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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, JANUARY .23, 1003. WERE AFTER JIM SMITH? Irfrn(V of RcTenno Officer at HlRh Piiit Ix-ads lo TliU Conclusion A. W. Bd trf-il His IViihI Thorn asvillc MctlKtdMs to Have a Xcvt t'hnrvh. Fpecial to The Cl iervcr. High Toint, Jan. J2. -Revenue of- licers were prowling; around niga .Point last niht between the hours of 9 p. jii. and -4 a- m., and there 1 much sr,evifatlon to why they came and from wlwnce they came. They did much ecoutlnif over this peaceful prohibition city, and rumor 1A it that they were .3ftr bi pame. A report thm cannot be vorllled is that Jim Smith, the-noted NockaJer from Smlthtown. was" seen In thesu parts -and that the oflioors were after the bip reward of J 1,000 oftVred toy the government fur this notorious maker of blockade In the wilds around Smlthtown. Seven! days ago Greens boro grt word th.it -Dmitri waa here, that parties had -en' Jiitnair4 reeog- thougnt u nlzed him but Utile wis the matter at the- nmr but thepresw Uervlce with a patient ence f the otlicrrs and another re-, fa. C. port that Smith J.tnl been wen in inese r.arls cJused renewed talk on the mutter. Another report is : that rattles hid been bring ing fclockade' to rH ede of the rity And dis'ifln.T of it for Home time past and, the officers here having noti(1el the revenue officer that there would likely be Kometlilns dohi2 .-lat-cv-nin.tr. the latter 'had come to loo'jc around and acfVvlPe and perhaps run amuck of the terrible tmnsgressor of IncJe Sam's revenue laws. Be that as it may. the of ficers came here and Jtayfd eight lonjr hours prowtlo? in the darkness of the night. Lat-r .Ipvel'ipments are awaited with much Interest. Officer Myers has returned from Kewton. where he went Ij bring- back -on A, W. Boyd, wanted bere for the alleged larceny of a rfllr of pr.nts and a pair of ehoea from hoarders where he had rooms an,l also for "beating a board bill' to the amount of $12.60. A cash bond of $50 was required and the amount of the board bill and also expenses to and from Kewton, ail amounting to S75. and the young man was given his liberty until to-day, when he was to appear hero and answer for the charges. , As was ex pected, however, he fallel to make a "show down" and the cash bond Is resting snugly iu the hands of the chief of police until he makes due return of same to tho county. T.oaterday Kev. Knos Harvey, of the Friend church, and Rev. E. I eiiler, of the First Presbyterian church, left for Raleigh, bearing with them the petitions from the vurlous church es here which wero got up at the Sunday services, asking for State prohibition. A lare number of tiames waa attached to the several pe titions. Dr. T. F. -Marr, former pastor of Washington Street M. K. church here, who Is now presiding elder of the Winston district, was here last even ing on his way home from Thnnvis Vllle, where ho held quarterly meet ing. Mr. Alarr jys It was deel led while at Thomasville that the Methodist would built a handjome .new church, the work to begin at enre. It was brought out In the discussion of the proposed building that war had bet ter commenro at once, as during the money panic fribor and material could be got so much f heipcr a . rather unique position to tuko yet with much truth In it. . Mr. O. I. Spencer, of Randolph county, was a prominent High Point visitor yewterJuy. Mr. Spencer is one of the oldest original Inhabitants of High Point and Randolph county. For thirty-nine years he has been ron duotlng the Central Hotel In Salis bury. High point had chingert con siderably since, his last visit although he his been giving In hailing dis tance all the tim. Mr. Spencer was on his way to L'tvharrie for a visit. day, .charged with- selling; whiskey to George Baxter, a little boy, In conse- quence of which George got wild, and broke up a negro school, finolar la In Ian. . fcuperror-Court of last week sent the following recruits to