THE EVENIg ,TPPS: jATTIRpA 'OCp$ER 29, 1910. ' ' fm,
TO
; Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
York Stock,
srlei W. Storm.)
New York
C.J- Extreme" dullness
(and heavlnei
wlllb practically every
tandard ralltay- abd industrial stock
uoting fractional looses marked the
penlng of trading pday'
-tradthffJVfiAi
point, Tteaaing
IJlirlng 'ine early
cirtc fell off or
Southern Pacitia 96
Northern,, 3oJ-
'1iHng'tm
r and Rock Iitmhil
(in deDartment "Wis
extnemely dull
Ith but few traesics Ions.; '
steel common watt al
Iso Weak. This
ck opened half! a H
lolnt 'below yes.
' rdav's closlnr. h
the next half
' ur of trading a fu
thpr fractional
icline w'as record
Smelting. Utah. Suf
Amalgamated
ere the weak featswl
of the copper
. roup, each of tlw-wistj
' oss. General Eleetlc
ocks quoting a
was a weak
actor am'ong the intuittrials. Consul
dated Oaa was also
weak.
Tlie curb-: market
tsHa dull.
There
was no material 'change In prices.
Irregularity prevai
di a
."Ipse
through
the market' to the
Reading,
TTnlon Pacific, New Yo:
kCentral. North
em Pacific, Southern
Aclfic and Erie
fell
E
quoted losses ranffinfe
'rom . V to
of a point,
New York Ckttln
It Stock Msf.
(By Leased Wire t
Amalgamated Copper
he Times.)
.. ,, .. 68
American Ice- Securit
.. 17
..118
American Sugar Refii
American " Smelting
..79
American Locomotive!
America Car Foundry1
American Cotton Oil ;.
American Woolen ......
. Anaconda .. ,;' ,, ..
Atchison .'. .. .. ... ..
Atlantic Coast Line .
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Baltimore & Ohio .. .
Canadian Pacific '...'.,
'.'.; 40
.... 65
... 32
.. 42
..104V4
..117
.. 77
. . 108VI
.,.198
, Chesapeake & Ohio" .
Consolidated Gas ..
Central Leather V. . .
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern . .
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
..136'4
... 34
..33
'-.. 69
4
.. 32
.. 31
. . 29
.. 48
Distillers Securities ..:
Erie .. .. .. .. ..
.Erie, pref. ...... .. .. ..
General Electric ., ,.
Great Western
Great Northern, pn'f.
Great Northern Oi e- . .
Illinois Central ..' . . ,.
Interboro .. .. . ; .. j.
Interboro, pref. ..
1 Iowa Central . . :
Kansas City Southern ;
Kansas & Texah ' .. ..,'.';'
Kansas & Texas, pref
Louisville & Nashville'.
Missouri Pacific . . '.'. I.
New York Central" ;'...-,'
Northwestern .. .. .. .
National Lead .. ., ' i.
Norfolk & Western ..V
Northern Pacific .. ..
Ontario & Western ... ,
' ..155
.. 23
..127
. . 59
..132
. ; 22
..57
.. 19
.. 32
,. 34
..64
..145
., 54
..116
..148
.. 58
..99
.119
; .. 42
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mall
Peoples Gas Co. .
Pressed Steel Car
Reading ... .. .
Rock Islund .. '-.,-Rock
Island, pref.
..131
. . 33
..108
.. 34
..1.12
.. S3
64
.. 34
Republic Iron & Stce
Republic Iron & Steels ref.
., 97
Sloss-Shef field ..
Southern Pacific ,
: Southern Railway
St. Paul .. ,. ..
Tenn. Copper .. .
Texas Pacific .. .
Third Avenue ..
Union Pacific .: .
IT. S. Rubber ., '
Utah Copper .". .
U. S. Steel ..','.
.. 51
..118
.. 25
...124
x.. 37
..26
.. 13
..173
.. 35
.. 49
., 78
U. S. Steel, pref. "..
Virginia Carolina Che;
..119
leal
.. 64
' Western Union .. ..
