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OUAJRLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, AUGUST 17, 1CC3. GONFEDEEATE: t- . ". - ., v . ' - Wrttten tor The Obaerver. ' - .v I j AH collectors of Confederate tnon- v have no dtfubt felt the inconven- T :r.oe rJta-k - complete catalogue ot that very In teresting branch of collecting.'. The luue of money by: the Confederate dates government is so splendidly itemized ia Mssmr s catalogue, that It it a matter of f enuine re- - Bret that there are not similar cata logues of tne Coafederate money JlueAhy.ihajaawal.,State. goyacaxBcnU . of tha Confederacy. OririmaiiT berinnlns- with an at- - (mnt te ascertain hew many apec! mens were contained la his collec tion, the writer vral years ago at. . tempted a Mating- or ins severs i Including every different variety, that ., was contained in Ma collection. In this . simple attempt at a Hating of these. " several apacimena an easy method of classlncation of tha bill waa found by taking the dataa printed upon fno billa and then sub-dividing this t elassWeation by listing tha Bills of ,v. each denomination, and further ex- i tending that aub-diviaion by taking - the. several varieties, and then liat- Ing each individual olll by tha aerial letter by which It waa identined. Soma one haa said if ne will act In a com vi on aanaa way about matters - presented htm for decision, he will ' usually act right, and for that rea ' on it Is thought, and it la certainly Iioped that thla arrangement and classification of the Confederate notes -Issued by tha State of North Caro-- Una way be the correct one It la alao aimil&r to the well prepared lint cataloguing the mowy issued by the v Confederate SUtea government. t Thla list does not purport to be a -complete list, but ia eimplx. a cata logue list of the collection own d by ' the writer, and I printed la ord.r ' that other collector may have the ' advantage of what information there nay be as to the Confederate money i- issued by the State of North Caro- ( Una. Thla Hat dos not purport to cata ? logue the Treasury notos Issued by tha State, the datP on each one of tj which almotit without exception, ta filled In with pen. - Ona trouble about the work of col lectors of all aorta of curios la that " they aeldom carry thlr experiences, ' idea and knowledgfl gained from collecting to such a point of definite neaa that othr collectors going over ' tha eame ground may make us of their experience. : With the bopea that the publlca . tlon of thla catalogue of a part of . the notea issued by the State of , North Carolina ae the Treasury notea are not Hated), during the civil , war may be of aome value fo other ; CoBectors of North Carolina money, and aave them considerable trouble ' 1n fdentlfylnr and clarifying their apeclmens. aa well a enable an ac tual llet of thene notea to be mude; , thla Hit ia aent you for your ap r provtl. A. H. ANDREWS, JR. Ttalelgh, Aug. i, 1908. Ut of North Carolina Confederate ' currency In the colleetlon of A. B. An - drew. Jr.. No. 230 Fayettevllle etroet, -Raleigh, N. Ot t ' n,i t. not Intended aa a complete Hit, fc . J.. .. m ....llmlnitrv One TOT tT)8 - purpose of claanlfylng and ratalogulng the different leaue and varieties, In the bopea that from thla the writer may make a complete lit. ' ' October 1. DWl-Two Teller.. ' -1 Vlanette 2 in lower lott-haad corner. Figure 2 In upper right-hand ' comer. Imprint of F. W. Borneman. Charleston, S. C. Serial lettera A and " C (old Engllah). Printed on back of 14 ,' Bank of tha Slat of North Carolina, t (b) Same as (a). Serial letter C. printed on back of 100 Hank of the Stale at North Carolina. One Dollar. 