AFBCCTTD.
A ' ? Ta&j from On Went Xnia
. v ' y distressing story -:r. f. -rn
7 3 " ist, a .C ilias -on, of
s, wai a pupil at the Due West
...:! Academy last year. "SV"fc.en the
--n was drawing to a close, nr father
. .e hr to meet him In Nashville, at
.. .h ari 1 eucb a hotel, at sues, and such
a lime. She left Due West after com.
i.iencement for Naahvtfla. When she got
i here the found that sne- was ahead of
time, and that her father umot ar
rived. She thought she had mode a mis
take la the hotel, and atarted out to
Irmlr film at nthfr boiels ' Not Cud.
- fas tem.iiim w
tad first stopped at. There a gentleman
met her who told her that he had. sees
her father at snca and auca m hotel,
and 'that Jf she would go with him. he
would Jake her directly to her father.
That was the last seen or heard of her.
Her father -came 13 hoars later, eit
pectin g of course, to jBnd We daughter
awaiting aim at the hotel. He was told
of her.haTlng bees there, of her hunt
for Hv and of her tearing the hotel
with a. strange man.. - . "
The f Oi-servers ' - Inforaisnat , - had
daughters at Xae West College, who
: tag has been heard of her. -s ? - v
txacveks jaasocianox ; ronmra,
A CosuBittM Bj-Lmw ApaefetesH Also
' n the special Tas Kloettea. .
- The "teachers of the county, in ac
cordance with the oall of Prof. Gray, of
the boasd of eountjr education, met
yesterday . noon in the court heuse to
.form a teachers association. - r. --
There wer IS teachers present.-, AtV
ter the meeting was called order,
disease! on on county educational mat-
iers was mouigea in, severa miereeung
: talks being made in reference to attr-
- ring the. people tip to great-activity
along the educational line. A committee
composed of the following was ap-
. pointed to draft by-laws: . H. K. Re4d,
- J. PS. Reld and Thoa. A. Sharpen
A oomraittM consisting- of J. Watt
HeoQ, James Jteid, Thomas A, Sharpe,
. CL E. Bot and It. H. McAllister, was
appointed to canvass the county in the
. Interest of the special school-tax elec
tion to be held oa the 10th f -August.
- wheo'Meeklenbnrg will decide whether
or not ttw tax will be levied, k ?. -
The-association adjourned to meet
- next -Saturday at the city nail at U
. o'clock. AH teachers in the county are
--cordially Invited. - -..'.. -vV ;-;
Gray wui organise an asaoda-
f-Colored teachers later. If they
;j- Barry Kmi oa Trial.
' The ease of Mark Dintenf ass Ts.Harry
. Knox,, for an assault with a deadly
weapon, was taken up In the Criminal
Court yesterday afternoon. Mr J. I.
McCall apenrpd for. Knox. Solicitor
' Webb Is assisted by Mr. E. T. Canal er.
The evidence. was concluded yesterday
eftemoon and the argument will begin
'to-morrow,
Knox, Itwlll be remembered, entered
Dintenfass barber shop, in the early
spring and' shot at him. The ball miss
ed its mark, the two men grappled, and
Watenlaas succeeded in getting the pis
- tot out of the. hands of his assailant,
end "struck him in the head with It.
Knox -was drinking at the time. He
bad -been in ZMntenfass employ.
S ' ' .
f" 1 Paige's Players. :-"
Beats were placed on sale yesterday
for the opening, night's performance of
Paige's playera am Manager Nmt had
the pleasure and satisfaction of seeing
many men of many minds, and yet In
this matter of one mind step up and
purchase seats. Emma Myrkte Is attraction-enough
in herself, but "there
are others" this time who will appeal
to the crowd but little less than the fas
cinating little star.
. . .The company .arrives to-night, and
will : fill a week's engagement in the
- opera house.
A Chicken Xttapnte and a KeJeeteA Can-
A -correspondent writes the Observer
from Eds moor, 8. C, telling it of a
; chicken dispute which was pulled off
on the 24th near Mount Holly Metho
dist; church. He gives the names of
1 4,bi eports" who. he says, were present
from Lancaster, Chester,. Rock Hill and
. Charlotte-but tails to give his own
name and so his communication goes
to the the waste-basket under the un-
-ehaogahle. rule which the wayfaring
- man. .though a fool, can read any day
in the week, except Monday, at the top
; of the editorial page of this paper.
