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2 THE OHAELOTTE NEWS JANUARY 25 I9H a Taekage iold in national BISCUIT COMPANY Fresh in eveiy climate; Hot or coU, wet or dry. Adapted to evepr condition: Rich or poor, sick or weU, Suited to^evety color: White, black, red, yellow. Used by every age : Childhood, youtn, manhood, old age. Good at all times: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, supper# And m all places: At work « play, by day or night. Uneeda Biscuit Governor Insists On Investigation Of Insurance Rates Death of Mr. Neal' At Concoid on 16ih r IS?' p.! J'. , ..;i*r ■ >» \ 'i I. - i.'i ,' I : r;i* la' i - lid >• ■ ta of i : ri ' t'' ir tiv •: ' i’o ! ' i ii l.M ii't a :* 1 1 ■- - W A I I-I i;,- ii; ’’’airpd F !ior a’roi r IT. . ,. -iliPiliil T! e N. , ■' R ?totciiieiu ■i'- *. :: ■: Kitrhiii c;incein- • ^ o'" fire insurance ■■ ’;io .>an of his '' I w’rh ins'irance a ' : ii^V 'Ii^a!ion • iiisipance iicople ! •■;o says: i I I f uresd. la il -• ’’ir-.' riulp'wvi- ' - ■ -N(‘v Vo'-K. Pe:il '•I .. . ■ uddteps by the ; . -'-utiiiive of .'•iii-l ■' ni' >!ii;i V in Fire ln~ur- ■■’i >r. .1 hi 'lie luti-i’in-'- !"!,»■ I!. acts," ' ' U f t -i’. - t ii'.' siiivjer' i"ti": r 'I•• I (ijri. A«! rhe - > ivv' tiiHU in- II d a I-pM ' ! ;ed to the pnV'- t(i tlie ,"-^ide(it ' ^ to ‘io fiiiih *’ in- '1 s. Amon • other lir'. to Mrr'sh me !Ht = > 'ir>r.t.» d in the ^ ii he did ■ ot do. no’’ \« i:--r. th*-y could ho :t'ipd i.ion oiir insnr- ' ■ ro furnish me s in the several Itrr in ir altr nf Mour li)hm iThnitrihta (Olirij thj? ?Cuhli’r SuHtitlar” jJJT You wiU make no miatakf* in sending us your fut:jre orders for Jot) and Commercial Printing. n We will give you the best quality workman ship promptly and at reasonable prices. We base our solicita tion of your patronage on the merit of our product. Place your orders for quick delivery with us and we will please you t P. L. GARN£S . SUPERINTENDENT. 'Phone 1530. 29 South Tryon St. states. He f’/.riished me the sched- tiles of the rates for Xo!lh Carolina and the general tariff of the Southeast ern i'ariff As^sociiition. ^\hich seems to [cover Virginia. Xorih Carolina. South i Carolina. (Jeorgia. Aiaba ba -md Flor- i ida. Even these rates he was able 1o I inrnisii only by t’',c courtcf.y of ihe I oom)ianies. as I know of no law reQuiv- I ina: them lo iii tiu:r r;-;- witii him. '•■ommivsitwu-r .-tatt-d ih?»« hr- difl ' t:-'^ I: ive the iKios in Xow Yorii or anj Qfher iJiate not novei’ed by the South eastern Tariff Association. I "The above experience satisfied nie that the peoj)!^ of this state are in the dark as to the relative cost of insurance in tbis and other .s’ates, Tlie tact that othti' crates are f)ayinp: more than Xorth Cr.rolina iioes not .justify excespive rates there or here. I have never suj^pested or thous;ht that the j)eople in any state, where a combina tion fixes Ihe rp.tes. ^-et them on a I Just basis. j “Failing to secttre the desired infor mation throi the vegul^ channels, i have otherwise found th^t »he peo- ule of -this state are payine: much more than is pa’d elsewhere for what appears to me to be t?imilar risks, as stated in my mepsae:e. An investiga tion could not hurl ine companies if (heir rates and conduct are ,iust: if unjust it .should greatly benefit the public. Why do they oj)po9e it? "Onr peoiile suffer conditions which others do not. For example, the com- panies force lipon our people the ‘co- insurance clause,’ in their policies, ’.vhile th(“ followina: slates prohibit it entirely or to a threat extent, or leave it optional with instn’ed: Arkansas, Ci«orpia. Kentucky. Louisiana. Missis sippi. New i^farajiKhire, Ohio. Indiana. Michigan. Minneso'a. Mi.sEouri. Xew .lersey, South