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l c: V A . i : ' . HELD TRIALS. .'."-.Ie .iiiVo t'ii!'.tll''d Hltd tlie I 'ijt ftfi'los t'oiupKneU Summaries . .'; Use liay's Events. . 3; . imperial to The Observer. ' 1'aiber,. Dec. 6. The all-age stake of the Continental Club trials was continued to-day and will finish Sat urday morning. The first series was completed ana all but two braces were run of. the second series. .Birds were found very plentiful. As on 'previous days the dogs were run over the grounds held under lease by R. M. Armstrong. Owing to the heavy frost an early start was not made and it was 10 o clock before the first brace went down. . - The first dogs down were Mary - J and Sport Lady Marie. These dogs were difficult to keep on the course nd during their time down little was seen Of them. Neither dog: found . trace. They were , down from 10:05 to 10:55. v :v;' Count Whltestone'a Pearl and Rock and were down next Pearl found two bevies Ja very good form and also points a single. Rocksand ran Just affwe,t)ot" was unfartnnate-tir-not finding birds.- Down 11:87 up 1!:04. C'nas. ' K. Brown and Manitoba Gleam went down next. Neither dog made a good showing during Its ; run from 12:11 to 1:55. ' Oakley Hill's King and Masterpiece. This was a nice rolng jpalr, running in great atyle. Oakley . Hill's King made two nice bevy finds, while Mas terpiece was guilty of flushing one bevy. Put down at 1:02, up 1:40. ' Mary 3 and Sport Lady Marie were then put down to give them another opportunity on birds, but during their ; run of thirty minutes they failed to do BO. .. , The following dogs were then called for the second series: Count White si ones second, .with Navajo; Count "Whitestones Pearl and Ned M; Oak ley Hl' King with Tonapaugh; Out raw with f Rocksand. Of these ' dogs the ones which stand out the highest are Count vvniiesumes jrean. Oakley. Hill's King, ionpufn JCavaJo, and these will probably the winners. and be W ARRENTOV8 RECORD. The High Scliool Had a Most Knew. ful Baseball Season, Losing But One Gasne. K'reial to The Ot server. Wsrrenton. Den. s The season which elosed on Thanksgiving has been the nir.st successful In the history of foot 1mll at WarrentOn High School. The Hverase weight of the-players was only 345 pounds, and none of them had had much experience In football. The team ' lost tr.e first game of the season to Nor folk Academy by the narrow margin of four points. After this fliey won four "onsecutlve games. The following shows the scores: Wsrrenton High School vs. Norfolk . Academy, tf-10. Wsrrenton Jllch School vs. Homer Mll Jtsry School, 17-0. 1 Warrenton HIrIi School vs. Durham Tltarh School, t-0. Wsrrenton High chool vs. Italelgh High School, 3M. Wsrrenton High School vs. A. & M. Freshmen, 16-8. Rtilt Meredith at quarter back play ed a strong gamn all season, but. bis work In the ThanfcHglving game against the A. & M- Freshmen gives him hrst place among the stars of the team. Captain Mason deserves high prlx ns a. back. Hughes played a good tacklu. and Burnley was n valuable man on the end both for tackling and for taking forward passes. The otht-r men on the team were always in place, and dl&ood. faithful wervlce. The school during the past season had representatives on the teams of the fol , lowing southern colleges: A. & M. Col lege. University of North Carolina. Iwvldson College, William & Mary, and tho Georgia Tech. NEW OflLEXS IUIES. JiOiig 8hot Coiippieuoux lit Day's . icet Jorkry Hurt in Fall A Fat Track. New, Orleans. De-, Long ghots were lo-daV U R. a !0 to 1 Hhot. carried ore nrsi nonor n Hie second race. Apache, a 12 to t shot, won the tlrst race. In the laat rac Maxln O'Neill, a 0 o 1 shot, took th- Ic.id ut the start, but Jn a pill which followed her Jockey was thrown and fatally Injured. Weather clar, track fast. I First race, 5'4 furlongs, selling: Apuche, 1? to 1. wou; Tak Mntr, 2 lo 1, second; Firmament. 