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THE DEATH RECORD. ; JWl A Bv Tit. Monroe ' Special t The Observer. Monro. May X Mi J. D. Parker did at her home on La Fayette street at 1 o'clock this morning, of tuber culosis. Mr. Psrker was a nathre of WUmlnften. sad waa Miaa Frances Johnson before hr marriage to Mr. j; D. Parker, of Monro. 6ne waa a lady ot great r-flnment and culture, and hsr death at a comparatively ear ly ag is a distinct loss to the com inanity. Besides her husband, she loaves four children. Mrs. J. Earl Does, of Laurinburg; Mr. John J. Parker, of Greensboro, and Miss Car otin and Mr. Samuel Parker, of Mon ro. She la alao survived by one brother and two sisters: Rev. Gabriel Johnson, of Canada; Mrs. Helen 8. Perry, of Atlanta. Os.. and Mrs. F. W. Hlillard, of Oxford. Mrs. Parker was a member of St. n i i . 1 .liiiih mnA fnnral l h.Ya si :Thacnh to- morrow evening. Three ZWmth at Klkin. Special to The Observer. Elkin, May 1. Mra Sarah E. Nel son died at her home In West Elkin Tuesday after an illness of nine days with pneumonia. Sh waa a quiet Christian woman and endeavored to follow the footsteps of the Master. Had aha lived a few months longer aha would have rounded up four soor years, but near mldnlfht the summons cant and aha quietly closed bar eyes to this life and went to her bom in heaven. Mr. Miles Plants died Wednesday, aged 12 years, at hi home near Oak Grove, Yadkin county. A wtfe and eight children syrvtvs him. The fu neral service were held at the home Friday at t o'alock. conducted by Rev. W. K. Comer after which the re main were taken to 8wan Creek Cemetery and burled with Masonlo honors by Jonesvlll Lodge, No. 227, el whto he was a member. Mra. W. It. Haynes died at her home near JoneavlUs Friday, aged 7 year a. A husband and five children survive hsr. The ram si as will be buried to-day in the sssnetery aCFail Crek Baptist church. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Barnlisrdt-Bsrlsw. paoial te The Observer. Salisbury, May 1 An announce ment of mora than local interest is the approaching marrJag of Miss 6a)U Barlow, of Tarboro, and Mr. rul H. Barnhardt, of this city, the sepsmsnv to talc place on Wednet day. June I. Mlas Barlow has for the past year bean a member of tho faAtutty of the city public aehoo'i nd Is s, favortte srith her acquain tances. Mr. Barnhardt Is a native ( this city, is associated with the aVaMabury Hardware & Furniture Company, a son ot Mr. Celeb T. Bern hardt, sad la exceedingly popular and cos of the finest of men. Spangenberg-Worthen. Special to The Observer, flpencer, May 1. Cards recelveJ hsr to-day announce the marriage on May 11 of Miaa Flora Celeste Worth -sn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Worthen, of this place, to Mr. John Spangenberg, of Muskogee, Okla. The ceremony will be performed In Spen cer Methodist church at 8 p. m . by the pastor, Rev. R. D. Sherrlll. Miss Worthen Is juatly popular In Spen cer, where she haa roalded for sev sral years, coming hsr from Balls bury where the family also lived for some time. Mr. Spangenberg holds an Important position with the United States government In the Indian Com- mission In Oklahoma, where he has resided tor several years. He is a North Carolinian and formerly lived In Aahevllle, where he