OHAltLOTTE DAILY OBSMtVEK, SEPTEMBEH10, 10O1,
IN TURN HEATS GRANT.
VIEW AXD START HOME TO-DAY
ierdaye MeaaoaveHaaT 1 nmm
i Mix by Far the Maat Kxcltlas
4 fBtaalfc k ruipttca
-Hell Kiwatn av ltrllllaat Xlkt
arch Tk.riealljr Ul-
thea Grant Befctad Halt Baa--
l.la inu Approval la lieav
ml OrtreMillla B Ial4 After
riAlkK HOT CHANGED.
BASEBALL VEdTKBDAr.
Utile
Ptmi.rn.-r Brill Sara Platfara, Waal New Orleaas, Sept.
t sat Oat ay nr. namas Kiaeiiraw ihocjc piuyv a
It Was wniM" a-aresrapa i kh-uu mala a i
i.Vrmm a Smw lk rM Craataa I Utile Rock .
Olntul. , . New Orleans ..
1 - f 1 .- ; I Witt I tArlllia . rfca 1
Special TO Tne voaerver . IWhllredg and
Aabevine. Menu itu. j. j. win,
Who was chairman of the platform com-1 Memphis, 8tt. . -Southern: The visitors
Sis
1 Who waff chairman oi tne piatturui cum-i Mempms, ej,i. i. woumern: J ue visitors
'I mittee of the UW Republican State con- played un up-hill game, but by taklnir ad-
. w-Mtare .'w a a a warn w av aj m wmmm . e Cm
u.e Hlew T-ajr. ;,rw T"" ' J!"". ... " " Memphis'-
Mill Start Hokaa.
ItinltiK.
.. 0 1 0 0 O 0 3 7 S 6
.630804 1 3 010 11 II
tVtrns' Headquarters' OalneavUle, Va.. . atsie pn wiujbhmvti nufii: awi, uparas ami uuriourt;
:it. .The econd manoeuvre problr m plank of the Republican platform nudlSwaiin ami Oroffltm. umpire, Mullaiie,
. r.ea at o'clock to-day with General .; been changed by Chairman Rollins, ln ... ,
i t H. ciitnnuindlnc the Browa army, de rttly' to the (mention Prof. Brttt aula;! Nashville. .wpt. .-Southern; Rank er-
n, lishlng General Grant, commanding the h4 , . woed 0t truth In 1L 1 " anvie w n w woy
tine umr. aaai nt Hull Run, Thia result I n8oe it aay ror Aimnia
OF THE
In tha aecond I
Mechanics Perpetual Building & Loan As
sociation Gommenced Saturday. Sept 3d
SSSSiS. sx ars s sssrs srwhtsr -"' uis i the 44h time we hc idvis public out e ,
were opening a New Series and each timerias the public
4ipre4iberaU)Mhaivbefare
ity until to-day we have in force 14,000 Shares of the:
par value of : : : : : :
: veriaa na : ftahtit toiav waa far the aetit out by JMr. Kolllna contauia UieiAit.n , 1 1 1 8 0 1 0 2 0i 10
moat apactactibMr and excltlna of the identJcaf temperam plank adopted byj Michvllla .. . ,. .... !! -
1 aign. The Bret day r the eecona proo--lne uiniiHlfe and rotlHed by the con-l '' " -".
i m had developed Jtotnln but a rear vwi(.n of eourae different amend I Acroisinl.
HXrttea oa tha, part of wl,anrmlamrmlr "corn:
i 0 ft 8 C 1
on the len Wlna Or to lh aJlD Ok ineiumi ewiiK? H:ttr kiwuvi "6mi nimmnn. nti-nrosHiiu viiiii, uwr
Blue line. . lhave gotten hold of one of these and mU Clarke. . tmjdrea, Andrewa and Hardy.
