of ico exhausted
M VXGJl Mt'RDEH CASE CALLED
. -'mhj! n'u'm X'-'-'
vial Venire of 100 Exhausted Had
a Second of ftO Ordered, to secure
.i.iry for Trial 1st Wake Court of
Lurch, and Moore: for Murder of
strk-klano-lKHi . weathers, !
Hodent Over 111 Health, Take
Ills Own life by Shooting; Himself
Through - Head Illicit Still Captured
; New of the State Capital.
, i . "i - Observer Buresu,
122 South Dawson. Btreet, ,
, V . Raleigh, April 2.
' The corner lot bounded by Harget
and t Salisbury is soon to undergo s
f decided change. A. three-story building
complete In. Its equipments, will be
r erected on the corner by John Brown
, end bis won. Fab Brown, and the ad-
Joining lota on either side will be sold
at auctiou Tuesday of next week. The
' ' ground 1 recokned among the most
, valuable In Raleigh, covering a stretch
.,' SM feet on Hargett and 120 feet on
. Salisbury street.
" ,'- The case of the State against Frank
Moore, and Frank Burch, alias
' Bunk" Burch, charged with the mur
der of Night Watchman Ktrl kland,
t at the Standard Oil Company's plant
here, was called for trial in Wake Su
' parlor Court this morning. The first
Special venire of 190 men wan exhaust
1r ad and at 4 o'clock another special
-venire of 50 men was ordered. The
Jury had not been secured when court
5 adjourned.
," The case was sent up by Justice Reld
- Sept. 7, 1905. and wan continued for
want of a bill to January, again tin
February, then to thin present term.
More than 40 witnesses have been gurn-
moned. about 15 of iliem this morning.
, YOUNG MAX KNDH HIS 1,1 FE.
sr Enfeebled by an Illness with fever
and depressed after the Indulgence In
a periodical spree. Leon H. Weathers,
a resident of Raleigh and a (wpable
young buslnB man, committed suicide
to-day at the renldence of his wid
' awed mother. Mrs. C. H. Weathers, on
: South Blount street. The unfortunate
'': man was, for a number of yearn, em
ployed In the cotton offices of Charles
E. Johnson & Company, in thin city,
but went to Mississippi, whci-e tie held
a position with the cotton agency of
, Cr. H. McFadden & Brothers, at Merl
dan. at which place, a few months
V ago, he contracted fever. He returned
, to Raleight about six weeks ago In
"' poor health and bemoaning his con-
ditlon. The man was given to drink
ing and tried to drown his low spirits
- In the old way, only to intcstlfy the
depression. Iast week he was drink
ing more heavily, and had even stated
that he had tired of life anil would
i end It with his own bunds. He had
4 eupposedly not had any more of the
" etimulant since Saturday evening. He
.! did not leave the house this morning,
: but his gloom was deepened and when
a fit opportunity presented Itself, he
T'aced the barrlel of a .3K calibre pls-
tol against his brow, slightly to the
left side, and fired the shot he had
planned should end misery and dlsap
;v polntment. Mr. Weathers was married
five years ago" and Is survived by Mrs.
m Weather and his mother, two brothers.
J. H. and Fab. H. Weathers, and one
liter, Mrs. John Knox, all of this
; City. The young man whs more than
ordinarily capable and efficient and
V was recognized for his talents, both
among his home people and the stran
Aers among whom lie had more re
cently made his residence. No written
message was left to any memlier of
;; the family or to any near or dear to
him
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
W. (J. Pool and I). C Downing suc
ceeded In raiding and capturing an
Illicit distillery outfit Sunday after
tioon. in Cumberland county, within
- two miles of a church, nt n point near
Morrison's bridge, on Uttle river. The
: officers state that the operators of the
till were attending Kunday school at
the church In question when the haul
Was effected. The prlsse netted a r,0
galton still, nine fermenters and morn
than l.tOO gallons of beer, two
rm, together with a quantity of
meal and malt. i
: Charlie Davis, a comparatively
'' young white man. from Inn hum. whs
to-day arrested by a IlalelKh police
officer at the Cnlon Station, Just hm
, he had entered ihe coach of a South
ern train. In one hand the man car
. ried a dress suit cane, and the other
, hand clutched a half-eaten sandwich
When the officer took hjm In charge.
rThe arrest was made Ht t lie- tnstga
:. tlon of a deputy sheriff nt Durham,
Who wanted the prisoner held in nn
wer A charge of manipulating cer
tain bank checks In that place.
