THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, FEBRUARY 10, 1909.
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THE WEATHER
Forecast for Charlotte and Vicinity.
Fair and cooler tonight. Thursday
fair.
J plague-infested districts of the Azores
mutinied recently and invaded the bac
teriological laboratory in one of the
towns. They ordered the doctors to
Ftop the epidemic within fifteen days,
failing which they made dire -threats
against the laboratory workers. Later,
however, the mutineers returned to
their ijnarters, and no further trouble
is expected.
Weather Conditions.
The Htonn which was central over
Iowa Tuesday morning, has moved
northeastward over the upper Lake,
region and into Canada. It has
caused rain or snow generally over
the eastern half of the country, with
high winds in some localities. It has
caused warmer weather over the
lower like region and the Atlantic
States, but. has bees followed by a
decided fall in temperature over the
.Mississippi. Ohio and Missouri val
leys. Over the Southeastern States,
thiiiider.xtoims have occurred in many
localities, accompanied bv heavy rain.
Over the western half of the country
there is an absence of decided baro
metric gradient, pressure being rela
tively low over the north and high
over the south. Temperatures pre
rising, although they are still below
zero, over Montana and Wyoming.
Hain has fallen over the North Pa
cific States.
Indications are for fair, decidedly
tolder in the vicinity of Charlotte
tonight, and fair weather Thursday.
SPORTING NEWS.
The fencing team of the University
of Pennsylvania won from the Naval
Academy by a score of 5 bouts to 4,
scoring the first victory with the foils
that that institution has ever won at
Annapolis.
John Evar.son. of Duluth, National
S'ki Champion of America, won the pro
fessional run of the Fifth Annual Ski
Tournament of the National Ski Asso
ciation at Eau Claire, Wis. His two
jumpo in long distance jumping, but
fell. Ole Larson, of Minneapolis, won
the prize for the longest jump, clear
ing I 111. feet, seven feet short of-the i
world's record.
ISrown. bv defeating Harvard, ::7 to
14. at Providence, won its first, basket- j
ball victory of the season. The visit
ers were far outclassed and in the first
half got but one field goal.
James H. Crowley of the Irish-Am
erican Athletic Club won the indoor i
Marathon race at New Haven in the
Second Regiment Armory, in 2 hours,
;:S minutes, !S seconds.
State Forecasts.
For North Carolina: Fair, much
colder tonight. Thursday fair, cold
er in east portion. Brisk to moder
ately high west to northwest winds
South Carolina: Fair, much colder
tonight. Thursday fair, colder in east
portion. Brisk west to northwest
winds.
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Avenue extension and running back 220 feet to an alley, city wa
ter in front of the property, and it is located in a rapidly grow
ing section of the City, and sure to enhance in value rapidly. The
above price is a special one for this week. Call and let us show
you this property.
J. E- MURPHY & CO.
4S W. Tryash
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Store room, 30x90, 17 East Third street..
Store room,. 208 North College
Store room, 201 South College
Eight-room dwelling. Elizabeth Heights, on
Five-room dwelling, East Fourth street
Six-room dwelling-, SOS East Third street
Seven-room dwelling, 714 West Fifth street
Six-room dwelling. 714 North Graham street
I Five-room dwelling. 207 North Cedar street
I j Five-room dwelling, J415 East .fifth street
i Five-room dwelling, 9 North Clarkson street
Three-room dwelling, S21 South Myers
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Little Nuggets
of Foreign News
The ('term an Legation at Santiago,
Chili, was totally destroyed by fire.
The charred body of Secretary Beckert
was t'oiuul in the ruins.
Many diplomatic Questions which
have aiisen at the naval conference in I
London will be settled in the course
(I the next three weeks, and an agree
ment covering practically all the lead
ing points under discussion is regarded
us practically assured.
The January statement of the Brit
ish Hoard of Trade shows decreases of
1 1.2H0.O00 in imports and $2. 02;'., 300
in exports, as compared with the same
month last year. The greatest loss in
txports was in cotton textiles, which
declined $12,500,000.
The trial which began at St. Peters
burg on Friday before a military court
of r.ine civilians and fourteen soldiers,
charsed with attempting to organize a
revolt in St. Petersburg garrison in
1007. ended with the sentencing of six
teen of the prisoners to penal servi
tude for terms of from three to eight
years.
