IVEY'S
Going Away
This Summer?
If yoi a.re going to
make a trip soon you
will need many things
that we can sell you to
advantage,
tool Lawns
Our line of Lawns is much better
than we have shown any pre
vious season. There are more
and prettier styles, and the
prices are lower for same quali
ties. As a consequence, we have
sold a great quantity. But we
have a great many, yet, enough
iiiu. nuiu 10 maKe a
selection.. ..
DEATH 0FJV1AJ. YOUNG.
Well-Knowr
Awr? Ma" Passes
gram SHfwlSf r6Ceived a
Danville vf r Walters Holland in
ing the Sh t!Tritins aounc
John D. Youne fiilanta of
Young 7 the SSfiiS? f- Mr' Ja
Mr nSmE? durance man
defth?rMaSrYouninf-0med f
might nZ rI UD ,m or4er that he
the son who passed thrnntt"Weilce to
this morainK on S?n7ih Charlotte
bule. 1 e southbound vesti-
&Shl!?? Ped of his
ceived by Mr SkS6 telegram re"
newB hA h,7" Gr.lflith was the first
news. ho had received of his father's
Major Young was one of the best
ic was in that city he died.
ihe deceased was a native of Gran
ville county, this stato . wan
ing the Civil War a member of the"
25? in the Smecompany
vitn Carit. npn tt ror.- , J
of the taS rr.. one
lovable man ana a most
The body will be taken to Louisville
where the fiinwai
take place. miemHl1 W1U
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DEATH OF J. L. RIMER
Weil-Known Contractor Died Early
" This Morning.
3ir'i J L- Rimer for many years a
died J?011 rntractor of tnis cit
, Vi 8 home on North Smith
street this morning at 3 o'clock, the
result of a stroke of paralysis sustain
ed several days ago
-ur Kimer was a familiar figure in
Charlotte and had been for a number
ot years. He was known to a large
number of Charlotte residents and was
held in the highest esteem.
Last week. h
paralysis, the effects of whinh hp npvor
recovered from.
The funeral
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tne residence this aftpmnnn at k.qo
o'clock. The interment was in Elm-
wooa.
Deceased is survived hv a wife h
was about 60 years old.
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MOREHEAD HOME PLACE.
CHARTER ASKED FOR.
nice
5c, 10c, 15c. yd,
muslin
arwear.
Even if you had plenty of time you
couldn't afford to make Underwear at
the special prices we are offering.
Gowns, Underskirts, etc, at prices
that will astonish you.
Millinery,
Do the children's Hats look dingy?
It won't cost you much for a fresh
new one. A nice line of the popular
Tuscan Straws and the ever-popular
Sailors at special prices.
We are making a great many
Chiffon Hats. You get nice work,
best style, and moderate price.
Special lot Ready-to-Wear Hats,
also good shapes, former prices
?1.00 and $1.50, choice 50c
DEWESE'S BIG INCREASE.
Taxable Property Increases $88,000 In
,,,, XT wne lownship.
ihe News VSPrrlmr o-a x
ct the assessors ar-d list takers for the
townships outsi-ie of Charlotte On"
:mr)ortant item was omitted, that of
Sise mcreasa in Dewese township,
the -Jews man was told by Mr. J. H.
vveddington this morning tn.a. the in
crease in taxable property in Dewese
roo'nshlp alone woi:ld ani0unt t0 ?,ss -
This laige increase is due primarily
to the number of nxv in jftiivs re
tJt!y established at Davidson and
Cornelius.
In addition to Devcse a number of
other townships hov a healthy in
crease bcth in thl3 TallW Of lllTlrta an A
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omer taxable properties.
lu me whoie Mecklenburg county
vill make a srreat RhTwii- thi vuv
vvMle tie returns are not all in,
ei ougn is Known to warrant the above
s-at r j;t.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
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7 ss5 r-ft
libboon Sale.
Our values in Ribbons are a marvel.
Our special values have eclipsed any
thing before offered.
Tomorrow morning we put on
sale the best lot for the price
yet. All Silk, Satin Ribbon, in
whitco, blacks and popular col
ors, 4 and 5 inches wide. You
pay 20 and 25c. yd. for same
elsewhere, special for this
Charlotte Lodge No. 88, I. O. O.
Ready For the New Term
At the regular meeting of Charlotte
Lodge No. 88, I. O. O. F., the following
officers, who were elected for the en
suing six months term at the 5rst
meeting In July, together with the ap-
yuiuuive umeers, were installed:
Noble Grand W. M. Smith.
Vice Grand W. T. Hart.
Recording Secretary Geo. B. Justice.
Financial Secretary R. H. Ramsey.
Treasurer C. E. Frick.
R. S. N. G. J. L. Houston.
L. S. N. G. J. B. Walkup.
Warden R. W. Vincent.
