THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, APRIL 29, i9C8
W5IDI ft Wfll
It's the Little Things that Count-Try One
WAMtU
WANTED Good Stenographer. Ad
dross "Stenographer," care News
2S-U
WANTED A number of young men
'boarders; fine location; in four blocks
f square; hot and cold water; good
fare; room and board or table board
alone. Address II. A., care News, or
'phono 142S. 29-lt
WANTED Board and room. State
terms and location. X. Y. Z., care
'ews. 27-3t
WANTED A lady stengrapher; al
so to assist in keeping books. "Star,"
LVie News. 2S-3t
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted. Expe
rience unnecessary. $100 per month
and expenses. Feerless Cigar Co., To
ledo, Ohio. 25-5t
VANTED Your orders for electric
fans and to bid on your construction
work. Ideal Electric Co. 17-tf
WANTED Your machinery repairs.
Prompt service, first class work and
material guaranteed. W. G. Jarrell
31 ch. Co.
FOR SALt OK RtNl
6-ROOM HOUSE for rent. No. 9
i-vuth Brevard. Price $1S.00 per
jiionth. J. K. Wolfe. 28-3t
GOOD six-room cottage for rent,
r.rod location. $10.00 month. Selwyn
Harbor Shop. 29-lt
FOR SALE Five-room cottage and
si ore room, on lot 50x200 feet. Two
blocks from old Graded School. Price
to miiek buyer $1273.00. C. H. Robin
son. 2S-3t-eod
WELL-FURNISHED rooms to let to
gout lemon. 11 W. Vance. 28-lt
FOR SALE OR RENT Eight room
modern dwelling, corner 5th and Mc
Dowell. C. M. Carson. 27-3t
FOR RENT New house just com
pleted, 610 No. Graham St. Gas and
electric lights, gas range and gas wa
ter heater, 7 rooms. 'Phone 69. J. W.
Sheppard. 2 i-tf
A FEW OFFICES to rent in new,
Lar Building. See L. W. Humphrey,
secretary. 17-tf
FREE 10c Paeka
Powder and 25c Poultry Book. Bring
ad, io R S- Davis' Charlotte.
4-28-36t
AWNINGS and Tents Camp Stools,
Folding Cots. Everything in canvas,
fcee Li. c. Herndon. nvpr niii' n-
store.
2S-6t
WHITE VESTS are comfortable
when we starch them just enough to
be not too stiff. 'Phone 800. Will send
at once. Sanitary Laundry.
AT THE DIXIE tomorrow "En
chanted Guitar." It is something that
will please all. 29-lt
NOW is the time to clean old Elec
tric Fans and buy new ones. See
Harkey & Page, 243 West Trade.
Phone 921. 30.tf
s RTICULAR people always 'phone
800 because they know our collars are
the best. Sanitary Laundry.
FASHIONABLE Dressmakin
N. Graham St., on car line.
T1 C
31 i'J
22-6t
SCREEN DOORS and Windows
We will go to your house, take accu
rate measurements and make and
place screens for your door and win
dows that will fit. We make them in
our own shops and guarantee fit and
quality. Carolina Manufacturing Co.
'Phone 31. 20-tt
FOR SALE First-class repair work
?.t reasonable prices. W. G. Jarrell
Meh Co.
FOR SALE CHEAP Good, second
hand Remington typewriter. Can be
scon at Xews office. 2-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR TIRED FEET nothing like
"Kasem." -2Zc at Atkinson's. 'Phone
"K" On the Corner. 29-4t
'PHONE 393 for Kingan's Hams,
1:;. Chickens and groceries. 317 E
Trade St. J. A. Morse & Co. 29-3t
LITTLE DOUBT of not getting it
repaired at 309 W. Trade.
WORLD'S CHAMPION Wrestling
match. Hackenschmidt vs. Rogers at
the Dixie today. 29-lt
PANAMA HATS cleaned and shaped
into the latest style. M. Kirshbaum,
the Hatter. Established 1898. Char
lotte, N. C. 22-tf
AT THE DIXIE World's champion
wrestling match, Hackenschmidt vs.
