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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBoERYElV APIilL 1; 1903. t f t A - : t I t i it I K. a r t 3 '. ia I... 1 .- GTATE1I CXI B Y $ YBM Ail AS TO l,n OXET.VRY- 0030D5SIO V. U- lng " Bwn 'Assured Ttutf HU Amendment ProvMrrt For Mone tary CXwnmieioa W ould B Enscte-d Into Uw, fceustor 0eroau Willi drew It, But Before Dotac? so Made Suuemeri ' Against Ue Many Kinds of Mooer W Have Aklrk-ti BUI Does Not Get at Root of the Trouble-Tte OonmstsKtoa to Make Extended lTeloo. v ; BT, H. E. ' CJ BRYANT. the reountryVina I thV'cro'p seefvU TU SiftlM tsl ttt lTWf '.' -thereof, , and recommend and report ,0b me I I eaw a htire and loathsome sty, to ( the President on j or before the I Wherein a drove of wallowing swine -first, day of January, H0r whdshalU were barred, -.- -' -ti- -transmit same-to Cdngress WJth, such f-cphos. hanonet ahocked ths nostril and recommendation' as , he ' may, , deem , the eye' ! 9 - '" ',"- ' ' CizJL2- r'ivK-lTheB Poke wMj?BehoM thasource Letthls.-confmleslon ; report the facta: Then . we ."can legislate In teUlgently - upon - thia great question bo vital to the Interest of the whole country. f.IILLS;AND MARKETS " J ' 1 Observer Bureau.-' v: . CJongress Hall Hotel" . " ) .Waablnjrton. March 11.. Senator Overmans of North Caro rBnaT'belng assuredby Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island, T.i that the provisions . ot his amendment, pro vldlng .' for a monetary commission, would be nacted Into. a law, with " ' drew It at bin request. But, before ' wlthdrawm, the anendmnt, Mr. - Overman made the foUowing state ment: i . Tor ear In every campaign It has been the slogan of a great politi cal partrtthat -the Dtngley tariff and sound money bss brought prosperity and made- this country blossom as the rose. vWe still have the Dtngley tariff: we -still have sound money. 1 and yet we 'are now conironiea wna - perhaps the- greatcet mony. panic 1 ' this pountry has seen. The' soup ' v: houses have come again millions of laborers : are. out f employment trnnar men are walking the streets - begging .bread,, and th...idinner . pall la mntrr i. ; i ."We have sound money,' btit we are cursed, with , an unsound banking system, and.-, in my Judgment, there I - the i troubla. Wes. i-It. la not. more money we need, but a reform of our cunrency Bywtem. W'e have, too many " kinds of money old . and sliver, old . certificates and silver certin - rateaA Treasury ' notes . - andi bank . ' and now it is proposed to Issue another kind of ; currency-- ' credit money, like bank notes, issued ' ' noon stocks and' bonds upon which - the people .pay the taxes and pay the Interest on money lusued. "Oreat inflations of the . currency, as well as axreat contractions of the currency, are. always dangerous, xana N"now this bill proposes to allow the banka-of -New York and Other money centres to issue five hundred millions more of this credit money and to contract It at will A' PLETHORA OP MONET. "itore ' monevv. needed! "Why, sir, on the J2d day Af August" last,-wtth a per capita , of W5, we naa on ae posit . in the banks of the country i. more money than ever before In our history. The national banks , alone r "' ha on" deposit In lawful money : mora, than seven hundred millions, more than ever beforeiln the history of national bank, and as late as me third day of IXcmber they had over six hundred millions of deposit, and the banks are retiring money at the rata nf nine millions a month or . one hundred and eight millions jar. and are clamoring for the op nnrtiinltv to do SO. "At the: time we had this plethora ef.monev.lhe country was never so . - nroanerous. labor was in demand . everybody was employed at reason able wages, transportation companies .were taxed to tneir ruiiest capaciuea, : the farmers were practical ly out o debt, their cribs were 'groaning with n hir Kina were full to over- " flowing with wheat, millions of bales of cotton were under the sheds ready for market; when, suaaeniy me u tresalng news came from Wall Rtrt that there its a money panle. - There-wae a-loss of confidence;-the -country- banks stopped paying cur rency; the money sharks drew out their money tq prey upon the peo- nie and managers - - of many in dustrlal Instltutlonj had to take the train, for New York and purchase on - the curb currency at a premium of 1 S and 4 ner cent In order to meet ihalr weekly tSV rolls. - : ."Rnch. a nanlc at such . a . time, under such conditions. In the rreateat. as well as the weslthlest - - country on " earth, mskes the pride of the Amerlcsn citizen tinge with sorrow.' - -BUT A THIN PATCH. The Aldrich.blll docs not get at the root of the trouble but only ad tninlaiera to the diseased surface. It a aald it Is a catch; It is a thin patch, at that, upon ths crasjr (jullt ef our monetary system, a wh b lntinn ' for use only when death Is Imminent or an emergency' cornea, - -. locklna- the door when the. horse haa MCaned. "What avail would this Mil have been, what relief would It have brought to the country banks lawt October? The country banks do not ewn Bute, county, railroad or municipal bonds. They only bear J or 4 per cent. Interest snd the banks cannot sfford to own them when they can loan every dollar they have st 1 snd i per cent. These bonds generslty go, to he great money centres snd are held by - Barings . banks. Insurance and trust com panies snd the great national banks. Jt la a monstrous proposition to say that ths bank would have taken one hundred thmiKaud- and more .of currency from thrtr vaults to pur chase bonds and -t bark In return only lit.Oee" to $90,009 In hlgh- . taxed money. "There seems to be a demand in . ... this country ffr some legislation in - order to' rpetore conndewe; and lb la evident that we can get no otherj . legialatlon at this seion. I shau, therefore, yielding to this demand, support the Bailey substitute rather than the ;AldrU'h bill, because 1t provides for the government, not ' the : banks, lo' Issue thrt Tnonsyr be cause, it. provides for two-thirds Of our reaerve to be ket at home 'and not send three-fifths t tne reacrve hanka in be used for the nefarious ' purnoaes of the frenxled finsnders . mnA trnrk aamblera and Secause it nrmridra for u. more equitable dis tribution of the-money thioughout the different sections, t have. Intro duced an amendment ' providing for the establishment of a money com - mission jrhlcbiahell atudrUi ques tion. investigate condltloas afd the 1. causa ct the. psnlcand '.Report, to -' Congress -on. the 1st ot Jan-wwr 'that we may legislate InteUfgeutly . noon the Question. "We want to provide against panics nd not for -r-panics, whicb other - countries' rarely' have. It is ad ' mltted that thla bill is but a make shift. The people of this country do not want makeshifts, but demand substantial relief. . I cannot support this measure, but think that . we ought to have' a commission, to get the facts as provided In the foiluw- . Ing section of mr smendmen::- . ' ' OUGHT TO HAVE A COMMISSION. "That It anaJl'be the duty of the said - commission to' Immediately in vestigate the causes of the recent panic snd the relstion of the bank ing and: currency system thereto, and the relation ef loans made by national banks to brokers and others operating on the stock exchange, " and give the character of ths col lateral accepted as security, and all matter necreary to discover : any tbufwi that mas exist In. or grow ' out of. the existing system ot trading! Sold - on margins, and investigate as to what changes snd reforms -. are r"ct-' a.ry in ths banking system of the couritry to prevent If poaaible, . f ..ture fanica, considering the-vsrl-' 's r.ee.'is of the different parts of TARXS AND CURTAHiMEVIi U- Plearbr"a More General Reduction ,,of Output Tnan Any Yet-Attetapt- - cCT.