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CHARLOTTE NEWS. NOVEM BER 20, 1 903; THE CHARLOTTE NEWS Published Daily Except Sunday by the News Publishing Co. NEW YORK OFFICE: 1 Frank R. Northrup, Manager, 220 Broadway. Telephone 120, Cortland. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1903. TEDDIE AND CARRIE. It was a great pity that the venerable door-keeper at the White House yes terday contented himself with secur ing an autograph of the esteemed Mrs. Carrie Nation, instead of admitting her at once into the Presidential pres ence, The intertiew would hare been historic It Would hat been Interesting to hate had the teflflcatldii of the rUfflor that th President sffldked ft cigarette on the tps ef the Tepeka Capitol, And while we da nt endorse the lurid laflfuage 1 (he tnid Mf, Nation, that he carried a dive full ef liqueii n hli Western trip, still the answer to the &t'us&tin wenld have hen an iBstruetlve one, eonsideriBg the ru mar that th najjroid CPFperallons whU-h the Presidest )s vgoreu9ty fighting charged up the fine wines with all the other expenses of that trip to the profit and loss aceount, with the grim feaf that it might be loss. And the thought will present itself that there is a faint suggestion bt similarity hetWeetl T eddie and Carrie, in that both are given to surprising people, As often as Mr& Nation has appeared en the state f vigmm tin she ha delighted the audienee with tne new thing, the me with the President, Whether It wa taking in all iifht hrak ride, f eurting PRUBlfllft In a Virginia falBtfffl, or pariHg g p of steak fra the frying pen of a pwby alflt, er, pursing ft mPtpfman f Qeneral Miles, or riding t the expepse of the r road a he was fighting, or forgetting tQ mention a pemocratic General, or ad dressing with a straight face the -French Panamanian Minister Plenipo tentiary and Envoy Extraordinary, the element of surprise Is never lacking. One reason the newspaper men would regret his defeat next year is the fact that he furnishes any amount of good copy, as much as Mrs. Nation does when she strikes a town. Certainly, if there is a strenuous woman In America, it Is Mrs. Cartie Cohster Nation. And then we must think that the President has some fellow-feeling for Mrs. Nation. Both are iconoclasts. The President has smashed as many of the precedents of his office as Mrs. Nation has bar-room fixtures; His teeth are as famous in caricature as her hatchet. Every, time she says "Damnation", he says "Delighted". And then she Is from Kansas. There is something about the Kansas way of doing things that .appeals to the President. He nominated a Kansas poet for Pension Commlsfjloner on the strength of that charmlngl Idyl of the breezy West, be ginning, "One a brass-eyed bull-pup played Where a Kansas Zephyr strayed." tn fact, we consider that there has been an irreparable loss inflicted upon the permanent fund of the gayetjr of nations, ifl that Teddy and Carrie did hut have ft thahce to exchange views and experiences yesterday, with the re barters pf eSeflt, THg 9UTHgRH tNY IN NIW Y8RK glTY The New rk ua estimates that there sf seventy-five thousand Bwrtherflers 1b the Greater Gity to day Ib WW thfFg were 88,009 natives pf the gquthera Stales, distributed, as follows i Delaware,, M n Maryland , ; , , District Columbia, Virginia,, , , , Tllglllltt), I, If North Carolina,, ,, At 1 tt mioaiosipjii ,, i, Louisiana,, , , ,, south Carolina,, if i i H it i i i i ( ( i I i I Georgia,, Florida,, ,, Missouri,,, Kentucky, , Tennessee,, - Alabama,, Texas,, Arkansas i ii , i i , i i, ,,4.44 m 440 ,,1434 893 ,, ,1,01 iiiiiA.tniBAiiniiiii(afanaiiiffliiananQ COMING ATTRACTIONS ii ii ii ,, ,, ,, i ii it , i iiii it iiii ii nil .n il t i 1 1 1 1,6 S3 ii , i 98 i it ii i, ,1,677 it ii it tiiife53 II l II II II it wo I it i ti i i i , , 710 i ti ii 893 it ii it