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ASHEVILLE WILL
GIG HORSE
SHOW THIS WEEK
Special to The News.
Asheville. X. C, April 27. All is in
readiness for Asheville annual society
event, the horse show, which opens at
Riverside Park on Tuesday, with the)
lamest entry list of lush-grade
in the history of the association. Vis
THE WEATHER
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For Charlotte and Vicinity
Rain and cooler tonight. Tuesday
fair and cooler.
State Forecast?.
For North Carolina and South Car
olina: Showers and cooler tonight;.
Tuesday fair, colder. Fresh to brisk
southwest to west winds. v
Weather Conditions.
An area of low pressure of consid
erable intensity covers the lake re
gion this morning, and has caused
showers and thunderstorms generally
the eastern half of the country
except New England. Over the west-
Iters from all sections of the country . " . tltVr of Msh
are liocuvng into me city, ana conai- . -K," Ml ,., nin,
tions i.re auspicious for the most sue
cessful show yet held in Asheville.
The parking spaces have all been
taken and the soei:I side, as usual, is
an assured success, and when the
bugle blows for the opening event on
Tuesdav society will be at the ringside
m full toree
A tniie.uo feature of the show thisj
season will be a tilting tournament, j
..mu .:: u. ,.v,. - "VV,,. ""'cotton belt except
teams nae eiueieu iu: i i'uu, wi 'r,...t ...! iviuo f-illon .in
ciiieuiy
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states. and generally fair cooler
weather prevails. With the eastward
drift of conditions now prevailing dur
ing the next 3ti hours; rain may be ex
porter in the vicinity of Charlotte to
night with lower temperature, follow
ed bv fair, cooler weather Tuesday.
W. .1. ISENNHTT. Observer.
Cotton. Bulletin.
Rainfall has been general over the
cotton belt except over the western
Bank Talks
Y THE
composed of local riders, one
Biltmcre Forestry School, and one from
Knoxville, and the contest promises
to be a keen one.
Events for Tuesday. i
Following is the official list of events j
for Tuesday: J
Class 11 Ponies under saddle, open'
to all, to be ridden by a child. Cup by
Battery Park Hotel. Cup by the asso
ciation. Class IvLadies single harness horse.
Cup by Mrs. George Vanderbilt.
Class 2 Single harness horse, open
to all. Cup by Mrs. Harrison L. Yan
Schaiek. Class T Gentleman's saddle
horse, open to all. $30 or plate.
Class 17 Pair Livery horses, to be
shown before appropriate trap. For
local dealers only. First prize $50;
second ?13.
Class 20 Mare and foal. First $20;
second !-
Class 4 Pair harness horses, open
to all. First $30; second $13.
Class 14 Pair roadsters, open to all.
First $150; second S50, cup by The
Manor.
Class 21 Best foal, the get of any
stallion shown in Asheville shows for
1007 or 1007. First $23; second $15.
Class 10 Hunters, open to all. Best
performance over six jumps. First $25
or plate; second $10.
Class 2 1-2 Single harness horses,
open to all. $10 or nlate.
over western and central dis
tricts. Hail was reported at Lake,
Mississippi.
THE HOLY CITY,
Or the Story of Mary IVUgdalene,
at
THE CASINO.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
American
Trust
araain in a
Farm
We are offering a farm of 139 acres near Wallace's store at East
field, at a price that will interest you if you ever' expect to own
an acre of farming land in this County.
On the place is a six-room dwelling, barn,v crib, blacksmith shop,
well in yard and orchard.
Call and see us for price and terms.
Traders Land Co.
'Phone 530.
9 West Trade St.
Co.
An Interest Quarter began
April 1st, with over 100 new ac
counts and we rather expected
to see the daily number of new
depositors fall off this month.
' But still they come. Of course
they are wise" in thus building up
balances in time for the next
Interest Period, and it is just in
line with the point we have been
advertising on that subject.
