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H k J 10 CHAELOTTE DAILY OBSEBYEB, J&TXXh 17, 1906. rZ-VTII OF MB, A. T. SUMMEY. rY.rmc Mayor at Ashevllle and Om or its Best Known cirorns boo . nimbt u Look tniKM-WM; U 1 oars CHd Leev Relative - and Uaap Friends In Charlotte. Cpecial to The Observer. . AehBTllle, April M. "Squire A. T. Bummey, wlur" has been critically UI at his , Horn oa Haywood street (or the' past several .week, died . this morning" at o'clock, surrounded by members of hla family. Dr. George Summey, the only aurvlvlng son, was Hot present when death ensued. 1) Summey was called to his home In New Orleans last week and was noti fied thla morning- of his father's death Ha U expected to reach here to-night ' or' to-morrow morning and until he arrives the funeral arrangements will .- sot be made. ; . Albert Theodore Summey was born la Lincoln county, September 1, 1823, , of Holland parentage on both sides. Early In his life his father moved to Flat Rock. When 18 years of age he cane to Ashetfllle, and became an em- ploy and clerk of James W. Patton. By his ability and Industry he grad ually worked his way up to more and more trusted positions, until he be came a partner. The beginning of the war found htm at the head of the large mercantile firm of Summey, : Spears Co. He was married Au gust 8, 1&50. to 8. (Rose Morrison, and nine children, four of whom died very early in life, were born to them The living are one son and four daughters. Mr. Summey was a prosperous mer chant and accumulated a good estate. By the fortunes of war he lost nearly everything. (During the war he was agent of the 6(a,te treasury for west ern North Carolina and distributing agent for the State, under Governor Vance's brilliant Confederate adminis tration. After the war he went Into partnership with Cnpt. A. H. Polk, son of Bishop and General Pope, and later with Capt. Thomas W. Patton, In- general merchandise. About 1877 he was made a magistrate for the county, an office that he continued to hold during his life. He was also for ihany years a United States commis sioner. For ten or twelve years, about 20 years sgo, he was mayor of Ashe vll le. For years he was the chair man of the county magistrates, a school commissioner, and held other places of usefulness and trust. He Was offered the place of Judge of the county court, but declined It. He was not a lawyer technically, but was said to know more law, both In Its form nd principle, than the majority of She profession. He was noted by his Well balanced mind, fairness and fine Judgment, It was the rarest thing that any of his court derlslpns were reversed or new trial ordered. The judges of the higher courts respected fclm to an unusual degree. ' ' . LEAGUE BASEBALL. flmrm ATravrtr. Charleston. -8. C. - Aortl M. Eighteen hundred fans among whom was President Charles Boyer,, witnessed the opening game or me scum Atlantic league sea son here to-day which resulted in a vic tory for Charleston by the score of t to 1 Both teams played fast ball but op portune hitting, coupled with . reckless osse running in ine seventn inning sav ed the game for Charleston. Score: K. H. B. Charleston .. .. 0O0OOO10 x 8 2 Columbia 00001 0000 t 1 S Batteries: Turner, Evans and Fox; Ashton and Ketter. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Matthews. Savannah, Ga., April The opening game here to-day drew a crowd that more than tilled all the grand stand. bleachersand box room. Jacksonville be gan the game with a rush, making four runs in the. first. Later the hohie team had no trouble In finding Walker upon whom they landed frequently. The game was marked by heavy hitting on both Rides and stupid base running by Jack sonville. Score: K. II. K. Jacksonville .... 