Continued from First rFageV?
i uon, when asked to-dajr where she
, 1 spent the night, replied, -"Ob
: o messages , to jaromDCAW.
? -4briM f Telegraph Con
ranlea No Ixmgee .Edstt od Even
n Amy o-MeMifm"C)oiiM Po
San Frencrlsc. April 0.--The delivery
of to.tocWb!vtteMWfw:Cram:,tauid0
point to people to Ban Francisco U an
inmoaaJbllKv. The meeasnger service
r hoth the bit telegraph companies
no longer e.. . Even ithe pw?
r nanlea an army 01 nrnscncvra, vu
- wnnM ha nf little value, for the rea
sons that the people aire scattered far
, and wide and that a. journey rrom in
, ferry building to the westem'? addition
or to the refuse camps consumes many
hour. - Most of the automobiles haw
. been Impressed Into the service of the
police or military euworKies ana mess
. have but one circuitous route from
; . the one telegraph station at the water
, i front to. municipal headquarters, ana
the unswept western portlona. This Is
- way ( northerly water front line.
Nearly-- every other street has been
, ' made impassable by the fall of por
tions of buildlncs.
fi, , The only wire running out of Ban
JTranclsco that of the Postal was ac
' ' ' cMentalty cut this morning by a work-
nan on tne cable wnari, ana ror nours
- h rlt-r wu train cut off from out-
; iWewspaper Man Describes Sernes at
, v Melggs' Wharf 15,000 Gallon of
- lOtt Menaced.
' i Oakland, April 10. Michael WIK
l- ' llama, city editor of The San Francisco
r Examiner, arrived from the city at
. 14:10 this morning and made the fol
lowing statement:
' ; "Shortly before 10 o'clock I boarded
the government steamer, Governor
. Sternberg having on board members of
' the Ban Francisco relief committee un
der orders, from Col. Reynolds, com-
tnander of the Twenty-second Infant-
rjr, to commander alt available tugs
along the water front to go to the res
' cue of at least ten thousand men, wo
men and children congregated In the
neighbor hod of Melggs' wharf who are
menaced by the march of names toward
Telegraph and Russian Hills and the
Valley between.
. "Around Melggs- wharf there are
,V,I I 1. 11 nl I lanlii mama r I tham
..'..J,- WW. V MIIU Vfc CIS!
containing at least 15,000 gollons of
-' oil. If the flames reach these tanks
fearful explosions will result.
"When the Governor Sternberg left
Sfelggs' wharf the whole of that por
tion of North Beach seemed doomed.
The people were flocking to the
wharves and crowding into all avail-
able craft.
DISTRIBUTION THE PROBLEM.
Supplies Are Coming In by the Train
, Load, but Organization la Not Yet
Adequate 200,000 In Golden Gate
. Park and 50.000 in lite Presidio
Well Oared For.
San Francisco, April 20. The prob
lem to-night confronting the city gov
ernment and Federal authorities tjs
kow to feed the multitude of destitute,
tiuplles are coming In by the train
load, but as yet the system of distri
bution Is not In complete working or
der. At the Presidio mlltary reservation,
"Where probably 60,000 persons are
camped, affairs are conducted with
military precision. Water Is plentiful
and rations are dealt out all day long.
The refugees stand oatlentlv in Una
and there Is not a murmur. This char
acter la observable all over the city.
People are brave and patient and the
wonderful order preserved by them
baa been of great assistance. In Gold
en Gate Park are encamped 200.000 per
sons. A huge supply station hue been
established there and provisions are
dealt out.
Many thousands are camped in va
, cant lota and squares, scattered about
the city, and these are. the unfortunate
ones that are hard to reach.
Six hundred men from the Ocean
Shore Railway arrived to-night with
wagons and Implements to work on
the sewer system. Inspectors are go
ing from house to house, examining
chimneys and Issuing permits to build
Ares.
JVATEIt I rYKT IX DANGER.
lire X ! . I"7o Reach Ferry
Bulldla W Iay Creep as Far as
- Steamer..'.- Jit Sheds.