JUurina;: the' nlffht th alluatlon wa leent It out; or aucl on amendment
thawed. tJenerai Ormnt' mln position i ,ht nave been founj jn connection Washington, Sep. -Amf rlcan: Wneen
tmalned the name, behind or to the K;,,.'h lh ,,i,.f, irm hut thia la lh elt us "'"""t invlm lljle t-lay. tare
of Bull Run. He withdraw hia llrat brigade "",n:. Dul Ule x 1 R II K
under General Wlot, who had fought the! draft a adopted. Washington .. .. ..OOOOOOOOft-0 6 0
ifur guard action of the day before. Oen-i The following paragraph printed In ttoaton 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 15
era! Bell executed a tnagnlftoent march j The New York Tribune of yeislerdny Butterlea: Patten and Klttredge; Dlneen
with the foreea which ihe day before morning, September 8, under the head nd Karreli. l.'mplr. Connolly,
were on the left wing of hia enemy. Hej,.. ,,,, in v(,iB11 nn1 inciiienta."
threw them during the amall houra of the . raL,t m,lph m,Priment anuina a I'hUndclphla. Sept. .-Ameriean: Henloy
night to the right, or uranra poeuion. j - -, , ' " l uul Wndde I were in k
Uhen daylight earn they were pot aeroaaj number of the leading Republicans i of ,,)iy ,, Nw y.k ootll,
Hull Klin at BUdlcy. or to tne exireme; Afioeviiie; . i
north of the maneouvre. acene. The Urown j Henderaowvilie r
forcea charged ap to the hrwge. wuicn lnt, Democratic edltora at" the Waldorf
waa "tlvHy blown up, .bu. ! Aatorla laat night, will offer ex-Judge
charge likewise did not meet the approval i J arker 5,ooo a ei
of the uniolrea. but the third waa aiwrn-ifor the Hustler
nanied by tnont decisive result. It did
nnt take the umpires long to rule out the
entire Wlue force at thia point, and the
Ilrown army cruased the run at will. In
tlte meantime, the force which had crowied
to the north at Sodley had lieen coming
lowa towarda the pike. They struck
araiit's line to the rear, and the maneou-
r ended when this -force appeared in a
flanking movement on a Blue line, which
was facinir a Brown tine that had cross
ed at the atone bridge.
la summing up the situation to-night.
Colonel Wagner, the chief umpire, gave
the precis movement of each brigade
during the night, after which he com-
- mentvd nrr the muneouvre as follows:
"The Blue cavalry accomplished nothing
during the day. General Bell having taken
he precaution to cjtanga his buse. Antony
tha. Blue reglmenti that lost must heav-
ily In constructive killed or captun-d were
the Kirst Houth Carolina and the Alabama
and Florida- regiments, all In the Blue
army. The withdrawal of General Grant
to a defenaive position west of Bull Run
waa effected very skillfully, the handling
of the rear guard being perfect. What
the result would hava been In actual war
fare, it la impossible to aay. The Blue
right waa badly shattered, but Price's
b'lgade waa atlil Intact and Immediately
Available for support. Re-enforcements
couia nave oeon drawn from the brigade
- 1 vi r rust.
In rellnqulahlng command of the nut
rwa, uenerai uornin Issued a
general oraer to-night, expressing his at
pivciation and approval of the work done
by each commander and the force under
him. The militia will be paid, to-morrow.
J"' h review, which Is to' be held at
Wellington at I o'clock. After the review
.0up of, the Eastern militia will lie en
trained nd started for home. The South
ern Railway will run im many special
""J"?.,".?. w0""' between Washington
and WelHngton, so that the great crowds
iy be handled quickly.
V UBSSKMBR CITT ITKM8.
T' OI " gchoolA
Prorraeted Meeting ln iroreaa-.
' Persaaala. -
Correspondence of The Observer.
Bessemer City, Sept. .-Mr, S. J.
Durham la in Atlanta attending the
Cotton Spinners' Aaaeclatlon. Mrs. B
F. Won. of Raleigh, who has been
vialtlng her son. Mr. S. J. Diirhum ir
for her home laat nla-ht.
v School opened Monday with 104 on the
V, - c r" Jradlev 18 assisted by
.- oiutMnj, rntmx ntncKara Is board
, ing with Mrs. c. K. Whitney.
atra. Lt. a. uarnaon la visiting her
. wiw, Mr. u. is. Coltrane, ln Concord.
A protracted meettnK Is In progress
at the Baptist church. Mr. Putnam
the minister, ia being assisted by Kev.
Mr. Tredway, of Shelby. -Mra. H. N
- Garrison spent laat week In King's
Ja'wtitRin.