400001000-6 10 1 Savannah 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 x-fl 14 3 Batteries: Walker and Shea; Hon and Curran. Umpire, Mace. Time, 2Mb. At tendance, 8,500. tha mountain. A baseball game this -afternoon between the Roanoke -team, of the Vtrfnut.Miii. and 8 harp's College of Winton-8allClrulted In a score of 13 to In favor of Boanoks; -' - - - Newton ; nswj . , ; Special to The Observer. , Mifknrv Anrit The lamest attend a nee ever witnessing ; a, ball game' here waa the audience watching me corneal between the Hickory-Newton teams :this afternoon. The result was 8 to 8 in fa vor of Newton. v , jjf. OUmt College Games., c . Charlotteaville, Va., April Univer sity of Virginia defeated Lehigh easily this afternoon by a score of U to S. Score: - H E. Unlvenilty Va.. 4 0OQ3140 0-U 10 1 Lehigh 001030100-6 7-8 Batteries: Moore and Chandler! Moses and Woodson, Dunn and Musselman. .... Mr. C, J. Gatlings, of Wadssboro, spent yesterday loathe city on business. , Mscon. Ga.. Anrll 16 Maron and An- giista opened the iewin of the South At lantic League her to-day, Macon winning in the eighth Inning by two to nothing, due to errors. Both pitcher were In fine form. Attendance, H.000. Svore: R. If. K. Macon 0OOOOO02O-2 H 2 Augusta 00000000 0-0 5 2 Batteries: Fox and Harntsh; Howard and Carson. Umpire, Deaveruux. Time, 1:68. AMERICAN. Mr. Summey's death will be learned With deep and genuine regret In Charlotte where a number of relatives and many friends live. Mrs. C. A. tMoseley, Miss Ella Summey, Mrs. C. A. Mayer, Mrs. FX Orr. were- nclres. and Mr. Albert Summey a nephew of the deceased. One or more of those named will go to Ashevllle to-day to ttefid the funeral. Washington. April lS.-Wanhlngton made two hitn and two run off Ligert n the flint InnltiK of to-day n same with Philadelphia and then Wuddel) went to the rescue, allowing out three nun Score: R. H. K Washington ,. . 20000100 03 ft 1 I'hlludclDhla .... 0 02 11 00 10- 11 0 BHttPriee: Surlhoff. Kitaon and Heydon; IMgert, Waddell, powers and Schreck Time. 1:55. Umpire, O'Loughltn. At tendance, 6,542. At Txinrtnn. Vs.: Washington an. Lee University, 14; Western Maryland College, 1. Mr. Harvey Moore will leave to-night for Augusta. Ga., to attend the wedding of his brother. Mr. John Moore, and Miss Margaret Robinson. . THE WEATHER. Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday: Fair Tuesday and Wedncaday; warmer In the interior; light to fresh northeast to east winds. New York, April 16 The New York America nil defeated the Bouton team ngain to-day. Score: R. II. E. New York .. .. 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1-4 9 0 Boston 10001100 03 4 2 Butteries: Newton. Larry and Klei n w; Dlneen and Grahnm. Time of game. 1:45. Umpires, Sheridan and Kvans. At tendance, 6,000. NATIONAL. Cincinnati. April 16. Cincinnati won to day's game from Chicago by scoring three runs In the eighth inning, the bases being full when the third man was relied upon, score: It. 11. J;, Cincinnati 0000000 lx-3 7 2 Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 00 00 2 9 1 Batterlra: Harper and Sehlei; Lund- gren and Kling. Time, 2:M6. Umpire, Johnstone, Attendance, z.uuu. Philadelphia, April Ifi.-Phlladelphlfi de feated New York to-day principally through the effective pitching or i.tish. Score: R. H. K. New York 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-2 4 3 Philadelphia .... 