Washington. AJ 20.-The War De
partment to-night received the fol
lowing Western Union telegram from
Ban Francisco:
"There has been no renewal of the
tire west of Octavla street or south
f Market street, but It Is not under
Control at the water front and it la
Creeping toward the ferry house from
which this Information Is sent. How
aver, .not much alarm Is felt that It
Will reach the ferry building, even If
It reaches th steamer freight sheds
on the north."
-Thls telegram was received at the
War Department at p. m. lo-nlght.
. A dispatch from the chief operator
Of the Weslern Union at Kan Fran
cisco, received at .the War Department
earlier to-night, aays:
: "flow reported, at J o'clock Hun
Francisco time, that the fire has bro
ken out In the wharves north of Mar
ket street- and It la feared that unless
on checked It may reach the Oak
land ferry building, -where Western
Union la established. Fire practically
tinder control In the western addition
and property west of Octavla street
stands a good chance of being saved.
Fire is spreading toward the North
Beach, around the east side of Tele
graph Hill."
v ' SHOCKS FKMT TOO Mtl.KS.
' $2 we In Itome and Ftorcnce,
J. Italy, That the Seiimiograpli In-
I fwMs. Were Injured Other
-f irtimakes Expected.
- i riome, April 20. The seismographs In
the -'Observatories throughout Italy
. hare recorded dlsunt earth shocks.
lh observatory of Florence,
- which has the most perfect tnstru-
tnenta, Indicated that an earthquake
'had been felt at a distance of 7.000
wlleg.A The shocks were so severe that
they Injured the Instrument.
; The director of the Florence observa-
. tory Is of the opinion that the earth
quake la California, viewed In connec-
' tlon with the outbreak: of Mount Ve
suvius and the earthquake in Cala-
, brla la JSeptember-laatr-ladlcaUs the
approach ef farther territorial convul-
'- eiona, --v . . ,
' VxLxp AT 0AXTA ROSA MO.
rntarkias le Reacnetd Afte Being
; ' rlsoned I'nder Dresser for Five
I .r and to-Only Sarvivo of Big
, lion I lire. 1 , e, j, - ; , f
GflViand. Cat, Aprtl iMK ,W. Duffy,
f OAMi.boro. Ky wag the only one
- t several score to escape from
r of the St. Itoae Hotel at Santa
. lift Vuttr says whit the shock
' 1 he rushed for the stairway,
list " ling was swaying so that
( fn-d i-h. lie threw himself In
ft a dr4--er ie protect himself
' ' rg tlJ'jt The dresser held
e i .11.9 Mhiwj tumbled ovej him.
He was imprisoned for f lW before
being rescued. .According, to. Duffy
there- were
about sw , persons vaiiietu
tctlon of-the three hotels
In the riestrnction
in Santa Rosa-- and t not fewer than
600 In the whole town of 8nt Boss,
. ft KHXED IN ASYtUM.
jOaklaad Pwwea iXb 1a
Ilelplem .InoiMea ami Ofttcers--.
Injured.
aautna, pni ..
superintendent of the San Francisco
crauntv f HnanitaL teieononea iress
headauarters in Oakland last nignt
coneernlnr the situation at the - A
hews Insane Asylum near San Jose.
Dr. Clarir said that n employes ana
officers of the InsUtutlon. Including
Drs. Kellr and Bell, were killed and
20 Injured. Among the patients- U
m h
were killed and o injured. -irine
th
buildings were demolished. Dr. ciarx
said that there was absolutely no con-
fusion, and that he, believed all the pa-
ttents had been accounted for,
Bank Vaults All Found Intact.
Oakland. Cat.. Anrll 20 At a meet
Ina- nf bankers this morning, Mr.
Ijynch. of the First National Bank,
reported that a committee had ex
amined all the bank and safe deposit
valuta m Ban Francisco ana xouna
them all Intact. This maKes it .cer
tain that the tnoney and papers on de-
poslt are all safe. It was aiso re"
ported that the books and, records In
ooalt are all safe. It was also re
4ne san STancisco nau oi recurus b
escaped serious Injury.
Eleven Clerks Taken Alive TOm
rortoffloe uenrte. ,
San Francisco. April 20. Eleven
noatal clerks, all alive, were taken
from the debris of the postornce to-
day. All at first were thought to ne i
dead, but it was rouna mat aunouan
thpv were buried in the stone, every
on was alive. They had been for three
days without food or water. All the
mall in the postornce was aavea.
