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I TODAY'S
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
' ,:' New York Stock Market. '
I New York,;- Mrch .3Q.r-Moderate re-J
cessions were in. order In a majority
of stocks traded ii during the first
tifiecn minutes, but the reactionary
tendency , was considered natural fol
lowing .the sharp advances of the iwi)
preceding days.- Amalgamated Copper
was one of the heaviest features, de
clining 'V and declines of small frac
tions were noted in .'Smelting, -Union
Pacific, Pennsylvania and other' of the
important railroad ' and Industrial
shares.' New York Central after open
ing a shade higher at 131 dropped pver
one point but recovered part of thl
loss" quickly. Atchison was strtnig,
ranging higher, with room gcneral
ly . talking of possibility of an increase
In dividend rate. .
New Vork Closing Stock List.
Atchison
.106
.104
--111
.171
. 68 Vi
.181
. 65
. 46'
.87
.28
.144
.131
. 23
. 22
. 72
.129
.133
,134
. 24
. 64
.147
.122
. 25
.183
. 85
.18
. 12
. 38 -,145
.120
. 74
. 50
.'. 54
. 52
. 87
.103
..'75
.35
.157
.81
. 32
.112
38
, 74
.124
.153
.48
.112
. 07
. 44
. 82'
. 22
. 73
Atchison pfd '. , . . . ... . . . ',
Baltimore & Ohio . . ,
Canadian Pacific . . .......
Chicago & Alton . . . . . . . . ;
Chicago & Northwestern . . .
Colorado Southern . . . .
DenveY & Rio Grande . .
Denver Rio Grande pfd . ;
Brie . . .
Illinois Central . . .... . .
Louisville & Nashville .
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mexican Central .
Missouri Pacific . .... . , , . .
New York Central ..... ; .
Pennsylvania . . ..........
Reading . . .'. . . .
Rock Island '; . ....... . . . .
Rock Island pfd . . ........
St. Paul .- ." . . . . ..........
Southern Pacific . . . .
Southern Railway
Union Pacific . . ... . . ,
Union Pacific pfd
Wabash . . . .'. , . . , . ... . .
Wisconsin Central . . ......
Inlerboro-Metropolitan pfd .
GreatNorthern . . ....
-'.''.' Miscellaneous.
Atlantic Coast Line . ..... . ... .
Amalgamated Copper . . . . .
American Car & Foundry : .
American Locomotive , . .
American Cotton . . . ... . .
Am. Smelting & Refining
Am. Smelting & Refining pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Traii. it . . .
Colorado Fuel & Iron . . . .
General Electric ."'.. .......
National Lead ' . ....... . .
Pacific Mail . . . . . . . ....
People's Gas . . ... , . ... .
Pressed Steel Car . ... . . . .
Sloss-Shef field Steel ...'... . , ..
Southern Pacific pfd . . . , .
Sugar ; . .
United States Steel . . . . .-. .
United States Steel pfd . .- .
Western Union . , . . , .". . .". .
Va.-Carolina Chemical . .
Westinghouse Electric . :. . .
Republic Steel . . . . .
Republic Steel 'pfd . . . .
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, March 30 Failure of
Liverpool to follow our upturn, a de
cline of at Berlin and continued
fairly liberal receipts in the north
west caused" declines of to c. In
wheat, but declines were met with
fair demand for- commission houses
causing small reaction. Liverpool
comes higher against our upturn
of to lc. yesterday. European vis
ible decrease 1,728,000 against a de
crease of 200,000 last year. North
west cars 222 against 210 last year.
Local receipts, 85. cars against 30 a
year ago... .
Opening: Wheat, May, to 119;
corn, May, 66 to 66 to ; oats,
May, 64 to 54; pork. May,
17.77; lard, July, 10.25; ribs. May,
9.37. .
Wheat closed 5-8lc lower; corn
1-8 to l-4c ower; oats 1-8 (f l-4c.
lower and hog products 7 l-220e
lower.
Grain quotations ranged as fol
lows: Whca
Open. High. Close.
