CHARLOTTE NEWS, JULY 1 4, 1 903.
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Some Who Were Seen Op Heard From
! Today.
Mrs. H. D. Burkhimer and three
daughters. Misses Bessie, Florence
and Annie, from Newberne, N. C, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lisette C.
Hood, on E. Fifth street. Mrs. Burk
himer is the daughter of Rev. Dr.
Bernheim, of Wilmington, and is an
old resident of Charlotte, having been
married here.
Mrs. A. Brevard Davidson, of Co
lumbia, and Mrs. T. H. Stroliecker, of
Davidson, will spend the month of Au
gust at Glenn Springs and Saluda.
Mrs. Bessie Myers, of Charlotte, Mrs.
L,. D. Childs. of Columbia, and Mrs.
Bamette Miller, of Holyoke. Mass, who
have fceen visiting Dr. Strohecker's
family at Davidson, have returned to
their respective homes.
Master Tom Hayes and .Victor Shaw
are spending- the day in Matthews,
whither Mr. Shaw goes on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shirer left yester
day for Glenn Springs. S. C, where
they will spend syjme time on account
of Mrs. Shirer's he alth.
Mr. Frank R. Mc'Ninch has returned
from Monroe, where he went on legal
business
Messrs. John and Ernest Vogel, of
Philadelphia, and M;ss Agnes Smith,
are guests of Mrs. John Vogel on North
Poplar street.
Mrs. Louise McGillivarae, of Creigh
ton, Ga., a daughter of Mrs. Vogel, is
expected to arrive in a few (days to
spend some time.
Mr. J. Arthur Henderson and family
will go to Connelly Springs tomorrow
for a short stay.
Mr. Fred E. Withers, who has been
living at Palm Beach, Fla., for some
timt is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs C. A. Withers. Mr. Withers has
been. tnSaSei in floral culture at Palm
Beach. , . , ,
Dr. Joh.n w- Stagg leaves tonight for
Birmingham13-
Miss Ethe: Burt, of Edenton, is a
Charlotte visitor
Mr. H. D. WTheaf, of Gaffney, was
here today.
Mr. S. S. Steele, Pf .Rockingham, was
here today.
Mr. B. C. Hough, of Lancaster, was
in Charlotte today.
Mr. A. Friedhiem and' wife, of Rock
Hill, were here today to- attend the
funeral of Mr. Jonas Schiff.
Mr. J. F. Harris, of Shelby, was in
the city today.
Mr. W. A. Ross, of Morganton, was
a Charlotte visitor.
Mrs. W. W. Watt has returned to the
city and is at the Central.
Mr. J. B. Smith, of Lexington, is at
the Central.
Mr. Frank B. Smith and wife, of
Boston, are at the Buford.
Mr. J. N. Watkins. of Greenville, S.
C. is at the Central.
Mr. D. W. Aderholt, of Cherryvilie,
was at the Central today.
Mr. John Crawford, of Lancaster,
was here last night.
Dr. A. C. Barron and Mi.ss Addie
Belle Barron have gone to Philadel
phia. IN A PARAGRAPH.
Some Bits of News Gathered Over the
City Today.
Southern's trains were about on
time today.
Deputy Superior Court Clerk W.
M. Moore is taking his vacation this
week.
The Y. Wj. C. A. Entertainment
takes place at Mrs. Heath's residence
instead of at the rooms on West
Fifth.
The Baraca Bible Class of East
Avenue Tabernacle meets tonight at S
o'clock. All members are urged to be
present and bring a friend.
Mr. Frank F. Jones, the Remington
man, calls our attention to the fact
that his business now requires a
"delivery wagon" and that Jones not
only pays the freight, but delivers the
goods.
Mr. Robert Dowd, who has been
boarding with his brother, Mr. Clem
Dowd, is now boarding with Mr. S. J.
King, S. Boulevard, Dilworth. Mr.
Dowd is employed at the Charlotte
. Pipe and Foundry Co.
Capt. K. J. Braddy, of Bla
den county, is visiting his kins
man, Dr. F . O. Hawley. Capt.
Braddy was Captain of Company
C, 36th Regiment, North Carolina
fTroops and was captured with Dr.
Hawley at Fort Fisher. He was a
Jarave soldier.
INVENTION BEATS BURGLARY.
Convict Sells Rights In England Alone
For $50,000.
.Trenton, N. J., July 14. Charles
Filer, who was parolled from State
prison last July for good conduct and
for having invented a blind lock-stitch
eewing machine while serving his
fourth term for burglary, continues to
profit by his invention. The English
rights to it have been sold for $50,000.