Danville Extends Sympathy
Danville, Va., April 20.-Mayor Har
ry Wooding this morning sent the fol-
lowing telegram to , Mayor E. E.
Schmltx. of San Francisco:
Our citizens deeply sympathize witn
vour Deooln In their arrest distress. If
we can . render any service acquaint
me." .
To-Day Declared Legal Holiday In
California.
Sacramento, Cal Aprjl 20.-3overn-
or Pardee to-day Issued a proclama
tion declaring to-morrow (Saturday)
a legal holiday "In the interest or tne
public welfare" and In consequence.
no legal business can be transacted
and all banks will remain closed.
Columbia Han . Was In Disaster.
Tulare, Cal., April 20. Among the
passengers who left San Francisco by
Sante Fe train was T. c. wmmona,
of Columbia. S. C. He was In . the
earthquake disaster.
FOREIGN OFFERS DECLINED.
Prettldent Feels Tliat the United
States Can Care for San Francisco
and is Sparring Government to Do
Its Utmost -Many uiircrent trains
on the Way Appropriation Al
ready Exceeded.
Washington, April 20. Every branch
of the government service from , the
President down to bending every effort
to bring to the earthquake sufferers
speedy relief. The cabinet to-day con
sldered the San Francisco situation
and it was decided that Secretary Met
calf should proceed to that city as the
representative of the national govern
ment and to consult with the author
ties as to what la needed to alevlate
distress. Every available vessel In
the vicinity of San Francisco, whether
is belong to the navy, army, revenue
nillai- urv Aah nnmmtmminn nr
llMht house service.
to carry supplies of every description
to the stricken, city of San Francisco
and render other assistance, while of
ficers of the army on the Pacific coast
and elsewhere have been given im
perative Instructions to ship tents, ra
tions, medical and other relief sup
plies.
Offers of assistance from abroad have
been very gratifying to the President,
but he feels the United States Is able
to rare for the San Francisco sufferers
and contributions from foreign coun
tries wtll be declined. Mr. Ballin, of
the Hamburg-American Line, offered
126.000 for the California sufferers. The
contribution was declined with an ex-
presalon of the President's apprecia
tion of the offer.
The question of an additional appro
priation to meet the expense of the
work of the government- In rushing
supplies to San Francisco and alleviat
ing distress in that quarter will be
brought to the atsntlon of Congress to
morrow. It was announced to-night
that the War Department has forward
ed to San Francisco 1,000,000, rations
(day's rations) som eof which hat al
ready arrived there and most of which
Is due there to-night; tentage for 1S4,-
000 people; 100.000 blankets; a large
number or stoves; about 8.000 cots:
and lbs supplies already ordered will
reach an aggregate value of approx
imately 11,260,000. There are many dif
ferent trains with an official in charge
of each on tne way.
THEY ARB CONVINCED.
t'nlon Men, It Is Held, Iteallce That
Manufacturers Mean Wliat They
nay.
8ecial to The Observer.
High Point. April 20. Fiom day to
day the situation here shows little
change, with the exception of a few
workmen going back to work at the
various factories every day or so. The
union men, it IS believed, have come
to the conclusion that the manufac
turers mean what they say In regard
to employing union labor and do not
expect any compromise, but have ta
ken the matter as a fact and ai-e con
centrating their effort In keeping the
men from going back to work under
these conditions. Some have left the
city to find work elsewhere and those
that are not willing to work as non
union men will most probably do like
wise, as they cannot And 'employment
at the factories Iwlthout they quit
me union, ine manufacturers , like
wise have decided not to deoend on
any of their old employes who are yet
out ana are ninng new men. ,
Indignant Over . Iesence of Negro
r'amlly.
HjwrUi to The Observer,
High Point, April -20. People living
On East Washington street, near the
colored section of the town, are Indig
nant ovrr the arrival of a negro fam
ily In their midst. The Kraber house
was sold a few days ago to a white
man who. It seems, in turn, sold It to
two negroes who have moved their
families In the new quarters, being
opposite snd alongside of white neigh
bora, who are Indignant vr the mat
ter, some going as far aa to ssy that
they wtll sell their homes, and tnat
It baa hurt the value of their property
very materially. ,
Two Death at llmrietta-Caroleen.