J3 TQ ; tnls the un 64dg if n&tivi whites ef New York parentage, and then makes the further calculation i Add to this enumeration of Southern wmies jn new tor the number who pave settled here since J900, their children, born here and the psople of Southern connections and Southern sympathies, and' the assumed, total of 7&,00Q at the present time is not un reasonable These Southerners, too. are ot a nign average or ability and socia Influence In every learned profession ind in . .the world of affairs they are more .prominent: relatively than . the natives pf any ' other group of States, unUsa" it be New England They are also active and influential in politics, and, of course, are almost universally Democrats.- They, are also bound to- gether by strong couiiuon sympathies as Southerners. There la special Interest In this statement Just at present because of the rumor that has been persistent of late that these men of Southern birth and breeding were going to undertake the re-organization of the New York Democracy. Doubtless they are tired of the affiliations with Tammany Hall, though most of them have been thor oughly loyal to the Democratic party whether represented by Tammany or not. It would be a great thing to have such a : political . combination aa - that of the Southern Democrats of New York City. Says the Sun, again, in closing its editorial: As we have remarked, however, the exceptionally high , order of ability of the Sdutnern contingent in New York would make powerful any combina tion among them for a political pur pose. Their influence would not only be felt here, but would extend also to the South, at' present the one great stronghold of the Democracy outside the city of New Yofk, If they should bring their concerted influence to bear oh the Democratic national con tention next year they might be able to determine, its policy and the nomi nations made, It i hardly , w&ftn while to be maraliaing ever the matter, but The News' theery of the defeat ef the ftis ia ticket In New Yerk being due te leeubliean treachery has been abend antly preved.- Oeverner dell last week read the riot aet to several high- salarifd Hejmblh'&B leaders, and the eitlgen'g UbIqb is penfidently Isoking PF a Straight-out Republican 09ffilns ion for the next Mayoralty campaign, In brief, the Republicans had more to oEe than the Democrats did from a non-partisan municipal administration and nobody knew that any better than Thomas Collier Piatt, Ii Bfiiiig!Aaji!tiifjatti!iiiiiiWHiiiiiiii "The ehFistlan", whieh wlfl be pre sinted at the Academy Meaday night, nas mm m Haiejgn, Tne News aaa Observe? has the feHawtBg egmenti Fa "The eHFlstlBft". Hall aiBfa great play produced fast night, the company undeF the management of Messrs. Davis an4 Darcy, scored a most b illiant success. The audience was a large one despite the storm that raged last night, and the play was enjoyed. After the second act there was call after call, and this marked the approbation of the au dience. The company deserved the plaudits. It had won them by clever dramatic work. Charles D. Coburn' as "John Storm" and Katherine -Angus as "Glory Quayle" were . excellently portrayed. The tense scenes between the two yere exceptionally well renderd. As "Hora tio Drake" Geo. A. Holt did some fine work and Josephine Ross as "Polly Love" deserves especial mention. The whole company is a clever oe and the play fs well staged 'and handsomely managed. Goes to Detroit, Mich. Mr. Osborne, who came here, with his family two or three months ' ago from Mobile, Ala., and opened the American Garment Co., In the store of, Mr. F H. Andrews on East Trade street, hag disposed of his stock to the Messrs. Knuckley. He has Just return ed from a trip North and announces that he has taken a position with the C. D. Ktnny Tta. Co., his old employ ers, to taKi cnarge or