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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

fellows. Some men arr destined to b''
leaders nnd seem to prosI~r III the
direction In which they exert their
energies.
Prominent among this class who
have always workc, for the greatest
good OF the city IL the well known
citizen and Judge W. l.. Harris who
has brcn n resident Of Rocky Ford
for the past eight years.
That Mr.. Harris Is the largest
dealer in hay. grain and In supply Ing
feed j. well established fact ms n
visit 10 his place OF business Will
verify.
Iic Is nicely located along the tracks
east of the Santa F- station. where.
with his large warehouse 5'Ni5o feet.
he manages u business second To none
In the city.
During the past year the house
handled over iop cars OF corn Ter eat.
tie and sheep feeders and sucC"cdcd
IN getting the very lowest quotations
for them. II Is among this class Of
consumers that Mr.. Harris Is most
widely known yet his retail city trade
l. very extensive.
Mr.. llnrris WIS popular Justice Of
til" Peace for six years and has been
Police Judge for two terms in which
capacity lie has given universal salts.
faction and has established n rcputa-
tinn for fairness and honesty.
II" Is one OF the solid citizens and
has always worked for the upbuildng
nf the city and its kindred interests.
lie Is n member OF the Woodmcn Of
the World and IL highly respected in
social and business circles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

resided in Colorado for the past TWEEN
Iy.nine years. coming here from ST.
Marys lllinois. ~" WAS for nv. years
connected with the Rocky Ford Gro
Gerry Company. Such IA Mid" ncqualni-
nncc and long residence as MIR Hen
bricks enjoys gives him decided pres
,igo in conducting his cVcr'popular
grocery The lee Hive Store has II
most iIiins name. for the amount Of
goods handled gives no other impress
sion.
The stoT- is the most elegant in
point oi ncatncsS. arrangement and To-
cation and quality OF goods handled.
on goins into the store one Is n,
once agTccably surprised at the scncr'
al artistic arrangement OF everything.
The fore part oI tn" room In devoted TO
the priyat" one" and most convent
cnt reception room for customers and
visitors. Certainly this feature alone
IL Of great value to tn. people who de
sir. u place to rest up" while out
shopping or to III. out 'of'town patrons,
The line Of goods carried II in Keep
lns with the times. and Ii fully abreast
with the stocks carried by houses In
larger cities. Mr.. Hendricks iS a pio'
nccr Of this country. "a close observer
and Sinunch promoter of everything
which tends to advance the Interests
Of the city and county.
lie was Rocky ford'S efficient, post
master during President Cleveland y
administration and his term Of service
IL yet spoken uf by citizens m one In
which general satisfaction was given.
Mr.. Hendricks In a man of balanced
temperament. clever. oblisin. and u
maker and retainer Of friends. lie II
arm. courteous. and OF the higncEt in
tcsri,y and Ii popular with all who
know him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

ford. MIR. c. II. Ramsey does the buy
ing for all our ten stores. which are 10.
Gated at Rocky Ford. Greeley. Florence.
Delta, Central City and Sedalia, in this
state. and at Cheyenne, Wyoming;
Boise City and Webster. Idaho. and
Pendleton, Oregon. In our large buy.
ing of goods purchasers get the benefit,
which we obtain in special trade dis
counts. A comparison of prices and
quality of goods will certainly con
vince our customers of close profit sell
ing.
Our motto-"Quick sales and small
profits" Yours for business,
RAMSEY & BUYARS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
S. n. POLLOCK. o. o. s.
Dental Office and Laboratory over Hi.
fker's Dry Goods Store.

I, Is to bc dcplorcd that so many pco.
pie fail 80 realize the importance Of
having good dental work Performed,
yet In this age OF scientific tAntistry
there Is little use for any one 10 neg.
iccg having work done or speak dispar.
nIingly OF II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
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RAMSEY G. BYARS.
Up-to-date Dry Goods. Notions, Ladies'
and Gents Furnishings, Carpets.
Rugs, Tapestry and Lace Curtains.
Everything Clean and New at
Reasonable Prices.