Rogers. 29-lt
ELECTRICAL If you know an elec
trical contractor or dealer we will pay
you $2.00 to secure his subscription
for the Electrical Record. Our present
solicitors are making from five dol
lars a day up. Electrical Record, 123
Liberty St., New York. 27-3t
Johnson lours UtoinQ
Tif a i iviaiiio
Detroit, Mich., April 29. William
J. Bryan recently made a short tour
through Michigan to look over the
political situation and renew ac
quaintances. This week the Wolver
ine State is making its first ac
quaintance with another candidate for
the democratic presidential nomina
tion, Governor Johnson, of Minnesota.
The Michigan governor reached De
troit today from the northern part of
the state and tonight he is to de
liver an address before a high school
alumni association here. From De
troit ho goes to Ann Arbor and before
he leaves the state he will have had
an opportunity to become acquainted
with the most of the Democratic
leaders of Michigan.
Politics And Politicians
Woman Ma!
tes Oath
emeni
In connection with the intense in
terest manifested by the public at
large in the theory of L. T. Cooper
as to the human stomach being the
source of nearly all ill health, the
statements of Mr. W. D. Spauding, of?
7 medicine of which I have taken the
contents of three bottles, and can to
day eat anything without inconven
ience to myself. For a number of
years I had suffered intensely with
. severe headaches, sour stomach, indi-
Hallowell, Me., one of the odest and' srestion. Dains in mv sirio anri-o.nm-
best-known druggists in that state,! plications which made it exceedingly
STOCKS
Or. John R. Irwin
sor
Office: 21 South Trvon St.
Woodall & Sheppard's
'Phone:'
Office 69. Rsedicenca 125.
A..MllBOn
Atchison PId I...'
Baltimore fe Ohio.. tV;4
Canadian Pacific lott
Chesape.iic & Obio Xt
Cbicasto & Alton
Chicago 4 Great Western 4 1
Erie.. 18'4 I ' -
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The Socialist Party will meet in
New York city on July 4 to nominate
a state ticket.
a
Dr. J. M. Bradley, state auditor
general of Michigan, has announced
his candidacy for the republican nom
ination for governor of that state.
It is expected the chief offices of
the Taft campaign bureau will soon
be moved to Chicago from Columbus,
where they have been located for a
year or more.
Harry St. George Tucker, who was
president of the Jamestown Exposi
tion, has formally launched his cam
paign for the governorship of Vir
ginia. The German-American Central Alii
ance of Iowa has decided to inaugu
rate a tate campaign for the elec
tion of none but liberal delegates to
the conventions of the two great
political parties of that state.
s
Governor John A. Johnson, of Min
nesota, will be chief guest of honor
at thc annual banquet of the Iro
quois Club of Chicaga next week,
when he is expected to deliver an
address of national political import
and of Mrs. Frederick Ilarvev, a well
known nurse living in the same place, i
will be interesting to thousands of
persons who are today suffering from
ailments directly traceable to the
stomach. The fact that these state
ments are made voluntarily, under
oath, removes all element of doubt.
The statements follow:
"Hollowell, Maine, July 20, 1907.
"To the Cooper Medicine Co.,
"Dayton, Ohio.
"Gentlemen The policy of Spauld
ing's drug store is to gain the per
fect confidence of the public by never
recommending any medicine or treat
ment until its virtues have been fully
established. The Cooper Remedies
were to us an unknown quality, we
were very sweniicai or taeir medici
nal value, and it was not until several
of our customers had received such
beneficial results from their use that
we could no longer doubt their value
that we consented to. take the agency
for the Cooper Remedies in this terri
tory, heartily endorsing the same.
