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NORTH CAROLINA
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
J. C. GADDED
EDWARD L CONN
Editor From the Manufacturers’ Record.
City Editor
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telegraph service of the Publishers’
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leading news gathering association in
the United States.
Chapel Hill—Knitting Mill.— Blanche
Hosiery Mills has ordered 20 knitting
machines additional; now has 20 ma
chines.
Greensboro—Real Estate.—Garland
Daniel, P. D. Gold, Jr., and Dr. J. T. J.
Battle have purchased 40 acres of land
at $15,000 and will organize the Pea-
body Heights Company
property.
Greensboro—Mining
turing.—Appalachian
to improve the
and Manufac-
Mining and
My mine
Every mother feels a
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming
MS (fill A WORD
The Times has frequently alluded to
Raleigh’s splendid banks as a matter
of pride, indicating the sound and in
dependent condition of the city’s busi
ness, of which the banks are, as it
were, the nerve centres. We found
real pleasure in looking through the
statements of these splendid institu
tions only a few days ago. Their hold
ings, if we mistake not, were more
than two and a quarter million dollars.
Think what a vast sum of money! It
occurs to us that the banks have too
much money, and that some of it ought!
now to be in other channels, so as to)
bring in a good interest. May we not
draw some inferences from this condi
tion of the Raleigh banks? Especially
when this thing of having large :
amounts in banks is not universal. Wei
fear it shows that Raleigh is short cn 1
Manufacturing Company has been in
corporated, with an authorized capital
of $100,000, by E. W. Lyon, S. G. Fry
and 0. K. McCutcheon.
High Point—Mirror Works.—Stand
ard Mirror Company, Pittsburg, Pa.,
previously reported as to remove its
works to High Point, has purchased |
site and will erect two-story building!
48x200 feet.
Hillsboro—Cotton Mill.—Eno Cotton |
Mills will erect additional building to)
be equipped as a dye-house and will)
install 300 looms. Contracts for con-)
struction work and machinery have;
been awarded.
Lenoir—Building Material, Furni
ture, etc.—J. M. Powell and J. R. Irwin
have incorporated the Lenoir Wood
working Company, with $20,000 capi
tal, to manufacture building material
and furniture.
Lexington—Water-works, Street Im
provements, etc.—City has voted af
firmatively the issuance of $60,000 of,
bonds previously reported for construc
tion of water-works and for street im
provements. Address the Mayor.
Lynn—Knitting Mill.—Tryon Hosi-
a mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and
danger incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery.
Mother’s Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the great
pain and danger of maternity ; this hour which is dreaded as woman’s
severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided
by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or
gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions are
overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the
serious accidents so common to the critical
hour are obviated by the use of Mother’s
Friend. “It is worth its weight in gold,”
miners
says many who have used it. $1.00 per
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest to all women, will Z®
be sent to any address free upon application to
SRADFBELD REGULA TOR CO; Atlanta, Ga. 1 3 008 ti
with a red hot
in his stomach
metz’s.
Oak City Laundry.
THE LAUNDRY that always pleases—
The Oak City.
14-5
OWNER WANTED for a black muff.
Left in Presbyterian church.—Geo.
Allen. 17-2t
7-tf
GET OUR PRICES on table linen.—
14-5
PUCKETT’S DISINFECTANT relieves
sore, tender and offensive feet. 25c.
at druggists.
STRAY MULE in possession. Owner
can get same by identifying and pay
ing cost.—Martin street, at Stein-
OUR FINISH is unsurpassed.—Oak
City Laundry. 14-5
= Mechanics ^nd
Investors Union
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We can help you to save money.
We can assist you to build and own a home.
Monthly payments about equal house rent.
Call and examine our 6 per cent $100 Certificates.
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GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary. 22 Pullen Building,
JUST RECEIVED
business enterprises, and so the money- er Y Company will make improvements
supply has increased for the want of to its Plant; DOW has 100 machines -
borrowers who could use it in the con
duct of their business. The man who
borrows money, if he has good collat
eral, is the man of all men the bank
wants to do business with. Here is
the profit in banking, the thing all
such institutions are looking for. Then
there is another consideration which
may help to explain the great abund
ance of money which these banks hold.