Dakota. Texas and Wis consin. “The following and perhaps other otates prohibit trust agreements be tween companies as to rates; Arkuu- vas, Iowa, Kansas. Louisiana. Missis sippi. Missouri. New Jersey, Ohio and Texas. An Alabama law which en ables a party to recover 25 per cent additional to his loss, If the company carrying thp insurance Is in a trust to fix lates, has just been upheld by the l.'nited States court. ! ■ I And that three states. Texas, Uou-! isiana ann Kansas and perhans others | tliroiiuii St a I*' boards or otherwise ac tually make the rales to be charged by the companies. “The following states have the ‘val ued itolicy’ law. which we have not, which forbids the company from dis puting the Insurable value of a build ing alter it has been destroyed by fire: Arkeusas, CJeorgia, Kentuck.v. 1 Louisi ana. Missinsippi, Xew Hampshire and Ohio. As our law now Is, one may pay insurance for 25 years on $l,r)00 on a building which he thinks is w^orth $2,- 000. and if k is destroyed the com pany is i)crmittcd to assert that the building was never worth over $1,200. II it is not destro.ved the company keeps the premium on $1,500, w'hile all the time it might have been lia ble for only. $!^00. “Our i',eople only want justice and will deal justly with all legitimate business. If the companies are Inno cent of evil practiccs and excessive charges, thn truth will make them free. Thej’ can furnish a legislutive investi gating comn^ttee with documentary evidence of tnelr rates and conduct in the several states in a very short time with very little trouble or expense to themselves o rthe committee. Their opposition to an Investigation, imder th© circumstances, raises a presump tion that an investigation is needed." “The fact stands out that In ten years we paid $21,15-1.40)!) to the com panies and they paid for losses in this state $10,653,940,00.” Mr. A.. \v. Neal, prominent citi zen of Concord, died at his home at that place on the 16th of .January, after an illness of several days dura tion, of pneumonia, having started from a severe cold. Mr. Neal was a native of Mecklen burg county, having been born here in 1S4J. and was 70 years of age. He \A-ent from this county to Cabarrus :!5 years ago. He is survived by three brothers and two sisters. Messrs. Pink Neal, of New Endinburg, Ark.; M. W. Neal and T. J. Neal, of Mallard Creek tov.-nshin, this county; and Mrs. J. H. Blackwelder and R. \V. Earn hardt, also of this county. S. W. Dandridge & Co. Develop Linwood Local Real Estate Firm Pur chase Large Interests Near Linwood College in Gaston County—Is Becoming Popu- lat Summer Resort, Mr. S. W. Dandridge, president of the S. W. Dandridge & Co., real estate and insurance company, has returned from an extensive tour of Tennessee, where he made several purchases of valuable real estate. On the trip Mr. Dandridge made an other large deal in real estate by the purchase of $100,000 w^orth of land surrounding Linwood College, at the base of CroM der’s Mountain, in Gaston county. The company will at once di vide up the property into building lots and offer it for sale. Linwood, because of its ideal loca tion at liie foot of the mountain, its proximity to the famous All-Healing Springs and its easy accesibility to all sections of the piedmont region has developed into a popular summer re sort, and is rapidly becoming a rival of Black Mountain and other resorts farther to the west. Already a nucleus for a good resort is on the site, in the presence of the college and a number of neat cottages. The dormitory of the college Xvas turn ed into a hotel last summer and was crowded with guests from June to,Sep tember. With division of the locality into handsome lots and the erec*' ■ a o^ a number of new' cotiages Lin ood will prove a popular place for summer outing, situated as it is only three miles from Gastonia and within a few hours’ ride from Charlotte. Spartan burg, Greenville, Lincolnton, Wades- boro, Yorkville and other points. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Public Debate at Bain Academy .The quarterly debate of the Adel- phian Literary Society will be held at Bain Academy Friday night, Febru ary 24th. The prog’i’am is aS' follows: “Resolved, 1’hat pvohibiiiou is ben eficial to Norrh Carolina.’’ I'he affirmative will be represented by Messrs. Neal McEwen, S. Mack Craig, Jrio. AI. \\'ilsou and the negative by Messrs. Carl .J. Mi Elwee, Oscai' M. Forbis and Hugh B. Craig. The public is cordially invited to ail end. Driven From Home She Knew tn Youth The faded picture of a once pretty girl, the Avithered flower that once beautifully l)lossomed, the wretched form of a young woman whose life has been steeped in sin. the quivering lips that have drunk life's bitter cup to the dregs, shrank away from searching eyes in the Recorder's court this morning. Ears that listened to the serpent’s hiss, heard with a tremor the odor from the bench—“Leave Charlotte within twenty-four hours or spend one month in jail.” It was May Utley, once a j)retty wo man, to whom Recorder Smith spoke. Les.s than a decade ago she was young and handsome, even jiretty. She w'as only 16 then. JjOaving the parental roof and divorcing herself from all that is good and holy and sweet and iimocent and puie and ideal, she sought companions whose thoughts impure, whose motives were base, who.se lives were an abomination in the sight of the most high God. Once upon a time the Utley v.oman Tvas sent to the penitentiary to spend a year. She came out of the penal in stitution a hardened woman, not a girl any longer. Since that time she has gone down, dowm, down, to the lowest depths of degration. >. "Let me live in Charlotte,” was her only plea. But even as one drop of bitter will spoil a barrel of sweet, so will the influence of this creature who tnce was so pure and pretty, defile all that It touches. Some other place must be her home. Drunks Pay Fine Al. Alexander and H. A. Hill, white men v>ho lookefl upon the wine when, twas red, or tasted of the corn when twas too white, faced the recorder I his morning and were ordered to pay a fine of $5 each. Adam McCludon, a negro, was charg ed with larceny, but it could not be proven, and the indictment against him w^as changed to a mi&demeanor and he was convicted of forcible trespass and ,ned $20 and costs. In default he went to jail and as he Is said to be a good blacksmith he will probably be given a good Job with the road gang. After Grip The latest feature picture at Edisonia today. Look Out For Trouble. The after-effects of the Grip are apt to be serious but a normal healthy condition may be restored in a sur prisingly short time by Vinol, Watertown. Wis.—“After a severe attack of the Grippe my system was in a weakened condition. I began tak ing Vinol with the very best results and in a short time I began to feel like an entirely different person and I am better and stronger than I have been for years.” Adelaide Gamm. (W^e guarantee this testimonial to be gen uine.) We have never sold in our store stich a valuable strength creator and health restorer for the convalescent, the weak and run-down as iVnol. and w'e ask people in this vicinity to try a bottle of Vinol with the understand- the weak and run-down as Vinol, and if it does not do all we claim for it. R. H. Jordan & Co., Druggists, Char lotte. Country Club Stockholders The stockholders of the Mecklen burg Country Club will meet this af ternoon at 5 o'clock in the directors’ room of the Americiau Trust Compa ny. This is the annual meeting of the stockholders in which officers will be elected for the ensuing year and mat ters of business pertaining to the in terests of the club will be discussed. Pardons Galore. By Associated Press. Xashville, Tenn., Jan. 25.