10001200 x I 8 1 Batteries: Ames, Wiltse and liresnahnn; Lush and Dooin. Time. 1:60. Umpire, O Day. Attendance, 14,149. SOUTHERN. At Birmingham: Birmingham, 2; At Isnla, 1 (10 Innings). At Nashville: Nashville, 1; Montgom ery. 0. At Shreveport: Shreveport, 11; LRUs Rock, 6. INTER-LEAGUK. MISS ANNIE D. KEEN AN DEAD. 4Pfcseed Away at the Old Homestead . at Krenaoavtlle Yesterday Death Indirectly Doe to Runaway Acci dent which Occurred a Year Ago, Special to The Observer. Wilmington, April 1. News reach- ad the city to-day of the death of Miss Annie D. Kenan, afa the old Ke nan homestead at Kenanaville, Duplin county. She passed away at 12:30 O'clock as the result of an accident In a runaway In this city about a year ago.jpne of her limbs having been amputated as the result of the Injury. Miss Kenan waa 43 years old and whs a daughter of the late Col. Owen R. and Mrs. Kenan, of Duplin, and a sis ter Of Col. Thomas H. Kenan, of Hal algh, J. C. Kenan, of Duplin and the data Capt. W. R. Kenan, of Wllming 'ton. She was greatly beloved In all that section of country for her genu ine hospitality, liberality and good .deeds among the ir. "nl. nnd Mrs. Henry M. Flagler, of New York; Mrs. Henry M. Flogler, of New York; Mrs. Jessie K. Wise and Miss Sarah Ke nan, of Wilmington, and other mem bers of the family were with her when he passed away. The fum-rnl will he conducted by Rev. W. M. Hhaw from ' Grove Presbyterian church at Kenans villa to-morrow afternoon l 3 o'clock nd the Interment will be In the family burying ground, about two miles from the village. Mr. J. 8. Dynart, of McDowell. Special to The Observer. Marion. April 16 Mr. J. K. Dysart, one of McDowell county's oldest, most Tnespeotable and (Inllueiii'lul Itlzcns. died at his home on Cat a win river 'about two miles fi-oin IMariun tit 6 OClOCk yesterday afternoon. In Mi Xysarts' death n)t only the county or 'McDowell and the town of Murlon jlost an important and Itilluenclal dil igent, but the poor people have lout DMtn who was their friend- ever ready to extend a helping hml to those In distress and trouble. It is doubted ir there ever was a limn moi-e liberal In th Use of his tnmey. or who used his money to better advantage upon 'those who were the m lplents of bis tiounty. Mr. Dysart was born In this county, was a soldier In (he civil war. a Ma son of good standing, and a life-long Democrat. He was 64 years or nge at the time of his death. He Iinivk a large family surviving him. Mr. Ilobt. A. Coldticugtt, of Greens boro. Special to The Observer. Greensboro. April 1 Mr. Robert 'A. Caldcleugh, of the firm of Cald cleugh A !Bro., died early Sunday morn ing at his home on flouth Kim street. Ha had been 111 with Bright dis aa for some time, but bis death was 1 :9w-w Hitui icu. ma iiv iihu IIUI OCeil considered very sick. The funeral was stain ax nis noma ai b:m yesterday af- rmraoon ana me remains were taken to Legfngton this morning for inter. Want. Mr. Caldcleugh was about 0 sjrears of age. He came to Oreens boro with his brother, Mr. E. M. Cald- t cleugh, M years aao and thev hnva twan. engaged in business here since that time, their spacious store at the -present time being filled with china ware, etc v,fti?ar.,-jnr a nail. dr. M KJkln. Elkln, April l.-Mr. John H. Ball, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hall, died at tha home of his parents here JBaturday night, aged U years, H waa operatad on for appendicitis about two weeks ago and apparently stood the operation nicely but he be gan failing, more than a week ago, when-destb finally relived hint of his uffeffrtng, Tha , funeral was . held from tha homo yesterday afternoon by Jtev, Messrs. aprlnkls and Stanley and h interment took place In tha Jones vine Cmtery. Mr, Arthur Ball, of Ashevllle, a brother of tha deceased, oj-rlvd yesterdays attend the fu- At nichmond, Va.: Baltimore Kostcrn Ivcanue, 10; Richmond Virginia League, 9. At Lynchburg, Va.: Lynchburg State League, t; Baltimore Yannlgans, 3. TRINITY DOWNS FA TIMERS. A Thousand People Witness a Game, the Feature of Which Was the In different Work of A. and M. .Special to The