ft'
', : e Movement of Kwmber f Peo
iJe, Visitors and Others. " - " "
: r. J. C. Keys passed through the city
-tfrdny n foute front tJavannah, Ga.,
.o Charleston,' 8. C. , - - v- ;
I'apt. WVPr.Mooay. 0 Raleigh, to ia
' city, i , L f1
..ir. C. I flat,' International 8cr
t iy of the. ICoun Men's Christian As
r xiaUon. Is In itom city u4 to registertxl
at the Central. -
?arvland.- reoneawnttng the ftadcllft
Lyceum, and Chftotuqua Bureau, to in
tit nittf (K.. " . A .
. Mr. J. B. Ivay iapendlng a, few days
Wiih tila mother in ,atatesvuie.
- . Tik uir liinii mlth. of Davidson
College, - was registered at the Central
at night. V.' . '
n a, kfrbane, of Greensboro, to a
vieitor in the city. ,
Among toe guests at Uhe Buford lat
right was Col aohn. "W.; Hinsdale, of
Raleigh. "
: Mr C.' W.Tllletr:retttrnd to the city
last night after attending- ,ith State Su
preme Court f flsleign.
Mmr George P. Peal end H. E.
Jenkins, of Winston,, pent! yesterdar in
tl ttv V :! If
Dr. Charles D. llelver,pre.ildnt of the
, State Normal and Industrial College, at
Greensboro, was among the) visitors ia
- Charlotte yesterday mommgv
- Among; the guests at the JBuford yes
terday were Messrs. h. b. jwortn ana
C E. Leak, of Greeiuijoro. t - -'
lir. Jak P.MaweU went to Harris-
. burg yesterday to deliver an address at
j tns eommenceroeru exercises .oi wams
Aurg High School. '
Mr.' frank Page, of Blscoa, was in the
ell yssterdajt, at the -Central. .
5 Mi" K. H. Brtggs. of Raleigh,- former-
- ly ov Charlotte), spent yesterday toere on
Mr, V. Jti LUtle, of Wadesboro, was
fo townVresterdny. ,
Among?, the out-of-toWn peonle 'here
yesterday Was tr. J. W. Tbackston. of
Mrl'jf H. Twlsii of Marion, spent yes
terday In Chartottlp, staying at ths Gen
eral. v '
. Mr. R. O. HtV retamed to the city
f esterday morniwg after a tmslns trip
o Elisabeth Cltr and other towns in
the eastern part tV the State.
' i Mr. W. J. Adam, of Carthage, spent
S-esterday In the c"Jty, staying a Oia
Central, .... , .
i Mr, a. A. Stsirens, of Monroe, -pent
yesterday in the city usinwss.
. Amwig the guests at.the Bud yes
terday n Mr. John H. Hall.f Ellsa-
n5tr,CCiyb. BefttWiU Jhss reUUmd from
Raleigh? where he aWMiasd the SUte
Supreme Court
LIVELY TIMK ON THE! ftQlv-VRE.
uinwR- lawg lUata JTnmp Out o Dr.
Wtherapomi'g Boggy and Give the
i Boya Chase Around the Square
' ' A Vrw Mlnntea at Real Sport
.j The Rodents Had Taken .Refuge to
,!ie Baggy. -
, Testerday afternoon Dr. B. J. Wlth-
erspooq and his negro driver mads It so
warm for the rata In his barn that it
became a question of angr port la time
" ' of",- storm. The darkey; would turn
' rer the hay and the doctor Would
. use his gran on the unpmoected rodents.
I Cut the battle did not cease there.
About the middle of the afternoon,
when the clouds were gathering thick
v end fafet and it began to look like rain,
, ' sv number of people gathered about the
, square. Xr. Wttherspoon's buggy
' stood In front of Jordan's drug store,
and, as the big drops of rain com
menced to pepper down, the driver, a
teat buck boy with a Uftristmas smiie
Vttpon his face, lumped out of the buggy
. and' started to take out the cushion
' end iaprooe, ' No aooner had he lifted
the edge of the cushion than out came
big rat wtth a tail half as long as
PERSONAL,
- - a yard stick. Regardless of the pelt
Ing ram every small boy and negro
in the comtnunityi gave chase tos the
neeing rcoetit. A oog ' tnai wa i
' -with a short cord in tW back of a bug
,y tried to Join the race but when he
; swung out Ms hiels did not reach the
; srround: in other words he hung him
... -self and would have died dangling at
-,.he end of a rope had not some one
, ' - lifted him back in tite ouggy.