Our Thanks.-Wc take this oppor-
tunity of assuring our many friends
and patrons that we appreciate their
liberal patronage given us. Our trade
has increased week by week. month
by month. Our aim is to increase our
business by giving our customers the
best values that close buying can af-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

II must b. admitted that this il
strictly an age OF steam iaundries.
They hav. suppiantcd all methods Of
hand work employed by Chinese wash
houses. That steam work eNcclls all
other methods il as true as the old
maxim itself thai Cleanliness Is ncNi
to GOdiincss," II does not require an
extended and elaborate article To dem
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
CANNOT BE ExcELLEp.

The Rocky Ford Steam Laundry. East
Railroad AVenue-The Most Care
fui Work and Reasonable Charges
Places it in the Front Rank-home
Business Won Oser.-J. D. Wolf,
Proprietor, PHI No. White 283.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w. L. HARRIS.

Leading Dealer in Live Stock. Whole.
sale and Retail Trade Of Hay.
Grain. Feed and seans-!larse
Shipper Of Grain for Fccders-s
Prominent Citizen.
In the growth and development of
every city aud community "" iind in
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

Is bound to grow AMI thrive. How
can IL help IL?
In the grocery business. perhaps.
more than amy other. Industry and
close study of patrons wants. haV"
greater influence ON customers than
anything else. but when To this IN add
cd progress aE defined above and
complete and wcii,sclcctcd stock. such
nE IL carried 10y the lcc Hive Grocery.
the combination II Irresistible.
Mr.. iIcndrickR. the proprietor. has
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-03

Located on the Corner Of Main and
Railroad Avenue. and Retail Deal
efs In Staple and Fancy Groceries
Provisions. Fruits and Vegetables
Il. N. Hendricks, Proprietor.
"ProgTcss' IL an excellent business
WatchWoTd. II denotes 50 many
things desire to please. On
ergy. and catalogue of virtues. \
business built upon such n foundation
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
BLOWN UP BY A BOMB
One House Shattered and
Threats Made of Dy-
namiting Fourteen
(By the Associated PreSs.)

HazIeton, Pa, June 14-The home Of
James AppIegate at West Hazleton was
badly shattered early today by an ex-
plosion of dynamite which had been
placed near the side of the building by
unknown parties. The family escaped in
jury. Applegate has been employed rs
Il special officer at the Cranberry col
licry since the strike went into effect.
Frank Pardee, superintendent of the
Cranberry colliery offers a reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of
the dynamiters. He says bloodhounds
will be brought here to assist the police
in running down the guilty parties.
APPLICABLE, while returning from the
Cranberry colliery whittier he had gone
to report off for the day on account Of
the explosion, and the consequent shock
to himself and family, was held up by
two men and relieved of his revolver.
He made no resistance as four other
armed men stood close by ready to as
sist, if necessary, in o~verpowering him.
Applcgate knows the men and they will
be arrested.
Mrs. AppIegate says she was told by q
West Hazleton man that fourteen houses
would be dynamited if the men occupy
ing them did not stop working at sur
rounding mines. Policemen are now
looking for the person who is alleged
to have made this threat.
a. Pardee & Company tonight caused
the arrest of George Weisenborn, a miner,
for alleged implication in the hold-up
of Applegate as he was coming from
Cranberry to West HaZelton. The ac-
cused was held under 5000 bail.
District President Duffy announced to-
night that a committee of three mine
orker had been appointed to investigate
the dynamiting and if successful in I'M
earthing the perpetrators. the company
Will turn them over to officers. 1t the
mon are union men they Will be dis
missed from the lodge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
COL0RED TEACHERS
State Association in Session
at Enfield.
Determination 10 Aid the Governor and His
Able Coad utors in Educational Cam
paign Perva6es Meeting.
Especial to News and Observer

