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. v- vilAolAi x Axl DAILY 01iSiiK, VlcAvlM.i, uuWlfc. . 11 TO( h M ' " ." km- nrtr ' S3 ' ' w mm f U on Si..i'..: U lie-" tax ' nwniti"-. UiDf ! ... IK tr t T m ft! kit r"? 7 if u In', id P I. hl Urn. A ;v -: n t ,,, wil V v. hlti Olor No Financial :mmerciaJ ::- EMlRMd , -After an early ' records fO tif i-.Hiket weaken i,.s with the close ,rr to S points '.a, s:eady at an ., m response to ,vivtei. Excellent t ., d realizing and around W85 ,,e tins held the . but the cot- t,v increased com ,.rt ai d covering, ' m.if-d by bullish ; ,xpectatlons of at 1 a'clocH ul. the mar V for October and , . ,. jo polni net . prices reached b.-r and later po . -,p icport made .: r 11.79. t per cent. - report of 81.1 i he ileteriorating v v-ivo moisture. ! relt. It seem pport had been . -j advance, and - valuing becaoie ni lowest . , !- was only a i botiom. South ,1'y reported early , ,-,..,t higher. Ra , j i, smaller, and K re' elved tndicat : Id cotton in , i .. .lav 4,181 bales and 9.956 last ... i-alpa against . la.-t year. To i irhanu 1.447 bales U MQMUStL T: c unsettlement i i dffj to hiicIi a I 'int "Ut forcible ,ii pi'ii 'ii of prices e iMfirstJ. United f i i-rttr.' of the dl ,! i Reports from . d t" confirm tha .. mmi re the ad-.-c- Steel to the . e 1 1 i'iiirIi the re "fflrlal whose r r- dlhturblng ef h.'i I i e acute weak- s pot particularly . r d nv powerful m Tk designed to t !' rrif wpd assur- ;;.n A- I'nmpany of ' p plan for In--..- SippI to tha K a ved and encount 'n. would be, carried "ii steel shares. , i- wn to 6n"K. wtilch v prda v'.s clodlng hl(?li level n The whole list -. - -t iri'ig the niorn ,i: hear organisation, minen'-e yesterday The support whleh in it self put a stop to and t he scramble of iuld materially In !-'-eUir;n to protect 1'iru iipws on 1'nited ,at.' ed by reports of n plat workers with ";kc The expected I'-i ft which pr-oved H.i'iit ately outline! !;! "ii hv some of a i"i"slble open h : M'x.n In Conirrans i c "rpnratlon con- -r in 1ondon and at - X hajiR.p worked to ' p'llative senti- i'.' ,;;ne to abova 165 faitnr In th lata t"'t announced until i ad closed that the k had been left un- treirular. Bonds ' - equalled 4.S94,n")0. itirhanpeo Or. call. to-day 901.930 " pper S1S0O; Sugar v ' :-nn 3S.700; Coast i,., , . o I3n0; nr. '' ''". Southern Pa So i, thorn Railway T.-nnessee Copper ' " I 'tilted States .i ' 'in "lina Chemical Dally Cxoa Market. New York. June l.-G!vtslon, tona Jlrjn; middling lf; net receipts ; gnj, reeeiau MS; sales 73. ock 5 W- tit Britain Mil. ' - New Orleana, tone steady ; uuddling M H-U; net rscelpts 17; groe retelpta 1.M7; aalea tock UW.wj; comwu, i Mobile, tone steady, middling 11, net receipts 12; groan receipts II; sales is stock 9.315. Savannah, tone steady; middling w; net receipts 88$; gross receipts SivS. amlwi 932; stock ,790; coastwise 372. Charleston, tone nominal, net receipts 9; gross receipts 40; stock 4.504; Gt Brit ain 50; coastwise Wilmington, tone quiet; middling lv I net receipts' 10; gross receipt 10; stixk 1 - S0. , Norfolk, tone steady; middling u. net I recelpu itf; gross receipts 1, sales 43; stock 11,941; Gt Britain 2S9, coastwise 748. Baltimore, tona nominal; middling 11; gross receipts 535; stock 3.802; coastwise I. S00. New Tork. tone quiet; middling 11 40. gross receipts 1,932; stock 174.837 Boston, ttone quiet, middling- 11 40. net