FuICES HELD AT
GIIEI!
LEVEL':
f J A-l'-" l"Jt-"w4l aUr4 Teu
I -' f 4
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km a j"s m 4 A M m t a a
J1'
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l"krsJy at Mttwr UwC
f T Asaw-iate frewa I
K Terfc. rh. I.-4)1
sckraei 1 a eik aaarkat Way
gr 4vaae gteeUy f
atotW fra ).
(Wan r4 mm i i i rm.
burg Cel nxntrnf M yvastrtv
tr ioml VkkMi rrae. (. ri
frtrUoftU tftlac CkB41t TkdBe
4rllal a oikL Tk twllip r
M K4rmi arald
Frir roM krUUr oipom4 by
aajr BrllUf r4rm. Oreat Nortkrr
rrirH Cklka S t-i. Nortkra f-
r8e kad Ka41ac t !. Laa 1 i .
aa Ckoa faclfte. St. faaU Mia
aoart Pactfl, IHIaoia Central. boirW
vtlla A fcartTlll. Kaaaaa Cltr Beatk
arm, KaUoaal Railroad o( UnlM pra
ferraa. Amatcamatad Coppar, V. S.
Staal, tba local tractloai. Twnmn
Coat. Locomotiva a ad acvaral otkart
ntda 1 la 1 l-J point galaa. Ilia
aaapolla, 8t Paul aad Siull 8ta Marie
I oat S l-t and Ttilrd Aveaua 1 3-4.
Tradlag bacama dull at tha higher
lat bat prlraa held Ann I jr.
Tha rapid advanr of i In llllnoii
Caatral aru a ullnln Influanr la
tha markat but tha voluma of dcaltnaa
waa aotabJy contracted from the ra
rant avaraaa. t'ntoa Parlllo and Pt
Paul wmd ta ba affctd la nympathy
with I!!lnnla Ontral. th former rllaa
2 1-4 and tha latter 1 HeadlAa and
Northwaatara roaa 1. Colorado Fuel
S l-t, Loulavl'la Naahvllle end Dla
tlUara RacurltlM 1 -, Propla'a Gaa
1 t-L and Houthm-n Prrldc and Kaa
aaa A Taxaa and Altnntkt Coiat Unt I
to 1 1-4. . Tlia ireaeral Hit movad nar
rowly. Toldo. kit. Loula A 'Waatem
daeiiaed 1 -4, and Piltaburc. C. C. A
8L UmiU 1 l-J." Panda were atearfy at
noon. ' ' 1 " ;
Thara waa mora of an Inquiry (or
tba auaclaltlea, notably locomotive,
wbtcb lmproTed SH. The earlier
gaini In tha repreaantative atocki
were inaUitained and added to allght
. ly In apota. Delawara A Hudaon
moTed up 4, Pressed steel Car, Amer-
loan Car and United SUtes Pipe 1
' to 1 and Rock Island, Wabash pre
ferred and Norfolk A Western 1 to
14. Iowa Central preferred fell off
IK and Virginia-Carolina Chemical
PMfertedjl. '.': .'.
. Ilestrloted dealings caused aomc
fractional reactions among the active
stock, but the ' speculative effect - was
offset by strength. In .minor stocks.
Some of the, gains reported were Gen
eral Electric Havana Electric 2,
Rock Island preferred, - Woolen arid
Cotton Oil H4 to 14, and gloss-Sheffield
Stee! !.. . v ''--. .?v ':: :- i ,
The jrise extended id some new stocks
after proflt-taklng) had commenced to
affect those: already advanced. Wa
bash, ISouthern Railway. Chesapeake
r A Ohio, Consolidated Gas, Locomotive,
preferred,, and Pressed Steel Car pre
ferred rose 1 to 1. 1-4, and Wabash
preferred 2. The reaction ran pretty
generally from 1 to 11' points and Jo
2 '1-4 In Illinois Central.-: Some prices
were carried below yesterday's prt(9..j
Canadian Pacific lost 2. The closing
vaa easy. .... .-;-. Si"-;'
New Vork Closing Stock Iilstl'
Atchison.:. ; , . j. . . v . 91
Atchison pref. . . . . . . . .103
BaUlmore & Obio.... . . : . 114 .