" f fJeTeteransBaek.. ';. .
- The Veterans, like the Hornets, got in
. from NashvlHe before expected. The
former were not looked for until last
. Bight. They roiled in yesterday morn
ing. Each and every one of them was
delighted with the trip. As to what they
did "One of the Party" tells elsewhere.
Veteran W. B, Taylor says the Nash
ville exposition 'is much bigger ' than
the Atlanta exposition; and that Nash
Atlle is bigger than' Atlanta any way.
' - i .,'C3? IKpwortlt Chapel. , .
' - The "Five Little Preachers" will be at
Ep worth church on North Graham
street this evening at Sunday school.
Hour fcSO p. m. All invited. -
Some more of that excellent ice eream
I ke that served last Monday- night will
served to-morrow night at Vance
- ark for the .benefit of Epworth Metho
ist. chapeLMuslo by the band, Mon-
ar night berng regular band night. ;
The Hew iTaertaker?.-:-':
MeKSrs. McConneil A Cornf ichari
- te"s -new undertakers, who have ea
i iahed themselvea in the Hunt btura
l - on North Tryoa street, have beau-
csrfedrtheJr window very mutfe by the
; 'dltion-of palms and other'-; plants.
imyfs BomieiBtn! -nave a nrsccfasS'- es
tS' ashmen t. &b ! trfttintr Kjlr 1um
of the trader. Air, ItleConneU and Dr.
: li-ves are .old triarHm.- . . i. . . -i '-
It was mentioned -In yesterday's Ob--server,
that the cty has borrowed tSO.-
In EaJtlmorft '- -TTia In. n mrmm
tiateo at b per cent, ft is not very often
;that- money borrowed by Southern
- of Interest and that this toes was ne
gotiated without dlfoculty at this rate
ir Is proof of Charlotte's deservedly exoefc.
lent credit., j . , --M:-
- ! -:'r:..veieyedaejlvea,:ar
' Ch i3ren Efey -services wm be. held
t3-tught at. 8. 30 O'clock at the Metho
c t,t - Episcopal r church, ' colored. on
outh. Graham street. Rev X Wr Da-
"i ta pastor..The Young Remblkr will
' e rendered, and taken part in by near
- . - all of the children of the Sunday
.oou .
- Have Tee Made Tear Tax statmres?
The limit of time of makins' and tak-
1 tig tax returns expiree oa the hK.lv The
rush In the lister's oflice yesterday was
the greatest - of 'any day, since the
books, were opened. Over- Stie returns
were made. Uj to date 2,eoe have been
maae. xnera a re about. 3,809 taxable
I ersona in the township. ,' .'-.
the returned' nasslohary. la the First
"ard an interesting talk on China; her
i.imuuiauua, m iw rrencn la a pteaa-
svouof, so aigntneu ana re
i in manner that not even the Oen
tl Assembly could object- to. her
,-eakmg la public t -
BsmisrKaf faytagv"
The Fea board's cheap Saturday rate
from here - Wilmington ts paying
r bjohk. rnaay nignt S3 tickets to
ticket Oltit -:TMV , MarfW .hi nkw
have been sold every Saturday night
ri wm poi on in is season.
V'-.iewja.Jt'fcChaw. 'K-
The A. R. P. 's are to build a new
church at Rock HiO, 8. C Mr .j. Y. Or
iers, of this city has the contract. He
nd force leave - in the moraing- for
oca nm, and brick laying will begin
a soon as they go there. The building
i to cost between SS.OuO and tT.twe. ,
.r", WIU Locate la Jiew Vers. ' .7.
Dr. Albert Vlltson boa another week
f f pleasure and leisure ahead of him.
" i v-ir he K-aves for New York, to beetnJ
1. a career as a physician.- He baa the
elements of success, and his friends
aere expect nathina- less from him.
S -
TU AV 1.3 U 19 BIWOU AC!
