cnAKOXTTE DA1TY. OBSEKVEIl. FJIIDAY, NOVEMBER lu, liui.
"'' T " XV i ci rmn rn inflM!
''"'W trdOUlUiAl JVlHV:BaW curcheB and the Ship ,of Zion
i im:o biq' 4 blackv cigars.1
Ills KxpJjuuitioa of why H
ead a Rejwi That Tbera WM to
J a Dcmocratc Lands td in Illl
InirislMarci jfor Swtator Hbp.
tin loe .Not Explain ILa Posses
n of Aamrroa 9109 BJls. -Chicago,'.
Nov - s.---lnsbMty to
iHiin th source of number of 1100
Mils which ho possssred In th turn
I tiicr of 1101, Characterised the test!
jj mony of former State Representative
John M. rwwalf of Canton. III., to-
day beror the -committee of the
United Stntes Senate which is investl- 1
gating the allegations of corruption '
eurrounding the election of Senator"
William Lorlmw of Illinois.
, IU-was th. Democratic mem- tna, mZhimI 7.d npon RedfoTdT
bar of the Legislature who PP ; "r,;" Yore! Seed eelec- j hitting him In the breast. The con
tted h. .o-cailed managed to nr. one shot at
wn-encausea ogr c buiiivo uem-
ocratfe national committeemen, to
make a hurr.e trip from Chicago to . .Za. .Z. A7nV nt root
. Springneid during th. 10 leg.MatWe iSTVil larger "ffi
,evolf told th committee that he rn.Iy. Along the m. line thov.gh
1 Parted th, rumor that there wa. to t qute the -ame extent atten-
be a Damooratlo landslide to Sena- t,0 b", t0 ?m i?.P arS
tor Hepklns simply a P.;1,.
come down to Spr.ngneld and buy ua improvement of
aome of thoae big black cigars. h . itook Md anlrnai, h been nade
' r0"" . .-,ati wal- wUh a v of improvement along.
LTtl Iflltl than from a study of needs
, ter LantX of Lagr"ge rlier In the u 3e,m
, day gaev hta recollections of the fa- ob,ervaUon of thl phaee that
. wO0"veJLdl.0K,t Wnin there is yet doubt a. to Just what par
brought m the name Jt3n.' tlcular breeds are bert suited for the
r ' sa Tie. mail Mefscnnnflant itT T fl f.fll M.
m iortner corresponaem
ago Tribune at Springfield, who he
aid mentioned to him the powblHur
tnat tn late Kooerx w.
Th Chicago Tribune might be chosen
" " . . j
Mr. Patterson as a candidate ana 1 1
took ft from that conversation that
what he meant was what tne cnance
'wa. of turn ng the sentiment to Mr.
Patterson. I may have been miscaxen
In my deduction."
James Kee.ey, general mng-er oi
'Th Chicago T Ibune, said tonight
-To those who knew Mr. R. W.
Patterson, editor of The Tribune,
there Is no need to stamp as utterly
false and mendacious the ins nuatlon
cast on his character by the testimony
of Walter Lasts before tne coinmu
,t of the United States Senate in ve-
tigating uv ifiiiuor
.terson cannot answer. He is at rest in
,'Oraceland cemetery."
Xw&flgtamaoHM.r qr-oc. ck SH SRDL
.COLORED MXToHODISTS MEET.
fWestern North Carolina Conference
4 In Session at Salisbury.
8peetal to The Observer.
Salisbury, Nov. I. Colored Sails
bury Is this week playing host, and
Ka.iiM i.llv I. Mrs. mrn
'hundred preachers and 'delegates, who
have come from different parts of the
' State and of the country to be in
attendance upon the twsnty-fim sn
"nual session of the Western North,
' 'Carolina Conference of the Afrlran
I Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. The
, conference is holding Its meeting in
f rnain and tor! urn of the Soldier's Me
y mortal church, of which Rev. W.
, iJi Walls'le pastor.