Canadian Paclflc. . 172
Chicago A Alton J. . ;'. ....... 31
' Chicago A Alton pref. ."75
. Chicago A Northwestern ' . . 2 3 1 V4
Chicago A Northwestern pref.
Colorado Southern , 34 4
Denver A Rio Grande. . 48,
; Denver 4: Rio Grande pref. . . 89
1 . rlO : - -f:': f " ,'.., 46Vi
IIllnoiB Central 'nlh 178 '
Louisville A Nashville . . . , . .151
Manhattan h . . . . .... ;1C0
Metropolitan , St, ; Rwy . 123
- Mexican Central , .' I . . ; 26
Missouri. Pacific .. . k , ...i. . .101
Ne ; York ' Central ; i .' . , ..149
, Pennsylvania 142
j.'. Reading 'iV;!:-- if:j;;7i?ij f y fn. ,,138
Rock Island 27
' Rk Island: 'pref;::-'K.;t . .V' 7
ftt. PaMitVWj'...185
touttat!ifloV4v"reV-;:. ""8
Swtherik.Railway'. , . . . v. , . , ' 41
' SoutherriRatl w"a pref. ii
. VidMifall'ztM:tfg&$. ,,U55
' Union Pacific pref, ; . V. . . . 97
Wabash lk t-y, ..... . 24
WE PAY 4 PER ANNUM
COMPOUNDED 5EMI-ANNUAUY
COUNTY
1)
SAVINGS OANK."
FICH, N C.
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rlid auaaa IkaMd....
raltnd Sutaa rH af .
Ua ra Vakaa
Aaawtea CtMltm CMI..
Aaaariraa lafeamr pref.
tantai "abaar a. . ,
ImarUaa Totwfr (
VlrftaU-Caroliaa C k-a
Vlrtlata Carol I aa Cfc m
1 1 ;
1S
H
1H
ta
1 1 i
rw Turk faataa.
B Aaaurat4 rut )
Stir Twrk, Te t Tk mam tnark
4 a,r4 alaay ai a ar ta 14
aama In rvi9t)w 4iafctlr diaa
antiMtna nhM hut ntklir rattled
hajvr kr taadiac ka4 nprmtora aad
eoTartna of aharta 11 k prtrea durtaa
lha anUdta of tha mnrelM about 4 la I
potata net htrker. Tera awmad a be .
anme anuthem aelllnf la the t"ra. mark-
at but Near Oilnea rw'et frm and
higher rwri rwmora arerw Hrctilatlnf ,
that loig Hnea tha bwara kiva ber-
Canning tor ere liquidated oa the ,
break yaeterday. abfe larc lnteret
vera onoa mnra coming to in au(po t
af ta m-rket.
future opened ateady. Frbruarjr
ItU; Marrk ItH: April I4T0-T.. Mat
lC.7t; Jane 14.ta.ft; July 1J7; Auguat
10.74; Jteplemher lata bid: On.. be:
14.14.
Naw Tork, Fb. t Cotton futuraa
rloaed ataady; cloalng bid: Fcbruar) '
1041;. March 10 M, April 10 4; May '
14.74; Juaa 14.M; July 10 IS; Auguat;
ian; Pwntember 10 tl; October 10 :o, '
Novrmber ial: Dacerober .R.
Tba market at midday waa 3 or
4 polnta off from tbe top but steady
in tone and a couple of polnta net i
higher on a continued demand from i
local profeaalonala and ahorli.
Spot cotton quiet; middling up- !
lands, 11.25; middling gulf. 11.50.
'Cotton apot cltiaed -quiet 10 polnta
tower; middling 'uplands ll.lt; mid
dling gulf 11.40; no aalea.