Correaoondence of The Observer. :
Menrtetta-Caroteen , April . H.Two
heme, circles of our town -were sad
dened Tuesday by deaths.; those of
Mrs. Thomas Brugge and Miss Ada
Davis, Mrs. Scroggs was an excellent
lady; aged tt, and leaver a Janre fam
Hy connection in three counties. Miss
Davis. n amiable Christian girt of
W years, was a victim of the great
bU pUgue consumption, v
" i f , f i ft-1, Viii in. i
OT. JOHN'S AGAjJVICTOKIOCSi
r-: 'JL-JL in
irinity vownen i. wy -"--i;Z7,
Second Game by Scose of to 1, v
Durham. AprIL .-The second Bt
t.X'--r,Li, , which was clayed
here to-day went to the formerJhe re
beina- to i? An otherwise good game
. B"tcle for college ball-Billy Smith, at
-j, t....... n riht Held, elaved
W Jfife il' "J1", ' J ne'w"'
1 Th. mn hv inninas: . !..
I Trinity .. ... 1 0 0 00 6 0 0 , i 1 1
utt . John's ... divivvi -'
Ratteries: Qantt and . Henry ennui.
Wrightson, and Rouse, : '
" IiEAGlTE BASSSALL.-
SOUTH ATtANTIC. '
i ivnvin. ma..., AnrlK. Jackson-
-.'- - j .v - . . .
i"t- Vhi. afternonl losinVthe eeco4J
vllle was not in it witn ren7.f p - w-
nf k Ha bv tha score of 7 to
J Long, wbo was sent in to do the
pitching tor the locals, waa n , poof-form
and before he was relieved .: artef f tne
fnrih he was found fo elsrht safe hits
which counted for runs. Clark finished the
game In good form, yielding but three
hits during the remainder ot taeame.
Score: ' ' . . . .. - - V B. H. IS.
Jacksonvine . , 001 0 0020-f
Maron ! 0 1 0 002 07 11
Fox -and Hamlsh. Umpire, Mr. Jttaoe.
Time, 1:60. iAttendanca, i.m
a n . irvrti i Aueuata. turn-
e , h"TRbles On the Colu to-dar and
m,W7a. heavy defeat before
i wildly entnusiastie crowa. wu n
iU.ii ra Mima at hit and run. both
sides piling p a long string of safeties.
WMahm- was hammered from the start
nri was reoiaeMt In the first Inning.
Gearhart ws falrty steady until the sev
enth, when he weakened.
Score: . v ? .
,-rr..,- 0 0 1 2 0 2 Ox-7 12
act vannah 0 0 2 0 1 1 01 0t10
2
Batteries: Moore and Carson; washer.
Gearhart and Curran.. umpire. Mr.
Deaver. Time, 2 hours. Attendance, i,-
400.
Columbia:" SC. April 2a.-In-a well-
daved but featureless game, Columbia
won aanin lo-oay or oanni mam
nlng. Ralph Savidge pitched his first
wise -he was .effective. Kaniler, Colum
bia's new first baseman, was in the game
to-day. Score: ' R. . B.
Columbia.; .. .. 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 x- l-
Charleston .'. 1 1 o e- "
Batterle: .COItlns, Ferrall and Kettr;
AnvldM and Brennan. Time. 1:45. Um
pire, Matthews. Attendance, 1,800.
'AMERICAN.
At Washington: . Waahtngton-10, 14, 1:
Boston 1, 6, 6. ,
At Philadelphia: rmiaaeipnia n, w,
; New York-, 6,1. '
At CDICagO: trmcag-o o, , u; ioirun
1. 8, 3.
. . NATIONAL. , . "
At Bostonf Boston 7, 10, 0; Phlladel-
pbla-3, 7. 2. . .
At isew xora: new , o, it, v,
Brooklyn 2, 4, 3.
At PltUbura: piusnwrg o, - , , Cin
cinnati 4,. 3, 1. v
SOUTH BatN.'.
At Montgomery: Montgomery, 8; .AU
lar.ta, 8. , . . -.