'present t-m of court Is a spe-
J-: XJB-'-r - ii:e neif l iw the
ling a t "-i i---t- u0
nd the v .,;:. . ?.
eld pays t.. i. - -.-
Wagon I
T"?ie Sunday achor.:
't churc-h wui
Superinter
THE TICTOB BflLX LOSES.
Tee Jery Decided Agmtmmt tba Will Yr
diet Beadered at S 0Cleek Xase Kvealag.
The famous case of the State vs. the
Victor Mill, known In court house par
lance as the "micro he case," was con
cluded yesterday afternoon, , . .
- The verdict was "frailty." .
' CoL H. CU Jones, for the prosecution,
etnwd the ararument. 1 tie case was
fTiven to tl.e Jury about 6 o'clock. After
ftetoy out aooui an nuur lav juij
for information . on - the point as to
whether the miO was liable if it was
not the soie cause of the .sickness or
only tributary thereto.-- .
The Judge stated that if the pond con
tributed enough to generate sickness,
the company would be liable; He furth
er stated that if the iurv agreed by is
o'clock, he - would receive tne verdict;
otherwise the verdict sronld Q over
until Mondays. i-r i-W -n '
At 1:3 the sheriff was notified that
the Jury was ready te return its verdict.
Number of people wanteu to hear the
verdict, a the caae has been one of un
Bsual Interest, owing to the nature of
the action, and the able counsel em
ployed on both sides. As soon as. the
verdict, was rendered i?coonsel - for de
fense lodged a. motion for a new- trial.
If this is over-ruled, an appeal will be
taken.-?-?-; it. a -r --. ' f :
Jndre Sattoaremarked yeeteraay mat
that this had. been remarkable for the
signal and. distinguished ability of -the
lawyers on both sides. - "It was a battle
of giants." said he. "The ease was con
ducted oa a lofty plane of professional
ethics." , -
Tba case waa. begun Monday arter
noon. The evidence was in by Thurs-
day afternoon. -when the argument be
gan, it continued two oars ana av aau.
j as -AiirT-iT-Htwr uat,
reeple Sttr If the Air Deesat-Here Svt-
Lieutenant Win Sbipp and family are
to New Torfc They go West later in the
summer. - -;; - Zz ' '
Miaa. Ella ' MCAden . ten. yesterday
morning for Columbia, S. C, to visit
school frienda - - - - . - --f-?:--. "
Miaa HatUe Mowbray arnvea rrom
Anderson, & C, last night, and is vis
iting Mrs. H, H. Orr. ;- .-- v
Miss Lacy MCAoen return ea to sao-
Aden viQe yesterday noon. - - '
Mrs. s. a, Massey. or unester o. u
is at. Mr. W; M. Vandever'a.
Mrs. M. J. Zrake- who baa been liv
ing at Mr. W. R. Jones: for several
months, has ret urn ea to junevuie to
Hvew. : :'-.-' " "'f
Mrs. R. W. newen. I Koes; hhl .
C - ia visittnir at CapL R. K. vochranCs-f
la the party yesterday which, left for
the Seashore Hotel. --
A
Miaa Pattie SUnson is to go to Cali
fornia, with the Christian Endeavor
oarty. On her return she will stop on a
ranch in Colorado for some time.
Mr. E. IX Latta, and son. Mr.. is-
bett Latta, went to the beach yester
day morning. -. s ';
Mr. Bryan overcasn goes to Winston
this week after bis family, who are at
Dr. Creasys. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph wearn ana son
are spending a week at Taylorsville. -
' Mr. uuncan Mcuonaia arnvea name
yesterday from Lynchburg. He leaves
with the Charlotte party for California
to-morrow night- -
Mr. G. W. Pitcher went to Blowing
Rock yesterday.
Dr. John K- irwln laniuy go to tne
country this week for the summer 4
Mrs. S. M- Howell and Miss Nina
Howell, will return from- Columbia. 8.
C.. Tuesday. They have been visiting
Mrs. Jasper Miller.
Secretary Manan. or tne I. M. A
is off to the mountains.
Mr. Carmiehaei, of Wilmington, is
with. Mr. W. R. Taliaferro for a few
day a j
Mr. w. fs. cianton got oaca . irom
Washington yesterday. He didn't bring
a mint with turn. However.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ed Durham and son
returned, from Henrietta last night.
