.WZ!. v--X-..
;V'
.Vie -
..-rr, ....Ji55.". - .
7
v
vi k,'
V - 'Sw York Stock .
'(By1 Leaned Wire to The TJmesh
r New Xorli July J7.--The-toek mari1111 mormngvtne cotton -mi
et was fairly wtiw'at the-o'pnhig, I 4. J?w" 't0
v'V.wltb. a generally steady tone and -with- !nlSher. Inftufenced. , by pvert
out Important change hr prices.' The
? majority or tne leading issues traaea
', IiV-t the start showed BnxaliTa'Btlonah
.,. m,e nw impuriftni pi; frnicnwujs,
. J)ck Islundwnlch wade fther PfOfir,
mfBirsvnv l"r upward rrnuveriiiu .ousw
eay'a closing; while
ea&ligntlr4inder
Indicate fluctuatlona in the first IMteen
minutes In the rest of the market...
'..New-' York- Closing Stock List, v
v Amalgamated Copper,. .. .
.. te i-4"
I American Ice, Securities.. .. .. .. 7 i-t
American Sugan BeAnery ... .. ,.127
American Smelting ,.: .. .. .. 94 1-2
American- Locomotive..' 'T.' .. . . 60 84
. American Car -Foundry.. .. .. .. $0
Ainmcfa itton vn.i ,.tv, ... w i-z
American, Woolen u ' 33 1-4
Anacondft.tf ; . .'...';. . j; 471-2
AtcKlson,'.; V. i. .. .. .. i, ... v.116 3-4
Atlaritic, Coast Line.. .. v v.132
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. ..r.. .. 78 8-4
Baltimore & Ohio., .. .. .. .. ..119 1-4
Canadian Pacific. l -.. ,. .. .,184V4
Consolidated Gas.. .. .. .. ..1391-2
Central Leather, .. . .. .. ... 32 1-2
Colorado Fuel and 'iron.. 44 1-2
Colorado Southern.. .. .i .i .. 58
Dlajvare and udson ..193
Denver, artd Rio Grande. .. ,. 47 1-4
Eile.v .,". C- .. .. '.. .. W .i .j. 36 1-4
Do, pfd.. .. .. .. .. ..'.65
Oeyeral-Electric., ... ;. V.16S
Great "Western. v .. 1 1-8
Great Northern, pfd ..149 7-8
Great Northern Ore.. '76 1-4
Illinois Central. .. ..IBS 1-8
Interporo.. .. .. IS 5-8
' Do. pfd., ..' 48 1-8-
Iowa Centra! .. .. .. .. 2 1-2
Kansas City Southern.. .. .. .. 45 1-2
'Kansas and Texas.. 42 1-2
Do, pfd.. ;v .. 73
Louisville and Nashville.. .. .. ..145 1-2
Missouri Pacific,. .. .. .. .. 72 3-4
New York Central V .. ..132 1-2
Northwestern . . , " . . 182
National Lead 86 1-4
Norfolk and Western.. .. .. ,-. .-. 93 1-8
Northern PaclflC. '..152
Pennsylvania.. .. .. .. .. .. ..138 1-8
Pacific Mftll.. ;. .. 29 3-4
People's Gas Co ,, 116
Pressed Steel Car.: .. .. 43 1-2
Reading.-. .. .. .. .. . 155 7-8
Rock Island.. .' 34 7-S
'.' Do, pfd.. ,.. .. .. , 73 1-8
Republic Iron and SteeJ.. .. .. .. 33
DO, pfd.; .. v. .. .; .. .. ..106 8-4
Sloss-Sheffleld... .. ..' .. ... .. . 83 '
Southern-Railway.. .. .. ....... 31 1-4
Doi pfd.. .. .. 69 7-8
St, Paul,. .. .. .. .. .. .. '..154 7-8
Tnni Copper., .. ,.v .... 37
Texas Paclnc: -7. ; 35
Third Avenue,. TT .. .. .. ... .. .. 19 1-2
Union Pacific
197 5-8
Utah Copper
U. 8. Steel..
Dd; pfd.. .
. 48
. 72 1-8
.127 1-4
51 3-4
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Union.., .. .. i.. ..
