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3 CHAKLOTTE DAILY 03ERV;;;i, TLZllUAUY 23, ICC J. THE BOROUGH OS DILWORTH; - ...... J. ,. . i. v A 'Charter Merely Means to aa End - A Guaranteed Jiorougb tne Thine;, "The cltlsena of Dilworth are taking 'time toy the forelock' In ibeir move ment for Incorporation " demarked ' a prominent cltieen of that suburb to an 1 Observer -reporter yssterday. "Some . things they Want and aome things they do not. Being men or resignt ana fcusinoss-acumen, they not only know -what; they want but they Know full : well bow beat to obtain It. -- t "All recognise that the city limits of Charlotte are soon to be extended. The v know that this extension will in- elude Dilworth. All are cognisant of the fact that there Is a heavy bonded debt hanetns; over the city. They know the taxes are already high. Further ' ' they are aware of the fact that the : disbursements of the city exceed the f Income by several thousand dollars , yearly and then, even after they come ' j in, there Is the possibility of an In v creose in the tax rate. -' ' t The good people of Dilworth do , not care to come into the city and x'-' v have saddled upon them a- share of thia ' heavy debt, contracted before they be come members of the municipality. (The. question that presents itself to their Is the very perplexlnff problem as t,' to how this calamity may be avoided. They believe that the solution rests, if ,. either with separate Incorporation or 4j ' permanent burroug-h. Vj,' "They are afraid of the borougih be J cause it Is insecure and may be ctoan- Red at any time. If the citizens ot Dil worth could be guaranteed In some , way that the suburb would always re train a borough, then ther would be . nothing further said. If this could be done people of Dilworth would be wlll , Ins to enter Charlotte to-morrow. ''When the cltisens of Dilworth se rure their charter, they themselves will .hen make advances to the city to be admitted as a borough. If Charlotte will agree to this and will give assur ance of the permanency of it, then all will be wen. Otherwise Dilworth will be a separate corporation until some administration comes Into power which will agree to the demands along this line. "No, the residents of Dilworth do not - desire to be a city to themselves. They are all for a boough. but mast have a borough that must stick." 0 s. mm COXCRETE MACHINE AT WORK. Flooring of New Hotel Being Iall A Bis Dinner Thanksgiving. Many gathered on the west side of the new hotel yesterday to watch the steam concrete machine at work. The feldy of the machine resemled a bar rel with a number of rods and bars Inside to mix the material as It re volved. A load of sand and a bag of cement, two bucketful of water and two of cinders were dumped In the one end and the concrete mortar came out at the other. Wheel barrows carried the concrete Into the hotel and It was placed on the first floor to a depth of a half foot or more. Ten sections of the floor were covered yesterday. A week will be required 16 lay the first floor. The other stories are to be cov ered with the same material and so also the roof. All of the negroes who quit work Tuesday, when John Baxter fell from the fifth floor and killed himself, have returned to work. The progress of the building is very satisfactory to those who sre supervising it. It is under stood that a rousing big Thanksislv Ing dinner Is to be served next fall to celebrate the completion of the struc ture, to which a number of the city's prominent citizens are to be Invited. v THE KOSENBACM ' CASE. . t , -W: - The Difference Bet ween the Merchant ;: and rgqulra Jill ton Adjnsted Out of , voort Two versions of the Settle : ment.', , t j v M, "I vlsh t could white,'' said-Mr, Louis Rosonbaorn, yesterday morning as he accosted an , Observer man on the street:?, t ' M ; v - "Vhy do you vlsh Jat? was asked .."Cause I vould aay vat I dinks about tjie courts of this city. I vaa dees robbed dees morning." - "Who vaa it dat robbed you Mr. Rosenbaum?" 