. Wabash .... :.: .. .. ..
Wabash, pref. ..
Westlnghouse Electric
Wisconsin Central ..
Western Maryland
72
.. 18
.. 38
.... 73
.. 59
48 '
... 17 M
- . , ' ' 11
New York S.
nejr.
Irho Times.)
(By Leased Wire to
New York, Oct. , 29
money today. Posted
exchange 483 to 487 w
.tiling said In
ates:- Sterling
actual busl-
ness In bankers bills a
486.10 to 486.1.1
for demand and 482
bills.
for sixty day
Bank Statement.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Oct. 29 -Average state
ment cash reserve, 25.90 percent; re
serve decrease, $336,450; less U. S.
.decrease, $335,025; loans decrease,
$6,119,100; specie decrease, $3,489,-
600; legal tenders increase, $904,-
800; deposits decrease, $8,993,000;
. circulation decrease, $23,100. Act
ual statement cash reserve, 25.83 per
centn.
; ;, Port Receipts.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Oct. , 29 Cotton port
receipts were as follows' today: ''
New Orleans, 8,627 against 17,
234; Galveston, 17,231 against 17,
930; Mobile, 1,438 against 2.339;
Savannah, 4,266 against 15)903;
Charleston, ' 2,043 against 2,227;
Wilmington 3,372 against 4.209;
-Norfolk, 4,459 against 5,825; Balti
more, 0 against 756; Boston, 7
agalns 0; various, 9,000 against 214.
Total, 78,443 against 66.666.
Interior Movement: Houston,' 12,
- 825 against 14,776;' Augusta, 3,248
against 3,721; Memphis, 6,840
against 8,952; St.: Louis, 2,587
against 7,168; Clnolnnati, 1,069
against 1,659; Little Rock, 0 against
2,154. Total, 26,469 against 38,-430.
(By Ct
l
ff'SMETSBV
New York Cotton Letter.
' (By W. B, Hlbbs & Co.)
New York, Oct. 29 A crop estimate
of 12,600.000 bales put out by F. M.
Cord 11 1, a southern crop expert, who
has been guessing the crop of the last
three or four years closely, upset the
rqackitf ;todaV. ';.
Wikim.m to l.SOO.OOO above the
popular estimates - of the hulls. - It
proved a great surprise and had such
an unsettling Influence among specu
lative holders and trade -Interests, It
completely offsets the freezing weather
which prevailed last night and this
morning all over Arkansas, Tennes
see and the upper half of Mississippi
and Alabama and Louisiana aQd the
eastern portion of Texas and Okla
homa, and also the northern . part of
Georgia. The freeze lias killed what
ever chance there remained for further
development of the top crop and as
the weather bureau's predictions are
for ;the frost to .extend tonight
throughout Georgia and the Crirolinas
the crop Is now through making and
only the larger grown bolls remain to
open. ;:: ' .
The great majority of operators,
however, disregard these conditions to
day owing to the heavy selling by the
big spot Interests and continued ag
gressive bear raids with the, old bull
leaders withdrawing their support.
There was. much liquidation and short
selling, It perhaps seemed best to these
Interests,- to let the movement run Its
course.
For these reasons, the market sold
off sjiarply directly from the opening,
breaking 33 to 40 points. There was
enormous liquidation, but on the other
hand bears were heavy buyers to cover.
Prices closed 5 to 10 cents up from
the lowest. ."''.-
Morning Reports From the Cotton
-..': Belt.,1'. .
Morning reports received at the lo
cal office of the weather bureau show
that killing frost has occurred over
the northern and central portions of
the cotton belt and light to heavy
frosts are reported over the greater
portion of the extreme southern and
extreme eastern districts. The freez
ing line extended southward to
Shreveport, Meridian, and Montgom
ery. ; The weather continued fair in
all districts of the belt.
New York Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The. Times.)
New York, Oct. 29 Bearish
weather reports from the south were
offset by' Cordill estimate of a 12,-
600,000 bale crop at the opening of
the cotton market today and initial
prices were from 4 to 9 points off.
