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: : :xg of the clubs. AMERICAN LFAfllTK. V'nn, Iort ro 63 31 . nd 48 33 it a 32 .631 .b'A ..Sr0 .4; .413 .329 . , , 45 84 .... 42 ,. ... 34 4S .... 83 . 49 .. a u : . ' York .... . Units .. ., il .Mm ;ishir!gton .. NATIONAL LEAGUE. P.O. f I ii fiKO ,. '.. w York ., I'lttahiirg .. l.T.Hklyn .. I'liiladelpuia, Piion .. ilitclnnatl . , St. . Louis t II .74 48 SO .! 4!) 1 SS 45 .614 44 '.571 33 4o .4:3 S3 49 : .3 is a 'l SOUTHERN LSAGOB. i Wn. Iet Memphis'..." ...." ,.' .. M ... 31 . Atlanta .. ...... .... 4S S , . New Orleans 43 , 37 : Little Rock 40 ' 41 - Jtthvllle 41 46 1 I.irmlnKbnm v. .. ... 37 1 4- Hireveport .. .. ., ., ,. S5 41 Mi-ntgomery .. .. .. .... 37 , 4t - P.f , .17 .6-3 ,4s .477 ,4a .4oa '.4 . SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Won. t-nl- P.C Jacksonville i, ...... 49 S6 . .570 Charleston ' .. ........ 49 , Sfi i .S7 !urnn ... . 49 . SH . ,57fi -Aueusta .. .. .. .. 42 43 - .MO Savannah 29 4 . .4i0 Columbia 24 it ,2i v ylRQ2H STATE) LEAQUHL Won. Imil pr Norfolk .. .... ftoatioke .... ... Ttk-hmond ... .. Lanvllle . ,, Lynchburg ,. Portsmouth .. . .v.. K .517 .... 26 20 .545 .. 31 . K .541 S3 36 .47S .... 32 35 .47 ...... K 35 .47? SASTEKK LEAOOK. Wm. Lost P.C Puffslo., .. .. Toronto .. .. Newark .. .. .. Baltimore ..... ... . Jlc-vluence .. , Jersey City .. . . Jtochfceter .... .. . Montreal ,i .. .. , 44 30 .595 , 42 , 49 3S , 36 34 32 23 32 2 Sti 40 43 . .605 .4i .40 .409 .444 .333 EASTERN CAROLINA LBAOU& ' WOll. Lost P.C. Rocky Mount .. .. .... 22 .5 .815 Wilson ...... .. 18 1J .RSI V sahlr.gton .. 1J 17 .433 Xlrston ........ ...... 14 IS . Tarooro .............. 12 20 .375 iNeubc-rn ,. .. .. 19 17 J70 BOUTH CAROLINA LEAGUE. .- 'Won. Lost P.C. Orargroburi; 35 17 .671 flumter . 32 1$ .640 Plrfirtanburf .. .. .. 27 26 .5 Gteenvllle .. .. .. .. .. 23 25 .479 Anderson.,......... 31 ,SS0 Jjarllngton .. .. .. .. 16 6 .3ttf BASEBALL YESTEKDAY. American Learue. Boeton 3. goconi game; Chicago i; Bos ton 2. At St Loul: St. Louli 2; New Tork 5. - Sontliern League. - At Memphis: Shreveport 4; Memphis 8. : " ; Eastern LcsyK. Montreal 0. At Newark: Buffalo 2; Newark 3. ' AMERICAN LEAGUE. et. Louis. July 21. New York won from St. Louis to-day In a Winning game, 7 :.. tO 2. , - Score R. H. E. St. Louis .. .. .. .... (01 000 001 0-Z 7 4 New York Alt) 100 000 6-7 11 1 Batterle: Pelly, Howell and Stevens! Newton. Agg ml Klt-lnow. Time 2;19. Umpire: O'Loughlln. ClilcafO, July 21. Clilcago and Bonton dK-icltU a K)Ub!n-lieader to-day Winter heating; Walsh in the opening game, 6 to 9. and White winning the second 4 to 2. Nine fast double plays were made during the ajfternoon. 1 Second game: R. H. E. CMcago : .: .. 000 000 000-0 6 i Hwrioit . . 902 010 000-3 10 0 Butteries: Walsh and Hart. Wlntfir and Criger.; Time 1:45. Umpires: Connolly and Hunt. Klrst tame: R. H. E. Jioston ,. .. 200 000 000-2 9 4 - usum-ie: wnite una Hart: (Haze. Pru IU and Crlrer. Time 1:40. Umpires: Hurst and Connoyy. : , SOUTUElt LEAGUE. 1 Mcnti)hig, July 2t.