receipts ?'; gross receipts 3 774. Philadelphia, tone steady; middling II. 6; stock 1.960. Pensacola, net receipts 259; gross re ceipts -259. Total to-day, at all ports, net 4.11; Gt. Britain 7,80; stock 442,775. Consolidated, at all ' ports, net 29 537; Gt. Britain 23.330; France 9.884; continent 8,97; Japan 23. Total slnea Sept. 1, at all ports, net 9 - 731,463; Ot. Britain 3.366.916; France l.Wi - 098; continent 3.350,133; Japan 199,27. Mex ico 27.832. INTERIOR MOVEMENT Houston, tone steady; middling U i ll; net receipts Loi; gross receipts 2i , ship ments 1,398; salea 139; stock 34.124. Augusta, tone steady; middling 11; net receipts 5: gross receipts 212; shipments 20tt; sales 52; stock 15.567. Memphis, tone quiet; middling 11, net receipts 77, gross receipts 164. shipments 939: sales 826; stock 3S.913. gt. Louis, tone steady: middling 11; net receipts 219; gross recelpu 1.522; ship ments 1,303; stock 28.295. Cincinnati, net receipts 340. gross re ceipts 340; shipments 82; stock 17. SRn. Louisville, tone firm; middling 11V Little Rock, tone quiet; middling lH: net receipts 33; gross receipts 33, ship ments 514; stock 14.068. Total to-day. net receipts 9K. gross re ceipts 4.472; shipments 4.492; sales 997; gtock 148,331. 2 SO P. Boiler, compute u,th separate stack. ' 1 i:vx3." Bate Corlusa Engine. 1 90 K. W. Fort Wayne Sngle Phase A!terntor. 2,500 volta, com- plete with 3 K. W. exciter and belts. The bove is a complete outfit, which has been furnishing; lights for a live town In North Carolina for about 5 year. It is in splendid condition. It has become too small for our customer". and we will replace it at once with a materially larger plant. Thi machinery WILL, BE SACRIFICED FOR IMMEDIATE "SALE AND DELIVERY. GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. UKEENSBORO, N. 0., COTTON MILL MACHINERY Stuart W. Cramer, i?y.--v' ft ENGINEER AND CONTRACTS IW ram fceti 'OMARLOTTK. n. o. J '- Cotton Ietter. Advances from 1 hi expected and i ii'R and during i considerable as prices im--upl'iv increased I apparently to 'i a lilitional spec- i Ks at that ftg- moment is in the weather is ' i im it" of con ' effect upon the spirits turpen ' 1,J.'i9; reoeipta receipta 2,177; H W Jo. I: 15 l !; M 15.05; Keretpts 54 baf 1P Exports for - rosin; 427 bar- New Tork Pn-itice). New Tork. June 16 Flour dull and lower to sell. Rye flour, corn meal and barley steady. Rye dull. Wheat easy; No. 2 red old $1.51 nominal elevator. Options to 1 Cents net loss July J1 2274; September SI. 14; December $1.13. Corn steady; No 2 old 8f nominal ele vator. Options to 1V lower. July 80, September 77; December 69 Oats easy; mixed St nominal. Beef firm. Cut meats and pork steady. Lard easy. Tallow dull. Rosin, turpen tine and molasses quiet. Rice Arm. Sug ar, raw easy; fair refining $3 36 to $3 42; centrifugal 96 test $38 to $3 92; molasses sugar $3.11 to $3.17; refined quiet. Coffee quiet; Rio No. 7. 7T to 8 cents; Santos No. 4. 9 cents; mild dull; Cordova 9 to 12 cents. Futures closed quiet, net unchanged. Butter -steady, unchanged. Cheese steady, full cream, good to prime 12 to 1214; do. common to good 10 to 11, Kggs irregular; State, Pennsylvania and nearby brown and mixed fancy 23 to 24; Southerns 18 to 20. Potatoes weak: Southern new per bar rel $1.78 to $3.50. Cabbages steady, Southern per crate 25 cents to 85. Freights and peanuts unchanged. CARDS 0RAWU3 MASON MACHINF uniiin .COTTON BIAOHINER? TAUNTON, COMBERS mam. UP MACHINES SOUTHERN OmCE AT CHARLOTTE pwiw HOWARD. AQg-T mum FRAMES UULES LOOMS in x ft r -st 6aves those who use) It Time Money Trouble ua for information, sample. Write and free CAROLINA A.SEESTOS MFO. ca I -i g-i t WaSJU n i j prlcea D0UBLEDAY -HILL ELECTRIC COMPANY 22S South Try on Street, Charlotte, N. O. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES EMERSON FANS Nt Orleans Cotton. New Tork. June 18 Spot cotton steady, unchanged; middling 10 15-16; sales on the spot 325; to arrive, 825. Futures opened steady at an advance of 3 to 6 points on very favorable cables from Liverpool. Manchester also sent over bullish private messages. In the early hours a good demand for July was in evidence and buyers were said to be spot men who Intended to dmajii de livery of the actual stuff. Around the middle of the day, unfavorable weather reports had their full effect and the mar ket rose to a level 6 to 10 points over yesterday's closing. In the afternoon ses sion the weather forecast tor better weather was against the market and prices gradually sagged off until the clos ing, which was at a net decline of 1 to 2 points, the lowest level of the day. Cotton futures closed steady. June 10.86. nominal; July 11 cents; August 11.05; September 11 cents; October W.w, De cember 10.87; January 10.87. A. B. Arc Lamps Incandescent Lamps, Tungsten Lamps, Art Portables, Unlyersal Fixture Wire and Cables, Conduit, Condulets, Insulators, Transformer, etc. The most durable and efficient made. Equipments for Lighting; Buttons, Telephone) Companies, roads. Contractors and Mills. Electric Hall- Charlotte Cotton. Then figures reprsssnt prices paid ts wagons, June 16: Oood middling Ui Strict middling 11 Middling U IS Turpentine R ' $2 70; D 11 w 15. I $4.30; $5 40; W W W Ctiicago Grain aw Provisions. Chicaco. June 16. Wheat prices con tinued to sag on the board sof trade to day under the weight of an avalanche of bearish crop advices, the market closing almost at the bottom with net decline of to 1T. Corn, oats and provisions also closed weak. Wheat High Low July H5T. 114 Sept 109 1"74 Dec 107 lo Corn July 72 il Sept 67 7 Dec 59 58 Oats- July ... : 5i m Fept 43 42 Ipec 44 43' fork July 3040 2070 Sept , 23 3137 Lard- July 11 U Sept HS0 1170 Ribs July 1107 l'"97 Sept 1106 1092 Clost 114 107 107 71 fi9 s 43 212'-' 2042 Charlotte Grain. (Corrected dally by Cochrane-McLiuitf lln Co.) Rye $ l. Corn L02 Cotton seed mti!, ton 21 Cotton bead V Oats 76 Mal Seed M Charlotte Produce). (Corrected oy R. 11. Flsld A C.) Chickens Butter .. Ducks Geese per head .. , eggs Hens per head ... Turke) per pound Spring 16 10 TO 40 17 40 ..' .. .. 14 f3 612V 5 945 VU Kew Tot cotton. New York. June 1 Spot closed quiet; middling uplands 11.40; middling gulf 11.65. Futures opened and closed steady. Open High Low Close June 11.05 b 11.07 11.07 10.97 July 10.95 11.00 10. 90 10.91 Aug 10.99-11 11.02 10.92 10. W flept 10.98 11.00 10.W 10.92 Oct 10 94 10. fS 10 8 10.90 Nov 10.92 10.92 10.92 Dec 10 98 11.04 10 96, 10 9 Jan 10 96 10.98 10 90 10.91 March 10.94 10.99 10.91 10 91 May 10.94-97 10.98 10.91 10.91 CmNlnf Flat Card Railway HMds, Drawing Frame, spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qu tilers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS faI wsntfit ilWMa ATLANTA CSS KlTSC 1 ETCm etc Slubbers, tartaf Pnmm Intertned latafu Jack Frame ETC Automatic