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THX OXLOtLOTTE NX^VP, MAY 19. 1^11
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WANTS!
The People’s Market Place
Read By Thousands Daily
1 Cent a Word Each Insertion
PHONE NO. 115
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This is \vijai a prominent Chaiiolte business man
said of his e.\i»erience witli a small classified adver-
ttoement in The News;
‘T am not much of a hand at giving testimo-
lilais and don’t like to see my name In print except at
the bottom of an advertisement, so I don't want you
' Ko and print what I pay to you over my name. You
, !'.o\v I never did use The News for advertising until
lasi month and then I ran a little For Sale ad that
brought me so much business that I think I ought to
tell you about it. You see I had some lota I wanted to
sell and I spent a little more than J175 trying to find
buyers for them. Evidently the expenditure was not
wisely made for aside from some experience with meth-
odp that will not sell real estate ft brought me noth
ing -nor a single buyer or even an inquiry from a pros
pective customer. Nothing the matter with the lots.
pric* all right and terms easy but no one was inter-
• sied. Then I put a little ad in the classified columns
uf The News and it seemed as if every one wanted to
know about my lots. To the people w'ho answered
that little ad I sold nine lots. It was a revelation to
i!ie and if the advertising had cost me $100 I would
b>*ve cnn^iderod the money well spent. Your bill, how-
ov^'r. snys I owe you sT cents. I’ll pay it, and here-
Mti ' V.i'.on I I'.iivi* a i>ro{;osi',ion I want quick action on
Vi',I wil! . IT lulvortlsfd in The New?."
WANTED
W ANTKD—Position as Tiotel clerk in
^tate. Hotel, care Charlotte News.
19-lt
W.\NTEr»—Positon as stenocrapher
by lady of limited experienced. MX.
care News. lS-3t
WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or
offlre assis*aut, by experienced
V; uny nran w ho is a penman and
t;.n furnish referen'e. Salary is no
oliject if reliable firm. Address R-?-
liable, care News. 7-7t-eod
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished cottage
to couple without children. Apply
414 East 7th. 17-tf
FOR RENT—Modern 6-room cottage,
uf>6 W. 10th St. \V. R. Matthews.
Phone 173S-J. 9-tf
FOR SALE
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P'OR SALE—Eighty h. mp boiler, forty
h. p. engine, hot water feed pump,
buzz plainer, upright morticer, door
and sash clamps. Molder, Universal
wood working machine, &c., &c.
F. L. Wilson, Dallas, N. C. 19-7t
WANTED—Every man to vry Skat x-
Soap. (’leans hands qui'‘klv. Ad- SALE ^sew piano cheap, ouick
dresa J. B. Curlee, Harrisburg, N. cash. Ow’ner leaving toWn. In-
C. IS-tf quire L. W., care News. 19-3t
WANTh.1)—1000 carpets and druggets FOUND Generator for Maxwell auto,
to clean at once. We clean them Owner call at News office. 28-tf
on the floor by hand, in);)er ~~ """
mt? ‘!d. ijatisfaction SALE—McCray butcher’s refrig-
V. ork done on short noiice. Char- erator. Size 8x10 feett. Nearly new.
lotte House Cleaning Co., J. H. All- Bargain to quick buyer. Refrigera-
good, Mgr. ’Phone 1051. 15-6t care News. 19-6t
WANTED—A hustler lo paint the
town of Charlotte with Skat. A cer
tain jure way to mal-e money. Write
Skat, Hartford, Conn. 5-l-13t-eod
FOR SALE—Good milch cow. E. S.