GROCbRh
POLICE COURT GETS SUSY
. which has just closed the po-)Kams nja
:ourt was again in the ring thus 1Sc H 15c nd
Recorder Smith Does Justice Like an
Umpire Call Strikes.
As is usual, just after the criminal
court
lice c
mcrninc. snd for several hours Re
corder Smith dealt out sentences like
an umpire calling strikes and balls.
There was a. large number of cases'
on the docket, and while there were
several continuance and forfeitures,'
yet there was enough left to keep the
court busy for some time.
Sam Mosely, an old negro, who
keens a restaurant - on South Alexan
der street, described by on
"A TREAT"
for those who like the rich ripe flavor
of the Raspberry. Our Raspberry
Shrub makes the most deliciously re
freshing drink imaginable. Try it
once.
MILLER-VAN NESS CO.,
27 N. Tryon.
, LISTEN.
You are entitled to the best for your
money in every article you buy. You
get best value when you buy Richelieu
Coffee whether you buy 20, 25 or 35
cts per pound. Remember if you are
not perfectly satisfied .your money will
be cheerfully refunded.
L. L. SARRATT,
'Phone 103. 309 N. Tryon St.
SEED IRISH POTATOES, 35c.
Onion Sets 5c Quart. All kinds
seed corn. New supply North Carolina
DO It NOW" is one of the
mottoes of modern business. If
you are thinking of starting an
account do it now, don't wait.
The start (and $1.00 is sufficient
to start an account) is the most
important step.
Remember that a private
ranking Room for Ladies is
among the up-to-date facilities
at our Bank.
Neat Cottages For Sale
We have for sale on East Third street, near McDowell street,
two live room cotages, new, never been occupied and wired for
electric lights with city water. These are nice little cottages and
can bo sold on easy terms. Now if you arc looking for a home of
this kind you had better let us show you these.
J. E. MURPHY & CO,
43 N. Tryon.
'Phon S42.
Bank
Protection
Offices in the
Trust Building
pound.
BRIDGERS &. CO.,
203 W. Trade.
FOR SALE CHEAP
Two beautiful building lots 50x105,
with ten foot alley. Near Swift's re
finery. Three hundred dollars each if
taken at once. Terms easv.
W. G. SHOEMAKER,
witness' 227 N Tryn st- Phones 306 or 444.
as a ngnt nice piace, was mea iui
assaulting one Ed Jackson with the
small end of a billiard cue, and dur
ing the cross examination of Jackson T t Lettuce and Celery
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H OME GROWN
and Asparagus.
STRAWBERRIES.
Fresh Snap Beans, i
that there was some evidence
Mosely being a blind tiger.
Jackson claimed that he had gone
to Mosely's place on Saturday night,
and had gotten a pint of whiskey and
paid fifty cents for it, and that on
Sunday morning he went back there
after some clothes he had left therej
and that Mosely without any provoca
tion pcunced on him with the stick,
and run him out of the place.
Moseley, on the other hand, corroh-,
orated by several witnesses testified'
that Jackson, whom he had never
seen before, came there and wanted
to buy whiskey, and that this so in
censed him he run him out of the
place.
Moseley was fined 510 and the costs
in the assault case, and was bound
over under a $50 bond on the charge
of selling the whiskey to Jackson.
Clarence Alexander, the one legged
negro, who works at the court house,!
was tried oil the charge of an as
sault and for carrying a concealed
weapon. He was bound over under
the two charges and two bonds of ?25
each were required.
S.
CHANGE IN CONVENTION DATES
City
'Phone 251.
R. LENTZ.
Fred Cochrane, Mgr.
DRUGGISTS
TOILET SOAPS
'Phone Us Your Orders We Have all
the Leading Brands.
JAMES P. STOWE & CO.
26 South "Tryon.
Delicious
GOLDEN ORANGE ADE
the peer of all the soft drinks.
5 Cents
. At our Fountain.