1 f. (a) Safe, dog and key. Femala flg- Wre to left. Imprint of N. C. Deaf and '' Iumb Print. 6 Inches by 2 11-1 inches. Haa One Dollar In red printed on back. f Printed on' back of $3 Bank of State of ' North Carolina. 4. (b Same as fa). Printed on back af 84 Bank of State of North Carolina. " I. (c) Saane aa (a). Printed on back M Bank of State of North Carolina ''. FHty Centa. " t. (a) T-pe, Imprint or J. Ppelmari, ' Public Printer. ' ' 7. (b) Same as fa) with serlnl letter A. Twonty-Flve Cents. . e. rfr- trii-fini - ' . Public Printer. t. (b) Same nx (ft) with serial letter A. JO. (C) Same as fai with serial lelter U. Twinty Cents. U (a) Type- Imprint of J' Spelmsn, ! Public Printer. -Ten Cents. 15 (at Type. Imprint of J- Fpeltnan, t Public Printer. IS. (b)".eame,ss fa) "n greased paper. '. 14. (c) Sjna as fa) with rerial letter A. K. (d) Same as fa) with serial letter n. t Five Cents. r ' 1 (a) Type. Imprint of J. Hilmsn. Public Printer. r , 17. fh) Sm as fa) with serial letter A on.ier date. !t. (e) Same a fui will. 1.1. .fk to left t of "Five Centa." October 2d. ll-Two lK.llir. tt (a) Same ,as ta) of -tol-r 1st. . . lfcit Prlnt-.j on p!ln rnper. Serlul let v ter A. , X0 (b) Same ni fa). Printed on tack , of 85 Back of Slate of .Wrth Carolina. Serial lettnr D. One Dollar. . 1 t as is) of Drtoher 1st. 11 Printed on back of 110 Bank of State nf North Curollna. S (b) Bme as fa). Tiliited on back Of U fiaiik of State ot North Cnrollna. 3 (c) Same aa fa). Printed on back of ' 4 Bank 'A State of North Carolina fan- wther deslrn). Y U. fd) Kama aa fb) on greased p;.per. . October id. iVA One Dollar. a ... Ar.nV. 1Mt 1 if 1 je, va; wv - - Printed on bark of $in Bank ot State of ' J North Carolina. - Jt, (b) Same as (a). Printed on bck Ot 839 Bank of SUte or Norm aroiiiw. fT. (c) Same as (a) except smaller. 14 Inches by Ttk Inches. Printed on back of 81 Bank of state of North Carolina. - October 4th. 1K1 Two Dollar. '.' 58. (a) Bame aa (a) .J October lat. 1M. ' ftertel letters X B and D. Printed on '-" plain paper.' ' a. (b) Suae as (a) nf October 1st. MB. Serial letter A. Printed on glaaed paper. -v,v One Dollar. 3. Same as fa of October tbt. 1W. Printed on JO Bank of State of North Carsllna, .; , October 6th.,lKl Two Dollars, : '" SL (a) Same aa (a) ( October tat. MM. aerial letters A, B. C, D and E. Plain ; raper. ... . 82. (a) Similar to (a) of October lat. ' WX. except amaijer. fc4 Inches by 214 In chea, and ship inatea4 of aaie and dog. blp matee4 of sale and flog, -A ad B. JVetw ia rd on ba3t. , ..VUlJere On Dollar . October 11th, 1S61 Ob Dollar. ' Jt (aV San as a ot October Ifltta. MCt Serial letter B.- -. j : October -13th. 1W On Dsjlar. ' . ' 84. (a) Sm as a) of October 10th, 186L ' Serial ietters A and . October Bth. IMl-One Donar. l-. ' f ) 8am aa -tm) of October loth, 114.' Serial letters A and B. '" .1 i. October Jitlv VU On Boils s. 36. (a) Same as (a of Oetaber loth, lf,1. Serial letters A and Bv' October Itih. VOr-Qwt PoUas, al) 8aia aa; (a) of ; October n.- Sertal ' letter. A. - rwtniwv lata. 18St One Dollar. M 1 Same Ia) ot October JlOtb, iaa. Serial letter A and B. '" rv-tnhr lfthJ On Dollar. l Same as (a) of October . 10th, ISO. 6ertal lettara A and B. - -, October 18th. Ia-Ono Dollar. ; -' ',. 0. (a) Same aa (a) , of October lflth, 1L Serial letter A ana n. v " t Arinh istur isi Onaixmer.. . 'h.- W aama-ai..:taj of-October ,lltb; 1861. . aerial letters A ana a. - October ajth. la-On uoiiar.