a new store tne company is opening In Detroit, Mich., and he will leave for his new home to morrow night. Messrs. Samuel J. Asbury and Thomas Griffith went down to Rock Hill this raoritfhg on business. , A dose of the Bitters be f 6 f 6 irieftls will create a healthy de sire for feed and assist the stemaen in Its werk ef dig tien, Then yea'li net snf-- pTfe? fresi Pla-- V f HRRU. BR I Stamaek Sick 71 K pepsia, iP- In-- urge trial at once, diitstieni w 1? Every Charlotte 1 Homo Should eentain a eopy of Mr D, A. Tompkins' . ' New Book . History of Mecklenburg Gduiity : ' Price S2,ti0 You can find a collection of values here that are not to be found at other stores. All of the following lines were bought very much under the Tegular price, and are td be sold at a smalt advance Oh the wholesale tost. Shop' pers who intend buying) Hats, Walking and Dress Skirts, Fuel, Knit Under wear, Healery anil Cleak, will da well to visit this stsre and examine Its f erinp befsrs buying, Yu will find hers th ntwsst things and at a ssn-- 8ldrahl sum under the regular rie, Walking arvd Dress Skirts In a vefy laf g collection of styles and colors m an tne most popt laf 6iiea( from (150 tQ: 410.00 each l Stone & .Barringer Go. Book, Stationery and Art; Store,1; ';;J;22 S. Try on 'St; ':;. ARCH BELL VS for Saturdaif Firs uf tek f S?a 1 as ye-- pnPF t Fur nvF, a tny 8F fFnj 69 t too pr nt, theapF than anything ef llk QUftlity ever pold hep before, Have them from 1,60 to, ,5,og ?ah Clocks We have left only a few of our popular line of Ladles' Cloaks. They are beauties for the price. Have them at $5.50, $8.00, $10.00 and j. $15.00 each a H Our Hat Deoartment la ereatlna quite a sensation, as there Is nothing in town to compare with It, In stylo, workmanship and price. Children's Hats and Caps from ' .. .. ..25c. to $3.00 Ladies' Walking Hats. . . .50c. to $3.00 Ladies' $2.00 Trimmed Hata, for $1.50 Ladles' $2.75 Trimmed Hats, for $1.98 Ladles' $4.00 Trimmed Hats, for $2.98 Ladles' $5.00 Trimmed Hats, for $3.98 Ladies' $3.00 Trimmed Hats, for $4.98 Krvit; Underwear tn this line we havo noma nirn. tional Values at Very much under the marnet price; Children's Union guits, at 25 and 4Sc ' ; ' i j ; i i t ii , ; each Ladie' U&y Pleeeed Union Suiti, at it ii iiii ti iiii Ladi Heavy Pieeeed Vet, at g uaaiPB oeiter veata, at 39, 9, 73,, it ii ii it i, it i :$it69 and 1il9 Hosiery BOFS'. Misses' and flhilrlrPW'n Hewn n U n Mio, 1 gnd m, tadjea' Fast Black gaamless Hose, at, , , , , ,, , , , , , ,10e f.briioa' Itrttlir-ir MncilnJ t.i hi; Ladies' Heavy Wool Hose,, ,, 25e Miscellaneous Off rinfis L&di' and ehlldFn' Mitts, at t it ii ii ii n16, 1i and le Ladiii' Whlti and Dlaek (llevea, at,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, I, I, ,, , ,g Ladles' Black and Colored KM Oloveg,, ,,. ,.7l6,, $1.00 and $1,0 All the new Corset shan nt V ,,6Qr7s,, $1,0Q to $24)0 each Full line of Lace Collars, also Stock and T"rn Over , Collars from 5c, to. a.uu eacn. . . soaps, none out the best at popular prices. ... ARCHBELL'S Greatest ale o The . Year Peoph who are Competent to judge' tell us that we not only have the best line of -CloaWS ',the;city, but we re giving the greatest values. To make this department more interUt; we nave maae prices on .mis sample lot tnat win arouse your enthusiasm to the highest pltcf In addition to this Cloak Sale we will offer a late shipment bt ' 300 Sacmple Walking Skirts : Hanging in price from $1.00 to $7.00, at a saving of from 25 to 33 ' per oentr Now the variety is so large and the assortment bo well chosen that a purchaser may feel confident that she will not .find her selection , duplicated. Fashions . have been sifted down, therefore our latest arrivals show the styles that are bound to endure. So come and see the newest creation -this, wfeek;. , 488 Manufacturers Samples , - .