All thu nu mbers of the North Caro
lina corporation commission left thin
morning for Washington city, where
they will attend a meeting of the
National Association of Unllroud
Commissioners.
, - A (ItKDITAIMjK I'Kltl'OUM ANi'F,.
"Tlio M iinimy and llw lliunmiiig lilrd"
I'lcaxes a Fair AiKlieiice Mr.
r , Mhltrtr Not l p to Klundnrd MH
Y j hy faal tillniorc.
"The Mummy and the Humming
' Blrd" was seen by h falr-slr.e( audl
" ae at the Academy last iildht, and
, .nrllh Mr. Whltear In the leading role,
' ' proved a very credit able pioductton.
, ' He Is not by any means a bad actor,
i -nd while he did not. in every partli u-
.lar, measure up to the standards set
'i.'by Paul tJllinore In the role of I,or.
L xtmiey. his Inteniretation of the part
yMM gH.
, Mr, Thomas N. HrlTron, the Italian
' ; Vllllan. who poses In Ixridou as Slunor
D'Orelll, and is accepted Into the
homes of the nohlllty on ric.hiiiI if
his literary attainment, seeks to elope
With Iady Lurnley. aid Is hunted hy
vi OluaepiMS, the organ grinder, whom he
' has wronged. Is easily the levcrest
Actor of the cast, and tils scheming
and cunning, together with the cool
neas with which he plans and exe
outea his ends, could but hold the ad
miration of the audience,
henry Csrl 1-ewls, as tJluseppe. the
' J Organ grinder, displays unusual clev
tt erness, and was enthusiastically ap-
plauded for his dramatic pantomime
the wrong done by Flgnor D'Orellt
Bd th vengeance he had come to
,, lxndon to wreak upon.
Altogether tha company presenting
' - ,"Tha Mummy and the Humming Bird"
a a elever one. and last night s pro
, duction pleased the audience who saw
" It.'
f 4 , SOCIAL
t The Pisbyterlan College present!
,! Wry festive appearance last night.
"U being the occasion of a beautiful
, reception tendered by the senior class
-J(f both the music and literary de
, jpartmeats to the juniors. Quite a
Urge number of young gentlemen
from the city and from Davidson Col
lege were also guests of the evening.
Tha decorations were especially dainty
and attractive, the color scheme be
ing white and green in compliment to
the janfors. Not only were these col
, era draped in graceful festoons from
t he ceiling, hut were- carried oat even
, in the refreshments and and bouquets,
ach piece cake having its date to
r-ven letter . on the u white frosting.
I'alma and fema with white and greeq
carnations, gave a' charming finish to
the arena, and it looked a though
.. fairlea bad .been. -at ,vorfb'
Trie evening went alio too rapidly,
' with much youth and beauty and hep
' vine mingled, .
STOCK'- YABDSVXiK JSSUE
ALfDKJlMEJ! : DISCUSS ' SUBJECT
What Was Believed to be Settled, a
lYoblmi More Acut Than Kver
Mr. Dowd Asks QaeaUoobatHe
reives Ho Tleply Final Action
I'ontpt ned ' Vntll - Next Monday
NightNew Milk Ordinance Paased
. More Ughta Near the Square.
. tike Banijuo'a ghost In Macbeth,
the stock 'ard questlort "will not
down." At the last monthly meeting of
the board : of aldermen, an" ordinance
was passed which declared .that after
April 1 no stock yard or barn would be
allowed within ihe city limits. It was
believed that .this ordinance settled
the question, for good and all.
But not so.:. At the regular meeting!
of the board of aldermen, which was
held in the city hall last night, this I
was the first .topic broached. Messrs..
J. I. Blakely and J. H. Wearn, mem
bers of the police, fire and health com
mission, appeared In behalf of Mr.
Whitaker, asking: that the prohibitory
stock yard ordinance of the last meet
ing be rescinded. They declared that
they had visited Mr. Whltaker'a place
time and again and had ajways found
it perfectly, sanitary. "He U conduct
ing a legitimate business," said Mr.