~ civ oooCi 4
Enfield. n. c., June 1.-THE State
Teachers Association for the Colored
Race of North Carolina has been in ses-
sion at the Brick School at Enfield dur
ing the week. 1t has been a splendid
meeting. Definite action has character
lied the meetings. Aside from the help
ful normal school feature of teaching the
rural school teaches how to teach
English language, composition, arithme-
TIC, reading, writing, spelling, etc. Ex-
c"llent papers and addresses have been
presented on such topics as The Moral
Life of the Teacher 'Literaturo and
Life, professional Improvement Of
Teachers The Negroes Relation to Our
Government" Our Rural System Of ,Edu-
cation in the South etc. Forceful speak
ers have been clear and very impressive
in all the meetings. President Pearson,
siding officer and the meetings nave all
been full of life and interest.
A determination to be helpful to Gov.
Aycock, Superintendent Joyner and the
broad, liberal-spirited white men now
directing the campaign for universal com
mon school education in North Carolina.
is manifested by all the host of negro
teachers present.
To get their people awakened along
this line and aroused to their States
greatest nced-eduCation-a special com
mission has been duly elected and en-
powered by this great body of negro
teachers to go among the people this
summer and to send others as mission
aries to rouse them to the desire for
Improvement, along all lines helpful to
their State and to get them thinking up
ways and plans for clothing and feeding
and putting larger numbers of their chill
drcn in school. This association seems
determined to show itself useful in this
great field of education.
The following is the commission with
full power to represent, speak for and
pie educatiOnally:
n. c. Bruce, Raleigh; !. r. Hawkins,
KittrClt; James B.. Dudley, Greensboro;
Chas. NJ. Epps, Plymouth; Henry e. Ha-
gan, GOldsboro; E. A. Johnson, Raleigh;
p. w. Moore, Elizabeth; G. c.. Shaw, Ok
ford, and S. G. Atkins, Winston.
The following officers nave been elect
ed for the next years work:
". G. Pearson, Durham, president; 7.
S. Jnbordcn, first vicc-presideEt; G. II.
Boyer, Raleigh, secretary; @. Faduma,
Troy, treasurer. Executive committee. w.
Pearson. c. H. Boyer, n. C. Bruce, f. ~.
Johnson, j. r. Hawkins, Rev. G. c. Shaw,
II. e. Hagan.
The session closes on Monday An cdu-
cational rally is set for Sunday night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17

pearance OF the hank statement hut
neither closed a. the best. III. rl9zfo~
"as fairly steady, however. but ycr~ dan.
The bank statement was considered rs
Eoraole and helped the market. The gain
of 4 million and . quarter in cash re-
serves was larger than expected ana TIE
contraction OF over s.. eco. eco ia thc losa
account came in place ot some arrvs-
h~ension OF 1 further expansion Ut that
account The net result was 10 ala more
than 600. coo TO the surplus over -.
legal requirement. in the resexycs OF thr
associated hanks. The buving ~ Missouri
lacinc and 81. Paul VAS ~ the sau,
character as during the week au4
attributed 20 the operations o. speculative
pools. The Coalers were neglected. ow!1r
70 the lack Of confederation Of ycs,cr-
Gay rlmors cs measures taking paeh
would end the strike. The rise ot a point
in Norfolk and Western was based upon
tho reports that the strike OF Tho sott
coal miners in the N|irElnias has been
broken. There vas nothing il the iaz :
croT news 70 stimulate speculation. The
trading vas ~perfunctory throughout. The
favorable reports OF the mercantile
cGencies. which showed The anthracite
strike to be the only cloud on the IA
dustrial horizon AMI showing az railroad
earnings for the first weer in juno which
are larger by over six per cent than
those Of the same period last year. were
Influenced toward conserving the firm I'M
dcrtono Of stocks.
There hes been a dull and narrow mar
let for bonds. United States IS aud nev
Is declined =. tho 5. registered. and
the 2s, coupons. and 5s i pcr cent. The
ola Is, registered, advanced is per cent
as compared with the close last week..
The total sales OF stocks today were
1461o0 shares. including the following
Atchison preferred 300. Missouri Pacific
700; Reading 10.1G0; Union Pacific s.
400; American Car and Foundry 400.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
OATH FEATURE OF PRIMARY.
M~ecklenburg's Executive Committee Urges
Steps to Have the Law Amended
Especial to News and Obserrer

