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CHABLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, SEPTESIBEB 7, 1903.'' '
people's golu::;
AU advertisement inserted lu this
column at. rate of (ra rrnu per Un
of aU word. No ad taken tor lew
tliau 20 cents, tab la advance. ;
WANTED.
WANTEDA It rat-class man cook.
UUsabeth College, Charlotte, JJ.-.C.
at
-.WANTIcn A wanA home for a healthy In
- rant three weeka of age., Address IL,
care oj uoserver. ..... - ?
' WANTED Thoroughly competent, tutor
for boy of u rear. Address r. O. Box
83, City.- , . '. '; '
WAITED Twelve energetic salesmen o
cover city. Oooa pay. jpermanent po
sition. ' The TrU Qoinpany, k 301 .West
Trade street. fc V v-S. ;.
. .WANTED-Stenogrepher at onoe. Apply
te Tomimeon cnair atrg. co. High
iy rami. . u.
Y 'WANTED Position as book-keeper or as.
suianc tungie or oouoie entry. Refer.
ence furnlwlieU. Not choice as to locality,
Correspondence elicited. Miss Eva
Bioaes, Carlisle; a. c - - - .
WANTED Vour bicycle and baby car-
t' riage repair work. Batlafaetion guaraa
( teed. Carolina Cycle Co., 27 E. f th St. '
WANTED To borrow 11,000 on good se-
curny. Address -Hustler," care Ob-
aerver. 1
, WA NTED Rail wa v mall clerki. . cost
. .. office clerks, carrier. Examinations
here November Uth. Preparation free.
Franklin institute, Rochester. N. T.
'WANTED To purchass whole or: pa
interest In established paying .drug
business in growing North Carolina city
Give full Particulars. All replies conn-
' dentist. Address ,"B. H. J.," Me. WJL0
Moihtr tit.. Baltimore, Md.
- - t . .
WANTED Position by registered phar
- tnaclst, six years' experience. Address
Box SO, Elisabeth City, N, C. -
' WANTED At once, a thoroughly practl-
cat engineer for power house work,
:. who has had experience with A. C D.
C. apparatus, Address Box SU. Greens.
: boro, H.,G. . -. ,-.
. WANTED To secure the services of an
experienced matron to have charge of
me Kitchen ol a boys Boarding school.
A Widow . with boys to send to school
. would find a good opportunity. Answer
quick. Address A, cars of The Observer.
AGITATION FOR A KEW JAIL ?XGS ov campaign poets.
COMMISSIONERS WILL
Soma Kllrrlna- Melodies UhLh rh
MEET. I, North Carolina . Bard Onramvhur
r ...... . ' " . ' f Their Accustomed 'Place, In the
rJ.M-m yommiswonori win J . Jd, Make Political Kchees Ring
it Theli VZttZ'SZZJrZ Baltimore Bun.'.
Needed la a Modern, Sanitary ami f whn p V111" to rise in the
: Ip-to-Date strnctnee in- Keenlne-1 earIy P;lnr It stirs up the germa of
WANTED For U. . Army, able-bodied
uamaxrled men. between ages II and tt,
cltlae'na of United States, of good charac
ter and temperate hauts, who can sneak
read and write English. For Information
. apply, to Recruiting Officer, 1 West Fifth
street. Charlette, N. C; I South Main
street. Ashsvtlle, N. C; National Bank,
Lenoir. N. C: National Bank Building;
Shelby, N. C; 401 South Centre street,
Stateaville. N. C. or Wk West Main
street Spartanburg. S..C.
TOR SAtC
FOR HALE Newspaper property In good
- town, well equipped plant; owner going-into
ether work. Llnptype, care Ob
server, i
FOR ' SAT.RTx1A.lS ft -P. LliMetl Tamn-
kins engine, in excellent condition and!
running , order. Address Greensboro
Supply Co.. Ureensborot N. C. Write us
for any machinery joi need.
FOR SALE One boiler 150-H. p. carries
160 lbs. stesm, one 14x3s Corliss engine,
Including all connections, also heater.
Above first class but am using electric
power. Catawba cotton Mills, Newton,
li. c.
FOR SALE Large whiskey business.
