THE EVENING TIMES:' RALEIGH, N. 0.; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, '1910.
TODAY'S
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
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New York Stock.
(By'charles W. Storm.)
if ' ... .
New York," Sept 15 Canadian pad
tic led a declining market at the open
ing In Wall street, today .'with a rop
of 1 points. Interborough-Metropoll-
tan, Amalgamated Copper, Reading,
Pennsylvania and ,lf.. S. aleel .also
snowed iracuonai aecunes.
Steel recovered alter a lew tnln.
utes of trading and showed a gain of
4 points on" the opening price.. The
market showed great activity, ' the
largest amount of trading being done
in Steel. .." . :
This was considered peculiar In the
face of unfavorable conditions in this
trade, but the general opinion prevailed
that it seems close at hand.
Trading on the curb market' In New
York began fairly active and firm.'
American shareB hi London were dull
and some of tb. leading issues showed
rractionai declines, very iiiue irau
lng was done early In the day. ... '
Bear pressure was exterted against
the leading rails and industrials in the
" afternoon causing losses of one point
or more from the top prices of the fore,
noon. Many rumors accompanied the
selling, one. forecasting the Issue of a
new rate schedule by the United States
Steel Corporation, cutting the price of
Steel billets, while another had the
American Smelting and Refining Com
pany planning. .announcement of the
new financial arrangement. Neither of
these could be: confirmed, however.
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NeW York Closing Stock List.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Amalgamated Copper .. ..
American Jee Securities ..
American Sugar Refinery ,.
American Smelting .. "..
American Locomotive ..
American Car Foundry .. ..
American Cotton Oil .. ..
American Woolen ......
Anaconda .. ..... .. .. ..
Atchison .. .... .. .. ..
Atlantic Ciast. ,Line .. ..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit' ..
Baltimore & Ohio ., .. .. .
Canadian Pacific ..' .. .. ..
Chesapeake & 'Ohio ... ..
Consolidated Gas .. ..
Central. Leather .. ..
Colorado -Fuel & Iron . . '-. .
Colorado Southern .. .. ,. .
Delaware & Hudson .... ..
Denver &' Wo."- Grande ,'. . . . .
Distillers Securities ..-'. .. ..
Erie .. .. . .. ... ,i
Erie, pref. .. .. .. .. .. .. .'
General Electije ... .. .. ..
Great Western', .. v. .j :.,,'
Great Northern, pref. ,,r..
Great Northern pre .. . .
Hoc-king Coal & Iron .. .. ...
Illinois Central ,. ... .". ..
Interboro .. . . . . . "
Interboro, pref. .. .......',-
Iowa Central .'; .. .. .. .. ..
Kansas City Southern
Kansas & Texas ..... ..
Kansas & Texas, pref
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific .. ..
New York Central
Northwestern ... . ; ..
National Lefdr ..
Norfolk & - Wesern ..' . ;'. . . ; .
Northern Pacific "...
Ontario & Western . . , . : . .
Pennsylvania .. .
Pacific Mall .. .. .. .. ..
Peoples. Gas .. : ... . .. ..
Pressed "Steel Car .. .. ...
Reading . . ".
Rock Island
Rock Island, ; pref. .. ... ...
Republic Iron, & Steel .. ..
Republic Iron & Steel, pref. .
Sloss-Shef field" ... ... .. ..
Southern Pacific... .. .. ..
Southern Railway .J .'. .. ..
Southern Railway, pref. ...
St. Paul . . ,f. .. .. ..
Tenn. Copper ..
Texas Pacific' .. .. .. .. ..
Third Avenue .. .. .. j. ,.
Union 'Pacific .. .. ., .... ..
V. Su Rubber ,. .. ',..' .. ..
Utah'Copper ... .. .. .. ..
U. S. Steel ..... .. .. .. '.. ...
U. S. Steel, pref.;.. .. .. -..
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Union
Wabash :
Wabash, pref. .. .. , .. ..
Westtnghouse' Electric ,. ...
Wisconsin Central .. ...
Wesern ' Maryland .. ... ..
Corn Products .. ...
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New York Produce. .
(By Leased Wire, to The Times)
New York, 'Sept. 15 Wheat:', No.
1, easj Sept 101; Dec., 105;
May. 109;,No. 2 redl02 in ele-
vator; lb3l f.o.b. r '
Corn--No; 2, quiet; 65.
Oats-Nti.' white, steady; 38 to
39. s : ' .