- Rt. ReV?WVg W Clinton, bishop
TF1Thlirt diocese, called the Confer-"nee'W-order:
Devotional exe'Cises,
f 5' openlnr sermon by Rev. John K.
' O. Small and the administration of
"tti-H0TF Eucharist marked the open
irig' exerc'sea Revs. J. P. Foote end
!I. T., Medford were elected secre-
Ytarles; Dr. B. F, Mart'n, compiler;
" SJJd Key. A. H. Ha'.wood, statleUclan.
i,.Rv. J, B.'6. Small was made re
- j potter to the Star of Zion. J. h. Jo.in-
son reporter to The SaUibury Bven
",1ng.,.Post."and, J. E. Kwegylr-Aggrey
. special ' reporter to The Charlotte
) Daily Observer.
; The welcome exercises took place
last night, when Mr. Kelsey Pharr,
tor the church, Rev. F. R. Mason, for
th colored ministers of the city; Prof.
W. B. Crittenden for Livingstone
'College, and Prof. R. O: K'ser, county
superintendent of public instruction,
," all delivered Interesting addrese.
Fitting responses to these were made
'-by DT. O. C. Clement of The Star
of Zion and Rev. E. L Madison o(
Metropolitan Zion church of Char-Y-Jotte,
Today the confer.noe It down to
business. Several of the general Offi
cers are her..
. " Dr. F. K. Bird, manager of the A.
M. E. Zion p -blicat'on house of Char
lotte, officially known as Varlck
Memorial Building & Lomax Annex,
preached a thoufiht-provoking ser
mon. Plenty of money Is both being col
j, Isctsd and reported. Applause greets
,......p..Wr1sFwn
1 ir
NOV,
for United States Senator ix tne aeau- ( Bhecp pouUry.ra,9ng ,8 ln nearly
' lock OU)d be broken. alt Caaos a side line, though there
. Lantx quoted Corwln as 1nf: j WOuld seom to be excellent oppor-
"Do yon think that possibly by the tun(ty for th( deTeIopnlent of this
..spreading around of a little change, ,ndttStry on a commercial scale. The
, it might change the sentiment here? jmproved breeds of poultry are mostly
" took it as on '""a ' Jokes i , tne nantJs of fancers who breed
said Lantx. "and I said "not for a mil- for ghow parposes and at such coet ns
lion dollars.' " 'to make their sal at market prices
'" Senator Jones "Did he mention not pronUlble. The principal propor
"Mr. Patterson s namer tlon of poultry finding Its way to- mar-
; LaBt "He had mentioned Mr. Ft- , ket of tha n0ndescrlpt variety, and
; tenton's name in a conversation prior , even of tng tnera j8 gcarcely enoth
to this time." to supply the demand. This condl-
- '""What d d he say with reference to t(on holds, It appears, throughout the
Mr. Patterson? j year."
- "He asked me what I thought of
' j' " ' ' '- '-'r--1.iss. sTi-TL. :
asm ysf shelsssf laeee tssw Imsbbi
liMS0MOMMv0..lMS.MtMSS.li
TbM itUCl Cllks Btotrsthm h
'nntwsw bouni n full Ump
- ob bad and sldts, printed on Bible saner, with red 4rMfl
lcimaHAmvnenm d
' i f !Z
rwwfwf ever ow snbjccu
CTf-coor Blstet, nufnerous lobfectt
; valuable tiut in two colors, and th lata United State. Census. ' no f
FrcssBt $t this Office els ..ssssstl v Ptstlwassy ttewysts saWI tk . eoCi
i
I fTHTEI'S ' pt lmr the style at
in 'liteh hi fa
i see
. tusaesauv Ossss
i,iiii4n sssssi is is a
I rnnvftrnlnn of aoule and erection of
moves on. w The blehop has not y.t
read .episcopal nuarea., .
CONDITIONS OX THE FARM.
Summary of Report of OommlasJont
::.'.:. Of LAQOr MM' ST-tnun. 4'
' ' '; Obeervr Bureau.
