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ONLY FIVE IM OAFIS
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Header Today, While New' York
Only Plays One Game Should All
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SALE OP HOLDEN PROPERTY. on the southern margin of the second
' , y , lots, along tbe line of Mrs. M. MS. Sher.
' ... - .7 "' wood's lot, will be sold with and as
ine wiii or Mrs. Louisa v. women, ana,part of the gecond ,ot Thla ,ane wlu
perlor Court of Wake County' in the
cause cf Lula T. Ward, administratrix
with the will annexed of Louisa V.
' Holden against Charles C. Holden and
other, h nd In pursuance of an order
of resale made by Hon. W. M. Rusa,
C. S. C. of Wake County, I will on Frl-
commence at the eastern line of the
fourth lot and will extend along Mrs.
Sherwood's lot 72 feet to a north and
south line 30 feet from the eastern line
of the Holden property. These lanes
will be sold with the right of way for
wagons and other vehicles over the
same reserved to the purchasers of lots
day, October 9th, at 12 o clock, a m.,jNofJ 2 and 4 an(J theIr nelrs and ,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder on the premises the home place
of Mrs. Louisa V. Holden, on the cor
ner of Hargett and McDowell streets,
in the city of Raleigh. First, tho prop,
erty will be sold in three lots, as fol
lows: ' .-.
FIRST, he property will be sold In
signs,
SECONDLY. The property, that Is
lots Nos. 1, 2 and 3, will be sold as a
whole. The last bidder upon each lot
will bo required to pay or secure one-
fourth of his bid before the sale Is
concluded, or the property will be at
once cried again at the next lower re
three lots, Nos. 1, 2. and 3, (the fourth ! sponsible bid, and so on until the last
lot having been already sold.) bidder complies. If no bidder, other
First lot, on, corner of Hargett and ' than the first bidder who has raised
McDowell streets, fronting on Hargett 'the bid of the former sale, f hall corn-
street 92 feet and on McDowell, street' ply with these terms, the prjpjrty will
HARGETT" STREET.
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60 ft
92 ft.
DWELLING HOUSE.
1ST LOT.
92 ft.
52 ft.
21) LOT.
W -I E
18 ft
110 ft.
4TH LOT.
SOLI).
110 ft. '
8 ft-
S 42 ft.
"SfTft"
30 ft.
MRS. M. E. SHERWOOD.
103 feet, upon which Is situated the
dwelling house of Mrs. Holden. The
sale of this lot will be started at 17,876.
Second- lot, fronting 60 feet on Har
gett street; commencing at the north
east corner of the first lot above de.
scribed, running with said lot south 103
feet; thence east 18 feet; thence south
60 feet; thence east . 42 feet: thence
north lift feet to Hargett street; thence
west with Hargett street 60 feet to the
beginning. The sal of this lot will be
started at 12.25S.
Third lot, east of the second lot,
fronting 60 feet on Hargett street and
159 feet deep and - adjoining 3s W.
Brown. Tbe sale of this lot - will be
started at 12.915. . .. ,
A lane eight feet wide on the east
ern margin of the second lot, -.Tinning
from Hargett street south to the lot of
Mrs. M. E. Sherwood, and Included In
the second lot, will be sold with and as
part of said lot A lajie ten feet wide
be Immediately cried again to the said
first bidder upon his bid. If. no case
will such former bidder be released
from his first bid until another bid
der at this sale shall at the sale, pay
or secure one-fourth of his bid. This
Is a condition of the sale.
That sale will, be adopted and re
ported to the clerk for comfirmatton,
which r-rgregates the largest amount
of money.
The lerms of sale will be one-fourth
cash and the balance In three equal In.
stallments In six, nine . and twelve
mtnlht ' respectively, .. with Interest
fiom tho date of sale at six per cent,
per annum, titled retained until the
whole purchase money shall be paid.
LULA T. WARD,
Admit It tratrlx with the will annexed
of Louisa V. Holden and Commis
sioner. ' JOHN W. HINSDALE, Attorney.
Every day till sale.'-
". STOCKHOLDERS'- MEETING.
.., Regular) annual meeting , of the
stockholder ;; of vlhe Caralelgh Mills
. Company be held October 19,
1908, at the Mayor's office at 12
o'clock r. O. MORINO,
30- Sec. ft Treas.
v Special Train to Wake Forest.
Account a! ft M. and Wake Forest
game Saturday,' October 3rd, Sea
board will run special, leaving Ral
eight at 8:00 p. m. returning leave
Wake Forest immediately after the
game. '. Round trip, fifty cents.
M C.H. GATTIB, T. p. A.
Interest in the stirring fight for
National League baseball champion
ship is more acute than ever before
following the developments of yester-'
day, which reduced New York's lead
to two points over Chicago and Pitts
burg. The Giants have five more
games to play, two with Philadelphia
and three with Boston and must win
them all, unless Pittsburg and Chi
cago meet with unexpected reverses,
to win the pennant. Chicago and
Pittsburg play double-headers today,
while the Giants play a single game
with Philadelphia. If the Cubs and
Pirates win both games and the
Giants score also, the three will be
tied for ''-first place although the
Giants will be less than half a point
behind on strict percentage figures.
The standing of the pennant aspir
ants is as follows:
Clubs.
New York
Chicago. .
Pittsburg
Won.
94
95
95
Lost.
54
55
55
P.C.
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.633
.033
The warriors in the American
League took a day off yesterday, leav
ing the standing as it was the day be
fore. The leaders were on the road.