- '-"'-- -......'''"'-, v Conditions : are such ; la 1 the .cotton yarn market that they are, worthy of more than passings attention.". In years. rone. by. the' market , for , cotton yntrs lias been ' In more or less dis organised states., but It would be hwt to imaarina ' a combination of more ' adverse ? clroumstances than those , which are In existence - at the present day, - No. only Is the market disorganised as to price, but It Is also completely out of harmony with the laws of supply and demand. BexK ln- theTOarket-wnt-through 4 period of hard time along with every other' branch of , trade, but at that time. In snite of the adverse condi tions which existed. It was, neverthe less, possible to unload yarns at a price. Now. however, even some of the most tempting offers go begging and business Is light with cotton yarns selllpg on a basis, of eight-cent cotton, when in fact the price or tne fiLa.ftmtriai basbecn, and still Is, much higher. The price of cotton has been going down of late, to be sure, and nearly everybody Is ot the opinion that It must go still lower, and yet no one Is anxious to see any such event, take place with too great suddenness, since It would mean a further stats of da morllxatlon In the cotton yarn market than now exists. At the best. however,-the ouBcome of the raw, cot ton situation Is so highly speculative that it 1 better for. the time being for -n to -turn our-attention to the laws of supply and demand for a pos sible solution of some of ths present difficulties. . a , ' That the stocks of yarn n the hands cf the dealers are far higher than they thould be for the good of the market everybody recognises, and this brings us to ths uestion of curtailment on the part "of the spinners. It may well be sa'd at the start that by far the ma jority of the spinners have lived nobly op to their agreements In regard to curtailment' but the question arises as to whether It would not be better for all concerned If a more general curtailment of production were re sorted 4o than has as yet taken place. This opinion Is Justified by the fact that the curtailment In the manufac turing end of the buslneea has so far overbalanced the curtailment, of the production of yarns that .there lias been no perceptible leasenlng of the Then spoke a spice. K ot larai" . -, ".. JUnea, ana sew a neaa mat accmeu at ion One glistening mass.of roses pure and white, . .-. ' . ' ' With dewy buds 'mid dark green foliage v. oursed; . : . ' '' : And, as I lingered o'er the lovely sight. The summer breeze, that cooled that . , Southern scene. - . . VrhumerecL Behold the source of V Negro BoyTJirowTFromBnggy and v ..- . , .Killed.. . : , "par Xcellent Mfg. Inquiries answered by 8pttal.te Tbs Ooasrver, ;, r . . WaynesviUe, March 11 late yes terday afternoon " a"s ; : Tom . : Leather wood, a colored boy ;10 or 11 years old. was driving a borae hitched to a buggy near the depot' the horse be came frightened and ran vWently un til the buggy struck an .obsxuetion near . the railroad track and - tuxned over. The boy was thrown head foe- fmnaf tralnit an Iron rati prnihlnff tiNT bn ii ,nm riirh ha Ait auui aftae. ? "edmont Bldg. . , 'Phones warda , ., .