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I CINGS LN IULEIQII TOWN AN AFFRAY IV TKlfl CAITTOL H 'wsontatlvcs Bryant and lUjUffl Late Personal Lnronnirr at Main ' iKtor of Capitol Nobody Serlonsly Hurt Ouso Puwly PcronaJ vt. ion Manufactures' Association Meets and Discus Labor Problem .Lrgudature Being Asked to Repeal Ilomeetead Act, Petitionee Being Merchant and OthersBrians For New Frclngt Depot Ordered For lleldsvllle by Corporation Commls- ' alon tiled. . . - , , , 7 i Observer Bureau, ' The Hollaman Building, Raleigh, Feb. s. On of the capitol Incident to-day wai a fight between Representatives Bryant, of Wilkes, and Representative Haynes, who disagreed about Mm personal matter not connected with legislation Bry ant got a blow in the face, but they were Quickly separated and no harm was done. The en counter occurred at one of the doore of the capitol on the lower floor. FREIGHT DEPOT FOR REIDS- VILLE. Plana for a freight depot at Relds ville, to coat $15,000, have been filed. The corporation commission last month ordered the Southern to erect a proper depot there. Charters have been granted to the Aden Axle Lubricating Company, of Greensboro, capital 26,000, to use a mechanical device, and to the Ashe Ule Star Vending Company to man ufacture vending machines. The National Guard Regulations Board completed Its work to-day. The regulations now almost precisely fol low thoae of the regular army, a few differences being necessary. Ev erything -Is being done to put the force on a regular army Daais. Governor Glenn Is much gratified at the news from Newbern that the pro hibitionists won In the light against the dispensary by a majority of 65. It now seem practically certain that there will be separate boards for the agricultural department and the Agricultural and Mechanical College, the latter being the only State Insti tution which has not a separate board of trustees. There will be co-operation between the boards, along certain lines, partic ularly In Institutes and extension work. At noon to-day the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers' Association met here, R. M. Hlller presiding. Factories In all parts of the State are represented. ASK ABOLITION HOMESTEAD LAW Great pressure Is being brought up on the Legislature to abolish the homestead exemption law. Sentiment among the member seems to be di vided. Petitions are coming In from various counties, the Retail Mer chants' Association, having secured large numbers of these. Mr. Robert D. Johnson, of Ala bama, who has been here for a week working for the reformatory bill, went home to-day. There Is connld erable opposition, mainly among east ern members, but advocate of the measure are yet hopeful. Capt. Mack Williams, of the First Battery, Field Artillery, was here to day to see Adjutant General Robert son. This battery has received four new rifled guns and equipments and its three Oatllngs are to be distributed among the three infantry reirlments. Fred Woolcott, a merchant here, has gone to Columbia to Identify a convict In the penitentiary who I believed to be the burglary who rob bed Mr. Woolcott' nouse In Raleigh 8 yesrs ago. He acknowledged the crime, was convicted, sentenced for life and escaped. The executive committee of the Cot ton Manufacturers' Association ha decided upon the establishment of a fire Insurance commission and Is be fore the Legislature to press the mat ter. COTTON MANUFACTURERS MEET At to-day's meeting of the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers' As sociation there were present: Messrx R. M. Miller, Jr.. of charlotte; W. A. Erwln. of Durham. Capt. David Clark, of Jonesboro; W (' Ruffln, R. H. Ithelnhardt. of Mncninton; Thos. H. Rattle, of Rocky Mount; V Dtlllnic. 