Jug j)d bottls house, tha finest and best
equipped for the mall order trade In the
united States. Enjoys -large city and
- country trade also. Party who buys can
retain the present name which is worth
izs.ooo to any mail order liquor nous.
And in addition, the party If from North
Carolina who would get in here now with
this firm name would get a tremendous
trsde from North Carolina when that
State goes dry on January 1st. lne. For
particulars address The CasperTrenor
Company, Jne., or w. O. Trenor, Roa
noke, va.
1XR RENT.
FOR RENT Modern house 702 North
Church. Car line. Possession Oct 1st.
R. C, Carson.
FOR S ALB A brand nsw etereopticon,
with vapo-search light A bargain. L.
P. Bogle, Caroleen, N. C- '
FOR RENT Store building en South Col
lege street, plate glass front. - Apply
to Dr. C. L Alexander.
(OR BALK-Saloon doing a
shipping trade, to quick buyer.
doing a retail
Bn tfa Pat arahitrv Va
also
Address
u-ith- h. wt . . I poetry that are latent in the blood
Tor or SnZ" " indlviduata, ; and , a lew
'.;" ; ' .' ' -' sward, cauliflower, bosay dells And
. ."X -was. lmtnansely pleased whenvl leye. - In the same war tha . rising
read ih Ths Observer av few -days age 01 Political enthusiasm eUra up the
. acrlhhllna' niKmh. n..
n.t one of ; the matter., .likely ; Urt
be considered by, the board of com- j beata the . measles ta fourth-grade
missionera atrita September . meeting -cnoou ? ; ; -. ,. ; .. -. ; -would
tw the proposition of a ! new f'The aunplclous appearance right at
ln Secured ne ef the most In- P"J"5 112 Pin ot ths
nuentlAl and -ober-mynded.emgeng.of lit' "Si fc ptt
"Wj.wiy. io an Moserver man. yesusr i uii generous inspiration to the
flay. Jtt Is to be sincerely hoped that I;"110 ",n.?afor Bryi- Ho singers
th. .commoner.l Utan whom there -1
.-. . . (wrwuv ami jiuuiiv-i a ra inu nose OI tne SmTO
eplritedx'.cltliens to .tha ' couaty, 4 ah I Unf nd Ylrnl. From them bursts
landowner. con.e,U
concerned la the community's wel-1 heart could fair to thrill, at such a
fare, "wilt aea thlr'ar.. mr. tn takalgWm as this: , ' : ' .
-ia united states' greatest mn , .
Inan'sueri nreosltr
taking up such a proposition. I can h do. k.. ,v. .
readily believe. I understand and ap- fThe people know where Jie has went, .
premium jusi now mey icei, tor n m a leaaer Heaven sent,
been in their position myself. They I He'll dwell within the White House
want to be aura of their ground, to - '
feel the public pulse, tp sjfct clrcum-, be our next President" ;
epectly and not lay themselves Ha- These thrilling Unee are' said to be
hie to. the rhsrn nf hlni rushed from the pen of Mr. Andrew Jack
headlonsr into a. nriannaitlnn ' involv
. I son Havachaw. of Waxhaw settle-
in g as this doe. the expenditure- ot mnt, N- C--S- near which apot
a big sum of the countya money. And ne Immortal Andrew Jackson wa.
they are to be commended tor mcn '"V0"" oonoivoucn
spirit, for It doe. them credit and i?rth thriticity f the author.
augurs well for the future. The com- oul ln "n PeK for tnem-
mlasioners, however, need have - no j
fear as to this matter. . A - .'.-ol.nt,?.n f '
"A new Jail. uo 1n keeping with "oul? "l
the tlmea. modern, sanitary, commodl- eTlcued two rh.Vr- tlZZ tr.t.
