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CHAIILOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, DECSUBEB, 5, 1C01 V. TLLIAMS TALKS POLITICS. . r-;i Floor Leader Makes Ills lublio Speech Wnoo tint Xa I i:tx.tlon t Wottord College ' siriuutirta( the Situation and t i J to tkwth be of Good Cheer -An Kshaastive Treatment of tho publican lHaa of Redaction of presentation. ,; . y t respondent of The Observer. noniespun ana copperas clothes and nv- .- oartanhnrr. . .' CL. - Dee. a Iohn!ed as a poor man. He Invested much rr Wllllwua, of Mississippi, . Demo- . : .ulc floor leader In the House of Rep rntativee unci one of the party's . utional figures, delivered a most in- .lasting,? instructive and patriotic ..ad dress before the Wofford College Lyce um, last -ittirht. Mr. Williams' subject was "poUties. and as the address con- siUtitefl bi first public utterance air.ee the election of November 8, his express ion were Mrtable uiid important. RlfWHUanis was Introduced by Con- rressmait Joseph T. Johnson, as one of the few-men who can Hold the atten tion of the American people. Mr. Wil liams . is a slightly undersized wan. somewhat, csrelues as to his personal appearance. He wore a common brown suit of -clothes, a collsr opening Wide in front, around which was 11 , narrowstring tie, which sat somcwtui; awrjr.Xiiis hair was full and busnv. althauKb.it lore evidences of having been recently trimmed. Mr. Williams would .scarcely be used by a stylish tailor as a fashion plate. k t "A GOOD SPEAKER. SI! Voice is clear and siro.ig and h commands instant and undivided in tention., He makes no pretension oratory, but as u clear, convincitiK, logical reasouer, he 1ms few, If any, equals lit American politics. He uses tli right word in the right place without having to stammer and halt While hunting for it. He gives" every evidence of scholarship and .1 studli.uH life, and is a living evidence of w hat a man may accomplish by application and will. .Notwithstanding Ihh topu was at times somewhat heavy, he held tho close and Interested attention oi his audience for more than an hour and a half, and could have boon heard much longer without fatigue. He told the South to be of good : cheer, that It controls its own destiny and should not dispose in any way of It birthright. The Democratic party is not tny any means dead, and it had ori several occasions gone to national Victory In on election immediately succeeding one in which its defeat had been as great as that of the pres ent year. The speaker stated us the three causes of the overwhelming de- - feat suffered by the Democrats the . following: ',' THE THItEG CAUSE.-!. First, the association In the public mind of panic and soup house com merclal and industrial conditions with Democratic eontroLof the government This was not Justified. Mr. Williams said,' for the same conditions existed Jn Other countries during tho same pe . rlod, but on the surface it appeared so, and the people of the country did not examine very deeply Into such things. ; Second, the desire in the North throughout a spirit of sectionalism to CU(. down Southern representation In .Congress. This spirit is even felt by wm'; Northern Democrats, and they failed to support the South in the re- , cent campaign. The Statesboro out rage, said Mr. AVilllams, had cost the Democrats half a million votes. Third, the personal popularity of President 'Rooseevlt. Referring to the newspaper reports that 'v President Roosevelt intends to seek to have the tariff revised and re duced,", reciprocity established with Canada and other countries, and the trusts curbed, the speaker said that if the President entertained such in tentions an.d purposes, which he (Wil liams) doubted, he would give hin the support of all the Democrats that he could influence. This statement