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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE 17, 1903. 0 peoples bolu;:; All advertisement Inserted la this column At rate of tea oeau per line of mix word. No ad takes for lea than to cent. Cash in advance. WAXTED. WANTED TMCheri tor- N. C ' schools . and collect. Many splendid openings. List free. II unemployed, writ tor pe dal guaranteed oft or. . Bberldans .agency, Greenwood. S. C . w A MTKD Matron to taka charge high aohool boarding hall for ensuing year. Olva references. C E. Jaclmoan, Denver, N. (J. , - ; . '-' WANTED School and collage official to ' report opening In their school. .TV have larva enrollment at thoroughly aom patent taachara. ... Mo charges. Jnetrua- tlon ebeyed. Honest sei-viee. Sheridan Teacher'-' Agency. Greenwood, B. C , WANTED Position by drug clerk, tew yearn' experience, fjood reference ,-u O.," cars .Qbstrver. . ; (WANTED Poaltlon a tnog-sphr by young lady. . Addres- Q, Hi fcast 6U treat. ; ;...". ... , ; .. wtMTrrwrii make eontra-ta with eot ion mill to take their eutp'lt of eld ' bagging and tie. Adores A. H. Boykin, jr., Moykta. 8. C. . :'- ': , WANTED Architect. - contraotor and alaaterer to know that "Acme risster u at a once of from 13 ta K par ton , higher than all other plasters but that It la. at this difference, much cheaper ana mora satisfactory. - Carolina. -urv land: Cement: Company. -Southern Dis tributers, Charleston, 8. C. ' ' "WANTED Stenographer and assistant ' book-keeper. Answer In own handwrit ing. , B," cart Observer, j- . , WANTED To sell a well aeta Wished busl - ness or partner to take charge oi same. Large profits. - Good reason for selling. Address J. B.. car General Delivery, Charlotte. N. C. - WANTED Merry-go-roand. Ferris wheel, animal shows, street men, etc., for 4tn -j Jni . te.ooo neoDl with money ' to spend. Write to W. J. Shutord. chairman amusement committee. Hickory, li. V. want-cd Salesman already traveling, - to sell linseed oil and paint as side Una. Commission liberal. Address Box U7. Richmond, Va. WANTED Position, by salesman of ten years' txperlenc Jn elothtng. shoes and nim'i furdshrnss. . Can give best el re ference. , Address . "Clothier.- car ei Observer. , ., - : - WANTED At once, a seoond-hsnd Cor ;. Ilaa enarlna. SOO-H.-P. . Writs full Par tlculars and best price, Hannah Pickett Mills, Rockingham, N. C :..! . WANTED Thos seeking health, rest or recuperation to spend awhile at Barium Lodge, Just openoa at Banura Bpnngs, ; w. a. Tha water is uneaualed tor rheu matism, ecsema. kidney and . stomach trouble. Write for. term. Barium Springs Company, w ; " WANTED At Ashevlue. a reliable, neat, trustworthy colored girl as chamber maid and waitress in small family. Khe must - be steady' respectful and familiar with such dutte in good families, aq- dress "Ash." care Observer. . WANTED Men to learn barber trade, will equip shop for you or furnish posi tions: few ' weeks com plates; constant nraetlea. careful Instructions: tools given Saturday wages; diplomas granted. Writ for catalogue. , Moler Barber college. At lanta. S. -.. "-. - : " ' wanted Physician. - A small country town C about to Inhabitant I In want of a good Tyslolan to uka the practice . of the town 'and surrounding country within' ft radlua of Hv miles. Good class n naonla. arood school facilities, splendid location tor a young doctor, or man of small family. Aaaraaa an communica tions to Doctor, care .Charlotte Observer. wanted For U. 8. Army, able-bodied, ' unmarried men. between ages oi 18 and IS, oitlsens ef United States, of goo character and temperate .habits, wno can speak, read and writ -.. English. Men . wanted now for service In Cuba and the Philippines. For information apply to Reorultlng Officer, II West Trade 8L, charlotte, N. C.; MH South Main St, Aahevtlle. N. C; 401 South Center St, fltatesvi ha N. C: III South Main St.. Salisbury. N. C.j 4174 Liberty St, Wln-ston-Salem, N. C.; Kendall Building, Co lumbia. B. c. or ienn Building, spar- isncarg. n. c FOR RETTT. ' FOR RENT New six-room' house, mod ern. East 4th St, between Brevard and Caldwell streets; 120. The Charlotte Trust a. Realty Co. - ...'