Farmers are comparatively independ
ent. and so are not borrowing any
money with which to cultivate their
farms. This looks especially plausible
when we note that in other sections,
for instance, in the truck section, there
is a scarcity of money, caused, we sup
pose, by the employment of a large
number of hands in order to cultivate
the crop.
I Montgomery—Tannery.—S. J. Smith-
| erman, of Troy, N. C.. and J. P. Bald-
i win, of Randolph county, are construct-
' ing tannery.
Mount Airy—Lumber, Furniture and
Box Manufacturing.—Chartered: Ful
ton Manufacturing Company, with an
authorized capital of $3,000, to manu
facture lumber, furniture and tobacco
boxes. Incorporators, J. H. Fulton, J.
W. Creed and C. W. Fulton.
North Wilkesboro—Grain Milling.—
Call Milling Company has been incor
porated. with an authorized capital of
$100,000, to manufacture flour, meal,
I bran, etc.; incorporators, Clarence
Call,' J. M. Turner, A. L. Combs and
others.
Smithfield—Harness Oil, etc.—In-
RHARAMTCE Your money will be refunded if
Stearns’Electric Rat and Roach
Paste does not do all that is claimed for it.
In the manufacture of Stearns’ Electric Rat and
Roach Paste, a peculiar chemical is used that when
swallowed by rats or mice feels like a red hot stove in
the stomach and begins to burn them up; crazed by
this feeling after having eaten
FOR SALE BY THE W. H. KING DRUG CO., Raleigh, N. C.
WANTED-Boarders. Call at 112%
j Fayetteville street. 16-4
Stearns’ Electric
Rat and Roach Paste
they rush madly out of the house in search of water
and gasping for air. In a few moments all is over
and their bodies are burned up and Stearns’
Electric Paste has once more proven that it is
sure death to rats and mice. It also kills cock
roaches, water bugs and all other vermin.
2 oz. box, 25c; Hotel size (^1^) $1.00
FOR RENT—A dwelling, 6 rooms, the
Stonebanks property, on Lindon ave
nue. Apply to G. W. Partin Oak-
wood avenue.
AUTOMOBILE TICKETS given at the
Tucker Building Pharmacy.
16 6
Smoke a good Cigar—Gumpert’s—at
Pucker Building Pharmacy.
One car Timothy Hay, 1 car corn, 1 car Oats, Bran and Shipstuff Q
Irish Potatoes, for second crop, fine N. C. Hams, Sides and Shoulders’ fr 1
lot Country-ground Meal. Try our “Virginia Pride Flour,” best on the ni
ket, every barrel warranted. Seed peas of all varieties. A fine slock
Shingles, Laths and Builder’s Nails always on hand.
Try our Special Brand of Pure Hog Lard, 25 and 50-pound cans, at 10c lb
DEN. H. ADAMS,
Raleigh and Int. ’Phenes.
Prompt Delivery.
SEND US YOUR TABLE LINEN.— ^
Oak City Laundry. 14-5 ©
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FOR SALE—Dirt for sale cheap.—C. I ?
I W. Barrett, corner Person and Pace]
street.
18-tf
j LEWIS’ POOL ROOM gives automo-
I bile tickets. 16-6
HE EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY gives
automobile tickets. 16-6
TRY TIMES WANT ADS. They bring
quick results.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS. They bring
quick results.
Gumpert Cigars—Tucker Bldg. Phar
macy.
GREAT SHOWING
SPRING CLOTHING
corporated: J. H. Edgerton Company,
with $10,000- capital, to manufacture
the “Edgerton harness oil and leather
dressing.” Allen K. Smith is presi
dent; C. H. Martin, vice-president;
W. A. Edgerton, secretary-treasurer,
and H. Cole, manager.
Statesville — Water-works Improve
ments.—City has had plans prepared p
by W. T. McCormick, Charlotte, N. C., ■
for improvements to water-works sys-^ ~
tern. About $5,000 will ’be expended. |
Plant will have a daily capacity of
Why Suffer With Rheumatism ?
NOTICE OF SALE.