was warmly applauded ty the audi ence, . PROPOSED REDUCTION. Mr. Williams theu went Into nn ex haustive legal and " constitutional treatment of the proposed 'reduction t Southern representation In Oon gress, and in the electoral college. He showed the difficulty tne Republicans Will have in accomplishing this In a legal way, even on the basis of prec edents set by themselves and Judicial opinions rendered by the United States Supreme Court. The representation ' could not be based on the vote cast, -because thousands of registered vot ers do not vote in the general election. Thai-Republicans could not base It on the white population, because many of the : Whlte people are not registered. u.ney could not count out ail the ne groes,: because thousands of them arc registered and can vote If they wish to Mr, Williams quoted Juago Cooley to the effect that registration and an edu rational qualification is not a denial or abrldgementof the right of suffrage, as It la within reach of every citizen, and education will be of benefit to the voter Sn addition to conferring on him the right , to vote. . If Such legislation were passed, the speaker said, no State Legislature could Ibe compelled to re-distrlct the State Into the smaller number of districts allowed, and each Ktate should go ahead 'and elect the original number of Representatives. It these were re fused their seats, then their pay a man damus could be secured against him. and thus the question taken Into the courts for a legal adjudication. How ever,: this had not yet been done, nrul be hoped it would not be done. Mr. "Williams' treatment of that subject, however, Indicated his belief that this Will be. attempted by the Republicans. N Mr. "WUliams was presented with a bouquet of white carnations by the Mississippi students at Converse Col lege, sr.. (VOT TIIK WIIOLE TOWN DRUNK. Xortlvome, Minn., Woke ITn When ttto Schnlid Come Into Money. Puluth, Minn . Special to New York Sun. "I will show "this town how to go some." i-.ild Otto Sohmtd, of Northome, Minn., recently, when he had received through the Geratfen consul ot St. Paul $loao inherits.-'-H' was no idle boast. The village. is new recovering fiom sn alcohol ic debauch that will never be forgotten. Northome Is a frontier town, the north ern terminus of the Minnesota & Inter s;atiohal road, in Reltran county. Schmld was working around Northome for small wa?fS .when he got word of the little -"-Kimie -that awaited him. When he got . money ; be began to stir things up. Cor m week JSchmid kept the entire pop dorr that would drink plied with )1 r. Mny who took a few drinks to . :t Schmld 'celebrate his good fortune . ni.ihied t-mi)let with him th' week's o rovai ef tHemnt. ,i Schmld. refuses! accept rhatige,; He would pass a fresh " every time he ordered drink. . i here ere- 6P0 reidenU . In Northome 1 Schmld rhad the -crowd going from ) bar to another at all hours of the day d night for a week, Men who were nev i Mown to b intoxicated hefore met r. Waterloo at the- Bchmld -eelehra-".. Schnid says that he has some mon e ft ami will invest it to good advan- .KP3 AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS 1 I'tsa's Citr Sn efr-ftunl.fnr for LvmiESTjnva scrr sottled. Stock la Davis Wiley Bank, He. queattted by Un Late Mr. Tobias 1 Keller, Ooes to Ills tJraud-Dauglilor ' llie' Elks' Xolg of Sorrow. CwrtMpontwiW'tf The Observer, .. Salisbury, Dec. X The late Tobias Ketdler, a Dutch fanner who amassed the, largest fortune of all liowan men. -was a great character. Notwithstand ing hi large wealth, h dressed in of his wealth in the cotton mills here bearing his name, had bank stock In abundance, and canted mortgages in gieal numbers. The old man w as ec centric in almost every way, and, such a unique character died when he puss-j ed away, that It was accounted