Rye No. '2, western, dull; 78
Barley--Dull; malting, 71 to 76.
Flour Quiet, 6.60 to 5.85; spring
patents, Btralghts, 5.00 to 5.35. . ', ,
Tallow Pilme city Inactive; 7:
LardPrlme western; steady;
12.60 to 12.65.
. Pork-Mess, steady; 23.50 to
24. 00.- l
Coffee No! 7 Rio, steady; 10 to
10. 1 ; 1 . .
Sugar Granulated, quiet; 5.15. ,
: , Chicago Live Stock.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Union Stock?, Yards, -Ills., Sept, 15
Hogs receipts' 12,000; market steady;
mixed and butchers 8.60 to .55; good
heavy 8.70 to 9.35; rough heavy 8.30 to
8165; light 9.20 to 9.70; pigs 8.40 to 9.50;
bulk 8.65 to 9-:05.. - : ' : '
Cattle receipts 8,000;' market steady;
beeves 4.85 jtp 8.25; c6ws and heifers
2 50 to 8.60; j Itockera and feeders 3.25
to 5.75; Tex4i 4.40 to 6.80),. calves 7.50
to 9.60. i' ', v ,i ' ,, "
Sheep receipts 26,000; market strong.
Native and aestern 2.75 to 4 f:. lsmbs
.J!7 to 7.00. k ,
MARKETS
Morning Reports From Cotton Belt.
Morning reports received by the local
office of the weather bureau from the
cotton belt show heavy Tains In ex
treme Southern Texas and light showers
In ' the . central portion of Southern
Texas. Light rain is also reported In
the Wilmington and Charleston dls
tricts. Over the main body of the belt
the weather 'has been fair. It is cooler
throughout the . northern portion, from
Oklahoma to North Carolina.
New York Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Sept.- 15 The .cotton,
'market, opened quiet today, with
prices unchanged to 6 points lower.
Spot interests were active on both
sides of the market ana there was
some buying from Wall street. Af
ter the call prices eased a point or
two on room selling, but there was no
feature to the trading. .
- Open. High.':: Low.
Close.
13.61
13.14
13.07
13.06
13.01
13.09
13;09
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Mar.
July
13.45 13.65 13.43
12.98 " 13.24 12.98
12:93
12.89
12.96
12.98
1-3.11
13.06
13.15
13.00
12.91
12.88 12.96
12.98
Market closed barely steady.
New York. Spot Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Sept. 15 Spot cotton,
quiet; 5 points higher, at 13.80;
sales, 2,550 bales. '
: New Orleans Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to Tne Times.)
Open. , High. Low. Close,
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
April
May '
13.24 13.30 13.26
12.84 12.98 12.82
13.27
12.96
12.86
12.92
12.97
13.02
13.10
12.80
12.82
12.95
13.01
12.78
12.82
12.96 , 13.14 12.96
13.08 13.20 13.08 13.20
Market closed steady.'1
Liverpool Cotton.
(By Cable tl The Times)
Liverpool, Sept, 15 Cotlon cpot,
steady; American middling, 7.98;
sales, 6,000; American, 4,400; re
ce'ipts, 14,000; American, 7,500. Fu
tures opened 'steady and closed very
steady.
September . . . . .. 7.76 ; 7.80 v
Sept.-Oct. ... . . 7.08 7.17
Oct.-Nov 6.86 ' 6.94
Nov.-Dec. . . . . . 6.80 : 6.85
Dec-Jan. . . . . , . 6.76 6.82
Jan.-Feb. . ., . . . 6.77 6.82
Feb.-March. , . . . 6.77 . 6.82
March-April . -. .. . 6.77 : . 6.83 -
April-May . . .;, 6.87 6.83
May-June . .; . . . 6.78V 6.83
Raleigh Cotton Market.
Good middling, 13.
Strict middling, 13.
Receipts, 1 bale. ;
Port Receipts.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Sept. 1 5 Cotton port
receipts were as follows: . ,
New Orleans, 288 against 3,311;
Galveston, 16,607 against 11,650;
Mobile, 308 against 1,039; Savannah,
7,809 against 12,521; Charleston,
567 against 2,251; Wilmington, 726
against 4,530; ; Norfolk, 486 against
1,342; Baltimore, 1 against 0; Pa
cific coast, 300 agalnBt 9551. Total,
27.091 against 37,605.
Interior Movement: Houston, 14,-
700 against 13,30a; Augusta, 1,423
against ,3,279; Memphis, 76 against
321; St. Louis, 242 against 268; Cin
cinnati, 25 against 82; Little Rock, 0
against 1,835. Total, 16,466 against
19,090.