The first rat killed, the crowd rush
V f .; ed back to the buggy to see If there
w; were any more. The cushion was Hf t
vd and out bounded the second rat.
, which was as large If not larger than
,.'4 the first one; the race was as nara
.canif ewrftins. A third, a fourth and a
-' fifth rat followed. The party of rats
.had taken refuge in the seat or tne
; i buggy during the row in the barn.
" I The Joke was on Dr. Wltherspoon and
- i everybody enjoyed it.
.'.y i -, i i ii ii - i-
SEASON AT WHIG HTSTILLE.
"' trparatlms Making for Enteruiln
7" 7V meat of Large Crowds at the
, Beach Odd Fellows Celebrate.
. iBpeclal to The Observer.'
' - Wilmington, April 26. The four
.-" Odd Fellow lodges of the city- and
, Ltltla Lodge. Daughters of Re
tekah, elaborately celebrated the
- sighty-eventh annlverssfy- of Odd
""FitewsMav.t thrlr hall in this city
-jlri-it , The torWramaia embraced
Mi jg musical nuniiw i W.e-g."U'"" imwa
nuarteite, ms usual. riturwuctnr
.elses-' and ten-minute speeches frSBT
? ' representative of each lodge on
: ! some live subject The hall was
f, very attractively decorated for the
, , oveni ana inoe prepeins-speni e-
of the Odd Fellows In the city now
, , numbers nearly one thousand.
Considerable Improvements are be-
f " In nii at thA heah firnArnttrv
. - rtto the opening of the season about
'. , C Junt 1st. The Northrop cottage is
, being considerably enlarged and 1m--'
proved, the Seashore Hotel Is being
i r repainted and Improved, extensive
- 4 Improvementii are being made to the
;Tarrymos Hotel. Mr. Percy Albright
in having a handsome cottage erected
. '-"there, while not a few of the other
", '-cottager are rebuilding and making
v7 substantial . improvements to their
-i property. A list or attractions for
1' outdoors as well as a vaudeville rom
v, , . pany will be the attractions at th.
v t Casino and Lumlna. The service on
the suburban - trolley line Mill be
. greatly improved during the season
-,)'aud much greater crowds are ex
' i. pected than ever before. The Con-
solldated Company will shortly begin
; 's systematic campaign of advertising
and hope to make the season of 10
,the greatest In the history of Wrights
TWEXTY-HlX DEACOXESSEX
They Win be Ordautedl at "Freaent
SesMton of Woman's Homo Mis
"onary Soctety of Metnodlst
(iMsrcti at AahevUlev
epeclat to The Observer,
- Asbeville, April m. The -opening ses
sion of the eighth annual convention
V the Woman's Home Mission Socie
ty of the M. K. Church, isoutb. was
held in Central church to-night A
large number .of delegates are here
and the opening session was largely
attended.- Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr wet
corned the delegates on behalf of the
local society. Rev. Dr. Q, T. Howe on
behalf of ,the church, and Mrs. M. J.
Uranner. f Wsynesville, on behalf of
the Western North Carolina Confer
ence societies.' Mrs. Bennett, of Osl
latin, Tewu responded to the "welcome
address in a pleasing- manner. '
The home mission board will get,
down to work In earnest ' to-morrow.
The principal work of the convention
v ! II have to do with committees and
t ie planning of , the mission work, of
t - e year. During the convention S4
- iconesses will be ordained. After the
' "-ning exercises to-night the. work
e womsg's mission board was II
,-tej by means of the stereopU-
T. . i ' , r V, 1 i i
. i '!..'. -i v , n
No Clue as to Wlierrabonts of Rowan
Wooslry.ot Davldaon County, Who
Myatcrlotialy Disappeared IVont
Home Jjast.Wcek JrVnl nay us
pected. i y- , - j ,t? i( ' '
Special td The Observer." , s
Winston-Salem, .April A cltlaen
of ftiedberg,'; Javidso4 county.' -who
was hers to-day,: reported v that the
whereabouU of .Mr. ' Rowan.' Woosley,
on of Bey. Samuel VIToosley, of Fried
berg, who left home last Friday, are
till unknown , to. ' the family . and
friends, Searching .parties have-been
sent out .every day looking for, the
son, who is about U years r old.' , Hie
wife, who has been in bad health' for
some time. Is ia a stats of nervous
prostration, caused by the disappear
ance , of her husband. She Is being
attended, by- two physicians. It devel
ops that Mr. Woosley went to Lex
ington last Friday and drew all the
money he had in a bank there. Im
mediately thereafter he- went to Dr.
