nit: nvTOi&a times: i:ale:gi n, a, Monday; june is, 1010.
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Stci!:n, Cottbri, Grain - and ; Provisions,
it ii;e gou;ity i;o:.:
New York-Stock Market;
--: (By Wire to The -Times.) .
. i T New 'ork. .June ljl-YAlthoujrltf Xbw
Issues showed 'alight trains at the open
Ing, thetone.waa r(irairy- heavy- n4
moderate '.recessions prevailed bi.ithe
treat majority;: of active stocks. Unfit
,y v New York Cotton.
' By Leased Wire, to The Times! I
' New Yorky June J3 Cotton mar-j
feat, although fairly well supported at
tna opening, with,-pnces.B. points low
er to I point blgherthe cotton "mar-:
TIIE TIUE3' DAILY
5 FINANCIAL STORY
' (By Charles -yV. Storm.)
News York, June IS After a heavy
opining In .which prices of ' standard
railroad said: industrial stocks .showed
Paclflo and8teel Were the- only issues t soon (Jevejopod. a weaker under-
In-which therf,wv',yAeB;reof jtono owing to aggressive short sell-1 average losses of half a point, the gen
activity wtdT rnta-. bem market became strong In Wall
In bothWftn Iwsei.nf l-kv Afferthe1 'At' the end" of " fifteen minutes street today. ' . - :
first . few JuJnutW however, the market 1 prices JWd bWD, tocd down 5 nolnul ''Ur,aer the leadership of Steel. Union
develop WWf-r :AYKliw-4roM aqdftefen Dolnts bnj?at5l Reading, and Amalgamated
' - - 1 . : 11 Antust which seemed to hri rh itil voP n dvanc occurred that wiped
New York, Closing Stock List, t ' " .mmh ! ? , out: all th,ioma a4 established aver-
oio; juiy, Sf. PauT'pUrchaseaf on a' liberal1 scale
V:AUK-:. Offered . 14. 80r4 and advanned 1 S-R nnlnta At h. hiak
Kmeri bugar Kennery ., ,.U7 Ml,4T to t 8;' DecemUar, 18.27 ib
IX to," January, 12.21N ta -12.22;
Inarch.' 12.24 bid.' ' Market steady.
' tunerliair'&meltfna;
Xmeil(an Ut(fcomtttV9 1
DtWelpan,Vcar,-roundry-Ji .". ,.
.jMWMWijt toottOrfOU .' w Ai'. i,
AmilQn -WooJen r.J .. "., ..
Xnaeondr"wv1 V.'..'-.-. '
JKeUtentLVftv'ja.'.vv
Atlantic .CpaaV X,lne ,U0'
Brooklyh flkpld Transit ,. .. ..77
paltlmore Ohte. .; j.;',.$ f..
Canadian- Pam '. i .. v-v. . ,Wii
phesapeake' & Ohio .. .. 80
Consolidated Qa ,
75'i
41
m
2
4b
104:
Central Leather x
Coloradq . JTiiel 4 Iron .
Colorado Boythern A
.Delaware 4c. JUndsonr . .,
T-llll .1.- ' . '
Krie ... .
..v.
t -
. MM,
,184
June-1"
July.
Aug j.
sen. .,
Oct. .
Not; . .
Dec.' ' . .
Jan. A
Feb. "...
Mar.-.:.
' Open.
;s.ot .
)4.0.
IS 16
12 47
12.38.
12.27 '
12 22
High, Low.
v
15.19
,14.67
12.20
12.66
12 32
12.24
la.io
14.47
12.11
12.40
u.n
12.17
Close.
16.06
15.16
14.66
13.20
12.49
12.38
12.31
12.2T
12.26 12.26 12 20 12 29
Market closed very steady.
Jfirie, prer
General Eaectrto
26
44
,.144.
Great. Western,,, '..j ,v .., ., .. 26
,: Great Northern, pref ,.. . .v -130
' Great orbern Xhre .. .. .. 58
Hockin .Coal ron 6
V New York Spot Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Tlmea)'
New York.- June IS Soot cotton.
quiet and unchanged at 1620. Salei
iji.uzo bales... , ,. , :v
brokens -considered this a . favorable
turn. ,
.- In London, American , stocks were Ir
regular, but moat Issues showed slight
gains: Trading In American stocks
abroad Was on a very light scale.
- On the New? Yorkwurb trading was
Hkht and v gilt-edged mining shares
showed no material change in price.