Fecdart, ' ' ' Openers and Tranlu !. Breaker, IntermedUtaaa4 Finisher Lappers, v iCIrschner Cerdlnf Beatasf Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, cts Raw Stock Diyafat ETC Southern Pacific R R. 1st ref. 4s.. 95 Southern Railway (a 112 Southern Railway gen 4s 81 Cnlon Paolflo 4s 102H L'nlon Pacinc cv. 4a 110 Union Pacific 1st and ref. 4a 99 IT. 8. Rubber Is 106 U. 3 Steel 2d ts lot Virginia-Carolina Chemical 5a .... M Wabash 1st im 11X4 Wabash 1st and eat. 4a 71 Waatern Md 4s St Westinghouse Electric cv. 6s 94 Wisconsin Central 4a 96 Armour 4s 9 C. B. & U gen. 4s. C. A O. ref. 6s D. A R. G. ref 5s National Ry of Mexico 4s St. L. & Pan Fran. 6s 8outhern Paclflc cv. ctfs 4 TTOSIM, STOCK. IJST. 5 101' 93 95 to 101 53 Allls-Chalmera pfd Amalgamated Copprt 83 American Agricultural 42 American Beet Sugr 41 American Can pfd (7 American Car & Foundry 65 American Cotton Oil 73 American Hide A Leather pfd 41 American Ice Securities 40 American Linseed 17 American Locomotive 59 American Smelting & Refng 93 American Hmltlng & Refining pfd. 110 American Sugar Refining 125 American Tel. A Tel 141 American Tobacco pfd. KU American Woolen 34 Anaconda Mining Co 49 Atchison ex rights 114 Atchison pfd. ex.. rights America Ha Almost Twice a Levrge a Proportion as Kurope. New Tork Sun. One of the medical journals re cently announced that the number or physicians wa decreasing. It admit ted' that there was no Immediate pros pect of a notlreabla dearth of doe tors, hut It suggested, to put It plain ly, that there was danger of young men being scared off the medical 105 field "bv the constsntlv Increasing re- Atlantic Coast Line HI , niiirements for Hxlmtsalon to the medl- Baltlmora Ohio 1t cm BPhnola " "ROCKBRIDGE" Virginia Lima "RED CROSS" Virginia Lime "OEM" Virginia Lime We can quote you attractive prices delivered your town. Write us. Carolina Portland Cement Co. Southern Distributors. Charleston, S. 0. om svrrL.Y or doctors. Baltimore A Ohio pfd . Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacinc Central Leather Central leather pfd. ... tntral of New Jersey 94 to 79 12 $0 103 9W Ctiesapeaka A Ohio "H Chicago & Alton 1 Chicago Great Western 3 ) Chicago & Northwestern lr , Chicago. Mil & St. Paul 1M ' C O.. C & Nt. liuls 74 ; Colorado Fuel A Iron 4fl Colorado & Southern "7 j Colorado A Southern 1st pfd M Colorado .Southern 2d pfd Wi'i Consolidated Uas 11, J Corn Products 23 .. .. 100 .... 50 .... ' ! 39 I Hi7. r.: .... u Delaware A Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Denver Hlo Orande pfd Distillers' Securities Krle . Krla 1st pfd Krle 2d pfd. General Klectilc I' XEW YORK BONDS. I. I". !' U. V. V. 4s. 3s cv 4s 6s bid spot 1097 1092 " "s turpentine ' asks. i't 159. "5, $2.76 and ' Market. M'.ney on call i 'Jling rate 1; ' 1 1 '"t; 0 days t per cent.; IC4 in S to 4 ner "mi with actual M 4S6 to 4W.08 45 for demand ' Bar ar' 44. Go vera - d bonds easy. " rlac(. vheat weak: spot n on grade $LM to '""act 794 to SO. " ;xed si to 'ern domestic 91 0Ub Seed OIL New Tork, June 1. Cotton seed oil was steady on further buying of July by lead ing refiners, speculative buying of later months, and local bull support. Big July longs display more confidence in their position aa an Improved demand for com pound is looked' for in the near future. Juna . $5.75$$5 76 July September , October Prime crude Prime summer yellow Prime white Prime winter yellow .. 