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rUJag. U tkal orofoasioftal Wall
trH aaar! m4 , roimmoa aenaa
a4 oprat4 aa It
Alrtd7 tbcra haa ki a mod-
rata calllo la af Wall auat faa4t
Vf taaka aiora particularly Ideation
with Btareaatlla UtaffiaU Theaa
tkaaki Had aa Incraaavd damaad for
aorommodatioa la their ova parti ca-
lar lalds; tbcy tt& maaafarturora
and dlalrtbatara matlnc acUra prap
araUont for jraar of nauiual ao
tlrltf and proapwlty. Thla actlva
and JeclUmaU . damand tor. money.
being almvluneoua wtth the recall
or funda from New York by the
Westers and Southern banka, eouM
hardly have failed to proroks axnu
stringency bad the .war settlement
' not been on an ex-Indemnity baala.
The money market la In these daya
of IniUntaneoua communication a
world's market, London and Paris
and Berlin and New York and other
world centers rising and falling In
unison and funds like water finding
a natural level. Foreign banker
had been watching the peace nego
tiations wtth the view of . providing
Russia with fnnds for indemnity;
and while Russia and Japan will
both be borrowers In the near future
their transactions are not now of the
. ursent description and will be eon
: ducted with a view of securing
funds pa a favorable mopey market
rv awcrsi tkal xla 4 ha
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tM taML tv ft. K. HIM mm aiatstli sitarmU4 from S !
IsaUy stm4 Had It bw graatadl fmntm. It ctoaaaM tke fciooa af aa ,,, te ;IM M ri-4
Jaa waatd bare gtrtica out of 4rk4 1 pomws aad tran'-, staVtrg MMt , tk4 klArt (k( is. r.i
us Ue foretg. astloas .be - iTT.T7,'' -
graareasly Uses bar boade. Aa It to J TWe Moataraff tkM m J" aiaM bav brewgkt Ut
aow, tbeae obllgathms wlQ eoatlsaSf wmwtf aa ft. aV aVt Saaiiiig sp tae ea-j low maditloa -f rwas wkkb s i.r.
te TV for as ladeflatta Mjrtod aadl L. .rMa brltnag Ue pmiI blUi rroi, u aa laipoaaibllltr. a4 a m.Ml
tberrhy lead la task' Jlaa rwaaar-
vatle rather than arrogaat
HENRY CUCWt.
aadranagaawt rat immj
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WEEKLY t1X4HAL RKV1KW.
YW Mm Iaipirtaa4 Ewwt, aa t'ar
as lb Mark MarkK la doaxvrw
ed, Was Che Agi f f asrait of
the IVare Kavoya.
(Special to The Evening Time.)
New YerkV 8epl."4. Last week
was a week of contraiiaa, of declin
ing price la aplte of favorable de
velopments. The agreement of the
peace envoya was quite the most Ira
portsnt event msrketwlse that has
trsnsplred this year. It means the
end of war- that has eserdsed prec
is re over the European tnsrkets for
the past II months. It ensbles the
European financier to go a little
freer, releases lsrge quantities of
gold held In European centers and
permits the return of this money to
the ordinary channels of trade and
commerce. It leaves the way open
For bull markets abroad. London
rs ri m
V ' V ' V x Vbthsr It Is dee I
V cdKtnxKtWM.1 adrtlsd or
the beat tast rs l rt-
Wat MM-t( yT i 10 a fear
bleed with !
fVUlLY HIITAJIC.
m m m , 1. - . 1. 1
o. o. a. aim) ibtv iiwur, pvraj
vegta4e, asd while driving all fniaoat
from the blood, will build p every part
of the svaleaL Book oa U Mood a ad
any soediral advVr desired will be girts
wUhout charget to all who write.
THE IWIFT tPCCiriC CO, Atlasta. Ca.
Loulavtlle k Nashvllle earned 11. St
per cent, on Its stock during the past
year, and had th biggest yesr In It
history In gross and net earnings.
The other great Southern road the
Southern Railway has steadily
been Improving Its property and
equipment. It has over 7,000 miles
of road In the South, snd with IU
strong financial backing Is In a posi
tion to take advantage of the coming
period of Industrial expansion In Its
territory. It seems certain that In
dee to a t4leg that
are aon and
farther II U Sao
of Ue lacoailag trcriis
ran not toll.