Hov.ie, 1101 East Ave. lS-2t
WANTED—You to know that our'
phOM" number is 2b. We move any-i
tiiln^. at any lime. Ofllce and stable
C'' E. Otii ot. 16-tf
WANTED for U. S. ARM'S : Abiebodied
unn’arriod men between ages of li
and 25; citizens of United States, of j
g'Xjd character and temperate hab-
it>, who can Ei>eak, read and write
the English language. For iuforma-j
i!'jD apply to Hecruting Officer, 307*
West Trade St.. Charlotte, N. C.; ,
3 South Main St., Astieville, N. C.; !
•j3uVa South EJm St., Greensboro, N.i
r. 1G7^ West M'lin St., Spartan-'
burg. S. C., or 204^ West Main St., |
Gixenvllle, S. C. 4-l-iu-th-sat-3mo j
WANTED—Position in Charlotte by
young lady stenographer who is ex-
j>f>rienced and able to handle thej
btenographlc work of large or small!
office. Correspondence solicited. I
Reference furnished. Permanent lo
cation desired. Address B. M. B.,'
care News. 5-12tf
FOR SALE—Two Crescent avenue lots
back of Elizabeth; a T)argaln if- ta
ken this w'eek. W. L. Burroughs.
Phone 338. i5-6t
FOR SALiE—Corner lot, Kenilw'orth
avenue. East Dilw’orth. Price
$375.00. Terms twenty-five cash,
and ten dollars per month. W. L,
Bor rough s. Phone 338. 13-lOt-eod
FOR SALE—Five-room cottage East
Hill. J. F. Robertson, 8 West Hill.
17-tf
FOR SALB]—Burroughs adding ma
chine, 2 Edison business phono
graphs. standing desk, chairs, filing
cabinets and large oak table, in good
condition. J. F. Flowers, 308 Law
Bldg. Phone 655. ll-6t-eod
FOR SALE—A beautiful soda fountain,
good as new, 16 syrup, 5 draft arms,
3 tanks, 2 new tables, 8 new chairs,
4 new stools. Splendid bargain,
cheap. Address Alex, P. O. Box 164.
11-tf
WAN’rED—Table boarders, 15 E. 1st.
Phone 2398. 4-tf
WANTED—Roomeia. Newly papered
rooms, hot and cold bath, very reas
onable rates Apply 207 East Liber
ty St. 1-tf
A LL-T HEY EAR-
ROUND
We keep a big assoi't*
ment of Horses and
I Mules.
J. W. Wadsworth's Sons Co.
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—Refrigerator, dining ta
ble, book case and other household
furniture. 810 E. 5th St. 16-3t
FOR RENT—Three desirable rooms, |
with use of bath room and phone,
partly furnished. Hot and cold wa
ter. Electric lights and gas. Fine
location. 807 East Ave. Phone 1714.
19-lt
FOR RENT—Three rooms, furnished
or unfurnished. Phone 2256-J.
i9-lt
house, 411
19-2t
L0S1 AND FOUNL>.
LOST—Retw’een McCoy’s and Belk’s
store, 3 bank books, 2 purses. Re
turn to News office for reward.
19-lt
^^ST—Gold watch, gentleman’s, be
tween postoffice and auditorium
Thursday. Return News. Reward.
19-lt
FOR RENT—Five-room
Templeton Ave.
FOR RENT—For summer, furnished i to W. P
house, close in. Modern. aS!. i IMOt
J., care News. 19-2t FOUND—Bunch of keys Tuesday
night. Owner call at News office.
10-tf
FOR RENT—8-room cottage, 310 N.
Church St. Dr. C. L. Alexander,'
Realty Building. is-tf:
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FOR RBNT—Nicely furnished front
room, all conveniences, central lo-
catiOD, Tryon St. 'Phone 1336-L. 1
11-tf I
FOR RBNT—The months of June, .In-1
ly, August and September, a beauti
ful summer home, Elizabeth suction.
Phone 2336’J. lS-3t
♦ MISCELLANEOUS
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NINTH ANNUAL EXCURSION to
Wilmington last week In June.
12-6t-eod
A BBAUTirULLY LOOATBD LOT
Mar eara and possessing advan
tagea of location that Insure rapid
enhancement.. Can be bought from
the owner at a very low price and
on easy terms. Address Owner, care
News.
GET READY—For best outing ever—
Wilmington Eicurslon. 14-6t.
I HAVE RETURNED lo Charlotte and
re-opened my upholstering and fur
niture repairing shop at 640 South
Church. I want your orders. B.
H. Johnson. ’Phone 1821.
18-tu-th-sat-tf
25c LISLE SOX, slightly seconds
12 l-2c. Belk Bros. 19-lt
MISS IDA NEUMBYER, Vlavl Repre
senative, 18 North Brevard St.