the public roads gang: Alex 'Williams, 11 months; Charles Lane, 13 months; Wade Williams, I months; Sam Mof fat, months; Charles . Smith, months; Pom Xelson, , one month; AViillam iremlngton, 4 months; Love- day Carroll, a negro - woman, months, detailed as a washerwoman for the convict. . , ' Bill Smith, a negro, was put In jail Monday for stealing shoes from the Mores of F. "IV. Thornton and W, K. Klndlcy; and, when the sheriff got hold of him. he discovered , that he had been wanting Smith for all sorts of offenses, chicken stealing .being his favoiitejrtunt. Mr. and- Mrs. D. T. Jehnson, of Ltncolnton, are vlsit'ng Mr. V. It. ItoPherson. Mtes , Betsy Robinson graduate nursj, has been on special at McColls, WORK OJf STREETS 11ESCMED. NEWS OF UtEDELIS CAPITAL. ixsrjtXTixr; ins road. New York Otpitaltm tn High Tolut nd Important Alerting of Carolina Valley llajlruud 'mrmiiy t, uc Ili-lil lr. Xewcil Duijfht nijH hptuks. Epecial to The Observer High Point, Jan.. 22. Mr. W. T VanBrunt, ..f New York Cliy, wlio la largely Interested in lh .building of the Carolina Valley Railroad and the electric car line In iligli Point, Is ia the city. He cornvj on a tour of inspection of the entire line and will to out going over the properties for a. day or no. Some time the lat ter part of the week an Important meeting of the company will .be heM here, which will mean much to the future of HJffh Point and furroundlng territory, 1 leu.ru. It ha been set tled teyond a doubt that the Carolina Valley Railroad wia be built and that Work wlil commence within thirty days, when the material t.n.1 construc tion apparatus will lie on. the ground. The Hue when completed will be some sixty mllos in '1'ngth, running from perhaps Wade bo ro- on the south,-where connection with the Sea board Air Lino will to made, through here to Winston on the north. Where connection -will be made with the Nor folk & Western road. Jijwevtr, Just at the present the l!n wiH be com pleted to TliouiJu-vllto vnd then stretched out In another direction. Greensboro will be reached in time by the troiicy line, If not the railroad. The compuny b id U have ample money In hand r'r all jurpoeH and that there is no hindrance whatever now to keep from running the work to completion. Deputy Jlayw-irth. of Randolph county, wa lier -Kt rlny after a negro boy who U vrif;t-d h, that coun ty on a very wriou. charge. Mr. H. . Kearn h.n returned from Madiycn, Ala., vvh re he h.n been nt th bfjide of brother for several J :. Win-n Mr. Kc-arns left there w as a notice i '. it Improve- ment in tne cor.d.fi and the at'.en S.ng ph thinks he. w-i!l recovrr. On account of ml.vnrection Dr. Newell Dwlaht J 5 1 J ti. )m was to sresk In the aj-lCorlum 1at nljcht, could not re-ich here but f". il h'.a e.n gagement to-r.ig!.t. ThlrtiH-n IriMnrr8 Awaiting- Trail Apx ndicllis PatlcnU on Kind to Rwweri' StnU'wille Has licprc- scimi(ivc ai itaii-igii. . Special to. The Observer. fctatesville, Jan. 22. For the first time in some months there are more man a hair dozen prisoners In the Iredell Jail. Just now there are thir teen awaiting trial at the next term of JredelJ Superior Court which con venes Monday. Three of the prison ers were placed jn jail this week. The eleventh was Ola Chambers, colored. who is crazy. rfhe was at tke home of her uncle in the Amity section- and a lew days ago lost her mind. She is not violent, but her mind Is un doubtedly unbalanced an I her uncle tnought best to place her In Jail. The twelfth prisoner was John Jones, who was brought from Wheeling, W. Va., and who will bo tried for the mur der of Gus Murchison seventeen years ago. C. -P. Pope, alias Drum, wis the thirteenth and the unlucky prisoner. He was brought to Statesville from MooresviHe by Deputy Deaton, and is charged with stealing a watch from Mr. Will Lambert. He and Wait Morgan, of Sta-tewiHe, are the only white prisoners in J'lll end, trangc to say, both are charged with the larceny of watches. Watt Is charg ed