North Carolina Newspapers

V CHARLOTTE NEWS, JUNE 24, 1903. 8 NEW CATHOLIC HALL. A Well Appointed Structure Now Be ing Erected. The News man was taken through St. Peter's Catholic Church Hall by Father Francis this morning. The building, a commodious two story structure, is being erected on First street, just in rear of the church. The contractor, Mr. J. Y. Orders is lushing the work in order to have everything in readiness for the Catho lic bazaar which will be held in the building July 14, 15 and 16. As you enter the building, on the first floor to the right is a large airy room that has been arranged for Sunday school purposes. Another large room just acros sthe hallway will be used for the library and reception room. Just in rear of these is a large room that will be used also for Sunday school purposes. The second story is given over to the dramatic hall in which lectures, mu sicals and other church entertainments will take place. A large stage has been built and dressing rooms and other conveniences will be provided. Father Francis has had entire super vision of the building and his splendid taste as well as foresight is to be seen at every turn. There are a number of exits in case of fire or other accidents and on the whole the building is well arranged j end strictly first class. I The Catholic bazaar which will begin j the 14th of July will be one of the special attractions for the heated term. This entertainment as stated before, will be held in the Catholic Hall and will, in addition to the bazaar be a 'house warming" at the completion of this structure. The building is equipped throughout with steam heat, the furnace at the church heating the rectory and the hall as well as the church. The heating plant was installed, by the Carolina Heating and Plumbing Co. A $52,000 SUIT. 1 Mr. James W. Osborne Wins Big i Fight Before New York Court. j Mr. James W. Osborne, formerly As- : sistant District Attorney of New York, and a native of this city, has just won a $32,000 suit in the Supreme Court of New York State. j The New York Times says: Henry i Rosenberg, for many years in the em- ploy of Bierman. Heidelberg & Co., a i dry goods firm, doing business at 2S0 i Broadway, yesterday recovered a vcr- j diet for $52,000 damages against Isaac ; N. Heidelberg, a member of that firm, i but now a member of the firm of Heid elberg, Wolf & Co., for breach of con tract. The suit was tried in the Su preme Court before Justice O'Gorman and a jury. Mr. Rosenberg, who was represented by ex-Assistant District Attorney James W. Osborne and Rosenberg & Proskauer, had been in the employ of the first-mentioned firm for many years. He had commenced at a salary of $1,200 a year. His salary was stead ily increased until he received $12,000 a year. He considered his services were worth more, and asserted that in January, 1S99, Mr. Heidelberg entered into an arrangement to give him 25 per cent, of the net profits for that year and subsequently unless the agreement were terminated. Rosen berg said that the profits for 1S99 camo to $230,000. and that he was entitled to one-fourth of this amount. The defendant, for whom Wolf. Kohn & Ullman appeared, denied that any such agreement as that alleged the plaintiff had ever been entered into and that the only arrangement he hsd made with Rosenberg was that his sal ary was to be $12,000 a year, which sum he was perfectely willing to pay him. Mr. Heidelberg further averred that, the net profits for the year 1S99 were only $101,000. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for $52,000, and Justice O'Gorman granted Mr. Os borne an extra allowance of $780. 