May . . 1.19 1.49 1.18
July .' . 1.06 1.06 1.05
Sep. .. . 1.90 1.00 .99
Corn-
May . . .66 .67 .66
July . . .66 .66 .65
Sep. . . .65 .66 .65
Oatu
May . . -.54 .54 Tb4
July'. . .47 r47 .47
Sep. v . .39 .39 .39
Pork
May . .' 17.77 17.80 17.72
July . . 17.85 17.85 17.72
Sep. . . ..... ..... 17.72
Urd
May . . 10.10 10,07
.. July . . 10.25 . ... . ' 10.17 .
,'Sep.-'.;. 10.35 ..... 10.30
Ribs - -
May . . 9.37 9.27
July . 9.47 9.50 9.12
Sep; . . 9.6J ,.. 9.65-
Raleigh Produce larkct.
(Reported, by L. H. Adams.)
Butter. 2025 . )
Eggs, 15c. ..' .
Hams, 15c.
Potatoes, 7075c.
Raleigh Poultry Market. ,
(Reported by L. H. Adams.)
Mens, COe. .
Spring chickens, 35 40c. '
MARKETS
Ndw York Cotton Market, '
(By Leased Wire tir The Times)
New York, March 30. Cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of
!wo to four joints and profit taking
was sustained from the start by over
sight orders; to buy., Among the pit
traders, however, tho reaction theory
had mare friends than for some time.
Opening March, 9.62 bid. May 9.54
to 9.55; .August 9.40 bid; October 9.28
to 9.29; December 9.26 to 9.27; January
9.21 to 9.22.
. Open.
March.. 9.62
High. Low.
9.63 9.58
Close.
9.57
9.50
9.51
9.40
942
9.36
9.27
9.27
9.23
9.23
9.19
April
9.52
9.55
9.44
9.40
May
June
July '
Aug. -,
Sept.
Oc. -,
Nov. ,
Dec.
Jan.
9.56 9.51
9.47 9.41
9.28 9.29 9.25
9.26 ...........
9.22 . ... ....
Market closed steady.
New York Spot Cotton.
; (By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, March 30 Sjlot cotton
quiet and unchanged at 9.85; no
sales.
Liverpool Cotton.
(By Cable to The Times.)
Liverpool, March "30 Cotton spots
steady, middling, 5.05; sales, 8,000;
American, 7,500; export and specula
tion, 2,000; receipts, 20,000; Ameri
can, 14,800.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet. ,
Open. Close.
March ..... 4.97 4.98 4.97
March-April 4.97 4.97
April-May ..4.97 4.97 4.97
May-June ..4.99 4.98
June-July ..5.01 5.01
July-Aug. ..5.04 5.03
Aug-Sep. ...5.01 4.99
Sep.-Oct. ...4.98 4.96
Oct.-Nov. ..4.94 4.93
Nov.-Dec. . . 4.93 4.92
Dec-Jan. : . . 4.92 ' 4.91
Jan.-Feb. ,.4.93 4.91
Kaleigh Cotton Market
Good middling, 9c.
Strict middling, 9c.
Middling, 9c. ' .
Receipts today, 50 bales.
Cotton Port Receipts Today.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, March -29.-Cbtton port
receipts were as follows:
New Orleans, 3,975 against 3,593; Gal
veston 4,983 against 5,870; Mobile 92
against 770; Savannah 1,681 against 1,
355: Charleston 532 against' 287; WH
mlngton 495 against 201; Norfolk 227
against 1,438: Boston 508 against 13;
Philadelphia 50 against 26 Pacific 'coa.it
2,226 against 0. Total, 15.583 against
13,453 .
Interior Receipts: Houston-'. .3,199
against 2,234; Augusta, 203 against 290;
Memphis 2,120 against 2,356; St. Louis
385 against 1,433; Cincinnati 236 against
235. Total 6,143 against 6,548.
Chicago "Live stock.
(By Leased Wire to Tho Times)
Union Stock, Yards, 111., March 30.
Hogs Receitps 30.000 ; 5c. lower; mix
ed und ' butchers 6.65 to 8.05; good
heavy 6.90 to 7.10; rough heavy 6.65'-to
6.85; light 6.50 to 6.90; pigs 5.40 to 6.35;
bulk 6.35 to 7.01.