'It was 8qulre Hilton; Taking 'Squire Hilton as his text Mr. Rosen baum, whose troubles come In schools, preached a sermon on this country. He raid among other things that a man could get justice in Rus sia quicker than In a Charlotte court. He haI just been down and apologised to 'Squire Hilton's court and paid the costs in a case where a negro had sued htm for 85 cents, the price of a pair of shoea He was hot under the callar. Things rocked along until The Chromlcle came out. yesterday after noon, and said that Mr. Rosenbaum had apologized to the -court. That ril ed Mr. Rosenbaum and he paid the Observer a visit to say that he did not do certain things. From the con versation of Mr. Rosenbaum one would believe that 'Squire 'Hilton was the one who apologized. There is a misunder standing somewhere. The case wiaa not tried, much to the regTet of a large crowd that had gath ered to hear It. Much Is certain; and It looked like 'Hqulre Hilton got the best of the fall. Mr. Rosenbaum takes a rosy view of his side of the affair but his temperature was a little high all day yesterday. He was not quite satis fied with his adopted country and went so far aa to say that if he was a num ber of the Legislature he would appoint several new magistrates for Charlotte. While on duty yesterday morning. Patrolman J. B. MeCall became ill silr denly and had to be taken to his ho"m. V WaahiDirton. Feb. tU.Tha . Senate to. Hj) in MKT-iit I v julon ratified the treaty 7 wun . .South American - countries relating to - quarantines regulations. ' The treaty l similar to that with European countries. It was ratified without oppo sition. . j . ? ' .", '' , -' n THE WEATHER V V if .Ii. ,,i,,ip j fc 4 fi . Forecast for , Friday and - Saturday; Fair. warmer Frldav: v Saturday' falri warmer In east portion;-winds becoming sotitn ana iresn, . AFRAID OF STRONa MEDICINES.' Many people suffer for years from rheu matic palna and prefer o do so rather than take the strona medicines usually given for rheumatism.' not knowing that quick- relief from pain may be bad simply by - applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm and without taking any medicine in ternally. For sals by R. W. Jordan A Co. . r ' Special Notices ml The Klin In new bnlldinjt and Industry In Norm Carolina Is greater '?:, than at any period In the btate's history. .'-,.,- L'crUi Csrc'ina : l:zz InsLoCo: ot Raleigh, 'U, should receive its proportion ot this prosperity aa compared wjth th percentage of new business given to, It to' periods tf Jess- trtdustrfal1 activity ' ,t -v v '"' Give It tha Insurance on' tbedeslrable ew( properties yon hars to ofTcr- It will ielpfo build uproar home-State and eoolnue ,; me - great era ot prosperity new cojoyea , py 5 onr people. HARVEX LAMBETH ' . Manager; Insurance Department BIO fclNB SILVERWARE Jl'ST RE- celved. Would like to show you What 1 have. Goods purchased hers En. graved free. J. B. 8TE14HR, Jeweler. Corner 5th and N. Tryon streets. OUR STOCK OR TOILET ARTICLES comprises everything required in the toilet. Nothing omitted that can be used to an advantage. J AS. P. STOWE & CO.. Druggists. 'Phono 179. TO LKT-GROttND-FLOOR partly furnished, steam OFFICES, hent and phone free. S15 and t&.GO: suburban home, large grounds, stable, chicken, yard and Incubators, only $10; second and third floor offices, cheap. Homes for sale, easy terms. B. 1.. KEESLER, Phone Mt. HAVE YOU TRIED A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CIGAR? THEY ARE Ail HAVANA fltlfR AND SELL FOR 5 CENTS A FRESH SHIPMENT Of CHIP8 lias Just been received, not "chips and whetstones." . but fine, fresh Saratoga Chips. They are packed In half-pound cartoons, and are guaranteed by the makers to be "the best on earth." Try the-m. 