There were further recessions until
15:15 when buying for a rally came
into evidence.
Open. : High. Low.
14.38 14.45 14.25
Close.
14.40
Oct.
Nov:
14.17
14.22
Dec.
Jan.
14.48'
14.37
14.48
14.41
14.16
14.05
14.10
Feb.
14.14
14.15
Mar.
Apr.
14.38 14.46 14.13
May
14.47
14.52 11.19 14.24
June
July
14.42 14.46 14.19 14.20
Market closed easy.
New Orleans Cotton.
.Open. High. Low. Close.
Oct . . I 14.04
Nov! . . ...... ...... 14.03
Dec. ,. .14.22 14.23 14.00 14.04
Jan. .. 14.25 14,30 14.05 14.11
Feb. . . . ... , ..... 14.18
Mar. ..14.37 14.43 14.18 14.23
April .. ..v.. . ... . .... . ..... .
May .. . 14.4 4 14.55 14.30 14.35
June . .... .
July ., 14.40 14.48, 14.37 14.40
Market closed steady.
. Liverpool Cotton.
Liverpool, Oct, 29 Cotton
spot,
7.85.
steady; American middling-.
Sales, 4,000; receipts, 12,300.
Fu
tures opened steady and closed quiet.
. . . ; Open. Close.
October . . .... 7.66 . 7.69
Oct.-Nov. . .-'. .... -7.61 7.64
Nov.-Dec. V . . . . 7.54 7.55
Dec-Jan. . . . . . 7.53 7.54
Jan.-Feb.-. . . . . '7.53 7.55
Feb.-March .... 7.54 7.55
March-April .... 7.55 7.56
April-May . . . . . 7.56 7.56
May-June . .. . . . '7.56 7.57
June-July . ... . 7.55 ' 7.56
July-August . .; i 7153 ; 7.53
Raleigh Cotton Market.
Good middling, 14.
Strict middling, 14.
Middling, 13,
Receipts, 40 bales.
' Cotton-seed Oil. .
New: York, Oct. 29 Cotton-seed
oil prices, based on prime yellow,
ranged as follows:
' Closing".
November
December
7.23
7.32
7.37.
7.38
7.46
7.55
7.58
7.25
7.35
7.39
7.43
7.47
7.58
7.56
January .
February ;
March . .
May .
July . . '.
Spot oil, 7.22 7.30; sales, 5,100
barrels.- - '
When a woman hears that a man
who once made love to her has done
something bad. she says. "I don't
believe It." . '
Provisions.
' Chicago Grain, '
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Chicago, Oct. 29 Easy cables, bear
Ish foreign news, prospects of heavy
world shipments and a break In the
Parts market caused a lower , wheat
market at the opening with prices off
about half a cent. .on general selling
by commission : houses. Liverpool
closed -unchanged to c lower.
.Corn started slpw and ea'sy on the
splendid. w.eafher; for hastening the
curing and marketing .of the new crop,
The trade lacked Important feature.
Oats opened steady to a shade easier
with little doing.
Provisions started slow as the grains
with no important .trade and small
demand .and offerings.
Chicago Rrain quotations ranged
as follows:
Wheat Open. High. Close.
Dec.; . . ..32 .0214, :,.90
May . . .98 .98 -.97
July . '. -.95 .95.' .95
Corn
Dec. . . .4(1 .46 .46
May . , .4-9 .-.49 MSft
July . . .n0' .50 .49j
Oats
" Dec. . . ..11 Vi -.31 : .31
May'.;. .34 , .34 . 3414
; July . . .3414 .34 : .33
Pork
Oct.: , . 17.25 . '... , 17.25
Jan. . . 17.10 17.10 17.00
May . ..-16.12 16.12 16.00
Lard
:. Oct. . . 13.00 13.20 13.10
Nov. . .11.52 .11.52 11.50
Jan. . . 10.22 10.23 10.15
May . . 9.70 . 9.7a 9.67
Ribs.' . -: v
Oct. . . 11.00 11.00 1.0.97
Jan. . . 9.07 9.10 9.05
May . . 8.87 8.87 8.82
. New York Provision Market.