with eteuling a watch from one Sisk, of Statesville, some weeks ago. Messrs. J. A. Hartne?s, J. F. Ander son, . I. Turner and Mayor II. P. Grier ere In Raleigh representing Sutesvilie In the .'ight for Stxte prohi bition. These gentlemen and Mr. L. C. Caldwell were elected delegates to atten-d tho meeting of the lyelslature arid urge the passage of -the prohibi tion act, by a meeting of citizens held in response to a call issued by Prof. J. II. dllll, president of the Irodell Anti-Saloon League, and. J. A. Jlarf- ness, chairman of the executive com-J mltte of the leigue. Tho sentiment of Statesville people seems to be In favor of an act for Ktate prohibition which will take effect at once. There has een much, tnlk on the subject j during the past few days, and much i speculation as to what will be done j at Kaieigh. Mr. Walter Albea, of Hickory, who ; recently underwent an operation at the Long Sanatorium for appendicitis, has n bout recovered and has been re moved to his home at Hickory. Mr. F. P. Axley, of Murphv, father of Messrs. J. F. and C. C. Axley, of, Statesville, Is in tha sanat'i rlun. for treatment. His cou- j dition Is f ivorablo and encourag- ; Ing. .Miss Mamie Fry, daughter of i Mr. N. K. Fry, of Catawba, who un- ! Jerwent an operation for appendicitis; a few days ego, is getting along nice- j ly and an early and complete rocov- ' ery lit expected. Mr. an) M,rs. J. K. j SI ilno and daughter. Mis Mabel,! have moved to Statesville from Graf-: ton. W. Va., and are living on Mul- , berry street. Mr. an! Mrs. Slalne are parents of Messrs. O. W. and j Fred Slalne, managers of the O. W. Slalne Glass Company, of Statesville,! and the latter will live with them. Mr. C. A. Simms has sold his Inter- j est In the mercantile business of i Slrnma & Nnsh to his partner. Mr. 1. Nnsh. Mr. Nash will continue! the business. Mr. .simms has been In j Newton and Ltncolnton several days; on a prospecting trip with u view to i going In business nt one or tnese places. Delay at Lexington Wast Caused by Attachment -t Coil; tru-tion Com pany's rrp?rty lx-3Ianth-01d Hank In Fuie Condition. Epecial to the Cl'ervr. ' ' Lexington. Jan. 23. The work of macadamizing one of the principal business streets was resumed yester day after a Jelay of more than a week, owlni to the fact ' that the property of tho . West Construction Company had ben' attached by a Sal isbury firm. The Salisbury firm nad been furnishing the granite and there waa a dispute about the weight, the West Construction Company havlns refused to pay a claim of something ever f 3.000. Net settlement has been made by the construction company, but the city Is furnishing the granite to complete the work. A meeting of ths stockholders and directors of the Commercial and Sav ings Bank was held this morning In the president's office at the bank A majority of the stock waa represented, either In person or by proxy. The re port of President J. W. McOrary was very gratifying-1 to the stockholders, for although the bank has been In operation but little more than stx months, and during the time experi enced the panic, much progresa has been made and the bank is on a most excellent foundation. -The -capital stock Is 423,000, and the deposits are JoO.ono. At th meeting a Dividend of 4 per cent, was declared and 11.000. set aIdav as surplus). The following of ficers were re-elected for the ensuing year: J. W. McCrary, president; E. J. Buchanan, vice president; J. F. DeaJ- rlck. caller; E. B. Craven, manager of Insurance department. Mr. J. L. Zimmerman was elected director to nil the vacancy oceu- loned by the resignation of Mr. J. W". Crowell. who had disposed ,of his Mock. He held on, supporting his weight and a hand ba-g for several miles aid was fast weakening and becoming numb with cold, when the porter, who had Plaited to a rear car to awake a boutnern Fines passenger, discovered Mr. Little In thla precarious position. His strength almost gqpe. he fainted iwice atter Deing taken Inside th car. 