—One hun dred and seventy-three jiardons were issued i'.v Governor Patie’F.oii dining the r»eri(,‘d from *)ec. 2'!. IMO, through yesterday. Crimes of almost every clescvirlion vrero presented in ihis list. (Re-Sale.) COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF VALU ABLE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree of the Supe rior Court in the cause entittled “R. J. Sifford and others against John Z ,ig- ler and others,” I will. sell, at the County Court House Door in the City of Charlotte, N. C., at tw'elve o’clock M., on Saturday, the 25th day of Feb ruary^ 1911, to the highest bidder, all that land in the City of Charlotte, N; C., described and defined as follows: Adjoining the property of C. S. Pritchard and others, on North Gra ham street and beginning at the inter section of West 11th and North Gra ham street, and runs in a Southern direction with North Graham street, 300 feet to a post, Pritchard’s cor ner; thence in an Eastern direction along a part of the w’ay, with Pritcli- ard’s line, 230 feet to a post, W. H. C. Barkley and Heriot Clarkson's corner; thence with Barkley’s and others in a Northwestern direction, 363 feet to a post on West 11th Street; thence with 11th street,- 27 feet to the begin ning. Said property is divided into six lots facing on North Graham Street, and is to be sold separately and theu as a w hole. A Map of said lots can be seen in my office at any time. Terms of sale one-third cash, bal ance in six and twelve months, inter est from date on deferred payments. The bidding to start at $5912.50. January 24th, 191L •C. H. DUL3, 24-4t-oaw. Commissioner. ADiVIINISTRATOR/Js, NOTICE. Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned has this day qualified as Administrator of the estate of the lato William Rea, and all persohs hav ing claims against said estate are re quired to present the same on or be fore the 15th day of January, 1912 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment to me. J. W. McKINNEY, Administrator of William Rea. R. F. D. No. 17, Matthews, N. C. IS-Gc-oaw. COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF LAND. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Mecklenburg County made in the special proceed ing entitled S. H. Hilton, Executor of the Will of Emma Brevard, deceased, vs. Hamp Brevard, Robert Brevard, Thad L. Tate and’Anna Alston. Ad ministratrix of P. P. Alston, deceased, the undersigned commissioner, will on the 26th day of January, 1911, at twelve o’clock, M., at the County Court House door in Charlotte, N. C., offer for sale to the highest bidder that certain lot of land lying and being in Charlotte township, Mecklenburg cotm- ty, N. C., and more particularly de scribed and defined as follows: In Ward No. 3 ?n tlie City of Char lotte, N. C.. being the East one-half of lots 2n^o. 12 and 13 of the Schenk and Tool land which w'cre sold by Jas. A. Bell and C. H. Duls, commissioners, under an order of the Superior Court and purchased by said Emma Brevard, bounded and described as follows: Be ginning at a stake or post at the 3. W. intersection of a 25 ft. street and an 18 ft. street, being the N. E. corner of lot No. 12 and riuis with the 25 ft. street 45 ft. in a W^esterly direction to a stake; thence in a parallel with IS ft. Street about 91 1-2 ft. to the line of lot No. 14; thence with said line and parallel with the 25 ft. Street 45 ft to the 18 ft. Street; thenco with same about 101 1-2, ft. in a Northerly direc tion to the beginning. Terms of sale; One-third of the purchase price to be paid when sale is confirmed and the remaining two- thirds in nine months, deferred pay ments to bear interest at six per cent fi-om the date of the confirmation of the sale until paid. This the 26th dav of December. 