When he left the prison local capi
talists agreed to market the invention,
Richard Barlow, Charles W. Scucder
and Samuel Gaston, well-known Tren
ton business men, agreeing to finance
its manufacture.
Mr. Barlow has just closed the Eng
lish deal, which gives, besides $50,000
cash, $25,000 in stock of the English
concern. It is reported that another
large offer has been made for the Rus
sian rights. The machine has been
patented in 34 countries.
The local capitalists, in addition to
ibacking Filer when he came out of
prison, gave him a salary of $5,000 to
Buperinted the construction of the ma
chines. He says each machine does
the work of 20 men, and does it better
than they could do it by hand.
Filer is a good-looking man, 42 years
old. He was convicted four times of
burglary, serving nearly 20 years in
prison. He now says all his good for.
tune came from his incarceration, for
if he had not been forced to work in
the prison tailor shop he never would
have thought of the blind lockstitch
machine.
While in prison he met Miss Louise
Hill, a pretty and well-connected eirl
who lived with. her aunt opposite the
prison. They were married last Jan
uary in the Methodist church here, the
event creating a local sensation at the
time. Filer has settled down in a com
fortable home in one of the best resi
dential sections of Trenton and bids
fair to become a wealthy man.
He says he never committed the first
Crime for which he was sent to prison.
No advertisement inserted in this
column for less than 10 cents ea ch insertion.
NO TRIP FROM CHARLOTTE, WILL
compare with the Excursions to
Asheville, July 21st. 13-lt
EXTRA LARGE PALM AT A BAR-
gain. 1000 S. Tryon street. 14-2t
FOR RENT Two modern 7-room
houses, all conveniences, East
Morehead. H. A. Murrill. 11-eod-tf
OF ALL SALES HELD IN CHAR-
lotte the greatest is to come. Watch
for announcement. 1,4-tf
TWO 5-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE ON
Providence road. Apply to W. L.
Pharr, No. 218 North College. St.
13-2t
FOR RENT Two to 12-room houses.
J. Arthur Henderson & Bro. 14-lt
WANTED A good Cook, male or
female. Apply at 508 West Trade
St. 13-3t
FOR RENT Houses to suit most
people, all parts of city. J. Arthur
Henderson & Bro. 14-lt
GRANDEST EXCURSIONS OF THE
season go to Asheville July 21st.
13-lt
A GRAND EXCURSION, JULY 16TH,
1903. via Monroe, Wadesboro, Ham
let, Raleigh. Petersburg and to
Richmond. Separate cars and first
class accommodations rfor both
white and colored. The baggage car
with refreshments of the season in
abundance, wrill be placed between
the cars for the white and the col
ored people. Train will leave the
Seaboard Air Line depot Thursday
morning at ,(?) o'clock, July 16th,
1903. Arrive' in Richmond at 5:30
o'clock p. m. Good order and plenty
of ice water. Committee: Col. C. S.
L. A. Taylor and Anthony Rivera;
E. J. Young, Manager.
WANTED Second-hand Buggy. Must
be genuine bargain. "G.," care
News. 13-2t
FOR SALE Coffee Mill and Water
Motor, one Desk, one Refrigerator,
Sealer, Coffee Roaster, one Safe. W.
I. VanNess & Co., 19 N. Tryon St.
14-4t
ALL ABOARD FOR THE MOUN-
tains Tuesday, July 21st. 13-lt
GET YOUR SEWING MACHINE RE-
paired while you rest A. M. Eddiris,
407 1-2 North Church street. 14-lt
BUSINESS PRINTING WE DO THE
kind of Printing that appeals to
business men because it is well
done and because the price is right.
News Printing House.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE I offer for
sale my house, cor. Park. l. venue and
Boulevard, Dilworth. O. A. Robbins.
14-6t
YOU CAN GO TO ASHEVILLE BY
Spartanburg and return via States
ville on the big Excursions next
week. 13-lt
EVERY JOB OF PRINTING WE
turn out shows real quality. News
Printing House.
NOTICE Bids for the Refreshment
Cars on the two excursion trains to
Asheville July 21st will be received
at the News office by the under
signed until 2 o'clock Wednesday,
July 15. W. C. Dowd. 13-2t
LARGE QUANTITY FINE CELERY
plants for sale. Mrs. S. J. Asbury,
302 N. College street. ll-3t
TWO GRAND EXCURSIONS, CON-
cord and Charlotte, to Asheville
(Tuesday, July 21st. 13-lt
FULL LINE OF PAPER FOR TYPE-
svriters at News Printing House.