8. B. Tanner, of PnroWn; nsrnnrd Cone, of Greensboro; n. A Tomp kins, of Charlotte; D Y. Cooper, of Henderson; Ashley Horn, of Clayton; K. H. Williamson. .1 I MrHse, of Laurlnburg; A. J Ruffln, of Hllls boro, A. A. Thomavin, of RaleiKh The session lasted until after mid night The labor question w.is dis cussed at considerable length. STEASir:it MYSTIC ARRIVES. Tim Nanna, Which Had Bern In Tow, Brought Into Halifax, JX, 8 liar, i bor by ..Tugs. Halifax, N. S, Feb.' .-The . New York coal steamer Mystic, which waa reported in distress pit Ketch Harbor last night, : with 'knottier steamer In tow, arrived , In port to-day. The steamer Nanna, which had been -. In' tow of the Mystic, also arrivedbeing, brought Into the harbor by tugs, . Tha Nanna had a broken shaft, having become disabled dft Cape Sable C last week, and the Mystic, which struck on a shoal but quickly floated, had a hole In her bottom.. , ' ; . ' Captain Abbott, of the Mystic, fell in with the Nanna last Monday 20 miles southwest of Seal Island, In dis tress. She got a tow line aboard tlio Nanna and headed for Halifax Ort Cape Sable the cable parted, but the Mtic picked the Nanna up again. Early yesterday morning, oft CUe buctu Head in a gale, the line parted again, and while tha Mystic was uy lng once more to make fast to the Nanna, both steamers were driven in arntng the shoal. It was 'snowing haro. and the northeast gale was ter rlllc. To avoid striking both stjam ers let go their anchors. All day iong and all last night they remained tht-re. Finally the Mystic dragged hot anchors and struck, a hole being driven through her bottom forward Her forepeak was flooded, but the quickly worked off the shoal. Early to-day she cast off the tow lino, and making her way out of dangor, ran for this port. Rossuiaiy Lotion is the one thing that takes care of your skin in this kind of weather. Cures chaps, and , prevents them, feels good when you' use , it. 15c and 25c Dilworth Drtif Store, Phone HT. B.I.DAVDX ; p f " i f - . r i i . lua UI ILJ l il F. Do K Challenges American Heavyweights. San Franclsc'o, Feb. 6. According to a cablegram received - yesterday from Australia, "BUI" Squlrej. the champion heavyweight boxer of Aus tralia, will leave there on the steamur Ventura for this city, accompaniod by his backer. In the cablegram he challenges all the heavyweights In America and says he will post his forfeit upon arrival. The Ventura will arrive here about March 12. MOO sq. ft Open Floor Space to let, Suitable for manufacturing plant using electric power. In heart of Charlotte; splendidly lighted. Rent reasonable. One to nve year lease. F. D. ALEXANDER 202 S. Tryon. 'Phones 604 or 45. Special Notices This Is Certain. Nashvlllo American. Of course, gritty words strew no feather bed on slippery pavements, hut fact are fact, and we have seen enough of the ground hog to know that he is no gentleman. HOWE'S LAXATIVE COLD TABLETS are sure cure for colds and la grippe. Never been known to fall. Get a box and see how suddenly your cold will leave you. JAS. P. STOWE A CO., Druggists. 'Phone 179. NEW SUPPLY FINEST FLORIDA Oranres 16c. dozen ur. These Or anges are Juicy and sweet, and are not affected by frost as some are that are on the market. New barrel Mackerel, white and fat. Sc. each. Butter 2fc. BRIDOERS & CO.. 203 W. Trade St. THE WEATHER. LOCAL OFFICE U. B. WEATHER BUREAU. Charlotte, Feb. 6.