WEE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1906.
STOCK PRICES
MO
UPWARDS
An Active Demand at the
Opening Today
A MORE CHEERFUL TONE
Jinny of the Snecnlative Favorites
Showed a Gain of a Point or Mori
Animation of lie Foreign .Markets
Contributed to the Advances in
New York Market.
Olv the Associated Press.)
New York, .Inly 25. Prices moved
upwards lirisUly in the opening deal
ings in the slock market today on an
aclivo demand, many of the specula
the leaders showing sains of ;
point, or upwards. The more clioer-
fnl tone of foreign markets helped
tin) rise. Anaconda gained 2, Cana
dian Pacilic 1, Nortiiiin Pacific
and Delaware & Hudson 1 i, and Si.
I'anl, Union Pacific, Rending, llull.l
tnori! & t)hio, Kindling and Colorado
Fuel nhoul a point. Southern I'acilie
and Amalgamated Copper were up
la rge fracl ions.
There was a sprinkling ' of sales t
tak" prolils en the opening- advance
but. they wire well absorbed and prices
ruse afterwards abnve the 'opening
level, Clival Northern prcfci;eel gaineel
2 1-2, liilawaiv & Hudson ami Sunar
2 1-1. St. Paul 1 7-S, I'nioii Pacilie
IteadliiR, Colorado Fuel and American
Agricultural Chemical 1 1-2, South' :n
Paciiie 1 l-t anil Pennsylvania, Kansas
St Texas and i;ikl:n Transit, about
a point.
Prices continued lo work gradual
ly higher Willi a modorato degree of
activity. Sen! intent was influenced
by the conspicuous .strength of HI.
Paul, Union Pacilic and Southern Pa
eilic. Sugar rose ;i in all, Denver &
Kio Grande National Itiscuit and Na
tional la-ad 1 :,!. , and .Atchison, Kan
sas & Texas pivf 'i retl, Louisville &
Nashville. New York Central, Amal
gam:, ted Copper and Cieneral Electric
I. Minn;i'ioli; and St. Paul fell 1
anil Northwestern 2. ...Honda were Ir
regular at noon.
The trnnsr-cont incntitl rouil roads c-nn-
tinued lo had the advance which was
slower at ' other points. St. Paul,
I'nlon Pacilic. and Southern Pacilic
gained 2 to 2 3-S. I. S. Steel.' Republic
Steel preferred, Tennessee Coal, Corn
Products, St. Louis. Southwestern and
Kansas city Southern progressed to
the extent of a point or more.
The demand subsided and trading
became very dull but only slight price
recessions resulting. Southern Hallway
and American Car rose 1, Lake Eric &
Western, I'.' S. Really, and Republic
Steel 1 1-2. hnd Republic Steel prel'i
red 2. Consolidated Gas ran off a
point., ,
There was enough realizing in St.
Paul and the Pacifies to hold them
within the limits of 'their previous rise
while Canadian Pacific advanced 3 1-S,
United Slates Realty 2 1-2, Atchison,
Heading and Amalgamated Copper 2,
Louisville & Nashville 1 Colorado
& Southern first preferred 1 G-S, V. S.
Sleel and Missouri Pacilic 1 1-2 and
Krie, Rock Island preferred, Texas &
Pacilic, Toledo, St. Louis and Western.
Kansas City Southern preferred and
U. S. Steel preferred, a- point or moiv.
Prices rose again in the final dealings
and the closing was active and strong
at the top level of, the day.
Atchison . . . .
'Atchison prof'. '. . . . V. . .
Atlantic Coast Lino ........
Haltimore & Ohio ..........
Canadian Pacific .... .....
Chicago & Northwestern ....
Chicago- & Northwestern prof,
Colorado Southern .........
Chesapeake &. Ohio ........
Denver & Itlo Grande.......
Denver &.itio Grande prof...
Krie . . . . .'. ... .... . ,
Great Northern pref. ........
Illinois Central . . .........
Jnterboroiigh-Mct. . . ......
liiterborougli-Mot., prof. . .
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L .............
Metropolitan St. Rwy. ......
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific . . ....
New York Central .........
Norfolk & Western ........
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania .. .. ........
Heading . . ............
Hock Island . . . . .
Hock Island prof. ..........
