CHARLOTTE NEWS, JULY 14. I86S.
Office of the
Mechanics
uilding&Loan
Association
Jily 11th, 1903
More happy homes and firesides and full pocketbooks
with CASH have been brought about through the ef
forts of the above named institution.
to be distributed, beginning on Tuesday the 14'ch, by
the cancellation of Mortgages and the payment of
CASH to the happy holders of N
of Stock in the said Association. Your homes are
now your own and fnjly paid for and those holding
the unpledged stock come up and get your money.
S. WITTKOWSKY, President.
E. COCHRANE, Secretary.
. A Few Minutes
" With The
Recorder
GONORRHOEA AND GLEET
Cured In 3 TO 5 DA.YS bj nslsg DR. BER
NARD'S INJECTION or taking DR. BEK-
NARD'S SANITARJf MIXTURE. Prevent
Stricture. Price 50c each. For sale byW. L.
HAND & CO., Drugfrisoo. corner Trade and Col
lege streets, Charlotte, N, C, or sent on receipt
otpric9byD. F, ONNEN. Apothecary 1000
Sharp St.. Baltimore. Md.
Notice ofPemoval
Dr. C. L. " Alexander, Dentist, has
moved into his new office, in the Car
son building, southeast corner of
Fourth and Tryon streets.,, r
C. Y AUTEN
Makers
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JUMPSTHE TRACK
THIRTEEN CARS DEMOLISHED
the bulk going to the operatives of the
J Clifton and Pacolet mills. At the
meeting it was decided to donate $500
for tho rebuilding of the Presbyterian
church at Pacclet, which was swept
away. :$LliMM
BUT ltWES LOST NEGRO
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The Best Prescription For Malaria
Chills and Fesr is a Tjottle of GrovVs Tasteles
Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cur;, no iw. Price 50c.
TILLMAN TO LEXINGTON.
CRIME !S ARRESTED THE
LIEF FUriCS.
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(Correspondence The News.)
Columbia, S. C, July 14. A freight
train composed of an engine and 17
cars was wrecked yesterday near Sa
luda, on the Asheville and Spartanburg
division of the Southern Railway. As
the engineer proceeded down the s- yep
Melrose grade he endeavored to blow
up, before reaching Saluda, for orders.
Finding the air brakes would not ork
the fireman and engineer jumped from
the train just in time to save their
lives. The ungovernable train, com
posed of coal cars, sweft down the
track at a fearful rate of speed, and a
short distance before reaching the
i He Was Transferred To the Jail On
Yesterday.
(Columbia State.)
J. H. Tillman was yesterday trans
ferred from the Richland to the Lex
ington jail. A deputy sheriff was de
tailed by Sherff Coleman to deliver
the prisoner to the sheriff of Lexington
county. Senator B. R. Tillman accom
panied the officer and prisone
!u the order of Judge rlownsend
;!!? lining the motion for a ' faange of
vennj and naming Lexingjfa as the
j.'iace trial, it was decreil that the
j' i-isonev .should be delived to the
; ;ti ot Lexington by p he Monday
( -ding the opening cj court there,
whis-h would be the sec if 1 Monday in
September Under thif J7 iastie word
Ir, sr. it id auuerstood, ih prisoner or
his counsel, or both, 1
recval to Le?;;Tii;ton al
si:cic?itinn is that th
aested his re-
Jiis time. The
prisoner desires
he situation in
trestle over the Pacolet River, at a
jumped off at a' right glSarrylhTlM a rtsa he takes a most
all of which were com-ie pan m uirp.quiauuu
fictense, ana it. is Known mat wuiie
v. ith it 13 cars,
pletely demolished.
George Sheldon, the negro who is
charged with having assaulted Mrs.
Julia Hill, near Spartanburg, a few
days ago, was arrested yesterday and
is now in the county jail. The negro
declares he is innocent, but the woman
is positive that he- is the person who
assaulted her a few days ago.. The
case will be heard in magistrate's court
cn Wednesday.
At a meeting of the Central Relief
Committee in Spartanburg yesterday,
which was appointed to take charge of
flip funds subscribed for the flood suf-
oi;3
incarcerated lie?-e he received numer-
visitoTS. Doubtless he will have
same nrivileare in Lexington, if
none additional, and will carry on as
earnest a campaign for acquittal as the
circumstances permit.
Charlotte Firm Gets Contract.
The 8. B. Alexander, Jr., Company
has been awarded the contract for .the
construction work of the new electric
light plant that will be installed, in
Winnsboro, S. C. This company will
also furnish all the supplies save the
f erers in the Pacolet valley, it was j electrical apparatus which will be
found that all but $3,000 of the total j furnished by the General Electric Corn
fund of $23,000 had been distributed. I -
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John Alexander, the hackman who
was yesterday charged with .sleeping
in his hack and leaving it unattended
on the street, was before the Recorder
this morning for a further hearing.