. ' - -. FOR RENT Two apartment In Norman fata. Hot and cold water. - Apply ta Chaa W. Norman, at Stone at Barrlnger CO, FOR RENT Wa will rent the mannfae tuiing building known as our "city . shops. ,T The building Is 40 feet wide, 1M feet long, four stories, mill const-notion, sprinkled, heated. - llchted - and electiio power 1 available. Would hold a spin ning mill equipment of 6.000 spindles or would make fine factory for knit goods, shoes, overalls, trousers or ether similar maaufactunna. , The D. A. Tompkins Co. IvOST LOST Large gold locket at ball ground. Picture la locket Reward tor return to Observer." " MISCKLLAXEOtra. ROLLER FLOUR min .for sala - Three ' stories and basement, lOxSu, 60-barrel capacity, corn mill, GO-H.-P. engine, au tomatic cutoff; 75-H. -P. boiler. . In fact complete mill. acre of land on South ern Railway, siding at door. Owner has good reason for selling. Pric and terms reasonable. This Is a rare opportunity. Alamance Insurance A Real Estate Com pany, Burlington, N. C NOTICE Notice la hereby given that the - annual meeting of the stockholders of the N. C. Railroad Company will be beld . In the city of Greensboro, N. C, at 12 o'clock m. Thursday. July 9th, IMS. and notice is also a-rven that the stock trans fer books will be closed for 10 days next preoecing saia meeting. A. H. Eiier, sec, A Tress. N. C. Railroad Company. June EXPERIENCED stenographer and book. keeper, young msn with college educa tion, wants position. - Best reference. Address Stenographer, care Observer. . WE OFFER Subject; to prior able. 10. rx 000 Southern Queen potato slips at $1.50 i at i.r Hickory r ' per inousana. t. o. a Hickory, Seed Co.. Hickory. N. C y t AN OPPORTUNITT to lern Spanish. Call at Prof. Campbell's, Queen City , IfHei Oiart -tte, N . C: . RAILWAY .MAIL CLERK-Carrier -smlnations coming. - Preparation free. . Franklin Institute, Rochester, N. T. TOUR "PIANO tuned, repaired, repollrfh ed. ' Jamea F. Gallery, care Parker Gardner Co, Charlotte. "Phone tt. . PANAMA uars cleaned and aha-ed In to the latest style. Michael Klrsehbsum, Ths Hatter. EaUblUhed VOL Charlotte, N. C- . '.. RECEIVER'S SALE Bargains In all - kinds of electrical supplies, eleetrio and combination Ax.ture, art glass goods, etc. Tou can save money by buying now. Terms cash. . Jno. W. Todd, Receiver for Smith Electric A Mfg. Co. . NKW FTKAM OUTFIT, 11 by 14 LiddeM Chumbers ensine. - 44 by l return tubular half arch front Nagle boiler with U rtpt and Oxtures. Will sell at great sacrifice. Xevar been used. Installed Weber Gas Producer plant Address W. T. Irvin, Bos L Bmitbfleld, N. C . ICJnley, In 1891, ths people ct tills country have felt anew the wisdom of intruatina- to th Republican party, through decisive majorities, the con trol and direction of national legis lation. The many wise and progressive measure adopted by recent session Of Congress have demonstrated Cne patriotic resolve of Republican lead ership la the legislative department to keep step in the forward march to , ward better government. Oaly th obstruction and fllibuster- iag of v Democratio minority In the last House at Congress prevented tn enactment of a number of measures of great public benefit th conaldera tion of which can only b Intrusted to another Republican majority. But many wholesome and progressive laws, were enacted, -end we especially commend the passage of the mr fancy. currency bill, the appointment or tne national monetary commission. the employers and government llabn Ity laws, th measure for the treat er efficiency of the army and navy, the widows' pension MIL th model child 'labor law for the XMstrict of Columbia, designed for emulation by the States, the new statute for tn safety of railroad engineer And fire men,' and many acts conserving the public welfare. . . , - -; r " TARIFF REVISION. 'The Republican party 'declares on equivocally for a revision of. the. tariff by a special session of Congress, im mediately following- the inauguration of the next President, and commends th step already taken to this end in the work assigned to the appropriate committee of the two House, which are now Investigating the operation and effect of existing schedule. In all tariff legislation the true nrlnclnla of rjrotectlon is best main talned by th Imposition of such du tie as will eaual the difference - be tween the cost of production at home and abroad together with a reasonable profit to American industries, and the Deneflta that roiiow are Dest secured by th establishment of maximum and minimum rates to be adminis tered by the President, under limita tion fixed by the law, the) maximum to b available to meet discrlmlna tlon by foreign - countries against American good entering their mar ket. and the minimum to represent th normal measure of protection at home: th aim and purpos of tne Republican policy being- to preserve, wlthaut excessive