Hill, a practicing physician of Lex
ington, and paid him a bill for service
In his family, Dr. Hill expresses the
opinion .that Mr. Woosley had? about
$200 or S2fi when he saw him. The
case is rendered more mysterious by
the fact that the missing man had been
complaining . for several days before
he left home of having a peculiar patrt
in his head, (tome believe that, the
man has left the Stats., while Others
are cersuaded to think that The has
been murdered or that he' committed
suicide. Mr. Woosley was highly es
teemed by all who knew him.
yL;m;, ,.i j f." ; .
. SAW HIS, WIFE KILLED,
'pii ' !:. .'- '..5 -
C. E. BryaUt, A Spartanborger liv
tnc In Jan Francisco. Tells- How
His Wife's Life Wat Crashed Out
Before His Very Eyes. - .
Spertlarto The Observer.,'', . : ' '.'
St' Louis, Mo., ArHSVH7. E. Bry
ant, a San Francisco refugee eh' route
to home at Spartanburg, S. C, told
a airouD of eager listeners at the un
Ion station last night how, hlsfwlfe
naa a tragic : aeatn oeiora nis -very
eyes, "My wife and t were living on
Market street in the heart of the now
devaeted distrlct.V-said. Mr.? Bryant,
"I waw suddenly awakened by a fright
ful noise on the morning of the Shock.
Before I could collect my senses the
house rocked and lurched and, in an
instant, my wife and I were almost
mothered by a shower of falling plas
ter and masonry. 1 was just about to
lean from the bed when a , massive
beam landed square across my body
We were crushed to the ground, the
bed being splintered. One end of the
beaon lodged against uie wan and that
was the only thing that saved my
life. I managed to extricate myself
and, en regaining my feet was horrl
fled to And my wife's skull had been
crushed by a falling brick. She must
have been killed instantly. More dead
tbaoi alive I finally got across the Bay
to Oakland, where with 32 others,
secured transportation from the rail
road and started for home with noth
Ing but whaypu see on me."
MOORE.nEDFOHD.
Mr. Jsmes Daniel Moore, of Gastonla,
Weds Miss Lydia- Lane Itedford, of
Raleigh. -
Special to The Observer,
Gastonia. April 26. A wedding of
rourh Interest to- the people of Gas
A tonla was that of Mr. James Daniel
Moore, of this place, to MJss Iydla
Mum Redioro. or 'ttaieign, tne cere
moxtr being performed in the Eden ton
fittest Methodist ehurclr tll o'clock
thai morning. Those who attended
the wedding from Oastonla were Mr,
C, X. Moore, brother or tne
Mra. Mary Morrow, a sister
Nell gym re. iJthel Oray, and Messri
JTrsd'Smyre and earner regram.
Inteeest m the affair is by no means
confined to the home towns of the
contracting parties as both are trjaely
known throttghout the 8tate. -The
bride is the beautiful and accomplish
ed daughter of -Mr.--and Mrs. John
Mendrix Tied ford. The groom Is
son of the late Capt. J. D. Moore, of
rtastonia. and is a young man or
sterling -worth. He ia bookkeeper for
the Modena and iMoro-Webb Cotton
.Mills. They left for Richmond and
Washington on their bridal tour.
Mr. Paul Ware Dead.
Special to The Observer.
Gastoma, April 2. Mr, Paul Ware
ued about is years,
nn of Mr. J. A. Ware,
of King's Mountain, died in a hospital
at gtatesvllle to-day as the result of an
operation for appendicitis which he un
derwent sevsral days ago. Mis re
mains will be brought here and In
terred Saturday at Long Creek Pres
byterian Church, this county. Deceased
was a biother 8- Mr. J. White Ware,
Kmmmimt .-.Oaatonla. His father it
wwf uiiaiis.Jmujum;:iqr
funeral. , , r r1fKissr
Oottfe Rule A ,.A WjTZJFtt
L quantliy and quality guaranteed. W
m' .... . - Mt.