Estimated ' receipt at tha ports
were 32,000 balea against 30,023
last week and 17,508 last year. For
tha week 125,000 balea against 114,
147, last week and 91,741 last year.
today's receipts at New Orleans 9,-
48: bales against 8,143 last year,
and at Houston 9,937 bales against
3,106 last year.! .
"1 Tester.
. Open. Cose, day's
x Close.
February r .. 10.53 10.49 10.55
March 10.69 10.58 10.64
April 18.70-72 10.64 10.74
May 10.79 , 10.76 10.8".
June .. 10.80-S5 lO.fW 10.8?
July 10.87 10.85 10.93
August . . . 10.76 10.71 10.81
September .. .. 10.30 10.31 10.37
October ... 10.25 10.20 10.28
November j.. 10.21 10.3o
Liverpool Cotton.
(P:- th Associated rross.)
Liverpool, Feb. 6. Cotton spot In fa'.'
demand; prices 13 points lower: Amer
ican middling fair 4.36; good mldd'tng
6,02; middling 5.86; low middling 5.70;
ood ordinary'' 5.52; ordinary 5.36.
The sales of the day Were 10,000 ba'ea
of which 1.000 w?re for Tecuiation and
export end Included 9,500 American.
Receipts 23,000 bales, including, 15,900
American. T
Futures opened easier and cosd
steady: " American middling, good or
dinary clause, February 5.74; February-
March ,5.74;; March-April 6.77: April
May V SJSOr i May-June 6.83: June-July
6.85;- July-August 6.85; August-Septtm
ber 5.81: Seotember-October 5.62; Octo
ber-November 5.55; November-December
5,52. -i-. z : v - ,
Raleigh Spot Market.
(Reported .by. Charles E. Johnson
v- ' 'ft Co.)
Strict good middling, 10 c.
Good middling, 10 c.
Strict middling. 10 c.
Middling. 10 c.
Receipts today,' 6 bales. ,
- '" Hubbard's "CoUon Letter.
New - v York, . 'v February -j 6.
the liquidation -continues.
-Still
. with
heavy selling by those who were the
most- prominent buyers during the ad
vance last December. :: It Is noticeable
that the cotton seems to drift Into the
possession-of those who. have looked
for this decline because of tbe pressure
of India cotton upon the- continental
'markets.:' Whl.a tha rnnrkets Jnay de
cline l further,:, we consider ,' present
prices' reasonable until planting season
is reached. ' We' notice that tha tostf
Crop deliveries are , no longer pressed
Mr sale. 'showing tho decline has reach
ad f. point wierfi the mills are willing
to buy these de'iverles. We consider
the buying to-day to have been bsttar
than the sel Ing and looking forward
to the comparison with the heavy re-,
celpts In March and A'ptll last year,
we 'look for Jsetter market ,tefore
long. ft ' ' ''. , . ' V ; !
V HUB3ARD BROS. t.CO.
Chicago Grain. ,
- (Pr to Associated Preak.) -:
Chicago, Feb. ' 6.rMay wheat epsn
ed steady here today at 84 8-47-8 on
a nredlctlon of rising temperature.
After May had- touched 84 8-8lJ2,
the market experienced a sharp rally.
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t'tmarf Strung . bt-at-V- k. i.)
HQf.t, HMcra tf' rS'
ana i beta 1((i;Sp
Uve H4ok.
ip t' AMWtle4 I
OtkrftA f ' 4 -4'it li
i W n i 1 atradi II. 1 : iill
raw nl hetN-ra I44rt i.tt
and tVvdrti 2 a 4r4 k Truni )!.'
Huge Keol(,i tt.aia). mik-(
Vd bichra k k "! 1 - fl
haary ITltttK. tough heair CU4ii .4
ught IkUitn ptg k i :. :. a. .u k
aalra k Tketl ti
Rheep HareliX It 4. n. '.( B.n
-'heep H4lltC; lamba kTlit::.
Mo4try Market,
(ft tha Aaanrlited Prea )
New Tork. Feb. C Money on rail
eaalt'r. blgheal 4 prr cent; loweat
I-!: ruling rale 3 1-4. It loan
3 3-4. rloalng hid 3 12. offered ai
I 3-4. Time loana firmer; slaty day,
ninety daya and alx months 3 1-2 i
4 3-4 er cent.