4 to 1, third. Time, 1 ;is 2-r.. Htcond rce, 7 furhme, s.lllng: L. 8. D.. 10 to 1, won; Honart, 11 to R. seeond; Young Stevcnt. 40 to 1, third. Time .l:S3-5. Third rare, S'fc fnrloiiKS, selling: riuc tle, 7 to S, won; Arrow Swift, X to 1 eoond: Inauguration, 25 to 1, third Time. l:ttsl-5. Fourth row. furt'ngn: Iynii. 7 to 5 wn: Th B-ir. to 1. second; Princo Ahmod, 5 to L thirl Time. 1:14 2-6. Fifth race, 7 furtong. selling; Coon, 5 to J, wan; Miss tro, 39 to 1. soeond Clamor, t to 1. third, rime. 12H2-S. Kixili rwe, mile snd a itentii. mII lng: Dainty hir. 1 to Z won: Dimore Ji to I. sw?ond; King of Trjy, 7 to third. Tim-, l:rtl-4. t. t. PITTSBCItC DA.VK FAILS. One of Uw Oldest InstltatiottH of the City Falls to Open JDoorw For Hnnt news Demands of rfearing House Committee Force tlie SupenKion No Excitement Attends Oostne-. Plttburr. Pi nnv s n, vt Pitt National Hank one of m nt- 1 171.JTH againt 3.M4.W1 last week and 8, flnsjiria Institution; of th. litn.W.W year,. and of nil other kinds, nnanmi institutions of the city, fail- ,nriu(Jinf Kgypt, Bruxll, India, etc., S71. ed to open for business to-Jay. A Ke against H0O.878 last week and MO.OOO notice posted on the door was signed last year. , by Bank Examiner John B. Cunning, j Of the world's visible supply of cotton ham, and stated that the bank toad'ihere is now afloat and held In Oieat been closed by order of the Comptrol- j '"wLlnTiiif0 ler of the Currency. ?R,n"t, 2 fTJ,LrIj tn fJIi ift ' Th .iirf.fAr !U,, i.u,..a fW against 1.iX last year; In India aio.- " 7Jl . .i Z . VL ued a u,,-') against 379,W last year, and In the ment to the effect that a suspension i tTnited Btates 1.285,300 against l.MD.OW last of business was forcej by the clear-1 year ng nouse commuiee aemanjing that he bank immediately raise a large mount of cash, wtych under existing , financial conditions it could not do without great sacrifice. j The only alternative under which business could be continued was to .. lay, Its clearing house exchange in eurryeney to Jo what would exhaust the bank's supply of reaJy money within a few days. In fairness to , depositors , and all others interested , It. was deemed advisable to suspend business.-..'. The directors declare in unqualifi ed terms that the Institution Is sol- ' vent, that depositors will be paij in full and that the mbarrsssment is wholly due to the present stringent conditions In the financial world. No excitement attended the,' clos ing of the bank and at no time during tb day wss 'there mors than a few loiterers around the bank bullJHg. No other Instiotlon is Involved In the . troublt,', it ! rftated In the financial circles, and banker do not regard the euspettslot a a serious matter so far ns buslnes Interest of the city are concerned. , , The Fort Pitt National .Dank was organised in 15. it has a csoltat stock of tl.OOO.OOO. and a surplus of tt flftft.ooo, and nndlriJed ,'prflU of lll7.Mf,e,.V.'-:V- Tt aas rewded a one of the mst conservative Institutions of the . city. It 'ja l been known for some time that fiftj bark: was short of currency and that Us reserve fund wtt below re plies Cured In to U Pars. VAZO OIKTMEXT 1 ruaranteed tu cure any case ' of ltchlne, lillnd. opium or nth-r narcotic InA msy ke r-Iv-T tfrtliir or Frotrudinjr Plies in ajen ss eonflflently to a child ns to on u .. r. cr r.ioney-refunded.