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Mosea II. Cone, In Watauga Democrat.
Let rno point out to your readers
soma of the. advantages that will ao
crue to the mountain region from the
establishment, of ihe Appalachian for
est -reserve, and these are all Irre
spective of the great good the psople
In the State through which our rivers
. flowt below the .mountains .will ex
perience if true ; flow vis constant
. . throughout the year
V The protection of our mountain
, lorest irora nres;
i. The enormous benefit , to "be de
' rived from free advertising'' such an
enterprise-.wiu. give us. - ,
. It will cause the building., of
good, roads; by the government.
4. Teach us how to care for and
perpetuate our forests. ,
- 6..' Brlnar wealthv nboDle hern who
' will spend money and Invest among
- 8. .Preserve the great wonderful
natural beauty of 'this section. We
- have the most "-beautiful mountain
scenery lu the world, Take away our
- trees, our shrubbery , our , bushes 'and
v we lose all that, v Qur advantage now
over the scenery at DarJeUlng, In In
. dia, in the foothills of the great Hlm
, alayan mountains which, next to the
.. Blowing Rojck region, Is the most
awe-lnspirln'g, Bcenery: in the world, is
. that .our. mountains are covered" witn
, beautiful ; forests,' the rich ; green Of
. which Is lnclmparably finer than the
appearance of the twenty peaks, each
Over 20,000 feet altitude, -plainly vls
Y lble from Tiger Hill near Darjelllng,
s but the timber on , which la-not to ,ba
compared to our tj That; scenery ,1s
grand; Ours is 'sweCtr restful'; beautl-
ful and much to be ' preferred. .' That
- country .Is rough. and ruggedr and it
Is difficult to find ' spot level enough
or 4vhicn to 'build a. house, tet atone
a town, while here we have a. plateau
, most livable and most beautiful. 1
; -y 7, ; I am confident thai, it - will re
sult in opening this section to lndus
' trial 'development wi.-'.;'
' k, ' 8. ' It ! would r make " of ' this vr whole
section one great summer resort, fur-
nishlng, a. good market for the pro-
- duce of tha farmer, bringing . vast
numbers of people of culture and re
finement Into our midst; I am sure it
would, bring us schools and colleges.
9. It would bring ju in close' touch
' with the people of sthe whole world.
' ' 10. A few yearsagd when I first
came Into. Watauga, your lands were
of xi Mttle ; yalue.t ; To ; illustrate, ' ' I
; bought the Norwood pastures, one of
the richest pieces pt land In Watauga,
i.uww cres.jior ,uoo. Three years
ago together with some other gentle
men, i oougnt so.ooo acres of good
timbered lands In Habersham and
jung counties, Georgia, and In the
asjommg counties of North Carolina
at S2"per acre. This land had hnan
bought the previous year for $1, per
- acre, uenevmg tne Appafichlan for
, est reserye bill would fait we sold out
, at 14 per acre, thoufh we ; would
much rather the Unrted States go
ernment had bought those lands. if
the government . begins buying lands
mere win no more H, l2or4
per acre lands in this whola vast sco-
tlon. Thefe' tfre ndff4"na ltfWiU
tauga and I ftaven't the least Idea
-that4f this 'bill carries , m Congress
tnat taey win want any . Watauga
lands at the prices that will be asked
for them or wlllch they will brimr.
-N 117 And now what the objection
, to tnia splendid enterprise? It Is
claimed that under U the poor man or
tne la-rmer win jiave ri is home taken
from hlnv Nothing of the sort. Do't
you know the government of the' Uni
ted States 4s the falrent and purest
government In the world, hat It cares
as much, and! I think more, for the
humblest cltlsen' ln the country, as for
thfe "richest? Jt te true that it will have
the right to condemn euchsJands or
such 4arjrlS5ut It will never Jn this
world use' that right unless, absolutely
- necessary 1 -to the enterprise." It will
ou?h ao- farms to which- the owner
. enters objection. If it tried td do so,
- th owner would have the right either
io jurys awara or an arbitration,
and in such a case it would be valued
. at much more than It Is worth to-day,
This is the only abjection that ean be
- urged, and I give assurance that the
- government don't want farm lands,
It don't want rich coves. It don't want
(to and won't hurt the old settler. , It
wartta m ridges, the timber n the
mountain, sides;, it .wants those great
v mostly unoccupied tracts to the west
of .us, like I bought In the western
JH of this gtate and North Oeor-
12. By the terms of the first sec
tion of the bill creating this enterprise
"land suited to national forest reserve
purposes" are provided for and the
'. government construes this to be "lnd
not -ValuQibl for agriculture, so thai
only non-agricultural landB would -be
tfefllred.'..'-"' - v--. ' :
13. Section 2 of the said bill pro
vides that the government can In
, event condemn: land only; so long as
the owners protect and perpetuate the
forest on said land under such regula
ttoririfia "the'Secretary of Agrlcultur
may prescribe. It aleo .provides that
, therBecretary shall advertise fo bids
from the owners of lands M is pro
posed to boy under this law, 1 .?