Wabash . .. .. .. .. ..
t 72 1-4
..21 1-8
Do, pfd..'.., .. .. .; .. .. .. 57-8
Westlnghouse Electric. .. .. .. 84 5-8
Wisconsin Central. .. .. .. 56
-Chicaay Graite.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Chicago July. 17--Ideal weather
conditions, easier Liverpool cables
and ' Increased reoelpts , southwest
caused an easier opening in the wheat
market, but fairly good support on
the decline caused - reactlcfh to yes-1
-. terday's -level. jNortnwesc receipts tor
"; week'613 cars against 1,268 a year
i ago. V- 'v ' " ',:.!.,'. , -.'
' Opening: Wheat, Sept.. Ill to
1 111: corn, Sept., 65-ftto 65; oats,
Sept., 47: pork, Sept., 20.95; lard,
Sept. 11.70; ribs, Sept,.. 11.32 to
'11.36. - v ' .-' ..-. , .
There was a ragged wheat market
with closing prices qui uneven and
-""corn was':a nervous-affair, too. St.
Louis kept busy in misquoting. r, No.
. 2 red below the regular price in cr
uder to influence -values here. .Corn
,'was unchanged to l-8c lower. . Oats
were i 5-8 lower; provisions were
without feature. .- . . : ? .
. Brain quotations ranged as fol
lows: , '
Wheat
f. .
- Sep". t.
Pec. .
July . '.
;pec. . ,
6,t
July . .
Sep. . .
Dec. . .
Pork
July . .
Sep. . .
- Jan. . .
Lard
- July .
. Sep. '. ,
V Oct . .
Bibs
. July .
Sep .
Oct,--
. ' t,
Close.
1.28
1.1 m
1.07
6
.65
Open. --Hlglv
1.21
1.
1.11
1.08V4
. 1,08
.-
.65Vi
i '"'
, .46
".41
.42 '
..69
x
.46
.41 11
.42 s
45
.41
.41
,20.65 t
i.Sfl l 'S-
20.95.-
2WB
11.70
. 11.70 11.65
11 70
11.65
11.45
'll.37
11.07
11.65
1M0
ll'itb1"
11.40'
11.07
11.32 M
11.02 ft
- v lUleigh Produce Market;
(Seported by I Q. Adam,) ,
'Btttter 25c. r
iEgg8 l720o. . - . ;
- -Hani. 17. x"
v, Spring. chickens, 20 30c. .
; Hens, '40 45c. .. . N ,
. Peacheav.600cpeck. -
- ,fc tl-h - ", . ". '-. .-
. Neyr YorK Cotton. N
Blew.Yorlr. Jnlv17 -At the niitnnt
mornings the cotton market was
4 ..'points
pvernlght',$eHr
mg orders, in the i-iace of . firmer
iuree lup.Htu., iiuineoiaieiy : raiiiea
- and soonafjteiv'the call was 5 to 6
pojnis up rrom last jtygnt s close on
active Ideliveries.y Large bull Inter.
! ver, 12.00 bid; December, 12.00
tots.oi; January, ' 12.00 (o
12.01:
Mfrroh, ,18 03 to 18.04v
I
uly
. Open,
. 12.06
12.11
12.01
12.06
.12.01
12 03
High. Low.
12 12- 12 06
12.10 12.08
Clobe..
12.12
11.05
12X13
,12J7
"12.0J5
12.12
12.10
12,14
' 12.15
Aug.
I Sep,
Oct.
12.15
12.17
12 02
12.19
12.19
12.20
12.21
1I01
12.00
12.01
12.01
12.00
12.03
12 05
'Nov
Dec
.Iflfcl., 12 02
Mar. i. 12.05
Ma . 12.06
Market closed easier.
Raleigh Cotton Market.
Good middling. 12 8-4. ' : T
. Strict middling, 12 6-8. r,.-. ,
Middling, 12 1-4. ' : ' ,
Receipts, 10 bales. '-
. Liverpool -e3otton. .
(By Cable to The Times) ., '
Liverpool, July XI Spot cotton,
easferj middling, 6.63; ales, 7,000:
receipts, 5,000; futures opened eas
ier and closed steady.
Opening.
. 6.44
Closing.
.44
6.46
6.39
6.36
6.35
. 6.35
6.35
6.36
6.36
6.36
6.36
July .v .
July-Aug.
Aug.-Sep..
6:41
6.43
6.30
6.29
6.28
6.30
-6.27
6.30 s
6.28
C 49 '
6.40
6'.38
6.37
6.38
6.31
6.38
6.28
Sep.-Oct.,
Nov.-Dec.
Dec-Jan.
Jan.-Feb.
Peb.-MaT.