The Masonic Lodge had a public In-
niatiiatiiin or omina !- .
, A number of ladles were present. Mrs
C, E. Whitney entertained the auili
ence with n. line selection. One of the
nicest features waa the presenting to
! .Mr. B. J.' Durham a handsome gold
medal far faithfulness and good work
Ha an officer.
Mr. Chan. Cooke. Jr., of Wilmington,
Kpent Friday In town, shaking hands
With old friends. Mr. Lacy and family
left for thlr new home In Ashevllle
last Friday. The people regret to see
ihem leave. Miss Helen Buck rtur
to Winston-Salem Tucaday.V.She will
attend Salem Female A
Johnson and- bride, of Llncolnton, spent
day or two In town laat week. Rev.
rfonnaon preached Fundny at the EdIb
PI church. Mr. McFarland returned
"xiurnay rrom a two weeks' trip to St
ana Springfield. III. Mr. and
Jsra. j. n. Wllklns went to Rutherford
iw urn weKto-te-prnent nt the
marriage or Mr. Wllklns sister. Mrs
litems win spend some time vlalllng
to write exclusively
after November 8.
Mr. iShipmun Is chulrman of the Dem
ocratic congressional executive commit
tee fur thia district and his paper ia
known as The French Broad. Hustler,'
which makea It appearance once u
week. The Republicans take The Trlb-
good condition lo-
1,1 tlil lilt ttm't ItfA-
llipman, OI ine ny. Score: RHK
Hustler one of I New York 20000000 0- 2 S r
rhlliulclphlit 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 x 3 K s
Bait erica: Piiwell nml Kleinow; Henley
Hid Kchrt-ck. Umpire, Sheridan.
Second game. Score: RHK
New York .. .. .'. . .0 0 0 0 1 O 0 0 0 1 7 S
Philadelphia 01120000 x 6 7 1
Bntteiiex: Orifllth rind McOuIre; Wad
ilell and Schreck. t.'mplre, Slicrldnn.
New York, Sept. 0. National: Th
louiiie-heiitler betwwn New York and
l'liilailclphla to-day resulted In a vloto-y
une a Hem to mean mat ar. snipman for t,o locals and' a scoreless flve-lnnlnk
has practically admitted Judge Par- tie. The second game was culled on -
ker's defeat. One Republican said to-1 "ount of darkness. Score: RHK
day that when Congressman Gudger I Philadelphia 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-412 3
"lumnwl" JiiHitp Kwart ill the Inint Ni w Vo,k 2 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 X- 0 8 3
."".-.....,... , Ihitterles: Frnm r and Kouth: Mcfllnnltv
campaign over u-aiiuiuaie j. tiurna an HowrmBn. empires, Moran and Ken-
UCTl. mi a l It'll Llll v upi. uiniui nan in- 'HHIV.
ready defeated hllli for 5overnor of I Second game. Score: HUE
North Cuwllna by from 50,000 to 75,000 Philadelphia n o n o o i r. I
majority, the Republican candidate fori New York o 0 0 0 0- 0 1 01
Conereas will have Mr. ShlDinan'H Batteries: Corrldnn and Berne: Robhlns
I tin l-lmri-mii n I'mr. koo HI . . i
u 4.nn uiuii, i iiiuii rn, inui an .trtii
$1,400,0.00
The subscription of the September Series brings the
"prospective Borrower" to be fully Drepared to com
mence his building with the earliest advent of spring-.
So hurry up, not only yourself subscribe tor stock but
induce your friends to become firstly -a "Money Saver''
and secondly a "Home Owner."
R. H COCHRANE,
Sec'y and Treas.
WITTK0WSKY
President
statement as an off-Bet.
'Cenncdy.
There is a BEST in everything
American Life Insurance is thewM$f' in
tne worm.
MOOHKSYIIXK MATTKHS.
The Friday Afternoon Book Club
Mreta Death of n Child Persian I I
Meatloa.
Special to The Observer.
Mooresvllle. Sept. 9. The Friday Af-
Detrolt, Sept. !.-AmTioan: The locals
ind St. luils divliled to-day's doulile
lie.nler. Scor?: K H K
l'!rnlt 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 x 3 '! I)
It IxiuIh .. .' 0 0 (11 00 0 0 0 1 4 1
Batteries: Donovan and Drill; Howell
.wnl Kahue. Umpire, Buvlllc.