, Stagnation ruled the market the
greater part of the afternoon; For
two hours price changes were merely
fractional, Union Pacific, Reading,
Amalgamated and a few other react
ed .slightly under.' selling, but ' the
move was viewed as of no slgnifl
canoe. uonsoiiaated Uas was a
strong feature, showing a gain of two
pointB.. , , ,
t
Illinois Central ; ,. ..
, Interboro,i.v v
Interboro,. prefam,.... ., -.,
.:. Iowa Central,. .jrly ,'r
Kansas CHy. - Southern iiw-Vt
Kansas Texas . r..,..
Kansas: ft Texas,"' pre.' .-.
Louisville. & NaabviUe ....
; Missouri PaclBcHv -i ' -'
New York .Centraji h.-v-
4 Northwester.
- National '-bead. ''.'.-.W im-p.
Northern Pacific .....
(OntaTloy. Western
- Paclfle Ball,., n-.. ,j
Peoples Gas -o. ' ,t ;
; Pressed. Steel Car '. .' vs v.,
, Beading ",-VV' J" " U
. Sock .Island .-v, ,.
Bock Island, pifefU 1.V
Republic Iron ft Steel
Republic Iron & JSteel, pref. ..
- Sloe-8h4f field v.! ..
8outberir PadfOo' 'Vj .... -i
; Southern Rqllswy
Boutherrt'laHwAy, pneT. w; H'.
Teftn. Copper . .J. i.
Texas Racine
..lUi
,. 18
. .. 61
..144i
;,.144H
... 72
,.124
... 43U
..1S1H
.4
..106
.. 40
i. 'New Orleami Cotton.' .? ("
(By Leased Wire to, The Times.)
. -. . Qpen. High. - Low. Close.
June
July...
Atlg, ..
Sep. . .
Oct..,.
Ndvij
Jin. ;?.
Market closed steady.
14.99
14.31
13.01'
12.S7
16.06
H4.36'
13.09
'12.42 4
14.43
14.21
12.97
12.32
l2.2o 12.29 ' 12.20
14.84
16.05!
145
13,0S:
12.41
12.30
12.26
12.31
: v- New York Money. - : ' f"
:; By Leamd Wire to The Times.) '
, NewH York,, June 13 Money on call
Vk .percent; time money easy, CO days
ifk percent; . 90 days S to V& six
months-34. fosted Bates: Sterling ex
Change 48S to 487 with actual busl.
ness In' bankers bills at 486V to 486.80
for demand and 484.30 to 484.40 for
sixty day bills. .. Prime .mercantile pa-
. Liverpool Cotton.
' (By Cable to The Times.
Liverpool, ;t -June ' U-CotWin spot l
steady:-American-middling 8:13; sales
000;, -receipts none.. Futures quiet and
steady and closed , steady.
JJune' ..'' 1 7BU.
n . - -.: . i. :.-
gju I June-Julys ...i 7.68
BaUimore Grain Market '
(By Leased Wire to The Tlnies) .
Baltimore,, Md., June 13 Wheat
closed' weak ; No.. 2 red spot il yt ;
July- 89, nominal. .
- corn closed weak; spot 60
July 61, nominal., ,
- Oats closed easier; , No. 2
4 4 ; 4 4 ; NocS 4 3 4 4
2 miked 43. '
- A:;t lis ftegcdcd
Statement of the Expenses of thfl
Home: for: the Year Rowland
Answers Charges of Extravagance.
' "
To the Voters of Wake County:
' ' My; administration of the affairs on
the County. Home have been, attacked
and! aav ben charged with extrav
agance. -l desire to make, a -state
ment And lay1 (he affairs of that In
stitutibn-Jefore : the people ot the
county; in order that" they may pass
their, Judgment.
k The groea expenses of the County
Home for the. past year were $13
The income from cotton and other
products, sold was $2,318.34.
t The county, therefore, to maintain
the hom. and provide permanent Im
provements; was put to an expense
pyer 'die .in'come of the institution of
U,lH,5fJ
. This -item : is made upon the fol
lowing expenses! -
Labor of all kinds, Includ
ing overseer','-farm hands
and all -other, labor. . . .11.958. 0
salaries 6t myself and. wife 720.00
Fertilizer -,v.V . . . . . 385.00
Feed-stuff, for fifteen cows 675.00
Pernfanent improvements as fol
lowsi i iii?V,.. .