duties that security against foreign competition to which American manufacturers, farmers and producer ar entitled, but also to maintain th high atandard of liv ing; of the wage earner of this coun try, who are th most direct benefici aries of th protective ay stem. Between the united state ana tne Philippine w believe In free Inter ehang pf produots, with uch limita tions as to augar and tobacco as will avoid Injury to domestio . interest. KMERaBNCT CURRKNCT : LAW, "We approve the emergency meas ure adopted by th government dur ing; the recent financial .disturbance and especially commend the passage by th last session of Consroe of- the temporary enactment' designed to pro tect the country front a repetition of such stringency only until there can be established a permanent currency system in at win avoid au emergen ciea. Tm Republican party la com mltted to tn development of such a permanent systom, respond inj- to our best needs and In tin In all respects with the most progressive nations of the world, and the appointment of a monetary commission by the present Congress, , which Will impartially in vestigate all rrorosed methods. In sures tne eariy realisation oi tnis The present currency law have fully Justified their adoption but an expanding; commerce, a marvelous growth In wealth, and population. multiplying the centres . of dlstrlbu tion. Increasing th demand for the movement of crops in the West and and South, and entailing periodic changes In monetary conditions, dis close tn need or a more elastic and adaptable system. Such a system must meet tne requirements of agri culturists, manufacturer, merchants and business. mn generally. Automatic in operation, mlnlmlalnr th fluctuation In Interest rates, and abov all. tt must be . in harmony with th Republican doctrine, which Insist that every dollar shall b based upon redeemable In and as good as fOia.. .... --.'. -.. , '.--;.- .., T; : OaANKINa AND ; CURRKNCT. In line with th purpose her de clared to tecur by every wise mean greater safety and stability In, the Dankinr and currency system, we fa vor the establishment of postal sav lngs banks for the people upon prin clples embodied In the measure now pending; in Congress and set for vote on December 14th next The Republican party - passed the Sherman anti-trust law over Demo cratic opposition, and enforced K af ter Democratlo rejection, ft has been a "Wholoaome Instrument for xood in the hands of a wis and fearless ad ministration, and its real object bet ter obtained, by such amendmenta as will give to the Federal government greater supervision and control over. and secure greater publicity In the management of that, clae of Inter- State corporation having power and opportunity to effect monopolies, and at th same time will not - interfere with , the operation of uch associa tions among; business men, farmers ana wage earners as result In a posi tive benefit to the public. ' - RAILROAD LEGISLATION. V We approve the enactment of the railroad rate law and th , vigorous enforcement by the present adminis tration of the statutes against Tebates and discriminations, as the result of which the advantages formerly noa- f eased by the large shippers over the mall shippers have substantially die- appeared. In thia connection.- we com mend the appropriation of I1S0.006 by the present Congress in order, to enable the tater-sjate commerce commission thoroughly to Investigate and to give publicity to the account of Inter-State , railroads. We believe, however, that-the inter-State com merce law should be further amend ed eo as to give railroad the right to make and publish traffic agreements subject to the approval of the com mission, but maintaining- always the principle of competition tet ween nat urally competing lines- and avoiding the common control of such, lines by any means whatsoever, especially fa vor the enactment of such legisla tion as will prevept by Federal re- FOR SALE. FOR SALE A wholesale grocery doing a eaah business, requiting about 4 to I thousand dollars capital. Owner retiring from business. - Address P. O. Box ltiL Charlotte, N. C - . . - . ' . . ., FOR SALE -OR RENT Cheap, two second-hand road rollers. Adress Box 147. Durham. N. C. . FOR SALE Shingle and Laths cheap. Writ me for prices. B. B. Abernethy, Connelly Springs, N. C.. FOR SALE Pepsi-Cola Bottling Plant in rood territory; good ressona given tor seldng. Address "Plant" care Observer. FOR SALE We have on oand four crushing machines, for crushing gold ere (built for the late