-. . . . .-, c- ,Tha horsalrokelrom-i the buggy with the shafts hanging to him. amd ran upon ths platform of the passen ger depot thence" into a cattle pit and was there caught and held. ' .' THE WEATHER, for Washington. March ItForecast Wednesday and Thursday V ' Virginia, cloudy and threatening Wednesday: Thuraday rain; : light vari able Winds hanomlngeaaL , . - North Carolina. South Carolina. Geor gia, east and west Florida, fair Wednes day and Thursday; light west to south winds. ' , . .- , Tennessee, fair 'Wednesday and Thurs day, colder In west portion Thuraday. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and east ' Texas, fair Wednesday and Thurs day; fresh south winds. . ' . . ' (Arksnaaa fair Wednesday; Thursday rain and colder. West Texas, fair Wednesday; Thursday fair In south, rain aqd colder In north portion.' . - - ' Kentucky, rain Wednesday; Thuraday fair, coldar 1st west portion. Wsat Virginia, rain Wednesday; Thurs day fair. local, orncw u. s- weather BtmEAU. Charlotte, March Jl. Sunrise 1:11 a. sunset S:43 p. m. TEMFKRATUKK tin oegreeai. Highest temperature .. .. ... .. .. .. Lowest temperature.., Mean temperature ..' .. .. Excess for the dav .. .. .. ........ Accumulated excess for the month Accumulated excess for the year..,, PBVi'IPITiTinV (In InehcaV Total for '24 hours ending 8 o. -m fl.W Total for the month .... 4.2? Accumulated deficiency for month.. . Total for the year'.. .. .. 14. 30 Accumulated excess for the year.... 0.W Prevailing wind direction .. ... ....8. W. W.- J. BENNETT, Obaerver. o LOOK! LGOIC! Out for. the .railway ttalnv 20' to 48 Southern trains pass a strip . " of land, a certain spot -of " " '.', "r earth, dally., X"', '.' ,Ths spot's, for sale V It's In '.Charlotte 1(9 by . near COO ' - , , , ' v "' . . ; feet 'T"-' :' - V V F. D. &LEX71NDBR He writes Fire Insurance, C87-S4&. GILBERT C tU'IUTC C, E."' ; Consnlting - - - . CIVIL ENGINEER : : Durham, N. C. Waterworks, Sewerage,; Streets: Wa ter Filtration, . Sewage . Dispone! 1'ians, : neporu, Ksumates, . eupcr vision of Construction. , v, i ... ' jordaa, on'Cie Equare.- UsfeV finest fix:ch . .4 rnmiL fresh, and pni .crushed from the virgin i olive- Imported oslyJn original pack- 'lcontaminated V Y:y 'J ' UNADULTERATED " ' v,' UNADOKNED ? . - . Makes most tleyclous mayon- "TINB FORWET-Xi-FOLKS . FINE FOR SICK FOLKS ' v Fine for babies . ; , - Absolutely perfect, absolute ; 7; far, pure. 4 R. H.: &C0. . HmM -T. -' - " -VTE WEVEB O-OSE,- NUISES, REGISTER m., 76 61 " 64 at OBJECT TO STRONO MEDICINES. Many people Object to taking the addition . to this fact, some of the spinners, although they -have been shy of orders, have, never theless, been running on stock yarns end piling them up In their need of internal treatment In any case Of muscular or- chronic rheumatism, and more than nine out of every-tea eases of the disease srs ef one or the other of these varieties. "' When there Is no .fever and little (If any) swelling, you may warehouses for fesr of losing their; know that it is only necesaary to apply heln to he farms or to other solnnera if Chsmberlln s Lin ment lreeiyi tq get they y shut- down completely. Now.lJ"1' JJ1::0!" Z nuivvrrrri-ftji u.aiigTO- in ineir loaing their help to other spinners Is prac tically eliminated since all of the spinners are in exactly the same posi tion. Granting, even, that some of the 'help would seek employment on the farms If the mills shut down. there would be fclight difficulty Jn getting them back again as soon as conditions should Justify the resump tion of normal activity on the part of the mills. Should the spinners,, on the other hand, continue