Cattle Receipts 35,000; steady;
beeves 4.50 to 7.35; cows aiu. heifers,
5.35 to fl.OO; Blockers and feeders 3.50 to
5.40; Texans 4.75 to 5.75; calves 6.00 to
7.50. .
Sheep Receipts 12,000; steady; sheep
4.50 to 6.40; lambs 5.90 to 7.25.
New York Provision Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York," March 30. Cash produce,
Mineapolls. o. 1, Northwestern wheat,
115. '--
Wheat steady; No, 2, red, 127 f.o.b.
Corn steady; No. 2, mixed. 75H In el
evator. '-
Outs Bteady; No. 2, mixed, 56c. In el
evator.
Rye nominal; No. 2, Western 87 f.o.b.
Barley, dull; feed, 74 to 75. elf New
York.
Flour dul; spring patents 6.00; wlnti:
straights 5.65. '
'".Mill feed asy; western bran to ar
rive S27.000.
Poik easier; mess 18.50.
Lard easier prime western 10.40.'
, Tallow 'quiet; prime city Rc.
Coffee firm; No. 7, Rio, 8e.
Sugar firm; granulated 4.95.
Naval Stores.
(By Leased'Wire to The Times)
oavannatv Ga., March 30. Spirits
turpentine, nothing doing. Sales none;
receipts 293. .
Roeln.flrm.' ;jfiates720; receipts 1,312,
Quote: W W, 5.85;', W O, 5.80; N, 5.75;
M, 6.70; :'K, 5.05; I 4.10 H. 3.50; G. 8.40;
F. 3.40; E, 8.30; D, 3.80; C, B, A, 8.25.
. . CotWn Sefed Oil.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, March 30 Cotton seed
oil prices, based onV prime yellow,
ranged as follows;
. . .:,'; . ( : Closing.
April. .
May . . . , , ; . . . .
July ;. .... .. ..
September . .-. . .
October . , . . . . . .
November . . . , .
. , . . 5.28 5.30
. . . . 5.33(3)5.35
..'..-' 6.58 5.40
. . . . 5.71 5.73
. . . . 6.63 5.68
..' 6-43 5.46
Market closed steady; sales,1 2,800
barrels. . i
BY WIRE?!
Provisions.
THE TIMES' DAILY
FINANCIAL STORY
(By T. C. SHOTWEHi)
New York, March 30.-;ile was the
strong feature of the early trading in
Wall street today. Its strength was
conspicuous in view of the fart that
all other, shares were, declining frac
tionally when It commenced its upward
movement of one point. The first pre
ferred advanced nearly two points and
the preferred a point. The strength of
the "shares was due to the company's
statement of earnings which showed
a net Increase for February of $758,968.
I The nmrket opened Irregular with
fractional gains und losses. At the end
of the drat minutes of trading. Profit
taking developed throughout the Uct,
.causing declines of an aver of half a
'point.
Specialties v. ere. Irregular. Consult-
dated Oas opened with a galnf one
i quarter of a point but immediately sold
off . Distillers advanced National
Lead was steady around 8214.
Imposition of a fine of $10,000 on the
Now York Central for rebating caused
the stock market to become heavy and
decline '.of over a point in tho early
trading.
Atchison showed Strength and ad
vanced a point to 106, which ts a new
high record for this movement.
In London American shares were ir
regular with Atchison, the Harrlman
shares and New York Central the most
active Issues.
On the New York curb market the
copper shares were under the Influence
of profit taking', which resulted in frac
tional declines in the early trading. In
the sllyer group Nlpisslng, Kerr Lake
and La Rose were the steady Issues.
The Investment demands for Goldfield
Consolidated continued and the stock
was a fraction higher. -
New York Cotton Letter.
(By.W. B. Hibbs & Co.)
