THE' CrtARilOTf E: NEWS, 'IWAY'MS? 1906.
The Charlotte News
wcwft PUBLISHING COMPANY.
pres. and Gen. Mgr.
W. C. DOWD
Editor
r- A MATTHEWS ,,lY
, MAY 15, isuo.
TUESDAY
Only five more days
Think you can wait?
until it begins.
If
were
might
ex-Governor . Bob Taylor
uh his? fiddle ne
succeed in making things a little more
cheerful.
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' Senator Bailey at least makes one
understand what he means. There s
never much left to read between the
lines when he has finished.
We have seen the first copy of the
a Republican uewo-
Wilkesboro. YV c
The tongue is indeed an unruly
member. Sometimes just one wDrd or
phrase proves a man's undoing. A
travelling man told us yesterday that
one thing that contributed to the de
feat of Senator Carmack more than
anything, else was his statement in a
speech that "only scalawags and trav
elling men would vote for Bob Tylor. If
it be true that Senator Carmack made
such a statement as this it, is prob
able that it w7as the cause of va part
of the big Majority given Governor
Bob Taylor, notwithstanding ,; his ex
tensive popularity.
OLD STONE WELL MOVED.
Wilkes Patriot
miblished at
wplcome the paper as one ot our cou-. fceen Q erated for many years
The hill was over torty teet nign ana
Slid Down Hill Without Even Making
The Water Muddy.
From the Chillicothe News-Advertiser.
The residents of Bainbridge are
much excited over a remarkable land
slide which has taken place on the
south side of that village during the
last few days, for sections of the hill
continues to slide away at intervals.
The slide is on what is known as Hig-
eins Mill, where a stone quarry nas
temporaries.
The President has probably
decided
dee-lightful ex-
a great deal of valuable rock has been
removed from it during the last few
years, but the greater part of the brok-
that there arc nioie , i cn gtone and earth has been dumped
..pHences than those of being JaDoe" j on the hillside. The recent wet weather
with pitch forks and called "Clay
common clay at that."
M-.r.n ov-fJnver
nirth mixed wiui m
v,; spat, his r
"lu . .1. mAMl.
of some of tne ouiei .x
body will at ieatt
vabidness
bers of that august
add the spice of variety
anu I caused this to loosen a portion of the
'hill commencing to slide on Thursday
! nisht and has been going down ever
n-K T,vinr takes i since.
nOl IWJ , , J. .1,51, oo iiccl hv
teams to bring down the stone was en
tirely obliterated, but the remarkagle
part of the slide is that an old stone
well, which was on the top ot the mil,
slid down the embankment for a dis
tance of twenty-two feet and was not
destroyed
The well, which is sixteen feet deep,
has always had from twelve to fifteen
teet cf water in it. ami there is an old
windlass cn the top.-As has been stat
ed, the well slid down the side of the
hill, windlass, stone and water, and it
did not even cause troubidness of the
water. The windlass, which is nearly
wern out, appears as good today as it
was before the"1 well moved.
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-Unlucky is the peace-maker for he
often gets it in the 1,-Vv. B.
Chandler." Washington Pest To a
casual observer it appears that m tluo
instance he got it o. k.. hut left it in
the neck of the other fellow.
-Tillman will have to think up an
other stunt to come up to Bailee s s..r
plav." Asheville Citizen.
1 ltl-' ui, "Pitcn
worry, neiguuui,
can beat a three-mis
Don t
fnrk Senator
all right. Watch out for a home run
One of the best definitions of a pub
lic library we have seen was that given
bv Dr. Alphonso Smith which is as
Followed Her Mistress.
The story of a dog's affection for its
little mistress from whom it would not
be separated even by death, was
brought to Boston recently by the
steamer Columbia, which arrived
from Glasgow. The Columbia had a
hard experience with the wintry gales
follows: "It conserves me past, W i which swept me Atlantic uurmg nei
sorves the present and anticipates the -.entire voyage and tne tossing ana
., pitching to which tne steamer was
future.' . .subjected contributed largely to the
pathetic tragedy.
Among the passengers on the steam
er was Andrew McDonald, wto was
bringing his four-year-old daughter,
Mary,, to America for the benefit the
sea voyage might be to her health.