Alexander, it will be remembered, slept
so soundly that Officer Johnson could
not wake him up and the Recorder
continued the case in an effort to as
certain who had been selling Alexan
der whiskey on Sunday. This morn
ing Albert Gray testified that he gave
Alexander the liquor, that produced
that deep slumber, at his home. Alex
ander was fined $3 and costs for his
Sunday nap.
John Brice, who is now under a bond
to appear at the Superior court on a
charge cf running a disorderly house,
was charged this morning with as
saulting Elam Cooper, a neighbor, and
a second charge of running a disorder
ly house also confronted him. Bric,
it seems, became angry with Cooper
because the latter reported him for the
alleged disorder at his restaurant and
tackled Cooper about it. The inter
view ended by Brice striking Cooper in
the back of the head with his clenched
fist. So powerful was the blow, ac
cording to the principals, that Cooper
"could not sleep last night with his
head" and Brice "could not sleep with
his hand." Brice was sentenced to the
roads for thirty days in the assault
case and the charge of running a dis
orderly house was continued . until
August 17th, when John will have fin
ished his vacation on the roads.
Henry Bland was charged with pro
fanity. Officers Jetton and Hunter
testified that for a whole block around
John, about 9:30 last night, the air
was sulphurous. John's explanation
was that someone insulted him and
made him mad. The Kecorder required
him to pay ,a tax of $3 and costs for
losing his temper.
A strange case of mistaken identity
grew out of the charge against Major
White, black. According to the testi
mony ot Mr. Gryder, who keeps a
small store on East Trade strjet,
Major euchered him out of a dollar
Saturday night in the process of mak
ing change. Major attempted to prove
an. alibi, and when Tom Burns, who is
strikingly like Major in stature, ac
knowledged that he was the man who
was interested in the change-making
affair, Major's alibi was established
and Burn's name was substituted in
the warrant. The evidence showed
that either Mr. Gryder or Burns had
made a mistake. It did not make clear
whose mistake it was and there was
no evidence that Burns intended to de
fraud, so he too was discharged.
I. R. Atkins, who claims Knoxville
as his home, and Scott Garrett, who
says he is a resident cf Spartanburg,
were charged with an assault upon I.
C. Dorman. There was also additional
warrants against Garrett charging him
with resisting an officer and with car
rying concealed weapons. According
to Dorman's testimony the two men
stopped him and questioned him closs-
ly as to his birth and antecedents and
not relishing their unusual curiosity
he gave them evasive replies. With
out warning Garrett struck him, and
knocked him down and then drew a
pistol on him.
" The pistol turns out to have been a
pair of dentists pliers, which looked as
though they were fresh from the shop.
There was, however, a long and wick
ed knife which established the con
cealed weapon charge. Dorman said
the affair occurred north of the union
depot, but the Recorder corrected him
and made the point that he should say
Southern depot.
Officer Sykes made the arrests and
his testimony of resistance on the part
of Gnrrett was borne out by the wit
nesses, who assisted in corralling the
two prisoners. Garrett made little de
fense except that he was drinking at
the time. Atkins' worse fault seems
to have been that he was in bad com
pany. He said he and Garrett had
been in Charlotte only a few days and
had been sleeping in the woods. He
charged the mercy of the court, sta'in
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General Upholstering,
Hair and Felt Mattresses.
Cabinet and General Repair Work
and Finishing in Oil.
No. 20 1-2 North College Street.
STAR MILLS
Best Corn Meal
ForShby
John W. Smith
Take Notice.
One more week will be given the
twelve hundred delinquents of Char
lotte Township in which to make tax
returns. Those who fail to comply
with the notice will be dealt with as
the law directs.
J. H. WEDDINGTON,
Chairman Board County Com.
TaJterL of
yoir
Eyes tcday means Well,
for days to come; worth
considering, is it not?
Care of the Eyes floes
not mean a "hit or miss"
fitting on of Glasses, but
finding out your Eye
troubles and fitting per
fectly the riht Glasses
to correct the trouble.
That's how we do it. Let
us CARE for your Eyes
E, N Faorior
EYESIGHT OPTICIAN
Jeweler Charlotte
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Sideboards are no longer
considered a luxury to be had
only by the rich, but at the
prices we are selling them even
the most humble home need not
be without one. Good, substan
tial, Golden Oak Boards as
cheap as' $12.50. Handsome'
Quartered Oak Boards from
$17.50 up. Give us a call. No
ISSSwrrr?. trouble to show you our stock.
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We Don't Keep Our Horses in
Place Like This
lyRJCSOL I
f CALIFORNIA REMEDY jj
CURES . ,
RHEUMATISM
and all Liver, Kidney and Eladder
diseases caused by an excess of uric
acid in the system. It is pleasant
in its effects and builds tip the
health and strength -while using it.
Thousands of certificates sound its
praise. It is thoroughly endorsed
and rnvzr disappoints.