Cloee Prime mercantile paper
4 1-2 0 5 1-4 per cent, aterllng ex
change firm with actual buainoaa In
bankers bills at 487.25 ft 4X7.30 for
demand and at 413 85 44 4 03 90 for
sixty day bills. Posted rales 44 1-2
ft 48R. Commercial hills 43 5-x.
Bar si i Tor 65 G-S. Mexican dollurx
60 --2; government bondit Rtcstl) ,
railroad bonds steady.
ronltry Market.
(Bv the Aasoclated Prea.)
New York, Feb. 4. Poultry dreaaed.
quiet; western chlckena ITlfrlS; turkeys
164730; fowla 04j13.
A Carrie Nation Cat.
W. A. Doollt tie, of 8abetlia, has a
regular Curtis Nation cat. It la a big
Angora. It waa formerly owned by a
traveling man living at )cs Moines.
One day tbe rut escaped from his home
In Iowa and wandered Into a aaloon.
He walked up to a handsome mirror
and saw rls reflection in the glass. He
Immediately bristled up. So did the
reflection apparently snarled back. He
made a cuutloua advance. The reflec
tion aim took a step In his direction.
He retreated. The reflection retreated.
Then he made a mad plunge to . seise
his adversary. In the onsutng scrim
mage the mirror was smashed, and In
addition )00 worth of cut glossea and
wishes on the saloon sideboard was
broken. The saloon-keeper was so
mnd that he would not be appeased by
the traveling man settling the bill, but
swore he would kilt the cat. The
traveling man was afraid he would
carry outthe threat, so he brought the
cat to Kansas, where they have no sa
loons with mirrors to "Break, and pro-
I sented It to Mr. Doolittle.
If While Traveling In Japan.
Or any civilized country, you can pro
cure Laxative Bromo Quinine from
any druggist. All nations use It.- .
W. GROVE'S signature on box.
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of a Judgment of. the su
perior court entered on November 9,
1905, In tho case entlt'.ed M. N. An
drews, receiver for the Park Regloi
I Mutual Hall Insurance Association (I
corpoiated), ex parte, I will on Satur
day, the 8th day of February, 19C6, nt
11 a. m.. Bell at the Court House do) '
In the city of Raleigh, at public duo'
tlon, for cash, the fo lowing office fur
niture r.nd effects of said company;
1 Typewriter.
1 Iron safe.
1 Table.
' 1 Boob case. '
5 rugs. .
1 Typewriter desk. . -
2 Chairs.
1 Case for papers. ,
24 Letter file.
' Together with certaimjudgmens and
notes owned Jsv ar.ld comnany. ' : ,
The rlrjht lsreserved to accept. pr re
ject any bid. w ,1 . .
. - M. T - NrREW?. Redelver.
' WATSOl & LAMBERT, Attvs.. ,
H-iw.. , . Anfitt
' .... XOLUSTER'S'"'1 'A
R::ky T'sur.tain Tea Kuggefs
A Buy Medicine (m Buiy People. v . - :
- ' i Brin golden Health and Renewed Vuoc,
: AsrrealfioforConstipntlon. Inflleestton. Liver
anil Kidney troubles, Plmi-les, Eczemn, Imimre
Ulood. Bud nrarlh, SlumclKh Bowels, Heruloche
md Backaohe. Its Rooky Mountain Tea In tab
'et form, ti cent a box, GcmilLe mada by
iOLUSTia Dhuo CoMPaar. Madtaon, Wle.
OLD EN NUGGETS FOR 8AU0W PEOPli
SUNN, THE HAM MAN
SIIAFER
SELLS
HAMS
A TEC!LMCAUTY
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Kkak a AaftarrU't 1 1 M e j
miH kaanaaja ! I.. j
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but td la taa 1 a atau I
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ANTI DISPENSARY
BILL 18 PASSED
iRr tk Innrti'.' I-...!