New York, March 30. The rise in the
stock market the last three days is
regarded in the cotton trades as re
flecting the long distance view of the
big interests with regard to the pros
pects of the general business situation
throughout the country. This togeth
er with the elimination of the Balkan
trouble relieving the European polit
ical situation of the disturbing influ
ence thaf factor has been having on the
European trade situation Is expected
to develop in conjunction with the
easier money market conditions now
prevailing a better demand for cloths
and yarns from the continent. These
two factors developing since the close
of the week the rally in cotton of
about 20. to 25 points from last week's
low .""fever is regarded" as justified' by
this improvement in general situation
and outlook. Certain large operators
who were either short or had sold out
upon the development of these condi
tions turned buyers Saturday and con
tinued their purchase.s yesterday. This
causod other shorts and sold out bulls
to do the same thing. Meanwhile some
of the large arbitrage operators have
been of the opinion that the differences
between the old and the new crop op
tions should be wider and their pur
chases of May and July, with a little
manipulation in March by the inter
ests controlling the total stocks of
cotton here, have helped to muntaln
prices on this recovery.
Efforts made today by certain '. Inter-
eats to advance prices .'still further
failed to secure much of the following
as there was no outside buying and
It appeared as though most of the
shorts had covered and commission
houses and traders operating on the
long side had taken about all the cot
ton they eared to under existing con
ditions.
We believe general" business Is des
tined to broaden very materially as
the summer season develops and cot
ton will sell higher on It but we would
only advise purchases of July, August
and October at present prices to those
who arc willing to operate for long
pull and can have patience to hold on
and average with further purchases on
the development of further breaks In
tin" price.
Price advanced three to four points
In the early trading but nxtn lost it
With the market ruling dull and barely
rteudy at last night's closing quota
tions dining most of the afternoon.
' New York Money Market.
New York. March 30. Money on call
1 to 2; time loans firm; 60 days Vt
to 91 (lavs' 2W, to M4: six months
3 to 3', per cent.; posted rates sterling
exchange 4'fiA vi 4S3'i withactual bus
iness In bankers bills at 4i.0 to .6
for demnnd and 486.10 for sixty day
HilW'. Prime mercantile naner un
changed, but tde supply is limited.
Rates are 3V0 to 4 per cent.
New Orleans Cotton.
Open. High. Low.
Close.
9.4S
9.54
; 9.57
9.47
9.29
9.24
9.21
9.22
March
April .
May .
June .
July .
Aug. .
Sept.' .
Oct. ,
Dec. .
Jan. .
9.30 . 9.57
9.50
9.55
9.56 9.63
8.27
9.24
9.23
.9.28
9.24
9.23
9.22
Market closed Bteady.
V
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U'ANTKI -Yon to know we have
1,000 pairs of new Spring Oxfords
for sale. Hunter Bros. & Brewer
Co. - 27 7t.
WANTED Lady to call on citizens;
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WANTED AT ONCE Six or seven
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FOB SALE Duty catling me to
Swepsonville, my home on Hills-,
boro street, opposite St. Mary's, is
for sale. The house is new, con
tains eight rdoms and the lot is 85
,.x280 feet. Terms to suit purchaser.
Possession at once if desired. Geo.
W. Thompson, Raleigh, N. C.
29 3 1.
FOR SALE New Oxfords for Men,
Women and Children. All Styles,
Colors and Prices. Hunter Bros.
& Brewer Co. : 27 7t.
AUCTION SALE Stock of Groceries
and Fixtures Thursday night,
' April 1st, 8 o'clock sharp. Every
body invited. Bargains for all.
Corner Blount and Lenoir Sts. J.
W. Creech. , 27 4 1.
SAFE FOR SALE Large Fireproof.
South entrance door Capital Build
ing. M. M. Smith. :
MISCELLANEOUS
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS MADE
at 308 South .Person Street, 25c.
without cuffs; 30c. with cuffs.
SOIREE OVER BALL'S STORE
Wednesday night. Music by Lev
in's Orchestra. . 30-2t
VASTOR RCSSELL'S SERMONS
are one of the special features of
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dress The Saturday Evening Capi
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I WHEN BUYING SNOWDRIFT FROM
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Snowdrift and none other, for of
ten a cheaper grade of goods is
substituted at the Snowdrift price.