New York, Oct. 29 Wheat- No.
easier: Dec. 99; May 104: No.
red 97 In elevator and 98 fob.
Com No. 2 steady 56.
Oats No. 2 white quiet 37 to 38,
Rye western quiet 84.
Barley dull, malting 75 to 80.
f lour steady 5.2o to 5.50 for spring
patents; straights 4.90 to 5.10.
Tallow prime city steady at 77!iC.
Lard prime western steady at ,12.50.
Pork mess steady 20.50.
Coffee No.. 7 Rio steady 10c.
Sugar granulated easrei at 4.65.
Bultimore Grain. :..-'
Baltimore, Md., Oct, 29 Wheat
closed weak; spot and October
92 3-8; No. 2 spot red western,
92 3-8;' November, 92 5-8; December,
94 1-4; February, 93 3-8 bid.
Corn closed easier; spot, 54;
year,. 51 1-8; January, 50 5-8 to
50 7-8; February, 50 7-8 to 51 1-8;
March, 51 5-8 to 51 7-8.
Oats closed firmer; No. 2 white,
37 1-4 to 37 1-2; Standard white, 37;
No. 3 white, 36 1-2 to 36 3-1.
. St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis, M67, Oct. 29 Cash wheat
No. 2 red 96 to 99; No. 2 corn 48;
No. 2 opts 31.
Futures Wheat May' 98 to ;
Dec.. 92T4, '-.".-" ..-."' : '
Corn May 47 to ; Dec. 44.
Oats May ,33; Dc. 30. .
Chicago Live Stock, ,
Union Stock Yards, Ills., Oct, 29
Hogs receipts 7,IKX; .market 'steady;
mixed anil butchers 7.95 to 8.95; good
heavy 8.20 to 8.S0: rough heavy 7.70
10 8.10; light 8.35 to 8.95; pigs 7. 80 to
8.6.1; hulk 8.0.1 to 8.70.
Cattle receipts 400: : market weak;
beeves 4.50 to 7.50; cows and heifers
2.25 to 6.40; storkors and feeders.. 3.15
to 6.00; Texans 4.40 to 5.50; calves 8.00
to 10.25.
'-...Sheep receipts 2,000; -market -..weak
native and western 2.7.1 to 4.10; lambs
4.25 to 6.S5,
Nuval Stoi-es,
Savannah, Oa'., .Oct. 29 Spirits tur
pentine firm; 77 to 77; Sales none; re
ceipts 549.
Rosins firm; sales 826; receipts 1.587.
Quote WW 7.00 to 7.20; WG 7.00; N
0.70: M 0.50; K 6.4.1; I 6.10: H 6.10; O
6.05; F 6.0.1; K 6.00; D .1.9.1; C 15 A
i.WI. - . ' -
liliOODY RIOT.
Ten Thousand People Engage ' in
Bloody Riot in Jersey City.
Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 29 Ten
thousand civilians and 100 policemen
engaged in. a bloody riot in the
streets of Jersey City today when an
attempt was made by the Adams Ex
press Company to send two wagons,
driven by strike-breakers, and pro
tected by police to the Erie Railroad
ferry. Sympathizers 'of the striking
express helpers attacked the wagons
and fotiA tlnje the two- vehicles were
the vortex of a crowd. , of ' maddened
humanity, while the police fired vol
ley after volley from their revolvers
into the air and charged the mass of
humanity, mowing down men, women
and children. . Montgomery and Hud
son streets were strewn with injured.
Worse Than Bullets.
Ballets have often caused less suf
fering to soldiers than the eczema L.
W. Harriman, Burlington, Me., got
In the army, and suffered with forty
years. : "But. nuckien s Arnica saive
cured me when all else failed," he
writes. : Greatest healer for Sores,
Ulcers, Bolls, Burns, Cuts,' Wounds,
Bruises and' Piles. 25c. at all drug-
' gists. '
Sabbath Convention
(Continued 'From Page One. )s
4:15 Address: "Sabbath Observ
ance an Element in True Educa
' tlon," by Rev-. J. Henry H'armS,
D.D., president Newberry College,
" Newberry, 8: C ,
5:00 Reports of committees and
business of the association.'