- T '. -"Express Buildlnfv -44-'
... ; Raleigh. Nov,
: tv.. V,i- fnrthcomlna annual report,
giving a survey of the development
'.Mi nmniiu of manufacturing and
Industry generally In tnie Btate, com
mlasioner of Labor irotlng 31. 1
Shlpman has PP .h. banter
eignlflcant summary for the chapter
devoted to farming dfm
"From a general "2 ,
farming industry tta MndlUons would
- ,nt0 their proper
Un 1 are comln g into "r.p
qi.t
e8Declallv to horses. cat-
""L J
Sheep and goats are
n.t .T..n..-i thourh some
.tti,r,tion la helns Dald
ana lncrena ni aiienuun im u
GRIFFITH SUMXEIi.
Wedding of Popular Yoang Ooaple at
ThomanvflUi.
gpadaj to The Observer.
Thomatville. Nov. 9. A wedding of
j mUCh Interest lo friends here and
elsewhere was that of Miss May Sum
ner and Mr. Zed Griffith, which was
solemnised at the Main Street Meth
odic church Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Rev. R. M. Courtney,
pastor of the church, and Rev. W. A
Lambeth of Winston-Salem, offlclat-
ed usln(f tne linpreili,v rtng
cere-
mony. stately palms and ferns, pines
and trailing vines formed a fitting
background for the wedding, which
was one of the prettiest ever cele
brated ln Thomasvllle.
The bride, strikingly pretty and
sweet In her wedding gown, entered
the main aisle of the church with
MtS" Laura Coble, her maid of honor, 1
while from the choir room the bride- j
groom, with his best man, Mr. J. L.
Armfleld, enteted, bride and groom i
m ''VL"",
Following the ceremony an elabo
rate reception was given at the hand
some residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Ijimbeth. The home had been
beautifully decorated for the event,
and during the reception hours num
bers of friends called.
Elegant 'refreshments were served.
The large display of handsome pres
ent, consisting of sliver, cut glass,
china, bra's, linen, an entire set of
furniture and odd pieces of exqulste
furniture, was an indication of the
high .eteem In which these young
people are held. The happy pair left
on a late train for Washington nd
other Northern and Western cities. I
The bride, a sister of Mrs. John W. !
Lambeth, Is a young woman of many '
rharms and is Unversally known and
loved.
The groom, second son of ex-Sher-lff
and Mrs. C. M. Griffith, Is cashier
of the Bank of Thomasvllle, and Is
prominently identified with the busi
ness and social life of the town.
Defendant, loosing Cam, Beats Lawyer
Richmond. Va., Nov I When he
tost his cane In the police court here
today E. flubreixl. a tailor, turned
upon and violently assaulted his law
yer. Walter Rhodes. Justice Turpen
ordered the tailor imprisoned for
twenty days, but. the forgiving attor
ney sought clemency for his client
and eaved him from Jail. For beating
his lawyer the tailor was let off with
a $10 fine.
Dnplin Bnl'otrg Court House.
Special to The Observer.
Raleigh. Nov. 9. A special convo
cation of the North Carolina grand
lodge of Masons Is called for Kenans
vllle November IT for the special pur
pose of laying the cornerstone for a
handsome new court house that Dup
lin county is electing at Kenansvllle
as th. county jeat.
1 j I
i. ,i 'uiHji
10,1911. I
SViSAkVAy
tdvtrtlscmrnt cttewWe in Ai. i.,
Leather, flexibk. stamned in iA
beauUful, strong; 4urablc Besides t
bribes eVwbers then ar sup,
Deaaufoni jrUiftfgted by ry
by monotone, id oases el I 2!ZZ
f Tfcsj C2.C9 Sf hi ptala eieth M.
lew paser, saas MBtr.
wcnoMir tioa. ! f
fllali. . el Ibe set- TrJ!
" " n4 Blaua ,nas.sf
sad ebaru are era I tie, sts 4flM II
ss4 the 1(JV TJ
i
, t
. SHOT AS HE WAS FREED.