-unrlse 7:18 m sunset I. hi p. m. TBMPKKATUK& tin undrew. HlKhest temperature Ixiwest temritrature Mean temperature Defli'loncy for the day . ..i. .1.1 .i.fl..um.v fnr month.. Accumulated excess for year ...... PRECIPITATION (In Inches). Total for 24 hr.nr ending 8 p. m... 0 Total for the month fnr month Total for the yenr .. A'-rumulated deficiency ror yrr... frevilllng wind direction N- K- W J. BENNETT. Observer. whlnrtnn. Feb. 4. Forecast for Thursday and Friday: Virginia, fair Thursday, not outte so cold; Frldny IncrenslnK cloudiness; llRht northwest winds North Carolina, Boutn Carolina m Oeorgla, partly cloudy Thursday and Friday fresh northeast wind. Knstern Florida, fnlr Thursday and Frldsv; frwh northeast winds SccomlnK srntheast. . . , ... Western Florida, Aianama snn plrpl, partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; llsht to fresh east winds. ri Matrn Txhs fair Thursday; Friday Increnstng cloudiness; lleht northenst to ensi winns. Arknnsns. fnlr Thursday and prob ably Friday. , , t.i.i.,i and Kentucky, partly cloudy Tt'tirsoViv and Frtdsy West Vlrclnla. nnrtlv ciounv nnn noi rold Thursday and Friday; llsTht vrlabl winds. MAJOR JOSKPH IL Bt'TT DKAI. The Oldest Maaon and Odd Fellow In rgia. Gainesville, Oa., Feb. . Major Joseph H. Rutt died at thre o'clock this afternoon of paralysis. In his xflth year. He was the oldest Mason and the oldest Odd Fellow In lifirirln. During the civil war he wiih a innj.ir on the staff of Oenvral Urnxtr For many year he edited The Oalnesvlllw Easrle, and for several terms was a member of the (leoricl't House of RepreHcnt.itlvis from Mull county. It Is said that he was th original "Major Jones," of "Major Jones' Courtship," so well known to all Southerners I'.N.VA DKITXUH A t'AI'KK. Euro pee ii Skin Spviallt Says Dan druff la Cauwd by Parasites. Upon the theory, proved beyonjf a doubt, a cure for dandruff was sought after. Scientists, chemists, drug;;lts and physicians all "took a hand" and tha uccsful Issue Is the jiresent product known a "Newhro's Herpl-dde- This remedy actually kills the par asite that Infest the hair bulb, doe its work most effective and rontaln Hot an atom of substance Injurious to any thing else than the germ alone. Herplclde cause the hair to grow as nature Intended It should, soft and abundant. Sold by leading druggist. Send 10c. la stamp for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. R. H. Jordan k Co., Special Airents. "ON THE SQUARE." Sweet Peas ...AND... Nasturtians (Mandevllle St King Co.'s) All Kinds of : : : GARDEN SEED (BUISTS') Just received and every package Kuarnnteed to be ab solutely fresh and 104 grown. NURSES' HEGISTEU ON THE SQUARE "WK NKVKU CI.OHE." l'lione 7. DrngRista. JORDAN'S DON'T CALL FOR VANILLA. RUT Insist unon havlnc the best, Blue Rib bon brand. It cost no mora, but goea twice as far as ordinary brands. At IBi lin: i '.;. v''.. ' :,:'-;:': : "::',: .:'";'.:,;; ; .'" ,;'.:''., and for. the four days following, deposits will be received In the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT . . Y and Interest allowed from the first day at the rate or ' 4' PER CENT.' PER ANNUM, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY. Assets and Personal Liability, about Three Million Dollars. COSMIAL HAL BAIIIl ' , " CHAR LOTTED X.'Ol' " ' " 1 firm arm mm im (rmr v - n nmrnTvn vrvn' IU Real Estate For Sale ... , ... , ., .1 . . !;.; .-... . 