--- 41 (a) 6ana aa a) of October Wh, IM. Berial letters A and B. . October Hat, ll-Ona oonar. a1 (a) tsaaaa as ta) of October lft, ISO. Serial letjers A ana v. ' Beptember lat. MW-ona uoiiar. 44. (a) Figure 1 m circle lower left comer. Figure i in upper nmi. lettera A. B. C. D and K old Engllah). 45. (b) fame as (a) excepting jeuera larger. Serial lettara ana ' Finy ceaia. . (a) Ship under full aaO. . No serial letter. . t. , . 47. ( Bame aa a). barge "sni serial ittfr to left. Serial letters A. B, U u. E, T, O. H, K, U M. N, O and P. i. (cl Bame aa (a), eenai ner o left. Serial letters A. u u, . I, J, K and L. 49. iy name aa (a), written - aenai letter A art C on left awe. ffi. (e; Burnt aa td). Serial letterr wrttten A and B. JTintea on mme oi Korth Carolina L I per cent. bond. 51. (f) Pume aa (a). To lert ame ia no n writing, and on right aide la the num ber. Printed on Btate ei worm taronna $1 000 S per rent. bond. fl g) Same as (a), nenai inters wrttten on light aiae. reriai irur w. C onrt T. M. (M Siune aa (b). Irge letter to right Serial letters A. B, C. i. r, Ci. II. 1. J. K, L. U, N and O. H. (i Same aa fh. BlucK letter mall In alie) to right. Serial letters F and M . (J) l$ond prlnta not checked. Un certain whether a variety or not. Twcnty-Klve Ccnta. S3, (a) l-iirtfe 2Cets. Female figure lower left .comer. No aerlnl letter. M. (b) Hamn a (a. Trlnted on tool) State of North Carolina bond. ;,7. (c) Same aa (a). Printed on Il.ooo Cred) State of North Carolina bond. M. (dt Same aa (a). Printed on U.OoS State of North Carolina bond. 59. (t) Same aa (a). Printed on $ Stale of North Carolina bond. 60. (f) Same aa fa). Seriel letter on riahl A. B. C, D. K, K. H. I, J, K, U M. N and O.- 1. (g) Same aa top at right ilde. C. O, N and O. (a). Serial letter on Serial letten A. B, 63. (h Same aa fa). Serial letter to left of 25cts. Dlaok clear rut rspltal let ter. Serial letters C, D. I, J. K and M. t3. (I) Kama aa (a). Serial letter to left of 2Sct. Black clear cut ilallclxed amall letters a, b, c, d. e, h, 1, k, 1, n and o. Ten Cents (1). 4. fa) Hornets neat-vlgnette 10 upper right corner. Ten Cents across left aide. Imprint J. T. Pateraon ac Co., Augusta, Ga. Serial letters to right, A. H C, I), K, F. H..K. U M. N. O. R, H. T and V. s Ten Cents (II). f. (a) Negro plowing-block figure 10 tipper right corner. Imprint of J. T. Peterson & Co., Augusta, Qa. No aerial letter. Ot!. lb) Same as (a). Serial letters to left A, H, C, D, E. II, J. N. P. T and IT. Jnrtuary 1st. 1863 Fifty Dollars. C7. (a Portrait of Vance, surrounded by flags and drums. Fifty across right corner. F'gure of Justice to right. Fifty fin red) across face of bill. Serial lettera B, D, F, I, J and L. Twenty Dollars. M. fa) Vignette of Vance hornets nest lower right corner vignette 20 up per right. Twenty across left side of bill. Serial letter H Ten Dollars. . fa) State Capitol. Portrait of D. W. Court lower right. Rosette 10 upper right. Ten aorosa left aide of bill. X Ten fin red) acroaa face of bill. Serial letter fRoman) upper left hand. Serial letters H and E. 70. fh) Same as (a) except ! aerial let ter ffaney). ' Serial letter A. Five Dollars. 71. fa) Wherf scene at Wllmln-ton. D, W. !uH' portrait lower right. Vlg aeits G upper right. Goddess of Liberty to left side Herial letters A. B, C, D and K. Imprint of J. T. Paterson, Au gums, (la. Three Dollars 72. fa) Scene with two female figure, adapt.d from State seal. Serial letter to left. Her,., leuere It. C, D. E, F, and 73. fbi Same in (a) except serial letter lo right. A. a I). K. F. a and If. Two iKillars. 