When the law is disregarded every
good man and every legitimate indus
try, trade or profession suffers. This
country is founded upon law. Its
prompt observance is the hope and ■ 500 000 gau^ j c steele, mayor,
stay of all that is good and abiding.) Washington—Cold Storage Plant.-
No man, no set of men, can afford t^ Washington Horse Exchange Company
will erect cold storage plant, and esti-
ONE BOTTLE OF
O. G. KING'S
RHEUMATIC CURE
Will give relief. It has cured others
it will cure you. Prepared by 0. G
io. A. ROBBINS & CO.:
8 Architects e
Ignore and -Ai%rvgaiA Cue inundates bi
the law. The trouble now in Colorado
came from a wilful disregard of law,
and of individual liberty. And now the
organization of the Citizens’ Alliance,
it matters not what was the provoca
tion, is just as bad, just as deplorable,
as were the offences which they claim
to be resenting. It is just as wrong to
say a union man shall not work as it is
to say a non-union man shall have no
employment. The truth is, that both
of these attitudes are wrong, and in
direct conflict with the fundamental
principles upon which this government
rests. Every man has a right to work
and earn his living, whether he be
union or non-union, and any effort to
prevent this is a blow at the funda
mentals of this free country, and its
liberty-loving principles. There is no
j mates on construction are desired; B.
L. Susman, manager.
Wilson—Grocery.—S. C. Wells, J. T.
McCraw and H. G. Connor. Jr., have
incorporated the Wells Grocery Com
pany, with an authorized capital of
$25,000.
Wilson—Cotton-seed Oil Mill, Gin
nery and Fertilizer Factory.—Farm-
) ers’ Cotton Oil Company has been re-
j organized, with Geo. D. Green, presi-
j dent; J. R. Chamberlain, vice-presi-
I dent and general manager; E. M.
Bridgers, secretary-treasurer. Capital
stock has been increased from $23,500
to $47,000 and a fertilizer factory will
be erected and operated in connection
with the cotton-seed oil mill and gin
nery.
COTTON LETTER.
Raleigh, N. C., June 16.—Liverpool
recovered a few points on covering of
shorts this morning and the same
.movement here helped prices. Out-
way to settle these things by violence, 0f the moderate buying> there was
because, extreme and violent action on no change in conditions. Weather was
the part of one will be resorted to by perfect and of course as long as this
the other, thus making a settlement continues the only help for the market
is the short covering that comes from
on this basis impossible.
time to time. There is likely to be
this sort of thing as long as the market
The industrial notes which we print j g heavily short. It would take bad
each week show that North Carolina is news, however, to put prices higher
in the forefront of the Southern States. I and keep them up. This is only June
r o * land the crop is not made tor three
in tact, there is no Southern State , months yat There win be plenty of
which reports the starting of so many, chances to buy on breaks and sell on
new enterprises of various sorts. Wejadvances. That is all there is likely to
hope to see this continue, and by all' be in cotton for some weeks to come.
, I Prices have already discounted as big
means let us utilize our own people to a cr0p as we haye ever gatherde. It is •
time to go slow in selling cotton, !
though it is undoubtedly not the time
operate these new factories and other
enterprises, and not turn them over to
foreign help and foreign capital. The
condition of North Carolina banks
shows that we possess an abundance
of capital of our own to carry on all the
business which may be started in the
State. Then, too, our colleges and
schools are running over with patron
age, young men and young ladies who
are fitting themselves for usefulness in
life. These ought to be encouraged
and helped in every way possible. Our
State ought to offer an open door to
every young man who desires to work
and become useful. Nobody ought to
be idle, or seek the army for employ
ment. We have an abundance of rail
roads, farms, mills and mines, where
to buy for higher prices. Watch the
weather map. That is the cue now.
New York Spots.—Quiet and un
changed; middling uplands, 11.70.
Port Receipts.—Today 1,700
against 2,121 bales last year.
Cotton futures today closed
lows:
January, 9.63; June,
10.67;
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© CHARLES K. BRYANT,
Architect.
£ CHARLOTTE, N. C.
9
Under and by virtue of the terms of
a contract made on the first day of
September, 1894, by and between W.
W. Vass, deceased, and Beverly Short,
colored, I will, on Monday, the 6th day
of June, 1924, at noon, at the court-
house door, in the city of Raleigh. N.