"Herewith we give the testimonial
of a lady whose case came under our
personal observation from her being
a regular customer, and she says:
" 'Gentlemen of the Cooper, Medicine
Co., Dayton. Ohio: It is with pleasure
I recommend your New Discovery
hard for me to accomplish even my
household work. Physicians had giv
en me dozens of prescriptions, which
failed to accomplish a cure or even re
lief. Your New Discovery medicine
advertisement attracted my attention,
and I purchased a bottle of the medi
cine, which I took according to direc
tions and before it was half gone, I felt
very much better; when I had taken
the contents of two bottles I gainer
courage to eat many things which for
years I had denied myself, and found
they caused me no ill effects. Today,
after having used three bottles of the
New Discovery, I can eat anything and
and feel that I am a well woman once
more, and therefore would advise any-
i one to take Cooler's New Discovery,
for I teel sure it will cure them.'
Mrs. Frederick Harvey, Halloweil, Me.
"We endorse the above testimonial
under oath, as being correct.
"W. D. S PAULDING.
"Testimony before me under oath this
22nd day of July, 1907.
"GEO. A. SAFFORD,
(Seal.) "Notary Public."
The Cooper remedies have proven
eminently satisfactory wherever in
troduced. We will be pleased to ex
plain their nature to anyone wishing
to know about them. We are agents.
R. H. Jordan & Co.
LouiKvillo & K asliville 101
Manhattan !
Mexican Central
Mihsouri Paclrio .
Missouri Karcag T -S'A '
Sew York Central 101
Norfolk A Western -. (! i
Ontario Western &Vi '
PeuusylvanU 107, i
iieadina luii;4
Hearting Pfd !
81. Paul 123 j
Southern Pacific 7h', ;
Southern Railway l5'.-i !
Southern Railway Perferred 40.2
Texas te Pacific !
Union Pacinc 1jH
Wabash
Wabash P'fd 1!)
rvmaleainattfi (louper 60
Brooklin Rapid Transit 47
Colorado Fuei Iron 21
i;ou was :
Peoples ias 'd
Sugar ....lil5 !
81oss Iron & Btcel ,
Tenessoe Coal Iron
Unitod States Leather
United Ktate Steal 3(i!4
Jnited States yteel Prierred. . . .- lUi'A '
Western Union
For the
HIP, VEST, OR COAT
POCKET
the
J-P
Virginia Carolina Chemical
vi. Cnrolim Chemica Pfd....
Northern Pacific
Smelters
Anaconda Copper
2tfV
.i:k4
To-day 's
Markets
J. S. Bache & Co's Cotton Letter.
New
Comparative Port Receipts.
To- Year
day Year.
Galveston
"ENCHANTED GUITAR" will be
presented at the Dixie tomorrow.
CAN SELL hotels and restaurants
wood by car delivered cheap. 'Phone
2W0. 28-6t
MRS. GRIER asks the ladies to read
tlie letter from China, and the N. Y.
Druggist's note about "The Real Hair
Restorer, in circulars mailed today.
-vi t
AT THE DIXIE World's champion
wrestling match, Hackenschmidt vs.
Rogers. 29-lt
KING QF PORTUGAL
TAKES UTH TODAY
Lisbon, April 29. Extraordinary
precautions were taken today to pre
vent any public disorder or attempted
violence on the occasion of the as
sembling, of,; the new parliament. .-
Troops were massed in the princi
pal squares and a cordon of military
stretched from the royal palace to
the parliament buildings.
King Manuel, who appeared person
ally before parliament to take the
oath to observe the constitution of
Portugal, was escorted by a large
body of mounted troops to prevent
any attempted repetition of the trag
edy which raised the young king to
the throne.
influence of a better Liverpool cable
our market opened 8 to 12 points
rvmnrati,, stato r-ommittee of higher and upon some active local
t,Bfl v.ae flvpj .mon Rn.pn.an nnrl short covering gained another 10
June1 10 as the place and time for Pmts and has held the rally very
holding the state convention, at which
Montana s delegates - 10 me ueuvw
New Orleans 3478
nrKti.
Charleston
Wilmington
convention will be selected
Governor James O. Davidson, of
Wisconsin, who has been regarded
for some time as a possible candi
date to succeed Senator Stephenson,
is said to have changed his plans.