Ulakeley, "and should nA be dis
turbed." But Mr. Blakeler and Mr.
Wearn declared that If the stock yards
were put out of the city It would work
a hardship upon the butchers, raise
the price of meat, and affect the whole
city. In support of their plea, in be
half of the stock yards, they added,
that Mr. Whliaker would give bond
to keep his place sanitary.
Everything moved very smoothly so
far. After Messrs. Blakeley and
Wearn had finished speaking, Dr. I.
W. Falson moved that the matter be
tabled. Mr. W. W. Ward, on the con
trary, moved that the license be grant
ed, which motion was seconded by Mr.
E. H. Williams. At this point the ques
tion arose as to procedure. Mr. H. W.
Harris, 'city attorney, stated that be
fore anything could be done an ordi
nance would have be framed, embody
ing Mr. Ward's ideas. Such being the
case the matter was postponed tempor-arll;-.
And then came the interesting fea
ture of the meeting. Mr. W. F. Dowd
arose to ask why this committee from
the, police, fire and health commission
had appeared before the board. He
stated that he didn't exactly catch
their motive and hence desired Infor
mation. "It is admitted by all." said
he. "that stock barns are not condu
cive to the health of the city. I ask
then, why did they come? As officials,
did they come in the interests of the
health department, believing that the
sanitary condition of the city would be
benefited by these stock yards and
barns? Some weeks ago Col. A. L.
Smith was here to ask us to do some
thing for the good of the Are service.
We were glad to hear him. But these
gentlemen, from the police, fire and
health commission. appear here to
have us rescind our recent action on
ground. i utterly foreign to the service.
I want enlightenment as to their mo
tives." 'Mr. Blakeley and Mr. Wearn both
disclaimed any personal Interest In the
matter stating that they were simply
acting for I tie best Interests of the
city generally. This did not seem to
satisfy Mr. Dowd and so Mayor Mc
Nlnch called Mr. J. H. Ross to the
chair, and he took the floor. He spoke
for some minutes, presenting Mr.
Whltakers case in its best light. But
this, was not ihe Information that Mr.
Dowd was after.
Dr. Faisou, who has strong convic
tions and never hesitates to express
them, arose and declared that he was
"ag'ln It, tooth and toe nail." As to
the raising the cost of meat, he. did
not believe that such would result. He
declared that living 1n Charlotte was
already Ihe, highest In the country, and
that he didn't think that It could be
come more so.
Mr. Dowd declared in conclusion that
he had nothing against Mr. Whitaker,
nejther did hs believe that his place
was unsanitary. He stated that he
was agulnst stock yards and burns as
a class not having any Individual mo
tives In the matter at all.
Other business was considered. Mr.
Blakeley retiring to the mayor's room,
where Mr. Whitaker was walll.ig. Af
ter the expiration of perhaps an hour
and a half, Mr. Ward Joined the party
outside and on returning to the room,
Introduced the following ordinance to
repeal the one passed at the last meet
ing of the board:
"Be It ordained by the board of al-i
dermen of the city of Charlotte:
"Section 1. That an ordinance en
titled an ordinance prohibiting stock
yards within the city limits adopted at
the March meeting. 1 !06, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
"Section 2. That the ordinance be In
effect n nnd after Its adoption."
Mr. Ward moved that this ordinance
he adopted and his motion was second
ed. It was put on Its first reading and
pissed. As the rules were about to be
suspended, Tr. Kalson arose and ob
jected. Not only did he object but he
offered as an amendment to Mr.
Ward's motion, that action lie post
poned until next Monday night, when
i called session would be held to dls
c us ihe matter In full. Dr. Falson
deil.u id In making Ills motion, that
no 1 -( 1 1 1 1 i - action should be taken until
I an opportunity was given tne citizens
, of W.i:d 2 to express themselves In
Hhe m. liter. The motion as amended,
learned ami final action was postponed
t i J 1 1 1 1 1 in xl Monday night. At that
i time tio- matter will be reheased and
i dim ued hi full.
j Tin- ii..w rnllk ordinance was read,
section hy section, by Dr. Falson and
adopted In Mm entirety,
t'nder It. a city veterinary surgeon
Is to bo elected. Applications ale de
sired so that Ihe election may take
place at the meeting of the board, next
Monday night.