Observer. Raleigh, April 16. More than a thous and people were at the fair grounds to day to witness the Trinity-A. St M. base ball game. They came In automobiles, carriages, street cars and afoot. Baseball was the excuse, but a general holiday thecause, and Durham and Raleigh cele brated together In great style. The g;ime resulted In Trinity's victory of 6 to 1. Kx cept for McPathran In the box the cadets played poor ball and the Metho dists had an easy time of it. McCuthrnn struck out 10 and gave one base on balls. Dements for Trinity fanned 7. A. & M. stole 4 base. Trinity 2; ICekrldge for A. Hi M. and Smith for Trinity each scored a home run. Each team scored only one eurned run. Batteries: Clements und Wrcnn, McCstbran and Thompson. St ore: K. H. K. Trinity 1101002 l-il 6 M A & M 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 4 1 A side show took place durlnK the pro gress of the Knme and threatened at one time to overshadow the mnln circus. This was the capture of the Trinity mascot, a black rooster adorned with bine ribbon, by the A. & M. miisrot, a while bulldog dressed in red. The poor roomer fared sadly In the melee that followed. Jonesboro Defeats I lie North Carolina Military Academy. Special to Tho Observer. Red Spilnjts. April 16. In tlie snappiest game of the season on thine grounds J:nesbnro defeated the North Carolina Military Acuderny to ilny by ii score of in 5. Krne.-t Weatherly, of Maxton, who last season played short stop for tha Charleston South Atlantic l,e;iiie team, won the game for Jnnesboro by his fast work on short and his hmivv hittlna. Out of four times up ho secured a home run. n triple and double nnd which were di rectly responsible ror four or Joneshnrit's ! six runs. The IochIs put up h snnppy Koine nnd as a tenm me superior to the visitors. I H;i(tTlijs: North Unroll tin Mililnrv Aimlemy, daddy nnd Mapper; .loneslKiro, I I Hps and Wentson: summary, lilts North! ( ar .lliiH Military Academy 12, .lonenhorn I T errors 4-4; home-runs Weatherly, .lonesburo; Painter. North Carolina Mili-t.-uy Academy ; struck out by daddy la. I. .leu 4, Imses on balls off Oaddv 1; Urn..1 name l ,m. These learns play here again to mot row. Davidson 5; Guilford 2. special to The Observer. IreeimlKiro. April 18.-Oullfnrd nnd Davidson contested for supremacy here; Il ls afternoon ill a beautiful baseball j enhlblton Davidson winning bv a uroi o' to 2 Tho pitching of itobbs, for! Oullford. was superb, while Cooper, for j iHtvldwui, was In splendid form and al-1 lowed nnlv four hits. Oullford played In i t iiKh luck In the fourth. Hoggs going to j first on an error nnd scoring on Bailey s t drive over rlchl held fence for a home run. In the fifth Davidson added three more inns on (Jullford s four errors. Score by Innings: R. H. J. Davidson 0 0 0 2 HO 0 0 6 2 1 Oullford o o 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 i A b , Batteries: Cooper and Reld, Hobbs and Hobbs; umpire. L. J. Brandt. North Carolina 7: St. John's College . Special to The berver. Winston Salem. April IB. The Unlver elly of North Carolina defeated St. John's Colli-ite, of Annapolis, Md In a splendid exhiblton of baseball this after noon. The score, was 7 to . Patterson and Roarer f..rmnl the tutttcrv for I'se. olina, while Reynolds and Rouon held Mie same ixMUtoiis for Maryland. Home runs Carolina 1, St. John's 2. The au dience was perhaps the largest that ever witnessed a baseball contest here. Oak Ridge Shuts Out South Carolina. Special to The Observer. Oak Hldge, April It-Oak Ridge shut out Soirfli Carolina CUr here to-day by a ax-ore of 6 to 0. Dubois, of the Palmettos, pitched a tine same hut re ceived ragged aupport. Waldrop. for Oak Hldge, was touched for but one hit Oak Ridge had no errors. Oak Ridge runs, W hits, no errors; South Carolina, no runs, I hit, I errors: batteriesoak Ridge, Waldrop and rjetrher) South Car olina.. Dubois and Haywood; umpire. L. ijsj-niiBii. - Roaooko 13; Slurp's College . Bpeclat to The Observer. Roanoke. Vs.. Anrll H The nrst urshn ef the season Into Roanoke Was rua to-day frvm Wlnten-Hlt-m. N. C and brought thousanil Tar Heels to IX)CAL OFFICE U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU. Charlotte. April 18, 8 p. m. Sunrise 6:50; a. m.; sunset h-M p. m. (Standard time). 