At Nashville: Birmingnam, o;
Ville, 6 (10 innings). -,
At Little Rock: ho game wnn onreve-
port; rain. '
At new urteans; nuw unw, j
phis, Z.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
Jewie of SpP-y, charged With
Wronging Young Girl, Shoots Him
self Girl's Father Acquitted k of
Charge of InclHt. 5
special to rme UDserver. : v (
t.. ... 1 1 -irM ,M.ti nA twills Afftajte
of Spray, N. C., went last night to the
home of the father of Jesse Land, at
Spray, N, C, to arrest the young man
or a charae or wroncma Miss itives
Brumbeloe. aged 12 years, tne aaugnter
of Mr. Hid Hrumoeioe, a wen-Known
Irmw rwiauiK near umi M
tha nftlfr Annroflched. ran to hie room
Securing a revolver, he shot himself in
his left breast, the bullet, however, ralss-
inv his heart. He la under the surveil
ance of officers and wtll most likely re
cover. ' v
ijino nas. ror ine ddsc several
bten living with Mr. Brumbeloe on j Ills
farm urwl it l nlleMMi thiit th mother
of th young girl recently learned of the
alleged conduct. Mrs. Brumbeloe is a
cousin of I .and and, at her Instigation, a
warrant was Issued ror tne arrest ox Mr.
Gmmhaliu on the chnrve of incest. The
case waa heard to-day nt Spray and the
rharc waa not sustained. All of the Bar-
ties concerned are reticent about tne
matter, and the case haa many sensation
al nhases. The outcome cannot be pre
dicted. '
SECOND-HAND TTPEWK1 tf"BJR 8
cheap. 200 miscellaneous machines or an
manes, lin.w up. u you want a Bargain
we have It. write us what you want,
J. B. CRAYTON CO., Trust Bldg.
DON'T WAIT! YOU'LL. 1,1KB JBL-UB
Ribbon Lemon or vannia oeuer, aoso
lutely pure, goes twice as far as other
kinds and the savor is perfection.
DON'T TRY TO GET ALONG ON LAST
summer suit, come in ana i me
Bhow you my patterns in spring and
summer goods. It's one of the neatest
lines I've ever had. H. MILLER. The
Old Reliable. , .
IF YOU WANT PAPBRINO DONE BB-
fore the first or May. coma in ana muse
your selections at once, as we are book
ing work very fast this week. Elegant
line of new spring designs to seleet
from. WHEELER WALL PAPER
aV MUSIC CO.. aa S. Tryon street.
NI-'NN ALLY'S DELICIOUS CANDIES
fresh by express to-day, 90 cents per
pound, eoia exclusively in viiarjvu
by WOODALL SHKPPARD.
FRESH POTATO CHIPS JUST Re
ceived. Fine as can om ana ins very
thing you want. 'Phone your order.
Fresh vegetables received dally. MIL-
LER-VAN iB3J aa. nions sj.
DR. BUIBrS COMPOUND BTRUP O
.Hnrsapanua is a great spring urns
tonic. Has no equals. Sold and recom
mended oy jab. f . bivws w,,
Druggists, -rnone us.
FOR RENT 4 ROOMS OVER t, WEST
Trade, in gooa oonaiuon; i-room nouse,
10W N. u, s.wi -roora, nouse, u n
Davidson. 10.; 4-roont - house. B. 11th
BRO.
, 1 ,J?yJ.
you with the Vry best the market af
fords. Everything cooked Just aa you
ilk. it. 'l TV our quick lunon ooumar.
OEM .RESTAURANT, . F
WKf-t. Manager. - .'. 'V
CRK8-
4
DAVIS' CHOUSRA CURB FOR TOUh
poultry, win cure any case in one te
two days. Use one or twice- a week,
tt is a sure preventative, a centa.
DILWORTH DRUO BTORB,
Phone 147. B. S. DAVIS.
WB DONT HESITATB TO BAY WE
-raa rwrnisn yen witn ine nicest jivery
la Charlotte and prove it by you when
yen have- used one of our horses and
bufgl Our price are moderate and
our service unqusd I this city. W,
o. ROSS CO. 'Phone Ml. : Vm had
til West 4th St. -
A LIVERT SBRV1CB THAT IS Xttk
i goeo norsee, neosy (urwowis. envers i
I you want Ibem. Our borsis, while they
If Ml F r nnn vsaa, are pr
fectly safe, Phone for a team for the
wife and ehttdrw i. C CCCURANS A
BKO. 'Pbene U. i ' j .