-Tlie locals bunched hits In thd first inning and won a loosely played game. - teoore: H. H. E. Huevenort .. ., ino loo 020 4 10 3 Memphis m loo lix- lo 4 flatteries: Graham. Kich?r, Mamln rid Papp; Crista! and Hurlburt. Time "1:15. Umpire: filnn. ' crl vt Li' rriii.ui .... . . . tle Hmalh-r la' Population win- - nlns; Twi of tlie Thn-e rnien llayed -Score of tlx; Last Game. Special to The Obwr.er. fZ' ?UY n-T'"1 ftttgreKatlon f baseball players fro mthls place re turned home last night from Uitstonla yhra they played two games there, one 1 Jtlday aftoraoon and th othi r vomtr. dy afternoon. The first' of the sertes yaa played mi the home grounds her . iiurwjay. imi game was won by the I erne team, tha score N;ln 3 to 0 " The game Prtdey oftrrnoon nt Gas , trniia wan won by Gastonla by the rag ged score or.Jl to 4. the features of this m em-th-em)r pf the Stanley In the game yesterday Hinnhv rUi.riv showed her superiority over the Gastonla - bunch, winning by th score of 6 to 4. The Stanley team hud the game from the start and only one time was it In danger. ; jium was in the lghth when. a costly error netted thme runs for thu Gastonla. team. The features i,t vm. w n v -rw tt sinu v 1 cr ir-.rii 1111 inrnprn 3ay gam were the home run by rite, ibe three-base lilt by C. West, and tho ynoning 01 layior tor the Stanley team etanley .... .. ., ...5 7 1 Gastonla .... .... , ,t 4 g j TOURING CARS IN BAD SHAPE. Inxoection at Bedford ' KnHnM s , U Revelation to the Inspectors- ne nun To-vty no be to Baltimore, sr.ectlon of ill tl. . r. W...I..il. ?" American Automobile Asrrlatlon tour for the Gildden and Howsr trophies was VHi to-day in front of tha I'dford t-prings Motel. ' Not a slnsle car passed In review that did not show the ear n Vf t,kn n" bh terribra , MdraL Broken springs, betit axles, torn ruid guards, missing lamps, dented bon tiets and ripped tops and many other timagi parts were In wMetK.' That nineteen cars are still in the con test wliii perfect scores 1 considered re tnarkahlu after the flere ran of yesterday tumugh the Blue Rlds; mountains. Car tame strangling In st all hours Saturday t mht Chey were so tsr ' behind the -t.cdule time that they old not even rt jrt U th checker, the drivers and ot nr-ints being so Intlgued alfer the trip r hs the mountains that a bstli, food and lep were far more Important than (i i w)f dozen trophies or perfect scores." t iifttmuan T. . Howtr, and the touring f :uiiiite surprised the contestants with inspection of the nrs to daiemiln - i.t)ir any ejtces parts not declared In i lifcts signed by the entrants iiefure e tour started In Cleveland.' Tbl ae 1 !i wjis taken to settle reports that con .ij44 p;uts were., being recti vdby e ui liw contstauts, either by ex- or bv purchase en routs. The result ' l: .f- tion will be announced later. .' tvn will be t Baltimore, . t?r vltkh a 19-hour schsdule aquatic i;vi.:nts this vj Clismi ionslilp Contests to Be PuHrtl t).T nt the ,Iamsunvn i:.)ix)t.itioa W lint tho W eek Holds Out In the Way of SiK)rts. New York. July 21. To the" amateur sporting- world the feature for the wetk Is the championship aquatic ivcnts, to be contested Thursday, Friday and Srttif doy at the Jimestown Expocltion. All of A'Titrica's best winners end drivers are entered. IncludinR Charles 31. mnieis. or ibe New York Athletic Club, the holder of manv Amrlcan and International re conls; Marnunnd Schwarti. of th Mis souri Athletic" Club: M. J. Huray, of tlw Chicago Athletic Club, who holds several championships, and the flnrtels orotuers, of ths Denver Athletic flub. ,-,... The programme is divided Into senior and Junior championships. The first will Include races ranstnjr from yards to a mile, a 20J mile relay rnce and a water nolo content Tha Junior championship braces a relay race and water polo. The contests win mi ne nem tn sun sail water, and new record are not unlikely. At Wimbledon. Ene.. the Australasian and English teams will conclude their play for th? Pwight K. Davis interna tioral tennis cup. The AuatraJasians rtobaidy will, win the trophy, as : tho EYglishmen seem