Messrs. J B. Ivey. H W. Belk. J. W.
Cuthberison and C. h. Stone appeared
asking taut four new electric lights
be placed midway of the blocks that
lead from the square. This request
was unanimously granted.
The requests of It, II Jordan A Com
pany, the Burwell Dunn Company, the
Di I worth Drug Store, Woodall A 8hep
pard, and the Atkinson Drug Company,
for a renewal of their licenses permit
ting the selling of liquor on prescrip
tion, were granted.
On motion of Mr. Williams, s cement
sidewalk wss ordered placed on the
south side of West Fifth street, ex
tending from Graham to l'oplar. On
motion, the Kouthern Power Company
was relieved of furnishing 110. 000 bond
for fulfilling contract as to street
lighting. An ordinance was Intro
duced and passed ordering all poles
within the fire limits be painted before
the 1st of May. All these poles are to
be of one color, the ordmance preferr
ing olivt green.
IS KouUi African Native Nliot for
Murdrr.
Pletermaritsbnrg, Natal. April J -The
twelve nutlves cendemned to death for
the murdr of poliremen during tha up
rising in February agulnst the collection
of the poll tax. the postponement of
wIium eaetition led to a dispute botweeu
the imperial ' and colonial governments,
were shot to-day.
WANTKDPrlnllng press st once; good,
, -ootunin fotie ' 34(ii, Adams "press.
and description and pries to Bog 17,
VlrgOina, Va-
FOB lldUOB M- ELECTION
FIRST .WOVE MADE TESTEWlAY
Petition to the Board of Aldermen
la Order an Wlevtio einT ur
- curate A Dmteri Cltjacna Securing
' SUrnaraWnie5 Nam oi, aoow
800 Vetera IVho- t Were Registered
for the . Last Municipal Kloction
Will be i Required , to Herure -, the
Klection Tb3 Petition The Claims
' "of BotJn Mdee-iflrha Fight On.-;
A move was 'ftiatrgorated In the city
yesterday afternoon, ;' the object -"of
which is to have an election j called
to decide whether thettown shall , re
main drv or there1 eball . be salooniCor
a. dispensary. A dosen copies of
petition, which la, given be!ow,were
made and given into the handa Of as
many citizens, who . will see the ma
jority of the voting-population of the
city In an endeavor to get a aufflclent
number m voters to secure an eiec
tlon.
An election has to be ordered by
che board of aldermen and to have
the board order such an eleotlon the
signature of one-third of the voters
who were registered lor tne last mu
ntcioal election will have to be se
cured.
For the last election about 8.400
voters were registered. Therefore,
approximately 800 citizens who were
registered for the last election will
have to sign the petition before the
board of . aldermen . will order tne
election. .
According to tha statutes of North
Carolina1, no election on the liquor
question, which, In the case or Char
lotte, was ,juiy fttn, jso. jyeirner -n
thV'electlOn be held within 90 days
from the date of any -State, county or
municipal election. There will be a
county election in Mecklenburg Nov.
6th. Therefore. If the liquor election
is held this year it . must be held af
ter July 6th and before August 6th.
The petition being circulated fol
lows: ,
To the Mayor and Board of Alder
men, of governing; body of the city of
Charlotte, North Carolina.
"We, -the undersigned, being; resi- -
dents, cltlsens, tax-payers' ana voters
in the city of Charlotte, and who are
duly registered for the last preceding
municipal election held in this city,
and being more than one-third of the
registered voters in said election, re
spectfully petition you, as the govern
ing body of the city of Charlotte to
order an election to be held in eaia
city, after 30 days notice, in the year
1906 on the day of July, 1906, or be
tween the 6th day "of July and the 1st
day of August, 1906, or at such time
as Is allowed by said law in said year,
to determine whether saloons shall be
established In the city of Charlotte."
The move to have an election order
ed is being made by men of the city
who any that prohibition has- proven
a failure In the city and who cite
the court records -to prove that blind
tigers have been rampant In the city
and county ever since the town went
dry. They say that it is for the men
of the city to decide whether liquor
shall he sold legally, In saloons that
pay a nlgn license ana are unuer ui
surveillance of the police, or megajiy
by tigers, who disregard the law.