Mar.-Apr.
Apr.-May
May-June
6.29 6.38
New Orleans Cotton.', -(By
Leased Wjre to The Times)
Open. High. Lows Close.
July
12.24
12.18
12.16
12.09'
Aug.
Sep.
Act.
12.10
11.99
12.01
12.07
12.17
12.20
12.16
12.07
11.91
Nov.
12.09
Dec,
12.16:
12 17
12.23
11.98
12.00
12.11
12.10
12.10
Jan.
Mar.
12.20
Market closed steady.
' Cotton-seed Oil.'
(BV Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, July 1 7 Ootton-seed
oil ' prices,v based oh prime yellow,
ranged- as follows: - t
. Closing.
July'..'.. .. 5.555.65
August .. .... .' . . . 5.55 5.65
September ,:.-. .. .. 5rT05.72
October .. 5.82 5.90
November y.. .. .. .. 6.72 5.79
pecember . . 5.68 5.72
January .. ...?,. t . . . 5.74 5.7b
MarcH .- V. .. 5.8B.9i
larket closed steady: sales, '300
bkrreh:. Spot oil, 6.55 6.65.
4 Cotton Port Receipts. .
(By Leased Wire to The Tlmeff)
New York, July 17 Cotton port
receipts were as follows:
Nev Orleans, 1,62 7agalnst 890;
Galveston, 7.6 against 2,488; Mobile,
31- -against 354; Savannah, Sir
against 238; Charleston, 0 against
26; Wilmington, 2 against 21 1 Nor
folk 3 against 27-$-'. Boston, 6 against
189; Philadelphia; 206 against 0;
various, 01 against 20; Pacific coast,
lOiai. .d,4D0 'UKalUol MiO.
Interior
Receipts: ' Houston, 57
against 1,144;
Augusta, 68 against
253; Meml
bhls, 20 against 1,018;
St Louis
586 against 867; Clncln-
hnatrT' 198 against 240.
Total, 401
against '3,602
: ! ' NavaiStores. ' .; ' " "
(By LeasdpSWire toThe Times)
Savknab, Oa., JulJ" 17 SplrltB
Ttirpenttoe Firm, 45; sales, 351';
receipts, 72 2.' ,- t- v : - .
Rosins Firm;., sates, 3,454; re
ceipts 1,945.
Qudte: , WW, 5,75: WO, 5.6.5; N,
5.85; M, 5.00 to 5.25; K, 4.95 to
00; I, 4.35; H, 4.10 to 4.25; G, 3.95
tp- 4.00 r F. 8.85 to 3.90; E, 3.70 to
3 75: D3.25 io.-3.35; C, B, A, 2.95
to 3,10 v, ' ' '
li (
Ohicago Live Stock Market. -
Union ..Stock Yards,.. 111.,: July. 17.
Hogs, receipts1 10,000; market weak, and
!l0t&d(We"r: mixed and' butchers, 7.60 to
.m 5goN)d heavy, 7.90 to 8.30 rough
;eavC 7.75 to 7,85: light, r 7.58 to 8.05;
pigS.( 6.60 to 7.40; 'bulk." 7.80 to 8.10.
.tU1tUJammmmKmVm9m. market steady;
beeves, 5.25 to. 7.50; cows and heifers,,
2.40 to 2.C0; tockers and feeders, 3.10 to
5.10; Texans, ,88 to 6.10; calves, 6.25 to
8.55. . .'.;'..,. .,'.'. V
Sheep, receipts 8,000: market weak;
sbeep,,3.oa to 4.90; lambs, 5.00 to 7.35.
' New York Money Market. i
l'New York. July 17 Nothing said
In money. . Posted rates sterling 'exn
change '486 ' to 499 with actual
business in bankers bills at 487.30
to .35 for demand, and 486 for.. 60
day bills. Prime mercantile paper
steady, unchanged fn' rates.
THE TIMES' DAILY
FINANCIAL STORY
j' ' '. ' ' .:-:iv.;-.---'"Jrt '
' (By T: Shotwell.); V
iiQW Tor. .July H.--aY- h lih recplrus
for ' steel .common and 'vnion' Paclo
were features of an aeHve arid strOhg,
market during the early Wall Stref t
trading today., tei cpmmon'made;jts,'
high reepM shortly-after the opening joi;
BVf'W'.''WusUn and their five children,,
M tne. nrsy now un,on - racme was
tP&T Vt
Into to the new high- record, of
'10
197:8-4,
Strengthrthese two issues ' had
sympathetic influence on the balance
f the list, and gains averaging a point
vere' scored by, other , standard rail -
bad and' industrial shares.,. . . s '
i? Amalgamated copper.;snai m tne
.enerai , sirengtn ..01 me maricet , ana
os.6 a Pomt.:Amencance,was agones, Charles Caviness, .Ralph Mc
Toward' eha ot thTrst":
Cn.,,. r,c th' ,irtn ,u im n, !