25 lOt.
WHY HAVE THAT DISREPUTABLE
looking old box or barrel setting in
front of your house, when for
$1.75 The Raleigh Iron Works will
deliver to you a nice sheet Iron
garbage can to take its place? If
you order quick enough. l!)-tf.
SAVE 15 IN FEED BILLS BY
having your grain ground. F. B.
" Phillips .Feed Store, 309 Wilming
ton street. 29-2t
WRITE US BEFORE BUYING
liquors...'-' We cut prices on all high
grade liquors. John Wedderburn
Co. Leading Pure Food Liquor
Dealers in Washington D. C. 23-tf
KEEP VOIR HORSES FAT AND
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I B. Phillips Feed Store. 2!-2t
STOP, LOOK AND. READ A CAR-
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much surface and give as satisfac
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$14.00 per ton less $2.00 off for
sacks returned. Yours, to serve,
Carolina Hardware Co. . 26 6t.
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' t i
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APPEATi TO
SUFFERERS.
If lou Have a Friehd Afflicted With
Eczema, Tell the Wruggist About it.
If you have a fryend suffering from
eczema, tell ps aWout it the next time
you are In the store.
I Many eczenia sufferers have tried
so many useless remedies and spent
so much monej with doctors that
they practically Mespair. if they only
Knew of the slinlplest home cure for
eczeVia! It is northing more than oil i
of wintergreen compound (as mixed
in D. D. D. Prescription.)
.Used with. glycerin, thymol and
other healing ingredients in liquid
form, this simple remedy penetrates
the pores of the skin, killing the ec
zema germs while tailing up the
healthy part oi tne SKID.
I I' vu wI11 suggest to your friend1
, afflicted with eczema to call, we shall I
be glad to explain to any sufferer
'about D. D. D. Prescription. Henry!
T. Hicks Drug Co.
FIREMAN KILLED
CI
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Krnova. W. Va., March 30. In a
head-on collision between two freight
trains on the Noifolk and Western
railroad today. Fireman Spaulding
was caught under his ensine and kill
ed. His wife Is a telegraph operator
In the Norfolk and Western office at
Whelersburg.
Engineer Kngle was perhaps fatally
hurt and Brakeman Kelly was severely
hurt.
FIERCE BATTLE
WITH RENEGADES
(By Leafed Wire to The Times.) ;
Senora, Mex., March 30 A fierce
battle with a band of regenades in
the hills northeast of Pasqueria on
the Chihuahua-Sonora boundary has"
been fought by Rurale troops and
ranchmen
who were hunting the
regenades for cattle theft.
Jos Vas-
quez, leader of the bandits, was mor
tally wounded and eight men were
killed..' ';.
The gang had been robbing lone
travelers, ranchmen and miners and
it is believed that many of the crimes
heretofore charged up to the Yaqui
Indians were the work Of this bancs,
including , the killing of Mrs. Riler
Baler, of El Paso, Texas, a year ago.
Several Soions Speak on
Tariff Measure Today
States does not need two protect ive
tariffs."
Representative Kitchin attacked
Representative Burke, of Pennsylva
nia, saying he was sent to the house
by big interests like the steel trust.
Representative. Burke hotly denied
the allegation and branded it as a
falsehood. The discussion uruse over
nn assertion .of Representative. Kitch
in, who said that Pittsburg whs bond
ed for $250,000 to feed her poor during
the late panic This was denied by
Representative : Burke.
Representative Kitchin continued:
"Pittsburg is !o darkand tilled with
smoke that it blinds the eyes of Penn
sylvania congressmen to the facts."
"It Is about as dnrk and cloudy as
some statements you have made in
the last few minutes," retorted Burke.
KKNATOR SMITH SPKAKS.
Guests of Smith Carolina Society iii
New York City.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, March 30 Senator E.
D. Smith, of South Carolina, came up
from Washington yesterday to be
present at the gathering In tho Wal
dorf last, night of the members of the
South Carolina Society of New York
In commemoration of the birthday of
General Wade Hampton. Senator
Smith reviewed the dark days of the
reconstruction as they were worked
out. In his state. His address was tho
only formal event that marked a re
ception which was attended by nearly
a hundred South Carolinians.