Cotton-seed Oil.
New. York, Sept. 15 Cotton-seed
oil ; prices, based on prime yellow.
ranged as. follows:
, Closing.
September '. . . . 10.22
October , . . ... 9.30
November ... . . 7.78
10.30
9.35
7.99
7.43
7.45
7.46
7.45
7.47
December . . . . . 7.4 2
January . .'. . . . . 7.43
February . . . , . 7.42
March'.. . .' . . , 7.42
May ... . . . . 7.45
Spot oil, 10.20 10.30; sales, 15,-
20 barrels.
- St. Louis Grain jkarket. , :
St. Louis, Mo., 'Sept. 15 Cash wheat
No. 2 red 88 to 102; No. 2 corn 55; No.
oats 30; No. 2 white 44 to 45. .
Futures Wheat May 106; Dec.
98 to . . , ' .
Corn May 66; Dec. 52.
Oats May 36; , Dec 33. ...... . .. .
Raleigh Produce Market.
Reported Pally by M. lXoenthal Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Butter .. .. ., ...... f. SO tp 3Bc:
Eggs ;;. v '.' , - Z5c.
Hams Sugar Cured . . '. . .'. 22c.
North Carolina . V . . ,. . 26c
Virginia . . . 27 c.
Bacon .. .. .. i .. .. .. 17 c.
Spring Chickens . . . . 80 to 40c.
Hens . i. i , 'v . . V ' 6 to 65c
Irish Potatoes .. .. .1, .. $1.00 bu.
Cabbage , . v v. .i i . B to16c
Heal .. .. .. $2.00 bag
Flour ..:. .; , '. .. $6.B0 bbl.
Ontun,:,,;'";".n", r 'iTl'l Jur'i,l!l0kiJTnJtmeilit8'agalnst the offenders.
BY WIRE.
Provisions
New Y'ork .Cotton Letter. ,
(By W, B. HlbbB & Company.)
New York, Sept. 15 Extraordinary
rainfalls bf 4 to '8 inches In. extreme
southwestern part of Texas, In' the
Corpus Christ! district, as the result
of the progress which the big gulf
storm has made last night in touching
thatiart of the state in its movement
in a nortnwesteriy direction Into Mex
ico; had the effect of advancing the
market sharply before the noon hour
today of a flurry among the shorts,
The short Interest In the near months
are believed to be lame in this market
nd Liverpool and this will help to sus
tain prices until the movement of the
crop has had an opportunity to show
the natural Increase which must soon
develop from the broadening of ginning
operations. , We, therefore, still see
little probability of more than tempor
ary ralies from such technical mar
ket conditions, as witnessed in today's
little flurry among the shorts.
The advance carried October up 25
points to its high level of 13.24 and the
rest of the list responded wlthi a
sympathetic rise of from 15 to 20 points
with December selling at 13.11; Jan.
13,06 and March 13.15; while Sept. ad
vanced to 13,65. There was good selling
on this rise and prices late In the day
reacted moderately from their highest
on this.
Navni Stores.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Savannah. Sept. 15 Spirits Tur
pentine: Firm; 71; sales, 70; re
ceipts, 581.
Rosins: Firm; sales, none; re
ceipt. 1,995.
Quote: WW, 6.90; WG, 6.85; N,
6.75; M, 6.55; K, 6.50; I. 6.45; H,
6.35; G, 6.32; F, 6.25; E, 6.20; D,
6.15; C, B, A, 6.05.
New York Money Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Sept. 15 Money on
call, 1 7-8 2 percent; time mon
ey, quiet; 60 days, 3 4; 90 days,
4 4 1.-8 ; six month, 4 . Posted
rates: ' Sterling exchange, 484 487
with, actual business in bankers bills
at 486.30 bid and asked for demand
and 483 for 60 day bills.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged in
rates.
Baltimore Grain Market.
(By Leased Wire to The 'Times.) '
, Baltimore, Md., Sept. 15 Wheat
closed weak. Spot and September 98;
October 99: Nov 100 to 100; De
cember 102 to 102.
Corn closed dull; Spot and year 62.
Oats closied quiet, No. 2 white 37 to
17 ; standard 36 to 30; No. B
white 36 to 36; No. 4 white 35 to 35.
STILL INVESTIGATING.