One pair jnuBW .'. . .. $565. 00
Three wagonsV ;:. . 196.00
Two seta double harness. :. ,. 76.00
Two sets of single harness . . 35.00
One water eystem complete.. 650.00
One shreding machine -. . . . -237.00
Overhauling -binder and re
' pairs to mower .... . . . 34.60
One wood saw.. . . 32.00
One hay press.. ...... . . . .. 90.00
Total
Total
white
c; No,
30
..126
..24
29
6
.,170
8
a. 4 J
;v77
.-1R
,'. 43
.18
41
(0
41
44
. .7.77, ..
7.68.
749
. 7.29
6 82
,6.61
6.47
'44 "
- 6 46
6.44 ,
Third. jAvenuw , vAi -u .jv..
Union, Pacific- j.f,i ' .V-..
R'.aflV tjBbbe..'.ifv'. m.i:V.-i.'
ITfah fcopner . ..
vSSteel..v-iv4 w--..r-- V'"'.-i:
V. ''steel,.pf:i,.',tt- .n ;r
frtrgknl-X?atnlhi Chemical
WeetfTrt Uliloaf.
' SVabask . . u ..
Wabash, pref. ri-r.Vr.J.
Weatingbeuee; Bkott'kr -,i
Wiscoialn Central
Wrttero -Marylahd ' if,
"'. N - i Chicago Grain.
w (By Leased1 Wire Jo The Times.)
v .Chicago, June UEasy-. cables, Jin
'.- weather j and favorable crop news
.. eaused'aneaay cipenlnrin' the wheat
market, this motnlng). July and Sep
'a.' temberioid .pfl 'about', but soen.rat
' lledflh, iihort ipvering and scattered
Buying. There was'aieo an easier open
. Ine lh corn: and orioei were off J4 to 9!
recovering slightly. Commission houses
:. and casb -people were, vthe: best sellr,
. shorts the et -buver.
Oats were easy and on to o with
other . grains .;uode:jhihe. I. influence f-.Of
fine :weatheri?.i':,i j:';! 'f :''-Ah
Provisions were sharply lower ' in
sympathy -with hogs at the yards,
The .bears' W'ere 'oh. 'top today' artd
Wheat soldy.dowteito l :e. Warmer
weather has to;, principal " bear help,
St. Louis antl KahBas City 'cash wheaj
prices .were'off sharrily for the day and
this was;' a'' JtectDr'. tthti 'entire . tre9e
sold. J ShOrtB iwsre the buVera.'
JulyAug .i 7.6
Aug-Sept 7-32 ,
Bep-Oct 8. ..s-., .. .6 84 '
Octf Nov X-W- b 8.60
NovDee -,'-6 62'
teo-Jani. ,kY .47"
Jaa-Peb .'..'.. .-.".n.'j .46J '
Feb-Maroh 1 .. , i.. .t
March-April ..?.; (.t-. -4.46
Saleldi Cotton Market.
: (Reported by C. X. Jonnaon ft Co.
Good- middling,' 14 c. . : ,
"Wddllng, 144c, .
-.; 8trct middling 14 c.
-Receipts ! bale, . J '
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New Tork Jnn'vl3-4-Cotton port
receipts wreas -follows: v New Or
leans, 1,379-agalnsD 1.87S;. Galveston,
768 against 709; . Mobile, '46 against
281; Savannah, 3 94 ttgalhst 313;
Charlestoir,' against 107J -WU-
mbagf on, 1 against 74 ; -Norfolk-148
agaiintfr'720r- Boston, 22 against! j
Brunswick; against '111 Pepsa
coia,. againstS.OSd. "Total..,-
7, 6 1 vagalniift 54c h'0 ' '
Interior Movement!' Houston, 919
against- 1,1(1 h Augusta, 69 against
Memphis,; '462 against 507;- St.
Louis, 1 99 against ; ' 2,9 5 ; vCIndinnatL
173 Mmt: E391.1ttte Rock.
against 6 Total,, 1 ,81 2 against
607. : -'''. ' -'. .' - ':i-:
oil- prices, based, on prlmew yellow.
St. Louis Grain Market.
(By Leased Wire td The Times.)
St. Louis, ,Mo., 4une 13 Cash No
2, red,wheat.; 102108; Uo. 2 corn
68. .
Futures: .Wheat July, 89
f'Corn July, 67 bid; Sep.,'479i
bid. i-
vOats July,c33 asked; Septem
ber. 34. V .
: ,' t Chicago Live Stock.