Disastrous Fire.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Ho'-iiester, N. Y., March 30. A dis
astrous Are Is raffing In the business
j district of this city. Thij. Western
L-nion DUiminK is completely guueu.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that
is not beyond the reach of medicine.
Cures backache and Irregularities that
If neglected might result In Bright's
disease or diabetes. King Crowell
Drug Co., corner Fayetteville and Har
gett etreets.
LOST LAST WEEK Small Gold
Chain and Heart. M. engraved on
Heart. : Reward if returned to Miss
Calla Meacham, 416 Elm Street or
this office.
FOR REXT Three rooms, dressing
I room and bath, 504 N. Blount St.
Tues., Sat., Mon., Sat. ,
INFREIuHTVVRECK
ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT
Italian Anarchist Tries to
Kill Ex-President
Anarcliist Tried to Poison Mr. Roose
velt, But Plan Wus . Dlscm-ered.
Man Arrested and Placed in Irons.
Kin and Pope Ilesret Affair. ,
(By Cable. to The Times). .
Lisbon, March 30 The Seclo to
day published a special dispatch from
Horta giving the following account
of the attack on Theodore Roosevelt
on board the steamer Hamburg:
'During the voyage of the Ham
burg from New York to Horta," the
paper says, "an attempt was m:td3 b
an ItviHan anarchist to poison Mr.
Roosevelt, but the plot was nipped in
the bud before it could bo carried out.
It, is not known whether the would-be
poisoner had any accomplices on
board or not, or whether he is affili
ated with tin; black hand. The man
was arrested and placed in irons.".
(Hy Cable lo The Times)
Rome, March 30 King Victor Em
niannal, when informed of tin; re
ported attempt on the life or Mr.
Roosevelt said that if the report was
true ho was - greatly pained and re
gretted .the occurrence- exceedingly.
The pope also expressed his regret.
Tl'.a reported attempt on the life of
Mr. Roosevelt is published here today
and has aroused feelings of anger
and consternation.
Premier Giolitti and Foreign Min
ister Tittoni expressed their profound
sorrow.
INDIAN AGENT VISITS
THE SCENE OF FIGHT
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, March 30 At the of
fice of the commissioner of Indian
affairs it was said today that Indian
Agent Dana H. Kelsey left Musko
gee, Okla., early today to visit the
scene of the fight with Crazy Snake's
band, near Hickory Ground. Okla.
"Telephone communication with
our representatives indicates that all
is quiet now," says a telegram re
ceived by the commissioner from the
scene of the trouble. "The authori
ties have instructions to use every
effort to allay excitement and sup
press disorder. .';'.;
"Many Wild rumors are afloat, but
a thorough investigation of every de
tail of the disturbance will be made
as early a3 possible and a full report
promptly submitted."
DIED OX TRAIX.
Washington, March 30. L. D. Hunt
ington, a retired member of the stock
exchange, died today while speeding
homeward uboard an Atlantic Coast
Line train. Mr. Huntington, accom
panied b his daughter, Miss E. C.
Huntington, and Miss M. M. (Tray, a
trained -'nurse,, had been in the south
for his health. The party started from
Charleston, S. C, Monday morning,
hoping to reach . home before death
claimed Mr. Huntington.
NO ONE HAS THUMBED
'': OVER "'
THE
Come in. Ask to see the
Kleainvell Display Case.
Thumb the .Samples all you
want to. Then we will hand
yon the style which suits you
in a sealed box, and 'you get it
fresh and clean.
THE HICKS
DRUG COMPANY.
Hold Phones.
Even? Wcman
, 1 Interemed and Mioulu know
i aoout iBawonnoriui f
Marvel "r"n"rr
lUUbll
it TP funnnl Blinnl
file jUAikini myv 'w
other, out vena stamp ior inns- i
1 Udlm MARVCU CO. 44 . 234 St.. ! Yo
That Awful
Gas
milium
Did you hear jt? How embar
rassing. These stomach noisesmake
you wish you could sink through
the floor, tYou imagine everyone
hears them. Keep a box of CAS
CARETS in your purse or pocket
and take a part of one after eating.