a public misfortune, hy those who never ex - peeted to see his iitie again, that be left no pictures of himself. He would not tillowj his photograph to be made, but some camera fiend stole upon him once, took a snap rdiot of him, and this picture Is the on!:- one extant. Well. I'rwie Tube couldn't live always and he began preparing many years ago for the disposition of his property. Theie have been the usual law suit al tending this division, but the most Interesting one was settled to-day by the Supreme Court. This case was Earnhardt against Clement, executor wherein SUM of the capital stock of the Davis Wiley Hank, of this city. were involved, in ISM, Mr. Kesler agreed with his granddaughter, Jessie Trexler, that if she would come to his home K miles from Salisbury and live with him and his wife as long as he should live, and take cure of his home arnl nurse him when was sick, he would will her the above stock absolutely f.i her own right to do with as she pleased. He was then 75 years old and hts granddaughter 1". She therefore parted from her father, rrniher and the fam ily and went to In r grandfather. .Stir fully performed her part of the contract. On his death the old man expressed his appreciation of her. . fait hful service to him. Upon his death in 1X17, the will showed that lie h;id given her this stork In trust, to a trustee, for her life nud after her death to her children, and if she died without Issue, then over to his grand children. Her attorneys, Messrs. Overman and Gregory, con tended that this was not a substantial compliance on his part of the contract and asked for a specific rforman e of the agreement, which the Superior i'ouii and the Supreme Court granted. It was i-ontendi d on the part of the defendants that inasmuch as the grand daughter had accepted dividends upon the stock for the seven years since the death of Kesler. she wn.est,oiped from claiming under the contract and against the will. Her attorneys on the other hand, contended that she was accepting only that to which she was entitled: that no one was prejudiced by her ac cepting her dividends to which Rhp was doubly entitled (under the contract and under tho will); moreover, that while she was accepting those dividends, she was a minor, and a married woman: that she was therefore not estopped In equity to claim under the contract as against the will. The Supreme Court so decided, and this afternoon the trus tee transferred the stock To-her In her u,wn right. The granddaughter, who Is now Mrs. Jessie Karnhardt. is the wife of Cicero Karnhardt. a prominent and young farmer. He, by thrift and Industry, clears JI.TjOO yearly, has accumulated quite a lot of property and has now two children. 'They were married In 1 S'JS. SOITHKKN PINKS OHOWINOJ. Another A'isltor liccomcs n Permanent Resident A Representative of tho Sunshine Society Removal of the PtiKtolUce l'ersonnl. Special to The Observer. Southern Pine.-, Dec. I. - Mr. Jas. t'livg- ory, who came to Southern Pines early in the fall for his health, is so well pleased j ind bciieiitted that he has decided to I build, and has bought Llur soirrire feet of , Kicuiid in block K-J and-wHI-ertvt a very mlsome cottage for himself and two tor rent. i l'"or the last week in November tin re i eie leyistered lA iieople at the Sojitherii! Plins Hotel, against '2i for the same week ; in i: J. llic mmilier ot tourists now at , touthei n Pines exceeds that of any pre- ! uous year, tor the post six at this date. ' Mi. E. M. Mickey, of Gonnan. .Mil , has 'ii made night operator at the station i n re. i.i place of G. W. I!. Thompson, w ho iocs lo his nome in Aberdeen. d the must pleasant visitors to our i own is Mi;-s 10. j. .dains. -a pioniinent! "i.i g lady d! Greeniicld, Mas.