to b outclassed. " The present wrek will be "racing", week for the LnrchTtvnt yaht Chib, nnd races for all classes of craft will be sail ed on Long Island Sourd. The features of the Eastern turf will be tha running next Saturday at Brigh ton Beach of the Brighton Junior "staks, valued at 16,0i. It is a race for two-yeor-ol-ls and nil the gcod youngsters la ttslnlng are entertVI, titcludltur James It. Keen's - Cclln. Burlews Chspultetec, Hitchcock's Smoker, Madden 'a - Kina James. Ralnev's Star Gowan,- Thomas Penfleet. Whitney's Stamina,- and Wil son's Beaucoup. Dctrr.it pets the principal harness race of the week. ..--...: 1 ; Wednesday will Witness the losing of the Glidden tourists on their Ions' jour i.ey from Clsveland to New York via Chicago. They will run from Bedford City, Pa., to Baltimore to-morrow. XAtlOXAL RIFI.E SHOOT. Teams and Individuals of united States Army to Compote for J'rlzos t Camp Terry Next Month Shoot to Last Four Days. Cleveland., O., July Il.-Tha National Rifla ahniit- hv tenms ironi the l'nitcd Stales armv will be heW at Canio Perry. near Port Cllntof. O., beirinninr August 2Hh and ndlng August 31st. During the (our days, teams and Individuals will compete for honorary irises, 'die most Important of which Is the national tro ihy and 5300 In cash rlwn by Congress. The teond prut is the Hilton trophy and 1200 in cash, donated by Henry Hil ton, of Nsw York. The bronxo statue. the 8oIdler of Marathon, presented by the commtnder-ln-chlef. President Roose velt, cn behalf of tba State of New York, is th third prise. The national contest win te Between tei ms of 12 men each, one team each from the infantry, cavalry, navy, marine corps, military academy and naval acad tmy. Tha contest will be for twenty shot on a skirmish un; 10 shots rapid fire at ZOO yards and 10 shots each for slow Are at 200, 9X1, 600 and 1.000 yards. The national r!f! association shoot wit Include both military and civilian organ, isatlona. In this event the newspaper men will hold a contest The programme; August 12th to mn mate snoot. August 19th to 2Uh--Natlonal Rifle As sociation shoot August 28th to 2Ttn practice Dy army sl-srp shooters. August ZMli to Jist National an 001. September 2d-Indlv!dual pistol contest (army.) McGratb's Record Will Not Stand. New York. July 21.-The mark made by Matt McGrath In the K-pound hammer throw at, Celtic Park yesterday, will not stand as a record. The New York Athletic Club memoer won the event with a fling of 178 feet, 9 Inches, but subsequent measurement showed the hammer handle to . be one Inch ovir the regulation length 01 tour feet The record Is 172 feet' 11 inches held by John J. Flanagan cf the Irish-Amoslcan Athletic Club. President of France Witnesses Big Race. Paris. Julv 21.-Presldent Fallleries, General Picquart, Minister of War. and many prominent members of society, witnessed to-day at MaUona-Laffitte, the running of the prize of the President of the republic, $20,000, at 1 mile, four and a, half furlongs: It was won by Maurico C'HJlhiults Qperldo, who was second In the French derby, In 2:3fi. Nine, horses started. Subsequent President Fallleries departed for his chateau at Rambouillet for a vacation. Vcather Conditions Favor Fine. Rac ing; at Gross Polnte To-ltly. Detroit. Mich.. July 21 Weather con. dltlons favoring extreme speed, it is the opinion of horsemen that the record of 2:0.) 1-4 made by Ardelle, for the chamber of commerce IS.OOJ pace, will lx lowered to-morrow at tha opening of trre grand cheult trotting at the Grosse Polnte track here.