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t 1 " y iv c v i t 'I j ; . ;';..;. ; i 1U a--U':Mteo (ae Isii -'-r u . -o l'pcrj Vi;Ji lvr.imir-r i Ton rity Ilci-orts of t e Con,, ; ion cf Na tional Iianks Verifies 1'w rs!;;!it of the Comptroller of the Currency. Kew York. Dec. S. The events of the raat week in the financial world have tippn such as usually make the gradual return of confidence and the restoration cf normal conditions In the bank.. The decision of the Secretary of the Treas ury o Issue only about $40,000,009 of tha IloO,(XX),0cO In new securities which' he expressed a willingness to Issue If condi tions required, the disclosure of unusual ly, strong reserves by country banks re - porting to the Comptroller of the Cur rency, the decline In the currensy pre- mturrl and the ' Improvement In the New York . bank Statement, have all been ' features of the week which have tended towards stability and re-assurance. Thel action of the 'Secretary or the Treasury, In limiting- the issues of securities, was a ' part of the original plan recommended to him to meet the situation by a resolute and -adequate measure, but to carry the execution of tha measure no farther than circumstances required. Tho, result of limiting the lssua of the Panama two per cent bonds. to $25,000,000 aud the one year Treasury crtlflcate to about $15, COe.OOo will be to considerably simplify" -the problem of Treasury management . and money market conditions during the pring... It is anticipated by far-sighted bankers, here - that there will be - a plethora of money soon Instead of . a dearth,' and that It will be necessary to .reduce In some way the large volume of -currency ' which has been brought Into use during the crisis. ;The Increase In money In circulation outside the Treas , ury, as shown by the monthly statement f -tha- Treasury Department Ipr Novem. . bar was IU1.b72.887. Of thla amount thfe , increase In gold In the country ir com - puted at about. 172,000,000, Including do mestic production as well as importation front abroad. Tho other principal form , of increase is in .bank circulation, lrt -which an enerease of $7,i33.6 was ob. . talned by : the;i disbursement j of . banK notes held in the Treasury cash, and, . $46,237,730 was obtained by actual -increase In the notes Issued by tho Comptroller , and' outstanding. - :' , v; . FACING A DANGER. . There have been fears In some miar ters that.lf anything approximating $100, 000,000 In new bank notes wero issued up on the' security of the new one-year cer- ' tiflcates, the resulting Inflation would ex pel gold in ' large - amounts after tho credits established by the crop movement ' -were exhausted. This danger will be re- duced to a. minimum' by" the relatively small. issues made by the Treasury, and If small amounts In gold ahould b ex ported, it Is felt that . they could bo ; spared."' In -view- of the large -gold-re- .' sources in - the country, to which- Presi dent Roosevelt ealled attention i in- an- ' nounclng the new loans. .Tha total gold . la -th country - reported . by the last Treasury statement is $1,681,714,719, which v is. equal to more than Bo per' cent, of the ' total money In circulation. Some further Increase in hank circulation la expected here upon the Panama bonds -and the Treasury certificates, but it is believed that the bonds will be aepoeita ln many casea as security for the public .money which has been left with the banks and will not be employed 4s a basis for circulation untn the cn-year certificates are cancelled in the spring, when money withdrawn from banks by the- Treasury for the redemption of the certificates will release the bonds and the latter can- then be suhsttiuted for the certificates as security for circulation. If - this proves to be the case.the Increase in bank , circulation will not be very great during the next few months and -may even torn