' 1 4.' v in the great forest reservatlhs
of the Wert the homeseeker can. travel
through and pick out ho agricultural
lands he wants for a home, apply for
,,lt, have it listed, settle upon It when
aisted,vbuild his home, .cultivate his
ilclds, patent tt and spend the rest of
his days there. .
IS, I contend! that i (but 'few hare
examined Jnto the merits of this matter-end
really know' What the gov
ernment, want or expects todo. If,
you will wrtte to-the Hon. James wit:
; son.- Secretry bf Agriculture Wash
j ington, A C and get all the literature ;
on this matter and read It carefully, :
If you will then form your own opln-,
. on,;t.am sure you; will advocate this
great' enterprise. ' - vi-j; -. .v.,;,.. o
ltSittkM traveig from Tutocorln,
' -in th.3 jetrmio. southern part f IndiA.
, norm no jeyporej a uistarwe of 1,700
railes, he will ee little forest, he will
crqff jthW: beds of many. large jivers,
n"ihr creeks and ; branches, all of
-which-' for, eight months of the year
a ie absolutely dry, nd n those eight
months there Is no rain. , If he makes
thnt.trlp a I did, and notes thecondl-
tkns, be will appreciate the vahia of
our forests which give our streams a
constant flow. : 1
"It.' ff'on travels In Egypt from
Assouan on the River INile, where the
Knglfch have built the greatest dam
end reservoir In the worid, to Cairo,
R dlsrtancei of .toa mjles, And sees that
: they, have n forests' and less than
Ave Inches of r&4h fall in a whole year
nnd the only means ifrey have of rsis
:nihf,r I" by using hand labor
to rfelse the- watr from the Nile so
, that H may flow in artificial rfmlns out
on the land, he will then appreciate
the prophsed sys'em mf forestry,
11 In Germany thpy have found
. It necessary to estabiiBh most stringent
forest Jaws and you ennnot cut down
a tree on jor,owft land unlws m
! ft int T!riAthrr.-r ' ,.'." ;
19 In -France Twhwi KeyTi ve '
- mifffred terribly from floods cnttd by
Cie forests having toeen destroyed, thfy
1 ' 'Y :f 1 i. I v ' i i ;.; :i sr
: t v-.:. ::r. I r . I. -.- ,.,!:. .
f'I 'Ht' be . !-reir. r w:.- :-, n a
.:...i :.cr -he akeiimeinwuM Ui the
government have any of my land?
Now, I don't believe there la a cuizen
of this county who loves his kinds
more, (than I do mine, tr one w ho
would rather live on the-m than any
where on earth, and yet I answered
Mr. Llnney, arid I meant every word
I said, that if it were nece.so.ry to do
bo and by so doing I could certainly
vi-uie , mis great and beneficent en
terprise, I would not hesitate n mln
lite about deeding my whole estate to
wie government without one d-11ar'
pay for it Theiiappiness I would have
irom fiaving been the .means of .brine'
Ing this great, jblesslng to the future
cmzen oi tnij wttiole region would
compensate me for any great aacrl
s VARIETY OP TRYON XEWa,
Contract For New Bank Building Let
,v Mr.' U, B. . Logan Goes to Jn
drum, s. Cv-New Agent Appointed
by Southern i ItUwsylinlster
wui liutia a Hoiua OUicr Items.
Corresportdence Of ;The Observer. - .