AshevlUe, April 2. Judge Fred
Moore In Superior Court this afternoon
Issued a rule of contempt for Foreman
Morten, of the grand jury. It is al
Irged that Morgan wss Intoxicated
this morning and unfit for duty. The
hearing will be had Saturday. Mor-
gan's defense "in be tnat ne was
sick, i.--v;- -,
May Oorjto ury To-Day.
Special to The Observer.
Txlneton. Aorl! Ii Argument of
counsel in'thejtase of Mrs. M. M. Pur
year agaWst-tbe.Horth Carolina Rail
road Cotman;.whleh has been In prog
rem in .Davidson tjourx ior ine past
two dsvs. begafi to-day. The case is
expected to go to the Jury to-mor
row afternoon. , k
for smb:
J,aooModern home, East (th St
300 Modern home, Kast 6th St,
14,000 Modern home, N. Myers St
IS.SOft .Modern home, W. Trade St.
$3,500 Htore and 6-room dwellings
connected. Located on two
, car lines at the corner of
Eleventh and Brevard 8ts,
McGall & Glantom
t aiARLOTTE, N. ).
til X. Tryoa St 'Phone 940,
FOR STILE I
00 scree in Transylvania- county.
near Brevard, oh Southern -HeKway;
-room, 1-story house, S10 acres
cleared and in cultivation. Long
distance telephone, splendid eUbles
and outhouses and tenement houses;
orchards and meadow, (banner wheat
farm of the county.. Especially
adapted to stock raising; adjoining
the lands of three mother farms that
can be bought at reasonable prices.
Lands adjoining this farm . spld for
100 per acre. Price ! per acre. t
- Wanted more timber end farming
land for Mortheni buyers
Jri6.P. : Deatty Co.
s; coxTiyrAycE otvGKAnted
Jndge limg Sets' Tuesday as Date for
, HMrtng 1 of -Bethri , Case,--:,.-; .
Special to The Observer. ' . ' ' '
Oreenvllle, N. C April 1-When
court assembled this morning counsel
for defense in the Bethel case present
ed affidavits and made strong argu
ment for a continuance. The Staters
strongly opposed a continuance and
urged that a case of such -importance
should have a speedy trial. Judge
irfwig sustained the contention of the
SUte and set the case for trial .Tues
day of next week. v
? Wins Essayist's MedaL
Special to The Observer. -
Davidson, April 28 The essayist's
rnedal offered by the Eumenean So
ciety has been awarded, by the com
mittee to Mr. & H. Hay, of the se
nior class. : 'Jv
News was received to-day from Co
lumbia to; the effect -that the SAuth
Carolina College team will be here'
Field Day, the 28th Instant teVplay
Davidson. y
Forecas'r for "Friday and Saturdays
PartlcSJudy , Friday and Saturday,
light to fresh ; west winds, becoming
variable. -. '
XOCAL, OFFICB V. S. WEATHER
BUREAU.
Charlotte; April X, P- m.-8unrise 6:37
a. m.J sunset 7KH p. m. (Standard time).
M)CAI..WB!ATltiK Kjurvn.
Highest temperature .. ..
lowest temperature
Mean temperature ..
Excess for the day
Accumulated excess for the month.
Accumulated excess for the year....
Vredpltatlon tor 24 hours ending 8
p. m. (Inches).. , .
ToUl precipitation f6r the month..
Accumulated deficiency for month.
Accumulated deficiency for year...
Tmvallnla- wind, direction .. .. .,
.S3
.64
.74
.11
M
.47
.13
.87
2.09
3.41
8.
' W. J, BENNETT. Observer.
ial Notices
NEXT TtMTU TRY BIyUB RIBBON
Lemon or Vanilla. Satisfaction guarati-
' teed or your money bscx.
EMERALD CORN CURB RttMOVBS
corns -without pain. It's a guaranteed
.nr nthn-i Tn v fall but Kmeraia
never. Try it. JAS. P. STOWB a CO..
Druggists. 'Phone 27S.