1910. W. M. SMITH. 26-4t-mon Commissioner. State of North Carolina, County of Mecklenburg. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This is to certify that on this day R. Malever, of Charlotte, N. C.. and Xeal Kinkelstein, of .Jacksonville, Florida, have entered into a partner ship, the business of which is to be conducted at No. 9 East Trade street in the City of Charlotte, under the firm name of R. Malever & Company. The terms of the partnership are as follows: The Company will do a general pawn broking business; the said R. Malever will he the manager of the firm and the sole general partner of the same; the said Neal Finkelstein is the sole special partner and has con tributed Eleven Thousand Two Hun dred Three and 93-100 dollars to the common stock of the firm and will not be liable for any debts of the firm ex cept to the amount contributed by him to the firm; the said R. Malever has contributed Six Thousand Eight Hun dred Five and 78-100 dollars to the .general stock of the firm; the said R. Malever covenants that the debts of the firm shall at no time exceed Five Thousand dollars and the term of the partnership shall be-gin on the first day of January, A. D., 1911, and termi nate on the 1st day of January, HI 2, unless otheinvise agreed upon by said partners. This the 16th day of Januarv. A. D., R. MAI.EVER & COMPANY. 1911. 18-6t-oaw TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under and by virtue of the powder contained in a Deed-of-Trust executed to me by Annie H. Brown on Septem ber 1st, 1910. and recorded in the Register of Deeds Office for Mecklen burg County, North Carolina, in Book 267 on page 386 to secure the payment of, two certain notes therein described and for default in the payment of such indebtedness the undersigned Trustee, will upon the annlication and demand of the holder of the sai’d bonds therein secured, on Mondav, February the 20th, 1911, at 12 o'cloclv, M., at the Cou’rt House Door in the (’ity of Charlotte, North CarpUna, offer for sale to the highest fjidder. at public auction, for cash, the tract of land described in the said Deed-of-Trust, sitauate in the County of Mecklonbt'rg! Sharon Township, and more particulfTr described and defined as foliov.'s, to- w it: Beginning at a stone. J. A. Smith and D. P. Tree’s corner ani running with said Lee's line. S. :’,2 .'i-4 57 ]-2 poles to a stone, D. P. liee s corner, and a corner of Lot No. Z assigned t^o F. O. Bell’s heirs; thence with a line of lot No. 3 N. 3-4 W. 1:^9 1-2 poles to a stone in the Nation Ford Road: a co’-ner of Lots Nos. 3 and 7; thence with two lines of lot No. 7, 1st X. 11 1-2 E. 12 3-4 poles to a stone in ?aid Rn.o(]~ 2nd X. 28 1-2 E. 48 1-2 polos to a stone in said road, a corner oj the Howe Tract S. 82 1-2 E. 39 1-4 {;oIes to a stone, a corner of the Howe Tract tmd of Lot No. 1, assigned to S M. Bell; thence with a line of Lot No. 1 • thence S. 41 1-4 E. 120 poles to the beginning and containing 60 acros. For a m.ore particular descriittion of which reference is hereby inade to tiie record of said partition in Boo.; s, on page 108, etc., Orders and Deeds, in the office of the clerk of the Suprrior Court for said county. This is the same land which was conveyed to A.nnie H. Brown, by W. 1". Younts and wife and Mrs. S. J. Bell, (widow), by deed dated August 1910, T^'hich said deed Is recorded in Book 263. on page 595. This the 19th day of Januarv 1911. WILLIS BROWN, 19-4t-oav.'