to pile' up stocks, there Is a question as to how long some of the weaker factors would be able to carry them and there would be a danger of the yarns belna thrown on the market at a time when anything rather than such an event should take plsce. . Considering all these facta. It certainly - seems for the interest -of the spinners, ss well as for the welfare of the market that curtailment- should continue with -re newed vigor, unttt market conditions Justify return to normal activity. New or Proponed Textile Mill.. Bulletin Manufacturers' Record. Kin ton, N. C. Hosiery yarns. . Csawell Cotton Mills, previously fully reported, begins construction this week; two story building, 80x200 feot with 40x50 . foot engine room and 40x50 foot boiler room;, will bllld. by white labor: to have 1,400 spindles for manufacturing soft hosiery yarns. . Blbbersteln. f Charlotte, N. C- is mill engineer. Contract was awarded for machinery. , Islington. N. C. Knit goods. Tadkln Knitting Mills Company will not rebuild before fall its plant re cently reported burned. Marion. N. C Textile products. ported Incorporated in January witn capital s4oc)t. of 1100.000 U not yet ready to announce its plans lor mm. Address rare of J. IAt Kay. King's Mountain, N. C. . " Itcv. Charles A. , Campbell Accepts , Call to Georgia, Bpxlal to The Obaerver. '? wayneayme, jarrn si Kev. nr. Charles -A. Campbell, , pastor of the Presbyterian church here, has accept ed a call to a church In Quitman, Ga., and will leave for his new Held ofa- bor, in. aoout two weeaa, , Dr. camp- bell has been here for flee years and has done a great work, .having suc ceeded in building up his congregation and strengthening his church o a great extent. lUUnder his charge the new houae of worship on Main street a as buliLlHJs dcparturewlllb greatly regretted by a host of frlenda His successor has not yet been se lected. ' :: .- ; - ' BANDY MYERS, ,. Consulting JSngineers. . Water Supply and Turificatlon, Sewerage, Sewerage Disposal, Roads, Streets, Pavements, Water . Power, Hydro-Electric Plants, Irrigation, Drains ge. Reinforced Concrete. Sur veys, Estimates, Plans and Specifica tions. Construction "..Superintended. Complete Plants designed and con structed." ------ Main Office. 171-77 Arcade Building, Greensboro,- North Carolina, Branch Office, Lanrtnbnrg, North Carolina. 6 Per Cent Bonds Our Coupon Bonds " are se cured by first mortgage on Im proved real -estate . double in value the amount of bond Issue. In addition to this first mortgage, they are guaran teed in every particular by our company. Nothing could be safer. Write for booklet, giving full description of. plan. - NORTH CAROLINA TRUST CO., Greensboro, N. C. A. W. McAllster, Prea v R. J. Mebane, Sec. and Trees. Water Power For Sale We offer for sale In Rutherford county, N. C on - Cove Creek, left-hand prong Broad river, water power sufficient to pull ten thousand spindle milt, with prop er dam, iscludlng UA acres of yery nn timber land, about seven miles West ef Gilkey, N. C, on Southern Railway, be-' twen Marlon, N. C. and iilackaburg, B. c ' The stream haa an average width of W feet snd It Inches deep makes one na tural leap ot about M feet at the fall a. The hills come down close together on althar aide, with an abundanca nt mm,. and -timber '. on,, the ground, making eost or aevoiupiircui iuw, wuu pieniy oi as us fled help. ' ; , Power wss measured by one of ths beat hydrauila engineera In the South, re. port on tile In our office. If you contem plate building a mill It will pay you to Investigate this proposition, where you can save eight to tan thousand dollars coal bill per yesr, on tea thouaand spin dle mill. The property has an elevation of eleven hundred feet, fine, healthy location with mire mountain air. We will sell for flO.. or exchange fori gooa couoa mm siocs or gut-edge- secu rities. SOUTHERjr RECrRiTTESr TRtST COMPANY, - -i 15 S. College SC. Charlotte, X. O. UQ - About Your Bank Account. If you are a new-comer . 