O. K. McCutceoa) which must be sold at some price. South ern Machine Works, High Point, N. C strictlon the future overissue of stock and bonds by lnter-Stat carriers. .EMPLOYERS LIABILITY LAW. ' The enactment in constitutional fortn by the present session of. Con gress. of the employers' liability law; the passage and enforcement of the safety appliance statutes, as well as the additional protection received for engineers and firemen, the reduction in the hour of laborer. . trainmen and .railroad telegraphers; the suc cessful exercise of th power of med iation - and arbitration between .int ter-tat railroad and their employe and the law making a beginning in the, policy -of compensation for In jured employes of the government ar among the most commendable ao compllshment of the present admin istration. But there Is further work tn this direction yet to be done and the Republican' party pledge Rs devotion to every cause that makes for safety and betterment of conditions among those whose - labor ' contribute , so much to th progress and welfar of th country. The same wise policy which has induced the - Republican party to -maintain protection ' to American labor, to establish an eight hour day in the construction of all public work, to Increase th list of employes who ihall have preferred claim for wages under the bankrupt cy laws, to adopt an adequate child labor statute for the District of Co lumbia, to direct, an investigation Into the conditions of working wo men and children and later the em ployea of . telephone" dnd telegraph companies enraged In inter-State business to appropriate 9160,000 - at the recent session of Congress in order to secure a thorough In qulry into the causes of - catastro phes and loss ef life in the mines, and to amend and strengthen the law pro hibiting the importation of contract labor will be pursued in every legit tmate direction within Federal author Ity to lighten the burdens and increase the opportunity for happiness and advancement of all who toll. The Re publican party recognize the special needs of wage workers generally for their well being means the wen Deing of alL But more important than all ether considerations is good cttlsen- shlp and w specially stand for the needs of every American, . whatever his occupation, in his capacity a lf-respectlng citizen. , - , . V ' AGRICULTURE. ' . Amona- those whose welfare Is as vital to the welfare of the whole country as Is that of the wage earner, la th American farmer. The prosper Ity of the whole country .rest pec u 11 arly upon th ' prosperity of agri culture. The Republican party dur Ing the last twelv year has accom nllshed extraordinary work in bring lnr the resources of. th national gov ernment to th aid of the farmer. Not only, In advancing- agriculture itself, but In increasing the convenience or rural lira in order to attract larmerr sons and daughters - toward rather than away from th farm, nave tne energies of th administration been engaged.'. ' -i - Fre rural mail delivery was estab lished over earnest Democratlo oppo si tlon; It now reach million of our citizens, and we favor its- extension until every community in tne land receive the full benefit of th pos tal service. We recognise th : social and economical advantage of rood country roads, maintained more and more largely at public .expense; and less and less at the expense of the abutting owners. In this work we recommend th growing factor " of Bute aid and believe in such national assistance a can be appropriately rendered. . v ' ' We declare for such amendments of the statutes of procedure In the Federal court with respect to the use of the writ of injunction as will on the one hand prevent the summary issues of such order without proper consideration, and on the other, will preserve undiminished the power of the courts to enforce their process, to the end that Justice may be don at all times and to all parties. . . THE NEGRO. QUESTION. Th Republican party has been for more than B0 year the consistent friend of the American negro. It gave nim zreeaom ana cmsensnip. it wrote into the organic law of the land th declarations that proclaim his civil and political rights and it believes to-day that nla noteworthy progress in intelligence, industry and rood clt lsenshlp has earned the respect and encouragement of the nation. We de mand equal Justice for all men, with' out regard to race or color. We ap prove the efforts of 'President Roose velt and the . Republican majority in Congress, over a solid Democratlo op position, to secure equal aocommoda tlon on railroad and other public carriers for all citizens, whether white or black. We declare once more and without reservation for th en forcement in spirit and letter of all those amendment to the constitution which were designed for the protec tion and advancement of the negro, and we condemn all devices like the so-called ''grandfather clauses" that have for their real aim his disfran chisement for reasons of color alone. as unfair, and unAmerlcan, and re pugnant to the supreme law of the land. ;.'