C., sell at public oatcry to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed lot or parcel of land, situate in
the eastern suburbs of said city of Ra
leigh, on East Martin street extended,
and bounded by aline beginning at the
southeast intersection of said street
with "Parker’s Lane,” running thence
south along said lane about one hun
dred and seven i^t to the northwest
corner of the lot known as No. 2 Park
er Lane, in the division of the estate of
said W. W. Vass, deceased, thence east
WANTED—At once, electrical wire-
men and men experienced in con
necting and hanging electric and gas
fixtures. Address Carter and Gilles
pie Electric Company Company, At-
lanta, Ga.
16-6
COUNTRY SHOULDERS, 10c. pound;
I Breakfast Bacon, 12%c. pound; pork
sausage, 10c. pound.—Rogers
eery Company.
17-2
FUQUAY WATER FOR SALE—T. L.
McCullers & Co., opposite Union
Depot. Raleigh ’phone 255, Inter
state 71. 17-6
NOTICE.
bales,
as fol-
July,!
10.97; August, 10.60; September, 9.39;
October, 9.62; November, 9.56; Decem
ber, 9.60.
The market for cotton futures closed
steady.
What Mave Yaw
^ to SeBB? ^
along the line cf
feet, thence north
said lot fifty-throe
about one hundred
North Carolina—Wake County.
In the Superior Court.
Ethel Holmes
against *
W. B. Holmes.
every able-bodied North Carolina
can work and obtain good wages.
man
it
It does not make any difference what
is. I can sell it. Fifteen years in
SYDNOR & HUNOLEY
and seven feet to Martin street ex-
) tended, thence east along said street
i fifty-three feet tc the beginning.
This May 5, 1^4.
W. W. VASS, 5xecutor of
4-30d W. W. VASS, Deceased.
) tended, thence v>est along said street
The advertisenent and sale of the
above described property is continued
and postponed urt'l 12 o’clock m., June
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! 23. 1904.
June 6, 1904.
W. W. VASS,
Executor.
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COLLEGE IMPROVED.
King’s Business College has secured
additional rooms in the Pullen build
ing, the new rooms being used by
President King and his business and
private offices. The rooms have been
handsomely furnished. This college is
constantly* making improvements and
ranks among the highest in the South.
the business. Am known from one end
of the State to the other.
Don’t give your goods to unreliable
parties to sell. You may never see
them again, or your goods either.
Can give reference or bond if re
quired.
You don’t have to wait as I have
plenty of customers.
If you have bicycles, musical instru-
• — — ~ ” ments, furniture, stoves, guns,watches, M r
W. A. Simpkins calls special atten- j 0cks , dresses, clothes, shoes, hats,
tion to his vegetables Saturday morn-[ b ieg or anything I have customers I
^V ^H>^r vrtnl’1>'£lt * rpM .■
class laiior
ing, northwest corner of city market.
Finest cabbage and potatoes that can |
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DAN. HARRIS,
124 East Martin St.
Musical instruments tuned or repaired.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su-
I perior Court of Wake county for di-
I vorce, and the said defendant will fur-
I ther ta*e notice that he is required to
appear at the next term of the Supe-
) rior Court of said county to be held
on the eighth Monday before the first
Monday in September, it being the
11.-1 day 01 July, 1904, at the court-
) house of said county, Tn Raleigh, N. C.,
■ and answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief demand-
i ea in said complaint.
W. M. RUSS,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
This 1st day of June, 1904.
The Southern Railway announces
week-end rates tq the following points
at rate named. Tickets on sale Satur-
days
good
and foreman trains Sundays,
returning leaving destination not
later than Mondiy following date of
sale:
Norfolk, Va
Old Point, Va
Virginia Beach, \a
Ocean View, Va.... . . . . . .
Cape Henry, Va
1 Lenoir, N. C
Wilmington, N. C
Hickory, N. C
Connelly Springs N. C. ..
Morganton, N. C
Marion, N. C
, Taylorsville. N.
Shelby, N. C
Lincolnton, N. C
' Cliffs, N. C
) Rural Hall, N. C
Round Knob, N. c.
: Black Mountain, M. C. . ..
Asheville, N. C
Tryon, N. C
Hendersonville, F. C
Brevard, N. C
Lake Toxaway, NC
Hot Springs, N. C
Blowing Rock, N C
Rutherfordton, NC
Morehead City, h C
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5.85
5.80
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