Spocial Notices
WTB HAVS A "VERT- FIN ID -LOT OF
: aeasonsd oak and pin stove wood;
euanttty and quality guaranteed. We
sis carry a stork of terra cetta ftps
from in. te M i. 'Phone fl Prompt
, delivery. C DOWD CO. ,
i i ' ; X ill xs ' '"-4 '
- w A , Question ,and' an Answer.
'.Thrte big automobiles were standing in
fornt Of - the, Southern- Manufacturers'
dub-yesterday morning.'-: In a few ses-
foads. a, little throng Of thai curious gmlh-
w m wni was to seen.-, as tne
party of. English, splhners - mad their
way- out of tha club, doors and stood
ready to enter' the "machines, "a well
known Charlotte ejtisen came' up' and
asked a friend standinr near , the ques
tion: - ' n - - , -S- rJ
"Where, are .they gomgr
"Oh, to take a peep at the monument
erected' to the signers of the Mecklen
burg Declaration of Independence, of
eourse. Where etaerf
TBE EAIHEE.; :
UAaAa.';'.u as. ... .... - a
ru.aot. iur wiuraay ana Duuy
Vair fli.tirrlaw skk.1 a.Mi.i'. a frMTk
. ' wss cjuiiuaj i p evr
southwest to west winds.
LOCAI OFFICTB XT. 8. WEATHER '",
. BUREAU.
vumivftv, ft,rii icv, s p, m. ouii-im.
a. m.;' sunset :59 p. m. (Standard time;.
Highest temperature - v.M
lowest -temperature ., .m
Meiir tennwratur . ... .at
Excess for-the -day s .. sOT
Accumulated excess for the month.. .71
Accumuiatea, excess' for the year.,.. ,W
PrecipiUtlon for S4 hours ending a
p. m. (Inches) ,, .00
TAtftl hronlttit-tlA-V.. (h. m,itf. .
- - W..IUUUU 1V1 ll.O ll.V.IVI. . ... .w
Accumulated deficiency for month... 1.64
AltCUmUllfttMl lUDMnnl tn Ihft V.D, 4 tt?
Prevailing wind direction .8. W,
, ,v, BJKNNiSTr. ooserver, ;
Tho Solitaire
REAL ESTATE
DBHLER,
That Is, X oihlf t' for myself and pad-
uio my own canoe, nave no cnarier
or Man Made -Name; just that one,
a birth Inheritance.
No 'Mr. President, no corporate
seal.
But my checks are prompt and ac
ceptable. ' i . ,
By myself, , '
P. D. TtLBXaiVDBR
MS . Tryon. - P. 4SS-
f4,000Modern 8-room house, cor.
- 10th and Graham Sts.
$2,200 Modern 7-room cottage, East
Ith 8t
f2,00 -Modern 7-room. two-story
house. East 6th St.
$2,800 -Modern 7-room, two-story
house, West Trade SL
$3,000 6-room "cottage, S. Cedar St.;
' city water.
20 acres fine farming land, suitable
for dairying and trucking; good
tenant house. Price $50.00
per acre.
McGaJl & G Ian ton.
V 43HAHLOTTE. . N. C.
SIT -W. Tryon St, 'Phone 240.
The Crowell Sanitorium Co., Inc.
2V "",'op th Treatment of -
.Whiskey, . Morphine and
Nervous Diseases.
Special apartments and nurses for
lady oatlebta, All forms of electricity
for treating ' nervous , diseases, and
various methods of massage, includ
ing the Bllhnlsier vibrating method.
The stockholders all being physicians
constitute a consulting board. ,
; Specially trained male and female
uorsee and attendants.
8. M. CROWELtiM. D- Prat.
W. M. STRONG. M. Dw
Resident Physician.
i u'- - n
WE PAY YOU TO SAE.
"It Is not miserly to save, to husband one's resources to refrain
from excess, to accumulate against that inevitable day vjhen there
hall be need of a reserve."
It Is not miserly; it is only wise. . . . .
- 4 South Tryoii St
SOUTHERN LORN & SAVINGS BJUVIC
t, m. Brown. Fres W. O. Aleaander. V. Pres., W. It, Jenkins, Cashier.