downward as soon as it becomes apparent that the banks have a large accumulation of cash for which there is little demand. CONDITION OB BANKS. "The- report " of the condition of 1 the national banks on December 3, which are being published -in various localities and ere gradually reaching the Comptroller : of the Currency, are wrifylng the antl- - eipatlone oMeading bankers set forth by the f Associated Press a week) ago, that large reserves would be disclosed in the Interior ; banks, ? that the disclosures would tend to restore confidence, and that the banks would be willing to re-- lease saA excess reserves, after making - their statements, i A rough calculation ,o the reports of the Chicago banks, in cluding some State banks. Indicates re serves of nearly 35 per cent. About the same proportion'' is reported from New Orleans, and still higher reserves at mailer places, ( where the law only re quires 15 per cent Including deposits In reserve cities. The fact thst two fail ures of national banks of a certain de gree of Importance have occurred during the week without apparently causing any shock to confidence, even In their own localities and still lees In the financial . centres, is regarded here as 'another fa vorable ' indication of the state of the . financial markets." The Increase of $4,71,000 In actual cash in the New- York clearing house-banks is regarded here as one of the symptoms that the currency crisis as such is prac tically over. The reduction of loans by about $11,600,000 la also considered a fa vorable indication of diminished pres sure,. The Increase in tho required 're serve by $8,179,000 reduces the deficit In New York reserves , to $46,210,000, and part of this will be covered by gold yet to arrive.--. '' ' , - CURRENCY LEGISLATION.' . " Not much Is expected among New York i bankers in the way of currency legisla tion, by Congress at the present session. The fact that the presidential election 1 approaching and that there is wide diversity P view as to the proper form Of new legislation, leads to the belief that the subject will be only considered, , without final action, 'during the present session.- Tha necessity of some Impor tant measure of reform is quite general ly recognised, but the growth of senti ment for a strong central bank is check .ing in some degree the movement for giving wider powers of note issue to the existing national banks, s., - r - ; STOCK MARKET REVIVED. - - 'Brisk Rise In Prices 18 Week Ac . v cepted as Convincing Proof of Re- ' - co very From Financial Cri . , New York, Dec. . The hhsk rise , . in price of securities In the stock - marker last s week was accepts! as Convincing proof of the lifting of ex- - 'treme prostration ' resulting from the late financial crisis, notwithstanding ,the general recognition of tha act "that the recovery was helped by ma , ', .nlpulatton of professional -market crp- -erators and owed' much of its vigor . to t the necessities of an uncovered short intsrest, which the rise in prices and " ; ;thr corresponding' reduction iof marw m itin on loans obliged to overv.2: " This la an invariable phase of the - first rebouiii? from; panic conditions r','- in securities markets -anJ Is not less ' t , a reliable index of rfthe cessation ' of . forced liquidation, and i of . improve- c6"1 in conditions. The general hews. - T.yki in fact, fshown the progress of ! rehabilitation going 1 eft and of con , i fSdence In credits being re-tstebllsh- 'ed, . allhough several of the week's r - happenings served; to countersct nl delay the effecte of the improvement. For tostaoco. in connection with the ' ,' expected call . of the comptroller of ', the currency for reports of condition ; . of national. banks, &ere sprang up ' - renewed demand for currency which ; ! ' ' servedrto raise the premium early in C the week. ; - - , t , , With the issuance of the call of i the comptroller for conditions of the till t . , i . r 5 1 -. ... ; ; j- ( J ) ' 1 i.,v iT;a. ' ; . ( ' crea.t.