According to his friends he has
abandoned his senatorial aspirations
Liverpool closed well up and much
of the more favorable local sentiment
was a reflection from that market.
Temneratures were around the
freezing point in Northwest Texas
which helped values as did a report
that China and Japan were enter
ing the market foe goods.
The south who lias been selling m
this market lately were buyers to-
Norfolk 623
Boston 23
New York
5265
1937
436
3240
5
107
1066
54
309
Charlotte Produce Market.
(Corrected by R. II. Field & Co.)
Chickens spring 20 25
Turkeys per lb 13 14
Hens per head 40 (LM5
Ducks 25
Butter 12A(aU5
Eggs 11 15
IRISH LINEN LAWNS.
LOOSE LEAF MEMO. BOOK
is the Cleverest, Neatest, Sim
plest and Most Practical.
It is Light, Strong, Durable
and easy to open. You couldn't
put it out of order if you tried.
We have these books in all
sizes.
Found & Moore Go.
Commercial Stationers and
Office Outfitters.
229 So. Tryon St.
'Phone No. 40.
Total 9774 12479
Chicago Grain and Produce.
FOR PROFITABLE Investment, pay
ing 15 per cent, address "C," care
.ew-s, for personal interview. 27-tf
"ENCHANTED GUITAR" will be
presented at the Dixie tomorrow.
29-lt
'PHONE 1060 for dry stove wood.
Dilworth Wood Co. 28-6t
Maj. Gen. Hall Retires.
Washington, D. C, April 29. Maj.
Gen. Charles B. Hall, in charge of the
general staff college at Leavensworth,
Kas., was retired today for age. Brig.
Gen. Frederick Funston, who calls
Kansas his home, has been men
tioned as the probable seccessor of
Gen. Hall as commandant of the
Leavenworth school. For the the
present, however, the vacancy will not
be permanently filled.
The army loses a veteran officer
through the retirement of Gen. Hall.
A native of Maine, he served through
the civil war as a lieutenant in the
25th and 30th Maine Infantry regi
ments. In late years he has seen
service in many parts of the United
States, in Cuoa and the Philippines.
r4ll Vrt TirMTiin o firm for thf I dclV
governors to I buccS Thyself". There Is nothing in the general sit-
Governor Glenn is being warmly terday when cottoiv sold at the low-
commended in North Carolina for his est ol tlie season out me oec o
volnntarv withdrawal from the United oeen severe aim ii , yMU.c .... .
, 1 imiimrH rol Pti rn m i r ro Sll I I
States senatorial race for tne sase oi uywaiu " . Vix
harmony. The governor intends to turtner.
i ..f oil Vita . anormea rlnrill? thel
werK toaket orth Heyward & Clark's Cotton Letter,
Carolina a "dry" state at the prohibi New Orleans, La., April 29. Liver-
tion election next month. - pool stopped once more to see whether
conditions claimed a reaction. Games
A boom has been launcnea ior report traae ana MCtfaaaen uuym
Fred E. White, former congressman Market s0ld out. futures tnere were
from the Sixth Iowa district, tor tne about 5 better than oue. bpot sates
fiPTiinrmtic nomination for governor are larger 8,000. Prices uncnangea
of the Hawkeye State. Mr. White This and bad weather in the north-
was twice a candidate of his party western quarter ot tne belt maucea
fnr thP c-overnorshin. and both times I short covering and caused a higher op-
was defeated by Leslie M. Shaw. He ening here. Progessionals sold on the
was elected to congress in 1890. rise on the idea that there is no bull
support to back the advance. However
Georee Johnstone, of Newberry, is there was enough scatered buying to
tho latest candidate to enter the race coevr and sustain the market. The
for United States senator from South weather may shows freezing in the Pan
Carolina to succeed F. B. Gary, wno Handle; 34 at Oklanoma, ana excessive
i filling the nnexnired term of tne I rains in north Texas, Uklanoma ana
late Senator Latimer. Other candi- western Arkansas. Indications point
datec for the office are ex-Governor to frost over night m rsiortn iexab,
D. C. Heyward, ex-Governor John Oklahoma and Arkansas, showers in
flarv Evans and O. B. Martin. the southern and eastern oeit.