.less Increased and the market broad-
,'(" ' :
' American shares were steady in' Lon-
Mon, with the exception of the steel js-
suei which were a fraction lower.
''Copper and silver shares were also
sieaay.
New York Cotton Letter?
(By W., B. Hibbs ft Co. )
New York. July '17 The market
showed a return to more rational con- 8ge should be delivered there to
. , -'t- I morrow aftenioon, The first street
anions rrom the violent DreaK 01 yes-
terday where there were, so . many station at 6:30 o'clbck. Arranger
false reports of rain In Texas- andjments at Beaufort hre complete the
there was so much beaV raidinfeSin
,
evidence. . Today's reports j from
Texas weatlHft-hureau showed only
one-th.rd of.an Inch of rain at Dub -
lin and Paris, and a auarter at Green-
v;ile. wAile maximum temperatures
again exceeded 100 degrees atseven-
teen different, places v ih that state.
This bullish news, together with Llv-
erpool's failure to respond-to our
break of yesterday, made it c early
apparent tnat. today's violent couapse
was due more to""a Shake out", of re-;
cent heavy scattering weak specula-
tive long Interest than to any actual
cnanee in me eeneiai siiuanuu. m
one time today prices showed a recov
ery . of . 17 ' points, but further . bear
pressure and manipulation reduced
this to loss than ten points at the
close. -..''.".. . : ",
'' It is reported that some large
southern operators are overloaded,
through having bought- too heavily
during the rise last week, and over
stayed their market. it is said an
effort has bean, made to shame .them
but and will be continued until they
haye been 'Vlimlh'afed, or their tines
heavily reduced Tiefore the prsfeent
pressure against the market will be, v. ,"T " y T.
relaxed'. , This may keep the market on account and for payments in ad
m a feverish, and erratic Condition yance.f Clubbing, offers will-be an
next week. . But if the drouth iiT nounced later. . j
4exas continues undtaturb during , i. fecheduIe. of Votos' ir f
the next few days that feature will " " 1,5 votes
be more of a bullish factor, .and it u."." ,7',"; CZ'li " 7 ' 250 votes
will, be asserted in (he renewal of t5M ti t.'.'. .. .. .. noo'votis
oullidh activity and higher prices. ., payinent8 Made in Advance.
Texas makes 28 per cent of the to- j .45,',. .. .. , ,. 200 votes
tal crop, and if the plants thera are $4.25.. !. .. .. .. .. 600 votes
to continue suffering such heavy de- $.2.50., ...1,000 vteos
terioratlon as they have done the past t 5.00 2.500 votes
ten days of drouth and excessive heat 310.00.. 7,500 votes
hn next government cron renort to ba
issued on August 2nd, will be more
' 1
Dullish than last month's report.
New York provisions Market."
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, July 17- Cash produce:
Minneapolis No. 1, northern whear,
132 to 1,32. -'
Wheat Firm ;, No. 2, red, spot,
aominal, 145 f.o.b.
Corn Easy; No. 2, nixed, 79 in
elevator.
Oats Steady; No. 2, mixed, 57
in elevator.
Rye-Dull; No. 2, western, 90
f.o.b.
Barley Firm; feed, 72 to 73 c.i.f.
Mew York.
Wour Dull; spring patents, 6.40;
Vinter.straight8, 6.50. ,
f Mill Feed Steady ; western bran
'.0 arrive, 2575.
Poik--Strong; mess, 21.25.
j Lard Dull,- prime western, 11.90. !
Tallow Dull) prime city, 5. 9-1 6d.
vCoffffee Quiet; No. 7, Rio, 5. I
, Sugar Raw; quiet; granulated,
Dickinson at Fort Monroe.
f (By Leased Wire to The Times)
wasnington, JUiy l i- isecreiary vi
War Dickinson jeft Washington ,late
in si nigot ior rort Monroe, va., iui .
the purpose of inspecting that- post
and witnessing1 the artillery targ,et
practice there. He will -..return to
Washington tomorrow night. J
will save the dyspeptic from many
nays OI misery, ana cdbdw nun h ws
- whatever h wishes. They pfverft
SICK' HEADACHE; s .
cause the food to aslinti ami nour
Uh the body, give keea appetite,, , .