Tryon, Oct-i 26,-i-The building com
mmee oi the Bank of Tryen met
vveanesaay night ana : awarded the
contract for the bank .building v to
Wright . J Galnea lef : Tryon. v The
building will be 25x50 feet, two stories
in; height and situated ' on Trade
street, adjoining the Balleniter Com
pauy. iiw eeconu noor wm do ntten
up for offices. Work will commence
at once and the building is to be
completed within three months. -
The Bank of iTrvon'waa organized
about ; three years ago and occupies
a portion of the Ballenger Company's
Duiiamg. Joseph Norwood, of Co
lumbia, B. C is resident and Jf, B
iiesier, o jnyon, casnier . Tne cap
ltal stock Is $10.00. v i ;
George' B. Logan, manager of 1 the
mercantile department of the 'Tryon
Hoslonr Company, at Lynn, . has re
signed his position and gone to Lau-
drum, 8. C- Where he has formed i
partnership with A. C. Boone,' of Mill
Spring) and B. T. Boone, oi Saluda,
and ; purchased the mercantile busi
ness of Gray. B. , Hampton,, at Laud
rum,". Mr. -Logan is a son of r Col.
Robert Logan, of Rutherford county,
and has been residing In Polk coun
ty about three years, during - which
time he. has made many friends who
will wish him well in his new yen
ture. : . i,'.-:'x.::
Ith the Southern Railway at Colum
bia, - S. ; C has been appointed agent
hera to succeed S. B. Talley, who re
signed recently to accept th position
of cashier for a new ang ; Deing or
sranlsed at Fairfax, a C 4 ;
Rev. E.- N, Jovner rector of the
Church of the Holy Cross, has pur
chased a building lot, from the Ken-
worthy tract on, Melrose avenue ana
will erect & handsome residence. ,
Jv The Skyland Hosiery Company has
opened anjofflce in Tryon, - taw com
pany has a capital of $300,000, and
will ureet a knitting - mill t Flat
Bock; where the hosiery will be knit
and. then sent to the Tryon Hosiery
Comnanr for finishing, s - .'
The winter visitors are arriving
steadily .and practically every house
M town Is already occupied or en
gaged and a gay winter Is anticipat
ed.
es Hall Hotel , at Tryon ana me
Mimosa at Lynn will i noon be in
Mdlneswtrecerv 4he-wInter guests.
"City. council met' last night and
warded & contract to Wi Gaines
for a new. guard house for $425, ths
building to be of rock and concrete.
10x2$ feet, steel doors nd partitions.
and completed by December 1st
G. H. ; Holmes was elected cltv en
glneer and glvert aupervteion of fhe
grading of Trad sreet, preparatory
to macadamizing.. Contract for grad
ing was awarded 'to' C. C. Constant,
of Lynn. . , ,
fORK OF SCOTLAND COXTRT.
Two Important rivl! re Wcr on
, the Docket One Settled In Favor
of the PIMntlff and the Other.
' Owln to TImess of a Juror, Results
- in a Miwriai. . ; . .. a,-,;--, fi;
SBedal to .The Observtf.. " -
L-Laurlnburg, y Oct ; 27-6uperlor
court ror tne trial or civil cases was
in session here last week with his
honor, James I Webb, . presiding,
There wera two cases of Importance
set for trial, one being the case of
Currle vs. Gilchrist, an ejectment suit
involving the ownership of some six
ty acres of land, The Jury returned
a verdict in favor ofthe plaintiff.
and jjLappeal was taken to the Su
preme Court. "'The other and the
most notable base; was that of C..E.
Hose vs. Seaboard Air Line Hallway.
ana was on the account of personal
injuries received by the plaintiff about
one year ago, and was for - the sum
of $50,900, '; After the case had been
progressing for some Wo ' or three
days, one of the jurors was - taken
violently, ill and the court was com-
polled to. enter a mistrial and ad
journ for. the term. This was Judge
Webb's sec6nd visit to this - county,
and the people were only too glad to
see him return.
.The farmers. of this county are
greatly put; out at the extremely low
price o cotton now prevailing and
only a very small ner cent , of them
are selling,' but. several are : buying
and storing It for better - prices,
which ; they feel confident are com
pelled to come in the spring, If not
earlier. The yield has ' been fairly
good" In this .community; '
WINSTON DAVGnTERS JIEET.
Battle of Chancouorsvllle I ; Studied
mud Derogates to National Convcn-
Corrnondence of The Oosorver. -
Wlnston-Silem,. Oct ' - 26. The
James ;B. : Gordon -Chapter of ' the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
held a- most interesting meeting yes
terday; afternoon, at "4 o'clocki. There
was not a very large, attendance but
the meeting waa prooably; ona ot the
most interesting held in a long time.