St. Pan! . . . . .
Southern Pacilic .........
Southern Railway ..........
Southern Hallway prof.
Union Pacific .........
Union Pacific pref., .........
Wabash .'.'. . . .
Wisconsin Cetnral
Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Copper..
American Car end Foundry....
American Locomotive...
Am. Smcltlns and Refining....
Am. Smelting and Refining pfd
P.moklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel nnd Iron....
International Paper
National Riscuit
National Lend
Northern Securities
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Paaoe ar ,.
Standard Oil...... ,..
Sugar A
Tennessee Coal and Iron
20'H
92
133
S7
202 Vi
12S
12314
24
G3
1SH4
73
35
99
14S
94
1S
23
. 9STf,
SB 14
im
, 14fiVi
117
74
49
. 17
. CGVj
. 75
34
. 90Vi
46A
222 ,
, 592 V
, 137'
152
United Stales Steel... 36
United States Steel pfd 1044
Western Union ,.. 91-T4
Mackay Co.'s 71l,i
Mackay Co.'s pfd 71
American Cotton Oil..'.
American Tobacco pfd
American Tobacco l's
American Tobacco ti's
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel
Vir.-Car. Chemical
Vir.-Cur.' Chemical pfd ,
A morican Woolen ,
American Woolen pfd........
997i
112
34
New York Cotton Market.
IiV the Associated Press.)
Now York, July 25. The cotton
market opened steady at an advance
of 1 point to a decline of 1 point,
and in spite of steadier cables and n
better feeling abroad as to the Rus
sian situation sold off right after the
call tinder a renewal of bear pressure
and liquidation inspired by favorable
weather reports and predictions of
a bearish August condition report.
The market worked off to a net loss
of about 1 In Ti points under this
pressure but steadied later on cover
ing which seemed partly due to the
failure of stop-loss, or.lers to mate
rialize under 10.10 for October.
Prices during the middle of tha
morning were about I to 2 points net
higher wilh trading quiet and the
tone steady.
Cotton futures opened steady. July
in.ilil; August lfl.iiil: September 10.10;
October' 10.17: November 10.1s; Decem
ber 10.21; January W.W February 10.31;
l id. . March lo. 10. . :
Cotton futures closed stead v.' Clos
ing bids: July M.fiO: August, 10.01: Sep
tember 10.1."i; October 10.23: November
10.2".: December 10.32: January 10.3(1;
February 10.37; March 10.17.
'flie market was very steady dur
ing the lute morning and ruled about
I to 5 points net higher on covering
of shorts who worj disappointed thai
the decline! to a new low level early
did not uncover stop-loss orders and
who were also influenced by reports
of heavy rains in north Texas.
Spot coil on quiet; middling up
lands 10.!t0; middling gulf I1.ir.
Cotton spot closed collet; ''middling
uplands lo.'.K); middling gulf 11.15; sale
lol ball's.
Estimated receipts at the --'ports
loday 4,500 hales against 2,M 1 last
week and 17,090 last. year. For the
week 30,000 -hales against 25,047'
last week and 102. 031 last year. To
day's receipts at N 'w Orleans 1.2S7
bales against 3,(119 lasi year and at
Houston 102 bales against 5.2S0
la;,l year. ,
Yester
day's Open. Close.. Close,
July, . . . . . Hum lo.oo 10.00
August . ... . 10.00 10.04 10.00
September..-. . 10.00 10.15 10.10
October . , . 10.17 10.23 10.1(1
November . . 10. IS 11125 10.18
IH'cember . . . 10.24 10.32 10.25
January..'.-. .10.30 10.3R 10,30
February . . . 10.81 10.37 10.31
March . . . . 10.40 10.47 10.41
Liverpool Cotton Market.
(Ry the -Associated Press.)
Liverpool, July 25. Cotton spot quiet;
prices 2 points lower; American mid
dling fair 6.51: good middling fi.23; mid
dling 6.01; low middling 5.S3; good ordi
nary 5.59; ordinary 5.39. The sales of
the day were 5.000 bales, of which 500
were for speculation and export and
included 4. G00 American.' Receipts
4.400 bales, all American. Futures
opened easier and closed firm; Ameri
can middling good ordinary clause July
d'Ti 5.77; July- August 5.73fi 5.74; Aug
ust-Sept. 5.65(1(5.66; Sept, -Oct. 5.5!li5.(!0;
let. -Nov. fi.55rii5.56; November-Decem
ber 5.55; Dec-Jan. 5.55; Jan. -Feb. 5.56;
Feb.-March 5.5S: March-April 5.5!)iiir,.6l;
April-May 5.6065.61; May-June 5.6K!
