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'' Single Copy 5 Cents, No. 73
covtlu cmirD to. ... '
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Chairman Clement ITo'jei He W12 be
Prnt at 1'r. - Doc;.ton'i Ap-
pwiipenti In CUnly and Eseirtiert.
ulr. Uayden dement, Mi airman 01
the congressional district eommittes
in the eighth sent the following:-letter
yesterday to Congressman Cowlee:
Hon. Charles H. Cowlcs, .,. . - , ;y,
Wilkesboro.'N. C. -
"Dear SirBelow yott will find a
list of Mr. R. L,Doughton's appoint
' ments in Stanly county. I understand
that you have expressed, yonraelf as
veil satisfied with the results of the
' Aint A iMtinoinn hofuroAri vnnftielf And
' JV1UH UlWiUCWWH .
Mr Douehton. and inasmuch as the
ioint discussions were free from polit-
. leal abase and bad feeling,, we are
very deainm of continuing it in the
rural dUtncts where the farmers can
have an opportunity to bea rit. We
therefore, invite you to he present and
divide time with Mr. Doughon a the
? We t'tal continue to send you a list
of appointments, in the hope that you
will find it convenient to meet . Mr.
. 1U11UWH1K V.kVCB., ' V . ...
Doughton t tome of thorn.' Mr.
Doughton will speak in Stanly county
at the following tunes and places:
Richfield. October 10th, at 2 p. m.
ber 10th, at 7:30 p.m. .
Porters, October 11th, at 11 a. m.
Eudy, October 11th, at 7:30 p. m.
Big Lick, October 12th, at 2 p. in.
Locust, October 12th, at 7:30 p. m,
Very truly yours, ; '",.,'ss
' TliA.VTW.V T.lil!MTiVNlT 4"Himri ' .
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' Clarence Eddy in Charlotte Tonight.
Charlotte Observer.' ', f;L- y
- Tha nAnnla. nf Onurlatto will have
' an oDDortunitv tonight to hear one
of the most famous organist,-of all
- time, when Mr. Clarence lEddy, the
greatest American organist declared
by European eiitics to be the peer
of any living musician, will appear
in recital, beingassisted by 'Mrs. T.
C. Guthrie, soprano, of thig city, an
artisff of decided talent and finish.
: That Mr. Eddy would be greeted by
- a capacity house of the representative
' people of Charlotte has been known
.for several days, so great bas been
' 'the interest tiilb.'iavratij-'t
,of the great demand for tickets, ar
rangements have been made for
accommodate the: audiencja Tnie
doors of the church will be thrown
open at 7 o'clock, an dthe recital will
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v. nrv mi iiiiiiiiLi v Ml. nil -. . . . . i. .-
Southbound to be Operated by Coast
" . Line. -
SaUsburv Post :- "
searing completion end running be
.. tween Winston-Salem and Wadesboro,
will be operated by the Atlantic Coast
. Line Company, which, together with
the Norfolk & Western, owns the road
jointly..'aH.;r1K-'; 1
The new diviaion will be from Wln-
- ston-Salem to Florence, S. C, the At
' lantie Coast 'Line having recently re-
- built the line, from Wadesboro -fo
, Florence for the purpose of making
a through line south. ,
- About 28 miles of the Southbound
are now open for the freight traffic
and the management hones to nut on
passenger trains during the month of
uecemoer next.
:vh '";'.Wek;r Prayer.'" ; y
The Woman's Home Mission and
Aid Society of Central Methodist
church invites - the women ' of the?
chnrch and city to meet with them in
the afternoon and evening session of
: the week of rrayer, October 3rd to
7th. The following will be the pro
grams ...
, Thursday, 4 o'clock ''The Ameri
can Crisis."
.Friday, 4 o'clock "Looking For-
. waro." . . , -
Saturday A Call to Prayer A.
? Omt Hour in the Home.
All fliA ..mAM V a I. 1 S I rt n
:K JUA Ml, Bl I4VVB 1f UV UCUI h . VHV
tral church.