Mrs. B. 8. Davis and son, who have
been spending a week at Mr. J. Watt
Kirkpatrtclc a, in Sharon, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Alfreds IS all went to cnester, b.
C., yesterday on a visit.
Mr. K. L. jsngie, manager oi cne
Singer office, is back from Salisbury,
Miss Addle Houston, of - Hopeweu.
who has been at school in Ashevlile,
returned Friday night, - and went on
home yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. W. Stagg and children, and
Misses Fannie Stagg and Maria Jones,
of Richmond, leave Tuesday for Blow
ing Rock. t
Mr. - A. L. Strauss, representing
Straus, Gunst it Co., the "Old Henry
Rye" people. Is at-the Central.
Miss Julia Stinson Is back rrom a
visit to Davidson.
Mlrs Lottie Linton is at Moreheid.
She win be absent several weeks.
Miss Mattie May Faucette. it Dur
ham, the guest of Miss Bessie Banders,
returns home to-morrow.
Mrs. W. B. Taylor goes to Kock Mill,
S. C, this week on a visit. .
Mr. Lester Keerans went to Cleve
land Springs yesterday.
Mr. C. A. Dixon came in yesterday
from a business trip South.
Miss Matilda Folly, of Aberdeen, who
has been visiting Miss Mallonee, has
gone to Mount Holly on a visit.
Rev. J. u uavts. or tne trpracopai
church of Concord, who has been the
guest of Mrs. W. is. Holt, returned
home yesterday.
Mr. J. k. xayior ana iamiiyr or
Greenville. Ohio, came last . evening.
stopped at the Buford, and leave this
morning for the Seashore Hotel. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Leslie and daugh
ter are - spending to-day in Concord.
Tbey went over .yesterday.- ?
Misses Came May ano Netue uoca-
ery leave for Mangum Tuesday.
PmBytarian Barrtoes.tsi Smith Charlotta.
The South Charlotte Presbyterian
wQl have-service Uus afternoon a 5
o'clock in the sradea, school chapeL
Rev. Mr. XKn-ritee preachins. The pub
lio cordially invited. Mr. Dorritee has
rented Long's hall, in OHworth.- where
a Sunday -school la to be- estahllshea.
and held every Sunday.
Mr. Dorrttee has been active during
the past week tn visitlnff resbytertana
in Houtn unariott-e. ae? tmnas tne
prospects for the work there are most
encouraging. -1 i; : ' - Wr- ' . r
1 Trr lowt KMko4bt.
Trron street Methodist church:
Men' prayer -meeting at 8:30 a. m;
pTgwnmg &v u , sir. mm o.m h . , iy
the pastor, Rev. Vf. W. Bays. Sunday
school at 4. p. m. Class meeting Moa-
. .. ..... .'V... , ..... ..
1-1 . O.M . . V-
- Oeath .fan. BeUaad , i
' Mrs. Frank Holland, wife of the well-
known engineer, died Thursday at her
home In Columbia. S. C. Deceased was
known In this city, having vtsitea here
at different times. .. , - -
cj OPERA HOUSE,
W F0UR HI8HTS - CSLY.
commencing: Monday, June 28.
Paige's Players-
And ; tb Dainty little Comeoiennv
EMMA. MYRKLE.
vs.nnHagon 10, 20 and SO oenU
Seats on sale at Jordan's Draff Store
- " Without Extra Charge
J a!"
Jr
It is a great satisfaction to oa and of
large benefit to our many customer to
know that we stand in a positioa not
only to make prices in competition with
Charlotte, but also with Jarge citiee, as
New York, Baiamore and Richmond
oa goods in our line, such as Bagging
and - Ties. . " Sugar, Molaseea.7 Cakes,
Crackers, afatchee, Candies, JBaking
Powder, etc. " - .- -
U.J5.t,WEHC:.:CERYCC-?ArtY.
47 and 49 Sa College St. .
PHONE 191.,
. The Elltery of Keckleabar g.