(By Leased Wire to The TImegV v
Union ptock Yards, Ills., June 13
-Hogs Receipts, 42,000; 15 to 20e
lower; Mixed .and butckers, 9 M to
9.46; gopd heavy.'. 9.30 ' to' 9.42
rough- heavy, 9.15 to 9.25; - light
9.15 to 9.45; pigsr 8.40 to 9.26; ,ljqlK,
.3o' to .40. ' . ,. :;" i
: Cattle Receipts,; 24,000 ; steady
10c lower; beeves, 6.8610-8.75; cows
and heifers. 2.76 to. T.lOi ..sloekers
and feeders, 4.15 to 6,40; Texans.
o.uu j ao; caives, s.7t to s.7a
'Sheep Receipts: 18.000: steadv
native and western,. 4-60 to dau
Iambs, 6.25 to 9.00. '
--Mr. R. W.. Ylncent, managing
editor of the Charlotte Observer, and
Mr. Milton Tiddy. editor or tne Lin
coin County News, spent Saturday
night here -on.-their way home from
the meeting of the Press Association
-Corn- clbserw fo W lower on favor I , ? . . ,; . "
able t weather,'. . Tb 'country. ;wasi
Cash sale's rTOt00lf bushel wheat,
270,000 bushel cortir, and 210,000 bushels
eats.. 'ftii'.AZii -fi ."
iked., as. tol-
lows:. yrMW-H:
Wheat-J . .' Open. High, i Close.
.93 L.4Jl
19,,; -'-.88
ec
. .. 1 1 urn; " .it1'., i ' "
' drain okoiationa .ranga
ThMUj - i Onr,n. Hla
Sep.. ',.V'i;,Si.c.
July . ,
September-,',
betober ; .. .
November y-..
Decern bet
January:fr'.Av,-v,
Spot oil ;i. i; r
'.'f-f
:
Closing.
7.9808.02
7.977.98
7.96 7.97
7.86 7.88
7.22 7,2 8
6,46 6.48
,8.00 8.25
OlBy Leased Wire to.The Times)
; -tWiike8barre, t . Pa., June , 13 t
MB'r! Catholic 1 ckurch at .Ayona,
the., -parochial house,; and fourteen
other- buildings were badly damaged
today', when a mine'eaved In benefit
them.- More damage is expected and
Inhabitants of the town are fleeing
In , (ear that it .will be destroyed.-.
;-. -V;. .
'W ": .:"
. ; -o-m I VvRdIm sno korwii ..: -
e,.v-.;."
Corn. ';f 'n-tvj-.:,, ..y-vv.- lit, -1 . - '.; y ..; --;;-.; .
; July
Sep.,;
. Dec
Sep.
-66
,ifiVj):44;.
v-?) New prk;June3(
ri. ! i ' I auc " w neat -so. it easier July,
bldr Sept, 6A4 jreo: No2,
" 1105 fct!!vaiMt Bil . 1 AS Ul - fnh ' i '
tk5f;-W:;-h'';.': f;w?-vt'i-
ffil.t-af'W-..ToJ' -f.Ws4-84-wlitef;4ji
, u --'-?)-v-.K-.i';A'-----'
. - General Deflciency Bid,
(By Leased. Wire to The Times)
;Washlngton, June 13 The house
today ' began consideration ' of the
deficiency bill the ' last ' of the ap
propriation measures. Under the
rule the day should have been de
voted' to the affairs of the pistrict
of , Columbia, but as the- membece
are: anxious to , get . away; the dis
trict bill was not.-taken up.' - V i
'.-. ; ... ". . ' . ...V "? ; ' -
By .discovering-' the north pole (Peary
worked himself "out of a steady. JOBf
. - ' 1 ' ' ?
rit you. have nothing rto do you !e
atwaye aepena on a. lazy man to help
you. 'i ,i , ,;.-.'.. :-.,;;,,;;.,...: ... ,
12.S2-A - -il!t. i
f' ?
Hy-No-. 1 western, -nominal S 3
r4u,,.W;. -12.72' 12.87:
i'
supposea to oe aDie to, say n ne want-
425
MISS LUCY BROWN. ,
" Thiemany , friends ot- Miss 'Lucy
, tp!f.wtu.i9i,.ff :..v Vi,Ur.i ' ft i it 'is "V . - -1 ne many , mends -or Miss ' Lncy
U;T. :." '" ' SSSS ?ww oo pleased to learnthat
fc)-?.'4XtA. ft?rat,r...'-Hj.' she hag resumed her position at Toy
. 'ivy : 1 .-it'.to 9e Times.$: H..." V.1'V' ' ."' 1 i.-' lna she will be pleased to see
Juh -I3plrti ;tttjfr "''Uf.tnf ,: he many frienda ; ai;tn..;vsame old
pentiii. -t. i, of, to? 67. vSales IfiOKres
celpts I l.!.;.;:-i S-Nvi ' Urs
Boeinffr-flrm; .vsa,lessadnes- ,V receipts
1.718. .; .'. i 3V-'?--;'-"'-' V
, Quote;- AT? .25rWO 6-7 to 6.96iN
1.40; M. 5 " K $.27; H 8.2S; O 6.22;
I1D .V '-' .