Clubs. . Won. Lost. P.C.
Detroit ...... 87 61 .588
Cleveland .... 87 62 .5S4
Chicago .... 85 62 .578
SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY.
By virtue of a decree Qf the Supe
rior Court of Wake County, In a
special proceeding entitled G. W.
Adams and others vs. P. W. Lasslter
and others, I will, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1908,
at the County Courthouse door, In
Raleigh, N. C, at noon, sell to the
highest bidders the three houses and
lots In the city of Raleigh, on the east
side of South Bloodworth Street, be
tween Martin and Davie Streets,
known as the lots in which Mrs. Seth
Jones, now dead, held a life estate.
The said three lots lie adjacent and
together front on the street about
108 feet, and run back about 108
feet. They adjoin the Bernard lot
on the north and W. H. Willis lot on
the south, and are Nos. 315, 317,
319, 321, South Bloodworth Street.
These lots are - sold' for' partition
among the' heirs at law of the late
Elbert A. Johnson, whose estate was
settled nearly twenty years ago by
J. C. Marconi, admlnlstrator--all
debts paid and final settlement re
corded.
The title appears to be perfect.
Possession immediately. Each lot
will be offered separately.
Terms One-fourth on confirma
tion of sale; balance January 1, 1909,
with interest from day of sale. Title
reserved until final payment.
These lots lie between the new
car lines, and only about half a block
from the Martin Street line. A
chance for a fine Investment.
JAMES H, POU,
Sept. 2, 1908. Commissioner.
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Accommodations and cuisine excel
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tickets on sale at principal Southern
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
r Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Anna Joyner Harris,
dnCAAHori. thin la tn nHfv nil noxanna
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having claims against said estate to;
present them, to either of tbe under
signed at Raleigh, N. C, on or be
fore the 11th day of September. 1909.
or this notice will bo pleaded In bar!
of their recovery. All persons In
debted to said Anna Joyner Harris
will TilAABA maVa Imtnafllaf a natrmnf
to the administrator.
September llth, 1908.
' T. J. HARRIS.
Admr, of Anna Jayner Harris.
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purchaseable elsewhere, but it's in the prices. 'We assert'
positively that for equal qualities our, goods are lowers
priced than anywhere else. A statement that is backed
by facts and proven by the garments themselves.
Women's Suits in many styles at moderate prices,
$18.50 to $25.00
Long Coat Suits, ne w", models of the Directoire period and
pointed effects . ... ... '. ... . $27.50 to $42.50
New Fall Capes, all the correct models and colorings,
- $10.00 to $22.50
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
We .carry the largest and most varied stock of Skirts in
the city at . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50 and up
Special emphasis is placed on the Skirt values at . $4.98
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS.
Our Millinery work-rooms have been producing hats
recently that vied with Paris and New York in the mat
ter of style and have won universal admiration from all
Raleigh women the finest, the most original and beauti
ful hats brought out this season. But we have not for a
moment neglected the more popular-priced .hats.. The
same directive supervision has been watching the style
and character of the
SIX AND SEVEN DOLLAR HATS
Today the collection is large and varied, for no two hats,
at whatever price, are ever made exactly alike. Hats of
very best material at . . ..... . . . . $6.00 and $7.00
Miss Champlin, our New York Milliner, is one of
the finest designers sent out from that city. Her work
has been much admired. She confines herself to the more
fanciful conceits $10.00 to $25.00
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RALEIGH BANKING & TEUST COMPANY
mitt WITH
Tl mmfMea history behind it tlace MM '
STANDS FOS j '
Safety to Its Depositors.
( - Accommodation to Its Customers.
Willing service to tta Friends.
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SARATOGA CHIPS.
TRY A PACKAGE OF TRISCENT.
J. R. FERRALL & CO.
GROCERS.
Fayettcville Street, Raleigh, N. C,
Your Attention
CARBON COAL
For New Style IRON has
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The Big Hardware Men..
ThoSeD.' Brings & Sons..
COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS
The accounts of business houses, corporations, and individuals are
cordially invited and every consider tion is extended which is consistent
with a conservative banking policy. This bank has ample capital and
surplus, and small as well as large a cconntg are solicited.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANE.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 9200,000.00
B. S. JERMAN, Pres.; A. A. THOMPSON, Vice-Pres.; H. W. JACK. ,
SON, Cashier; E. B. CROW, Assist. Cashier; J. J. Thomas, Cnmn Board of
Director,
The Raleigh Savings Bank.
JOHN T. PULLEN, President.
CHARLES ROOT, Cashier.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00.
Four per cent, interest paid on deposits. Call in the bank, or write
for-further information. Bank open on Saturday evening from S to 9
O'clock to accommodate the public .
Statement ot Condition oi The ;.
Citizen's National Bank
Raleigh, N. C. "'. '
Resources. t.
U. S. Bonds K . ; '. f5,000.00
Loans and Investments. Tt8,68S.64
Cash . .......... iei,t4.7(
Due from banks .... 24S,6S9.I6
LlabiUUes.
Capital .... . . . . 1100,000.00
Surplus . ... . . f . . 167,810.97
ClrcolaUon . i . . . . . 100,000.00
Deposits ........ 940,288. 68
. .1,807,6(9.1
Total . .... . .U07,86.6s Total
September as, 1908.
UL1UXY T. EICHO.
RALEIGH, NSC. ;.