'Phona 6$. MILLER VAN NESS CO. ALUN'S HEADACHE AND NEU ralgia Remedy will cure your headache-; If It doesn't, remember it cost you nothing. Price 25 cents at WOODALL. A SHEPPARD'S. PLAN FOH A GREAT REVIVAL. Preparations Holng Made for a Croat Meeting In Charlotte Soon. The ministers of the oily are plan ning for a great revival. Rev. Mar tin D. Hardin, pastor of the .Second Presbyterian church, spoke to this end at the meeting of the Mecklenburg Ministerial Association a week or mot-e ago. A conference is to be held in the 'Mecond Presbyterian church Monday Ht 31 o'clock for council and prayer. At this conference the plans which are now in contemplation will be announc ed. As a step preliminary to llie givat meeting early in March. It Is probable that the pastors of the city will con duct services dally In their respective churches lasting for a week or more. I At the explt-ation of that time, union meetings will be held In different sec- ! tlons. And then. If It Is doomed ad visable, a grand union meeting will j toe held with one of the up-tuwn I churches, to which all the others will I aether and participate. This will bo i -the great revival which Is now so earnestly desired. All of these plans are to be discuss ed and fixed upon at the conference Monday.' .Sdiollz's Green Houses. Fresh Carnations, Cut Flowers. Pot Plants, Floral Designs a specialty. Prompt attention given to In and out-of-town orders. W. W. SMTZ, Successor to T. W. Long Phone 427. FOR RENT 10 S. MYERS. C-ROOM Cottage, tH5.fi; 416 N. Church, 6-room cottage, !8.60; 14 N. Brevard, "-room house, J22.50; m E. 4th. 4-rooms. 17.00; 608 K. 7th, 4 rooms. $K.OO; 3 rooms. 317 K. Trade street, WOO. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON & BRO. DEPOSITING BY MAIL Sen'd your deposits by' bank draft or check, by postal or express order, or registered , mall. Should this-be your first deposit,. we will send you a pass-book by return rnall. We will also send you, full Information concerning future deposits and . withdrawals. ' We have a great many out-of-town depositors who do banking In this way, and not a dollar has ever been lost In the malls. , 'This method of banking has proven entirely satisfactory. We pay 4 per ' cent. Interest and compound it four times a year. Southern Loan & Sayings Bank M. Brown, pres., W, 8L Alexander, V. Pres., W. L, Jenkins,' Cashlsr. THE CHARLOTTE COMPANY OFFERS THE BEST ON THE' MARKET IN farms A. G. CRAiq. Secy, and Manager. Office 19 E. Trade St. Phone tit. SILVER POLISH Sc. BOTTIJi. 'leans your silver nice and bright. 'Fhone 170 for a sample package. J. K. 8TEERE. Jeweler. Corner bth and N. Tryon streets. ASK F, M .8HANNANH01 8E. W. H. and J. K. A. Alexander. Z. A. Hovis, J. E. Thomas, and John P. Oreenc. what they thing of Hurlmi Poultry Foods, they are the5 big breeders', and all of them use it. We sell it. . DILWORTH DRUG 8TOKE, B. S. DAVIS. Thone 247. F. D. A. IK YOi: ARE SIFKERINO WITH the headache to-day. phone Woodall K- Slieppard for a bottle of Allan's Headache Reniedv. It will cure you, If It don't It costs you nothing. Price 25 cents. HLPE RIBBON VANILLA IS CON- stanlly InercusltiK in favor. Absolute ly pure. Goes twice far and gives desserts the "Blue Riblm:) Flavor." For $400.00 60 feet on S. Church St. Room for two houses. $50.00 cash will talk and a deed will be executed. 93 acre farm in Steel Creek, at $30.00 per A. P. D. ALEXANDER 202 H. Tryon. P. 430. TO LET- 'MZ E. FIKTI1, J12.50; 912 H. Trade. f.D; nubiirhun cottage, lots of ground, stable, chicken house, only $10; cottages, vacant lots and real estate Keiierally for sale. E. L. KEESLER. 