Especial to News and Observer.l
Charlotte, N. c., June IA private
meeting of the Mecklenburg County DEM
ccratic Executive Committee was held this
morning in the law library in the Pied
mont building. The meeting was fully
attended. A number of very important
resolutions were adopted, among them
one by Mr.. W.. c. Dowd, as follows:
"Harnlony resolution, to the Democrats
of Mecklenburg county: If this commit
tee had the legal right to amend the
primary law it would take out the oath
feature, out of Difference to the wishes
Of q considerable number of loyal Demo-
Gratis in the county. We are advised that
we have no legal right to change this
law, but we urge all Democrats to go
into the primary and we recommend that
county and Senatorial conventions in
struct their nominees to the next Legisla-
tUre to so amend the primary law as to
remove the oath feature, SO that it will
not apply except in case of challenge. We
pledge our united efforts to secure this
result and we ask all loyal Democrats
to attend the primaries on July 9TH
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17

terprises. A very prominent member 80
the cotton mill fraternity in speaking
some time ago of the rival plans. sal ia
ne was IN the Underwood under
'ohlhs because he hoped thereby to sell
ouI d losing business at a good price.
Nhclner That is the motive that actuates
the underwood conferees is, of course
not 10 be charged, but the fact remains
mat the class of mills in this scheme
are on a different footing from those
sought by the Fries interests.
90 It would seem reasonable to sun
pose, mat with two great syndicatos
WORKING IN a different way after practi-
cdHy the same results, it will not he
iohg before the whole cotton milling
business Of the South will be arrayed in
soma Dhalanx in the battle, no longer
lor existence, but for supremacy over
the New England mills.
with ruinOus business methods and in
dependent competition among themselves
eliminated, the Southern mills have q
bright future ahead. And it will only be
d snort while before the native Yankee
ingenuity of the New Englander" will
study out some other evolutionary sol
vent for the new difficulty, and all will
again be we'll. let it be hoped.
The proper expansion of trade with
foreign countries can only be developed
through "a coming together of all fac
tories to share the expense of represen-
tatlves IN those distanct fields of awak-
enlng development.
ANDREW JOINER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
II. & B. Beers Market Letter.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
New Orleans, La, June 14-LiVerpooi
adVicCS were not encouraging, cOnSe-
qucntly our market opened 1 to 8 points
lower, but Immediately after improved
3 points on fresh buying, when it was
aScertained that clear weather prevailed
generally throughout the belt, and with
the exception of probable hover in Ok
lahoma, Arkansas, Texas Panhandle the
prediction was for fair weather tonight
and Sunday. Later, however, the Wash
ingtOn observer wired that there was a
disturbance over the northeastern Sulf
moving nOrthward, and storm warnings
were ordered at Cedar Keys. Tampa,
Gorda, Jacksonville, Savannah and
Charleston. Realizing on this infCr1na-
ton occasioned a break of ) to 8 points,
subsequently values became slightly
steadier, making the net loss 3 to 5 points
on the day. Weathr conditions govern
the market entirely. If the expected rains
in the Atlantis States materialize Sunday
the chances are values Will decline fur
Their. On the other HAND the absence OF
rains throughout the belt during this
time will occasion a reaction.
II. & B. BEER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
NELSON is WARNED
Looping Couple from CasweII
Must HE Them to Pas
lures New.
(Speeial TO Ncws md Ohservcr.)