Phone 1449. 8-tf
WASH TIES lOo each. Belk Bros.
' 19-lt
EAS ’EM rests tired feet, cooling and
soothing. Makes rough roads
smooth. Tryon Drug Co., 11 N.
Tryon. 18-3t
MEN’S UNION SUITS, 75c, $1.00 and
$1.50. Belk Bros. 19-lt
BUSINESS MAN WANTS to organize
corporation for doing business In
Charlotte, $8,000 to $10,000 neces
sary. J^eld and opportunity the
best and an all-the-year-round com
modity that is used in every house
hold. If interested, address “Citi
zen,” care News. 16-4t
BUY UNION SUITS and Keep Kool
Belk Bros. 19-lt
MONUMENTS—It will pay you to see
or write us before yotf' buy that
monument. Largest plant in this
section. Mecklenburg Marble and
Granite Co., iEast 2nd St, near Bre
vard. 22-tf-eod
SATURDAY—The last day of the La
Vida Corset demonstration by Mrs.
B. Marvin. Belk Bros. 19-lt
SEWING MACHINES for sale and
rent, $2.00 month. Needles, shuttles
and bobbins for all makes of ma
chines always on hand. Lawlng-Rob-
bins Furniture Ca 'Phone 214.
16-tf
LADIES who are Interested In the La
Vida Corset demonstration better
come tomorrow as Saturday will
be the last day. Belk Bros. 19-lt
CUT RATES! ±::/Oms, Doard, finest
location, close In. All conveniences.
Apply quick—Save money. ’Pnone
1870-L. 9-xl
DEMONSTRATION of the La Vida
Corset by Mrs. Jean B. Morrison
Saturday—last day. Belk Bros.
19-lt
1,000,000 SQUARE FEE’i avertlsing
space at Lakewood Park for xent,
quarterly and yeany. Apply P. O.
Box 156. i-12t-eod
BOWEN’S wants 3 white delivery
boys. 19-lt
A GOOD CHANCE to buy an up-to-date,
clean and good-paying Jewelry, Sta
tionery, Optical, Book and Bicycle
business. Business is established
and firm has good reputation. Run
ning expenses are small, and is a
snap for some young man who don’t
mind work aud has some money.
Address DMH, Care of The News.
14-tf
FOR RENT—To parties without chil
dren, rooms furnlslied or unfurnish
ed with all modem conveniences for
light housekeeping. Apply 207 E.
Uberty St. 27-tf
TAKE A DAY OFF and visit the new
Children’s Home at Winston, June
9th and enjoy yourself. Round trip,
$2.00. 19-lt
MEN’S WORK PANTS, 7Bc. Belk
Bros. ^ 19-lt
TAKE YOUR WIFE and the children
for a drive these pleasant after
noons. A nice surrey and good
horse cost only $2.50 for an after
noon. Phone 52. 19-lt
SHIP TYPEWRITERS, all makes, for
repairs by factory expert. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Jones, The Type
writer Man, Charlotte, N. C.
15-Lf-wea-sun
ELEGANT HOME on Elizabeth
Heights for sale or exchange for
good farm. Address Owner, care
News. 19-7t
YOU CAN’T AFFORD to be without
Conkey’s White Diarrhoea Remedy.
It’s a positive relief from this dls;
ease which kills thousands' of chicks
yearly. Price 50c. Davidson
Wolfe. 19-2t-frl-tu
FOR SALE—White Leghorn eggs, 75
cents setting, pure strain. ’Phone
• 2026-Y. 9-tf
PAINT your Chicken Houses with gas
tar and keep away lice, etc. Sold In
quantities of 25c and upwards.
Charlotte Oas & Electric Co., 208
South Tryon St. 19-13t
FANCY POULTRY AND EGGS are
easily sold through advertisements
In this column.