DILWORTH DRUG STORE w
'Phone 247. B. S. Davis.
MISCELLANEOUS
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED.
Let us put your refrigerator or ice
cream freezer in perfect order before
hot weather comes. Painting and re
pairing leaky roofs a specialty.
C. F. SHUMAN
200 N. College. 'Pho.ne 611.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
1C0 rental machines, all makes, ready
for Instant delivery. Every machine
drat class in every particular.
J. E. CRAYTON & CO.
217 S. Tryon St
'Phone 304.
REAL tS I A TI
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In North Charlotte , two fine, lots
50x180 on the corner Brevard and 21st
St. Will sell for small profit.
Bankers to Meet at Morehead
June 16, 17an-j 18.
Members of the North Carolina
Banker's association will be interest
ed in the following letter, making
public the change in the date of the
annual convention:
Henderson, N. C, April 22, 1908.
At the request of members of the
Executive Committee and quite a
number of the members, the officers
of this association have thought best
to change the dates of our Twelfth
Annual Convention from June 21th,
25th and 2C, to June 16th, 17 and 18th,
1908, in order that our Convention
will not conflict with that of the
Democratic State Convention, which
will be held in Charlotte on June
25th.
I trust that the new dates selected
by your officers will be satisfactory
and that every Bank in bur Associa
tion will be represented at Morehead
City on the above dates.
We are planning for a large Con
vention, and at least one representa
tive from your Bank should be there,
for business reasons. WThy not now de
cide to go? You may acquire some
new ideas, and what is equally as
pleasing, give some to the other fel
low. Do the right thing this year, and
GO.
Very respectfully,
x Wm. A. HUNT, Secretary.
L. C. Smith Typewriters. I have an
other shipment of the No. 2 models,
price $70. Others ask $100 for them.
Will place on examination beside new
ones from any other dealer. I buy in
large numbers for cash and my cus
tomers get the benefit.
Frank F. Jones. The Typewriter Man.
CENTRAL PRESSING CLUB
36 East Fifth Street.
Ladies' Skirts cleaned and pressed
in first class style. Men's Suits press
ed and returned same day if wanted.
High-grade work and promtp delivery
our specialty. 'Phone 977.
D. W. FINK, Proprietor.
'Phone 977.
FOR RENT
Ocean View Hotel, Wrightsville
Beach, N. C. Hotel situated just south
of the new $10,000 pavillion "Lumina",
30 rooms furnished throughout, elec
tric lights, artesian water, sewerage,
etc. Address Ocean View Co., Box
127, Wilmington, N. C. Also two par
tially lurmshed cottages for rent.
. L. REDWINE
620 E. 7th St.
FOR QUICK SALE.
One vacant lot N. Graham St.; 106
acre farmi3 miles Derita, road; 50&
acre farm 4 miles, $2000; 13-acre farm
4 miles, new 2-room house, $1300; 11
acre farm, 9 miles, at Crofts, $650; .5
room cottage, close in $3100.
N. J. SHERRILL,
Of Sherrill Mineral Spring Co.
'Phone 918.
STAR GROCERY COFFEE
is the best 25c Goods on the Market.
For sale only by
W. M. CROWELL,
'Phone 744 and 297.
8TORE ROOMS.
Auditorium -1 $25.00
HOUSES
1904 Euclid Ave., Dilworth, 6
rooms, modern conveniences, $18.00
1011 East 4th St., 4 rooms .$10.00
505 E. 9th St., 4 rooms $ 8.00
507 E. 9th St., 3 rooms.
.$ 7.00
FROG LEGS
Snipe, Squab, Spring Chickens, Shad
Shad Roe, Trout and every seas
onable delicacy at
THE GEM.