-In Ladies' Cloaks, Misses' and Children's Cloaks and Jackets, all col ors, no: two alike. MATCHLESS VALUES. Big Stock of EFvjrs , To select from, tha fotidest nream of rich ftppafel will b fe&m& : , in these Furs very terni savora winter, Afs yotrpfeearen te meet the ehilling winds? Don't let them tateh yen nawaf, We'll gftrtf you In the fiehet creations" at reasenahle cost, Arnvial ThankseJiving ' . Offer r , ' iplnd!4 pre6Fatlng bav hen ad fer r Thantegivlnf mUs, hr byr has Imt returned tvdm the great fsaaofaetHrlnj? eentera ef the eenntry and his surehases f hign grade dependable merefaaRdjse have been very extensive, Therefore $ni saying QpportHnltfQB era pffered shoppers, owing U) shrewd buylof and an apeurate judging of the peo ple's needs. . : m";',7T TTM-ynr "' rn Cuuie.to look and you'U remain tu buy at IE n R. TEE Whotmli tntf RUil Both Phones 256 CHeapes! Siort on Itrth 11-15-19-21 ktit Trtdt Strut THE BEE n VE ShoesS ; ShoesS We sell everything in Shoes. One of the - p . " largest and most varied stocks Mn the Caro- linas to select from. .: Sample SltoesS One Thousand, Pairs of : . S A MPL E SHOES Ladies' and -t Misses'. These vwerev Bought direct front the manufactufers under price. Not a' single pair cost less than one 'dollar and up to two dollars to make them. We will sell these at TWO PRICES: -i 9Sc ahl SJ .24 0000000000it000S08SSSS Rfleohan ios v Perpetual: Building and Loan Assoc'n O OVER 1,000 SHARES ALREADY SOLD IN THE 8 42n.d Series And the Books are still open for all who wish to in- , vest or borrow. Loans can be obtained within six JJ months. Call at the office of the Association and g secure Stock AT ONCE. y O S. WlTTKOWSKy, President. 6 R. E. COCHRANE, Secretary and Treasurer. GOOOOOOOOOOOOO9OOOOOOCO000 0 School Shoos i3oys'i Misses' and Children's; We 1 make a specially Of these lineBi. We give' good space for the lit tle people atid catt make it taV ym to ctfnie her for your Chd- . dr en's ghoes: Ladles' 'Shoos. W feav everything In Ladies' heei in all the latest and het 1 niafcei in all the different hinds f leathers frai a e, 8he and np t. ,, ,, ,,$i.8 Men's Shoos A large variety gf Mena ghoes In all the goo; shapes and tt wearing Jeathe Po an4 Velour Calf, Vlcl Kid, patent Vicl, patent Colt Skin, etd; We have anything, 89ti; Shoe Up to tba finest Patent Leather, for i , , AiM Fall- and Winter Undenvoar The fetfongeSt value ever sold Jti Chat-lotte; Rteti's Meavy Cottott trhderehift) good large site nniQe, Meti'ti fltie' fleeced Uhdef shirts -and brawers, ail cbidrs, the same hind that others sell for 95 id inc., here at,, ,., ,g6i Floeced Undervoar Th hst gradi Fleeeed Undr wear, Undershirts aHd Drawers" white and all the gsod eelers, net ld elsewhere fr less than 6oe.-, here fer !.-, er whle suit for,, , , ,, . , , n ,i ,? U6o CHEAP CASH STORE EHEB Frosbytrl&n College For Women CHARUOTTSr N, C. OPEN8 fPTt 10, 1W3, The Primary Department under two specialists. Individual attention, select companions, comparative im munity from contagious dig' eases. Inquiry solicited, - v Rev.J. H. Bridges; D.D. ,i3ii6Y6LE9. All maltes; new, slightly used; rebuilt and second-hand. To be sold at a great reduction to make room. Now Is your chance for a bargain. RELAY MFQ. CO.,, 231 South Tryon street ' k V an Winkle Spring O o o o o o o o () () o o O ! o Warranted bv ui and the maker for $ '20 yean, All iron frame, ;No wood O about it, , No tagging in middle, Com $ fortable all over. Made for either wood o or metal beds. o o o o o () C) o o () () Our stock of Felt Mattresses is the J g largest in the State;' All grades , O and sizes. We study the wants ot j g people who want clean and comfortable O beds. Lome and see us. O Oor Price $7.50 - . . , k Fell E1 all r esses iParkar-Oardiier Co. OOOOOuww OOOOOCOOOOC90000 m s
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