-., who is ale in the interest of the Industrial Su.i- i II. c So, let;, , iif '."J eth avenue. New Yol k. Wleti it is known that the motto for this "i e ly is '(',.iii. Cheer." and the floral 1 einhlem ih" "Coia op-is." ;C be uitif al y. i- ' iow Mower a perennial of the daisy and m.i. dower famil, cue can readily under- ' .-land llic aims and edji els el the order: .Vi'ilci- Sian.--'iine,'' It is prohahle . I hat ' this society Will elect a 1 1 I'lhes. Iii order 1 1 its work. The removal of Ihe McAd.nns block made sent a metropolitan sp hulldiii..; at Soutb iat it may further liostoflice to the that Imlliliiin ta il tacle. It Is (inte mail time w le u a "hub, especially at you an find almost (In eirtrre ponulat ion . locking for The Charloite Observer, 'ayetteville. was Newton II Smith, of ! in the cily yesterday looking alter the c.v iirsmi, route and schedule from South ern PI lies hy trolley to Pini hurst, tlaii.-, vi.i the -. .V A. railway to AIk rdeen and hope Mills. These transportation eonipa riet have agre'-d In make a combination route so that you can buy a ticket from Southern Pines through to Kayettev i i ! and make the trip m one day. I lv tae formation of a Imard of trustee lit v. 1. L. Whltth ld. colored, has In . e al le to orantze and la gin the work of an Industrial School and orphanage for i he loud people of this section, lie is re ceiving the support of many of the North- 'in people, who come to this iowh. and li dv ibout forty scholars. AS TO TRADING STAMPS. Mr. Norman II. .lolinsou I c fends the Utterance He Made in Charlotte The Resolutions Adopted by the Merchants. To the Editor of The Observer: I notice in your issue of the ''ml instant, an article written by Mr. E. At. Andrews or Greensborr, in which he throws a little sarcasm at my .utterances in Char lotte before the Retail Merchants Asso ciation when I advise:! the merchants "10 refuse all gift devices, trading stamp st hemes and fake advertising, but to in- --. v ...... ..,.,.1,. ,i, iiaiimiml lievs SII1 pel ' i iidvertising because tho newspaper offers j iim irauu tne greaiesi lnaucemeuts . to purchase the merchants wares, and be- ; sides, the support of a paper is essential ' to the growth and development of a I er.mmunity." I hardly deem it necessary i for me to take issue with Mr. Andrews i as the majority of the towns of North I Ci.rolina have already either driven 'rad- j Ing stamps out or refused to allow them.j to enter thejr community. In view of the fact that Mr. Andrews was one of the I principal "ncorporators of the Southern j Trading "'amp Company, recently Incur- I norated with headquarters at GreenBboro. j I harrnv deem it necessary to explain that 'trading stamps" meet with his henrtv -dorsewent It would hardly be con- i stent .for him to discountenance the ' use of trading stamps snd then organise sampnny with a capital stock of $25 - ! Thptn(l Merchants' Association of' Xorth Caroltn-t is composed of some ot trs Inrge-t and most Influential merchants ; in th State and their sentiment can be' f ind from the .following resolutions i t,Vtofl or fhoif, jairt convention which1 K 'ft . ; ,. -r- Making Friends Every Day.4 Ttdiesa truthfully! idol Jcll-O Ice Cream POWDER the new product for making the moat deHekMU lea CTttsro You ever mtr ; r,o, j u,iK . Nothing tw(e to good IB hot weatoef. AU grocer ampiacli 'iinritinstocs. tiYOursToircao-iimiii7' oa it- for two iiac kautt or mall, roursuwf: - lll,CliUtSUvbrtTTi Tub Oeneace Pure Jfeod O and Unflavored. Addra. vox vw, ut Hoy,xv. ! wan )iell t WLnston-Balem last June. The rMiIutlons ate i.s IoIIowh: i iieris. that nil such deceptive devices Ins trading tonp and gift schemes in I variably tend u degenerate the quality of jUie goxl oil, through attempting to I convey t he Impression that th consumer ls ohtulning additional value; and, j Where us, the method of a I hi mm In the shape of a trading