Tuesday Kvenlng.
7:30 Rev. A. D. Wilcox to preside,
conduct devotional exercises and
praise service. . -'
8:00 Address: "The Sabbath and
Our Christian Civilization," by
Rev. W. M. Vines, D.D., Asheville.
Closing exercises. , '
Officers.
Rev. R. F. Campbell, D.D., president,
Asheville. ' .
V. L. P'oteat, LL.D., vlce-))resldenl:,
Wake Forest, ,; ,
Mr. CharlAf) H. Ireland, treasurer,
(Ireensboro. . ,
Roj. W. H. McMasler, Ph.D., Held
secretary, Raleigh. ,
Rev. S. n. Turruntino, D.D., chair
man executive committee, Kalis
bury. .
Rev. James O. Helsaheck, correspond
, ing secretary, Asheville.
BETTER THAN SPANKING
SpankluK doea not cure children of ImhI
wrttlng. There 1r constitational rniiiw for
tl.U trouble. Mrs. M. Rummers, Box W,
Notre Dame, Ind., will send free to any mother
her snccesanil home treatment, with full
Instructions. Send no money, but write her
today it your children trouble joo In this
way. Don't blame the flblld, 4he chanrea are
It can't 'help It. This treatment also cures
adults and a Red people troubled with urine
difflcuUleu by day or night. .
COLES
HOT BLAST
HEATING STOVES.
Give more heat, easier to manage,
keep fire longer, costs less to operate
than any heating stove made is the
verdict of more than a hundred sat
isfied purchasers in Raleigh.
CAROLINA HARDWARE
COMPANY.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
' RALEIGH, ,
225 South Wilmington Street.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY
Scenic Route to the West
THREE FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS
WITH DINING CAR SERVICE.
Through Pullman Sleepers to Lout-
vUlo, Cincinnati, Chicago,
Mid SU IiOuin.
P. M. P.M. P.M.
Leave Norfolk
4:00
Leave Rlchmund
2:00
4:20
T.:I0
A.M.
10:00
:46 11:00
Leave Lynchburg
Ar. Charlottesville
Ar. Louisville
9:17
7:30
P. M. A. M. P. M
Arrive Cincinnati 7MB 10:00 G:0fl
Arrive Chicago 6:25 6:00 7:10
Arrive St. Louis 6:51 1:10 7:15
Only one night between Ralelgn,
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis.
Direct Connections for All Polnti
West and Northwest, .
QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE.
The IJne to the Celebrated Sesorta of
Virginia.
For descriptive matter, schedule
and Pullman Reservation, address
W. O. WARTHEN,
D. P. A., Richmond, Vs
JO. D. POTTS,
Oen'l. Pom. Agfm.
North Carolina Wake County,
v In the Superior Court.
A. M .Harris vs. J. W. Travis.
Notice of Summons and Warrant of
Attachment.
The defendant above-named will
take notice that a summons in the
above-entitled action was issued
against said, defendant on the 13th
day of October, 1910, in the Super
ior Court of Wake County, which is
returnable to the' January term, 1911,
of said Superior Court, to be held on
the 9th day of January. 1911, for the
recovery of $6,750.00 due by the de
fendant to the plaintiff for breach of
contract, for the cutting, sawing,
hauling and planing of defendant's
timber In Wake County. The defend
ant will also take notice that a war
rant, of attachment was issued by said
court on the 1 7 th day of October,
1910, against the property of the"
said defendant. 'which warrant is re
turnable before the said court, at the
time and place above-named for the
return pf the said summons, when
and where the defendant is required
to appear and answer or demur to
the complaint, or the relief demanded
will be granted. r-.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. IT; 1910! ;
W. M..RUS3,'
!. . CieU of Superior Court,
l a wis 4wks,
SHORT VAMP SHOES
give the feet that chic ap
pearance desired by all
smart dressed women.