'Mr. O. M. Frazler, Jocal freight engineer on tne Seaboard, was paln- ruuy injured on ths head hers yestei day between two box cars. Mr, D. H. Carter ha recently open ed a nvery staDie here and is well equipped ror service la this Una. f ilis Lula Cordell has been eleetd third assistant teacher of Polkton High School. Business holds un fairly well In nuV seciion, notwithstanding tho. prevail tng complaint along this Una. nn Tiinir.TaxG EXPKninxcK. Minister Csrrletl 0n Ontsilde) of Florida Umlt.-vl Till He Nearly' Falls Off From FxlinutIon Freight Engineer Painfully Injured. Special to Tha Observer. Polkton, Jan. 22. Rev. James Lit tle, the well-known Baptist preacher, tells of aM-ery thrilling and dangerous experience while en route here from Sanford Friday. In boarding th Florida Limited he failed to get en where the Pullman door was open and caught on the next car, thinking the door would be opened by th.i porter, .sucn was not tne caae, as Sanford Is not a stop for this train Wise Counsel From the South. I want to give some valuable advice to those wlio miner wltn lame back end kidney tro'ihlf," sys J. K. Islankenshlp, of Heck, Tpnn. "1 tmve proved to an abKolute certainty that Klectrlc Bitters will positively cure this distressing ren dition Tim first bottle gave me great re- bet and oftr taking a few more bottles. I was ccmplfiely cured; so completely Hint It becomes n. pleasure to recommend this Brent remedy.'" Bold under guaran tee at ail drug store. Prlco Ste. THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL. Few Teople Know How Taeful It is rreservuig neaith and Beauty. Costs Nothing to Try. -. Nearly everybody knows that char. coal Is the safest and most efficient disinfectant and purifier In nature, but few realize its value when Uken money Is In Stuart's Charcoal Loza'n. Into the human system for the same cleansing purpose. Charcoal Is a remedy that the more you take or it tne better: it is not a drug at all.- but simply absorbs the gases and impurities always present Irr the stomach and Intestines and carries them out of the system. Charcoal sweetens the breath after smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous, vegetables Charcoal effectually clears and improves the complexion,- It whitens the teeth and further acts as a natural and' eminently safe cathartic. It absorbs the Injurious gases which collect In the stomach and bowels; it disinfects the mouth and throat from the poison of catarrh. Ail aruggisis sen cnarcoai in one form or another, but probably the best charcoal and the most for the ges; they are composed of ithe finest powdered Willow charcoal and other harmless antiseptics in tablet form, or rather. In the form of large, pleas ant tasting lozenges, the charcoal being .mixed wltn honey. The daily use of these lozenges will soon tell in a much Improved fon- Oliion or m general nemm, Better complexion, sweeter breatn and purer blood, and tne ocauty or it is that no possible harm can result from their continued use,, but, on the con trary, great benefit. A Buffalo physician, in speaking of tne nenenia or cnarcoai. says: "I advise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all patients suffering from gas 'In tomach and bowels, and to clear the complexion and purify the breath mouth and throat; I also believe the liver Is greatly benefited by the daily use of them; they cost but twenty-five cents a box at drug stores, and, al though In some sense a patent peparatlon, yet I believe I get more and better charcoal In Stuart's Char coal Lozenges than in any of the ordinary charcoal tablets." Send your name apd aldresa to day for a free trial package and see for vourBelf.. F. A. 8tunt Co., 200 Stuart Bldg., Marshall, Mich. tVELUAAI FIRTH, Pres. THE FKA K 4 COMEt 8, Vfcos) prsav AMERICAN MO - V .' V' 7911 ; I J. S. COTHEAN, Represent! 40B Trass fid, CHARLOTTE, IT. 0. W hat Causes. Headache. , ' . From October to May, Colds are the most frequent causes of Headache. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re moves cause. E. W. Grove; on box. 26c. SEABOARD These arrivals and departures as well as the Unie and connectlou with other companies, are given only as informa tion and are not guaranteed. - Lslreet Una to inj principal cities Norm. East, South nd Southwest? Schedule taking effect January oth, lauit subject to change without nouce. Tickets for pasat on an trains are sold by this company and accepted by the raaseiu;ir witn tne uutcrvtanding that this comnany will not be rcsttorsinlu for failure to run its trains on scneauie lime, n - for any such delay as insy be Incident to their operation. - Care la exercised to give correct time of connecting ilni, but Uils company is not responsible tor er rors or omissions. . Trains leave Charlotte as follows: No. -W. daily, at 4:00 a. m.. for Mon roe. Hamlet and Wilmington, connecting t Monroe with 33 lor Atlanta. Hir.-nlr.g I. am and the Southwest;' with 38 for Ral- ligh. Weldon and Portsmouth; with W at Hamlet for Raleigh. Richmond, Wash irr ton. New York. No. 133, daily, at 30:10 a. m., for Lln ccjnton. Shelby and Rutherfordton with out change. No. 44. il-illv. at 5:00 i. m.. for Monroe. Hamlet, Wilmington and all local troints, connecting at Hamlet vith 43 for Colivm bin. Savannah and all Florida points, and. No. 84 for RHlelgh, Richmond, Washington and New York. No. i:K, dally, 7:00 p. m.. for Mpnroe, com ectlng wilh 41 for Atlanta. CUniuntf ham and the HouthWfst with it a. is 'Seaboard Florida Limited" at Hamlet et 1:10 a. m. for Rlel-.mond. Wellington arid New York. With 32 at Menroo for Raleigh, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Tr rough sleeper on this train from Char lotte. N. C, to Portsmouth, Vs., daily. Trains arrive in Ctuu-lotto as follows: - No. 133, 10.00 a. m., daily from points North and Eouth. . No. V doilv, 12:35 p. m.. from Wilming ton and all local rolnts. No. 132, dilly, 7:ir p. m.. from RfiiTi-r-fordton, Shelby. Llncolntor. ami C. Ji N W. Railway points. - No. . l:Jo a. m.. daily, from Wilming ton. Hnmlet and Monroe: alsi from points Fast. North nnd Southwest, con necting Bl rinmiei ,iu juimpie. Cnnnectlons are made at liamlot with thro-gh trains for l-olntx North. South South and stum west, wmeii are ooni-ft po:el of veanmue .iuv soachos Ivtween Portsmouth and Atlanta, and W:ilnno-. ton and Jacksonville, and sl.eplng cars between Jcrsy t ity, liirmlnghani end Memphis, and Jersey City and Jaeknon- ille. Caf cars on nil tl.rouirh trains. Fcr Iniormatlon. time-tables, reserva tions or HeahourJ dewrlptlve literuture apply to ticket agents or nddrcri.: JAMCT lvtlt. Jit., C. 1. A.. . 82 Pflwyn Hotel. . Clmrlotio. N. C. HOIUSTER'S R:sbfL!:rnf2LiTes Kuggcfj . A Buy Msskhie tsr Bmy Pstsk, Crtac AoMes Hutto ass lhiwsl VlfSft A sfMrtae for Osostlpsttea. Icflrortoa, Uver sad Kidner Irouk.aa, Plvplsa. Imst Iaisvre Slaod. B& Brastk, Slaraisb gma HettMbt ia4 Bsoluoae. lis Book MoudibIb Tb1 tb 161 form. M -esnlB s bee Oeaatne nwi by Eocua-rsa tssno Oofrar. sUdiaeo, Wla COUCH NUGGETS FOt SALLOsY FEdPtfl NORFOLK & WESTERN RALIWAY Schedule In enect Nov. 23, JS07. ' 11 rOO am Lv Cliarlotts, So. Ry. Ar :30pm i! 0 pm Lv Winston. N. A W. Ar 2.00 pm 6:0o pm Lv Martinsville, Lv 11:48 am 7'!SpniAr ' Roanoke, Lv 9:24 am Connect at Roanoke via Shenandoah Valley Route for Hageratotyn, and all points ht Pennsylvania and New York Pullman sleeper Rosjtoka and Philii. rhla.-. . 'I'liroucD coach. Charlotte to Roanoke. Additional train leaves - Wlnrton 7:3w . m. dally except Sunday. If you are thinking of takiia- a ! you wantvquoutions. cheapest fares, re liable af-d correct , Information, as to routes, train MhJdirre, -the nnrt roiih-J oriume ana quicxf st . way. Write and the information la yours tar th . .vin.. with one of our complete map folders. M. f. BRAGG, TrY. Pa An W, B. BEVILL. Gen'l asj. Agent. . Roanoke. Vs. CURES COLDS and G R P P' " Removes Ilievea the ncKes and feverishn'tSL' j Ceotalna We AcetaniUds Flowers Roses, Carnations, Violets, Sweet Peas, Lily of thVal ley. ' ,; .". '.' Nice Pot Plants, , Roman Hyacinth and Narcissus, at 25 and 50 cents. Give us a trial. Scholtz, The florist TJX PER NEW JfAXACEMEXT Johe SEtWYN ... ECROPKVX A XT). AMERICAN. European. J 1.80 per day and up. American. 