-Kvery barn at the track is filled and all the famous drivers are On hand to participate In the meeting. A REPLY TO THE MULE PEN. The Olxwrver's Sallwbury Corrcxponil ent Gives Soiling; to the Iranc-lto-becca Affair, m Confusion Between an Ideal Courtship and an Ideal Marriage Having Arisen In Ilia Mind He Favors a Long (Courtship. To the Editor of The Observer: Tie Mul Pen doesn't often know what It Is talking about, but when it says the Salisbury correspondent knows more theology than to ascribe fourteen years of courting, lo the late lamented Isaac, whfn he never even had to ask the girl or the old man, there Is notable ex ception. In fact excess of scriptural ana theological knowledge, coupled with the rush of the night and tue intense mais FosUlon of knowing ones to conmuiileat the- consummation of the antique court ship, caused a fall down that many less learned students than your correspond nt might htiva avoided. Of course the Mule Pen never read It, because It Is too heretical a convention, but others will remember In the Episcopal Book of Com mon Prayer the benediction asked for married couples. This is found In the m&rriage ceremony and in It ttrsre Is this sentiment. "That as Isaac and Rebecca lived faithfully together,, so may thesd persons perform and keep the vow and covenant betwixt them made," etc. It was an easy error to confuse an Ideal cot.rtshlp wl'h an Ideal marriage. The Muh Pen was generous (and this Is appreciate) when it vouched for its correspondent's theological lore. It did Mm an Injustice, however, when It said "be once thought ne naa a can to prcacn, but was mistaken." leaving the public to infer that chronic laslncss or something worse was his only r'H'ommendatlon. Truth Is, be is in favor of long and Bib Irat courtships, such comradeship as give each A chance to learn the other's trump cards, even if some of the enthus iasm Is consumed In the preparation. - W. THOMAS BOBT. Salisbury, July 20. None Llka Your Uncle Grover. Clarkton Express. " Some Democratic papers are right oh abusing Grover Cleveland. HUt tiama that thew should do this, and he the only President the Democrats have elected in so many years, re spite the abuse he Is greater than them all. ' For ulch Golle r" . : ; $2,250.00 WiU Buy v, Five-room bouse moflcrn conveniences, r close - in; good neighborhood, large shade trees. $300.00 cash, balance through B, & L. Association, k . CAROLniAl W. D. WILKINSON, Manager. 'thone EGO. THE DEATH Master rra!.L'n. Ca-.Iatt of Vi,;-: .t .Silent. Ccrresponleiice of The Observer. Winston-Salem, July 20. Franklin Cashatt Mhe only child of Mr.' and Mrs. William Cashatt, who live at 195 Boulevard, died at 5 o'clock yes terday afternoon after an illness of some time. Accompanied by the grlef strlcken parenta the remains ... were carried to New Yorkj for Interment, leaving this morning. Mrs, O. S. Craven, of High Point. Correspondence of The Observer. High Point. July 19. Mrs. O. S. Craven died in this city yesterday from Brlghfs disease. The ; funeral services, were held to-day. Mrs. Craven was 35 years of age and a daughter of Mr. end Mr. John A. Bowies. Other immediate survivors are her husband and five children. Mrs. Craven was a consistent member of the Methodist Protestant church. . Mrs. E. B. Bagwell, of Loray. Correspondew-e of Th? Observer. Stutosvllle. July 20 Mrs. Bagwell, wife of Mr. E. B. Bagwell, died very sudden ly Thursday night at fr o'clo.k at her home at Loray, six miles northwest of Ktatt-svilie. from heart - disease. - Mrs. Pagwell was about o years old and had been sick for soma