-t9c."ao1t.'yor sale by w. lkniaiia & Co. i--uo I'.;! k of .Uiiiw I ..u.l.i i i t. Emporia.' Ka., Dec. C The fUate Eank of Admire,, at Admire, . Lyun county, with deposits of 125,000, clotieti Its doors to-day, . It had $28, 000 In the failed National Bank of Commerce, of Kansas city. Private Bank Suspend JefTerson City, Mo., Dec. 6. The Bank of Stotesbury. at Stotesbury, Vernon county, a private bank owned by D. A Beck, and having $22,500 deposits, closed to-day. Its funds were on deposit with the failed Na tional Bank of Commerce, of Kansas City. ; . . . , - I MILLS AND MARKETS 2 The 10-hour law will go Into ef feet January 1st with the South Car ouna cotton and woolen mills. Last wuiy, Dy virtue of the agreement en tered Into among the mills themselves, the hours constituting week's work were reduced! .to J. After the Is of January, a week's work will consist oi out v hours. , .BRAi)STREErs REVIEW. improvement largely :., confined to financial Matters Reawakened Interest In Neglected Lines of Cot ton uooas. 4 New York, Dec. S Bradstreet'a to-morrow will say: Improvement 18 still largely confi,r ea to financial matters, notablo in tnia respect being the Increase! ease in call money, .mo lifting f the embargo on time . loans; advancing prices for tooth bonds and 'r.t jeaa: arid a lowering of the 'currency premium' aner a guaaen advance. Accompany ing these developments, however, t.ts come an accentuation of Vm more confident feeling noted in . general trade lines. As to banking matters, the situa tion has undoubtedly improved great ly and this is said,' too, with a full fcpprecflatJon of the fact that two large interior banking concerns were this week forced to suspend. Tints lat ter development is, however, regarded largely as a case of wreckage cuming ashore after a storm known to be very destructive, . but actually past and gone. In strictly trade line It is io be noted that there has -been? a slight rallying tendency shown In many commodity prices from the abi.cr nvally low levels touched at the depths of tb depression in November. An other feature is the number of re port of reawakened interest In ame lines of cotton gOoJs, which a ihor.' while ago were being neglected. For one thing, there is some sign of life In export trade In r cottons. Cotton yarns are steadier 'than of late and this, with reinstatement orders from Interior buyers and the strength of raw material has helped to a much more confident feeling t'.ian existed a short while ago. Business failures In the United States for the week ending Decem ber 6th number 272 against 258 last week. 216 in toe like week of 1906: ?fS In 1905; U'3 in 1904. and 241 In 190.1. HESTER'S COTTON REPOHT. Six Days of December Show a Do- rrcasf. I nder Lit Year of 119.000 j Hsleifc-rotal Takings of Mill For Kfun Amoiinm in .S t( 28 IPtles. j w .-i . t, . it ler's weokly cotton statement lnsued to- I day shows for the six days of December a decrease under hist year of 1W.0OO and a decrease) under the same period year before lest of ,0K. ' ! For the 97 days of the season that have elapsed thn sgRresate Is behind the 97 days of lnt year 1,117,000 and ly hind the same days year before !nnt SKl.000. 1 he amount brought Into sight during the pat week linn been 4a2.3M bales against nl.iT,9 for the same seven days lant year and 440.193 year before last. the movement sinoe lfptemher Jut 1?') H" ye,?,r, "r; I land across the MIsIkhIppI, Ohio and I'otomac rivers to Northern nilllH nml Canada 1!H,:82 against m.m Inst year; Interior stocks In excess of those held nt the close of the commercial year 363,- f41 agnlnftt m."A last year, Southern mills takings 707,XO against W,M These make th total movement since cia..,a.kaa 1., K nil "(to n n.. i , 040 ,no Um yenr. j Foreign exports for the week have leen 34i;.ll against 31)0,714 last year, nmk- lng the total thus far for the season j 2.TM.515 Bgnlni-t 3,130,032 last year. The tolid takings of American mills. North, South and Canada thus far 'for the sfason have been U49.2S8 against 1,!WS.S43 last year. ! Ktocks at the