It Is stated that Wilbur Wright, the
American aeroplanist, who is now at
Pan, will -n to Rome some time in
March for the purpose of giving in
struction to two Italian aeronauts. It
is understood that he will make at least
twenty flights and will receive $12,000
for hte work.
President-elect Taft and his party of
consulting engineers have sailed from
Colon on beard the United States
cruiser North Carolina. Lieutenant
Colonel Goethfils, Chief Engineer of
th Ifanama Canal, accompanied Mr.
Taft. The return to Washington will
"DELICALESSEN DAY."
Hoiled Tougue, Boiled Ham, Cook
ed Corned Beef. Smoked Salmon,
Goose Liver Sausage, Bologna, Frank- j
furters and Ring, also Phil Cream,
Neufchatel. Limburger and Munster
Cheese. All fresh today. I
MILLER-VAN NESS CO. 1
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NEW SHIPMENT OF TEAS.
Three kinds Ceylon. Black, Gun
Powder. Green and Mixed. If these
Teas are not as good as you can
buy "of anybody for 50c we will re
fund your money. Our price 35c a
pound. But it's CASH.
BRIDGERS & CO.
203 W. Trade.
ASPARAGUS TIPS
03c per can or 2 cans for one dollar.
This is the Plan 1
Deposit all of your income
in our
Savings
- Department
Draw out from time to
time what you need
for expenses
THE BALANCE
IS SAVED
NOW
URN
THE NEW SERIES
Mutual Building & Loan
Starts with First Payment
January
5
Start right, etay right, win out, There's no other place Just like the
Mutual. Age, experience, success are not to be sneered at. You find them
all her.
E. L. KEESLER, Sec. and Treas.
'Phone 44.
15 3. Try on St.
TRY IT !
Trust Buildin
8. R. LENTZ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
We will give you "Monarch Brand"
canned fruits, a strictly high-grade
California pack for 30 cents per can.
Regular price 33c.
THIES & BURKE.
Phone 119. 211 W. Trade.
FEED
A large stock or Peavine Hay,
Shucks, Straw, Meadow Grass, Cotton
Seed Hulls and Meal and Ship Stuff
ill at very low prices.
J. T. MULLIS & CO.
2 N. Collftg- Si. 'Phcr 510.
REAu tSIAfc
FOR RENT
Blacksmith Shop North Charlotte,
j One of the best locations in the city.
I W. G. SHOEMAKER
227 N. Tryon St. Phone 306 or 444.
MlSCtLLANEOU!
YOU WANT IT GOOD
A steak or roast must be tender,
juicy and sweet or ycu feel that your
money as well as your temper are
lost. Our steaks, roasts, chops, hams
and sausages are the best money wiil
buy. They will please you. Try our
pure open-kettle rendered lard.
S. B. HALL.
215 East Trsde St. Phone 111
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Say "Scottish" to your agent when you ask for a Fire
Insurance Policy and he will do the rest.
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35 East Trade Street
Capital $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits 313S5O0
Accounts
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8J GEO. E. WILSON, President
JJNO. B. ROSS, Vice President
W. C. WILKINSON, C-hier
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cottisnnre roiicies rrotect
J. F. FLOWERS, V-Pres and Mgr.
STORES
20.1 X. Tryon St
902 X. Graham St
Suitable for beef market.
904 X. Graham St 25.00
Two Offices in Hunt Bldg. each 10.00
. $60.00
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fce by way of New Orleans.
Prince I to, Janane.se Resident
ei ;il of Koiea, i:s about to sail for Japan
ana it is currently reported from Seoul
that unless there is cessation of the
continued revolutionary activity Japan
v.ill annex Korea, as Prince Ito deniH
it impossible to grant independence to
Korea under existing conditions.
Japanese newspapers, as a rub-, are
paying little or no attention to the
nU-Jnpnnene outbursts in California
i'nd Nevada, but. even among the bet
ter classes there ore frequent expres
sions of chagrin at this response of the
I'mied States to Japan's hospitality-to j
the battleship fleet and recent com
mercial visitors from America.
The American battleship fleet passed
Cape Sr. Vincent. Portugal, en route
tor Newport News and signalled "All
well." Captain Qualtrough, who was
found guilty by the court martial of
intoxication, has been suspended for
hi. months and will lose ten numbers
in crade. Lieutenant Commander
George. W. Kline has been placed in
temporary charge of the Georgia bv
Hear Admiral Srerry.