62. -
Raleigh Spot Market.
(Reported by Chas. E. Johnson &
Company.)
Strict good middling, ll4c.
Good middling, ltVsi'.
Strict middling, 11c.
Middling, 1 0 c.
Receipts todajv 15 bales.
Hubbard's Cotton Letti'iv
(Spee ial to the Kvening Time's.)
New York,-. July 25. An essentially
mid-summer market with an advance
elue to the rains in northern Texas on
i suppose d Injury more imagined than
eal, Liverpool showed a fairly goeiel
oiu hut buyers here are ephemeral,
realizing quickly on any advance. No
permanent advance appears probable
without crop injury of a more, serious
nature' than has yet. occurred. Mean
while', the season progresses nnd new
ci. Hon comes nearer to the market. '
1ICRUARD Rl'OS. & CO.
Xew York Money Market.
(I!y the Associated Press.)
New York, July 25. Close
Prime mercantile paper 5 1-2 (ft 5 3-4
r cent; sterling exchange wdtik at
4S5 (if 4S5.05 for demand and at
4S2.10f(( 4S2.15 for sixty day hills.
Posted rales 4S2fe4S3 and 4S5 1-2
(ef l.SO. Commercial bills 481 3-4 &
481 7-S. liar silver 05 3-S; Mexican
dollars 50 1-2; government bonds
weak; railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easy, 2 1-2 per cant.
ruling rale 2 1-4, closing bid 2, of
fered at 2 1-2. Timo loans easier
on short maturities, CO days 3 1-2 tj?
per cent, 90 days 4 to 4 1-4, six
months 5 1-2.
Chicago Grain Market.
(Rv the Associated Tress.)
Chicago. July 25. Wheat opened
strong today. The Russian situation
was again a strong bullish factor and
additional reports were received of rust
In Manitoba. There was but little
wheat for sale. September opened 1-4
to 3-8 to 3-8 1-2 higher at 77 l-4ee3-8,
and sold up to 77 l-25i5-8 and then re
acted to 77 3-S. "
The higher opening did neit hold,
and about the middle of tho session
prices broke on realizing sales the
September option going down to 76 3-8.
The close was weak and l-4i&3-8 lower
at 70 5-8. .
September coin on buyinjr by local
bulls advanced to 51 IZIU'51 7-8.
The market held strong all day. The
high price was : 52. The close was
steady and 5-8 higher at 51 5-8.
September oats on good general de
mand sold up to 34 l-S!'l-4, then de
clined to 33 7-8.
Sc(pt inber provisions opened steady,
pork at 17.30, laid ut fc'Ji 1-2 and ribs
at 9.30. .
Chicago Live Stock Market.
(By the Associated Press.)
Chicago, July 25. Cattle Re
ceipts 22,000; market steady to 10c.
lower. Beeves 3.S5(fi 6.40; cows and
heifers 1.25 (ti 5.30; stockers and
feeders 2.50 (ft 4.25; Texans i.2lip
5.20; calves 5.00 7.00.
Hogs Receipts 25,000; market
weak; mixed and butchers (i.50(f(
0.95; good heavy p.55(!i' 0.05; rough
hnavy .15!( 0.50; light (i.500.95;
pigs 5.75(Jf li.SO; bulk of sales 0.05
0.S5. .'; '.'...
Slice)) Receipts 1S.O0O; market i
steady. Sheep 2.90ii? 5.50 ; lambs
1.75 1i, 7.75.
Xew York Provision Market,
(Ry the Associated press.)
New York, July 25. Flour
steady, unchanged.
Wheat Decidedly
S3 3-1 ; September
December SO l-Sd1
higher; .liily
(. . ). 1 1; ifc
l- m'.-v '' J
' ' ' .
C SS 1-2.
Rye Dull, nominal.
CornStrong ami higher; Septem
ber 5S l-l.