Send stampfor book of particulars
and wondemsl certificates. Price $1
per bottle. 6 bottles, $5. For sale
by druggists. If your druggist can
nt supply you it will be sent, pre
paid, upon receipt of price. Address
UR1CS0L CHEMICAL CO., Los Angeles, Cal.
or the
LAMAR & RANKIN DRUG CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Distributing Agents.
We have clean, commodious, airy,
well-ventilated Stables the equal,
from a hygienic standpoint, of any in
the South.
Every horse is well housed, well
fed, well shod, well groomed. They
are given the best water and food, and
receive every attention. No horse al
lowed to be hardworked.
We see that every horse and ve
hicle sent out by us are in the pink
of condition spirited, neckless
ready to perform the best service for
you.
Any kind of a team at any tme for
you. A.liii
J, W. Wadsworth Sons
220-226 North Tryon Street.
Founded 1842.
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A well known and highly respected citizen of
North Carolina adds his testimony to what has
already been said of To-Lo-Tan, the wonderful
catarrh remedy. Read the following letter:
Andrews, N. C,
Nov. 2d, 1902.
TolotanCo.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Gentlemen : Enclosed please
find $1.00 for which please send
me another bottle of To-lo-tan.
I have suffered with catarrh for
ten years and have tried different
remedies but have received more
benefit from one bottle of To-la-tan
than all the other remedies
I have tried.
Yours truly,
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For bale Hy
BURWELL & DUNN CO.
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these Hot Days
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Magnificent Piano Given
Away Absolutely Free
Over 1,600 names registered for the
gift Tiano to June 24th, 1903. Send
in yqur name and address and two
cent stamp for return of number and
you may be the lucky person. The
only question asked, "Are you the
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I no matter what make. If you are not
the owner of Upright Pianos you are
eligible, and we want your name and
address.
Remember this Piano will be given
away absolutely free by
CHAS. M. STIEFF
in appreciation of the phenomenal
sale of the "STIEFF" and to adver
tise the "IvOIILER" Piano, which we
font vo 1 hi ths Soijlh.
For fifty years To-lo-tara. Has been on
trial and has never failed to cure
Catarrh.
TO-LO-TAN TRE AT1 ENT $1.00.
If your druggist hasn't it, send to Tolotan Co., Knorvills, Tcnn.
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Thi". order Relieves that John Wal
ter Miller vas true to its principles
as member and as trustee. One's bet-
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Stoves,
Mattings,
Tr. fnrt nvthmr voa need in Housefurnish-
ing Goods AT THE LOWEST PRICES
CASH OR. INSTALLMENT
Courteous Attention and Fair Treatment Guaranteed.
E. M. ANDRJCW8,
ter nature could but respond to his
bright, gentle disposition, nis gen
erous heart and to tho noble impulses
which ho daily exhibited. Rlessod wrth
a mind quick to discern and with ca
ppxity to cxecuto, lie was prompt to
poifrrm hi- dutv as he saw it.-
"!-t,; -Mo r.rirlsvi-. Mr. 410 Ira-
proved 6i:?or cf IlepU'xpin. "vHI r?)!.-? Q 1'
Sir?.. wV!lc h 1: th- new tifo li ; X u;
Underwear to
weatLcr, $1.00 a
Light weight.
Night Shirts, 50,
See us and be convinced.
10 K. 80LLE8E STREET
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to his memory.
Let a copy cf this memorial and ex
pressions cf our sincere sympathy be
engrossed and sent to his window,
and the daily newspapers be request
or tr. rmhlisiV . .""Vfir '"4
" C. H. DULS,7 Archon: 4
Attest George A. Page, Secretary
puit the
Suit up.
Collaile-JS
75c. and
$1.00, ceo! and comfortable.
Fashions IScst Scholar, the
low foil Collar Arrow T3ranl
or two for 2"c. .C:nc to
with ' cur trouble, w
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i-t-.n li e 5'iuno. T givt
t'Uuai chance to all, the FiliST N'U'd
tJK taken out, receives the gift
Piano.
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A VERY CLOSE CALL.
"I stuck to my engine, although ev
ery joint ached and every nerve was
racked with .pain,'' writes C. W. Bel
lamy, a .locomotive fireman, of Burl
ington, Iowa. "I was weak and pale,
without any appetite and all run
down. As I was about to give up, I got
a bottle of Electric Bitters, and after
taking it, I felt as well as I ever did
in my life." Weak, sickly, run down
people always gain new life, strength
and vigor from their use. Try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Burwell &
i nnnn f!h 'Pricfi 50 cents.
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O Goods sent on approval to all -
8 points, returnable at OUR
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Southern Wareroonis. 211-213 N. Tryoi;
Street. Charlotte. N. C.
C. H. VvlLMOTH. Inacjer.
;HAKLOTT.'5 LCACJMG H07LL.
CentraJ
ool.
Located on the corner of the public
square and at the intersection of the
two main streets of the city. All
street cars pass the door. A strictly
first-class house in every particular.
Personally conducted by Mr. C. E.
Hooper.
0. E. HOOPER & CO,,
v Proprietors
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