tSltTm'll K'che arUeTfrYmW
or: WmVl rofSunag l?'- (1 Thi" if"" i
needed, in fact there lata atrongcr n l",r" , . u .IVT
) a .1 ' ai.s I . '-' v inirju Oiatef val tkVti
u V- "'"n'fvr "".u" Wno , Personal acquaintance of
uuHu.n, UI i puDiio naiur. wn:n n MUI Mr Shermans' side-whisker.:
been erected in the county wlUln my 0 mMr j,m! 0 M1,t.r -
iwuMreuun. ! . venture 10 ey Q,a were we wne ne h..ra twM h,m
nine out oi every len men in mo wnen all the morning papers stated -county,
certainly all - of those who As how he had been nominated,
have thought over the matter or have dresses nobby, very - a well,
had occasion to Visit the present A!vi,",wP,re"'d'ntJ h will do well,
tructure. will bear me Out in my iS-htoVihMa?. '""
Utement that Mecklenburg county know.VgT somS -.".'nS" fee
need a new Jail more so than any When this you seej remember Me."
otner one thing at this Ume. Sucn Who can measure tha effect aueh
a strong and spontaneous tribute
will havp upon the colored vote?
They may be cold and sullen 'now;
some may even be disaffected; but
tney cannot refuse to vote for a man
who' la not onlv a arrest ililMmiii
competent and patriotic citizens, who but Is liberal in his tips.
arrived at such ' a ; conclusion only I t i.
after having investigated the fact, brief specimens of the. tribute, to T.
for themselves at first-hand. The Watson, of (jeorgla; HlBgen or WIlMe-
big majority of the members of the heam. . To n,.srt the flashing sparkle
Charlotte bar are of the same be 0f the cUzzIIhk tributes of John
lief, as can be very -sasUy and read- Temple Graves would 'pale the efforts
lly determined by a few inquiries. of other earnest workers and be un-
"And why should the commission- just to candidates that have -more
ers hX-sltate? Their duty 1. plain and I votes but fewer no ' Rut w oun.
their power, ample, nor can the I not refrain from addlne- a verse from
charge be made that the county is In I a sweet singer of Viirginla , to the
financial straits for It has never had) sterling Indiana orator who Is .the
more money. I was Informed not I Democratic choice for Vice President:
less than two weeks ago that the I "John Kern, you are the people's friend,
last 19.00b note on the county's! And thoUKh vour name's at ta t.u mh
floating debt had been- paid off and I w k"(ow s statesman no one greater-'
that save for such bills as fall deSi.l.ffr hoe "n? dl Prtaters.
II . . a a. L II at A IIUUK li VOU WOTK ft T I njs IsltW tMflg -lA
mommy ana m lw iner oonsmiiunB. I wv .aw . 7- Z 1 '
the county owe- scarcely a cent. The EVA y0 J ZJ-X? w'"l p,ow
Anttf (tntiru that aeema wnnA tn m a I unm . . . . . .
is ror ine commissionera 10 line tne
was the belief of Judge James L.
Webb, ,of Shelby, when he was here
holding court several month- ago,
and -such has- been the opinion of
two grand Juries, composed of IS
freeholders of the county, all able,
HISTORIC Oil) FORT GIBS0X
FAMprs yAMKS IXVKKP WITH IT.
Prof. Jerome Dowd Gives an Account
. of IVrt Glbsou, the Oldest . and
; Most Uletorlc lrort in Oklahoma
mstory. interwoven With -Such
5 Aauiear as Irving, Henry Stanley,
: T. u oer k, jjee and Sam
-nouiwn Hg CtabllMtMwl j laiA
Written for5 The Observer. ' 't'
i Fort Gibon la the oldest settle
ment In Oklahoma and U associated
with more celebrated characters.- per
haps, - than ; any other town la, the
United Statea it seems atrange- that
a little insignificant-looking town in
this far West should have a Matarv
which is Interwoven with the uvea ati
such noted characters as Washington7
irving, me poet - .Longfellow, , Henry
M. Stanley, the great African explor
er; Jeff Davis, .Robert k. Lee, Jame.
O. Blaine, General Sam Houston,''
vtsnerai Aayior, Albert Sidney John
on. General Bragg, General Scott,
sirs, commodore Dewey.
'Fort Gibsoa was estahllhd a
mlilUry fort in lilt and since that
ume it has played a part In many
inaian wars and manv of th aoi.
dlera In service here have
before the Red Man .and are burled In
a national cemetery on the outskirts
of, the town.- It was also an impor
tant fort during the civil war.