Uneasiness Among Chicago Packers
. at Persistence of Grand Jury.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Chicago, Sept. 15 Considerable
uneasiness was felt among Chicago
packers today when it became known
that the federal grand jury which is
inestigating the beef trust, had not
concluded its investigation with the
indictment of the ten millionaire
packers, but would continue for a few
days and probably return more true
bills. .
It was reported that two more mil
lionaires, one of them a New Yorker,'
were to be indicted on charges of
conspiracy . in connection with the
formation of the beef trust. The
trials of the ten heads and employes
bf the National Packing Company',
Swift & Company, Armour & Com
pany, and Morris & Company prob
ably will come up in October,
KILLED IN LANDSLIDE.
Seven : Persons Dend and Scores
Wounded In Landslide.
; . (By . Cable to The Times.)
Madrid, Sept. 15 Seven persons were
killed and scores wounded in a great
landslide at Abanllla, according to a
report which was brought to t'hls city
today. The disaster took place on the
9th, but, owing to jthe difficult means
of communication, word ot it was not
received here until today. It Is be
lieved that later reports will swell the
death list.
Heavy rains caused the landslide.
The . earth of a mountainside, loosened
by the storms, suddenly gave way and
nearly the whole village was swept
into the valley. . . . '
The meagre details received here
stated that workmen are now employ
ed In clearing away the debris and tt
Is believed that,, other .. bodies .wljjbe
recovered.
' MILK PRICK" RAISED."
Increase in Price May Cause Grand
Jury Investigation; -
(By Leased Wire to The Times.) '
' Washington, Sept. 15 As a result of
the milk producers association today
to Increase the wholesale price of milk
to 24 cents per gallon, being two cents
higher than the upnprecedented high
price , of 22 cents per gallon charged
last winter, It Is-believed that the 'dis
trict grand jury Will at once begin an
investigation of the local, milk trust.
1 When United States District Attorney
Wilson was asked what steps his. oft
flco might take, in view of the action
of the association he said:
"There are two steps that may be
taken. We can file a bill In equity to
dissolve any unlawful trusl-or combin
ation of milk dealers' or! w may' take
Criminal action by presenting the mat
ter) to the grand jury and procure
ATTEMPT AT" ROBBERY.-
Attempt to Rob Postofflce Was Un
successful. ' r
(By Leased Wire :to The' Times.)" '
Baltimore, Md., Sept.- 15 A' gensa
tlonal and daring attempt at robbery
In the postofHce of Baltimore was
checked late this afternoon, when an
aged : man, . alleged to be a veteran
crook and costofflce robber was cap
tured after one of; the' most exciting
chases witnessed . In the neighborhood
of the federal building.
. But his "getaway" was not accom
plished before he lhad upset half a
dozen persons In his mad dash' for lib
erty.
Tf robbery occurred while, large
bundles of stamps were' being trans
ferred from one room to another. The
man; whom little notice was taken of,
grabbed a package which contained
stamps to the value of. $1,000 and then
made a break through one' of the large
doers. An official attempted to stop
the man but he knocked the former
down, and rushing Over .."his body made
his way to the street followed by cries
of "ston thief." .
Three or four persons who got In
the man's path were bowled over like
so many ten pins, but he was finally
captured after he had dropped the
bundle of stamps which were recover
ed. ;.. . '.
. When brought before Inspector
Hooten he smilingly gave the name
"John Doe."' ..
He will be arraigned before . the
United State commissioner tomorrow.
OLD LINE LOSING.
Gains Made by Insurgents and l)eino
, rrats in Preliminary Battles.
(By Leased Wire to. The Times)
Washington, Sept. 15 The forces
of tile national "standpat" ' republi
cans have suffered heavily in the pre
liminary engagements to' the fall's
political battle. The result of elec
tions and primaries to date shows
that fifteen insurgents of democrats
have been nominated to succeed old
line republicans in the house of rep
resentatives and one to succeed a
United States senator.
The losses of the organization re
publicans show by the summary of
states are as follows:
Nominations for the house: Cali
fornia, 2; Kansas, 4; Michigan, 2;
Missouri, 2; Nebraska, 1; Ohio, 1 and
Washington 1.
Michigan gets one senator.
The election of democrats: Maine,
tWO..;-.:'..: '.-.,: -,-.' . ' '",,'
The result of the Maine election
gives the foes of the old liners claim
on another seat in the United States
senatorship through the fact that the
democrats will control tb legislature
which will elect a successor to Sena
tor Hale.
uitf,.