and MIb .Worthen, then a resident of the moun tain city, were in school together. The courtship, lasting since their school days, la the culmination of a child hood attachment formed In early life. NEWS NOTES FROM LENOIR. Msniclpa! CsmpsJ-n the Hottest In Years Hotel Arrhrr to Reopen ' June 1 Baptist Minister Goes to Aahevllle. : Special o The Observer, f Lenoir, May 1. Probably the hot test municipal campaign In the histo ry of Lenoir Is now on in full blast. The present mayor, Thomas M. Naw land, and two of the old commiasion sr nomlnatej In the recent primary. ,. stand for re-election. Also there la v .'- one new commissioner representing : th people recently taken into the or-- porate limits, on the same ticket. The , , ticket of the opposition is headed by ' E. F. Wakefield for mayor, with three new commissioner nominated In the cltlsans' mass meeting. War-whooia . are heard on every side: a battle furi ous I on, and every Inch of ground Is, being contested by both sides. Th Slogan of the campaign la: "For or against th present administration." Monday. May S. will tell the tale. .i Hotel Archer Is blng repaired. Eo -. teadily has the work been carried i forward that Mr. F. V. Archer, pro . petor, announces that he aspects to ' ropn th hotel to the publio about .' th 1st of Jun. Th prompt sad full Settlement of .the lnsursnc companl . deserves commendation. The Lenoir Steam Laundry Is being rebuilt by Mr. W. H. Bherrill, the pro -prletor. ' J Editor H. C. Martin hs moved into i ' hi handsome concrete residence 4n Ashe street Th popular house. "Mar- . . tin's," where thousands of pleased '' guests have stopped, will be conducted ; Mr. A. C. Farthing. -.--Th snterprislng market man, Mr. ' Luther Hoffman, who came here from Salisbury, haa an up-to-date market house with concrete floor on Westj v " Main street, snd is doing s good v business. '' Bar. R. P. Walker, who recently re- - signed ss pastor of the Baptist church 1 ..hers, will go to Ashevtlle at an early data to take up his work as pastor of th Second Baptist church of that ( city- : ' To Operate Special Truck Train. Special to The" Obeerrer. Newborn, Msy l.--Thls afternoon Receirsr Woolcott and Superintendent : ' Fostsr, of the Norfolk A Southern. 1 snd Axent Masks, of the Atlantic Coast Line..' met the truckers In a special meeting of the rhamber of commerce '. to consider the better handling of the ' track business. It wss agreed to run j. a 'truck train on Tuesday. Thursday i and Friday snd oftener If necessary , to Goldsboro, where the Atlantic Coast i : L'ne would take it to Its destination j - on a schedats to suit the truckers. A meeting will hg held here Monday j ' with the Atlantic Coast Line officials to settle on the schedules. This Is a satlsfartory solution snd seems to sat- ' isf y all concerned. . , KILLS TO STOP THE FEEXD. J Ths worst foe for 11 years of John Deye.' of Glsdwtn.' Mich., was S run-; ntng Slcsr. - H baid doctors oyer H09 . without benefit. Then Bucklen's Arnica f?alve killed the--ulcer and are4-himv Cure Fever-fiuiea, Bolls. Feiona, Ecss' ma. Salt Rheum. Infallible for Piles, Burns. Scalds, Cuts. Coma. 25a. at sil drgr-ats. , SOCTKRX OOTMi SHU. thtJCKft QuetaUons by F. C Abbstt Compos AbsevtU.. ' ..... .... Aiken Mfg. Co. .. American Spinning OB Am. Warehousa U. Spray, 75 S MS - - Ktt M - 10 Ms - 1M - . 