Our Short Vamp Shoe
styles for Fall are distinc
tively different the
" prices are distinctly low. ; y ::
HERBERT ROSENTHAL'S,
"THE SHOE FITTER"
129 Fayetteville Street . . . . ... . Raleigh, N. CV
Mi
A Want Ad. in The Evening Times goes on that buyer-seeking
errand for you, goes Into the little houses and the big, among the
rich and the poor talks, the language of "self interest" to the
thrifty and finds your markets for you.
Get the Servant Sell the Lot Rent the House Find the Lost.
; Evening Times Ads. Can Do Most Anything.
NO AD. TAKEX FOR LESS THAN 10c.
'OR RENT Furnished
419 Fayetteville St.
rooms at
2-;it
COLLARS AND CUFFS LAST LON
ger if laundered right. We know
how. People's Laundry. 5-tf
WANTED Board by couple with
twto small children. Two rooms
desired with private family. Fur
nace heat. Dressmaker neighbor
hood and location. Address, "T.
P.", Evening Times. 29-4t
THE F1RELKSS COOKERS ARE
: creating a sensation. You cannot
get one unless you save coupons.
WAXTKD By an orphan girl attend
ing suiioui, a piace iu uyaru w iieie
she can assist with the work to
pay for board. Address "Student"
care Evening Times. 29-4t
FOR SALE Beautiful Sideboard,
Leather Couch, Incubator, Suit of
Furniture, Cook Stove, fine chick
ens (cockerels and pullets), etc.,
etc. Leaving city. J. T. BOWLES,
With, parnell & Thomas. 28-2t
WANTED Three good boys for mes
senger service. Apply Western
Union. 29-2t
IF IT'S LAUNDRY WORK YOU
want, we excel. We know how.
That's all. Peoples' Laundry (the
best). 17-tf
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 2,500
feet of No. 2 weatherboarding and
, 1,500 feet of No. 1 and No. 2 floor
ing. .1. A. Sunders. 29-tf
WANTED WHITE M KSU, STRONG,
willing to work. -. Apply SI. Luke's
Home. ' , . 28-2t
AGENTS Clean up $300 before
Xmas. Mammoth hand decorated
$1 bottle perfume, 20c. Sells like
. blue blazes. Parker Chemical Co.,
Chicago. . It
FOR RENT Storage room for fur
niture. Plage dry and well cared
for. Rent by week or month.
Call 11C E. Morgan street, or
phone C. C. 338. , 19-tf
$101) MONTHLY AM) EXPENSES
to travel and distribute samples for
lilg manufacturer, steady work. S.
Slieffeiy Trism er. V 2M , Chicago,
11
NOTICE Cai iiels and Rug.-;, cleiined
at cut prices, by the stronger
Vacuum Cleaner. .1, L. Williams.
Phone !i:M-. 2S-St
IBERAL REWARD OFFERED FOR
return of ladies' red cloak, lost
' yesterday afternoon at depot, or in
carriage. ' R. E. Barnes. 28-21
AT M. ROSENTHAL CO. NEW
Buckwheat, new Mince Meat, new
Canned Fruits and Vegetables of
every kind, and very best brands
only. : 28-t
MISS MARY ROBINSON, PUBLIC
Stenographer. Capital Club Build
ing, Room 3. 14-e. o. d. lot.
WAKE COUNTY MAP The latest
and best ever issued. Times read
ers get these maps while they last
for 30 cents. . 26-t.f
LATEST MAP OF NORTH CARO-
Una and the United States. Times
readers send 30 cents for postage'
and get one " of these fine wall
maps. - "2 G-l f
FOR SALE Pool Table. Will sell
reasonable. A. W. Williams, No.
712 West Hargett street. 2fa'-6t .....
SILVERWARE. CLOCKS, LAMPS,
Fireless Cookers and many other
valuable premiums to you, if you
only clip the coupons.
SILVERWARE PREMIUMS GO SO
fast we have to telegraph our or
ers. Yours arrived today. v
WANTED You to know that an
other large shipmennt of The
Times' line Silverware Premiums
arrived today.