Especial to News and Observer
Hickory, n. G., June H.-Nelson ard
Mrs. Coffey, the absconding couple who
left their respective families in Caldwell
county a short time ago., arrived here
last night from the West. They Were
supposed TO be en- route for their former
nome. 1t happens that several men from
their ncighbOrhood are working in the
factories at this place. Some of them
saw Nelson and advised him that if he
had any regard for good health and a
whole skin he would not return to his
former place of abode, as a warm recep-
ton would probably be extended to him.
Nelson abandoned all idea Of returning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
GRIM ANn PROVISIONS

Chicago. his. June li-Apathy per
yaded tho Board Of Trade today. Trad
crs paid LITTLE attention 10 anything but
wheat and not much to that lnasmuch
as wet weather has ruled tho plt for
the last week, whom prospects of clearing
skies were reported. wheat lost its
strength. oats symuathizcd somewhat.
but corn was under manipulation AMI
held hrm. At the close July wheat, was
= TO 80. lower. July corn =, 10 re. ~.
and July oats 1sc. down. Provisions
closed TIC. downa for the entire list.
Leading futures ranged a, follows
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
CAPT. LEMLY CONES TO SALEM.
His Sister Living Critically III. His Own
Health Impaired.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, June 14-Captain Samuel
C. Lemly, Judge Advocate General of the
Navy, today left Washington for his
home at Salem, n. c.. where his sister
is lying critically i'll. Solicitor Hanna
is discharging the duties of Judge Ad-
vocate General until further arrange
ments can be made. Upon his own ap-
plication, Captain Lemly yesterday was
by the Naval Retiring Board.
The Board has not yet reported, but it is
known to have condemned the officer as
unfit for active service on account of his
impaired health. The result will be an
nounced in the course of a few days at
least, and probably at the same time,
Secretary Moody will make known his
intentions respecting the succession.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
Winn Admitted to Bail.
Especial to News and observer.

Especial to News and OBSERVER
Goldsboro, n. c., June lin hapeas
corpus proceedings before Judge lSopih-
son, this morning, Frank Wlnh' charged
with the murder of Charles VIM "ds
admitted to bail in the sum oi. $-'ooo.
Judge Robinson was OF opinlon' =
evidence submitted. that Winn was not
puiltv of murder in the first degree. The
state was represented by Solicitor Jones
and Mr.. Iobn +. Woodland, and the de-
fcndant VIM. by Coils. l. f.. and w. |.
Dortcb If will be recalled, that a few
DAVIS ago. near Mount Olive. Charles
Winn was stricken a blow on the head
with soma blunt weapon by Frank VIM,
death following instantly. The parties are
colored and were prominent III their sec
ton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17

Spot cotton closed quiet; m1ddllng uplands
3 ZIG; midailng gulf 8 I-l65s; sales 1915 ba es.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
New Orleans, La, juno 4.-SpOt cotton
was in better demand today; quotations
unchanged.
Futures one to two points lower; the
prediction of a storm over the cotton
belt was the feature of the market that
caused prices to take an easy drop and
some brokers to sell and go short on
the new crop. There was little real
izing in the selling, it was lone mostly
on the prospects Of rain and if the prom
Used storm does not come by Monday
the general prediction is that prices Will
take a big jump. October was tho most
active in the trading. The net losses
were four to five points.
NEW ORLEANS. La, June II. Cotton futures
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
TIE VOTE IN ROWAN.
B. F. Long andT B. Bailey Divide Delegates
to Judicial Convention.
ESPECIAL to News and Observer,

Especial to News and Observer)
Salisbury, N. c., June 14.-The vote in
Rowan county today for delegates TO the
judicial convention resulted, 1t IS be
lievcd, in an ever division of the county S
vote between B. L. Long, OF StateSVllle,
and Il. b. Bailey, of MocksVllFe. z. +.
Rapcr. of Lexington, secured about tive
votes Hammer was unanimously en-
GorSed for solicitor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17