Seaboard and the 29 leading Southern Interior centra hnve Increased (luring tlie week ST,M7 bales sgslnst an Increase during the enrre j tpondlng perl(Hl last season of lKftf4. Including stocks left over at port and i Interior town from tho last crop and the ' i)nmir of 'les brought into sight thus ; far from the new crop, the supply to .date Is 5.3f,?5 against 6,5S3,008 for the ' sima t-vsaeHrtjl to af van ruiiiv n.iwii sM.av f vui i Tlie iVslble Supply. New Orleens, Dec. 0. Secretary Hes ter's statement of the world's visible niH.ly of cotton Issund to-day shows the to'nl visible to be 4.0211M agnlnst 3,815, 770 lent wek and 4,)3.ia last year. Of lid the total of American cotton Is S, A (jnTTED OF PEONAGE. Afler Being Out Twelve Minutes .In rv Iteturns With Verdict Of Not Guilty in Peonage Case at Jackson ville. Jacksonville, Fla., Dec' $. -InJ the United States Court to-day J. F. Brinson, Barney Taylor, John W. gweat and Charlie Henderson; charged with peonage and the hold' lng of Melvtn McDuffle, Nat White and others to conditions of peonage, were acquitted. Just twelve minutes were required for the trial Jury to reach a verdict, declaring the de fendants not guilty. The cases had been brought sepa rately, but by agreement they were consolidated. J. Edward Orlger, Indicted for peonage, by consent of., the court withdrew his plea of not guilty and entered a plea of guilty. Judge Lock sentenced him to pay a fine of $1,000. GOOD COUOIT MFIDICINJS ron Tbe season for couphs and colds is now a V a rA ahsI irM musK m ks u . i used to protect the ehlldron" A child la much more likely to contract 'diphtherU r scarlet fever vben bo has a cold. Thi oulcker you cure Ins fold thn tt.. risk..-' Chamberlsln's-Cough RftinedV is the sole rellsncs of many mothers, and few of thoss who hsvs tried It nre svij. ins; to use sr.y other. Mrs. V. V, fftarcb er, of Itlptey, W. Vs.. says, " hnve neVr uwd anythlne other than Chnm tifrlsln's Ornish Remedy for inv MillA. ren and it tm aly plven food satis j ms remeay , eonlalm no r i i u . i , ; s i ;y A; :3 t i u '.V 1 ....i of i -fol to Meet ou U-.e 1 . 1. ii-.iry 11th. (Vln Observer Bureau, . 1422 Alain, Street, Columbia, S. C., Dec. 6. The Florence county board of dis pensary control Is wrestling with a mjghty problem, and its failure to find a solution so far is bearing' down hard upon the anxious souls of many dry persons In and around the town of 'ilmmonsviile, whose sole and nly dispensary is closed during a protract ed jag of the dispenser, who, tne board complains in a letter seeking , light from the Attorney "General' cHlce to-day, "has gone off with the fcty In his pocket" The Attorney Oenral has advised the board that authority U given it In the Carey-Cothran act to remove the dispenser at its dis cretion and all the board will bavo to do will be to hold ft meeting anLelect a new dispenser, allowing the present one to continue and enjoy his jug. It will not be necessary for the board or any others interested to surround the dispenser and his jag, and extract the key from him.' The board is advised to chop away the present lock and put a new one on, The corps of special agents of the Bureau of Labor aT Washington' who have been sent out to Investigate cot ton mill conditions in the South, will arrive in this State, early next week. They are now t work in North Caro lina. They are expected to go from here to Georgia. They will likely. toe several weeks in South Carolina. A big polar bear, valued at $2,000, was killed In a thrilling battle with a Bengal tiger before a large audience at a performance of one of the John ny Jones carnival shows at .Timmons' vllle a few nights ago. While one of the acta was taking place, in which Her von Waldo, the German trainer, offered two Bengal