OneCenf aVVord
Cash With Order
SOME EXTRA BARGAINS IX TYPE-
writers. No. 7 Remington, $30;
Manhattan, $25; No. 2 Smith Pre
mier, $23. These machines are in
excellent condition. If you need
a typewriter,. -come and see these
before they go at this very low
price. Examine the New Emerson
Visible Typewriter at $50; also
have nearly new Underwood Dupli
cator at less than half price, $15;
Raleigh Typewriter Exchange,
e. o. d. lot.
WHY NOT SELL INSTANTANEOUS
Gasoline Lighting Systems? Make
$250 to $400 per month. Cheap
est and most powerful light known
to science. For home and com
mercial lighting. Anyone can in
stall and operate them. Exclus
ive territorial contracts given re
sponsible Men. Gloria Light Com
pany, 1 ISO Washington' Bldg.,
Chicago. It
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
' keeping, 218 Elm St. 24-6t
PATENT VOI R. IDEAS AND MAKE
money. Send for my new book,
"How to Get Them". Best serv
ice. Joshua R.. H. Potts, Lawyer,
Washington, D .C, Chicago, and
Philadelphia. 10-29-1 St
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. S-eod-tf
WANTED A settled colored woman
to cook for three people. Address
Cook care Times. 4-t. f.
I LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED
Laundry in the city. Office 107
Fayetteville Street. Peoples'
, Laundry, the best. 17-tf
WE HAVE HOME-MADE PORK
Sausagt! today and tomorrow. T.
L. MoCullers. 2S-t.f.
I ANYONE, ANYWHERE, CAN START
a mail order .business at home
No canvassing. Be your own boss.
Send. for free booklet. Tells how
Heacock. A 52C2 Lock port, N. X-4-19
t, f. . ..
WANTED To repair your liicyclcs,
baby carriages, -.'guns, locks, etc.
.1. G. Chamblei', successor to W. 11.
Holloway, 1 1 5 S. Wilmington SI,
: 211-2!).
FOR RENT Furnished room, all
modern conveniences; near board
ing house, two blocks from capi
tol. Adress "G" caTe Times, V
: 2-4t.. . v ; ;;.- '.'';
.usTri'X'iTiVEi;"FRrr;KEits
Philadelphia Candies, little
cheaper, hut a great deal better
than" other aandies. Try it and
you will buy it. M. -Rosenthal Co.
2St!t -
COUPLE W.:sTS ROOM AND
board in private family. Two con
necting rooms preferred, with fur
nace heat. Preferences tsxclianged.
Give full"' information in letter to
. "Permanent," care Times. 28-3t
NEW C500DS
V SELECTED : ; ;' '
Georges Cixlrislii Stiips 1."c. lb.:
packages, I .". c;i-h.
Itni'iihniii At. Morrill's Fish Flaki's.
I Sc. can '.-.. .
Fresh Pork Sans ae, 2lc lb.
Frankfort Sausage, l.c. Hi.
Hiinis, 20, 22 i,. n,l 2ic. lb.
EITHER. 23 I'HONE.
H J, JOHNSON,
uc stor o
D. T. iOLiKSOX & SON.
ltt E. Ilargett St., Ralehjh, S. 0.
MEearn ;';Automo)Hei :" bustataS-
' rGreat demand, for skilled help. We.
teach you at home, furnish Auto,
.Model. Get you $25 weekly job.
Make $10 weekly while learning.
Rochester Auto, School, 602 Roch
ester N. Y. . ' .'-'lt-
TAILORIJJG,, ' DRY CLEANING,
pressing, 'dyeing and repairing.
Kid gloves cleaned; all work guar
v. anteed. Jtoln'' our club. - Charles
Cardwell, 204 S. Salisbury. C. C.
Phone 82G-Y. Wed.. Sat.-tl
FOR SALE -Coon Hounds, thorough
ly trained, free trial, new .book,
coon-huntihg anp: coon hounds,
combined with, icomplete catalogue,
64 pages )Uuf)trated. for" 1 tie.:, -J. Ev
Williams, elmei;.; Tehn.