' ' M t ' . . v
Alan Just Acquitted of M order Charge
..' V r Shot Iown,tn Court. -A
Nashvlll, Tsnn Nov, fry After his
aoqulttal, of th charge of 1 murder
by Jury la Franklin today, Jo Beard
ws shot and probably fatally wound-
ed by Henry beard, a brother of the
man with whose murder h i ws
charged. J. II Radford.' 'a . nonsta
ble who 'fraa accompanying the die
cnarged prisoner." was shot also.
t.-JTo - Beard was charged with th
murder of "Pink" Beard, a distant
reiauve ana ins prosecutor was Hen
ry iieara. , ,.i
Today's tragedy was the eulmlna
tlon of a heated trial. Th shooting
occurred In the court house Just al
ter tn principals' had left the room
In which the trial . was held. Henry
Beard shot his ' relative twloe In th
his assailant as he scap.d fxpnvfhs
building.
Henry Beard was
now Is under arrest
captured and
Meager DrtaJls of Suicide.
Special to The Observer. '
Ashevllle, Nov. I. -Meager -detail
of a ulclde of a traveling man at
Marshall yesterday afternoon have
reached Ashevllle. Little Is known
about the man except that his name
was McQee. that his hom waa In
Ohio and that be traveled for a house
In New York. It Is said that ha ar
rived at Marshall Tuesday afternoon
and the next morning was fined ln the
municipal court for drunkenness,
after which he killed hlnwelfnear
the courtroom. He was very well
dressed and It is said he had the
appearance of being addicted to th.
use of drugs.
Cotton MW For Brevard.
Special to The Observer.
Raleigh, Nov. . There was a char
ter issuer today for the Brevard
cotton mill of Brevard capltol $100,
000 authorised and $51,000 subscrbed
ed by W. C. Cleveland and J. H. Wil
liams of Greenville and Welch Gallo
way of Brevard, for the establishment
of a mill for general textile purpose
SPECIALS
In Every Department at
Morrow - Bas3 Co.
Some specials In Men's Clothing $18.00 prowns. Grays and
Mixed Goods, new and litest styles. Our price $15 00
Other Suits for :S, which would be good value, at $12.50i
Shoes that are Shoes, not for today only, but for days to come.
They are the Regal. We are showing them in Blacks, Tans and
Dull Leather, for men and women. In prices from... $$.35 to $3.75
Quarter sizes.
Kducator and E. C. 8crlpper for children.
Large assortment new Sl'ks, checks and stripes, 48, 75 and 98c yd.
WOOL GOODS
We are showing some beautiful patterns In Serges and other
weaves, for 48, T5 and 08c yd
36-lnch Brllllantine gyc J.fl.
Don't forget to visit our Blanket and Quilt Department:
All-Wool North Carolina Blankets $S 48 pair
Other Blankets $3.48, $1.08, $1.48 and 88c pair
Quilts from B8c to $3.00 each
Some specials ln Ladles' Collars and Kid Gloves, Long Kid
Gloves. White, Black and Tan.. $2.50 pair
MORROW- BASS CO.
WE SELL IT
$1-SS T. Trade St,
The Observer Bible Coupon
"INTEKNATIONAL" 8ELT-PROOCNCTNa IIXTJSTRATED ,BIBI
NOV. 10, 1911. .
- - ' l OsnsecoUvs Ouapons
BEAD THE FOLLOWUfG TERMS
Cut out th!. coupon with flr. other, of consecutive dates and pr.
sent them at the office of this paper with th bonsg "sort sat op
posit, th. style of Blblt selected. ' V :-i
Styl AInternational Blh., self-pronouncing. UlustratsV boua In
ih'Pel Leather, 4lvinlty slroult, f ov.rtapplf i'sUls.
reo unaer gold edge.. Utl.
back, with maps and helps.
- A
Btyle B International Blbls, same as style A with -tin addltloi '
r th. patent thumb ;indes , desirabl fMttir.:. Bono. i.
i,:1,;i;f; V
Omt-Town Orders Musi Add St Cents ForVscklng- and errlas
1
SAYS I IE Is ALIVE.