Thev av that the majority of the
people of the city are tired of "so-called
prlhlbltlon" and that after Jan. 1st,
When you are wearied from over
work, feel listless or languid, or when
you cunnot sleep or eat, take Hol
llster's Ilocky Mountain Tea. f)ne of
the greatest tonics known. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. R. H. Jordan & Co.
Special Notices
WILEY'S CANDIES MADE IN AT
hinta yesterday, sold here to-day. ITS
always frenh nnd as good as is maae.
We ore exclusive agents for Oliaiintta.
J AH. T. 8TOWB & CO., Druggists.
'1'hone 179.
TIIIH MORNING WE HAVE FOR YOV
fresh Tomatoes, String Hcans,
Lettuce. hard heads; Spinach,
Soup Hunches. Radishes. Spring On
loiiH. new Cabbage, Golden Itussett
Apples, Oranges, both Florida and
t'unlfurnin. Grape Fruit. Malaga
Grapes nnd Cocoanuts. Ulg lot of
'nkes and Crackers Just received.
Come eiirly or 'phone W. MILLER
VAN NK88 CO.
VVK CAN SirPPLY YOtT ANY KIND OF
typewriter wanted now or rebuilt;
largest typewriter dealer In Carolina.
Hupplles for all kinds of typewriters
ribbons, nirbon papers, oils, etc. Ex-
Iit-rt repairman repair and rebuild XII
Inds of typewriters. West on earth.
Write ua your wants. JONKS, the
Typewriter Man, Charlotte, N. C.
IF YGI' HAVE THE HEADACHE TO
dny, 'phone Woodnll & Sheppard. No.
fin, for a hot I In of Allan's Headache
Remedy, it will curs. If It don't it
costs you nothing. Price 15 cents.
AFTER HtrYING THE BKBT OF OTH
er ingredients don't spoil your desserts
hy using cheap extracts. Get Blue
Ribbon Vanilla or Lemon. Absolutely
pure, noes twice an far as other kinds,
nnd the flavor Is perfection.
I'I'HINA HAH Y CHICK FOOD FOR
your biddies. Keep them growing end
keep them well. 40-lti. bag, 1.26; lOO-lb.
Img, I'i W
DILWORTH DRl'O STORE,
'Phone 247. B. 8. DAVIS.
FOR HA LK-MODERN ROOM HOUSE,
ill..- lot mid barn, 614 North Caldwell
street. Nice 5 room modern cottage, US
F.. iiih street. Poreellne bath, hot water
nnd k'ik. Modern K-rooin riouse, 600 East
fill street. Nice building lots In various
purls of city. At bargain prices. ,
A RTI I I'll HENDERSON & BRO.
lll'RRY IT! FASTER IS ABOUT
here. I,t me start on your Easier suit
nt once. 1 have the finest linn of suit,
logs in the city, Imported stock. Prices
to suit everybody. Don't delay. Come
now and be in the ring. Kit and satis,
faction suiiranteed. II. MILLER,
Tullor. The Old Reliable.
KOK BAl,E--ft 5flO, DWRMJSO, 1'P.TtJ
iluts: tl.rtoo cottage; 11,600 cottage; fi,.
HIO suburban plsc, 1 acres and good
house, well enclosed; fl.400 plnrs, 7th
nnd Mcliowoll; tl.OflO and H00 lots.
02OB. Kllsnbeth Ave.; Il,7( N. Tryon
lot; store room for rent, I12.S0. K. Lu
KEK8LKR. 1 Phone M4.
A MVKHY 8KRVICK THAT 18 SAFE,
good horses, nobby turnouts, drivers if
you want them. Our horses, while they
are not by any means dead, art per
fectly safe. 'Phone for a team for the
wife and children. J. C. COCHRANE &
HKO. Thone 63.
FEW IJEMCIOI S CRATE FED BROIL.