-j,uiw-t-prm -pity ami; e
vi Lard prime western. asy; 12.40
12. 50,;,.-;.')-v- . $4 , r, '
i Porkmess easy; l,litt :r24.25.
. Coffee4;Nai1t,?' W' mx.
stand. - Toy land :.will move to their
new store on east' Hargett atreet In a
(etr days; Remember the place -Vtrd
name Toyland the 'only one ih the
city. Mrs. JUr F-: Medlln and Mr. J.
D.sRIggan are -the owners and mana-
. . v. . . .$1,814.00
expenses of administration
exclusive of maintenance of inmates,
hands and my family, $5,462.01.
Deducting this amount, $5,462.01
from the $11,134.51 you have $5.
682.50 .a8 the cost to the people of
Wake county of maintaining the In
mates of the home, thirty-four of
whom are' fnsane and- epileptics, the
prisoners, hands, myse'f and family.
mere , are approximately 6 per
sons to supported , out of this
simple Calcuiation wll show that the
average' dost- to the peeple of Wake
county of maintenance, Including the
expenses of; my family, "is less than
$5.00 pef month; or.i pot taking Into
consideration the profits of $2,318.34
about $7.00 per nioWTh; ;
- The farm, besides making $2,318..
34, produced about 4,J-00V pounds of
meat, instead of 8,000 as stated in
the .News . and,., Observer, vegetables
(or the Jnmatesvand al the milk and
uinier mey requirea.
- killed last jrear, twenty-eight hogs
and I now have on hand 114 hogs,
shoats and, pigs, v '
I am charged With belne extrava
gant in - that 4 beCneertaIn table
delicacies such" fis shad, , oysters.
canned peaches;, ham," etc.
There .are many pld and feeble
persons -at, the HomeJnd these, sick
and decrepit' people f frequently re
quest of -me fruits, chickens, fish and
other -delicacies. 'I; buy ' them in
reason for them frrfai the' dictates ot
my conscience and upon the advice ot
the county physician, and under the
direct supervision of Mr. D. T. John
son, the purchasing agent. : -
' Relative to tbe had, I ate part of
them; and sent the greater share to
the" sick Inmates. At this time I had
certain old parlshoners who on their
death . beds asked . for these things.
Since Christmas ten tof the fold peo
ple have died. v ' i i -,: -t ': .
Relative to- the canned peaches,
canned tomatoes,, fish roe, evaporat
ed apples, I buy these by the case and
they are; served, to the inmates se v
eral" times - a'v'week;A;r Several -times
during- the spring months I buy fish
by . the-' box for the 1 ates.! have
had) turkey tor the grand 'juries and
for "myself at thknkseivihir 'V and
ChrlStTOas. On the fourth of-' July,
Thgnkl-jlving and Christmas I always
give the inmates a good dinner. ' '.
In ednclusieC I: will; say , that so
long as I am at the . head of the
Cohnty Home V am, going to- see to
It that these -unfortunate people are
wel treated and well fed. - As to my
personal table, It ia uddderate ' and
modest.-, I have no more delicacies
than the : 'ordinary . man; and I have
no apologies to make for anything
what y.ihdugh't ttj Ma; H$hL ? ;; -'
I believe the people ot Wake eoun
ty rl be satisfied when -they' learn
that the Inmates, hands aid my fam
ily . are supported at .a cost of $5.00
pef month to.-them.-.. -t '. .- '::- -f"- '
our eW: triily,; ''
-i. s-"-- . A- ROWLAND.
Raleigh, . June 13,, I? j f j ;.
Gre:t Less of life In a Fire
Today
. ' (Continued From Page One.)
have . been killed, and the body of
One stereotyper was among the first
taken out.
The Herald is an evening . paper
and. the plant was going at full blast
when the disaster came. -: ' -
' The collapse of the roof came soon
after the fall of the water tank; at1
10:15.