Lord Sholto , Donfflns Emphatically
1 IVnlcs Havng Killed, IljncK. '
-Seattle, 'Wash., Nov. .-Lord Bhol
to 'Douglas Is In Seattle. He read In
last night's rapera Wat ' the body of
a "New York suicide had been Identi
fied as his and decided not to contra-.
diet th report. Lord Sholto has been,
oonduotlng sv small cigar business In
Seattle under his own name. f- ' .
1 " S 1 , n ft mil - 0 tt '
t New Jork, Nov.' l.-Coroner JPeln
berg Is st41 unconvinced "that- th
man , wfa t, committed suicide kt the
Hoiel ' Astor last - Monday was . not
Lord Sholto Douglas, orother of' tha
Marquis of Queensbury. '
V Waives PrulUnlnary Hearing.
T.vmihhiiw ; Vi . Nov. (leone
B. Huffman who was arrested ye.ter
day and charged with tn theft of
$20,000 from the mall here October
28. this afternoon -appeared- before
Commissioner O'Brien' Mid ' waived
preliminary, hearing 4 ff ' :' ' ". V
The commissioner held Huffman In
125,000 ball for his appearance before
the district court here Marcn 11 next
Called to CVisttanooga.
Special to Th Observer.
Raleigh. Nov. 9. Rev. w. C. mcn-
ardson. for five years assistant pastor
of the Tabernae'e Baptist church, this
city, has accepted a call to the pas
torate of Rldgedale Baptist, church,
pttanooga. Tenn
the pastorate to
bea-fn Dec ember 1. His relations with
the Tabernacl church terminates No
vember IS, ,
Prominent Richmond Man Dead.
Richmond. . Va.-, Nov. -J. M.
Fourqurean, prominent merchant and I
caoltallFt. died here today. He was
a Confederate veteran of the Rich
mond Howttsrs
COUOHINO AT NIGHT
Means loss of sleep which Is bad for the
children and hard on grown persona
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops
the cough at, once, relieves the tickling
and dryness fn the threat and heals the
Inflamed tnsmbranes. Contains no opiates
and Is best for children and delicate
persons. Refuse substitutes. R. H. Jor
dan CO.
Rum lffifi
as well as
Style
Visit our Coat Suit Department and
you will, see that we have both. We
have In this department Coats and
Coat Suits that you would e proud
to own. And the owning is very
easy, for we bought them with that
Intention.
In Coats see our specials at
S7.BO, $10.00. SI5.O0 and $16 80
Some new things In Coat Suits
at $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00
Style and fit we guarantee.
Just received beautiful lot Mesealine
Underskirts ln colors, with fringe.
Worth( $7.60. Special $1.98
MILLINERY
Just opened up some new good, for
this department that will please you
In style and suit you ln price.
CHEAPER.
'Phone M37.
Constltnto Set
h5
printed m gold on sids and
Sonus cost.
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Seaboard
Air Line
JAMES KSRR. Jr.. T. P. A.,
Hotel. Cbariotts. N. C
J. B. WTLIE, T. A., i Selwyn
Se-ryn
Hotel.
' Charlotte, N. C.
TRAINS LEATK CHARLOTTE EF
EFFS1CTTVU5 jrrLT,$9. tML
NO.
V- :00 a. m. tnrourb Jtln for Wil
mington with parlor ear attached.
Connects at H.mlet.wlth NO. 3J
for Portsmouth and Norfolk No.
M for Ralelxh. Washington. Balti
more. Philadelphia and New York.
Dlntng car servloe and vestibule
eoaphes to Washington. Pullman
sleeping ears to Jerse City.
457 :So a. m. for Monro, connecting
NO..
to ait points soutn. ,
1 KO. C3-l:55 a. . Lecal for Llneohiten.
i Bhelhr and Wntherferdlen:
NO. 474:48 p. m. For Lincoln ton. Br.el
hr. Rutherfordton and sinte wet.