VI. I limn- iniiu. r-
1X)TTK I'OUl.THir FARM.
rs Ttione rsrm, no. rH 3. CHAfi-
FOB AIB-!,0fW CABBAOE. LETTUCE
and Tomato Plants. Cut Flowers and
Funeral Designs at ttCHOLTZ'H
OUKEN IlOUflEB, Charlotte. N. C.
'Phone C1.
WBHAVE A VERT fTnB LOTOF
seasoned oak and plna stova wood,-
quaniicy ana qunniy gunraaieea. we
alao curry a stiK-k of terra eotta pipe
from 4 In. to J4 m. 'Fhona 170. Prompt
deUvery. f. tKJWD CO.
MORE OLIVER TYPEWRITERS WERE
sold In North Carolina last year than
any other make. We will sail more
than all ether makes : combined this
yeer. Ask tor facts and figures and
reasons war these conditions Mist, If
you don't already know. J. E, C RAT
TON CO Trust UuUdlng..
BtTRINEBH MEN WILL?. NOT FIND A
more convenient ' plaee to dine aor a
more varied bill of fare than here.
1 0ar efforu are for kulrk, best "satis.
J907. Charlotte win again hare, :weH
regulated, high-licensed' saloons.
r The prohibitionists- of the city paint
a different picture. They say that the
bllnd -tlger evil incalculably small
compared with i the evil of the open
bars. They- say that prohibition has
proven itself successful v in Charlotte
and cite the testimony of number
ot merchants .and . business men to
prove that more- money has gone Into
other channels of trade and that the
moral at mosnhere of , the ' community
has Improved. , ;
i The fight Is on.,;,
'Farmers to Meet Next Saturday.
'"The regular monthly meeting: of the
Mecklenburg , Cotton Orowers Asso
ciation will be held In the county
court house, Saturday.' the 7th Instant.
For the past, two ' weeks President H.
K. Held has been going from point
to points in the county, visiting the
township clubs,, and getting them in
line for the meeting Saturday. The
acreage question will be the one dis
cussed at this meeting. ,
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday:
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; light to
fresh northeast . to southeast winds.
HUGHES':
SPRING c
TONIC
99
Cures that tired feeling
and puts new life into
your entire system.
A compound extract
of SARSPARILLA and
BURDOCK with Iodine
and Potassium. Its an
ideal Tonic for Spring
and guaranteed a blood
purifier ;
Price 75c
R. H. JORDAN & CO.
DRUGGISTS.
R B. &
Ok of lie Choicest of
. Suburban homes for sale; splendid
situation, large, modern, conveniently
arranged, nearly new veneered dwel
ling, on Broad Ave., best car service
In the city. Lot 100xl90-fruit and
vines. 12 rooms for $8,250.
' .Ask or 'phone
F. D. ALEXANDER
SOS 8. Tryon. p. S0.
WHEN INTEREST BEGINS
Deposits made In the Southern Loan & Savings Bank, either on
the 1st, 2nd or 3rd of any month draw interest from the first day
of that month. This applies to money that remains three calen
dar months, and to Large and Small Deposits Alike.
' Our Time Certificates bear interest from date.
SOUTHERN LORN & SAVINGS BANK
V. M. Brown, Pres., W. 8. Alexander. V. Pres., W. t Jsnklns, Cashier.
Store Building
We are offering at a low price, a store building and
lot 40x80 situated on a prominent corner and is well
established as a stand for a retail grocery store. See
us if interested. ? ? ? ? $
THE CHARLOTTE REALTY COMPANY
A. G. CRAIG, Trees. 'Phone S77 Office 18 E. Trade St.
THE PROPER THING
Now, listen to this: The MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN Is now
opening a NEW SERIES, Into which all are cordially Invited. We
say to you, boldly and emphatically, that if there Is any other 8AFE
INVESTMENT as ATTRACTIVE as this, we are Ignorant of It.
Subscribers are rolling in as never before In our 25 years of un
broken success, but we want TOU. THERE'S NOT A MAN, and
BUT FEW WOMEN, In Charlotte who should not carry some shares
right here. People of all classes, from the most affluent to the very
poor, are found here on tha same level and reaping the same har
vest of profit and satisfaction.
t - ; ' -, - - -
JNO. R. PilARR, PrcsM E L HOSIER, Treasurer.
PHONE 344.