The battle of Chancellorsvllle was
the study for Ore afternoon and a
moat interesting, paper on this battla
was read by jura. w.-t. Brown, Mrs.
Henry Roan read a very- Instructive
paper on the death of Stonewall Jack
son. Each of tho ladles give soma
Item of interest regarding the battle.
One of the features of the meeting
was the report of the'State , Conven
tion held . In ' Greensboro recently.
This was wade by Mrs.. W, T. Brown
snd Mrs.' James Norfleet, who gave
in a most interesting way a : full ao
count 6C the proceedings of " the-convention.
-.' - ", " '
The following named were : elected
delegates to the national convention
to be held in Norfolk, Va., beginning
the $d ; of November: Mesdames "H.
L. Rigglns, W,T. Brown. -W. P. Hill;
alternates,, Mesdames,, John ; Gilmef,
Delos Thomas and W, T. Carter,
The; battle of Gettysburg will be
studied at the next meeting. svf i ,
' A CRIMINAL ATTACK . :
On an inoffensive itiw-n' f ; rrefitn-nfy
m.ido In tht apprnily ua1ms little
tube callPd th "aprnii!.' It's general
ly the retitlt of protracted ?rrvirttp(itlfn,
f'-nfWtn Uvr tnrpor. lr. King's New
l.itr "Ptflv trln th lvr, ftrvnt p
pndlltis, and tabllh regiil.ir hllf of
the bowclM. 30. t W. h. ilaild At t'O.'S
i .uics j ) to : t. t uit
1 .nnvj.t liV i:i.i I'ul -:'Ut' ;Mrt
men Oj".-iiniaie a MiooUr? tint:
1'aLins J-:v la TiinU-r Asms
inents Other ?.oios.
Eaoclal to The Cl vrv r.
Loulaburg, Oct. 27.--In 'the recent
suit In Superior Court in which Mr.
J. J. Hayes as administrtor, was
suing the Seaboard Air Line for dam
ages for the killing of Tom Macon, the
w rlter was informed and so stated in
this correspondence, that the railroad
CorrjDanv had offered to compromise
the matter for $2,200. Mr. Hayes
says, that this is not true, no offer of
any amount having ever been nw-aa,
anrf at ht earnest renuest tne correc
Uon is gladly made. The Jury award
ed $1,427, and an appeal has been
taken to the SuDreme Court It is a
subject of comment among the masses
why the Jury was not allowed to a
Bess punitive damages in a case where
the circumstance were so ngsravwicu.
The negro was on the sidewalk on the
rnntn ntrfiet of th town when the
locomotive Jumped over the littl bluff
and killed him, notwithstanding wnicn
fact the law, it seems, ooes not w
itimnm)! of a iminitive cnaracter,
A number of local sportsmen have
organized a shooting club and at the
meeting Friday elected Mr. R, C. Beck
secretary and treasury., Much sport
waa had by shooting at the clay pig
eon. -Mr; Al Vf.v- Person - was the
winner, hitting 21 out of 25ehots. t
, Jtlrs. E. a Beddlngfleld of the cor
poration : commission was ; here Fri
day and met -with the board of county
commissioners, taking evidence in the
matter of timber assessment-in this
county V The ctandlng timber, or rath
er ft good per nt. thereof, is -owned
by foreign companies and they chink
thv have been aiscraminvea o"B;
CY URIC UV., v." ,
ins. oeuune m .vwwu '
receipts on the local market and farm
era art storing away,, declining to sell
at present prplces. As to tobacco, the
rumor prevalent that ' ths American
Tobacco Company had taken its buyer
off the local -market Is untrue. He is
buying every day. .. . ' f ' J;
'. MOORESVlLIJSSLTTERS; ; V-
Attorney Turlington Hariii Nevr Of
Warehouse Being Bone Now and
; win Be Completed to , ft Month's
Time. -;i.:t' ; '"''
Mooresvlile. Oct' 27. 'Mr; i George
C. Goodman is having tho, two rooms
oyer the front of his drug store te
modeled and as soon as completed will
be occupied; by v Attorney Z. V. Tur
lington. One of them wilt be Mr,
Turlington's private office, . and the
other will be nicely fixed up for s
reception room. The walls are be
lne caldmined. The offices when
completed will be in keeping with Mr.