Second game. Score: R H K
ternoon Book Club met this afternoon Bt'.' i',B ' ; - 'Vftnnr: 5
n. . . on ' ..I i. ... I . V- k i ...nn r.. I .... 1... I I . . . " ' " " . i v
u naileries: jaeger and Bevllle; Clade and
ruiiri tiiiu ivinc criipieiuii, ub 1111; i oumucii. umpire, Ifevilie.
home of Rev. W. W. Pharr. After the
usual discussion of the popular authors, t levelnnd, Sept. 9. American: Chicago
the compuny engaged In a guessing con- unfllln" again split even to-d iy
teat In which Miss Hess Rankin wan .
... ... Licvpuma 102 10001 x 4 H
...v. ' 1, "!' nica go 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 4 1
little booklet by Harrison, "Use and Butteries: Donahue nnd Buelow; Patter
Misuse of Books.1 lrt a plnder contest, n and Sullivan, empire, O'Loughlin.
Miss Minnie Temphhon succeeded In Second game. Score: ItilK
putting the greatest :humber on a hat S,!01Y.l,lnl 0 1000100 1- 3 8 2
i ... .). i .i..n.. iv-imuKU (J u (I 0 0 1 0 2 9 R in e
p
U L
2
e
lllllllflll
I
Is the best in America to its policy-holders.
Desirable territory for competent pro-
ducers. Address
- - H. BUSMAN, Genl. Manager, Charlotte, N. C
Batteries: Rhoades
iiu oiiiiivun. i mpire. u l-oughlln.
Pittsburg, Sent. N.lllnnnl- t,.fnr.
Veil Imlck's two-bagger in tlio eiKhth won the
icnme. score: d h t,-
g 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 x- 3 9 ',
pin, nnd was awarded) a beautifully de
signed sofa pillow top; Mrs. J. H. Reld
and guest, Miss EmiiM Brown, of Sails
bury, were present, and rendered sev
eral vocal selections, while Miss
Templeton, an accomplished panist.l 5?., V
fircnmnuiitari them tVio nlonn Th. I LV.lnuul
afternoon waa full of nleaanra n all ".r.i - '.' 0 0 1 0 0 0 0- 1 7 C
cnt j . ;;; f;;Tv , ."'ier vznp'l.aml ps BriKg3n.i
, - w. . j ... . . . . . i hijui dimmer.
our town, ana a prosperous merchant
nere. oui now oi Lia Vinson, was a visit-1 wioniaomery. Ment g R,i,,ti,n . ti.. i
or this morning looking after his reulnlM again shut out Blrminghmn to-dav
estate holdings here. ' V u RHK
Mr E M Kennerlv of this nlnre S m Bhum 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0-o .1 :i
mi. c. m. rweiiiiciij, or mis place, i Montgomery .. . I) in o ii n n n in i i- ,i
who was nom nn toil hv the If Bt,i,hll..,i, I t... " OUOOOOJ 3 f! 0
k. i IT , ' ' , 7' cagnn ana Matthews; l.ee
jti MLit .v, , ,,t,,i nciguci Ml uiisi -,. v liirH.
place, has flatly refused to consider the
WII.KY MOIMi:T MVVljlLKll.
Shaft
Kreeted at Wlnnlon.s.i.m ..-
tiraded School I'niillnSuperlntrii.
Joyaer Naken the P
Address.
Incipnl
nomination in any wuy, and has pub
lished a card stating that he is a Demo
crat and that he would support none
but Democrats. '
The 2-year- old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley W. White, died yesterday af
ternoon and was buried to-day. The Special to The Observer
little one hud been sick for" some time Wlnston-Salfin. Sent n Ti,n mn.n...
during the summer. . ment erected on the West wtnun,.
Mlases Urace Rankin, Linda Houston Graded School lot bv nf t ha
una mauue L,euiz leij. yesterday for the msion uraded Schools In honor of
ricHuyierian ioiiege at cnariotte. Miss I me uue ur. I'aivin H. W ev ih flrot
(Jertrude Melchor will go down to the State Superintendent o.' Public Instruc-
same institution next Tuesday.
lion,
waa unveiled
I o'clock thi?