HO. 44 S d. m.-For Wimington and all
loral stations. A , ,
NO. Mi 7:?S n. m.-Handlee local fleener
for Portsmouth. VnrfolV- fonfti
at Monroe with No. 41 or At'anta
and Jothwt with thnnrh sin
- er to Ttlrwlneham: V"nro with
No Jit fast tr1e wt fleener to
. Portiwouth and Norfolk end Jer
sey C'tv. Cnriner mt ITamVt with
Ne. S4 w'th through' vestlhui"
rnnphen.to WssMnetoti DlnMeear,
wtrhmoii1 tn Ve ' vrk. Pullman
uleern tn Vew York.
TRtVB ARRTVK AT rttAWT.OTTE:
NO. lU- s. n. from the east.
I NO. 44-l:B a. m. from the west
j NO 46-tf M v. m. from Wilaiington and
all local stations. ,
i NO. 1tt T: o. m, from the west-
NO. 4-r 7:S o. m, from the east
NO
19:50 n. m. Trm the 1
St.
C. B
HTN 'O. P.' 'A..
Portmoun, VS.
JAMSS KP T. P A..
Charlotte V C.
H. 8. LRP T P. A.
RaUlSh. N. C.
Southern RaMwav j
N. B. The folio win schedule figure
Dubllshed onlv as Information, and ere I
i not euaranteed: ' '
I $:M a. m. No. $. dallr. Hlrmlnehsm i
lnerll for Atlanta and Btrailnsham.
j Pullman drawlns room sleenltis ears, ob
servation rar and dar roaches to Bb-
' mlnvfism. Pln'ns ear servlo.
l:0 a m No. s. dally local for Tn
vlHe. Richmond and all Intermediate
points.
8:1. a m.-Kfl St daftv, the Southern's
SontheasteTi Ltmlfed for Cotwmbla. Sa
vannah. Atlren. Ausiista and .T"ksonv1,le.
Pullman drawlns room sleeolne eara for
lken. Aumta an Jacir-onvllle. tNr
rr-ohes to yaeksonllle. Dining car ser
vice. -
I t, a -No. 44, dH. local for Wash
ington. D. , C-
4:40 a. m. NO. (HI. dstt. loeal tra,tB for
rntmrbla an lnern"ate point.
. TrHI a m Va. IS. dallv eveent Pundnv
loral for pavllle nrt Ts-'otvUV. eon--
' aertlnr at Moore"HV rr winton.Ra-m
1 1:o6 a. m.No. rt. dallv. New TorV At.
lanta and New nr'n T.lmlted Pullman
lire win a room elenVn rarn ant oVe-va-tlon
rem ffw Tork to New Orleans,
t'ant and Mron Dining car service,
anil Pullman train.
115 a m No . 1v. tTn'teil Ptfep
fast malt for Wh'ntnn and points
Vorth Pullman drawing oom lrepln
rare Vew Orleana and "Rlrm'weham to
Vew Tork. T- roaches t Washington.
rnn.r car aenrlre
ift-ifl s m.No S "lv. fof Winston
q.lm PoanoVed loraiyoints
11:10 a m.No 11. daihw toral for At-
I'nnta and tntemd'te "olnta
I o. m Vo4, "v. In' for Oreens
ho and lTt-mte Ko1nt. .
' 4 M n. m. No. V. Hv. 1oel lor Co-
fmkie and "errneda AOlnts
, 4.W mV 41. al'v. erT idi.
1.i nr amen and Intermediate nolnta
a p m V 1 dan or R'rhmond end
vorfolk Wandles Pullman cars. Char- .
1.... Tlrn.nn fhnrin to New
Ivorv and IMs1ir- to Norfolk
! S-SS n w.-Vo it dally, evrent Bundxv
iorl fo Mooresvllle. fltateevllle and
: Te-lorsvllle. . ....
7-1R r. tn -V e lore! for Atlanta.
I ? n. 1..-VO V daiW V;n. vork. At-
Henta knd New rHean T-''d for
Weh1non and nlnt Vorth Prawlnv
mom .Venlns ohervaHon caw to
Vew Tor Pining ear , service. Solid
jTHiiiman train, ' ' . .