Turlington's growing practice.
The'Offlce now occupied py r. Tur
lington will be fixed up as a private
office for Dr. F. A. ' Carpenter, who ;
has formerly occupied the office with
Dr. N. G. Moore, .out owing, to tne
large office practice of these two ph
slctans it necessitates an office fori
each one. . , I
Work has been begun on the
Mooresvlile Cotton Holding Company's
warehouse and the foundation has
been laid. Tho. work will be rushed
to completion as early as possible and
it Is expected that it will be read
for cotton within JO days. ' . ti
GRA
.NTTE
CITY NEWS NOTES.
Good Opening For a Wood Yard at
Alonnt Airy Fine Property Sells at
a Barimiii 'Personal Mention.
Bpeotal' to Th Observer. . .w ,
Mount Airy. Oct 27, Mrs. . Will
Lineback has bought :, the hosiery
mill boarding house . . on Franklin
street, this city. ; The" price paid was
only 11,600, which is perhaps tn
test bargain In real estate sold here
this year. This lady has ' gpoa pat
rohage and will do well.
The citizens are complaining a
trreat deal and talking wood fam
inc." Enterprising men could make
a mint of money here by estsbllshing
a first-class wood yard in this city, as
the eltv has nothing of the Kind.
Mr. Jeff Biizard, or tnis my, nas
sold his house on Pine street to Mr,
H. Schafer and is having a aplendld
dwelling' erected near the Mount Airy
irrantteiuarries. l..
Mf. Levi ' Roberts. OI nonnnynra,
Ind., has built for himseir a nice res
idence near the Second Presbyterian
church at. the doarrles. :".-.?'
j Mr. W. C. Rtepo mn pnrcnaiwn
from George W. sparger, r.sq xne
nice brick residence on South street
State. Auditor Addresses jtoDcson
Conn Teachers.
? ijiimnerion.. wet.- . a iri;u5i
tflntltnte was held here yesterday, and
was one df the blgtest institutes that
has ever been held irt Lumberton, The
rtroaramme- was . an, Interesting one,
Dr. B. F. Dixon. State Auditor, being
the nrlnciral sDeaken Th appear
ance of this large hooV of teachers,
both gentlemen and ladles, was such
as to mate the people or Robeson
proud. The body war composed' of
many of the most Intellectual and
refined citizens of the county.,. . ,
Men's
Fifth Avenue Styl
, . s Clothing that shows the most careful,
; ; Dainstakmg. effort in designing. - Famous
; New York styles the stvU that mir,
Fifth Avenue 4 fashion centre. Clothing
V-v of character "and re-
V nned taste. Ulhisk"
r whatyou seek, exam- -r
ine THP - PTPTf-r '
AVENUElline.of'
rtnen suits at your
; clothier). '; ;
t Thejr have snap,
finger, vigor in every
ore. For everv man
i , .of,eveCy
uium uicie a a BUll lO fiUlt HI "
THE FIFTH AVENUE line.
The linen label
, coat pocket, under all. fair Condi
. tibnsriVa guarantee of satisfaction to the" .
wearer to the very end.
'',e5easonabIy retailei from,$16.50 to
. .'A5-00- appreciative clothiers.-: . '
Mine
- ?lakert of Tltn'i
A I
" ""i !:!, of Walter,
and Mr. John Cyru V.'atsou. of
JollCsfHro. ll!"!it Tlinf. fr
Tin Words of Union Spoken Jut
u:o Bau xwacijetl ifcj Zenith.
Special to The Obrvcr. . , . ,
vv aaer, Oct. . 27.In the rlad
noontide of yesterday. . at beautiful
fcOUthrn 0.i u . .
ui air.
. . .
and Mrs. J. H hiiHnmt
Mat.V t u accomplished daughter.
.imo iH.iiH. in rns nrsoaNA v 0
host Of friend n. ..iaw
happily married to Mr. Johtt Cyrus
vvatson,vof jonesboro. - :
In the shade of tha arent aU nav.
twenty-five flteDa nur rmm k-. . I
'wWl ereted a concave arch ten
"lsn ana entwined with golden
-vv uu Lcuar, - ! na n nt ai aah mm a
leading from the house out to ' this
" was . carpeted w.ith white cam
Mid and set off by short stakes,' flam
boyant WU4 solldago and waving rib
bons of cream crepe paper.