'LA CRBMO" FRBINCH MACARONI
and Spaghetti, in full weight. 1-pouiid
packages, at only 10c. a package whfe
this lot lasts. Makes a delicious dish
served with cheese, gravy or tomato
sauce. Every package guaranteed.
Phone '8. MILLER-VAN NESS CO.
WHEN IN NEED OF SOMETHING
extra in toilet waters try Janice; you
will wonder why you didn't long ago.
75c.
PILWOKTH DRUO STORE,
Phone 247. B. a DAVIS.
IF TOU HAVE ANY WALL PAPER
Ing to do write us. We send workmen
any where. WHEELER WALL. PA
PER SV MUSIC CO., 233 8. Tryon St.
OLIVE OIL-OUR IMPORTED OLIVE
Oil uiakes the best salad. It gives the
rich flavor that has made French Olive
Oil end French Salads known over the
world. 60 cents pint. WOODALL &
8HEPPARD, DrugglsU.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: LITTLES.
Webster and other leading brands. AH
these good fully guaranteed. J. K,
CRAYTON A CO., Trust Bldg. 'Phone
304.
TO LET, 16.00 HOUSE. VILLA HEWITTS!
2S house in Dilworth; $40 house, East
lv 1M. K. 0th. For 11.800 a KOOd lot
with nice cottage, but you can't buy It
by dreaming, i want to see a man mat
' "saws wood," and not a foolish theor
iser. E. L. KEESLEK. 'Phone 844. . ,
"OR--RENT 4-ROOM HOUSE, BLAND
street, slOBj s-room nouse, u n.
Davidson, fls,00; 5-room house, 9Vt N.
Csldwell, t7.00 6-room house, In rear
604 8. Church, fK.00; 4-room house. East.
11th street, I4.00-N4 rooms over 226 West
Trade. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON &
BRO.
DON'T TRY TO GET ALONG ON LAST
summer's suit. Come in and let ma
shew you my patterns In spring and
summer goods. It's one of the neatest
lines I've ever had. II. MILLER, The
Old Reliable.
THE OLD RELIABLE CAN SERVE
you with the very best the market af
ford. Everything cooked Just as you
llke It.
Try our quirs luncn counter.
Try
OEM RESTAURANT,
r. ClvJfio-
WELL, Manager.
WE DON'T "HESITATE TO SAT WE
ran furnish you with the nicest livery
In Charlotte and prove it by you when
' you hsve used one of our horses and
buggies. Our price are moderate and
ourrvlc unequnled In this city. W.
G. ROBS CO. 'Phone 381. 208 and
211 West 4th St.
A LIVERY SERVICE THAT IS SAFE.
. good horses, nobby turnouts, drivers If
yeu want them. Our horses, while they
re not by in mtM 4,aM,jr,
efsMly sate. , 'Phons tor a sn .r 4b
WW fld rttJM( X. C COCHRANE A
We
also carry a stock of terrs oottar pips
from 4 In. to 24 In. 'P,honj 17. Prompt
delivery, Mwn-VXO.
nt mi i' MW'
. Dilworth
Floral Gardens
Don't hesitate to place your orders
witn us ror your Wedding Flowers,
Loose Cut Flowers and Floral De
signs. In dealing with our customers la
filling orders by mall, wire or direct
our motto ls,."'Put yourself In Ms
place."
Bend us your orders and we win
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 exnect to re
ceive ourselves.
The choicest selection of cut
flowers. The best service.
W. G. HcPHEE, Prop.
Charlotte. N..C
: F. O. Box T. Bell Thates
BEDDIIiG PlAllfS-;
'CwtfbfVCfsd;,
-A" - 1 ricrcl Designs
if ui.
Schollx Green lipases
i ' fit"' (KvU '1 ? tKi f ,
Spec
F.
O;
iter w
FORSM.B
" jj1 "1.
A Fine, Large Steel Greek
Farm wjth.Si Young Mules
and all - Farm - Implements,
Wagons, Gears, etc. '
Now cultivated.- -Terms
E.Z. Price right
ASK
'(V
Fr A ALEXANDER
:ft About It
203 & Try 6.
P. as.
The Crcwell SnitoriL-m Co.. !nc
For the Treatment of .
Whiskey Uorpliine ' and
, Kervons Diseases.
v. '
Special apartments and nurses for
lady patients. All forms of electricity
tor treatlpg nervous diseases, and
various methods of massage, includ
ing thetBllhnialer vibrating method.