Reports of loss of life and great dam
age, to property arc being received
irom t.ermanv. The Hoods in the
Muauer rivers ore su bsidinir. but tbi
has only transferred the danger, as the
Ilhinc, the Main, the Kibe and the
Oder are still rising and flooding their
Miwej:. a Hurricane in the Rhine val
ley demolished buildings being erected
xor an cxmuition at Wiesbaden
oeneral t redenclis, former Governor
or Nljnl-Xovgorod. whose trial on
charges of complicity in the grain
scandals that attended the distribution
of famine relief in l!)0fi has been going
on In St. Petersburg for five days, has
been convicted of negligence and cor
ruption. He has been sentenced to
dismissal from the government service
and to pay a fine of $5,000, in default
of the. payment of which he will have
to serve a ear in prison.
The American National Red Cross,
through Ambassador Griscom, has put
$2.10,000 at the disnosal of the com
mittee organized by Queen Helena
which has undertaken the establish
ment of an orphanage, devoted to the
care of children left homeless and
without parents by the earthquake dis
aster. The Institution will be called
the American Red Cross Orphanage,
and U Is intended to bring the children
:p as agriculturists.
o...i0 mm nau oeen sent I
from Madeira to preserve order in the!
HOUSES.
305 X. Poplar St., 7-rooms, mod
ern conveniences, possession
SEASONABLE GAME j March 1st, 1909
Quail, Snipe, Woodcock, Wild Duck, 9 no R Afm.ph(W, 7 VOrtm
(jonJ Turkey, and choice Oysters, served in i "modern " "
22.50
the most tempting Btyie.
Best 50c Dinner in the South.
THE GEM RESTAURANT
3.00
Five-room cottage, practically new, city water, wired for theirs;
lights, lot 50x145, 10-foot alley in rear, weil locate 1 n a jpo
neighborhood and is very desirable for a small hon;e : ;-.
nient, terms to suit the purchaser,
ther information call or phone,
Our price $11.".i.0'
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Carolina Realty Company
O. J. Thies, Pres. B. R. Lee, Cccy.
VV. D. Wilkinson, Mgr. and Treas. J. P. Lonr, Ss'.ei.T.zr.
211 North Trycn Street.. 'Phcne CCO.
can handle your business after a fashion, when times are good and money
easy, when times are hard and money tight you feel the need of a bus
iness connection with a
BIG, STRONG and RELIABLE BANK
We Invite you to try the
The Charlotte National Bank
along this line.
RESOURCES U.600,000.00
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ourth Ward
THE LONGEST nd Broadest, and
tie Fairest and Sqnarest guarantee is
behind the L. C. Smith Typewriter.
The makers know that it is made right,
know that it is made of the best ma
terial obtainable and stand behind it
t fGr&T entire satisfaction.
S- C GRAYTO 4k CO-
3- room cottage, W. Sth St., per
month 7.00
C04 E. Liberty St., 6 rooms 20.00
1414 E. 5th St., 5-room cottage 10.00
7 -room house Craighead Park.. 20.00
4- room cottage Villa Heights,
per week
203 N. Tryon St.
GOING TO BUILD?
Lt me figure on your roofing. 1
will give you the best of work and ma
terials and perhaps save you money.
I paint and repair slate or metal roofs.
C. F. SHU MAN
ZOO N. Colieg. 'Phone 811
203 N. Tryon St
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'Phone T33
'Phone 535.
New F
ive-Room Dwelling
For quick sale the owner will sell on easy terms a five-room, dwell
ing, pleasing style of architecture and convenient interior ar
rangements with lot 100x250 feet. Good location and desirable
neighborhood. Address
E. T., care Charlotte News.
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WOOD
WOOD! TERRA COTTA PiPEi
Stov Woo!, Heater Wood, Fire Plae
Woo 4. Both Pine and Oak Wood,
Dry and Good.
'Phona 379.
rr& Cotta Pip all electa,
C. V. FUnR.
ONLY $500 CASH
As first payment on a new
$4000 modern home on Eliza
beth Avenue. This home will
be offered for a few davs at
$3750.
The Pecpla's Loan &
Realty Company
Room 309 Realty Building.
'Phone 313.
V. M. Long, Pres.
W. R. Wearn. V.-Pres.
W. L. Nicholson, Sec-Treas.
BUILDING LOTS.
5 Hill Crest lots 60x210 at $500 to
$750.