'Phone aU. OIK WHITK WYANDOTTE WON 18 out of 23 ribbons, all firsts, at Charlotte show. Kbits for sale. Write for booklet. Pew tine surplus cockrels, guarantee no brass. C11AKLOTTK POULTRY FAKM. WOOD AND COALYOU CAN ORDER of us any or both the above articles and cet lust what vou want. Our oer- sonai attention given to nit orders, large or small. We have a full stocK or an grades Conl and Wood. Thone 402 W. A. AVANT. WE 1IK1LD MACHINERY TO ORDER, overhaul and repair machinery, cut sears, make luiltertis. models, etc. HOI iTIIKKJV MACHINE WORKS High Point, N. C. Dilworth Floral Gardens NI'L.M) A NICK QUIET TIME AT THE (iein where tlierti Is abHOluto comfort and anything you want to eat prepared to your tuste. A lunch counter tinsiir- passed In the Rotith. GEM RR3TAU- liAN'T. E. K. Creswell. Manager. : WATCHES CI.KANEK AND REPAIR eii iii ,i workman-like ninmier by men of iihllity. Hutlsfnctioii (funranteed. J. H. HTEKRE. Jeweler. Corner 5th ami N. Tryon streets. .WOOOMKN TO HAVK HMOKKIt. A 1IOMK IN THE LAND OP sky. MHrnificent home newl kfnklnx Heady for a Drllxhtrul KvenliiB Mnr'li 7lli Hornet's Nest Camp to Kntcrtaln. It Is said that there m-o now more thsn 1.500 Woodmen of the World In Mecklenburg county. The strides of! this order in this section has open j Monderful durlnir the past few years, j During the year liXJii a number of uey i 'Snps were instituted In the several ) townships and now the membership of this order is probably I he lurRost In the county. A "Hmoke" is to he Riven by the Itiornet's Nest Camp, In Hie Odci Pel lows' hall Wednesday night. March 7. I A number of short speeches will be j made by local and visiting members i and a most en lovable eveiilnir l :inM,l. pated. Music will be had Hnd refresh- ' merits win te Bi-rveo. All members are urged to attend. , Sr. 1. Ai K. Hrtierer U SMak Sunday. Those In charge of the greater muss , ,i tneetlnit for men at the Academy of ' Music on Hunday afternoons report that they have secured the Rev. Dr. :; 3. A. B. Scherer, president of Netv fcerrjr CollcKe, Newberry, 8. ('., one of i . the leading; educators of the Ctiroliiias, - t appear at the Academy of Music " 8nndsv afternoon. .ct Dr. Bcherer will speak on the subicct. "Aeeentlna Christ." ! -- Arrangements are being perfected for one of the greatest meetings of the entire series of very popular services that have been held under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion. The Ariel Mule Quartette will render Special music and the Association Or chestra will assist. This meeting, In accord lili Hie oth ers, will be open to all men whether identified with the Y. M. C. A. or not. For choice Cut Flowers, for Wedding Flowers, for Floral Designs everything or any thing in Cut Flowers. We sre fully prepared to handle any order for any kind of Flowers on short notice. Telegraph, telephone or write, us If you have time. Promptness is our motto. W. C. McPHEE, Pro., Charlotte, N. C. 1 P. O. Box 127. Hell "riioncs. X 44444444t444444 iry the xky. MHrnificent home newly erected with out buildings to match. SO :ure of land In htRli wtate of cultiva tion, neir-supportlngat a bargain. I.nrge sale of town and country prop erly, for male or rent. Carolina ReaJ Kntiile. 1, o;i u A Development Co., W. V. Edwards, President, Hcndorsonvllle, N. C. Fresh car load Melrose FLOUR. We sell to anybody. THE STAR MILLS 'Phone 2117, 7 Ir. B. C. Xalle Better. " ,n" Dr. Brodle C. Nalle. who has been ' ssjffeing with a slight attack of ap f t, penttieltls, was reported much letter fl last night. His father. Mr. O. B. W. , 'alle, arrived in the city Wednesday - j- night front Culpepper, Vu. and will ' yth Mm 1m a few days. been lilog and trying to sell Imitations of king's New iSseeVery or Consump. i. Coughs and Olds, tnd other md- rf i" VRAVD EXPOSED. ' A fear eeunterfelts have latel ma Kim 4 too. felncs, thereby , defrauding Uie publir. 