The compositors were carried down
through' the ruins, with their .type
setting machines and pressmen in the
basement were crushed under the
debris.. .:.-. -.' '- .-:.''
- Firemen with extension ladders did
heroic work; saving several of the
girls in the .bindery. One, Phillls
Guerdon, taken out in a critical con
dition, declared that more than a
dozen of the girls were cut off from
escape when she last saw them.
The fall of the great tank set the
whole building atremble. It tore a
great hole in each of the five floors.
and through these openings men, wo
men and machinery were poured as
through a gigantic series of funnels.
The pbltce declared that the fire
was caused by the collapse of the wa
ter tank,-which, they say, was too
heavy for the building.
Among the first- of the badly hurt
to be taken to hospitals was the so-'
clety editor. Miss Henback. ' i
' ' ' -
' '"'' -" '' ' '''' " ' 'i' " -"-
i r
Banks on Sure Thing Now. .
Til never be without Dr. King's
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Schingeck, 647 Elm St., Buffalo, N.
Y.., "They cured me of chronic con
stipation when all others failed."
Unequaled for Biliousnes, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Headache, Chills, Mala
ria, and Debility. 25c. at all drug
gists.
It takes a crafty widow to make a
man believe she thinks his faults are
virtues. ,
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North Carolina's Foremost Tailor.4 i
Rooms 209-210-211-212, Carolina Trust Buildin,
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'i
nd keep It np.
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tve do a Savings Bank business, nay
FOUR
, PER
CENT.
compounded: quarterly,
and keep open
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r THE
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- In Wake County Only. .
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Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are -the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is .the best medicine ever sold
. over a druggist's counter. . . '
The Laundry for the
Folks Who Care.
; Because it is equipped with only the best machinery.
Because we have competent employees. -
Because it is returned to yon -on "schedule" time.
Because we are the Oldest and Best.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
RALEIGH N. C. ,
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pes, dElii 'Interest on sawV(?st
Compounded Quarterly '
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v.i -r :,-:' .. NOTICE. "
Having qualified as executor of the
will of the late H. T. Pennington, de
ceased," late of Morrisville, N. C,
Wake County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of the' said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on . or be
fore the 18th day of May, 1911, or
this notice will pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persona Indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment. ,
, This, the 18th day of May, 1910.
. C. D. McDONALD, Executor.
West Durham, N. C. ; 23-oaw-4t
THE! R (BAN K ?
The relations existing between tliis Bank and its coatemers are
close and cordiaL We esteem it a compliment to have people lay
claim to this institution as being THEIR Bank. Make if YOURS.
. Raleigh Banking & Trust Company, v
"The Bound Steps Bank" With an Honorable History Since 1865.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR BENT. ' ! .
DIRECTORS: Clias, E. Johnson, Jas. A. Briggs, W. A. Line,
han, H. E. Norris, F. O. Moring, W.. N. Jones, J. ,R.. Chamberlain,
T. B. Crowder, Alfred Williams, Thos. S. Kenan, John Wr Harden,
Carey K. Durfey. -...;:-:
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ARE YOU SAVING YOUR MONEY?
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I-. If not it is time for yon to get busy along this line. We are
ready , to help you save. Bring a portion of your earnings to the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANG each Saturday night,
We pay 4 interest COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY in Savings
department. . , ". .
Open from 5 to 0 P. M. Saturdays. We want your business.
OFFICERS: E. C. Duncan, President; Wo. H. . Williamson, Vice.
President; W. F. Utley, Second Vice-President; W. B. Drake,
Jr., Cashier; S. J. Hinsdale, Assistant Cashier. . ' -.-'; "v- '
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HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK-ICSMBELjRS-ot
New Terk Cotton Kx
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kange. Associate Hemken Liver
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ORDERS SOLICITED Tor tke pur
ekaae and sols of Cotton tor futon
Mirers'. Oomenondenea tavttad
OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY.
The safety assured by this large financial institution Is snal
ter of interest to everybody in- this community. The fact , that
deposits are safeguarded by a Capital and Surplus amounting to over
Three Hundred and Sixty Thousand Dollars, is an anchor for the
faith and confidence of every one residing in Batoigh and Wake
County. ' '
The Commercial National Banlf,
Ealeigh, N. 0 '-
B. 8. JERMAN, Pres. A. A. Thompsoa, VIceFrea. '
B. B. CROW, Cashier.; A. P. BAUMAN, Asst. Caahlel.
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