1 - 7 , ! ; If you do not now keep a bank account ' If you want to make a change for any reason Call and talk the matter over with lis, as we think we can convinceou.that - l . . i ; . . . . This is the Bank in which : to. make your . deposits, whether on cer-: tificate at 4 per cent., in savings department at 4 per cent., compounded 'quarterly', or in a checking account. , ' ' - 1 : COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $4,000 For seven houses and lots, renting, for 14S0 .per year. v . 11,600. cash, balance easy. You want to see this if look-. Ing for a good investment. Close in and . Is a fine manu facturing site. ".-'' $8,500 Will .buy tenthouses and lots. Income 1520 per year. All houses In good condition and stay rented.; Take a look at this property. ' .v , $3,000 For-seven-room two-story house, all . city conveniences; , . large- lot beautifully shaded, alley -en side; close in and a bargain at this price. $1,160 For nice five-room cottage on Twenty-first street, near Brevard. House has never been occupied and is built of - ' best lumber. ,. $1,800 For lovely lot near Elisabeth College, on shady side of -rf.r streeU-high,, nice., location and is cheap at abovaprlce. J. E. MURPHY & COMP'NY 41 N. Tryon. 'Phone $43. DACGAir; i;i pk eh lgt - -Sif IP1 WORTH ' . :-50x150 feet Price... . . . . . , .... ... .$1,000.00 ; Who is : the fortunate purchaser! . . - SOUTHED; REAl BTATf WAN S . TRUST " am' . Capital, $78,000. ' ' N' ; ' ' Sarplns, $100,000. VT. 8. ALEXANDER, - B. A. DUNN, -;-A. itr McDONALD, " ... ' ' resldent. , . Ties President.' ' Seaand Treae.: First National Bank CHABLOTTE, N. 0. ORGANIZED l$B5. - . -Capital and Profits... ... .$140,000.0' - Tour business respectfully solicited. HENRY M. McADEN.. . . .President . JNO. F. ORR..., ..Cashier, The Merchants i Farmers National BanR " . . CJharlotte, N. 0. y'-r::' DSPOSITAET FOR United States Government . Jftate of North Oarolinal::Z '. , ' : - County of Mecklenburg and - City of . Charlotte. v , ; " n We would. also like, to be your depositary. GEO. Ki" WTXSON, President. " rso. B. ROSS, Vice Prestdesit W. ,C. WILKINSON. Cashier. CX?CO0C300C3000000000C30O0O000OCO00OC3 there is bisiirir oVip wa v to make a fortunelhe only way fortunes are ever made, get your- money to work for you. However little at first, get it : started. y We pay "4 per cent." on savings and compound the interest , every three . months.'. . kM, Southern Loan & Savings Bank- aOHNt M. SCOTT, President. W. 8. ALEXANDER, Vies prea . . W. U JENKINS, Cashier. - ' . ' coooooooooooooooococxx)ooooooooooooocxx?ooooooooof 4 Bloclis ' : . .' ?'... From Square Seven-room Cottage, modern conveniences, lot; .40x193, side entrance; good stable . . .'. . .-. . $3,600. 'Can arrange terms. This property is especially ; desirable because close in. "Will be sold at once. Brown & Company. 'Phone 535; 203 N. Tryon St. THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK : ; Depooltoiy For the . United States, . State of North Carolina, tZT'""- County of .Mecklenburff. 5' City of Charlotte.- . ; : - Resources ............... . ...$1,500,000.00 . Ijarge, and small accounts invited and treated in as v liberal a manner , as balances and responsibility warrant. ... : , ' . -: '": - B."pr HEATBV Trealdeal. ' JOHN M. SCOTT, Vice President. - -tv-Br-UTTLlb Vice rrealdent. W. DL TWITTT, Cashier. 