' luasWIa. A I . Tt,
i. of rer ,
...-d l.y IJ hai'i j i. kt ..:.
t II o k tKUak tb i'i."
Tl.. :ill already bat im-1 l, i.
mlfkmrj Claasatirr f li'i'
libBry, N. r. Kit. i it.-:.
a ma,aayanKlcc tf tb n ii.n
lai algbl lot lb purio' of or ta
int X k rbkBtbar of romm r- Maui
Ut.)dt-a prwaldad. aad euthuataaiu
i l.irarierlied the mrmaj
Two weeks, later Kitnumr) 14.
thf-rf will be inn.r. i nut-ting at
Mh all officers aiil i-- cU-ried
The Raleigh. Building! K
and Loan Association
EXAMPLE FOR INVEST
OR, 10 SHARES.
Vnlue at maturity. 1 i
Actual Coat
Entrance fe.
share
U: payments at I:
S v.ar 11 .!(. 00
!, r
vjti.irti
Nit profit .. .... 4167.50
The above represents tbe maxi
mum coat and tlx- minimum proHt,
and nets the Investor f,Jjer rent-
taxea paid. Where pbto can you safe
ly Invent small weekly- w monthly
surplus funds to i-nrn. so handsomely?
BOOKS FOR SERIES NO.
2 NOW OPEN SUB
SCRIBENOW. BEGIN PAYING FIRST
SATURDAY IN APRIL.
THOMAS B. WOMACK, Presitlent.
W. 8. WILSON, Secretary-Treasurer.
PLAIN
and
Bail-Bearing
Skate Wheels
Thos. H. Briiggs & Sons
Raleigh, K C. 1
Buck's Stoves-Ranges
H
Money Back
Zell Nenr Tablets, ths (reitutmrta
noa sod tonic in the world, are sold with a
wrltita promise of your mosey back U they
fall of the deired result t a. vi t. vi- ' , '
cure Ineomals, trervoue dyspepeis, lose ei
.--vital eurgy, impure or impowuhed blood
; and restore yea to perfect bealtli and etrength.
v i Zell Nerve Tablet have a long record
at euoceasful cure of serrou dues act. Vou
con oaily afford to ose the beet. . ,
, PRICE SO CENTS A BOX ,
to any address, la plain psckag. .;. -.?!"
TUB JIELL H71VG CO.
Gallon, Ohio, '
Bold by ' " " 1 t..
TUCKER BUILDING PHARMACY,
' RALEIGH, N. C. ,
7 .
Wm. Wooilcott,
31! aid 313 FaycitevifU Street
1.000 ftxix Trtz& Pna.ei OitzLu
TLs Jfic kn.J t cr llc yvrJ i rrt t laj-fiis.
lftrt frr B alter, ck pAttrr-i
W AL WOOLLCOTT
ITS WRIT1E RIGHT
Do You Skate?
If So
Buy an Occident Policy
with the
Ry.L. IGtl INSURANCE & REAL . Y CO.
130 Fay tiler lilt Street
u.
...Fire Irvsurance...
Atlantic I-Ire Inkiu-anre Company. It li-ljih. N. ".
North Slate Fire Insurance Company. Greensboro, . C.
Atlanta-IUrtnlugliam Klrc Insurance t oiupany, Atlanta, tia.
Itoyal Kvchangc Ai ranee of lomlo.
Calrlonlan Insurance Co rpany of Hcotland.
Wi: C.X H01.ll VOl' HAKK I AM OF THK AIIOVK tX)MPANU.
E. B. CROW , CO., Agents
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
, RAL KltJH, X. C.
Statement of Condiiion
uksouucks.
V. 8. Itonds, par
Loans anil Investments
Cash
Due from Banks .. ..
1 .VI. 00. 00
707,702.15
76,726.08
440.M5.68
Total tl.375.3M 91 I Total 41,375,391.91
NO IXTEREST PAID ON DK. OSITS.