Conductor T D. Payne.
I. G. W. S. Shelor.
O. G. Willie Brown.
citr-Sr&-JrB. McKay. - - -
i is. a. J. E. Clark.
Chaplain. Luther Yandle.
R. S. V. G. T. B. Hoover.
L. S. V. G. Luke Query.
MR. McMANUS TRANSFERRED.
sale . .
. .16c. yd.
losing Out
WindowShades
We are closing out our stock of
Window Shades, and offer what
we have left, mostly 50 and
60c. grade, on best Spring Rol
lers complete.. 25c. each
Transfer Paper
Makes copies of letters, copies
embroidery patterns, amuses
and instructs children by copy
ing any picture or design.' Five
large sheets for 10c.
Butterick
'atlerns.
Delineators and Butterick Patterns
for August are now in. Many new and
pretty styles shown. '
temiums.
Save your tickets and get a nice
Premium.
His Office To Be Moved To Birming
ham, Ala.
Mr. C. S. McManus. formerlv
intendent of the Charlotte division of
the Southern Railway but now general
superintendent of the western division
of the Southern, with headquarters at
Chattanooga, is to be transferred to
Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. A. Stewart, recently appointed
superintendent of mechanics, will also
be moved to Birmingnam.
These changes, so the News has been
informed, will take place about Octo
ber 1.
Mr. McManus has given great satis
faction in his new position and the
higher officials of the Southern
him as one of the most competent men
in the employ of the road. While he
only made Charlotte his home fnr a
short time, our people fell in love with
nim ana win continue to be deeply in
terested in his movements.
Mr. Stewart, who is also to be moved
to Birmingham, is a Western man,
having recently come to the Southern
from the Union Pacific.
The above changes have been made
public through General Manager C. H.
Ackert, who has been in Knoxville
for several days.
MR. LEONARD RESIGNS.
.IVEY&CO.
13 W. Tratde St.
Postal's Manager To Accept a Posi
tion In Rock Hill.
. Mr. Wade B. Leonard, manager of
the Charlotte office of the Postal Tele
graph Company, has resigned and will
take a position with Howell and Dods
worth in their Rock Hill office.
Mr. Leonard has been in charge of
the Postal's office in this city for the
past year or two. He has made a very
efficient manager and the business- peo
ple of Charlotte will regret to see him
leave. -
Mr. W. 0. Gaffney, chief operator
under Mr. Leonard has made applica
tion for the position made vacant on
account of the resignatin of Mr. Leon
ard. He is indorsed bv the business
interest of the city and The News sin
cerely hopes that he may receive the
annointment. He is a verv canable
young man, thoroughly competent and
in every sense well suited to fill the
vacancy.
Mr. Leonard will leave Charlotte in
a few days for Rock Hill where he
will begin his new work.
V" Social.
The following invitations have been
issued:
Your presence is desired Tuesday even
ing, July 14, 1903, at the Sunday
School Reception, Olivet
Baptist Church,, corner
West Trade and Cedar
streets, 8:30 to 10:30
The members of the Philathea and
Baraca classes are especially desirous
of meeting all the young ladies and
gentlemen of the community, and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
o Be Divided Into Lots New Street
To Be Run.
The Morehead
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Iryon street is to be divided into lots.
A street is to be run from Vance
street to Morehead. dividinsr the
erty equally so that half will front on
Tryon and the other will front on the
new street. ,
The News learns that the property
wiu De men divided up in lots of 50
feet frontage, both on Tryon and the
new street.
The Morehead home place is one of
the prettiest sites in Charlotte and
these lots, no doubt. -w11 hp mnoh
sought after.
Mmerican cotton Manufactuers' As
sociation To Be Incorporated.
Mr, Thomas C. Guthrie today for
warded to' the Secretary of State at
Raleigh articles of incorporation of the
American Cotton Manufacturers Asso
ciation, formerly the Southern Cotton
Spinners Association.
The incorporators named in the pa
per are: Mr. w. C. Heath, of Monrce;
Mr. R. S. Reinhardt, of Lincoln ton:
Mr. B. W. Hunt, of Eaton trm Cli tuv
E. W. Thomas, cf Columbia, S. c", ani
ivir. i nomas jvi. Swift, of Elbertcn. Ga
At the last meeting: of the as.!,.--:.
tion it was decided to change the name
to the American Cotton Manufacturers
Association and a committee composed
of the above named gentlemen was ap
pointed to securer charter in North
Carolina for the association. Acting
under instructions from the committee
Mr. Guthrie drew ud the articles nf in
corporation ani the papers now go to
n&ieign ror tne purpose of securing
the desired charter.
'CERTAINLY
ATTRACT
TION."
ATTEN-
Death Of Mrs. Todd.