1XJCAL, WEATHKK KBrUK'l. Highest temperature Lowest temperature Mean temperature .. Deficiency for the day Accumulated excess for the month.. Accumulated excess for the year.... Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. (Inches) Total precipitation for the month.... Accumulated deficiency for month... Accumulated deficiency for the year 2.43 Prevailing wind direction N. Hj W. J. BENNETT, Observer. .64 .47 56 .03 .65 .24 .00 .78 1.10 Special Notices THE OLD RELIABLE CAN SERVE you with the very best the market af fords. Everything cooked Just as you like It. Try our quick lunch counter. UKM RE8T All RANT, E. F. CRES W10LL, Manager. SMOKERS, SMOKE GOOD CIGARS. We have all the leading brands for eign and domestic. If you don't see your favorite brand ask for It. We have it. JAS. P. 8TOWJS & CO., Druggists. "Phone 179. SWIFT PPREMIUM HAMS AND EM pire Bacon are recognized everywhere as being superior to other brands. Buy them and you are aure of the best. Fresh Florida vegetables received daily. 'Phone or send your orders. Every thing goea out with our guarantee. MILLER-VAN NE88 CO. 'Phone 68. NTNNALLY'S DELICIOUS CANDIES, 60 cents per pound. Received by ex press every week. Always fresh. WOODALL & SHEPPARD, sole agents for Charlotte. TYPEWRITER REPAIRINC1-PROMPT- ly and efficiently done on all makes of machines. Best equipped repair shop In Carollnas. Phone 304. J. E. CRAYTON & CO., Trust Building. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR BLUE RIB- bnn Vanilla, the extract of known purity. GIVE YOUR BIDDIES PURINA BABY Chick Food. None other as good. Con tains everything they need. 40-pound sacks in.zr: 100-pound sacks F-! DILWORTH DRUG STORE, 'Phone 247. B. 8. DAVIS. FOR SALE ELEGANT MODERN 0 room dwelling, N. Tryon street; large oeautiruily situated lot. ttiegant moo ern 9-room dwellina. East Ave. beautl fully shaded lot. Nice modern H-room house, corner lot, 600 East Hth St. Also others, tfiOO to $12,000. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON A BRO. WE DON'T HESITATE TO SAY WE can furnish you with the nicest livery In Charlotte and prove It by you when you have used one of our horses and buggies. Our prices are moderate and our service uneoualed in thla city. W. G. BOSS & CO. 'Phone 381. 209 and 211 West 4th Bt. HURRY UP! EASTER IS ABOUT here. Let me start on your Easter suit at once. I have the finest line of suit ings In the city. Imported stock. Prices to suit everybody. Don't delay. Come now and be in the ring. Fit and satis faction guaranteed. 11. MILLER, Tailor. The Old Reliable. A LIVERY SERVICE THAT IS SAFE. good horses. noDby turnouts, drivers If you want them. Our horses, -while they are not by any means dead, are per fectly safe. 'Phone for a team for the wife and children. J. C. COCHRANE A BRO. 'Phone 62. WE HAVE A VERY FINE LOT OF seasoned onk and pine stove wood: quantity and quality guaranteed. We also carry a stock of terra cotta pipe from 4 In. to 24 In. 'Phone 170. Prompt aenvery. v.. uunu ac HUYLER'S IS THE BEST When you buy candy you want the best When you buy candy you want it fine When you buy candy you want It fresh We are sole agent for Cliar-lotte. R. H. Jordan & Co. DUUGtJISTS. WE NEVER CLOSE, FOR SALE! Modern 8-room house, N. Graham St. Price $4,000. Modern 7 -room house. East 6th St. Price 2,00. Modern 7 -room cottage. East 51 h St. Price $ 3.860, Modern 7-room house. West Trade St. Price .. 