13.00 per day and up. Cafe open 4:30 a. m. to midnight. 7 ' ' ' Prices reasonable. ' , Tle Most Modem and i luxuriant Hotel In the Carollnas 130 ELKGANT ROOMS. W PRTVATKBATHS. Located In the heart of Charlotte, convenient to railroad Nation, street cars and the business and shopping centriV Caters to ' high-class commercial and tourist trad. . raoie oe note dinners f:0 0 to 1:30. . io :ju. EDGAR R MOORED Musio every evening t:t ' - ' Proprietor. Mri,C li. Patterson, salesman for the l.nzenby-Monlrfomery Hinlware Company, left Monday night for Washington to have his eyes trentel by a specialist there. He has ha 1 consllerable trouble with hi eyes re cently rmd it Is hoped th.it his trip to Washington will bo beneficial. TA1T IS 11 t'RT 11 V ROOSF.VIXT. President's Aid nn Tnlury to Sccro-j nry'n CHiidliliicj. J Montgomery Advertiser. j That Him influence anl pntrontige of the aclriiinlrtratlon are being u d to further Twft's Candida' lv becom ing more and more apparent. I lie one weak place In tne M-lH-mr lies !n th fnct that Federal appointments mut ni contlrmed by the S-n ue ntid that body -Is not us c'iiH'-.ils'tt towards RooneveU's political app'on. :n ho could wiih. The' Sprlngileld M;hs. l Republican, a th. 'roughly lii.lcpeii" nt newspaper, and a clo.-.e -.oiserw-, '.o.s thi. to say ubo'Jt it: . "Nunn rtius Influential Senator hae hitherto nvoiJed i-onimUtlti themselves to any vaiididary. Rut it Is aptiiirent that ' ."." pn-i -nt activity of the admltii.tr':l n H t-rliog to turi: th"m strongly arin"l '. Taft. Sei-ret coriferences of jauii i! r.n..i.i'r nii-1 unoMial length h iv" I..ti kol-: on behind locked .!r nMlie S-r.:tf end of the caplt t 'lil-in; the Mvt i of l:is brother.) few rlav. The ,ur hni lome c.ia-f- . ician nowed with ' leetrn-1-v. anj eiorn n.e I been snr-.( of e'-mnnmllo i work the defeat of the raft mov. rneii- ore of the most prominent S-nat rs has' dei i.-d tiiat aiiy combination Is being f.-rmed. Rut when T'ree,l further he frtnkly admitted that 't wa.i 'rue ' an.l tnatiy" lnfliientl -1 Republicin Ver t.irs wero eoni'ng to loot up'in ih Tuft -!n-lid.n-y Aith very rironx favor a i ;i r suit of the abie of Pe l era I patrotiMse. In a.ldit! n tt n .nt ha . not forgotten it triiiei' !th the administration .Turing: the list feve years nor has It o"t 's resentment." t In our udg,nnt the ipen, m l ; f.ft.-n purtisan, a Ivm-acyof Ms ran-d-ldaer nv tiie I'resldent is one of ' that of MaJ. A. A. McKethan, adu-! Taft's greatest sources of weaknesr. tant of Camp No. S 52. Sunday after- i for the be element of hl partv re- s-n4s H and w HI sr-.-uv n. it ne T-nnu; the nomination th best tTnff he rnnj do is to get romehofiy 'o fip irm turn Roow-vc-U loose. XCT'S OF THE I'I'IT.R CAPE I IIVI! A line Trlliute lo Ceiieral Ia-i- ( Iront I'jIIxIoiih Mecln lc-riilrs I'or the I'nhllo Itoiid Xcna In Itricf. BptoUd to Ti e "liservr Fayetteviile, Jan. 22. One of the beot talk, the writer-will venture to y, made an wl. re in the Sta,te on the occasion of Lee's birthday, was noon, jie una tne rieaure, of a personal ac-indlntance it the great Sou'hern le-dr. nd hi narrative of his personal recollections of Ii-e was slmp'y but graphically to!d. and he secured the hearty taanks of the whole audience. One of the gi.tet religious mn-t-Irs ever held In ".'uorberland' coun'y has been, going on -during the pas; 'k at GaUtia Presby-ttrian church. !n Seventy-Fjrst townihip. conductej hy tvr.g':.st Wll'.Um Rlack. Sun. day at Ifus. 1,200 people attended th meeting, and there were 6R additions te the Biir.lri.i!p of the i hjrch. ., John P.. Eaolar waa arrested ilon- When the Stoir.aeti. Heart, o'r. Kidney rervs net weak then the.e crg.ins