The town 1. situated on the beauti
ful Grand or Neosho river, which
empties Into the Arkansas two mile,
below. If is-only eight miles from
the City of Mutkogee. The fort, bar
racks and residences of the officer,
were built on a bluff overlooking tha
river, but the town, since the com
ing of the railroad, has developed
about a mile from the river. The
buildings about the old fort are most
ly. In a state of decay and have an
exceedingly antique appearance.
In 1132 Washington Irving made a
mp to the West, in company with
everal foreign gentlemen. Including
a b rench count, and sojourned at
Fort Gibson. He pitched his tent
just outside of the parade ground
and there wrote his "Tales of
Traveler. In his book. "A Town of
the Prairies," he tells of Fort Gibson
of his crossing the Grand and At
kansaa rivers and of a trip to the
punaio hunting grounds.
Longfellow made a tour of observe
tlon In the West In 1848 and came
to Fort Gibson by ooat. up the Ar
kansas and Grand rivers. In his
celebrated poem "Evangeline," which
appeared the next year, Is a beautl-
iui and ' graphic description of the
vicinity of Fort Gibson and here some
of the chief eventa of the poem have
meir ineatxe.
nenry m. Stanley, the greatest
Aincan explorer, once taught a sub
scnption school in an old building
still standing near the fort. This
Building was of special Interest to me
because of the great admiration
have for Stanley and the great ser
vice his books have been to me In
the preparation of my volume
''The Negro Races."
chariah Taylor, afterward.
President of the United fitat.s, was
at one time the commander of this
fort.
Jeff Davis, afterwards President of
the Southern Confederacy, succeeded
General Taylor as commander of the
tort and married hla daughter, Bettle
Taylor. He lived here with h'ls wife
until called to duty in the Mexican
war. The house in which he lived
r.tm. of the noted Indian ehlsfg. XmXXXZZXZXZXXZ?a
He ba. palnte'd more Indians than
any other man In America and one
or nis painting Is said to be valued
at ito.ooo.
' Ambassador ; Jamea Bryce; the
author of the "American Common
wealth ha. recently honored this
little town with hi. presence.
' The - most interesting and pictur
esque character now living ' in Fort
Lrioson- is Mr. J. 8. Hoiden, editor ot
the local paper. He la an antiquar
ian and the preserver of tha local
traditions and relics. He 'is a great
lover, or poetry and sometimes writes
a poem himself. Among other Inter
ests he la devoted to tree planting and
raising; his house Is surrounded by
a . forest of little trees of hi own
cultivation. One of his peculiarities
la that he is a vegetarian. Jie has
not eaten meat for year.. ' Tet he
has a ruddy, healthy complexion and
is active and robust for hla years.
He has a fine eye, classle Up. long
curly hair and. one could easily take
him for a poet. I am Indebted to
him for the facts In this article and
for some valuable relics for my mu
seum. He is a distant relative of
tha late Governor Hoiden, of North
Carolina.
1 .. JEROME DO WD.
Fort Gibson, Okla., Aug. 80, 1808.
was demolished a few year, aso
General Has' n was also one of the
The poe., of the South by no mean. mnd:aLthi,.i,!:t, JlLwiv"a
- - --.-. siu iiai icu av i?bj AVI I w
tl.
The-y lived In a
still In
Hazen became a
matter ud Immediately, ask for plan. VJT. V.. .uJu"'. " D,"nB
. . . a.a. ... . ai a v .v- -hi meir uw iv wiv. nitr I - a -
ana begin w investigate xne ultimate dehts of Yale alone have produced t"' 01 uncln,lu- ' TnV "v
cost. A newJall has got to come as 4l tributes tn verse' to the Hen ,r tt0M building which Is
sure as day follow, night and the wini.m H Tad ,,'.1.. 1- .w. tood repair. Mrs. Ha.en he
only question Is that of a year or two. I large terms Justified by ao weikhtv a Krlaow d 1 now the wire of Commo
The, present board haa a rare opi I subject. But to our mind these ,or w'y
" ... Iy . , .L . . ("joutes rrom me universities are uenerai Bam Houston la another
'As I take it, the commissioners -j too studied and ntnted Th. ii.mnilriithr,i nam nnnaota -,it. v,.
