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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS MARCH 27, 1 908.
aKS ELECT LIST
OF OFFICERS FOB
E
Special to The News.
Greensboro, N. C, March 27. At the
annual meeting of the Greensboro
lodge of Elks last night the following
officers were elected fur the ensuing;
year: j
John N. Wilson, exalted ruler; G. S.j
Bradshaw, esteemed leading knight ; 1
W. T. Gayle, esteemed royal knight ; I
F. P. Marshall, esteemed lecturing!
knight; W. I. Underwood, secretary;!
T. j. McLean, treasurer; Isidore Schiff-j
man, tyler; Garland Daniel, trustee;'
D. II. Collins, representative to the
grand lodge for two years; L. J. Brandt
alternate representative. j
Board of trustees: L. J. Brandt. Jul-j
5us Cone. A. R. Perkins. E. G. West,'
S. J. Kaufman and David Stern. These,
together with the four chair officers I
and the secretary, who are ex-oflic io
members, compo.-o the board. I
The elks tendered the use of the
club room to the Daughters of tne
Confederacy to hold their monthly
meetings.
Prohibitionists Busy.
Mr. John C. Kennett, who is manag
ing the prohibition campaign in Guil
ford county says that the campaign on
the part of the prohibitionists will lo
a thorough one. One notable feature
will no a Sunday afternoon mass meet
ing in every country church in the
county.
These meetings will be held on Sun
day afternoon as it is realized that it
is a busy time with the farmers and
that meetings on week days would pos
sibly not be well attended.
Boys Charged With Theft.
Walter Holloman. Will Webster, Ar
thur and Lonnie Moore, four white
boys, were on yesterday brought here
from Durham, being charged with
breaking into a freight car between
here and High roint and stealing there
from a number ef articles. They were
in charge of Tolice Sergeant Pender
grast, of the Durham force, and Of
ficer Woodall, of the Southern rail
way. The Holloman and Moore boys were
arrested here Saturday night and were
taken to Durham on suspicion of hav
ing stolen a number of articles found
on their person from a store there. The
Durham police caught the Webster hoy
and he admitted taut they obtained
their goods from a car. The goods in
their possession did not belong to the
store in Durham so the boys were
brought back here.
They were carried before Justice T).
H. Collins who bound them over to
court in bonds of $200 each, in default
of which they went to jail.
Other News Notes.
United States Marshal Millikan has
appointed as deputy marshal Mr. S. K.
Harkrader, of Dobson. The newly ap
pointed deputy was one of the oiticers
who arrested John Hill, on? of the al
leged Smithtown blockaders for whom
a reward of $500 was paid.
A one-week term of criminal court
will convene here next Monday. Jud-gc-E.
B. Jones, of Winston, presiding. This
is Judge Webb's term, but an order was
secured allowing Judge Jones and
Webb to exchange courts.
President Attacked.
Washington, March 2C In . the
course of a speech in the house of
representatives Representative Beall,
of Texas, denounced the president on
the charge of interfering with legisla
tion and the operation of the courts.
He declared that in writing a letter to
the judiciary committee in the Wilfley
case, the president had insulted con
gress. He also charged the president
with attempting to direct th3 courts
and in this connection spoke of the
president's appointment cf three mem
bers of the supreme court who he said
must necessarily be influenced by him
as a source of their official position.
Beall declared the president was a
"trust-buster and broncho buster", on
ly the difference being he blindfolds
himself in dealing with trusts.
Pittsburg. March 27. The 12 stu
dents of Westminster College, expelled
because they insisted on retaining their
Greek letter fraternities, held a meet
ing here this aftrnoon and decided to
take the matter into the court.
J. Clarke Bell, of Greensburg, one of
the suspended students, is leading the
movement, and a fund will be raised
to carry the fight through.
PINE FOREST
IN HIS BEDROOM
During the recent illness of the Em
peror of Austria, his physician, Dr.
Kerzl, had a number of small pine
trees, growing in tubs, placed in his
bedroom, converting the room into a
miniature pine forest.
The healing properties of the pines
are recognized by the leading physi
cians and scientists of the world.
Thousands of people afflicted with
lung trouble and bronchial affections
who are not in a position to leave
home and business to live out among
the pines, can procure at small cost
the health-giving properties of the pine
forest, right in their own home.
Virgin Oil of Pine (pure) possesses
all the theapeutic virtue for which
the pines are noted. It is carefully
prepared, being a combination of the
active principles cf forest trees, and is
guaranteed free from any impure or
deleterious substance. Used accord
ing to directions it will b-eak up a
cold in 24 hours and promptly relieve
and stop the irritating cough.