1 0 - - 11 z Z 115 3 41 - 101 - Ill 150 120 Ui 3 MO - W Z l- ii m 106 V 107 m - i - SS M IO814 - - M US 130 -. 7. j - 72 M tt j 63 71 - m 1M - 100 m im - 70 92 17 10 - - IB - Ul 76 7 53 - 100 105 3 W U9 i; - N 15b lVi 120 Lit - Ill - 71 Ufi - - 100 16 175 103 - 107 Khi - 135 - - a 125 - Up -7 M M - 1 - 7 19 - 77 II 2i M 30 M 1W 7 M - 100 - 104 1 - - 115 96 106 112 115 99 -125 - - :o - 1M 118 - loo m la ito 120 137 100 115 175 192 173 -N 144 161 63 - 136 170 104 200 6 97 122 121 - an tt 130 M tt . 100 104H 66 66 17 - - 106 - 121 - 77 102 - n s 23 V 101 lOg H. C Anderson Mills.. .. Arcade. . Arcadia Arist Arkwrlght M)Us , Arlington. Atherton, N. C Avon ... Avondale Augusta, Ga , Beiton Bibb Bonnie Brandon Brogon Cotton Mills Broekilde BroomAeld Cannon Cabarrus ChadwV-H6ftkma. pfd. CherryvlUe CheaweU. 8. C, pfd.. . CheaweU, 8. C Clara Clifton, pf Clifton, com . CUffaide Chiquola Cotton Mills.. Courtney Converse Mfg. Co.. .. , Columbus Mfg. C.. .. Cora.. .. ... Coxe. Partington Dallas Mfg. Co Drayton .... Bag) and Phoenix Eflrd. N. C Br win, pfd Easley Edenten Erfere fineree. pfd Eureka Exposition .. Fairfield.. .. .1 Florence Oaffney Mfg. Co Oranby 1st prd Oaaton Gluck I Olenwooo Glen Lwry. pfd Granlteville. 8. C Oray Mfg. Co Qrendle Greenwood Highland Park Highland Park, pfd Hartsville Henrietta Mills In man Mills. 8. C Imperial John P. King Mfg. Co Keealer King's Mountain, par M Knesvtlle Cotton Mills Laceater Cotton Mills Laaoaster Cotton Mills pfd.. Lanet.... Lsqgley Mfg. Cs Laurens Unden, N. C... Liberty Lookhart. 8. Loray Mills. C. . pfd. l.umberton . Manchester Mills Mills Mfg. Co Mills Mfg. Co.. pfd.. .. Modena Cotton Mills.. Mollohon Monarch. 8. C... Mooresvllie, N. C. Newberry Nokomla Norrta Mills Olympla MHla. pfd.. Orr Oaark Hacolet Mfs Co .. .. Paoolet Mfg. Co, pfd. Pee Dee Pelier Mfg. Co Piedmont Wagon Works. Piedmont Wagon Works.. Pell City. Ala Poe W. F. Mfg. Co Richland, pfd Raleigh Roberdale Richmond Spinning Co. Rorky Mount.. 81bley, Oa Social Circle .... , Bprlngatem Btatesvllle Cotton Mills.. Toxaway Trenton. N. C Tryon. N. C Tucapau. a C Tucanau, 8. C. pfd. .. Tuicarora Voccoa. Oa Union-Buffalo, 11 pfd. Union-Buffalo. Jd pfd.. Vaacs Victor MHla. 8. C Walhalla. 8. C Warren Mfg. C.. pfd., Warren, com Washington Mill.. .. Washington Mills, pfd.. fORN YmSKEY Fine Old Copper Distilled PSy m M A A. A. ASS I 4 raU qailli, Z 6i 8 Full Quartt, $5.00 Proenpt ehipmant, plain paeksssa. Writs for complete pries-list el all brands. Cousins Supply Co, M. L HESS BERG A SON, Props, RicWoii Vs. The Pilgrim Grand REFRIGERATOR Lined with pure whiti stone- The greatest cold retainer et modem re frigeration. Geans as easily as a china plate. For sale only by XNJlcCusland&Ca til 6. Tryon St wstts.t ' ; -- .. 13 Woedside....... . M.-""( WUHsmson... M .. i Wars ShoaJji.... .. . Whitney. . n t " Wtscasastt.. 121 Woodruff.. .. 12 IXgURAKCB STOCKS. Oreenaboto Wf Is. 9i Nnnh sta.te Fire... Dixie Flr..V, -i Piedmont Fire...... .. Bouthessters - Scottish., i K c 6s. m.. . N. C. is. 1910.. N. C. 4s; 19U K. C. R. R. Stock Ctt yf Charlotte 6s, 192 sc ra. City of .Winston 5s, 1937 st Int. A. T. & O. R. R- 1912 int. 10 Mecklenburg Co. a, 1916.. .. BANK STOCK. P.ttsrr Park. Ashevlliw.. .. : lit 157 17t iea CttUens' Natlenak Gastonls.. Charlotte National Bans ...... us Cabarrus Savings Bank (par u 3 16S 140 lint National, Charlotte First Natisnaj. Morganton Mercnanta m Banners tnar lotta US - National Bank. Gaffney.. .. .. 