5 ONLY .' Ws offer a k-room cottage, with reception half, bath, sewerage, electric lights and woodhotme; well, located, 11 block off car line; rents for $18.00 per month. For. ... . ... ..... ..... ..,,.$3,000. Terms for five days only, $250 cash, $1(0 in months and balance through building and loan association. Good for a home or In vestment " - . ;'" " "' " ' - ' ; :" v . ' ' iv. ": ;..".; . v ' CAROLINA REALTY CO., - I W. D. tFILKINSON. Sfanager. B. R. LEE, Secretary. . 1. P. LONO, Sales Agent. ,V.... 4S Zorth Tryon St. ; , 'Phone $01. TTflliil.4..f.l1 i; ; Valuable Railroad Sites ii We offer for' sale a valuable railroad frontage, close In. This property Is especially adapted td warehouse or wholesale marcan- " t)le purposes and Is one of the very few' such properties now io be ii had In Charlotte. For further Information," see ua" " . J I! The Charlotte Trust a Realty Co. jj ii ,- ' . 'Capita! $200,000.00. v - . . J Phoric 377SS 18 1 Trade iuioiitniiiiriiiiiiioiiir XXXXXXXXXX3 cninmunii DEPOSITOR In oiir Savings Department should increase m ii or beforerApril :4thiwUlzdraw:: interest L from MiAprU 1st if left three months. -We pay 4 per cent.. . . .; : ... ,.;,;-;vk:a:;.y THE AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY ' ; Tnist BmUding. , ' . . g : sMiiniUiiiiiniiiiil Av Full Measure of Merit In Parade! Guaranteed iindef Pure Food and Drugs 'Act June llr llM.- Serial Ns. -J, 5- t . a n., . . , - Invaluable to Sufferers from ' '' - - LTVER TROCBX,H . ' . . ' - . KIDXET TROCBLO . ' ' STOMACH TROCBLas ;r . " . TOX8TIPATION ' , ' ' - . ': RlfECMATISM ' . - : :' .:: rXEQCALED rOR THE OOMPIiEaUOal V - 7 by all Prngglsts ii crn ts Ro binaoa ami . McCracken ole 7' -" tiibutors, 54 East,, 21st Street, New. York, and - Pis. IimVLBY'S PiiaRMaGYJ Charlotte, JV. Q. . ' CalI fer Free Trial rackage). Tke SoutKern Railway has . many vlrtuea but in attempung to escape a Just, though, perhaps, a technically-Illegal taxation, and. succeeding, places an additional dol lar on every taxable poll In old Mecklenburg, she's simply driving nails In her own coffin. "Where do the Juries come fromT . f n. r '', - V Sr-l-j THE TOlOaERCIAIjyMEN; , .; .,'. too. are being antagonised, and pray tell me. Fair Sister, what other class does for you as much as they? There are breakers ahead! - . -' . - ,. THE MTTUAL "B HXT UALOXET : . -.'wouldnH do such.' She pa"s her toll, yet serves 11, wen. . The .people all pay her. court. - She gets their money, thousands of it, tut, la due season, turns It back, with goodly Interest. . - . ,v " ; 1 THE NEW 8EBIES' ,;. C . pens April 1st. Just watch the people as they crowd into It! They're coming new! Just note the procession , and -learn a lesson. Pear Southern.".. , . . , 4- ; -. ' . . ' : . , . EvLe KEESLER,. Sccl and Trea Phone $44. , r . S 8. Tryoa St. Wood.; Fibre Wall Plaster, "Hard Clinch. X M IMC UWII'"" - .v'" rreealng does not hir.;' natural . ahrlnkage win not crack ltt water does Sot make U fall off; bard as sto new .Writs, tor bonkleC ; QHARLOTTB PLASTER QO. ', '. Charlotte, N. O. r Writs for Booklet. r Sonde ' VJ anted . . N'orth Carolina 6tate 8lxea-due ltl. . x ' North Carelina State Fours, due 1JJ. ., . ' ' f North CaroUna State Fours, due 1910.. ' '. AUd North CaroUna R- Stock. , - - -. , - RO.VDS VOR UAIM. . -, - - .... I,00 Mecklenburg County a - ..,1 " , : . J.soe Atlantic, Tenn. st Oh lo a due lllf St.seO City of Concord s, due 17. -0.09O Cotton' Mill , due . .... v - lO.eOS ' First Mortgage Real i Estate s, due Ull V ' ., 10,000 City of 8tatesvillei 6s, due 1938. , - :i F. e. ABBOTT & eOMPANY "I
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