9-room house on East Liberty St., with all modern conveniences; Jot 80x160, with alley In rear. For .. .Y . . . . . $a,00.0O. One vacant lot on Boulevard, near Dowd flats, lot, 4 0x1 JO. For .. ,. .. .. .. : 91,000.00. . On vacant lot on West Trade St, 99x1(0. These lots could be divided, making three. For .. .. ......,,.. J,260.0O. -room house on Boulevard, Dilworth; slate roof, good barn and servants' house. Can be bought for .. .. .. ,. . ; $4,600.00. J. B. MURPHY St QO., Ptione 94X . ! N. Tryon Street. A PUFF OF JOY IN EVERY PUFF of a cigar from our cigar case. We have all the branda which smokers like find we keep them Thyht just moisc enougn to insure an easy draw Ing, taste pleasing;, soul satisfying smoae. WIXJVAIA. at KHKFFARD, Druggist. A FOOD FOR THfc AGED. FOR THE young, for the children, and for the invalid. Dr. Price's Wheat Flake Cel ery give strength and vigor to all. One package contains e much food value as 3 loaves bread. In it prepar ing not touched by human hands; an all-the-year-round food. Kerve hot In winter and cold In summer. L L. flARRATT. tt N. Tryon St. 'Phone lu3 and 177. NOW. SKB HERK. I'VE GOT THE very best ,200 home proposition In this v,ty. Home cash, balance In Building It Loan. Easy,' dead eay. but eyery mother's son of you will "whittle sticks," and talk, and talk, and do nothing, and let an active fel low without half your brains, scoop the plum. The follow that does things Is the boy. E. L. KEE8LER. 'Phone Ml DILL PICKLES-WE HAVE JUST opened a new barrel of dill pickles, the finest ever; also smept Gherkins, mix ed, plain snur, loose pin money and those delicious mengoei stuffed with Heln India Itellsh. We nlso carry a full line of C'rasse Ftlsckwell'N snd He'nz's Pickles In bottles. MILLER VAN NER8 CO., 23 N. Tryon. 'Phon and 118. MIY NOT CHANGE THAT BRAND cf coffee you have used so long? You any that It Isn't like It was. I have a Rood line of coffee almost as any one. fcomettilng new !n n I-lh. csn at 60c. ran. ( n more size with 4-lb. can at lit). You should soa lhm snd I m sure you would try it. JNO. W. KMITH. 'Phones IL'22 snd an. FOR RENT -71 N. COLLEGE. MOD crn rooms, 135.00; W West 12th, mod n 8 rooms, tll.00; !i E. 12th street, modern 10 rooms, ?0.0fl; modern d-room l.ouse. Dilworth; 1 strc room N. Rre vnrd street. J. AUTMT'R HENDER SON A PRO., 219 N. Trvon. FOR SALE -ONE HANT'SOME RROAVN Htendard bred mare, leven yean old; nr the style, quality and speed which makes hr flrit-clnjs ronitalsr. Also one nice double turn W. G. ROSH & CO., 20 nnd 211 West 4th street. OLIVER TYPEWRITER U8ER8 riesse bear In mind that while w no longer represent the Oliver maohlne, w kesp s full line of supplies for snine. nnd slso have factory facilities fur rMnlrlng these i. ichlnes. J. E. CRAYTON A CO, Oen'l Agts. for llnysl Typewriter. HKTTEfl PREPARED THAN EVER Noililng tfo gtiod for mn customers. I.oii of r.om now Kxcxllnnt service. 1!Ik dining room for rerulnr meals and pintles. Lunch counter doubled. Roe f"r all. Everything served )u. k you want l OKM REHTALRANT, E. F. Creawall, Mgr. Tim CHOWKix K.7irrmi'M oo INC. For tha Treatment of Whiskey. Morphine and NervoM Ilaeaeav fipeclal apartment and nurses for lady patients. All forms of electricity for treating nervous dlaeasa. Tne stockholders all being tihyelelana, constitute a consulting board. B. ftf. mOWEMi. M. D.. Press. MAlthl GRAS CARNIVALS, NEW 011 l.KANS. Mttl I.E. ALA.. AND VKNSACOIJV. FI, KKHRCARY 7- 12, 1907. I in account of the above occjialons the Southern Unllway will sell round trip tlrkets to New Orleans, MoKle wnd I'liism-oln st rate of ne llra( rlnss fare plus 3f. cents f ir the round trip. Tickets n sule Fehr. lh to lllh Inclusive with diinl limit Fehy. Mih, but may b ex in de.t until Mnrch 2nd by depositing tirket with special agent and paying fas of 50 cents. The Southern Railway op erates through train to Mobile and New Orleans, handling Pullman curs nnd Hay coaches without change. For further Information call on any agent Routhern Railway, or writs W. H. TAYLOE. Washington, D. C. R. L VERNON. T. P. A.. Charlotte, N. C. Beautiful First Ward Home WE OFFER