Eend Us TIci or Trraa to Tour
Eoy or Ctxl at Cacl
Too can make no betior investment
than to have The Tribune or The
Times sent to your boy and f!rl while
T at icliooL ? will ond the Pally
fxlLnne e'rt months (when to to
rt ly mall) far only (2.C3, or The
- TLr" twice a weck f jr e'it montha
for (1X3, Cabsribe now and lot the
paper be started to them at one ;
A series of revival eervicea is in
progress at the Methodist iProtestant
church. Rev. Clitis. J. Edwards, of
liberty, is conducting the services.
: Rev. D. lA. Braewell ig also assisting
. . in the services. U ne servlcea are
: growing in interest. There are ser
vices at -2:30. and 7:30 p. ra. through
,, this week. , .
llr. J. B. : Mercer, of the firm of
' I lworEvang . Co oil T.'-tl. rto",
is hone today on business connected
with the estate of the late Dr. 7. IL
Lilly.
is. jlacz clcsis
Large Number of Conversions Batck
i .of Interesting News. '
Rev. Wm. Black closed his meeting
here Sunday night. This was in ev
ery way the greatest meeting ever
held here. The large auditorium in
the YJ.CA. was full to the over-
Lflowing every night and at the last
three service g the , auditorium was
packed.. A large number were turned
away on Sunday night. The crowds
were quiet and attentive. Mr. Black
rained their close, attention from the
start and kept it until the last meet
ing.". Mr. Andrew Burr, who led the
singing; rendered very. Valuable .aid,
as he succeeded in getting not only
large ehoir to sine, but the entire
congregation joined in also, making
exceptionally fine music which was a
great. fcelp to the preacher. There
were
a large number of conversions
and quite a number of accessions to
the church, including number who
joined the other churches here, be
sides there was a general awakening
among the Christians of the comma
mty. All were sorry to see Mr. iSiacK
and Mr. Burr - leave. They go to
Broadway, Moore county, next,' bua
went to their home in Charlotte Mon
day to spend a few days with' their
families . before going to the new
field. .V: ' - k''" '
i Key. W.. B. Shmn conducted, a se
ries of meetings at Shiloh last week
and was assisted "by Rev. A. L. Ay
cock.' of Reidsville. '
Rev. W. T. Talbirt had a number of
his children and grandchildren ' to
visit him Saturday, some of them re
maining' until Monday. : Mrs. Molsie
Litaker'and two children,-and Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Faggart and two chil
dren, all from the county a few miles
south of Concord, were among his
visitors and IMr. W, W. Talbirt, of
Albemarle, who came over Saturday
to join bis wife, who bad been here
about a week. ,Both of them returned
home Monday,
(Mrs. J. P. Stack, of MoAdeiuville.
returned home Tuesday after several
days visit to her son, Mr. J. J. Stack,
here.
4 The Odd Fellows of KannapolW will
give a minstrel show in the Y; M. C.
A auditorium- Saturday night by lo-
:psttcl''jBr-tuey,'Tia-ve given
entertainments before and have es
tablished a reputation here, they no
doubt will have a large audience,
Rev. T. B. Anderson has Dr. Rich
ards, of Davidson, conducting a meet
in? for him at Bethpage , this week.
Some Kannapolis people are attend
ing pmi of the time.
The Passion Play "was the at
traction at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday
night.
The two-year-old son of Mr. Ernest
Overcat-h died Monday 'of. a stomach
trouble, with which - it had suffered
several months. The remains of the
little one were laid to rest in the Kan
napolis cemetery." '''-
Rev. Dr J. C. Rowe, presiding elder.
of ; the Salisbury district, will, hold
the iour'a quarterly conference of
the Kamapolis circuit ha.a Satur
day at 11 a.'m. . ; ,
Rev. W. B. Shinn has organized a
Ladies Aid Society here. (Mrs. W. B."