DEVELOP ELESH ' 7 ' 7 ;
' and solid mnscto.' Elegantly mgar
''' rnstril 1
Take No Substitute
Arraogements
Suosblners Leave Monday
V6U1 be Met t Beaufort by Citizens'
Band Promises t4 be Best of all
, OutrtfRS Over Pfty in Party De
- lightful Trips, Etc, . "
The SuhshinerB leave bn a special
car op' tae Norfolk & Southern Rail
wy; fronj the Saunders street station
t 6:30 o'clpck next Monday morrt-
.inp In charge ot the director, Col.
A, Ids. ';iThere will be about- fifty .a
the partvt as follows: ., Mr. and Mrs:
MfaS M1nnie-Bagwell.. Mrs. KatherineJ
'VlkerWsses' Addie ' Bagwell,
u Bernard: I'lora McDonald.
' Marji ;fLumlsd,en, '. Elizabeth Walker,
Lutie Bell Spann, Margie . Terrell,
Marie, TPerTeil, Betsy Hinton, Dudley
' Bcllhentty,: Elizabeth Lay and Grace
Crews, Winder Harris, John Koontz,
Foy Uzle, Oliver Smith, Phil Wooll
cctt, .' Bembury Haywood, Uruce
- PaV Smith
l' ranfc Bynum, George Lay,. Will
K'-S8 Thomas Wharton, John Baft,
Willis Holding, William .Rogers
Maple Mljls, Brandon Bruner, Mar-
shall Bagwell, Dick Hinton, Moses
Woodward,. Douglas Jeffrey, Walter
Jeffrey,-Manly Jones, Raymond Ty,
ree. Robert Wynne. Sam Telfair
Toxey Whitaker, Rufus Malloy, Ken-
dell Bevers, Carter Uzzle.
Today the 'cofs for use by the party
, were taken to tho station and the abg
car Monday morn ne will reach the
""val reserves . armory and the Ma
sonic hall haviner hpen iirmmreH fni
sonic hall having been prepared for
occupancy. The dining table will be
linrlpt tho anrftflrifner llvo nalrc In tio
lgrounds of tne Ma8onlc nall- The cu.
,beng, Ban'd-of Beaufort wlll raeet
rtarty on thelr arrlva, and thlg
mriIIm, ol w - ; .
pie of Betfufort is greatly appreciated
i) the Raieigh Sunshlners and their
, tnousand8 of .frienda. .An exceiient
boat has been chartered for the out-
lng and msiny dUllgj,ttu, trips
are
planned to points near and far, in-
cluding the great CallaI whlch is'now
Dplng dug Th;director and the
chaperones will Ieava nothing undone
to make the -trip as delightful as
those heretofore,., , The children's be.
havior. will -be ftaa, of course,, as it
has always been o-these trips, which
are unique in North Carolina and
which means BO 'much for all fro
take tnem
i ' J
More Interest in lie Canadian
- Than ASy Other
15-0 .- ..12,500 votes
ann
320.00.. ... , 20,000 votes
325.00.. .. ..30,000 votes
SATURDAY EVENING CAPITAL,
Weekly, 25c per year.
25e. one year.:.". ....500 votes
50c. 2 years.: '.....; 1,600 votes
Send all . votes and address all com
munications TPgardios the contest to
THE CONTEST .. MANAGER, The
Evening Times, Raleigh, N. C.
. ' Giants Get New Man. ,
Goldsbofo, July 17 Bussey was
today purchased from "Richmond and
will join the' Giants tomorrow.
KILLED IN ACCIDENT.
Automobile Run Down by Train and
One Man Killed- and Two Mortally
Wounded.
New York; July 17 One man was
killed and two others were mortally
j injured at 1:30 o'clock st his morning
; when an automobile racing along
Hoffman Boulevard, bound for Glen
Coe, L. I.', was ru.n down bjf a train
traveling at forty miles an 'hour at
W innera. Crossing."
The dead: f 7
Edward Hurley, 39, married and
living In Glen Cove, a deputy sheriff
of Queens county.
pATENT VOUR 1DEAS AN1) MAKE
money. Send for my new book,
"How to Qet Tliem.") Best service.