stamp is not In keep ling with sound business principles and a idind to cater le Hie unsuspecting public, and lia Income in octopus, with no .lust reasons for Its existence; and. therefore il.e it Unsolved, that we. the North Carolina jKet.ill Merchants' Association, condemn .such piacth, ,i nefarious to business 'morality, that not only sHoiild these con cert. s placed under a higher license tl t.n at present, hut that t heir existence nln ,dd I .dire abolished; be It fur ther Hesolvcd, that theKieneral Assembly of North Oirolltiii is respectfully requested to corislih r favorably the report of tins liglsla.tive committee c.d the Xorth Caroli na Merchants' Association and to tax and plai e a higher license on the trading -l:.m concerns for the reasons outliueu above. Tiustlng that von will tut' '' h this ar ticle. I am. N It.M A N li. JOHNSON. Attorney tiiteril North Carolina Retail ,M 'Telia tits' Association. THE WRVniEH. V pro North Carolina: Knin Mondav and ildy Tuesday; iiort )i"hh t winds. IVM T. W00lLEY, M. D. Gynaecologist and Dermatologist. Office and residence, 318 West Ninth Avenue, Charlotte. N. C. Office hours: 8 to 12 a. m.. 1 to 6 p. m. Practice limited to diseases of women and skin diseases, especially electro lysis or organic tissues such as moles, wuiis, enlarged veins, superfluous hair and other blemishes, without pain or scar. Having had many years' expe rience In the above named special branches, and henceforth devoting my entire time to them, confidently hope for general pationuge. Dr. C. L. Alexander, DENTIST. Carson Building, Southeast Corner of Fourth end Tryoa s?trets. TOR SALE Ten-room Furnished House, wild cellar, situated on car line, Boulevard and Llndhurst avenue, Dilworth. Comfortably planned, handsomely finished. Water, gas and electric light, heated by hot water. Out-house for servants. A corner lot, 100 feet front by 150 feet deep. Most desirable property for family wanting a home. Furniture not included If desired. For terms, apply to MECKLKXBrjKG IRON WORKS. FOR SALE. New Crop Cotton Seed Meal. New Crop Cotton Seed Feed. New Crop Cotton Seed Hulls. .t'tiWUgBSmt.WStlgWKE-aijaj WHY SUFFER "When you can be Relieved ;ind Per il manently Cured by I ClIMIlJ MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY A Sure and Posi tive Cure for RHEUMATISM in its worst forms, BAD BLOOD, INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and all OLD SORES. $l Per Bottle. All Druggists MRS. JOE PERSON, CHARLOTTE, N. B S s Si i AAAfrAAAAi A . X R. E. COCHRANE. ! Insurance 11VUI L.JIUII J R. E. COCHRANE..;; I Special notices CLOSIN'tt OHTS-mtlng li-sW our oulld tpg for a, term tt years, ws offer our titlr Stock at invoice cost, This Is a rare apportunlty for retail merchants. hotels, ooardlng houses, ete., to secure real bargains, JOHN B. ROBS A CO., ' ... . Wotesale Grocer. Cor. Third and College fits. IP YOU ARB NOT PLEASED- WITH tbe.meaU you are getting from your market give us a trial. We are giving the selection of the tattle we butcher very dose attention. The very best in frsh meats is offered by us. The finest rcasts, steaks, veal, mutton, etc Home made lard and all-pork sausage a ped oialty. You vote here for the 11,000 libra ry. T. H. AU8TJW. YOU WILL FIND YOUR HOME-MADE fruit cake will cost you more ttian on of our ready-mad cakes. This has been the conclusion to which many ladles have urrlved In past years. Our fruit cakes are made from the licet selected mate rials. They are parked in round tin natkaces that would be ornamental at well is useful In your house, for years to come. Our fruit cakes come In ona nnd two-pound cartons and live-pound cans. MILKER-VAN NESS CO. 