Readers of the Observer were appris
ed, montns aso. of the formulation of a
plan for a mistorv of MfOcieno'ur coun
ty. Mr. IX A. TomrKias, it wu be re
membered, made himseif respor:;bie
for it and a committee of three was s -
pointed to take the matter la ) : 1
This -committee choce Prof. J. A. Liv
ens, editor, end it wul interest the pub
lic to tuow that this gentleman has pa
tiently gathered all of nia materials to
gether and has just, now , begun - the
writing.- i , . .--
ereate satjsfactory sales these daya We
never came nennona vaiuea. 3 auu
Vrmw what these imoda were selling- tor;
look t the reduction now; good must
he gotten out of the way.
IpfTtsfefsri TtssV Msti:
m and 15e . wah Goods for 9c yard.
25c grade rOJt Bows tat lOo. each.
SHo. Linen and Silk Batiste fT9c yarX
35s striped Silk Batista for SSe. yard. -?.?5
8Uk and 1 ail nwmr tar 1.25 yard.
3 50 all over Ecru Laos for 1,75 yard, . ;
We will continue this week to ".":-
UAKE SKIRTS FREE OF CHARS E,
but only of Woolen Zraas Goods.
Just Arrived.
Sash BiSiteL
'Taffeta Moire, at 21, 25 and S9o.
Wliits PIqua ;;0
at t9. 8S.85, SS and 88o. yafdT i
Hosier?; .
Black, with colored embroidered
instep; also black boot with high
colored tops; prim 3kx s pair, ,: .
Ton are not likely to better our prioes
even at a'fiie sale or any other sale. We
offer fresh stocks at all times.
Joe Baroch & Co.
OPPOSITE CTTT -KAT.U ":
r
Thinking About It?
THINK OF
In connection with the trip. There's
lots of little things you'll want before
your trunk is strapped and we want :
your trade. We'll make it to your in
terest to Invest with -us.-: Selling for
cash only gives us ground floor on
price to make ft j
INTENSELY INTERESTING
for you to have the cut price on sum-!
mermgs,
Featherweight Shields 15c pair. '
Black Drop Thread Hose 17c. pair;
three pair for SOc. I
Summer Corset; best In more ways
than? one for 65e, that's -made; ranks
along- with sac ana fx grades. i
444, the finest. 69c. Cornet known; then
there's R. G, jr. B P. N, etc all M
13 W. TRADE ST,
Kids
white.
Tea, excellent two-snap, 85c,
i-
Ladles' 2Sc.
each.
Bows 20c; others
Collars. Cuffs, Bibbons. Fans, Gauze
Vesta r
Silk Batlsts, cut price. SOc yard.
White Parasols 90c
1.200 yards 17 to J6c Tawna, etc, re
duced to lZVkc. i i
Ladles' Farnisbers and Kastlers.!
-' CASH TO ALL. I
Charlotte Commorcia! College
". Is the place to get a
business education. -
Get a catalogue at
Y. - M. - C. - A. - BUILDING.
"MRS. JOS PERSON'S REMEDY &S
A WONDEKTUL MEDICINE." I
Wlndsor, N. C. May 24, KL
Five years ago 1 was completely rua
down from general debility. Mv liver
didn't act. 1 had Indigestion,- was Just
as nervous as i couia oe ana was al
ways tired.- iThe least exertion would
bring" on shortness of breath, and; It
was a drag to me to keep up. A friend
or mine who Md been cured by using
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy,- told ma to
take tt; i bought - one-half dosen and
look It luat because I bad to take
sometaing. X suffered ' greatly -' fro or
wakezulness, would lay awake, often
the greater part of the night, unable to
sleep. When I waa on the second bot
tle i got so I could sleep, aad when 1
had finished the six bottles I waa. Weill
Indigestion cured, that shortness ! of
areata cured, and I (eel like another
person. Mrs. Joe -Person's Remedy is
a wonderful medicines. It did me' more
good than anrthins; I -ever -took tn my
life, v . MRS." T. W-. MORRIS. .'
t
There are Brare xoQee for
the dollar In an -
A'ETfJA; AT $75
than fat .anything in tha f --
;-ahapaofa bicycle that waa
T . 4 ever constructed. -'. 1
J. . Marsh ; Heizer .sells them.
- We doat claim to
have toe only wheel
built a some others
do, but we do claim
the best wheel made
at from $1S to $20
each leas than others
of - equal - quality.