are halting only for the reason that I to combine the neriruta nt T.,..k I hinriA nia.a i . .., v. I
they believe that the present Jail with and the Italian sonnet with George- resigned the governorship of Ten
a few repair, can be made to aervelcohan ragtime is not an unonaiifiei ne .h.nn. hi. ,if. m.
a few years longer.. If Mecklenburg success. As for us. give us the lines West and Jod the Cherokees. He
county is anything t Is progressive, of some simpler poet, whose words married Tahilhina Rosers. a heantl-
uoerai aw rav. .ii minp, .u. iriini nis jieart, fresh with ful Cherokee maiden, with whom he
10 inoee in us cn4,e. 11 win if tpirmuun. lissome as tne lilt r r w until hi. h ........ .v..
. ... 1 -II l . I "T ..1 . ---v. ... u, n, uu. 1. It,, wln
quire dui a moiiiriik s iiivrDiiaa-1-'
asceataln whether or not a new
is needed Sheriff Wallace noVDep- " 'ucn, a 0 n thl rat Governor; he married again and
utv Sheriff Johnson are not to be I campaign we must go to Boston, that I ..i-.j . ,.n.. , .u.i.'
hlima tor the o resent atructure and centre of culture and wellanrina . ' r ' """'
Hteratur. thai ... !""-. I nousion. is now a prom.nent man in
v,"M- . " 2 ttmr Oklahoma
It is oui-oi-uaie, unsanimry inn uii-1 vu.c, luums no ary. riere
tn l..n nrlannar. In for inm. 11 thflkclosinir lines of A flna IrlK,...
tn Tiff . , . . n . -m -
timesas many as 7ft are connnea in a - Hur:: i.um ine oston iD.ctlon. Bnd o,neril. o-ou maOe
space 40x50feet square, xnat tne ,"J.'-- mP ' or-tne ,:Veral visits here.
need of the hour 1. urgent stands to y A. I. "'"r"y "u expression
aihm It la ntnAinhtriiil that I - " iiiBni.-iiueiis poet:
the present Jail was built 85 or rnore j many pounds of fat.
; That Dear Uncle Joe.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Very probably Mr. Cannon's already
great and growing popularity In
North Carolina, which cradled the
distinguished statesman, and in South
Carolina and Georgia, boasting the
honor of being near neighbors to hla
native State, has been Increased dur-
ina- the last few days. The Juggling
of the Appalachian forest reserve bill
during the last Congress is irasn ,in
the public mind, especially Ih the
South.
To the
Patrons
of the
City
Public
Schools
We thank
your good
you for
natured
liberal
school
Ctharlnton EipMWit
Charleston Newe and Courier.
That "Iredell county amber-colored,
corn Juice, either with or without the
revenue stamps," we must say. would
make life worth living, even In a
community which gave Cole L- Blease
a majority In the race for Governor.
The Charlotte Observer may dispatch
the "caeT" by the first through freight
from Charlotte to Charleston.
L Nye Hutchison & Son
INSURANCE
FIRE,
LIFE,
ACCIDENT
patience and
purchases of
books. (Sales one-third
greater than first day
last year).
Our stock is broken
to only a small extent
and Monday will find
us readjV to serve you.
v Kememhpr. w hnv
, j
and sell old books and
make all the exchanges
provided for by the
school board.
Comfortable waiting
room for ladies.
Stone & Barringer Co.
Booksellers and Stationers.
it nxmrmxuxuxuxmxmx.mxumxwm
Letter From Hazen, Arh.
Haxen. Ark., Aug. It, H8.
Mrs. Joe Person,'' - -.-!- -
Charlotte. K. C r ,
rPear Madam: , The editor ef The
Goldsboro "Argus rec 6m mended your
Remedy to me some years age. 1
wa. suffering from an abscess In the
right cheek bene, knewa ta the Doc
tor. a.s the Antrum ef Illghmoor. .