'Phones SH and 11A IP YOl WANT SOMETHING ARTIS- tic, new and original In holiday novelties come to us. we have the most select line that we have ever offered. WHEELER WALL PAPER CO., Y. M.,C. A. Building. DR. W. H. WAKEFIELD is attending the meeting or a medical society In Washington and visiting clin ics. Ho will return December 12th. HOLIDAY PERFUMES-C-ur special se lections of holiday pel fumes comprises Ihe lalntUst a id sweetest p-rfumes from the world's iKtt manufacturers. I We in vite you to inspe -t this beautiful collec tion of fine perfumes. WOOOALL & SHEITARD, Druggists. WHY OF SUCH AN ELABORATE BILL of fare? asked a traveling man who dropped in for a bird yesterday. This question Is often asked us. From the many special dishes appearing on our menu most people would think we had prepared for some special occasion the coming of the President or Governor but no. It is an every day feature with us to offer elaborate dishes. GEM RESTAURANT. E. F. Creswoll. Mgr. HUNTLEY - PALMER'S FINE DINNER Ulseiilts: National Rlscuit Co's. finest enker., ' h unpamic waters. Nabisco wa tersjund the h liday package Is a beauty; rakes and crackers of every description. It aylcr's salted, blanched almonds, choc olaie and cocom; hrystaiizod and pre served ginger; fresh supply cranberries, the real Cape Cod berry. SAHHATT & 15LAK ELY. N. Tryon and S. Church Sts. SMALLEST HEADAHLB BIBLES MADE. We have them In India paper from the vest pocket size up. For ministers we have lnter-lcaved Itlbles in many styles, made to order and of the best material. No trouble to show our goods or answer questions. C. R. ROBINSON & CO., No. S W. Fifth St. Charlotte, N. C. WW V fi on NOT USE CHOICEST EXTRACTS DILWORTH ii- -'47. DRUG STORE, li. S. DAVIS. Ph SEND 15 CENTS TO "THE STAR MILLS" and get a ten-pound peck of choice, fresh corn meal, made of new corn. MRS. A. M..HLACK WELDER, (117 WEST Fourth street, after a. year's suffering ami undergoing two operations for kid ney trouble, was relieved and able to re sume work when ten (111) gallons of Mida Water bad been used. J. W. SAMPLE. Manager, 'Phone, K13. itj South Tryon. A LOT OF PRETTY TillNGS FOR XMAS have Just arrived from Vantino's, such as Basket!?, Candle-holders, Boxes, Trays, Teaisits, Tassels and a number of other articles. Have also a number of pretty designs In fancy work for Xmns. Room b. Hunt Building. Minnie Cochrane. FOR RENT-Stor- HI 3 E. Trade street, line retail stand: store 21 S. church street, with large warehouse later, line manu facturing place; modern x-room house. H W Eleventh street; modern 7-room bouse, lllil S. Caldwell street; nice (i-ronm I ouse, Ji:t N. Mclkiwell street; also other nice nouses. :t- to 7-rooms. .1. ARTHUR HENDERSON & PRO. HAVE YOl. I SEEN THE GREAT Dis play of pipes and smoker's articles at the Charlotte Cigar Co's. store? It is a mammoth showing of the handsomest I ipus it is possible to muster together. Nothing so desirable to present a gen tleman fur a gift as a pipe, cigar-holder or cigar case. We are also displaying all that is best In cigars. Box trade for the holidays Is made a specialty. CHARLOTTE CIGAR CO. FRUIT CAKES, THE FINEST BAKED Just received a large shipment National I'.lseuit Co's. cakes put up In two- and live-pound tin boxes. These cakes are delicious and you will find them no more ' xiHiisive than home-baked. We carry a most complete line of every dainty cake and cracker linked. Get them direct from the bakery, therefore vou get ab-.