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fkwn darte: Harnr IN
Wt. Raaaa li. JkMkr. baaaar.
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M. Uita4. Nr rnmrn, L : urJ-
! nocmair. Atfc IHum bUaa:a"U.
Huatuat, Mm., Trmuatnr. Itarrtrt Tar
ter 1'irfan. W'MTMk. O-: Aixliviwx
, Law Oar. Lea.ti.rUia, Kj.. aftd Dr.
Anair Jeffwj-a Mm, JNartlaaa. .
Mr Matt K. U Butllraa rd a w
mnJIy, 4 litr a tjfitc llwr vaa
4larMaata. la abkt a number uf 4l
vat aarttrlnalvd.
- "Mataoda uf rarktn ftir lb MMTb
lUOiinrirt f tba tatUatlva and Khri.
dam In Um arvrrat atat" aa lb aab
tt at Mdrtaa by Uura IL Shlb-
XQ MAKKLTM TODAY.
rbmarr II bclnc thi birthday el.
raUoa of Abrmbtm Unrola, all ot tbt
Abiartraa markata vera cloavl today,
' tba ool) qvotittoaa romlrn from th
Uvcrpoot cotton ra-.rt.
. ': liTwpool CoUom. . . . .
(By tba Aaaoctatad Praas.)
Llvamool. rb U. Cot ton apot In
,..ialrIatnaiMl; oiicaa yulnti hlshac;
American middling, fair 141; pol jnld
dllnv .; middling- I.U; kw mlddllnc
(.t7 rood ordinary IM; ordinary LU.
Tba sale of tha day war 10.00 baiaa,
ot. irhlch.XOO .war tor apacttlatton and
rxpottarld Inc'-udrd 8.400 AmertcaJU
T2tfKrtrf 1.000 -balna, nil Amwtcan.
-.' Fntdra otnd quiet and tieady and
. cloaad. dv'l- . ' American middling-, good
-XtPT6 "" ,Fbruary, iTbro-ary-March
ff.77; March-Api II J.7; Aprll
:,'.Hy l.t:- MayvJuna kAi; , Joti.July
' . &.tt; July-AugUkt (.8t; Aug-uit-Stptem
- bcr September-October t.U: Octo
( bcr-Ndvember 6. S3; NovemberDecem-
' tilvo Stock Market.
' 'i i VA7. ntstAiBiru J iven.;
Chicago, Feb. . 1 1. Cattle Re
ceipts 26.000;- market steady. Beeves
13.65 $6.85; eowg and heifer
$1.60 4 85; stoclters and feeders
-$J.0M.50. ' - ' v
Hogs Receipts 52.000;' market
veak to Bo. lower. Mixed and butch
ers $5.70fe!5.95; good heavy I5.T5
.ei5.t;, rough $5.70$5.75;
pigs 5.3aS.Se; bulk of sales $5.85
$5.95; HghV $5.70 $5.90.
." Sheep Receipts 35,000; K markot
10 .tttt 15c. . lower. Sheep' $3.40
y. :j Taa V. A .l- . Tv.. .
$5,60; h yearlings": $5.60$G.60;
Iambs $5.?5$7.30., , , '
MERIWETHER
N s in ninnniirn
Id rAKUUiitU
J. ..
" . (By the Associated Press.)
' Waslilngtori, feb. -12. Midshipman
Minor McrJ weather, Jr., ot Louisiana, a
- member ot the third class, convicted
and sentenced to dismissal for huzlng,
: has been paiilonciiby: the- president. ;
, wi'yi1;1 ' ; ' T i- '
: " Knvannalt Mcrv-biuit lh-ad. v
' '.(By. th Associated Press.) :v,
" Stamford. Conn., Feb. 12. Joseph
D: Weed, a prominent merchant, of
Savannah. Ga., died suddenly at his
Hummer .homo lu. Iooroton today of
heart disease Mr. Weed caiuo here
Sathrday from Now York and intend
ed, to go to; Boston where he was to
iako a Bteamcr for Savunnuh. He
was 70 years old. His. brother, the
Right Rev.- Kd win O. Weed, Is bishop
: of (the, Florida diocese qf, the Epis
copal Charfch. H
"TVorwtglan" Trawler Lost. - , !.
t JkB ln Associated Press.) , -
'Xondon, Feb. ;-12. The steam traw
:; ler' Veronica behjngKiisr to ', ,8tavenger,
. Norway, has been lost oft Lossiemouth,
. Elginshire, ScotlandkHb a -crow of
ten. She was disabled and In tow of
th steam trawler Zodiac when " the
'rope broke, : The crew of the Veronica
launched a boat but. when within elgh-
Uen feet of the Zodlao a heavy sea cup
elled It? and they were ail drowned.