A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HOME IN FIRST WARD, ONE DOOR FROM CAR LINE, IN SPLENDID RESIDENTIAL) SECTION. SEE US FOR PRICE AND PARTICULARS. The Charlotte Realty Company A. G. CRAIQ, Secretary and Manage. Office IS K. Trade St Phon STL Wood nitre WaD Plaster, "Hard The Builder's Friend. Freezing does not hurt; natural shrinkage will not crack it; water does not make it fall off ; hard as stone. Write for booklet. Manu factured by CHARLOTTE PLASTER CO. Btore room on East Third street, near Southern " freight depot, 80x04 feet, with basement ame size, elevator In building ...... . . . .... . . . , .. .. ., Store room on East Third street, lBxM feet .. .. Office or store room on West Fifth street, good basement and alley privileges .. .. .. .. .r . . , . , Office room over Belk. Bros.' store .. Best lighted manufacturing room In , the city,, J2x4 Jeet, located on East Third street $15.00 20.00 ' . ' " 20.00 ' 5.00 43.00 SOUTHQH REAL E5IAU; AW TRUST C0S1PJW Merdiants &1 Farmers ! Hatioiial S Bank 1 . :''s CIIAIILOTTB, NORTH CAROLINA. . Capital .; ,; , .. '. . ,. .'. : $300,000.00. ,i;.Y ,,0-- r V DIRECTORS! '.'V-?,:' 'K'-iy ' :.-Su::f W, H. BELK .r '.V 'K . H. MoADEJf w, L. bruns , , , , ' o, Mclaughlin ' O. B. BRYANT . " ' It t. E, RHYNE ' - r" . , , w, P. dowd ; . . :u:-r$o.- n. ross . CK'- A M IIARRY v.:r?"v rj'h M. -ROBINSON ,. J. IL WKARN - VINTON LLDDELL i ' ' GEO,-: E. WILSON " '- OFFICERS.' H'O ' - :y . v 'r'ix- GEO. E. WILSON, PreMdent. ' JNO. B. ROSS, Vloe President. f ' W. C. WILKINSON,: Cashier, r , t Aceonnta of Corporations, Firms and Individuals Invited. J. H. LTTTLE, President, - ' C. M. PATTERSON, Vice President . L. R. HAGOOD, Cashier. Charlotte Trust Gomp'y fifteen Months In BnslneeReeonrces Over..... v. ,....$500,000.00 DUUSCTORS: W. IL BELK 3. M. DAVIS O. P. HEATH H. G. LINK W. M. LONG I. H. LITTLE 8TRONO. CONSERVATIVE, SAFE, W. a NI8BET C. M. PATTERSON J. F. ROBERTSON W. A. WATSON I. W. ZIMMERMAN Write for Booklet. CHARLOTTE, N. C How About it? Did you see how they flocked to the Mutual B. ft L. yesterday to get Into the new series? I'll tell you, the people know that an association 25 TEARS OLD, AND MORE, never having lost a cent of anybody's money, and that has a record for early maturing of Its stock unequalled by any other association In this country, has merit, and lots of It. We are not afraid to compare records with anything alive, and If you don't know all about the methods, JUST CALL ON THE SECRETARY. He loves to talk B. ft L.. for If he knows anything In Its entirety, IT'S B. ft L IN JTS PURITY. NEW SERIES STILL OPEN. E. L. Keesler, Treas. Phone 344. 25 South Tryon Ttreet If We Do It, It's Done Right LET I S HELP TO BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES with our Unet of WALL PAPER and PAINTS. We'd be glad to suggest novel Ideas that would rarely please and not be too expensive to carry oat. SHORT AND SHORT the Expert Decorators 8 W. Fifth Street Telephone 1140 DILWORTH FLORAL GARDENS TOR NEW YEARS MOWERS :k Of Don't hesitate to place your order wtjh us because of time to nersonally select. In dealing with our customers In filling orders by mall or di rect our motto Is: "Put Yourself In Ills Platte." Fend us your orders and we will exercise the same car as were you here In person to select We put ourselves In your plaoe and give what we would ex pect to receive The Choicest Selection of Flowers, the Best Hervloe. the Beat Prices. Just a word about our Fancy Carnation, Roses, Violets. Val lies. Sweet Peaa, They're the "best ever." p. O. Box 137. Bell Thones. too Bnstneaa. 