tigers, four Afri can lions and two polar bears ail per forming together, Romeo, the biggest tiger, in a IK of jealous rage,; jump ed on tne of the polar bears and af ter terrible battle sank his teeth in the bear's Jugular vein, death result lng almost instantly... The. other ani mals were Immediately on the ram page with the scent of blood, but the trainer, at great risk of his own life. soon subdued them. The animals were all in the cage at the time and the crowd, while breathlessly Interest ed In the battle, did not get panic stricken. . " There will be a convention of mem bers of county boards of dispensary control at tne Jerome Hotel nere on the llth, in response to a call which has just been Issued by .chairman Dunn, of the Kershaw county board. for the purpose of discussing needed amendments to the Carey-Cothran law at the hands of tha Legislature, which meets next month. Mr. Dunn B3ys there is positively no politics In the thing, that the call was Issued on the advice of a number of members of boards, who desire certain ambiguities in the law clarified and amendments made to perfect the in strument. Auditor West, who also desires amendments made,, heartily endorses the idea of a convention be ing held. ' . ' THE WEATHER. Washington. Tec. Forecast: Virginia, North . Carolina and South Carolina, fair Satnrdap and Sunday: wimla mo atlv west. Georgia, partly cloudy and warmer Saturday; Sunday fair, light variable winds. Tmiumwo. Kentiirlrv and Wert Vlr- fa'r warmer Saturday; Sunday Fw I3ast Florida, uartly cloudy Saturday and Sunday, light variable winds. . West Florida, Alaham.i and Mississippi, partly cloudy, possibly light rn1n Satur day; Sunday partly cloudy; light east winds. Louisiana and east Texas, rain Satur day; Sunday partly cloudy, fresh north east winds on the coast. LOCAL OFF IC13 V. H. 'WEATHER BUREAU.' Charlotte, Dec. 6.-SunrIso 7:17 a. m.; TRUPKIU1 TRMPTCRATITRK fin degrees). 1 richest temperature .... .... .... .. 81 lowest temperature .... Mean temperature Deficiency for the day .... ... Accumulated deficiency for month Total for 24 hours ending p. m.. Tnlnl fne tne month. .... .i 44 23 8 DM Accumulated deficiency for month.. O.il Total ror iiro year . - Accumulated deficiency fcr yenr . . 1473 Prevailing wind dlrhMi. .. ... .S. W. W. J. BENNETT, Observer, - 1 t,ni... nnckv Mountain Tea uuriflea .... blooo .regulates the bowels, olds the S ''cur, stomach troubles, builds up the nervous force: makes you well snd nappy. cenw, o or ahuioui. x. H. Jordan A Co "ON IIE SQUARE." 1 i iii . ''! V. ' ' ' If "you-want the BEST, buy from us Cigars GigarQ Cigars Immense fresh stock. . R. H. JORDAN & CO. , TfcOM 1, -WE NE1ER CLOSK., NURSES' . REGISTER WOX-rXUCTUATlNG GUARANTEED FIRST r . MORTGAGES. , , -The safest ' Investments In the world are first mortgage Guaranteed Real Estate loans, They bear I per cent, semi annual Interest and can be se cured at any time in nearly any amount through this com pany. s . Writa tor booklet. XORTH CAROLINA . TUl'ST CO.. " - Urecnsboro,. X. 0. -Canttal, 1125,000. K. P. Wharton, ' Pres. JUavldJVhite. ficc. ant Jto&a. Lv i 1 ' I i J " wf h of wif "mst the lrnw r r . I A :r f--r ti ...... - or tmmv rmn!t It- : X I- -,a i i.. Gimrwiierd witr Pure .mnI jj. Anrn.tii A, -wrlr. wrft rmrnr, A uraiiiK B, wblotii, lkHii vmuiiiaiit, L......-..- 1 - U n M t.im M ACii.UI.NO CO.. 110 H'. 34iS St N, v: EN'GLISII-MXARTY CO., 40 S. Tryon St. MUSCULAR PAINS CURED. '"Daring tho summer of WB I was trou bled with muscular pains In the Instep of my foot,"; says Mr. S. Podlar, of To ronto, Ont. At times it was so painful I could hardly walk. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was recommended to me, so I tried it and was completely cured by one smalt bottle.: I have since recommcndetl it to several of my friends, all of whom speak highly of it." For sale by W, L. Hand A Co, , r THE COHiWIAL NATIONAL BAKU of Gharlotte, , iV. G. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND " . ,,, ' . - . - Deposfts....;. t t A Loans, V,; , r-- , , ' Cash and In Banks Gross Assets. We solicit ybut business. R. A. Dunn, Pres. . A. G. Brenizer, Cash. Two Vacant Vacant lot, Elizabeth Ave., high, nice location, shady side of street, size 66zlS, This is one of . the most desirable lota to - be. , had on this' r prominent avenue. If taken tn the nextflve - days, cast be bought - for. Vacant lot, North Tryon street, close In, only five block " from ' In dependence Square, a splendid-looatlon for residence; s!se ' U9 l-2x!8. If you are interested in one of the very beat sites In Charlotte for a home, It will pay you to investigate.' For information as to terms and exact location of above lota, apply at office. . ' v J. E. Murphy .fi Company 41 N. Tryon. Buildings on Osborne Lot We invite sealed bids on the buildings now standing on the. lot known as the "Osborne corner," running .from the building occu pied by the Tryon Drug Coj, on North Tryon street, to the build ing occupied by Ed Mellon & Co.. on West Trade street, - Bids . will be - considered on the Uu tiding as " a u whole or - separately. Bight is reserved to decline any and all lds. For particulars, ap ply to The Charlotte Realty Co. i A. G. Craig, Secretary. 18 East Trade Street. Wood Fibre Wall Plaster, "Hard Clinch." THE BUILDERS FRIEND Freezing does not hurt; natural shrinkage wilt not crack It; water docs not make It fall off; hard as atone. Write for booklet. Manufactured by '-'-',, emiRLOTTE PLASTER GO. Write for Booklet. ' THE BgQ? When you have us to do your ELECTRIO work you may be sure of THE BEST. All our work guaranteed and no job too small for our prompt attention. 'Phone 470 for the best and quickest service. .. ,. . ,.,.ju::-vu--i,H,! BRADSHAVV ELECTRIC COMPANY No. 15 South Church St. ' ", , r MONEY LOOT : If you fail to carry, , . INSURANCE -i We write Fire, Accident Health, Liability, and Steam Boiler ' ' CAROLINA REALTY CO . . w. r. wiMrrwsnv. mimm. - B. n. LEE, Secretary. . . t: 4S North Tryoa St COSY COTTAGE FOR SALE New 4-room cottage, near . Eliza6eth College;' t lot 50x140. Canarrange easy prms.- See us at once. Brown & . 'Phono 535. . , :i,;;:-:j: i:c, ; for . lease, 1908. and lor-er; , 1st. Jio. 507 N. College rt.. 8rooms. Newly repaired, perfect condition $13.00 2d. - No. 408 N. Brevard St., now erectmg, ready for occupancy about 10th December, $23.00 Sd, One suite B rooms Vance apart ments -0 h One su f r.omi Vance sari mnt . . . 6th. One suite 5 rooms Vance apart ments ,...$37.50 No. 8, 4, - 6 steam heat included. Will be complete about Dec. 15th. F. D. ALEXANDER Piedmont BMg. 'Phones 6S7, $45. PROHTS, $81 1 ,539.98 5 Statement . Prevloua . . December : Statement 1 ' Id August 13 1.1S3.000.JS S1.137.543.8S w 1,14,J5I.7 -li893,428'.7 .. 47,8B.ll , 320.21S.07 2.784.040.91 , 2,J55,71.27 New accounts welcomed. , v ; W. E. Holt; V. P. A. T. Summeylsst. Cash. Lots For .$1,1 500.00 'Phone 842. Charlotte, N. C nv1 INSURANCE. i, -" " 'if " I ' v., w t. V. LONG, Sale Agent . Thone 0. . owpantf. ...v 203 IT. Tryon St. TVe are offeringr New I'lve-Rooni Cottage for J 2,5 03.05. ff follows: one-fourth to -one-third cash and the remainder c t through the building and loan association or time notes of or.e r 1 two years. If you are now paying rent, will not the better re. y be to turn your rent money into payments on a place that yc 1 could soon call your own? With 'only one-fourth or one-Ouri cash, we make the balance easy, - 'mm r.E.i tsrJt ic.i i . tust cc:.:?;:f Capital $75,000. President, W. S. ALEXASDEIt. . ' Secretary , . , . A MORIUS, JlcDOXALD. j. H. M. rADEN President " H. M. VICTOR :....Cashle; , First National Bank ; ; 'charI;)ttb:k c. ' ; '. - ..