40,000 TO 50,000 BRICK FOR SALE
cheap. Apply to P. A. Osborne, 22
North College street. 11-tf
TAKE TWO DAYS OFF AND GO ON
the Excursions to Asheville, July
21st. 13-lt
GET SUMMER BOARDERS
WITH
"One Cent a Word."
'ONE CENT A WORD" SECURES
situations, gets help, finds lost
articles, rents houses, gets board
ers and roomers, finds lodgings and
sells real estate, merchandise, live
stock, personal property, etc. It
brings people together in the quick
est, quietest, easiest and cheapest
manner and fiorms a medium of
sale, exchange, employment and
general information.
EVERYBODY BETWEEN CHAR
lotte and Statesville is invited to
join the Asheville excursionists
July 21st. Round trip only $2.25.
13-lt
THE RECOGNIZED "WANT" ME
aium oi cnariotte "Une Cent a
Word.''
IT ONLY COSTS $2.25 TO GO TO
Asheville July 21st and return
22nd. 13-lt
YOU GET MORE FOR THE MONEY
on the Asheville Excursion this
year than ever before. 13-lt
FOR SALE The favorite drive about
the city of Charlotte, is to Dilworth;
thence by the belt line to the Provi
dence road; thence by Myers' lawn
and Elizabeth College to the city.
offer to sell on this route, building
sites and farms suitable for fruits,
for trucking, and for dairying.
Terms reasonable and accommoda
ting. J. S. Myers, 802 E. Avenue,
Charlotte, N. C 8-6t
IT WORKS LIKE
Cent a Word."
MAGIC "ONE
PEARL L. GARNES, Charlotte, N. C, Writes, Designs, Illustrates, and
Manages Good Advertising. Let me prepare ?our copy, make your
contracts, place your advertising and I guarantee to market the goods.
SIXTEEN YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN ADVERTISING AND
PRINTING ENABLES ME TO DO MY WORK INTELLIGENTLY. IF YOUR
ADVERTISING DOES NOT PAY A DIVIDEND, I CAN HELP YOU. WRITE.
EVERYBODY BETWEEN CONCORD
and Bessemer City can go on the
Asheville Excursion July 21st for
only $2.25 each. 13-lt
FOR RENT NICE COTTAGE, MOD-
ern improvements, one block from
postoffice, 305 West Fourth street.
R. J. Sifford, 10-tf.
WANTED Intelligent persons to
copy letters at home; $12.50 paid
weekly. Send stamped envelope for
sample letter and instructions.
Eureka Company, 23 Duane street,
New York. 4-10t
WA.TCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF
the greatest factory sale ever held
in Charlotte.
6-tf
FOR RENT 8-room house, modern
conveniences, $15 per month;
6-room house, city water, $12; both
well situated. Hugh W. Harris. 13-tf
FOR RENT Six-room cottage, No.
405 North Poplar street. W. I. Fri
day. 19-tf
ASK R. M. COFFEY 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
A ONE INCH ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
this head consisting- of eight lines 48 words--will
be inserted at the rate of $5 per month, $60
per year. Daily change of ad allowed, including
notice in daily index of ads. Ads written free
if desired by an expert. Bona- fide circulation
in c harlotte larger than that of any other paper.
For many lines of business this is positively the
best advertising to be had.
OUR AIM IS TO BE KNOWN AS
The Prescription Store, and when we
fill yours you can rest assured that
it is absolutely correct. We do it
quickly and charge reasonably. Let us
send for your next one. DILWORTH
DRUG STORE. B. S. DAVIS. Bell
'phone 247; Charlotte 358.
INTERNATIONAL STOCK AND
Poultry Foods. International Heave
Cure, International Worm Powder,
International Gall Cure, International
Colic Cure, International Hoof Dress
ing. All guaranteed cures. Harness
Dressing, Soaps, Blacking, Oils, etc.
L. W. OSBORNE, 32 East Trade St.
HEINZ INDIA RELISH, CELERY
Sauce, complete line of Cross and
Blackwell's Pickles. Fresh shipment
of Cakes and Crackers. COCHRANE
& ROSS, 319 N. Tryon street. oBth
'Phones.
RENT AND SALE STORE AND
houses, big and little, for white and
colored. If you want to rent, see me
soon; if you want to buy almost with
out money, hunt me till you find me;
if you want to buy with money keep
out of my way or I'll sure have it. My
figures can't be resisted. E. L. KEES-
LER, 25 S. Tryon St.