The stockholders all being physicians
constitute consulting boards-
Specially trained male and female
nurses and attendants.
11
' S. M. CROWELli, II Dv Pres.
XV. M. STRONa ML D
" y'y- Besfdeat mygtctaas
VE SELL LOTS
LOOK !
'We hair a customer with $1,000 ia bank to put lb city home
that I worth the money. It w could find him a place 4 that
shows up right, he might go as much as $10,000, provided the value r
justified It . If you are eet'ously inclined to sell. lUt your property
with us Ct once. '. . N , . - ' . .'
The CharlottcRea
f , :A A. G. CRAIG., Secrotary M ItAnagey.'? , lC' 1
The galtfsin new building and lndnstry to Korth Casolln.ls greater
than at any period In the State's history.
The North Carolina
of Baleigh, N. C, should 'receive It proportion t, this prosperity
M compared with the percentage of new business given to it in.,
periods of less Industrial activity. - ,
Give it the insurance on the desirable new properties you have) -to
offer. It win help to build up our borne SUte and continue
tho great era of prosperity now enjoyed by our people.
Southern Slates Trust Company, Agents ;
1 HARVEY LAMBETH - f; - Manager Insurance Department.1
$1,000,080
BjesjBMBjBjBjsjBjasjMesMesjBM
Positively the greatest legitimate money-making proposition with divi
dends that will range from 50 to 850 per cent on present tovestment al
most absolutely assured. STOCK WILL ADVANCE 100 PER CENT,
WUNE 15TII.
S will give $1,000.00 to any person who can And:.: a. -cleaner, clear-cut
proposition, one that will stand a closer investigation through Banks, Mer
cantile Agencies and private citiiens of the town where, properties, are
located. Investors that desire to have dividends coming to them for years,
Invest one cent In a postal card and write for my "Market Letter,',
W. P. FIFE, 'wJSrrX ST, LOUIS. MO.
FIME' OFFERS 1
MM mmmmmmmitmmmimmm mm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
1 am offering some "shares Of partly matured stock In the, Mu
tual B. St Ll, but if you want them, you must come or , write
AT ONCB, They mpst be sold without delay, and this Is the
first day of notice. If you do not want any of the above, this .
is the opportune time to take NEW STOtJK, either for invest -ment
or loan. There's nothing else SO GOOD for .-most of us
as Mutual B. A L. stock, and the sooner you load up on it, the
,more you'll save and the more you'll make. Come fight now.'
JNO. R. PHARR, President L L KtfSliR, Treasurer
' PHONE 344. '
THE SAVING HABIT
It is all matter fof habit whether you .save
or spend your jnoney. Why ' not , form, the
habit that will do vou
ti Wepayyou to sayct;; ;J S : ;
SOUTHERN LOAN & SAVINGS DAJVIC
f. M. Srown, tW W. K Aietander. Y. Pres., W. I Jenkins. CasbW
r F rnfH :
IflSIIMRCEi' -
- mm so. v ! , i
V ' f A tiffc It H
mm
'.' .5.. ,
, WhenoU buy candy jroujtrant
, THATs BineiJEn's.- -
When you buy candy you want
i
t. . ,v Pure 'a. f
, THAT'S HCTLEB'S. -.
When you buy carfdy you want -
M fit fresh.;--' t y
; , that's miihum's. I )
we are sole agents . for; Cbar--'
" u lotte.---w?i'"-''
; Xorses Begtsfee,,,.- A--
R. fl. Jordan & Co.
'V
DRfJGOISTS. , -l.
WE JTEvTER CLOSC
"rSB.ATIIS
Expert attendants of the Washing
ton, LaFayette ' TurVlsh t Baths, , In
charge. -
Open 10 a. m. to 11 p. uf.
4 " ,,r
ip p
Home Insurance Co.
In
For Stockholders
Annually In Sight!
-
some crood?
nEAL - ESTATE" "
207 -. mm stceet;
f "r I I - ' - -
I w , II t. L. v.. .. . t... ...
- E-room house and 'barn, lot 107x300 feet; rents for $7.00
Price . , j" .
1 4-room houses, lot 260x175 feet:
- . . .