: Although X doctored for two years,
none of the doctors really learned
what wss the . matter with me nntll
I met Ir.-Crawford, at Atlanta, who
operated on me. During tha time X
used thirty bottle, of. your REMEDY
and I am satisfied thaf It saved my
Ufa, as it kept ms fronV dying from
blood polsen while the doctor was
guessing about what ailed me,' Tour
REMEDY Is not for -sale la thui sec
tion of the country. My wife is In
Sa area St a S-St 1 . alaa,Baaa ' - - - as - ap
want to have her try the REMEDTV
Please ship me six bottles to Hasen,
Ark. -' '-t
I will de what I caa to lntrednee
the REMEDT ever here, as I can al
ways truly say a good word for 11 i
Respectfully yours, - v
A. O. ALXJCN.
A, O. Allen's United Minstrel Showa. '
mm. a
ttt f (',t,,t"iTrrr ttv '
THE
fRIGIDOR
Keeps water eeol all night In
dispensable in sick room, and
where there are children.
Price fl 6.
J.N.McQiusIandiCo.
Stov DeeUera and Reoftng
Contractors.
281 8. Tryon St.
OITICE No. t Bant Ball ding.
BD 'Phone 4S0X
General Robert E. Lee and General
McLellan were here on tours of In
year, ago when the population of the "'i1"8. c"- h that;
city and county was not one-fifth what Hvp all right!, h
we raise our hat.
hi ha'a all t-1,.1., l
It is to-day. . '
"The commissioner, cannot make a Me. tirvan'. r ........
muuak. when- the matter In hand , w ' ' "-' "" -' -v-nW
a niihitrt iiriiirv wnio.n nasi a -
been suggested by one , presiding I !; Mr.' Bryan's clever plea before the
. MISCCIXAKEOUa.
FRESH OYSTERS-Powell tt Co s.
'PHONE Kl for electric work. Harkey
rage-.. . . i
'" -i-a--aaeeaaiaaaasiaiaa I UTVII BUHsl vmmv - m" va-w. n a - ' - A - - msv-s 1 .SB B
TOURS FOR GOOD WORK and service. Judge, recommended By two grand RePub'lcanf Point to 85
Queen city Dyeing Cleaning Works. Juries one alter tne oiner, enaorseqi " y-- mtir oay aoout tne
lh the leadlnr cltlsena of the county I IO"y ot Mr. Taft's prompt and em-
. , . I - . . v,a. I nharlA ! At - . .
AVTQMOBiiaKS ror mr?. Auto IJvery and AU those concrna.in mm com- uumuun oi me aeposit
m., h o. v.norcn oi. rnone ms. . i munltv ' welfare ana tuiure. a snan i --"- ,wini;n migni just as
! await with sreat concern, aa Willi'"" nave Deen len. without nreiu.
FRESH OygTKHS-Powell V Co'a . ' I manv others, the action" of the com- I dlce.'to the financial commission now
w.,eaau i ii i.uuj'iiia Dana ana cur-
several visits here.
Jama G. Blaine spent alx week.
here shortly after his defeat for the
presidency of the united States. HI
son-in-law. Colonel Coppenger, wa.
then in command of the fort.
' James M. Stanley, the well-known
artist, sojourned at Fort Gibson In
int. where he painted the portrait.
will open her!
MISS 8ALLIK DIXON
- music class Sept.- Hth.
to Join this class address V West, 7th St.,
or pnon Ml.' ,
i miaainnera at their meeting to-dky."
... i , Hi.- i rency rerorm. ana, ultimately, to the
tTLyPl1! IR- MX3EACHY TAXEtV CHARGE. I wisdom of. Congress. It is now a I
, . 1 irvwinj. issue in me campaign, and It I
We Wash Clothes
White and Clean
IN THE MOT7NTAINS Adult boarders
. wanted at. delightful country house.!
Autumn rate M per week. Address Box
42, uiaca Mountain, N. C .