: ' The Veronica went down soon after
ward, , - " . J ',
CAGTOniA
' ', Tor I.';nti and Children.
Tl3 Yk'J !a3 tjS r.. ..t
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Ml U C iv t-it rim b 1
t b K k t M"-aa KarKi rva
t ai mat, aa a ! Kra Im
ju.ia 'lus m a i.mm U M
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jib AUaauc 4 Nwnb Canaa luJI
7 t tO.lautt Is U.ta abM ar aA
lag la aaaal lb Vaaaa a lb .
traaa 0IAWro la ftaaatatt, by tba
llaalasd l)-aT t Caia
T fca Iraa aa tm l9 Maw
of ll ml Munbea4 tlty by a t4
ml tba ta i bvMt-ra , Tba M)oiii
of eUKfc 1 aan4 by lb atata
Mr, tua I aaaaaaH4 by tola
lb yAalatlff a4 drffaaaat. Tto caa
oaaK aa for UtaJ toairoo la tb
aoorrtur tvart at Nrr Urt.
Tba flalallf IUU ta f Ihtf
aioiAb4dara. and alu4 olib hita It
bla rtoH lo art Ulit lb Waa to
IMrartur C M Koy 4 Nov Slaof
lb h-aae aba Bud for UkMy-iM
year tb ruad ha f roaa L
Mo land Inij'roTriurat Cumpaay to
lb ayadlcat bhkb gtow controls lb
Norfolk 4 Koulbrra llailruad. I aup
ioad to ba behlbd tb lUUHgh 4
Panilloo Boaad. to now eonatrarUbg
th brldg at Beaatort and has big
plan for Ibe dew lopmest of eaairrn
Crollna.
SOME BAYSHOEE
POINTS SETTLED.
Narfulk, Va-. rab. U. rdral Judge
WaddlU today look up tha mmplloate
lUlgatton over tha Hayahnr Kallroad
rarelverahlp proper! Ira and aetlled
a vara a u eat Ions.
Burr, Brown 4 Uoyd and Edward
B. Smith 4 Company, both of Phila
delphia, appeared la court a compet
itive Interval aeeklng to aecur 'he
railroad. The Burr Inlereat withdrew
It objection lo the proierty of 210,n00
In receiver' cert I float ea held by
Wright 4 8nyder of Philadelphia, but
contented the matter of making prior
to bond ot th road 10. MX In receiv
er's debta mad after the expendltur
nf receipts from th receive s Celtic
eaten, y s '
Judge Waddlli said he would Consider
the1 question, but later announced that
aJlaoeivej-'ji debta woujjl.be paid. ,Tlia
Burr' Interests declared an appeal
would be taken, . This may prevent an
early aal ot the road. "
Smith 4 Company agreed to take up
$102,000 of collateral Indebtedness, of
which Burr, Brown 4 Lloyd held $85,
000, -and this was accepted by the
court. If Interest Is allowed to Burr
holdings it will make 1115.000, but It Is
now declared that the court can firth
end refuse to allow all Interest In this
matter.
. Fire in West Virginia.
Charleston, W. Va., Feb. 12. Daniel,
Lewis was burned to death and a loss
ot $6t;,000 was caused today bv a fire
which originated in a room. In the
Lewis building at St. Albans, W. Va.
The Baptist church, the Lewis build
ing and several stores were destroyed.
St. Albans, a town of 2,000 people, was
visited a few days ago. by Are that
destroyed most of the business section
and caused a property loss estimated
at over Jioo.ooo.
AMERICANS SECURE
? RAILROAD CONTRACT
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- (By the Associated Press.) -t
Washington, Feb. 12. The bid of Sol
omatt & Company, Cornelius Vandcr
bllt, X O; White k Company, all of
New York; Charles M. Swift, Detroit,
with - whom, are associated the Inter
national Bunking Corporation, li. R.
WUhou and lieldulbich, Ickclhelmer &
Company has bceit accepted by the
Philippine government tor the conces
sionary contracts or grojitt for the con
structloli niaintenanco and operation
of railroads, tri the Islands of Kegros,
Panay and Cubu Their bid provides
for full government, guarantee au'
thorized by congress "en 4 per cent bonds
for a period of 30 years tin 95 per tent,
of tho cost of coustructionV Thee were
no other bids for th grants for these
islands, - The lines on Negros and Pa
nay will aggregate 10 miles euth and
on Cebu ninety-five miles, ; A ... ,
MR. HOLTON DIED ,
, YESTERDAY.