Mrs. J. W. S. Todd, of Paw f!.-ftol-
died this moraine at -20 nvint Qt
the age of 61. She had been sick for
two years and death was nnt hupv.
pected. She leaves a. hiishanH Vint nr
children. She is an aunt of Mr. J. H.
Wearn and Mrs. Cam Summerville of
this place. The funeral will tnlro nkoo
tomorrow at 11 a. m. from the house.
Mr. E. Hvland. nf Nn 1 nnn Mm-ir.
Davidson street. Dresented ThP Npw
this morning with two nearhps hP null
ed from his trees. One weighs nine
ounces and the other half a pound.
Both are beautiful specimens, y
More Testimony as to Value of "One
v-ent a word" column.
The following was received today:
"Your . 'One Cent a Word' column
ads CERTAINLY ATTRACT AT
TENTION. NUMBERS CALLED
ENGAGED NURSE, so take ad out.
"Respectfully,
"W. M. SMITH.
"Charlotte, N. C, July 14, 1903."
WILL CURE STOMACH IN FIVE
MINUTES!
This is just what Painkiller will
do; try it. Have a bottle in the house
for instant use, as it will save you
hours of . suffering. Watch out that the
dealer does not sell you an imitation,
as the great reputation of Pain killer
(Perry Davis'), has induced many
people to try to make something to
sell, said to be "just as good as the
genuine."
Eveiything is New at Ihe
model Laundry
The latest and best machin
ery for washing, ironing and
finishing.
Shirt waists and ladies'
garments of every kind that
is washable has the best of
care here.
The wear and tear is re
duced to a minimum.
No trouble to reach us. A
'phone message or postal
card will bring our wagon
to your door.
Model Steam Laundry Go.
P. M. CAVE. Mgr.
Corner Fifth and Church Sts.
J. H. LITTLE,
President.
H. CY. LONG, J. W. tfUTHBERTSON,
Vice-President. Sec. and Treasurer.
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I GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORES
Ribbons
SOFT, ANTI-SWEAR
BUTTONHOLES
IN ALL THE
SHIRTS
Laundered
Charlotte
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FRESHLY BAKED TEA BISCUITS
make a very pleasant addition to the
evening meal. But how few folks
know how, or will take the trouble, to
bake them! We have the know how
and save you the trouble, too, by
turning out just the most tasty, deli
cious tea biscuits in town, fresh every
afternoon.
HAAS BROS., Bakers
209 West Trade Street.
"Save Time"
use the Pen Carbon Letter
Books. They copy while writingj
No water, no time, any ink, any
paper and pen anywhere.
HOUSTON, DIXON & CO.
steBfH !Sfi Embroideries
We have recently run across
some fine numbers in both
Satin and Taffeta Ribbons.
They are really splendid val
ues at the price. We would
be glad to have you see these
for we feel sure you would
appreciate both the quality
and price of these goods. We
are meeting with great success
in our effort to build up a
big Ribbon trade.
Oldest. Largest, Best
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Vests
A greet Bargain in
Children's
Fine
Vests
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OOCOCCOCi
for the warm weather
wear.
quality BeJbrig-
ga.rv Urvdershirts,
short sleeves, good
shapes, Jl sizes, 16
to 34. It's reaJly a 25
cent value for
JO Cents
&eB
.Hive
Negligee
Shirts
Light in weight, cor
rect in color and
pattern and made
from the strongest
and most durable
mid summer fa.b-
ncs.
Magnificent assortments, in
cluding every new and fashion
able weave and designs for the
correct dress of men for the
Summer season. An unlimited
quantity of plain whites, polKa
dots and real little stripes,
figures and fancy mixed ef
fects a particularly stronsr
line of the new grey shades in
polka dot and stripe effects, at
each fi.oo.
We also direct your attention
to our special showing of
50c. 1 75c.
SHIRTS.
You will find some values in
this lot worthy the attention of
the thriftiest bargain-hunters.
Carolina Clothing Go.
J. A. SOLOMONS, Manager.
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Our big lot of Embroidery con
tinues to draw the crowd.
While we did not advertise an
Embroidery Sale for yester
day, yet it really amounted to
that and for hours our coun
ters were crowded with eager
buyers. Wc would not at
tempt an Embroidery Sale
without having both the quan
tities and values, and it is due
to this fact that these sales
have always been a big sue
cess. For a sale of this kind
we buy from 10,000 to 25,000
yards and buying such quan
tities we have never yet failed
to get some mighty good values.
We will continue to run the
last big lot at 5, 10, 15 and 25c.
You will find some of these at
less than half their actual
worth.
Dress Trimmings
Just received some beautiful
things in Dress Trimmings.
These are the latest and swell
est things out, and are sug
gestive of the Fall styles.
You should see the latest things in
Col
These are right up-to-date and
only shown by the late Fashion
Sheets.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
12-14 W. Trade St.
.11-15 N. Tryon 8L
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