7 his Is to Warn vou to lir tit urh people,, who - seek to - profit, through stealing the ' repulstios of remedies which nave i been successfully curing : AUease,, for over IS years. A sure pro tion, to wi' Is ur nsme en the wrsppeTi fook for It. on all Ir. King's ft Bucklens remedlss. as all others srs riers imitations. If. B. Bucklee A Co., j 1 1 ago. 1 and Windsor. Canada. R, HUDNUTS NAIUISM Produces that neat, healthy appearance on the nails that is always so enviable. You need no furthers powders or auxiliaries when you are using Nellustre, It's genuine. Price ftO Cents. I 'or Male njr R. H. JORDAN & CO. riKMM T. Spring Cor. See tlia Herpleida tady with the beautifuJ Jtair-at ur vtnre. Our Ten Modern Green Houses Produce Cut Flowers as near perfec tion as pocslble. This combined with our reputation for Fair Dealings and Prompt 8crvlco Insure satisfaction. Roses. Carnations, Violets, Smllax, Wedding Flowers, Floral Designs, etc. Write. Telephone, Telegraoh. (.Van lindley Nursery Co. KKONA, N. C Send telegrams to' Greensboro. NOTICE ! The Mechanics' Perpetual Building and Loan Association sends kind greetings to the public with the information that the books are now open for the subscription of shares to the 47th Series, which goes Into effect on March 1st (and the first payment Saturday, March 3rd), and as we' have for 23 years held to the inflexible rule of "First Come, First Served," prospective "home buyers or liome builders" are advised to Do It Now I To subscribe now and get the number of your application assigned. This Association claims the distinctive ability of being able In from 10 to 60 days from the time, the Committee on Loans makes Its report to meet the Loans; no three, four or six months waiting for us. A discerning public has ever given us a most generous .support, because we have ever openly and truthfully taken It Into our Confidence; and the following In formation (as verified by our Auditing Committee, consisting of CoL A. L. Smith. W. W. Phlfer and J. H. Wearn, Esq..) we know will not only be gratifying, but also astounding to that generous public. The Moneys Passed Over Our Desk During the Month of January . Were the Unprecedented Sum of $67,000.00 And the Amount So Handled Durlnj; th e Year 190S Was the Colossal Sum of $ 353,00 0.0 0 And the Total Assets of $613,5 00.0 0 To Which the Management Points With Pride as Its Jewels. This Association Is reaching its Quarter of a Century's Life. On March 1st we will have had 23 years of uninterrupted prosperity without , the Loss of a Cent.. It has been the means of making thousands of happy homes, and Is to-day sought, by not only North Carolina or even the South, but throughout the United Stales and even In Europe, as a worthy example to be patterned after. Hence, we can with assurance ask you -not to delay, and subscribe at once to the New Scries, the 47th. S VVITTKOVVSKY, President R. E. COCHRANE, Sec'y and Treas. FOR THE DIRECTORS. ', '' New two-story, brick business house with large basement, on East Third Street, - Leased i to good tenant for fiv yeara. Annual rental IM5.00. pays B 1-2 per cent. net. Price . . 8,0000. 'Vacant lot on East -Third Street, fdlolning the Southern Bell Telephone's handsome new building.' This -lot ia near Southern . freight depot and College street. The latter Is the-busy bub of the ' City. Prla,4... v; . I 18.00 pee front foot., No, .better .investment can be made' than- the purchase of well'; lo : , i cated business property, either improved or unimproved. ,Wa hava ' , t lota of nice opportunities on our lists, i i .' .,''-,,' - ;' Be,. euro to consult us before buying a home.' Our lists are full ot good value aU the time, and we carr-help you finance almost any problem that; may. confront you.- ' fJ ' If you 'want to rent, consult our ? rental list before, making your' ' decision j , ' - r . . ' i - - , a : SOUTIIEP;'r ESTATE, LOAN m TRUST T mm, ' That's the reason the number f'ofv depositor at the fom-r " 7 merclal. National- Bank la con1-: 5 stantly Increasing.- We - 'hava ' 11 D4jen 8uccesstulF.'.not .only Mf' . bulldinr'up a strong bank with ; ' large resources, but also tn ac-' ' "quiring unusual facilities for ' f handling our business and In- i,, troducing the , best, up-to-data , methods in all departments. , We shall be pleased , to have a conference - with any , one who Is desirous . of . tormina; hew banking relations; . . any, ; . one who .wants to v borrovr ni?Z??tp??lt' 1 a PlUon to meet . your needs In any to -have" an' -npparr -Largest capital and. uepanment OI our DUSInesa ,,m hi.. tuntty of talking with you about the matter, surplus of any bank in the. Stat t.