7i. fa) Stale Cupltul vignette t upper right and l. ft corners. Serial letter to left. Serial lcitra A, R. C. D, E. F. Cl. H. I. J. K. L iinri M fold English). One Dollar. 75. fa) Figure 1 supported by two fe. male figures, surrounded with emblems of commerce and Industry. Vignette 1 In upper right and left corners. Serial let ters to lert. Serial letters A. B. C. D, E P. . 11. I. K. L and M fold English). ' 76. fb) Same ns (a) except . haa lefter B (nlu HnglHlu to rleht. Serial letters A. H, C, I). K. i, u. J, ic L and M. Seventy. Five Centa. 77. (a) Female flture hehle .na blenn of l oininerce and Induatrv. Vt- nette 75 ,n npper right and lowsr left corner, Neilu, letters A. B. C. r IP F. O, If. 1, J. J. I. M, N and O. Fifty Cents aj . Sh'j. under full sail.. Serial let ter to rlt, A. B. C, D, E, F. O II I J. K, L, M N and O ' ' 79 fb Same aa (a) except letter In tipper right corner. Serial letters A, B -. l. K F. O, H. T. J. K. L. M. N and O. Twenty-Five Cents M. fn) Large Xot. Female figure low er left. Vignette a upper right. Serial leturs to left. A, II, C, D, B. F, O H I J. K. N and O. ' ' M. (b) Same as (a) with 2Sct ln red) on bsck. Serial letter A. B. C. D F H. I. J. 1 M. N and O. ' ' S2. fc) Same as (a) with parte of "One fin green) acroaa buck. Serial letters B I. K F, n. H, I. J. K. L. N and O. ' S3 fd Same aa (a). Printed on bnck of IS N. c. bill of January 1st, 1883. Ke rlal letter A. B. C. D, E. F, O. H I J K I. M N and O. M. e Same as fa). Printed on bark fi .u ix. i. tun or January 1st 13. Pe. r,ai letter, A..U. V. D. F. , I, J. U M, N, 0, P, R. 8, T and V. ' (O Same as (a). Printed on haefe of H N. C. hill of January 1st IMS. He. rial letters A. B, D. F. I. J. le. 1 XI P and V. n. tg) Same as (a). Printed an hrV of Seta, hill of Meehanle' Bank of Au- gusta, ua.. dated January 1st. lttt. lu. nai letter u. I, J, K, L, N and O. r fj, (h) 8aw as (a). ..Printed on back An. f ' EICELLEXT IIEALTII AD MCTJ. Mfa. M. Vf. Davison, of No.' XT OlfTordl Ave., Ban Jos. Cai-. says: "The worth aft Flactrte . Bitter aa a seneral fasnilyl remeoy, lor naanacn. .ottiousnesa anal torpor of tha liver and bols ts so pro-1 nouncea uiat i am promptee to say el word la sts favor tor tha benefit ei lhaul sasslnaj rellt4rm auch e4nctt, There 1 ia mora aeaitn tor ta ttgeauva ergaaa tal a aotue f Eiactno Binr tnaa la any) ether retnedy I know of gold UDOerl gaaraatee a sw orag sveras Hs guita. Ga-. dated January lat, 1X Be rial 'letters A, E. O. H. J. J aa O. ' g. (I) SaA as (h) except an different Set bill (back oraamented with mechanie to left ot bill). Serial letters D, K and F, 7-' Ten: Cants. -!- -r-;X- '. 89. ; a) Hornets neat. ' V1nett 1 in upper right corner. Serial letters in up per right corner. Serial letters. A. t B, C D. Br r, , I-J,- K, , Li, ,M- ,N0, P, Q. R. & T and V. - 'v.--::- u-. ; --. Five .Cats'- t a ' fa) 8tate 6eal. Vlgnetta 8 in npper right Serial letter to left - A B, CD, ei, r. o. h, i. i. -K. u m, j. o. r, w. R, 8, T and V. - X January let. ISSt-ruty Ceota. . -a fihip-under full aaiL )cts.. fln red) printed on face. SenaMeuerto-left. Serial letters A. B, C, A - E. F, Q, H. i. K. U M. K. O and P. . , . , Twenty-Five Cents. - , ft (a) lrge 25cta. Female figure to left Same as January 1st, 1863, except 26cta -in blue) printed on face. Serial lettara to light Serial letters A, B, C. D, E, F. O, H, J. K. U M. N. O and P. Raleigh, N., C, NO. Bo FayettevtUe Street.. LEGAL VIEW OF BROKEN HEART Curious Breach of Promise Laws In Other Countries. Tit-Bits. England Is the best place from Lthe plaintiff"- point of viow or a uruacn ui prumiif auiiwu. ah piner countries seem to regard with crave suspicion any attempt to