174 Palmetto Bank and wTruat Co - American Trust CO iz w Southern Loss and Savings Rank 12S Southern Nat WJlmlngtori .. 154 Strong Men "Give Way" when attacked by Kheumatism. Unless the blood is kept in good condition you are liable to this dreaded disease. Do not delay, with the first symptoms take Mrs. Toe Pearsorfs Remedy 3 ? GOING t HERPICIDEWILUSAVEIT HERPICIDE ?00 LATE iBeconffimti C HEWERS make no mistake in recommending "Bm BaUey" to tbeir friend. Tjtty know lta qnalitlespurity, cleanliness and fiaror. Tot berk chewinr tobacco at moderate price. BAILEY BROTHERS ( Incorporates1) Winstonalem, N. C I Ms lew sc toWcna en4s tsea tasea naufan I Mss-aAJLETUtOS. SOT JNA TRUST I st i 4 - ill. ' 101 X vaval Mm' HI Mi. k. Wa I . I Ben Greet Players At Elizabeth College May 11th AFTERNOON Th TamUif of th ghrsw." NTOHT "Midsummer Night' Dream." Prices; 11.50 for th two perform snees; single ticket II 00. Tickets on sal st Jordan's Drug Store. v BRIDE'S BOUQUETS v y Th making of Bride's Bou quets is our florist's hobby. He knows how, too. For these we use Bride Roes, Uly of the Valley. Sweet Peas, etc. One of Bride Roses with Shower of Valley will be sure to please "her." Send us yoar order for those wedding flowers, and you will be glad of it a long a. you live. We guarantee to please. Estimate on your complete outfit for Bride. Bridesmaid. Flower Girls, etc., gladly given. Command us. v J. Van Lindley Nursery Co. WILL SAVE IT FOR HERPICIDE M l4 f Pomona, a C a urifiiiooro, . u. sat mm 10 k PA I A 4t OTTON M ACiINERY " Eerolvingf Plat Cards Bailwa.y Headj ancl. Drawing .Frames A. H. IVASHBURM, Southern AeJ sBSsbsbiSSss1bSS Important Ctisnge In Schedule) oa 8cmOKm Hallway, EDectlve Son day, April loth. . - Train No. 30. which Is scheduled to leave Charlotte at 1:30 u. m-. will he changed, to leave Charlotte at 11:10 p. m . arriving at Washington. D. C, at 10:40 s. m. Train No. 41. daily except Sunday, for Seneca. S C. leaving Charlotte at 5:00 p. m . will be changed to leave Charlotte at 4 SO p. m. Train No. 4 4, for Washington, D. C, which leaves Charlotte at 6:52 a. m.. will be changed to leave Charlotte at 6:05 a. m R. L. VERNON, D. P. A- Professional Cards 8 A A A A A A A A A DR. C. H. WELLS, . Dentist. Set of Teeth $4.00. 'Phone 495. Office 15 West Trade St. Dr. A. H. Bcrryhill ' IE'TIST Office No. 4 South Tryon St. Office 'Phone tit. GILBERT C WHITE, C. E ContulUng CIVIL ENGINEER Durham. N. C. ... - . Waterworks, Sewerage, Stveeta; V - U-r Filtration, Sewage Dlaitosal; Plans, Reports. Estimates, fuper- viston of Construe! ion. DR. C. H. 0. MILLfl Realty Building Practice (Limited io Diseases of Women anfi Obstetrics. OfBce hours 10 to 12 i. m., S to I p. m. Residence Central Hotel. F. L. BONPOEY ARCHITECT 6uprTi(ilon of Cnt ruction. 