SCHOdl.
should read the Dall
TEACHEJEvery teacher church yesterday nornln and ven-
abln to Impart, general information tollna-. this toeing the flret day of his
New Psn-tor of Second rresbyteriart M lu that may gain the atten-
Chimli Mil. Pulpit rw nret TinielVJ" oi a munuuue or voter, jaded
. Practical Discourse. . . I Y wm anii-irusi oeciama-
"V an Important point against hla
church, occupied the pulpit at thati"p1:on'n
. icu,a fuja a- bvu vuanmuni:
children. C C Moore.
pastoral work here, Largre eoiugrega- J VUBner' '
tlon. heard fllrn attentively ana I r-. nere is unarrotieT - aek The
jA BARGAIN te tha rlrht luri. nb t.rnflta.l a, hofch hervicea. For the 1 Observer, of that City. We give it
snd stationery business for sale in beat first m nines the resignation of Rev. I "P. tthlaaa it be where we ' found It
r on
Est
further-particular, address "Book Store,"
town for the
Stock 82.800.
uslneas In east Carolina 1 I last.v "in the rail nf bltterneaa anH I
ur.rV.d7r,.. Ra' I ' the year the Second church pulpit a oi .n.quuy.
ears Obaarver. ... I IS regularly niiea louring ine in-
tertin .manv fliatinauunea - nreacnersi xr
FRESH OY8TER8-Powell A Co'a
MRft MINNIE WRISTON MtTH (Miss I the supply pastor;
; Virginia Lloyd), recently returned from! Dr.- McGoachya
' m ana a,urope ,wm re-opea I niornlnf aarvloe
have supplied for one or more Sun
days, -Rev. Dr. J. W. Boseboro was
EVEE WATCHFUL
remark, at
were eminently
A tun. a varm Sua Wm nu.
sav 8 iAsrata bv aaiJTM rnrarii -i rnnnifv. r -
' ii -v.-..r " .,1 unon the? church and congreeratlan i a. k..iii ; - -
Watch the kidney secretions.
K oi impress i '
destrine in enroll should nniv immii. upon tne . . enarch ana. congregation i f health:
ateiy. Italian Method Uugbt. Address Ith nd of co-operation on the part I The discharges not excessive or la
Central Hotel - -... ' - , . A Kt all In the great work of achieving! frequent: . s , ' , ' ''
the mission of Christ" He asked for , contain . no "brick-dust like" sedl-
NOTICE-JB laborer, wanted for track the support Of every roan.' woman and ment. ' j -f . -- -.'--; ' r
laying and ballasting between Clinch.! eh.M in Vila alTnrl. tn. V,,ilM urAlhal rvnan'a Vldnev Pills will i de this
ffelaewVc'e?. a
lohnson . Citv. Tmm i vr. . I Jvmmioin. n, miai a apienaia im-l xamj wa-icu in uunqi avuu .m.m
StVinchpert, Va.,. or ? Mr. Jno. Reed. Prbon. JT. McGeachy possesses a them when they're sick. -
Marion, n. c , iflna voice and an easy address and 1. ". ouuin r. mini,
ritutiir hMj ait or .a -,ait, I Charlotte. M. c say.: reel very
I HAVE JUST RETURNED from Newt HI. ptatform appearance I. exceni irateful for the benefit I derived
i Ir you're dissatisfied with the
way your clothes look when the
washerwoman sends them home
to you, try us.
. i It you're not sure that they
ire laundered In perfectly
sanitary surroundings and In
a cleanly way, send them to
Our rough dry service gutr-
nodn uo-)osjsi8 no ae)u
these points and at jt coat
that Js a mere trifle. .
Cfiarioltc Steam lanndiy
iLaunderers, Dyers, Cleaners.
GRECN POND GRANITE
' BRICK COMPANY
GIBSOX, N C.
Offers contractors and builders the
neatest pressed building brick on the
market for the money. Do not break
in shipping, not affected by frost.
arden with age and compare favor
ably with th highest priced brick
In 6ie country. Write for prices and
testimonials.
DIMNG ROOM FURNITURE -
t
In furnishing the home, no room should receive more thought
than the dining room. To furnish this room neatly and tastefully
need not, necessarily, cost a large amount of money. If the proper
care I. exercised in the purchase of the furnltuse. Our stock of all
grade, of Dining Room Furniture has been greatly enlarged this
season and it I. our Intention to furnish our trade With one ot tha
strongest lines to be had In the 8tate.
Come in and look through our stock, whether you want to buy or
not.
W. T. McCOY a CO.
THE HOME FTRMSHEIUS,
Will
Interior
Decorators
Tdrrence Paint Cb.