High. Low. Close.
WHEAT
May 98 97' 97
Julv 88 87 88
Sept 84 83 84
CORN
May 67 65 67
July 63 62 63.
Sept 62 61 62
OATS
May .. 53 52 53
July 45 45 45
Sept .. 37 3G 37
PORK
Mav 13.17 13.00 13.15
July .... .... .. 13.52 13.32 13.50
Sept 13.82 13.67 13.S2 j
LARD
Mav 8.40 8.12 8.40
July 8.60 8.32 8.G0
RIBS
May .. 7.02 6.85 7.02
Julv 7.30 7.12 7.30
Manufacturers Aoree Upon a Minimum
List of Prices.
Consul Samuel S. Knabenshue writes
from Belfast under date of April 2
that an agreement has just been reach
ed among the linen spinning firms of
Ireland, whereby they pledge them
selves not to sell below these minimum
prices :
Ordinary lino wefts, 5s. ($1.22) per
bundle; ordinary tow wefts, 6s. ($1.46)
per bundle. This agreement is to re
main in force until December 31 next.
It has been signed by firms represent
ing 800,000 spindles, out of a total of
about 910,000 in Ireland, while several
firms which declined to bind them
selves by signature are understood to
he in entire harmony with the agree
ment, and will act accordingly. The
top prices for yarns, before the decline
set in last fall, were 7s. Gd. ($1.76) per
bundle for the line wefts, and 8s.
($1.95) for tow wefts.
It is stated that this agreement was
entered into primarily to protect deal
ers, who have heavy stocks of yarns
on hand, or contracted for at consid
erably higher figures than the mini
mum prices now fixed. As it is, they
will lose heavily on stocks already pur
chased, and it is hopel this arrange
ment will prevent still heavier losses.
It is deemed inevitable that there must
be a considerable fall in prices, and
this agreement is simply to substitute
a gradual decline for a threatened sud
den slump.
The Call
OF THE
South
FIRST
Read the wonderful book
by that title.
SECOND
Tell your friends to read
it.
THIRD SUPPLY
(in less than a week) re
ceived yesterday. Get it
now.
Price $1.50.
Stone &6amnger Go.
Booksellers and Stationers.
Seventh Annual Meeting cf
Georgia Library Association
HAVE the Carolina Renovating Co.
do your house cleaning with their Va
cuum Cleaning Machine. Rug3, Drug
gets, etc., called for. cleaned and de
livered promptlv. 'Phone Montieth
2222. 28-4t
'
DR. F. O. HAWLEY Office, Room
No.5 City Hall; residence 9 N. Long St.
Calls answered in city and surround
ing country. Office 'Phone 737.; resi
dence 'Phone 743. 24-tf
AT THF. DIXIE tomorrow "En
chanted Guitar." It is something that
will nlease all. 29-lt
MEN Our illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we teach barber trade in
few weeks, mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Atlanta, Ga. 25-6t
ROOMS and board for men, close in.
9 North Caldwell. 'Phone 1961.
28-2t
f
"ENCHANTED GUITAR" will be on
fit the Dixie tomorrow. It is a fine
production. 29-lt
QUEEN CITY Laundry, 243 West
Trade. Shirts 10c; collars 2c; Cuffs
4c 3-31-tf
WORLD'S CHAMPION Wrestling
match. Hackenschmidt vs. Rogers at
the Dixie today. 29-lt
ENCHANTED GUITAR" will be
presented at the Dixie tomorrow.
29-lt
ALL BUCHERS of the city will
close from 1 to 4 o'clock for the sum
mer, Saturday excepted. 29-6t
ENCHANTED GUITAR" will be on
at the Dixie tomorrow. . It is a fine
production. , 29-lt
KEEPING fePEN HOUSE
Everybody is welcome when we feel
good ; and we feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working prop
erly. Dr. King's New Life Pills regu
late the action of stomach, liver and
bowels so perfectly one can't help feel
in sr eood when he uses these pills.