'Shinn was elected president; Mrs. W,
C, Sides, vice president, and iMiss Lu-
la ilorn buckle, secretary and treas
urer. The society has decided to
have a spelling bee Saturday night,
October 15 th, and the contestants will
be the ladies against the men. - The
Blue Back speller, will be used. Much
interest will be taken in the- contest
but the ladies always come out best.
The remains of the unknown man
who -was killed on the Southern Bail-way-
near Cook's crossing last night
by train No. 43, was brought bere to
'Patterson-Young ' - IMeroantile; ; Co's.
who do an -undertaking business and
prepared for burial and was still un-
T 1 j ' rt i .1 ; . .
lueniuuea vma. evening, wnen is was
interred in the Kannapolis cemetery.
Many. people called to see the remains
before the burial, but no one was abl
to positively, recognize the deceased.
. Kannapolis, October 5th, 1910. .
Death of Lira. L. fi. Bon at lit.
- , v Jv Pleasant. -
Mrs. Clara Rose, widow of the late
Dr. L. R. - Rose, died yesterday kt
2:30 o'clock, after a protracted ill
ness of a year or more. Mrs, Rose's
maiden name was Rldenhour, daugh
ter of rhilip Ridenhonr. She leaves
four brothers, Messrs. Caleb, Julius
and iHarter Kidieinhouri" of .HjHsen
heimer's Springs, and Ed Ridenhonr,
01 New London, and one daughter,
Mrs. W. J. Moose, of this place. The
deceased was sixty-nine years of age
on August 30th. Burial service will
be held this morning at 11 o'clock,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. P.
'Miller, and the remains will be in
terred in the Lutheran cemetrey. Mrs.
Rose has for many years been a con
sistent member of the Lutheran
church." " '- ' .
Mt.- Pleasant, October 6th, 1910.
(Mr. J. W; Cannon, who bas lieem
spending several weckrin New York
on business, will return horns tomor
Soma of the People Cars and ELs
. where Who Coma and Go.
(Mr. A..B. Pounds is spending the
day in Charlotte.
Dr. W. C. Houston is spending the
day in Monroe. r
Prof. S. A. Wolff is spending the
day in LowelL
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barnhardt are
spending the "Bay in Charlotte.: ; -
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Yorke are spend.
ing the afternoon in Salisbury. . .
Mr. J. A. Cannon is spending the
day in High Point on business. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox left last
night for South Carolina to visit rela
tives. ; ; '? . . ' :' v.' ' "
Miss Mary Miller, of Salisbury, will
arive this af tenoon to visit Miss Jan
nette Lenta, . ; - '
Mr. T. C. Newma will go' to Char
lotte this afternoon to bear Clarence
Eddy, the great organist.-
Mrs: Kate F. Noell and Mr. Gal
loway Ross bays arrived to spend the
winter with (Mrs. P. B. Means,
Mrs. H. W. Fryling and son Law
rence, left today for Knoxville to at
tend the Appalachian Exposition.
Mrs. F. V. Barrier, who was visit
ing here for several days, returned
Wednesday to her borne in Salisbury.
Messrs. B. L. Umberger and Jack
son Stroud left this Worning for the
Knoxville Exposition. ;.n )r! ,
Mr. R. P. Benson will go to Char
lotte this afternoon to bear Clarence
Eddy, the famous organist, tonight.
Mr. Oalloway Ross, who bas been
spending the summer at Piedmont
Springs, is visiting his. mother. Mrs.
r. id. means.
Mrs. D. B. Parish returned Tuesday
morning from-the Primitive Baptist
Association which was held with Lib
erty church, three miles south of Mon
roe, N. C. :SH V -i::'': ' ''
;: Mrs. Charles Essjerday, (and twq
daughters, little Misses Elizabeth and
Kay, : who , have been "visiting Mrs,
Eaterday's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Brown, will leave tomorrow for
their borne in Norfolk, : Va.
Bitutehe Browit 'will accompany -them
and spend jsereral , weeks fufffor-
folk and Baltimore.