1 : n m -Vo T!?Uf tn,T
fest i"'1 fir ttnt pt'ni'ri-am and
Vew Orleana nlliTn drawing mom
leenln nr" rw , v "
lean and'. Tt1ndneni "st rose
TV.-vtnrton to New Orleans. TMntn esr
"lfl:J ' nl.-No dsn- th e..heen'.
, c,teet.m T.tintfS ' . WaMn.ren
Hn.nv paow 'Hn. for v
rnrk T rhe to WesMnBten. Din-
'"V'o , ..c' ' At-fe
nd nntnt Snnth Wetd1e nii'in aleen.
nr eae pl 'anta. Pav COgrhe"
..innq tn Atlanfa. . ; . ,'- . .
t1- n m .V daflr. P'rw1n"na"
W11I tm Tiahtnn and V" Tok
PMnn drawtn. rnom 1eenn rara, h.
wruiin. nx to V Tnr Tvr "naehea
tn WMtitnHf.it rntn a-wlee.
All Vow Tn ;tn f nheri Pa1
wav wilt afve and dnart from the jna.
ntien Men e-tt n he- Pnn.
vent T"ei Seventh .."
avernea. 11iH Tr.ftv-tv1'd
(nreet. and w'tl ha eomnoaad of modern
elertHf' lighted, steel (Constructed Pull
man ears,:' iV-'.a, ;--v-'4 "Vf-
TtcVeta 4ontn ear erwm,o-'n-end
nhr","t1o 'ii; ha nhtatned
at '. ttelhit . offtr::No;:;-IV":.South', Tryon
Wannttnn O. ft,
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.norfolw t wvwrmn'x batt.wat. ;
.: .. Mrtiedula In effect Jane It ttlt:
l0: sib. Lv Charlotte. 0 P
t-.m pm Ls Wlnaton. N. W A-:il:a pm
In pm';tVvfMrtlnv11ieii'daw
i:zX p; Ht V.Roanoke,.:;i,;vLv';''t:lm
Additional train leaves .WlnstOn ? -M a.i
m. aatiy. v- r- '.. '.'''.' -Connevt
at ttoanoke With trafie Past
and West. " PUHwan sleenera. d'nlng cars.
If ' yon sr. thinking of faklna a Ma
vou want quotations Chcanest rates, re
liable and -1 correct Information . as,, to
routes, tram schedules, - the '"most com
fortsbl , and oulckeat wav. Write and
the inforwatlon' ia yews for the asking
With one ol or complete map 'folders.
- 'M. TI. Pnrj. Trav. Jaa, Agmt
: , W. ,av BKVILU (. Pass. Assat.
Builders of i
Cotton Mill
ti PACTS A RS EXACT DCPUOATES
v-' f fZj-.,'mpr9M Borhig rruves .sy-r; V "
OFFICE SOfl-sflS RK.LTT BCILBfNO. , ' s , ? ) f'V
Bosoess Carols
Milburn, Heister ft Co.,
- ARCHITECTS 1
Washinfrton, D. 0,
HOOK&ROGERS
ARCHITECTS-
00 TniM RntMtng,
CHARLmTK. H. d
HUNTER & GORDON
ARCHITECTS
701 Realty Building,
Charlotte. NO.-
TUCKER & LAXT01V
CONTRACTING .ENGINEERS
000 Realtx. Building,
Power Planu. Waterworks. Filters,
Dams and Concrete Work.
ELIZABETH COLLEGE
RAID QOfilSBRVnTORY VP MUStG
CHARLOTTE. If. a
A high-grade Institution for Women, with as established reputstloa
for thorough work and good health.
FACTJLTT: Twenty esperlencd teachers, graduates of the best
American and European universities and conservatories.
EQUIPMENT: $1(0.000 plant The buildings safe and modern tn
every respect. 10 -acre park campus tn fine-residence suburb. . CollsJr
dairy. College laundry.- Ext e net v a athletlo grounds, Gymnasium la
"harg of experienced director.