51 1-2 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
fronting-' en Seattle's Pord Macadam road, three mUes front
city; about lift sen acres la timber; forty young fruit trees; l-room
Dwelling and a Barn, A good. Spring aa place, r
Call at offlea for prices.
fnsurancc
.v I 1
A Hadley Mayliecorcr,' ti'.
Jefferson City, Mo., April Z.The phy
siclan attending- Attorney Oaneral Her
bert- 8. Hadley, announced last night
mat Tianger or pneumonia baa passed,
but that Mr. Hadley will not be able
to leave his room for several days yet.
f 'Turnejr CWesr to JalL 'l
New ToraV AdHI .. S.-rJoseoh ' AT
Turney, the defaulting teller of. the
National uanx of . North, k America,
was arraigned this morning and held
in ten thousand ball. Ha went to
jail. i: , ,i, k A,t Vlj i'lj. '
" Dilwbrth
floral Gardens
Don't hesitate to place your orders
with us for your i Wedding- Flowers,
Lodse Cut Flowers and Floral De
signs. . -
In dealing with our customersIn
Oiling orders by mail, wire or direct
our, motto Is, "Put yourself In his
place."
Send us your orders. ' and 'we Will
exercise the same care In detail - aa
would be given were you here to sa
lect ;
We put ourselves In your' place and
give what we would expect to re
ceive ourselves.
The choicest selection of cut
flowers. The best service.
W.G. McPHEE, Prop.
Charlotte, N. C.
P. O. Box 127. Bell "Phones,
In our Cut Flower Depart
ment we make , a specialty of
Funeral Designs
40 different shapes and 100
different sizes, Any Price. Or
der same by telephone or tele
graph and we will get them to
you quick and fresh.. We pack
securely and ship to any point
Plenty of loose cut flowers
now. Write us for prices on
wedding flowers.
I. Van lindley Nursery Co.
POMONA. It C
Send telegrams to Greensboro.
The Crowell Sanitorium Co., Inc
For the Treatment of
Whiskey, Morphine and
Nervous Diseases.
Special apartments and nurses for
lady naUents. All forms of electricity
for treating nervous diseases.' and
various methods of massage, includ
ing the Bllhnlaler vibrating method.
The stockholders all being; physicians
constitute a consulting board.
Specially trained mala and female
nurses and attendants.
8. M. CROWEtXi. BI. Praa.
W. M. STRONG, M. D..
Resident' Phrstdaa.
HE COCHRANE
I . ' ' .ii.
2nd Real fcttt Aent .
AS QUOTE OS'lDi-TH -TGllOiVKS. ATTRACTIVE
till ESTATE'" tEAtmSD rtiVITE " YOIB l.'iSFECTIO;i
.Houso and lot on Elisabeth .Avs, 7 rooms , , . .11800.00 ?
Ilousa and lot on Elizabeth Ave., rooms , ,.S. .. ..fT.COO.OOr3
rt 8-room bouse, N.'Graham St, lot '40 l2xl0;; beautiful lo .
i Housa and lot on North College street; a rooms, fine locality K.600.00-
CotUg-a oa North Brevard street. 6 rooms... V. 11,600.00 "
House and lot or East Ninth street. rooms . ..11,660.00 '
.'S-room' cottage On N. Brevard St, good location: lot'.0xl20; ' .: - ,J
' can be bought at 1 1,150.00 If taken at once. , . . . - "
Two-sfory house on, East Aya.; ? rooma .. v ,.$ft00.0 f
SOimiERl RFAl ESTATE LOAN - AND TRUST- COMPANY
iff ii ww ft tp ft ii t in 99
ftanlr unit I f 'mmw a ' aIHm
" villoma
Give us a chance to talk with
GOMMERGIAJL
,w. E. atuiTi reg, BiA.u Sfw,
Auauunj,- a
II stasia si aslg,slia, sliiastaa4i4s sUaaaaslAs AAA aaTUaUJU dA
FIRST RATIONAL BANK
0BGANIZED 1865:
Capital and Surplus, . $500,000.00
DIRECTORS:
P. M. BROWN
GEO. W. BRTAN ' -
9. 0. BURROUGHS
FRANK GILREATH
st. S. MYERS
P. B. McDOWETA
B. ML AfcADEN
,W. R. RODMAN
T. W. WADE
CHA8. A. WTXLIAMS.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLiaTED
fRANK GILREATH, Pres. H. M. VICTOR, Cashier
W
Merdiants and Farmers
National Banlt
CHARLOTTE, N. C
00KOO0OOMOOMKO
THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK
auoomic
It Is our constant aim te a eourteous and accommodating to all
classes and make this a bank where those of moderate means
shall have the same treatment aa those mora favorably situated.