. Ti’ustee. trustee 3 Under and by contained in a Uer j to me by R, j 12th. 1910. and rccc.-, ter of Deeds Oftir.- County in Book 2:,:- cure a certain iud! doficiibed. niid fo-.' ■ ment of such ii.-. i^igned Tr:i;- ; \> wj ; ’ vuary l;ith, l;i]j ' the Court Hoii:-e I Charlotte, oii'-.r I'o, est bidder, at ii-.Mi.ir the tract of land Deed ir, Triii , ; of MecMeniH,;-.:, pv, . . and more ;)arii(' ii 1 i scribf d a.-' I'ol’oxv: - A I'-art of thi> olii 1 adjoining (];■■ IL G. L. nr: and cthei:, anu h.,;: Beginning at a -• Charles i\]cGirin;-' , liteiice A, .',:l l-j r, to I, large Post ('-r i,- • Rea's line X. V poles to Coi'je, dieuce with ( oil. \ :- 'V\. 137 poles to fi ■ 8. 3-4 degrees \\'. , gum Stum:); thrnc . ; . i1 . tij poios tit a 6 1-4 degree.3 ]■:. 12 . tlunice «. 78 1-1‘ to the Beglnnin.^^ ( one to1) acrc n-orc- same tract or iavi;] ; said R. J. McCinniv wife by dee:'' recoi Page .‘;20 in the R; fr^aid Coum>. Ihis the ii;:a da'. ,, i-'- i; 13-ii-oaw. NOTICE COMMiSSOJMER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR PARTiTlCN. Under and by virtue of an ( rder of the Superior Court of :>Tec;:ltiic:rrg County, North Carolina, made in the Special Proceeding entitle;! “Blandina Alexander, Mattie Alexander, Blanclie Barkley and Husband, B. I.. Barkley., and Emma V. A.lexander. Plaintiffs, vs.' Annie Alexander, Margaret Alexander and Vergie Alexander, Defendants.” the undersigned Commissioner, will on the 13th day of February, 1911, at 12 o’clock, M., at the County Court House Door in Charlotte, North Caro lina, oi^er for sale to the highest bid der that certain tract of land lying and .being in Mallard Creek townshi]), jthence S. 60 : Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, | to a Stone; thence S. 3 i and more particularlA* described and iossiug a br/tnch. to a defined as follows: Adjoining the thence X. 67 1-2 E. 30 lands of W. G. Garrison, B. H. Garri-1-'^- Alexander's cor .c son. and others, and being more fully M-'' -*• poles to a stone described as follows: Bein.g the tract p^^-’-’s corner; thence of land willed to W'. S. Alexander, de-|'i^-^ S. 61 1-2 W. v.a 1-1 ceased, by his Father, X. S. Alexander, | ^tone; thence X. 18 i -*' in words as follows, towit: “To myl^° Stone; thence a' . son, W. S. Alexander, tlie land upcn j poies crossing a which he .now lives, commencing W’'. G. Garrison’s line near a wiiire onkj ' nugbiin'r. coi-ner; th and runs about south to my pasture • 32 [>ol: fence just below^ the little O’Thnvd; thence N. 1-4 w. tis thence ea.st w-ith that fence tc he far a branch to a strmp COMMISSIONER'S riL LAW D Under and liv vii the Superior -’oii; titled "J. ^], :>;pLa ' Dean ?dcL:u!d'lir mlchael, by 1 heir ■ : Jno. A. Pari: r. Dt!' ;■ designed Commissioner ■ Cc>tirt House Docrr ii. 1, lotte at 12 o'': i(;ii .rp.nuavy :jO. 191!, II,. scribed frofts ir ia?ii;. I'ir^.t T-acr. A(fioin:\ A. II. Alexander. R, '■ Benyiiiii, y., a. >!■(■[, i;,,- Orr, and other,-; r.nd lov's: Beginning a^ a Fos the road, near the .1. , residence, corner of M,:- Laughlin’s deceased, ei:- tract, said ^ract laic/ , I.aughlin home place, u-; two lines of said traoi ;- S. 47 poles to a Hi Kr 13 FI 122 poles to a > .1 Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of A. N. Deaton, deceas ed, late of Mecklenburg County, North ll-4t-oa,w. Carolina, this is to notify all persons corner of his pasture t'ence, to the road; thence, about east about fifteen or twenty poles to the three forks of the roads at the post oak corner—B. H. Garrison's corner, con taining about forty acres”; vhich will is dated December 1st. 188.3, and is re corded in Book ‘M,” page 216. of the Registry of