HUBBARD BROU a I
fix Ihf TWe an
EXPORT LAGER DEER
CRYSTAL PALE DEER
PINNACLE MALT EXTRACT
lnas products i I iswit tbe wry prmarW r4 frHmm-t ki la tWWr
rapaciive hoaa. Kiport Lre la tierr4 a lUi jiarurttlar rare fur
arti clan. OystsJ lsts-"ta bt'a fsnu-M the
tVaaJ bwese beveras, siawthtUrly puf, atenlocd twyutid Ue PomS
ll ' t t4 germ krjartain. trU Malt Latrart la a aariass Wmie
and Yryajikocr, and aKnuld be U rvry borne vrbere Utere Is OVlH
rata hoaJUi or aa mvaaO. Almmy mil or it- trmndt.
New.Sonlli BrrweiT ft Ice Co, Kiidlnbcro, Ky.
Hma tht mari will htVHimA M. rreat
has been a consistent buyer of Amei- an(, the Btock enter the lut
lean securities since peace was an-l . atmnA.r, a,v,ADA n.Vera.'
nounced. The decline last week was
due as much as anything else to
(ears of a money stringency. Every
day has aeen the New York banks
losing heavily to the 8ub-Treasury.
If In addition to this movement of
money westward mere naa v neen a
heavy indemnity1 to' finance, money
would "have rtaclied Vmuch 'higher
rates. ; As the matter stands, Japan
which will not be for two months
or so. The net result seems, there
tore, that money accumulated for the
payment of a possible Indemnity will
of relief to New York;. and the weak-' will not be offered until, the crop-
Brooklyn Rapid Transit's prellml-
nsry report Indicated earnings for
the fiscal year of 3 per cent, on the
stock, but when the final figures are
made up It will be found that both
gross and net earnings exceed the
figures already reported. Brooklyn
Is growing rapidly, and even, with
the proceeds of the sale of its bonds
mrA th, AvnAtiitft urea nf anrnlnffH .on
has Probably sufficient.. money to ie tne B. R. T. , not yfet
wind up the war. ' Russia WMnsU . Mm tQ gupply the demand
out k. small addiUonal loan but It tran8p0rtatlon facilities. This Is
9100 Itrward, IIOO.
The readers of this paper tu o
pleased to leartt that there 1 at leant
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to curs la all its augea,
and that Is Catarrh. Hall Catarrh
Cure I the only poaltive cure now
kpown to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter
nal, acting directly upon the blood
snd mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
trength by building up the constitu
tion and assisting nature In doing
Its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in Its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials. Address:
F. J. CHENNBY ft CO.. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take. Hall's Family Pill for con
stlpatlon.
ness of sterling exchange Indicates
that with any substantial advance In
money rates here British and French
money would promptly become avail
able, with a view of anticipating the
v large exports of American products,
v As already Intimated, the mercantile
'j prospects of the country for a year
ahead are highly satisfactory, and
' the industrial situation is not less
pa. Steel rail manufacturers have
' . reaffirmed $28 as their price for
-1906 and have already sold upwards
of 800,000 tons foi delivery at that
price In 1906, while prices fpr struc
tural shapes have been advanced $2
a ton. The total Industrial dtvldends
payable this month show an increase
of about $3,600,000 over September"
a year ago, the gain representing an
increase In the rate on the pari; of
some corporations and also several
additions to the dividend list. The
, copper metal market is showing
BlgnB of weakness, an important de-
velopment being the resale - of a
round lot of electrolytic by Chinese
i Interests to local dealers at a severe
concession in price. -This copper Jiad
" not been shlppod" The resale proba
bly reflects . In an Indirect way the
withdrawal of ; demand incident to
.l " the1 termination of the war.