25c at Woodall & Sheppard's drug
store.
NORTH CAROLINA WILL HAVE A
COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW.
SOME OTHER STATES
ALREADY HAVE.
Atlanta, Ga., April 29. The seventh
annual meeting of the Georgia Li
brary Association was called to order
in the Carnegie Library in this city
today by the president, Mrs. Eugene
B. Heard.
The chief features of the day's pro
gram wefe addresses on library work
and development by Henry E. Legler,
secretary of the Wisconsin Library
Commission, and Miss Mary W.
Plummer, director of the library
training school of Pratt Institute.
The convention will hold ' its con
cluding session tomorrow morning.
The attendance includes represen
tatives of the leading city and col
lege libraries throughout Georgia.
At The Dixie.
The world championship wrestlin;
match between Hackenschmidt and Ro
gers may be seen at the Dixie today
for the last time. The film isunusu
ally good and is receiving a liberal
patronage from the sports. "The En
chanted Guitar," a film of very fine
photographic qualities will be put on
at the Dixie tomorrow. It will be run
two days.
National Meeting of
Phi Delta Phi Fraternity
The
cold weather wil hardly extend far
r.nl James Hamilton Lewis, who enough south to cause much actual
his candidacy for the damage, but the deloy caused by rains
democratic nomination for governor of I in the northern half of the belt is of
niinnis has had a varied career, importance. Also tne sweeping ue-
Born in Virginia and educated at the I cline and bear control in the market
University of Virginia, he began tne checked, lor whatever reason, woum
nrartire of law in Georgia. In 1886 be a substantial advantage to the bull
he located at Seattle, Wash., and in j cause. What probably disturbed pro-
1892 was the democratic canaiaate tessional shorts most toaay was me
for c-nvernor of that state. In 1897-99 news of the leading spot house in this
hp was a member of congress from country buying. We have arrived at a
Washington and twice he was tne basis acceptable to tne consuming
nnmh,oo fnr United States senator. trade. New crops around 8 cents at
. - . , . . ... rtrt ml
Iowa City, la., April z me na
tional meeting of the Phi Delta Phi
fraternity began today at the State
University of Iowa and will continue
over tomorrow.
The Phi Delta Phi is the oldest
the United States and has chapters in
the United States and has chapetrs in
years he was connected with the Des Very little good cotton on the mar- every law school of any note in the
Moines Daily News as reporter, eai- Ket.
tor and proprietor. Mr. Hamilton is
ree-arded as an authority on the race
problem, of which subject ne udb
made an exhaustive study.
May
Rnnriav School Convention. July
John
this time of the year snouia satisiy
J. Hamilton, wno nas an- anticipation, tor n bears anticipate tuu
nounced his candidacy for the repub- much they will also have to reckon
lican nomination for governor of Iowa in case of disapointment. After an
i0 rmQ nf tho best, known citizens of advance of 17 points over last night's
that state. He was born in Pennsyl- close, buying became better and the
vania hut as a boy he removed witn market eased oil. bpots are steaay
hia nnronts to Iowa. For twenty-one and some buying of lower grades
New York Cotton
High, v Low.: Close.
April 29.
8.33
8.43
8.19
8.27.
8.25
8.25
8.28
8.2733
8.35 36
8.3839
8.32 33
8.36 37
FOR WHAT?
To give the coming generation Educa
tion and Knowledge.
OF WHAT?
Of how the past generation was far
behind the times and never had your
chance of knowing.
WIIAT',
that the next generation will be su
perior to the present.
BECAUSE
They will know this is not the proper
way to say their & Z Y X W V U
T S R R Q PONML K JIHG
F E D C B A. And have knowledge
enough when feeling unwell to spell
MRSI JOE PERSON'S REMEDY and
sense enough to know it is saving
LIVES, MONEY and WORRY; CHIL
DREN spell it for your parents MRS.