, 10 NORTH TRTOJf.
Standard Ice & Fuel Co.
SOLE flQENTS FOB
C. C, B. Pocahontas Coal
, Endorsed by the Gofem
menU of Great Britain,
Germany, and Austria. ,
' Favorite fuel witi United
States Navy.
7
'Phetie 18 or 73.
.Yr wherI a special course tlonat and bl command of language ro ut of toant Kidney Pllla
In euttina and dftala-nina whn. ,w.l . . . .7 I ant ' an dor a them aa an efficient
w'L?ot b-p-to.M SZ : Ja;rVp'!r remedy for any trouble aris.n, from
imporiro paiterna - KeAuiiiui tn i - in rama-i, .. ku.. , ...
latest styles snd shades: Don't wait for ,n nlmlf nd forcible Eng. ""T' ,SB;va , in m T di-1
! "fih ' "ki.n.?i the H-h. He la believed to be a worthy 'Jt? ."L T!
nlhi. J.rh., t. V- m'r- Re- successor to the great men who have
Uable Merehant Tailor. 18 East Trsde St. preceded him at the Second Vb.t,
ordered condition and by their fail
ure to remove the urle polsen from
my system caused me to feel miser
able. . I' also suffered a great, deal
from pains through the small of my
Mr. Wade HarH. o tw . wnoais oe srotusn rw Move in.
anaet. - - -- I. vrw" ruiuinnon, epeciaiipaca uaiiaw . .- inn wee
Mr. Wade Harris, editor f ti,. we.M.lnaJ? '"7 n.1"1' c, ?"t BSf. loVr?7'?la9 m
Even Ina- ChronkU. -ina twnraripniir, iyi me xorce or.the I iuaney tnim ninij irtummtnuca isr
isyenin; t-nronicle, leave thU morn- aottlsh Fire Insurance Company, ar- ach troubles. I obtained a supplt.
in for Jobpson CTty. Tenn, for anlrrred In the cltv yesterday from v. v. I at R. H. Jordan V Co.'. drug" store
exploration, of the territory - covered I vllle to take up their residence Ia'd I ndV Uken them Only a short
br the Carolina. CllnchfleM a. rxv.i- the city. Tn ofrices of the Scottish when my trouble waa enUrely ;
,(,., ... . ifirs ineurauice vompany m trie Llrt. I u"l"-"i . v
Railroad -and arlll give the readers of ah niMi, , ..... I' ' For sale by all dealers. Price SO
Ills paper hi. observation, on this new have not rt bepn furaUhed but they I yoeter-MUburti Co., Bnffslo,
road and the benefits whieh will be occuDled all tHe aam. - ti rew Tork. sole agents for the United;
expected to accrue
through Its operation.
to
an .J. ,. . . BUin.
tharlotte I a,ila ( ... i. . ,V '.. I Hemember the name -Doan's and 1
- 7".' 1 tAks
ao other,
WE CARRY. A
v Large Stock of
tng .and1
supplies..
Wntev Fori 4 Prices;
iEY BROS. CO.
i
Plumbing ,aad ' ' Heatln Con."
'. tractors, etbers' Supplies.
Charlotte, If, G - Tbooe SIS.
An appeal
to the eye,
i By means of
attractive printing,
? :v . -
usually accomplishes
') the result desired '
arresting and
holding the attention.
It u in v
the production o f t '
such work that ':
we excel
'-. ' 1
OESrJtYTl flJXTEfC BOUSZ, 1st. '
r-TiT T'TIf 3')
NEW FALL
STYLES IN
LEATHER;
FURNITURE
CHAJuUrTTT. K C "
The best and the newest styles in Leather
lrniture for Hall, Library or Den now on display,"
We wish tp call special attention, to t oiir Turkish-
Leather ;Spring Rockers at -V'M'- -t'
; $25.00, $28.00, $35.00, $40.00 aid $65.6o. X
It is luxury to sit in them. , . . .
- Special bargains in Leather Library Suits of
xnrec pieces, constsung ox one csoia, one Kocker
snd one Arm Chair to match. .s.
-.. Look where you will, but you will find no such
values as we offer. ' --
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