The little girl's two collie dogs, Daisy
and Ben, accompanied them, and until
she was taken ill Mary spent all her
waking hours with her pets.
When the storm became more se
vere the child became violently "sea
sick and last Wednesday night she
died. The dogs missed their little
mistress and whined constantly until
they were taken to the cabin where
preparations were being made to bury
the child's body at sea. When the
body was taken on deck the dogs were
permitted ' to follow, and during the
reading, of the funeral services the
collies tugged at the leashes which
held them.
As the child's body was lifted to the
rail and slid overboard Daisy broke
from tne man who held her and leaped
into the sea just as the body of her
little mistress disappeared beneath the
waves. The dog was drowned. Frsm
Look out for the Mecklenburg De
claration edition of The News and
Times Democrat! It will beta hummer.
A large part of it is up now and we
are hard at work on the remainder.
It will appear next Monday and the
edition will be the best ever issued
from this office. ,
When the Russian - populace grow
tired of ?.n official they find that a
bemb or dagger is all that is necessary.
It is alarming, the number of high offi
cials who have been assassinated with
in the past few weeks, and it only goes
to show what a degenerate condition
the empire has reached.
An important resolution introduced
in the House yesterday was that mak
ing it a crime for a man to run an
establishment for the purpose of deal
ing in cotton futures. The resolution
provides punishment for this form of j Boston Record
gambling equally as severe as that for
any other kind, and in this it is right.'
word
A gentleman who has just returned
from the western part of the state
tells us that the people of that section
are greatly enthused over the May
Celebration and that they are coming
in great' numbers. We are glad to hear
ot the enthusiasm all over the state,
and all who come are more than welcome.
Don't fail to read every chapter of
"A Rock in the Baltic." We are giving
a part of the story each day in The
News and the story is growing in popu
larity. We recommend it to our read
ers more heartily than any special
story we have given in many a day,
for it is one of the cleverest written
in p. long time.
Kansas is evidently in good financial
condition, judging from the report of
a Kansas editor who says he will here
after refuse to take cordwood on his
subscription unless it is sawed. Down
here in North Carolina the editors are
generally glad to get it sawed or un-sawed.
Everybody has a curiosity to see the
person about whom they have heard
a lot said. We all have a curiosity
' to see the face of a great man. Because
of this curiosity we are giving each
day in The News one or two cuts of
men and women of prominence, per
sons who areattracting public notice,
who are in the lime light. We are con
fident that our readers will enjoy
seeing the pictures of the persons of
whom they have beard so much.
The Spartanburg Herald remarks,
"The wh'ole country has reached the
point where it can be seen that there
is truth in Mr. Bryan's statement- that
'The things I have been fighting for are
coming." ' There is no doubt but what
the things for which Mr. Bryan has
been fighting for are coming and the
country is realizing this more and
more every day, however, some try to
rob Mr. Bryan of the credit duo him.
Ignorance of the Bible.
"What is the meaning of the
From the Detroit Free Press.
Easter?" said John Drew at a Club.
No one could answer the question,
and Mr. Drew, with a frown, went on:
'Nobody reads the Bible now. The
public's ignorance of the Bible and of
Biblical things is amazing. A Biblical
allusion is nowadays as unintelligible
as a Greek allusion. .
"Not long ago at dinner, I got into
a Biblical argument. When the argu
ment was over a young lady said:
" 'I enjoyed that discussion splendid
ly. But, you know, I always thought
that Sodom and Gomorrah were man
and wife?'
"Another young lady commented:
" 'Oh, well, I suppose they ought to
have been if they were not.' "
His Idea of an Anonymous Letter.
From the American Spectator. -
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of themucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed deafness is the
result, and "unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor
ed to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give One hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars free. F. J. CHENNEY & CO.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. ,
Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation.
A Liquid Dentifrice pene
trates the little crevices of
the teeth and thus thoroughly
purifies and cleanses the
mouth. ' .
3 Forms: Liquid, Powder & Paste
ASK YOUR DENTIST
An Inventory
of the
Kitchen
May show that several articles
are missing or out v of repair.
It will cost but a trifle to re
place them if you come here.
Alien Haidware Co.
Everything in Hardware.