ENVIRONMENT: Enjoys all the educational and social advantages
of s progressive snd cultured city, pervaded by a cultured, homsllk
Christian atmosphere. For catalogue spply to
REV. CHAS. B. KINO, D.
. . . President.
Kings' Graduates
are above par In th business world because of their thorough training
and superior qualtflcajtlons W do not tolerate lax methods. Incompetent
teachers or short, superficial courses of study. Success Is oar aha and
motto. If you want the best business and stenographic training that ex
perience, money and brain, can provide, writ, for our handsoms caUh
logue. 'No vacation. Enter any time.
CHARLOTTE. 17. O.
COAU
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STANDARD ICE 8. FUEL CO.
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v' !' ' i m ' .'row tXENT.. ; ; lir. ' ; , ... w 1
-room dwelling,' 107 Libert St... ...... ............. -$t0.0
(.Room Cottage, (10 N. Brevard St, water, fruit te per, month.. . 1 00
Room Cottage., til N. Davidson 8Ur water, fr month JO.OO
4-Koora -Cottage 00 B. Fifth St. p. r month.... .. -.... 4.... -T.00
t-Room Cottage. Sli Wallace Lana, per week .... ... .. . 1.00
Store Roonv.corner, tit E. Second 8 1. per rsk wl.ll"
;, 1 j , r 1 A., FOR SALE. w - -, tJ- - . ,
Lot 80x220 feet on Clement Avs in. Oak hurst,- -room fraras dw.Ulng.
Lot lxlS feet, N. Pin. 8t I-room tram dwelling. nw, desirable. ("
Lot SOxlBO feet S. Worth tngton Ave4 --room ; f ram dwelling , and Uitors
s . room, ' -f ':r;:ijii '4 vi1;.-"-" .s v
Lot 42x12 feet W. Fourth St.. l-roin, frsm dwnin.N slsctrlo lights. .
yrices snd term, at plnWi and s us. If non of sbov. salts iron.
w hv pther placet snd will h glad to tell yn hbt th.m. , K ,
Evetirthtn$ la Insa
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APPLICATION.
Charlotte N. C
Wheeler & Stern
ARCHITECTS
Realty HlMnst ' T
CHARIiOTTK. W. C
Wew York Brass,
Prwt R DrKB, Engineer
Assoctst Mrmhrr Amsv4fisj MaetMr
of OMI FKiwws -,.
urrsys of all hinder Kxamlnatf)
and R.ports. Dsig. and KsMmats
8vn.riatend.ao of Cnnstnrctle.
Dams and Reserve Ira Water Bag
ply and Power Development. 8. were
nd Sews. Disposal. Rsads and
Rallroacte. Real relate Improvewsst
Concret. Bridges and Ftmcturesi
Avaitsbls for Consultation M
Spanish-A menn Coonrrlest
HIS Realty. BldtH. Oisnotw. W. a
B. PARKS RTTCKER
CkMssntHMf Kglssjsj
CHARLOTTE. R. a
EWtrtcsj-Meebsalcalayliil
Design sod SopervlskMB of Cossti 1
tlon of llgbOns; ssl power ptsnsg, a
aped airy.
OR
RALEIGH. K. C
COAU
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Order Now
standard Coal"
The Best Oa The I!arl::t
, 'Phones 19 and 72,"; ;
."":'.';': '.;il..-f;;..(..5i5.-3. i
rancw sad Real Estate.
Pbas id '
- ' crAAAjtTEEn. ' r" : '
Atl goods -ar' guaranteed against
-r nmu id wunmangnit ana material,
- tWe i will esteem ;lt 1 a favor 1 If yott '
will report to as any such defects.
, , Ws carry a fait Hn. ot supplies and -,
' acceeeoriea. apparel, iool. nd hard
v warp V Everything; necessary to th ,
;H:utomoblls.f v 1 ' t
-t . W ,; are agents for Pullman -and
t; Krlt automobiles.- ' i
W. are Sgents , )tor , Pu!lnla and
KWt Automobiles'' -
- .rjeteh'iAiito Co. '
111 South Church t,
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