Our sales prove is.
irar
tell the
tale:
1(MI00 Steams 60.00. - r
75.00 Dsiaiea 87 5d v
75.00 Busineas 37. 5a '
75.00 Waverliea 49.00.
Clippers 80.00 to 74. 00.
6U tw CrawfOrds 85.00.
w. r. DOWD.
yRciIiiGlicns
Going
Away
n - - i f
Alexander s Mandav Bans,
pnoee .
J ' :t ; Evcrythiiiij in tho Houbo is Offorcd Regardless of Cost. 7 ;
Somo torrifilc cuts aro made; lots of thorn half price. " We axe after the cash, and as T7o :must havo it,
to know' there. i3 only Qnb way to got it." " '7- - 7 : -y r';..: :. ;r; ; -
: All our 65 and . 75a shirt waists at 35a, all our 01, 0L25 and Q1.50 shirt waists at 75c.;; all our 02 50
to 0350 shirt; waists at 01 50. :Tablo linens same Vay ; in fact all goods will beofiered at prices far bo
low cost of manufacture. Our-salesof this nature have, always -been attractive; this one is to eclipse
them all. Prices
D.Iir Dafocfi
Catchflim! Cattlli
IaheardiBiusny sectioaMoftteconntry just now, trying to overtake the bur-
51 are and tooxderen. Soma of 4hcm manago for awhile to cover up their tracks,
'ho recent deeds committed .by this band Is shocking in the extreme, i If the
same power was nsed to catch this gang
;i3. : BBLK BROTHERS , 7
Use In cosi trolling the trade of this section, they would be easily overtaken. Dol
lars does the grand act for na Why these weak-kneed merchants, . panic man
nfactnrsrs and such like, tumble right in our net. Baying goods in this way at
about one-half what they cost to make, and with oar one short profit added and
stop, catches the folks gwine and a coming. - :;. . .. -; ;
KEY-NOTE
I
This is the secret of our success. Making
benefit of it; for instance, if we get an
to make, and we bay it for fifty cents,
cheap that joa wiU almost feel like it
Watch toe crowds any day in tne wees
tons. Just now we are creating a big
$ia00 snjts at from $6.50 to $10.50. Salts worth $9 60 to flu. 00 going at f40 to
SAOO. 14. &0 and 15.00 suits. 11.98 to 12.48. down as low as 11.48. Several hundred
pairs Jc(b raits, all go at the anuorm
2oc- We are everlastingly rawing tJ&in in toe snoe jnarset too. cnrning loose
thousands of taira of ladiea' Oxfords in tan, black, green or any other color at
about one-half the cost of making. Sow is the time to be "Shod, '' think of it,
$2.00 shoes being eold for $L50: $1.00 shoes 75c down ae low as 85a Whoever
heard of such a thing? "tJatch !Em," of couree we do. and you can't pull them
away either, after we.once use our "rabbit foot of low prices, ijadiee unaervees
3o ,8c and 10c worth 25c. Lawns, dimities, sUkonet crepoas, worth 10c, 12rc and
15c. an go en our 5c. counterthe talk of the town. Bibbons, 1,000 pieces just
in and going at one-half price. Sample line of gen ta' underwear worth anywhere
from $1.00 to $1 60, closing out at 60c, 8o- Butcher Shoe Counter opened to
morrow j $1.00 sad $1.23 shoes thrown on ic Come and. take your choice. We
are righf after yon. 8ojnst as well eomelong with the thoosanda who daily
make onf place eadejusrters,' r: r - r - '
BELIC BROTHERS.
-.1
Ch
pest Store on Earth. . 15 to 21 East Trade Street,
CHARLOTTE N. a - - v-'
Look over the list.
first class, and prices
Men's Suits at 6.90 and 9.90, reduced from much higher
- prices.
Men's Pants, several hundred pairs at exactly half price
Kn ox Straw Hats reduced to nearly half regular priceT
Sa: nple Straw Hats at 50c.; worth nearly double.