time, but her condi tion was not considered serious. Thurs day she scorned to te better but Thurs ouy night death came suddenly. Sha is rurvived by her husband, thiee sons and two daughters. One of the sons lives In Georgia ami another In Oklahoma. The funeral service were conducted yester oay and the remains were interred at Concord gravyard , , Miss Willie Lawson, of Troutman. Special to The Observer. Troutman, July 20. -Mlas WilIU Lawson died at her home ,near here to-day at one o'clock. She had been sick several months and her suffering throughout this .entire time was very Intense. The aUentung pnysicians had .onar since walled to hold out any hope and the end ha4 been daily ex pected for several weeks. She wa a most estimable young woman ana leaves many friends to mourn. In terment will e at Perth to-morrow at 1 o'clock with funeral services ty her pastor, iRev. Mr. White. Mr, G. O. Qunicey, of Mount Airy. Epeclal to The Observer. Wlnston-Salera, July :i. Mr. G. O. Qulncey died at the Twin City Hospi tal at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon of typhoid fever, after an Illness of about a week. The remains were carried to Vogler's. undertaking estab lishment and prepared for burial The relatives of deceased vwertf In formed of the deatjh and his mother was expected here last night from her home in the eastern part of the State, but on ' account of missing connec tions did not arrive. Mr. Qulncey formerly resided in Winston-Salem, holding a position with the Phoenix Hotel, but has made Mount Airy his home for the past four years. He held a position with the Southern Express Company at the time of his death. Mr. Qulncey was brought to the hospital' about a week ago. His con dition gradually grew worse until death came at the hour mentioned. He was 29 years old and was held In the highest esteem by all who knew Mm. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Knows How to Slxe Them Up, Wilmington Messenger, Sunday's Charlotte Observer says of the speech made In Union county Sat urday by Congressman Kltchln that it would have been more admirable If It had been less demagogic and more ac curate." A pretty severe criyclsm Is that of the speech of one of the most prominent Democratic politicians of the State. We have great confidence. however, In The Observer's qualifica tions as a critic on such an occasion TRY DaviQ' Headache "' 15 AND : 25 CENTS .. DUworth Drug Store B. S. DAYTS. Those 347. "ON THE SQUARE." you want eflNDY ask for , Always fresh NURSES' REGISTER e ONTlit SQUARE 'Fhone T . "WE NEVER CLOSE.,' REALTY. C0 n?i ; PIER'S innruM JimiHii j 45 N. Tryon Ct. : ...i-crast: ; fair ilon.'.ay ai:j iii. is mostly east. i, fair .Monday and Tues- f rpih northeast to east Bouth Carolina, fair Monday and Tues cay; variable wlnri. Georgia,. Kast Florida. 'West Florida, Alabama ami Mississippi; partly Cloudy Monday and Tuesday, probably occa s.rnal showers; variable winds. Louisiana, Renernlly fair Monday and Tumiay; liRlit to fresh south winds. .." Tcxa. Kenerally fair Monday and Tuesday, warmer Monday in southwest mm, imni io iresn Kouth winas. -west Texas, fair Monday except show frs in extreme west portion; Tuesday fair. - . . Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky, generally fair Monday and Tuesday. No Time to Blake Political CapltaL Statesvllle Mascot . ; ' This Is a serious time In the affairs of North Carolina. Much more so than is generally supposed and while we have a State law that must be en forced and upheld yet this Is no time for the demagogue, whether In the press, on the stump or In the court room.? This is no time for dissensions among North Carolinians of whatever political opinion and the man who will, attempt to make political capital out of the situation should be frowned upon by his fellow-men. , VTa . V:: , : Tur.y !.y, I . t North Or L Say; liKht . to winds. PROGRESS! PROGRESS! PROGRESS! ' Z ' , . ARRANGING FOR THREE TELLERS ' Our rapidly Increasing buslneas demands additional facilities, and , to meet the needs of our customers, we axe giving ' our efficient teller an asslsUnt, with separate window. . t v ' , .ANOTHER SEPARATE TELLER WITH A WINDOW, is also provided for the Savings Department These, with asepa i rate room with seats and window, in teller'a cage'( . " FORTHE LADIES " ' .' enable us to wait on customers promptly and relieves the rush at , certain hours of the day. v . . v THE COMMERCIAL WATI0?IAL BANK OF CHARLOTTE Largest la the R. A. DUNN, President. , Home Siteo For Goto Vacant lotEHxabeth Ave., high, nice location; shady aide of afreet . . ..' . .. ,.- $1,400 : Vacant lot Boulevard, Dllworth; this is one of the best locations - in.Dilworth $1,500 Vacant lot Morebead block; owner anxious to selL - Can be bought for ,. ,. : $2,250 Vacant lot N. Graham street, nice else and level ..''".. . $1,250, We have other sites and if interested would be glad to have you call at office, or 'phone. , ... J. V Murphy ' $S Cos; i Thone 842. A Wonderful Growth ;DUEING the past five, years our business naa ex perienoed a .wonderful growth. Notwithstanding this favorable condition, we are not disposed to .let this growth stop. We therefore -solicit your business. ' : The Merchants & Farmers National Bank CHARLOTTE, N. C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS r Wocd fibre WaU Hastert "Barl Cfiodi' The Builder's Friend. . Freezing-4oes not hurt; natural shrinkage, will not crack it; water does not make it fall off; hard ' as stone, " Write for booklet. - Manu- : V'"'.. '"if't'P-factured-by " . CHARLOTTE PLASTER CO. Write for Booklet " ' CHARLOTTE. N. OL Beautiful Building Lot On Elizabeth avenue, 50x193 ft-rear alley; $250.00 , . cash, balance to suit the purchaser. , . This is cheap. Lots on this beautiful ' .avenue : are getting scarce and in a very short time they will ' he bringing; $1,500. , Now is your chance. Btoym ''&b6itipQtiy Phon?635. .. '''- 203 H. Tryon St. I Stop There, Listen tq i me, 4o tap heads and loafers; What's the difference to you, hang or liberate the lynchers at Monroe, win or losa the . Federal Court In the railroad cases, sink or awlro Charlotte In Vcoky coly" or "sody waty?" ; Tou've got no home or nest 'egg for. the winter's "coal." Where's your blanket electric fan or bathing suit You- owe tor your summer suit -and straw hat yet you: lie ' awake nights scheming' to starve some old maid who has lost her i bearings arid Is willing to risk her air for a' thing to call "my "hubby.;.1 . ' t j ' ". i The Mutual "Billy Malone". it your only chance. Tou can, come " . In to-day.; 80,000 shares the mark. ' -E,-L.Kce!er,-Sec-.cndTreas.. Thone $41. i his Ray t Looks good. Try It Tract land, about 30 acres. In GREATER ClLULOTTE on belt road. For sale at $150 per acre. Terms E. Z. Other land across road, ' no better, held at $200 acre. I'll tell where or show you. F.B. Alexander . . Insurance. 202 & Tryon St 'Phones 604 and 645. LEONARD L. HUHTEH ARCHITECT Fifth floor, Trust Bldg. ,Tbon S7C. C3IARLOTTE. N. C Carollnas. . A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier. $315,000.00 Old Gal I 23 6. Trron Et m ;.x-room two-story dwelSirjf on Iii:i t Ninth street, r---1.. ; n Improvement.