Tou are cordially Invited, to open a bank recount with ua. .
CUITIVATE THE SAVING
By OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT with
THE ' CHARLOTTE TRUST CO.
. NEW QUARTER BEGINS APRIL 1st.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT.
18 East Trade Street. Charlotte
OFFICERS H. IiTTTLH,
President.
rCi
BANKING BY MAIL
A plan bywhich you may
no matter where you live
count in-time to share in:
. ' 1 L . .
terest quarter, wnicn oegins Apru isu m w 4 ru uni -
Southern States Trust Go.
' CAPtTAL 1200,000
TRUST BCTUMNG. CHARTXTTTK, iff. 01 j
,.' GEO. 8TKPUJEN8, T. 8. FRAIfKXIN, W. H. WOOD, J. E. DAVIV
President. Vice Pres.
i j f
SOUTHERN MILL. S TOG ICS
' We Offer Subject to Salet
to 10 Odell 00.
JO to-10 Banford 5 ,
10 to Gibson 100. -
20 to 2B Kerr Bag Co. 1i
20 to 60 Oaffney 91, -
10 AO SS Louise 100.
90 to SO Hosklns 109.
25 Hosklns 7 per cent. pref. 100 and
-Int. , vsw
20 Louise 7. per Cent? pref. 1(0 and
10 to BO Cora 01.
60 Crowders Mt. (par$0;iB" .
60 Whlttaker. -Bid wanted.' -
30 Gaston 111. , J i
SO to BO Greensboro-JUfe las. v III...
in mm i
, The -voice of wisdom never
spoke in truer words than It :
rdoes to-day in advising you to ,.
keep your banking account at .
tha V Commercial- . National .'
Bank, where you will find am- ,
pie resources, unequalled fa- '
; ctlitjea and up-to-date meth- .
, ods, . together -with polite: and .
accommodating clerks and of- '
fleers, whose courtesy and ;
friendliness make It pleasant
and agreeable to do business )
with tha bank.
Have you noticed the large '
increase In the business of the -.
bank since last year? This u
Sneaks well not nnlv for tha r
hJ ' ni -1 . . . . 4
.uu VIHIM, nut OJSU LUr l HO I U TV II.
you about your account and your 3
NATIONAL BANK
V. P. A. Q. BRENIZEIt, Cash. J
tniMMtsx, Asst. cash. - ' ' aj
CAPTTAl $200,000.00
ASSETS $1500.000.00
We Invite- you to open ta account
with ua, promising avenr eourtasnr aad
accommodatloa Consistent with sound
nnung.
We pay four per cent Interact on
time deposits.
GEO. K. WILSON, President,
JNO. B. ROSS, Vleo Prealdeat,
W. CL WILKINSON. Cashier.
HABIT
M. PATTERSON Ij. R. HAGOOD,
Vice President. Cashier.
have our bank at your door,
Try it. and open your ac
the earnings of the new in- J
a it uic an, nrs :.K
Treasurer. Asst. Tresuw
We Can Use Sabjeat to Snpplyt S,
5 to 10 Lowell ISO.
10 to 30 Osark 155. ,
" 85 to SO Arlington 12S. (
1st Nat'I Bank, Qastonla, 121,
Cltlsens' Nat'I Bank Gastonla, 110.
1st Natl Bank, Charlotte, ICS.
Commercial Nat'I Bank,? Charlotte,
150,
BO Henrietta t00 ' i " . -
SB Florence 11 B. . , '
SO Washington feref.l it.
E5 Clifton (pref.) 101 - V .
t0 to 60 Pacolet fnref.) 161.
Mills Manufacturing (com.) 10.-"i '
MUJs . Manufacturing (pref.). 101. M
k
' x f f
t