'ill
Census Figures.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Sept. 15 The cen
sus bureau, today made" public the
following population returns:
Ohio Cleveland: 560,663; last
census, 3 8 1 ,7 6 8 ; increase, 4 6 . 9 .
Illinois Joliet : 34;i70T last cen
sus, 29,353; increase, 18.1.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF
; ED. SNEED. '.
Application Will be' made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon of Ed Sneed, convicted at the
March Term of the Superior Court of
Wake County of the crime of Lar
ceny and Receiving, and sentenced to
the Public Roads for a term or twelve
months. ' ' '
All persons who oppose the grant
ing of said pardon are tnyited to for
ward their protests to the Governor
without delay.
This the 15th day of September,
1910. HARRIS & HARRIS,
15-22 Attorneys for Ed. Haris.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE.
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Wake County,
made in the special proceeding, en
titled J. O. Ruth and wife, Ida Ruth;
M. W. Ruth and wife, Florence Ruth,
et al against M.' F. Ruth and wife,
Hattie C. Ruth: Geo. Williams and
and wife, Lovey Williams, et al, on
Monday, September 19, 1910,
at 12:00 o'clock M., I, as Commis
sioner, will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the court
house door in Raleigh, N. C, the fol-
lng described real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in the Northwest
ern section of the City of Raleigh, N.
C, commencing at a point on the
North Line of Peace Street in said
city, 45 6-1 0 feet East of the North
east corner of Brooklyn Road and
Peace Street, at the ,S,th westerly
corner of . lot; thence Easterly along
the North line of Peace Street 50 feet
to dividing line between lots' 5 and 6,
according-to map of said property;
thence Northerly with said line 100
feet to a stake; thence Westerly par
allel with' said Peace Street. 50 feet
to Lot No. 7, on said map; -thence
Southerly 100 feet to -the beginning.
being lot of land purchased, by S. L.
Ruth from the Glenwood Land Com
pany. . .;".'". .
JOHN W. HINSDALE, Jr..
, . Commissioner.
This ISth day of August, 1910.
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' perienced stenographer, permanent
. or:,, temporarily. ' Not afraid of
work. Good reference. Will start
on moderate salary. Address
"Willing" care The Times.
13 e. o. d. t. f.
FOUND AT LAST: Beautiful Vene
tian art lamps, large mission 8-day,
strike the hours and half hour,
clock, stands 26 inches high and
13 inches wide. Also a large as
sortment of other valuable articles
for readers of The Times. Call at
once and claim same at our prem
ium office. tf
WHEN IN NEED OF SHOE REPAIR
ing phone 704, Electric Shoe Shop,
14 E. Hargett St. Work called
for and delivered. 7-tf
FOR-. SALE Remington Typewriter
No. 7, almost new. Price $37.50.
Address "K", P. O. Box 345, City.
It
IS. E. ROGERS SAWS WOOD, SELLS
and delivers Oak or Pine in large
or small quantities. Reduced
rates on sawing large quantities.
Phone 1034-M 415 South "Person
Street. 14-2t.
WHEN SCHOOL OPENS YOU WILX.
need Blotters. We have them. J.
C. Allison & Co., Fire Insurance
agents, 107 Fayetteville street.
Sat., Tues., Thurs., Sat.
WANTED Firct class printer for
weekly paper. Addres Box ' 125,
Lillington, N. C. 15-2t
LADIES Your Suits altered to fit,
repaired, steam-cleaned, and
pressed. Gentlemen's Suits done
likewise. . Satisfaction guaranteed.
Capital 'phone 384 and 386. Join
our pressing club. $1.00 per month.
Bridgers Tailoring Co., 120 and
216 Fayetteville Street.
Ion., Tues., Wed., Thur.
WANTED To purchase two or three
second hand showcases six or eight
: feet in length. A'ddress P. O. Box
446,, City. "''".';': l4-2t. : '
WANTED School boys to carry
routes in afternoon. Good pay to
right boys. Will not , interfere
with school, duties. Apply Circu
lation Manager The Evening Times..
15-3t
TEN DOLLARS REWARD FOR RE
turn of Diamond Set lost from
ring. M. Ashby Lambeth. ; 14-4t.
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced
cook. Single woman preferred.
Apply 417 S. Dawson street. 15-lt
MELROSE The Flower of quality
for quality people. , Costs no more.
Pleases the wife. 14-3t.