Mlsa Mary McXeely, who graduated I afternoon with appropriate cxeixlses
at the Presbyterian (Villege last spring.
nas secured a position in the graded
school nt Wllkesboro, and left to-ilay
lor that place.
Miss Isabella Brown, of Salisbury, Is
the guest of Miss Jtpss lUnkln.
Miss Miula Clement, of MocksvilU
Is visiting Mra. L. D. Parker.
un tisTiti:i:i ,s in aim; hkvu.w.
OPESIXO or OXFOBD 8EMIXARY.
impartaat Edacatioaal Kreat
' !. T,r"or Ayeoek Preseat at the
baereiaea.
Correapondendi of The nbaorvor
Oxford, BeDti 1. Vnnr enrrunAnil.nt
attended the opening of Oxford Female
neiiiinary mis afternoon at 8:30 o'clock.
i he spacious new chapel hall In wjitch
the exercises were held was packed.
I, f "ulatMtT wno attended were un
able Jto secure seats. The exercises
"cr ppenea with prayer by Rev. J. A.
. -ir-mey, or Oxford. President Hob
fcuoa inen tleUvered a short lntroduc-
Ili.'.,., ' ' ""ewing; the work of
jcuuiiuing ana thanklns; the citizens of
J.vJ J 7" olne" the valuable aid
The president next introduced Dr.
. MCive' of Greensboro, who
deUvered a short address. This ad-
wHr"le..aaeeP tmpreaaion. many
Bh7" r!1' " e best
. vii cuut-anon mey , ever
HI?Urv.A.yCOck Wtt efwards In
troduced, but made no attempt to
eJ dMefc. "e Po"e only few
Z - l, v . ,n" '' ncat on at
peeing this Piendid school rebuilt, end
trtid, in behalf of the State, congratu
hi Hons and good wishes.
thlhd00r" of lhe n"lutlon were
nvHedT? ftPen th Pl were
..,,i" T- nanasome new
l-uildings.
I uiidings
IWS wno examined . the
expressed lh.mUi... ...
i sed with them. ... They are com
Jious. comfortable, convenient and
u and most admirably adapted to
vo.k for which tliey'were con-
Xew York dispatch says- there b
i v n,i,.1 to believe that Judge Parker
l .o to New York for temporary res'-
WMn after Ida formal letter of ao
,e-W H BUtlUV (,UU1JC
Generally Favorable IlevelopineiitM
Oorlair the Week Stubborn
strenirth of Prices the Most Notable
Feature.
ixew tors. sept. . s.-Bradstreefs to
morrow will say: "Trade, crop anil milun
trial developments have lieen g.-nerallv
ravor.ihle tliis wek. Distrlliution on fall
mil winter trade account has rnlarired m
niimt markets, the corn crop has inig'ress-
i nnoiner ween toward final maturity,
which, however, this year is later than
usual, and several industries hitherto
greuuy aeprcssed or opcruting on short
umc nave lesumeit running full.
a targe number of people were in ot-
tendiince. The nddress of the occasion
wus delivered by State Suiieriiilen,l,..,i
of Public Instruction. .1. Y. Joyncr. who
innue a magiuncent speech. He review
ed tne history of the public school ays-
fin nr ivunn t.aroiina and paid n
splendid tribute to Dr. Wiley for his
work toward buildlntr up the public
scnooia or isorth Carollnn. At the con-
lUiHioii or Mr. Joyner'a addresm there
were short talks by Dr. 11. A. Brown.
Bishop Rondthaler nnd others. The
exercises were concluded with a brief
aaaress by Superintendent Snipes.
To-Day is the Right Time to Take
Stock in 40th Series
Mutual Building & Loan.
WM.T. W00DLEY, M. D.
Graaeola-lat mm Darsaatalaartst.
Office and residence 21B West Ninth Ave.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Otlice hours 8 to 12 a. nt.. 1 to i D. m.
Practice limited to dlKeases of women
and skin diseases, especially electrolyses
r organio tissues, such as moles, warts,
wlarged veins, superfluous hair and other
blemishes, without pain or scar. Having
had maty years' txperlence in the above
named fecial branches, and henceforth
devoting1 toy entire time to them, confl
dently hope for general patronage.