JOSFPH O. BROWN, Presiden
A. B. ANDREWS, Vlco-Prcslde:it.
iir..iti
ASSETS $1,050,000 00
DEPOSITS 844,000 00
CAPITAL 100,000 00
SURPLUS 80,000 00
NO INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
BUSINESS SOLICITED.
Commercial & Farmers Bank,
J. J. Thomas, President. B. S. Jerman, Cashier.
A. A. Thompson, Vice President.
H. W. Jackson, Assistant Cashier.
GANGER HOSPITAL
We want every man and wo
man In the United State to
mo what we are doing W
ire curing Cancers Tumor
in-1 Ohronk r4ores without the
use of the knife and are en
lorsed bj Mu Sena i nd
Legiflxturi- of Vlrglntn If
you are seeking a cure com
here and you will ifel It
VE Gl'AKANTKe
ITH i'ITRES
1HE KELLAM CANCER HOfPITAL
KH'HHOND Va
BROADWAY; " CENTRAL
HOT 1ST. I
BBOADWAi; Cor.f THIRD STREET, And Dealers In
, .'--v NEW VORK. . i .
' GREAT FAMILY HOTEL. itOCKS, CottOla,
, Excellence Without Extravagance, fi i sat n PnnvtaUn
American; Haww..SQ per dayy0i aln frovitions.
European Tlan..;.,.. $1.00 per dayt4Q Broadway NEWYORK.
ltua beautiful hatel':enjoys a reputa.;
tlon, of highest respectability and free
dom from all objectionable features, and
recommends Itself to LADIES and
FAMILIES for Its quiet, orderly man
agement, clean, well-kept rooms, great
public parlors, grand halls and liberal
stairways,
t : . Send for Large Colored Map of Nev.
i Tork. FREE, -
-DANIEL C. WEBB, Manager ':
. $2,000 to $30,000 f ; ,
.North Carolina ls due 1016 at 1.10H
-- and Interest, 1 ' , . ,
l'.C. Abbott Company,'
, Trust IIuildltMi, CliarloK, N. i
It THEY WD0TE IV
A. P. Haamann.
January 29, 1906.
LIABILITIES.
Capital t
10S.0O0.M'
Surplus, earned, 4100,
000.00; Net Profits, 426,-
265.71 . .. 126.265.71
Circulation 100,000.00
Depoalts
1.049.128.2V
. iji i i lif oiiu, t as;:i;T.
DRAUGHON'S
RALEIGH,
Corner Wilmington and Martin Sts.
KNOXITLLE and
COLUMBIA.
26 Colleges In States. POSITIONS
secured or monej REFUNDED. Also
teach BY MAIL. Catalogue will con
vince you that Draughon's is THE
BEST. Call or send for It.
J. H, AHERN & GO.
...Bankers...
; We ,aSue tne m0st comprehensive and
i instructive Market Letter published,
t WRITE FOR IT-
Hnbbard Bros. J Co.
HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ei
. change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
ehanye. Asoclate Members Liver
' pool Cotton , Asoclatlon. ' , , ..
ORDERS SOUC1TED For the pur-
chase and sale of cotton for future
v delivery. Correepondence Invited
OEPiiTMEMI SIC"
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ra, ra 523, si..
RALEIGH, N. C.
FEtBUXBT K0TE3
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rwi kJutresaaes. fA. kU-M, M.
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rtaae Caltieataara, aka4a
1-i.elir, Kire M) ( fsM tlia
xiei-ladat-ra. la-for Wciik, .
Albua. Laarla, Pkota .
IH Ooo4. Vt kit Good. Etc.
Me tthlrta Ovaralla.
W beelbarroaa. 9X
tarmiAu
l-adte Itark Wrapissra. Me. .
i:-t Roll To! 14 Paassr. tba Cla
that arils lor I Or. roc ge.
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Dollar Waukaa ot lagaraol'a
Make. TV. tW.
ladles' Rs1 Wool Veata, ft (TaeW
TV.
HARDWARE V ET ARTVIXXT. . -Plane.
30, M, TV, llJkO, IM
Hand Saw. IO, SS, ST. S4k&, IIA.