--OrANIZED. 3886 . . 1 -Capital,, a 300,000.00' : .Surplus and Profits ; .-.;.. .i ..... . 240,000.00, r Assets;. 1,900,000.00 our business respectful -ly :soKcited, - v ; Every courtesy and ac V commodatiomextended con- ;' , sistent with sound banking. UY VICTOR, Cashier. : The Merchants i Farmers National : Bank 1. , of charlotte, n. c "-,r Capital, $200,000.00 Surplus, $100,000.00 " Tho officers of this bank ' ' ' ' . 'II 11. . correspona wim inose wno contemplate " v. making changes or opening new accouts. ,; ... . ,4r FOUR PER CENT. tAH ON SAVINGS - : - r- - AND THIE DEPOSITS. OfRcer: Geo. E. Wilson, President, Jno. B. Roes, Vice President, W. C. Wflklnson, Cashier. , Charlotte r Showing at close of second yearf;. -.; Capital, .V. . . . V. : . . . .$125,o66.00 - Profits ; .v. ; . 33,000.00 : 5 Solicits the business' of corporations, ! njms :and; in-T . 'dividuals. . , " 9. 1L IirrLB, President. . rO. aL PATlltRSOX, Vloo Prsk ; , a . HACOOD. Caahler. " ' Southern Loan $ Savings Bank This Bank ottera you unexcelled' ' facilities " for your SAVINGS T5UEINKSS, as lt attenUon Is devoted EXCLUSIVELY to SAV INGS ACCOUNTS. DIRECTORS: , .1 P.. HL Brown, -E. T. Canaler, v;, ;j J. .W. Conway, A. M. MCiwnaiu, Leroy Springs, Lnacaeter, g. O. ... .... ' OFFICERS:. ' " V JNO. 1L SCOTT, Pre W. & ALEXANDER, Vlo Prea. V. L. JENKINS. Cashier. The Charlotte National BanK CTIARLOTTE, N. C The chief, concern, oi. the officers and directors of thU bank la -, the welfars of lta depositors and tha security of their deposlla,' , The Charfotte National Bank waa founded by men of mean, in-' " tegrity and 'successful bualneas .experience, and lta enviable record . haa given It a repuutlon for solidity that extends far , beyond; Mecklenburg county and North ' Carolina. : If you want ' abaolute 5 aafaty, tt la kera. ..We aollclt your bualneaa. t . ' ' , J" ' R, D. HEATH, Pwrtdent " i ISO. 1L SCOTT. Vlca PresOdent' f W. H. TWITTT, Cashier. . ' American Trust Company . . , V solicits , business on the basis ; , . ' .1 : , .' of extending to. customers every banking facility war ; ranted by the account. GEORGE STEPHENS, president, ' i ' T. S. FRANKLIN, V. Prea. ' W.S. LEE,;V. Pre. .f W. H. WOOD, Treaa., s - ' ' J. E. DAVIS, Asst. Treaa. r - HIGH GRADE NDS ;3, Subject Wa Offer at Low Prices, . , , 3.000 to 9,009 N. C. 6s due 1J19., .... ...... .. lit " ' ' COW to 15,000 N. C. 4s 1910....V............. . ..... Bid Wanted. COM City if Charlotte 6s 191g , i....,.; ..k.-' ........ ...... .....4 10S tt InL' t.mo City of Charlotte Es 1920 ... ...... ........ ...... ...... 109 Y Int. f.noo A. T. O. 6s 1913 ......... Bid Wantef 14.000 City Of Concord 6s 1S37 ...... .... 108 10,000 Cily of Ashevllle 0 per cent paving notes .......... ....... .... Bid Wanted 30.OOO 1st Mortgage Real Estate Uonds... .,...,,,..., .......... 09L ..-' Also 1,609 N. C. Itallroad Stock T por cent...;.... ....... v. ... 1J0 r . I.ooo N. C Railroad Stock 7 per cent...... .....,. ..... ........ Bid Wanted 1,000 American. Trust Co. Stock .T... , .' Y 1,000 First National Bank , 17.1 8,( Commercisl National Bank ..... 140 , " Many pood offerings lo Southern Mill 8 lock. K ' , ' Several good mortgage notes on per cent basis. " ' - v " and Treasnrer. Surplus I100.CC3. ' Vice President, i R. A. JVSS. i - 4 will be pleased to meet or P 1. i '1 -' .' M Jne. WL Scott, r , W. S-Alezander. . Jas. A. Bell, T, XV. Hawkins, Dr. R. L. Gibbon, W. A. Watson, . ' J. a Reld, ' W. Xi. Jenkins. R. R. Baynes, Cllffsldei, N. a - .; 'l s : TUB "" "''V. "'. . ! i
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Dec. 7, 1907, edition 1
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