-i more liberally 1. fjilowln a report to the co.,! ,ro..cr, but In tms instiiaee there va3 the ad ditional influence of the etron? po sition of banks outside the central reserve 'cities, which was revealed by the reports , of the comptroller. The banks of the country, either actually beleaguered by frightened depositors or in dread of such a contingency, hastened to fortify themselves' to the limit of their abilities by withdraw ing deposits from central reserves. The rush to withdraw these deposits and get them Into their own custody, precipitated the results now so well known. . ' '' ' ' . ' The most immediate cQjisequefnce to ths country of this revolution of cus tomary arrangements of bank depos its is seen in the figures of November bank clearings, which fell 29.2 per cent, compared with November of last yea. Compared with the week end ing October 26th the country's bank Clearings fof the fourth week of No vember had shrunk almost one-ihalf. although the 3ollday, ln the- ' latter week must be allowed for. t . . Tha Twn Am fffnnrta iha volume Ol new orders for new iron and steel products last ween to De apoui u per cent. vf the trade's capacity and with A reduction In production close ly corresponding to this figure." Rail road , trafflc . officials agree that be yond the diminishing volume of old business, with which. they are now engaged, , there is;, ltttle new coming lnto,sipTbt.v'';vi-r; The causes which produced these results are seen to be in- course t correction Jn the easing , of money rates, tha decline In excessive pre miums, on exchange at interior cities, the reduction of the premium' on cur rency and the passing of the fears of depositor regarding banks. With the removal of the causer which induced .the prostration the way is opened for calculation of the. extent and the pe riod of the restoration which Is to follow, and 4t is to! this that the spec ulation in securities is now addressing Itself. . '. ' - j - SOUTHERN COTTON MIUj STOCKS Quotations by F. C. Abbott & Crmoy. Aiken Aifg. Co... . American Spinning Co. .. . Am. Warehouse ptd.. Spray, N. C- Anderson Milts... . Arcade.. .. .... .. Arcadia ',. ... .... ...j,.. Arlfta. Ark wright Mills ... Arlington Athorton, N, C. Avon .., .... . Avondaie ..... .. ... Augusta, Ga. ..... ..... Belion.... .. .. .... ... Bibb. ...... . ..- -.. Ronnie m . ..i.. Brandon.. .. .. .. ... Biuftan Cotton Mills Krooksld. ............... FdOomfleld, .. Cabarrus.' t..-'v ,.. Cannon Mfg. Co. .............. Capita! City. rM.. .. .. .... Chadwlck preferred .. - C'haitwick, N. C... . .. CherryvlU.' .. .... ........ Chesweil, P. C. pfd., .... o.. Cheswell, S. C. .. . Clara.. Clinton ..... ... ... ..... Clifton com .. Clifton.', pfd.... ....... CliffslffcV ; . . iv. .,. - Cbiquola Cotton Mills ....... CfturrneV . . .. .w "... ... Converse Mfg; Co. Cherokeo Mfg. Co .. . Columbus Mfg. Co..- -,. Cora ... ...... .. Coxe....- .,'.. Harllngton .. rte Dallas Mfg. Co Dover Yarn Mills'; N. C. Drayton .. , .. .. .. . Billing .v.... ...... ..... Won ..... ... ... i, . Kacle fk Phoenix .. , Eflr.l, N. C.k .. Elmlra, pfd... Easley ...... ... .. tdenton, N. C, . Enoieo.. ,. .. Ehoree, pfd..... . Erwin, pfd..... . Eureka.. .. .. . Exposition ... ... ralrfleld Plorenca.... .. .. .. ...... . Fountain. N. C. .... sj Gaffney Mfg. qo..... Gaston.. .. .. .. .. .. Gluck .. .. .. .. .. . OUnwood..' .. .. .. Glen Ijowery. pfd .. . GranltevlUe, 6. C... Gray Mfg. Co.. .. Grendei.... .. Greenwood..., .. .. . Highland Park .. .. "" ki'Hxt fark, ptd.. Hartevuie .. .. t-'rrivwHa Mills .. Mosklns .. .. ' '.. ., Hosklns preferred. .. .. .. . buKcnot... .. .. .. ... .... ... Ipman Mills. S. C... .. ...... .. John K King Mfg". Co... .... Keeiler.. .. ...... ........ .. King's Mountain psr 80.. .. Knoxvllle Cotton Mills.. Lancaster Cotton Mills .. .. Lancaster Cotton Mills, pfd.. Lanctt ..'ii. Langley Mfg. Co.. .... ... Laurens.. .. .... Linden, N. C.. r tlberty ..... imestone ....' ' . . ...... Lockhart. tf. C .... .... Loray Mills, pfd.... ...... .... Louise Mills, N. C-' t ,.v Louiae MUlt, pfd... .i...' Lowell ..'. lmberton ..... ... . ....... Marlboro Cotton Mills .. ., Miiiiuhester lvtms.. - ........ Mils Mtsf. u.-.- .. .. MlHs Mfg. Co. pfd.. ; Modena Cotton Mills. Mollohon.. Monoghan.. Monarch, . C.., ... .. Monarch 8, C. Dfd.. Mooresvllle, N, C. . Nokomls. Norrte Mills Olynipla Mills, Jfd urr , . Odell MUi ..... Guar 9 r 0 ; I Guards against rust and decay.- : - Protects your ' buildings. Defies the elements.. The pioneer ready-to- . . lay roofing. ALWAYS ON TOP. tocl: for - prompt shipment Write for prices and amplest Greensboro Supply Co. .. Greensboro, N. G. " CARDS DHAVIN' MACHINE WORKS COTTOn MACHINERY 1 TAUrjTON. COMBERS . -MAss.r: MULES LAP MACHINES' : - . LOOMS " . . , SQUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE ' ' EDWIN HOWARD, AGENT Dixie Flre.v".. ; Piedment Fire.. , ,i S5outheaite V... .. . 'in ": W i ' sef s esaev. fe - ' fA'SUSAL WOXDERLAXD. t V South. Dakota, with ' Its rich' sliver ' mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges and strange natural formations, is a veritable . wonderland. M Mound City, In the borne of Mrs. E. D. Clapp, a wonderful case ef healing haS lately occurred. Her son seamed nar death with lung and throat trouble. Kxhauating coughing spells oc ctrrh every five-minutes." writes Mrs Clapp, fwher I began giving Dr. King's New Discovery, the great medicine. tiat saved his lifo and completely cured lihn." Guaranteed for coush end colds, throat " nd Inns trwjW, tTT-alt tJrutrcis. Srtn. and U. Trial Uttle free. -, v i a ! 7$ " l:-.r'--' 71 78 ' - 101 , " 112 110 flg'-" 115 ' 73 , 77 I 121. m ' 135 125 130 60 105 - 109 -141 W 100 13U - 90 IV. 150 llSVi 100 -.li w 120 125 1W 110 117, 150 - W 155 109 10 ioo. - ' ."Z 1g - 88 -- m - 135 - 100 . 101 110 140 - 81 , 101 101 - 2 80 S4H f - 140 ii no -ss 120 98 160 165 ' 125 - x 117 124 vn 150 10o - 128 - 130 100 m- IB - - 81 ii? ' , 08 Ill 303 ; " ina L15 ' - in -. P3 IOO 81 M 190 215 . i - M 11M m i2o r. 110 - ,. 11 . no - s . 125 - Uf -150 - - m - 70 107 , - - 41 - 16S loa ioi im m 170 17S - 10J 101 200 20 ' "iX4 123 , 64 " .'ISO - - . loT '124 ' - 1 ' (Ut 103. 110 90 """ , BANK STOCKS AlTantto - NationaLi ;.; Battery Park, Acheville .. .. Charlotte Trust Co.. Citizens' National, Oastonla.. Charlotte National Bank Commercial, CharlMte , Cabairus Savings pank (par First National, Chariotte First Nafl, Mowranton.. ...... Firit National. High ' Point .. Merchants Farmers', Char lotte.. .. .. .... .. National Dank, Gaffney .. ... Pnlmetta Bank and Trust Co. People's National, Winston . American Trust Co, Southern Loan. & . Savings Pank. Charlotte.. .. .. Wilmington Savings Trust Company.. . ... .... .... PONDS. N. C. 6s, 1019 N. C if. W10 tf. p. it. 1W. 1913.. N. C. P. R. Stock S0--o 175 : '- ia : ll0 " iao , -; 160 - - 173 340 - ICO . . 102 H 120 - - ' is 170 700 ino 142 110 150 ' 103 '160 Pacolet Mfg. pfd. jrftS X, t 4 ' Pelser Mfg. CO.-.. . ..t ... Piedmont Mfg Co ... ... ... ... Felham. Oa., pfd...-'.t tt.r elham, On., common .. ,. .. Piedmont W gun Works Fell City, Ala... ... Pos W. F. Mfg. Co, Rlchlnn. X, prd. Roanoke Mllli ., .. italeigh ,.t. ...... Roberdel.. .. ., ...V ........ Richmond "pinning Co. .. Rivarside Mfg. Co.. ., -.... Rock, River ..... . .... ... Faxon .. ,.. .. Elbley, Oa,. .. .. , ,, .' Social Circle .......... ... Spiiniratein.. .. .'.. .,. statesville Cottoh Mills.. ... BaiiRuury ... ......... Tr.ntnn N. C. Tucapau, a. v. ...... .... ... zoo . I'uukpnu, a. U. lfd... .. i.,i'vni Tuscarora.. . .. 115 Toceoa, Oa . .. .... .... IK Toxawsy .. ...... .... ...... 