Just-at the Sun nMrtit th mtrl.
an," MISS Cora niTnn. . rt -. Wit,
standing out by the, arc, accompan
ied by the organ under the ,'artlstle
hands of Miss Bonnie Nunn, of Rocky
Mount, very effectively, sang "Because
I Love YOU." As tha sons closed and
w xne emotional , strains of Mendels-
sonn s , : famous air, ; the wedding
maren be ran. First came the uah
ers, Messrs. Robert Lee, of t Four
Oaks, and Hard Rose, of Chanel
Hill, i Next came the srroom and ids
best man, Mr. James i Nicholson, of
Swan Station,:, v Then Jn succession
followed the waiters Mr. John Hol-
lowell, of Four Oaks, and Miss Bes
sie Swlnson, of Walter; Mr. .Albert
Holland, of, pinkney, and Miss Annie
Belle Rose, of Whitleys; Mr. Edward
Shaw, of Jonesboro, . and : Miss Cora
Dixon, of Walter; Mr. Hamilton Cald
well, ; of ; Charlotte, i brother of tha
brde, and Miss Florence Watson, of
Jonesboro; sister of the groom. Then,
following the two little flower girls.
Misses Minor and Arnnle Howell, who.
clad in immaculate white, passed
along strewing petals of roses over
the hymeneal way, came the bride
on the arm of her maid of honor,
Miss Bessie Lambe, of Slier City, , i
!The maids, in regular order, fell
out a few yards on either side of tfie
arch and the .bride and groom moved
up directly within It And thus the
performing minister. Rev. Dr. John
Farrles, pastor of the First Presbyter
Ian .church of Goldsboro, from his seat
a space In front-of the arch, stepped
forward and, as a large, symbolic,
paper bell, just 1 over- their heads,
moved by the balmy west wind,
swung gently to and fro, pronounced
the sacred words that made , tnem
man and wife.
The bride was modestly gowned in
white taffeta. She carried bride's
roses and her veil wis looped with
lilies of the valley. The maid or
honor wore pink point d'sprlt and
carried pink carnations. The brides
maids were attired In dotted swlss
and parried ferns and white carna
tions. Dlrectlv after the ceremony tne
bridal party retired to the depot
where, under a shower 01 rice,, tney
boarded the 1 o'clock train for i the
home of the bridegroom at Jones
boro..' Cbarrus Mart to Wed m tho Oty of
Much learning,
- Corword. Oct, 2e.-albarrua county
will furnish the 'groom for quite an
interesting marriage' to take place in
Boston the 28th of this month. The
parties of this romantic alliance are
Mr. R. Wrenn Fleming, I no. a town
shlo. a son of the late , Thomas A.
Flamihsr. and one of the most prom I
nent farmers of this section, while the
brid-o-be is a Canadian, being Miss
Unm Morr son. who frequently vis-
Med her sister. Mrs. Ml hw Ohler, for
merly of Mecklenburg county but now
of Oklahoma.
; Mr, Fleming left last night for Bos
ton where he will meet Miss Morri
son by appointment, and Tuesday
they. will be married. After a brief
sojourn, in the historic city, they will
come to Cabarrus and live on the
plantation of the groom, located In the
western part of the county. Mr.
Fleming is well known 4n this city
and throughout the county by a large
circle of friends, and the a;rmoiMice
ment of his marriage Is somewhat of
a miprlse to many, .'
vfel Marriage la Announced.
Special to The Oberver.
Ltmioerton, Oct. 27. Invitations
have been receive! hero to the mar-
rinffm fnf M(m Beulah Hardlson, of
MockaVllle, and Df. R. B. Beck with.
Of Lumberton. The marriage will
take place Wednesday at 6 o'clock in
the afternoon, November 6th, In the
Methodist church at . Moekrvllle. Miss
Hardlson is a daughter of Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Rardlson.. Dr. Beck with
Is a prominent physician and esteem
ed citizen of Lumberton, and t:ie an
nouncement of this marriage will be
read with Interest. : They will visit
the Jamestown Exposition and other
points on their bridal tour of two
weeks.