1 i The declaration of peace between
Japan and Russia will be far-reach-'
lng In -my opinion It Is the last of
; - all" great wars." The Hague, mode of
setlllng ' disputes , between nations
v -wUl hereafter supersede the sword
' The war will teach Important lessons
..; to mankind, resulting in a perman-
v ent peace the world over; The moral
,& effect of a small nation like - Japan
achieving its marvelous .victories on
moving period is over,
The market had advanced rapidly,
another property which has a future
before It. The traction issues held
11 Hiirlnv tha nnflt week.
practically without a break from the haye ' 1jmM durlng their
1aw Ijimai v w aa m ir a n irapn fra rr IB
low level of May, an average of 18
points for the " leading railroad
shares. Many weak bull ' accounts
had been opened and the large pub
lic Interest In the market dated from
the last four points of the rise. In
addition there was a good deal of
pyramiding by .professional opera
tors and the short Interest was quite
small. The break came because the
technical position of the market was
weak. The copper situation has, of
course, changed by reason of the
declaration of peace. The Japanese
mines will be reopened, but , . their
output is only about 60,000,000
pounds a year, and this Is less than
four weeks output for the American
mines ; alone. Leading manufactur
ers and producers say there is no
copper on hand. v If there were any
accumulation, . fc , is Inconceivable
that-heavy premiums should be paid
for copper for Immediate delivery.
The needs of Japan- and Russia for
the rehabilitation ot their .navies and
the resumption of - business in the
two countries on a normal basis will
call for large quantities of the red
metal in the nefcf future. Copper Is
strong, at 16 cents a, pound, and
from present outlook will not decline
much for at least a year to come.
The strength sla Southern-. Rall
way common In the .face of a declin
ing market calls attention to a prop
erty that has a large future before it.
As Mr. Morgan said two years ago,
the feature in the expansion of pur
country "In the. present generation Is
to be the development of the South.
best earning period, the summer
months; rather an unusual thing. It
would not be surprising If the shares
came in for a larger part of market
attention before the fall.
Stocks have had a 4-polnt break
now. weaK duus nave Deen elimi
nated. Traders are bearish and a
good sized short Interest has been
built up. Leading bankers say it is
improbable that money will advance
beyond 5 per cent, for the balance
of the year. The decline seems to
have about run Its course, and we
look for a resumption of the upward
movement soon. We feel that pur
chases of stocks on this break will
prove profitable In the near future.
J. S. BACHIS & vJU.
DECLINE IN MARKET.
Due to Large Speculative Accounts
But There Was Little Change
In the Ideas of the Trade.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
New, York. Sept. 4. Although we
bad a sharp decline, due to the sud
den liquidation of several very large
speculative accounts upon one day;
there is little change in the Ideas of
the trade, i' None appear to have de
cided convictions regarding the fu
ture course of prices, strongly en
ough held, to maintain a permanent
position on the market. There re
mains a large concentrated long in
terest in the hands of a number of
successful outsiders who having large
TROTTING
BRED
SALE.
HORSE FOR
Will be sold at the highest bid for
cash at Woodall's Staple, Raleigh,
N. C, 12 M., September loth, "Mr.
Dooley," a bay gelding, foaled 1903
Bred by J. J. McDonald, Cuthbert
Ga.; sire Larablo the Great; record
2: 12 4 ; son of Jaybird, he by George
Wilkes, son Hambleton 10.
1. Dam Vanity by Egotist by
1. Dam Variety by Egotist by
Electioneer, by H&mbletonian 10.
2. Dam Ray by Pilot Mambrino
No. 516.
3. Dam Sunshine by Goldust, No
160.
Thirteen thoroughbred dams.
"Mr. Dooley" is 15 hands high
beautiful light bay, stylish and rangy
with the cleanest and best of feet
and legs; fine, silky coat of ' hair,
showing high breeding; sound lu
every way and in the right hands
will make a fast and great horse
Broken to halter and has been work
ed some double and single. Sold for
division.
C. L. WOODALL.
B. P. WILLIAMSON.
JOH IL LASGK, AhMKUIXK, X. C DINTIUBl TtML
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The Finest
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Ranges
Obtainable
May
Of the many years of successful stove selling we
are sending out more ranges now than ever before.
Wc attribute this greatly increased business to the
fact that it is fast becoming known that we
handle the highest grade goods of this kind brought
to this market. We want every woman interested
in good cooking to come here and inspect the mag- I
nificent new lino of "Favorite Ranges' the hand- J
somest and absolutely the best Range in existence
for the money. Reasonable prices prevail.
Remember we are well stocked with Heating
r-i 1 ITT J j 1
oioves ior r an ana w lnier iraue. a
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Hart Ward Hardware Co.