It will relieve the stomach of gas. (ll
CASCAKBTS lOo a box lor week't
treatment. Alldrafrlid. BfgrMtiellar
In the world mlUloD soxo a month.
I i. "
I Wills
After eating, persons of bIHoa habit
will derive great benefit by UkiogOM
of these pills. II yon bave been
DRINKING TOO MUCH,
they will promptly relieve the nausea,
SICK HEADACHE
and nervousness which follows, restore
the appetite and remove gloomy, feel
ings. Elegantly sugar coated. ?
Take No Substitute, i ;
iood Poison
A Remarkable Treatment by Specialists
Acih aliMiluiely and permaueiitly in tbres to four
monlhi by ttiRObuHc syHieui. when utner treatments
full, ivliiiiiuati'rt pnlMHi irom the blood, glands.
buni'Si etc. Ncvr fain In ItAettect on blood
poison In my mngn. The treatment Is (life
rtitil tan b;j- tiiknn In thr: hrlvitoy of your own
iioiiie. i'uo irrnunnnt In purely veKeuble, gnnran
teed under tlie I'nre Fond und Drum Act,
Serial No. 19.-5)1. oiiIjiiiih no mercury, potash,
ar.4i.nif-., Iodide r iiiim-rul driiurii of any kind.
Interesting book. ' The Truth About It," lent
In plain envelope ritlCK.
ThubbMCL.,S.i'.L., T. t Rector Bldg.,Cbhago
MOVED
I instructions
1 TONS SEC1
On account of Increased
attendance Draughon'e
College has MOVED Into
new quarters. FINEST in
the city. UNEXCELLED
and eautoment. rust
HONS SECURED or MONEY BACK.
BANK Indorsements KtfK
in which Draughon's 31 Colleges are located Indorse
these Business Colleges than indorse ALL otnera.
Hvnil Ufn to RISE to the 6-a-day class.
YUU Want iuMT ITVtnF.NnE that the
v ' U11U " .
standing of Draughon's Colleges in businesa circles
is the same as that ot raie or narvmu m
circles, call on or WRITE for catalogue ,
DRAUGHON'S
Practical Business College,
Fayetteville Street, near City H1L
Stock for Sale!
Forty Shares of Rurlingame Tele-
' v"
graphin-;' Typewriter Company stock.
Par value, $10 per sliare. Will sell
at a bargain to secure money quick.
Here is a fine chance for a good and
safe investment;.' Address, STOCK,
Care The Times.
PLAY BALI
We now Iinve in stock, for Whole
sale and Krtail, a big stock of Base
ball ti!oKls.
Guaranteed Hats -the Lajole &
Wagner styles.
Halls, Mitts, Gloves, Toe Plates,
Heel Plates, .Umpire Indicators, Score
Hooks and Guide Hooks.
Come and look over this Magnifi
cent Stock. It will pay you. ,;-
HART-WARD HARDWARE
GOMPANY.
The Paragon of Hardware Stores. .
RALEIGH. N. 0.
Have You Tried Our Brick
Cream?
Only 35 Cents Quart.
Plain Cream, Any Flavor,
25 Cents Quart.
BETTS" ICE CREAM.
I tPvHPSHJ.J..tfcC- J
WHEN EASTER COMES
Make it a joyful one, and let electric
ity the murky past. We furnisli
everything electrical for comfort and
convenience, '.--., i
CAHOI.IXA ELECTniCAL CO.,
110 Fayetteville Street. '
Kaleljtii IMione, 427; Cap. City, 261.
HUBBARD BR0S.& CO
HANOVER SQVAiUB. OTBW YORK.
MEMBERS of New York Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
ekange, Associate Members Llrer
peol Cotton Aiioclatlsa.
orders SOLICITED Fer tke pf
hue and sale of eotton for tutuf
ieUrerz. Cerreeo4eaee larttaiu
t ;
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