Sa nple Night Shirts, 50c., 75c; just about half prise.
Beys' Laundered Shirt Waists, 50c.; usual 1.00 quality.
Wilson Bros. 1.50 Negligee Shirts at 1.00k ' -Crash
and Linen Suits at greatly reduced prices.
Excellent quality double breasted Serge Coats at 3.75.
Excellent quality Serge Coats
- -"v Mail orders get
LESLIE &
FREEZING IN
MIT VEATIIER.
The wrong time of the
year for a drop in ice
cream freezers, but as we I
are overstocked in this line1
of goods," we are ; bound
VJ KCl I1U Ul L11C11U 111
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rirrtr trixhrtv .. thm nut'
fast, have made such cuts5 - -
as thisr The. celebrated t Bells. Lanterns and ail
v Vf Hue - niuuuidiii - - aic
selling for., ; : J
2 Qsartx Freszerj, $1.40
3 j.60
6 7- : 233
a "r .;:1-:; 3.03
The "Arctifi," another good
freezer, - but not J quite "sa
good as the "White Moun-
tain" are going fast from r
$L10to 2.50, 2qts. J5UL0; :
8 qts. $2J50l- Much cheap-f
er to freeze your own cream j
and at the above low -figures
everybody can have,
their own freezer.' ' ; vr J
am i kyle,
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, HOUSB-
FtrEjnsmxGs, etc
J. E. DUVAU
Ectrical r- "(vht and Contractor, Of-
t-.-e la I- '--.t i" )' I-. N". Tryon St.,
C. -iXI-. t.O'i i ..i N. C
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tnat will as Sound
D.
that - .
a ten strike and giving the masses the
article of merchandise that cost a dollar
we let it go at a very small margin. -So
was a gift We sre here to do yon good.
ana yon writ see uaa maaing wieir way
stir in Clothing circlee by selling $12. 50 to
price ox owe jooys pants ec,; ooys suiwi
The goods are seasonable and
are. way below value.
and Vests at 3.75.
best attention. : .
ROGERS.
Ramblers $80.
They Lead the Crowd.
;You Save $20.00.
T-hey run lighter than any
wheel on earth. '
Second hand wheels as-low
Bi
cycle Jewelry.;
Star- tali " Harness -1 Co.
; A Freeh Sopply of Nobby Fob
, - -. -
for OenU. Stylish aad decid-
'e edly tbe thing for a gentleman's :r
w-.Wteh.;;. ; A naraling . Una of '
Ladies' Card Cases and Ladies' -f
Belt. , AH the ladies in town ' "
- can ba pleased -at our store ia .-:
our hew rnpply of Novaltka, -Pricea
to suit the hot weather.
Ctiribaldi 6.Druns,
Reming Ramseur, -
CIVIL, ENGINEER
23 a Tryoa St . Charlotte. I. C.
The conatruction and EaaiLtacee cf
.,c j-ren fr-t I -a-
m'CatchHii!
U. l v., w J I Li l titl
you,
II. Oarucli
Grandest Opportunity Ever
Rac (ei Store,
' We have thrown out to the ettlsens of Charlotte and vicinity hundreds of
barsalna, thlnss of matchless value and we are proud of our ability to have
dona so; but during all the history of the RS.CKET we hare achieved- no
greater victory tjpr, our trade than, our t- -
Great - Cut
to reduce but Shoe Stock. Juat think
Reed's hand turned slippers being thrown oa our bargain counter lor 75c per
pair. Tet this is what we are doing, j Of course we have not the sixe to suit
everybody, but if you get a fit you get these goods for lese than one-third the
usual price. ; Bargains at every turn 'all through our -Shoe Stock. Men's shoes
from 75c up. , . '
Our facilities to buy are only equaled -by oar determination to sell goods
' cheap, and we shall do both- to push our business to Its utmost.
- We have just placed oa sale 1,000 pairs men'fe slightly damaged pants from:
25c. to T2.50 per pair; worth from SOc. to J5. Big lot damaged suits at half
price. Boys' knee pants 10c . Wash pants SOc Men's waah coats 1,0c and up.