, Reef Sleaty.
Pork Firm..
Lard Firm; prime western 0.00
Ci !).10.
Sugar Haw,
3 1-4; cvnlril'n
firm ;
;ai, ::
fair
refilling.
3-1;
molasses
sugar
3. ; Hedini'd, steady; .crushed,
powdered, 4.90; granulated.
5.50;
l.NO.
Coffee Firm ; No.-7 Rio
Molasses SI eady; N;'W
S.
Orleans,
'.(Hi 3S.
.Hotter Steady, unchanged.
Cheese Steady, unchanged.
lOggs Firm, unchanged.
X.w York Poultry -Market."
(P.v the Associated Press.)
New York, 'Jul v. 25. Poultry alive,
fairly steady; western spring' chickens
17: fowls 13 1-2; '-'turkeys 10. Dressed
irregular; western spring chickens
lSfT22; turkevs llffil3; fowls 1ltl4. .
gi'lT SPKKUII TO LICK A MAX.
How Maj. Harlow and Col. 1'iaini He
canie I'asl Friends,
The fllasgow senatorial district, now
represented by Senator E, V. Gillen
walcrs, has been the scene of many
political battles," said a former lvsl
ilent of that section, "and once when
Maj. Harlow, who represented the dls-
trle t several times,-, was proescuting
an active canvass that trouble in plen
ty was furnished the speakers. It was
some time -after, the -close of the war,
anil race prejudice ran high. In Mon
roe', one if tho-counties situated on
the bonier, where the ravages of war
had been most pronounced, liveel Col.
John M. Fraim, a financier of whom
it has been said that he would spec
ulate on any thing from a hen and
chickens to half a -county in Kansas,
anil during
Monroe he
which Ceil.
During the
the major's canvass In
made some statements to
Fraim took exceptions,
speech '"of the major Co!.
Fraim disputed his utterance, but the
matter was dropped and on the fol
lowing day the speaking was to be
helel at what is now the village of
Fllppin, near the splendid estate of
Col. Fraim.
"Hefore reaching the appointment,
Major' .. Harlow anticipating further
trouble1, stopped at a country store
and purchased a. huge ' butcher- knife,
but Immediately altered his mind and
requested the -merchant, who knew
nothing of his intentions, to excuse,
him from the bargain, and left the
store empty handed. The house was
crowded with mi'iiand women when
Maj. Harlow, are;
speak and al
ker's desk sat
most, against th
Col. Fraim. Whim
that portion of his
obnoxious to Col.
the major reached
speech which 'was
Fraim, he at once
pronounced the major a liar. Unex
pected to Fraim, Major Harlow stepped
out of the stand, and, without utter
ing a word, knockeel him down, and,
following up his advantage, gave the
colonel an unmerciful beating. The
crowd, though composed of both Dem
ocrats and Republicans, was wholly in
sympathy with the ''major, and no In
terference was offered until Col. Fraim
suggestevl be was satisfied. Major Har
low then resumed bis speech where he
had left off, nn el concluded his canvass
without further interruption. Some
time later Col. Fraim sought Major
Harlow and npoligized for the inter
ruplion, mill during the remainder of
their lives tho two men were devoted
friends." Louisville Courier Journal.
CIIAMPIOX FIKKT XH5HTER.
Poor Man In London Has Seen More
Than 2,500 Premieres. "
That more than 200 persons waited
all night around the pit-doors of Drury
Lane Theatre In-order to make sure of
seeing the Kllen Terry benefit perform
ance has been mentioned already in tho
accounts of that memorable theatrical
event. It may be added, however, that
this crowd of indefntigable waiters
numbered one who Is undoubtedly the
champion first-nighter of tho world.
This, in nn elderly enthusiast named
Ciieen, whose boast it Is that with one
exception 'he has not missed n, single
"first night" or festival performance In
50 years, or since "The Thirst of Colli"
was presented at the Adelphi half a
century ago with Renjamin Webster
and Mme. Celeste as leading members
of the cast.
In that time "Uncle" T.. A. C.reen, as
he Is called, has actually witnessed no
less than 2,500 first performances, and
the carefully treasured programs of
these he recently presented to tho O.
P. Club of London, Avhlch Is composed
of actors nnd leivers of the theatre. He
la now more than 70, ' and It is, 'of
i
10c. Bottle."