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CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
Hardwood Mantels
We manufacture and carrv a larsre
stock ot Hardwood Mantels: also
dealers in Tile and Grates. Can fill
orders promptly. Write for catalogue.-;
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J,-H. WEARN & CO.,
.Charlotte, ' N C. -
ANY DAY'S MENU
that you may glance at It printed
for this restaurant Is a menu that
will captivate you as well as sharpen
your appetite. From oysters and
soup down to desert
WHAT WE SERVE '
Is appetizing and healthful. It's a
long Journey to find a better menu,
healthier food or prices more popu
lar. Eating here means satisfaction
as well as good. humor.
GEM DINING ROOM.
How aboat heating your hornet :
SEE HACKNEY BROS..
The Plumbing and Heating
uontractors. ,
We rsrrr .a fall line of snnnllM. "
Tbone ti, $ W. Fihb BL.
CHARLOT1E.
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Are Yon Engaged?
If o, yon will need onr of our
SolJUlre Diamond Rings. Any P
size stone desired from Ten
' Dollars' up, , Our prices can
not be duplicated for same
Equality' goods. Every stone
. guaranteed as represented or
' money refunded. .
GAR1BAID1,
& DIXON
Leading Jewelers.
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Dr. tQ. Jfyt Batcblsoa.
A . UatfLlson. : ,
E. Kye Hutchison & Son
IWSURAWCE;:
"', ; FIRrJ,
LIFE,,.
ACCIDENT .
OlTICn No. t Hunt r.nlMlng.
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THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY C(
Amsncsus AII-Wroagbt Steel S9IU Palter Aft "Giant" Stitched RskHet
..-V ' '' ' Bhliis. - I ;
We carry fa stock Yala aad Towns Hoists up to tlx taoa capacity; also a ,
fall line of Packlae. Plpv Valves and I1U SappUe
Going To Build?
DON'T DO IT.
Until you have communicated with and received prloes from Button r
Bourbonnals. who manufacture complete House Bills, Rough and Dreued
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Interior Wood Work of all kinds. Bottle Bote .
and Packing Cases ft spaclalty. Direct from the forest to tha consumer.
Hutton A Bourbonnals, Hickory, N. Q.
Delivery fi Delivery
Wapns f Wagons
and fe81'1'
Harness iW Harness
At our shops, 220 N. Colle go street, wo build about SO ,
different styles of business wagons, and you can save ;
about 25 per cent, by buying direct from us, as we have
no freight and other expenses that a retail dealer has V
to pay. ,
Wo will build any kind of a wagon to order. '
We Wadsworths' Sons Company
CHARLOTTE, N, C y
The American Machine S Manufacturing Company
Cuccessors to Machinery and Conlractlnf Boslneag of .
TEE t. A. TOSCTKIXS Vtj, ' -CDLARIi
OXTK. W. a
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tub kijid wTrn inz
' Keens Oil Off the
Brery. Machine accurately balanced
Cut Flower Time
has coma again. We , hare
them, as usual, and tha unusual
. kind tha kind that art , Just
a little 'better than the ordi
nary commercial kinds. Wa
groir' fancies In ROSES, CAR-
-NATIONS,' etc. ' f - : : -
We make handsome Brides'
Bouquets, v Wa ship the hand
somest Floral Deslgnsi used In
North Cafollna, we do. Writ
us, ttlsgtaph or telephone. w
-hla,t "y point -quicit fj
J. V21 Lin Jley Ncrscry Co.
DR. 0. L. ALE2A1TDER
'' DENTIST
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M CAIISON CnUDINQ ,
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- . . ' Southeast Corner
rotR-ni axd n:vov et
XnciriuC vmi ti 3
and
Spoclsra ,
and
Eeeb
REELS
paittxted oil gcamx
Tin Wkn. rtnsn. "
and tested, at speed before shlpptng.
MACHINERY
for - Farm " and Factciy "
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, " finginea ',;" 1
Thrta kind, front 11 to VL P. - ,
,J Boilers."
i-' . v. ' . y -j.'-ir'-ij r--". n
Return .Tubular f and Portable ' on
skids, from tt to 180 It P. f
Improved Gin Machinery
pingle' Q Ins and Presses and com
plete outfits of capacity of 109
bales per lay and over.
Saw.IIilb
Four or are kinds, all else la tti
tn tba South.
Pullep and Shaf t:r
All ttses, from the smallest to com
plete cotton mill outCU.
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