nl- nvs fiill. TKin f ilrue the Stimarh. nor Himulat the Meiirt or Kldrvys. That Is Imply a makeshift.. Hot a presrrltlnn k"wn tn lrurrits rvi-rjwhiri Dr. t lioor Reu,ratlva Toe RttrtlTii Is prepsred eprel for thrs wrak inside -ve. Str.ngil.en. thew.. nrve. reiild them up wl'h Ir. Snoop's Rj-storatlve tatdi-l i'T hiJ.I(' and ree how qil.eklv heip ill come. Free simple ft nt on r!UMt hy Dr Khoor. lUetne. Wis. Your t"tH Is mr.lv worth tl.ts slnifle tt. Mullen's Pharmacy. OFFICE OF THE MECHANICS' PERPETUAL BUILDING' & LOAN ASSOCIATION JANUARY, 13, 1908. nOW DOES A DISTRIBUTION IN THESE TIGHT TBIES OF 0.00 Strike You This is the amount the MechanitV Perpetual -Building & Loan Associa tion will pay out on Tuesday, the 22d. day of this month. Panics come and Panics go, but this Institution goes on in the same oven tenor of. its hitherto 25-years existence, loaning out hundreds ' of thousands of dollars annually, tending to the upbuilding of 'our .city, and paying out hundreds of thousands of dollars to matured, shareholders, and in 'the cancellation of mortgages to happy. "Home Owners." NOTICE ' To shareholders of the 38th Series. With the payment of dues on Saturday, the IStli inst. that Series will mature, and on Tuesday, 22d we will be ready to pay in cash to matured shares , and in cancellation of mortgages Total. . . $45,000.60 . .. .. . $33,000.00 $78,000.00 ' TO THE CITIZENS Stop ancThcstcw a thought on the far, that, while, .every avenue for borrowing a dollar, regardless of sufficiency of the security offered; seem ed closed for the last 4 months. The Mechanic's Perpetual Building & Loan Association loaned during that time to its shareholders the, sum of $123,000.00 ail these vast and helpful transactions are conducted and managed by your own citizens, without pay, in an humble and unostentatious manner, no fine Marble Palaces to inspire confidence, nor to indicate their Home Offi ces, but we point to the more than 3,000 houses in and about Charlotte ac quired by and through this institution as our monument. TAKE NOTICE of at On March next this institution will, have completed its 23th ( year it-existence, and will endeavor to celebrate its "Silver Anniversary" which it is hoped that the citizens in general, and the shareholders of this in stitution in particular will aid in the celebration, by giving some public ex pression of their approval of the management of this institution. NOTICE! The 51st Series will commence on Saturday, the 7th of March, and the Subscription Books for which will be open Monday, February 7th. R. E. COCHRANE, Sec., Treas. ' S." WITTKOWSKY, President W. F. Clegg Commission Co. UTS AND PRODUCE WHOLESALE ONLY Greensboro, N. C , 'Phone No. 66. Presbyterian College For Women CHARLOTTE, X. C. ' Second term begins January 0, J908. Special rates to new pupils. Rev J. R. Bridges, D. D., President (INCORPORATED) A SCHOOL WITH A HEPCTATIOX FOR DOIXO HIGH-GRADE WORK One of the best equipped schools in the South. THE LARGEST, THU BEST. The strongest faculty. More graduates in positions than all othtr schools In the State. Book-keeping, Shorthand. Telegraphy and Ecgllih. Write for handsome catalogue. Address - ; KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Charlotte, N C, or Raleigh, N C. . v a COAL - COAL A The best, the cheapest, the cleanest is y 1 "Standard Blue mm A Ask for it next time k Standard Ice & fuel Company A COAL AND ICE 'PHONE 19 CHOICE CUT FLOWERS Here we are tfain. with ererythlng fa the way of Cut Flowers. ' The choicest selection ol Cot Flowers. The , best service. Th lowest prices consistent with quality. . - ' Just a word about our . Fancy Carnations, Roses, Lily of tho Valley and Violets. They are the Kew Tork kind. The best ever. Don't fall to secure some of them. DILW0RTH FLORAL GARDENS,, W. G. McFbee, Prop. 'Phones: Nlfht can 211; business- f00. Chariot t, X, d
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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