5.77 S.79 .oaa o 05 8.03 6.94 4 87 4.73 5.T2 6.71 6 06 t.m 6 .10 6 Chicago Cattle. Chieagp, June H. Cattle, receipts 13.000, steady. Steers $5.50 to $7 26; cows $4 to $5.25; heifers $3 SO te $8; bulls $3 75 to 16.25; calves 13 to $8; stock err and feed ers $3.3 to tS S. Hogs, receipta 11,000. market storng to 10 higher. Choice heavy $g to $115; butchers $7 9 to $$.10; light mixed r 50 to $3.70; eholoe light 17.70 to $7; pigs $5.60 te $7 25; bulk or sales $7 5 to $7 95- Sheep, receipts 12,000, market steady to sfrong. fheep $510 to $.26; lambs $8 2 te $9; spring lajsbs $7.5) to $9 40; yearlings KM to jr. . . ., 1 UveriMioi Ootu.-B. l!l I Liverpool June li.-Cloeing cotton 1 170 I in increased demand; prices 4 to b points higher; American middling fair 8.62; good middling 6.16: middling 6.98; low middling 6.90; good ordinary .4; ordinary 6.19. The sales of the day were 10.000. of which 500 were for speculation and export and in cluded 9.500 American. Receipts 17,000. Including 15.700 American. Futures opened firm and closed and steady. June .: June-July July-August f August-September .. ... September-October October-November November-December December-January .. ., January-February February-March March-April April-May May-June quiet I S3 583 5.S8 6 S3 6.81 5.79 K.T8 6.7SH S.7 5.79' 6.79 5,79 .7 JTew xork .arttT. New Tork, June U. Beeves, reeelpts L266, lower. Oood te choice steers 99.20 te $715; bulls $3 50 to $4.75: cows 12 3 to 14.90; oxen $4 SO to $5.26; dressed toeef 9 to W. Calves, reeelpts tl7. City dressed vesls f to 12; country dressed 8 to 11 cents, Dressed buttermilks to 6 cents. Sheep and lambs, receipts 6,821. Sheep $3.25 to Vr, culls O; poor to prim lambs $7 to $S.7i; one car choice) $9; culla $6.50. Hogs, receipts COSl. trm, 17.65 to $8,111 S. ref 2s, registered .. B. ref. '1m coupon .. .. S. 3s. reg S. 3s, coupon S. 4s, reg S. 4s, coupon Allls-Chalmers 1st &s .. .. American Agricultural 5s . American Tel. A Tel. cv. 4 American Tobaoco 4s .. .. American Tobacco 6a .. .. Atchison grn. 4a Atchison 8hort Line 1st 4s Atehlson cv. 4s Atchison cv. 5 Atlantic Cosst Line 1st Baltimore & Ohio 4s .... Baltimore Ohio S'ss . Baltimore A Ohio S W. Brooklyn Ranld Transit Canada Koutnern 1st . . .. Central of Georgia 5s .. .. Central leather us Central R. K. of N J. gen. Chesapeake Ohio 4s bid Chicago & Alton Ss Chicago. B Quincv Joint 4s Chicago, Mil A Ht. I" gen. 3 .... Clilcago, R. I. P R. R. col Chicago. R. I. A P R. R. col. ;,s.. Chicago, R. I. & P. R R. rfg. 4s.. C, C, C. & St. Louis gen. 4 hid . Coloiado Industrial 6s Colorado Midland 4s ofd Colorado A Bouthem rf. A ext. 4s Delaware & Hudson cv. 4a bid Delaware Hudson 1st ref. 4s Denver Rio Grande is bid Distillers 5s Erie prior Hen ts Krle gen. 4s Erie cv. 4s series' "A" Krle cv. 4a series "B" bid General Klectrlc cv. it Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s Interborough-Met. 4s Inter. Merc. Marine 4s Japan 4a bid Japan 4 Japan 4Wa. Jd series bid Kansas City Southern 1st 3a Lake Shore deb. 4s (1931 1 bid Louisville Nash, t'n 4s Missouri, Km. 6t Texss 't 4s nil. Mo. Kan. A Texas 1st and ref. 4 Mo., Kan. A Texas gen. 4s Missouri Pacinc 4s New York Central gen. :;- Niw Tork Csntaal deb. 4s New York City (newt N. T . N H A Hartfor! -v. .. . Nor.'nlk A Western 1st ?on. U Norfolk A Western cv. it Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific 3s Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s ... Penn. cv. 3s (1915) " Penn. Con. 4s Reading Gen. 4a 8t. Louts A San Fran f g. 4s St. I Southwestern con. 4s ofd. St L. A Southwestern 1st gold 4s. Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacific col. ta mi ioiv 101 102 118 121 88 101 10411 79 111 1001 95 113 111 9 K 94 91 7 1 110 r:i i 76 91 90 Ml 14 93 SI 97 "" 82 99 105 irj 97 78Ti 911 7 i 75 : imi 79 72 87 93 93 U 95 100 96 0,1- 82 '-' 4 111 it pfd Great Northern pfd. Giest nli.it. Ore ctfs. Illinois iV.'ril lntrborough-Met Interborough-Met. pfd. .. Inter Harvester Inter-Marine pfd International Paper .. .. International Pump Iowa Central Kansas City Southern .. Kvnsas City Southern Ixmisvllle & Nsahvllle .. .. Minneapolis A St Iouta .. . Minn., St. P. Sault St. M Missouri Pacific. Missouri, Kansas A Texas Missouri, Kansas A Texss National Biscuit National lead National Rys of Mexico 1st pfd. New YorkCentral New York. Ontario A Western . . Norfolk A Western North American Northern Pacific Pacific Mall pfd 149 7',t 14K 1841 U X5 23 15 404 27 46 72 141 U 55 m 75 42 73 105 " 61 132 51 90 M7. IM 29 Pennsylvania 1.IH 1144 ill 42 1M 44U 154 30. ion 31 6: 434, 2 82 130 1T2 31 88 39 35 50 Rk 192 5K 81 34 87 121 61 54 29 m 19 Now cornea another lot of statistics which shows that the doctors In the United States will number 164.000 in 1910. versus 1 32.000 by the United States oensus of 100. giving, with the Increased population, an Inereased clientele a doctor from 671 to 694. In Kurope. says The Post Graduate, experience has shown that one phy sician can care for 1,000 of the gen eral population, snd It Is estimated that, even with more stringent re quirements to diminish their ranks, it will be jia-st 1 949 before a proportion Is reached which Is there deemed nor mal. We nre over thirty-five years In advance ot the natural require ments, whh h means not only Individ ual average suffering for the profes sion but also a serious economic prob lem for the country. SCREENS flies and Mosquitoes on the Outside. SMALL COST.... J. H. HO. Mantel Mannfactarei-a. Writ for catalogue. t'liarlotie Aldermrn on Right Trexk. (luslonla News. The Charlotte bonrd of aldermen nre on the right track. They are udopting an administration of econo my In municipal affairs. There are msny towns and cities all over the country that are not saving money sa they ought. The taxpayer foots the bill. Peonle's (las Pittsburg C. C. A St. Louis . Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel Spring Reading Republic Steel Republic Weol pfd Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. nfd St. Louis A San Fran. 2d pfd. St. Louis Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern pfd. . SInss-Sheffleld Steel A Iron . Southern Pacific Southern Pacinc pfd Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Tennessee Copper Texas A Pacific Toledo. St. louls A West. .. . Toledo. St I)uts West. pM t'nlon Paciflo Union Psclflc pfd United States Realty United States Rubber United States Steel United States Steel pfd Utah Copper Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. . Wabash Wabash pfd Western Maryland Weetjnghouse Klectrlc .. 85 Western Union Wheeling A T.ake Erie Wisconsin Central Standard Oil 14 10-4 57 887 Dry Good Uarkrt. New Tork. June 18 The dry goods market was steady and firm during the day with quiet prevailing on spot trans- I4,t j actions. Spring staple hosiery is offered lO t cents a nurn u iuhjc uvfi in 1 7444 I spring's opening prices. Underwear prices are Irregular. Cotton goods are !