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Regina and Portia at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
Men's standard shoes in low-cut and
high-cut, both in Bals and Blutchers,
Vici Kid. at .. .. $1.50, $1.75 $1.98
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Men's Patent Leather Oxfonds, Tans,
etc. . The Boston shoe store stock!
, sold, at $2.50 pair. Our price . .$1.93
Big line of women's Shoes. In Slip
pers, Blutcher Oxfords etc.
at .. .. .. 98c, $1.254l.50.
White Canvas Slippers 98c, $1.25, $1.50
Misses and Children Slippers at
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MEN'S AND BOYS. .
Tennis Oxfords, the best made, late
style, etc. In black and Tans.'v You'll
find everything in the Shoe line here.
And " the prices are very much, less
than you've been in the habit o. pay
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TRYON DRUG GO.
Phon 2t. 7 N. Tryon St.
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Insurance
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Charlotte, N. C, May 2, 1906.
Mr. C. II. Wilmoth, Mngr.;
Stieff Music House, City.
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no in my home for four years,
A and am well pleased with my 4
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purchase. ' ' '4'
' . ;The piano lias a Jvery -sweet
w tone, and its action is easy, ana
T 4on't sec how the instrument
roved on. 6ur
rlnim "Stlr.ff.ct afn thn tifist." IS
my opinion a just one.
Yours" truly,
C. M CARSON.
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60 Cents Per Bottle
COMMISSIONER'S SALE,
(Re-Sale.)
Under and by virtue of a dceree of
the Superior Court of Mecklenburg
county in special proceeding entitled
"E. J. Holton and wife, plaintiffs, vs.
Hattie C. Kolton and Charles S. Hol
ton and others, defendants," we will
again expose for sale at public auctiou
at the County Court House door in the
city of Charlotte, N. C, at the hour
of 12 o'clock, M., Saturday the 26th
day of May, 1906, for cash, that certain
lot of land in the City of Charlotte, in
Ward No. 1, located on the;north side
5f East Avenue, bounded as follows:
Beginning at J. A. Henderson's cor
ner on East Avenue, in the city of
Charlotte, and running w'ith the line
of said Avenue 43 feet, in an easterly
direction; thence a line at right; au
gles with said Avenue and parallel
with Brevard street," 391 feet and 3
inches to Fifth street; thence with
Fifth street 43 feet in a westerly direc
tion to the corner of Sarah R. Deaton's
lot; thence with, a line of her lot; and
the line of X A. Henderson,' 391 feet
and 3 inphes, back to the 'beginning
corner. '.' ' V - -'
The bid will be started at the sum
or prico of $6937.50. 4 v :
This the 26th day of April, 1906. :
CHASE .BRENIZER,
v v , , 7QHAS. H. DULS,
. - : Commissioners.
Some one said C. C. Moore had gone
mt of the milK ttslness. He has.
Bvt if you could see the Milk and
Cream that is sold every aay by Er
nest and Walter you would think they
had taken the old man's place. We
will fill your order promptly. The boys
will treat you as the old man did. .
UOULJLE OAKS DAIRY. . "
Milk Depot. : ;
'It pays to ouy tne Dest.
Norwegian
Smoked Herring
In Tomato Sauce. ,
Delicious for Luncheon
25c Can.
Fresh Banquet Wafers Today.
Miller-Van Mess Co.
23 N. Tryon St.
Phon 68.
Richardson
School of Music
D. AMATI RICHARDSON,
Violin Harmony.
KARL VON LOWRENZ,
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Address D. Amati Richardson, Buford
Hotel, 'Phone 46-766.
From May 2nd till May 29th I will
examine your eyes free, and fit you
with my best $7.50 Gold-Filled Specta
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make it in any shape you like. My
frames are all guaranteed the best.
They sell in New York from $5 to
$10. Come early as I have only a lim
ited number of'vhem.
My glasses are the best, and are
recommended for headache and all eye
strains. Office hours from 9 a. m. to
7 p. m.
New office, 213 N. Tryon St., over
Charlotte Piano Co., Room No. 2.
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EYE-SIGHT SPECIALIST.
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ROOM 7.
- Lot 66x150 feet; facing on Jackson
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block from car line. If taken within
the next few. days will make price of
$800. , -
House & Men
Room No. 6.
4C's Building.