94 Uiiton-Buftnlo, 1st pfd-...,...,. so Cnion-Buffalo, 2d pfd. f...., ?4 . Vnoe;.. Victor Mills, 8. C .. ...... .... im W.iirtHllii. b 'C. .. ... .. . Warren Mfg. Co. pfd..,,,..... Washington Mills.. ... - Washington Mills,- pfd........ ... WsttS- :, ..':..,..,... 11 ' Weodsldo .. .. .. ..... , .' ioi WtwiflKlue, pfd..,.- .,, ..... . Villlamion... .. .. ...... lo Ware fihoals Whitney Wiscassett -," INSURANCE STOCK 8. North etste Fire.. .. .. ...... 124 - 145 - J 205 ' 200 , 70 m ,4 108 , M 94 vn j NEWS OF GREENSBORO. Nortliern Men Arrested For Hunting- Without license Candy Salesman Will Manufacture the Sweet Stuff in Richmond Entertainment Given to Normal Girls. ' Special to The Oboerver. Greensboro, Dec. .-Mr. an'd Mrs. W. L. Allen will move to Richmond, Va., and Mr. Allen will engage In the candy manufacturing- buslnes In that place. He has made Greensboro headquarters for several years a a traveling; candy salesman. He and Mrs. Allen are quite popular in social circles and their many friends will regret to see them leave. , .. . The Presbyterian young women who are students at the State Normal and Industrial College were guests of honor at most delightful reception given last evening at Walker Avenue Pres byterian church. The ? affair was largely attended and music and re freshments added to the pleasure of the evening.- The church was beauti fully decorated. " Guilford Lodge No. 9, Knights vof Pythias, held an enthusiastic meeting last night and elected officers as fol lows: .C. 0..O. S. Bradshaw; V. C. S. A. L-vey: P.,' L. H. Cherry: M. of F., J. M. Cunningham: K. of R. & S., A. J. Williams; M. of J.' M. Bailey; M. of W R. CWysong; M. at A...M. Block; I. G., J. T. Rees; O. G., A. M. Hardia. One candidate was elected to membership' and Mr; J. D. ' Nutt. a prominent .Pythian of Wilmington, ad dresed the meeting. ' 'The Epworth League of Centenary Methodist church eptertalned mem bers and friends last evening at the home of Mr. C. C, Townsend, on Ar lington street Several old-time games were played and Miss Hattle-Jackaon favored the aruests with several well rendered Teadlnga. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Thes,e social gatherings are to be held monthly at the home of some member. ,' Six Northerners are in trouble here the charge . against them beting that a bird hunting without first obtaining license. Game Warden Weatherly ar rested four of them, ' Earl Alexander, J. H. Inmann, C. B. Lsvey and Heflry Whitney, near this city yesterday af ternoon and they will be given a hear ing before 'Squire D. H. Collins Mon day. 1 They" are under bonds of 125 each. The other two Northerners mentioned are Francis 8. Cantwell and C. C. Beyer, who were given a hearing before 'Squire J. M. Cunningham here this afternoon and bound over in bonds of 1100 each to the next term of Gull- ford" Superior 'CourtrThey are alsa charged with hunting without license in: Surry, where they were guests of a prominent manufacturer and . polltl clan. , - ' . Ftatier Jones; the negro under sen tence of death on January 23d, receiv ed, word from his sister, of Pittsburg, Pa., to-day that she had sent him (35 to aid him in making an effort for a commutation of his sentence to life imprisonment. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Stamy and child ren went to Maxton to-day to .attend the funeral of Mrs. Stamy's mother, Mrs. S. M. Barnes, who died there sud denly yesterday. On Friday, evening. December 18th, "Queen Esther," the Biblical and his torical cantata, will be given in the chapel of the Colored A. & M. College. Kain ei sioti CrUTH TRYON 8T., - CHARUOTTI, N, (X in Revolving Rat Card Railway Head, . , Drawing Frames, . . Spinning Frames, . Twisters and Spoolers , Qaillersand Reelf t Looms, C0MBCR5 Stuart vY. Cralier flNaiNCCn AND CCNTRACTCIi AT? C -4, t I . n ' II VI sNCJt tr,.:z r CiUITASLE BUILDINC ATLANTA C 'MM . t lubbers, Intermediates, Csviag Frmmtt Jack Frames ' Automatic Feeders. C Openers and Trunk, "V ' Breaker, Intermediate arJ Finisher Lappers, - Klrschner Carding Beaterf . '. Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, els. Raw Stock Dryers mm FRIDAY NIGHT The ' Rork Coinianr's Production Tbtt Greatest of All the Bis; Musical comedy Successes , : O03ONG THRO THE RT5 FAnk Lalor la His - Inimitable" Original Creation, "Nott, The 1110 And a Matchless Corn pan y of SO Comedians, Singers, Dancers Scenery, Costuines and Other Effects of Rare Magnificence ' A performance and a production absolutely without a parallel in the history of the American stage. Seats on sale Wednesday at Hawley'a. Prices...... .....$1.60, $1.00, 75, 50. mTiiiininnniimiin THOROUGHLY GOOD TEXT-BOOK. President Winston, of the A. Sk. M. College, Speaks in High Terms of the . Book Written hy Ir. W. J. Pcele, of Italeiirh, an Old Pupil of His, on Civil Government. To the Editor of The Ohnerver: Our State has been fortunate this year, in the production of many ex cellent books, especially text-books for schools. We are at last reaping the harvest thai we began planting a generation ago, and are preparing to plant again with Improved seed. A good book is even, rarer than a good teacher, and nothing rejoices a teacher more than . the sight of a thoroughly good text-book. Such bock has recently appeared cm a sub ject of the first importance In the education of our youth., to-wit: civil government, civic, the rights and duties of citizenship, This book Is fundamental it deals with first prin ciples, and goes' (to the 'bottom of things. It has evidently come tram a mtad full ssnd overflowing with knowl edge of governmental principles, and has been inspired by a lofty spirit of patriotism and humanlurlanlsm. The book is not partisan nor sectional, but broad-minded, catholic, practical, Anglo-Saxon. It is not a baby-book written down to the level of children, nor a catchy book full of pictures and silly devices, nor a hop-skip-and-Jump bo6k, runninjr over the subject like a runaway team through a mud hole, but a clear, straightforward, log ical presentation of the formation and the workings and the duties of pur government. It is (thoroughly demo cratic, believing in the people and In government by and for the people. 'The method of the book and Us style are quite classic In c lea mesa and sim plicity. (There is no straining after effect, no playing to the galleries, no Shouting ''from currttuck to Chero kee." There Is nothing local nor sec tional nor even temporary in the book. It belongs to all folks, all countries; all ages that love liberty and consti tutional government. It ought to be read by every clftlzen t the United States, and studied thoroughly by every schoolboy. It is an especial joy to me that this excellent text-book was written by one of my early' pupils, a member of the first class that was produced from she new University ta 1879, W. J. Peele, Esq., of the Ral eigh bar. GEO. T. WINSTOX President; A. & M. College. Dec. 4th. Have You ' v f. (.;!.-' ,'., : . . . '." -.i our beautiful display of Holi t day Goods? Nothing like it ever shown in : Charlotte Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Cut. Glass, Silver and Hand-Painted China Novelties of all kinds. Prices . and quality guaranteed. Coupons with every cash purchase of $1.00. Ask for them. GARIBALDI, BRUNS & DIXON William B. Charles COTTON YARNS. COTTOH COOPS ' . AXD COTTON WASTE. Offlce Charlotte, N. O, Boston. Mass, and Amsterdam. !t. Y. Mala Office Amsterdam. Jf. Y. with tadepeade. I I fSC .L& 3 oylinde,-. j ..J motion. - - CSJ5 H ALTON'S . JACQUABD THOMAS HALTON'S SONS, rhnadclphla. Pa. JENCKES SPINNING CO. GOTTON YARNS - Main Office: PAWTUCKET, R. L Philadelphia Offlcet Martoer A Merchant BaUdhBSV W. A. KPBXLISSY, sf aaager. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE, AND VALVE OILS Seunr Belt Oils and Greases. iVahrl Greases, ReadyMlsed Paints. Cold Water Paints. Ajenu' W atUes Dresuine CompoamL GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CH.1RLOTTE. N. C A DANGEROUS DEADLOCK, that sometimes terminatei fatally. Is ..the stoppng f liver and bowel func tions. To quickly end this coudldon I without ilisagresablo Mnsations, Dr. f King's Kew Life Plus should always be fymir remedy. Guaranteed absolutely ; Milsfaetor t In every esse or money ibaok, at all drug stores. 254. 7 v- .... " . . . 1 w , 'J . . ' .. , King " of Sweden,' ; Once Upon a Time a man planted a grove of young orange trees and then waited for them to grow but meanwhile he at-, tended their wants spent money on them gave his time to them and at last his work was to be rewarded the trees were about to bear fruit Just then, however, he decided he'd rather have lemons so he cut down his orange trees and plsnted lemon trees and began all over again. What a senselesa act! Of course. But not more so than that of a man who has a life insurance policy in a food company carries it for a few years and then drops It for one in another company. No new policy can without loss replace an old policy, even though it be in the same company. The Equitable Life Assurance Society. W. J. EODDEY, Mgr., ' Rock HU1, S. O. College Annuals Catalogues Let ns furnish yon with something new in tha Col ' lege Annual Una this year, ; . With our, new equipment 1 type, presses, atc. we art fully prepared to give you ' i something entirely different from that walch you have 5 heretofore been using, " If ' - you want something aped .' ally attractive, see the .. OBSERVER POluG HOUSE CHARLOTTE, X. C. ! 'Phone 121. " J. SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS OFFICES! New York. Philadelphia, Chicago, st Louis. Londoa. England. ' Yarns and Cotto n Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO., Cotltoini: . ; Yarinis ; 7-SS LEONARD STREET . IJO CHESTflUT STREET - . . 18u MARKBT STREET . . . . " jvjncw YORK PHILADELPHIA - CHICAGO IP YOU HAYS TO SELL, LIST JT IX THIS OFFER ; If you have houses or stores to rent, let me do your collecting sad ear trouble and worry. - Tha place to Insure your property la la this agenc R. E. Qochrane. Insurance and Real EsUto Agent. L nl Manufacturers and Jobbers r:eo,bentlk and it necessary t have Banking Facilities la ad dition to thoea offered by local banks. , THE first National Bad . OF 3ICHM0ND. VIRGLXIA. With -- - 7 $1,000,000.00 Capital Earned Surplus $600,000.00 "" $S,6OO,000.AO Deposits v -$t,oo0,00O.O Total Resources Offer Just tha Additional tv. antics Required. 4 Jao. II. PnrcelL President t ino. M. Millar. Jr, VlcePreaU . deat Chas. R. Barnettt. Ast etataat Caahleri J. CLJopUa. Assistant Caahlsa. -. HUBBARD BROS. & CO- HANOVER SQUARE, KEW YORE. MEMBERS OF New York CottoaEx. "" "w urieans cotton Ex Mtmbers Ltva ORDERS SOLICITED For tha par ?" oi conoa xor zutura OsUvery. , Correspondence taslted. The Stove SEASON i7:y!' .' '. j 4 " r will soon ba here, as these coo evenings testify. "We ' , hava Just what . you wish, . from tha large Base Burner for your hall to tha OU ttova , ,"rfor your bath room. v , ' ' Olva us your order bow. - , . J. II. I'cCeuskrj I Co. ftotw Dealers. RooOax Contractors aVYfjoa Z'jtut.- HOOK AND ROGEES AECHITEOTS ; CHARLOTTE GREE5SB0RO. KXk A D. SALKELD & BRO COMJCSSIOX itERCHATTX M$ Leonard' NEW tORX OOTTOX YARKl. : " DEI"? FredTr. Vietor. 6 Achelis. HUGH MACRAE 6 .CO , 1 Bankers : IlscellaoaoMt Southera Seew-Uta . WILMLXGTOjr. W. CL T Waahlactoa, D. C, 40$ Colorado Eld Cotton MiU Stocks. - LEONARD h. HUNTER t ARCHITECT Fifth Coor, Trust LUdg. Thoae 31 . '" CHARLOTTE. K, C ' JA1XC3 E. XirrCHELIs CO. . CO5nHSal0.' MKRCWA.NTS. Ccttoa Yiir3i3 'cri Cctt:i coNsioNxrr.NTs souciTrn. rbiiadolphta. 122nndi2 .jic.:.u . ""lCr ork, A.-?J f or.. 1 -. !
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Dec. 9, 1907, edition 1
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