- eOMMERGiai. NZlTIONaL BUNK w. tu ui, A-DO TN. V. P. A. G. BRENIZER, Cash. ALBERT 1 8UMMKY. Aast. Cash Met FIRST NATIONAL BANK DIRECTORS: P. M. BROWN - . GKO. W. BRTA!t . J. C. BURROUGHS FRANK ' GILREATH J. S. MYERS . p. b. Mcdowell H. M. McADEN W. B. RODMAN T. W. WADE . . CHAS. A. WILLIAMS. YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED fRANK fillREATH, Pres. H. M. VICTOR, Cashier. Search for it You can't find an Association that can truthfully claim as fine a record for Maturity of Series as the Mutual Building A Loan, and, brother, that's the real test of value to you. Remember, we are 25 years old. and we challenge the earth where 6 per cent, prevails. Our books are open to the world. Get figures from them all, then place ours side by side and strike a balance, and we want your business. Will give you talnable by the best filan yet devised. t We are open to-day. op the best results E. L. KEESLER, Treasurer, PHONE 344 M l PUM, PrsM. ,ooeMecooooooMooaoa6Mo04ooi CAPITAL $200,00000 ASSETS :$1300.000jOO THE Mertols and ' fanners ' National' Bank ; CHARLOTTE, N. C We invito you to open an account with us. promising; every courtesy and accommodation consistent with sound banking. Wa pay four per cent Interest on time deposits. GEO. E. WILSON, President. JNO. B. ROSS. Vice President, W. 40. WILKINSON, Cashier. 0004OO4)OK0KsO THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK omomitc - It la our constant aim to ba courteous and accommodating to all classes and make this a bank where those . of moderate means ahall have the same treatment as those more favorably 'situated. You re cordially Invited to open a bank recount with us. W. H. TWTTTY, Cashier B. D. HEATH, President. Dr. E. Nya ButcIUson, 4. t. Ratchlaon. reliili INSURANCE FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT orriCEt Ko. a. Usual BaUdlag. BeU VhoM 4283. ' FEBRUARY 3, 1906 The Charlotte Building & Loan Association OPENED ITS 33 SERIES Applications for loans now facing filed Join the crowd, start an account with thc Associ--ation of the People and For the People ; " Subscription Books For Stock Still Open OFFICE 203 NORTH "TRYON ST. J. H. VAN KESS, Pres., WILLIS BROVTI, Sccj 51 1-2 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. ' ' , r ... - . . "j : -f.:.A.hV,-1:. . - .v Bionttng on Bsattle'a Ford Macadam road, three miles front city; about fifteen acrsa in tlmberj forty young fruit traaal J-room Dwelling and a BarnU'lA'good Sprint on place, , Call at offlea .for prlcas. insurance ana kcju mzit AenL Qharlotie Trust Gompany Gapitai $100,000.00 Satisfy yourself of the soundness and reliability of this Institution then come In and open an' account. Every courtesy and accommo dation extended to either large or small depositors. DIRECTORS . W. H. BELK, O. P. HEATH, C M. PATTEftSOX, . M. DAVIS, H. G. LINK, a. W. ZIMMEKMAX. T. C. OUTHRIE, J. H. MTTLE, W. irf. LONG. ; OFFICERS J, H. LITTIiE, C. M. PATTERSOX, H. 1IAGOOD, President. . Vlco President. Cashier, , ASSETS Minion O VB R Dollars - A Progresave Bank . X 1 For Progressive Customers. 'k.- ' ; BUSINESS SOLICITED'' - Southern States Trust '"' CAPITAIi $200,000 , ' : TRUST BtTIXDlN G. - CHARLOTTE, N. CL GEO. STEPHENS, T, 8. FRANKLIN, W. 11- WOOD, J. E. DAVES, . . Preatdent.. , Vlca Pm. ' Treaanrer. - Aast. Trca, X IMMMMMMMMMIIM t Ml THAT WEST TRADE STREET, BUSINESS LOT V 63x135 to 180 T Adjoining Uta Register slot,' recently sold, fa the best trade-now' on f our books in Central Properly, and can ba had at present prlca for, short time only. This la a ease of "act quick It you want such a lot f " ' ' TRUST BUILDING.' 1 X C Abbott & Co. t.u serosa m vo. . -..,: , : V riHu ? t,'K ) '
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