-, , ' . - W ' reaffirm former declaration that the civil aervlce law, enacted. extended and enforced by the Repub lican party, ehail continue to be maintained and obeyed. . We endorse the movement inaugu rated by the President for the co operative conservation of natural re sources; we favor the preservation of the White Mountain and Appalachian forest; we approve air measure to prevent the waste of timber, and commend the work now going on for the reclamation of - arid lands. No ob ligation of the future 1 more insist ent and none will result in creator blessings to posterity. In line with this splendid undertaking is the fur ther duty,, equally imperative, to en ter : upon a systematic Improvement upon a large and -'comprehensive plan, Just to all portion of th coun try, of the waterways, harbors and great lake who natural adaptability to the increasing traffic of th land is 1 one of the createst gifts of a be nign iroviaence. . , : -, r ; AR-MT AND NAVY. . H" Th Sixtieth Congress passed many commendable acts increasing; the ef ficiency of the army and navy, making tne muitia or tne states an integral part of the national establishment: authorizing Joint maneuvre of the army and militia; fortifying new nav al bases, and completing the construc tion of coaling stations; - Instituting a female nurse corps for naval hospi tals and ships, nd adding two new battleship, 10 torpedo boat destroy, rs. three steam colliers and ehrht submarine to the strength of th army. Although at peace with toe world, and eecur In the consclous- that the American people do not desire and will not provoke a war with any other ocuntry, we nevertheless declare our unalterable devotion to a policy that will Keep this republic ready at all time to defend her tra ditional doctrine, protect Star left- Izen at horn and abroad and assure her an appropriate part in promoting permanent tranquility among; the na tions. The conspicuous contributions of American statesmanship to the great cauwe of international peace so alar nally advocated in The Hague confer ence, are an occasion for Just pride Have Ton Tried Clinch field Coal? and gratification. ' At- the last session of the Senate of the United States, eleven Hague conventions were rati fied, establishing the rights of neu trals, laws - of war on land,' restric tion of submarine mines, limiting th lawa ifor collection ' of contractural debts, governing the opening of hos tilities, extending the application of ueneva principle and in many way lessening the evils of war and pro motlng th peaceful settlement of In tematlonal controversies.. At the same session twelve arbitration conventions with great nation were ' confirmed. and extradition, boundary and natur aiiaauon treaties of supreme import ance were ratified. We endorse euch achievements as the eupremest duty a nation can perform and procJalm tn obligation oi lurther strengthen inr th bond of friendship and good will with au tne nations of th world MERCHANT MARINE. . tv-We adhere to the Republican doc trine of encouragement to American shipping, and urge such legislation as will revlv the merchant marine pres tige oi the country, so essential tone tional ; defense, the . enlargement 1 of foreign trade and the Industrial pros perity or our own people. We endorse the movement designed to ecur the organization of all exist 12 national publio health agencies tn to a single national health depart ment and ravor sucn legislation as will effect this purpose. r. . Another Republican policy which must ever be maintained la that of generous provision , for those who nave fought th country's battles and for the widows and orphans of those who have fallen. 