720 E. 4th St.,7 rooms, modern
I , conveniences $25.00
218 East 8th St., 4 rooms $10.00
611 W. 8th St., 3 rooms $ 7.00
E. 7th St. Ex., 7 rooms, modern
; conveniences $22.50
Providence road, 4 rooms 10.00
Tbraighead'Park, 4 rooms 8.00
Belmont Avenue, Belmont, 4
rooms". ..... 1 ............... . 700
916 N. Caldwell St., 4 rooms $10.00
918 N. Caldwell St., 6 rooms.. 12.50
BROWN & CO..
ational
MEANS A GREAT DEAL TO A DEPOSITOR
You have all the assets of the bank guarded by the National Bank
ing Act, and in addition the individual liability of the stockholder, to protect
your deposits.
There 'Is not better security for your savings. We pay 4 per cenL
interest, compounded quarterly.
Certificates of Deposit bearing same rate of interest issued In any
amount not less than $25.
Capital, Surplus and Profits $800,000.00 givess absolute security.
Interest allowed from first in Savings Department on deposits made first
five days. .
Commercial National Bank
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Bank
Helps
you v as a business man especially In the matter of credit. Get the right
bank back of you and your business will expand more rapidly. We invite
you to try the.
The char otte
National
Bank
' along thi s line.
OFFICERS:
B. D. Heath, President; Jno. M. Scott, Vice President; J. . Little, Vice
President; W. H. Twitty, Cashier.
Look
lead.
If 3Tou would provide against the rainy day by a gradual and easy ac
cumulation; if you wish to make permanent disposition of exisiting or con
templated debt; if you desire- to invest any sum now on hand in the safest
and best revenue bearing proposition on the market, so as to legally and
justly escape the -burden of taxes, however fairly and rightly imposed, as
it will be" on Junelst, you should at once take shares in the
utual Buildino & Loan
New Series Still Open
E. L. KEESLER, Sec. and Treas.
25 S. Tryon St.
Sec. & Treas.
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Office Piedmont Building
1 FARM 160 acres, will interest you.
1 FARM 79 acres, good poultry, handy to town.
1 FARM 90 acres, both side of S..R. R. 3 miles out.
1 FARM 34 acres, gooI True k Farm, close in.
One desiratfte location on S. R. R. for wood yard.
HPhone ESSr
t03 N. Tryon St.
B. B. B. Class Entertainment.
Tomorrow night is the time set for
the entertainment to bd given by the
B. B. B. class of the" First Baptist
Church cunday school. The program is
a very unique one and the entertainr
mcnt to be provided by the boys and
young men of the class will be some
thing out of the ordinary. "
Limit Yotir: Spehding
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and SAVE the balance.1 . That is a bet ter way to get a start financially than
to limit your saving and SPEND the jalance.
- We help you to save by paying you interest on your deposit.
Southern Loan & Savings Bank
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A Few Choice Bargains in City
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JNO. M. SCOTT, President.
W. S. ALEXANDER, V. Pres;
W. L. JEN KINS, Cashier.
2 brick stores June 1st, each ,
1 store room No. 3 N. Pegram Street
1" store room Belmont Ave.. No. 6
7- room house 908 N. Pine Street. .. .
Modern 7-room house 401 West 11th
5- room house 811 East 9th Street
6- room house 613 East 13th Street ...
4-room house 1113 N. Brevard -St., per
4-room house 306 East 11th St., per we
4- room house 310 East 11th Street,
8- room house 51,2 West 11th Street .. .
5- room house 609 East 7th Street. . . .
3- room houe West 4th Street, per wee
4- room house 317 South Cedar Street
3- roorn house 309 South edar Street,
4- room house 14 South Harrell Street,
4-room house 204 N. Allen St., per w
4-room house-No. 4 N. Allen Street,
4-room house 302 Belmont Ave., per
4-room nouse 704 East 3d, St.-,-per.w
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in Close Touch With Charlotte
WE OFFER: '
On the Derita Road, one of the most beautiful drive.s out of the
a tract of 76 acres with mile railroad front and one mile macadam fr
wnicn maites it particularly desirable tor manutacturing and sub-divi
in two to ten acre tracts for trucking. r
We offer this for a short time -at. the very low price of $110.00 per a
Terms: One-Third cash, balance in 6, 12 and IS- months.
cut,
ere.