211 N. Tryon St. Room . Charlotte, IT. C. HUNTER & GORDON ARCHITECTS Law Building, Charlotte, N. C. Wheeler, Galliher & Stem ARCHITECTS Realty Bnlldlns, charsjOtte, it. o. NewYork Branch. MILBURN, HEISTER CO. fl ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON, 0 LOUIS H." ASBUEY ARCHITECT ts,. , tmiw BnUdlnft drloUev K. C i - HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS ; CHARirjrri :-ir. & " B. PARKS RUCKER CHARIxmE; K. C." " Consultinz and Constrnctinc ELECTRICAL ENGINEEk Estimates, Plsns. BpeclScatlons snd Supervision of Construction of Light ing. Industrial and Power Installs. tiona. Hvdro-ElMHMA lsnta Tnwa Transmission, Municipal Lighting. Etc TUCKER LAXTON Contracting Enneers . CTJAIUX)TTE. CompieM Steam, Electrical Snd HrttrBallc Power Plants. V-r- BANDY & MYERS CONgrXTTVG EXGTXEERS Wsler Suppbv Sewerars, Sewag Dis posal, Pavements. Wster Power. Draiasgs, Rstnforeeo . Concrsts, , Plsns. Estimates. Supervision - ef Csnstrsetlon. -. - . ;r - Arcsde BoJlding. ; CREEJiSBOJBOv.JL a : " : nCTTCC ' nfl A 1 1- - BIG South Church street, between Third and Fourti One ee,k commencing MONDAY MAY 3RD The Great Griffith Show,; 30 People, Band, Orchestra Children 10c. Adults 20c. See Roy Brown sleeping 74 hours in show wia. dow of the United Woolen Mills, 205 N. Tryon street. If You're From Missouri We Can Show You How your horse should be shod nurse 10 u, nnu 11 muw juu positively wntiner n is irvtl or not If tt Isn't you'll have trouble sooner or later lt bound to cob Our Mr. Neely knows how to shoe horses We are using th b quality of shoes and nsils made In the Ualteri Star est hey cm) more, but we want the best. No chargs mad? for treating duet or irregularities of the feet If you are a regular patron char t.(f) for shoeing all around. A few cnts more than some othsi rharge, but you'll find that it pays In the long run Cheap rat is dear at any prloe and we'r not trying to compete with it Dt in and ask Mr. Neely to ahow you. We're open from 6 to i. DR. FISHER'S HORSE SHOEING SHOP, ! 17 North SPRING OPENING . SPECIAL PRICI1 Now Is an excellent time to best, the largest and the most modernly equipped business collrnaa South. V.'rito for catalogue and circulars. KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Charlotte, N. C. or lU-.Veljh, 1 ft Presbyterian College for CItflRLOTTE, N. C. The Second Term of this old and reliable institu tion began January 6th, 1909. Special rates given to those who enter the Second Term. ' For rateg and catalogue, address REV. J. R. BRIDGES, D. D., President P.hnino Cut FInuM S S S- Vr Bridal Bouquets, Floral -Designs,, Cut Flo kiads a specialty. Decorations solicited. x Write, telegraph or telephone. D iff worth Floral Garden McPbes Braw ii ELIZABETH COLLEGE AND eONSBRVATORV OP MUS'e: . CHAKLQTTE X. C. . A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN ConserVfctoftr ot laualo U B . of Specialists. ntM s Graduate in A. B. Course sdmlttod ts the 6'n'7rrJ Smith, Wsllesley. etc. Gradsatss In th School of Expr" the Senior Class In th Boston School f Oratory 4, BpecfsJ sdvantares In Art. ' Only sxMt need teache. w f Jssdlng Ajnarios-n snd Europssn XTBrfsmJe and C0"V f . .ij . SlI n KING. PreS Cook With StandarS Coal and ' . tOViKMr IJ BUS Urn. ft tatidard lco & Fuel XL A. Bland, Sales Agent sPUllMf 77 and Spoolers and Eeel TENT right. Ak your show to tel! im College Street. MBgfMMaBMslssll ' buy a scholarship, at a low price, I -W " j wers ol 1 . Proprietors. i 77 i fica5 Carats BuUdlns; with s -i 5tlnct .SAVE : MONEY Womea ' t V J I r
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