recover monetary compensation for the ' loss of a prospective husband, and unless the plaintiff has a very strong case indeed it is never worth her white tp carry her jtMef Into the law courts. In France breach of promise cases arc rare for the simple reason that the law requires tha plaintiff to prove that she haa suffered pecuniary loaa. Now thla is not an easy thing to do on the part of the lady, especially In h country where a girl without a dot that la a marriage -portion -haa a poor chance of finding a husband. Holland and Austria have adopted the French system, and the result has hern about the same. Breach action are rare, the Injured damsels or their relatives usually taking tha law into their own hands. Practical Germany, as might be ex pected, has perhaps the best method for solving this problem, when a young coupla become engaged they have to go through a public betrothal ceremony that ought to knock all the shyness out of thorn. In the locar town hall the pair declare tholr af fection, willingness to marry,' etc., ending by signing a collection of doc uments that apparently leave no loop hols for escape. - But if either party to the contract wishes to withdraw another Journey Is undertaken to the town btll and another collection of documents sign ed, witnessed and sealed. Then the authorities determine the question of compensation should It be claimed. In this connection it may be said that the man can, and often docs, claim a solatium for his woundeTl feelings. The usual award Is one-fifth of tha marriage dowry. It Is easy to under stand, when all this la remembered, how loath the young people of Ger many are to break tholr betrothal oaths. As the law of Italy offers little or 00 protection whatever to Jilted dam sels and swains It Is not surprising that the stiletto should be the favor ite mode of deciding breach of prom ise cases. The Italian law demands that the person suing for "breach" shall produce a written promise to marry from the defendant; otherwise THE MECHANICS PERPETUAL B. & L ASSOCIATION Charlotte, N. C, flucf. 6th 1908 Mo! Second On September 5th commences our ftfty-second series, the subscription books for which are now open- The 39th series amounttn to 097,500 matured on July 15th and was paid off "Jess as Ea-Ea-JEa-sy" as falling off a log as were also the 38 preceding series, amounting In all to nearly . , v $2,000,000 We respectfully and seriously call the attention of non-borrowers or Investors to the fact, that by Invest ing with us they will make 6, 2-5 per cent net as against 1 5-8 by Investing In Institutions other than Dulldlng and loan Institutions, . : t i . " , Now Is the Time to Subscribe For the Fifty-Second Series R. L COCHRANE; Secretary M i i ,3 , . HES Jx FINEJ speaker COI DILLINGHAM'S BRTJUAXCT j Urged to Enter Volltlca Opens Here . Thi Week With Large Company . , Southern . Congrewtnuin Talks , of tho Man's Wonderful Ability. ; ..XI.-rAI:pilllngham,': who U , r to arrive inthls city. the early' part of this week with , his company and who la to spend, a month demonstrating bis peculiar ideas of advertising here' In Charlotte, is noted for. his elo-( quence as a speaker,:.. The wonderful! power he possesses of holding a ' largo audience- spellbound night after night for six, months of the year has done mere to earn for him the title of "The great advertiser", than any- thing else. He Is what might- be t cauea naiurai orator. . rrora inei nee until his address la finished ha commands the most perfect attention and gaining In the first few momenta complete control over the minds of - -" W y.v..W