-olulcly fresh goods. USHER BROS. Two 'phones, o-ll and 41G. THE ONLY GENUINE IMPPORTED Cigars bearing the government's impor tation stamp Is soul at my cigar stand as well as every other brand of Cigars popular with tho trade. Box trade is made a specialty. We are most abun dantly stocked for the holiday trade with all supplies for smokers. IKE HIRSIIBERO. Central Hotel Cigar Stand. REMEMBER BEFORE YOU COME TO Lharlotte. rht our rat?s are only $1. Ot to $1.50 per day for transients. New house and turnltnre, with modern con veniences. A. good many of our custom ers tell us that the Queen City Hotel Is the best place for the money In the I nlted States. Go there and be con vinced. WE ARE RECEIVING EVERY DAY our now canned fruits and vegetables, packed under tne Sunbeam" label. Spe cial price in case lots. Fresh line of veg- tiatdes of Saturday morning. We arlve automobile tickets on every 60c in tashf icceiveu ai our store. COCHRANE & ROSS. !u9 N. Tryoo St. - 'Phone 23- TO LET FI v room brick house, close in, $12.50; 4-room frame house, E. Sixth street, near Myers, $6.00; houses for col ored tenants from 75c to $1.60 per week. homes for sale, $1,600, $2,250. $3,000. $1,7S0 vo iu,uki, e, L. KEKSLER. ?S S. Tryon St, THE CROWELL SANITARIUM. . , For the treatment of WHISKEY, MORPHINE and other Drus Addictions. Special apartments and nurses for lady patients. S. M. Crowell, M. D., Medical Director, No, a West Third street Charlotte, N. C. WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF C A HILL Grates, which Is the best grata sold We a so nanait tiles and mantels, both hard wcod and native pin. Lumber, shlngisa, laths and all kinds ef house finish. CAROLINA MFO, C-t Jas. A. Fore. Mgr. WB EXCHANGE THE $30.00 DISC OR Co lumbia Graphophonea for the $&00 graph- opbones and allow $5.00 for your second hand graphophone. This la not a new offer for we have made this exchange for years. Ws also offer to exchange graphophones for second-hand bicycles. QUEEN CITY CYCLE CO. i mm the medicine exactly as pre scribed by your physician if you - . . : ENTRUST YOUR PRESCIPTIONS i TO US. Only capable Phamacists, with years of experience are employed here. The man behind our Pre scription Counter day and night knows his business. VOTE HERB FOR DR. H. F. RAY Osteopath. Graduate Southern School of Osteo pathy. Suit 2. Hunt Building. Office hours 9 to 12: 2 to 6. Sundays and Thursday afternoons by appointment. PHONES: OFFICE. 82ft - - Residence. 874. THE ,1,000 LIBRARY. December jz? j& blowers mammm m Our houses are now in full crop. We are cutting dally hundreds of white and pink roses, and white pink, and red carnations, long stems, per fect blooms. Write us about your WEDDING FLOWERS. Telegraph or telephone us for funeral designs. We make a specialty of handsome FLORAL DESIGNS, all fhapes and prices. We can get shipments to you quick. Trains leaving here morning, noon and night. J.Van Lindley Nursery Co POMONA. N. C. Send Telegrams to Greensboro. New Testaments in leather, leather on bound I t h V.Hii 3l(le' Special. 5ac. 2flt Just the tiling for ll pocket use or for a nresent. 'll II nnhlncnn A'. Co.,'s West Fifth Strret. WHEELER & RUNG, ARCHITECTS, CHARLOTTB, N. 0. Btsond Floor, 4Cs Bull dial . X t LISTEN TO THIS Letters' from all sections of the State, wanting to know how the Mu tual Building & Loan Is Accomplishing such magnificent results, xre pouring In rdally. If the inquirers could see the beautiful homes, the happy and contented family circles, created through this one channel of grand opportunities, their eyes would Indeed be opened. NOW, TO-DAT. JUST A LITTLE LONGER, you can get into the last series wlth".t paying Interest. This Is the large", class on our books, and everybody knows the advantages we offer are equaled by few, if any, other similar organization in the South. E. L. KrESUK, Sec - Jicas 25 South Tryon street. J. It. PHAIIR, CHASE BREN1ZER. President. Attorney. F.D.AJ QSQ33B FOR RENT. MODERN HOMES, WELL LOCATED. No. 14 a Myers St., 7 rooms", $22.50 month. No. 16 S. Myers St, 9 rooms, $25.00 month. Boulevard, Dilworth, 9 rooms, $36.00. CHEAPER HOUSES. South Caldwell Street 7 rooms, $12.60. -Trade Street, -5 rooms, water, sewerage, etc., $12.60. e Three rooms In good family, 4 4 blocks from Square. r fli . i lj,uAMrlihM e r. u . ftivxaiiuw i Elizabeth Heights Is one of the choicest and most desirable suburban districts. WB OFFER THERE: Several choice lots. One good S-room house. One elegant 9 -room resi dence. . LOCATION PRICE TERMS Attractive I THOS.T. ALLISON . Real Estate -Manaerer SOUTHERN STATES TRUST CO. i t No. 41 South College street. 