CONTINUANCE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL SUITS ALE
During this week, ,m hen SCHOOL SUITS will be la great demand, we are going to give onr patrons
another m - - ) .1 - v' ' ' ' t
i.,; GREAT SCHOOL SUIT BENEFIT - "V '
' r ':Ve "shall give special and unusual bargaina In Boys'. School Suits,. of all slses. -A-,. , ,T..:, ,.
All Of onr Suits are well and strongly made from the best of School Suit fabrics . This sale, at this
VV '5 time, will.be greatly appreciated. ' ' f . 1 'r' '
To every parent who has one or more etcnooi suns wt ouy we say mm mm x ' t v; -
' , - . SCHOOL SUIT SALE., 'pc, ,
- , We mention a few of the Special Prices: , ' : r -, -1 i
$7.50 Suits go at. .,. . , .
1 $6.00 Suits go at.. .... . i
v t ' - . $5.00 Suits go at. , .'.,;...
V- $4.00 Suits go ati, ., .
, r - $3.50 Suits go at. t ... . . .
. - - ; $8.00 Sulta go at. ; ,. ,'4 (
X " m Krt RiiKa aa at. . . . . . ,
V JUST A FEW WORDS TO THE SWULdj UUi-tiisLlKa.' .
We Invite them all to come and look at the Novelties in all different lines for the coming season
" Anybody In the house will take great pleasure In allowing yon through the different departments,
This will give' you an lda of the prevailing styles and colors for this tall and winter. 1 v v-.
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$5.00
$4.00
$3.34
$2.67
$2.34
$2.00
$1.0T
VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE,
By virtue of authority conferred
on us, the undersigned commission
ers) appointed by order of court in
the special proceedings pending in
the Superior Court of Wake county,
entitled I. S. Barbee, administrator
of , Thomas Y. Barbee, vs. Fannie
Yates and others, we will, on Mon
day, the- 2nd day of October A. D.,
1905, expose for sale at public out
cry at Morrlsville, N. C, to the high
est bidder for cash, all that tract or
parcel of land in Wake county, North
Carolina, in . Cedar Fork township,
adjoining on the west the lands of
John W. Smith, the lands of W. T.
Maynard on the south, the lands of
V. S. Barbee on the east, the lands
of P. B. Barbee on the north, con
taining 130 acres, more or less, and
described also In the complaint in
said proceedings. ; , ,
Terms of sale-Cash.;
Time 1J o'clock noon. i ; "
. , " W. .N. JONES,
, W, J. PEELE, ' .
'' . Commissioners
Peele ft Maynard, Attorneys.
fi v m. in miy
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I j hi'
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We
will forfeit
this amount, if
by analysis or chemi
cal test. Checkers is found
Qinnn
Ryiuuu
EWARD
to ' contain any Alcohol or the minutest particle of Morphine,
Opium, Cocaine, or any other dangerous narcotic druff. Checkers is
perfectiyharmlees and only contains sufficient concentra' ed California
Orange Wine and imported Oporto Port to preserve the medicinal
properties of the formulary and render the scientifically prepared
Cod Liver Oil (which it contains,) palatable and a(jpreea' to the
Weakest stomach. CheckerscuresStomach, Liver, Kidney, ...aire and
Blood Diseases, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, La Grippe, Heart Disease, Indigestion, Malaria, Chills
and Fever, Nervousness and General Debility. It checks Consumption
and is a good medicine for all Female Complaints. Get one of the
large dollar bottles to-day, you may forget it to-morrow, and the
disease will obtain more sway by delay. Sample free if you write.
-'Sfe:; . . :' Cbnrknm Medicine Co., Winston-Salem, N. O.
RALEIGH , DETECTIVE AGENOX
' and Employment bukeao.
' Prompt and careful attention given
to all business placed la our' hands.
Strictly confidential relations main
tained with all patrons.' Experienced
and discreet experts employed
throughout the South. vv Address
RALEIGH . DETECTIVE AGENCY,
. -r,o. Box o.. 8i4,.
. t 'H RALEIGH, N. 0, ,
Ellington's. Ellington's.
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newest things m Art m-
broideries Hedibo, Eyelet,
Bulgarian, etc., , with mate
' rials for same. You can find
' here everything : in the Art
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