1 New Wagons and Machinery. Messrs. H. G. Marsh & Bro., the wood dealers, expect to add new wagons and machinery in the fall. Mr. H. G. Marsh, who has charge of the business here, may be joined by his brother, now at Marshville, Union county, before the close of the year in order to push the business more. These gentlemen own the valuable property at 805 North Poplar street which they occupy in conducting the wood business. Lieut. Smith Appointed. General Order No. 1, issued Statesville, reads as follows: Lrom Statesville, June 13, 1903. First Lieutenant Geo. L. Lyon and Second Lieutenant Burton H. Smith are announced as aides-de-camp to tLe Brigadier General. By comamnd of Brigadier-General Armfield. R. L. FLANIGAN, Major First Regiment, Acting Adjutant General. To Dispose Of Assets. A notice is given to the stockholders of the Greensboro Female College As sociation that a meeting -will be hld July 1st "for the purpose of deciding; and acting upon the matter of the best method of disposing of the assets an effects of the Association." The nolir e is signed by Messrs. J. A. Odell C I Ireland and Dred Peacock, of GrceTts boro. s t Miss Maud Bohannon has rturnied to Winston after visiting Mrs T W Durham. ., ' 1 " O Bears tho Signature cf The Kind You Haw Always Bought T O T T jcv Bears tie k 11,8 KM Voa Have Always; Bougfit Signature of O Bean the Signature STO T A ; Tto Kind You Hava Always fi&ugjit A COSTLY MISTAKE. Blunders are sometimes vary ex pensive. Occasionally life its-jlf is the price of a mistake, but yoa'll never be wrong if you take Dr. JXing's New Life Pills for Dyspepsia Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bo-el troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 25c. at Burwell & Dunn Co.'sdrug store. sit One Cent a Word No advertisement Inserted in this column for less than 10 cents each in sertion. LOST Watch Fob with gold Locket containing lady's picture attached. Reward if returned to News office. FOR RENT Up-to-date store-house and fixtures, 509 North Brevard St. Apply to 305 East Ninth street. 1-tf FREE ADMISSION AND PREMIUMS for everybody at the Fair. 24-tf FOR RENT Desirable store room in rear Southern Hardware Co. Pos session July 1st. T. W. Dixon. 24-lt TO LET Two furnished front rooms, second floor, four blocks from square. Apply to "W. W.," care R. H. Jordan & Co. 24-4t FOUR LADIES WANTED FOR CITY work. Hours 8 to 4. Apply 406 West Trade street, 6 to 8 p. m. or 7 to 9 a. m. 23-lt ARE YOU GOING TO THE FAIR? 24-tf FOR SALE Two good Milch Cows. Address J. W. Potts, Pineville, Route 1, Box 16. 24-2t j HARDLY EXPECTED THE FAIR TO ' open before first did you? 24-tf WANTED One or two second-hand Counters. Apply at News office. 18-tf THE FAIR WILL BE WIDE OPEN IN a few days. 24-tf FOR SALE Fresh Calf. Apply at J. ville. Milch Cow and B. Kerr, Severs-24-2t DON'T YOU KNOW YOUR FRIENDS will all be at the Fair? 24-tf CALL UP SPRINGDALE DAIRY tor Butter, Cream and Milk. 5-13-eod-tf FOR RENT The Martin home, S-rooms with fine garden. 202 West Fifth street extension. Apply to Al fred W. Brown & Co., Hunt Build ing. 24-3t SOMETHING GOING TO BE DOING at the Fair very soon. 24-tf FOR RENT Three rooms for light housekeeping, with privilege of bath, 514 E. Ninth street. 24-lt BE SURE AND MAKE YOUR CITY tax returns, City Hall.. 17-6t-eod FOR RENT A 5-room house. Apply at 907 West Trade street. 24-3t FOR RENT Ten-room house, North Tryon street, modern, convenience, $33 per month. Nine-room house, Poplar street, near Sixth, modern, convenience, good stable and lot, $20.00 per month. Brown & Com pany, 217 North Tryon street. 23-3t FOR RENT Five-room cottage S. College street, city water free. $2.25 per week. McD. Arledge". 24-tf MAKE YOUR CITY TAX RETURNS Room No. 2, City Hall. 17-6t-eod FOUND In front of Carolina Press ing Club. Purse containing about $5.00. Owner can get same by de scribing contents and paying for this ad. 24-lt WE GUARANTEE OUR DINNER Set Premium and deliver them any where in Charlotte when you pay the first payment of 20 cents. WANTED 300 more members at $1.00 per month at Carolina Press ing Club, 12 E. Fifth street. Bell 'phone 306. 