Virgin Oil of Pine is put up, for dis
pensing through druggists, in i -ounce
vials only, each vial securely sealed in
a round wooden case, with an engrav
ed wrapper showing plainly the name
Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure,
prepared only by Leach Chemical Co.',
Cincinnati, Ohio. Avoid imitations.
100 Doses $1
True only of Hood's Sarsaparilla, in
tbe usual (liquid) form ; or in the new
and equally effective tablet form.
S00 Doses $1
Eighth Day
Success f
I
Continued interest and continued
success mark the efforts of the faithful
women canvassers for the new build
ing for t In? Young Women's Christian
Association. At the Selwyn today a
larger number than usual gathered to
hear and make reports of work done
since yesterday noon.
As predicted at the beginning of the
canvass, The News' thermometer con
tinues to rise without hindrance. There
was a seemingly impossible rise of
1,505 degrees today, making a total
number of degrees registered on the
giant thermometer of 11,;! 11. 50. Tor
rid weather is predicted for next week.
The list of subscribers day by day
not only show gifts from those of
j wealth and position in the business,
I professional and social world, but also
! gifts from young business women,
I many of whom recently have become
residents ot the city.
The faces of prominent business
men are daily seen at these enthusi
astic meetings, and they are working
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earnestly and faithfully to bring the
big plan to a successful close.
Following is a summary of the gifts
of the day:
The largest gift being from Mrs. J.
II. Wearn, for $250, and the next larg
est is from Mr. W. S. Alexander, for
$200.
The gifts next in size being for $100.
and there were four of them, from the
following: Mr. G. H. Brockenbrough,
A Friend, W. II. Thompson and J. H.
Howell.
Mr. C. II. Duls gave $G0, and the fol
lowing four gave !?50: T. M. Barn
hardt, W. I. Van Ness & Co., Edwin T.
Garsid and William Jordan.
Lesser amounts were received from
the following: Miss Sallie Alexander,
A Friend, Miss Lucy Alexander, Mrs.
E. P. Allen, Miss Jessie Coffee, Mrs.
E. . Dwellc, Mrs. L. B. Davidson, Mrs.
Robert L. Erwin, J. A. Facnacht & Co,
Friend, Mrs. George B. ILa.nna, Mrs.
Laura E. Johnson, Miss Kate P. John
son, Mrs. Frank F. Jones, Mis Flora
Johnson, Miss Julia Johnson, Miss Lily
Johnson, Miss Evelyn ohnson, Miss An
nie . Jackson, Mrs. C. L. Kerns, Mis3
Lois Lucas, A Friend, Mr. Howard Mc
Larty, T. D. Paine, . T. Penny, Shirley
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Rucker, W. C.
Rhyno, G. G. Scott. J. S. Shafer, F L.
Stutts, Miss Grace L. Slate, Rev. J. W.
Smith and V. L. Wallace.
Total amount
ported
previously r-
?0,S06.50
v $ i ? 1
9 I dt It
Com. A Chairman Mrs. Ko- f
135.00 !
Com. B Chairman, Mrs. j
Clarksen 150.00,
Com. C Chairman Ilia. Mur- I
ri!i 227,o0;
Com. D Chairman, Mrs. :
Eairti 500.00
Com. E Chairman, Miss
Wads. worth 17.50
Com. F Chairman, Miss Al
exander ;;go.oo
Com. G Chairman, Miss
Xash 2.J.00
Com. II Chairman, Mrs. :
1 Hooker -o.OO
Com. I- Officers' Com
Total amount
March 27
secured noon
$1,505.00
Total
date
amount
icnrcd to
.511,311.50
Riclgcly Resigns.
By Associated Press.
Washington, I). C, March 27 Win.
B. Ridgely, conipt roller of the cur
rency, has handed his resignation to
the president and will become presi
dent of a Kansas City bank.
Thousands Rave Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
rrPYKiency l iVKMiey Jis'ase.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prcvalency
ot kidney disease.
While kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and phy
sicians, trho con
tent themselves
teifh flnrtorinrj the effects, while the vriy
inul disease undermines the system.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge sr.
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of SwampRoot
is soon reali.ed. It stands the highest
for its '.vondcrful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If 3-ou need a medicine
3-ou should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Eing-
lianitou, N. Y. When
writing mention this
Home of 8wamp-Koot.
paper and don't
make anv mistake, but remember the
name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Einghamton, N. Y.