Egan Met Moser
in Six Round Bout
Kid Egan, a boy who has stood
before Abe Attell twice and who has
fought some of the best ones In the
country met Earl Moser, the “Sailor
Boy,” h^ere in the auditorium last
night for a six-round bout. No decis
ion was rendered, but Egan was
easily the victor. He carried the fight
all the way, poking out. his jaw
and Inviting a swat upon It. Be It
said to the credit of Earl, that he
hit as hard as he could but the licks
amounted to but little. Egan has a
head that won’t be jarred but a
very little. The match was one of
the best ones seen here in a long
time.
Mr. Anderson is Made
Geneial Manager
FOR FAMILY USE—Gentle horses
and nice new buggies and surreys.
Safe for ladies’ use. Phone 52, Coch
rane’s Stables. 15*tf
EAS ’EM rests tired feet, soothing,
cooling and antiseptic. Makes walk
ing easy. 25c pkg.. Tryon Drug Co.,
UN. Tryon.. 17-3t
A SPLENDID day’s outing can be
spent on the grounds of the Chil
dren’s Home at Winston, June 9th.
Round trip, $2.00. 19-lt
PHONE 921—Special sale of fixtures.
Globe Electric Co. 3-19-tf
WE HAVE ON HAND a number of
late model Remington and Under
wood typewriters, taken, as part pay
for L. C. Smith machines, that we
are offering at low prices. J. E.
Crayton & Co., 217 S. Tryon St. 17-4t
CALL J. W. HOWELL CO. for first-
class plumbing, 26 Howell Arcade.
Phone 2076. 17-lOt
PHONE YOUR ORDERS for multi
graph letters to Crayton & Co., 217
S. Tryon. 17-30t
FOR BEST EYE GLASSES see Dr.
Levy. New office 30 West Trade
St., upstairs. 6-tf
TETLEY’S TEA, TeUey's Tea Demon
stration. , Ivey’s Store—Ivey’s—
Store. Beginning Thursday, May
18th, lasting for 10 days. Free to all.
No solicitation. 17-4t
BIG LOT nice •rtmmed mountain
hams. J. L. Phillips 4b Bro. Phone
1132-J. 21-U
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS executed on
short notice. J. E. Crayton & Co.,
217 S. Tryon. Phone 304. 17-30t
FANCY BRED PQULTRY AND
EQQS. ' ♦
IT’S NO DISGRACE If your fowls be
come lousy—but It’s a shame to J^t
them stay lousy. Conkey's Lice
Powder does the work; Davidson &
Wolf. 19-2t-frl-tu
COLUMBIAN Wyandottes are beau
ties and good layers tea Eggs for
sale. A. P. White, Myers Park, City;
t*ao>mon-fri-tt
Mr. Robert L. Anderson, of the
Novelty Manufacturing and Foundry
Company, located at the corner of
South Poplar street and the railroad,
has been appointed general manager
of the business, which was originally
the Dixie Foundry Company.
Mr. Anderson was the pioneer in
the waste paper industry in this sec
tion of the country, coming here from
New York where he has had long ex
perience in various manufacturing in
dustries in the novelty line as well
as in heavy casting.
I
The Kind You Have .Always Bought* which has been
in use for over 80 years, has borne the sigrnatnre of
and has been made nnder his peiv
sonal supervision Since its infancy.
-TTirrv;^ Allow no one todeceive you in this.
All OounterfeitSy Indtations and Just-as-good*^ are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Tnfants and Children—Sbcperience against £!xperfmeDt»
What Is CASTORIA
Castoria is' s« harmless snbstii^te for Castor CO, Pare*
goricy Xhrops and Soothing SyWps. It ia Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium^ Morphine nor other Karcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures I>ian'hoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, ^regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healtny and. natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacear- The Mother’s Friend*
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bean the Signature of
He Kind Yon Rave Always BflngM
In Use For Over 30 Years. -
wmKrT. hew vomi em.
May Hold Sunday Ser
vices at Comty Jail
For some weeks of late two or
three Christian people, filled with a
desire to do some good for the fallen,
have been holding meetings at 5
o’clock on Sunday afternoons in the
Mecklenburg county jail for the ben
efit of those who are so unfortunate
as to have been placed there.