24-lt DON'T DELAY 1VIAKING CITY TAX returns City Hall. 17-6t-eod 350 YOUNG LADIES WANT TO GET married. None accepted wha do not have their clothes pressed at Caro lina Pressing Club, 12 East Fifth street. Bell ''phone 306. 24-lt WANTED We want one or two ex perienced n len to make All-Wire and Woven WJire Bed Springs. Corres pondence solicited. GraHam Mat tress Co., Graham, Va. 22-5t HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES IN Charlotte nave taken advantage of our great offer and now have a lovely Dinner Set. Delivered imme diately upon the payment of the first -week's subscription. FOR RENT A nice 5-room cottage, E. Ninth street. All in good condi tion, $8.00 per month. Brown & Company, 217 North Tryon street. - 23-3t FOR RENT Furnished (residence. Present occupants going to coun try for July and August. Apply 509 East Avenue. 22-3t FOR RENT Six-room house North Davidson, large lot, $10.00 per month. Brown & Company, 217 N. Tryon street. 23-3t FOR RENT Six-rctom cottage, No. 405 North Poplar street W. I. Fri day. 19-tf WANTED Position as engineer. Also nave large familhi mill help. Ad dress "C," care Hews. 22-6t HOTEL WANTED Would like to lease best Hotel tin good growing town in North or South Carolina. Will pay extra rental for right place. Address 'Hotel,'' care News. 13-12t FOR RENT 8-Toom. house, modern conveniences, $15 per month; 6-room house, city water, $1?; both well situated. Hugh W. Harris. 13-tf ASK R M. COFFEYj ABOUT THE many cheap rates, now on to Wil mington and Wrightsville Beach, and use the elegant parlor car oper ated by the Seaboard Air Line be tween Charlotte 'and Wilmington. . 6-3-tf SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS AND one of our Premium Dinner Sets. The Set will be delivered immedi ately upon the approval of your or der. THE SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL- way announces that, commencing June 1st, Summer excursion rates will be in effect to the many at tractive resorts on its own lines, a number of which are mentioned in another column. For full informa tion call on R. M. Coffey, Passenger and Ticket Agent, 23 South Tryon street. 5-28-tf OUR DINNER SETS ARE DELI V- ered now upon the payment of 20 cts. and the approval of your order. STILL ON HAND WITH A FULL line Fresh Meats. Robinson. Both 'phones. 13-tf WE WILL DELIVER ONE OF OUR new design Premium Dinner Sets immediately upon the payment of the first week's subscription to the News. BUILDERS A ONE INCH ADVERTISEMENT UNDER this head consisting of eijrht lines--48 words will be inserted at the rate of $5 per month, $60 per year. Daily chantre of ad allowed, including notice in daily index of ads. Ads written free if desired by an exiert. Bona- tide circulation in charlotte larger than that of any other iaper. For many lines of business this is positively the best advertising to be had. YES! DILWORTH DRUG STORE. B. S. DAVIS. Bell 'phone 247; Charlotte 358. MASON'S FRUIT JARS AND JELLY Glasses, all sizes, wholesale and re tail. New barrel of large No. 1 White Fat Mackerel, the 20c. kind,. for 15c. This is the best fish bargain yet. Roe Herrings, 30c. dozen. BRIDGERS & CO., 203 West Trade Street. WE ARE MULE MILLINERS AND Horse Tailors. Our single and double Harness, for heavy work and buggy and carriage purposes defy competi tion. We ask your patronage because we give you best in quality and price. Full line Buggies, Carriages, etc., at reduced - prices. L. W. OSBORNE, 32 East Trade Street. STRICT ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO all orders and there are no vexatious delays due to misunderstandings. Ev ery patron gets exactly what he calls for and as far as possible all little in dividual tastes are considered. No better popular priced Restaurant in the South. GEM RESTAURANT, E. F. CRESWELL, Manager. GETTING BUSY NOTWITHSTAND- ing the hot weather we are kept busy. Oak and Pine Wood, sawed and split to order. This Wood is well seasoned and thoroughly dry and will be found to be best on market. H. G. MARSH & BRO., 