-. (Special to The Evening Timos
Winston-Sulem, N. C; Fob, 12. John
Q. "Holton, brother of District Attorney
Holton; died of pneumonia at Tadkln
ville at 11 o'clock yesterday morning,
aged forty-two years. He was a weH
known lawyer, was solicitor for tout
'years during ''Fusion", administration,
and was republican candidate for con
gress In the seventh district four years
agO. -, r ' ' V , ! ' '
The remains were sent to Springfield
near High Point,' where the interment
took place-this afternoon.; . , '
DM, 'the hamJIAN
T4) ta4 To Ila JU;w IU1I, Al U M tmt twsn)
$a fc -4 cr SO , 1 ua tr tL 4raa4sN mt
y-J9 4 Ia brrl uiJ MuAnr .t ao.
fV. d rr ietfirtJ.4i aitat tta Wfaary.
- jUWaJbcaitaWatna,
AJI CHtatrt, t, aaltbai juaJ sjut.,i f J" IkA
X pMtear a4 ua mm4 c4r IW W.tta a
What is CASTORIA
QbataHn la , karMil aoWitm gW Oa4.tr t4, ir.
rV, iHf mm IbMaAaiWa- rrwM. It la IVaaM. II
mtla tartlktrf C4Maw Margin I etW. t rraAka
MWaatre, i sijt It its rcirinkc, tt 4rtrna 1tbm
faat4 aUUya 'a rrUaaeat. ( .iia plarrtKT-a w4
OJie. It r-lkera T(-4tlng 7 rt,lW, rmn-m t w.a(lrtwu.
avl rUUtbrtarr. It .iL.i . tt 1 v4. ivhti ho
SUanaacli a4 ltorla, fftnc Iw-aUVy :m! i. ucrAl akefw
Th tIWrcti Injasfloa-TU MvUr' I ncud.
GENUINE CASTORIA AP.WAY8
Last the
atr nbBnngMl j
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
MrAlMM) IIPKN AT fiKKKN'HIM )HO.
HotH Ha lln-n l-ilrcly IU tltti-d
froaa (Vllar lo (iarrrt and to One
' of the .Moat Ouniplrtr aud Modem
Hoaare In Knllre Hoalh.
The travellog contingent which
figure ao largely In the growl h and
prosperity of GreHjasboro has bcn
watching with iutcreat tho remodel
ing of the McAdoo House; which has
thrown open its doors to the public.
, Tbla will mean mue'd to strangers
in tba way ot additional comfort and
convenience. But aside from! the
traveling , meok . who ,baye spread
abroad Greensboro's fame as A city
of good hotels, there is a large class
which will appreciate this latest ad
dition to the city's comforts and at
tractions. Aladddln could have made no
more complete, transformation! with
his lamp, than that which has been'
made by the contractors who have
undertaken the remodelling of the
MeAdoo House.
Brought Vp-to-Dutc.
Tho building and everything in it
have been brought strictly up to. date
and there will be no more modern or
completely equipped hotel in the
city, when it is completed. '
Tho most striking thing about the
house is tho beauty of the rooms and
their home-like appearance. The
greatest taste has been exercised in
selecting the furnishings and deco
rations, and one feature quite un
usual In a public hotel is the carry
ing out of a -complete color scheme
la each .room, paper, rugs , and in
many cases, even the bed being made
to correspond in tint. , v :
Hotel's Artistic Features."
Besides this attention to', tho ar
tistic side the' attractiveness of tho
Mace is multiplied' ten fold by its,
ilriness and brightness. ' There is
tot a single room in the house which
Is not freely opon lo an abundance
of sunshine and air, there is not a
dark hall or. '.passage way to be
gloomy -of unsanitary. - i
Indeed, this last mentioned point
alono would commend tho plaice to
the particular person for 'it has been
?lven particular heed to throughout
the establishment. . , '
The bathrooms urc so numerous
that practically every room opens
Into one. and they are so arranged,
wlthi tiled floors and washable walls
as to be ldeais oi cleanliness. . ; t
' Ilnilding Steam Heated. f ';. s
-'The entire building ls' steam
heated, and in addition' to this many
"ooms retain tho - old-fabhioned,
cheerful "j id comfortable grate, . Be
side' this every foonl has in it a bed
that ' almost audibly promises com
fort and fepose. with Its soft felt
mattress and strong springs. Then
to.conipjele all and add convenience
to comfort there is both short and
'ong distance telephone service in
,svery room. , . " " r'
- ' Furnishings All New. 7
, Tho' furniture Is all new, the ele
vator service Is complote, the ladles'
parlor is might and attractive., the
lobby the acme of comfort and aon
venlence, while" the dining room! is
most vattractlve "with its polished
Soor and beautiful furniture, ; '
' In the kitchen the most modern
arrangements have - been , :; made , for
tfeanllness and convenience, the uttjn
lils being orthe most up-to-date va
riety, and the. "range, . baker, and
broiler being up to the latest pattern,
Mr. M. W. Sterne, one of the fore
most and best-equipped hotel men
In the land Is the new proprietor of
the McAdoo. Industrial News.'.