' Mrs. J. T. Bennett, of High Point,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jink and daugh
ter, Misseg Leona Bennett and Ger
trude Dooley, of Charlotte, who at
tended ' the Bennett-WineooJf , mar-
riage, all . left for Charlotte on No.
35 last night. Miss Pink Richardson
and Miss Barber returned to High
Point last mgbt.-
Fayssoux,' the psychic marvel, twbo
comes to the opera house for ail en
gagement of three nights 'eommeacing
October 13th, will give the famous
blindfold behind a span of spirited
horses through the streets of the
heity.rHe "Will undertake to carry
committee of well known cStinms to
the secret place where they bare pre
viously concealed some small object
and to uncover the bidden to the
gaze of the men conducting the test
of his wonderful powers. FayBSonx
bas never been known to fail in the
quest ' f ----
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EJTVOLUTIOX DT POSTUOAL.
King Manuel Put to Bout Ij the Est-
. s, - orotlonista. -Dispatcbet
from Lisbon say that
King Manuel was deposed from the
tbrone of Portugal Tuesday night by
a great zone of revolutionista. The
whereabouts of the King is unknown
and it i feared be has been killed.
' According to late reports the rev
olutionists are in' complete, control of
the gvernment. ' ' '
King Manuel, "with the Queen
Mother Ameke and bU grandmother,
the Queen Dowager IMana rla, bas
taken refuge at Mafra, 23 miles from
Lisbon. ' : ' : - .;
The outburst of revolution which
large part of Europe bas been ex
pecting for several weeks, haa broken
out, not in Spain, where it was most
expected, but in Portugal. The small.
er etjintry seems less ripe for the out
break on an extensive plan than was
Spain, but Portugal is undermined
with anarchism even more than bpain
and the whole nation has long been
at unrest over the clerical question on
he one band and on the other lack
of affection, even respect, f or the
young King.
It was remarked by everybody when
King Manuel rode in the funeral pro
cession of King Edward VII, that be
looked inexpressibly miserable, even
terrified. He has never for an instant
been permitted to' forget the terrible
tragedy of Feb. 1, 1908, when his fa
ther, King Carlos .and hie elder broth
er were assassinated and be himself
nearly suffered their fate.
The capital is now completely in
the hands of the , Republicans who
have formed a provisional govern
ment with Theophile -Braga as pres
ident. A new national flag of red and
green is flying over all the public
buildings, including the Town Hall.
(The marvellous iFayssoux, f bp
youthful psychic wonder, who has
upset the ancient theories of the old
time hypnotists and mind readers and
whose demostrataons have oeen se
cured for an engagement of , three
nights, October 13, 14 and 15. His
performances are wholly different
from the exhibitions heretofore given
in America by any bypnotist. - '
Cotton is bringing. 13.H0 today
Hp' some ' more; ;- ' v
Gladness comes with a better under
standing of the transient nature of the
many physical ills which vanish be
fore proper efforts 'gentle efforts
pleasant efforts rightly directed and
assisted by the pleasant laxative rem
edy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
I: Its beneficial effects are due to the
fact that it Is the one remedy which
promotes internal cleanliness without
debilitating the organs on which It
acts. To get Its beneficial effects al
ways buy the genuine manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD.
, Charlotte. N. C May 14. 1910.
Change of schedulo SEABOARD
AIR LTNE, effective noon Sunday
May 15. Westbound trains leave Char
lotte as follows, daily: ; ,
v No. 133, daily, 9:50 a. m.
' No. 47, daily, 4:45 p. m.
Eastbound, daily: . v '
i No. 40, daily, 40 a. m.
No. 44, daily, 5:00 a. m.
yNo. l32,daiiy,7:00J). m. -
. Trains arrive in Charlotte as
fol
lows from the east: 1 i v
No. 133, 9:50 a, m.