The attention of some of the young
men of the city having been called to
this work and learning that an organ
was needed in the meetings, they
placed the matter before the Young
Men’s Bible classes of four Sunday
schools. Second Presbyterian, Trinity
Methodist, First Baptist and First
Presbyterian, with the result that an
organ has been secured and placed
at the disposal of the good peoplte
who are engaged in carrying on this
work.
As this work progresses there Is a
need of additional helpers and it Is
sincerely hoped that a number of
people will be found who are willing
to devote an hour on Simday to this
noble work. Any one who is so dis*
posed will be doing the right thing vo
go to the meeting on next Sunday af
ternoon.
Why doesn’t somebody write an
article on how to build one of those
$1,500 bungalows at a cost of less than
$5,000?
PLUMBING AND HEATING .
Repair Wprkr Terra Cotta and Flue
Pipe, Wail Coping.
HACKNEY BROS.
6 and 8 West Fifth St.
Phone 312
FOR RENT
n-room cottage, 712 E. 9th, modern,
$15.
6-room house, 216 N. Myers, modern.
$20.
5-room house 520 N. McDowell, mod
ern, $13.50.,
4-room house, 508 N. McDowell, mod
ern, $10.
Apartment, 5 rooms, modern, 16 W.
5th, $20.
Cottage, 5 rooms, city water, 1108 Gold,
$10.
J. P. & L. L. HACKNEY.
Phone 312. 6 W. Fifth St.
Funeral of Harry Har
ding, Jr. This Morning
The funeral of little Harry P. Hard
ing, Jr.^ son of Prof. and Mrs. Hard
ing, w'^hose death was noted in yes
terday’s News, was held this morning
at 10 o’clock from the residence and
was conducted by Rev. Alva W.
Plyler, pastor of Trinity Methodist
church. The enterment was in Elm
wood and a profusion of beautiful
flowers were strewn over the small
mound.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. W. F.
Collier, Herman Dowd, M. B. Steere
and Neil Graham.
Mrs. Shaw's Mother
Died At A&hebow
Mrs. Francis A. Porter, wife of the
late David Worth, pastor, of Asheboro,
and mother of Mrs. A, R. Shaw, of this
city, died at her home In Asheboro
last Wednesday. Mr&. Shaw was at the
bedside of her mother when the end
came and Rev. A. R. Shaw left yester-
day to attend the funeral, which was
held In Asheboro.
Baird School Finals
On Monday Evening
The closing exercises of the Baird
school will take place Monday evening
at Hanna hall, Y. M. C. A. building, at
8 o’clock. Although the school actually
closed Wednesday, the commencement
exercises were postponed until Mon
day night because of the congestion
of all the other events of the week.
The exercises on that evening will
consist of declamations, essays and a
debate. The school has had a very
prosperous year and has developed
among the young men some debaters
of more than usual ability.
The public is cordially invited to
come to the exercises.
“What a strangely Interesting face
your friend the poet has,” gurgled the
maiden bf 40. “It seems to possess all
the elements of happiness and sorrow,
each struggling for supremacy.” “as,
he looks to me like a man who was
married and didn’t know it,” growled
the Cynical Bachelor.
**The ColoneVs Maid*^
Given Again Tonight
At the request of many friends the
faculty and students of the Southern
Industrial Institute will repeat the de-
dellghtful little play, “The Colonel’s
Maid” Friday night at the Institute.
It was presented for the first time
several weeks ago and the friends were
very insistent that it be repeated. But,
because of the ru&h'of work it has been
impossible to give It before now. Be
cause of the increased familiarity with
their parts the members of the cast
will be received with even greater en
thusiasm than they were on their first
appearance..
■nmwiraiw^Hwamaaga^
Eseeola Inn
LinvIIIe, N. C.
Open May 24th.
Trout Fishing is
Best in June. ,
Send for Illustrated Booklet.
JAMES P. VINING, Mgr.
5-13-tf.
3ank Notice
Saturday, May 20th, being a Legal
Holiday the following banks will be
closed:
Charlotte National Bar^.
Commercial National Bank.
First National Bank.
Merchants and Farmers’ National
Bank.
Union National Bank.
American Trust Co.
Southern Loan & Savings Bank.