2 Hill Crest lots 60x225 at $1,000.
2 Hill Crest lots 70x345 at $1,750.
1 Elizabeth lot 66x193, $1,500.
1 Elizabeth lot 66x193, $1,200.
2 Elizabeth lots 50x150, $500 and
$600.
1 Piedmont corner 140x170, $1,500.
1 Central Avenue, double corner, 134x
150, $2,500.
t Seventh Street corner, 50x200, $950.
I Central Avenue lot 66x150, $1,000.
5 Jackson Avenue lots 66x150, $850.
5 Sunnyside Avenue lots 66x150, $S50.
5 Louise Avenue lots 60x150, $850.
53 Seigle Street lots 50x160, $600.
10 Tenth Street lots 50x150, $500.
1 Special corner 100x250, near Eliza
beth. . '
4 Colonial lots 60x200, Crescent Ave
nue, $1,000.
4 Colonial lots 60x160, Vail Avenue,
$850.
1 South Tryon Street, corner 50x100,
$1,000. '
10 West Boulevard lots 50x195, $600
to $700.
: t west is.mgston Avenue 101s ouxiao,
$700.
10 West Park Avenue lots 50x200,
$600 to $700.
1 Large Business lot West Trade
Street.
F. C. ABBOTT & COMPPANY
"Everything in Real Estate."
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We offer for sale a nice 5-room cottage, besides rec:;-; a 1
with gas, sewerage and bath, on car line. Lot 40xl?S. i-j
quietly taken at price offered, of $2500.00.
The Charlotte Trust and Realty fom
Room 305 Realty Building
LPKOISE 377
A. G. Craig, Secretary W. J. Chambers, TWcr j
WE SUPPLY ELECTRICITY
in any desired form that you may
need and our service is of exceptional
advantage to you for we know the
electric business from A to X.
DIFFERENT DEVICES
for. lesening labor are shown at our
shop, as well as lighting and heating
apparatuses that will save you their
cost of installation in a year's time.
Come and see what we can do for you.
Ideal Electric Co.
15 South Church Street.
uburban
uilding 5ii8$
1 tract 200x480 feet
1 tract 200x350 feet, each $700, easy terms.
18 tracts, close to the above, all are well wooded ac-J
homes.
5-acre tract inside city limltes.
19-acre tract inside city limits.
10-acre tract 4 mile3 out, good improvements.
138 acres, 5 miles out, at a bargain if taken at occ.
W. T. Wilkinson & Co
RENT
Room 6 Old Hunt Building.
J. A. BROWN, Notary Public.
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A Small Cash Paymea
A Place for Your Money
If you are looking for a place to put your money where it will be safe,
not only interest but principle as well, we invite you to become a patron of .
this bank. We pay 4 per cent on Savings Deposits and compound the in
terest four times a year. ,
Southern Loan & Savings Bank
JNO. M. SCOTT, President. w. S. ALEXANDER, V. President.
. . . W. L. JENKINS, Cashier.
Modern 5-room house 409 N. Brevard St $16.66
Modern 5-room cottage, Cleveland Ave $16.66
Modern 5-room Flat East 12th Street
5-room house 418 N. Church Street, very close in $11.00
5-room house 1207 N. Caldwell Street $ 8.C0
5-room house 1209 N. Caldwell Street '.' $ 8.00
5- room house 908 Mint Street $10.00
6- room house 507 East 4th Street .' $ 8.C0
5-room house North Cedar Street $10.00
4-room house 401 East 13th Street, per week $ 1.50
3-room house East 13th Street, per week $ 1.00
Large Hall over brick store in Belmont.
We write Fire Insurance for the "Glens Falls", "Hamburg-Bremen", "Pied
mont" and "Scottish" Companies.
J I Arthur
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ndarson & Bro,
FOR SALE CRAIGHEAD PARK, NEAR ELIZABETH C
4-room cottage, lot 0x150, $1350.00: $200 cash, balance en
VILLA HEIGHTS
4-room cottage, lot 50x150, SSGO.OO; $50.00 cash, balance c - .
Other bargains.
rown
203 N. Tryon St.
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temtttau tm yemr crta tomorrow. ;
om unexpectedly. Prepare for then now. Lt -c t!
tie MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY'S Uri
Policy, eorerinK EVERY DISEASE AND
WITHOUT EXCEPTION u pjiy liberal tzx t.v t?:r
HARVEY LAMBETH. Manager
Insurance Department, American Trast
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