JORDAN'S
MOSQUITO
.' i
DROPS ,
Will keep mosquitoes from
biting you. It will drive them
out of your room, enabling you
to a good night's sleep.
Use Jordan's
Mosquito Drops
And you will soon forget there
was ever such pests. Manu
factured, recommended and for
sale at
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
FIRST NATIONAL BAKK
at ciiARiixyrrE, in the -otate
OF NORTH CAROLINA. AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
September 6, 1904.
RKSODKCKS.
Loans and Discounts f 1,0:4,700.81
xveroriiHS secured sua unsecured
I'. H. bonds to secure circulation. .
Premiums on 11.8. bonds
Stocks, securities, etc
Bunking house, furniture, and
fixtures
Other real extate owned
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents)
Iue from Mate bunks and
bunkers . . .
Due from approved re
serve HgenlH
C'liecliH and other cash
items
Notes of other National
Banks
Fractional paper curren
cy, nickels ud cents. .
LAWFUL MONEY KK8KSVK
IN BANK, VIZ :
Specie I 51,000.00
Legal tender
notes 30,000.00
Redemption fund with
i . h. inmsurer (ft per
eenu circulation) 1",000.00
:hiii.ihiu.ou
14iSI.!l5
i,20.i
)!jx-,.:tr
4I2.20
i 4. a to. so
I'i.KVI.IU
4!',075.I3
3.5J7.71
5.4S0.00
1M.M
71 ,000.00
V'0403.i;j
Total tl.WI.7U0.LK
LIABILIT1KS.
Capital stock paid in f Hoo.ooo.oo
surplus mno
Undivided protlts. leas exnenses and
- .-. -
uixes
id pr
aid
OPEN ALL KIGUT.
This is the poor man's friend as well n
Tim in. I the Hcli m.art'u nlinlna f- ... i -
?hSirHV sltuaUo" ' "lightly less strained If evt.ry town in North Cnrollnu Imd an
thun it was. und the hwr utrike i At.ii,iti.,n ,.,.., ...
ended. In Iron and steel, past and pro- as the MCTCAL Is to our rople. North
speulve price reductions have encouraged Carolina would soon contain the happiest
ZT.J;t V . ' ,,IUH ;""'" overtaken awi most prosperous people on the face of
production, and stocks of crude material the globe. Wake up and if you dor"
are smaller. With the IveKinnirnr of the know how imo.l ti.iA,, n.V. V. ,
ZrP,M?VXet!X- lMch "-eonably heavy to me five or six minutes, and I'll open
for this period have come 1 m tmnl i. vnur -n,... . ,
lections and better mil way"elrnings 7e- r.gh here uY ChaVtot that Tren
iuiub. aukujbc reuus no nt to a n nr sieen nc nwfiv th ..ia... -
t - , . - - i . . '. vuuuriiuiiiY ior
ia. iiniraiQ Hi Kl UBS rOCnTf lifop n I rTIIlKlnB nnrt oaHn ai L
Th'lK. . . Mutual. Make the star ' tVdav You' ve C"arlOtte,
The stubborn strenirth nt ., I r..r.,a,i.,,.j ... ... V" p
u..,, , "v i"i-i ..."I..,,. mini you ve very little tiititt - -
,i..J.mo8t S0' e In the en- count for active life-step out of the wav a!f
mtuaiiuii, ordUHircci VPriPrp. i imluv I Kir xtiiniroiMi n ni . . n .
l"how2 a 7 "U percentageo? p . aVsrVo. T
a.. .. nLLOLtK, dec. &. ireas.
77,7S.:i7
bIKUHIO.OO
Surplus fund 100,000.00
ni
National Bank notes outstandliiir. .
Due to other National
Banks I 40,(34.42
Due to .State banks and
bankers S1H.0I
Dividends unpaid 05.00
Individual deposits sub
ject to check S03,lfti.7O
Demand certiilontes of
deposit J 0,001.40
Time eertilloates of de
posit 30j,0(W.3
Cashier's checks out
standing 3,13j0li
Bills payable, including cei Un
eaten of lepit for money borrowed
Several Allraclivc Dilworlli Homos
"; Eight rooms, two-story, Parr Avsnue, chotc looatlon, corner lot, TS by
On the BoulevardEight rooms, two-storr, slate roof, shady side of t
atreet, prioa IS.2G0. "
., Seven-room, two-story, Cleveland Avenue, dealrabls location, bait ., ,
or car line, price iz.eoQ.