-", lot 59x198 f.-et Price i ,' : ) Six-room1 cottare in I-ourt.i A ar,l, on car line; fine sha Jo, lot 60x198 feet; terms easv. Price ) raluab!e lot on Morchaad l'lace, beautiful shade. Price - at ofHce. . -. , Beautiful nine-room dwelling In Fourth Ward, lot 99x162 feet, with fine shade. Price and terms at offlae. .' Capital $75,000.00. President, - " . W. S. ALEXANDER. SecrcUry and Treasurer, , , A, morris Mcdonald. We Act As Loan ' t: For Individuals who have funds for long or short-term ' ' ? , Investment " Interest collected by m : No trouble or ex f pense to lender. J ' , 'xuiMl Anmi musi cow Trust BuildlBg. Sky-Scraper - Tlje Charlotte Really Company will be ready to make contracts for office spaco in the New Slqr Scraper on and . after July 15th; . ' . J. HLittle President, Link, Vice President. - , ; A. G. Craig, Secretary.. ; Charlotte Trust Coi 1 - ..' , - , Satisfy yourself of the soundness and reliability of this hank then ( come in and . open an account ' ' ' s ' ' ' ' , 1 DIRECTORSl ' ' . .. W. H. BELK ' . ' H. G. LINK - : . F. ROBERTSON v M. DAVIS J. H. LTTTLE I. W. ZDIMERMAN A P. HEATH . KV.O. NISBET W. A. WATSON ' - W. M. LONG . - D. 5Lt PATTERSON ' . . . - J. IL LITTLE, Presiident. , ' ' - . - - " , 't. R. HA FIRST NATltet BANK ' V . ' CHARLOTTE. N. C, n , " HETfJl t M. McADEN. GEO. , President , . . Vice President. . Cashier. ' ; Capital v-.v..v.... ........ .$800,000.00 - i starplos . and Profits, .anr. . . , r . . . .$211,0$.U TL". JL. .1 DHUEcroRai . : , ; . 1. D. ALEXANDER ' 1 HENRY M. McADEN ' J. W, BRYAN 7 n ; : V. B. WDOWELL T. O, BURROUGHS ( - . W. B. RODMAN T, FRANK GILREATD ' . W.WADB' 3. 8kIYERS ; :"V'A' ' 1 CHAS.-A. WILLIAMS " ' Tour business respectfully solicited. ' Every courtesy and accommo t ' j datlon extended "consistent with safe banking. ,' ,J " n. If. VXTOR. Cashier; " , ; ". The Charlotte National Ban!. V CBJlRLOTTE, n. Op x ' " " r- -' y - Many of our largest depositors started In business In a very small . way with an account at this hank. - Fidelity to their Interests . ma. ' terlally helped them and placed them among the most substantial -business men of this city. - . 4 We solicit your business. , ! . " - - i '" B. D. H71ATH, President ' . W. IT. TW1TTT, Cashier. - JNO.' M. SCOTT, Vice President ' TMe Snipe . Way Have a reserve fund for emergencies, v Start an account in ' our . Savings Bank to-day and It will not only be a protection to you from future want but will establish you in the business . world. Try It '. . . "we pay irorj TO SAVE." r . ; Southern Loan h Savings Bank INVESTEKT WW! mnPTTR 60 North Carolina R. R-. 170 and int 60 Washington, bid. .,. 60 Washington Pret, bid. , 60 Gaffney, 88. 60Belton, 111. 60 Henrietta, 16. 10 Highland Park Pref., 100. . . I Louise 7 per cent Pref, 100. 1 a Louise Com., it. - 60 Marlboro, $. . ' 60 Brown Mfg. CO., 100. ' Cora, 164. , . 60 Edgefield, $1. 1 , f. e. nnzoTi t (Surplus $100,000.00. I Vice President, R. A. DUNN. Agents tV, Charlotte, N. Ct "C. U. PATTERSON. Vice Pres. GOOD, Cashier. ; " .... W. BRTAN. - H. ML VTCTOR. SEeURITIES SUBJECT: ' . , 20 Fairfield, bid.' 10,000 N. C. la, U 19, 1 IS 1-J, 1 10,000 N. C. 4s, 110, 100 1-2. ' i? Eb ! Pf cent.,Pref.,ioo and int ou unoaniss 1 . per cent" Pref.. 101 and int ' 60 Suburban Realty Co. I per cent. 71 Lancaster T per cent, 100. 60 Am. Machine 1 Mr nni iaa ; 60 Olympla lt, 7$. - 1 0 "fnton-Buff 81r" Pref.," hli" - 60 Pell City, 100., t" eor.ipnnv
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