Xrut Saw. $l.3 to 11.70.
Level, IX. 43, 40, Ctsc,
Bracoa, IO, 33c,
Ratcbet, COr.
Chisels. 20. 33, SO, S3. 40c.
Hammers, IO, S3. BOc.
lxvk. 3, IO, 13, 2U, S3. 0.
Htagl Barrel Qana, till ag.
Double Barrel Onna. goajM ap,
Rlflaa. glJVO, .xa, a.T3.
IIm KvKriMl ealei) Kasssr.
hKIi T III !. Is) hadss test km
in- ri- fisr I Mi. ,
Coffee Mills, 17. C3. 40, Me,
Pood Choppers. BOtw O0, $IX0.
Roger itdwt Knlvea and Forka.
W.oo
StesH llarrmm' Shaara, sjoc.
HTOVK DEPARTMENT.'
Wood Heatera. $IJEft to tZJMt.
Heavy Wood Heaters, M to f4V
Coal Istoves, $IJk3 to 4.00.
Cook Stoves. f.00 to 9IXOO.
Orates, Flredoga, etc
Coal Hods. SO, S3, 9. 4Ac
CLOCK DEPARTMENT.
Nlckle Alarm Clocks. 3c TOc". ,
Eight-Day Oak Clocks. I4K.
Office Drop Octagon, $X $3.23.
Marbellzed Parlor Clocks. $-13,
$4.00. ' ,
Gilt and Fancy, H.V., $t.S-V ''
CARPEt DEPARTMENT.'
Granite Art Squares, $1. 03, $2.00,
$3.83, $40.
Wool and Mixed Art Squares, all
sizes up to 4x5 yards. All price. -$3.50
to $13.50.
Rugs, 25c. to $3.00.
Hemp Carpet, 10, 13 K, 20c.
Ingrain, 25, 35, 40, 57c. -
Brussel Carpett, 00c yard.
Floor Oilcloth, 25c yard.
Door Mats, 43c up.
Curtain Poles and 8hades.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Iron Beds, $2.25 to $10.00.
Cots, $1.0, $1.60, $2.25.
Sprtngs,$1.35, $1.50, $1.70, $2.00.
Mattresses, $1.60 to $0.25.
Sideboards, $9.75, 12.50 up.
Tables, 45c to $3.00.
Bedroom Suits, Dresses, Chairs,
Rockers.
Hall Racks, $2.75, $4.50, $6.75.
Reed Rockers, $2.40 to $4.00.
Bed Lounges, Couches, Safes and
Cupboards.
Chiffoniers, nice mirror, $6.50.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
New lot Trunks, $1.00 to $12.50.
Bags. 25r. to $3.00.
Suit Cases, $1.00 to $0.00.
HA BY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT.
Our new line of Go-Carts Is open
for Inspection They certainly are
beauties.
Prices: $12.50. $11.00. $0.50.
8.00. $6.73.
Folding Style $ t .73, $2.35. $3.50.
JM .30. $0.00. $8.00.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
A few Overcoats at cut prices.
Sweaters and Cardigan Jackets
Rubber Coats and Hats.
Ml Kit: DKI'ARTMKNT
JmmI iifwr. to i.nrsii- Iovits The-
price if Vletir R.-cords liave bKen
ntluced 10-inch, IM)c; 7-inch, 35r. .
ViiK.lmriH.. $2.00. $3.00. $3.00
it-ordiona. $1.23 to $-1.00.
Guititni, $2.40 to $8.00.
Ibtnloa, $1.00 to $3.0O. "
Mandolins, $1.73 to $3.0. ,
V iolins, $1.00 to $1.fiO.
. Ptrlnirs and Repairs, Caaew. ;
A 30.IliMtird Case. $ 1 .50,
, Victor Talking Machines, $22.00
to $60.00. - . V "- t' M
Our ifM-ljil., thei l)lttjstit anit tout
Talking Muclilm; lit the world for tho
oiomiy, $13.00.
Griniiieyc
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