25c. Bottle .
.2 Doses.
.8 Doses.
'ASK YOlIt DKALKH I'Olt IT
coiuse, limited means that lias oMic.d
li i in from the first tei palioiilzc I!n- ,or
tion of the house whie-h is uiu.-.a i vol
in- all Knglish the atres. I'lom He- pit.
fhen, en "first nights" he l!:is- se-n
.Mae'i'-aily, '. Adclaielo Ne ilsoii. ill" Raii
ereifls and Nellie.' Fai re'ii, .-not in in uiion
all the players of the- pio.ni d.iy in
Knglund. including Kllen Ti iVy. in al
le ml. .whoso bi-ne-llt the" ve-iie-rabb- play-
g"1'' waited lrom h e-ioe i m. u...
i v''-n-ii
il t II
ael-
II! g lrece elinv; the pei'lorina i.;i....
! noon em the following day. ;. II
! mil le'd. 'however, that this
ellile
the hinges', wait of his I'sp.'i i. n.
... next
I.'al l'.-ll
eiitti; ill
HI I '! -
in diiraliou being tins Nellie
be ne lit, which he saw all' i' ': la
line, for in 'ill I lo beans. .:
I spollele lle:e of N..W )''! I: i'l-.
One AVcinhty guest ion Di e ided.
V. very no wand -then 1 1 : e-ourts
hand down a .decision 'of. 'vital .im
portance to the nation. The I'nileel
Stats Sumvnic Court ha.-; jus!, divid
ed that dried lizards are "drugs." -Kansas
City Journal.
Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.
Tho- Old Standard Corve s T.isleess
("hill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by. all
dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents.
Raleigh, N C. July 1. ;' 190G.
Hon. Jas. I..-Johnson,; Mayor.--
Dear Sir: In accordance ui'.li law I
hen with submit, to yon my report of
1 he- condition of the sinking f'iml of the
city of : Halt-igh on July !. : tuoii. which
is as follows:
Dr.
Cash in savinss bank Man !i 1.
r.Hiii .. ...
Cash in
.March 1,
Si'Cui -Hies
. 20.173.50
Poltimori
1906,,..,..
hanks
3 50
33,200.00
1,622.17
' 81S.3S
Re'Ce'ive'd fr
ieiin J. S. .1 s.
1'eillee'llir ...............
Received from Intercast.
$ 66,046.55
..Cr. ;
paid since Xl-nvh 1.
per cent eoueoiis..,. .$ 13.50
paid in I'.aUiiiiore; . , 7.437.50
Coupons
1 !'(!. 6
( 'unpens
$ 7,451.00
'.'$ 25.lSS.fl5
. , 207.50
. 33.200,00
.11:
Cash in savings b
Cash in Haltiinort
Securities ........
iiiU,....,
banks.'
$ 58,595.1
1, ; r
Rnlance on liaial : ; July
. 1906 .... ..... ...$ 66.016.55
Cash in ba nk . . . . . . .... . ........$ 25,395..".
Securitii's:
Note II. fi. I'.oseiiliial. .,....$ 5.000.0H
Note F. H. Aicnilell. ......... 5.000.10
Note R. '. SlioiiK'. ....... . .. 3.500,00
. City '. -of - Rale'igh 6 pea- cent
. bonds: , 4,700.00
City of Ralcili t per. cent
bonds ... .................. . . ... : 5.0oo.(io
IClks consiriiclii.il bonds...'.,', 10,000.00
. $ '33.200.00
$ 58,595.5
submitted,.
II. F. SMITH,
- Com. of S. F.
Respeel
ida Wafer
CURES
ALL FORMS OK
KIDNEY AND
BLADDER TROUBLES
. AV1. IS
NATURE'S OWN
PRESCRIPTION
FOB. TI1R
Digestive Organs.
t'OIt KALIS BY
Tucker Itiiildinc Pharmacy,
Hicks Drug Company.
W. M. Vesrby, Durham, N. O.
Thomas itrug Co., W. Durham.
:" . C.
Hubbard Bros. & Co.
HANOVER SOI AKE, NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OP Xew York Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change, Associate Members Liver
pool Cotlon Association.
ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur
chase anil sale of cotton fpr future
delivery. Correspondence invited.
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II
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Put Up in Family Packages
and Shipped to Any Part
of the States.
Wholesome: Mild
and Assimilating.
Write for Our Price List.
WIEDEMANN, Inc.,
6th and Columbia Sts.,
NEWPORT, KY.
CUT643
Why not lie comfortable during
the hot weather. Oct nn Electric
Van n nil you will lie. Come in and
try one.
Raleigh Construction Co.
133 Fayetteville Street.
A useful article to the happy
home is the Ice Cream Freezer.,
Wo have a good line of the most
improved Freezers.
Lawn Mowers,
Garden Hose
Wire Screen Doors, nnd season
nhle goods found in the Hardware
line. -. v : .
Carolina Hardware Co.,
East End City Market.
The June Coupons of tlie
Mechanics and
Investors Union
Will be paid ;is usual upon pro
senat.ion at tho Commercial and
Farmers Hank.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We are prepared to make imme
diate hians in Raleigh or in other
cities and; towns that are not fully
suiiplied by local Building and Loan
Companies. Our now plans just ar
ranged are very liberal for persons
desiring to own a HOME.
APPLY AT OXCE for full partic
ulars. GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary, '
I'ullen flu!lding.
Family
V.m,.y
.SUMMER
AT AND NEAR COST
Hammocks
Must Be Sold in
Next 30 Days to
Make Room For
FALL STOCK
It's an Opportunity!
Swings,
Rockers,
Chairs,
Benches
Settees.
REFRIGERATORS
I-"-
g
urnisnin
AT A SAVING.
our desire to save our patrons on their pur
in order to command their friendship and con-patronage.
It is
chases
tinued
CASH OR CREDIT.
The Raleigh Furniture Co.,
JAS. M. RIGGAN, Mgr.
LA K$$9 TRHES TH
Hundreds of liiisolicilcel leslinioniiiN, Willi the ring of sincerity.
Kiniilar to enclosed are on lile in our ollice.
Jti'loved pastor of . JCaptist Church emphatically states:
Carrollton, Ala., June 14, 1000.
Tlie l,ao Conipany, Diirhain, N. C.
Hear Sir: 1 have tried liaxo a iiumher of times. I find thut It
never fails to take the place of eiiloincl, does not Kripe, and leaves
the system 'five and clear of liile. Laxo will certainly prove a bless
ing to the countless victims of calomel. This testimonial is unsolic
ited. Yours very, truly,.. E. I". Smith, Taster of Carrollton liaptist
church."' J-iiixo is rapidly scllinn at HICKS' HltUG STOKE.
THE STRONGEST,
SOUNDEST AND
BEST SELECTED.
HILLY TAYLOR, Manager.
Always hero for tho person want
Inu a seiii.ire deal.
Hi
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
RALEIGH, N. C.
ASSETS ONE AM. QUARTER MILLIONS.
Safety Deposit (oi-s for rent $1.00 per milium. For protection of
your .le-wi'liy. Insurance Policies, Deeds, Wilis,' Itonds nnd other
valuable p:ipcrs.
i
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THE MARKED PROGRESS OF NORH CAROLINA.
IS BEST SHOWN BY THE CONDITION OF STATE BANKS
In Five Years the Deposits in Slate Banks Alone Have Grown From
In 1901, . ' . . ... $ 9,800,000
In 1906, . . . . . 33,600,000 .
See How The Tide Has Turned!
THE COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK 1
of Raleigh, N. C,
STANDS FIRST AMONG THK 254 state ranks which v&
NOT PAY INTEREST ON DEPOSITS i
.1. J. THOMAS, President H. S. JERMAN, CasUhjr
A. A. THOMPSON, Vice President H. W. JACKSON, Assistant Cashier
b'UUUS
. If
Porch
Shades,
Mosquito
Canopies,
Comfort
Reclining
Chairs.
TUt? . . . .
ir Home
Our Furniture Stock
Is at its best and com
bines absolutely every
thing desired for fur
nishing the house from
cellar to garret at a
marked saving.
Positively the
Very Best Terms
PLACE oF CALOMEL
'.'' y'O
JOSEPH O. BROWN. 1'renldont, ,
HENRY E. L1TCHFOHH, CMhler.' f