Furnished Home
For Rent
We can offer for a short time, a
most desirable, modern, close In home,
furnished. Either the whole or part
can be had. Further particulars at
office.
Also modern, seven-room, unfurnish
ed home at Elizabeth College, over*
looking campus. Price $20|00 month.
UoiOR Loan and
Realty Company
18 SS5'? MANAGER.
1® Bast Trade at. *Phone 349.
N. & W. Railway
Schedule in Effect May 15, 1910.
11 am. Lv. Charlotie So. Ry. 5.50 pnL
2.40 pm. Lv. Winston N&W 2.10 pm.
4.44 Lv. Mart’vllle N&W Ar. 11.40 am.
7.00 pm. Ar Roanojire N&W Lv. 9.15 am.
Addtlonal trams leave Wlnston-Sa-
lem 7.10 a. m. dally except Sunday.
Connects at Roanoke for the East
and West. Pullman sleepers. Dining
cars.
trip to California or the Coast, get our
Variable Round-Trip Fare. The in
formation is yours for the asking, with
one of our complete Map Folders.
W. B. BEVILL, M. P. BRAGG,
Gen. Pass A^gt. Trav. Pass. Agt
Roanoke, Va.
Athletic
Supporters
STOCKINGS,
ANKLETS,
KNEE CAPS,
INSTEP ARCH SUPPORTS,
CORN AND BUNION PADS,
CRUTCHES
TRUSSES. Etc.
Any and everything for the sick or
Injured.
Hospital Supply
& Drug Co.
40 8. Tryon.
Phone 676.
Do You Wear
PLAITED
BOSOM
SHIRTS ?
If so, let us launder them—
you will like our work.
We give the shirt bosom a
beautiful domestic finish, starch
it just stiff enough to hold its
shape without being uncomforta
ble, and every plait is in place,
smooth and perfectly finished.
Sanitary Steam
Laundry
473 Phones 800
Business Build
grocers
^ our gpuine Japanese r -
^ery delicious, mu.-h :
Very delicious, S^nice. ,
—V
for a large can. Tr>-
barnes now fresh ev^Ty
MILLER-VAN Ncqo
“The Piac; -^
half Pc.r.c
Lunch Tongue 15( . p,^
cans chipped beei -'V'
butter _22c. Fruits ‘and '
cans 25c. Honev lOr. >
cured hams 15c
1-2C. Chickens and
bridges & CO
203 W. Tra^e St.
WcrNnrL’s
Fresh today—Koshpr
late Sausage, Fresh Saloiuf n,
mi, Pastroma, Rine Br.ina ’
furter Sausage, boilerl
ed Tongues. They 4 Jc??,;'®
llv
Phone 2622.
lis,
ICED TEA
Is now seasonable. Vv> hnv
anything you would want in
teas and would recorinienH
Tea as the best for i.re-.HH- , i
T.a as the best
S. R. LENTZ,
Fred Cochrane, Mgr.
SUNSHINE BRAND
of Laying Food, the Best cn ‘h«
Market.
W. M. CROWELL
>Phone 1062. 200^Mo;eh... .
MlSCELLA^huVS
notice
Begmning Monday, .May 15th ,
close my market from 1 to 4 i
Saturday. ^ to 4 except
R. H. McCREE,
* "e Graham St. Market.
LET US FIX YOUR REFRIGERATOR
We can tell at a glance just wiiit
ails It and at a trifling expense make
It good and serviceable. Send alonz
your ice cream freezer. Wo can fi
that, too.
C. F. SHUMAN,
’Phone 111. 200 N. College st
WANTED TO BUY
an incubator, must be in good condi
tion at a bargain.
SHOEMAKER Q. WALLACE,
255 N. Tryon St.,
’Phones: Office 243; Res. 444-J, 561-J,
THE GEM HOTEL AND CAFE.
Up-to-date dining room, seating lyy
persons, a luncli couutei’ iineqiialeii
in South. Conveniently lotated on
South Tryon Street. Strictly Luroijean,
MOVED.
I have moved niy I'orra Cotta Pipe
Yard to East 5th St., between Collage
St. and the Railroad, in tlie Heart
of the City, where you will find every
thing in pipe and tilings. Flue pipe,
Chimney lining, Wall coping, etc.