381 Residence. I WE WILL III Y I i I Clare Mill stock, 1.16. I to 200 shares Lowell Cotton . Mill stock, 1.f. WE WILL SFLL 19 shares Ourk. 1.71. I I shares Imperial, 1.11 1-1. II chares Stanley Creek Mill. One water power and mill site, 1IT acres, fine timber; tx miles from Southern . . road; will run ten thousand . ' spindles. Engineer's report ea file from 3. E. Slrrone, Oreenvllle, 8. C All ofei (d bay or sell sul . . ' Ject to change. -. , ., ROUTnERJf SEdTtrriE St' ;::V:TRVVt CO, '; ?Tt Oaetonls'lf.,ftfrT- TAKK STOCK IN New Series Charlotte Building & Loan Association SATniDAY, Fi:nni'AitY , ioot The Association of the people and for the people. Don't delay tp plication for loans now being filed. Willis Brown, Sec. arid Treas. J. tl. Van Ness, Pres. Omcet 10 X. Tryoa StrecU Wants Money We are offering ffor Immediate .sale a cosy home. $1,1001500 Cash, balance through B. A L. Assn. Six-room cottage, modern conveniences, yard, lot, good street; ear line by the door: one block of new graded school. If you, want a small home, it Is a bargain. Will rent essy for $11.00 per month. For further particulars, ate or 'phone Browm Thone Mft. - I0S If. Tryon St, SUBSCRIBE TO TUB Yv it. C. A. BUILDING FUND. Go. Rocky Ususttli Tea Cgcli A Isty UtM tw fw ' t. iaHlaM Vim- , A iTHtrtfte tor Constlpsuoa Indifesuee. Uvej end ltlnr trails. Heinle. Miuod. IM reenTlarf Uh Iloet la aj4 Pesheeee. Its sUtok r "' T '"' V form. estita e b. O online M af BoLusTsa Pwr Comntr. Meaiiea, Via, fiOUEl KUCCITI ro iauow rwru White House. 7ara)a and Blanke's -eeieoratea World's ! - Fair and Faust Blend Uecha aad ;;;' Java, Coftea. . W. U. CKOWELU' '4 'rhona . lit, .. FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHARLOTTE. X. a HENRY M. McADEX, GEO. W. BRYAN. TL M. VICTOR, President, Vice President. Cashier. Capital f S00.000.00 Surplus and Profits.... $221,608.25 DIRECTORS: F. D. ALEXANDER HENRY M. McADEN G. W. BRYAN P. B. HDOWELL J. O. BURROUGHS W. B. RODMAN FRANK GILREATH T. W. WADE J. S. MYERS CHAS. A. WILLIAMS Your business respectfully solicited. Every courtesy and accommo dation extended consistent with safe banking. H. M. VICTOR, Cashier. The Charlotte National Bank CHARLOTI'K, X.' O. Resources $1,270,000.00 OFFICERS r B. D. HEATH, President JNO. M. SCOTT, Vice President W. H. TWITTY, Cashier. F. EL JONES, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORSi B. D. HEATH IL N. PHARR R. H. JORDAN JNO. M. SOOTT VINTON LLDDELL C. VALAER CHAS. F. WADSWORTH Accounts of corporations, firms and individuals tnvtted. Adding New Accounts We are constantly adding new aceonnta, and our business la Increasing at a very gratifying rata Possibly yon would like to join us and open a savings account "WH PAY YOU TO SAVB." Southern Loan & Savings Bank P. M. BROWN; President W. L. JENKINS, Cashier. R. A. DUNN, Vice President American Trust Qompany .(Formerly Southern States Trust Company) OFFICERS t . - Ample neeonrcee. A Strong Board of . Directors. Tha Beat of Outside Banking Connectl one. GEO. STEPHENS, Pres. T. 8. FRANKLIN, Vice Pres. W. 8. LEE, fSLi Vloe Pres. W. IL WOOD, Treasurer. J. E. DAVIS, Asst Treas. We offer the yery best of facilities In the handling of commercial Accounts. A Statement Worth Considering A city's richest asset, greatest problem, sternest peril, mightiest " force, costliest offender, ', strongest defender, highest hope la the YOUNG MAN. A puisllng paradox until safeguarded and anchored , by Christian character. .Who yould not give strenuously to prevent ; what ha would give a thousand 'VorMs to cureT" , Y' MORAXiabscTtba ' to tha Y. M, C A, BaDding Fand. F. C ZIBBOTT & GOMP71NY. fsml rssle.A S m ' - - - 1 '. wxasssl ssWlWW MM smiTWVMTnw "W-- tjr m. ast-if y a i
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