FOB RKNT-New Tour-roomcpttage, .. .
situatd 6n : Bloodwortli:, "street, '
south. Modrn: conveniences. For
fuller information apply' to J. to,
Monie.
27.
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F DEALERS GET A COARSE, BAD
meal from Lasslter, Lassiter will
take It back. If yon get a coarse,
had meal from your dealer and ho
calls it Lassiter's meal, make him
, take it back. . 10-29-lt
FOUND That..the fine Clocks and
; silverware which arrived today are
being sent out to those who hold
the coupons. Send your coupon
and get your premium.
$2. WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and
distribute samples for big whole
sale house. C. H. Emery, B 304.
Chicago. . '.' It
-'OR SALE Bicycles, new and second-hand.
J. G. Chamblee, succes
sor to W. H. Holloway, 115 S. Wil
mington street. ,26-29
LADY OR GENTLEMAN, FAIR ED
ucation, to travel for old estab
lished house. Salary, $12 per
week to start.- Expenses advanced.
Geo. G. Clows, Philadelphia, Pa.
29-5-12-19
WHEN YOU GET BAD, COARSE
Meal,; It is not Lassiter's Meal.
30-1 It
FOR SALE Eight-room house; ne
cessary conveniences, just renovat
ed. Easy terms, 519 N. East St.
Wed., Sat., 2t.
DR. JENNIE W. HOUGHTON,
Osteopath.
Women and Children's Diseases a spec
ialty. See me in time to prevent Inval
idism and - operations. Consultation
free. -Office, hours, 9 to ?sW3 to 5.,
and by appointment K&ojnv: 1 Hotel
Giersch. Pone 391.
A Hail-Storm of Lead
The Stevcni Vitible Loading Rebcmtlnc ItiAe
No. 70 ihoots 1 J shots fasU
tacb cartridge ai 11 come out oi me
magazine and goes into the chamber abows
plainly before your eyci. v
You don't have to think whether the
rifle ia loaded or not you know.
Guaranteed to be the mou accuratt .aft
Caliber Repeating Rifle in the world,
- Made in two stylea. One takes .1 abort
cartridge only. The other takes any one of
three carttdges -,n Short, .at Long and .21
Loag Ride, but the greatest accuracy la ob
tained by using .21 Long Rifle cartridge
. nly.
If your dealer hasn't h we will tend ex
press prepaid 00 receipt of Li it Price $&.oo.
Points (or the Sharpshooter.
Hunter and-v. Trapshooter.
Write ut and tell ua what kind of
hooting you are most interested in and
we will write a lct;cr of advice with
many valuable pointers for the Hunter
and Sharpshooter. We will give yow
abort cuts to expert marksmanship
which will not only make you a bettei .
abot than you already are, but will cut
doftu your ammunitiou bills aa well.
f
J. STEVENS
ARMS & TOOL CO.
DEPT. S. .
The Factory of Precision
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
see
HUBBARD BROS. &CG
HANOVEIt SQUAKE, NEW YORK.
MEM 11 Kits of New York Cotton
ICxthanse, New Orleans Cotton
Exchange, Associate Members Liv
erpool Cotton Association.
ORDERS SOLICITED- -For the pur
chase and sale of Cotton (or future
HplivArv . r.nrrpnnondpnra Invited.
Morning reDorts received at the
Succeed when everything else falls.
In nervous prostration and female
weakneastd tln:y are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the . best medicine ever old
over a druggist's counted) - i'u
TlCEl
t will sell at public auction for
cash on the 4th day of November,
.1910, at 12 o'clock M., on my mill
yard, near the residence of John
Pngh Haywood, Esq., in Wake Forest-
Township, Wake County, N. C,
about five hundred thousand feet of
lumber, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy a lien for
$1,134.82 due me by J, W, Travis,
for cutting and sawing said lumber.
Oct. 19, mo: . .. :,
A. M. HARRIS.
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