R. E. COCHRANE,
INSURANCE,
PHONE SO.!
FOR SALE On North Brevard St , close in;
we are offering an 8-room house, recently painted
and thoroughly renovated, has gas, bath and sew-1
erage. PBICE : : . ; $3,000'
CHARLOTTE REALTY COMPANY
A, G- CRAIO, Treaa. 'Fltone t77 -Offloec IS ' C , Trade St. '
3
RIGHT " NOW, BRQTHER
Oet tn the New Berieg AT ONClC-tt.Fou' woulaWWpyv;.Zui'Sr'
?" V toeing "soW hornet are .belrig.bullt and hundred more ;re V-bejfcga"
" contemplated,, UR& YOU GOma -.TO BK IKYTi OUTW-THB
' COLDT ThU AW scries Is Just begun.' and Invites' you 'cordially,1
, Tou've no'egcuseeaveyoar -own ouseedness, SO: rx SOMETHINO.s
and 'do, It KOW tou've foole4 , about .It, long teoouth.t. The MU-
TUAL is -the place, ? , ; $ A' t A R t,,;
imiLFIIALVPrej
:vr H M'vv&M phone', tn Uxf W y v
Rubber
,StS i 'i' - 'Af V f ' i
?"Big'pment Just Ire-"
(ceived.?;There "isno ,
comparison ; b e t w e e n h
frubbet,8pqnges' arid sea
spoogeSft V Rubber Jasti .
longer; and 13 more satf1
fafactorvl " Prices 55cJ '
50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2.50
wnrsea' Beglster.
R. H. Jordan & Co.
Vnt NEVER CLOSE.' -.,
Dilworth
Floral Gardens
Don't hesitate to place your orders
with us for your Wedding Flowers,
Loose Cut Flowers and Floral De
signs. .-.;." ,.
In dealing with our customers lh
filling orders by mall, wire or direct
our motto is, "Put yourseix in nis
place."
Send us your orders and we will
exercise the same care In detail as
would be given were you here to se
lect.
We put ourselves In your place and
give what we would expect to re
ceive ourselves.
The choicest - selection of cut
flowers. The best service.
W. G. McPIIEE, Prop.
Qarlotfc N. C ;
P. O. Box 127. Bell 'Phones.
BEDDING PLANTS
Cut flowers and
floral Designs
SchoILz Green Houses
v KZTJtmi
REAL ESTATE
207 N. TOWN STREET
" 1
ir r
"t C'fcr Ci r;::;::. j Fr:; :ri: J i.i cr i:::r t:.:':i
- 5-room house -and, barn, lot 107x300 feet;-rents for 17,00 a' month. -
Frice" ".. .. .. '.. - -. ..$i.).00.-
, ; 4-room houses, 101200175 feetljfrent j for 112.00 per month. Price
"-,' ' . . i. ...... .. . . ., .. ...$I53.0i. -
. '-room -dwelling, with bath, basement! cold t storage, 2-room servant t
aff'.w n..rden, etc.: lot- 00x00 feet., Price jM.20-60.'
w" 'e, above housea are supplied with water, from the' College Water-V,,
vYorKg, the last named dwelling. having both hot and cold'water " ,
'! iASS,',the following. louat.CorneUus, N C: ; r ' "
mih L 0xl6 lying within a few,et of the Cornelius ' Cottorf Z
(inese tiota(allfHe wt,l and front on macadamlred street., Terms easy.?
SCUTIIEP mi ESTATC LOAN L'lD TCUSF CC"?J,7 -1
A S T nnilSlil (VJFPJ T! -:iv'
i. f
Ji rJentlyr expresed.wben It Is' learned that we" do not charge f
- Si- t than Per cnt- moeny. v Many times m the Jiaat ten
" J2.wlwnB have-said. "Why, we thought all banks charged,
hy could get. 'as they do in the larger cities, especially In f
1-- -k 4 Th, P0Hc o' minimum, - uniform rate haa ' 1
' h.lVL pu5fuel. y Vs urln these years with great benefit trTthe "
; ; .?"K.and tlstactton to our customers. They know, that when we V
i rate .f. 8,x Pr nt- u win not increased. leven 10
atrlhgentMImes. - We -shall be glad to have yout business. r'i ,a
C0f,1 H E R CIAL 74 AT I Oil A LB AN It
',V -v- ."T'-V: 'ot'Ciuuiettfttf.cCi'A?-; V Jh
, t WTO President' ; ZJ-' W. E, HOtT, V. President.