0 by 12$ feet, basement and two - twt stories; high; with railroad trackage In the rear; boa K - session January 1st. H85. ' Noa. IS. J7 and I East Thld street, trbr 96 fee .with bWf , ment full length, well equipped and "well lighted. - Any of these buildings can be secured oa Ions lease If de- sired. ..'-.' . :.'"'" v- '--',.'-.. -.jt;',: Siho M Estate, li li in No. 4 South Tryon Street ORGANIZED 18t4 Commercial National Bank of Charlotte UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY J ("i ; .1' Stands First on the Honor Roll of NationaL Banks in North Carolina and out 5,042 National Banks in the United States Stands 212. DIRECTORS: Wm. E. Holt, L. Banks Holt. C. W. A. Dunn, R. M. Miller, Sr., Franceis 8. Coxe, D. H. Anderson, R. L. Gibbon OFFICERS: WM. E. HOLT, President ALBERT T. SUMMEY, Teller, Strength , Facilities LEONARD L. HUHTER, RCHITECT Offiec In 4-Cs Bui'dlng. CHARLOTTE, N, CAROLINA. t E. L. Propst & Company R. R. contractors, excavating, street, county, R. R. grading. Stone and Concrete work so licited. CHARLOTTE. N. C. A AAiAAAA4AiA4AAA FRANK P ARCHITECT COLUMBIA. S. C. Hook & Sawyer, RCHITECTS Charlotte and Curiam, N C. Organised Geo. E. Wilson, President, Jno. B. Ross, Vice President. The Merchants and Farmers National Bank, . 35 East Trade Street. CAPITAL, $200,000 00 ASS E IS, $1,300,000.00 DIRECTORS: Geo. L Wilson. ... lmMm rii JH. Wearn Jno. B. Ross. Judge Armistead Burwell. w.nBclll. Conservatively and safely conducted .Thirty-three years Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. Charlotte National Bank United States Depositary esulti after six and a half years la business: ASSETS 91,182,000.00 DEPOSITS 752,000.00 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 and depositors, and on this basis solicit your business. B. 0. HEATH, President. BUSINESS HOUSES and Contemplating Changes or Additions in Banking Ar rangements for the Coming ' Year are Invited to Corre spond with or Consult us. 1 City, County and S tate Depositary. , Southern StatesTrust Company Capital $200,000.00. - Iriist Building, GEO. STEVENS, Presidents T. 8. FRANKLIN, Vice President ' ' - W. H. .WOOD. Treasurer. "C THAT FlflE DILWORTH HOME Known as the Moore Place. , . Is now listed with us for quick sale. It should sell quick for It -la7 tew and with the. finest modern conveniences and is -offered tor more than; $2L0M. be lOW 1t COSt , - ' -i"'.,W Lot. is s corner 100x160 In site, fronting the Boulevard, one of the very choicest locations in Dilworth. .This is one of the best' opportunities you will ever have for a choice new home for lees than it cost to build it, i i- -1. " t ,' F. G. AbHpttV ; Trust Building. Johnston. E. C. Holt. H. C. Rccles. R. R. A. DUNN, Vice President A. G. BRENIZEE4 Cshter. . Courtesy Liberal ' Dealing Confidential Relations '''.7'. . Ya FRANK QILREATH. PKKSIDCNT H. M VICTOR, CASHIER. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, charLotte n. c. Organized 1865 $1,740,448 We are fully equipped to handle the accounts of Individ uals, firms and corporations, and otter every accommodation and courtesy consistent with sound banking. - . - v ?. We respectfully Intlte per sona; .Interview or correspond ence with those who contemplate opening new accounts. H. M. VICTOR, CASHIER. BSD 1871. C. N. Evans, Cashier, W. C, Wilkinson, Assistant Cashier within the limits of legitimate banking. of successful dealing. Nightwatchraan Employed, j W. H. lVITTYt Ceshicr. ffl.; Company, BANKS o
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