Beautiful Boulevard home, alght rooms, 14,250,
Terma and other Information at office.
aiillfitli
No. 4 South Tryon Street;
P. U. BROWN, Prealdent
,W, & ALBXANDBR, VI
Qr U.CA.HaOi, aecretaryr-3
Report of thoCondltloi of
The Commercial National Bank
At Charlotte, In the State of North Carolina,
at the close of business, Sept. C, 1904. "
RESOORCES.
Loans and Discounts .' ., .
Overdrafts, -secured and unsecured,
U. S. Bonds to secured circulation, ,
U. S. Bonds to Becure U. S. Deposits
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
Other real estate owned
SU15.790,7
12. 4i
200,000.00
70,000.00
3,200.00
Gr,7.0U
Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) 76,530. D7
12,765.68
61.&45.07
.. .. 7,373.44
11,828.00
., 640.00
Due from State Hanks and Bankurs
Due frctn approved reserve agents
Checks and otfier cash Items .. .. . ..
Notes of other National Banks
Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents. ',
Lawful Money Reserve ln Banks, viz;
Specie .. . $62,483.15
Keciempiion runa witn u. s. Treasurer (5 per cent. Of circulation)
62,483.15
10. 000. 00
To,al $1,623,326. 2
LIABILITIES.
V.
capital stock paid in v. i.. .. , $ 200,000.00
Surplus fund ...-.. 175,000.00
Undivided profits, less expense and taxes paid 164.J50.49
National Bunk notes outstanding 200.000. OA
Due to other Nationul Banks 20.412.26
tjue to Mine uanKs and Hankers
Dividends unpaid -. '
Individual deposits subject to check $372i368.8g
Demand certificates of deposit : sif'sM iii
CuRliler's checks outstanding 828.50
united states deposits 61,495.40
Deposits of U. S. disbursing officers .. 910141)
Notes and bills rediscounted
2,378.53
36.00
786,149.01
76,000.00
TotaI $1,623.326. 29
State of North Carolina, County of Mecklenburg ss.:
j. j. .. tsreniswr. caanier or the above-named bank, lo solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. O. BRENIZER. Cashier. Correct Attest:
Subscribed and sworn to before me I w V. TTnrr
this 8th day of September, 1904. I h, c ECCLES
C. N. G. BUTT. 1 R. L. GIBBONS
Notary Public. Directors.
FRANK P. MILDURM,
ARCHITECT
COLUMBIA. S. C.
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Hook & Sawyer, f
RCHITECTS
Chadotte and Durham, N. C.
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LEONARD L. HUNTER,
ARCHITECT
CHARLOTTE, N. CAROLINA.
.. 1 1 1 . 1 ; lt '
I FOR SALE ,
T 3r.-ACRE FARM, one. nine
X from Dilworth and car line;
good frontage on macadam
road; C-rooin Jiouse, stock and
farming implements. " :
T E. L. PHOPST, 1
J CHARLOTTE, N.'C. j
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Capital, $200,000.00
Assets, $1,300,000.00.
The Merchants and Farmers National Bank,
of Charlotte, Respectfully Solicits the Business of
Banks, Manufacturers, Merchants and Individuals.
C N. EVANS, Cashier.
777.uM.01
80. ft 0.00
Total..
.tl444,7UOJs
O. A. Robblns. Charles K. Brvant.
0. A. ROBBIES & CO.
Architects
N. c.
increase on September 1 over A tit ,,4 1
with provisions and nmrerle. rn,u.'
hides, leather, oils unit
ing most strength. The reneral. l,vol .f
prices at present marks an Increase of 7 7
per cent, over June, 1901. a deci -ase of 38
per cent, from February. 1900, but a gain
Of 37 Ier cent, over th In. .
of July. 1890. " t ina
'' "i me i nuea tstates T
25 a Tryon St
J. R- PHARR. Pres.
CHASE BRENIZER, Atty.
! V
WHEELER & RUNG?,
ARCHITECTS,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
t
Bnd Floor,- 4Ca Building.
