koven offered the musical; public the sparkling airs Df f Robin Hood," although since that hlr successes have been many, he has not written such t brilliant music as that which he embodied in the score of 'Red Feather." There are solos that are masterpieces duets that for. daintiness, grace, anl expression are unsurpassed, inspiring marches, ftirring choruses, and robust ensem bles that fully merit the most flatter ing commendation .that has been ac corded them. To Interpret this mu-t sic Manager . Josephv M. Galtes has gathered a company of singers who are fully adeauate to perform the impor tant task assigned them. ,The prima donna of the organization is Miss Cheridah Simpson, -who possesses' a remarkably sweet voice and in addi tion Is an accomplished actress. . In all.: the company numbers some seventy-five artists and has gained the reputation . of. being the best singing and acting light opera boJy en tour. A luxurious production, costing in the. neghborhood of 170,000. was made by the ZlegTc,ld Opera Com pany and this will be seen' in all of its lavlshneag of detail. An im portant auxiliary is the augmented orchestra. A special matinee will be given Saturday afternoon. Seats go on ..sale Thursday , at th Academy box omce. -4 t VThe Tj'mplre," which Is crowding howses every nlghf on its t,jur through the South under the direction of the Askin-Slnger Company, in the v. work of a combination of authors, who have a series of five highly success ful musical -comedies to .their credit. all produced within the Hast three yearn. . Joseph E. Howard is the com.' poser, nmj win iiougn ana jrrenil Adams the llbreitists. A mere list of their -musical comedies , shows the class of ,. this triad, of collaborators, They-'afe "The Umpire." "The Time, the Place and the Girl." -"The Girl Question," "'The tele of Bong Bong" and "His Highnfss the Bey." "Tne uiri yuestion," their latest, Is now filling -theLa 8al(p Theatre, of Chl oagO, to capacity every night and will without doubt run through the season there -while a second company i will tour the Middle? West. Horard-Hough-Adams have never written a failure, , i ' )i ''H1J'-r:'lij.rii lipi'ti "ii i.X.j ii. I., I ' '''''f ; Bullet ins ami the Public. .The, baseball aod football ,bule:ina are" necessary n4 very Interesting to the-' oportlng population 'but they make, about three out;of every five passersby . mad. .The . matter-of-fact. eedate business man la , not tthlnklng or sports and wnen ne see tne slip of paper he at once infers:' that the President haa been assassinated ori some-otner dire event has happened. Then when he resds that. A. A M. beat Randolph-Macon 'it la a shock, In the direction of a ntl-cllmax. 4.W. . i! . , - , VJ ' Tranafen-of Title to tend.' Mr. L. Af, MjAiwter hat sold to Mr. Thomas Garibaldi a tract of land In .Ulairgyhlllrf?. township, containing - SI aerei. The consideration was 11,800.. " The Pegram-Wadsworth lnd Com pany ha sold to Mr. Sallle R. Hern don a lot In 'North Charlotte, It fronts ltO foet on Twenty-first etreet The conalderatlon was 1 9 Oft, . , - V Your Fall . House Cleaning , ' :.i Just a. week er so and house cleaning, time will tie here. When it comes -make It fiir than you have hof ore send us the hard .work ,W (La. Let us clean th ; Cat-pets, "- , ' "'. t tace Curtains, , i ,Wool Jllankeuy' -- Plane- Covers, . Counterpanes,, I'ortlers, etc. ' ' tfctYM Mi I M ' 2 rv fjicndcrcrs. Dyers, Cleaners, , SIS Soutn Tryon fireet,' W1Yi?W ! ', W : 25 W. Ii. nana ft Co. Jno. M. Scott. PEOPLE'S GOLULKi . All advertisements tnserled In this column at rate of ten cents nor line of six words. No ad. taken for '.cw than 20 cent. Cash in ndvanco. 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Z Cotlirane's office er on Church tf ., bptwrwn Fouilli in4 Trade T.lhprtl r-wjrl If ictvrnol hi S. .41. Dflrrj'hin,- It. F. D. N 4. CiiurnJtto. N. i Very Good Evening and a Very Geo d Nij arc assured you if wife, end your little 7A Original Pun Food Drink Tha AU - Ouaraateed under 0. 8. QoW PEPSI-Cola, with all its delidousness, has such system-toning 1 propertiessuch really wholesome digestive ; properties that it is unsurpassed as A drink ofter dinner, or just before retiring. PEPSI-Coia is , the- best ' all-day-drink, the best aU-yearround drink, for it is an abso-. Jutely pure corabujation'of pepsin (for your " digestion), acid phosphate and the juices of fresh fruits. 1 : 5c -At Soda InotUet at your rdcer'f-5c a b Beware of Imitations . IiARGB STOCK. 1'ROMPT EfUPMEXT. Georgia-Carolina Brick Company , ; HOWARD U. STAFFORD, PrcsMtnt. ' Write for Price. AUGUSTA. OA. GatsV pure. " The critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must ( past, however, is so fraught with dread, pain, suffering and danger..-. ' that the Very thought of it fill her with appreheniior and horror." There it no necessity for the reproduction of life, to be eithe painful r dangerous. The use of Motfier' Frldid bo prepare the system for the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. . This rni( anA wnrlrlorfnl - . -- . . . - ' ... -'' V M S ass- f I v ve-f m m wmn remedv is always appliedexternally,and has carried thousands of women through the trvinff crisis without sufferinff, v for tn book containing InforiMUon, ef sriMles tslu to ail njwcmnt aieuiers. , Tk Braddsld Rtgalator C., Atlaata, Ga. r Qravenette mm 1 ' Wit M A Modern pay Necessity , Men of to-dav find the CravenetttOvercoatas necessary an adjunct to the. wardrobe as a pair of shoes, if Cravenettcs are made fight (and our coats are fashioned of the highest order of fabrics and tailored, properly) they form' a thorough pro tection in rain and afford a stylish, smart appear-, ing overcoat in fair weather. , .$20.00 to $30.00. The Tate - Brown 0o No. 0 S. Tryon Street. "Just a Whisper Off tli Sonare." -. - - - .r rr i 1 . ' ; ".'i- 'i ' . . ,1," ' , " : ,l Priscilla and Martha Washington WASHABLE ftUGS l ' -- fie them la our nvlndow. '.Beautiful colors for bath rooms smt . j' , tasty upstairs b4l roome. -' Prices from. m ... ..$1.25 to $3.t. -' Larre room Slses if you vwantthem. . j .112.00 and $14.0 . i, If yoo want to see eomethlni beautiful you noui asu to - our new stock of Hall Curtains. . Nothing newer or Wetter this scavtQ than -we are ohowlng;. ' '" : Our fall stock of Carpets all o-display now. r1 ' i as t 1 V 1 it you, your ones drink .' , ' ' i rar.' Round Drink I UtM Ne. SU Fountains -5c Red sad Ball, Dry Pressec - and Common Building. No woman's happl new can be complete " . without children; it ii her nature, to lott - f arid want them U : ,CiZ . t is to love the ' . ' beautuul ana ,;: 1 ." fc " u Overcoats 9 J) 1 SI -Cola J.I" . 9 peiypJI"v'4 t
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Oct. 1, 1907, edition 1
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