A-raum nweiunr, wm atn, easement,' cold storage, ,2-room sorvsnt
aoufe,barn garden, etci lot 100x100 feet. Price l.?so.OO.
AH the above houses are supplied with ' water from the College Water- v
r". the last named dwelling- having both hot and cold water. ,
T?6. a,so offer the. following Jots at Cornelius, , N, Cl' - "
' , . -S00xJ75 fet -Price ., , $500.00.-'
iih JoH, 1,00- " iy-g within' a, few -feet of the ' Cornelius , - Cotton 1
Mills. Price .....--. -. - -.v . . ettnftrt
'l10- "l-0 feet. Price
H 10s an lie, wen and front
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KIWI STATE
-.'It frequently expresed when it Is learned that wa do not charge "
.more than, six per cebt for moeny. Many time In - the 'past ten i '
Fears persons have said, "Why, we thought air banks , charged ?!
what .they could get, as they do in the larger cities, especially -lit '
' ' t?,,r xTor elty."r This volley of minimum. vnlform rate : has -.
been pursued by us during all these years with great benefit to the :
4 f.n.nd .satisfaction to our customers. - They know that when we
s ' Stve them a rate of six per cent., it will not be Increased, even lit-'
stringent; times. "We shall be glad to JhaVe'your business.;, - ;;
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f 1 t . ; Ouwlottev ST, fk - if , t -BTjnmtr,
lresiaenii-,:,.' i.-':'V "''v w-' & HOLTT. .jpresldeaK'- Y
- BBENBtEB, Ouhler. C.T -W T. 8CMMET, Asst., , .f,j
largest'Cefibl rd Sciplss 'if. ter :liabb"8hS
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:OBGANIZED
Capital
V . V ' K DIRECTORS: " ' !
T. K. BROWJT V - - ' - - ' - V ! f ?
-GEO. W. BRYA9 : 7 J ' " ' ' . - T
T. C BURROUGHS , ,
FRANK GILRKATTI
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,W. B.-ROtlMAJf - . ''.,'t'
CHAS., A. WILLIAMS. , f. .f
YOUR -BUSINESS ;:SOLIC3TEb
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THE.vCHARlOTTE;
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Xt Is ottr constant aim to be eonrteoue and accommodating to aD
classes sad : make this bank - where those of moderate r means -shall
have the ' same treeent as thesev mere favorably situated.'
VTou are cordially invited to
W. IL.TWITTYi mti ;. B. OllEHll.Prestfd.
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Every "Branch
Your EBusiness SoKdted.
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To yoor jyaluahle) papers ,of Are and theft by.kesplna; them fo-ohe
-of. our-JSafa, Deposit Boes. We havf 'a, convenient ' elsa fortndi-
"; Tldual use at $1.00 .cyeaf.
,t.l.00 jrear.;r
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GEO. STEPHENST. a FUAlfKIiDT, W. XL WOODJT. & DATIt,
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President.
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'. 'i J ) ; WB OFFER SjJBlEGIfawr SALE: . frf ,i.
S.eoO' to 88,000 N. C. 4s. due 111 10S
6,000 to so.oue wnttney eu-year eg .f., .. .WO
6.000. Salisbury A Spencer Ry, Co. , . g
s.ooo N. C. 4s. ltlO .,. V. .. .
10.000 Winston-Salem Power Co.es
" "v;.,?): also.-v,4'4vH tv-'H,m vf ;
t AAA niahland Park oar cent. Preferred Iflt,j t- ' 1
a.OOO to 10,0fl Calvine 7 tjerntJjr-feferred
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a tnonth.
rent for $12,00 per .month.
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on macadamised street.
Terms easy.
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eriil Surplus," $500,000:001
tL IL VrCTOi CasKer-
GtflDLv'. $2C3,Q.CJJ
W invite yen M open aa aeceunt ,
with , promising every eourteeyaad
aoeommodaUoa evnslttsjfii with sound
bankmg. '
Wa pay four per cent mtereat
time deposits. 1 ; ' . A ' . .,
GBO. K. WTLSOIf, Piresldeat. .: "
9HQ. B. ROSS, Ttee rnsJiVsst. "
W. CL .WZUONSON, Cashier. .
NATIONAL' BANK
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open a osvnk soeount with us,-,
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M. PATTERSON, Tj. R. HAGOOD,
rVlos President.
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