(!'4 1 very firm and cotton yarns show some :C4 ! Improvement In tone. Silk piece goods of a staple character are quiet In the pre liminary market. Novelties are well un der order. 10O m " 94 81 92 A THRILLING RKSCTE. How Srt R. Lean, of Cheny. Wash was sad from a frightful death Is a stery to) thrill -the world. A hard coid." be writes, "brought on a desperate lung trouble that baffled an expert doctor her. Then I paid $10 to 115 a visit to a lung speeds list in Spokane, who did not help me. Then I went to California, but without benefit. At last I used Dr. King's New Discovery, which completely cured ate and new I am as well as ever." For Lung Trouble. Bronchitis. Coughs and Colds. ' Asthma, Croup ana Whopping Cooghf It's supreme. 60c. sad SI. Trial bouie tree. Gftiaxantasd by an druggists. Q71TUN GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS GOTTON Y71RMS All Descriptions & GOTTON GOODS NEW YORK S45 Slid S47 Broad?. BOSTON 67 Cliauncy St. PHILADELPHIA 1ZS and ISO Chestnut SC. CHARLOTTE SI Cast Fourth 8c FOR GOOD BUTI.DINO BRICK address ROCK HILL nniCK WORKS, Rock HUI, 8. O, r CATAWBA BRICK CO., Van Wyck. B- C. HUGH MACRAE & CO.. BANKERS, Miscellaneous Southern skecnHtlea, Cotton Mill Stocks. Wilmington, N. 0., New York City. SOOs Singer Building. Southern Audit Company ( I noorporated ) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Rooms 1 and S, Trust Balldlng, CHARXOTTE. N. C First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Capital S1,00,00.M Surplus Earned . . . S00.0OO.O4) Deposits t,O00,0tt.w Solicits accounts of Manu facturers. Jobbers ajsd ethers needing banking facilities other than those afforded by local banks. A Growing Bank Depository. John B. Puree U, President: John M. Miller, Jr., Tic PrtaxK dent and Cashier; Chag. R. Bnrnett, J. C. Joplln. W. P. Kbatton, Alas. F. Ryland, A slstant Cashiers. TROUBLE MAKERS OUSTED. When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills he's mighty glad to seeils Dyspepele and In digestion fly, but more he's tickled ever hla new, Ana appetite, string nerves, healtby vigor, all because stomach. liver and kidneys now work right, ttc. at all druggists. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER StfPARE, NEW TORK MEMBERS OP New Terk Cotton Ex change, New Orleana Cotton Ex change, Associate Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and aale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. Mecklenburg Iron Works Charlotte, N. 0. We solicit orders fcr Machinery, etc., to handle Gold, Iron, Cotton, Wood, Steel, Brass. Hard Clinch" Wall Plaster THK BUILDERS' FRIEND Freeslng does not hurt It Water doea not make It Natural shrinkage will not crack It. (all oft Manufactured exclusively by CHARLOTTE PLASTER COMPANY Write for details and list of Cotton Mill Houses plastered with IT IS AS BARD AS STONE... it A. D. SALEELD & BRO.. ; COMMISSION MERCHANTS vvA SS-TS Leonard Street, NEW T01VC. COTTON YARNS ' f , - DEPT. - s '', - FredTc Vietor & Achelis. ''; JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS - '. . ' Cob on Tarns and Cotton Cloths.. CONSIGNMENTS SOWCrm. ' Philadelphia, lss and 1S4 Cboetaut St,"1 Boston. 1S& Summer St. - - New Tork. No. IS Lcoaajrd Bt, " , Charlottae IS S. Trroa fet . '."4 .- -. V ' '' '
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