START THE NEW
SEASON RIGHT
IT DOESN'T TAKE MUCH OUT OF
YOUR ENVELOPE TO BUY HERE
ly $1
That one dollar a week stands for good
clothes. It means that you are paying
for your clothes in the easiest and most
economical way. And at this store it
means that you get full value for your
money without a penny extra charge
for Credit. :
$1.00 a Week
Clothes the
Family
New Styles are ready
in Men's, Women's
and Children's Gar
ments, : : :
We Clothe You
From Head to Foot
209 Worth Try on Street
rCW USE FOR MARBLES.
A Method of "Calling Time" That Was
Unique and Useful.
Truly has it been said that time
flies swiftly by with lovers. Many in
cidents occur in cou'rsthips which are
amusing, but not many of them are
known. The writer once knew a matron
in a Virginia city, just across the North
Carolina line, who had a bevy of hand
some and winsome daughters. The
hospitable home wa3.,a rendezvous for
many love-sick swains. This good old
lady was the posses-or of a large and
well-tone;! boll, and every night in the
summer at 10:30 sharp, she would ap
pear on the up stairs porch and ring
the hell vigorously as a warning that by
10:45 the house was to be dark, and she
was always obeyed.
Yesterday a young pharmacist of
High Point, N. C, was a visitor in the
; city (which, by the way, he intends to
make his home in the near future).
and called upon one. of his young lady
; acquaintances here. He had good stay-
, nig qualities and was demonstrating
his ability in this line when the head
sof the house didn't like the looks of
the. face ot the clock. Rememberimr
at he had a big xlass marble in his
kct which he had taken from one of
the children that evening, he fished it
out ami silently went to the head of
the stairs loading to the parlor, and
started the marble on its 'downward
journey. To say that it was heard out
mildly expresses it. The gentleman
from the city of chairs, bureaus and
bedsteads donned his hat and top
coat and remarked, as he made his
final adieu, that he had heard lots of
different ways of "calling time," and
of .various games in which marbles
were used, but this one capped the
climax.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Mr. J. N.
Bell Sells Out and Mr. Rosen-
baum Will Move In.
J. N. Bell, who has been conduct
shoe and furnishing store at
Mr.
ing a
204 East Trade street has sold his
stock to W. II. Dellinger, of Uastonia,
and will go out of business.
Mr. Bell has not made any arrange
ments as yet as to what business he
will engage in, but is thinking of going
on the road as traveling salesman.
The store recently occupied by Mr.
cBH has been leased to Mr. Bonis Kos
enbaum, who will move his stock of
clothing from his West Trade street
store.
The store now occupied by Mr. Ros
enbaum will bo turned into a moving
picture show, and it is understood that
1st- li.inilonmoltr filtnil 111). Unliving
XL Will 1.; muiiiownivy iiwvv. . .
one of the finest places in the soutn.
Miss Lelia Young is entertaining the
members of the Cranford Book Club
this afternoon at the home of Mr and
'Mrs. W. R. Taliaferro, m nuuu
Cranford Book Club.
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LUMBERMEN MEET.
Haif cf Mills
Association
in North Carolina Pine
Closed Prices Improv-
ing.
By Associated Press.
Norfolk, Va., March 2C The. North
Carolina Pine Association, controlling
all the leading lumber mills in east
ern Virginia. Maryland, North and
South Carolina, met in annual session
here with an attendance 01 leading
lumber manufacturers and mill men
in the four states.
Reports showed more than one-half
of" the mills of the association closed
down as a result of the present condi
tions with normal output of lumber cut
in half. Prices, however, were report
ed better than in the last few months.
No
he is
man is a knave
found out.
or a fool until
"Her First Adventure"
and "The New Errand
at The Royal
Boy'
WANTED: 50 MEN AND WOMEN.
To Take Advantage of Special Offer
Made by R. H. Jordan & Co.
R. II. Jordan & Co. the enterprising
druggists are advertising today for fif
ty men and women to take advan
tage of the special half price offer they
are making on Dr. Howard's celebrat
ed specific for the cure of constipa
tion and dyspepsia, and get a fifty
cent package at half price, 25 cents.
So positive are they of the remark
able power of this specific to cure
these diseases, as well as sick head
aches and liver troubles, that they
agree to refund the money to any cus
tomer whom this medicine does not
quickly relieve and cure.
With Dr. Howard's specific at hand,
you can eat what you want and have,
no fear of ill consequences. It strength
ens the stomach, gives perfect diges
tion, regulates-the bowels, creates an
appetite, and makes life worth liv
ing. This 3.-3 an unusual opportunity to
obtain f0 doses of the best medicine
ever made for half its regular price,
with the personal guarantee of a well
known business firm to refund the
money if it does not give satisfaction.