State of North Carolina, county of Meek
lenburg, ss:
I, H. M. Victor, cashier of the above-
named bunk, do solemnly swear that 'the
above statement Is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
II. M. VICTOR, Cashier,
Correct-Attejit: '
J. C. BURROUGHS,
P. M. BROWN.
FRANK OILREATH,
IM rectors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me th
8th day of September, 1904.
A. T. SUMMEY.
Notary Public.
fer the week ending September 1$ number T
144, against 165 in the like week In In 1903. T
FALL RIVER CLOTH MARKET.
Baalaeaa Noticeably Qalet Ko Proa.
pees - 01 ueneral Heanupttoa Be.
for October 1st. "
rail Hi ver." Mass Sent 9 ai t-
the print cloth market for the week Willi
reach - a total of about . 7E.non niaa I
Compared with -the activity which pre
vailed In the cloth: market about a
week ago, business for the past six
days has continued ouiet. and a roiii
off in the demand for all classes of
gooda Is noticeable. The prices are un
changed -on a three-cent basis for regu-
iin many 01 tne mills have
been getting- their manhinaev
dltlon to run, there Is no prospect of
- Bcucrm resumption Of Work at Was. I
en t, and it Is the feeling here that a
"' ot oe made before October 1.
tire, delicious, economical.' Blue Ribbon 4
leuoa and vanilla extracts
F.D.A.
V WANT A LOT?"
HOWS - I0TH
AVCIMUE?
The widest-Tina best In town:
There's the lot, deep and, wide t
final a eAnm Aaa ' .
v awggt VULUtjgfJ OH It. 118
ty8h and good. Better ask In
formation tcf-day,
F. D Alexander I
1UCAI, ESTATE DEAfJCRS.
20S South Tryon Street.
Bell 'Phone, 430.
R E, COCHRAWE
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Insurance
AltD
Real Estate
Or. Cm L. Alexander,
DENTIST.
Carson Building1, Southeast Corner of
- .Fourth and Tryon Streeta.
GEO. L WILSON, Vice-President
W. C. WILKINSON. Ass't Cashier.
Charlotte JSTational Bank I
United States Depositary
Results after six and a half year in business:
ASSETS .. 1,1.12,000.00
DEPOSITS .. .. .. 752,OO0.0
We are fully alive to- the fact that the secret of our conspicuous suc-
cess Is due to the courteous and liberal treatment accorded our friends
nnd depositors, and on this basis solicit your business.
B. 0. HEATH, President.
W. H. TWJTTY, Cashier.
THE ADVANCE OF THE SEASON
R. E. COCHRANE
ATTRACTIVE
Five-Room Cottage, cor-
i ncr lnt 4Sxi W. SnlnHtH
neighborhood,.
X
Price $2,000.
Good home or investment
I THOS. T.ALLISON
X Real Estate Manager,
SOUTHERN STATES TRUST CO. t
Makes business more active and merchants may r
find use forradditidnal ' Banking Connect ionsJ 1'
We btfer evervt facility and solicit consultation
or correspondence bn the subject i ; ;
V.
r-, Mka vavu,wv s1 nw I HV'bUI"lb iJ-'&r . W luff
Wt atepnen, pro, - t. rratmiin, -pto, w, , Wood, Treoo
nrou
m
One or twice before about that prise tot which we are offering opposite D.'- ' : '
B. Heath's residence at the terminal of the Piedmont car line. i .i:i.:..,.':")';.;;
4i ia ni 1 aw in aiae,, aiiu a corner tot. . . rr..r v- v-"..
It Is surrounded by some of the finest new suburban homes tn the viclnltr U -
'' ';"Of Charlotte.' . :r-W:? iu''-'i'"
lt Is shaded by a grove;of beautiful trees.:iS".f:, ty:;'- tM-iWM:.&-'i-:'
It Is but lgh minutes run by electric car line from the Central Hotel, .
It la located on one of the best macadamized roads in Mecklenburg coun-, - J
ty und has pnivlleges of city water and sewer connections. ', a ' '
Do you want it? , If so act quick. '. ;.
F. C. ABBOTT & COPPAWV
EvERYTHINQ IN REAL ESTATE,
Mt$ V.'
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