WKf, ....... W . It W " fairly hold them la the hollow of his hand by his masterly flow. of oratory, ' Several of Colonel Dillingham's friends and many of the politicians who- have heard him speak have urgwd pis entering the political arena, claiming that he owed it to his party and to himself to use his great gift in campaign work,' maintaining that his rise politically would be Phe nomenal should he once undertake political speaking. The colonel, how ever, refused absolutely to adopt the suggestion, his one argument . being that he is not Interested in politics, that be Is interested In his own busi ness and his advertising methods lie also says ha likes to mingle and come in contact with the great mass; 01 wonting people at large, tnat nil present methods allow him this privi lege, while political work would not. One of our Southern Congressman. upon hesrtng Colonel Dillingham speak for the first time. said. "If I had that man's wonderful power qf drawing, an audience and perfect case wnne speaking, there would be no office In - this country to which I would not aspire. I consider him second , to no one I have heard as a natural orator, and I have listened to the greatest speakers." When Colonel Dillingham begins his lectures In Charlotte, which will be given every evening and which are fr.ee, to all, the people of this city win nave an opportunity of Judging for themselves whether he it really as great an orator as has been claimed for him. T the action cannot proceed. This diffi culty Is almosr Insurmountable, and the Italian Judges are seldom trou bled to adjudicate between one time lovers. To bring an action for breach of promise of marriage against a reign ing monarch Is an achievement, but It, has been done, and by an English lady. It is now fifteen years since Miss Jenny Mlghell sued the Sultan of Johore, and as, there was a doubt whether the dusky one was actually a reigning monarch the case was al lowed to come Into court. But the Judge quickly disposed of the action by ruling It Inadmissible for the rea son referred to and Miss Mlghell was non-suited. k It Is remarkable that one of the two actions which have brought ver dicts of 10,000 pounds each to the plaintiffs should 'nave had for Its de fendants' the editor of a matrimonial paper. The second case wigs between a, well-known actress and the eldest son of an earl. Office of for the S either as borrowers or Investors. .S.,Yini(OVSIlY, President COTTON M ACKilNERY .' : PIcken Heyolying ' , Flat Carda rl Railway Heads and . Drawing k Frames ' Omnibus ReaJta-uront. :''- .'; London Globe. :: -: . Tho Paris boat strike, ; VpJch is financially good for the other modes of locomotion. recalls ' an attempt made when the omnibus was In Its Infancy of running restaurant omni buses. The idea was that t Viscount Botherel, the aon of a, very rich dip lomat He organised a service of twelve .omnibuses wherein the pas sengers could obtain s- cold collation and wine. ' ': V . 1'f-- ' The experiment waa hot a success, and waa only given tip after the pro moter had lost something like 25, 000 pounds. - " 1837 IMS. Guilford College For Botlt Men- mna Women. Courses in the Classics and In the Natural Sciences. Departments In Bible Study and In Musjo. Labora tories for Chemistry. Biology and Physics ;.' All buildings supplied with pure water and lighted by electricity. v - Noted for thorough Instruction and high moral tone. Located In the healthful Piedmont Section Of North Carolina. For catalougw address. Ju X. TIOBBS, Prosldenc.' " Oullford College, North Carolina. if f rrrz i rrrrzi r i Sm-Srft IsM I ml Sw 1 ij-liu,. W. Itnstiiarwsw ulini CMshgksr laajasa, AJs,laam VIROINIACOLJUBOB fnr Yenag Udka ta tta8ota., Mcttars MKub. Cub pus of lea aase. Urmwt saMataia sosaery In Vsller of Virginia. fsl Sor beshb. XaiopMa and American uachsa. Ooaasrvstory fcdTiiU Iq Art. Masloaaa BlanitleD. 