largest Czpltal fani Sivplns of r Any- fek h p Stele'-
FIRST
ORGANIZED. 186K
Capital and Surplus, $500,000.00:
DIRECTORS.-
P. 3f . BROWW '
GEC W. BKTAJf
9. C. BURROUGHS "
FRANK GILREATQ
' J. 8. MYKR8 ;
F. B. McDOWSXIj
IT. M. MeADKN
W. B. RODMAN
T. W. WAOB
YOUR BUSINESS SOUQTED
FRANK GIUtfATH, Pres.
if,M I III
.!mfcr.ts Er.d rtnr.as
"
t Ifelicri-BirJi ! ;
- -;.. ejsMaaafaejaanfnsisaejB .
CHARLOTTE- !!. C
THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK
duaorait- '
J-.-'II Is our constant aim to be courteous and acoonunedatlng to aU
classes and make this bank where thoe ! of moderate sneaaa
shall have the same treatment aa those more favorably altuated. '.
Too. are cordially lorlted to open abank account with a
W. IL TWTT1Y, Cashier ; t. 0. ISATIi;,Presiid. :
qharlotte
' eapltal.
Every rBraiich
Your Business Solicited
OFFICERS XTXTLB -''C.
fresiaent. ,
IS - ItST
. -f V V
gmj 4 1 r 4'Vek fsV A
avoid the Risk
K To your valuable papers of fire
of bur Safe Deposit Boxes, i We have A co,nvcnlnt tin for lndl-
vldual ttse at fl.of A-year. y, ,
Southern States Trust ea
W vVt'iW- CAPTTAJj, A20O.000 4 K
"I trust BtjixDcra 7 1 ' imABxorim w.a r ' "
GEO. BTEPBESisV T. B. JTKAltXiin, W. V. WOOD, T. E. DA Via,
President-
,,Vlce " Pres.
SOUTHERN
jrv-f'V,- 1 OFFER STOJECT TO SALE! i- - i
llrto 60 Pell Cltspret 100 ' ,,10. to 0 Southern Trust Co, I ' Bid
40' Aragon "Mills. Bid wanted.,- -i 'wanted.- .-,.
rt so RoberdeL- Bid wanted.' ' 10 Battery Park:. JtshsvilU lit , - I
10 te40 Pee r Dee Mfg. , Co. Bid
wanted. ' i " ' " " A.
ti to E0 LombertoiC Bid wanted.
lOiHosklns Common J00.1 , , , ,
(0 Lancaster Pref 100- . . ,
SO Ioulse Common 100. wV- -
10 Atherton. Bid wanted. -
10 Manchester. Bid wanted. ,
a Bank of Laurens 141. . ' 1
40 Nat'l Bank of laurens ,100 .l-s, .
10 to tS Belton 111. f'v - '
NATIONAL BANK
A
t
CHA& A. W1UUAMS.
H. HI YIQOS. Cashier
CAPITAL
ASSETS
$wcoa.o3
We in rite yon te open an account
um, iHwuiiis fisiy courtesy ana x r
scwnnmBuiBBB ewnswwas witn sound
banking, c - , i
We pay fodr per cent Interest en
tline deposits.
GEO. K. WIXSOIT. President.
JNO. B. ROS8. Vice Preeldea
trust eo.
$100,000.
of Baxiking
M. PATTERSOW, If R. RAGOOD,
vice zreaiaeni.
TRADE STREET.
and theft by keeping them In ton
Treasurer.
Asst. Treaa,
SECURITIES v : , b
S Carolina Nafi Banlc, Columbia
s 141. f ,' . r . s
Charlotte Trust Co. -Ho;.' " . ,
10 Merchants' and Parmen-' ; Char- "
lotte US. . ,. - . ' , - "
10 to 10 Henrietta 100. " V "
SO Paeoiet Common 111.'' 'j.'
10 to 10 Elm Ira t percent. Pref. 101
and Int. ' '-s , . ,
10 Royal Bag ft Tarn Pref. 101 and.
tot w 1 " . , 1
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