850 North Poplar street. Bell 'phone 402. IF YOU WANT TO DO GOOD PAINT- ing cheaply use Masury's Railroad Colors or Tinted Lead. The old reliable Paint. For sale by J. E. EZELL, The Leading Paint and Glass Dealer, 12 W. Fifth street. FULL BRASS BOUND STEAMER Trunks, well-made and substantial, j price $5.00. Full brass bound Dress Trunks, best locks and catches, price $6.00. Indies' Linen Cover Suit Cases, price $1.75. "Town Talk" Club Bags, made of "Near Leather," waterproof, price 50c. Valise Tags, price 10c. Excel Bundle Straps, Nickle Handles, price 25c. Lock Telescope Cases, price $1.00. Other bargains. GIL REATH & CO. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A fresh lot of "Fancy Sunbeam" Salmon, "Auco," Chip Beef, Kippered Herring and Royal Peanutene. COCHRANE & ROSS. Bell 'phone 251. Charlotte 49. $35.00 BUYS 1903 RAMBLER AND IT is better than some other makes of Bicycles at $50.00. We carry large stock of Bicycles to select from, $15.00 to $95.00. Spring Forks, Spring Frames and Coaster Brakes with the high price wheel all the luxuries are com bined in bicycling. QUEEN CITY CYCLE CO. FOR SALE 125 ACRES ON PROM- inent road near city, suitable for building lots, truck and dairy purpos es. Increasing in value daily. Can be bought cheap now. Homes for sale or rent all over city.E. L. KEES LER.25 S. Tryon street WE OPENED UP TODAY A FINE lot of Hams and B. Bacon. We are truly proud of our Ham. trade. When you want a nice Ham 'phone us. Fresh Melons, Pineapples and lots of good things to eat. We give Trading Stamps. J. E. DARSEY. DO YOU BUY GROCERIES? DO WE sell them to you? If not, why not? While our customers count in the hun dreds, yet we are hungry for more. If we can please' a hundred, we can please a thousand. Our stock and prices will suit all. M. F. KIRBY, Sixth and Tryon Streets. CANDIES! CANDIESSl CANDIES!!! We manufacture Confectioneries of all descriptions, for the wholesale trade only and would be glad to have mer chants when visiting the city to call in and look over our stock. FAS .i a u-r roccwFLL. cor. Fourth and Church streets. Both 'phones. MONUMENTS. We are prepared to make estimated on any kind of Monumental work from the cheapest to the most costly Monu ment. We represent one of the largest marble works in the South. Give us a call, we will save you money. Z. A. HOVIS & CO., Undertakers. Dr. H. C Henderson Dentist, Hunt IMildlng, Charlotte, N. C. Dentisr-y practiced in all its branch!. All work guaranteed. Que?!i City 'Phone 378. We sell Cotton Seed Meal, baled Hulls and loose Hulls at bottom prices. STAR. MILLS. UfE SELL, NEW and 9 Sccond hand Type writersall Makesand Tyuewr'ter Supplies. The on.y place in the State to get Typewriters repaired and rebuilt. Correspondence solic ited. Southern Typewriter Exchange, 225 South Eim street. Greensboro, N. C For Rent Modern 8-room house, 500 N. Poplar street. Modern 8-room house, 11 E Seventh street. Modern G-room house, C02 N. Poplar street. Modern 5-room house, 50G E. Ninth street. Modern 5-room house, 411 W. Twelfth street. 6-room house, 40S West Twelfth St. 6-room house, 509 East Seventh St. 6-room house, 715 North Pine street. 5-room house, 10 West Palmer street. 4-room house, 609 East Seventh St. 4-rooni house, 316 North D street. 3-room house 8 East Twrelfth street, (city . water paid ) . Rooms upstairs, 9 1-2 North College street. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON & BRO. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT HAIR BRUSHES, FLESH BRUSHES, COMBS, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. The goods are all of standard quality and the variety is such that you will always be pleased in style and price. R. H. JORDAN & COMPANY PKESCRIPTIONISTS. The Only "Never Cloping" Drug Store. WE CARRY ONLY PUREST DRUGS IN STOCK, which, with the fact that a Registered Pharmacist is in charge of our Pre scription Department, who gives it his greatest care, insures the utmost safety in the filling of your Prescrip tions. If you appreciate these things let us have your next Prescription. W. L. H A N D COMPANY, DRUGGISTS, Cor. Trade and College Sts. Simon Pure Lead: Lrd Adams Grain & Provision Go. We est Model Steam Laundry Go. P. M. CAVE. Mgr. Corner Fifth and Church Sts. Just 13he Store For Y Not long ago a lady remarked to us: "Your store is just the store for me. I like it better than any drug store at which I ever traded." If you have not traded here try us; perhaps you would find this to.be "just the store" for.you. If you are wait ing for an invitation, do not wait any longer, for you have a hearty and most cordial one to come here as often as you de sire; and we assure you that we will do everything in our power to make your dealings of such a character as to win you en thusiastic approval. J.M. BRANNON Prescription Druggist, Opp. City Hall, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Both 'Phones 13. Do It THE PICTURES The masses understand and appreciate. A consignment of 2,000 of Sheahan's celebrated Pictures 10 Cents Eacch, just received. Drop in and take a look at them. Nothing like them ever shown in Char lotte. - WOOD ALL & SHEPPARD DRUGGISTS. Mutual Building and Loan. Association La.st Series Still Open Always Has Been Ahead in Profits. Has saved its members hun dreds of dollars for past 22 years by not charging transfer and withdrawal fees as others do. First in Organizing First in MaturingSeries First in Liberal Dealing P. M. Brown, Pres. A G. Brenizer, Secretary-Ti easurer 1 . . I M i d - Way Between ! t Seasons and while we are not rushed, let us do those little odd jobs you have neglected so long. Now is a good time to put in that new mantel, also the tile and grate you have tesn plan ning. We will be glad to have your order now. It will receive prompt attention ' and results will please you. Shall we call? Or will you drop in to talk the matter with us today? I J. N. McGAUSLAND & GO. 4 Only a Few ? 4 left of those Splendid Cork- 9 Lined, Dry Air, North Star. 9 9 f $ R efrigerators 9 They are cheaper in the long run than the cheap, inferior kinds. If you want one of the best made, come quick. They go very fast. Any price Refrigerator you want up to $100 and every one at any price guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Out-of-town patrons will do well to write their wants imme diately before the line is too badly broken. 6 t 9 6 Allen Hardware Co. f h 9 E. Trade St.. Charlotte, i "BEAUMONT," A Beautiful Summer Home at Flat Rock, N. C.,is How Offered for Sale FLAT ROCK is situated on. the broad plateau at top of one range of the" Blue Ridge Mountains, alxut twenty-five hundred feet above the sea, and about twenty-five miles Southeast of Asheville, and four from Hf-'i-dersonville, on the Asheville and Spartanburg Division of the Southern Railway. , Its beginning as a summer and health resort dates back about sixty years, when several French and Engl'i gentlemen, owning lands in South Carolina and Georgia, attracted by the natural beauty and delightful climate ot this region, built their summer homes and villas here. Among these early comers were the Count du Choisei;'. the Barings, the British Consul Mollyneaux, and also a number of wealthy planters from the Coast region t the South. - c There are now in the neighborhood of Flat Rock some fifty or sixty of these beautiful old estates, many (v them still occupied as summer homes by wealthy people of the South, and some of them by Northern peoiiio who have bought of former owners. There is no more Delightful Summer Climate anywhere than this mountain region, and from this home are many interesting drives Mt. Hebron, Pinnacle, Caesar's Head, Chimney Rock, ' French Broad Valley, and bin more, the famous estate of Geo. W. Vanderbilt all being popular drives from here. This fine property which we are now offering is known as "the Andrew Johnson place,' and