V Big lot of embroidery at 10c; worth double the money we ask. Our ribbon
stock to the finest in the city, and in order to reduce and turn It into cash
quickly we have- put the following- low price: All ribbons ranging in price
from 38 to 68c have been put in two lots and priced 33 and 48c. . -
: i .!.'- .. - i . ' " ' " ;
Great - Reduction - in- - Shirt - Waists.
Our 25c. line reduced to 20c All our 83, 88 and 98c. waists reduced to 75c;
excellent values here, see them. 50 dosen linen towels,. sixes 25x52 at 25c each.,
worth 48c. It will pay you to see our S and 10c laces. New stock doils just
received; very cheap. Half bushel marbles at lc. dosen. It is impossible to go
through all the departments and tell you of the hundreds of matchless val
ues we are offering. Come and see for yourself.
J GI HOOD & OO.
11 and J& North Tryon Stl :i r - - Old Racket
THE EMPORIUM y
Offers a reduction in
Summer Fabrics,
Such as
LAWNS, ORGANDIES, ETC.
wiAiurtistFictjOnlr. 1
-:cc-
Dave Oestreicher.
The Leader of Low Prices. -.
There is a
. OLfiriding satisfaction when you . come here.
We wouldn t waste space telling of our clothing
and our prices if they were not right.
Dealing, with us is a safeguard against poor
quality. The suits we offer at nominal prices are
not accidental purchases from out-of-date man
ufacturers, but are the newest recreations in ex
clusive patterns of the best material. Cut, make
and goods tight. Prices fight too. - .
e . are closing tout our stock of boys shirt
waists at 25c. eacn.i former price 75c. and $1.00.
, The-Long-Tate Clothing Company. .
We solicit orders from a distance and send foods on approval by ex
press to any part of the country,- returnable at our. expense.
Office
Mercliants;
iThis is a subject important
often the first impression on
It is important, as you know
Furniture.
equipped "office desk enables" -.you io- dispatch your , business
with more accuracy and dispatcnl I am showing the. biggest
line of fine and medium priced
before." My prices are. the lowest ever known- I have bought
a'quantity in ordef to get thet pricey f can help you in your
business WiIt make a special
ElfiDK
Leading Dealer in i Furniture,
FILTER
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D.iLOaruGh
Offered to Buy Goods Cheap.
- Price - Sale
of John Kelly, Strtiby'a and E. P.--'
prices on all
Lawyers; Doctors:
to you all. : Your . office makes
your customer, client or patient
it : should- be GOOD. " A well
office desks ever shown here
reduction on fine desks."; :
Carpets . Pianos and Organs.
Certainty
-- Ton oaa drive away disease and save a doctor's
-h bill in many instances by filtering; your water. Only
a little money will be. required to place one of our
Stone Filters in your house. Our line of Stone Filters
ranks right along with the best in tha city; our prices
probably a tttle leas. - .
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H INTERESTING SITOIli
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if our, front counter an elegant assortment of the cele
brated ECLIPSE SHIRTS at the uniform
priceof ' v ' - "
750.
These shirts are the latest styles and fabrics. Soft .-4
Bosoms, with collars and cuffs attached and detached. M
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Regular $1 and $1.25 values. Also an ' -- - u
Elegant Line ; :
Soft Bosom Shirts.
Fl
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New
Very nobby styles, with
and detached cuffs.
SEE
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If lie Carolina
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J. A. SOLOMONS, Manager.
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... Mail orders entrusted tons will
sent on approval, -charges paid one
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50c. on
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50c. on
SOc. on
RAW
JOS. LIEBERHAU Qi CO.
Dathing Suits
Join In the pleasuree of the bathing pool at tha park get one of
our Bathing Suits and you will be strictly in it The cost ia so
; small that it is not to be taken into consideration. And then, if
yon go to the seashore you win not have to depend on bathing
bouse keepers yoall have your own accessible at all time.
Light Weight UnrJonvoar
. Your attention is especially directed to our line of Hen's Under,
wear all aizee; best material used in their make-up and well
made.; - -, r-. . ; , - . . - .
Cogiigc
Sliirts:
Are in demand just now. VTe have a most charming line of soft
light weight Negligees with and without detachable collars, '
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white bands for white collars
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