~.
1nsn 49o1a1iuus "sre ms aoIi."s
a. pao Bon /, ~ aoi'. wln'e5 ,aaa Nv &C. 'trnlRhts
eo'1oN1 CN"4s : ~ ffti"k sF'',ah
- 90l sP1rlhR pnlea5s s5.SSb5'o q" s'F"iEhis
% VVlSo.oo p"h,ts $50"
" 49, : Sp'lhe - o. o'tt-n
NJ - '''49S'o1f' 70. :
yeto" o".s !. 1900 -" Will
f% ! 70, 2 | feedi 5000 ~ ~ 80 ~
mailing 6b07o; no. fax seed slbt No
nofth"eslerh 10 ffne uHothy seed 90.
Mess PofE per DBL el.tg LARD pr io
IDS. slQW ou9Ft fibS slu'$ to'se) sIu3a4D
SQ 80 Diy -sa ga sn9u',G6' 1900 80,
snort cIear SIDES CboAed) 40 .5Ileso. "hlSkey
sl.5o Glover contract grace 6 3
Ne" 'o"h
NEW YORK Jun .oF,our shsd" easier.
s2.9J93 20; winter stratghts s2.so1to0; winter
patents a o 10, low grades e29a13lo.
Rye hour dull; falr 10 good D.25a345; choice
corn meal quiet; yellow western 1872; city I3I;
brandywine s3. 5o13.55.
Rye quiet; State rye -: No 2, western 81
It&rley matt du i; western 65tes.
WLent-spo pot easy; 10. 2, red, - Options :
Corn-spot Easy; No. ;, ea4 optlous-JuIy
66A September 63h Decemb 5oh
Beef firm; family sl}.5CDl6.00; mess ali %;
packe. s1i o0al2: beef a3,rns t2l5o1e250
40 s5oniders snmas. a. Mans Iiix9t2 S~'a'
Ls-d easy; western steamed tlo 20; refined
easier; to the continent 1850; South America
htI-OU. F1ttpOuAA NlLL6Ts-
Pork firm; family Ia.5o120; short clear sls Is
2I.Z5; mess sls. 5oUl925
BITTER strong; western creamery, fresh, IoL
2lI: imitation creamery li4ls; factory DU1o,
State dairy 1921.
Cheese irregular: new state, fun cream, small
colored, e. 81 - 9HMa4 DO. white 1914 do larg"
Eggs strong; State and PcnnsyIvania Tnnts;
western, at marx, -. southern, uugrsdsd.
l5Ml6.
TnIIow easy; city GOO per pa4sa-c 81.
country (packgcs frce) 81
Rosin steady; strained. common 10 good, l57M
urpentIne dull at $685..
Rlce quiet; domestic. falr 70 extra 4nt6I
Japan FAC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
NAVAL STORES.

wilmington, \. C.. June IA -Turpentine
nothing doing; receipts 50 casks.
Rosin dull al OIL IcIII5; receipts 157.
Crude firm at t1.40N2.e so; receipts liz barrels.
Tar firm at o. a.; receipts Al.
SAVANNAH Ga, June i3-Turpentine Arm Al
Is; receipts 959; sales To-; eK ports 372.
RosiD firm; receipts 2.774; saIes i .e72; exports
9if.
Quote: A, &C, D, G25; f, G25. US; O,
81 40; n, s1.65; !. el9 X, u Is; VI. $3.50; y,
800; w 6, 1870; w ", E55.
CHARLEsTos, S. =, June 14-Turpepttns
steady at 1914 receipts =, sales 10; exports
Rosln nrm; receipts =; sales 20; exports
NQuote: A, p, C, d, E. -; F, sL25; g, sE40;
e si.65; / ~ 90: X ESQ; n, 4. %; y, - 90: NC
g a.; w W. e3G5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
OTHER COTTON MARKETS,
STOCKS \ BONDS

New York, June livery little impor-
tance can be attached to today's dealings
in stocks. Prices were we'll held. but
this was not because there was auy gen
eral demand, but rather because there
were no offerings. Outside of Missouri
Pacific and st. Paul the dealings were
hardly more thar nominal. These two
stocks were lifted q point after the APP
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-17
Coapman Succeeds O'Brien.

Washington, June lit is announced
that E. II. Coapman is appointed super
intendent OF the Danvillc division OF the
Southern Railway with Offices at Green's
boro, y. c., vice N. j. O'Brien, resigned,
effective JUNE 10th.