12.100. Modern fl-room house, N. Myers St. Price $1,000. ' (S-room cottage, South Cedar St.: city water. Price... IZ.Ovo. 16 acres of good farming land, 4 miles out on Park road. Price at tractive, ton itEvr Modern 7-room house. West th 8t . . f 11.00. Modern -room house, East oak ! llt.lO. McCall A e Ian ton. , . - CUAnLOTTE, V . C3. ' SIT H. Tryon St. . 'Phot U9. Bask ei Our Tailoring Some men figure tailoring" by price. V That's a mistake. Might Just aa well try to Judge the value of a horse by tha color of lta hair. The quality of tour garments depends upon tho ability 4f your tailor not to ask high prlcea!-but to produce tailbr- Ing. hi, W tak;. particular pride In our service it's exceptional a Utile better than anything else In town. Our garments are faultless from every viewpoint of style, fit and .workmanship you can bank on them every time. Our ' prices are normal. Wo charge you for our tailoring service you pay nothing for "prestige." If you're at all critical you'll -nJoy looking over our immense assortment of suit ings. . . SUITS TAILORED TO TASTE $18.00 to $50.00 Cabaniss & Co. Inc. Tailors 9 8. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. BEDDIIiG FIAIITS :; Hcfcl ; Designs i "4 Sdioltz Green Ileuses Ph0::uc6i. The Crowell &n:tcrio Co., Inc. ;? For tb Treatment ot Whiskey, Horphine and Nervous Diseases. Special apartments and nuraes for lady patlenta. All forma of electricity for treating nervous diseases, and vaxtoua methods, of massaga, Includ ing the Bllhnlaler vibrating method. The stockholders all being physicians constitute a consutuni ovmu., . Specially trained male and female nurses and attenaania.. 8. M. OROWXXIi. M. Pre. W. M. STRONG, at u ' Raldent Ptiyslciaa. Cirt.V.'cit fcr; Lcv.xr Pri(;S;lky..re Ci .,b'$Z8 , 4 " ' r f 1 1 1 (i t Wt, , -'' . 'Bo Tak Advantage of Some of the Following Offers: Choice 8-room bouse In 4th ward; corner lot, on car line. 1 14,760. 6-room cotuge on Korth . Poplar street, near 10tn,,wltb - ; ! J i"odern .lmP-ovementa f.,,M00. 7-room modern house on East 6th street-.; ,Vf J.JS0. ..Choice Dllwosth heme on Boulevard; -.-.,-.T-,.,.;;.'.4, 4,000 Beautiful DUwortn home on Boulevard, 8 rooms J.'.' 6,000. ;T-room, two-story modern dwelling, East Liberty street .. 9,600. fl Choice 8-room modern dwelling, on, North' College street "-room cottage -In Piedmont Park, lot 140177 X-I feet J.OOO.OO ,W1. 0ft 001. oo ; 00 southep m mm loan andtrust company?: i .... R B. M. HAWLEYS PHARMACY Is leading in swell soda foun tain service now. Under the recently installed new admin istration it has stepped quickly back into Its old first place. And there It Is bound to stay, for It Is now In the careful, critical hands of a trained, ex pert attendant. HAWLEY'S PHARMACT Is the most up-to-date, pro gressive, active, energetic and wide-awake drug establish ment in the city. It is car rying the swellest line of per fumes, toilet goods and sun dries to be found In the State, If you want a thing real bad and can't fliid it at your regular druggist's, don't give up until you have tried HAWLEY'S PHARMACY For $450 Cash Bown. and two $260.00, 12-24 rnnntha' nntftS VOtl Can OWI1 a PARK AVENUE LOT within stone's throw of the Boule vard. Or for $3,760 ($1,600 cash) own a cottage about 1.200 feet from "square," in fine neighborhood, on lot 47x176 feet F. D. ALEXANDER S03 ft. Tryon. P. dtt. II Dil worth I Floral Gardens Don't hesitate to place your orders with us for your Wedding Flowers. Loose Cut Flowers and Floral De signs. In deal Ine with our customers in filling orders by mall, wire or direct our motto is, "Put