Southern Real Estate, Loan: & Trust Company
Capital, $75,000.
W. S. ALEXANDER,
' President.
R. A. DUNN,
Vice President.
Surplus, $100,000,
A. m. Mcdonald,
Sec. and Tr
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SOME DESIRABLE HOMES
DILWORTH Splendid 8-room house, all 'modern conveniences, lot
75x150. A bargain at price asked.
ELIZABETH Delightful home, on car line, almost new, elegantly
finished, large lot. Price $7250.
EAST 4TH T. Splendid locality and neighborhood, 7-room home,
with all conveniences. Price .' $4250
4TII WARD Nice 8-room residence, large corner lot, all conv-n-
iences, now offered at a bargain. Price $5500
FOR RENT
EAST 4TH ST. 6-room new house, all modern conveniences, per
month $20.00
1ST WARD 5-room cottage, per month." t $12.00
The Charlotte Trust and Realty Company
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CAPITAL 1200,000.00.
A. G. Craig, Secretary. 1 D C T A
W. J. Chamber, Treasurer. I U Li I QUO
Phone 377
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New 4-Room Cott
$750.00. $50.00 Cash
Balance Through B. & L. Association..
Lot 50x150.
VILLA HEIGHTS
High Location Overlooking the City. ;
Brown: & Company
Phone 535. 203 N. Tryon St.
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John D. Rockefeller
still has the little book in which he kept accoimt of every penny
when his salary was smaller than that of any of the 25,000 men
whowork,for him today. .
-' He "saved" his money. Are you saving? Ws would appreciate
your account and pay 4 per cent. Interest. . u
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT , "
The Merchants & Farmers National Bank
GEO. E. WILSON, President. JNO. B. ROSS, Vice President
W. C. WILKINSON, Cashier.
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VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
Elizabeth Avenue, 100x198 . . . . $2300.00
Elizabeth Avenue,-75x198 $1750.00
Elizabeth Avenue, 50x198 $1150.00
Elizabeth Avenue, 66x198 $1250.00
East Avenue Ext., 115x200, corner $1300.00
East Avenue Ext., 57x200 : $ 650.00
East Avenue Ext., 58x200, corner $ 700.00
East Avenue Ext., 50x150 $,5C0.00
Central Avenue, 132x150 Piedmont $1900.00
Central Avenue, 66x150, Piedmont: $ 950.00
Parkwood Avenue, 50x150 N. Charlotte. . $ 225.00
Our prices are reasonable; our Terms are Yours.
Carolina Realty Company
W. D. WILKINSON, Manager.
No. 5 W. 5th Street. ' " 'Phone-609.
Henry M. McAden, President.
John F. Orr, Cashier. n
First National Bank
CHARLOTTE, W. 0.
Oxganizsch 1868
. . i .... . $800,000.00
Capital ,
Surplus and Profitg $245,O00.0G
4 PERCENT INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Your Business Solicited.
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YOU CANT AFFORD
TO to
that Fourth Ward corner lot which we arev offering for the first time; it i;
close in and well suited for a fine fiat, the price is very .low for such dcintio
property. i t
Farms, City, and Suburban property.
T. Wilkinson 6 Company
J. A BROWN, Notary Public. 'Phone 439.
Wilmoore Lots-50x200
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Just at the foot of South Tryon . Street. V
Directly opposite Dilworth. -
Within easy reach of the car line.
At prices for the present about 40 per cent lower than' other equally
well located property. Terms easy, or 10 per cent off for cash.
Special price for a block of them for building good class of houses Ur
investment. ' ;
F, C. Abbbtt Gompany
SifitULIJLkiHS N, Tryon,
.? "Everything in Real Estate." "Tl