Joshua R. H. Potts, lawyer, Wash
ington, D. C, Chicago and Phila
delphia. , ' . i . . .-. .. .
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WANTED-r-.5,000 ypung people to
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last page. ." Sat., Tues. Thur.
r , . . . ....
YOUNG MAN "aTH WO YEARS'
experience m .general, mercnanaise,
six months in grocery store, wants
position, -wholesale or, retail, Au
gust 1. Best reference and recom
mendation. State salary. Address
"Allen," Sutton, N. C.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL TO
Grocers, Druggists and Confection
ers; $100.00 per month and ex
penses. California Cider and Ex-
tract Co., St.
Louis, Mo.
LADIES AND GIRLS ANYWHERE
can earn good steady pay writing
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send 10c; for forms and full in
structions, no more money requir
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SALESMAN WANTED On Commis
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Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED Young men for Postof
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. and other Government positions.
Salary $800 to $2,000. Life posi
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CAPABLE SALESMEN TO COVER
North Carolina; high commission '
with weekly expense advances.
Permanent position to right man.
Non-intoxicating Beverage Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED To buy small good farm,
20 to 50 acres; good cottage house,
orchard, no over two or three
miles out. Must know soon. Wil
liam Bruner, Raleigh, N. C.
17 3t.
AGENTS 1 7 b monthly selling Star
Egg Beater; works with one hand;
'lightning seller; sample free. E.
Thomas Co., Desk 422, Dayton,
Ohio.
WANTED Man. Must be willing to
learn and capable of acting as our
representatives; no canvassing or
soliciting; good income assured;
Address National' Co-operative
Realty Co., 1122 Marden BIdg.,
Washington, D. C.
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
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if you write immediately. Wash
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSES REESE & CO. WILL SELL
all Straw Shapes at 25 and- 50c. bn
Monday and Tuesday. Trimmed
hats 50 cents to $3.00;
SEND IN YOUR ORDER EARLY
for your Cream for Sunday's din
ner. 25c." quart, $1.00 gallon.
Dughi. -
BIG BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. .25c.
values for 19c. Black, Tan, White
. and Grey. Hunter Bros. & Brewer.
7 t. f.
FOR GOtD PRIVATE BOARD" IN
the mountains. Rates reasonable.
Address Jas. W. Bynum, Waynes
ville, N. C. 7 t. f.
BAGGING AND TIES Merchants
and Ginnefi are requested to ex
amine our stock ; of one thousand
bundles 6f Ties and one thousand j
pieces of Bagging before placing ,
v their orders, for the coming fall.
Prices reasonable and quality sat-
isfactory. ' Raleigh Cotton. Mills,
lc. WANTS lc.
uaraieigh Mills, Neuse River MUis.'FOR SALE Old papers pttt tp' 6ie
16-10t. Wed And Sat?
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ICE CREAM Don't ask what flavors
f- we have, order what yu want.! 25c
quart, $1,03 gallon. Dughi's.
LADIES Insist oil having Dr. Mar
tel's Pills, (h standard remedy.
Best, safest, most reliable'. At all
druggist. Send for book, "Relief
for Women." French .Drug Co.;
80 W. 23d St, N. Y. City. Sat-tf
8oO LIFE SCHOLARSHIP FOR $24
if' arfOTged fori by August. Get
busy. Draughon's Business
lege, Raleigh, N. C.
Sat., Tnes., Thurs.
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Wherever your store may. ,be tho rejit is big, - '
and you pay for frontage. Is it not a mistake, there- 4 .
fore, to confine the attracting' power of yotir.store v
to the hours of daylight? A mind ly; decide a pur-.
, chase of goods seen in your window while YOU" are
sleeping if your Vindowaare iifuwdnated'at nightC
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after dark! It will draw trade,' familiarize people
with your store, burn your name indellibly ktQ their f
minds. You can buy an Electric Sign from THIS
Company whose function it is to make, this a pros- (
perous city, because of its well-illuminated . store
fronts, ik our Sign Experts about' it.' ' ' , v
WILL YOU
CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO.
RUBBER
STAMPS, RUBBER
Stamps. One line not exceeding 3
inches in length, 15c. each addi
tional line, 10c Autographs,
fl.25. Daters, 15c to J1.50. Try
me with your next order. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. W. T. Terry,
210 Fayetteville street, Holle
man Building.
12t Tues., Thurs., and Sat.