IT'S EASY TO CARRY A FEW
shares in Charlotte Building and
Loan, and it's the best, most profit
able investment I have ever known.
New series begins August 1st, so get
your change ready, turn a new leaf,
and you re dead sure to be happy. If
single, it will insure a wife; if double,
it will tie the knot tighter. E. L.
KEESLER,, 25 S. Tryon street.
"SUGAR AND SPICE AND ALL
that's nice." Ours is a Grocery Store,
lacking in nothing in purefoods. Ev
erything for luncheons and picnics
Charlotte's best housekeepers know
the superiority of our stock. "If you
get it at Kirby's it's fresh." M. F
KIRBY, Corner Sixth and Tryon Sts.
THE PUREST MIXED PAINT ON
the market today. The H. B. Davis
100 per cent pure. For sale by J. J.
EZELL, The leading Paint and Glass
Dealer, No. 12 West Fifth street.
A BOTTLE OF INDIA RELISH OR
Chili Sauce is just what you want to
sharpen your appetite these hot days
The best Fruits and Vegetables that
the market affords. Stop in to see us.
J. E. DARSEY.
YOUR CLOTHES WILL LAST
twice as long and always look .like
new if you keep them pressed and
cleaned. The cost. for this excellent
service is only $1 per month, and we
send for and deliver your Clothes as
often as you desire. QUEEN CITY
PRESSING CLUB, 209 North Tryon.
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iuxget me iidiim ana piace.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET THEM
Japanese Porch Shades, $1.48. Don't
go and pay others $1.75 and, $2.00.
XMew line or Lounges just in. Our
terms are so liberal and our prices so
reasonable we are getting good trade,
HERRING & DENTON, Corner Fifth
and College.
HOME-LIKE MEALS, PREPARED
from the best in the market, nicely
served, and at a reasonable price
tnese are tne inducements we offer for
your patronage. THE GEM RESTAU
RANT, E. F. Creswell, Manager.
THE CAROLINA PRESSING CLUB,
at No. 12 East Fifth street, pays
special attention to all Job Work,
Cleaning, dressing and Repairing,
Prices low. Satisfaction guaranteed.
bend us tnat old suit and we will
make.it look new.
BUILDERS
THE REMINGTON HAS GOT THEM
all "skinned" to death. Make personal
investigation and see if you don't
find that more Remingtons have been
sold right here in Charlotte during the
present month of July, than others
combined have sold in Charlotte dur
ing the present year. But everybody
knows the Remington is the best its
a Standard Typewriter. Call and get a
Remington for all kinds of examinations.
MONUMENTS.
We are prepared to make estimates
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.
$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.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
To accommodate a portion of our
Piano and . Violin students we will
continue giving instruction through
out the Summer. If interested call on
or address us for general information.
MR. AND MRS. WALDO AMES.
Studio 401 N. Poplar. Bell 'phone 4262.
Dr. H. C. Henderson
Dentist,
Hunt Building, Charlotte, N. C.
Dentistry practiced in all its branches,
All work guaranteed. '
Queen City 'Phone 378.
DANGER!
In Cutting a Corn of
BLOOD POISONING
Resulting. Don't use a knife, but
THE S. & H. ANTISEPTIC AND
MEDICATED CORN FILE.
PRICE 10c.
Complete cure no bad effects.
W. L. Hand & Company
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
. Corner Trade and College Streets.
For R.ent
Three connecting offices in Wilkin
son Building. Very desirable. Eight
room house, W. Firth steet. $12.50 per
month.
Alfred W. Brown & Co.
Hunt Building.
Bell 'phone 302.
Hughes' Quinine Hair
Tonic
Eradicates Dandruff, arrests Falling
Out of the Hair and forestalls Bald
ness. Grateful results follow its use.
Manufactured and for sale by
R. H, JORDAN & COMPANY
DRUGGISTS.
Only Never Closing Drug Store.
For Rent
8-room house,
modern.
7-room house,
500 North Poplar St.,
11 East Seventh St.,
modern.
6-roqm house, 602 North Poplar St.,
modern.
5- room house, 411 West Twelfth St.,
modern.
12-room house, 7 East Twelfth street.
8-room house, 18 West Morehead St.
6- room house, 509 East Seventh St.
6-room house, 408 West Twelfth St.
5-room house, 907 West Trade street.
4-room house, 609 East Seventh St.
3-room house, 8 East Twelfth street,
(city water paid).