FOR SALE -Sash weights, building
castings and columns, engines,
boilers, smoke stacks, grate bars,
mill supplies and machinery re
pairs. Raleigh Iron Works Co.,
Raleigh, N. C. 8-eod-tf
Florida Excursion
To Jacksonville and Tampa, Via Southern Railway,
September 27th.
ROUND TRIP RATES.
From
Oxford . .
Raleigh . .
Durham .
Burlington
For rates from intermediate slut Ions seo laro tlyeis. .
Elegant Pullmans und Day Coaches will he operated from Ral
eljjli and all principal points connecliiiK with Sprcial Train leaving
Charlotte at 11:10 p. ., September 27th, 1910.
Tickets rok1 returning on regular train uj to nnd ineluilinj:
October 4tli. . - :
A rare oppoi'luiilty to vltlt beautiful Tropical Florida nt a very
cheap rate. . ... ... t..
' FoV further information ask any agent or write ,
W. H. PARNELL,
ji Traveling Piissenser Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
it:
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WANTED-Young' ladles fr tele-,
phone' operator-."-BrjttelB'-'
necessary Apply i, Ralojgh ; Tele-.:
phone Company-',V:'--'','.1'A5t. T." 1
POPULARIT l" , NGHTjfttlDAv"
Sept1. 16th. Wh wlirM8he nipst1
popular1 lady 5 4)respftii, Glenwood?
Rinlt. . - - l-St.
FOR.. RENT Nice-"l-room-flat.- Eiec-.
.. .trie lights, 'furnace ' beat!;' '-fifteen
2, minutes walk from postofilce.'- A1-
, dress. Flat care Times. r 15-3t.
ALL KINDS . SCHOOL BOOKS,: ;
bought. ,f. sold, exchanged. - Old
Book Stored' -S, - ' " 15 lt
HOUSE , AND1 LOT FOR SALE
House and: lot: occupied by the late
S. L. Ruth , on Brooklyn HU1 will
' be sold to the highest bidder for
cash at ' the court nouse, floor1' on j
Monday, the l9tn, at 12 o-cJaok. .
: 15-4t ' -tV: '
FORRENT Store room; . furnace
heated; 11? Fayetteville-- street.
Possession givea'-.' Jan. -1st, 1911..
Apply to Dr. . Norwood .Oxv Carroll.
15-eod-tf ; 4
SELL YOUR SURPLUS BOOKS FOR
cash to Southern Book Exchange.
15 it..., .:
MACKEREL BL1JE FISH, TROUT,
Norfolk. Spots, '.andi anything in
season at my place. ' C. D. Arthur.
15-3t "
FOR RENT That deslraare cottage,
corner Elm and Lane Streets. .... Ap
ply Darnell & Thomas. 15-tf
SCHOOL BOOKS AT HALF PR!fE
or exchanged. Old Book Store.-15-1
1. . . -1
IF YOU WANT OYSTERS OUT OF
an absolutely sanitary display can
call on C. D. Artnur. . 15-3t
FOR RENT Furnished house; with
in two blocks of Capitol. Address
W, care Evening Times. Thur-Sat,
WANTED BY POOR GIRL Place to
work for board and room while at
tending college. Address Box 401.
: 15-3t.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $100 monthly corresponding
for newspapers. No canvassing..
Send for particulars. Press Syn
dicate. B 5363 Lockport, N. Y.
WE NOW HAVE
PATAPSCO
SUPERLATIVE FLOUR
In Burrels, $6.25. We Guarantee
. - ' ' PATAPSCO. . - ,
Just Received New N. C. Dried
Peaches . Pwled). Extra - Fine
Fruit, 15c. Pound.
EITHER 23 PHONE.
Hj. JOHNSON,
Successor to
D. T. JOHNSON & SON. :
16 E. Hargett St., Ralehih. N. X
KEEP OFF THE ASPHALT.
The laying of asphalt on the
streets begins this week. Walking or
driving upon it before It- Is com
pleted greatly damages it. .. The
streets will be barricaded, and until
the barricades are removed all per
sons are forbidden to drive or walk
upon the asphalt. Violations "of, tins
regulation will make the violator re
sponsible for damages.
- . " . ' J. S. WYNNE,
9-14-3 1 Mayor.
Leave To To
.1:1.1 p.m. Jacksonville, $7.r0; Tampa, $9.50
4:05 p.m. Jacksonville, ; Tanipu, 9.00
5:0H p. in. .Jacksonville, 7.00; Tampa, 9.00
0:2!) p.m. .Iitcksiinvilii', 7.00; Tampa, 9.00
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