Sifritiiro cf
BOXER ITRIS1.N0 PREDICTED
Waahlngion, Krb l; iVhl e noi re
KJ riling the ' am i-f.ir, 'un upiiMlug I:
htna. a exatllv unnnnitii, .Srrrctarv
Hoot I convinced th ,t .i 1 1 duty o pur
cue the course he han already ou:.in I
:r the tirulrtlii!) yf Au t ncan 1IO nnd
prpi1y In 'hU H' Imn n il hril
tte,f to explryy 'tlii I, iv to Ills nn
giend iill callo. AilS't.ia fnim
Orient" 'at dlaqiiitllnt from the fact;
that It 'la clearly estitiltahrd thit ih
Chlneae pvrnWcni. 'hlle nol perhaps
actually atdlr.K l'ie it rvcliipriient nf Ih k
(uitl-ru-lan mmiII in ni. lm not cxcittd
Uclf to pieven.liio H.ix-ad of tiie untl-Amorkam.-
aotwiili.itandlng the
PfibUfuUua ( ,iymifrous ivroclnriiBtlans
by the vloero-a. o Mr. Root will con
tinue to urge uyOn Secretary taft the
adoption of pitiher'- rhtlltary precau
tions to ineft Hits llcy of preparation
for any .rmeiRi-ufy that may arise.
Repoits fmiii yfrieem returning fr.im'
tne east are to cue errect that the Jap
anese do' .-ot up-war to be involveil in
this wave of antl-forelgn aenllment in
China.' TIioit fo evidence thut they
have In any wi-" (mottUiagi'd the boy
cott movement but It "Is suld thev uri'
likely lo derive substantial advHiititge
from Its soreiiil, because the Chinese
must buv smneivhsre and the Japan
ese are llllv to reap the boneflt of the
exclusion of other foreign commodities.
The tioois which w.ere ordered to f.ic
Philippines for the purpose of strength
ening the forces there in order that this
government t:ii?ht be prepnred for ny
eventutilly in ('l)lna which miKht i!e
uufliil American' UoppH arc now en
route to the islands, and It was stated
at .the war department today that t lie
department would be able to take care
of ilii'iii a ml v-.ould have sufficient funds
to :n oii!e 'or the ;tiu;teus"'.l fore
Hie l'hill-'iar;. u
Improve IVtleval flluildiiif;.
(I!y the Associateil Press.)
Aslievillc, N, C, Fell. 12. Con
gressman .1- M. Oudger r , who has
been in Ashcville and other points
in this district 'or -the Aast several
days, says thut lie' has'Htions lioi,es
of 'securing a $C5',0O uiicroprlati'.in
for improving the'tedertB building
in this city; tliut - the bill Ms first on
the genera! piili'iic' bttildlna; bill, and
thijt if .the measure-goes through
Ashi ville will get'thyB.appDiipriaUon.
Bilious? Feel heavy aftul- dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter tastfe? Com
plexlon sallow? , Liver needs waking
up.' Doan's Regulets cure Uilious at-
tacKS. zi cents at any arug store.
.. j Notice. ; 1 ,
'.Having . qualified, as executrix of
the estate of Eluls Klllian, 'deceased,
late of, Wake qountyj North Carolina,
this is to notify All. persons having
claims against the estate ot said de
ceased to' exhibit to tho undersigned
on or before the lh alay of January,
19t)7, of this notice' will be plead tn
bar of their recovery.- !'''.
This January 6; 1906. . r'- '
Mrs. ANNIE M. JONES, '
Executrix of Eluls Kllliun, Raleigh,
1-C-obw-Cw fog ?0!. . ,
I
. V'EPAV AY. ftH ANNUM '
COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY
"ftNYO DEPOSED
SAVINGS DANK.
mm
rAlS DEALINGS
AIM .
PE01IFT SEBV1CE
IbMtaJb
SATISFACTION
It i. rWetatkMa. W4ta.
beMlat. VkrAAf IV,v IWil
ira4gaa. ta .
W . TrrtMa. 1.4rm-
J. VAN UNDLEY
NURSERY CO,
POMONA, N. C.
fc-d tt Irgraeaa la tTliia
7JTV'1T
lwaj;. li--uaiy lb,
Till i lil.it N I.IIK.TKT
lliMTU limit.