0rttfleaiaratT4 st WUM)r. Ktudmw fresa SO SiMss. Moderate rstaa. For ektaiogn sMrew ' . J4 ATTIB t. HAKItlH. PrasHhot, staaflekO". Mas. Osstscbs HajuliJ Boacwaiaat. Vtrrsa, Fifty- eri8s 4 ' A. ' : p - In CHAELOTTE, 2J0ETH QJJL0U11A 0IZAEETH C0UI6E AND CCNSERVAtORY : Of KUSIC CHARLOTTE, ': W. ' O. Hlc Grade CoUege tm " Wonsesj. '." Beavttful avbwrtea laeav Worn, - acres ' campas. rerloeklag'tke dty; fins fcwildlngsl aalyersity edu aled, experteaoed taaoV A. B, Degree Course aa level witb the best eoV- legos for men; eleetiva .degree cornea, . .,' Kpedaltlest MtisJi Art ael SsyressicMi BchooUt ' Alrnt ' . To '' yrevlde broad ad liberal eltw far yoaog woao. ' Zllstratsd : catalogue seat free appUoaUon. " CBA& B. KXVCs,' lwwUl ! e -m V- . Presbyterian College for Women ; OHABL0TTE, N. 0. The 51st session of this" olil and well establisned school will begin September 3d, 1908. , Without making loud claims we point t th work of one-half century. . ' For catalogue address REV. J.. E; BRIDGES, President . TMNWy 'COLLEGE Four Departments -Collegiate, Oraduata. Sagteeerfng and Law. . Large library faellltlea. "WeH-etjulpp laboratorlea la all depart mentg of Sclenoe. Oynmaalam foralahod with . heat, apparetaa, Ba penses Very moderate, AMI lot worthy ttudeata. ,; , ; v Toung men wishing to study Law should InTsstlgate the superior adsaatages offered try tha DepartnMD at Law at THnlty Cotlega, For oauiogue aad farther taforaaatloa, address .-, D. W. KEWSOst; Waar, , . ;"'.: Bwhaaa, JT. V : .1. ' ,' CXDKll' JtKW MAXAGCHZ3TX THE GBlrVSYN I ' -' ', -" BXTHOPSAir AlfXr AhtERICAlT. - : ; Caropaa.tl.l per day and ap. Amertcaa, . per dap aad p N w, -.- V -v Caff opea day aad night. 4 ,. ; ,,..,:, -,. wi ; rrtees reasonable. ""- . , , Tha Moat Modem aad lazmrlaat Hotel la tha OaoIlna. 1 ' - IM EXKOAVT ROOMS. . f PRIVATE BATH. ; Located la the heart of Charlotte, eonsranlsat ta railroad station, 'street cars and the bastseea aad shopping centre. Caters te high- class eemmerciat and tourist trade. ' ..- " ' " - ' Table da hate dinners : U , MnsJe rrary erenlng to ' s:i. - - ; . : EDGAR B. MOORB ! rVMfc Caw. A sm rnw fciimis. ) Trinity . Park School ':X FlwfrOMi FfeparatssTf' . ateoL . w .'. eSeu'ppa Jreparatory Bebool In the South. V. v ' Faculty of ten officers aad teachers. Campus of eeYenty-five aerea, Library eonUtning forty .thousand -volumes, . Welt-eauipped gym. nasiunv High staadards and modern methods of Instruction. Fro. oueat leeturee by prominent lecturers. Expenses exceedingly modar ate. Ten" years ot phenomenal success. , ' ror eaUlogue and other information, address . ' W9t IL XL NORTH. Udmaater, . Darbam. If. CL .. Intrsnaediatd 7? and J'.: EoYkig. Frames --Cplnnlng Framei Cpoolera T j 'ftd'i Eeeli .t . f-; Gouthcrn Agoni . sir i ' . I' i i First .01 rial otl of the Fall Term . .. Wedaeaday, Cc.iteiaber Sd. Bhort- KaaA,' Book-Keeplng, Telegraphy and XBgllstt taught by experts. A school Kith .a reputation. Tho. oldest, largest and best eqiil'iped business collage In the Carolhias. 1 Write (or catalogue. Address. A Mma'S BUSTTES8 COLLEGK. Baloith, jr. C, or Charlotte N. a - " O H -- - . . ,-astass mm mm. Km m ilamilstWia M.ney Jawme aaefcr I
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Aug. 17, 1908, edition 1
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