No. 45, 12:01 noon. . v ,
No. 39, 10 :50 p. tn. '
Arive from the west: ,
, No. 46, 10:30 a. m. '. "
No. 132, 7:00 p. m. -'
JAMES KER. J&,
1 xo E'artioiilaxlr 3Dor
this bank which endcaYoru ai
all times to learn the needs of the Farmer,
Merchant, Firm, Corporation and Individual
Depositor and meet them in a helpful manner.
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' ' , STATE XEWS.
There wer shipped out of Alexan
der county during September 227,417
pounds of dried fruit, 20,344 pounds
01. Kivcn - ppis iliji pounos i I
. m . , . . . -v 1 m l
peach seed, 14,213 pounds of chickens,
,oou ooeen 01 eggs, pouniu oijery nation except China.
nailer, six ear ioaos 01 uo oarx,
soKd ears of hardwood.
The Charlotte Cotton Mills property
which includes about eight acres of
land situated on North Graham street.
was sold at public auction Tuesday.
The part of the plot lying west of the
rauroaa was 01a in oy Air. 1. ti.
Stewart for $10,975. ' The Southern
Real Estate, Loan and Trust Com
pany bid in the rest of the property
containing the buddings for f53,0OQ.
A strange relationship exists be
tween the city of Charlotte and Meck
lenburg county. The Observer says
there is a sentiment in favor of a
change in methods of distribution of
taxes in the eity and is developing
among leaders in affairs of the county.
The eity is suffering because it fails
to get a just and equitable proportion
of money derived from taxation and
the only hope of future development
bee in some change along this line.
Following the announcement, of
Charles U. Harris that he will not
make the race for the State Senate
from Wake county on the indepen
dent Democratic ticket there cornea
the declaration from. J. W. Blalock
that he declines the nomination for
the lower house given him in the in
dipendent mass meeting Saturday.
He says "he ia a regular Democrat,
that he voted in the primaries and
proposed to abide by its results. ,
Mr. ' E. J. Justice, ex-Speaker of
the House of Representatives, is bill
ed for a speech in Greensboro on the
evening of October 1L As soon as
it was learned that Mr. Justice would
speak under the auspices of the Dem
ocratic executive committee, Mr. E.
u. enermii, cnairman 01 tne county
committee, sent a formal challenge to
United States District Attorney. A
E. Bolton to be present and divide
time.
Miss Clara Russell, of Richmond,
Va., will ; arrive tonight v to ;- visit
fnendg in the city.
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EL L
GETE2AL SZW8.
This coun! -'-"-a.-y
many ana Jpu t.
even than England and Tranw-J
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Peltier, but in um matter of a
chant marine w are below nearly ev-
. In Aiken county, S. C? a $20,000
damage suit against a railroad was -thrown
out of eourt because it was
shown that the victim of the 'acci
dent had trespassed on the company's "
right of way in the face of posted
warnings. . . j
' Contrary to the wishes of Clarence .
J. Shearn, one of W. ft. Hearst's
chief lieutenants., the Independence
York Wednesday voted . to put a
straight ticket in the field and not
to endorse the Republican ticket as
had been proposed. . The vote was
212 in favor of a straight, as aginst
34 for an endorsement of the Repub
licans. '
Senator FJutti to Deliver Address at
Elk Memorial Meeting Eiere. .
Senator Whitehead Klutts, of Satis-'
bury, bas accepted an invitation to de
liver the address at the memorial
exercises of the Concord Lodge of
Elks, December 4th. The memorial
exercises that are held by the Elks
the nrst bunday in December is an
annual event of unusual interest not
only to the members of the Lodge but
tne puDiie generally, senator ruuttz
is one of the State's most brilliant
young men, an orator, of national
reputation, and his coming bere will
add deper interest in the memorial
exercises this year.
Better than Spanking. - '
Spanking does not euro children of
bed wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for ths trouble.' Mrs. M. Sum
mers, Box W, Notre. Dame, Ind., will
send free to any mother her success
ful home treatment, with full instruc
tions. Send no money, but write her
today if your children trouble yon in
this way. Don't blame the child, the
ehaices are that it can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
ople troubled with urine difficulties
iy day or night." -
us pleasure to