MR, JAMES O'NEILL
I ll!M. l M-'lk Ki.l
FAREWELL TOUR
OK
MONTE CRISTO.
THK PL.IY HE M.IDK K.lMOl S
PRJCrM: SAr. lo $1.0.
L
rVLlt Ml.HIM COM.Mk.M INU
WKIIXHSDAV, KKUKl'AKY' 14.
MATIXKK SATinUAY.
PAYTON SISTERS
BIO COMPANY
V
PrescntiHg Wednesday Xlght
"THE MAN OUTSI PR-
Thursday XlRht,
"IX THK !"OWKK OK LOVE."
Krklay Xlght, t
"DESIKABLIi" (Drainatir Komi.)
Saturday Matinee,
"PKIXCE AX1 PAI PEK."
Saturday Xiglit, j
"JIYSTEHIOl'S MIL RAFFLES." j
EXCEPTIONALLY FIXE VAl'DE" j
VILLE FEATI KES. ,!
Night Prices 10c, 20c 30c.!
Mntinee Prices I Or., 30c. ;
The Raleigh Building j
and Loan Association!
EXAMPLE FOR INVEST
OR, 10 SHARES.
Value at maturity, C 1-S ycarB $1,600.00
Actual Cost '
Entrance fee, 25c. per
share $2.50
332 payments at $2.50.... 830.00 $32.50
Net- profit .. $167.50
t The above represents the maxi
mum cost i and the minimum profit,
iUid nets the investor 6 54 per cent
Isxes iaid. Where- lse can you safe
ly invest wiiaH weekly or monthly
surplus funds to earn so handsomely?
BOOKS FOR SERIES NO.
2 NOW OPEN SUB-
' SCRIBE NOW,. '
BEGIN PAYING FIRST
SATURDAY IN APRIL.
THOMAS U. WOMACK. President.
W. 8.' WILSON, 8ecretary.Trcasnrer.
:.' Notice of Executrix. :
Notice is hereby given that 1 have
auallfied as executrt of J. H. Smith
deceased, late of Raleigh,' and this Is
lo ' notify all persons .Indebted , to her
estate to maks Immediate payment tp
me,, and those hVliu claims against
said estate will present. the same to mft
duly verified on or before the 29tlv day
of January 1!)07, or this notice will be
plead in bar uf their tecovery. ' ' "
MRS. SARAH J. KMITlT,
Executrix of J. T. Smith, Raleigh, N.
C.j January 89,1906.
('. a-
Can be opened
Covered with
A Table for
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ttouafteiBonlcn 3um)i(iirt(S'o,
IliUJatiaJJLi ULiA li'a
K. M. Mill I I.U
COAL.
Anihra.clte rvnJ Bituminous. "
WOOD;:;. I
Cut H-civdy for Use. V R
Powell (Q. Powell,
Phone 41. ; p
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Statement of Condition
RESOURCES.
V. S. lionds, par i50.onn.on
Loans and Investments .. 707,702.15
Cash 7B.5 26.08
Due from Banks 440,965.63
Total ..
..$1,375,393.81
NO INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.. . ' ' . -
JOSEPH O. UROWN, 'President. -A.
B. ANDREWS, Vice-President. . '
HENRY E.: L1TCHFORD, Cashier.
'. mWl''V1l aT ML TT.Vjrv !:J" AWIT!!''
GREENSBORO,, N. C , ' , ;
Made - New , All - Over
ENTIRELY REFITTED FROM - CELLAR TO
Tliere is not a single room wKcia V freely .
open to an abundance of srmsnnend'aiiCan4 not
a dark hall or passage way: to Jja gloamy;or. iuisan-
itary ' " . 'i s k - "
ALL NEW FURNITURE. COMPLETE 'ELE-
C. C. MCDONALD'S
...Rear Estate and Loan Office...
1 BUii SELL, OR LEND YOU
ROOM 204 TUCKER BUILDING
''-'' 1 . (Over Crohs & Liiieluiii's Store.) - ;
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In a minute.
GREEN BAIZE
Any Purpose
llhUJk M' til jilUiilliill i
T.CIUII'I.U
January 29, 1906.
, LIABILITIES.' .
Lapuui .. .. .. .. iw.wv.vu
Surplus, earned, S100 ,
000.60; . Net Profits, ?,- i
265.71... .. .. .. .. .. .. , 12,265.7t'
Circulation 100,000.00
Deiosits .. .. -. ! W1 .',. 1,049.12120
Total .. ,. .. .. .. V. ,.$1,375.893.1
MONEY ON REAL ESTATE