'We commend the increase in the widows pension made by the last Congress and declare for a liberal administration of all pension laws to the end .that the peoples' grat itude may grow deeper as the mem ories or heroic aaenne grow more sacred with the progressing years. The American government In Re publican hands haa freed Cuba, given peace and protection to Porto Rico and the Philippines under, our flag-! and begun the construction of the Panama canal. Th present conditions in Cuba vindloate the wisdom of maintaining between that republic ana tnis rmperisnaDie bonds of mut tual Interest and the hope Is now ex pressed that the Cuban people will soon again be .ready to assume com plete sovereignty over their land. In Porto Rico the government of the United States Is meeting with loy al and patriotic support, order and prosperity prevail, and the well being of the people is being In every respect yrumuiea ana is aeservea. PHILIPPINE POLICIES. In the Philippine, Insurrection has been suppressed, law established and life and property made secure. Edu cation and practical evperience are cation and practical experience are there advancing; the capacity of the people for government nd the poll les of McKlnley and Roosevelt ar leading tne inhabitants step by step to an ever-lncreasnlf measure of nome rule. Time has justified the selection of tne rename rout for th great lath mlan canal, and event have shown the wisdom of securing full authority over the zone throurh which It 1 to be built. The work is now progressing; wim a rapiauy ana energy far beyond cxpeciaion, ana already the realize tlon of a century hopes ha come wnnin tne vision or the near future. We call the attention of the Amer lean people to the fact that nnu nt the great measure here advocated by tmxKepubiican partv could b enact d and none of the eteps forward here proposed could be taken uiui- Democratic administration or under one in which party responsibility is uivruea. ijii tannr could not ha re vised,, a permanent currency system coum not d established, the Federal supervision oyer railroad and large aggregations of capital could not be extenaea, nor could any of, the. new auties conrrontinr the country ha nr formed by a party which Is unable to agree within . Itself on any nubile question and Is unwilling to oo -operate with a party that can agree. The continuance or present policies there' fore absolutely requires the continu ance in power of the party therefore ance in power or tne party that be neves in tnem ana that possesses the capacity to put them into operation. Beyond piatrorm declarations, there are fundamental difference between tne Republican party and It chief on ponenti which make the one worthy ana ins oiner un wormy or public trust In history the dhTerenae between earners You "Teach. the Young Idea How -to Shoot" ' We Furnish ; I the - . . Ammunition "WB SELL ' EVERYTHING USED IN A SCHOOL ROOM" AND PUBLISH THAT SPLENDID,-- STATE ADAPTED NORTH t CAROLINA HIS TORY WRITTEN" BY PROF. D. IL HILL. ,;. . ... f I WE ' HOPE ' YOU i- WILL MAKE : UP-TOWN : HEAD QUARTERS) WITH US. li n .. o n. .... i h Booksellers, Stationers, i Office Outfitters. Vlrttsr 1TH-4-4K.. . , tors, Publishers. ft Welcome Democracy and Republicanism 1 that th one atood for eoesslon, th other for the union; th one for slavery, the other for freedom: the one for debased currency, the other for a pure currency: th one for free silver, th other for sound money; the pne for free trade, the other for protection the one for the contraction of Amer lean influence, the other tor it ex pension;, the one has been forced to abandon, every position taken on. the great question before the people, the other ha held and vindicated alL - In experience, the difference be tween Democracy and Republicanism Is that one means adversity, while the other means prosperity; on mean low wages, the other means high; one mean debt, th other means conn dence and thrift. . - '. PARTIES COMPARED. In principle, the difference between Democracy and Republicanism la that on stands for vacillation and timidity in government, the other for strength and purpose, one stands for obstruc tlon. the other for Construction; one promises. th other reforms; one finds fault, the other find work. The present tendencies of the two parties are even more m anted ny in herit differences. The trend of Democ racy la toward socialism, while the Republican party stands for a wise and regulated Individualism. socialism would give to each an equal right to take-. Republicanism would rive to each an equal right to earn. Socialism would offer equality of possession which would soon leave no ona any thing to possess; Republicanism would rive equality of opportunity, would assure to each ht share of th con stantly increasing store of possessions, In line with this