is one of the verj few of the line old estates at Flat Rock that can be purchased. , The property comprises two hundred acres of land about fifty of this being rich bottom land, with a sui ctantial stnno rvairlTir rf "nine, larira -r-rmc i. finct-nlocc nn-nAiinn innoJ t;rVi V-nnll and SUlTOliniH by a grove of beautiful white pines, with shrubbery of rhododendron, laurel and holly, and approached tni'" - an avenue of magnificent white pines early half a mile in length. Other buildings are large stock barn, carriag house, tenant hocuses, etc. The purest of spring. water is supplied to the house by hydraulic ram. . It would cost at least $10,000 to replace the improvements on this property in addition to the cost otu land, which is valued in this vicinity at $25 to $50)per acre. We offer the entire property for quick sale at It is a fine property for so little money and will make the purchaser a most beautiful and delightful couuuj home. ' Bell 'Phone 238 6 Are You Wanting Acreage? g Near T5he City? SThe following tracts are very conveniently located and piop, V attractive. 'K's (S glO acres, Providence Road.. Q 6 acres, Providence Road A 17 acres, Providence Road -. . . . K 3 acres, Providence Road .. ' Q 8V 6 1-2 acres, corner Belt and Providence Roads m (S 5 acres, Belt Road, near Dilworth (.,;l! V 7 3-4 acres, Belt Road, near Dilworth.. ,. ;'t, O -v 13 acres, Belt Road, near Dilworth.. J'0 A c J 27 3-5 acres, Belt Road, near Dilworth . . lh) X 28 1-4 acres, Belt Road, near Dilworth.. ) g SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND TRUST Co! 8 Wcge-Earning People We invite the attention of every wage-earner to the advantages of our Savings Bank. It afford a safe and profitable place for the accumulation of small savings. Southern Loan & Savings Bank P. M. Brown, Pres.; W. S. Alexander, V.-Pres.; F. J. Kaywood, Jr., Cashier 1 Bell 'l-ve xboi, il. Tryon. St. CAPITAL STOCK $30,000 INCORPORATED. (Successor to the Charlotte Commercial College and Fleming Shorthand University.) SPECIAL SUMMER. OFFER. Xf HO PAYS FOR A SCHOLARSHIP for four calendar months in either Comim n iul or v' w,uv' shorthand Department for students registering during the mo ah oi .JIW'K. Four month is the average time for completing eitht r of the above courses. Call, telei-tion- or address King's Business College PIEDMONT BUILDING 6. D. HEATH PRESIDENT W. H. TWITTY CASHIER And solicits the accounts of corporations, firms and individuals on most favorable terms, and will be pleased to meet or correspond with those who contemplate making changes or opening new ac counts : : : : : : R5 Merchants and Farmers National Bank 35 East Trade Street. , ESTABLISHED 1871 A MODERN BANKING HOUSE with every fa cility for the prompt and careful handling of all business entrusted. : : ' ASSETS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS LIBERALITY - COURTESY STRENGTH J. H. McADEN, President, C. N. HVANS, Cashier, GEO. E. WILSON, V.-Pres. W. C. WILKINSON, Asst. Cashier. Remember T5he Dote All deposits received in our Savings Department on or before July 3rd will earn interest from July 1st. ""Make your plans to OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US :::::: SOUTHERN STATES TR.UST COMPANV CAPITAL $200,000. T. S. Franklin, V.-Pres., Geo. Stephens, Pres., A BBOTT Why Pay Rent? 1 v No man can afford to pay rent, but every man can afford to apply' bis rent money on the purchase of a home. We are having built now several beautiful 4-room cottages in a good location within 350 feet of car line that can be bought for $1000.00. Very small cash payment, balance weekly or monthly. If bought at once paint . ing and finishings could be done to suit the purchaser. For diagrams and location see Brown & Company, Real Estate and Rental Agents. CHARLOTTE. N. 0. Tohe CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK ?1 is- Progressive and Liberal THE W. H. Wood, Treas. sul- il Trust Building CO. """Si I