FOR RENT
FIVE .BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Number 117 to 125 West Hargett
street. C." A. Sherwood. f 22 t. I.
FOR RENT New 8-room house with
modern improvements, corner Boy
lah avenue and Devereux street, at
20 per month. New 4-room house
with water and electric lights on
Newbern Avenue, near Swain
street, ?10 per month. John W.
Hinsdale, Citizens National Bank
Building. 9 t. f.
FOR RENT Nice front room on
south side Masonic Temple. Soutu
ern exposure. Apply tcJohn C.
Drewry. " 15-et
FOR RENT Two story house, cor
ner East and Edenton, to desir
able party without children, owner
to reserve one room and .board
with renter. Address, H., care
Evening Times. ,15-tf
FOR RENT New 8-room house with
modern Improvements, corner Boy
Ian avenue and Devereux street at
$20 per month. John W. Hins
dale, Citizens National Bank build
ing. 16 t. f.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 75 pairs Ladies $3.00
Oxfords at $1.68. Sizes 2 to 8.
Vic!,' Tan, and Patent. Hose to
match, 19(j. Hunter Bros. & Brew
er Co. 12-6t
FOR SALE AT A GARGAIN Shares
in a concern doing business which :
will pay splendid dividends and
double your money within one
year. Absolutely, safe, sound and
legitimate. Investigation solicited.
For particulars address J. T. Evans
i
Pine LeveK N. C.
WANTED Two strong men to work
at moulding. . None but steady men
need apply. Apply to J. H. Gill.
i6 st.
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. hundred Ih" a' bundle.', Circ
I Department Evening Times'1 Ofnt
r 29 t;.f. k '; ' '
ir',s.ry ' A ' ' "'' ''' f)"?'
FOB SALE-f Horse and Biiggy (Babj
cock, ruobeV tire.) .Horse a godd
driver, suitable for ladles. Outfit
'conigfete. "Will ' sell cheap. Ad
' dress Box" '401 or call Jplf6ne 281
' (Capital Oity.)" : Mon. Wed., FrL
IOR SALE Soda Fountain or will
-exchange for automobile. J. P.
'. Winston'; Loulsburg. - 17 3t.
Col-.'pRACHES ARE PI.EXTTFTTT, VOW
and Dughi-has plenty of Peach
Cream. 25c. quart. $1.00 gallon.
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PONY BUGGY, KVBBER. TtRE;
Pony delivery wagon,' very .nice
and good. R. S. Rogers, p. Mar
tin street, Raleigh. , 17 2t.
: L"J.ir -ft"- $ .
FOR SALE 72 lots on Wilmington , (
street, extended, between city farm o ' '1
and city limits, across Wilmington ... (y -street
from Bpx Factory, 1,260. v t
yards to market house, 1,090 yards , i
to courthouse, terms, one-quaij ' S
ter cash, balance 86 monthly pay-NW
ments. No city tax. Lots in Raleigh ' j
have paid 300 per cent in' three 1
' years. Good investment, Aply tr
unfler Commercial National Bank, '
corner "llartlh : and WnmTitOTf"",
streets, offlee of B. M." Bs6e."-' . . f
8t. 13th.,' 16th., 17th, i
Delicious White House Tea
in quarter pound net tins for '
15c; especially for Ice Teal
Just as good as WMteHouse -
Coffpe. First-class Grocers.
Bids Wanted for Coal and Wood.
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The Secretary of State wishes to pur
chase for the state two hundred and
fifteen (215) tons of coal, ten (10) cords
of oak wood, and thirty (SO) cords pine.
One hunder and fifty (150) tons of
good steam making coal Is to be de
livered back of the Supreme Court
building; fifty-five (55) tons' hard coalu
Is to be delivered in the basement of!
the Governor's Mansion; ten GO) tons '
lump coal to be delivered to the Insur
ance Department. a
Ten (10) cords twenty-four (24) inch .
, seasoned pine wood is to be delivered
at Supreme Court building; ten (10
cords seasoned oak wood and twenty
(20) cordo of eighteen (18) Inch, sea
soned pine wood to be delivered in the
basement of the Governor's Mansion
all to be delivered by SeptemberTlS,
1909. ,
Sealed bjds will be received at this
'office
until August 2nd. Bidder will
give names of the coal offered and the.
weight of the ton. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved, -v;; .
J. BRYAN GRIMES, '
Secretary of State.
Tues - Thur - Sat
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