tendency the Demo- cratic party believes in government ownership. -while the Republican par ty believes In rovernment regulation, Ultimately Democracy would have the nation own the people, while Repub licanism would have the people own the nation. ; . Upon this platform of principles and purposes, reafllrmlnr eur adher ence to every Republican doctrine proclaimed since the birth of the par ty, we ro before the country, asking the support not only of those who have acted with us heretofore, but or all our fellow citizens who. regard less of . past political differences, unite in the desire to maintain the policies, perpetuate the blessings and make se cure the achievement of a greatei America. - LINCOLN LITHLV CLUB. Stockholders Met Yesterday and Elected Officers and Lots Were Drawn -Kltcfaln Speaks at Lincoln ton. , Special to Th Observer. Lincolnton, June 16. The stock' holders of the Lincoln Lithla Club met at the Springs to-day at 12: to with a good attendance. Mr. F. B. McDowell, of Charlotte, presided. Th director who were elected are mostly from Charlotte and Lincoln ton. The grounds have been eur veyed by a landscape architect and 200 lots laid off, 160 of which were al lotted to the stockholders. A com mittee composed of Mr. W. R. Bur- well, Mr. R. & Reinhardt and Mr. F, H. Busbee supervised the drawing. It Is believed that quite a number of stockholders will erect cottages. The meeting closed after an excellent din ner at the club house. Hon. W. W. Kltchln spoke in th court house her this afternoon to about 160 men and half a dozen la dies. .-....':... sir' Geo Tho Point? Do you know why Ice melts in the form of a cone in McCray Befriger ators? The fact that doom is the very best evidence that McCray Refrigerators have an ac tive circulation of pure, cold, dry air. McCray erators are lined with Opal Glass, Porcelain Tile, or White Wood, and no zinc is ever used in their construction, as zinc forms oxides that , poison milk and other food and Is very dan gerous. rr"-.--;b-:t, - Come in and let us tell you why the ice melts in the form of a cone in McCray Refrigerators and five yon a otilo.' I r We also handle V other Refrigerators, including the Leonard and the : Gurney Prices ranging from ; $10 o' $40. Buy now so as to get the use of a refrigerator the entire summer. - A good one will save you " almost enough in a season to pay for itself. ; . .-'V-.- . Write, for catalogue and prices. .. , ' ; . COM ; : Furniture, Carpets, Pianos. Refrig Pianolas. ;,v.v MM 1 I TPfcJ 1 they m rr av I nT" !r r SSSSV -, ' M IJ"' " -i-jjr-arj (Barrds. J2 doz, local bottling (well steamed) $ 1 0.20; barrels Brew-. cry bottling "export", 10 doi, $11 f de b., Lynchburg. Va 25ce dozen bottles returned for CASH WITH ORDER. e-- v. v Double Coupons in Every ' Package of Piedmont Cigarettes L Every package of these high-class cigarettes now ' i contains two coupons, and these coupons are well worth saving. 50 cents in cash for lOO.coupons from CIGARETTES C There Is no finer tobacco grown anywhere than the famous . fine old tobacco from the Piedmont district used In Piedmont cigarettes. Sweet tastefragrant aroma. Piedmont cigarettes sxo . ; """ : 10 for 5c PUdmont OoaretU$ mr packed in TCf FOIL METAL BED Th city will soon be filled with delegates and visitors to the convention. ana we ere in line to neip you to accommoaaie tnem. . II you need another Bed think of the "McMahen I -piece Bsda the beds that are backed by a guarantee. We have them at almoat any prio yon may want. W can also furnish you almost any kind of spring er msttresa that you could desire. We are agent for. the celebrated Blue Ribbon and Rip Van Winkle Springs and the Red- Cross Mattress. , ; The Home Fnrul-Jtcr. ' North Charlotte l:jr' : , -For Sale on. Easy Terns 1 Seven new houses, ranging in size from 4 to 7 rooms, finished complete with first-class material; city water and on street car line. . Prices. .-.$1,400 to $2,-3 We also have some new Iota for sale on the easy payment plan. , ' ' ; ' v PEGM - WMtt m c: " . f . Cl IT Tr--- A i T m W M - t : -Ul I mIIaJrri.fiNjli ETTOORSED ' BT HIGHEST . , MEDICAL AUTHORITY ? : Because it contain only such mineral as ar needed, and ' ar so blended hy natur as to be of the greatest bene , nt to the patients. It 1 abso- Llutely pure, keeps freh -lit Lf definitely and retained by me mosi : oeucaie stomaeni when other waters ar rejected Write ; or - book ef testi monials.' Sold throughout th Csrollna and elsewhere. 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