If you cannot call at It. II. Jordan
& Co's store today send them 2 cents
by mail and they will send you a pack
age, promptly, charges paid.
R. II. Jordan & Co. have been ablo
to secure only a limited sunnly of
the specific, so great i; the demand,
aui .you snouid iiot delay taking ad-!
vain ago 01 tne inoral offer t
Lhey are
making this week.
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'8X NOtlCB fEvrbody
City taxpayers are requested to call jj a?'lSt"?lCl 1
at City Hall at once and settle, as j I BUT A COMPETITOR OP m I
April is the month to settle with city. Eg mm.. 1
and to advertise property for tax. If r!ie ra35cai -pa-l-j.c We j,
W. 15- TAYLUIl. C. T. C. I M Zh.vm of M
March 21st. 21-4t S3
for sale I GtaW(jJ
Handsome Five-Room Cottage wttfc
leception Hall, on lot 50x150.
Rents for $3.00 a week
PRICE $1,600
Half tLfOugh B. & L.
James A. Sm'th
NOTICE TO VOTERS
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF COUNTY TREASURER SUBJECT
TO THE ACTION OF THE DFIlvfO -
CRATIC PRIMARY.
JAMES V. STINSON.
Charlotte, March 11, 190S. 3-11
WE ARE A BLUE RIBBON WINN EH
when it cornea to supplying every
thing your horse wears. You certainly
ought to seo how thoroughly we are
equipped to supply your horse with
NW IIARNESO FOR THE NEW
YEAR-
Everything for his toilet, too. Curry
omhs, brushes, harness dressln&
blanketB. When you come to examine
you'll probably be surprised at the
uniform good quality of everything we
handle. You'll be still more surprised
at the extreme moderation of our
prices.
ARNOLD M. SHAW
No. 32 East Trade St.
We are headquarters for Wed
ding Invitations, Announce
ments, Reception and Ball Invi
tations, Embossed Stationery,
both Society and Commercial.
Sample on request.
Pound & Moore Co.
Commercial Stationers &. Office
Outfitters..
229 South Tryon Street.
'Phone No. 40.
awFur-Hides
Ship the above to
M. SABEL & SONS
Dealers in
HIDES, FUR, PELTS, WOOL
Louisville, Ky.
Established in
Reference: Any Bank in Louisville
Weekly Price List Issued Write for it.
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NEW
1908 STYLES
-OF
and
Harness
We have in our
largest stock of new
the Carolinas.
repository, the
style vehicles in
Quality, prices and terms are ric
J. W. Wadt orth's Sons' Co
Hiiui..M..j.I ,x r, lI,.I,,;..1.
qr r nio 1
Vehicles
if
IF YOU really want it a little
here will get it for you.
!
Whereby wc taa
$400.00 COLEMAN'
PI
ANO
under oiir Club p!an for'
$287.00
withic th-s reach of a
high.
grace, artistic ?l?Q0
Our Booklet "D'
"K3ins in detail.
upon repuc
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-13 North Troi! Si.
CHARLOTTE, - j
What does it mean!
That you can get a direct vision at
any angle you may look through, and
that the lenses can fit nearer the eye
lashes, the only practical lense.
Go to your Occulist and get your
prescription then bring it to me.
Manufacturing Opticians,
39 North Tryon St.
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FOR SALE
2 lots on N. Davidson St.
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1 house and lot 011 X. Tryon St.
1 house and lot on X. Graham, f
FOR RENT. I
Three 7-rooni house;; on
Church St., all modern
provemcuts.
202 S. Tryon St
That Bicycle you are thinking of buy
ing. We handle Buggy and Carriag
Tires.
Repairing a specialty.
Relay MTg Co.
231 South Tryon Strap
'Phone 1037. Hours 9 to 4.
DR. A. D. GLASCOCK,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate of the American Srh""!.
Kirksville, Mo. All acute and
chronic diseases success
fully treated.
Office No. 1 Carnegie Court. By the
Library.
Announcement
Dr. Newton Craig begs to aini'vin
that ho has opened offices at -v" - '
and 26 Piedmont Building for t i i r"-
tice of diseases of the Eye, Ear, X"-'-'
and Throat.
DR. JOHN R. IRWIN,
Office: r
21 South Tryon St. ;j
Woodall & Sheppard's.
'Phones:
H Office 69. Residence
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