C. V. Furr,
Office and Yard, East 5th St., Between
College and Railroad.
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY
Sherrill Mineral Water, the friend 0!
suffering humanity, just in. 'Plione
order 918.
SHERRILL MINERAL WATER CO,
211 8. College St.
Professional
Cards
Dr. H. C. Henderson. Dr. L. I. G'd'’*)'
HENDERSON & GIDNEY
DENTISTS.
Office, Hunt Bldg., 202V2 N. Tryon St
'Phone 216,
For Rent
One 10-room house, N. Tryon.
One 8-room hpuse, N. Clarkson.
One 5-room house W. Twelfth.
One 5-room house, comer Gra
ham and 12th.
One 5-room house S. Church.
Two 4-room hoiwes, E. Palmer.
Two 3-room houses, E. Palmer.
Four 3-room houses, S. College
Ext ,
One 3-room house Winona St.
One 3-room house N. Davidson.
C. McNelis
No. 33 East 4th St.
’Phone No. 604-J.
DR A. D. GLASCOCK
OSTEOPATH.
Office, Sixth Floor of Realty Bi !•
Hours, 9 to 1, and 2 to 4,
And by Appointment.
Office 'Phone, 1073. Re sidence,
Consultation Free. ^
Office 'Phone, 326. Residence 962-J
I. W. Jamleso"
DENTIST.
109 Realty Building,^a^lott^^
OSTEOPATH.^ registers
Or* M*
Realty B^ildmg.
Hours 9 to 12, 2 to ■ y
o,n- Residence
'Phone, Office, 330' R
Consultation
F. L BONFOEV
architect.
Supervision of 4,
Office, 211 N. Tryon. R ^
HUGH W. HAR^
attorney.
, Charlotte'J};^
Law Building.
I. M. McMi*'’®®'
ARCHITcCT.
Ti
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Southern S
Lluiubia.
Ld-
I =tnn Texai
bj °tead;% ut
^ddling ^
^^^gusta, Ga., I
15
1
olMlins
[lemphis, Tenn-
■J; steady., unch
Chariot
pod middling •»
Cattle
[Chicago. J
jniated at loOO,
-eves • • • • • • •
Las steers •. •
festri-n steers. .
locliers and feed
Ls aiul heifers
ilves •-■ ■ ■
iHogs. receipts 
t, phade low
ivy
lough • • • • • • •
pod to choice he
jigs..
C,ll cf sales.. •
Isheep, receipts
[arket strong to
ative
l(estern
earlings
gnibs. native .. .
festern
Daily Movenn
hour, bbls
I'heat, bu
orn, bn
bu ..
lye, bu
larley, bu .. . •
Car Lot
[wheat 97 cars,
kde: Corn 85 cs
hct grade: Oats
jeipts of wheat at
and Duluth to
ipared with 31(
cars the cc
3r a?u.
Chicago
Ch'cago, May
I’eari^i’i'ies 16a21,
ecsy, rece
3rl, cases inclu
1-2; prime first;
^ Cheeses stead
lins 11a3-4, Yoi
3ne Horns 12al-
Potatces steady
5, fair to good 4
Poultry stead:
Dwls live 1.3. spri
Veal steady, 50
^2, 60 to 85 lb. V
weights 9a10.
Weekly Co
Liverpool. ]\Ta>
re the weekly
Imports, all kill
Imports, Aniei
Stock, all kindi
Stock. Amerlc?
American forw
Total exports,
Turpentii
Savannah, Ga.,
|rm, .i9.
Rosin firm; F
charlo
^ye
3rn
CHARLOl
^ Corrected
Jens, per lb ..
Iliickens. per* 1
putter, per ib..
per dozei
focsters, each,
leese, each
pucks, per tb.
New York
I New York, i
I*' closing pric
I opot (i.52a56;
Inn’ ^'^Sust 6.
IJO sold 6.59; O
Dec. 5.88aS
Ififi ’■Jetweei
-June 6.53;
200
Total sales
lOod Nel
Cati
So many huJ
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flat connej
gladly!
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that ari'
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