Rooms for gentlemen, also light
housekeeping.
1 store-room, 5 South Church street.
1 store-room, 309 North B street.
J. ARTHUR HENDERSON & BRO.
SimoA
Pure Leai
. Laurd
Adams Grain & Provision Go.
Makes the best Candy. Received by
express the day after it is made. Al
ways fresh.
WOODALL & SHEPPARD,
Sole Agents for Charlotte.
Mutual
ing aod
Loan
Association
LrQLst 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-Treasurer
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REFRIGERATORS
If you want a Refrigerator
that is really good and will do
everything claimed for "it, you
want a North Star with cork
filling.
We urge you to come quickly
or you may not get the particu
lar, size j'ou want, and it's
time to buy any way if you want
to get the full Summer's bene
fit. Quality of goods guaran
teed the best and prices lowest,
considering quality.
Allen Hardware Co.
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E. Trade St. Charlotte.
THE BROOKLYN
BLUE FLAME
OIL STOVE
Is not controlled by a trust,
nor sold by people who would
be benefited if it consumed a
large quantity of fuel. '
The Brooklyn is scientifically
constructed with the view of
obtaining a great amount of
heat at very little cost, and
does it.
The Brooklyn will give you
more satisfaction and at less
cost than any other Summer
Stove on the market.
A hint is sufficient to interest
the wise. Come in and we will
explain further.
J. N. McCAUSLAND & GO.
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Near Elizabeth College
We have one more good residence property, comprising house
of eight rooms, with city conveniences; good little stable, a.nd with lot
66x163, with cement wssdks nd curb in complete shape.
This location is one of the best a.boit Charlotte and only eight
minites run, by electric car, to the square.
Price $4,350. Terms $1,000 to $1,500 in Cash
tSTTor everything in Real Esta.te, go to headquarters, viz :
Trust Building
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MONEY
I In sums of $200.00 and iP
cacted Farming Lands.
g SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE,
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For Rent
Five-room cottage, cor. Ninth and
Myers street $8.00.
Storehouse, cor. Myers and Stone
wall streets, $5.00.
Six-room house, $15.00, E. Fifth
street. Modern convenience.
Nine-room house, North Poplar St.
Large yard and stables, $20.00. Mod
ern convenience.
Five cottages, $12.50, Poplar street,
near Tenth street.
One of those elegant residences in
Ryder Block, East Morehead, 8-rooms,
All modern conveniences, $35 a month.
BROWN COMPANY
ReeJ Esteae and Renta.1 Agents
Bell 'Phone .1651. 217 North Tryon Street
CAPITAL STOCK $30,000
King's Business Colleges, Charlotte, N. C, and Raleigh, N. C, are not
experimenting schools, not transient schools, and not a school on wheels, jf
They are permanent high grade sch ools. The automobile of business t
knowledge, and will wheel you safely and swiftly over the road that leads I
to success, a ine equipments, $2,00 0 invested in typewriters. World's best r
shorthand system. Special rates
J. H. KING, President,
PIEDMONT BUILDING
B. D. HEATH
PRESIDENT
W. H. TWITTY
C A SHIER
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 : : : : : : : : : :
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Merchants and Farmers National Bank
35 East Trade Street. ESTABLISHED 1871
A MODERN BANKING HOUSE with every fa
j 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.
Wacge-Earning People
We invite the attention of every wage-earner to i
the advantages of our Savings Bank.
It affords a safe and profitable place for the
accumulation of small savings.
Sojthern Loan & Savings Bank
P. M. Brown, Pres.; W. S. Alexander, V.-Pres.; F. J. Haywood, Jr., Cashier.
A MAN'S INCOME
will go much farther if a part of it is saved regularly What
better way is there to save than by keeping a Savings Bank
Account? We invite you to become one of our customers and
will pay you 4 per cent, on your deposits.
SOUTHERN STATES TR.UST COMPANY
Geo. Stephens, Pres., T. S. Franklin, V.-Pres., W. H. Wood, Treas.
Trust Building. - - CeLpitaJ $200,000
C. ABBOTT &
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LOAN AND TRUST CO,
For SeJe
$250 cash, balance
through B. & L.
Assn. Almost new.
Six-room house, lot 50x156, E. Fiftt
extended. I
This will make a cosy nice homef.
cannot be built now for less thai
$1,000.
INCORPORATED.
for July. Write today to jr
or J. C. MINT2, Vice-President V
CHARLOTTE. N. C,
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NATIONAL BANK
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