JOE PERSON'S REMEDY. For sale
by all druggists.
I a o on
Seattle, Wash., April 29. Seattle aub
is entertaining during the remainder ct .... ......
it.:- i. V, onnnal nnn vnn- Dec o.lo
tion of the Western Washington Sun- Spots quiet, V).0). .. - ,
day School Association. A record-
today "Working for Practical Re- steady; receipts 2.000 American 1,-
milts" is the general tneme oi tne o,wv,
Marion Twrence. inter- port 500; middling 5.16, middling yes
national secretary, and other noted
Sunday school workers are to be in
cludeu among the speakers.
Tenth Avenue to Hear Dr. Kirk.
The prayer meeting service" at the
Tenth Avenue church this evening will
be omitted in order that the congre
gation may hear Dr. Kirk at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. Mr. Shaw
holdsDr. Kirk in high esteem and ex
presses the earnest hope that the Doc
tor will see his way clear to accept
the call to the Second Presbyterian
church. These pastors were once mem
bers of the same synod.
You'll not find beauty in a rouge-pot
or complexion whitewash. True beau
ty comes to them who take Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Gives that love
lv color that's made beauties famous.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. R. H. Jor- j NewOrleans
dan & Co. Houston . .
terday 5.17.: 2 p. m. sales 7,200.';
Jan-Feb ' : 5.53
Apr . . 4.80
Apr-May 4.72
May-June .. .. .. .-. .. .. 4.72
June-July . ...... '. " 4.71
July-Aug 4.70
Aug-Sept . . 4.65
SepkOct 4.60
Oct-Nov 4.56
Nov-Dec
Dec-Jan . ;
4.54
4.53
Charlotte Cotton Market.
(Corrected by Sanders, Orr & Co.)
Good middling ............ 10
Strict middling 9
Middling .... . 3
Tinges and stains 6 tc 8c
Estimates.
To
morrow. . . 35005500
. .. ..10001500
Last
Year
3514
968
roimtrv
The attendance at the present con
vention is unusually large as it is the
first time that the national meeting
has ever been held in the West.
The girl who marries against her
father's wishes can't very well expect
the old roan to defray the expenses of
the divorce.
DEES 8, THOMAS
Successor to
VOOTEN & CO.
House Building and Repairing Build-dc-rs
of Lawn Swings and Seats.
33 W. 4th. 'Phone 437.
Increase Your
Income
by buying good dividend paying stocks,
for cash on our easy monthly payment
plan, at present low levels to net yoif
from
5 to 14 per annum
Dividends belong to purchaser from
first payment.
Send for particulars.
James McCrea & Bro.
52 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
We make a specialty of filling pre
scriptions, repairing and adjusting
frames.
TORIS LENSES
recommended, once tried always used.
Ask for one of our eye glass cleaners.
33 N. Tryon St.
Accidents rule men, not men acci
dents. Herodotus.
THE PRINCESS
in the
VASE.
At the Roval.
We Will Buy
5 Ozark Cotton Mill stock,
5 Modena Cotton Mill stock.
5 Clara Cotton Mill stock.
18 Imperial Mill stock.
20 American Trust Co.
10 Henrietta Mill stock.
10 Commercial Bank stock.
We Will Sell
5 Little-Long Co., 118.50
10 Fuller Gin Co.. S1.00
40 German American. Pref'd. 98.00
50 Pacolet Pref'd. 100.00
100 Highland Park, Pref'd. 100.00
15 Gaston Mfg. Co., stock, 101.00
If you want to buy or sell securi
ties list your wants with us.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES & TRUST
COMPANY.
15 So. College St., Charlotte, N. C.
$10.00 Deposit, Balance
Monthly.
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COLDEST AND CLEANEST.
J.N.McCausland&Go
""ove Dealers Roofing
Contractors.
221 S. Tryon.
SALE
35
DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS
On West Avenue, Fifth and Sixth Sts.
H. M. IRWIN
No. 908 W. 5th St Phone 1483