Wills for Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Trms of sale: Cash. This 11th day of January. Ifill. J. C. NEWELL. Commissioner. having claims against said deceased, SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY PU3L1- to exhibit them to the undersigned at CATION, his office in the lawyer’s Building, North Carolina, Mecklenburg County; Charlotte, N. C., on or before Decem- In the Superior Court. her 21st, ISll, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This the 20th day of December, 1910. F. R. McNINCH Administrator of the Estate of A. N. Deaton, Deceased. 20-Gt-oaw ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of Jacob Elliott, deceas ed, late of said County, all persons bolding claims against said decedent are hereby notified to present the same duly verified'tx> the undersigned a.dministrator on or before the 17th day of January, 1912, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please ‘make immediate payment to the Administrator. This 17th day of January, 1911. W. M. SMITH, Administrator of Jacob Elliott, de ceased. i8-6t-oaw 1 Charlotte, N. C.. Jan. 11, 1911. Notice is hereby given that the co partnership heretofore existing be tween J. A. Fasnacht and M. Carr, under the style of J. A. Fasnacht & Comjtanj', as wholesale and retail ba kers and candy manufacturers, ■ has this day been dissolved by mutual con sent, aud said business will hereafter be conducted excltisivelj" by J. A. Fas nacht, who has succeeded to the in terest and good will of the said L. M. Carr in said business. Mr. Fasnacht will pay the outstand ing indebtedness of said firm, and all persons owing tite same will make set tlement therefor with him. J.’ A. FASNACHT, 17-7* L. M. CARIt NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of the piwer invested in me by a certain Deed of Trust execut ed and delivered on the 6th day of Oc tober 1909, which said Deed of Trust is recorded in the Office of the Reg ister of Deeds of Mecklenburg County, in Book 253 page 640, the undersigned will expose to public sale at the Court House door in the City of Charlotte on the 11th day of February 1911 the fol lowing described piece or parcel of land lying and being in Charlotte Towm.ship, Mecklenburg County, and in the City of Charlotte, being the same know’n and designated as lot No. 4 in Block “B” as shown on the Map of the Dr. J. P. Monroe property in Piedmont Park, w'hich said Map is re corded in the Office of the Reegigter of Deeds of Mecklenburg County in Book 230 page 40, to which reference is hereby made, said lot fronting 50 feet on the Northwest'side of Seigle Street and extending back 150 feet to an alley beginning at a stake on the Northwest side of Sei.gle street 170 feet from the intersection of Seigle and Eighth sti’eets and running in a Northeast direction with Seigle Street 50 feet to a stake (corner of lot No. 5); thence with the Southwest line of lot No. 5 150 feet to the alley; thence with said alley in a Southwest direction 50 feet to a stake (corner of lot No. 3); thence with the Northwest line of lot No. 3 150 feet to Seigle Street, the point of beginning. The foregoing sale is made because of the default of the payment of the notes secured by the Deed of Trust above referred to. This the 12th day of January, 1911. J. A. FORE, 13-4t-oaw. Trustee. .it 1-2 E. 44 i-2 poK-, Stumj:': thence X. 10 V dossing tho road, to a X. 66 1-4 E. 62 1-2 poi: ■ on the North side of tIm- X. 87 E. wUh tho r' :it. ginning. Containing 1.'; cording to a Sur\ c,. >■ Spratt. County Survevoi, Except 18 1-2 acres adjo; Laughlin Honie-placc ali'v Hannah McLa-iiehlin as in .'