yourself in his place." Send us your orders and we will exercise the same care In detail as would be given were you here to se 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. WE PAY YOU TO SAVE. "It Is not miserly to save, to husband one's resources, to refrain from excess, to accumulate against that inevitable day when there shall be need of a reserve." It Is not miserly; it is only wise. 4 South Tryon St. SOUTHERN LORN & SAVINGS BUNK f. M. Brown, ires., w. 8. Alexander. V. Prea. W. U Jenkins. Cashier. R. COCHRANE, INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE PHONE SO. 207 N. TRYON STREET INVESTMENT PROPERTY We are offering some Investment property, welt located, Just two blocks from Bast Avenue, in the First Ward, about $16,000.00 to tal valuation. The property Is Improved and is paying about It per cent, on the prices asked. Should purchasers desire to Invest smaller amounts, we can divide same Into values from $600.00 , up.. to $16,000.00. We will be pleased to show, thla property, to anyone Interested. ..,-:.: ' :!,.,-'..:,, ; .. THE CHARLOTTE REALTY COMPANY A. G. CRAIG, Trees. 'Phone' S77-Offlce ! JE. Trade StV COfJ M E R C IAL NATION A L BA N K , o i Charlotte N. 43. , UNITED STATES ' DEPOSITORY Largest Capital and Sfirplsis of ; Any Bank in the Stated R. A. DTJXJT, President. A. G. BRENKER, Caahler. W. E..H017r, V.' Presldentr A. T. SUBIMET, Asst 1 ' DIRECTORS ' R A. Dnnn, W. E. Holt, H. C. Eccles, ;R ?M. Miner, Jr., O. W. Johnston, L. Banks Holt, ,B It Gibbon, E. C. Holt, D. H. Anderson, Franda a Coxe. v YOUR BUS IN ES S SOLICITED FIRST NATIONAL BANK ORGANIZED I865: Capital and Surplus, $500,000,00 DIRECTORS: P. M. BROWN , , GEO. W. BRTAK J. C. BURROUGHS FRANK GIIiREATO J. a MTKR8 ' F. B. McDOWELIi . H. M. HeADEN -W. B. RODMAN T. W. WADE , CHAS. A. WILLIAMS. YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED FRANK GIIREATH, Prk, II. M. VICTOR, Cashier CAPITAl $2(XMK)OJii6 ASSETS $1500.000.00 THE Herdiants arJ Farmers CHARLOTTE, N. C We Invite yon ta a nan an WMmt with ua, promlslnc evsry oourtsay and scvumuiBuauuu eonautani wiin so una Dan King. We pay four per cent interest on time deposits. GEO. E. WHuSON, President. ISO. B. ROSS, Vice PreatdesH, W. O. WIIiKUrsOW, Caahler. THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK anom i l It Is oar coastant aim to be courteous and accommodating to an classes and make thla bank where those ot moderate means shall have the aame .treatment as those more favorably situated. Tor axe sordlally lnvltad to open a bank account wlta.-na, W. 1 TWITTY, Cashier B. D. HEATH, President QHRRLOTTB TRUST GO. eapUal.SIOO.OOO. t i , Every Branch of Banking Your Business Solicited OFFICERS J. IL LITTLE, C H. PATTERSON, L, R. HAGOOD, President. . Vice President. ' Caahler. 18 EAST TRADE STREET. right now; BROTHER Get In the New Series AT ONCE, If you would be happy. - Lota are' being sold, homes are being built , and hundreds' more are; being contemplated. - ARB TQtf. OOINO TO BE LEFT OUT IN TH,E COLD? This new series la Just begun, and invites you cordially. ' You've no excuse, savs your own cussednesa, SO DO. SOMETHING, and do It NOW You've fooled about it long enough. V The 11U v. TUAL Is the plaeev -' ? - ' - ' ':: ; PHONE 344. Avoid the Risk XO your Twuauio jjtfici hid wiu iuviii uj vuvin n unv w ij m.m - at TNA.ta.Mls Ia-as tVTat tiiwa sa AMaAM.l am .1. f. Jil . VX uvr Rmta as v yuan, mvaajv , ? v vvuiourauv wi dUUi tldual use at $8,00 a year Southern States Trust Go. v CAPITAIi $20,000 TRUST BUILDING. - , C3IARLOTTK. N. a GEO. STEPHENS. T. & FRANKLIN, W. H. WOOD, JT. E. DATOL r 't FreaMent. Vice Prea..- 9rmwnir. -Asst. TteeA V florth Carolina State Bonds ''i" 4 pet hcuC due 19i3, , . 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