•aid tract. Second Tract. Adioir'ii of R. J. C. Orr, R. ii. On hill, and oth.ers and. Beginning at a Hi, : ignated in the ' ; 1908,'as a Cedar, R. ,1. ', and runs v.iih Orr's ! •' 64 1-2 poles, cros?!' ■ Stone; tiien':’e S. 57 ;!■: a White OaK Sunu thcnce S. 65 E. S7 branch to a Stone’ i- 60 poles t» a I hence up i iif' brTuch ' ' to a Bbick Stn:. ;) ■ ner; thence with tli* ’i i' McLaughlin tiac-' d; graph One hf-rcoP, •' to the Be.einnTiig. acres, according 'o Si)ratt survey. ThiiM Tract. Bep'r ■ Oak on the South si!- ■ corner of th' Mi-L;. ^ ' ADMINISTRATJ?IX’S NOTICE. Having duly qualified as administra trix of the estate of Julian O'B. Gil lespie, deceasea, notice is hereby giv en to all persons holding claims against said estate to present the same to me duly verified twelve months from this date or this notice will be pleaded in bar thereof. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment. This Dec. 28, 1910. MRS. L. D. GILLESPIE, 12-27-6t-oaw. Administratrix. 'W. M. Smith, Admr. of the Estate of Jacob Elliott, deceased, V3. The Unknown Heirs of .Jacob Elliott, Deceased, and the University of i^orth Carolina. NOTICE The unkonwn heirs of .Jacob Elliott, decea.sed, defendants iti the al.ove en titled cause, will take notice that a special proceeding entitled “W. M, Smith, Adm’r. of the estate of Jacob Elliott, deceased, vs. The Unknown Heirs of Jacob Elliott, deceased, and the University of North Carolina," has been commenced in the Superior Court of Mecklenbur,g County, X. C., for the purpose of selling the lands of, _ ^ plaintiff’s intestate, Jacob Elliott, de-i ceased, to make assets to pay debts and charges of administration, and said defendants, to-wit: The tmlconwn Heirs of Jacob Elliott, deceased, v,i;l further take notice that they arc re quired to appear at the office of C. C. Moore. Clerk of the Superior Court of — Mecklenburg County, N. C., al his cf-1. fice in the Court HousEre in Charlotte, *' ^ b.one. on Thursday, the 23rd day of Feb ruary, 1911, and answer or demuv^ to the complaint filed in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This 14th day of January, 1911. C. C. MOORE, 14-4t-oaw. Clerk Superior Court. hojne place, and run-- road 43 1-4 jiolos 'o ' N. 20 1-2 E. 51 '-2 T S. B. McIjauchlinV ■ ^ 64 1-2 W. 40 4-r, ].. ; - road, to the Xort.'i. (now the Si'^ut^'erTr-' AUCTION SALE Southern Railway Company, Charlotte, N. C., Jan. 19th, 1911. I will sell to the highest bidder at Auction on W’’ednesday, February 15th, 1911, at 10 o’clock, a. m., at the Char lotte Bonded Warehouse in the city of Charlotte, located near the Liddell Company’s plant, the followins: un claimed and refused freight. Terms, CASH. D. D. TRAYWICK, Agent. - 1. Charlotte Builders’ Supply Co., Charlotte, N. C., 680 bags cement. 2. Charlotte Builders’ Supply Co., Charlotte, N. C., 680 bags cement. 3. Charlotte Builders’ Supply Co.. Charlotte, N. C., 680 bags cement. 19-4t-oaw\ CASTOR IA £t)r InfdntB and Children. Tlie Kind Yoa Hans Always Essgli} W’’. 9 2-5 polos, r'vo' to a Stone. XewcU'.' with Newell's hne >' poles to a Post Oak ■ 16 3-4 W, with V crossing tv,'o branch • Stone; thence X’'. • a Stone; thencf' S. the Railroad, 61 poi ■ the North side of th: N. 87 E, with tbo '' ■' line of the J. H. described in Panvgrn-iV the eBginnlng. Co; less one acre sold now owned and oc Roberts. The first tract de;-'^': first be sold in whole. Each o’’ ‘-i scribed wiM bo so!d of said land ti’a;' ' cation to the unde!’^’' ■ er or to McXinch .v neys. Terms of Sale—Oiv third in ony year. '■ years, deferred pa:^: denced by notes, six per cent from to be retained h; C; til all deffr-rn.d I'U'T'' ’ full. .This the 26th tliy of : J. :\1. M ‘ 2S-4t-wed. ’ Hoax—“I'Iov>- s yor ’■ “Oh, she n!endi;:.i,‘' ' didn't know she i’ad —“She hasn't. She' 1 ’ accumulation of my s'. '